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New Haven, l^Ov.^10 (ff)— f;tud«it fare is cents; r i ^ faw West Redaing, Nov, 10 (IP). .. beyond firat wme to remain un- — West Redding Volun­ The Connecticut Company has changed. filed an application for a fare Stamford Division: Single zone teer Fire House was destroy­ increase xm its bus lines. adult fare, 26 centa cash; student ed by flames early tojiay. Earl R. Mortemore, vice presi­ fllre 15 centa; rate# of fare beyond fD Vote Result P r e s id e n t dent and general maimger, today first zope to remain unchanged. Fire .broke out In the unmanned aald the action *waa taken "with "The anticipated revenue from station shortly after midnight. reluctance,” but had to be done this new .ikiale of fares ,wlU juat The'blaze was discovered by Don­ In 3* States '!to forestall a serious impairment about provide the funds necessary ald Wicks of Redding, one of tee Offers ' f Full of bus service bec»usf. of unfortu­ to meet the arbitrated wage In­ volunteer firemen, who happened nate circumstances beyond its con­ crease,” ha said. - to be passing at the time. trol." j On dct. 12, a 3-member arWtra- In addition to tee wooden struc­ U ndecided r;-- He blauned the decision, to seek tion board awarded tee A Pp^O ture. two engines and a truck were A ssistance AJ higher fares on a new contract Bus Drivers Union a new contract destroyed. / ' won by the union representing the providing for a pay raise of 24^ The cause of tee fire was not Associfited Press iiAtion- By RELMAN MORIN cents an hour *i>reaa over^a 33- determined. ’There was no Im­ bus drivers and mechanics. month period dating back to Oc­ wide returns at 1 :15 p.in. Hyannis Port, Mass., 'Nov. Mortemore said the company hak mediate estimate of damage. From 163,688 of 166,072 vot­ 10 {IP)— John F. Kennedy call­ asked the SUte Public Utilities tober 1 ^ . ; Volunteers from West Redding. Commission (PUC) to authorize At tee time, a union epokeaman Georgetown, Redding and Bethel ing units: ^ ed his first formal press con- V tee following scale of fares said tee pay ralaetl will bring tee resoonded to an alarm, but the Kennedy 33,520,701 (SQ>2 j !'erence as President-elect to­ hourly rate of some 1,060 bus fire was already out of control. ■ Hartford Division: Single zone drivers and mechanics to $2.40 by i>er cent). day, presumably to announce adult fare 25 centb cash or 22Vi January 1961. The employes were Nixon 33,197,233 (49.8 per ;he initial steps in arranging I cfnts token to be sold four for 90 getting $2.15% cents an hour. Cook* Wanted :ent). ' iaison with the Eisenhower cents; studept fare 15 cents, rates Middletown, Nov. 10 — A of fare beyond firat Z«»no to re­ The 2-year contract dispute Kennedy led in 23 sLatbs administration. centered on a ■ controversial clause shortage of cooks is delaying the main unchanged. with 332 electoral votes, Nix- Whether he has replied to Preit- ooenlng of tee Connecticut State dent Eisenhower’s telegram ­ New Haven Dlvlston: Single HoBoltal’s new $5 tnillion Merritt m in 26 states with 191. PLAYTEX LIVING BRA! zone adult fart, 25 centa cash; (Oontinned on Page Four) terday about considerii^ “irob- Hall. ^feeded to win 269. lems of continuity of government \ The new building has a kitchen and orderly transfer of executtva .teat’ will feed an estimated 1,000 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS responsibility'’ waa not disclosed. Normally Declines in Fall patients. , The electoral vote winners In Kennedy’s answer to tee Presi­ playtex will send you thp But tee hospital has been un­ California, Alaska and Hawaii still dent had been ex'pected early tela able to. find cooks for the hall, were undecided today. The results, morning. ^ famous living bra as a gift! which was originally scheduled to however,, will not alter the fact A number of matters also wars open in October. that Sen. John F, Kennedy .won on tee desk of tee President-eleot. . . .all you do is mail them Jobless Total Jumps Dr. Harry 8. Whiting, superin­ tee election. In Bonn, Germany, Chancellor tendent of the' mental hospital, to­ 'California may not know , for Conrad Adenauer said ba la meet­ ddy issued an appeal to residents sure who won out In Its presiden­ *the coupon we will give ing Kennedy next February. Ad- interested In Jobs as cooks to ap­ tial .election until absentee ballots enatMr said ”I will discuaa with ply. are 'counted. you when you select your him everything I - have on my 191,000 for October The new building Is a 250-bed Kennedy squeezed out a hard- mind.” Adenauer said he was pri­ intensive treatment center. fought lead of Just 36,546 In nearly marily concerned with world dis­ new playtejc living girdlel Its kltrljen \vill be used to feed complete returns on better than 6.2 armament, especially nuclear dis­ about 1,000 of the hospital’s 2.800 r^iilllon votes that trickled In from Washington. Nov. 10 (JP) - U n-9 W o l f ^ ’ H'* armament. TTwuus , j ^ unemployment problem Is some patients. Vice Preslt^nt Nixon’s state. From Soviet Premier Nikita •mplojrment Jiunped by 191,000 in jjj nusiness.actlvit ' • ■ - The standings (30.666 o f 30.682 slsrVnees in business. activity and With his mother, Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, left, and his Wife, Jacqueline, watching Intently, President­ Khrushchev there was also a mas­ October although the Idle rate In faUure of ataal producUon to in­ Launching'Speaker precin cts); Nixon 3.083, 727, Ken­ elect John F. Kennedy talks to newsmen at