:...a ' t X Zr ^ 6 / 't^A6B’hPmRTY-TW0 \ t ■' ^ W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4,'l967 Arcrage Daily Net Press Run r. . For the Week Ended . , ThS Westlnr" -/■V November 30, IS67~ V ‘ Fanaaal at JB. S. Waatkor Bataa About Town 12,682 ' Fair, pioMw tealgW. iAw ULN Member o f the Audit Meapt S-lt aama niral araaa. Fadr, f^¥h#'CoiipI«« Club o f tho Second wanwir FHdajr. R ^ ' 46-M. XlbiixTegatlonal Chutph will bowl M&nthe»ter-^A City of rU^ge Charm ,:.»t the Oommiinlty Y Saturday DOUBLE S&H GREEH STAMPS WITH AtL CASH ; taiKht from 7:30 to 10 o’clock, Any VOL. LXXVII, NO. 56 Vouplea In the church are invited. (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS)V MANCHESTER, CONN., -raURSDAt, 1>ECEMBER 6, 1957 . Thoae attending ehoul|d wear bowl- SALES THIS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5! ICIaaolfled AdvartUliig a* Paga BS) PRICE FIVE tENTB ing ehoea. soft soled slippers or heavy socks.’Those planning to at- j tend should contact either Mrs. Harry Rylander Jr. or Mrs, James •fiBr on e etncl a .11 O h! Brakes? Irvtae, _ . ^December Los Angeles, De-:. 5 (ffi)—The Lakota Council. No. 01. D e^ee judge read the police report of Pocahontas, will meet tonight merry Christmas for everybody begins concerning a man before him^ at 7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall. Mem­ on a.recklesa driving change:' bers are asked to attend, as new of- right here! We've gifts for Mom, for Dad, for Sis "Driving 93 n.fles an hour fleers for the coming year will be Of Bid to Clean , fled from officers . . nominated. A social hour and re­ and Brother . . , home gifts to make the chased about a mile . . ." freshments aill follow the meet­ “Why didn’t you atop?" ing. Atlantic City, N. J., Dec.Tconventlon expuUlon move, if onlyyOOO of th* AFL-CJIO’i 15 million Municipal Judge Thomaj- L. whole family happy . . . gifts for all good friends Hoffs would quit as Teamsters Christmas wouldn't b« Christmos 5 (JP) — AFL-CIO president members. Griffith Jr. asked yesterday. president-elect. The Manchester Garden Club and relatives, too. Come in, shop with ease. without Sonto Clous: and he will be George Meany told the open­ All flve unions have been under "I couldn’t, your honor," re­ will hold another workshop meet­ ing session of the federation’ti In thq past Meany had said Hof- nre in congressional investigations, plied Ramon Butler, 23. "t- here at Hole's this Thursday^ evening fa’s ouster from any sort of post with the ..Teamsters and Hoffa ing Friday at 10 a.m. at the home convention today there would didn’t have any brakes." o f Mrs. Rohert H. Smith. 131 Hart­ STORE HOURS: from 7 to 9 and Saturday afternoon 2 In the Teamatera was the prime especially being charged before "Five days and $50," aaid ford Rd. The club viill hold its an­ be no deals in thejfederation’s requisite to the trucking union’a the Senate rackets Inveatigating the judge. H.A> r.’s w it.r RE OPEN to 5:30. Plan to bring the kiddies— drive' to eliminate labor cor­ staying ■ In the federation. The committee with misusing union nual sale of Christmas Greens in ON THE NIGHTS THAT ARF. Center Church House Dec. 13 from they'll enjoy o chat with Santa. ruption. Teamsters, already under AFL- funds and powers. t CIRCLED IN THE ABOVE CALENDAR; CIO suapension, have one tenth of Meany announced last night 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., under the di­ PLl'S ALL DAY MONDAY Meany flatly denied reports the rection of Mrs. Charles Lesper- AFL-CIO high command la In any the AFL-CIO’s is million mem­ that the AFL-CIO Executive First Bom a re Gas Heater. ance. general chairman and Mrs. \ way willing to water down ita bers. The United Textile’ Workers Council had suapinded the Textile Frank Bickmore, co-chairman. A cleanup demanda on the , Team- Union was suspended last night. • group (UTW) and voted to push sale of Christmas cookies and a aters and other AFL-CIO unions ^ Five Unions’ Under Fire for expulsion of both the UTW and Distillery Workers because Sites Selected Flame Used morning coffee hour Is planned. accused of corrupt leadership. However, the AFL-CIO leaders Lo'*'est Prices GIFT UMBRELLAS There had been some apeculation both had failed, he said, to carry p r appeared determined to push con­ out in good faith reform programs The Motherhood of Mary Meany wap now willing to let, vention expulsion action against they had pledged. ^ - On East G>ast Mothers Circle will meet this eve­ *1 98 T. *8.98 James R. Horfa remain in a subor­ the Teamsters, Bakery, Laundry, Still on UTW PayroU Up Oxygen ning at 6:30 at the home of Mrs. Anywhere dinate position in the Teamsters Distillery and Textile Workers The AFL-CIO boss said the UTW I All the newest fahric.s ami handlc.s. Union and escape an AFL-CIO Unions.’ They comprise'about 1,806- Washington, Dec. 5 (fl>) — Four Vincent Pppeleski, 112 Helaine HALE’S OWN RR.AND GIFT had obtained the resignations of Rd., tor its Christmas party. Co- Plain colors, prints and plaids. •.ast Coast Air Force Bases have Stam ford, D ec. 6 (jP)— FIt « •MERfCRY two top UTW officers, Anthony hosteasea will be Mrs. Edward Valente as president and Lloyd been selected for construction of persons were found dead of Goss and Mra John Termeulen. HOSIERY Klenert as secretary-treasurer, but the first taunting sites for the aaphyxiation today in their Members are reminded to bring I..\CE TRI3I.MED federation auditors had discovered Bomarc. < the .nation’s newest mis­ dollar gifts for the grab bag. ELECTRIC tenement apartment. GOLD MYL.AR STRIPED . . . Full fashioned sheer dark both a'UU have continued on the sile designedto knock down enemy A friend cMling to take Jeffrow T. J. SpeUacy Dies; UTW pavroU. SPIN RAYON scam n.vlons with reinforced ■fdtopjbefs Green to work walked Into tba Emanuel Churchmen will hold Similarly, he said the Distillery The Aif^ Force reportedly feel* apartment and found th* bodies their annual smorgasbord Friday BLANKETS heel and toe for extra wear. Workers group < had gotten rid of TAI l ECLOTHS and NAPKINS Newest winter shades. shout 16 such sites would provide' of Green, hie wife and three oth­ evening In Luther hall. Hugo Carl­ With a TWO year guarantee certain leaders but.they had taken antiaircraft coverage for the East ers sprawled about th* place. son is in charge of the program ...... $*.»* Political Power 77 over the union agmn O avoid any and Weaf Coasts and the nation’! Th* other three were indentlfied which will feautre the High School Twin Bed S ir e ___ $ 1 7 . 9 5 secret ballot election of new- offi- S9v70 ...... g.s.flg northern boundary. The Bomarc Mr. and Mrs. Leroy 8pat.ee and Round Table Singers, under the di­ cera. Speaking of the UTW, Meany can cover a wide c rea and travels said that whereas the AFL-CIO 8-month-old eon, Leroy. AU rection of G. Albert Pearson. Full Bed Sire pr. Hartford, Dec. 6 —Thomas 'J. faster than sound, 'ere Negroes...... $7.M -thought the union had launched Single Control . . J ] g 9 5 SpeUacy,’77,- state insurance com­ However, although it is dfsigned Orebn’s brothsr, . 20-yeer-oId Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid 6.1" R O U N D ...... *5.9* missioner, four times mayor of genuine reforms-they found out In recient days "’further financial Ir­ to^IntSrcept enemy bomberi as far WllUaimNt^ Green o f Garnet, 8. Society wUl meet tonight at 7:30, \ Full Bed Sire Hdrtford, and alnce-1907 a power in away as 300 miles and as high up C., was uteen to Stamford hos­ and the Youtji Council tomorrow NAPKINS ...... S9c ea. state Democratic pc^!cs, died regularities have been carried on Diinl Control . . . J 2 2 9 5 right to the present moment—it is as nearly 12 mile.*, the Boiharc pital but watt responding to treat­ at 7:30 p.m. The annual Christmas You will love these for your own uae shortly after 7 a.m. this morning would not be effective against bal­ ment. N. sale and social of the Aid Society at the Hotel Commodore, New the most brazen thing I’ve ever Colors: Green. lOse, blue and and for gifts. ■\'ellow, aqua, pink, white, seen in my life.’’ , listic missiles. These long range Det, Ctept. WilUam J. Lynch will open at 6 p.m. Friday. The coral. green and pecan. York. He had been attending sea- rockets fly ;at a p ^ a of up to said the five appiurantly died Church Council will also have a alons of the National Assn, of In­ "There was no finesse at all and Ue robbing is still going on,’’ 15,000 miles an h lur and trav/el as from insufficient {nesting Friday evening. surance Commiiaioners at the high as 600 or 700 miles. He said flames from an unvent- hotel. Meany added. Meany said it may seem ridicu­ Plans to build the first Bomarc *d gaa hot water heatci:^ had used Manchester Lodge, No. 73 AF His death was discovered by lous to base expulsion proceedings launching sites were announced up oxygen in the room. \ •hd AM, will hold a special meet­ Deputy State Insurance Oommli- against the Teamsters on the basis last night by the Air Force. It said Lynch said the owner ing at the Masonic Temfile tonight aioner Alfred N. Premo. a long­ of only one man, Hoffa. it had signed contracts totaling $46 building at 5pl South Pi at 7 o’clock, for the purpose of con­ time friend, who had gone to the "Certainly Hoffa la not the million for work at Dow Air Force Oeori;* 'Vaaelakos, w o u 1 ducting a Masonic memorial serv­ You give to much conference Sunday afternoon with Teamsters only problem." Meany Base, Maine;. McGuire Air Force charged with vlolmtteg a city ice for the late Frank E. Spencer. 0 I LACE-EDGED OVERALL SpeUacy. The two men had planned said, "because God knows they’ve B4ae, N. J.; Otis’ Air Force Base, nance banning testapation of to start hark to Hartford thii Mass.; and Suffolk County A if The service will be held at the With prett.v .scalopcd strap.s ,tikI a puff pucket got plenty of problems. There are Bridg* gi^er rMt* a^6p smashed, telescoped passenger coacbe* ns rescuer* continue search for bod­ yMad gee water heatm i Holmes Funeral Home at 7:30. for so littlo when you givo morning, and Premo went to Spel- indications of further disclosures Force Base on Long Island. N, T. T he bodies were dl$eOvsred for “cand.v monc.v.’’ Colors: lied, turquoi.se, lacy's about 6:45 to wake hiiir. ies early today In John's steUon in Southeast L6ndon. The two trains crashed In heavy fo r coming out. But Mr. Hoffa is the An Air Force spokesman aaid during the rush-h^Ur yeaterday. Girder was toppled by th* craah. (A P PhotoMx via nuUo from shoithr before 8 a.m. wheii^Frank pink and maize. S O A O "Tom was very hard to wake up main problem of the Teamsters at some addi^nal land will be ac­ London). Jobnami, 146 Franklin S t, Called Lt. John V. Kleperia, son of Mr. In recent month*,’’/' said ’ Premo. the moment." quired ■ for the Suffolk County ) and Mra Otto Kleperis, 3'7 Main Sizes 2 to 4. to fiVa Jeffrow Green a ride $e Samsonite Card Tables "He opened his eyes finally and Hoffa, 44-year old Detroit Kbor project, but that In the other three work at a tu*. company. - ' SL, U presently enrolled in pri­ CHIIHREN’S SHOP—.MAIN FLOOR. REAR looked at- me. I said: 'Come on, czar, is on trial’ in New York City cases the Air Force would use land mary pilot training at Hondo'Air The Spate* Muple . and Mre. old timer, we want to get started it already owns. The Sites will In­ Oreen were lying te their beds. Base, Tex. A graduat of Manchea- for Hartford early.’ ’’ THOMAS t . 8FELLACT (Oonttened on Page Ten) clude launching spans, storag* fa­ Early Snowfall \ Ur High School, U . Kleperts later Jeffrow Green'e b ^ we* lying te Premo said he then went to cilities, control equipment and pro­ D ie in Crash a taaBway. Th* baby wta found attended the University ■ of Con- ahave, thinking by ,the. time he tection facilities. dead te hin crib. nwUcut. where he majored in finished SpeUacy would be AwaK*. The Bomarcs and their launA- Snarls Traffic; mathematics. Medical IDzamlnar Rudol|di Gblr When he went back to Spellacy’a ing sHeq are to be "integrated into mara eatd all ilva had been dead room a few minute* after 7 the the air defense system of th* Unit­ eaveral houra OUR GAY TRKASURB-TRKB ex-mayor's left arm was hanging Trains Death Toll 10 f'luoridation will be discussed at Valve, Weather Halt ed States," the Air Force said. down the side of the bed. iThe 'water heater was burnlag, , 4 the Hollister St. School Sunday af­ Thus, they will join Air Fore* LffncCi eald, but a gae heater jet O R OfRL SOOUT OIPTS "I put his arm on hit eheat and ternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Following and Navy interceptor plants and New York, Dei. 6 (H)4^ bright waa' turned on, without a llama. A pattad hts faeq- gently to awaken lionitoni 5 .-Un—Rescuet-into the rear of a 10-coach electric the discugsion there will be aiqucs- the Army^, Nike' antiaircraft.mtev jnin returned today te the w«k«.of pot Of meat on th* eook stove had him." said Premo. "Thea I realized ailea in guarding the’ United 8' ‘ ‘ WOT] oad approximately trite-halted-mnrr-St: Johns’ Sta­ tion and answer period. ’The meet- •rtMli iMk of lold-spriyid plistie. 6H ' Hll. 1.2$ Satellite^ Lati nolj^ g 100 pereons lied' in th* rush-hour ywtfefdsiy']*' bitter earty aeaaon MlM4.over. Th* bathtub wae ' m« is being sponsored by the something was wrong.” from pMsible enetny aaaauU- tion. The impact shot cars into the ftfl toot ktKilit with lovily d*(i|(i tnm optn ind Premo called the hotel’s, resident crash oO-two trains Uklng com­ air and brought down part of an sriowatorm that laohed th* East with water. A radio waa.Jteteg. Fluoridation Educational Associa­ PoUc* quoted Mra J e H t£ | ^ * r, tion. Inc. u L i" lollop'*'* « rhodium finish, {uk l.M* physician. Dr. Allen D. Tanney, (Contteued on Page Ten)/ muters and -Christmas shopper* to overhead viaduct which carried an­ Ooaat from ConaecUeut to Hottkod korritto, fold-plaii or rhodium. Eatk .41 who pronptqtepA .{M la cv .dead. Cape Canaveral, FISh Dec. $ ^firing schedules. Fitting them In their horngitn thick fog last night. other electric rail line. giniB, causing 10 daatbs and snarl­ a neighbor, aa aayteg rim saw Jef­ Last rites wejfidnAdnv.«tbe.Rev. (jP>—A new attempt to launch has become a Herculeair task for Salva^ibrews, moving through ing ■ transportation. frow Green alive as Ut* aa B--M flMk UMfo for Girl Scouts (in litht irien a.tfaiy toet satellite waa ordered * Hanging over Edge i . plisticl tnd Browtiios (in bii|i). bek J.M Richard . Mah6n ^ y jM St. this overworked, overcrowded a nii^trftarc scene of fog and Six live* were lost In New Jer­ laat night He wae am]Soyed by a pAklMThS new try win get un- center. V An 8-coach electric train above Norwalk, tire dmepany. Bpataa ,^m an Ca^iglc'^CfiiW^ twisted. meUl, brought out 84 waa left With the front wheels of sey, two In New York and two te DOUBLE HrfC D*rip A NT *e«it ad Irtwiiit witck by Timex. lensviiy: |pv"dkyilgM hoiinir to- At Cambc^lg), Mass., .the Smith­ Baptist P^tor bodies. "They said from 20 to 30 Maryland. wae amployed by a New Canaan, j ” Browni»:ehrom» com, red strop.i.TS* hiorrqw, 'Ij^V’sa termally an- sonian Altrophysical Laboratory its engine hanging over the edge. house cleaning firm. Ynne other bodies still w$re trapped in Salvage teams early this morning Deapit* the eonahlne, the tem­ GREEN STAMPS ^ >nd FLOOR po, gj,| seouli: |0ld-tonid cast no’qnoed here pt tf:5$ pjn. announced ttiat the 6.4 Inch, 3(4 tbs mangled cdkcMes. perature m many places continued The Green family lived te a first with black suidt strap. 10.IS* ItR' body To H e a ^ U.S. Anally removed the train qbove. ■ A k en ’by, the' Defenso’-ltepartnient Informa­ potind test sphere, once it has en­ Police said more than 200.0theVs below the freesteg marlt keeping floor rear fla t All the rest of the THURSDAY. DEC. 5! tion Chief C. .H.-S0heoley, said The two wrecked trains were ‘ Frict includts Federal tax. " . New 'york.... Fjuriefh].. Service Co. ter^ an orbit, will be known offi­ were injured, including. 110 seri­ carrying about 2,000 ; commuters highways slippery snd bdurdous. 2-story frame building wae occu­ the launching iittem t w-oaM be cially a* "1M7 Gamma," for the Huge force* of road 'workers pied by white pereons. t V h lch will send .H to the Dillon ously hurt. Determination of the and Chriatmas shoppers bound for gf^Funeral Home In Hartford. Hart- made tome time d m t 7 a-m. third letter.of )he Greek alphabet. Churcl^s Body -final toil of dead and Injured ma> turned out for the giant , tsak of Vaselakoe, who lives In'Stamfotd, the suburban town of Hayes and clearing travel me*. , - ford arrangements; were being The name'wpiUd signify that this take several days. the English Channel towns of la an axtenrive property owner who Christmas Gift ' Cape Canaveral, Flkr. JDec- was the third hiM-made moon of owns many rental units similar to i;’ made by Spellacy’s aister-in-law, 6 By GEO^E W. CXIRNEIX ' Arms and legs of *{111 bodies Folkestone and Deal, 50 milea to There were record snowfalls In Toiletries trial Haisw r-—A ipiO- shattered roofs of the coaches. The sUngteg hard winds piled up hug* (CMiteriad an Pag* Tan) , LOWER STORE LEVEL ’ . ) Premo said .SpeUacy had been Trains were not operating ot JEWELRY , V faking medication for a heart CQn- the Qaipma baby moon last nlght going, the U.S. orblter presumably westem/Baptist pastor who likes to rescue crews said there was no drifts in spots. As th* storm only 50 minute short of the target ^ p ld take the name of Delta, or lOuntains, the Rev. Dr. Ed- hop* that any etlll 'remaining in schedule because of the UilckeM moved on into the Atlantli, th* Large as.sortment in tailored •. .'dition. but that he appeared well fog in recent year* which enviT I Hobnail Bubble .during the New York sessions up hour. No. 4, . . Dahlberg of St.-Louis, to-' the- wreckage were alive. wind esaed. or stone set style.*. Al.so simu­ The combination of a seriese*. of In mlaring ite date to become a "This is going to be a long job; oped Britain and parts ot the The snow measured up to -two Bath ...... - vto Wednesday eyening. elected president of the Continent.for two days. „The disar­ lated pearls and rhinestone minor difficulties — parUcuIarl;rlj\a moon, QatepM provided this part Council of Chufehes. We haven't even started,” said feet in Maryland. In northern Told Wife in Hospital ranged timeUble and* Iqck of visi Mate* temperature* fell to 10 ‘b’H Bulletins jewelry. ' ’’ * He ate a light supper of a half leaky disconnect ' valve on of Florida wlOi unusual drama and He. is the first Baptist ever to member of one salvage gang. ' launching rocket’s liquid oxygen Tarpaulin screens were erected billty were blamed by some for the low zero although the state itablf Blue Fern Spray SLEEP FASHIONS... , ’’dozen oysters, lamb's tongue and excitement head the big cooperative Christian wreck; but railway officials de­ from Hie ^ Wiroi 7 tank — and a bad break on the \ Itihad been ;ndtc||ted at flrst organization, which Includes 30 along roadways overlooking the escaped the enowstorm. Winds .00 • ‘cocoa, Premo recalled, then read clined to speculate'before a full In­ reached 45 mile*, per hour. Cologne ______$1.00 ' the New Yorker Magazine for a weather — overly, strong winds that at 9 a.m. Tuesday the launch- Protestant and Orthodox denom­ scene In Southeast London to hide To forced the postponement. the wreckage from passing motor­ quiry. Accidents wer* numerous and, J While. Midway in the evening Spel Ing crews would stsrt a t H-ho'ur inations with about 374 million It waa the worst train wreck In Ca n e L t o TONTINUE In Washington, John P, Hagen, countdown or check-off period^iur- ists and the curious. transportation difficulties great ,-la c y waa Informed that his wife members across the nation. Britain since 112 person's died Oct. for home-bound office worker* Hartford, Dec. S (J>—U.8. Sen­ Mrs. EnizabeUi Gill SpeUacy, 48, director of the U.S. pnflect Van­ Ing which every detail of the com­ 'Ten other top officers also were . Horrible as th* wreck was. It guard program to launch -a series just missed being even worse, for 8, 1953, in a 3-train pileup at tHe late yesterday in many placee, ator William A. Pnrtell today had been taken to Hartford Has plicated rocket vehicle wotild be elected at the council’s triennial received ,- asauranee from the of research satellites during the a third train ^almost was involved. suburban London station of Har­ particularly the heavily populated I Little Lady Bath pitai from a symphony concert at made ready for functioning. At gWeral assembly, itn chief policy­ row. "Two troop trains collided in Atomic Energy Oommteiloa that International Geophysical Year, the end of the count(h>wn, pre­ An 11-coach steam train drove New York and Philadelphia drees. the Buahnell, suffering chest pains making conclave. They will serve Scotland in’ May 1916, killing 227 Early today, the New York City U* program at the CANEL (Con- P o w d e r...... / SpeUacy appeared shocked st aaid it waa his guess that ^$he sumably around 8 a.m/yesterday, until the next assembly three years persona. Last night's waa the third launching process' would be re­ Sanitation Department, canceling aectioat aircraft anelear energy tha flrat of tlfe thre- rocket stages hence. ' biggest train wreck In Britain dur­ the day off eontt workers ordi- laboratory) faculty at Middlo- (ContlnuGd oa Paga Five) sumed later today so it might be would be touched off and the de­ Dr. Dahlbefg succeeds the Rev. k. ritft'd ing this century. nsrily .would reraiye, thesw an towa wlU be eeatteoed and tent I Party Time Bubble mmd •Yv ■ ■------i- completed tonight or in the early vice would start climb to 306- Dr. Ehigene Carson Blake of Phila­ The f6g hindered removal " the Walli t Vr News Tidbits 01 8,700-man cleanup brigade oqto the the ageacy'* plans call for a pro- ‘ hotira of Friday. mlle high orbitql AKUude. delphia, administrative head of the injured to hoapitals £s ambulances, B a t h ...... 60c CawM. Siiai 32 la 40. ^ But J. Paul Walsh, deputy di-' streets. 'Through the night enow- gram at. eeeentiaUy the same An There were dulays, -jid the pro­ Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Culled from,AP Wires ' police cars, and fire engines crept plows had battled to keep main ar­ level aa test of the paat fiscal rector, told a midnight news con­ posed 11-hour Countdown actually Dr. Dahiberg is a. leader in.the to and frbm the scene. Many of year. ’ _’ Israeli €onvoy ference at Patrick Air Force Base teries. open. Little Lady Manicure started at 5 a.‘m. Wednesday, with American Baptist’ (northern) Con the Injured staggered blindly 7.8 Inches te New York Officers ClubHhat there would be Teacher killed, eeven students away through the murk to find Set ...... $2.50 no renewal of the launching at­ The - city received 7.3 Inchee of MT. -SCOPUS PACT DVB With Gas Goes (OoMtinued on Page Thirteen) (Continued on Page Two) Injured as rocket made from piece help at nearby residences. snow during a continuoua 25-hour Unl.ted Natlans, N .Y ,, Dec 5 V P t tempt today. . of. pipe blows up at Floydada, Tex., Mr*. J. P. Priddis, who lives Walsh aaid the launching crew fall, topping tha 6.5 mark for the — The Ualtod Natloaa anaoniieed I Jergen's Lotion with school . , . Truck driver called in near the junction, said: "First date set in 1911. The storm ’elided today that Secretary Oeneral To Mt. Scopus could get the 72-foot rocket ready Xeamater probe after surviving there was a tremendous- crash. immediately If It had to, but it at 10:30 o’clock last night. Vejy Dag Hammarskjeld has derided Dispenser .... $1.00 Diplomatic Break Looms eanbush attempt. Then we saw p blinding flash from seldom Is such s storm recorded to aaelgn a pereoaal lepreaenta- would be up to the Defense De­ Eisenhower "feeling fine," plans the line. Then screaming began. Jerusalem, Dec. 5 —The first partment to act the date fOr a'vibw sb early in the season. tlve to help work at a perman­ braeli convoy to Mt. Scopus-in long weekend of rest at Oettya- "Everybody around here went to Winds ranged up to 45 milea' an ent arrangement between Israri Yafdley Soap .. .'$1.50 attempt. burg . . . Women employes of help. The tog ■ was so thick we two week* crossed Jordanian ter­ He added that auperviaori of the hour at the height uf the storm, and Jordan for the eontraver- ritory today carrying 14 barrels of, Indonesia Plaiis to Oust Teamster units in Detroit said they couldn’t, see anything." but had diminished considerably by slal Mt. SqOpiM area..- . missile teat range, 5,000 mitea into never gave anyone permission to Dr. Frank Ellis was one of the I Old Spice After gasoline and other supplies. the South' Atlantic from the teat today. Abandoned cars dotted tlM Jordan stopped convoys to thj tap phone conversations, -i. • SHIP SINKS, 88 Ra v e d center here, had been asked to Rear Adm. Rlckoysr inys nu- Shaving Lotion $1.00 demUitartzed Israeli enclave las' give the satellite project the best tConlteued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Two) Trapani. SlcUy, Dee. t . t m — month with a claim that guoline 46,OO0 Dutch Citizens rlebr aubo can go from Atlantic to The * tempest-battered ItoUaii time available for another qffort. pacific under! polar, ioecaps . . JERRY GILDEN'S ♦ constituted mUltary cargo. The Is­ C. H. Schobley, Defense Depart­ veaeel CItta Di Trapani jbrnke In I Old Spice Men'j raelis’ said it was necessary fuel. artln Co., Vanguaril manufactur- two OB a reef ontaUe tela SicIL VSPECfAL EDITION" ment information chief, told the Jakarta, Indonesta, Dec. 5 (fl*) cles* It acts to turn ei/, engineers bredlet U.S, wtU out- . The supply ilm started again to- midnight conference th.ere would Justice Minister Gustaff Maneg- (an. port today. Forty-two pno- Sets .. $1.00 to $3.00 Dress of the Momlh Guinea ever to Indonesia. Ip Soviet inj rocket*. sengera and 46 crew membeia Advertised in November day under an agreement' worked be a quick decision, and a new eom aaid today the government Subandrio also implied tha't' out by U.N. Secretary-DagjHim- launching-schedple probably would New Orleans firefighters roatrol Death ? were saved, but the captaU and Harper's Batstar >■ la taking over all the, big Dutch 'Jtgkarta would nationalize the vast ‘E*»oUne Maze; one worker dead'... raarskjold. be announced today. bMsinesaea occupied by their em- Second officer were wnrimd o'ver- Revlon Lipsticks . $1.35 iDutCh holdings in Indonesia unless Duke of Windsor attends first eif- noard add drowsed. Fonr other U.Ni obsertrera .In the presence , Cape Canaveral is tim in g with l^oyes. Dutchmen own and oper­ the demand to;' New Guineia Is met. o f Jordanian officer* checked the flciat function sine* his abdication’ crew members .are misateg and test nilssiles — ■ Army JupIterS, ate tlM country's biggest and Justice Minister Gustaaf Adolf in 1936. - (Edltor’s Note-^or 11 eventfnllia an accepted teaching. For them . food, gasoline and other su'ppiles In Air-Force Thor* and Snarks, Ss- feared lost ^ . Chanel No. 5 Cologne most strategle business firms.' ’Manegkom said hia miniiitry's Im­ ■ Birmingtiam, Ala., court con years, Ralph E. Flanders of Ver- there is not on* Ilf* after one ’ tha trucks before they set oiit The sorted -Navy weapons — awaiting 'mont has serv ^ In the U.S. Sen­ death,, but succeasiv* returns .'to $3.00 and $5.00 A. fall laaftk migration Department had held a vlcta third Kta-Klux Ktansmen of REDS l a u n c h ' A-SHIP j convoy carried 45 policemen plus Jakarta, - Indonesia, Dec. 5 (J*)— meeting with the Dutch diplomatic ate. -Here, in the last- article of a earthly existence In forme which lOraaay Oawa. titat a-number of civiUan caretakers. : mayhem and give* him 20 year aeries, the '76-year-old lawmaker London,. Dec 5 (/to— Rnaeto 12 la a . Indonesia applied 'etrbng new mission here, on repatriation of sentence li) muUIatton of N egro... more or less dsflnitely perpetuate scored another first ‘ today, I Lanvin M y Sin M ' A t a Jordanian demand, p num­ Yule Trade Volume pressure today .against the Dutch Dutchmen, ’ , canilidly—and movingly—given Ids something of-th e individual and ber o f meat and biscuit tin* were Three Injured 'qs cigarette cause* own answer' to the qiiention, ' l i lanachlag the 'Drat atomlo-pow-i government and lU cittzeh* living Dutchmen whosi - services I arc gas main explosion in New York. provide for', him ' a rebirth on a ered surface ship. The 16,600- Cologne ...... opened for inspection purposes. in thq island republic in a continu- not heeded'by the government are There Life After Death ?) higher or lower level, depending Red roses rich!j| patterned on a black printed silk— Holies kitbags were also inspected. May Equal, Top ’56 Two. Southbury Training School ton Icebreaker Imtln tUd down 'by Stafford Printers. Also in tones of blue, green ,lng effort, to wrest West New being asked to leave soon, Maneg- employes fined $75 each for beat­ on the life that he ha* lived .,te the H-ay* in Leniagrad, Mositow youthfutty D eH pior : In the Usual pattern for convoy* Guinea from the Netherlands. , kom said.'He added that the gov­ By .SEN. RALPH E. FLANDERS hia previous incarnation. oVer th* last eight years, a tommy- Washington, Dec. 5 OP) — Com-) ing patienU at the echool.., Nq>al Was^)lngton, Dec. 5. (J*) -r The radio anaouaced. Shipyard roses. Sizes B to lg —$ n .$ 5 '" ’^ , The Justice Minister said the ernment wants Dutch skilled la­ government permits two American It is a little difficult for those of u'oricets had. origtnally hoped to ' gim-armed- Jorilanian ^de^ with merce Department field reptesen- ^question asked in the title of this us brought up in a ' western HALE'S FASHION DEPARTMENT " overnment intends to send home borers to remain but would hot expedltlona to seek Abotninable lauBch It at the time of ecle- ' each armored bus in ’ the proces­ Utives reported today that‘Christ­ f8,000 Dutch citizen* whose serv­ stand in their way if thty want to brief contribution—Is There Life civlllzatfon to understand the basi* Woodhue Cologne v p m o o o . . . Take cMvator to Hecoad flaory sion. One U.N; obsenwr sat next mas trade over much of the nation Snowman. / After Death?—la one which can hration* Nov. 7 of tee Bolshevik ices are not needed. leave kISo. Searchers find body of mnn, of the faith of millions Of our fel­ ihvoteKoq’s 40Ui annlversaty. ; to each Israeli fnickTlrlv’erj Lead­ will equal or surpass last 'year’s be approached In a number of lows on hia doctrine of reincarna­ $1.25 and $2.00 volume.' ' ; The Foreign Mlqistry asked the A request to close seven consular woman off Mullet Key, Fla., over­ ing the way were several UiN. office* was handed to Dutch ways. Let us look in turn at some tion. It is stated by those who. like However, at least one of the Netherlands to close ail -it# Con­ turned boat n earby... Dr. Bark- of these approaches. GAILLARD i n PERIV e. laky Dali wMi Kvfflad fantiai. Sawll, Madiyni, Aarp- TREE PARKING REAR. OF STORE jeeps and an Arab Legion jeep. sular offices in , Indonesia except Charge d'Affaires Hendrik Hassel- Buddha, are reported to have at­ Paris, Dec. 5 (to—Premier A Jordanian Ariny officer said 15 department’s field office man­ lay .(icheaon, founder of Reader's We ms.v think of life after death tained to divine wisdom. It is Military Brush end the One In Jakarta. man. 1116 seven are at Bandung, Digest dies at ilriarcitff Manor, fell* Galllard today won a-fifth , "THE.!. TRAVELLER," a< basket weave jacket 'sweater - persons, -Including four women, agers, David Jamieson, of Phila­ Semarang on j Qurabaya, all on as being the object of a wish. For stated and accepted. The strength Com b Set .... $2.25 |f| delphia, said price inereasee ac­ The cabinet decreed that Dutch N- V„ at 70. millions it exists as a wish that 1* coafideare vote from ParUa- Oamuraly collorad citid Iraatad to-ndflai, ribbons and loco... with crest trim on top patch pocket. Washable and wear- w ere tnalde an.'^uanored car. The.y enterprises taken over by Indone­ Java; Medan and Palembang, Su­ of-the beH*.f probably Uea In part mrnt on hia demand for a spe­ were going os “ visitora for the count for most of the 3 to A per Cuban army IdlU one rebel, deep-seated. -There is a feeling in the revered authority of the nothing could bt swtalar or inuggtr tor worm wintor dotping able orldh in white, red, navy and graV; Designed exclu­ sian workers in the past few day* matra; Bandjermasln, Borneo, and wouadq. eeveiwl others of Castro's cial ecbnomlR powers bUI but day.'* uba officer *aid. cent dollar bopat fofepost in m Makassar, in the Otebes. that ah unjust universe is too ter­ saints snd sages but perhaps like­ there was danger hia Sorialist ^area. will now be eupervised by a gov- band trying to fire cane field. . . . rible to contemplate and that jus­ ihon ihtto dreamy booutioi "Toilorod by K afi" in baby soft flon- sively in sizes 38 to 46.— $8.98 . . Hammatskjold flew on to.Dav .Munent "council of management." There was no .immediate reac­ wise in the fact that for those who mlaieters might bring down tha '' Work on Deanuirk'e atomic reac­ tice obviously 'if hot. .attained for 1 . - O. ' I -I ■ ‘ maiecus for a 24-hour visit. He The field managers gav* their tion from the Dutch diplomatic hold it the whole body of doctrine Chbteet by raalnlBg later la the nfloif*. Tbo onchenting ingrning glory print comas in o choico et -Til* government announcement did tor delayed by leaks In appaCstus, most people in the life we now w ill talk with SjMen official* sasq$siB*nU of Chriatmas buying not specify whether government miaaion to th* order. answers *0 many of the questions day.' First naotfirial figures gav* J.W.HALE CORK about ByHan-IsraeU■ - ill border ten- a* Dwy met her* for their annual Danith ABC lays. ^ live. The intensity of the wish, the pink or Wuo blossems on whilo. $2.98*$3.98^ ' te*i»eli'42 *****^^***” ” * ''**"'*" * **'’®*’ c^V^'B**** eupervision would-also apply to as Symbol of Nattenal Potency which burn in the mind of every the oonat as 888-186 oa the *eo- OOBPbRATION slen before passing thrqugh Beirut brisfliiE on-department operations. U .a gtvea India $$ ndUlon in clinging to faith in a just creation living, experiencing and thinking M a n c h b stsr y*t'UBsei$ed Dutch businesses. Th* cabinet decree came after aid to fight jiDalarta which kiUsd ead readlBg af teb eooaeiato .UNOEBIE DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR Friday pn hi# way beck to UJJ. Ibclr appraisals eoversd M statW and, hopefully, in a just creator, man. ■ '* power* bill ftret approved by k a n c h e s t e r . c o n n . In Paris, Indonsslsn Foreign Min­ th* government bedered unions 200,000 Indiana last year. . . . So-^ translate* the*wish into a faith. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREET$ j kwdquartsra In Naw T«rk. - i.TJl* Conunsres Depsrtmsni^^ ^ ister Subandrio aaid hie govern­ that took over z.vemi big Dutch More spe^oally, the neauHMica A sasasbly Nov. 18,. th a r Mute uite Oali St*. Viet publication irniMga VJL AeeepCed Tenckteg of life after death may ba a nttt ment would break diplomatic re- iseMnaieMyaea pteMs af vietetteg, JOrnsm sM -m M se te a s): (OasOuNd *■ fb fs. For million* who profebs Hindu PonladtotB teUons wlttl Uw Netberiaads un­ •*•«* tg Coriununist eountrlea. and BuddUt beliefs life aJter.death i V I- f r . •1 ,(•■-> r T- »

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PAOBTirO MANCHESTER IVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5 , 196T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB. CONN.; THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1957 /fPAGE TimP’E Roy 8, Palmer with the IS enr^led parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon .^ Fan- C o v ^ t r y I Scouta at meetinta each Monday off of Spring Trail. No. data, has from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In the been s4t for the wedding. Early Snowfall Nathan Hale Community Center. Miss Fenoff is a member of the ‘The troop ia working on hospital­ senior class at Windham High Sheinwold on Bridge Christmas Prqgram Planned ity and service badges. Sniarls Traffic; U. I.«1labrlal4a James Craig School while her fiance is employed ■■HUNCHBACK Uta Mllaa No Teenagi Uwnce in East H|rtford. or ‘ NAKP.P IN ' . There will be no daiica for town ' Tomorrow’s Events COUNT YOUR TRICKS \ NOTRN nAMB” THR SHN" For PTA Meeting Next Week Death Toll 10 f!S S _ SilAAiU ics NORMAN’S tor teenagers on Saturday at the Na­ Family Christmas party for cil TO CHOOSE BEST SUIT South dqaler than Hale Community Center. The max Chapter No. 98. OES; and By Alfred Sheinwold Neither side vulnerabla Oereqtry, D «. 6 (Special) —^ Adults not having children in sponsors have announced these Uriel Lodge, AF and AM, 8:30 (Contiaaed from I*ag* South had to deA^elop clubs or NORTH FABULOUS SAVINGS ON **Chrtatinu CaroU Around the the Church School are also invited dance- will be discontinued for p.m., Masofiic Hall, Merrow; diamonds to maks his contract. A 6 4 to take M rt Ir the ceremony. this month due to previous com­ Koventry Kooks 4-H, 3:30 p.m, streets and morning buses crept at ¥ Q 8 Make This A Wonderful Christmas Worlir* wni be featut^ during the Which suit should he tackle. ’The Church School Christmas mitments of the building ((n Satur­ with Mrs. Frederick C. Rose and slow paces, both from the Icy con West opened the five of hearts, ♦ A 7A 3 2 TTA meeUng at 7:30 p.m. Wednei* party will be held at 10 a.m. Dec. days and also due to the Christmas Mrs. Robert A. Doggart. Rose ditions and extra numbers of rid­ and South won In dummy with « A 7 A 4 EASTWOOD .r dap at the Robertaon School audi­ 21 in the church vestry. A com­ holldav. The, next dance will be home; Second Congregational ers swarming on them. the queen. He decided to go after fFJST F A S T torium. Miaa Marilyn tioyclm, mittee ia planning an entertain­ held jan. 4. Church Religious Eklucation Com, Similai;' conditions existed in diamonds rather than clubs. > 10 5 A 0 J 9 8 2 G. Uallebritlda James Orals •A 10 6 5 2 ¥ 973 mualc supervisor, will be director. ment, Christmas tree, carols and Baby Named mitt4e, 7:30 p.m.. Church Commuo' Philadelphia, which measured six Anlhoa.r Qalaa GIFTS Declsrer took the king of dia­ Baitos McLalas The meeting has been advanced refreshments. Each child is to ity House: Explorer Scout Post 63, inches of snow In the city and 10 1 9 8 4 ♦ O 10 bring a wrapped gift, not to exceed The infant son o> Mr. and Mrs. monds. led another diamond to the A J 9 A Q 10 8 “ The "NAKED from 8 p'.'th. Bernard B. Kristoff of Wright's at 8 p.m.. Pond Hill School; set inches in suburban areas. ace and gave up a diamond. Un­ Children representing all grades SO cents in value, for exchange. Many rural . and suburban s o u t h Hunchback Mill Rd. has been named Bernard back card party. 8 p.m.. American fortunately, the suit broke 4-2. A A K 7 3 of through, grade 6 will take part in Further details will be announced. Legion home: social. 8 p.m. Na­ schools were closed. Give Her Year ’Round Steven, The ba' y was born Nov. West won with the nine of die- ¥ K J 4 Notre Daffle" m;' the presentation! Mothers of Grade Candlelight Service than Hale Community Center: trial The storm center, located off the BUN" An "Unnamed Candle’’ will be 25 at Windham Communitj Me­ monds and returned a low heart. ♦ K .4 Claema Seeps 4 pupils will be hostesses.' Justice court, 7:30 p.'m., Robertaon Delaware coast, veere^l out to sea Now the contract was doomed. A K 5 3 2 aad Celor la Cater MliHe Oin Sunday lighted during the church Christr morial Hospital. The maternal School; ■ First Congregational last night. But before bowing out. W’henever the defenders got a Soath West North Em 1:3S-S;M l:U.S:4S-l:M The Firsl Orngregational Church mas Bve Service at 11-p.m .in the grandmother Is Mrs. William Col­ it spread a white blight for hun­ burn of School St., Ji id the paternal Church Junior Choir, 6:30 p.m., diamond or a club trick, they would I NT Put 3 NT Pav School will obaerve Its annual sanctuary of the First Congregs- Kingsbury House: Little Scissors dreds of miles. be In position to run the rest of Past Pass White Gift Sunday at each aes- tional (Church. ’This will be a serv­ grandparents are Frank J. Kristoff Bogging down under the impact of Manchester and Mrs. Thomas 4-H. 3 p.m. with Mrs., F. Pauline the hearts, defeating the contract. Opening lead —• ¥3 sion o f the school Sunday. ice of Scripture and carols. The Little: Zoning Board of Appeals. were auto and bus traffic, rail lines, A simple count of tricks would public is invited. Wilson of Manchester. Gifts are to be brought for 7:30 p.m,. Town Office Building. and plane service. It was alow and have pointed to the-correct line of Washday Leisure Engagement* .Announced distribution to patients at Norwich ' 4-H'Newa hard going, too. for pedrstrians. play. South c6n expect to win two State Hospital and the MSnsfleld PoU and Patches 4-H a u b will Announcement has been made of the engagement of Mias Faye Ei­ Afancheater Evening Herakl 12 Inches at Idlevvild easy tricks In each suit. Only one Nose Cones Made State Training School and Hos­ meet after school Monday at the Twelve Inches of snow, heaped leen Crickmore to William James Coventry rorrewpondent, Mrs. F. additional trick ia needed for the USHNELL pital. Bach gift should be wrapped home of Mrs. Ronald Knapp, lead­ ut> by the wind, grounded planes at Lee. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim contract. and have a securely fastened tag er, to wmrk on Christmas gifts. 2-6IS1. New York City's Idlewild Airport; Of Glass Material Large of Root Rd.. oy her pafentss. Mr. Begin with Clubs indicating oontesU and whether 'The group has completed Its pin- the Newark. N- J.. Airport, and A l ^ u y s d e c . 16-17 and Mrs. Alfre* G. Crickmore of W’ith only one trick needed. suitable for a man, woman, boy or cushloha. points in Maryland and Virgin! A glass material said to be hard­ Each Evening At 8:30 Selection girl. In the case of children’s gifts, Girl Soouta Elect High St. No date has been set for South should btgln with the king er than steel, lighter than alumini­ WITH THIS AMAZING NEW Loudon County, V’a . reported the age should be indicated. Officers of Girl Scout Troop 71 the wedding Miss Crickmore is at and ace of clubs. If both opponents TW IROAOWAV COMFAIIY Baptist Pastor 14 inches. A 2-foot reading was re­ follow suit on both tricks, the suit um, and 15 times a.* strong as Donors are requested not to in­ has elected officiers as follows; home while her fiance is employed ported in northern Maryland. plate g lu t has been developed by DWECT ntOM NEW YORK clude matches, lighters, crochet Barbara Palmer, president; Joyce at Hartford Hospital. is sure to break favorably, and Wc.stern Maryland had 10 inches of South can give up one club trick. a Corning. N.Y.. concern. It is ex -, •IF YOU LIKE TO UUOH. YOU'LL hooks, or sharp instruments. Gifts Engler, vice president; Lynn Announcement has been made snow. pected to be used In radomes, the | of moifey may also be made pay­ Schultheiss, secretary; Terry of the engagemen' of Miss Ger­ To Head U.S. The last club is then a sure ninth trifk. nose cones for guided missiles. j LOVE able to the Patienta’ Activity Fund White, treasurer; and Joanita Wil­ aldine Lee Fenoff to Robert Stet­ Commuter trains, jammed with for Mansfield or the Patients’ Wel- liams, reporter. Mra Henry A. son. son of Mr. and Mrs. James extra paasengers because of high­ If either opponent shows out on The process la reported to in -, fare :Fund for Norwich. Bay, leader, ia assisted by Mrs. Stetson of Auburn Trail, by her Churches Body way hazards, all reported delays. the first or second club. South can volve turning noncrystalline glass j One Pennsylvania railroad com­ switch Immediately to diamonds. Into a hard, nonporoua crj'stalline | muter train was 3 hours and 20 He Is thus in position to try for material that can be made into (Continued frotn Page One) I minutes late. It stalled In a huge both suits if he begins with the complex shapes by ordinary glass- TOYS' vention and ha-x twice been Iti drift In Freehold, N. J. The con­ clubs, but la dependent sblely on forming techniques. • GAMES • DOLU * CRI8S prezident. But hii lo ^ l congrega­ ductor walked a mile for help the diamonds if he tackles that The product is reported to have while 12 passengers shivered In auit first. > tion, the Delmar Baptist Church, electrical Insulating properties su­ THE TOT COMEDY • UONB. TRAINS, Etc. the single car and waited. Incidentally. It would ba correct perior to those of the best dielec­ Is affiliated both with the Ameri­ to try for the diamonds If South STAG! SMASH can and Southern Baptist Qonven- Other commuter trains. Includ­ tric ceramics, can be opaque or ing the New Haven, the New York had only seven fast tricks. He AW At tions. \ transparent, and can be tailor- Prices (InrI. tax): Orch. $4.it, l.tl. Centril and Long Island Railroad, would then need two additional made with a wide range of ther­ S.tt. 1st. Rale., tS.U. 8.1#. 8.7i. u i "A church with a northertr^ac- R«lr. tY.tt. I.M. reported delays of up to 45 min­ tricka, and the cluba would ba uae- mal expanaions. Mali orders promptly flltod. rent and southern exposure," Jt utes. lesa for thia purpose. has been called. Moke eherks payable U aad mail lo Several hundred passengers Dally <)aestloB A quart milk weighs 2.15 RrRHNKLL MEMORIAL. ’The Southern Baptists, along pounds. Hoiiford 14. C o b b . with the Roman Catholic Church were stranded on a w-indswept Partner bids 1 no-trump, and BIG, BIG and the Lutheran Church-Missouri trestle over New York’s Jamaica the next player passes. You hold; IIUKSTIHE NO PARKING PROBLEM Synod, are the only major U.S. Bay as trains stalled on an over­ Spades A 7 6 3 2, Hearts A 7 6 4, water section of track where Diamonds Q 8, Clubs 6 4. What do denominations not in the council. you say ? AT 302 MAIN STREET Dr.* Dahiberg. a scholarly but snow and ice knocked out power. warm^natured man. is an ' avid Some passengers had to wait there Answer: Bid two cluba (the mountain-climber at 64. On vaca­ four hours. Stayman Convention). This asks PISCOUNTS CORNER MIDDLE TURNPIKE partner to show a major suit if he tions he often spends days alone, Connecticut officials warned scaling 14,000-foot peaks in Colo­ has one. You expect to raise either motorists to stay off the Merritt major to game. If partner has no PROGRAMS rado. He says he likes the solitude Parkway. Pennsylvania completely four-card major, he will bid two CONVERTIBLE WASHER as well as the heights. closed sections of Its Turnpike. diamonds. Then you can bid two Eight council vlce-prciidenta at Speed limits on the New Jersey large also were elected. They are: spades to see if he has a good Turnpike and the New York three-rard fit for spades. // IIAN SUCD Charles C. Parlln. a New York OUR OWN PARKING LOT State ThruWay were cut from the Copyright 1957, General Fea­ Video Everyday MISSISSim MAND CARRY our SIRVICE'TO attorney and Methodist layman, normal 60 m.fi.h. to 35 m.p.h. tures Corp.). alto named vice chairman of the 1,000 Care Abwidoned All Blghte MaaonreA- T R A D E N O W council's Interim governing body, YOUR CAR. ’Thousands of autos were stalled T. Dickenson A Co.. Ine. its general board. He Is the first throughout the affected region. BACON PAST CHECKOUT layman to hold the post. S#e. CHROME Charles P. Taft, Episcopal lay­ In Rockland County, N. T., ^ 3-Piece CHECKS CASHED man and mayor of Cincinnati, roads, cart stuck in the snow were LaFOND BREAKFAST Mrs. Guy A. Benchoff. Wood- backed up as far as seven miles. At NORMAN^Sr. y HOLLYWOOD ^ OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9:00 ■stock, Va.. national president of Westchester County. N. Y., police BROTHERS SETS ' «> r 2 99* the Women's Guild of the Evangel- alone Reported 1.000 cars aban­ BEDOUTnT $j OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9:00 doned. STEAK HOUSE Hao le year gnaran- lical and Reformed Church. .MON80N. MASS. USUAUY Sfe ib. DAILY AT 8 A.M. Mrs. Theodore O. Wedel, Wash­ Motels and roadside rooming teed huierepring nukt- Bag. ington. D. C.. an Episcopal Church houses were filled by stranded Home of Three Suns of Fun ^T d m h Usually $239.9$ Now Only • ^ treae, box spring, ad- member and president of tb* 10- motorists, while thousands of oth­ Tel. CO 7-5584 * ^ jmtaMe . im-tal frame ers spent last night in their cars ELECTRONICS and tufted headboard. R cg. 91#9.M mlllion-membcr United Church We have opeclal bus arrange- it!a-iu lly automcrtic Women. waiting for road crew help. Oth­ menta for your special party. Bishop B. Julian Smith of Chi­ ers left their autos for nearbv din­ LABORATORIES ❖ Every week, new customers come in with the remark, ’’we hear ers. These follo*vlng prices have you have the finest meat In tow-n" . . . cago. president of the board of never been equaled, because wo publications of the Christian Tunnel and l}ridge approaches hava reduaed the price of all 277 BROAD lA t’s say wa hav# the beat meat we can buy . . , it's all choice Methodist Episcopal Church, a were Tlipt open only by repeated our banquet meals by 50c per « V 4* F ,NP I grads . . . wa trim it properly . . . if you buy a steak, we aell steak predominantly Negro denomim* sanding. -r person to all people who come and not fat and bone which you cannot eat . . . tion. Schools In -miany areas were by bus. Following round trip RADIO T [ I l V I S I 0 N Dr. Arthur Gardiner Coons, a closed or the i pupils sent home prices never equaled: JUST RECBVED! Vlalt our Mast Dapartmsnt, wa think you will be aatiafied with Presbyterian, president of Occi­ early. New York’s 5 p.m. rush hour CluiBBel t New B avea. C«aa. the VALUE , . . the quality and the service. dental College at Los Angeles. began an hour earlier as offices Party of 20 to SO people Cliaaael It Rartfart, Caaa. 2-PiWow NEW SHIPMENT Francis S. Harmon. Jfevv York, closed to give employes more time 818.30 bus price C ^ a e l 88 BartaafleWj Mata. g e n e r a l BJC TftIC It’s a tarvlca Meat Department except for factory wrapped bacon an attorney and Presbyterian lay­ 61c per person. CfcaaMMl tt Nrw Britaia. Caaa. CALL US TODAY and similar items. to get home. In Washington, D. C„ j C'haaacl 4# ttolyAke, Maai. INNERSPRING man. thousands of government workers i Party of SO to 40 people CbaaBcl 88 Waterbanr, Caaa. For Information About Bishop Theodoritoa Athenagoras also were sent home an hour before | Buy 1 pork chop or a dossn, 1 frankfurt or 2 or 3, 1 chicken leg $14.50 bus price STUDIO t| of Elaia, dean of Holy Cross normal quitting time. | 68c per person. * ;M ( k) HA.NDSTAND and 3 brsaats . . . that's one o f the advantages of a service set-up. Greek Orthodox Theological Pimlico racetrack at Baltimore < t) 8U8IK ' School at Brookline, Mass. canceled racing yesterday and to­ Call for Information. (IS-M) BIG.PAYOFF 24«Heur COUCH TWa wraakand, wa will feature vary tender boneless, sinew and waste Re-elected treasurer was Charles These prices are after 50c per 1:30 ( S> HALLS OF IVV free CHUCK ROASTS cross rib cuts at 69c and EYE cuts st 79c lb. day—reportedly the first time that (10-401 THK VNBOICT 18 YOURS Sorvict Reg. 179.50 K. Wilson, an American Baptist, weather had closed the track dur­ person deduction. 4:00 US) BBIUHTKB UAY Save 10c a lb. on freshly chopifed Round Steak . . , Round ground New York shipping lines execu­ ing a racing season. Several col­ Tel. CO 7-5584 ( I) KABTOON KAPURS tive and former L’.S. defense mobi- ( Si AM KBK'AN HANDSTAND la usually 99c Ib. this weekend featured at 89c. lege and professional basketball Saturday night exclusive. (tt-Ml UUKKN FOR A DAY: o PRE.YIIUM GRADE lizer. games were postponed. See our big Sunday show (40) OFKN HOU8K The Rev. Norman J. Baugher of 4:13 (10) SF.CRET 8TOBH FUEL OILS Pork ia low, with the special 7 rib cut 32c lb and center lean Pork At least two persons died in 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. 4.;M (IS) ISDGE OF NIGHT Qiopa 79c. And when we Advertise center chops . . . we mean lust the Church of the Brethren at Maryland traffic accidents caused ( 3) LITTLF. RASCALS that ■'CENTERS.'^ Elgin, III., was elected recording by icy highways. CS) BANDSTAND secretary. (IS) KDGK OF NIGHT Rib Roast the choice Pinehurat kind, 'continues to be one of the At Middletown, N. J., Mrs. ’Hiom- (4#) LOONKY TUNES WYMAN'S Dr. Dahiberg lonfe ha.s been (S3) AMERICAN BANDSTAND meats meet in demand each weekend. The beat first 4 ribs, which aa Sherank of New Monmouth, OIL COMPANY prominent in the movement for N. J.. was kilted when she slipped 4:43 C :-3 0 ) .MODER.N RU.MA.NUES make auch easy to carve "standing 2 rib roasts" are 69c lb. and we I rhurch’ unity on locAl, national #nd 3 : M ( 3) r i s r o KID 24 MAIN ST.—TEL. MI 3-1508 offer the Boneleis Rib Roast, for those who prefer it that way at j and fell into the path of a Jersey ( S-SS) WOODY WOODPECKER Now you can have the Blackstone Convertible as a low-price world levels He served six years STATE (tS) I LED THREE LIVES H'K GREEN STAMPS ELECTRI 11.09 lb. Either cut . . . standing or boned and rolled Is equal value. on the Central Committee of the' .tation (ri) THE FIRST SHOW semi-automatic washer. Later, when your budget or a move World Council of Oiurches and (3(1 I'OSIEDV TIM E For those who want a 2nd holiday dinner . . . we have Frozen Michael Mangano, 49,' Brooklyn, NOW thru SATURDAY (4S) POPEYE permits, convert to the convenience of fully automatic wash­ WALL ^ was a Baptist delegate at its dropped dead while shoveling snow 1:30 ( 3) RIG ADVENTURE Bviaoarated Fancy Turkeys, moat any weight from 8 to 12 lbs. st founding assembly in Amsterdam CONTINUOUS FROM 6 P.M. ( 0-33) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB ** *• 1 j: ing with the amazing, easily installed magic control panel. 49c Ib. Stuffed 'iHtrkeya and tome wonderful large freshly frozen In front of his home. (IS) THE BIG SHOW CLOCKS in 1948 FEATURE SHOWN 6:20-9:25 "Caplels Reyrolt" (t3-30( tV ^wt^surrias R« m - LANGE SELECTION BTvlacerated CAPONS . . . "My dream has always been that Mario Albano, 50, Bedford 'Vil­ m «y Cloeary (Color) Marla lage. N. J., was found dead In his (N) THE EARLY SHOW . . - Hllaan Cheek These Exelutive Convertihle Features the churches might link the evan *JT n i RUL a n u M BE MUBI ■■4'alw«mra al the M «oa" ie:I5 ( 8) KKATl BK FIL.M Soup season is bars . . . Knuckle Soup Bones at 15c lb., with a stalled auto on the saw mill park­ (4S) rWILIGHT TH EATER f^aah vegetable aotip bunch make a delicious soup .... ' geli-itic emphasis with political 0:00 ( 0) PO P E Y E “ Rarret Peapla'* $0.55 social action," he says. way tn Westchester County. Police • Converts from semi-automatic to fully automatic washer, attributed the death to a heart at- (U) RUILDINO AMERICA He WM bom in Fergus Falls. 0:13 ( 3) COLLEGE CLASSROOM • Flexible washing. • Positive agitator action. v p For » meat loaf, we auggeat. Lean Chuck Ground at 69c lb or Uck. ***■**’. WYMAN s n o w FH II Rill RS ' Minn., and has been a minister 39 0:30 ( 3) NEWS, SPORTS A WEATH­ "D ealk Rider tho I3:18'* regular Hamburg, also freshly chopped, under refrigeration. 49c lb. ER • Super-cleaning 3-way rinsing. VhM rod. Tax 1 years. He held pastorates at Pots­ ( 3) SANTA CLAUS PARTY • High speed centrifugal d o ing Haddock FlUata, Swordfish and Lobsters will be on display dam, N. Y.. Buffalo, St. Paul and False Picture < I) NEWS. WEATHER A uiS AND F««Tiu »tP H IC SPORITI • Rin.se-water temperature selector. . Syracuse, before coming to St. (13) PHONE YOUR ANSWER . Louis. Los Angeles (JP)— Many people In («) WEATHER • Vibrationlc.8s • Big 8-lb. capacity. SUPPLIES ! His local church has about 1,400 Vienna still believe that Califor­ . (53) NEWS / •\V)lh your old wa.sher. 1 Open Every Dny—’Thurs. till • 11:05 ( 41) HERLOCK HOLMES Blectric Sunbarst Rath vacuum packed cold cuts are ! members. nians depend on buffalo meat for 11:10 (IS) WEATHER AND SFORn Featuring such makes is ; Kodak, He was educated at the Unlvqr- food, says a University of South­ „ , (» WEATHER Anseo. Polorold, etc. nice to have in the refrigerator . . U:I3 (II) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIR WALL ^ slty of Minnesota, the Rochester, ern California professor who re­ EMEnrAO-uianaMT Potterton^s N. Y., Theological Seminary and cently returned from Austria. ' ' MiaRrtMMBL^MngYRMW (30, TON*?S’||?.' UniqiM control pand puts HAM and CHEESE. SALAMI. Keuka College at Keuka, N. Y , "They get lota of rock ’n’ roll Cor. Church St.—>130 Center St. 11:30 ( 33) TONIGHT PRESTO PRESSURE CLOCKS PARTY PAR. BOLOGNA and I where he earned his doctor of di- and American movies,” says Dr. • PLUS • •iw — APPUANCES 11:33 (40) NEWS AND PREVIF,WS you oh tha rood to moro OTHERS. RATH SLICED I vinlty degree. Stanley R. Towtisend,. "bgt as foi* RECORDS — RADIOS ' (33) T i w i r S T * * Several council divisions also 13:30 ( I) NEWS BACON . . . EXTR.4 THIN OR an authentic picture of America, Mrycauioun cortfroO washdays. Auto­ COOKERS M 0 5 5 I held elections. , they haven’t got much farther than 0:U (» ) SPOnTfiCABT ‘5.85 FRIDAY. DEC. 0 REGULAR James Fenlmore Cooper .and the 0:43 (tt) NEWS Reg. $13.95 Pluo'Fod. Tax (33) INDUSTRY ON PARADE U 4 » ( 3) NEWS matic timer and temparo- old westerns." *, 0:33 ( 3) TOWN CRIEK . Keg. f9.9!> 1:00 ( 31 WESTERN 3IAR8HAL UJ-40' COSMOPnUTAR Units to Discuss I* < « , d o u g h tura selector. Installs in Luxury note: A bus that carries ( 3) STATE TROOPER J*:** ( 513-40) LGVE OF LIFE We have a full line of Keebler’s (Ik) 1 O’CUMW REPORT commuters Into Ch!.:ago has wall- (!3) WEATHER A LOCAL NEWS i.!.* K P * BPNNY cookies in 1 Ib.'bags as well as a fresh Pinehurst TPC Pool Plans "KARI;? FO* TOMORROW just 5 minutes. PRESTO AUTOMATIC to-wAll carpeting. (10) NEWS A insATHER COULD HE TOC supply of their wohderfullv fresh - (40) NEWS A WEATHER (4#) MID-DAY MOVIE The Advisory Recreation and (33) SPORTS FOCUS Always At Your TOWN HOUSE CRACKERS- Vegetables 1:13 (1540) DOUOLAS EDWARDS, aE(>TRIC ^ 4 -f 95 Park Commission will meet with NEWS I the TOwq Planning Commission on (3t) HIOHLIGHTS (30) NEWS FRY OSTI^RIZER You will find pkg, and bulk foma* Dec. 16 to discuss the pjafiner’s ^OCK ofld MISKIN PRESENTS . . (33) JOHN DALY. NF.WS DRYCLEANING Service I toes, of very fine quality, 4 to recent Brookfield St. I,swimming 1:M ( 3) FEATURK FILM . PANS ■ ,vl> i FOOD Buy Sems Kraft Cheese Slices... pool proposal. , Film ■■Lim I» Nick Cala" pkg...... 29c t 1-33) CIRCUS BOY Pick Up oAd Ddivary Norman's service department is WITH f OM'.n Although definitely opposed to ■)Tke JaJge’* Re*' BLENDER Imperfsd Swiss Frosh Cello Carrots .... bag |7c the planner’s proposal, the retrea- (tll-4S)I) SOT. »BSTOR recognized as the largest in this Res. S23.15 tion group, at Its last msellng. { Christmas Cooxie Kits, ’They first announced their plan at . ' PBICE 75c . ' 9:60 ( 3) DR. HUDSON SECRET JOURNAL - * Green Cabbage the Nov. 19 meeting of the Board: ( t> P A T BOONE SRflW Ose.la: Stakbr Kaye" DELIVERY 2 rolls with stoncil, decorator THE FINEST IDAHO BAKING The plan, described by town pf- flcials as a "bombshell,’’ cams just (33-SO) PE O PLE ’S CHOIOR ({?5 ) attached for 78c POTATOES 5 lbs. 45c <-iS) PBOWRESTLINO <*•> HOWARD m i l l e r SHOW as the Board discussed sn 818.000 9:10 (I) PRO rO O i^L L RIOH- fake Up To appropriation for detailed - plans ^ LIOBTS ~ : r S h o m e w i t h e i Tt y ' for a pool project at Globs Hollow. ( I) O.S.S. * 2:00 (l^M iE A T THE CLOCK 'You'r* InvitMl To Hovt Fim " "Oi^raU#i« HI* Haaae’* . (3 ) FRONTIERS OF HEALTH The Globe Hollow pool had earlier <1S-M> PLAVHCrUSB 00 . (33) DAY DREAMS ' 5 been endorsed by the recreation ew ry Tkiirddy. Friday, SoturdoY - V "Tke flalvaaiicJ Yaakea" Jilj (33) FILM group. (It-N).TENNRSSRB RRNIE *»*• !*S;“ '.H0CSE PARTY FORD SHOW—Oaeata: Wit- PRESTO EUCTRIC The Recreation Commission la THUR8. iR "Game Night" k l a v r o u s r ' IbMH Fraw ley (t5W> BRIDE AND OBOOM 24 Months OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00 fearful that ttbs Brpokfleld plan FRf. is “ Balloon Night" will reault in the diaappfoval of DORMEYER SAT. ia “ Door Prize Night" 0\ri 30 .tr5 of CoiMliiiiuus ('usti'iiti r ''•‘iiUsfii. ilnn 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE their Globe Hollow project. The Prises a Surprises • Loads of Fha TRIVETS TPC asked that the Brookfield 8t. ELECTRIC FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 pool, be built first with just minor SISHTR^TrSD^ReROraaTTIIT^IaMler! temporary improvement made at TO PAY KNIFE AVOID THE DOWNTOWN RUSH ... .DO ALL YOUR FOOD ROY MOTORS, INC. OPEN DAILY, 9 to 9 FREE PARKING Keg. $4.95 Globe HpUow. TTie Directors:, - on M.imti. ; ■ \;>lhorir.d I). i•I^ TM,m i, i).. ,|, r Nov. 19, did make the appropria­ Oak Grill M a n c h e a te r SHARPENER r^ si4.98 SHOPPING AT PINEHURST . . . tion for pool plana. 'They left the • Bnriasssmea’s LnaehsoRs Served Dally •II N M\l\ I wo lOCMIO.N- 1 :.:. ) k m 1 ft v ( ‘ a Ptaa to Held Tour Christmaa P v ^ y H en 1) :i 'u , ; o il V " \ M -') i„ !• M TH Ml ;! r> sits of ths pool uiusttlsd In lieu of I. ri the TPC propoMl. ’ « ¥ \

'V' ‘ • , I / / •1 S A G S n m w i r ~ : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER B. 19B7 MANCHiia-Iiiat EVENING HKKALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1967

Columbia Ellington ity, and ha left the mayoralty June " j Bolton 18, 1948. Three Reported T. J. Spellacy Dies; Although the name of Tom Spel­ Sisterhood’s Sale lacy waa known to thouaanda in Skating Club Plans to Meet Connecticut, Spellacy himself kept |The Baby Has Critically Hurt Again Tomorrow in the background as much as hie public activities would permit. He halt three favorite haunts — hia "ring out In N.Y. Accident Ellington, Dee.. 5 (Special)—The At Sperry’s Pond Saturday Political Power 77 Christmas home, his office and the courtroom. winter thrift and rummage sale Those who knew him well said Columbia, Dec. !i (Special l — Been Named... conducted yesterday and today by Bolton. Dec. 5 (Special)—A'^ln the Home.” Mra. George Ban)ta, (Oonttnoed on Page Thirty-One) which Spellacy felt was unfair and he was a man who felt deeply He the g l a d Three local people are reported in the Sisterhood of the Congregation work meeting is scheduled for Mrs. Donald WiUianu, Mra. Wes­ should be changed. cherished, for example, a letter he critical condition at New Rochelle, Knesaeth Israel will be held again Saturday at Sperry’s Pond 6y the ley Robbins, Mrs. Osrol Foss, Mra. the newi and didn't apeak for a With a directness that frequent­ received from John W. Davis after Is Heref N. Y., Hospital as the result of a tohlght from 6 to 9 o’clock and to­ Bolton Skating Club. Dominic Pontlcelli, Mrs. Weldon long time. Then about 10:30 he ly characterized his action, the the 1924 presidential election. TTie morrow from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. letter, which hangs in the Spellacy !% 1-csr crash in that city yesterday. Members are asked to meet at Miner arid Mra. Wayne Ladd will azld ho had a chill and aaked young lawyer got .lir.iself elected r, ion of Mr. «n(t Mrs. Joseph A. Richards, S« Winter clothing for the whole the clubhouse at 1 p.m. to clean participate In the program. to the Senate; and th first thing law office, thanked the Connecticut Mrs. Ella Meikic, 57. of Hunt Premo to help him into bed. He "Barry Rd. Ha was bom Nov. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hos- family, shoes, linens, blankets, up the area. Mrs.. George Maneggia is chair­ the General Aaaembly did waa to man for his efforts as eastern cam­ . pltal. Hia m atcm k grandmother is Mrs. William Heins. 2&G Rd., her daughter, Marilyn. 24, chairs, lighting fixtures, storm The club has accepted a budget man in cliarge of the dinner. As­ aaaured Premo he was all right, change the law. paign manager 4, and Linda Ann, 2. The National Safety Council Inc., 63 E. Center 8t. frau of Glenwood Rd. are the par­ Democratic affairs, a $100-a-plate effect by a steady chain of cigaret­ ***••. crash. He was also admitted to the Incorporators listed are Roy C. ents ef a daughter bom at the and 110 for a single. Any person supper should call either Mrs. Rob­ dinner at Hotel Statler on Monday ne decided that glaring white tes whose still smoking butts he Public Interest Award was recent­ or family wishing to join should erts or Mrs. Beckwith for reser­ school walls were not good for the Jaiaea Scatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunter, East boepltal. and Ruth F. Conyers of Vernon, Rockville City Hoapital. and a testimonial for Hartford fi- drop.*, In sn s.sh receiver without Kokosska said New York Slate ly made in recognitio of the ob­ send their check to William Zim­ vations. Each person attending nanca director Robert L. Duffy students' eyesight snd launched a extinguishing. Hartford. He was bom Hov. 27 at ManchesUr Memorial Hoa- jective, constructive and complete­ and Walter H. Sodano, Holden, Miss Ruth Wood of Sunaet View, Police told him it waa necessary Maps. They are the owners of both merman, club treasurer, 97 Barry should bring a grab bag gift. Saturday. A week ago Monday he c: mpaign for tinted waUs., j.,^ yown ai ms oesK tc pltai Hia maternal grandfather la Albert R. Hauachula Weth­ ly non-commercial flavor of the who has been a patient In Hart­ He is down si his desk to to use acetylene torches and companies. The merger,will keep Rd.. ManchesteK Wraley C3ioir to Rehearse mesided at the Greater Hartford "Besides softening the light and scrawl hl.s signature to a letter ersfield. his paternal grandmother Is Mra. Edith Hunter, Weth- program. Educational, civic and ford Hospital, has returned home. ■wrecking bars to extricate the the name of Ctonyers Construction Mrs. John J. Shanahan, Jr., of Tile club is still looking for The Wealey Choir of the United Flood Control Commission thus preventing Injury to the He Is tip to pace back and forth enrfleld, and la maternal great-grandfather Is Rudolph G. Hau- law enforcement officials have trapped passengers from the car. Co. Inc. Meadow Brook Rd., haa returned someone to work part-time on Methodist Church wrlll hold a re­ Besides his wife and son. Spel­ .sight,” wrote editor Spellacy. "the *•------•-through ■his office. — He •Ls down in a echnlz. 28 Spruce St. He haa four brothers. Richard. 11, John, given it their endorseinent. scraping and flooding the ice sur­ hearsal tomorrow at 3:45 p.m. 10, Eklward, 7, and Lawrence, 4; and three sisters. Patricia, 16, TTie crash is still under investiga­ In effect, the move will make from the Rockville City Hoapital lacy leaves two sisters. Miss Julia tinted walls would have a restful chair beside someone. He is up to tion. VVallard will point out how the Conyers company a Connecti­ where she was a surgical patient. face. Anyone Interested in the Job MYF to Meet A. Spellacy. and Miss Martha L, influence upon the pupils." light a cigarette, down at his desk and Regina and Virginia, 13. should call Dwyer. » • • • * Foisey, who spent the stimmer safety on the race track relates cut corporation. It waa originally The Junior High MYF of the Spellacy, all of Hartford: a neph­ So vigorously and persua-slvely again, drumming his fingers on the and fall with Mrs, Meikle here, t everyday highway' driving. He chartered in Rhode Island. Maaehenter Eycalag -HeraM El- Other officers o f the cluk besides United Methodist Church will hold ew. Thomas .1, Spellscy, snd s did Spellacy plead the cause for top. riffling papers, up again, down Joseph Marin, son of Mr, and Mrs. Aldo Felici. 203 Stand- illiistrales his talk with a film and Dwyer and Zimmerman are Wli- a dance tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Ish St., Hartford. He was bom Nov.' 2,'i at Manchester Me­ was on his way' home for the llagtea eerreepondeat. Mra. O. F. niece Miss Msry G. Spellacy both tinted wails thst the Hertford again. Your neck gets tired trying Christmas holiday. flannel board demonstration, ad­ Berr, telephone TRenceat 8-9818. llam Arendt, vice president; and the church. of Wethersfield. Courant joined the crusade with to turn your head to keep him in morial HoepItaL He haa a brother, Victor, 4; and a sister Whalcni Grl Insuniiire CD Unit t« Meet linda. 2. Kokoszka said traveling condi­ dresses driver-training classes and Miss Eleanor Felice, secretary. the schoolboy editor. Other papers vi»w." • • * • • tions in the New York City area inspects student cars upon request CKtbello Wdmen State Dinner The Civilian Defense unit wrill Spellacy and strife were virtual­ .soon took up the cry. And while It was just as dif­ Under a group-insurance plan Fewer Needed in Woods SL Maurice Oouncil of Catholic hold a meeting tonight at 7 o'clock were extremely bad yesterday be­ He is expected to address a high negotiated by Norwegian and ly synonymous In Connecticut Later he becaipe a reporter for ficult often to follow the In­ Judith Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dziedsinskl, Women will hold a dinner meeting at the CD room of the school. politics. 28 Durkin St. She was bom Nov. 26 at Manchester Memorial cause of the snow storm. He said school a.ssembly at 9 a.m. His talk British whaling companies, 7.200 a Hartford morni.ig newspaper. tricacies of his polUltal strategy, at the technical school haa been Mechanization is boosting pro­ Monday at 7 p.m. in the Church Members will begin transferring It wss to wage a light foe snd friends sllke knew that Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Ludwig Ristau, 38 Dur­ it took eight hours for he and Norwegian wlwlers' lives will be ductivity in the woodlands. The Even after he was admitted to the his wife reach New Rochelle scheduled for 2:20 p.m. Hall. All women of the parish are information from family census for a client that Spellacy, bar In 1903 he continued his inter­ when Spellacy jumped Into a kin St„ and her paternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Louis insured for 5,000 kroner (J700) amount of Canadian timber c u t invited to attend. cards to a master file. , Daiedzinakl. Hartford. She has a sister, Susan, S. after being notified of the acci­ The local visit has been arranged each. A similar plan, covering then a young lawyer. en­ est in journalisn, by acquiring a scrap, it would be just that. In the 1955-56 wood year' equaled Mrs. CTiarles Robbins, chairman tered politics in 1606 by wsy of Spellacy was married twice. His dent by State Police., The couple by Schlebcl Bros. Ihie program haa Norwegian seamen in foreign the cut of the previous peak year, third interest In the Hartford Sun­ left town at 3:30 p.m. and ar­ of the spiritual development com­ Maacheater Eveatng Herald the State Senate. And It was In day Globe and ownership of the first wife, whom he married In Loretta Jeame, daughter of Me. and Mrs. Edward L. Young, been presented to' nearly A half- traffic went Into effect January 1, 1950-51, but 11 per cent less labor mittee will be ill charge of the pro­ rived at the hoapital at 9:30 p.m. million students since early 1956. 1957. eorrespondeat Mrs. Louis DImock the wake of a dispute with the city Hartford Post, These papert ulti­ 1903, died in 1632. Two years later, r e d No. 2. She was bom Nov. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hos- was needed. gram which is entitled "Religion Jr„ telephone Mitchell 9-9823. pltal. —Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene .1. board of aldermen that he made mately were bought by the Hart­ ht married Mias Elizabeth Bfiwen his exit In IPt.l from the Hartford ford Courant and the Hartford Gill. Goyette Sr.. Newport. N. n ., and her palemsi grandmother is mayoralty. >Ira Helen Young, Mancheeter, N. H. She has three slaters, Times, respectively. In Many Pnlltiral Fights Helen Louise, 8. Sandra Corinne. 7, and Dorothy Florence, 6. Spellacy was bom in Hartford B • • • • Between those two years, few March 6, 1880. His mother was left White Gift Sunday Jeka ratriek, >on o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hendereon. 148H men in Connecticut polllirs ngured a widow with 10 children when he H i Ms]dai 8 t He was bom Nov. 26 at Manchester Memorial Hos- In so many political fights as did was seven years old. He waa grad­ Slated at Church J p ^ . His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Clayton A. the tall, high-strung snd dynamic uated from Georgetown Law ! ^ TTiompson, 151 Maple St., and his paternal grandparents are Mr. Spellacy. One of the mo.st notable .School in 1901 after attending Holy This Sunday is the annual White I -.S' and Mrs. George Chetelet, Ashford. occured In 19,72 when he waged a Cross. Nine years later he made his 2C B B B • B whirlwind campaign agaln.st great debut in the national political scene Gift Sunday at Center Congrega­ USED CAR odds to win the Connecticut dele­ when he wn.s asked to organize s tional Church, at which time each OattMitae, daugjbter of Mr. and Mrs. Girard A. Masse. 33 Spring 8t, RockvU^e. She was bom Nov. 23 at Rockville City gation to the Democratic National Young Democrats In Connecticut child in the church achool is in­ 4- RospltaL Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Georgt Convention for Alfred E Smith. for 'oi Woodrow„v,ouio« Wll.son,,> n.iim, perhaps his vited to bring a gift wrapped In H. White. Taunton. Mass., and her paternal grandparents are Mr. Many high political honors came ' greatest political Idol. white. 1 and Mrs. DIeudomnee Masse. Pawtucket, R. 1. • to Spellacy during his turbulent It was It’ilson who named Spel­ career, but virtually all of them Gifts will be received at the lacy as U.S. attorney in 1915, as 9:15 and 11 o'clock services when ,\- were by appointment. It was not Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love. 28 Grove CIRCUS a member of the Naval commission school members will come in their VAIUES until he had grown a veteran in in 1918, and as assistant attorney \ v 8L, Rockville. He was bom Nov. 23 at Rockville City HoeplUI. /I. class groups to the sanctuary. politics that he won s maior pub­ Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Greene, general In charge of alien property The gifts will be sent again this East Providence, R. I., and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and ^ i j lic office at the polls. That was In 1919. In 1937 when he was elected year to the Rush Memorial Con­ Mrs. lawrence Love, Livonia. Mich. He has a sister, Bonhie Racked Alfred E. Smith gregational Church in Atlanta, Jean, 3. mayor of Hartford, the only elec­ Many were the times that Spel­ Ga. The church carriea on a giv­ tive office besides the state Sen- lacy demonstrated that It was dan­ ing program for many organiza­ Michael Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blon Tupper, 84 Flor­ zterahip he ever held. He was first gerous to discount his Influence tions In the community. Including \ named to the mayoralty In 1935 by ence 8L V e was bom Nov. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hea- and power. One such occasion came a day nursery and kindergarten, Bllml. His maUmal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Wea- the city council--- tov«.s succeedaiivircu mayor-inaynr- In y 1932 when »»*•«.•» the».»»«• newnc\> ^uniuguard nujtiuii faction an old people's home and children ton, Marshfleld Hills, Mass., and his' paternal grandparents are •lect John A. Ptlg^ard, who died Democratic party headed by in hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tupper. Pattesi, Maine. He has three t^fore h« eo^ild take office. Gov. Wilbur L-. Croaa waa riding Item.s of clothing, toys aqd brothers,' David, 13, Bruce, 10, and Ernest, 7. ■• Before— - - 1935, he had issitrunerved fi:4 Spellacy. old guarcT chieftain books for verv young and oldtf bounced back into the limelight United States attorney, assistant children, persons! articles fbr Robert Claude Jr„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Healy, Old general of the United States, na­ with a furious fight in Alfred E. Smith's behalf against the new older folks are appropriate gifts. Saybrook. He was bom Nov. 29 at New Britain General Hoe- ALL PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED-BUY NOW! tional committeeman, and as a Each package should be marked guard. which was supporting pital. His maternal grandparents are Mayor and Mrs. Harold member of a commission to adjust for boy or girl, man or woman, & Franklin D. Roo.sevelt for the presi­ A. Tqrldington. 55 Winter St., and his paternal grsndpafents art world war claims in Europe against and age for which It is suitable. Mr< and Mra Maurice W. Healy, New Britsdn. He has a sister, the Navy on which Franklin D. dential nomination. Donna lynne, 3. Roosevelt, then assistant .secretary Roosevelt ultimately got the • • • • • EVERY CAR A A LL CARS of the Navy, also served. nomination, but Connecticut’s -‘-A Aldta. Leulse, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Gilman J. Souder His name appeared on the ‘bal­ delegation, under strict instruction 8r.. 31 Vernon Ave., Rockville. She was bom Nov. 23 at Rock­ lots ss the Democratic nominee tor from the state convention, was in ville City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WINTERIZED mayor In 1912. for governor in 1918 Smith's corner. Spellacy had put Joseph Bosnia Portage Lake, Maine, and her paternal grandpar­ and for United States senstor In it there. Rope a Bargain ! Nt’ m ents are Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Souder, West Rd., Ellington. She REAL BARGAIN 1922. Three years later. Spellacy again 'U has flour brothers and one sister. J and READY TO GO While his personal successes at demonstrated that he was not with­ % • . * B B B the polls were few in a state which out pqlitiral Influence. With hii old Paul Edward, ton of Mr. and Mra Francis S. Holt, Maple St., until 1930 was strongly Republican, enemies of the new guard still in I Ellisgtoh. He was bom Nov. 26 at Rockville City Hospital. Spellacy was recognized generally the saddle at the State Capitol, he I t BIG USED CAR ^ was appointed maj’or of Connecll- His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra, Adolf Skiise, Hol- Written Warranty as one of Ihe master political yoka Kasa., and hia paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Ella Holt, of his timfs -on? who ciit's biggest city and was re-elect- ' PINE l ! : . Hartford. BUY NOW knew all the tricks and whom it -1 In 1937. 1939 snd 1941. « • • • • was always dangerous to count As ma.vor. Spellacy won wide-..... “ac ■ On All OK Used Cars out claim for his v ork during the Hart- PHARMACY Betty Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Holman. 29 [ ROUND-OB - ■S' Eastheld SL She was born Nov. 22 at Hartford Hospital. Her Snellacv called "T I '■ hv Hr.,c Typical of hia 664 Center St— Tel. MI 8-9814 maternal grandfather la Frank Yerosek. Windsor Locks, and her ; paternal grandparmts are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Holman, Ver­ PINE LEN O X f r non. She. has a brother, Raymond, 7; and two sisters, Bar­ AND SAVE TRADES-TERMS bara, 8, and Jo)-ce. 4. c rlawyer than the poll- ^ cause of differences with other city tician. One of his clients had been officials. ' PHARMACY 289 E. Center St__ Ml 8-0896 nise Mala, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Mogul. Bol­ sentenced to Jail under a state law | The third threat became actual- ton Notch Rd. Ext.. Bolton. She waa bom Nov. 27 at Manches­ ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and i-'(2 A ) Pleated perfecHon tn a slender (2 0 Lace-frosM nylon tricot petticoat Mrs. Nathan Mack, Portland, Maine, and her paternal grandfather sheath of nylon tricotwith pleated bodice as feminine as______flowers.___ In a palette of ex- is Abe Mogul. Auburn. Maine. She has two brothers, Mark / f and hem. Wonderful fashion colors. citing pastels and white 1956 RAM BLER 32-42. $5.99 David, 6 ’.4, and Ke'vln Alan. 16 months. 1954 D O D G E 4 -D O O R S845 S8.99 . B B B • ' - B 1953 B U IC K S P E C I A L 6825 *■ r HEATER, SEATCOVERS. 4-DOOR, r a d i o , HEATER, DVNAFIXIW. (2D) A gentle mlat of fine Alencon lace Charles Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Kleza. 130 . STATION WAGON (2B) Brief pant.v In a delicate rose print, floats in a eland on the bodice of this Cooper St. He was bom Nov. 30 at St. Francis Hospital. His !/ on supple white nylon tricot. Sizes 6 to 7. sleek nylon tricot slip. In fashion-bright maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Thomas J. Egan. 132 RADIO, HEATER, HYDRAMATIC. colors and white. S ^ 2 , edioper St., and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 1954 CHEVROLET S1.99 Charles F. Klezg, Hartford. He has a sister, Ann Marie, 3. 1953 F O R D B B .B « B (2E) A made • to - be - cherished tyaltr, Kimberly Jean, daugditer of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Aspin- 1956 CHEV. HARDDTOP CLUB COUPE S975 CLUB COUPE V8 $695 length gown that’s a gentle drift o ^ y lo n wal! Jr.. East Hartford. She was born Nov. 23 st St. Francis RADto, HEATER, POWER GLIDE, VS. tricot ’'neath a bewitching bodlcq.df Alen- Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex­ HEATER, DEFROSTERS, ALL PLASTIC INTEiRIOR. RADIO, HEATER, ,SEATCOVER8, WHITEWALLS. con lace with nylon net gtrapti'Sizes 32- ander Fawcett, Eaat Hartford, and her paternal grandparenta are ■ >• 38. Mr. and Mm. Clarence S. Aspinwall Sr., 3 Anderson St. $10.99 / A, Del^ra Marie and Doreen Ann. twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. 1955 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 1954 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR 6995 1953 OLDS. 2-DOOR $875 Joseph H. Shea, Center Rd., Vernon. They were born Nov. 30 at RADIO, HEATER, V-8. HEATER. DEF8„ SEATCOVERS, POWER GLIDE. >, RADIO, HEATER, HYDRAMATIC. Manchester Memorial Hoapital. Their maternal grandparenta -^1 are Mr ' ana Mrs, Wilton H. Powell. 86 Windsor Ave., Rockville, and their paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Shea, ■*. ' Center Rd.; Vernon. 1954 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 1953 PONTIAC 2-DOOR 6695 1953 C h e v r o l e t / *^^A0tO, HEATER. Jo-Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and. Mm. Robert B. RADIO, HEAIER, HYDRAMATIC. Semoffsky, 118 Chambers St. She was bori} Nov. 25 In St. Fran­ S T A T I O N W A G O N $895 ¥ cis Ho.spita! . Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John r. Griffin. East Hartford, and her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. 1954 FORD 4-DOOR V8 HEATER, DEFROSTERS, FOLDINO SEAT. America's Best Dressed Wofnen I. Semoffsky. Buffalo. She has three aiatem, Kathy, 7, Mary 1953 CHEVROLI e T 2-DOOR 6775 n e w , - — •n, X Ellen. S. anil Susan, 3. \ , RADIO, HEATER. RADIO, HITTER, SEATCOVERS. 7 • • • • will wear Jewelry Gifts by Lynne Iva, daughter lof Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gourley, Bar­ 1953 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR $895 satin'clear / ber Hill Rd...South Windaor. She waa bom Dec. 2 at Manches­ 1954 FORD VICTORIA RADJO, HEATER, POWER GLIDE. ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and 1953 FORD VS LUCKY' Mrs. Herbert Skeata. Belfast. Northern' Ireland, and her paternal RADIO, HESTER, FORDOMATIC. S< » grandfather is John 'Gourley, Main St. She haa a brother, Ste­ / '0 , phen Kenneth. 29 months. STATION WAGON $965 -• • • * • • 1951 M E R C U R Y 2 -O D O R $345 / RADIO, HEATER, 9 P9SSBNGER. Keith Edmond, son of Mr. and Mrs. George IE. Joslln. Wsre- 1954 CHEVROLET RADIO, HEATER, OVERDRIVE. -house Point. He was born Nov. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ / pital. .His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edmond /, Frl«lette, Millbury, Mass. and his paternal grandparents are Mr.' STATION WAGON 1953 PLYM OUTH 4-DOOR and Mrs. Edward Kurtz, 78 Erie St, ' 1951 P L Y M O U T H 2 -D O O R $345 T.L RADIO, HEATER, POWER GLHlR. r a d i o ; HEATER, SEATCOVERS. : RADIO, UEAKR. Greene, Mrs. Thomas Donovan and Gifts for iVoruich Mrs. A. Hyatt Sulliffe. Girl .Scouts in Senior Troops 2 Patients Solicited and 20 decorated six cartons W'hich V have been left at the following de- ^ .JL b Something to odors, Volunteer workers and copiinun- posit sUtlons; The Community Y. i Ity chaimfen throughout eastern Center Congregational Church, I . when it (lorti to (term or pour. Cmnecticut arc busy this month Mam^ester Savings, South Mietho- ' NEW (ofin-fini(h Rain Otars, in NEW soliciting gifts for patients at the dist Church, and the firehouJis of! Norwich State Hospital. Companies No. 1 an d3. Town Fire I button-flop (tyls, cute q» a button, Several organizations in Man- Department. i MANCHES'ITOR BHOPPI?7G PARKADB —^ ■ mug o( a bug I Durable dw ster are cooperating in this GUts suitable for either a manj I ground-gripping sole. In medium IV pSpJect o f seeing th a t, every pa- Or a woman may be left at any of ' West Middle Turnpike tlCBt in the hoe^tal has a gift, theee collection centers. Checks for I M er , and .Broad Street or high heel. . . or ONE model efiainnan for tho town of Man- the entertainment of the patients I s h o e s for A ll hssi heights. Smart — chMter la Mrs. Charley S. Houee. In the Christmas season may ba 1229 MAIN STREET Hitnbars o f the committee are Mra. made out to the Patient Welfare OPEN EVENINGS MANCHESTER ■ WUKKV sensible — /ndlspensobfef (top) GOLD COAST $2 (bottom) GOLD RUSH $2 MOONRISE S2 VIKING $3 M a i ^ Bray. Mry. Herbert Finlay. Fund and maUad dtnetly ta thaj ijj .*7'^ ^ ' M n . A w a rd Klrkham, Mrs. Ralph welfara fund of. the hospital. m asA»488 M on s 8BMgs TO 8Mon AT NATtONAi. • AseBNieA's L A fseerf itNeeraNeestT sM oa oMAiti r . . .