tee H}mnnia Armory yesterday afternoon following hla sage Indicating tee Russian lead­ WITH THE PURCHASE OF A normally declinao in tee fall. Em­ crease from its present rate of Groton,. Nov. 10 {JP) — Gen. Ly­ nedy 3,120.273. ^ elecUon. (AP Photofax). er would hke to meet trite Ken­ ployment dropped by 277,000. llttlo mors than 80 per eent o< ca- man L. Lemnltzer, chairman of There wei^ niore than enoug^ nedy. When the figures were released padity. ■ absentees out’e-; an estimated ISO,"- There waa no indication as to The Job report showed an In­ tee U.S. Joint Chlefsvof Staff, vrill at tee lisbor Department, a gov­ be the main speaker at the 000 to 200,000'"— to award the Kennedy’s attitude toward such ernment apbkesman acknowledged crease In tee factory work waek In state’s unneeded 32 electoral votes a-face-to-face conference. October from 39.5 to 39.6 hours. launching of the nuclear sub- In response to questions teat tee ttiariiie Ethan Allen here Nov. 22, to either candidate. Kennedy Holds 300 Electoral Earlier, Kennedy conferred with report could have been announced Herbert Klein,\ Nlx6n’s press (Oonttnaed on Fage Fourteen) It was announced today. hla aides about selection of a rep­ before Tuesday’s’ election. ' / The generiil has been serving as' secretary, 'declard^ -the absentees resentative to act as liaison with pair at ^ 8tured 22 statM With 3()0 ’Tuesday’s eleetion provided a will make up his afiniinistratlon. PROPORTIONED FOR mold 'n hold . . . zipper ^tyle in of th^ Green Moimtaln Boys, It Is election, votes—31 mb|a teen tee Senate makeup of 64 Democrats But he will need to designate creasing from 3,388,000 In Sep­ tials committee debate, on the 410 feet long. needed 269. Vice Pre^bht Richard and 36 Republicans to replace tee tember to 3,579,000. The Idle figure seating of a Congo delegation soon tee man he expects to step S’TOCKS mOHEB girdle and pantie, 10.95 M. Nixon took control to 25 atatea 66-M division of the present Sen­ Into the shoes of Christian A. usually declines by aroimd 200,000 headed by FresMeot Joseph Kasa- Want Absolute^ Now York, Nov. 1» UR -8 t«^ CORRECT LENGTH extra large (girdle only) 11.95 Blair *Fall Guy* with. 188 Totto. B l^ t' electors In ate. With tabulations in five House, Herter as . secretary of state. In October. yuhu,' Mississippi - and six to - Alabama mariiet-iwlosa were moetiy higla contra:seasanal clim b In ,Th« vote oazM after tee Rui- ■ Bridgeport, Nov. lO ffll — Edwin raees incomplete,, tee Democrats rAmong those- mentioned for this ..... pliM e Mad «e Ae leAeaiiiB wei« not committed. hiad elected 257 mCmbere and the er in lively trading eqriy mis ftaflM i ^p A a. W M i M f oedM eaAaee • ea%pea feed Democratic National Commit­ ning more, than 100,000 behind In 8000 delegation, * headed by Kasavubu. tee Connecticut Safety Commis­ popular vote. , of Preeldent Charlee de Oatille’a Wolfbein, ' asked whether he teeman \Carmlne G^ DeSapio ao- sion and tee Connecticut Associa­ thought the October Job report This proposal was vigorously op­ ' Plans already were under' way etalled fdan to give France a posed by tee Soviet Union, which oapta'poat-eletsUon challenge from tion of Chlefa of Police, drew 135 for Kennedy repreaentativea to Peril Kennedy’s Plans .nuclear striking force. Debre de­ looked "ominous," said he liked to NeTF" York party insurgents and law enforcement officials. shy away from auch an expression/ is backing a rival delegation work with administration officials cided to upotoit a Joint oominit- deidarw, “If It’s a war they want, The three pl^a of legislation in arranging for the changeover tee of the Senate and National Aa- but considered the worsiening Job teey ShaU have It.” . . .District At­ desired by tee commission, Wil­ next Jan. 20,. (The electloB la over and the taska takes office he will have to send sembly to wote out a compro­ picture as "significant." (Coattaraed on Pag* TMrteeu) torney will investigate reports by liams sal^ have previously been Foreseeing a "difficult and chal­ of putting a new program Into ef­ his list of expenses—his budget— mise after .the Senate rejected tiw three Jurors the Finch murder before tee Gmieral Assembly. lenging” period during tee next to Congress. ' $1.2-blIllon project early today. trial Jury No. 2 reaped a partial Chemical test and speed limits fect liea ahead for Sen. John F. four years, .Kennedy said yester Kennedy. HI# proMems and his He- has said he would not ask a verdict once but was directed by bills received no action In 1957 day teat "There la general agree, tax Increase. But he also prom­ BONN OUTS INTERB8T RATSf Reaction Aroimd the World tee judge to continue deliberating, and 1959 while legislation seeking programa as they apply to dpmea- ment by all of our citizena that a tlo affairs are disonaaed by James ised to keep tee budget balanced Frankfurt, Oeimany. Nov. 10 Advanced longer-range model of tee standard report for tee whole aupremex^national effoK la needed (pending no more than la. taken (JV-The We^t German Fed­ Polaris submarine missile snccess- state cam e up .In tee 1959 legisla­ to move tela country through tee Marlow, AP news analyst, in this eral Bank today lowered the first of a aoriea ef three special in through taxes—except in times fDUy fUea more than 1,600 mllea on ture. 1960s. of national emeigrency or severe bank mte from 5 to 4 per eend, i n g maiden flight.... Adjournments The safety director said teat "All of our energies'Will be de­ post-electton articlea.) effeettve .tonMrmw. The notton, the important "little heel" recession. untU Dec. 1 granted to 13 defend- new chemical test legislation voted to tee Interests of the United How teen, in view pf his broad snggeated at .the last Worid . . ' a slim 2 inches! black ai.ts scheduled to plead- to charges would Include an “implied consent” By JAMBS MARLOW and far-reaching promises, would Bank meeting in Waahlagtoa, provlrion. ThlB means, he said, (AP News Analyst) was taken to an attempt to atop or brown calf. teat they committed perjury in ha do the balancing? He suggeet- grand Jury testimony concerning teat although S) driver refused to Washington, Nov. 10 (JP)—Presi­ ed various fields in which he thinks tiie excessive flow of fotelgil rigged television qii^ shows,. take'the chemical test for intoxi­ Rocky Certain dent-elect John F. Kennedy made expenses might be cut. And he la currency into Germany beoanea ‘ cation, hla refusal could still be of hiih toteceat mtoa. In Wash- 1 2 . 9 9 By .THE ASSOCIATED PBl ^arguing tept "Just wars’’ are in. . The Monitor, official newspaper enough campaign promises and going to look for tax loopholes of Trenton’s (N.J.) Roman Cath­ admissible as evidence. Such a pro­ pledges—for better living In that can be plugged up. togton, officials expresaed ant- The giants of tee Cmnmunist evitable as long as-cadtallsm ex- ’64 Contender isfaction over the Genunm lots. olic diocese, says outcome « f presU vision, he explained, is now a part America—to keep him busy for his Still, moat, voters probably nev­ world apUt today In their reacUon Ci. New York state law. '" bank’s action. They rnM tt ' to tee ;alection of John. F, -Ken­ Khriiahchav’s telegram contain- dential election was.j, "hearting four White House years. er heard of bne-tente or even one- ’ The commission' will alsq sup­ Albany; N. F.. Nov. Id (ff)—Gov, fiftlete of the pledges and prom­ should alow down the entflow of nedy, Moscow was friendly,' Peip­ ad no hint o f give in Meikeow’a and inaittriBg.’^ / . , Vast crowds "The theme of this campaign,’’ oapitol from the United Staton r poaltijm. on world lasuea, bowevar. attend open-air Mats today at for­ port In pi^clple' establishment of Nelson A. Roqkefeller, who failed he said, "la going to be action.” ised he made because teey were ing hostile. an ab|i(dute maximum speed Umlt to carry hla home state, for the contained so 'many times, in pre­ to Germany. While most of the free world Japanese. Prime Minister Hayato mal start of In ter-American Mar­ Hla actions—and Jtls frustra­ for-both day and night-time driv­ Republican standard-bearer^' telq pared speeches which, although he looked to tee U.S. President-elect Ikeda" In a talk with neyramer. ian CongreM to- niobillze Roman tions—begin a$ soon as he takes S DIE IN TBNEBIENT FOOB . teemed against “tee Cbrnmimists’. OathoUea against CommaBlsm in ing.. -V w e^, he'rerthelcaa appears certain office and haa to deal with a Con- atood bteind them, ha threw away for dynamic new leaden^p, 8o- There is] now eohslderable eon- to emerge as a contender for tee In order to talk to crowds about Chicago, Nov. 10 U Ph-¥tfa vist Premier NUdte Khrushchev usual way of exploiting a changa Western hemisphere. ■ gresa w)iere, alteaugh_hia Demo­ peraona ' in administration.” ■ ■■ 5- ■-— - Republics Bomtoatlan for presi­ crats retained control of It, tedfe firad off a congratulatory tele­ Sir Winston Chuichill’s daugh­ (Oonttoued on Page Statoen) dent in 1964. ^ (Oontenad on Page Ninetoea) o f her gram to. Kennedy dedaring faadi- Moscow’s Pravda claimed Amer­ ter Sandi brought Into 'London la a .built-in atumbllng block to > ■ ' ■ ■ I ■ of the ohlldiea,lpertalMd mwir ican voters had rajected Viet Vice President Richard M. N.i:$- aaaa for “moat M oidly relafiona" court im ohariio of dmnkenneaa on lost New York by-40p,000 votes, seme of his Ubersl ideas. 0 today when fire' swept tM r . gBd propoalng negotiations on dls- President Richard M. Nixoa be­ This Is tee old coalition of Coii- story brick teneraent bsiUlnSi cause Republican policy had not for MVenth time in past two years although Presldant. Bisanbowfr ■ aimament, Oermany and _ other 8«nipfficlal newjh 2 Youths Hanged carried it hy lA miUtcn in 20M ■sryaUye8,L. M oat Jtopublieana. and Vice Pr^ident Gets Police ebuM j conformed to.-^*thte-intereete of southern' Democrats. -The:)' can tonnlne the oanse ef the blaiw ta Odd War Issues., • safeguarding peace.” Mofcow paper Itevoiucion makes bamurt and KooKefeller 'kaa alaptad by Khrushchev, who blamed Presi­ play o f reoeot labor troaUes, block, blast'and baffle the man Several Job Offers the West Side tenentoilt dlstriet. Radio aald soma obaervera be­ For London Death more than a hailf-million votoia two' The dead all were Nenraas. dent-Elsenhower for tee U2 inci­ lieved tee new Sdminlatratton Btrikas and discord in several yeaira ago. In the W hite House. dent and .collapse of the Paris Washington, Nov. 10 (Ab—Sev­ Burned to death were Baaetta would make a “more realistic ap­ Lhtin American coimtriea London, Nov. 10 Brit­ But^ despite this Mtbacfc to Ra- A president can operate to one Woods, S7: ' two daogMers, summit, said he hoped Soviet- praisal of tee International aitua- L’Oaservatore Romkno warns ish youths, 18 and 28 ^ears old, publican fortunes, Rockafsiler's at three ways In dealing with Con- eral uhlvaraitles, law firms and Audrey Brown, 12, and Betty ^ Amarieah relations “will ’ again tton.” ^ agpinat what it deacribca aa il- were hanged today for kicking a name ia certain to loom large ^ m : Forcefully, like Wilson and corporations already have offered Brown, IS; their ooumanlosa , fdUoir tee line along which they The election of Che first Romss lasioBa teat So'riet-Chlnese Coin man to death after robbing him when tee OOP ktarts aeekin’g Franklin D. Rimievelt; belliger­ poeitiona to Vice President Rich­ James Lauftoh, 11, and Bebert S A N D U R OF BOSTON’S COLETTE . , , tri» evcrythingr were developing In' Franklin Catholic president was received ihunlst front might be weakening! on a towpath beaido tee Thsmes. national leader to restore the par­ ently, like Tmmiui; or cautiously ard M. Nixon, an aide says. Brool^ 75. Anotlwr daughter, RooMvalt's time." with satisfaction at tee Vatican. The hanging of. Fraitcia ty to the victory trails. like Hafdlng and Eisenhower. But hla press secretary, Herbert '5-year-old. Jaala Brown, wan. ■ Uncensored copies of "Lady G. Klein, said laat n ig h t ,h* luid Newer and rounder at ^ the throat, newer and really point^ at the Red China’s official New China Pope John XXm , In a congratu Chattetley*# Lover "go on sale In syte, 18, 'may asslat today and many shops sell out In against capital punishment in squeaky victory over Vice IhvBi' Nl««BlA'iuBCrS DlOttl; - you” and expresaed his good wish­ He Mtablished hbnself as a pr.esldency next Jan. 20. ing... cAamanW/ black only , 7 . 9 9 oM of America’s richest fam- fiyet law m iaut^/. .Tunisian gov Britain. But In contrast to tee dent Richard M. Nixon bos de­ NInmey, Nigaria* Nov. 10 lliea and called him an advocate es to "the beloved American peo- noisy demonstrations teat have dominant infhienco In party at- prived him before he atuto of There .was no immediate word —The National AaoesaMp of tfeia:- pie.” . MniiMht. makes new demaifd on aoeompanied some previous exe­ ahy possibility of his femtinlng of military spending and 'war Fnmee to give an Mg Mval base fairs last , eummqr whan he pre­ that awe profeealonal politicians 00 fonsor Vlencii Afriesm oolsny I, • te line with tee Vatican’s avoid­ cutions, only small sil«t crowds vailed upon Nixon to incorpotato in polities. prepimtlons. at JrO Oallembert, have for a lieavy winner. ,Tbe comment made claisr that ance.of comment on tea religious atood outside tea two prisons, » a large portion of the Rockefeller ConfronttoZ Kennedy Immedl- The' Nixons Were oteered . last issue cduriiig the csmimlgn; the Who I ho haf six old masters ,boi'i..____ . tea alaethm has sot altered Peip­ stoM it‘ Forsyth waa hanged at Wands­ vlewe in the GOP national plat­ alaiy will be two domastto p n ^ night by a crowd of about 500 ’MM] Ppntlff made no mention of Ken­ ilo b « was transporting worth Jill in South London. Harris form . when teey returned by Jet alritow ing's hate-Amerloa policy. teem Arrested lems invotvlnr money: nedy's OiteOUeisnu |hit Vatican disd at Pentonville, five miles to RocdiefeUer would have two nifi* • I. The country has had an soo- from CaUfomla: With .tbp Vice THa dltftfilng Rsd reactions re­ chpoles sarlier'had sxptssssd grgU- and I wMi tryfaig to) zw nfiie flected . -the MoscowrPeiping ar­ the north acroes the TIiameB. Jor barriers to amiMjng control, e< noBde downturn. He must 1^ to Presidimt' and hla wife. were.thstr fleatlon that tbs issue ssemsd,to Thslr vlcUm WM Allan B. 3*$. OOP nationalMutmu suBirasaffalrat aoiiio*xnnfct taeritahle becauat oom- 'Cdnsiffvativevathrs RmiMUaa 1 ^ . w$th.a cost saUmato foe UM pio- For NiKon,' tt wan' thaiffilA'-if A Oounty WmOeml :tnm - wttel|Jtea> ' With ■ PrineoM; a^M fivsi) iua gtri a $100 'Bsn. Barfy fCiiiMa Ito'jn m a w r. Ninon aald it •t,0004alle giHfit for the fotfitT awatem eaa trhaapli by piaodfiil ■ bis eeMgiMtlSB, and tea Bad OihUM wM M ha W btittSB. Ksin ’ ( " ^ « I’.MI H^atad fid '4lMt B id aesn aftsr Iw OB FfigO 'SOTPSMMlZ A .-"l! i. 2 . i l a A.. . 1 - ■ r ' i - r . 3 ~ 7 1 7 * j t MANCHESTEB EVENDfP H1»ALD, «ANCHESTB^ CONN« THUR3DAy. NOVEMBER 10,' 1980. IIA N C ^ T E R BVl»fING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THtTRSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960 PAGE t B M >»Acn TvrO' I'h titata'i lelmi i >6Mi4 Ion Ruling the week in the la- iiiiliP Rodcville-Vmioii S n s t " o ( ' "ohurdiL attandanea, tJN Tim ps in Coi^p ohureh activity aaS ehiuch sup­ Sheinwold oil Briidge port • _ / _ .' B s m s s r Stated ' ol. Irish Soldiers y^at6r Company Propose* The annual basaar of the Rodi- 9 villa Methodist Church, aponaorad by the WBCS. wUhbe held Satur­ LsopoMviUsk .The Oengo, Hof.fv The KlkivatB Were converted ia- W ® 1 K a YIN» BBTOOB Sale of Excess Reserves day, atertlng at 1 p.m. A jpublle 10 (/IV-United Nationsitkms Uoom...... m -

recant- fltpUDD tnvftlid* chester High School engaged thia Community ;Hill Nov.> 18 storting Reseiwatlona ohould be made which the yacclhe controlled. condemned ybuths from ,a ^m ber toon FlAjrtKmio The Untouchable* f. so. S3 of prominent persons, .*including The Informant reported Forsyth 161-103 'Oak St. Mrs. CharlM Jawofskl, 88 e s y * •41 W«*ther._New« & BporU Ann Bothern Show ance of Stewardahip Sunday thia ly. Elizabeth 'Prentice and .Paula Bsvatal ttm*% ths union took ‘ auinmer aa consultant to' the Bol­ at 8 p.m. Parents o f children tak­ with Mrs. John Hagan or Mrs. Wil­ the Earl of Harewood, first cousin for days had been "shouting and Charles BotttceUn to Charles aniL Rd. :'i:iO Country Style The Ford Show Vanty, members of Mrs. Andrew strike votes but failed to got thS: ton Board of Education, presented! ing the Grange square dance les­ liam Neumann. Other couples of SEAFOOD TALKS SET 8porU.