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PA O B tSEZ MANCHESTEft FVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1987 MANCTBSTICB e v e n i n g HEb A j ). MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 Diplomaticw Break Looms ' i ' PAGE SEVEN balUds will be on sal6. Proeeads A n d o v e r from the records and attendance will'))e used to defray the fee for You don nood to pay Indonesia Plans to Oust ponyun’a appearance arranged by $250 to $300 for Families Invited to Meetifig the Special Activities Committee of PTA. Fraternity PImtge INCONSPICUOUS 46,000 Dutch Citizens J I ()\ Of District Catholic Women Prank A. Verpraukus of Boston Hill Rd., a freshman at Worces­ ...QUALITY HEARING AIDS (OsattaiMd itrom Pkf* Cnn) ter Polytechnic Institute, is a Andover, Dec. 5‘(Special) — The^Andrew.... Gsapty 1snd Mrs. Ruth pledge to Theta Chi fraternity. btuinaaaei to hand them beck to A 1(a^ncA ed6efL c l Z a /t/M Y /e pre-Christmas meeting of the Willi- Whitney, He^fon»ron Rd.; Mrs. Paul the ownere. „ I m c c I Stocks mantle District Council of Catholic D. Pfanstlghl, Benton Hill and Manchester Evening Herald An­ A cabinet releaae aaid; "All ac> Women will be open this year to Lindholm's/ Comers; Mrs. Ray­ dover corrrepandent, Mrs. Paul D. the families of members. Mrs. mond P.,Houle, Runker Hill Rd.; Uone taken by various groups dur­ (hiotations Furnished by Francis Minor of Andover Lake an­ Pfansiiehl, telephone Pilgrim 2- qflert the wofld’i ItraMt-eelliat. ing the past few days were a sym­ Mrs. Robert Kelley. Bear Swamp 6856. finett-quility heariaf tids—• Coburn A MIddlebrook, Ine. nounced today. Mrs. Minor, presi­ Rd.; Mrs. Richard Leon, Aspinwall bol of the great national potency dent of the council will conduct the liny, light, tnconspicuous—at which should be organised toward Bank Stocks Drive; Mrs. Donald Clough, Hick- 365 to 3I6SI Eyetlus* and at-. Manchester Trust ... 60 SO meeting Sunday at St. Mary’s o^H ill Drive; Mrs. John McGuire, Mice to Have Motel lha-«ar models. Coma ia, tea achieving a return of Dutch occu­ School In Wllllmantic. them—roday/ > pied West Irla i (West New Conn. Bank and Trust ■"ales Rd.; Mrs. J. T. Hohmann Co...... 36 39 The program will open with the -r., Gilead Rd.: and Mrs. Edward A 3!)00,000 "motel” for mice will Guinea).*' benediction of the Most Blesse 4 Manegkom saiu the chief mili­ First National Bank\of Jurovaty, Jurovaty Rd. be built In Bar Harbor. The Manchester...... \. 39 31 Sacrament In St. Mary's Church TTie drive will be extended until building will be an addition to QUINN’S PHARMACY tary administrator wouid take Hartford National \ 2 p.m. with the Rev. Roland “ Jackson Memorial Laboratory, Phone 5frx-«186 over enterprises of departing lemette officiating. next Wednesday, Outlaw said. He Dutchmen to maintain order and Bank tt Trust Co.. 304 324 When You ^^Gift Shop^^ Here added that any resident interested which produces about 1,200,000 Highlights of the entertalhriient in renewing previous subscriptions mice yearly for medical research. I lOOaV MONfT-MCK m a iA N iii I safeguard .^ e properties. He said Fire Insurance Companies at the school will be a pageant of nothing awut compensation for Aetna Fire ...... 47 50 or placing gift orders are asked to Hartford Fire ...... 12^ 133 Our Low, Low the Nativity with music presented call the magazine chairmen If they the owners. by the 55-voice Wlndhsm High (In the Australian Parliament, National Fire ...... 594 624 You Get Top Quality at have not yet bee'W contacted. Sev­ Phoenix ...... 5356 School Qiolr under the direction of eral chairmen have reported that Foreign Minister Richard G. Oasey TMmothv Quinn. they have been unable to contact denounced Indonesia's claim In the Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. The choir will present selections some families in thetr areas because recent UN debate that peace was Aetna Casualty...... 119 \129 before and after the oageant as working hours vary. threatened by the Dutch refusal Aetna Ufe ...... 180 190 well as providing a musical back­ to negotiate the New Guinea claim. Conn. General ...... 250 MO ground and interludes for the pro­ Librarians Meet Today O t u M * Casey, whose government controls Hartford Steam Boiler 67 71 duction. A story-telllrig workshop was East Now Guinea, .aid any threat Travelers...... 75 78 Discount Prices Mrs. William Collins of Scotland held today at the Bumap-Sklnner to. peace "could onl possibly come Public UtUlllea will be tho narrator for the pro­ Memorial Library for librarians of ROASTING CHICKENS ateut by action from the Indo­ Conn. Ught A Power )7 Discount Prices gram dirteted by Mrs. Roderick Eastern Connecticut. nesian side.") Conn. Power ...... 37 \ Beland and Mrs. Daniel Talmadge Leadership for the meeting was People are still telling us how glad they are to get our In a joint statement, Australia Hartford Electric Lt. 51 Make George Rose Your of Mansfield. Mrs. Beland Is chair* provided by Miss Lois Markey, con­ and The Netherlands recently said Hartford Gas Co. ... 34 man of the libraries and literature sultant from the East Hartford delicioua chickens again—the same wonderful Cornish- they would retain control of New Southern New England committee while Mrs. Talmadge Is consulting group serving towns of Rock capons', roasters or fryers, cleaned so much more Guinea until its people are ad­ Telephone ...... 324 chairman for Family and Parent le.ss than 10,000 population. The vanced enough to choose for them­ 84H Xmas Headquarters Make Your Xmas Dollars Worth More! Education. consulting group was set up under carefully and tasting so much fresher than others. selves. The huge island is one of Manufacturing Companies Council members have been cast the recent Federal Aid Library bill. the world's most primitive areas. Arrow. Hart A Heg. .. 42 4 454 for the pageant as follows: Mrs. A group of nearly 30 attended Red Union fla(^ came down the Associated Spring . . . 21 ii 23% Alex Caisse of Wllllmantic, Mary; the morning session which opened ROGER OLCOn buildings of the KPM Shipping Bristol B rass..... 34 Mrs. James Sayers, of Wllllmantic, at 10:30 a.m. Lines and three Dutch trading Collins ...... 120 Joseph; Mrs. Donat Auhln of Willl- Following a luncheon at the home 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7853 companies seised by the workers Dunham Bush ...... 74 84 Men^s Drip Dry mantlc, Mrs. George Hollister of of Mrs. Howard Sprenkle, chair­ Tuesday and Wednesday. Em -H arf...... 474 8O4 Scotland and Mrs. Daniel Tal­ man of the Board of Library Direc­ Fafnir Bearing...... 52 56 Lace Trimmed madge of Mansfield, as the Three tors, a group of 20 remained for Pickets at Banks Landers, Frary, Clark 11 13 Kings; Mrs. I.uke Grotano of Dutch circles considered the sit­ N. B. Machine...... 25 28 the afternoon session lasting until uation much calmer and most busi Mansfield. Mrs. Armand McDonald 3:30 p.m. North and Ju d d ...... 27 30 of Coventry and Mrs. Peter Ballad Program Tonight ness proceeded normally. But Russell Mfg...... 204 224 Smagaoz of Wllllmantic, as the union pickets still harassed three Cotton Dress Shirts Bin Bonyun will return to the Phone Beneficial first Stanley Steam ...... 36 39 Three Spepherds. Dutch banks and retained the keys Terry Steam ...... 165 165 Also Karen Minor of Andover and elementary school torjght at 7:30 Tell us how much cash to safes and account files which o’clock for a 1-hour program In you want for seasonal had passed back and forth betweeh Torrington ...... 22 24 Nylon Slips — Half Slips L«a Collins of Scotland, as angels; U.S. Envelope, com. .. 184 204 Gail Sayers and Deborah Smagaez which parents may hear the same BUSY-SEASON needs. Come in by ap­ the bank directors and the pickets U.S Envelope, pfd. . . 1 1 13 Discount of Wllllmantic and Kathleen and songs played for their youngsters during negotiationa Regularly by Bonyun In today’s classes. pointment for cash in a Premier I^uanda's gQven»ment|-'Veeder-Root ...... 40 43 Susan Talmadge of Mansfield, as sin^/e visit to office. The" above quotations are not to Hey, Fellas, Watch Those Calories cherubs. A small charge will be made for disclaimed responsibility for the Priced A display and sale of books has Don’t waste precious union seizures and warned that be construed as actual markets. Capt. Ronald G. Farris, executive officer of the E astern Connecticut Group of Civil Air Patrol dish- $5 attendance by youngsters from LOANS also been included In the program. Grade 7 up and for, adults. How­ time.'Phone dr come in. severe action would be taken M out a piece of anniversary cake to MaJ.'Otto P. Krause, operaUons officer for the Group.’ Lt. Discount Magazine Chairmen Named against those taking over Dutch Thomas F. Walsh, commander of the Manchester Squadron, appears to be waiting for a second Regularly ever, pre-schoolers and elementary CASH INI TRIP We like to say “Yes!” A list of neighborhood chairmen school children accompanied by firms without official sanction. iMlpIng, but it’s safe to assume he is honoring rank and won’t take a bite until the major does. for the magazine eubscriptlon drive The government obviously was Society Reelects The 16th anniversary of Civil Air Patrol was observed by Manchester Squadron at the American The hit of the sea.son—drip dry white cotton dress their parents will be admitted free. t eens tl9 >e m6-4eeiis Mis Iwsiwetletlearesst Priced - $2,5042.95 now being conducted by- the PTA Copies of Bonyun’s record of alarmed at the possible effects on Officers at Party Legion Home last nlghL (Herald Photo by Pinto). .Rhirts that need little or no ironing! Every man wants has been announced by Guy Out­ m MAIN STv 2nd F I, Ovm* Weehkrerth’s, MANCHUTIR Indonesia's precarious economy a few in his wardrobe. law, chairman of the Ways and MIMwfl • Ash tar On V n aUNii^ from the workers' action against Means Committee. Open Thursday Evenings Until 8:00—Smtardnya to Noen the biggest foreign investors in the Dorcas Society “ members held Long Island, N. Y„ sister-in-law of a brief business meeting and all son and Mrs. Doris Marsh were Lace trimmed or tailored n.vlon slip.s and half .slips that look and are far They sre listed for the following Imm Mail M 9MM«di tf lU • island republic. one of the members. Mrs. Emily were reelected, namely: Mrs. appointed auditors. BREAKFAST and 1 A Um dTIIDB ooioi tIMA «ltw fmifih tmtU tt their annual Christmas party in Toif. more e.xiicn.sive. In white, black, red and assorted colors. Sizes 82-46. All areas: Mrs. Dbnald G.- Richards, U lOMoiuilit mtmiktr katthmim tl IlMf The seizures began during a Luther hall of Emanuel Lutheran Pearl Hultman, president; Mrs, Mrs. Maxwell B. Hutchinson, Mrs. .LUNCHEON SPECIALS 1 strike against Dutch firms order­ Following the potiuck. Pastor Emily Tolf, vice president: Mi.ss ANNIVERSARY PLANS first quality. Church last evening with over 50 C. Henry Ande’-son brought a Robert McBride, Mrs. Henry Zuraw ed by the government in support of Esther Peterson, secretary: Mrs. Kansas City, Mo. (AO — The I Men’s Sport Shirts Men’s Slip-on Sweaters iT and Mrs. Charles Donnelly, An­ EVERYDAY ^ Its demand to tiUie over West New •members in attendance. A lighted Christmas message, and group Emma Nyquist, treasurer; Mi.ss Church of the Nazarene, preparing IA special group of long Guinea. The Communist leaders Christmas tree and greenery deco­ singing of various' Christmas Lillian Larson, financial secre­ dover Lake District: Mrs. Lester rated the hall, a n d ^ e supper ta­ for events celebrating its golden aleeve aport ahirta in cot- Long aleeve virgin orlon MacDonald, Mrs. Edmund Haus- BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. seised on the ocoaaion' to further carols was enjoyed. Santa made tary; Mrs. Viola Mlffitt, librarian; anniversary year in 1958 marking tona. rayona and blenda. Q "I alip-ona in uide choice of L Arthur Drug Stores j their own campaign for nationali­ bles were also decorated. Favors at his annual visit and distributed Mrs. Marion Carpenter, historian. 93 '77 child, Mrs. Ralph Ransom, Mrs. each place were wreath bouton­ the 50th year since its founding, Regularly J2.98. Dlacount ^ I colora. Regularly |5.98. sation of all Dutch interests and gifts placed under the Christmas Mrs. Helen Anderson is the new has appointed 100 pastors in key priced. -R Discount priced. expulsion of most of the 46,000 niere which were made and do­ tree. pianist, succeeding Mrs. Agnes Cotton—Nylon^Flannel nated by Mrs. Helen Kliefoth of areas to serve as publicity chair­ Dutch nationals in the islands. Election of officers was held at Johnson, Miss Anne M. El. John­ men. The cabinet continued discussion of possible reflations for the re­ patriation of Dutch wanting to leave Indonesia. Ehcit visas for all Men’s Beacon Robes Men’s Broadcloth PJs Dusters Baby Doll PJs ____ 1__ _ _ such have been held up since the I Waahable, pre-s h r u n k, anti-Dutch campaign developed. I warm, the one gift every . „ Coat and mldd.v styles 1 man can use. Regular Heavy censorship delayed all • l o cut—A. B, C, D. Reg­ Discount tii'Hularly cables addressed abroad more than 36.98 values. Discount ularly 32.98. Discount 93 37 Discount seven hours. MANCHESTER t priced. priced. Priced $3.98 Priced President Sukarno returned from his summer palace at Bogor to at­ tend a government conference yes­ terday on the crisis. He traveled Select “her” housecoat from a wide variety, Lovely lace trimmed Baby Doll Pajamas that with a heavy bodyguard as a re­ cottons, nylons, flannels. All washable, all she will just adore. In sizes 10-20. Luscious sult of the attempt to assassinate PUBLIC MARKET Men^s Washable Wool pre-shrunk, all first quality. Sizes 32-40. pastel colors. ■ - MUST BE SOLD him last weekend and guards lined all roads around the conference' 803 -805 MAIN STREET building. / \ Informed sources said members ^ \ of various youth groups, liicluding FOR A TASTY CH AN G E FROM TURKEY, SERVE Sports Shirts one member of the youth arm of the Masjumi party. were among PARK A CHOICE CUT OF OUR OWN MAKE SUGAR CURED PARK those arrested in'connection with J uniors'^^Misses*—~W amends the attempt on Bukamo. The Mas­ FREE jumi is utdonesia’s biggest Mos­ FREE / ► ^ p U ' N E ; , y "FRESH FROM Discount lem parjy and has opposed! the N P U R N E L 1 i q Regularly (' A r > IN r- . 6 7 WEEK President’s efforts to bring the CORNED BEEF THE BRINE" parking CGmihunlsta into the government. Priced ' Police meanwhile were search- ROLLED OR FLAT FANCY $5.95 big for Chicago Daily News cor­ Sweaters respondent Keyes- Beech but the BONELESS BRISKET...... lb. 69c ONE SOLID HEAD OF American newsman left the coun try yesterday for an unannounced ALL LEAN Plaids, checks and stripes in a new washable wool sports destination. It .was bellevril they CHUCK PIECES ...... lb. 69c GABBAOE FREE wanted to question him about shirts (wool 55%, vicara 25%, nylon 20%). Rochester Discount stories he wrote from Central Su- RIB or NAVEL CU TS ...... lb. 29c With each purchase of our delicious buttons, 2 buttons, 3 pockets. Rayon and satin yoke. niatra, one of the centers of re­ Corned Beef! Famous brand. Sizes S-M-L-XL. bellion against the central govern­ Priced ment. Rath Packing Co. “Blackhawk” SMALL FRESH Fully Cooked By The Piece Silk Ties Choo.se “her” sweater from our wide collection, dressmaker, novelty and Suburban Coals classic styles. All new colors. Sizes 32-40. High style, all wool, wool quUt lined Ivy I Wide selection to choose or conventional styles. _ _ . PORK SHOULDERS SMOKED H AM from. The one gift every Regular 319.95 to g | / i t t g man needs. Regularly 322.95 values. Discount ^ I ^ p r 31.50. Discount priced. 8 1 ► priced. -AL f t LEAN 4 tp^6 Lbs, Worsted Slacks Xmas Gifts She Will Love Men’s Flannel Slacks Imported Worsted flannel slacks Choice Beef, Boneless full cut—the very > SMOKED SHOULDERS Novelty pattern and eolld flneat quality and _ FRESHLY GROUND color rayon and flannel 0 0 workmanship. Regular- g | | 2 2 George Rose Discount Priced! slacks. Regularly 37.95. ly 316.95. 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/ ■ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERA^iD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1967 P A G E .N tk s ' high reputation of the Supreme unCll promoters and policemen rival sets of, judges, penetrated to ed sibod at 4S1 at the end o f the aad the number of Korean veter­ the last week, with the State aver­ iSm irliPBt^r a new and apparently unassailable to the music of the Civil A ir Patrol Thelma Rogars of Manchester as­ Court, that he considers hlmeelf stopped it. Yule Trade Volume DropbNotfed Here week as compared with 930 the ans claims from 7 to 8. Claims age reported at 1.0 per cent, and ] legal vantage point from which it State CAP Group sisting hsr. yf.O. Elifeabeth T. Skeleton in Q< ^Dputiii) IjrraUk hound not to mix In affairs which Thus, no bigger at the .moment Connecticut previous week. Initial clalnis fell for partial unsmployment fell from Manchester's at 3.1 ]^ r cent. dance band under the direction of proved unable to make atiy choice In Jobless Claims from 119 to 94, and continued 25 to 19. Haj. Albert Carocci. Thia Connec­ Rowley, public Information officer have been issues before that Court than an occasional isolated revolt, May Equal, Top ’56 TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM Guthrie. Okla. (P) — O. C ?>U m PUHLaiiHka> M» i'H|k at all. and could merely rule that claims from 401 to >87. Averaging figuree from all over Sponsors Diuace | of the local aquauren, will be one of —and considers himself so bound do we have the next novelty of our ticut C A P band appeared In the was checking a building ha hod ■ ■MKAI.D PRl«tTWU OO INC. Yonkee none of the judges Involved In the -Unem ploym ent lii Manchester A slight increase, however, from the State, the l^ b p r Department ' Dog Population Soars the hoateaaes for the avanlng. U SiaMlI atrc«l (Coatfimed from Page One) Cherry Blossom Festival Parade just purchased and was atartlad'' even after he himself has left the age defined. Some smart promoter contest was a legal Judge. W t axtend oar holiday grooHngs to dl ond ro- 375 tjet- 378, was reported In ' the showed approximately 8.7 per The Eastern Connecticut (Sroup All senior members and their MaaebMiar ^on fell 1.4 per cent during the week I in Washington last y«ar. when he opened a closet door and r a u M ^ r PauKOu;URUN Court. is going ,to join the trend ln.stead ■ By A, H. (). Having reached this point of no called that December retail trade number of women unemployed In cent of the labor force unemployed Recent surveys show that the na­ of Civil Air Patrol Is sponsoring friends are invited, with tickets w aL t u r r u t o UTON ' mdlng Nov. 30 It was revealed by Maj. Arthur D. MaUn of Bolton, found a skeleton. legal choice, this ultimate clarity qr#t that wo cannot cKcopt any moro ordors for the Manchester area. The percent­ for the week ending Nov. 23. Man- tion's dog populalion la growing, a th anniversary tlinnec dance available at the door. PubUaben j it la perhaps unnecessary, but of fighting it, and make hlm.self a In 1956 reached «19,400.000,000 — the Connecticut Labor Department 18 commander, and CUptain Ronald G. bounded October t, of complete paralysis, the high age increased from 50.8 to 51.9 chester'e labor force was 5.8 per Saturday at the Gam ReaUurant, Pike checked with authorltlet I very wcirome, to have Reed draw fortune pioneering with hone.st In re the People of Connecticut this year os wo oro sdd out. ^ a y . Unemployment totals had four .times as fast as .the humsn Farris of Manchester, executive of- court then waved a wand over Its a record for that month. The de­ per cent of the total unemployed. cent unemployed. population. Almost avtry other Ocean Beach Park, New Liondon. and found that a doctor formerly PubUibod Keen dirciung Kxcept I such a fine line. And the reason wreatlingi. I V. Bar and Bench, a case moic aisen for the past two weeka 8cer, are ex^mlfldo chairmen, with A Philippine unlveraity, Santa bad his offices In the building. A p ­ K ^nve UM HolldoTa febdered al the chief justice, transforming him In­ partment also aald figures thus far Increased also was Uit number However, employment generally | household has a dog and IS per commonly known as that of the I The total number of. Unemploy­ Dinner will be ..served from 7:30 1st U . Kathleen V. Backus of Tomas, foundsd In 1611, la older parently the skeleton was usM for PoM Office a: lluicheeter Coen.. •• it is welcome is because we have to an admlnistratj^v.e officer under show the volume for the first nine Frank M. Horaburda and Family, of Interstate claims from 87 to 40, seems to bavs picked,; up during cent have two. lo 9 o'clock, with dancing until 1 k e e ^ O a n Mall Mailer months of 1957 running 6 per cent Gales Ferry chairman and 1st Lt. than any in the United States. experimental work. SUBSCRIPTION RATiaB been through an era in which Jus­ laymen againat the lawyera, we the terms of a law pa.ssed by the Parable la adrance tices have, regrettably, proved hereby enter an appearance as same lawmakers who have never ahead of last year. ( Ash Swamp Rood, Glastonbury. 100 Die in Crash In 13 cities, field manager s' One Taar .... much leas sensitive to the fine , ini miens curiae. yet been able, to make the filling of minor court judgeships a flaw- Christmas business forecasts 811 Mon the ... We would submit, as unfriendly Three Monlba I line requirements of their high Of Loiulon Trains proof procedure. And. as adminis­ were on the up side. In 10 others, eonlention number one, that if One Mnnlh ... judicial office, at times when they trative officer, tho chief justice conditions werj rated even with a Weoa.T ...... b^nch ami bar ahould ever be able Slagle Copr .. themselves werei still members of (Continued from Page One) year ago. A drop was predicted In to function accurately, conclusive­ made a choice the high court could not make judicially, and reeSgnIzed eight. MbMBiiJI o r the Court. ly. and efficiently in the exercise of first medical men to go Inside tho one set of judges after all. Cities listed aa on the plus side, nil!, a b so c ia t k d PKiott) In the past decade or so. there their profession. It should certainly were New York. Philadelphia, j Tbs Aaiociated Preie i« excluilveir wrecked coaches. This action.' being based on a entlUen lo llie use of republirelion of Ms.s been a justice who ehalr- "There were so many dead 1 be In the formulation of lawa to Charleatort, S. C „ Detroit, Dallas. Do You Want to Know The all oewi diepiicliee credlird lo |*„ or govern the operation of the scene new law drawn by our masterful Phoenix, Ariz., Reno, Nev.. Los «ul olberwlee credlled In mil oapei manned the investigation of Pearl could not count them. " he report­ and aleo Ibe local newe pebllehed here and Instrument of .said profession, lawmakers, looks like another po­ Angeles, San Francisco, Cleveland, i Harbor, one who helped organize ed. "SojTie of the living were tential court ease for the court. In ai. nihla il reoubficalinn of •iiecini trapped under piles of corp.ses." the courts themselves. If they New Orleans,., Jacksonville, Fla., ' dlepatnhee herein are alao reserved and sponsor an international po­ which It.w ill be a shade removed Truth About Fluoridation? "There were ^ead passengers ran t make clear lawa about how and Greensboro. N. C. from ruling upon Itself, ITuii semee eilsni or N B a. Sen litical movement in which he be­ scattered all over the line." re­ the courts them.aelves shall be eon- In the unchanged group were More dollar-saving ice IT.C. That might be the end of the Richmond. Va.. cSnelnnatl, Chica­ Publishers Represenlstlves; n lieved, one who has had no hesi­ ported a survivor. Thomas Bo.x. stltuted and shall operate, what . . . There will be a public meeting this Sundoy, Julius Mathews Special asen ^ — Nc tancy. in addressing audiences of Girders from the overhead ran we exnert from them. In the legal trail. But wc laymen must go. Memphis, Kansas City, Hoiis-; Tork Chicaco -Tletrolt and B^oh. wav of making of laws? be forgiven if we think we can ton, Denver. Salt Lake City, A u -' MEiMBBR AUDIT BUREaU UP political significance, and perhaps bridge pinned some of the bodies down and one pa.ssenger coach was Yet. every two years, we lay­ see beyond, into a happy infinity buquerque, and Seattle. ; Dec. 8, at 2:30 p.m. at the Hollister School, with a cmcuLjiriuNS more than one chief justice who split from end to end by a girder. men find the lawmakers running of new questions to be resolved. On the down aide from a year ! Tb* Herald Prtntini Coinpanr Inc had no he.sitancy m serving, on An estimated 200 tons of steel to the slate's highest court to find The motion is that bar, bench ago are Boston, Buffalo, Atlanta.! question and answer period on Fluoridation. Moot* assumes uo nnsnulal responsibiutr lor Savannah, Minneapolta, 81. Louis, | tjrpomipnlcal errors appearlni In ad- the side, as.a White House adviser crashed down on the tangle, leav­ out what they, the lawmakers, and case be dismi.ssed, while la.v- Cheyenne, Wyo., and Portland.; rerusements and olher readinii mstlsr ing the main part of the viaduct should long ago have determined men write a law. la The Mancheetcr Bvsmnr Herald on policies which might later come Ore. ' ing is sponsored by the Connecticut Ruoridotion supported st only one end. by legislation of their own name­ before his Court. The forecast by the Commerce | OlUtar aavemsliui closina beurw< ly what judges shall he Judges In A ir Born Educational Association, Inc. Ftor Hondar—1 p.m Prldar Each of the.se men jeopardized the state's minor courts. Depsrtment field office managers i KOr Tuesdae—j -p.aL Mood^ sgreed with a prediction by the [ the prestige and standing of the When the high court decision Is Ftor Wednesdar—1 D m Tueedaj. Okmulgee. Okla. iA9--When Col. U S. Chamber of Commerce earli­ ror Thursday—] p at Wednesday. Court much more definitely than A Thoiielit fur Todav forthcoming, every two years, we Ftor Frtdar—] a m. Thursday Maurice Bollinger took up his er this week that Christmas pur­ Ftor Saturder—1 p m. FtMay. Reed could jeopardize it by,,jany- Sponsored by the Manchester laymen relax and say to oiirselve.a airplane for a spin, he had two chasing will total about 120 bil­ that now at last the thing Is de­ Ciaatifled deadline! lOrki am. ea thing he might do after hl.s own Coonrtl of Cbnrchee passengers. When he landed, lion this month. 4»y of iMib.'e.vtlna except Saturder termined. retirement from the Court. We there were eight. The chamber said most of the Two years later, however, we lay­ With him were Roy Young and increase over 1956 will represent Thursday, December 5 salute, nevertheless, the auper-fine Juvenile Delinquency (Proverbs 22:61 men find the lawmakera repeat­ Blackie. the airport mascot cat. price Increases and that .sales vol­ sensitivity displayed by Stanley As with so many other problems ing the same process, this time While In the air. Blackie gave ume would remain about the same with some new refinement of legal birth to six Kittens. as In December 1956. Closer Than Little Rock F. Reed; in life. God's word has an answer Gift to this moat vexing of our current doubt and eonfiialon which opens There are aeveral Negro fam i­ troubles In society. It Involves the the old question again. When the new eomplicallon is Ironed out by lies, already residenta of Manches­ An Altered Picture Christian training of youth and places direct responslbilltj on the high court deri.slon we say to our- p r o b le m .. ter for a number of 'years, who are Trying to report on Syria from home, the school, and the church. sclvea that that Is that. And again, currently being forced ,to look for anything but point blank range For all of us who are mature It we reckon without the Infinite ca- ^ ! , like these' narity of the law. as framed by m new homes. This is being forced seems to be a risky busine.u, at means practicing our Christian t i w upon them as a result of the gov­ confession, disciplining life and. by human beings, to eontatn endless v a lu e s best. refinements of self-eontradirtion. ernment's decision regarding Sil­ example, directing other lives in See our lovely . assortment Joseph Alsop. the New York the right way. Are we as parents, omission, and perverse Interpreta­ ver Lane Homes. Herald Tribune columnist who is teachers, and friends of youth do­ tion. of FURS . . . tor that warm, r ’’:: They have been part of Man roaming the world, found thia out ing our part In "training the child So, In 19.^7, we have had a court i in the way he should go?' Chester life for a number of years. when he visited Syria this week. case about Interim appointees to! 3K (Rev. C. H. Anderson) succeed Inte-lm appointees, and. | wonderful Christmas gift. I':-" :i.|' t 'l They like Manchester. Their chil­ Several weeks ago, he had been dren are in Manchester schools. lust when we laymen were at least fairway reporting from Turkey that leftist [ I ' ■ Device Prevents Shock feeling complacent and grateful [ Naturally, they want to remain Syrian leaders were working hand- that this seemed a relatively minor ; W '.<1, 1 here. In-glove with the Soviets and had A safety device developed by a and limited legal snafu, have had lodtoi' foihiaa cools. . . Ug scttcHoml In their search for new homes, accepted since March a half mil­ South African Inventor. K. A. the question loop back to funda­ ^ for the best buys in i mental ch.allengc to one thing we j Paris-inspired stylet; New, lush 1 8 9 5 they have been following the nor' lion tons of military supplies from j Adams, is expected to eliminate all ■■ mal routines. They hear of a home electrocution hazards in the had finally taken for granted -the fabncti Misses sizes. savai*M f :.-t- Russia. sure legal status, at least, of the 9 for rent or sale. They read the ads. home. The invention is said to Since the tiny Syrian armed turn off electric- power as soon original Interims F gloves and mittens d K They consult agents. forces could never digest such a as a person receives a shock This time our highest court, BUDGET TERMS lediei'«r 89 A Theee Manchester people look­ of equipment supplied by Russia Although Denmark is best known "SAFELY FILLED" ing for homei that will enable Cottons! MiseesI Hatf-sizes. 3 ,8 9 totals about 150,000 tons, not a for her farm product»^,8he has be­ them to stay In Manchester are come In recent years a liet exporter 9aM*M half million tons. And although he Mrthur Drug Stores j not famoua or wealthy, like Willie of machinery. B-SB BUiCK f notes that 150,000 tons Is still Mays They do not want any eru- enough to provide a Soviet base, aaders for civil rights to come Orlon-and-wool ft acrikn jerseys! 2 8 9 he finds that the Syrians really along and take up their cause, and believe they are buying no more Many styles, oolors. 32-38. Tap Vah>al put it and themselves and their arms than they absolutely need. children In headlines. They do not END COLD WINTER WORRIES From this point, he goes on to UNax*BM (id Icifffla d n lt skbH want to have Manchester, a town 8 establish' the thesis that although they like, advertiaed as any second Blades, whitet widi gold taim 4 8 9 ^ •> V the Syrian leadera are working U t U s Rock. with the Russians, they are, in thread. Also, felts. 22-30. tMi bayl They will even move away, A ib ? •'p fact, devoted nationalists who without making an issue of it, if think they can use Russia to IRCftd BCglrgB CftOlC they have to. achieve Syrian goals. % reprocessed wool mehon. . . 1 1 9 9 ... But perhaps, without there be­ In fact, he has high praise for 100 ing any great public Issue made of Akram HouramI, president of the w i^ quilted wool Uningt 8 18.91a vai«M it, prospective landlords and pro- to SjTian parliament, and Col. Abdel apective neighbors can measure Hamid Serraj. the army intelli­ wliifini nyM | N i i i m m mpcki their own feelings and decisions WITH gence chief, even though they are. Black caVdry twill slacks, jewel- 3 8 9 against the big issues of civiliza­ Alsop says, the real architects of -MK tion today. Perhaps they can find the policy of collaboration with JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL trim jadcetl Washabla. 8 to 8. $§ v« i« m in their hearts something that will Russia. "THE ARISTOCRAT OF ANTHRACITE" soften and blunt their own fears But. Alsop warns, the game : V ot18 flv*ll VIW9V8 of something they have Just never they are playing works two ways. ORDER NOW Lace trims, dacrons, jerseys, cot- 1 8 9 done before. Perhaps almost any In pursuing a policy of destroy- ■ X one of us who might be called ing every Western friend and ' tons! Styles galorel 3-6x; 7-14. sssmiUm II upon to accept the full meaning every Western vital interest FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. « f America on our own street, as CUU* aItItI a ----...... up- throughout the Middle East, all In ALSO: CONNECTICUT COKE, FUEL,] OIL, RANGE OIL 88v^iw • well, as in comfortable Uiboo’, the name of Arab natlonaliam, Circle skirts, tote bags, novelty | •<>•< Vi could manage a positive verchet, they are seiwing as useful, if un­ SIS B r o a d s t r e e t — m i 9-45so if we really thought our way Inw belts, felt. linens, mon! New knowing, tools of the Kremlin. REMEMBER . . "IT'S FOGARTY FOR FUEL" the problem. Thus, the picture of Syria Alsop colors. 2 .8 9 V.U Perhaps this problem could be gets on closer inspection is a little aolved happily, and quietly, just mote complicated than the one he Gkk' 100% hMwNt OHm swMtan because, as those Involved think got from Turkey. And because It fN Short-sleeve tlipons. Pretty jewel T 8 9 more deeply Into It. this is Amer­ Is a lUtle more complicated. It ica, and this ^ ^lanchester. and t ’/B A tiS s l i g h t o p i trims, whites, pastels. 7-14. Sabalsaal seems to hsve s grester ring of Ladies’ gkuioiis we are all pr6ud of it. Girts’ beaiitHid 8 of Imported truth. Quitt’ i i e d ateeN ZIPCOATS The picture itself still contains •mn€§ lig h t o p t y t » u r t o o / Reed’s Big Second Thought elements of grave danger, for the glamour dresses holiday dresses Mekons, brushed meltoiit. aateensl 1 5 “ West as well as for Syria, of hooded imrteis EAST HARTFORD BRITISH TWEEDS S tm l«y F Reed, former assod- Regular and Bavarian styledi anvaiM* course But at the same time, it is B U 9-9351 Look ft over. Big — brawny — room for the You learn > ou can otvn this 1958 Buick Special ftle Justice of the Supreme Court, by no means hopele.is. TTie United w it h 1 0 0 % woolflaldalft^Umwa •Marines. ha* had aef'ond thpuchtfl on his ■States has been compounding Its —this bottom-priced of the B-58 Buick line— N W i mrih-liMd fdhcvdhM fwtMh V 89 i| f| 89 9 5 prospective service bb chairman diffii ulUea in the .Middle Blast by Step in. Turn the key. Get braced for a surprise. for just a fraction more than the well-known Sheen rayon gabardineb r«inf creed 9 9 of the new t.'ivii Righi.*t ('onimis- 9 8 8 hhnrlly pursuing an anti-Commu- smaller cars would cost you. F oib ofovt Vatu9Bt widi nylra for wear! 86-48. iiavaiMa sion, and written to f’re.sidcnt nist policy in the region, almost In your first mile of driving,, you discover the $1S V a ivt Eieenhower now d/'dimn;; the ap- aulomalically labeling as an en first big car in history that really is nimble, easy So come drive the B-58 Buick Specl\l . It’s TO poiTitmeni he originally accepted, eniy any nation whost* leaders try to handle, light on its feet. based on more aviation principles thgn any car $ 4 0 V o lu o o There will, we suppose, be con- * to do business with Rusaifi. NaturaL slim look! Newest pat- ■iderable speculation as to what j If we could shake loose o r this in history. It makes your heart take wing. Try Imiioral/MitsMl NaH-siiM! Modiert—hen they are! Some of the most 199s terns and texturesl Sizes 85-46. 9^ v«iMa Hem's real valuel And you can diank .produced this change of mind, and ■ fetish of fear and rebuild our pol- Y ou boss a B-12000 engine. You command a it today. lovely dmstet a gill could ever wanti Low Overliead for rodc-bottom low price! . That’s DO misprint-/usl29.95-aRd various commentators^ ope can he j icy on a pro-Arab basis, we might Flight Pitch Dynaflow.* You switch the pitch a Hobday time is your time to thine. . . In Luxurious ftbrict like Velveray n^ont, aure. w-ill make an effort to go j have great success in demon- •F/i'g/it Pilrh Vyruifirm- alatulnrd on LiMirznond Roaomastzx Mill's WtsttrMd oI- w m I slacb Water-repellent, durable cotton sateen with zip4n linen! Tough BriHAli million ways for performance that’s next tb 7.5. nplional at extra cost on other Seriet. Advanced neto foifieout ^amour dreftet froih velveteens, combed cottons, cupionit •.. behind Reed« stated reason?, to i strating to .^yna that her' legiti- 100% wool flannelsl Ivy or ...extra warm wiArepteceaied wool tweeds were bom for punishment, jusk ^ aeek some lund and newsworthy i mate aims do not parallel those perfection. Va^bte Pitch Dynaflow optional on Special Seriei.'^ir-'' Robert Hall-io easy at our lovely low lusdous new pastels and Jewril tooesl S'w quilt lining, inner wrisdets. Comes vrith a naturally repd wind, wator-otul roiae Suspension optional at extra cost on all Series. pleated stylesi Waist sizes 28-42. iItV alB i explanaUon. ' of Russia after all. " I 1 ' prioc^ Chooee from gleaming boode Stylet galore: fancy party types, ftiD terrifle Dynd-Arimmed quih-lined I wear/Choose from 4 ALL*W O O L But. atlhough Reed's sUted rea- ' - ______You find a Miracle Ride plus Air-Poise Suspen­ Wlitn bsHtr aulemebilM ar* butll luM will build Ibtm lame, plutby vdvete, ridi wool flannels, sweep sldrtt, h im trims, velveteen tops sip-ao h o ^l An in all—a jadket buy you fabrics: British tweeds, worsted Ciuir, sion* that floats you like silk on the luth wool jtneyl Shnadit, fwing ' M m ' s ivy*flyl9d cofdMvy sports cools' others it may prove rxritmlr. For A Coming Fad with njdon or Chrmn spun skirts... most just wool want to pass upl Chooea gabardines, O o o e g a l-t^ tweedy breeze. , j | j aldrti, eoipireAprinoeea Uaes, bolenM.. . Leather trimmedr Strafed Ivy 149s fancy tweeds! Greys, blues, bfowns, It shows an unusual and a moil Wrestlers have been making stylet with pettiooatsi Sizes 7-14 from die newest diadee and oolots. bninpl .Top eolortl S im . heather khades. Regulars, shorts, la«g|a- welcome, zealoiisnezs for what new s lately, in the only way they ; NEVER SO MUCH SO NEW holiday colonuaia in winter adrfta, 8848 Sim 4tol2. But that’s nothing to the discovery ahould be the stature and prc.sti:;e could, acroiding to man bites d og ' tatquoite, navy, fman, rayaL U k ^ of our hiphrst judiciary Fraah bold styling with tha Dynastar Grille I'UlinRs - you make ahout this ’58 Buick when Novelty trimt, aparlding Jewd ttinu» M l-1 SUCKS... 4-10... 4.99 What Reed aaid in his leWvr to The. champion of Israel is In: you get hack to the showroom. Tha Miracle Rida plus •vetydilng biwutifiill the President went aa follows: $ 7 Vofvasf this country, unemployed. His 1 Buick Air-Poiaa Suapanafon "When 1 Recently mdicalcd to trouble js that, in a match two ..••sa#***' you my wi!l(ng:ness to serve mi yrsrs SCO he refused to play the ! a*...... _ — — a Flight Pitch Dynaflow or T H l UNIQU« O P « > | this cojnmission, f permitted nr, same, and wrestled to win' on a ^ advancad naw Variable Pitch Dynaflow* desire to be of use in the orderly M l mjhl when he was supposed to ' • _ the imported car mad# by •‘Velvet Wall" Sound Silencing adjuitment of civil nshls matters lose. The promoters still have him ' : General Motors in Germapy --can now to blind me to the wciphtier bla