~ New* Ik Weather Hong Kong week at First Congregational screamlng.from the condemned cell Mary M. Botticello, property at 10:00 Groucho^arx . ». « Guper'a Stitch and Stir Club, re­ the same report he made 'verbally sons in the CDmnvUnlty Hall the the church are cordially invited. Washington — About 400 ex to . Queen Elizabeth n . Brave Stauion Church. The enlistment visitors nasdsd two-thlrda majority lor a ■I don’t want to (He. I’m too young, 155 Oak St. m a s q v e b a d k K Wild...... BiU Hlckock Million Dollar^ Movie 18 ceived drusmaker awards. Kathy to the Board Monday. same evening are Invited to. play Those attending will meet at the ports ftom 80 nations' are to at . Forsyth’s last request on the New*. Sporu A.Weather 3 waUcout until last spring, 'when It ' Trade Name ' Real name of George Sand. tlM -«:4B John Daly „ will receive their Ifnal assignments Darwin received a food preparation Tho i^eport recommends that a cards during the periofL local church at 5;i6 p.m.' Persons t6!id A world'\C«irtiferBnB6 cot the eve o f his execution was. to see his to die' HuaUey-HrlnUey 10:15 Play of the Week 3 set the walkout vfor Ifay 16. W D A B own girl friend, 17-year-old; Mar­ Ralph W. Cameron and Harold French author, waa A m a a d t h 'a award. Carol Ursln, n recreation DooaiBa Bdwarde 10:30 Shotgun Slade ' in a brieflitg MSelon held after the L e * than 18 hours bsfora the Junior high plant R COMPLETE U9TINO Call to Kumar,” ' and a recording He was Eom cn tUSj^ 4,1922, at of sample Interviews, titled, "You Mothers Club will hold a "Fun moans o f stringent students. Night”, at the home 'of Mrs; An­ Dodge OdSnty, Wlsi He stands 6, sound busliMM In th e ’ present system st the Will Be There.” 108 drew Gasper on Hebron Rd. at 8 feet 10 knd weighs* between had Just begun to move elementary achool, Bailey states The Chriatlan Enlistment vlsl' and 176;pounda. - of the red.* It le not, bo tors are Elwood Hudson, Gordett' p.m. today. Members are remind­ he found the program of Grades 7 Radio ed to. wear slacks. Schultoi inui a .UMdlum build, any. poaitkm to finance sucli'iu.,— MacDonald, Guy Outlaw, Ronald* and 8 unsatisfactory and not com­ (Thlf luting tnclndeg mily the* aewe broadciwta of t§ W ih-enlaiita hazel eydi, '8( medhiiH. complexion, cree* In wages out oftts pw Biad parable to other towns. This is Bockus, Eldward Tyrol.,Willis CoV; MssM^iester Evening Herald and brown'hlair which is receding or prospective funds. ifegth. 8om« etstlona carry-other ohort *w *M ta). ell, Howard Stanley, John McGulrs,: especially so in the fields of mau A a d w iie r oorrMpondent, Cindy at the toinplei;’ ’ "The company cankiot Avolil,:*' at arts, home economics, art, and it J WDBC—1888 A 9:06 NIghtbeat Mr. and Mr*. Allen R. Yate'Sh., He has a one%ch scar on his prevafit certain 'lmmadlat«;>^ahd URTON’S PfaasIWlfl telephone Pilgrim '11:0U Newa Richard Yale, Mrs. Ruth Whltnsy, music. :00 Newa 11:15 Sporte Final S-68M. noMS, a half-indh bear under his vary Mrious resiilts o f tiia uhltra- Following the 'report Bailey :10 Art Jehnaon Show 11:25 w&r Wcalher Mrs. Roscoe Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Wft eye, a two-inch occur on the tkxi award. i 1;06 Raynor Shlnea 11:301:30 StarltStarlight Serenade John Conlan, Mrs. Stevs Ursln snd answered questions on school prob' :06 Spotlight on SporU 1:00------Signol iff right aide o f hla neck and a two- "For ona thing, it has lems. OpMi Tkuridayt 1106 Raynor Shlnea w r o r —lu f Mrs. Doris Chamberlain. inch scar on hiq right knee. forced to cancel an order fCr new r05 Sign Oft 6:00 Newe. Weather In answer to a question on put­ STILL GOING STRONG!. . .New Items Every Day... WBAV—t il Also Jack Carlcy, Raymond P. ZBA Hears Bids Hla name la tattooed on his left equipment totalling 8668,786. Thla and Fridays 8:16 Conn Ballroom Houle, John Parker, OMrge Parks, ting the school program on double _____ Itg 8 7:00 Bob Scott forearm and he has a faded tattoo equipment included 'new modern •Melons to get more lise out of >f:80 John Daly 8:00 Ray Somera - Nelson Warner, Mrs. Judy Msc- From 8 Nov^ 21 buses scheduled for delivery next O itW SWrt Riot fe40 Big Show U:UU New* of a heart, cross and cmrow on hla the buildings, Bailey said It has Tills F.M.— • t;00 Edward P. Morgan 11:10 Ray Somer* Donald. Miss Irene Lathrop, Miss left hand. January 1 for the heavy winter Mary Lathrop, M l* Galls Jen- proved impractical and should not FAMOUS MAKER WbOL aqd KOYAL O •»»:16 Big Shn# 12:00 Del Raycee Show Eight appUeaUons for excep­ He has worked as a truck driv­ traffle. be used below the high school :00 John W. Vandarcook WINF—121* nlngs, Lawrence M * , Lawrence "Secondly, it haa had to choose :SO ihiniic Affaire <;00 Financial New* tions to sonhig rules will be pres er, mechanic, heavy equipment level. In Manchester when th« S:02 sign Off. 8:06 Shnwcaae and Now* Jillaon, Robert Grenon, Clifford ented before a Zoning Board of operator, railroad fireman, briok- between the unpleasant aUetna- 7:00 Fultpn Lewi* Jr Benson, Donnal Carlberg, and Rob tives of Increastog bus far* or program waa on double sessions „ w n o^ iiw h/tl5 i - ~Evening ■ *■Devotion* Appeals public hearing Monday, mason, and la said to be a good for four years ha said the failure i|:00 News ^ ert Post. Nov. 21, at 8 pjn. at the Municipal cook. He enjoys fishing, hunting drastically curtailing bus service. ).it20 Weather and Sporu 7:90 Showcaae and New* Also Eugene Schwanke, Howard rate Increased from 50 to 100 per '.fSO Album of the Day ;00 Newa Building. and ice skating. I t has decided on the increased .A;i6 Three Sur Extra S:06 The World Today Jennings, Charles Nicholson, Wil­ bus faia so that the pubUo would cent. He pointed out that It took 8:30 Showcaae and Newt Among the requests will be a Schultz la known to have operat­ four more years for the failure >7:00 Dick Purtell 11:00 Muaic Beyond the Star* and Newa liam Pratt, J. Tanslsy Hohmann Mventh application since March ed in the past with an accomplice not be deprived of a service that '5:26 Point of Law Jr., Robert P. Asinger,'Francis rate to return to normal because ^ 4 5 NBC Newa 12:06 World N«w* Roundup 1953, requMtlng the erection of dining an armed robbery and may is essential to its need,’’ 12:18 Slgnoff __ ___ Haines, Ralph Ransom, Donald the students had acquired such 11:06 Popa Concert an addition to building to be used have been aaslated In hik prison The basic single zone adult fare Richards, Clifton B. Iforta. Frsd lax study habits. —------' for industrial pfiicposea In Rural brecA by ah araoclate, la 20 cents cash. "tumor" or "growth” v^th "can­ erick Senkbell, SteWsrt Holslng- A public hearing on the pro­ On the quMtion of combination ton. Elver Holslhgtni. and Tauno Zone, by'Kurtz,tBros., Inc., tool . Ha Is usually armed, has been in gradM, Bailey felt they were un­ cer." and die makers at 347 Keeney St possiession of firearms during posed IncreasM la scheduled for ^metlmes, as in a mulUpatlent Kukela. satisfactory because neither group ^ The bqard has danied-flva pte- armed robberies and has allegedly 10:30 a.m. Dec. 21 at ths Stots The ward, the dkmage Is inflldted on a Plan Square Dan* Office Building, Hertford: receives the full attention of the vioua. variance requests from threatened thb lives'of others if he teacher and there 1* point of patient other than the listener. The Community Club will hold Kurtz Bros., tb erect an addition escaped from prison. Such as occurs when the ward a square dance In the elementary diminishing returns. The program Doctor Says to tha building,.' in April 1961, He Niould be considered extreme' Tax 100 Times Greater o f tho Bolton Elementary School busybody and gossip leam f that a school at 8 |l.m. ly dangerous. fellow patient once had A venereal Rad CroM Annual M *tlng March 1950, June 1957, May 1959, has combination rooms. and February of This year. One re­ Ajiy person having or, receiving Washington—In 1933 the total Girls* and dUcase. , Other Buelnees / s Wayne With patlente. Is the need for cau-, Hebron and Columbia, Wright, extentloH of permission to telephone dlrectoiy. brary to purchase library materi­ In conversations directed to. dr Writing in the Rocky Mountain als aa suggested by the Boltcjn Those who have contributed to maintain free standing ground overheard by, the sloir person or a: Medical Journal, Cheek presents Eklucation Assn. evidence that the surgical patient, the Red Crosa fund drive are sign west of 1149 E. laddie Tpke.; rear of building which will ba In yieltor to the cUnic or ward. and WiUiam J. ilaguire, variance Residence Zone A at 110 Main St. Mrs. Robert, Warfel and Mrs. Even with these precautions, it during anestheaia, has the capacity eligible to vote for the election of Arthur Scanlon, ways and means to hear and remember meaning­ officers. The meeting Will also in­ la requested to divide land into (Residence Zones A £ C); and Rofularly to $4-—points and solids IE J m p d ■ 8 1 b 1 e to estlniate the lota with leas frontage than reg­ oo-chalrin'en o f the PTA, reported •mount of mental angtjUh inflicted ful sounds. y clude the hearing of reports and Frank D’Amico, to erect an addl-- ulations allow on north side E. Uon. to a nonconforming garage ‘>1 I' • that $108.27 was realized from 'Ey careleea remarks and loose talk. Although sufficiently under in­ any other business proper to come the bake aale held on the green fluence of drugs to register no Eldridge St . ; at36WeUaSt. Sometimes the damage U done before the meeting. at the center on Election Day, pain or discom fort' during the Applications involving Resident In Business Zone II, William hy a medically correct statement, 00 Pints for Bloodmoblle Mrs. Robert Young volunteered SPECIAL! such as the cact that tha listening operative procedure, the words ex­ Zone C% exceptions include: An­ Osborne o f 275 Main St. requests «x .*• changed by surgeons, anesthetists Mrs. J. Tansley Hohmann Jr., thony pLtula, ^ divide parcel-of extentlon of permission to have a to serve as the PTA represenU- \ ^ tien t is the victim of a malig­ Man- and nurses may be heard and chairman of the day, wishes to land Into two Iqta, one of which repairer’s license; and Fred An­ EARLYBIRD tive to the Lutz Museum lit GIFT PAJAMAS nancy. Or that survival U a mat­ thank all the blood donors and chMter. Infants' Blanket SLEEPERS ter of only a few days or weeks. stored in the deep layers of the will haim less frontage than al­ nuli! asks permission to dimin­ brain-—much as they are in a deep others for their assistance In the lowed, north of; 62-04 North St.; ish a lot frontage east of 69 Mrs. Ralph Strickland and Mrs, Sometimes the damage is done Frederick Crowley volunteered to hy misinterpretation of fragments hypnotic trance. bloodmoblle visit to Andover. A MrS; M. Trianb^ for parking at Birch St. ^PEH SAVERS in the light of Cheek’s studies, I total of 60 pints was given, al­ serve on the committee to study of an overheard conversation. Such Here are Just a few limited the