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PAG« tB ir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TipjkSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1957

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. iLAMCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1 . 1967 ‘No Deals,’ Meany Says First Bom arc 1958 Revenues Seen PAo^nMir. . ■ y'y,! T'.'viiv ■' ■-..-Mi'-;''' w m m Sites Selected p f i Of Bid to Clean Labor Short of Sewer Costs I O n ^ ast Coast ' 4 Sewer department revenue* art (Oeetimied from Pmg« On«) and with whom, and whan ha will be home? (Oonttaiaed from Page ’Ear Now, Ear Now not bringing in enough income to en fedrral wirrtuppinf eon»pir«ey Answering thoa# quaationa hon- finance future bond principal and charfreSi while D*ve Beck, cur­ eatly ought to give you a pretty air defense system also includes "Other half of eraser in left interest payments, according to a rent Teamster* president and the good idea of whether or not you are radar warning aets arrayed around ear.” was the way a medical afraid of your own teen-ager. report at Manchester Memorial report from a Hartford auditing man Hotfa Is supposed to succeed (All righhi reserved, NBA Sersdce. the Continent and along the Arctic Hospital on a 10-year-old girl firm. I f i In .office. Is bcinc tried in Seattle Ine.) ' approaches. was written yesterday. Joyce i Whether water department In­ Cook, 323 Woodbridgp St., was on larcen.v charRCf The 4-ton. 47-foot Bomarc I* come will be adequate "would- I ’ I Hoffa , Berk and the Teamster* rlasied as an area defense weapon.' watching televi.sion last eve­ TJnlon are on trial in federal court It can carry a warhead of either ning. 'She wa* also trying to do seem to depend " upon the amount In Washington on charges that Coombs Put nuclear or conventional exploslv her homework. The noise of the to be spent on future extension* Hoffa's election at the October The Nike is described as TV Interfered with her concen­ and improvements,' the firm re­ ■weapon intended, to dest tration. but the program waa Teamsters convention was rigged. ports. Meant: seemed to have no worrt' To Plea in craft up to T8 miles or^IfiO miles too good to turn off. that the unanimous stand of the distant. As a compromise, she tried Tlie report wa* made by Knust, Building Trades ttnions. claiming In another defenjie'development, pushing part of a soft era.ser as Kverctl A Cambria, Hartford cer- ome three million member*, Maine Court if was learned thlft U S. scientists an earplug to shut out the noise. ' lified public accountants, at Ih* Ijnst any expul.slon of the Team- are working yd development of The earplug went in too far. i request of General Manager Rich­ 'midget H-^mba for batllefleld The more Joyi;e tried to get It ard Martin. ateriKvS'Ould serve to deter the con- Bangor, Maine, Dec. 5 i/Pi A ventiolv from »o acting. use. The^msin objective would be out, the fartheC in It went. Martin said he did not know It wa.^ndicaled that the Build­ 38-year-old iinemployed laborer to reduce radioactive fallnul. A quick trip to MMH resulted whether or not the report indi­ pleaded Innocent in Municipal in the removal of the eraser. ing TradeV, resolution supporting cates a need for an increase in . ’ if* Enough time was spent, how­ the Teamsters was more than a Court here today to a murder ; water and sewer rates. He said • " - : h U token position Tpr *. fellow build­ charge in Ui# hammer slaying p#-1 I |~h\ATff fga T i f f ever, that Joyce didn't , finish that he expects to study the report Mm e«»h«r TSiankairitnne dav A .V rT V A l I her homework last evening. with Water and Sewer Depart­ ' • ■ :»! ■ ing trade* grou)», than any real hi* father Hianksgiving day. Hef brief mishap waa no ex­ pledge of voters for^the Teamsters ment Superintendent Fred Thrall Harrison C. Coomha. rfCumed Three Down, and Seventy-Two to Go cuse for not completing her The statement made by the ac­ cause in a conventiob, ahowdotvn. here last night from M^alchester, homework, according to her But Teamsters leaders'dtere were Ban on Water The third house to leave the 82-unit Greenhaven housing project aite starts on its way, minus the counting firm covers sewer and 4 - Conn., where he ha(K been ar­ roof, which had to be removed before the house could be transported across the Portland-Middletown mother. So, Jo.vce had to get water department finances for the deAnitely encouraged. rested a* a fugitlve,^W^ held with­ up early this morning to finish Leaders of an ‘'Intigrily" out ball for contlprfrt heanng Dec. bridge. The State has granted permission fop tlie removal of only -three houses. The State and period between Aug. 15, 1952 and The town’s ban on mitstde use of town sold 75 houses on Ocl. 21. Prospective buy er* have been warned by the State to check mov­ it sans television. June 30. 1957. Future financing group in the Bakery Worli^a 13. He w as,-Committed to the water will be lifted todky by Gen­ union said delegate* from Jo c ^ Penobscot new look in bathroom of instant coffee into a steaming Rockville, Dec. S (Special) ^ A Mary Alcock of Vaneheater, and ' ''*Porl. Maine authorities who found hla highway-building program is ex­ decor. Done With taste, the seats Three: If you have planned to flngbrprinU on a tackle box in the cup the Christmaa symphony ju of seven men an<* five women several grandchildren. .J m ,, " ' “ 7 ^'P»''-;o''ot, capital Use the car yourself, and at the last pected to be completed before the will have matching towel and fades. The funeral will be held at 2:30 exclusive of Globe Hollow Winn home. Twice convicted on start of 198. After the roads now retired early this afternoon in Tol­ have averaged about $6.5.nno a year. minute Junior announces that he wash cloth aets and shower , cur­ But for those who are still cold tomorrow afternoon at the Wat- simply hsa to have It because he bad check charges, Coombs' fln- under construction are finished, the tains, The Idea is to remove the land County Superior Court to For the .year ending June 30, gererinta were on file at Augusta. to all Christmaa gift effor/s, there klna-Weat Funeral Home, 142 E. 1958, the auditor* estimate a bal­ has a date, do you meekly toaa him country will be crisscrossrt with a.septic look from the family bath­ reach a verdict In the case of State Center Sf., with the Rev. Erich O. the keys? Tue elderly man was found Fri­ a network of paved highways per­ is a $4,000 mink blanket to take ance of $54,800 for the water de­ day lying in a pool of blood, hia room. the chill away. ep. Mrs. Anna Mae Pallanck. Brandt, pastor of Concordia Lu­ mitting speeds up to 80 m.p.h. For the man of the house there partment and a deficit of $23..300 Four; If Sis Bays she has to have dog at hit feet. A bloodied ham­ Mrs. Pallanck. Representative theran Church, officiating. Burial for the sewer department not in­ a new format because "all the mer waa nearby. Several roads were completed in are bottle toppers with stocking j from Union Is charged with assault will be in East Cemetery. MOST 1956 at a cost of more than $70,- bottoms and felt heads of various i cluding additional capital Improve­ \ girls” are getting new dresses for Ooomba was arrested in Man­ wUh a deadly or dangerous weap­ There will be no calling hour*. ments. a dance, do you gat her one even (XIO.OOO. Including the Pan Ameri­ characters, like a moonshiner who l on. *x chester and held in jail until can Highway, which runs 550 miles Police Arrests "In conclusion." the report though It la an utter extravagance looks like the wife’s Uncle George.' Special State's Atty. Donald C. states, "the beat information avail­ and sheTiaa a dress that has noth­ two Penobscot County deputy from Caracas to San Antonio de And only a dollar. | sheriffs arrived with a warrant Fisk reviewed the facta which he able at thia time indicates that ing wrong with it except that ^ e Tachira on the Colombian border. Also in the entertainment de-j had presented in the 2-day trial in charging him with the. first dtgree . Richard A Robbins, 19, of TS' Fuoertdfl sewer department Income will not has already worn It to a eoupla of This ia now all paved and U 126 partment are inexpensive gift which Mrs. Pallanck is accused of be adequate to finance its operat­ dances? murder of hia father. miles shorter than the old road. item meant for cocktails. But Trebbe Dr., w-aa arrested yester- Ha was presented in Manchester da.v aftemoop and charged with firing a 22-cali)-e rifle in the gen­ ing coat* and bond maturities be- Does He Earn It? . Also completed was 130 miles from .youngsters ran use them a* well. eral direction Of State Highway Thomas Ford gining with the year 1957-58. Town Court Wednesday morning, Coro, in Falcon State, to Pal- operating a motor vehicle while Five: la your teen-ager'a allow­ TTiese are Frostene cocktail stir­ workers putting up a fence on her The funeral of Thomas Ford. 74 "Some additional financing will ance just a handout rathep than a waived extradition and returned marejo. In Zulia State, on the east­ rers. These $2.98 items go into his license waa under suspension. to Maine by the two deputies. He was stopped on Main St, by property line on Rt. 15. Wells S t . was held at 2 o'clock ves- become available, however, from rewart tor hla assuming the re- ern shore of Lake Maracaibo. the family freezer to do what most Bullets Flew terday afternoon at the Walklna- Jh* collection of aewer asse.samenta aponalbility for a few chorea? . Coombs had been In Mancheater Patrolman Robert Lannan. Free alncc before Thanksgiving. After items do when put in a freezer, under $200 bond. Robbins ia sched­ Fiak said a bullet whizzed over IVeat Funeral Home. The Rev. Fred levied in July, 1957. and (rom imex- Six: Do you go along with your freeze. Then a wise hostess utilizes the head of one w'orker and an­ pended funds in the sewage Ireat- teen-ager's conviction that hla uled to appear in Town (Jourt Sat­ R. Edgar. minl.ster of the South them as stirrers to keep drinks urday. ‘ other bullet struck the ground 20 Methodlat Church, officiated and jnent plant bond accoimt This aocial life la more Important than Radioactive Dye cold without melting ice Into them. money, if used, should provide tem­ Thanksgiving Day. Saturday night, Mrs. C. P. Newbury. 27, of Wap- feet awa.v from where the work­ Frederic E. Werner was organist. yours, and that when there la a Coffee ronnois.seurs will brew men were standing porary relief conflict hla plana must always back in Manchester, Coombs went Locates Tumors ping. was arrested yesterday af­ Burial was in East Cemetery. "It might be well at this time, to Police Headquarters where he I something special for their friends In a lengUiy summary to the Bearers were William Leggett. come flret? ’ with a 2-cup exprc.s.so maker gift. ternoon and charged tvith failure however, to consider means by Seven; Do you Inwardly cringe was told his father had died. No to stop at a stop sign. The woman jury, Defense Atty. Thomas F. John Stannehl. Clifford Potter. University of Chicago medical And ahiahkabob skewers in the McDonough contended that Mrs. which sewer department income^ and wonder If he is right when foul play was Indicated then, Mon­ acientiats are using s radioactive was arrested by Patrolman Harold Carl Parson*, James Griffin and may be Increased, either before. your teen-ager tells you that your day, two other Maine officlaU shape of fencing foils will have Newcomb and charged with fail­ Pallanck wa* protecting her prop­ Clarence Walker. dye, a new deep red tracer called Daddy Gourmet fencing around erty in the only manner available when the temporary financing de­ Ideai are old-faahlortrt or that you came to Manchester to look for octoiodofluo-rescein, to locate ing to stop at the sign on Buck- scribed a))ove is e.xhsiisled" are ruining his life by making him Ooontbi. then suspected of killing the patio or kitchen before show­ land St. entering New State Rd. at the time. He aaid she had been Mrs. Abble R. Fay brain tumors. ing hUs cooking ability. Also in to the State Police and "received abide by a few family rules? his father. Known as OIF. the d.ve an­ Mr*. Newbury is scheduled to ap­ Funeral service* for Mra. Abbie Eight: Are you afraid to tell your the gift department for friend pear in court here on Dec. 16. no help." nounce* the tumor'* location by or foe are pepper mills in leather, R. Fay, 70 Pearl St., were held this teen-ager that if hia grades aren't He said she only sought to alarm morning at 9:15 at the John B. satisfactory hip social Ilf* will have Tanks Lack Insulation emitting radiation that ia easily ceramics or fine wood* These the men into leaving her property detected by scintillation coun­ come in all sizes, even to two feet Movie Attendance Up and did not intend bodily harm to Burke Funeral Home, followed by to be curtailed and stick bv your ter*. a solemn requiem Maaa in St. ultimatum when he brings home a High-preaaure tank cars are be­ tall. them. She could have used her ing built for the first time with­ Brain tumora transplanted to For those who file each Chri.st- Hollywood — Attendance at Great Dane dog. McDonough aaid, James' Church at 10 o'clock. The SEND THEM I f poor report cart? Rev. John F. Hannon waa the cele­ Nine: When yolir teen-ager shows out a thick blanket of insulation. mice concentrated the d.ve as nias gift with six just like it and movie theaters In the United States but she felt it was safer to use her A BREATII-TAKING ACHIEVBMENT OF MODERN disagreement for a teacher or other The cars, produced in Milton. Ps„ much as 30 times more readily yiour service man or cause of h’s 10 per rent cut in^'^^^.'’- fense organization. sational stand in "My f air Lady,” state spending____ 1__ 1 Rllt n-Vill* __ i' DON’T MISS THE OUTSTANDING "TOP BRAI Director John A. Rega aaid to- ha* no worries al-out ftjture em­ woman is atalioned, When the wa. raised at hia disclaiming any con- da.v that 315 replies had been re­ Ihe .Manrhe.ster Eve­ pre«»■ess conferemo, the governor was I dropping of ceived from the 1,517 confirmation ployment. saidid to have blasiedblajFtrd Stale Suite bu «"d the Govei- letters sent out more Ihiin six Besides her stage successes, ahe ning Herald can be for­ reaiicrats who he w«, quoted is ProgrAm. RIbicoff week* ago. Of the replies, 210 have has appearej[jln several television warded to be at “Mail saying, have bech gnin.bhng and ,hTre'.^M » h" 'la" said that they are still ready, will­ shows and may ,he v ell on the way , undercutting against any direc- relayed^ tn lUm m '-'^ ing and able to continue in Civil to becoming a popular recording (’a ir regujarly with all Uve to save laxparer money ^ ^ * "POrtei Defense. Rega said. artist. the hometown news Manganelll said that, the coutae " * * * Rega added that 78 previous vol­ Columbia Record* has released , wa* eliminated solely 64au.se of R,?L>n« , a . r-a unteers had moved from town, 20 two of her albums this ses.son. people away from poor attendance in ai cordance with : tion r>r»ctn "vviti"'^ resigned for various reasons, four They include "Cinderella" and' a : home are so anxious have entered the military service collection of old English song*. V . ' I School policy to drop ciaasea when ,I to get. attendance drops neio.v'lO He said^ womd ^rccem .h and three have died. The, director In addition, Julie''has recorded' also said that several new x-olun- an album of nursery rhymes for tnr«J ClajR foi .November"h'^* \va.i ^ want ',w tn sr:7invl"e isTolTc: ‘n’?* teers, not members in the old or­ Angel Records. BAROAINS FOR EVERY OF THE FAMILY v'an.1 to go along uith our econo* ganization, have joined the group- At their last meeting, local CD Telephone Ml .1-5121 \ He also said another eight s, hooi J^^poriTn“thlS incid*em'"i.,‘^t>VlcA leaders were promised support ? * " * a i'". "a.s of what vou have in the bureau- from town officials. A meeting Circulation dropped last night for the -same nratu mind which use. every de- was Bcheduled for Dec. 1'3 at About Town h^f*'’month'^a?«*" a"!' 4*’" ' Attack economy," which time the volunteers were to Department ‘"1 .'"°"^ ** » '" a g « i nine. | „u „ .Memorandum be placed in various units of the Ro.val Black Preceplory, No. 13. The impression that the economy ( 'ommiasioner Saundin in order local organization. However, be­ Star of the East, will mebt toihor- Today! program had some connection with to prevent repetition of last night's cause of the small amount of vol­ row night a t-7:45 in Orange Hall. the electrical rla.sscs discontinuance development, told'the Governor Jif unteers, Rega has requested the Election of officers for the com­ apparently grew out of lemarka immediately would send out worti CD Advisory Council to cancel thl* ing year will b.e hejd. made by the teacher. Robert , to all personnel, warning Again* month's meeting. * ‘ J^ n d t in announcing last night dealing "such an- erroneous im- ■ BL.A8T. FIRE KILLS 8 tbat the class wa.s being dropped ' piession." FLU SEVERITY UP Villn RIen. Gn.. Dec. 8 (AA->, iffianrl;e0ter I. „ Arrodt said today he had men- I He loid the Governor his office WaaldBgton; Dec. 5 '(AA—TtM Doned the governors economy pro- ! has not informed any Slate school An explosion wrecked four U.S. PubUo Health Service to- stores in this small West gram. But, he said, "I didn't | of any cuts Which would be effec- di^' reported an apparent in- Georgia tswa today and ewly 1Eoeniit0 maan to convey the idea ’ that that I Uve beginning Jan. 1 , when the crenae In the leverity of the reports said six bodies were W M ^t^ reason for diaaontmuing general JO per cent cut is to take nente upper resplmtory diaenaes removed from the wtstrkagc. effect. The (Governor ordered the Rose Bowl Queen which have been sweeping the Fire followed the blast. flfaideata Forewarned sluh after Indications that State Gertruda Eleanor Wood, IT-.year-old freahihan at Pasadena City College, has bedh named queen ol eeuntry. But the servlM ndded i|pralii 7 ' z- Ha also said that' the students-^ income would fall far below esU- ail working electiiclana*— had the annual Tournament of Rosea. Gertrude, a hrownette with hazel eyes, will reign over featlvi- thnt thn peak of new mse* "at Danmark ‘ in 1803 beesms ths mates. thereby leaving the Stats tlas of the annual affair which features a mammoth parade and the Roee Bowl football game on ienat for the prenaat, wm passed kaenra for some tlma that If class first nation to abolish ths alava trsaaury with a dafleit. New Tear's Day. The quaan was aelactad from a fltld of soma. 1,800 contaatanU. (AP Photofax). la nM-Oetohar." trad*. l.J KORVETTE, MAIN & PRATT STREETS, HARTFORD...NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. NO C.O.D.’S

' ifi r >,v-. V \ i ■S- r : '14. 0 I >1 .H ■Sk , h ^ ! / P A G ^ IW ELV l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6.1967 Section Two THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1957 ing with these 13 mdn this JiancIiPBlpr T H U R SD A Y , D ECEM BER 5,' 1957 Pages 13 to 24 dent dominated history. There V- - . ■ grounds 'here for faith ffi a, ■Lif&4 Jter D eath after death, - chaplains will ba appointed for a y . t wowould like to. touch on still R ockville-V ernon 6-month period starting at the be­ another approach to this question toric story of \ha tranafbrmatlon ginning of the year, Elach chaplain (OaatlBMd lltaa Pkfe^>de) o f life after death and say that will make frequent calls at the , Weather Halt of the Apostles frou n ce vacillat­ it seems to me, Irrespective of home but will not conduct aerviceg' derived from an accept^ diVb^ ing. simpIe-minded^Uows before faith, to be a probable-possibility. \ To^wn Sells Rt, 30 Farmland there. revelation. For a CiiriaUan whi the death and r^siirrection into the We live lives that are pathed in Rage and Bottles Drive /' liaa experienced a convenrtro like men of slngjaness of purpose and mystery. As for myself. I cannot To County Group for $ Cub Scout Pack 119, sponsored fhat o f 8 t Paul there Is and . Gordon rocosm add in the macrocosm. We Which questioned whether the town the owners and their agents.; First Selectman Edgar H. Wil­ launching attempt, and a goodly Smith, Windsor Locks; 'Eloriena .^.'1 learn more and more about the was getting full value. The case Is returnable to Tolland son will hbid ’office hours In Town part of the population of this ares Sten^er, Kelly Rd., Vemon;^Wal- RIDAY> atom year by year, but we do not The VTB asked for a survey and County Superior Court the first HsII fi^olTi 10 to 12 a.m. ‘Saturday. thronged to the beaches providing ter 'niompaon, 101' Hemlock at; seem to come to an end of the an appraisal of the tract which is Truesday of 'January, 1958. Atty. War I Vets to Meet a view of the cape launching area. Leslie Varney, 148 N. School St; process of charting its structure, understood to contain anywhere Leo B. Flaherty Jr. is representing le Vetprans of Wori 1 War I The test center Itaelf is closed td Unda Wakefield. RFD 1, Rock­ its particles, its energy or its pos­ P o p u C o fi from 14 to 22" acres. the plaintiff. While ^ri'sten and Will hhold their regular monthly the public. Newsmen joined the viUe; Arthur Woolard, Devon; Mrs. sibilities, nor do we do much bet­ Public Benefits Geraten. are representing the Urqu> 'iTtAAHnmeeting In GAR hall tonlghf^at public in "birdwatching” .frpm the Patricia Szalecskl and son. 10 ter with the macrocosm. The as­ Second Selectman Franklin G. harts. Atty. Jay R. Rubinow tm - 8 p.m. All vetera"* are invited to beach. TVbtter St.; Mrs. Josephine Pads- tonishing discovery that the fayth- This Week's Lean Welles stated the Selectmen’s resents the Manchester Trust Co., attend the meeting al which legla- , A morning overcast lifted after gimos and daughter, RFD 3, Rock- er off fije heavenly bodies are SUPER MARKETS views as follows: "In view of the also named In the suit. lation concerning War I veterans noon for the’ launching.'Unhappily vUle; M ra PhyUis JotUn and ion, from ua the faster they are leav'-' fact that we are selling to a serv­ Auxiliary Chrlattnaa fMrty. will« be discussed. Refreshments the Wind also rose. Winds of 15 EkMt Windsor; Mrs. Astridi Hoaoh '♦S' ing lis, seems to lead to the con­ BEST Short Shank ice organization devoted to serv­ The annual Christmaf 'party of will be served st a aocial hodr miles an hour can make difficult and daughter, 818 Bush HUl Rd.; clusion that they once started in ing people of the town A n dtou n - following the meeting. the launching- of a toll rocket. A Mrs. Susan Brunetts and son, S3 an incredible explosion from some the American Legion/ Auxiliary ty, we did not feel warranted In will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. About 100 veterans have joined 30 mile an hour wirid can topple It. Drive B. denUAl souma and that the most Meat Buy Smoked spending the taxpayers' . money Throughout the sunny afternoon DISCHARGED TODAY; Roger distant galaxies are the most Members are askgd to bring an the group since Its Charter wma Lean for an appraisal and survey.” He inexpe$iaive glfK Mrs. , Pauline granted nine months ago. A mem­ and into the moonlit i^iht the Bedard, 83 Eldridge 8 t ; Jomea distantNhecause they traveled the added that any land in excess^ of beach areas fronting on the cape HlUoran, 42 Bolton St. faster.' \ Ground Beef Fresh Bury, is In ch u g s of the party and bership drive Is now, being con­ 14 acres Is pasture land In a low Will be assisted by Mrs. Mae Cbap^ ducted. became crowded with automobilel. Senik Sort of Creation Choice area. Fresh man. / - Hoefdtal Notee and people, 'The word had got This brinW 'our minds back to The Selectmen had been author­ Cariboa Herdg Babv Chuck Steak Steer Beef around that the greatest show on belief in eortve sort of a creation, lb ized to sell the land by voters at Mra^ Genevieve Fortuna, poppy Admitted yesterday; Ignacy EafUi mtghCsoon begin—the flrst —a belief not 'pased on authority Roast Rib a town meeting Aug. 20. They chairtpkn, reports that she has, Wdowiak. 40 Regan 8 t ; Mrs. Anna movement of an American Batellitc st John’s, Nfld. tn—CoriboR Parrish, RFD 9. ' or revelation, but on the mystery Veal Chops Shoulder Cut Lb. stated then that It would be benefi­ p o p ^ seals for sale which may' into apace—with free Mats and a population In Newfoundland la es­ of the mate.ria\ universe. Of cial to the community to keep the be/used on correspondence sll dur­ Discharged yesterday; Mrs. Lil­ splendid 'View tor all. timated at 6,600 by the provincial course, there may dpt have been a Ag Center in Vernon, if possible. ing the yesr. The money derived lian Gorsky, Warehouse Point.' ■ Mrs. Irene Moees, Vernon, left, rqcelves a flrat aid kit M winner A motel owner Mt up an clalKir- govgmment About 800 ore Uk-i i| Full from the sale will go Into the wel­ en by licensed hunters each year creation. It may bA there is a lb Cooper Cheese Real Sharp Lb. John F. Elliott, county agent, Events Tonight of the Rockville Public Health Assn.’s alogan contest. With her ate buffet for newsmen at the colossal rhythm. Over\v-iglntillions Cut said today preliminary plans for fare fund of the unit. A fashion show and "wash-ln- are Mre. Ruth Hoyt, superintendent o f nurses, and Mrs. Elsie beach area closest to tha reMrva- In a seoaon opening In September. of years the universe may be ex­ of Veal Vernon Building Report dry" demonstration will be held at the Center have been completed. A First Aid Kit Newmarker,' president of the board of directors. (Herald Pho­ tion. Automobile traffic jaztmed panding and then conlrrcting and Cream Cheese Vt Lb. Pkg. fund drive to cover cdstof the land Vernon Building Inspector Ar­ 8 p.m. at the high school under the. to by Satemts.). , not-bnly the atreeta and highways Legal Notice expanding again forever.\But la and a proposed building Is expected thur F. Huntington repotted today sponsorship of St. Joseph’s School along the beach but the firm sandy that any less a mystery than crea­ to start early next yekr. If the that IS building permits were Is­ Guild. An orlon coat will .be OP PROBATC. held Awarded for atate annuaf InatallmenU to ba Msahon ItMlf. ..wkhta and for Uic tion? Was such a creation inVpme Waybest Native Cheez Whiz Krafjt I 8 Oz. Jar drive proves' successful, construc­ sued in rural Vernon during No­ washed, dried and modeled during Dlitriqt «< Kaeohestcr, on the 3rd day ElUngtoii Am ong • paid to communities. The subsidies V ------— ■ ■ sense personal? Do we partal^in Cut-Up lb tion of the building cinUd.be start­ vember. Eight of the permits were the evening. __ D*ceAerAD.-lSSi P r u ^ IMl J ^ J.^WaUet Judot. some way of that personality? Chickens ed In the spring. Elliott said. for dwellings, one for a shopping are based on a per-pupll formula. The Ladles of Columbus will hold Best Slogan ' Thirteen Tow ns Then leaving out the matter oi PRICp at 10 to 20% OFF Non-Profit Grouft center and six for miacellkneous a Christmas party at the Moose % Hospital Notes spirit, we are faced with the The Tolland County Agricultural jobs, he said. The estimated cost Club starting with a potluck sup­ Choice of the total building Is $170,475. . Rockville. Dec. 5 (Special)— In Fund Check myatery of mind and matter. By During Manager's Sole Center is a non-profit corporation per at 6:30 p.m., followed by an FatleaU Today; 197 ecu eeirMB..yeal estate parUeularly de- what means does worry produce Steer established to provide faciUties for Fees totaled $252. exchange of gifts, Mrs. Irene Moses. Center Rd„ Ver­ PubKc Records JUt Um Uod on die, it la lb Vernon Grange Elects - a d m i t t e d YE8TERDAY: omach ulcers? That it does is a Chuck Roast Beef homemaking, agriculture and 4-H The Ladies of Maple 6rove will non, la the winner of a slogan con­ Hartford, Dec. 5 Deputy Charles BunMl, SO-Lewis St.; EM- matter qf homely experience. But CAPITOL ARAND groups in Tolland County. Wallace H. Thr-sll has been elect­ have a dinner at 6:30 p.m., also to test recently conducted by the State Comptroller Charles P. Boildbig Permlta word White, 126 Helalne Rd,: how does matter become connected SKINLESS Agencies included at present are ed Master of the Vernon Grange be followed by an exchange of Rockville Public Healtli Nursing To George Pattau for Andrewa- (Seorge Studwell, P^Unville; Mrs. with mind? How does matter in­ the Tolland County Extension Serv­ for the coming year. Harper says that stats school cember, AD. 1867. at ten o’daelt in the Christnuis gifts. Assn, in Connecticut with their an­ Maneheater Corp. for alterations Angellne Morin, South Covenby; forenoon, and that ooUce M alvaa to. deed become alive? And what is ice, the Soil Conservation Service Other officers elected are: Herb­ building subsidies to,taling $105,988 (dl o n t m * latereatad in aiM aUaU of, 1 Lb. Pkg, The United Lutheran Church nual fund drive. to a commeaoial bhilding at 59-61 Mrs. Genevieve Ring, EU!lln$(tpn; the MiHtency of said* amHioaUanaA^^ life 7 When we face these myster­ iss Brisket- Head Cut Frankfurts and the Agricultural Stabilization ert NIederwerfer.ovaraeer; Mrs. for 13 towns and eltiss arc belhg E. Oentar'St., $260. Mrs. Ida Bressan, EHlington; Frank ies doAs continuance of life seem and Conservation Service. Edith W. Skinner, lecturer; Harold women will hold their Christmas ■■RPHNA—A Friend of the the tlm'5 « hI place of hearing Uieraoa. Sliced party at 7:30 p.m. at the churcji. withheld pending a check of build­ To Juan T. Sherman for altera­ Terhune, Windsorville; - Joseph ^ pahUching a copy -of thU otderTa inippssible ? The Tolland County Farm Bu­ HIncka, steward; H. Irving Sweet, Family,” la the winning elogan the •etneMJvepaper havinr a rireulathn 5 8 Oz. Pkg. ing contracts. tions to a home at 46 Oliver Rd., Hahn,-72 Linden St.; Mrs. Made­ i^d d u p ^ M lsa«Ytve days hsfora Then we have the two realms of Am er Bologna reau and other groups' may also assistant steward; Mrs.^Elhel S. MacGregor, chaplain; Homer Vernon and TalcottvHle ,n«ws Vernon housewife wrote to de­ The cities affected are Hariferdc $600. line Lake, 18 Cottage St.; Earl ^ day of aald hearing, to appear ff law In the universe. There is a law locata headquarters once the Cen­ Norwich, Thomaston, Ellington, *•»»■ ^ e*hs« at a ^ lime andptooe Wallz. treasurer: Mre. Ruth items are handled through The scribe the work of the agency. To . Elrneat Richardson for a Swallow, SO Oak Grove St.; George which governs the physical world Sliced 8 Oz. Pkg. ter Is built. In addition to an office, Hampton, MeridSh, Middletown, Jonesr N. ESn) St.; Henry and be heard rslathre thereto, and Veal Loaf a special exhibit hall is being AnEnde. secretary: Ivan Robinaon, Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 7 W. A fomier director of the nursing dwelling on Dale Rd., $17,000. 1 1 2 fitake return t* thls.eouri. m all things that relate to matter gatekeeper; Mre. Rose Hincks,. Main 8L, telephone TRemont New Haven, Newington. Sprague, Grzyb, 99 North St.; Mrs. Rose JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. and energy. It is the experience of rned Beef 5 5 Sliced planned. association, ^nd a one-time fund Stratford, Waterbury and V ^ t - To Carroll M. . elson for Carii Ceres; Mrs. Shirley Johnson, Po­ 5-S1S6. Ackerman, 65 Foley St.; Maureen. Mint! And sA^eg of All religions 8 Oz. Pkg. There are approximately 2.300 drive worker. Mrs. Moses Is the port. ' Caaperson for additions tO'S home ATT A COtlRT OP- PltOBATB, hold Cooked Salami mona.'Mrs. Marie Waltz, Flora; wife of Samuel Moses, owner of Kued. RFD 3. RockviUe; David at HaiiehMer, ^ wfthta and te r Ihe And All Ages that there is likewise people actively participating In the Harper said yesterday that his at 3 Village St„ 32.000. % Hassett, 44 Wells St.; Mrs. Ma­ IHstriet ef Hanehseter, on the Srd day S programs of these groups. The and Mrs. Barbara Hill, lady asalst- the Vernon Center Market. a moral law which governs the re- POPULAR FANCY F ree Show office had reports that some con­ To Nustde Enrineerlng Oo. Iiie. proximity of these facilities to ant steward. tilda Keeney, 35 Pioneer Ctrele; “*i% i^r/ih.j.w aii. lationa of men with each other and On being awarded a first aid kit tracts have been awarded with for John k. Wilkes for alterations Mrs. Shirley. Smith, 709 Main St.; Rockville Is expected to create Walter Elliott of Bolton will show .Bitate. efO in ie A. Pout? of m en w ith a mysterious moral GIANT Napier travel pictures at the meeting of Cincinnati'(4") — How'about a for her slogan, Mrs. Moses said. speci^cattons calling for "brand td a' home at 81 Avondale Rd„ Timothy Hogan,- 85 Helalne M . i Manchee^. In saM Dtiiridrlei,.______deetaned." universe. business for the area. home with a drive-ln motion pic­ "The Rockville Public Health name products.” The administrator having exMbllad 46 OZ. Brand tali cans the Grange tomorrow at * p.m. at 1950. ' Mrs. Winnie BrUl, 80 Cottage S t ; hie admlnletra^n administration aecbunraccount wiUT with M___ d Jesus expressed that moral law CAN Calif. Tomatoes CIfy Budget Accepted ^ the Hall. ture theater thrown in? . Nursing Assn. Is very dear to my He said that such practices were Tomato Juice About 30 voters approved a lAc- To James O. Dowling for altera­ Henry Weir, Glastonbury; Mrs. **tate.lP_y)le < ^ r i for allowanee, It la " God and love of our Ministers Elect Home owners in one biock of heart. I first used the visiting not proper and that state specifica­ Eleanor McGurkIn, 65 Weaver Rd. ORDERED: That the Utb day ord budget of $354,770 for the.City tions to a home at 153 Oak St., mO mimermsh neighbor and thus gave the law Us WHOLE KERNEL 'The Rockville Ministerial Assn, the Oakley aection of Cincinnati nurses 30 years ago, and have tions. If they name a product by ADMITTED TODAY: , Mrs. DMember.''IMT, at rieven o'clo^. fore­ of Rockville at the annual ~ cliy often since found their servldea In- $182. st, the Probate Office in the niost complete expression—“Thou has elected the Rev. Paul J. Bow­ have / one just off their back brand, always permit use of an- W ^ a i^ BuUl_ t lb said Manebester, meeting laat night. dispensable.’^ ' Oertiilcate of Merger Laura Hoyt.^E^uit Windsor; Janet shalt, said he. The saints and 12 OZ. man as president for the coming yards. other-product o f equal quality. ' Pierson, 116 Constance Dr. ba end. _ the ..— same _— ,e aeatgned for a bear- Receipts were estimated at $66.- year. They complained when the drkve- Word contests and creative writ­ "If brand names have been Conyers . Omatruction- Co, Inc.' ifur on thetho a allowansocUowl of said admbils- *** have spoken CANS tall cans 800, and with a caah balance of and Manchester Construction Co. BIRTHS TOOa Y; a daughter to tratien account with said estate. asMr- •Imilarly and given expression to Corn Nibfets 1 Cream ^ e Com Others elected are: The Rev. In theater opened just behind them. ing have been Mrs. Mos^s’.'hobby used,” Harper'sald, *’I don’t think Mr. and Mrs. Normas Hall, 405 N. talament of hehre and order el dleiribtt- $11,575, left $276,404 to be raised Simon P. Montgomery, vice presi­ Their complaints turned to j o y, until rece'htly, when home and the state should have any part In merged undek the name of Conyers tlon, and this Cwri dtrecti that aofli being, in human experience., In taxes. Main St.; a daughter to Mr, and the law by which men live and dent;'and the Rev,, Rodman D. however, when the theatre opera- business responsiblUtlea became such t>fOJ«cts, I don’t know if Construction Co. .Inc. of the ttmaaad.,place aaellhied i BETTY CROCKER The voters approved the borrow­ Mrs. Wllmot' Irish, Storrt, neimng. be jRychn to all nereona work together constructively in­ Cart, aecretary-treasurer. »- tora provided each home with a more pressing. She has won a num­ there has been thy collusion any-, Dole ing of an amount n ot, to exceed where, but on th4 basis of reports DISCHARGED YBSraRDAYl stead of destrtictively. The ministerial group decided to sound box so they could hear the ber of contests, and has contrib* USE BILUON DOLLAR BIULA William Pesolo, Boltoil; tioyd Al- Giant $200,000 In anticipation of tax col­ name chaplains to the various con­ I have received. .1 just want to of this ordee la some newspaper bavtng Is physical law. seif existent? show as Well as see It from back uted to area periodicals. , Washington—Of the 1,292,000,- cox, 66 Ridgewood St.; Mrs. Helen a circulation In said DtalrictT at least for lections. valescent homes In the area. The porch or yard. look at the epees myself before “ happen? Is it com- Pie Crust Mix Pineapple Juice Can "A Friend of the* Family” will 000 dollar bills now' In circulation, Arthur, 124 Lenox St; Mrs.'Mar- five days before the day of aald bear­ authorizing any payments of state ing. pletely impersonal? Is the moral be used by the association in all money." most bear a 1635 aeries date. lon Baldy$;a, 611 N. Main S t ; JOHN J. If ALLirrr. Judge. its publicity for the coming year. l»w s^f existent? It is not imper- QUALITY MARGARINE Action UbreollsMe sonal bob- Star-KistTuna Board of Directors; Mrs. Caroline "We know of no evidence of col­ Jtms or the exigtence of matter, Forster and Mrs. Robert F. Kings­ lusion or anything like that,” Ritch WHOLE- b a b y mind, of life and the spirit. No one bury, representing Rockville on sal6. "We are aatlsfied that all of who lives his life on this level has the Board, and Miss Ruth Hoyt, the towns have acted properly on begun to live with any degree of 1 Lb. fullness. V e supervisor. school projects." Cans for \ ' The subsidy payments are for 17 One who has begun to Uve with c a n Caio bog Food South Africa produced 4,103.825 school projects recently completed kny degree , of fullness feels the Bne ounces of gofd in the flrst or contracted for, including com­ J F O R K I warmth, feels the power, feels the three months of 1957 compared pletely new buildings or altera­ deep ceruinty of there being" with 3,168.250 ounces in the like tions to existing buildings. something THERE. If there 5 Swanee period of 1956. / ' The payments are the first of 20 W hite or ing to life which is not a transient rolls for Colors It Jives a deep feeling that Remember... You Get Toiiet Tissue LOINSI life must be lived as though it did not ond.