question of whether the PTA M a patient's Unking the words (,recall many limes when patients most meeting the quota of 75. repeated to me fragments of con­ Nine donors were rejected. quantity items for Early Mrd should secede from the Stale and ♦1.94 versations that I was certain they The donors were- recruited as WJD.A3. shoppers. . .ALL National PTA and^ become a aepa couldn’t have heard during their follows; Andover, 88; Columbia, INCREDIBLE VALUES! Look! You've Seen Girdles rate 6rgajilzatloh. Mrs. Albert Roguloriy $4 stay In the operating room. Hemingway, past president of the 25; and Hebron, six. Roqulor $5— all waathar w aight. Not being as keen as Cheek, I The Bloodmoblle unit w u . * t 175 BETTUt PTA. *nd Robert Dixon, the Nylon laca— lixas 4 to dtsmhiied these experiences with up in the First Congregational Like This At $12.50 prMcnt vice president, are the the ready explanation that someone other members of the' committee. Church social room. Posters were who' waa present during the pro­ BLOUSES Members present »approYed the exhibited throughout town urg­ cedure carelessly sounded off. suggestions of .the executive board Limittcl Quantity Now that I've read these new ob- ing residents to give their vote, of the PTA that the open house ■eryatlons. I'm 'quite lure that my then give their blood in an effort ♦ 1.94 You've Seen Girdles held in October should be held explanation was inexact and un­ to make this first visit of the on two evenings instead of one, kind. If only I could identify those Bloodmoblle to this tdwn a most Rgquiariy $3-$4 viaitation periods to the class­ MUK-LUK SLIPPER SOX JERSEYS I must have wronged, I’d apologise successful one. Like This At $10.95 rooms should be M hour in length most humbly. Instead of 18 minutes, and that MH.UON Chlekmpox Count Low Cheek draws two practical con­ While chickenpox has broken 119 FAMOUS an outline of the .teaching, pro­ clusions from his studies. out In town, only * v e n students gram for the room should be sent DOLLAR MOVIE The first i* to caution operating are now abaent from the elemen­ You've Seen Girdles home in advance so that parents jroom staff* -to be as guarded in' tary school becauM of It. BRAS would have an opportunity to look Iheir conversations as they’d be if wk)1»w!LS* It over. the patient were wide awake. Parent OonferenoM Set The next meeting of the' PTA Uuren Bacall Parent conferences have been Like This At $8.95 Tile second 1* to put the pa­ ^1.94 will be held Dec. 14 when the an tient's awareness to practical uee scheduled at the elementary jjual Christmas pageant will be Ragulariy $2.50 Rt^ulwly $2-^Toddle.ri 1 by giving encourageme'nt and help­ school today beginning at 1:15 Roqiilariy to 3.9S presented by students. ^ 0 HAVE and ful suggestions ]u8t as the ekllled p.ih. and continuing until B p.m New Book. List IT A'. V hypnotist does to the subject that’s Report cards will bs given to the New books added to the Bolton HAVE NOr been placed In a trance. patents and discuaaions will be here it is at Public Library Include the fol­ I think those conclusions make ■ held on the individual atudent’s 50 TALBOT lowing fiction; Barsha, Corsicana: At 7 and lO PJd . on good sense. ' progrbss and methoda of working NOW Deal, Dragon’s Wine; Doughqrty, SWEATERS A Summer World; Gaddis, Nurse Hilary; Hough, Lament for a City; Lockridge, The Golden Man; Mac- FUR-TRIMMED Channel ^ 2 .9 4 Lean, Night Without End; Mul- SKIRTS MORIARTY BROTHERS RlRgutoify $4 to $9 vihlll. The Sands of Kalahari; Ran­ •/ dall, Sisters In Nursing: Rayner, AUTO MART OF VALUES: The Long Haul; Seifert, When Doctors Marry: Stanley, Clbolo 45 TRICOT Gold. ^ Pleats, Sheaths, 1961 MERCURY Non-fiction books added include: Plaids, Solids. COAT PETTICOATS Adams, Album of American His- METEOR 400 tcry, 1917-1953; Adams, Diction­ For thb enca a ytor SALEt ary of American History, five vol­ ^2-POOR ♦ 1.94 umes; BartletL, Familiar Quota­ CRIMNAL SEDAN tions; Boylston, Creative Expres­ SPECIAL PURCHASE! Ro^iilariy $3. sion with Crayon; Davenport,Tall SALE! INVESTIGATOR f r H Girt’s Handbook; Dow, Brooms, ♦ 2199 Buttons, and Bows; Gunther, Tak- 12,000 Miles or ONLY DOWN ^ w eh at the Flood; Lansing, Endur­ Siiye Up To $32 At 9 P.M. on L-Vear Warranty eXIM DLL GIRL ance; Shackleton’s IncrediWe 'Voy- s g t ; Ogbuen, The Marauders; " ^ y With Confldesoe From Hartford Oountys Oldest fttitpti*** CA^lHMERES LIncolB-Mercury Deeleri* ,, l^kard. The Waste Makers; On Hm m nwqnMkent Richardson, The. Fascinating •xtra long-lag World o f Astronomy; Petersen, fur trinunod btautiat Channel 1961 COMET ♦ 1 0 .9 4 The Complete Book ot Hot Rod- Roguloiiy to $17.99 ponty girdla dinRv-..Se]f, Ridinr Simplified; 2-DOOR Slaughter, The Land and the ROBE iuy tha coot of your th'omlse; Van Rensselaer, becorat- OfvQIM fQWWy*, SEDAN OJv Tng with Pods and ConM; Zechlin, "The Better Compact With Ftaa W IXATHHt PAIM Oar Styling” _ Complete Book of Handicrafts. Meeting PMtp(>lqhed 12,000 MIlea or ONLY C A A t f DOWN ♦ 1998 GLOVES The regular meeting of Bolton 1-Year Warranty Homemakers will be held Nov.. 30 Ro^ular , from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Com­ to $M . LOW BANK RATES— SS MONTHS TO PAY munity Hall. .This meeting, orig­ HANO POPS 9 4 ^ . >1 \ • Siz6s S-M-L-XL. inally scheduled for Nov. 16, had F e a t u r i n g Roguloriy $3-$4 to be postponed ss floors of the 1961 ENGLISH FORD hall will be In the process o f be­ RafMOii Hanton ing refinished. St FLANNCL SENSAi:iONAL UNDER SLAX! Firemen Cooperate mi LaaaanT SaaborS ANOLIA The Fire Department supplied RogukHT ONLY SLEEPWEAR 1. Non-roll waist Band of Htfaaca eluttc . . . full floodlights for the Republican to $110. A r 9*40 PAH. on 2V4 In wide. and Democratic headquarters dur­ *195, $ 1 6 7 3 ing the evening hours qn' election DOWfl I W / l P S. Extra Long -Mid-Length ao Important to com fort. . * day. ♦ 1.94 so necesmry for control. “Your Better Buy of The Imparto Featuring 4-ipeed Firemen answered a call yMter- We’ve a winning ticket . . . simply Channel TransmlsaloB and Vlajrl latarior." RegiilaHy $3-14 8. Satta Laatex IVont PaneL Also reinforced back panel A y at 4:15 p.m. to extinguish a elegant furs . . . aumwrted■ ’ by -luparl barb for extra flrinheM. •.