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,J . t ,' 1 - •' A / ./ ^AGI lOUBTESV IIANCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.1987 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEgTER. CONN« THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1957 Mrs. Mary Oaudet of the nursing sleeves which further Identify treatments, he needs will be in­ how much nursing sarvlca was with 140,000 of this amount com­ box will be placed in the porch ' Landoni ' Marjorie Mitchell, Mary staff received, the instruction. them. available « t the time the ati)dy Mrs, John G Peck, 70 Statl* Street. combs, tooth brushes, sweaters, be acknowledged. Nursae and occu­ T earn Checking Eff ectiveness cluded. Library Addition ing from the Levi Drake Fund, Hebron of the church for donations from ’ Moran and Audrey Islieb, with Pittsford, N. Y. Also taking p^rt in the lessons ib-Day Teat was made. The fourth step wilt be dress or sport shirts, slippers, pa­ pational therapiste will oelect the One difficult, matter to deter, leaving a total cost of $210,000 for Frances Walsh as an alternate.' Hospital (iifts Sought Ted fords'to Mack to determine where changes may or the town. If the town docs decide adult members for the chlldrdiv's jamas. gloves or mittens, T-shirts, most appropriate gift for each in­ were Miss Madeline Sturtevant of The test will be nm for 10 days. mine la horn much attention a pa­ Meeting PiitslOff i Fellowship NIgiit Set Members of , the Women's Club neckties and handkerchiefs, are Of Nursing Service at MMH Rochester, Minn., Methodist Hos- must be made. tt build' the wing. It will be the Christmas party and presents; dividual. 40th Aiuiiversary The first five days will be spent tient needs for his emotional re- Congregational Church Plans Those adults who would donate' I', All families of the Hebgon Con- |Who have not yet donated gifts for suggested. Miscellaneous, for both It is preferred that wrapping of t>ital, and Hits Josephine Strachan, In observing a unit for the serious­ The integrating of information The joint meeting of the Boan first time the - town has spent j gregajional Church are Invited to cuperalon. Some patients have de­ will be done by Dr. Abdellah, as­ $ney for library Construction, ■fiowers for the Christmas services tNbi>dch, State Hospital are re­ men and women are cand.v, to­ glfU be done at th ■ hospital, and ♦patient's degree of illness, rather a membeh of the team from the ly ill in tpe speclaL care division, lirium and hallucinations when of Directors, the Buildlpg Commit share in a special Advept Fellow­ minded that the.v may bring them bacco and pouchesr cigarettes, wrapping paper and ribbo'U should Mr. and Mrs. John Tedford, 65 By U.S.,Rubllc Health Service. sisted by Mrs. Vera M. Dormer, .present Mary Cheney Library are asked to speak to the rector ship Night to bo held tomorrow be- Hermid Staff Writer than hla flnaneial status. a unit for, non-critical patients in they are very sick. Others have tee, and the Library Board sched­ To Reorganize Policy Group or to Mrs. Henry A. .lorfes. to the home of Ml.ss Marjorie Mar­ cigars, pipes; jigsaw puzzles, play­ be sent by the donon,. But those W'slnut St., v^ll observe thetr 40th ' The Rochester Methodist Hos­ the special .care division, and "the head of the. nursing service at was erected by a combination of a 1 glnnlrrg with a potluck supper at tin. How dffectlve the nurtiny lerv- Directs Study anxiety and depression while they MMH. gift fronT-sMlss Mary Cheney and Food Program Planned ing cards, checkers, pencils, pens who would rather do' theft- ow-n wedding luiniversary Sunday. They pital has sent Miss Sturtevant as unit for se^servlce patients lo­ are. recovering. Since this affects uled for last evening tj'as canceled 6:30 p.m., in the new church rooms. leo la at Mancheater Memorial Under the diKCtion of Dr. F ^ e wPA funds and labor in 1937. The Hebron, Dec. 5 (SpecialI — A ‘ cilities as proposed by the Policy Establishment of a cafeteria j Suggestions for gifts to patients and stationery. wrapping are asked to wrap each Abdellah. chief of the nursing edu­ part of a. plan in which It and the cated in Crbwell House. the patient's overall recover.v. It Dr. Abdellah pointed out that it late yesterday afternoom The ' The program will include family gift .separately, ,ag it with a de­ w-ere married Dec. 11, 1917 in Mys­ Hospital alll be determined by a local hospital will compare results Next week the- observers will is important that most of the ob­ Whlton Memorial Library Is also a special meeting of the First Con­ Committee. Members of the ex­ program for the Regional School worship led by the Rev. Sumner W. I are made In a folder sent out b.v Donors are cautioned not to send cation branch of the Health Sen-. must be attended to as carefully as architect who was to have at-i gift to the towriN.. is in the works, with Mrs. Peter Dr. Ronald H. Kettle, hospital su­ matches or any sharp instruments. scription of contents, such as size, tic. Mrs. Tedford was the former a team of alx trained observers. as both of them continue experi­ spend in a unit of general patient his physical illness. serving Is being done by the per­ tended, Henry 8. Kelley, was un­ gregational Chur^'h will be held at ecutive committee are George E. Johnson: songs and carols led by Ice and liaison between Manches­ the church tomorrow a 8 p.m., for Alden Jr., and Roger A. RowlSy. Crawford, Mrs. Raymond Houle perintendent. He sa.vs there are Money contributions are deductible and -designate whether it is for a Adeline Callaghan of Carolina, Records are being compiled on the ter and Washington, the analysis ments in progressive patient care. care. , The second step in analysing the sonnel at the hospital who will be able to drly# from New Haven be­ John M. Bell: games led by Mrs. man or woman. Gifts may be sent The Rochester Hospital is concen­ in a position to Implement their cause of baa weather conditions. Pinhole Leaks Costly the following pi -poses: White Gift Semlce 1 and Mrs. Clifford Wright as a sub- Emei-y Taylor and Mrs. Chnrlc.(! S, 3,134 patients in the ..State Hos­ from income taxes. Checks should R. I. They have one daughter. Mrs. amount of care needed by the is being conducted tor two weeks. The first step to be taken in the effectiveness of the nursing service 1. To vote on the reorganization eqmhilttee. A cafeteria manager pital. of 13 women and 1.481 men, be made payable to and Sent to nr brought directly to the hospital Arlene Brow-er, and two grandsons, patients, the amount of care they I Instruction in the technique of trating its efforts on the most ef­ analysis will be to determine tlje Is to determine how much time is findings with immediate changes. The three boa^-ds had arranged The White Gift Service will be Barnes. or left with Miss Martin. The dead­ fective type of plant. MMH is con- In terms, of follow-up. it is prefer­ to meet with Kelley to examine According to the Plumbing’and of the Church Council, held Dec. 15 at both the Hebron IS being sought, and other help i and these approximately 2.3.5Q br Patients' Welfare Fund. Norwich Mrs. Brower will help her par­ are getting, and the amount of I observing wai given to six nurses needs of the selectetl patients. spent by various nursing personnel along that line. During .he social business, mect- 75 per cent jr e depending on do­ .State Hospital. line for receiving gifts Is Dec. Ifl. ents celebrate the anniversary by care which is available to them. I Monday. The entire day was spent cenftating on the problem en­ The observers win, consider how in coping wflh the needs of the able to have local people doing the final plans’ for the addition to the Heating Industries Bureau, a pill- 2. To act upon the recommenda­ and Gilead Congiegational ! ing of the church, film strips will countered in the medical and pub­ bulk of the analysis. Mary Cheney Library. According hole leak in a faucet can waate tion that the church pay $200 to­ Churches, during the usual hours Nurses Club Elects be ahow;n to the children. They are; nations to bWng something of hoji- .Money Needed holding open house at her home on The Investigation is being con­ In learning what information was much assistance the patient needs patient. • ' da.v cheer to them. . 5Ianchr»iter Ever'ng Herald He­ Csmpbell Avenue, Vernon, from 3 ducted as part of the V.S. Public needed and the metlKJds of obtaln- lic-relations sphere. In caring foj- hla routine demands, Check .Most of Staff to a tentative timetable suggested about 95.000 gallons of water 4n ward the renovation of the Par­ of morning w;orahip, with the The Future Nurses Club at the "The Litttest Camel." and "Holy Money received will be u.sed for sonage in Gilead. regional school has elected officers For women .such articles as face bron correspondent .Miss Busan to 5 p.m. Sunday Health Service's examination of ihg it. Tuesday the Observers went such as meals and bathing, "niey All levels of nursing will come SOLITAIRE ORIGINATED 1680 last month by General Manager a year. At a representative rate church school children participat­ Child of Bethlehem." The program the telc^aion seta and also to help the system of progressive patignt Four of the nurses are members through a trial run. to make .dure will examine his need for observa- Paris — The game of solitaire Richard Martin, the matter might charge of J1.90 per 1,000 cubic 3. To act upon a recommenda­ ing. All are invited tc attend and for the year as follows: Presi- I is being sponsored by the Religious power and puffs, lipsticks, wash defray the coat of Christmas en­ Pendleton, telephone ACadeiny under scrutiny, from the .head have been ready for a public hear­ I dent, Judy Henry; vice president, cloths, toilet soap, handbags, care at the local hospital. MMH of the MMH staff. they understood the procedure. An Uon of physical cSiangea, such as nurses to the nurses' aides and is reported to have originated In feet, this means a $24.14 loss to tion that the sum of $1,000 be share in bringing white (rifta. - Education Committee and the tertainment and parlies, as well 8.3454. Radio If'on’t Slay StiU ing Jan. 7. ! Diane Reblllard: secretarv, San- I Church School. i blouses, or skirts, cotton house was selected in September as a Mrs. Mary Sterud. and Mrs. around-the-clock watch was begun blood pressure, or sugar content. orderlies. Clerks, housekeepers, the property owner. In New York ^nsferred temporarily to the Donation Box Planned ns to purchase long-pla.ylng rec­ yesterday. The observers are wear­ 1650. and it is a result of some real No new date for a joint meeting City alone, the bureau found, some ! dra Phelps: treasurer. Cindy Ham­ I Addresses h r Cdirlstmas card ; dresses, handkerchiefs, lingerie. model for the entire country for Mnry Pirie, assistant directors of The amount of medication and dietary, personnel, and messengers I Building Fund. The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm of ords and build a fund for a sum­ West Berlin's Tempelhof Air-1 Cleveland — Now on the market its system of patient care. The nursing service: .Mrs Barbara ing smocks loaned by the Ladles "solitary," A French political has yet been set. 200,000.000 gallons of water a ilton. .Majorettes are: Helan lists are: Mr. and Mrs. A B. Bil- ’ and cologne, w-ould be welcome. mer camp project for some of the instruction the patient must have, will also be observed. prisoner In the Bastille is supposed 4. To act upon the recommenda­ St. Peter's F.piscopal Church, has TavTor. Anne Verpiauskas. Diane port was the busiest in Germany i is a radio that automatically hunts system centers jiUention on the Sheehan, night aupen-isor; and Ausillarv, and cards on their and the number of diagnostic The cost of building the wing day are wasted by leaking fau­ lard. Breiterweg 20. Hemestede, For- men. articles such as .shav- patients. Any gift bearing the The third step is to determine to have Invented it. tion for (he use of the church fa­ announced that during. Advent a Rebillard. Sheila Henry, Jocelyn Netherlands, and The Rev. and last year, with nearly a million pas- 1 up another station when the one has been estimated at 8250,000, cets and valves. ' ing cream, lotion, toilet soap. name and addre;«s of sender will aengers arriving or departing. ‘ it'a tuned to goes off the air. m i GO FIRST TO FIRST NATIONAL CISD;:::) GO FIRST TO FIRST NATIONAL

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Savings are decidedly important to all of us, and, especially where food shopping is concerned, nothing actually takes the place of hard cafhf At First National it s fun to watch your savings mount quickly, item by item. Into substantial.amounts of real money. And real cash-in-hand savings are Produce Specials! M RftatVI THI RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITKS more welcome than ever in these expensive days!

FINAST BROOKSIDE TANGERINiS FLORIDA CRANBERRY BUTTER Add color and variety TOP or BOnOM ROUND to Holiday fruit bowls SAUCE FRESH CREAMERY Lean, Juicy and Flavorful, cut from LB 9 16-OZ whits, Goldsffr 17-OZ 1-LB ROLL Heavy Western Corn-fed Steers A CANS Choeolsis, Spies, PKGS CALIFORNIA nilsbury Orsngs Lettuce 2 h'» 2 9 ‘ r R I S I R V I S 12-OZ Strawberry MIRABEL JARS < QT EMPERORS-CALIFORNIA 55 PORTERHOUSE pes 2 us 2 9 < PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3 LB CAN 79< * Dazzle Bleaeh LB S w if t n in g or SIRLOIN OREGON Psa, Ysllow 25-OZ Steaks Conditioned Eys, Rsd JARS Well Trimmed - Lean end Tender Bose Rears 3 3 9 * * Beans Kidnsy Homemaker FLORIDA 24-OZ Oranges Full O' Juice ^ CAN * Diirty 'Moore ^ Smoked Butts ^ 63^ 40-OZ Bananas Distinct ^'avoriles CAN — I Hslisn Fitvof S.a 3ooJ VaL^! Genoa Salami, h o r m e l 4-OZ PKG 4 7 < FLORIDA Sweet Cam Golden 4Gin5er Snaps ZION PKG - ■ '■ » REG Baihroom ROLLS frozen ^ o o J ^pcclaii ! ll^aheri^ S teals ! 1009b Tiesue ^Statler WhHs a O V IR D A U PURE COFFEE 601 Orange Juice CANS APPLE PIE PMAST - CHKKU4, TURKIY er lUF Now, Richmond in a big value instani brand coffee, JOAN CAROL

to lave you money yet bring you delightfully mellow Meat Pies 4 '.Si 95< SPECIAL Our Stores hav* i wide issorlmant of allra^tiva Holiday Candiai, including filltd eandiai, N i w W A Y D i c a R A n C h r i s t m a s w i H b a w s a n d M i R t a R S ra This Delicious Dessert Treat Christmas Slocktngs, Candy C.garattas, Christmas Lollipops and many, many others. flavor in uniformly fine quality. kgs c 0 , 160z Dawnyflake Waffles 2 ' ^3 has a Tasty Apple Filling, with ^^^hl Hett art a ftw lampltt: IwVA/Glass Wax Stencils k g 59c Pelish Glass Wax Can Storkist Tuno Pies 2 pkgs 53c a Flaky Tasty Buttercrust 4 3 < Wa x ’ Candy Canes BOX OF 15 25. 'Stencil Colors Pkg 4 Colors 39. Sponies 1;^." DuPont Popcorn Balls PKG OF 12 29. 6-OZ Made with Real Pieces of Orange SPECIAL YOUR RRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS I4-OZ FACIAL SOAP CHiCKtN^F-THI SIA * IHI Sill HAIITANT YORKTOWN BOX JAR' JAR Woddbury Soag 4 s'i?, 3 9 ( Hard Mixed Candy 29. Tuna Fish ' 2‘a2l59c Onion Soup 3 9 c 1041 MAIN ST. andt297 E. CENTER ST. OF 12 FOR THI BATH Orange Uoughnuts SUVIl SKilllT OIAMONO' Filled Candy ZION 'TI 1-LB JAR 49. Woodbury Soap , 2 li;*; 2 9 c Comod. Boof Hash •*-<>» 33< Walnut Moats 4-OX CAN 3 9 t OHKiOUS CRISPY COFFII CRIAM , * Clio MtATO Baked Fresh Daily in Our Own Bakery- SPECIAL KB PKO 3 5 c MANCHESTER BOX OF 24 39. Educator Crax Rroam -.r-onM 49c ♦^i m i ' 2 9 c Kibblod Deg, Food 4 U lOX Toffee Candles Z •UIRY HASITANT ] UTTlI lUfTiNS 20 Moonlight Alaliowi 7H 01 PKO 3 5 c Minostrono Soup ■ 2 CAMl 35c Cat Food 3-£S,\ 23c 4 c' aSI 4 9 c Old Fashioned Bread 21 JAR SUNSNINI HAMTARFT . HARIZ OPEN TILL 9 P.M; KrUpy Cradkon us mo 2 9 c Poa Soup 2 r'cA^s 2 5 c P e g Yufflfflios 4-az BOX 17e CHICKIN-OF THI S U - WHfTI MIA! HAinANT 101 THI LAUNDRY EVERY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY emd FRIDAY I5 0Z FIRST r national I STORES Tuna Fish 7-OZ CAN 39c diickon with Rico " 2 CANS JTC Octagon Soap ■IC M> |Q( ■MfH / 3-OZ LGE Royal Gelatines PKGS BEAUTY SOAP SALADA TEA TIME 25< Ivory Soap BARS 31. 2 KS 29c DETERGENT LGE PKG 3 3 c Duz Blu Dot DETERGENT LGE PKG 34c •BEAUTY SOAP • ( , T Zest 2 27c Blu White Flakes flS'41c__J£81c__^S; 24c Dog Food " reohd 2 29c Ivory Soap HAND SOAP BLUE DETERGENT LGE PKG 3 3 c 4X5127c 2 23c Comet Cleanser 2 C A N S 29c Zest beauty SOAP 2 TAl37c Trend i QT ITL Wesson Oil ""i37c 69c Boned Chicken 6-OZ CAN 65c ^IGIPKG 3 4 c DHERGENT PINK DETERGENT > Ivory Flakes IGE PKG 3 4 c LGE PKG 3 3 c Crisco SHORTENING c’if, 36c ciS 97c B a b o c l e a n s e r 2 ^ 29c2SSs^39c Beads 0„ Bleach R a R 12VSOZ Hunt Club Burgerbits Si 6U, Chicken Broth CANS 31. ICI FKO 3 4 c pctirciNt 35c OETERGBMT Ivory Snow IC I PKC IGE PKG 3 8 c Fluffo SHORTENING c ^ 9 7 c Soap *'^«t»^^*Mbai?s39c 2 KJ; 29c Diaper Sweet r ■ / . ■ /' .■V,. V- s / -«'V

PAGE SIXTBEV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER- CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 ' ''V'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1957 PAGE SEVENTEEN WKNV->«40 «mo->ioM T m’O Kpiiislci-.. SnO» ni««& PAvt Zion Ladies Ready of the sale of Christmas WDRtJ—1880 Daily Radio tV H A t—«1« Of Glastonhiiry 16 Till iHWISTMAt Sale for Friday WUOO—12M Butarn Standard Tima WWIP—1410 nle Seelert, the white TV Show Topic READ THE ADS Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid So­ table. 111# (OUowlnc program ached-"*- WHAY—Studio Party ciety completed plans for the an­ ulea ira aupptied ' -b> th e ra d io Two Glsatonbiiry (pliutrrii wtio : Knitting Yarns WTIC—Nlrhl Line nual Christmas sale at its meet­ Emily Klssman will cond manageraenta and are aubject to WDR(>-Ru»ty Draper gave their town national promi­ ing last night. The sale will.be held sale of religious articles, 1 X ' - changa wlthodt notice. WPOP-Hound Dof nence are coming to life again on a tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the church, with picture of the church v iM Company Store Will Be Open To The Public SAT- 4:*a- ll:4A— V, WllAV—Planer Party WHAY-Studio Parly national televl.aion network. located at Cooper and High Sta. be sold for the benefit JJIi URDAY MORNINGS FROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON. W’TIC—Nijcht Line Famed detreaa Judith Anderaon It will open with a social cup of scholarship fund. W K K B—Oppn M ikt WDRC—Ru*ty Draper and Dorothy Stlrkney will play the Available are fine hand-knitting yarns in I..ambs Wool, W TI*^fiuM Miliei WPOP-Hound Dot coffee and home-baked cake served Mrs. Mildred Miller ar WDRC—Arthur Godfrey *;••— leading rolea In a atory uncovered by Mrs. Freda Van Wyck and Mrs. Cashmere and Fur Blend.s in a wide range of colors, at WPOP—Waxwork* WHAY—Nithl Watch by Mra. Elizabeth G. Speare of Selma Kanim. Mrs. Erna Lashinske -\ WTIC—Nitht Line Wether.afield. It la being readied n'l attractive prices. From time to time also— Seconds of WHAV—P U ilp r Party WDRC—The World Tonirht and Mrs. Jennie Krompegal will WPOP-Hound Dot for a January telecaat on the "Tele­ ike Fine Fabrics will be offered at prices substantially be- WTIC—RoP* MlllPf 9:>5- preside at the food table. and Mrs. Anna Senkbell will WDRC—Arthur Godfrey phone Time" aeriei aponaored by Mra. Minnie Petke and Mrs. low market. WPOP—Waxwork* WHAY—M th t Wateh tha Southern New England Tele­ law at their advanced age. Later, African violets. 4:M— WTIC—Nlchi IJne their plight attracted the attention WUAY—Platter Party WDRC—The World Tonlttlt phone Co. and other Bell Sy.atem — Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday? W’POP—Hound Dot of a top lawyer who took their W nC—Roa* Miller »:»*— telephone rompaniea over the ABC- WDRO--Cal KoJby TV network. case and finally defeated their W PO P—W'axwork* W’HAY-Nltht Watch enemy, the tax collector. « ;4 » - WTIC—Nitht Line Production of the filmed atory. W'HAY—P la tter P «rty tV D R C -R u m Nauthton ALDON SPINNING MIUS CORPORATION W'POP—Ho^d Dot for later uae in the teleca.at aeriea. UTIO—R o m Miller A:W— TAI.COTTVII.I.E. CONN, WDRO—Cai holbv wa.a completed recently at the Hal ^ w* WPOP—Hound Dot network on January 7 at 9;30 p.m. Dancino; Awards WDR* - —New* Reportee I*;**— FLAVOR-SAVER LID W PO P—L’nltert Auto W orker* Show WHAY—Niffht W atch The atory la called "Abby. Julia WTIC—Family LIvInt and the Seven Cowa.” In It. Miaa In a dance contest at a ballroom »:15- W'DRC—Ruaa Nauthton party last evening several local (BET SHE KNOWS A&P’s CASH SAVINGS ARE THE BEST SAVINGS!) WHAV—Platter Party WPOP-Hound Dot Anderaon and Miaa Stickney play WTJC—R os* MiUer Ihc role.a of Abby and Julia Smith, youngsters were first place win- WDRC—Cal Koiby SEALS IN W*HAY-.Nipht Watch wlio.ae .alubborn battle for women a ner.s. Sandv Bantly and Larry Pe­ WPOP—United Auto Work'-r* Show WTK'—Family Llvln«'^l!t57 terson won in the waltz division: i:8A — W nnu—Riiea Nauthton righia atirred Glaatnnburv ami the WHAY—Platter Party W''POP—Hound Dot nation in 1873. Their true atory Dale Vennart and Gary York, the WTIC—R o m Miller ld :S a - waa related by Mrs. Speare In the bop; Marsha Werner and .Mike WDRC—Cai Kolbv WHAY—Nitht Watch GOODNESS Super-Right Meats-One Rrlee-as Adverthetll WrOP—Waxwork* WTIC—Time for Muatr June. IM". iaaue of "American Vennart, the rhumba; and Pau­ i:4 5 — W'DRC—Rita# N authton Heritage." They lived In a house lette Croteau and Elwood Ander­ ^ /SH r ___ SUPER-RIGHT, HEAVY CORN-FEDI STEER BEEF D I.U I WHAY-Platter Parly WPOP—Modem Roiinda now owned by Mr. and Mra. Joseph aon. the tango. W T tr—Roaa Miller 1«:4A - COTTAOX OHXISB a v y jr p R C —Cat Kolhy WHAY—Mtht W*trh H. Fomal at 1625 Main Street in The party waa a celebration of FROM HF • W PO P—W axwork* WTIC—ITN Radio Rerlew Glastonbury. the end of a 10-week dance course tastea better becaiue the • ;M«P*<«P 5 Lb. 1 Dash Dog Food A4.P SLICED FROZEN HIWM " LUNCHEON MEAT KELLOGG’S VARIETY 10 33c HAMS 1 0 o z , STRAWBERRIES 5 CANS 2 For 31c nine a Mfuow 12 Oz. 45 c A&P FROZEN l l t U T O’CLOCK SUNCREST PEAS t 9 0 Z Christmas-time Suggestions! O' LA CHOY R* R FR. FR. POTATOES 2 CANS MAMMOTH 6cans AUTOMATIC RAY or CAP SHOT , CHATHAM ESMOND ' NOODLES BONED CHICKEN A&P - OUR FINEST QUALITY 1 QT 1 4 OZ , C 3 Lb Bag SPECIALLY PRICED TENDER SIFTED 5 cant TOMATO JUICE CAN TOY GUNS 1.99 BLANKETS 72"x84“ No. .3(1.) ( an FOR THE KIDDIES 16C 6 Oz. 69c 2.13 A&P - OUR FINEST QUALITY SWING TY>f SMALL BEAUTY 4 cans ch RICH a n d FUU-BODIFD VIGOeOUS AND WINEY GRAPEF'T SECTIONS 2 c;n°.35' COASTER WAGONS » 5.99 rocking HORSE EACH NABISCO OCELLO R R R SUPER-RIGHT CINNAMON CRUNCH SPONGES No. 2C CHICKEN A LA KING RED CIRCLE BOKAR Slinky^Toys handcar,train,dog each I»39 Illuminated or Snowman u 1.19 1 IB W Q C 3 IB BAG 1 LB Q O C 3 LB BAG CORNED BEEF HASH » n29' Double Toy Holster Set wyahearp .a 2 99 Everreody FlashKglits withmt^«.e, each99" For c in Oz. 49c BAG ^ ^ 131 BAG O O J.4J SUNSHINE 2 45 A4P OUR FINEST QUALITY 0 Silver Foil (^ stm a s Icicles ^* 19*^ Friction Jet Plone Toy , ach 1.49 FARM HOUSE 1 Q T 14 OZ Black Walnut COOKIES Fully Conked— Ronelesa SUNNYBROOK GRADE A FROZEN PIES DIAL SOAP ORANGE JUICE CAN SILVERBROOK SWEET CREAMERY You are invited to attend a demonstration of Kar-S REGULAR PEA BEANS IONA - SELECT QUALITY DOZEN VERMONT ORCHARD Holiday Ham.6 tomorrow I LARGE EGGS 61c BUHER l,«,nt69' Reody To Boko I 1 LB CANS MAPLE SYRUP TOMATOES 2 Provolone Cheese TASTY SMOKYflAVOR II sr Slicwl Clieue AT YOUR OROenrf PR02XR 2 For 27c 2 Lhs. 29c CHOICE or IONA YELLOW CLING Sage Cheese HOLIDAY FAVORITE^ IB 5 9 _ P M 't At§ke 'em - Jesf ieice 'e UNCOLN PRIME BEEF ANN PAM Swiss CheesR DOMESTIC______SLICED „6S' 3 '-itt'e Kittens SLICED or HALVES DUTCH GARDEN r p Z ^ ^ C DIAL SOAP PEACHES Cheese Dips ASSORTED FLAVORS PKtjx,* Crispo Ootmeai Cookies PRUNE JUICE 1 BATH CAT FOOO ■ O Z . 2 1 ' RIB ROASTS * AUNT JANE KOSHER Bumble Bee White Meat Tuna t9x LA R G E MBC 1 PT lOOZi Soil Detergent 2 PKGS •*J pKo ^ 9 I.. TOPPINOS-Ev.ht A lOZ «CC FUDGE lAC; JAR I 18 1 O Z M A C DILL PICKLES ICR ^rau n i luniRSCOTCH A j a r s a O Z JA R I V Del Monte Figs 2 For 37c 8 Oz. 3 For 23c J A « X T Marv’s Weekend Values A&P WHITE MEAT 7'JiOZ2 JC 17 0Z 2^C. Sunshine Hydrox \ PKG PKG Vegemato Juice HAMBURG ...... 3 lbs. 99c 7 01 I QUART U O Z CAN 3 5 ' *^6 5 ^ TUNA FISH 2 CANS 1 IB DECEMBER ISSUE « Ag SALADA OAKITE m m Nabisco Groham Crackers PKG 37" Woman's Day NOW ON SALE lU BONELESS CHUCK RO AST...... lb. 69e ANN PAGE Fresh Fruits, Vegetables BONaESS BRISKET QUART DRfSSINO 10VSOZ M m C A t R 'l OW N A tl PLJRPOSE VEGETABLE OIL TEA 10 oz. 17c JAR TOMATO SOUP 4 CANS CRiSCO BORAX dexolar29'°'not 5 5 ^ 1 . 0 9 FA.VfV nX)RIGOIJ> CORNED BEEF Lb. 69c Bar-B-Cue Specials ROYAL HARVeST GLASSWARE IT'S DIGESIIBIE 10 MULE TEAM BAGS Made to order for the heM-dreteed talede t LI UK 3^'^ S LI OUl 97^ SEEDLESS BONaESS SHOULDER ALP't OWN PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING 1UFKI2]' >LIH1|39' CHICKENS ** DIAPERSWEET and urndwichee. . . and priced for V A L U E I Sxtra Savings Up To 5 0 % l Start Yonr Sot Howl *1 dwxo 3 CAN 80' CAN 3 0 ' BRAPEFRUIT VEAL ROASTS Th* 22 K. gold K*lo irxl w H**l dttign l«nd p*rm*n*nt lov*lin*it to th*t« b«*utrFul 65c Ann Page Blendtd Syrup 12 OZ lOTTlE 2 7 " A diff*r*n! H*m It off*r*d Aech w**k. 24 Oz. c Prtcti fbatM ia Uiii 0$ gnortoLoH Ihra Sat , 0r< 7 t tfinuf* <■ iMt cammuaitp 4 fion t; IIIIY'I FROZEN UBIY'$ FROZEN CAPONS . V, u a,. *3 4 8 ’S 65‘ 31 A N N P A G f 12 O Z M F C fHIS WilKI 15 OZ Size REGULAR 2 for 69c VALUEI T^or c Peanut Butter C n E A M Y Of KCUNCHY GLASS <93 ■recceli Speort ioozfkc25‘ Turkeys. Ducks. Roast Beef made just right for a I • : 3 29 TALL DRINK GLASS 2 33^ ORANGE JUICE tantalising dinner. . " I^ROVIGNE'S CaulKlewir ioozf«v2 5 ' \ Ann Pag* Vanilla Extroct - 4 0Z lOTTlE AVAILABlf WITH EACH S.OO PURCHASE . . . A GREAT VAIU.EI C'ALIFXIR.MA ■ ITALIAN CHEESE ROYAL lAP^ Super Markets 2 ♦ OZ cAiis 3 5 ' P*a* 2 10 or fkcs $$'• 2 oxs. 25c GELATIN Ann Page Strawberry Jelly BooutHuf HIsnor Gloss for only 29c Availablo Anytimo Succetuh ^ 1^ 0 oz FKu 4S‘ ' NAVEL ORANGES Do*. 59c NEW STORE HOURS: ITALIAN CHEESE MON. thru THl RS. 9 A..M. to 6 P.M. c a l if Xi r m a 4 on. 39e 4 For 35c MINCED CLAJ^ CLAM CHOWDER H ill'S HORSEMEAT BLUEBERRIES SALADA TEA BAGS FRIDAY and SATURDAY 8 A..M. to 9 P.M. BREAD CRUMBS NYIONGE SPOHGES ONE PIE CHICKEN TETLEY TEA BAGS tNOWt FROZEN OF4E Pic BRAND SUNDAY 8 A..M. to I P.M. LETTUCE 9 on. 23c BARCOLENE THE FAVORITE OF MILLIONS lOPS IN FLAVOR TVS N un 25' TMRin PAU 4 IN P«e 31' u n nt 2 7 ' LIQUID iioicAfije' II OZ CMI 29' U. 24' *- 63' 24' «• 63' 2 HEADS Do Jeon Largo Cloonod .•HSVS* wuns «««■ Ve M SHRIMP 69c PL 37c Qt. 65c MAR V*S 1 BBBBaimi AB BBBk KIBBLED DOO FOOD 1 PINEAPPLE CHUNKS PINEAPPLE JUICE lESTOIL •DOG FOOD UTFOOD “MANCHE.STER*S MARKET OF QUALITY” 1 HURT CLUB 4 , b . 59c | DOIM NOnN Boirs nGzm -USI Toil* m^HIART Kim WIKKIR 1 SOUTH MAIN ST.— MI 3-6920 2 usiCAns 4 2 *. 2 * IACAM 29^ ' 2 MVIKCAM 27' We OInvoy dence in Leary. This statement Mt. Bcopuil. Israel said the fuel ter, ice cream, milk. butter, chocolate pudding with "still stands," newsmen were told was, for a generator to produce School Menus Senior High whipped cream, milk. normal t>ower and light. ' Monday, Barbecued beef on bun, Skyi^atcli Schedule ,Aia In.. 1 appellation B Sense and Nonsense LONG BY Al. CAI’I* and BOH LUBBERS 39 Chairs w n T *y RepREseNT thf o-s-Go^eKM/eur, haw.] 41 African worm il V wgu.- hur>t>!50n- An Englishman making his fisherman accompanied his father ypu &AY 'lOUKe eu«M P6s»cv WHAT T}£YVe flANNINS TO P O i. JN THIS VALLE/ ? j~ Y NOW BACK UP 47 Chooses %■V ITCHY rrr I ence after he got off the Boat. father heard a strange cry of an­ tmpee&CLEAKOur ------I WHILE we 5M(?r 4B Light brown II o'-nryAusY i Wishing to take a subway (called guish, and found a man hopping 50 At this place WHENCE II d P K underground in his country), he dn one foot, caressing the other 51 Chirp i ft1 walked up to one New Yorker foot, and groaning with pain. 52 Marlner'i w after another asking how to get II W Father- -What's happened? direction underground. The answer wa.x al­ 53 Heavy blow il Young.ster — I guess it's my ft ways given promptly— and it was fault. This mao told me he hadn't 54 Icelandic tale always the same: 55 Sainte (ah ) 51 had a bite all morning—so I bit k _L “ Drop dead." him. The seven-year-old hopeful of a In Ooneliialon "Behind every man there’s a . ■■■ ■ ■ » - ,5tH woman;'' M M IM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI BY FAGALY and SHORTEN This statement is certainly true. And not only 1s she behind him, JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD AND JERRY BRONDFIELD But she usually catches him too. — F. G. Kernan. N, Y. ...SO ME GAVE you A copy OF MIS FIRST I f a s t w e e v .while COULP.O lUlS WEEW.vgHiLE Patient — Doctor, I'm scared. FORMULA...THE ONE HUNTIH&, JBRkiMER r l if t CLEAHiHG HIS GUH This will be my first operation. -.S ' '-*: ' IN WMCH ME'P MISSED THE BIGGEST them fet/ HE NEAI^LV BLEW Doctor— I know just how you /made his small CATCH OF HiS life ‘ CATCH OH' HIMSELF an d HIS feel. This la my first operation too. BUT important BECAUSE- ERROR.' TRY HOUSE APART BECAUSE - After a lengthy search through ONE, MR lAyPEN,' her purse, the woman who hart Just boarded a city bus handed the conductor a *50 hill. She noted his scowl and snapped; Woman— I'm sorry, but I don't have a dime. o H t . 7 Conductor-- Oh, don't worry, lady. You'll have 499 of them m a minute.

Little Johnny, a city boy in the countiY for the first time, saw COTTON WOODS the milking of a cow. BY RAY fJOTTO Aunt— Now you know where the | ^ T f 7 ^ VW' milk comes from, don't you ? r GETTH KIOTO K Johnny— Sure! You give the A HOSPITAL. cow some breakfast food and water c o r r o f ^ DlZ.„lM HEAOINCr FOR POLICE and then drain the crankcase. HEADQUARTERS,' GRAND UNION MEATS ARE “DATED” & “SACKED BY BOND’ Woman Is mistress of the art of completely embittering the life of Guaranteed to Satisfy or Your Mon^ Refunded! the person on whom she depends.

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THf: Lane Shopping Around, Wants Richardson Herald Angle , Crow and Pace AP All- By New York, D(tc. 5 (/P)—A Skyscraper Wantcfl ' this season after two year* in the fcFreeport. Tex., Hill ran, passed, aflrst varsity liiiebacking against fumble to score agsinst William^, PAT BOLDUC I halfback whose first field guard slot. The 6-3, 25'5-pound De­ haired 205 pounder, caught passes* r-— -- mobile for their jlze. ♦the conversion attempt which pre­ Long Winter Looms State G)llege Wynn, Smith ' kicked and was outstanding de­ Baylor in nildseason and won ac and M ary. for over 300 yards and four touch­ troit lad did it so effectively he Used at both tackles and as a served a 14-13 S(xjner triumph over Asslitant Sport* Editor I goal attempt made history, a fensively. In the 7-6 upset of claim for his efforts. Coach Rarle Edwards tabbed downs, but stoov. out evei. more as was ranked -the No. 1 player in the Texas AAM which proved the linebacker, Michaels was excep­ Colorado. I “comeliack” tackle and a sen­ Crow wound up the star of the Christy "Magnificent all season." key man in the nation's lop de­ Hoo|:1 Scores Knicks Luck All Bad Traded to Sox talent-laden area by the Midwest turning point of the conference tional on a losing club. Younger "Beat lineman in the country- ior giant making his varsity board. Aggies' 9-7 loss to Texas by cap- Christy is the best halfback I've fensive line. In thi 3-0 triumph b other of Walt Michaels of the Open I,oller from Mrs. Mary Simmons race. Hill scored the touchdown tiiring ground gaining honors and ever seen." no question about it," says Coach For Fading debut at center today were The remainder of the line in­ and booted the winning extra over Georgia Tech, Phillips hit the Clevelaiid Brown , Lou scored one Duffy Daugherty about CurriA Lakers three times preventing scores on Two weeks aRo in this column I wrote that I was quite named to the 1957 Awiociated cludes Jimmy (Big Red) Philips of Christy nished 626 yards, caught Tech quarterback or. a fourth pe­ touchdown, two field goals and 14 YAi.r. By Cleveland point, punted out of bounds on the pass defense. 10 paa-ses for 211, returned kicks Big Dan intercepted paaee* to foil In Quest for Big Man surprised .to learn that in the three years that the Police &, 1 Press All-America fonthall team. Auburn's national tltllsta and Dick Aggie one late in the game and riod play at the Auburn five and conversions for 26 points in his New Hsven Dec .5 iP' - Yale D esire . . . Will to W ia 363 and tallied 83 point*. two California drives, forced three Firemen’s Junior Athletic Assn, has sponsored the Midget North Carolina State's Dick Wallen of UCLA at ends, rugged intercepted two passes. Jarred the ball loo* for a fumble varsity career. He has averaged fumbles and blocked a kick against New York, Dec. 5 (/P)—It looks like B lonp, cold winter for began its 19.')7-.')8 ba.sketball sea- Lou Michaels of Kentucky at the Pace, picked by an eyelash over v'hich one of his mates recovered. Colorado Springrs, Colo., Football Leatruc no tropliy ever was presen^d to the regular Chr.sty Is the electrifying runner Against Texas Christian, Hill "Crow's greatest assets other 40 .yards for 121 punts of which Michigan. But he waa superb the fast-fadin>r Minneapolis Laker.s. Once tlie titans of the .son last night with s 77-.'1 vic­ Dec. 5 (TP)—General Manager other tackle with Ohio State's Michigan SUte's Walt Kowalcsyk, • s£ saved another score when he none were blocked. A left footed tory over Springfield in the Yale ■New York In profes­ season champions, yet the jilayoff winners were awarded the I whose 45-yard boot 'climaxed a ran 93 yards—longest jaunt from than bit physical abilities are. his is the Big Ten's leading scorer and against Illinois. Tied 13-all, Michi­ National Ba.skctball A.ssn. when Georjre Mikan was an active record 29-point -finish to his bril­ Aurelius Thomas and Oklahoma's desire and will to win and :his pride nailed a Tech rerner, who ap­ kicker, Michaels bowed out with gym. The Pllis' Johnny I./ec and sional ha.skctball, .Ne-v York needs Frank Lane of the Cleveland Bill Kri.sher manning the guard Scrimmage in league annals. He ttround gainer. Coach Bennie gan State was having trouble with player, the lowly Lakers ha\e fallen upon evil times with handsome Foy Memorial Trophy. Apparently the column was liant year and clinched the Wolf- —he's a team man and hates to peared free on a screen pass play, defensive plays that set up all an Illinois defense which had five L arry Dnwn.a led I he scoring with a .skyscraper to go with its skv- Indians ahojiped around today spots. completed 44 of 82 passes for 798 Oosterban calls Pace "Michigan's at midfleld. Mikan now at tlir conihmR helm .; ------misunderstood by a few parent.'" ------^ ■ pack's flr.st A tlantic Coa.st Confer­ yards and four scores and carried lose," says Coach Paul Bryant. three Kentucky scores In the 20-6 linebackers behind a four-man line 21 and 20 point.a respectively. line. at the ba.seball convention for! and members of tlie PFJ.\A a.s The team Was selected on the best running back since Tommy .Minne.tpoll.i dropped decpei into mine the playoff championship. ence championship. the ball 90 times for 446 yards. Hi.s The 180-pound Christy set an "Jimmy is the grcate.st football upset of Tennessee. to fill up Spartan blocking aMign- The kind of a player who has to a second baseman—prefer- : evidenced in- the following letter Yet, I have never heard of a leagu* 'Quarterback King Hill of Rice, basis of recommendations from 12 1.244 total offense yards shattered Harmon and Elroy Hirsch. Pace ia player 1 have coached and. prob­ menta. On the winning 76-yard the Wc.stcrn Divi.'lon cellar ***^ jj O '0 |* g I./O S C « ESLEVAN regional boards complete through ACC scoring record In "his" 29-:26 the guy who made our team go." "He has speed, strength and nipht as the .sizzling Bo.ston Celtic.s be shipped in a horse Pullman. A ably Bobby Richardson of the Written by Mrs Mary .Simmons. I where the winners were not pre- bonu.s pick of the .National Foot­ the old school mark of 963 held by ably the greatest I «ver have seen, " quickness it takeu and just enough touchdown march, every |ilay waa Middletown! Dec 5 lyPi - We.s- all games of Nov. ,30. victory over South Carolina fash­ He was so vital to Michigan's single rallied in the final period to hand guy so big business with him has Yankees. Lane .said he was *till; "An open letter to Pat Bolduc: •sented an award symbolic of their ball i.eague, Texas AAM'a massive Tobin Rote. says Coach Ralph Jordan. viciousness." says Coach Blanton run behind Currie or stant^ off leyan, trailing until early in ioned on the field goal after time wing system that when he hurt the L,al’,eis a lOS-OS setback in the to be done in the street because he looklng for trades after .swapping "D ear Pat. fine performances throughout th* .Thhn Crow- ami elusive Jim m y Heevy Squad Crow Is a gifted 214 pounder On the other flank Is Wallen, Collier. his right or left shoulder. Kowal- the .second half. outfought gets a crick in the neck ducking had run out. He waa a marked his ankle against Georgia and sat only gam e playeel On Home Ice; with the Chicago Wliite Sox yea- "In regards to your column of , antire sea.son. Furthermore, not a Pace of Michigan complete the In poundage, it is one of the from Spiinghlll, I>a.. who con­ who caught 20 passes for 303 Thomas led Ohio State to the ezyk sprinted 36 yards to score the Clark University basketbsll through doorways. terday in a deal that aent out­ man from the moment he scored out p.irt of the eontest. the Wol­ A donbleheader at Philadelphia Thursday. Nov. 2i. I agree with backfleld. heaviest squads ot. the books. The stantly amaz.ed opponents with his yards, intercepted four aerials and Big Ten crown with his aggressive when CTurrie flattened tw o m en team the re.st of the way for a .56- fielder Minnie Minoao and in­ you all the Way that the Midget I single member of the PFJAA wa* three touchdowns —one on a 96- verines were forced to switch to Involving Detroit against Llncin- That's the only thing between able to offer me a .soiind reason l-'lop a* Sophomore learn average is 208 pounds and speed, pov.’cr and ability to make recovered six fumbles. Thougli a play. ahead of him. 4 8 victory in a aeason-opener for fielder Fred Hatfield to Cleveland Football Ijcague champions (Fire 1 the line runs 213 from end to end. yard kickoff return in State's the T. nati and St. Louis against Phila­ Montreal Tied •Ned Irish and a part interest in i for not awarding the league tltlist* the big defensive play. junior, Wallen will not be eligible Consistent Play Besides the bonus selections of delphia was postponed until to­ both teams. Wesleyan'a Don Skin­ in exchange for pitcher Early FightersI should receive some! Rated by Coach Forest Kva.sliev- Hill and Crow represent the only early season 48-13 rout of Mary­ In the farewell los.s to Ohio .■-■ew York Citvd bankroll, p'or 12 J a just reward And 1 still believ* ■hi as a dismal flop when he was He saved Uie <-0 victory over next year unless the Pacific Coast Hill, Crow, Currie, Michaels, Phil­ night because of a snowstorm. ner and Nate Hart of Clark tied years. Irish, who runs the Knick- W ynn and outfielder AI Smith. award. But let's not take anything | paired backfleld men from (he TCU by stealing the ball from land. State. 31-14. Pace carried the "For consistent play of the high­ New York. Dec 5 lAh Winning for high scoier with 18 point.s away from the Foy Memorial | that winning a league title is a a sophomore. Iowa tackle Alex Conference rescinds the penalty est type on both offense and de­ lips, Pace and Karras were select­ The Lakers have lost 10 of then- erbra-kers for Madisoi. Square Gar­ Lane al.so has approached W ash­ Southwest Jonference On the All- touchdown-bound Frog quarter­ But th* Chester, Pa., flash Michigan attack by ru.shing 164 it placed on Bruins' players some at home s prime ingredient for each. Ti'ophy winners (Blue Devils). I miich greater accomplishment Karras has become one of the Amerles with the exception of the yards In 22 carries and scoring fense, there is no better gpiard in ed in th* first round of the NFL last 11 games and have won but succc.ss in any sport-Is getting den. has slugged It out all winter ington on a deal that awaits a de­ back Dick Finney and falling on couldn't be stopped. He was on the time ago. Walle-i's catch of a 33- player draft. than capturing a post-sea.son play­ finest linemen in recent vears The two-platonn year of 19.51. Then it receiving end of 46-yard pass once. college football today.” So aays three of *20 starts overall The In be a troublesome task for the with I2-nionih baseball interest. cision from .Manager Cookie Lava- "The league championship is one ; 233-pounder from Gary.’ Ind . is It at hLs six. In the 7-6 squeeze a yard pass to set up his team's sec­ Celts, running away with the WILLIM ANTIC thing and the Foy Memorial ! off or tournament that goes for was Baylor's Larry Isbell on the past Arkansas. Crow slammed 12 play that beat Florida State, scored Kowairzyk, Boh Anderson of Buckeye Coach Woody Hayes. Through the requirements for New York Rangers, who only s Uilli the Dodgers and Giants in getto, who was railed away hy the any .sport. the lone repeater from’ the 19.56 ond score against Illinois was a E astern Division race, own a 17-2 Willimantlc. Dec. ..iPi Wilh- injury of his son In an Oakland, Trophy anotlier. It's II.e 'World offehaive unit and Bobby Dillon, yards for the score, running over both touchdowns in the 14-14 tie Army, Boh Stransky of Colorado Krisher. 216, wrecked Texas ef­ play in college and professional week ago held down the top spot in California, tlie National Basket- Additional comment la also du* eleven. one-hander that had the fans mut­ forts to score when the Sooners won-lost mark. niantic State Tcaihers defeated tail Assn has its first big bulge, Calif., auto accident. Series' of football. At the time of the one-armed defensive genius two defenders, and intercepted a with favored Duke, ran bark a and Lee Groascup of Utah com­ ranks differ, it is significant that ; the National Hockey I.,eague on .Mary's sentence of, "Therefor* Dan Currie of Micliigan .State from Texas. tering to themselves. were hanging onto a 14-7 lead. Hill waa selected as man most like­ Boston outscored Minneapolis Keene iN H i T eachers 89-77 la.st ilie kind which could be turned in­ the playoffs ail teams are equal paaa on his goal line to kill the kickoff 97 yards against Clemaon pose the second team backfield, I Today, the Blueshirts were four night to open it.s 1957-.'iS ba.sket- Three for Two I am not in agreement with your was naked to plug a gap at renter A 20.5-pound handyman from Michaels and Karrae, 236 and With an arm so sore ha couldn't ly to help the Chicago Cardinals 37-17 in the fourth quarter after i points behind front-running ,Mon- to fantastic turnout . With 19 dou- and the regular season schedule : Porkers' last chance. He did hi.s and alertlv recovered a teammate's Phillips, a freckle-faced red- 233 respectively, are extremely trailing by 10 points entering the ball season on a .successful note. way home recuperatini? from a This propoaal would lend ahort- is forgotten for the time being j opinion that the playoff winner I* lift It, Krisher nevertheless blocked who got the bonus choice this year. I treat with the four other clubs George Dargati siored 29 points bie-headers in the 18,000-seat stop Larry Raines, pitcher Hank not always the best team." period. "iTie Lakers were behind arena and round ball interest at an heart attack that ended hia career. Each team ia well-season-’d and ; moving up within striking distance. for the winners. On the bench la Ray Felix, who Aguirre and first baseman Joe Al- nils was not an opinion but a 53-49 at halftime before' Larry I New York blew another one on all-time high. Irish should have ready for post-.seaaon play. Don’t Foust sparked them to a 32-point ia aomewhere between'6-11 and an tobelll to Washington for inflelder you feel that the playoff games fact. I^t’s look at the Midget Foot­ home ice last night as goalie Glenn everything going for Jim Norris ball I-eague again (or one example. Rockville Scores 64-50 Couples to Bowl Petition Handicaps third stanza while the Celtics were (X)NNECTKT’T and Co. even 7. Iiiah purrhaaed Felix from Pete Runnels and leflhanded pitch­ give the boys added Incentive to m Local Sport lessee, Kuezo, Googan I Hall rang up hi.s fifth shutout for A m herst, .Mass., Dec. 5 oPi The the defunct Baltimore outfit a er Bob Wiesler. In 1958 the Fire h'ightera and held to 18. I Chicago in a 2-0 victory. The Ca- play better and harder than ever? First annual Mixed Double* University of Connecticut began •Not Prosperous .Season couple of" yeara ago. Felix can do For some it marks the end to Smoke Eaters tied (or first place in O’Malley’s P 1 a np After Lou Tsioropoulos put Bos­ nadlens and Toronto Maple I.,eafs Bobby Bragan, Cleveland's new One BiUl Bowling T oum am ent, ton in front for good 96-94 with the defense of its Yankee Con­ In.stead of the mos prosperous everything but catch a paaa and manager, expressed plenaiire at the Ifootball because either the final, league standings and th* Victory over Simsbury Chatter ------. / battled to a 0-0 deadlock in the season of all, l.owever, Irish vice latter .squad went on to win th* MIXKI) UOI'HI.Kg sponsored by the Wednesday To Receive Gold Keys Los Angeles, Dec. 6 flP)—A three minutes to go, the Lakers other game. ference baaketball championship jump. He proved thia, but only af­ trade. "In Minoao, we landed about Father Time has caught up last night with an easy P9-.')7 vic­ president in charge of practically ter joining the.Knicka. Foy Memorial Trophy Only this Staadina* Night Mixed Doubles I.eague, referendum petition haa at least kept pace and still were behind tllnehed Matters the liveliest plaver in the American | ''' cream has W I. Pet. will be staged Saturday start­ WE.ST SIDE JUNIOR Basket­ 100-98 with 75 seconds remaining. tory over Massachusetts. everything, ankles into the Gar­ Iriah purrhaaed 7-foot Walter past season the Fire Fighter* wer* Rockvillp High opened it.s .scholj^stic campaign la.st night M*ry-J«hn Silninons .. Hi S M l Elmer Vasko and Ed Litzeh- League," Bragan said "Players of »'ounBob Cousy then clicked den these nights, takes his cus­ Dukea from the Globetrotters. overpowering iiruler-manned Simslmry, 64-50. The game was Ilutli-Hol, OiUriiiKlrt ,. H 10 Jessce, veteran Trinity football and berger got the Hawk.s’ scores. V’as- this sort a-e definitely going to '‘*’*>’ born Blue Devils, who ended in Marg«''Ji.lin I'tishinK .. 1:j li M2 Side Rec. out* tonight at 6:16 at the Ver- ford. ley's plans to build a dream sta­ on two long sho^ and Bill Shar- ko got the winners off winging tomary seat in the last row of a Dukes had amazing speed for a help the Indians climb'oiit of the ' requirements. played on the Armory court in Rockville. Hustling .loe Lil-Boi»_ .. ._.j|umphvHftilun ...... 1.1 11 ,fi4J hsL'eball coach; Paul Kuezo. ath­ Jessee, dean of New England lad of his size. He appeared to be third spot, played superbly to walk .Married couples, engaged planck School. All boy* planning dium for his Los Angeles Dodgers man cemented the outcome with only 45 seconds after the opening Pro Baaketball side loge and tries to be pleasant rut Into which they tumbled last Closely Contested 1.7 n .r>42 letic director at Stamford High coaches, ha* Just completed his the answer to everything. But as off with playoff honors (Editor’* Doherty’s oneThander from the out.side gave the Rams the Mnrion-WiMBOin Snmh 12 12 .500 couples, teenage couples, cou­ to play muat report to Gene John­ in Chavez Ravine. another pair of field goals. face-off and LItzenberger clinched when ail he feels lik- doing is hold year," "Thia pa.st season, a.s a whole, lead In the opening minute, and* ------Kdim-Johii H'diimd School who retired this ye»r as 26th year as football coach at Trin­ a thum ping head. a Knick, Dukea would miaa a plane Note; Didn t the Fire Fighters de­ n 17 .457 ples rolling In any organized son. 'ilie league will start next Sharman topped the scoring matters at 11 39 of the third peri­ Eaalern Division That was the second deal In 24 waa far better tlian previou.s year.s feat the Blue Devil* three time* within a few minutes the eventual Midchnc-Tnin Moricv .... 11 i:i .m mixed double league, father and week. football coach and James Coogan, ity where he had four ’undefeated Signatures for the petition were \V I.. The Knickerbockers maneuver now and then and show up a day on some occasions while Simsbury Ann-KriiPNi McNVll ‘...... 11 l.T .157 parade with 21 pointsr and team­ od. P r t . G.B, hours Involving the White .Sox as most of the games were closely this fall" 1. outcome was never in doubt. Tlie ll-rlMiladyB Smith ...... daughter and mother and son superintendent of park* and rec­ team s (1934, 1949. 1954 and 1955.) collected by a group protesting th* B o s to n ...... 17 on a wm. tlien lose co.irse because or two late, usually sans equip­ iiad to be content with one or 14 .417 mate Frank Ramsey chipped |n It was the Rangers' sixth setback 2 .895 here. Earlier the Sox sent outfield­ contested and tlie teams were There are numerous oihrr ex­ home team tallied nine points in Millif'-Olli*' .Inrvi.i ...... lo 14 .417 combinations arc eligible to MEN'S VOLLEY Ball League reation in New Haven, have been A graduate of Pacific University, city's real estate deal with Dodger 9 .,500 they lack the one towering sharp­ ment. Practice sessions were not w ith 20. Foust contributed 19 in in Madison Square Garden. They've S y racu .^ e ...... 9 7 ’ er Larry Boby and pitcher Harsh- evenly-matched. No one team leal- amples where a league winner a row to move into a commanding two. Rockville's shooting percent­ Kh<>dn-4icuiIf'* Ma% ...... » 15 ,’?7.S compete in the event which ataml'-'Bs at Hi" West Side Rec arc nominated for Gold Key Awards Jessee played briefly in the base­ baseball club of the National a losing cause for Minneapolis. Philadelphia . .. fs 9 .471 8 shooter. for him. age waa a very respectable 37 per Xf.lcm-orthv Mni v r»inimnn.6SiinmofiA by the Connecticut Sports Writer* Won five and tied two. On the road. man And another player to he ly overpowered another Also, the failed to win post-season laurels. lead that was never threatened. 1.^-105-77? Itiith OBtramIcr 117 Kiid' bI will last until 10 o'clock Satur­ a* follows: Roto-Ki (10-2), Fire­ ball chain of the Cleveland Indians League. Phil W'ataon's men arc 7-4-2...... N e w Y o rk ...... R i f .421 9 To hit the top in the NBA, a Jordan Not the Anawer named later to Baltimore in ex­ Hu and injuries, although of a min­ But both the Fire Fighters and Rockville led at the quarter oent, with Simsbury managing 132 John ru*hlnB 338 and Ku«a men (10-2), Civitan (7-5), Center Alliance. before he took up college coiach- about 29 per cent. Morrlmm 747 day night. Hut no entries The petition was checked by the The T.pronto-Montreal encoiihter W e a te r n D iv ia io n ( 0..ch requires a Bol), Pettit or a Last season Irish got into a has­ change for infielder Billy Good­ or nature, proved costiv to the two Blue Devils sliould be compliment- m ark, 19-7, and at the half, 34-20 *cepted a fte r ft!4it p.m. Congo* (6-6 ). N orth E n d s lf,.7 \ The annual Alliance award* din­ fng. city clerk's office. -fit.—Lpouta—r-7-7 12 6 .667 RKST.\» R.AV-|^t.Y:AG was highll^ted by THe fine work Bill Russell, and a 6-7 Tom Hein- sle with the league about the eligi­ man. outfielder Tito F7-ancona and Police teams. The Blue ._DcvUa-cdTor their outstanding play which The principle thorn in STnisbury's Ihe leading icorer for Rockville All proceed* will be turned Liberty Mutual (4-8), Niki (3-9) Cincinnati ...... 9 Standinjca j of goalies Ed Chadwick and 8 .529 2 ' i .sohn to go with the Russell, as in bility of 6-10 Phil Jordan. After a pitcher R.ay 5toore. played one game with just l.'i play- has stamped them as league and side waa Doherty, the only starter was Bob Grous, who could be the over to the Manchester Asso- and Community Baptist (3-9). London, Dec. 3 f.D—Fight Pro­ D e tr o i t ...... 7 11 -.753 .5 the case of the Boston Celtics. work horse of the team. In ad­ W L Pet, I Jacques Plante, Plante turned number of telephone calls straight­ Deni F its In plan* ers in nnifoj-m. but still lield their playoff champions, respectively, in the Ram lineup standing under cintinn for the Help of Retard­ moter Harry Levene said today he back 27 shots in the Canuck nets 5finneapolia .... 3 17 .150 10 , The Knicks are a club which. opponents to a single touchdown. Personal Friends •IX feet tall. Though it la much dition to netting 16 markeri, the "» > n u t ...... 33 15 .688 ened out this difficulty Jordan's Lake Hou.se ...... 29 19 .604 ed Children. Cash prizes will MIDGET FOOTBALL League was "confident” that world heavy­ and Chadwick 26 for the Leafs. It Thursday'* S.lirdiile , by preaoiit-d«v standards, plays college class had not yei been grad­ The deals fit In with White Sox "Therefore I am not in agree- I-4-t me add m\- congratulations to too early to leU, Doherty could steady senior veteran grabbed 11 Manager AI Lopez’ plans to present Oak Grill ...... 29 19 ,604 be awarded to the woman bowl­ banquet will be held tonight start­ weight champion Floyd Patterson was the first scoreless game in the Detroit vs. Cincinnati at Thila- \ with one arm . .\nrebound­ League-leading Walnut Restau­ «... . A .ci... .. Hawks into fifth place past was operating out of a Milwaukee H ot S treak rant upped its margin to (our full rolling the highest triple game with numerous parents. The hand­ a disUnct poMiblllty the Detroit. The Bruin* snd Red Wings season ss Syracuse University,: been this way since the hotel room \\ hen he landed Petit, Lefthanded pitcher Bill Wight comes out a « inner, then that per- ' three as members of the .Silk Ernie Niedrrwerfer. showing ing ability and appear to hav* the score. some Foy Memorial Trophy will DISCOUNT fight would come off. gam es last night w ith a 3-1 vic­ ' were idle. basketball coach. i first .New York team took the who remains with his owner as a waa aold hy the Baltimore Orioles son or team is the best in Ihati^'V ^ •“’•i number the trio great Improvement over last year, wherewithal to score when the Also, many Manchester Mer­ be presented to the Blue Devils, occasion demands. tory over the Bolton Lake House j hardwood. Irish has plenty of member of the St. Louis Hawks. to the Cincinnati Reds for a re­ tournament. The Blue Devils, hav- ' aiunug my close friends. Al.so, had a hot streak in the third chants have donated merdisnr 1957 playoff cham pions. -----i------! money and spends it liberally. He ported *15.000 The 35-year-old ing performed and conducted ! (fifich credit de.'ervrdlv goes to Simsbury showed a good per­ which remained deadlocked for disc which guarantees fun fo^ Waller Brown of Boston had an period, hitting (our times to pace ninnerup honors with the Oak Grill I has s full-time scouting set-up. the agent sneak into a wedding and pitcher had a 6-6 record la.st sea­ themselves like true champions ' Uinky Pohl and his exrel- the Rams to a 50-35 lead Re­ former in Jack F.ngeike. a ,5-11 all and prizes for many. ANNUAL BANQUET of the prestige of the Big Town and the son. He pitched 121 innings in 27 throughoiit the regular season and!’'"* staff of assistants for guiding senior. He bagged 16 to lead his which also dropped a 3-1 verdict Manchester High cross country I ffrab Big Bill Russell. He merely serve* played most of the final to fourth place Miller'* Restaurant Garden behind his efforts. But no had to look In his backyard for games and had a 3.64 earned run I pla.volTs. richly de.serve the title of **i' f ir e Fighters to regular season mate*, while Dave Mackay scored squad was held last night at the average. ! 'Foy .Memorial Trophy Cham- i ’"’fioi's. And Coai he« Ray Zemanek period aa Coach John Canavari Cellar-dwelling Ray’s , Restaurant dice. ; Heinshon of Holy Cross. Minne- sought to give his bench some 11 and grabbed nine rebounds. Bnardman Si^o Rosemount Restaurant In Bolton. PRICES ’ pions.' I (Police Cniisers), Vince Genovesl upset fifth place Chatterbox Res­ Take, the , current . campaign, • - for apolis. for a time, had so manv alti- Manager _ j Birdie Tebbetts said much needed experience. WiUi the majority of teams not Ernie Irwin and Stu Baraw will example. Irish obtained Willie tmlinal gents that it was practical-I planned to use Wight in "It seems to me that all adult* [ Eatersi and all of their scheduled last night. Ihe crowd taurant 4-0 in another match. Cleveland, Nov. 27 (2Pl -W elter­ "O-cantain next year’s squad. concerned with midget football cPiPpetent aides should not be for- Rockville* height played a big Top scores at the Luckv Strike ON ALL NEW Gardner from the touring Harlem i Iv preposterous i relief. factor aa the Rams out rebounded numbered several more than raaiial weight Larry Boardman of Marl­ Speakers Included Coach Paul Globetrotters for 30,000. Jumping. , The Knicks have nothing, I ------~ would take a les.son from the lit- - ^°’*'" '’''i'' "n^nding contrl- visitors. One such spectator waa alleys were turned in by AI Bertiis- Phinnev. Gil Hunt and personable their opponents 37-21. Thla__same ai 141 -350. Red Gavello 140 — borough. Conn., will meet Cecil Gardner stretched his 6-8 into a "Do you know any night rluh i- -r* -r* • tle fellows concerning good sports- ‘’*‘,'1”’’" '"7 ' height enabled the winners to fire Dick Rogalski. coach of Newing­ Pete Wigren who coached Red ROOC manshlp and abiding to the rules ton High, who brings hi* squad to 382. Charlie W helan 131 338 Stan ! Shorts of Cleveland in an eight- and White track and crosa coun- ood 6- 10. But two weeks before , doormen who ran run and s h o o t J O C OFOWll K etainS up 7.5 shots to only 59 for the op­ I round bout on the Cleveland New* th* season opened, he was on his asks ,\'ed Irish. set up bv adults *'*?’* *'*' for making Rockville Friday evening to en­ Sopelak 13.5 346. Skippy Kearns , try teams for many years before 7.50x14 “T u-rti.M HL- tr. U.. I , . midiret football poRaibl^ in Man- position. Rockville had as many as j Toyshop Flind Boxing Show Dec. 1958 4 1 gage the Rama In a Valley B lid- 1.12 165, Dick DiBella 134 374 j retiring four seasons ago. Hughes Snee Flav.ii 'L"’'" Chester, but the organization should three and four tries at the hoop ^ G eorgetti 130, Tony De.simone 6. The 21-.vear-oid Boardm an 1 Li^hlweiojlil Title lifter. 8.00x14 has a 34-5 record, including 16 26.00 ro« and th! n 1? ' «ware that it i, still suhiect to Co-champion Woodrow Wilson 126 —.143, Chris D eciantls 131 -338 ' NORTH E N iT w r e c k s upend- loolor .r /*■ criticism, whether constnirtive nr I knockouts. Short*. 19. haa won Chicago, Dec. 5 iP; Lightweight' of Middletown waa represented by W alt Suchy 142. AI Puzzo l-is’ ed Herm'-i Camera 42-28 last night 8.50x14 28.00 Dozen Canine Handlers Pass Junior Athletic A.s.sn , for making othenvise. Coopeiation from the Dirk Krinjak 131 3.56. Eddie Pa- all eight of his proftasional bouts, in a Businessmen's Baskethad s t u d e b a k e r a Champion Joe Brown, fresh from It possible for my boys to play such group has n »t always been too fav­ Coach Jim Sulliva and Plainville four by knockouts. Isaac Logart a wonderful sport. Thc.se men de­ High by Coach Pat Riera. All three 3*(?^ ^ ■ ^ tl and Ernie Banavige I.«ague contest at the East Side blasting aside game, but over­ orable. Only this year it did not fight* Ga*par Ortega in the main Rec. The score was deadloekcH "t serve all of my g ratitu d e and .sin­ teams figure to be strong con­ Ei^ht Week Training Cou rse think it Important to report three event. 18-all at halftime. Jack Boothby matched Joey Lopes, today was cere wishes for continuous siicce.ss tenders for honirs in 'he topsy I.«ading 10 bowlers: Georgettl NO EXCHANGE gam es pinved out.side of the league. 118.14. Stan SasiH.i 118.1, Dick paced the winners with 21 noints poised for a probable February I would also like to thank you Pat Tills is certainly not a fair practice liirvy Valley Ijeague, with Wilson, The Mam hestcr Dog Training* anrl Ivin(C down, utayinc in po5> ' title defense against Ralph Dupas Sylvester 117.24, DiBetIa 117 12 and teammate Jimmv Gleason REQUIRED for taking an in teiest in the.se by any group or organization. expected by many observers to be WES FESHLER and Gary Milek jchlnped in with eight tallies. Ed Clas.s romplctod an eipht week ! lion, and coniinjf when called. It ia at Houston. Tex. young people. They need you to the league leader. M alinquaggi 116 25. .Sopelak 116.19.' My column definitely was not a Kearns 116..7, Banavige 115 2s7 j were recently elected co-captains MrCsrthv and Bern** FTrKenna j course with the following 12 own­ important that the dog be able to keep tabs on them. This is a won­ \ B o o m Will Hear Watching ers surcessfiilly finishing: Brown last night scored an 11th dig at any team or individual and , of next .year * .Manchester High combined for 17 markers for the do this when confronted with dls- derful town that we live in Pat as I have many times told members All agreed Rockville will bear 115 19'^ '’'’^° 115 19 and Deciantls School soccer team. Don’t break thft Bill .Stiles, poodle: Alvin Good­ round technical knockout of Lopes Cameramen. • traction.s. and the best way is by in a nationally-televised champion­ and these littie men are our fu­ of The PFJAA. 1 am only too glad IWHEELER watching. The Rama will find the tubeless seal . . . NEW WHEEL SPECIAL! in. cross, Richard Hull, poodle: attending « training class’ where ture. competition considerably stronger The Lake House holds both the or risk Injury to Mae Vennard. poodle; George Em- ship bout that was more uneven I to assist the midget football pro- high team single (6891 and team GET (WHEN PURCHASED WITH SNOW TIKES) there are many other dogs snd than may have met the eye as far “.Sincerely, I gram in any manner I am very in the Valley League, than waa tire* when chang­ : merllng. rocker: Su.san Shanahan, triple (1,864) marks. Eddie Pagani Hieae people. as it went. "Mary Simmons." j much in favor of football for the the case last night, however, this ing. Mounted Snow “Don’t Break 'Phal Tubele.ss Seal!’’ darhshunri: Gloria Messier, beagle: The Manchester Class has been has fired the season's best single ••••••••eeeee#******#**# •••****•*•***•* Prtoe* Are CJIlfC nemonnlln* r.KT EXTIt.A On points, Lopes was still very Nicely worded Mary and many small fry and I hope to be able to team looks like a tr .m that wants Intro&ootory Specials Tire* change easily, El.sic Stiles. rock<^: Russel .N'ear- in operation ainee 1949. producing Marques to win. A lot of hard work could gam e effort thus far, 182, while store ronvenlently. vAf C WHEELS FOR much in the Chicago Stadium fight thanks for the few kind words. ' follow many of them when and If Malinquaggl a 426 is another ton From Mancheeter'e copier: Doug Andrew, cross: | some of the top obadience dogs Ihev decide to play high school make Roc vi"- ■ — 'ender, WHEELS SNOW TIR ES Elaine Kiecolt, poodle; Helen Dam-; lire East. Presentiv, two until the champion lowered the But I do wish to add a few com­ figure. BRAND NEW New Studebsker- young! boom in 1:50 of the 11th round, hall. ' HAYNES __ Rnrhxllta <84) ments. First, let's got back to R r ptj* VILL.AGE CH.ARMERS is a honeyl... Packard Dealer. They ■ 1 » German Shephfcrd owned hut actually Brown was toying where you wrote, "(■el s not take Rut as tong aa the PF.I.AA feels NEW WHEELS FOR ALL CARS t f"'' beginnert^ hy Loui.s Fazzino and a S tandard N»*lfirrw4*hf4T. f .. , 1-1 i.s •Stnndlnjc^s Are For A Limited SAVE with the 4-1 underdog viruiallv anything away from the F'oy .Me­ justified in awarding its plai-off .iMlmdrcw, f ...... 0 Time Only. will start Monday at 8 p m. at the Poodle handled by Helen Ford, are from the start. Champion the heaiitlfiil Foy Me­ ifrouji, f ...... a W L Pet , ... DODGE e .Manchester Y morial Trophy winners ’ 1 ThlPhftuH. f ...... :i -Man. Auto Parts ...... 32 8 .800 AT COST D em nunting ) I outstanding prospects for taking Brown fought a retreating fight morial Trophy then I still feel that ir; Training of beginner dogs has Complete .Agreement 1 Rradlpv. r ...... 3 .Johnson Paint ...... 29 II .725 ) " " " 95 I high honors during the coming a similar award should he made to A Josh 0 Plunk, r ...... II lO O PLUS MO.VEY IHEV. ( MERC. S ; been divided into periods of eight winte" In the early rounds, hut ,'carcelv F ogarty Bros...... 17 23 ^425 ukgtl a right hand punch. In the .My column was not meant in ant- the league winner Tliat was th* 7 DohPrl>-. K ...... 5 STUDEBAKER SCOTSMAN • TIRES weeks, and handlers W ho have not 3 IT ...... 0 (larden Grove ...... 16 24 .400 A Fisk Tire 1.V’ 1 13” ( o l d s . (’lasses under direction of Jim seventh, the champion exploded way to alight the Blue Devils since original intent of my earlier column ^ / g h i d e r 2 Jnmnn. 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Gives luxury per­ Absolutely nothing else to buy during this j possible only after .s —ccssfullv Spectators are welcome, and ant- ParU turned back Garden Grove 15 38 S-U 54 formance never before poeaiblcl passing the basic course. dog fancier will find the classes in­ H A B L E ' * ’’ flimDbarv 3-1. second place John.son Paint great sole. Don’t mis* this wonderful op­ Today’s pet must be well disci­ teresting. Anyone wishing further Figiirrs in Plana P R r Pin. shutout Fogarty Bros. 4-0 and Jar­ portunity to own America’s most economi­ * DOODYEAR DUSTOM plined in such fundamental 3 Cleary f ...... j 4-5 8 $ ' * FIRESTONE TOWN exrr- informstion may contact Sheldon. ]\aval Academy Brass Attempts 1 Kn«l. t ...... 2 vis Realty upended Nasslff Arms cal car at this unheard of price. By buying j ofsea as walking on lead sitt ing Denver. Colo. - Wichita's ] Kddy, r ...... o 3-1 In la.st n ig h t’s m atches. 1.58 Ijikewood Circle, South. now you can take advantage of the full SUBURBANITE AND COUNTRY pitcher Carlton Willey, the Amer­ 3 IlnllAwav. c ...... 8 R ita M cA llister 109 and E liza­ vs. 2 Knifolk#*. K ...... 8 sttal the showI..a new model year ot driving. , ican Asan.'s first 20-game winner To Dispel ‘Bowl Crazy^ Tag 4 MurkAA. g ...... 4 beth Jiiul 108 chalked up the best TO PLEASE YOUR 0 KoB^Aki, If ...... 0 single game scores. since 1954, was nam ed the league's Groan Manor Pros ,xs,x $ 0 7 - 9 9 - 13 17 18-27 so ir LIMITEO TIME ONLY ★ 7.50x14 $ 2 7 ' * ® 7.50x14 Fed. Tax most valuable player of the 1957 Annapolis. Md.. Dec. 5 (Ah While- 'ceptionally good football team." Srora at half 74->i RrirkvIU#. campaign by sports writers. Wil­ football coaches mapperl plans to-! Navy departed from a 30-year High School Gym SUPER 5-D ASIERICA’S ley, a 26-year-old righthander, fig­ day for Navy’s second bowl ap­ aland in 19.54 to .-iccept a bid to Last NighCs Fights LOWEST NO TRADE IN NO TRADE IN ures in the 19,58 pitching plans of play .Mississippi in th- Sugar Bowl, Wad., Doc. 11, 8:30 p.m. Tops in Npcdlpg Sets new standards in th* premium E 3 PRICE the world champion Milwaukee pearance in four years, .Naval ' Clilcago Joe Brown, 133',, New Its 21-0 victory spurred recruiting Orleans, stopped Joev Lopes. 133'.,, class. Perfect for high compretkion STATION AU Size 14" and Whitewalls Available Braves. Willey won only five Academy brass attempted to dispel and brought the academy wide pub­ PRELIMINARY WAliO.N All Size 14” and Whitewalls AvMlable any notion that the .Navy has gone Columbus. Ohio i/pi—No m atter Sacramento, Calif., il. (Brown re­ cars. Th* only gasolene (except 100 J gam es and lost 10 in 1958’ He is licity. Boston Shamrocks vs. how the Ohio State University AND EASE YOUR I a native of Cherryfield. Maine. He "Bowl Crazy. " ' tained world lightweight cham­ PLUS) that combinea increased oc­ Since then, there lias been no let­ Marco Polos at 7 football team does this season, it pionship.) tane with Anti-Carbon, Anti-SUlling, GOODYEAR 3 T super cushion SUBLRB.WITE is the fourth pitcher to win...... the Capt. Slade (litter, director of up in bowl talk about each acad­ Plus Entertainment Acts will have one 64«0 victory, says American Assn most valuable “U’letlcs, said he thought it would. Albuquerque, N. M, Z oia F'ol- Anti-Rust, and Upp*r-<^lind*r Lubri­ emy football team. The Cotton Admission—Adults 61.7,5 Coach Woody Hayes. All iS4 play­ player designation. The others j "« Koori many years”- as a Bowl sought Navy in 1955, but ley. 199. Chandler, Ariz., stopped cant features. Children $1. ers have been Immunized ajjalnst Jose Romero, 248, Lapam pa, A r­ FIRESTONE were Herb Score in 1954. Gene I ------matter of - policy...... before...... the- ...... Mid- Army ended the talk with a 14-6 A sian flu. SNOW $ 1 1 .4 5 Conlev in 19,53 and Steve Gerkln dies accept another post-season bid i vicloiy. gentina, 4. in 194'7. following their Jah. 1 Cotton Bowl Again In 19.56, the Middies were $ 1 0 . 7 7 easy game with Rice. set to go to the Cotton Bowl if ar« now readyI..*, l x 6.70x15 BUDGET Rear Adm. William R, .Smed- they could get past Armv but the TIRES Hockry at a Glanri* berg. academy superintendent, said gam e ended In a 7-7 tie. For llnef that are TERMS he too thought the bowl matter Players were told they could go 7:10 x 1 .1 — 12.95 7:60x1.3— 14.45 should be shelved, at least for a M'*dn**da,v'* Reaiilla ' to a bowl this year If they had a MILEMASTER few years. He said, however, he goo(^ season and beat -not tied--. L O N Q g J . O W a n d LOVELY BRAND NEW DISMOUNTING IN National League think* Navy should leave Itself F R E E SPRING ON ALL SNOW TIRES Army. 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Aluminura elding, am ealte MM-VMI V f«v SATl^FYlN6| tion. new tires, low mllesite. Price now for Christmas. Wide choice of te r St. 5 n 3-5331. S1R00. Call m e-S7S8. famous Wurlltzer, Kimball and drive. This home is an excellant Advertisement Thomas organs and Kimball bu y ! For ‘appointm ent to. see call 1949 PLTJtOUTH de luxe four door the R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, es You Meet CLASSIFIED ADVT. spinet pianos. Terms, trades, les­ ROOM FOl. rent, gentleman pre­ sedan. In a''od runnin*; condition Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford,' 5n /^ u a C A N C D sons. Pianos from 1295; organs ferred. 91 Foster St. . • kk^UI BTkD DEPT. HOliRS !MI4 West Middle Tpke. Can he from $695. Tempo Piano and 9-6818, B arbara Woods, 50 9-7702 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. seen after Organ Co.. 386 .Main St, "M an- PLEASANT, large, heated room or Robert 5Iurdock, Ml 9-5972. I In a Supermarket rhcster'.s largest display of fam­ free parking, on bus line. 146 Cen­ LARGE BRICK FRONT Ranch COPY CLOSINt; TIME 1939 FORD COUPE, good for Stork ous keyboard Inslrumenta." ter St. Tel. Ml 3-5002, House, 8 bedroomitf 14x21' living car onl.v, J35 MI 9-6442. r(»m with paneleit fireplace wail, By ED CREAOH has to go downstairs snd opsn th«' FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. BALDWIN Acrosonii spinet piano, (For Hal Boyle) safe to find them. - contemporary model. Sold new hy Boarders W-anted , 59-A kitchen with dining area, ceramic RION. THRU FRI 19,34 DODGE pick-up, *50 Also tile bath, basement garage. R. Washington (A5 — Personal to 3. Helpless Harry. Hs's fetllnr 1930 Angelia English Ford 112.3 (IS 24 months ago and financed F. DImock & Co., Realtors. MI Queen Elizabeth n of England and put-upon because his wife stuck 10:.30 A. M. TR .3-4674 locally. Our price reflecta sub­ 9-5243; Joseph Ashford, 5 0 9-6818; King Mohammed V of Morocco: stantial paymenta made bv orig­ R0051 AND BOARD gentlem an. him with the shopping detail. You SATURDAY 9 A. M, Tel. MI 8-7675 B arb ara Woods 5 0 9-7703; or Your Majesties have, shown an can always spot him by the list inal buyer who defaulted.' Will Robert Murdock. 50 9-59T2. Interest, during your visits to he carries. It has such tottings as Auto Arcetiaortea—Tires 6 transfer balance of new factory these shores, In the American "B. A S. R'a,” which he is sup­ rOVK i:OUFERATIUN WILL 7*^ ' r \ guarantee and finance again for Apartments—Flats— VVEST SIDE—Six room Cape, four supermarket. Well you might. The posed to interpret as ‘‘Brown-'N'- BE APPREC'IATED 36 qiontKs to good credit risk. No down, two finished up large en­ TWO USED snow tires, 670.X15. down payment necessary. Please Tenements 6.1 ■upermarket, in its awe'Seme serve rolls,” and “4 D. F.- (?),” by from, Otbornt frost drirtr beoit, "I'll 90 es closed porch, amesite drive, ftnq t l ‘S which his wife means he Is to get good condition. MI 3-6731 In hit oHicc, tcitNtist John Otbornt found o rtporf Hiof toid At home, Oiborst lousd bit ntofker deed, be- visit our store in person at once if location. For appointment to see A 0 O t/tS ? majesty, is an ever-growing sym­ S fill I get licit I dririsg framt lor 37 jtteri and I'si MODERNLY DESIGNED for ef­ bol of American abundance. It is four cans of dog food If. but only Dial Ml 3-5121 I holf of Mclbourno hod boon strickon with rodiooctivo infocfion. sol tteppisg tide btr 0 glots el voter, os coipty viol, a seta, inlercated, Go.ss Piano & O rgan call the R F DImock Co.. Real­ ______U - 5 fortless living. Beautiful new ex­ growing to fait, in fact, that if if. there is a sate on It. If you sea s«rY<«.. I.M. r istr tr wmui» M«,fev a e«, Co, authorized Baldwin dealer, cellent location In Rockville, twen- tors. 5H 9-5245, Joseph, Ashford, Trailers S-A 317 A.syliim St , Hartford. CTirist- Houses For Sate 72 Suburban for Sale 75 many more ot them are built there miss Harry in the supermarket ' 'ty minutes from Hartford via MI 9-6818, B arbara Woods, 5fl won’t be any place for the custom­ you cart always meet him that 19.34 GENERA!, 4 Star trailrr 29 ma.s Store Hours 9 to .5:30: Mon­ Parkway. All appliances, indivl- ! 9-7702 or Robert Murdock 511 DUPLEX—4-4, quiet street, among BOLTON—Coventry line. New five Business Services Offered 1.3 Paintinfr—Papering 21. Help Wanted— day and Thursday 9 to 9, 9-5972. ers to live. night in the neighborhood pub, try­ I.nst and Pound 1 feet, equipped with full awning Articles for Sale 45 Household Goods 51 dual heat control and antenna, j well kept single homes, two new room ranch, ceramic tile bath, (There la no truth, however, to ing to forget. and remom patio. Located on DICK S WEATHERSTRIP^ Com^- CEILINGS whitened, interior pat^T-' Male or Female 37 laundromat. Ample ame.site park-, 51ANCHE.STER-Green Area Six oil hot water heating systems, knotty pine kitchen, walk-out The Open Forum 4. George the OourmcL Hamay LOST—Vicinity Jarvis Acres, grsy , the story that one suburban IJike Porotopaug, East Hampton. pany, doors and windows, custom mg. Evenings and Saturday*. Ml \ v a n t f d — u LIONEL trains. rompIMe set 027 Ing for two cars, each available, room Cape, basement garage. Ex- near bus. Only $14,800. Carlton W. basement. Large lot. Reduced to have a list, too, but he pays smaU female cal with white paws and gauge 19 units, engine, freight Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 Hutchins, 5II 9-5132. Communications for publicationi in the Open Forum wlU not couple woke, up one morning to Call AN 7-997fl after 4 p.m, or ME work, guaranteed. Call Ml 01,363 9-5425. .■ | "ANIED— CO.MBINATION abort GAS AND GAS Florence range, Nov. 15 and Dec. 1. Three rcxims cellent condition. Call the R, F. $14,900. R. F. DImock Co., R eal­ find a new supermarket built all attention to it. He's ^ l y load­ breast. AnsAvers to Penny. C a ll, 3-2270 any time. after 6 p.m. ------—lJL order cook and dishwasher. Apply cars, passenger cars and work $40. .MI 9-9001, CHESTER FURRIERS - Furs re- and bath. Adults $100 monthly. tors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, be guaranteed publication « they contain mora than 300 words. Ml 9-622,3. j train cars, includes three automa­ DImock Co., Realtors, 5fl 9-5245 MANCHESTER—$9,600, four rooms around them. They were, so the ing up with hummingbird toaguea, WALLPAPER REMQItfED 17 50! "• Bestaurant, 7 Walnut modeled. repaired. Capea and Phone Ml 9-4824, TR 5-5775. or Joseph Ashford 5tl 9-6818, B ar­ 5 0 9-6818, B arb ara Woods, 5 0 The Herald reaervee the right to decUne to publish any matter story goes. In the middle of the fried angle worms and all manner per room Quick, ejean, steam re-! tic cars, track arressories. (H of a two unit ranch). Built 1948, 9^7702, Or R obert M urdock, 5 0 I/l.ST—Bunch of kevs Vicinity Eaal I 30 ’ CAI4)RIC GAS range. Call Ml atoles made, $19.95. Call Ml 9-7211 bara Woods, 5TI 9-7702, Robert immaculate condition. 4% mort­ that may be Ubeloue or which la In bad taste. Free expression baby. fo>od department — which, of other delicacies which ho Auto Driving School 7 A Hou.sphold Services moval Evening ,4tcrommodations switches and transformer. MI for free estimate, at your home. TWO R005I unfurnished apartment 5turdock, 5fl 9-597Z 9-8972. doesn’t know how to proparo sad Center, Call MI 9 .3,3,34 or Ml e.xtendcd .MI ^.411,36. PART TIME—Greenhouse and gen- 9-0650. 9-64.35 after 6. with bath, 419 North 5Iain SL MI gage available, $56 per month, of political views U dssirsd by contribuUons of this character a matter of fact, would hava saved 9-6121. I,ARSONS DRmNG School Offered 13-A ersl work Apply in person at 9-0576. carries Intenest, amortization, fire them quite a few steps In the wouldn't aat if he could. He thinks BOY'S Ft.’R collared Jacket and NEW SPLIT LEVEL, 1600 square ELLINGTON —New oversized 6’,4 but letters which are defamatory or abusive Will be rejected. this sets him apart from tha Com­ .Mancheater'a only trained and I- Krause Florist and Greehhoiises. WAFFLi: IRON, patchwork quilts, overcoat, never worn. 16 I-adiei’ insurance and taxes. Full base­ room ranch. Mahogany paneled course of the year). NVKAVING of burns, moth holes Ask for George Krause. CKOSLKY TV 20'' VHF. In ven’ TWO AND three room apartment.s, feet, Rockledge Section. 2'i bathe. I mon herd of shoppers. Bines thsr*. certified instructor. For your safe­ %nd tom clothinR, hosiery runs, Hond.Ai—rKlocks Mortgages 31 miscellaneoii.s linens, girl's cloth­ dresses, 16ia.22'v. Ml 9-3328 ment. amesite drive. R, F. fire wall, ceramic tile bath, fully What your majestiea may have Announcements ing, 6-12. Hollwood lap shoes. 3B, Rood ( Ondillon. $,^0 MI 9-5«24. furnished Workinc cdliple. New twitcar garage. Reduced to' •re degrees of idiocy, It probably ty we are trained to leach proper­ $24,900. For further information | Dimock Co.. Realtors, MI 9-5245, air-conditioned, two car basement F'lltratlnn Plant ‘A Good Leeeon’ missed, though. In your marveling ly. MI 9-6075. handbags repaired ripper re- CASli^Availahlc for 2nd morlgace like new lee skate.s, .3, man s suit FUR (DAT Northern back Musk­ Bolton Road. Ml S-fi.JSP. or Joseph Ashford. 5TI 9-6818, B ar­ To the Editor, does. TOP QUALITY inspected Christ ______^acemenu umbrella, repaired. i,,*f,s, Jh.DOO up Consolidate ■to ‘ IMPFRIAL Fripidaire or appointmeht to, see call garage. Large lot. Call the R. F. To the Eklitor, at the topless heaps of goodies, de­ Situations Wanted- jacket. 40, Dani e dre.saes evening rat. tuxedo front, turn bark cuffs, bara Woods, 511 9-7702, Robert Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5243 The statements which reportedly tergents, stockings, mops and 6. Penniless Pete, or Mrs. Peto. mas treea and wreaths. Hue i MORTLOCK S-Manch^ste^' jai ket 1416. MI 3-6,389. electrir range F-xrellent condition NEWLY REDECORATED three The R. F. DImock Co., Real- : The ruling of the Supreme Court rTpVeed"’ M«7|o" : 7 ,7 1 7 Me*ndV^-^"^’ -e'm onth,fp^ 'men, Female 38 full hack, size 12 14 Call MI tors. Ml 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, M urdock 511 9-5972. or Joseph Ashford. 5 n 9-6818. B ar­ were made by General Manager of Errors correcting an tnjuetice phonograph records. Is perhaps the They heap their shopping buggies balsam tairge display aoon for mg Driving School offeri the L m repiAcen. Marlows laitUe Mend-X f. or each $1,000 borrowed voui.■our $150. ('all MI 3-4226. 9-8706 room apartment In Vfmon, Conn. with grub enough to hqld a rism- p ei^ al »;;lrrtion from wide as- m driver education. Thouaands o Ing Shop. I OLD COIN Modern conveniences, central lo­ Ml 9-6818, B arb ara Woods. 511 b ara Woods, 5 n 9-7702, Robert Richard Martin, during his press to Judge Wesley C. Gryk should most remarkable thing of all: The rosi onlv $2 29 per week Call NS for sale, Indian heads.^. p-c(^p f 89 HAWTHORNE Street — Seven M urdock. M l 9-5972. conference of a few days ago, con­ bake and then discover they sortmenl. Orders now being taken.; aatlsfled students. 200.000 milw FLAT EABT SITTING evenings. Man­ I^inrolrt Inrpplarge cents, two cent ' ‘ . ' niversal elenrle , cation. Adults only. Tel. 5U 9-2837. 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI years old. alx room Cape, two produce some interesting Teaults. supermarket customer. FINISH Holland vfnd ow Fram-is .1 Wrnna. 214 .South St cent 9-5972. cerning the status of the filtra­ He (and especially she) comes haven't a cent in their p d ^ te . Bo free instructions. NU ' chester or Bolton, .MI 3-4096. pipuf*?!. with many dates. stove. Walnut finish iron single! unfinished, open stairway, hot First, It should be a good lesson rfr>*. *3 ChBrtrr Onk (iirrojia from,^ 9.7399 1 shades, made to measiire AM ' RcK-kville, TR 5-5167. Evenings TR ' bed with spring .MI 3-5628. ' Wanted—To Buy 58 FOUR ROOMS for rent, heated, FOR SALE—By owner. Ellington. tion plant for the Porter-Howard In many varieties, but the follow­ the manager, who never saw them 5-4611 Tall after 6. MI 9-.79JS2. water heat, oil, amesite drive, Five year old. spacious 2 level to the self-seeking would be judges plavgroundl Dial AH 3-6526 or metal Venetian blinds ai a new! CON\ ALESCENT Need someone electricity and garage, $100 a MANCHESTER — New six room resevoirs, would have made much that an intra party squabble must ing categories pretty well cover before, la suppoaed to caah • / I TELEVISION- 17 nice lot. Owner moving to Florida. home. One mile to Wilbur Cross, Kn’9-6062. MANCHESTER Driving Academy low price. Keya marf* while you in your home, while vou are con­ Mi:CHANIC SPECIAL-Train set, month. First floor. 5IT |9-.3«10. ranch home in Rockledge sec­ more interesting reading if he had not be the basis for a coup to weak­ the field: crumpled check, signed with a / wait. M arlow’s. model, nmv ^ desh. MI tion. 1V4 baths, ceramic tile E asy term s. $11,900. George L. 20 minutes to Hartford. Large name that looks like "Nikita £ guarantees reaulta. Expert instruc­ Busines.s Opportunities 32 valescing from sn illnesa? If so odds and ends. Fou. transform­ s^-2538. Graziadio, Relator. MI 9-5878. family living, or ready made In­ commented on the reasons for his en our courts. i 1. Big Bertha. She's th4 same phone M l 9-7129. ers. three locomotives, one in for selling, redeeoratlng MI ! FIVE R005I heated apartment. kitchen counters. Attached ga­ gal who drives in front of you on Khrushchev,'” and If he aayi/ito tion, dual controlled car Call PI ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholater- come. Schools, churches, shop­ very optimistic statements of Dec. Secondly, Governor Rlblcoff must Personals J-7249. Day or evening appoint­ PACKAGE STORE, candy store working condition. Three cars tw-o 9-1608 before 5 p ni .OLD GUNS (any condition), Refrigerator and stove. $100. Call rage, amesite drive, fully land­ McKEE STREET—Attractive six the highway — right down the they take their bueiness elsewkefo.. Ing, cuatqrf! made cornices, after 5:30 or 7-9 mornings 511 scaped lot, $21,000. Call R. F. ping. near by. Reasonable for 5. 1955, and the change In the fi­ be a great deal sharper when ^in g m ents. with four room apartment above, WOULD LIKE to baby sii or -sets of tracks. Two large kneehole I swords, war relies, intiques. etc. room Cape on lot 60x140. Living nancial situation of the Water De­ "advised " by some of hU own local middle of the road. She.^drlve« her fl. FerUle Flosale. She iiiakes ■WANTED—R ID E from M ain St., drapes ai>d slip covers. 179 .30 and ironing, In mv home. Call m a h o g a n y DINING room set. 8-4957, DImock Co.., R ealtors, Ml 9-5245. quick sale. Call Rockville TR shopping a family affair, aieairiflg and SIX room single house Both desks good rondilon Ten-lneh ! I (one or whole collertion). 7o' Mill room with fireplace. Large work- 5-7000. partment since our water rates pafty members. Had he exercised shopping cart aa if it were a Sher­ Manchester, to South Windsor up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs 3-4519. gas stove, mahogany bedroom •St. Tel „n 3-.5717, Joseph Ashford, 5fl 9-6818, Bar­ that the etx older ehUdrea run Heights, between 4:30 and 5 p.m. Holmes, Ml 3-7063 biuiinesses are well established set, LARGE 5IODERN three rixim sav er kitchen .with loads of cabi­ were increased. more care he would not have been man tank. One thing you must aay Motorcyclea—Bicycles 11 Ideal family venlute Tel Ml K " j , - » ™ •> ...... - ■ bara Woods, 5tl 9-7702, or Robert wild while baby " • Call MI 3-4736 after 6 p.m. other articles Tel MI 9 701 apartment. Heat and utilities fiir- 5Iurdock, MI 9-5972. nets. dining room, three b-drooms. BOLTON — California ranch. 1520 On the night of Dec. 5, 1955. if embarrassed by this uncalled for In her favor: She is predictable. ping cart h 3-7060 for appointment to aee. ■ I . WE WII.L PAY up to $15 for usM Full basement Hot wster oil heat. aquare feet of living area. Ther­ court fiasco. She will cither run you down or r e p a i r s ON all makes of bikes, FLtflNITURE repairing and refin- ni.shed. Ample psrking and stor­ you will remember, when that MAGIC—POPULAR act for parties, Dogs— Birds— Pels 41 apartment size gas stoves and Madeline Smith, Realtor. Ml off shelves. painted and reconditioned, also^ ishlng: antiques restored Furni­ niiY -S Dicvcle. g THE • WIN.VER ■ AND age space., . IxH-ated______at 6.37__ _ South____ SPECIAIj—$9800. Four room ranch mopane windows throughout. In­ large white land elephant which Finally, ws can, now expect leave her cart smack In the aisle club dates, church groups, etc. A.\OTMI;r I.aum iry .Misa CHA.MPIO.V OK a l l wringer type washing machines. 9-1642. direct lighting. Numerous built- wise have been encouraged to ex- bikes taken in trade. Used blU4s ture Repair Service, Talcottville derell, In terrifit location •Man- ' ^^^*-^^STER Pet Center for all $15 Phone .MI 9-3649 ■Must l>e late niixlels TR 5-4674. Main St For further details call ^*^*1 basement. Nicely landscaped , ______bears the Globe Hollow brand, waa ffreater stability in the Manchester where you're bound to trip over it. Call CH 6-4182 after S p.m. bought and sold. Full line of new Ml 3-7449. your pets and pet supplies. Use — NOT 1 YEAR-NOT 2 YEARS MI 8-8524 before 6 p.m. | Th^home Isjn Perfec^condi- j 54ANOTESTER^te four Uis. Two-car garage, acre lot. Bj being peddled to the people of court with the good news • that 2. Dottle Dither. She's in a rhester delivered. Inatalled with BUT .3 YEAR.S room appointment only. R. F. Dimocl. frantic hurry to get out with a soft drinks, beai: each othar in tha COTTON RUGS, up to 9x12, expert­ American and English bicycles to large promotion, training, no rent our Christmas lay-away plan now. j Extra large kitchen, full Manchester, he offered no discour- Judge Gryk will continue to pre­ head and ataal canttal out of your choose from. Big djscoiurt on all I-et us handle your gift problems. Diamonds—Watches— TO PA Y ,IF YOU WISH Rooms Without Board 59 FOUR-ROOM flat witli all conven- A Co., Realtors, 511 9-,5245, Joseph Co., Realtors MI 9-5245 or Joseph aging information concerning the side. May He long provide the ster­ tube of toothpaste which she won't •hopping cart. ly dyed. Chooee from 70 decorator Buildinj!—Contracting 14 | until surceasful $5,300 eaah full "S U P R E M E '■ "D E L U X E lences. 5Iiddle age adults. 5IT Ashford. ,\fl 9-6818, Barbara cellar, nice lot. $10,600. Spacious Ashford. MT 9-6818, B arb ara need until next week. So Ae colors. Lucky I,*dy Self-Seridce new bicycles for XmasT Manches­ price aee Laundry Mias. 649 Main Open .Monday through Saturday' Jewelry five room ranch, AA zone, garage, "health" of the Water Department ling brand of integrity and judicial Utis doaan't axEMiat the list of ter Cycle Shop, 166 West Mldd'e 9-6. Thursday and Friday nights ' 48 3 ROOMS OF FUR.NTTT'RE •■®024. ; Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Robert 54ur- Woods, 5 n 9-7702, R obert M ur­ wisdom -which he has demonstrat­ •neaka ahead ot you In the eheok- Laundry, • Maple St. MI 9-2002. GENERAL remodeling and repair- ' -St , Ea.st H artford, or phone .Staf­ All lOOri- G uaranteed ------i dock, 5II 9-,5972. aluminum storms and screens. dock, 541 9-3972. treasury, or the possibility of car­ Mstomars but Jwt thinking about Turnpike. Ml 9-2091 ford Springs OV 4-2194 evenings till 9. 995 .Main St. MI 9-4273. LEONARD W. YO.ST. Jeweler, re- Country-like setting with city con rying out all three of the items ed for the past several years. A CAR? Short on a down BIDWELI, Home Improvement Co. ’ Washburn Kennels, Rorkville TR Street. .MI 9-4.387. FIVE R005I apartment, $8(1 Heat ■ Mancheater, Conn. payment or had your credit turned CLEAN AND paint those gutters HAIRDRESSER - Experienced. 5-2894, 18 PIECE LIVING ROOM ing rooms. Apply 4 CTiapel St. rage, amesite drive. Large lot, i vrAM ms'c'rvo '*717.^------lot. Price reasonable. Call owner and any possible misrepresenta­ Alterations, additions garages. ■ and utilities not Included. 5TI $18,900. R. F DImock A Co * R eal-T AD 3-5373. tion of facts, 1 will here quote the doavn? Don't give up! For a good now. Avoid costly repairs later. Five day week, salaried, excellent 12 PIF:CE KITCTIEN S-4731. ranch, mafty extras. Move in for choics. In. Nsw London, Now MI 3-1883. Re-siding speeialists Easy hiidg-, CONTROL BRED baby parakeets ATTRACTIVELY furnished and tors. \n 9-5245, Joseph-Jeph Ailhford, evir.. statements he 1§ said to have made, IWiaiiifomied 7’ Havsn, Bridgeport, Fairfield and Coventry deal—not thru a small loan com­ et term s. MI 9-6495 or TR I working conditions, opporiunity Fuel and Peed 49-.A Plus Christmas. Call Builder-Owner. To the Editor, pany — Bee ‘'H a rry " at 833 Main for advancement. Call 50 3-4,36'’ at 134 Glenwood street' Order: be­ ELECTRIC refrigerator cheerful rooms. Complete light 5tl 9-6818, Barbara Woods, exactl.v as they, are recorded In the Hartford (for over fl years) turned 8-9109. housekeeping farilities available. 9-7702, or R obert M urdock’ 5 n 5 n 8-8321. 8t. (Formerly Douglas Motors). MT 3-6761. ing taken for Cliristmas Open SEASONED hardwood for fire­ TV SET AND COMB RANGE B ^n eas Locatlona Wanted—Real Estate 77 copy, of the official m lnutee of thO Individuals and organisations It down. ' Greenwich and Wathr- MORTENSEN TV. Specialised RCA daily three to nine. .MI 9-8572 Free storage until wanted Free Single, double Oilldren accepted 9-5972. $60 P E R MONTH 4 fter down pq,v- Dec. 5, 1955 joint public hearing of bury defeated fluoridation |iy an Hits 2 Cars; tclevlHoa service. Ml 9-4641 places. furnaces and stovea Giglio - limited Parking. Central. Rea­ for R*nt 64 who endonse fluoridation ara either BEFORE YOU BUY a used car done, alteratlons.'"([ome7s IwL for general office ' f-pp^xiAN SH FPH FR D Six------—iiT Brothers, -MI 3-5301. delivery. Free set-up bv our own ment will buy this five room SELLING TOUR property? Have the Board of Directors and the overwhelming majority at a ref- see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck reliable men. sonable p rice' -Come aee! .Mrs. BOL’TON—Five rtx>m ranch, on »* Water Commission of the Town of uninformed or inlainformad. Moat erendum. Dozing at FLOOR SANDING and retlnlshi Dorsey, 14 Arch St. EN T IR E BUILDING about 6,500 acre lot. Basement garage] fire­ ranch. Garage, patio, garden, one read.v buyers for one and two- Sales and Service, 285 Main Spedalixing SEASONED hardwood for fire-1 Phone for appointment •Quart feet. Suitable for stores, acre, very good location on High- family houses. Member Multiple 54anchester, which I hav*,.,^Bn file peopla hava neither tha Uma nor In Newark, N. J., A a , Yown Street. MI 9-4571. Open cvenlnga. tn old floors. 'a Dover Rd good temperament. Call MI place, baseboard radiation, hot 9-S750. GENERAL CARPENTRY, kitchen 9-6442. places, furnaces, etc. Free deliv-1 Hartford CH 7-0,358 • office, iniurance company! hall, water heal, ceramic tile bath, wa.v 44-A, N. Coventry n ear M an­ Lilting Service. Sherwood A. (Q uote). the inclination to aaek out tha Council appropriated/ $08 which CoTMitiy. Dee. «, (apecUl) —- and bathrooms remodeled, attic cry. Edward Yeomana. PI 2-8002. After 7 p m. (TI 6-4690 Beechler, Realtor. Phone Wesley 1- I f u r n i s h e d ROOM, near Main etc. Occupancy 3-6 months. In Youngstown kitchen. Complete chester school. Bus at the door Last spring ■ the water fates ftcu, therefore they become the purchased one hundm thoueand A Hartford youth oocapad with RANGE BURNERS and pot bum- and basement rooms finished ga­ SEWTNG MAf.'HlNE operators. , See It Dav Or Night and to Manchester High. No R. Smith. 541 0-8952 or 541 8-6969. 1961 TWO DOOR Chevrolet. Good shift. 5 p.m to to p.m. Apply ; THREE GER.MAN Shepherd pups, SEA.SONED St. MI 9-2t70. 9 Hszel St center of town. One car garage for with modern style furniture, stove, were increased, having in mind the army of go-alongcra, b ^ u a a tablets of fluoride. The yearly minor fnjuriea last sight whan ha 6ra cleaned and serviced, also new rages and porches. Robert M hardwood for pi re­ If you have no means of trsnspor- rent at the Center. Call 5n 9-5228 Agents. PI 2-7211. necessity of adding to the water it la easy to jump on a band- cost per child -was 24e. Of all condition. MI 9.0412. Alexander. Ml 9-7716, K'aklar Tov Co 60 Hilliard St. I seven months old. Registered in­ place, cut and split to order. Call refrigerator. Ready to move In. ARE YOU CONSIDERING burners. Terms, cash. Ml 9-0147. oculated Black and silver, one lation. I'll send mv auto for vou. LARGE HEATED furnished mom, or MI 8-7444. Seen by appointment only. Call syatem, constructing a filter plant *Won. Following tha path of leaat the water pumped daily, only X% dosed at tha whael of hla ear and MI 3-7083. I.-eonard L. Giglio. No obligation VERNON—Custom 5’j room ranch, SELLING TOUR PROPERTY? VALUABLE SALE.S territory now i black and tan. Two males, one 247 North Main St. Inquire Mrs 51rs. Zuckerm an, 511 9-6285. for the Porter and Howard rese- resiatance often leada to dlaaatar la used tor drinking and cooking, plowad into two parked ears on Rt. m a m r u b b i s h Removal Serv­ -•*( — R—7— Irish sfter 5. FOR OFFICE or commercial uae, ______mahogany paneling, ceramic bath, We will appraise your property 81, 1981 KATSSm business coupe. ice. Qeanlng attics, cellars and Aluminum Storms and ayailable in .Manchester for sm- female Rea.sonably priced aluminum storms, attached plas­ free and without any obligation. voire, and for making soma major About 200 communltlaa hava dla- and of that only ,10% is used by Radio and heater. Call MI 8-4936. Friendly. AC 8-3083, ' 43-45 AI.I.YN ST , HARTFORD three rooms, ground floor. .Main' PORTER STREET Section— Five yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes bitioiis women who would like to Garden—Farm—Dairy PLEASANT, clean room for two tered garage. 105' frontage trees, We alao buy property for cash. enlargement of the dletributlon eardad fluoridation after using It children. For every $10,000 used t>- Coatano Jr. U , ad- Screens 14-A represent Avon ('’osmetlrs. Pleas­ OPEN EVERY NIGHT - Center. Phone 5n year old sLx room Colonial, large system. We have had some actual for a while^ * for fluoridation only $10 worth la I9M SU PER 68 Holiday Oldamobile, removed. Contract service avail­ Products 50 gentlemen at Genter Parking, 9-5229 or Ml 3-7444. Hying room, fireplace. metal view, only $18,800, Carlton W. Selling or buying contact mlttsd to BtaU Polios that ha fsU able. MI 9-9757. ant dignified part lime work Call TILI, 9 P M STANLEY BRAY. Realtor experience with the rates for sev­ The general medical psmetiUoner conaumM' by children, a waste of ' Good condition. Asking 31400. Call COMPLETE LINE of sluminum I 5H 3.5195 Articles for Sale 45 bath and ahower. 29 Hazel, MI kitchen cabinets, attached garage, Hutchins, 5fl 9-5132, .whUa driving. Mm rsealvad windows, doors, swnings, jal- j 9-708.3. OFFICE formerly occupied by In­ BRAE-BURN REALTY eral months, and In our opinion, has no time to inaka a caraful atu- $9,9M.(iO, These tablets 4U« froa *«i^l««snitlona In tha.aoeidenL M I 8-0709. GONDER'8 T.V. Service, available drver washing ma- large porch, hot water hea't oil, the rates without any further In­ dy of fluoridatlbn, howavar," thia to UiQia parents who wish to ua# ousies. For free estimate call us | ^UYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ spin rinse aurance man now available. Rent HERE IS YOUR 5 n S-627S Coatallo was Moeaeding aonth •ny time. Antenna conversions. PRACTICAL nurse to rsre for 260 bH Hijf Rd ■' tile bath and first floor Isvatorv, all medical men hitqw; that fluo­ any time. Home Specialtlea Co able and standard typwriters Excellent condition. •Sn 9-4885. VERY Pt EASANT room for gen­ reasonable. 983 5faln. 511 3-7614 crease, can finance this addition to theim However, raatricting tha on R t II at BtStTlaat night, whan CHRISTMAS SPECTALS Phllco factory supervised service MI 8-28.56. chronic invalid, nights, to live In. tleman, at 272 Main SI , parking 541 8-8419. -aluminum storm windows arid FOUR BEDROOM HOME WANTED—Real Estate Llatinga. the aupply system, as well as go­ ride la a toxic (poiaonout) aub- Intake of eweeta and rinsing ths Write Box D, Herald. All m akes and adding m achines COOKING APPI.ES 90r McIntosh screens. Near bus and schools, the. accident occurred in front of 1954 Bulck four door sedan, Tel. M l 9-1486. sold or rented. Repairs on all W’AIOfUT BkiD and spring. $10. MI .3-4071 Call Fred Turkington. Turkington ing forward with the construction atance. and that daUy Ihgaation of mouth after eating does prevent ALUMINUM WINDOWS, doors, cold storage No. 1 ii.2.5 half real bargain, A-l condition. Price Old English and of aubstantlal Broe, R ealty Co. 541 8-1607 o r 541 dental decay. Of every four teeth Snt«***^ C o ^ try Community •radio, heater, 3995. makes, .Marlow s. bushel. Tel MT 3-8116 I>ouis Ghest of drawers. $30. Gouch. $25 $22,500. Bowers School — Six construction. There Is a beautiful of the filter plant and water traca amounta, aecumulatba In tha CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. jalousies, porches, awnings. Free I ('ail at 71 Spencer .St. NEWLY DErDRATED room, nice­ 9-5665. main Improvements.” (End of body, aettlinr up a slow p i n i n g lost only one la loot by dental de­ 1985 Dodge four door sedan, auto­ Small appliances repaired. 151 Help Wanted—Male .76 Bunce. 529 West Center Street rooms. English Colonial, older living rtxim with fireplace and a The ears were owned by RIU F. matic tranimission, 31198. estimates Gall ,N’ B. Chase Co ' ly furnished, well heated. For a quote). _ procesa. One may aay that oh ne- cay. What's Ml the fuse about? North Main St. Ml 8-6517, resi­ Ml 9-0233. TR 5-1200. ' ! TO RENT home, garage, fireplace, quick oc­ dining r(»m with corner cupboard.. , SELLING, Buying. Trading? L.M.- Gregory, 86, and Charlas Ralseh. 1938 Studebaker sport coups V-l, AITO .M EC H A N ’IC.'x j KNAPP SHOES. Harrv Mahoney i RUG REMNANTS. Save up to 65(5- gentlen(an. Private residence. 316 I am confident that he never casion a physician does prescribe Keep our drinking water free 46. both of Oovantry. Nalther par­ dence M I.8-6960. I .38 -Maple St. Tel. .Ml 3-4327 j .Manchester Garpet Genter 308 Spruce St. t . cupancy, $15,900. George L. Triple windows overlook an attrac-1 51.L. (which means Live Modem 1898. RYE STRAW for sale Vfl 9 1406. Graziadio. Realtor, 5fl 9-5878. live yard. Both rooms have wall to! —Multiple List)—all your real es- would have made these atatementa a poiaonoua aubstanca for a ape- from medication: son waa In his ear. : 1988 Nash Rambler station Enjoy these advantages. i -Main Si m i 9-4.34.3 clflc lllneas, but that la done on a Stuart B. R. Cheney WATER PUMPS and Systems com­ Rooring—Siding 16' j COLE-MAN FI.DOR furnace, cedar Area for retail selling 52 x90' wRll carpeting. 'The kitchen, fin-1 tale the modem way. The Elli- if they were not completely justi­ CtoetaUo w arraated by Btata po- w agon, 3895. pletely installed and repaired. 2 weeks paid vacation BUILDERS spieclal—built for him­ ished in birch, has a large break fied. and If there was even the personal basis, and that medica liceinM T hoiw McDonnali,- of I 6 paid holidays. clothes line poles and posts In 9x12' BRAIDED nigs. $.59 8 x10' PLEASANT, heated room for gen­ worth Mitten Agency Realtors, Many mors to chooes from, low Also water softeners and filters. FOR THE best in shingle and built . ; stalled. .MI 9-1353. g r e e n m o u n t a in potatoes-de­ braided rugs $49 Phone MI 9-4.34,3 tleman, free parking. ,54 High St. with 'display window of 37 feet. self. New living room with built-in fast area, dishwasher and every­ 5 n 8-6930. slightest doubt • In his mind that “ withdrawn as soon as the 'The Needs at Othera* the_ Btafford Bpringi batraCka on down payment. Bank financing. C. A. Reynolds MI 9-5827. up roofing, guttera, leaders, chim­ Glean modern surroundings livered to your door Just s few bookshelves, finished recreation thing else to make the family hap- our water revenues could provide S|Mclflo need no longer exists or a charga of reekleat driving. He la Blue Gross Insurance plan. Manchester Carpel Genter, ,308 Has heating and stock receiv­ To the Editor, ney and roof repairs call Coughlin USED LUMBER, as.sorted sizes. In­ left. Call Hathaway. .Ml 9-64,38. Main Si , PLEASANT ROOM, e'entral, heat- room with fireplace and -paneled py LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- these changes In our water supply wheh and if there are, untoward i^eduTad to ^ p a a r In ( £ m tr y RAT ANN T.V. Clinic service call .\n 3-7707. den. Huge kitchen, dining area. family, three-family, business We would like to thank the many CHORCHES MOTORS W'p are looking for a first rla.ss side and outside doors windows, ed and hot water, kitchen privi- ing fseilities. Has two en­ system . sodium Town Court Dae. «. • 32.50. 24 hour service. B o n d e d ------leges, separate entrance, gentle­ T(vice as many cabinets as usual. Upstairs there are four wonder-1 property. Have many cash buyers. organlBatlk a s j i c a l l y reduced $13,000, ties which we were led to believe Director of Welfare 1949 DODGE \ ton 6tak« body, WE RENT moat everything In the' teed. A A. Dion Inr •>'99 Autumn' Eric .Starr. Rear line varianee, large three bedroom ranch, fire­ were to be purchased for public be able to excrete the poison; that aaems to ba of Irish origin and truck. C>U1 MI 9-8705 after 6 p.m. tool and equipment line. A-P St Ml 3-4860 watering pumps Water softeners, fabrics Budget term s .Mrs. Rpa .Musical Instruments 5.1 nlture. market, etc. Hcasonablc. There's a rear porch, two-car ga- RE(?EIVING and ahipping clerk purifiers. Water heaters. Installa­ JA 2-7780. 40 green M anor Rd Call JA' 2-9788, AD 2-7745, place, tile bath, aluminum storms, recreational use, have never been conflnad to Iraland—is tha Chriat------1 Equipment, 948 Center St. Ml wanted. For permanent position in Ba b y g r a n d piano. Made by cellar. carport, 125' frontage, rage and a delightful play area with who drink that medication will 'Most Sueeeeaful’ mas trade. 9-2052 any tim e. SPECIAI, WINTER rates for all tion and service (’apitol Equip­ Carl Wild, .Street line variance, apple and pear trees. Scliendel Scores delivered to the people for this warehou.se 40 hour week Com­ m ent Co., .38 Main, .\n ,3-79,58. SALE 13 OP'F on wallpaper. Wall Kimball, In like new condition, 249 Burnham ,St. STORE FOR rent near Parkade or •sweeping views, must sell. Carlton kind of use. The filtration plant impatred teeth, To the Editor, .. On Chiratmaa Eva the head of typea of roofing and aiding. For Just right for small W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Lady In Waiting pany benefits include paid vara- tiles 4e a tile, Kenllle. from 7c rcxim or Salvation Army, Extension jk also suitable for dentiat's office. For Appointment Call which was first recommended by means permanant- On behalf the members of Nut­ the Irish household shortly after free estimate, call Ntanchesler! tion. life and hospitalization Insur­ aparlmeni Mahogany finiali. Only Abu se of Parking jy discolored, from yellow to ma­ meg Forest No. 116 I wish to thank •unset seta a Isrga eandla In tha I^DTS CLEARBny of treea and Roofing and Siding Co , Inr Ml (mCAGO roller skates with rase, each Green Paint and Wallpaper, sideline variance. 661 Main .St. 190 W. Middle Tpke. Call 9-6205 MANCHESTER-Six ^ Buck, Stefert shd Joet (our New ance, at no cost 3o employe Ap­ size 8, $12. Excellent condition .MI at the Green. $795. W ard K rause. Ml .3-53.36. after 1 -.20. room Cape hogany brown, known at Taxaa the race officials. Police Depart­ principal Window. bruah. MI 8-7644 aftar 6 p.m. 9-6933. j Joseph Roglls, Sideline variance, $16,800. SLx finished rooms. Com- 'MADEI T W again recommended in 1947 and “ U admitted that ford 1‘SEp TV Emerson, mahogan.v good used furniture and antiques ance, 3 H arvard Rd. MI 0-1642 1953, is still "in the process of de­ fluoricUtlon doei Increase the In- spectators for making the 21st an­ feet tall, and may be of many Indian Summer Roofinit—Chimney 16-A , _ cabinet Excellent condition $4.'i at 420 Lake St. Call anytime. 9 portation and shopping center. R ployes of Main St. stores against nual Thanksgiving Day Five Mile oolort. C arter Chevrolet Go,, Inc,, Final AVAILABLE Dec. 15. Three bed­ F. Dlfnock A Co., Realtors bate" and In the category r of cidencr of rlngrivltis, ^ (^ m dis­ ROOFING — Specialising m repair­ AUTOMOBILE salesman training. ! Call MI 9-76.3.3. am.-8 pm .Ml 9-8.580 room ranch, six miles from 5Ian- abusing the privilege of free De­ ease). Road Raca the moat successful They are flxed trSdiUonally on Pull or part time, no experience extension, 'Charter Oak Field. "possibility.” ing roofs of al! kinds Also new MALE HELP Stanley .Nichols Jr.. Final ex­ che.sler. Electric stove antj refrig­ cember parking In the town-owned The Yearbook of tha U.S. Dept. ever held. sconces mads of sefapod-out ttw- needed, will train Balch Motor) 65 LB. BARBELL set. O*osman 22 1956 WHIRLPOOL Imperial eler- B arbara \Voods, 511 9-7702 ceiamlc tile bath, combination For the benefit of those who are Fred Peck. G.T.C. roofa. Gtitter work Ci^im^^ys tension, 106-110 Bireh St. erator. $125 month. Write Box K. Robert Murdock, 541 9-5972, Hayes parking lot off Purnell PI. M Agriculture, aUtes, "Do not nlpe and ars usually Ugtited ^ -Sales. JA 8-2101 Call Joseph: caliber pellet rifle Both n new Iric clothes drver. Excellent con­ H erald. screens and storms, outdoor patio.! interested in this question, and cleaned, r^ajred. 26 years’ ex condition. .Phone -MI 3-0893. I WANTED Dean Machine Products. Sign, The warning followed yesterday's give fluoride to chtlciren from the youngest ctaUd in the house. perience. Free estimaies Call Balch for appointment. dition. $125. Phone MI 9-9328 Nice condition. Elevation, Asking who might not be acquainted with Wisconsin school officials found Wanted experienced tniek North side Hilliard Si.. ea.st of WEST S ID E —1956. three bedroom arre.at of a store clerk, charged the amounts of our water revenues birth to age 12 yeari because it The candles are left lighted all Howley. W ancheater Ku 3-5361. New State Rd Suburban For Rent 66 ■ ranch, excellent condition, $5,000 : $13,500. Goodchild Realty Com­ that children will drink more milk night. Their glimmering Uhuh(. PART TIM E attendant, E.sso Serv- meohanle prepared to aa- pany. MI 3-7925 or BU 9-0939. with parking sll day In the lot over the period of the past three interferes with ths normal calbifi- If it is made s'vmilaUe more often. Irenler. Experience preferred LADY'S BI.ACK fitted coat alz.e »ume responsibility for the Irving Luckman. Sideline vari- down, m ortgage paym ents $47.92 where free 2-hour parking is now and one half years, I submit tltese cation of the teath.” Teeth become nation throughout tha Iriidi cotin- Honest, reliable. Tel. MI 9-8198 16. $10, MI 9-1090 malntenanee and repair of , ance. Lot 52, Warannke Rd. ROCKVnXE—Three room, new brittle and break off; they be- lowering prices didn't • seem to tryetda ..is «,naiuo™aconsidered one oiof uiotha Heating and Plumbing 17 apartment, electric range, refrig, Hutchins. | NEW SPLIT level being sold below effective. facts; (t) For the year beginning Change the appetites of children for I most charming stgitta of tha Irish triirk fleet. Top wages for Effective date December 9. ' . builder's cost, seven rooms, fin­ M ay 1954, and ending M ay 1955, come structurally weak and do GIRL'S WHITb: figure skates size qualified person. Apply In 1957 •rmtor, disposal, no pets. $75 a "Although .free parking In the not hold fillinga well. "Animal mere or less milk.. rchrlatmss. • , 4'a. like new. used last season Wanted m onth. TR 6-2505 Or TR 5-50.50. SIX R005I Cape Cod, finished ished gafage. only $16,800. Subur- lot is now in effect, the 2-hour when we were operating under the PLUMBING AND heating—repairs k .\pef{ip:.v c f d person at . Notice filed in office of Town ban. Carlton W. H utchins, 511 husbandrymen are warned not to only. Girl's blue tweed storm coat, Clerk Decemher 3, 1957 game room in basement,, garage, time limit has not been waived.” old rates, our total water and sew­ and contract work. Call Ml 9-8541. Young man for stock work ANDOVER IJVKE—Winterized cot­ amesite drive,' choice location, 9-5132. er revenues amounted to $267,223.- gve sod. fluorides to brood sows, OFL BUFINEK size to. Girl's navy blue all wool CARLSON'S EXPRESS 1 z o .n l n g b o a r d o f a p p e a u s Schendel said. "Those persons who winter coat, size 10 Girl's red tage. For Information phone PI $15,800. R. F, DImock & Co., Real­ park their cars there all day for 32: (2) With the addition of the because It causes premature births LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as and deliver.v service in parts 44 Stork PlAcr. Mftnchefttrr William M. .Stuck, CTiairman 2-7297. THE TI51E to buy is when owner and also sterility. Thlp advice is aures satisfaction, prompt acrvice. , SERVFC'E MAX. wool coat and legging wirte - suit Charles S. Towle, Secretary tors. 511 9-5245. Joseph Ashford. is anxious to .aell. This fine home more than two hours are defeating former Cheney Brothers Corp. and siz 8 MI 9-0175. after 5, MI 9-6818, B arbara Woods, 5H others to our list of cuatomers, also given to sheep reisers." People CH 7-6124, 50 9-5485. I department. Advt. .No. 3426 ROCKVILI^ -Three room apart­ must be sold by January 1. It's the purpose of the new system Who earn their .livelihood by rais­ Write Box (\ Herald 9-7702 or Robert Murdock MI a gracious home lor a large fam­ aimed at giving more people a these revenues were Increased to CONVERTING: TO HEATER, new and used wood, ment. heat and hot water. $60 per 9-5972. the amount of $419,104.38 for the ing ^im als for sale, heed these 8. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ month, newly redecorated, avail- ■ __ * ily desiring to foster a memorable chance to park and shop free of ing contractor. New Installatlona, coal, oil, gas, cook, shove, ovens. .\pply Parts Manager year beginning October 19.56 and warnings. Are human beings ex­ DOOR MAN* N cat| fippfaring. iin-. Stove boards, stove pipe, dampers, ahla Immediately. Call TR 5-5126. $1400 DOWN, new three bedroom childhood. The 14 rixims lend charge." pendible? „ alteration work and repair work. themselves to easy arrangement ending O ctober 1957. a difference AUTOMATIC HEAT? MI 9-8806. ftf*r 60 year*. Apply iManager, wirka for all stoves, beds, new ranches, ceramic bath, hot water The arrest waa the first display of $151,881.06. All facts considered. Amer. Medical Assii. dtated that Slate Theater. heat. >4 acre, trees, $12,650. C arl­ for various family needs. Three of enforcing the new setup and the mattresses, springs. roli-a-way MORIARTY BROS. Wanted to Rent 68 fireplaces, winter skating rink, I believe Jt is safe to say that our they do not urge or recommend bed, vanity, tables, linoleum rugs, ton W. iiitchtns Ml 9-5132. violator has been summoned to ap­ total wAter and sewer revenue In- fluoridation of any public water YOl.'NG MAN to shovel walk on , linoleum by the yard, many Items URGENTLY need five or aix pine paneled recreation room with pear in Town Court Saturday. IViniinery Dressmaking 19 .10I-.115 Center Street MANCHESTER—Holiday specials. pool table. Three-car" garage. (treases since 51ay of 1955, have supply. Many careless people East Genter St. Apply in person, 1 too numerous to mention. This! TOBACCO SORTERS rooms, unfurnished. Couple with The Town Parking Authority It have twisted this Into an endorse- p m Saturday only. Room 15, 808 thre^ children, eight, six and louf. Four room ranch, nice condition. Beautiful oak _grove - on acre _ plot., __ surpassed the $325,000.00 fnark, slock Is left over from .Idqea paying the Police Department $150 and that our water revenue in­ DRESSMAKING and AJIeratlona •Main St. Reasonable rent, excellent^ refer­ all city utilities on bus line. Full i Most convenient location. Priced y**'' Amer. Furniture store. Must be sold for Exp*ri*ne*d or will froin. Molt or fomoio, right to sell quickly. Easily con for use of the 50-stall lot. That creases have constituted a very Medical Assn, has made it known done. MJ 9-2552. any price. Come and convince ■ ences if needed. 541 9-0502, price $10,500. Six room home, good ■ condition. All city utilities with verted into well paving apart­ amount is usually taken in by large pArt of that amount. that they are no longer to be PANa • ISX 2I INCHiS yourself 4r Oak St.. 2nd floor.! Tomporory for 2 to 3 months. Apply immodi. ment. Call Katherine' Pratt, PI ters there di'irlng a single month. No matter what General Mana­ quoted as endorsing fluoridation; DRESSMAKING, alterations, she-! Salesmen Wanted .16-A ( Open Saturdays only JO s.m-fF SEPTIC TANKS land enough to make for a country claJizlng In children's clhthes. 5n BARN OR GARAGE InTfafiches- home in the city A buy at $14,900. 2-7596 or J. Watson Beach A Co., The Parking Vuthority will, Hn ger',Martin's reasons are for not that they are . going to make a p.m . I 9-9140. SALESMEN E ither part tim e ... AND otoly. Connoefieut State Empioymont Sorv- ter. MI 8-8611.. Cape Cbd--Excellent location 1'4 R ealtors, JA 2-2115. turn, be reimbursed by the Main "going forward " with the construc­ Btudy of this subject and may 5826 St. Free Parking Committee, a tion of this filtration plant, -the Imve a report on it by the end of tunitv'"Gau’‘o.'^"‘ *<" T still In | . baths, large wboded lot. all utili­ MT .3 20(Ji thirrier Constnictlon. box, $8. Boy's combat hoots, size ■ PLU6GED SEWERS ico, 806 Main St., Monehostor. Dusiness Property for Sale 70 ties, a real good one lor $14,700. group of merchants who recerttlj’ fact still remains that our water this ycAt at their annual c^ven- FMovlng—Tnifiking 6' 2, $3, Folding German camera, ' Over 7$- more homes of all kinds Lots tor Sale 73 leased part of the adjoining pri- and sewer rales were increased tion. Yet many loo’se tongues Storage 20 18. All like new. M I 3-0042. Machine Gleaned EXCELLENT INCOME producing -in-all price ranges. Call The Ells­ vately-owned Purnell PI. parMng with this particular project in keep pratUing about an Amer. Septic 'Tanks; Dry Welle, Sewer property, two buildings with l?rge worth Mitten. Agency, Realtors. LOTS 125x200 and larger, $1,200 lot for free customer parking. mind, and that up to the present Medical Asen. endorsement. Why 8145 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local Hell* M’anted— NEW FOOTBALL, basketball, doll- modem store, amesite parking for MI 3-6930. and up. Off Manchester Road, moment, no serious effort has been do they -not tell about the Assn, 12-20 Lines Installed—Cellar Waters The Purnell PI. lot will offer,Iree and long distance moving, pack­ Male or Female 37 house. men's skates (7), child'a proofing Done. 3S cars. Fhone Ml 3-4807 for dc- Glastonbury. Telephone 5P 9-5981. parking indefinitely while free made by the Town to deliver this of Amer. Physicians and Surgeons WItM TMf New. NEW SIX ROOM iiouee. Carter St., ing, storage. Call .Ml 3-5187 Hart­ table-chair set and batterS' radio. tsUls. alter 6 p.m. parking In the Hayes lot is i^n ex­ "pleie of merchandise.” It appears who passed a resolution opposing ford CH 7-1423. MI 3-6526. Manchester. Five rooms, complste that the same policy ,pf delay mass Medication (fluoridation), ^ Get the best—automatic q|I heat PATT-O-RAMA Town of MancFie.ater EXCEJLLENT business location full rear dormer, 1V4 baths, fire* BOLTON—iTwd large wooded lots periment being conducted this McK i n n e y b r o s . month only. which was practiced by former excepting for the control of com- This youthful maternity frock / MANpHElSTER Package Delivery: BOY'S ICE skates, size 6, girl's Ice bordered by three well* traveled jJiacb.. basement KArage. T. Shan­ on Williams RoaduGali owner, >41 town governments, has been con­ municable diaeaae; dental decay - and dean-action Mobiihoiatl eSn be made two ways - all Light trwcking and package deliv­ PfASITFON ^’ACANCY skates, size 2. Girl's dresses'and ROCKVILLE™"^ CHANCE TO streets in swiftly growing part of non, Builder. MI 3-7469, BU 9-1418. 3-6321. , Although no time-limit viotatorf Stwwrag* Disposal Co. lAWWIXT IkkEoW N VOUR OWN H05IE have been reported in the Purnell tinued during the years In which not a communicable disease. monotone or with yoke and porket'vf Tempt your embroidery needle ery, Refrigerators, washers and Brownie uniforms. Call MI 9-3434 ■ South. Windsor. Zoned for business. H)i8 winter mjoy safe, dependable autamatic oil ■ 30-132 Pearl St. — »H 3-SS08 lot, the 51ain St. huainess group he has occupied the chair of Gen­ It is a disease of poor nutrition in soft rontrast Skirt pro-i ivith this lovely panel 'of Indian stove moving specialty Folding SOCIAL WORKER after 6 p.m. Including seven r(x>m well re­ MANCHESTER /- $14,500 Capa, eral Manager. and an unclean mouth. There is vides for needed adjustment. | Summer! You'D'flm- it fascinating chairs for rent. .\fl 9-0732 stored residence, two-car gat age. four down, two unfinished up. Nice Suburban for Sale 75 has ;taked Chief ScHeiidel to en­ heating and new clean-action Mobilheat... itactu- S alary range $3883 to $4793 BRAND NEW SV2 ROOM RANCH condition. Near achoqls, transpor­ I here repeat the request which nothing in the drinking water .No, 814.5 with Patt-O-Rams is I to do - the stitches are simple and Unusual opportunity tb locate a force the law there j/ist os he Is ally cleans as it heats.., helps protect your burner In sizes 12, 14. 16. 18. 20 Size tation and sljopplng cehler. Call BOLTON—Coventry line. New six doing In the Hayes fo',. I made of our General Manager which causes holes In teeth. A I the colors reali.stic. Featuring 3 bedrooms, flreplace with birch paneling on one profitable business. Well land­ on Nov. 27. wl !ch he did not agree public water supply should not be , from harmful depoeita. 14. 34 bust, blouse 2 1-8 yards 3.5- Painting—Papering 21 Thirty-five hour week, 9i00 s.m. scaped. Priced to sell. Call Kath­ the R. F. DImock Co., Realtors. room Cape. Four finished down, Pattern -No. 5826 Contains hot- • SEPTIC TANKS wall, ceramic tile bath, all Youngstown kitchen with built in 5n ft-524t> oi' Joseph Ashford, MI ceramic tile bath, walkout base­ to, that this Item be put (tn the used as a vehicle for medication. ' Ineh; i5-8 yard ecmtrast: skirt, 2 iron transfer for design; material to 5 p.m., 11 paid holidays, sick erine Pratt. Pl'2-7596.or J. Watson €l«Gii-«cHGfi givtg 6-8 yards. PAINTING AND papcrharigjng. Cleaned and Inatalled oven and range, full cellar, oil hot. water heat, closet space 9-6818, B arb ara Woods, MI 9-7702, ment, large, lot. $13,700. R. F. agenda of one of the December That is unscientlflc, unwanted and requirements; stitch illustrations; Good clean workmanshhip at rea­ leave, vacations, pension and TO SETTLE ESTATE B each tc Co., Reariors, JA 2-2115. ‘H u by Mai)’' Reported For this pattern, send 3.5c m galore, amesite drive, complete landscaped plot, including R obert Mtlrdock, 5jH_fl-j^972. Dlmpck A Co.. Realtora. 5H 1957 public hearings of our Board unAmerlcan. mor# c/«Gn htat psr gallon! color chart. sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ Social Security benefits. — 1— Coins, your name, sddress, size de- • SEWERS Household offoets 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. 5H 9-6818, of Directors, so that all who are In Akron, Ohio, the Jayceea, Send 25c In Coins, v'our name, chester. Raymond Flake. MI shrubs, city vi«ter and sewer. Seconds to school, bus llna and end Land for Sale 71 SEVEN ROOM single, four bed­ Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702 or Rob­ K report in the Journal of the- Interested in it might be heard, so were at first in Favor of Fluori­ alred, and the Pattern Number to address and the Pattern Number 9-9237. B'or Application form. Position 5Iarhine Cleaned and miscollaiiopus parkw ay. American Mediral Aesn. eays that SUE BUBNETT. THE MAN­ Description and Information FOR DIFFEIRENV sises and types rooms, ^*4 baths, modem cabinet ert Murdock, Ml 9-5972. that it will not again be lightly dation, as so many others are, to. ANNE CABOT. THE MAN. kitchen,, large!, landacaped yard influenza app^ently was trans­ brushed aside by the -members of CHESTER EVENING HERALD. EXTEIRIOR and Interior painting. • INSTALLATION oentonts on the PRICE $13,900. ! of farms and land tracts within 30 everywhere, until they become in­ OHE8TEB EVE.MNO HERALD Apply To With shade trees, Manchester talcottville - Vernon, $21,900. mitted by the/personal mall of a our official family without public formed. Later.' the Jayceea, CALL Mitchell 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY 1J8» AVE, A.MERICA8, NEW Ceilings reflntahed. Pspernanging. Sromisos by the fam> ■ miles ot Hartford. Lawrence F. man who apMt 100 daya isolated H50 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW WELFARE DEPT. SPECIALIST ‘ Fiano, Broker. MI 8-S910. G reen A rea. Call AH 9-1205 a fte r 8 New Otmh'.- contem porary, u ltra comment, and so that , all of us turned against fluoridation, as did TORK M. N. r . YORK M, N. y. Wallpaper booka. Eatlmatea given. 10% Down—FHA^O Year Mortgage Available p.m . Or weekencls. ipodem ranch. *i acre wooded on the Greenland Icecap with five SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS Send 25 eenta more with your Eully covered by inaurance. Call Municipal Bldg. y, 160 Gardner St., might be given the pleasure of the entire city of,Akron, Ohio. inve yoti a copy of our 1957 41 Center St. . lot. Washer - dryer-refrigerator- other ecienUsts. The flu was con­ listening to any .further explana­ In Connecticut, fluoridation was pattern ortler for the new Fell A N^ew ork Album? It containi Edward R. Price 50 9-1003. Town anil Country Manchester. House* for Sale.- ' 72 POR'yER STREET — Choice six buUt-ln oven-atove Are Included. tracted 40 u y s after the group re­ Winter '57 issue of our pattern Manchester, Conn. tions which our General Manager sneaked Into New Britain, and for flftyVfix colorful pagea showAng ' roofli brick', living room with fire­ For appointment to eee call the ceived an U r drop of eupplies, the might care to offer. Baste Fsshion. Insplr- ALL PAINTING and paperhsnging Soturday, Dec. 7 WEBSTER AGENCY ^LEAVINO .STATE >- Gaipbolatt a. long time It was denied, but many pretty designs; plus dlrec- Applications accapted until 6:00 Drainayo Co. place, dining room, kitchen, three R. F. Dlmbck Co., ResJtdrs, Ml article «ws. All tha other mate- A free ghd public discusaion of later admitted. Southbury Train­ MORIARTY BROTHERS tatg and 10 practlcsl for every, guaranteed. Excellent workman- p.m,; December 16, 1967, 10 ojn. to 4 p.m. built, thr«« bedroom nuich, ■ at- bedrIroioms, breezeway, garage. liOt tloM for msldng 3 crochet Iteme ahlp. Call JA 6-5793 for frea eaU- TEL. ROCKVILLE--TR 5.5745 ; •-S 3 4 S ,'Jo m h Ashford, M l 9-M18, rtali 4lropp«d were handled by tha this Item would, I believe, be very ing School and Mxnsfleld Tr. horn* sewer. and a quilt. Only 35c a copy! -a taehed ffaraga, aewtn, •xtra lame *®«l^^4adelln* Smith, Realtor, Barbara Woods, 5U 9-7703 or other none of whom beieama 315 CENTCR ST. m ata. Purchaaa order No. 043. Mi M M 3 5. let *nVi«i, ■ ■ , > J ' „ ■ • Iqtereetlng. . school. Mystic and part of Crom­ M A N C H ISm ‘4 4.J-C . /■ Robwrt Murdock, MI S-S873. i! ! , tha/krtlola points out. Dr. A. B. Merga well wore fluoridated wtthout any ■■■ ■ ( : - f

I ■ i' :-:"V y-t! -I tv'.?' -■ '. t . PAGE TWENTY-POT • /' THURSDAY, DECEMBER B. 1957 •./ ■ t ‘ ■: ■ ■-V?.. /f . ,-r ' ' ■ . -V M «. Albert'^very. 100 L^rdaU Mr. and M ra Stuart W olcott and St., chairman of the Cbrlstmaa assistant atewdttl: Mra. Mildred A b o u r t o ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wolcott and past masters, and visiting Gran­ mmwMwisiwm m iWHiHiw party for children whoee niothera children have fstumed after a visit G range ^Seats Morrison, chaplain: Jamea Baker, gers. are members of St. Margaret's Cir­ with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van A l­ treasurer: James McBrIerty, secre­ : Main Street Stores Open for Christmas Shopping Until 9 0*eloek Tonight A t the close of the meeting a I ^rbkra. j. 1Hewit^BS Chest­ cle; Daughters of IsiM lla, an­ len, Evans Mills, N Y. tary: Mrs. Celestes King, gate social followed in the banquet hail nut S tylii i servir^«ervin otywa arrange- nounces that It will be held Dec. Ijaeper; Mrs. Roberta J a m e a, BILL TUNSKY — T, IK ... . ■ 14 at l l a.m, in the.K of C home. JXew Officers and fruit buns, cookies, tea and ments^^ommittse'committm for the Greek Major and Mrs; Jeremiah Sweet, ^rea: Mfa. Marjorie Morrison, NOW OFFERS YOU A TERRIFIC l < e t ^ EUl to be held on Dec. 14 Poihqna; Mrs> Marjorie Mastran- coffee were aerved. ATeraie Dkily Net h-ess Run •3 Fairfield St., former command­ /*Irs. Beatrice Uttle, wife of Paat by/rmtemity sorority orgeni- The Little - Flower of Jesus ers of the local SaivAtion Army a gelo. Flora: Mrs. Marian Beer, For the Week Ended The Weather (tbtions of the University of H «rt- Mothers Circle will meet tomor­ Corps, will conduct the prayer "Maater Wilbgr T. Uttlfe. 195 Spen- lady assistant itevvard. Holiday Special November 80, 1987 roroeeat of U. 8. Waetiwr ITnrw ford ht peth El Temple, West row nighf at « o’clock at the home meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in/lhe cer St. was installed aa master of Among the former masters of Ham ford of Mrs^ Gerald Charest. 127 Birch Citadel. / Manchester Grange, No. 81, Manchester Grange present was FOR A LIMITED TTME ONLY ON Toalght oecnMonal mla, aot ias St. (^ -hostess will be Mrs. Eleanor William E. Hill. 8j« Hartford •Rd„ 12,682 0 Patrons of Husbandry, last ev^ing eoM. Low Saturday, ao- Cpnghlin. who was master of the local Member o ( the Audit 85-4e. Tha Lucia pageant will be held I. in a ceremony performed by ier * t the Emanuel Lutheran Church Grange more than 40 yeara ago. ALUMINUM BureaO o f arenlatton \. eaalonal rain, oonMiwhat warmer, husband, Mrs. Little is the second Saturday and Sunday evenings at The Hartford Alumni Club of the He had not attended a meeting in Manchester— A City of Village Charm nigh near se. '7:30 in Luther hall. The offering University of Rhode Island will Wed<|i6g8 woman to receive this honor in the 'hiany years, but when called on. That Interpret The STORM WINDOWS and DOORS received will go for mission s(=ork. hold a Christmas dance at 8:30 p.m 72-year history of the local Grange. Extended congratulations to the This would make a wonderful Christmas g ift for the J Grange and its new master and Wishes Of The Family Refreshments will be served fol­ Dec. 14 at the Bond Hotel in Hart­ Mrs. Hasel Anderson, wife of Past home and also save Dad the work every spring and VOL. LXXVn, NO. ,S7 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) wished them all prosperity. He MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. DECEMBER «, 1957 (Olaaaltled A*vorttahig em Paga 96) lowing each performance. Every­ ford. Tickets foi- the dance may be Cooper-Oowling Master Gustave A. Anderson was fall of putting up and taking do\vn the windowi! PRICE FIVE CENTP one is invited. the first. reminisced somewhat on Grange purchased from members of the White chrysanthemums and JOHN 0. BURKE executive committee. Despite the severity of the weath-, affairs in the old days and drew candlss formed a background for milch applause. FUNESAL ROME PHONE Ml 9-9095 CSiapman Court, Order of Amar­ the marriage of Miss Polly B. er over 100 members. Grangers anth, w urm eet in the Masonic -.The Children of Mary Sodality Downing, daughter o f Mr. and from other toWns in the state and Chester H. Small, retiring mas­ T E U H I 3-6868 Temple tonuWTow at 7:45 p.m. It Is sponsoring a Catholic book fair ^ 1. Kenneth A. Downing of Co­ friends, attended the installaUOn of ter, and one of the youngest ever 87 EAST C EN TE R ST. FREE ESTIMATES ft NO OBLIGATION | 1 will be the tinnual meeting with re­ In St. James' School tonight and ventry, to John R. Cooper, son Mrs. Little and her associate offi­ to hold that positloti,, was called AMBULANCE SERVICE ports ^ election of officers. A tomorrow night from 3 to 9 o'clock of Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Cooper cers held in Orange Hall. The new on for remarks, also several other eocialfiour will follow in the ban­ and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. of Columbia. master attired in a blue gown and themMmwiMje/itmMjmmmwitvmneMiteimmmmMmmmmmfumtJg quet ball, and refreshments will be The ceremony took place Nov. the other women officers in floor tert'ed by men of the court. Books for sll ages and other Christmas gifts will be on sale. 27 at the Downing home with the length evening gowns gave the af. L , Rev. James R. MacArthur, pastor fair a festve appearance. Loyal Circle of King s Daugh­ Edward A. Mathleson, aon of of the First Congregational Church Mrs. Daisy Canade plav^ the ters will hdld a potiuck and Christ- piano during the entire sfPrice U. S. Satellite Rocket Explodes Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mathleson. 50 of Coventry, performing the serv­ maa gift exchange Monday night Tanner St.. Is enrolled as a sopho­ ice In the presence of the im­ and accompanied the giies* soloist' At 6:30 in th® Robbini room of more St Marietta College, Mariet­ mediate family. Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert, who sang Center Congregational Church. ta. Ohio. A graduate of Suflleld Presented in marriage b.v her mree selections, "G ive Us This The hostesses will be Mrs. Mar- Academy, he Is majoring In busi­ father, the bride wore a suit of D ay," "W c 'Hiank Thee. Lord," and Do Something gsret Kottke and Mrs. Ruth Mul- ness. winter white wool with a corsage Now the Day is Over." Mrs. Appeals Unit Asks dooa. Marjorie Morrison, chaplain, led lii of white baby chr.vsanthemums. prayer. , The Manchester Garden Club will Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Me-. And Then YeU hold tti Christmas party Dec. 9, at Shea of Hartford, brother-in-law Welcomes Assembly | ^ p.m. in Center Church House and sister of the bride, were the Past Master Little, who also Teamster^ Ouster Waco. Tex;, Dec. « (jpi Rep. Personal Notices wUh exhange of dollar garden type couple's attendants. served four years as Master of W. R, Poage (D-Tex) pro­ gifts, and a surprise feature. Mem­ TTie matron of honor, wore a East Central Pomona Grange posed yesterda" that "we keep opened the service with a speech bers will also bring articiea for brown wool suit with a corsage of our mouths shut until we do pstlenta at Norwich Hospital. Mrs. bronte and yellow pompoms. of welcome, and a brief history of Atlantic Citv. N. J., Dec. 6 ’f'Waahlngton. Teamater* adminiatra- ' Card of Thanim, the founding of the Grange organ­ (/P)— The AFL-CIO COnven- “ ''* prealdent. waa given the something" In launching a Dismal FailureI Roland Midford and her committee A fter a dinner for the bridal space satellite. will serve refreshments. The sec­ P57ty at the Red Ember Restau­ ization, which formerly admitted lion trt.y ,.p,ll,d lh. ! k> expreu our sincere oidy farmers, but now is open to all "Then let the people look up thanks to pia- niMy friends and the ond workshop in preparation for rant in Bolton, the couple left for into the sky and see for them­ Cape Canaveral, Fla„ Dec. 6 (4»)— America’s first satellite Street for their many the sale at Center Churth, Dec. 13, who apply for meir)j>ership. H< de- leamatern Union on COrrup- man MrClellan (D-Aral of the acu of kindness In our recent loss. a trip to New York City. tion charges. Senate RackFla Committee, aaying selves." he said ir. a luncheon launching vehicle exploded in its stand today. The Pentagon will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m Mrs. -Cooper Is a graduate of ivered charges to ail the officers including his wife. Mrs. Hazel An­ ------McClellan would wind up tearing club talk. Criticizing advance- said in Washington another test probably could not bis held Alher?^Harrison and family at the home of Mrs. Robert Hyde Windham High School, Williman- N .1 D ec 6 “ rganlzed labor "aaunder. bloody disclosures shout the delayed for about .30 days. Smith, 131 Hartford Rd. tic, and Dean Junior College, derson presented Mrs. Little for in­ Atlantic Citv. duction in office. Mrs. Anderson Is HALE’S SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT. launching. Poage asserted:' In Memorlam Franklin. Mass., and is a student There were no casualties. Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La­ the present Iectup*r. "Dur own advertising has at the University of Connecticut. L/Ommltt^e A> tion, Mohn imid. “ But on the other A spokesman at Vanguard headquarters gave these details njen»ry.of pur dear broth­ dies of Columbus, at their meeting Miss Edith Williams aucceeds rejected today I hurt us more than Russia's e r William Freeburti, who passed awav graduated from final appeal of the T e a m s te r.il band, neither ia there much hope j launching of both s utniks. of the misfire: i two n a n a«o. Dec. k. 1884^ Tuesday evening in the K o f C Mrs. Little as overseer. Other Windham High School and attend­ Union to escape expulsion. labor to aurriye and growl It's like the man who brags “ There was a loss of chamber pressure in the'firOt stage Always remembered by aiattra. Home, completed plana for the an­ ed the University of North Caro­ new officers are Mrs. Madelyn ' DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS TODAY WITH ALL CASH SALES! nual Christmas party Dw. 17. The Appeala Committee had " belpful', about his fine csttle. then after two seconds. Mrs. jterah UcKay, lina. Morey, steward; Robert Schubert Members are asked to select and brings his old broken-down Mrs. Susan Taylor. ^Mohn "h n .-aidX I there must be a bet­ “ The rocket fell back'on the atand, toppled over tdward wrap an Inexpensive g ift for the the truckera union of peraistent cows Into the shew ring." ter way to handle union corrup­ the water (to the east) and exploded. Card of Thanks young mothers a, St. Agnes Home. Hodson-Green ^ — — — ______1 and deliberate refusal" to remedy' Q ^ Green alleged corrupt rondlUons. tion "than the dismemberment of “ The fire is now out.” This information was given out at West Hartford. These gifts are to { THIS YEAR BAKE 1 this federation." In grateful acknowledgment of all be brought to the meeting and will Sr., 473 Gardner St., announce \ ¥ Elizabeth Arden i dCcdsidL, With the committee's rejection of 11:53 a.m. The .Appeals Committee said the replace the usual grab bag gifts. daughters the Union's final plea, a roll call Public Losing “ ___ YOUR GIFTS * '.eamsters Union "has been and The American attempt to put. a little 3i/4-*pound test Clev’er little dolls fashioned from Wrglnia, to George T. Hodson^f vote on the expulsion neared at the I>nver, Colo. Tlie ceremony .took COSMETICS AFL-CIO convention. continues to be don.inated or .sub­ sphere into a globe-circling course 300 miles up came more clothespins at the meeting Tues­ place in Denver on Nov. y Tiie stantially infli ncer by corrupt in­ day night win be sent to the New- g o l d I M I D A L I The Union and ita leaders, includ­ Riirlit to Knowa, than a month after Russia had sent a 1,000-pound satellite Wffe. Mrs Ulllan Billinga, couple reside at 1435 PeArl St. W sio L fluences." Sons, S t^ ey and Friuicta. ington Home for Crippled Children. ing President-elect Jamea R. Hoffa aloft, and more than tw6 months after the Soviets launched Denver. ' ^Arthur Drug Stores Committee Secretary John .1. < f l o u r and reUring Prealdent Dave Beck, their Sputnik I. , . ^ 5i.b^53c I have been the target of yearlong Murphy, of the Bricklayera Union, Editor Claims scandals before the Senate Rackets began reading the 14-page report Today’s test was a dismal failure. • ' (D sip L. Investigating Committee in Wash­ to the AFL-CIO convention short­ yAt Gettysburg, Pa., w'here Prsal-e " » . . . i...... i,,;!, ...... a wwBwniwfw etwf I f f leiifutsimmKia 1 BISIPMWIinM]IMia)iaWMWwMl is necesaary to expel any union ple the right to know \*hat is go­ AFUrGIO suspension, were denied fire. /■ HEADQUARTERS!!' ens the appetite, and to from the federation. With ita l'„ ing on in their gove'nmeiit through YOUR BEST BUY FOR FLAVOR and PRICE! voting rights at the crucial-conven­ roilllon memhers, the Teamsters "1 have pO comment," Hagerty tion session todav for the expul­ newspaper re^rting—raay already said. HALE’S FRESHLY GROUND satisfy it, we offer the fol­ U.S. P art lowing ^ood buys: sion showdown. Blit Elnar O. Mohn, fContinued on Page Twelve) ; have been lost through public In- Hagerty aaid Eisenhower was DOUBLE OREEN f| I difference. New England editors Informed by phone by Brig. Gen. were told today. Andrew J. Goodpaster, aide on na­ Of Sputiiik I Carl E. Lindstrom, executive tional security matters and White . A huge ball of fire and smoke erupt from the Vanguard which blew up on its STAMPS TODAY WITH f ^ editor of the Hartforc’ Times, ad­ House staff secretary;. Moscow,!Dec..6 U tt—Communist COFFEE 7 5 ’^pMOHED SHOULDERS launching pad during an attempt to launch the U.S. Satellite today, (A P Photofax) "The President will have no “ 41c dressing a 2-day' session of the party secretary NUclta KKIhuitacliev ALL CASH SALES Dutch Citizens Told New England Society of News­ comment,” Hagerty said. charged tontght that part of tha paper ^ ito r a opening today at Goodpaater phoned from Wash­ firat Sputnik’s carrisr rock.st fsU SAVE 10c OFF HOMOGENIZED PURE ALL NATIVE FOWL I-b. 31c I-:oteJ Statler, warned that the con­ U.S. to Allow ington. on tha United States Isst-Sundsy, REGULAR PRICE! VEGETABLE SHORTENING For Soup or Stewing. stant flght by -newspapers in the The current speedup In the but the Americans "do not want To Leave Indonesia public's behalf will be lost unless Doctors Undecided American satellite program start­ to give it back to us." • Open Friday Hight Till the public becomes aware of what ed with Eisenhower's fiyst chlns- .Captives’Kin up speech following Russian suc­ "W e relied on them trusting In SALADA TEA BACS is at stake. • their decency, hut they did not Uva V. I' Lean Corned Beef Jakarta, IndonMit, A iffV-^aald the government tntenda to ask "The general public seems to feel cess in satellite launchings. SPRY 89’ up to our trusL" ho told-a group Indonaaia began expelling Dutch ------u. « • « Indonesia for "a calm diacussion that government . . . has a rigKb- On Ik e’s Paris Trip iMmage Not Bstlauited Yet of correspondents at a Flnnlah em- - 3-Lb. Tiir aubjecU tadav in ,1U hard-fisted To Visit China Navy Cmdr. Jay Smith, who 48 Count ea as to prapafe for an orderly to a cePtaln iSIMaat— q «ii^ *.la r g e hsasy reception. "If an Aparlcan OiT GENERAL ELECTRIC’S 53c FRESH SHOULDERS— PORK-BUTTS— SPARERIiS lUtmMUro------toMIlnJ West New GuineaGuinea. evacuation." . amount*-of■'Tirtvata ItTf?,'” Lind- made the.Vanguard headquarters' sputnik ever fells on Sovtw teirL- CH ICKEN of tha SEA ' UM abide tlm t reports poured (Informed sources said the Strom said. '*17113 of eourae la com­ Gettysburg, Pa . Dec. 6 (AV-The| pletely cockeyed," Hagerty re- Waahington, Dec. 6 (fl—The Stale announcement In Waahlngton on tory, tie will return It promptly to MOTTS FAMILY SIZE JAR in that • Indonesian employes Dutch government instructed its pletely contrary to the democratic White House today labeled as piled. Department today dliicloaed it will I bokalf of Dr. John P. Hagen, chief the UnlUd SW ia." CHUNK STYLE throtlgboiit thia island republic representative'in Jakarta to prrt- process under which we have been He added that any administra­ issue passports to relatives who of the project, was asked by newS' Kiuiishchev' aaid tha Soviet gov­ were seizing Dutch business enter- "completely cockeyed" a published men whether the entire device was srkciA SW O R D F ISH u 65c tesl the Indonesian povernmenfa living." , , tion officials being quoted aa say­ may w’iah to \itlt six Americans ernment \vould officially announce prleee. report that President Eisenhower destroyed. New TABLE TOP APPLESAUCE apparent lack of measures to safe­ Newspaper organizations across ing he has made such a decision held prisoners by Communist tho Jahding on U.S. tsrritmy "and TUNA lyormatlon Mlnleler Subidjo guard law, order and Dutch prop- the country, lie said, have for yeara already has decidea to attend the "don't know what they are talk­ China. "I doa’t know yet,” Smith aaid. we wtt.aak them (the U.S. gov­ •alforeign policy; craft-mleelle leanes led tlw ■ '“ rday for a long weekend of real, A t his farm home, the President objective of the United Stetes gov- i ^rom the blockhouse. It fell stock inarket lower today fo l-, Doz. 63 c because of a housing shortage it The expuision orddr 'was an­ Proof of Legal been tqating his strength these spent a good part of the morning s p m u M m m i was likely tem ^rary camps would nounced as the Indonesians heaped last'f^ y days. He is trying to de­ u-r,r(1. : SCXtes have • met with Chinese j ^ory, Capt, Peter Horn laid there the' dIsappoinHng satellite news, ment retained after granting inde- Elsenhower set up his easel o n ! Communist representatives more *re two more rockets on Uie site ftT YOU OIOEI Foils lEIE PREMIER 12-oz. C A N SWIFT'S PREMIUM BROWN 'N SER\ F euaa a draft plan for bringing the Hartford. Dec. 6 (Ah- The Stale I but tfiey quickly recovered a A t a news cortt^reace. Hagerty a glawed-in porrh of hi* country! than ^ times at Geneva to acek l*^ Cape Canaveral, but' He could thousands to Holland. An official (Conttnued on Pagn Twenty-one) Liquor Control Commission' today was asked about A published re­ part of this loos. Martin, prime SAUCE PANS expressed disappointment that home. With him was the W h ite' their re not tell when “we will launch an­ contractor la the Vaagiiard proj­ A MW cestsft i* CM- SA U SA G ES Srrse In 3twd Minulea port saying the President had de­ other.” teeRed hMt tMkIaat 1 at tlM I 4 <|t. (ite Pkg. 49c oni.v 120 Connecticut youths Who House physician, MaJ. Gen. How­ The department agld what seem­ ect, loot leas than a point. CORNED BEEF cided to go to Paris. x ard M. Snyder. Lack of Thrust • twsitlm tnsM mad have reached the legal drinking "I saw that story and ib4s com­ ed to be \ satisfactory solution I SNOW CROP age of.21 have applied so far.for Hagerty reported that thd Pres­ was reach e^on Sept. 10, 1956, As details began to filter Into j POLISH RIOT QUEUJED • Dsl clsw Mturslw *19 »5 /24-95 the new "msjortt.v cards." ident also is planning to do !a ’por­ when the Chinese Communists an­ Washington. Capt. Horn aaid "lack Warsaw, Poland. Dec. 6 trait of another granddaughter, 39c French Fried Potatoes Defense May Speed Sucli cards, under new legisla­ nounced a g r e e n ^ t to permit all of thrust" was the cause of the 8teel helmeted mtllRa reoerVea Price includet edrer, thermocut 2 pui- 29c .^ ^ a r-o ld Susan. H f has been tion which became effective Oct. 1, Americans to retuzn expeditiously failure. He said the giant missile were called out tq quell anti- Just dial corr^ .best — no bum- w ak in g, too. on a portrait of WMti m 4 v*s«t«bUt contain the picture of the youth News Tidbits to the United Starea More than started off but within two seconds police rioting ia the western ing, no boilovers, no conttspt rrc w ts rw n r IWANSON’S BROWN ’N SERVE young Princess Anne, daughter of two yeara have pass^^aince that • n»ff|r frMHeet watebing. Mmmeri, ttewi friet. and are regarded by the commis­ lost Its propellant power. That Polish town of OorzoW Mondnyr 'Culled from Al* Wires QueertsjSlizsheth and Prince Philip time, but the C3iinese Cnmmunists Choose tlw model you want—four sion as the "only acceptable proof was when it fell back on the the Communist paHy organ INDIVIDUAL PIES 2 S9e of Greab^ritaln. still are holding six Am^cans in quart size has convenient helper N- of age" that may be demanded by launching stand and exploded. 'Trybuna Ludu reportiM today. hindle^nd fry basket. , Snow blanketed the Elsenhower prison. liquor outlets. Horn said it waa presumed that It saM “Hooligans, nuny 'o f The cards are especiallv design- GOP 9eta 9S.650.U00 as goal of farm, but trt«fe was a possibility "The Chinese Communists Have. the first and second stage rewk- iM ivabli ThnmMfet—li Niirsa Mitirt pan in water the President 'might go ontside them drunk," pelt'd police and Washington, Dec. 6 (/P) — De-^ ed for those who have reached'21 fund drive for 1958 Congressional paasfrsby with s'^inea and bot­ The Interesth.of ARPA will be hut look younger. The Idea held b y ' «>ection cam paign... Japan and later in the day. - (Continued on Page Twelve)\ (gunned on Page Tirelvej^ fenae officials are trying to decide comprehensive, pointed to such tles at’ er a police car knocked whether to race Russia for a pres ? the Legislature in approving this ' Soviet Union sign eommerce'treaty Before getting,at his painting, things as spate platforms of to­ he conferred by telephone with down a woman cyclist. ' tige-establishing "first" in some 'new identification system was toiexpreted to quadruple trade to morrow or . rockets reaching prevf nt under-age persons frorp ' 928 million a year each wayi Secretary flyable kind of atomic plane, or toward the moon. was in Washington. He also, talked INDONESIA WARNED take more time to create one mili­ purchasing alcoholic "beverages a s , Widening search for 7-year-old . _ . Plan Ignored by Ike London, Dec.' 6 (jp — Britetal Gaiies 39c The already ^wlft pace of weap­ well aa.provide a reasonably,Jiy. fod iuur» l- 1, Illinois4»4H4\/I» ^11girl ( whoW41XF UinajJJFCaidisappeared CU withW ILII j •’ »Phorfe------to the VVhlte Hpu.se ^Staff v m s a I ------tarily useful. on invention la creating ''erplext- proof manner bv which liquor out-1 unknown man Tuesdaw night fall*|.**‘’''*^*^-V “ hd aide on netionaise-l a nqi . s» -a ' warned'Indonesia t- asks Board of .Managers (Continued on Page Twelve) 41c I GREEN BEANS The lituation confronting the Stevenson offered 10 go to Paris elude in its N A T O proposals a i Lh 25c United States now ia like that Shfns arenV j q'>e»l'on. iof .Co'mcll Of State Governments last, month as advance "mission-1 sweeping new concept of aid to ' U.S. E.MPIAJYE9 DROP SW??. 'Those outlets falling to obtain "rb consider raretullv and mature- wlilch it faced in the satellite pro­ Hry" spreading the it^ea of a new] underdeveloped rouritrus. Ii would ' Washington, Dee. 6 im—DefMse SKILLETS American Cold War strategy, it | involve a kind of Marshall Plan ' Caiaes YELLOW SQUASH gram. The choice there- waa to S r i '^ r A ------1 “ the question of dlvUion of fed- Department cutbacks brought an­ 39c Lb. 1 9 c nuclear rh*rfte dropped from the (C-onHaiied on Pago He%’enteeii) eral and state authority." Santa Slugging other 36,44M drop in total clviihui M M n iA tT W M M btt 41 A nUM IMN keep the Vanguard aatelltte proj­ ■hip agaiimt an enemy aubmarine.l . ______. w » learned today. , of no-strings, nonmilitary aid. al-^ pre-daopeniag ect on a simon-pure scientific ’’N ew York City Council passes But the Eisenhower administra-1 moat exclusively in the form of ■ employment of the government' Evsn-Plow stgaiB untent Mendyllss | hmilySse TEMPLE ORANGES Dropping depth cha^ea from, a during October. Sen. Byrd (O-Va) benvy eoltaaa. liogns tneirsles deeper. ■ fOOft'S TASTIfU _ I _ Doc. basis, with almost no relation to bill outlawing racial or religious' Uon Ignored his offer, according j long term loans for economic de- ! tad gurchtd Gbrics. Wticha only m ftt. 79c P^ne^is a less satisfactory pro- ReDOl ted Killed discrimination in rental .or sale? Stunt Backfires tc this information, and took hl.'n yelopment, from the Western • reported today. The Senator said Presiei perfectly, Fabric Dial tgisets Joel disJ correct best—00 ^|2.95 I $1 f t . 9 5 tha military mitaile effort. Rua- 5 Ersstt stnbbora whips out cri9 , latin- of private housing in c ity ... Gen- i r------on instead as Democratic tohsult-1 "have" nations to the "have-not" 1 the decline from September to an wrtakles. Oivts you proper beat for ovtry tarnmg . . . ao saxikmf! ! w | 0 M \ \l/ ■ // / DELICIOUS APPLES sIb. making the military choice, Although the Navy claims long j J^ootb ironias. is 2 Lba. 2 9 c of National Council i Cambridge, Maiss., Dec. 6 (A5— ant in the drafting, of plans fori nations o f'A a ii and Africa October total of :,3SS,994 )>er)uuis E»'(s*likg ertatts. u b ^ Luae JO square H eoBvenieat cookini ' won that race! strides liT antlsiibmarine warfare.’In Y e flllO n t B la Z C Cbanpet iBKintly frsSi ctert oa haadk. PoliiM •cever eidrd^ of Churches calls for harder push A Harvard Lampoon stunt — in­ was “the largest decrease since Haaitireeid lift. “itesa" to “dry." ateb sokplals----- r Future Weapons Agency ' other military | officials expres.t i \ strengthening the 15-i.ation .North The former Illln oia'^vern or de- t w m «roksa. •laaiiaitiii or turquoitc. GRAPEFRUIT to achieve n»rld%vlde disarmament volving a public slugging of a the end of the Korean war” j ex- CoppeftOD® or Atuouaimi # ftdkpt • M m Wnk Skedleaa 3 For 29c Looking still further ahead to­ the view tha,lhat detection of enemv i Atlantic Alliance (I’ATO). I feated by Eisenhower iri the 1952 ...... ' •#' Sfowt ward the time of warfare In apace,, aubrtiarinea atill remain* a problem ^ Bxsex Junction. ' Vt„*DeP. 6 (/Pi— 1 in the new age of rockets, nuclear "Santa Claus" - - backfired one of Stevenson waa rej/resented aa , and 1956 presidential elections was September when the de­ PEARS the Pentagon wilt set up some­ not entirely solved. Most wibma-1 ere reported ^ .to have : weapons ^nd satellites." , the pranksters into court today. fecting now that American plan- ■ said to be very pessimistic about' e 2 Lb. 49c ' - ' Capt. J. Howard McGolijrick ap- j ' Maurice C. Thomujon Jr, 19, a King had. not advanced far enough the Paris meeting. This view an. ^ «a * !,407.65l workers. HALE’S FROM '’ViOXfOioekeiLa ^ time this month a new ."Advance rines might be detected, but some “ x'ay.m * f l'* that -swept . ______^ , meeting. This view ap- Research Jf’nojecta A g e n c y ” would get through to lob nuclear- a home on Pioneer Road in the pninteelleve the plans will be Ark.) Hartford, Dec. 6 OP) — Tha ' Saniafionai Now Floverl Headed by m civilian, the func­ continent,fij these experts'.say. lender questioned in Washington The victims were believed to be J>eace n Idon of former Mayor Thomqa DEPAim iENT tion of that upper echelon agency- A portion of the proposed two___ 1 '>« federal court on methods used to charges of disturbing the ready for presentatldn to a N ATO I Eul'orlght. second ranking Demo- -RHKIUU will be to define and develop fu­ billionlllon dollar increase in the :he next | select delegates to Teamster's con­ and ascault and battery. en fe re n c. Dec. 16 in Pari*. Sp^Uc'y Im " and • their vention that elected James R. The Lampoon, as its title im- Stevenson was invited by Presi­ BLACK WALNUT ture weapons which the individual defense' fl budget may go to stepping iThe rem’uv , name was Hoffa Union prealdent. , jilies, is a student magazine de­ dent Eisenhowe< last Tuesday to vatelv wit!) Secret**’™ ' •"®™kig to still be In aerinua Uae Oftk SL Entrance o services, preoccupied .with today's up antisubmarine warfare projectsn rn iL t . ? (v!r o 7 ^ato | rondltlon at Hartford HosplUL FLAVOR •MHALI given as Johnson'. M anchbster Comm- troubles, may fall to (^tcerh or ig­ and construction. U.S. Health Service reports new voted' to humqr and satire. accompany the Anarican del'ega Dulles for 45 minutes veaterdav. xhe hospital ^ d that Mrs, Spal- o n n Fir* departmepti ' from {!ss*x Th^ hitch in . the L a m. p o o n CORNER MAIN i f SAK^m Em M A N C M e e m C * nore.' A R P A will be. an operating •Missile Program Pushed . casea’of influenza and deaths from tion to the Paris meeting o f N ATO He came away calling top “ a much Junction, and the nearby Ethan influenza and pneumqnia gontlnue stuht developed when Cambridge heads o f go'vernment. He declined. lacy, who waa. admitted at I t CAKE MIX •litfit. to develop new weanons and Another, and ■ much bigger por­ greater effort," indicating Dulles p.m. Tueoday, had Improved wiNia MAm.M OAR siaoTs Allen Air Force Base 'fought the to decline all over nation.. .Milton Policeman Warren Jackson wdl- He said his presence there would had not quieted the lenator's ex­ 6 5 •j^ e m a by ttaelf uidependent of tion o f it would go Into the bal­ flames. , “slightly" since Thursday. 8ba C. Lighter,,■'Board Chairman' of nessed the “ slugging" of Mor­ serve no useful piirpuse that hii pressed fears that the administra­ . Individual servleee. it th^n-wm listic missile program. And part of 'The one-4tory building was vir- was brought to tiie beapltaLfrean dsMgnnte n aerviee to operate the Singer .Manufacturing Co.,, elected gan Whaelock. 19, of Bedford, Job as'Qonsultant began and ended tion is underestimating the threat . iuall.v burned to t)is ground when prealdent of National. Assqdation in Waahlngton. Bushnell Menaorial. where she WMpea or syntem it develops. (OMtbHMd «■ SeventoMi) Page flymen arrlyad. . | pif Manufacturers. ^ fCoattaued *■ Pag* Twaiva) Stevenson was re^rtet have had been attending a oaacarl* .0 (Oeatianed oa Paga Twp) oemptalalag of cheat pwiw^