-vy:- •- i brush iNre on the property of Kan- woolras . . i from tha moat diatliM High Trad* — Low Frio* w L ow Salwriiaa Overhead ' V neth Griffin of French Rd. About 4. Power Net EIm Uo. Cool, white, xheer . . < for loDg, guishad inilU in. America, on You Oaa Bs gars of g|tfvf!Ml After ntfStols! , 145 SKIRTS and • half acre of land wai 9umed ' leAn U i^ and full length control. ever with no property dantoge. form of_the mwt imi»rtJm^mh(^ ■ v: iV 8i Stay-dewa OonfartablB Leg of ooft laoyrtaifla, Orange tets Sale ettaa!. Junior, Missy and Weman’a SLACKS Bolton Grange* will aponaor n sizaa . . . trimmed with fox,' MORIARTY d. 4 EenovaUe Oartora. , Chriatmae sale Nqv. 19 at .the Obnununity Hall starting at 1 beaver or^lynx! ♦ 3 .9 4 pjm. The aale will Include booth* tor 'ehUdrao. 6eeoratloiui.-apnfiA ' tnir work, baked leedK 4*d M l M AdYfle 9 ” i. . I V'-' *

i ■ J: -1 V- ,-i{' ■■. HANCHESTRR BVENINO RERALp, IfANCHESltlt, COima THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960 'fA iH tfU itik ■..' * VJ.'l • "• MANCHE^Tlft BVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, *nnJBSDAY, NOVEMBER lO, 1960 rIBZZ ■

V .: » ' -.0 ^IB^ketball - - ■ 7 % . • Poster Awirdi i ■M3 mts Slated Made to 1 & Rural, Area / •• 'V The Rockville Fir* Ddpnrtawiit : ,V ‘ ■ '' ■■■ Vi runl Vcnum from ^ S haa awgrded prises to four Dojn . It y«u« old will gather and fotir jlrlB who wetw ju^Md. Vatnon Btomentary School winners o f the department’s n r * diim Noy. 12 at » am . to Prevention Week poster centeat, ' onroU 1b the fourth annua^.Vemon held Oct. * through 15. Oommonlty Baaknlwll program. Fire Chief John F. Ash* and program dlraOtw R oM it Tucker Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr, gav* Vt Talcottnila predlcu the largeet out the prlzea during the meeting turnout In the history ot the pro­ of the City Council this week. gram due to the influx of new Chief Ashe complimented the tamUWa into the rural area and youngatera on their drawings, tlM number o f boya who will not \IMIDN whlqh depicted. In one fashion or he nBle to play in the Rockville another, the various fire buwrdn aeldgat liague this year. ^ supermarkets and the mdthoda o f fire preven­ le n t yaara* aponeore have indi tion. eatad they will support teams in “Each year,” Jthe chief said, tour the program again this year, ’Tuck­ biggest drive during fire preven­ er said. The sponsors are Aldon tion week ig through the achoola. Spinning Mills. Vernon Square We ftel that youngatem retain Dance Club, Zahner’a Men’s Shop Ym v SiMpptnd ConwniMicvsi what they learn at school'age and Faganl Bros. Construction Co. AU STORK W U II it staya with them for a long tline.'* B ur/s Shopping Center ,and Vltt He said the poster contest was a Bar’s • Garden Center. Basketball OPEN VETCRAN'S DAY new venture this year. uniforms, bought last year, will be First prize In the girls’ divi­ used this year, ’Tucker said, niDAY, NOV. Illh sion. a large doll, went to Jeanne According to Tucker, the league Raszcsewskl o f St. Joseph’s Sdhool. nersonnel ’’donate all their services Second prize, a badminton net, f S the good of the boys.” Funds went to Gayla Amaden of Hortb- for operation are contributed by east School. Jan L.' Rothman and mem ben of the community. Boys Janica Forbes,' both of Northeast attending the opening session are School, won third and fourth prizes, asked to bring sneakers and gym a tennis rai:ket and a moddl fflr* elothes. Sessions last from 9 a.m. engine, respectively. ‘ to noon. » Coaches expected to participaU In the boys’ division,. Michael In the program Include Len Isicla, Hiaatinga, Northeast School, won Dee Sarty, Leland Dickenson, Ban­ t e a l drat prize, a complete model fire S A L E ei^gine set. John Fumell, also of dy Palmer and Don Geer. Official opening of the pro­ orthcMt School, won a baseball glove for secon d prize. David gram will be slated for a Sunday Raazczewski and.Robert Pragluakl, afternoon In December. both of St. Joseph’e, won third and Serai-Fro Team Vetoed fourth prizes of a football and a... Rockville will not enter a basket­ model aerial truck, respectively. ball team In the semi-professional Pennington Valley League thU R'B CHOPS - o. ...« ‘ 1 2 ' year, although there has been some ^ r e s t in a league entry. Chai^er Expects Robert P. Berger, who has been VEAl CUBE STEAKS ' S i ' active in basketball organisation in 100 at Banquet RockvlUe, said the per-game cost FULL CUT Of mslntslnlng a semi-professional FULL CUT SHOOlDERROASr More than 100 persons are ex­ team Is prohibitive. BUTT HALF pected to attend the dinner-meet­ In the early 1950s, the Amerl THIS COUPON ing, sponsored by the Manchester ean Legion sponsored a tesm in u SHANK HALF BRMSTOFVEAI i i Chamber of Commerce, honoring the Farmington Valley League. In r 4 9 ‘ Edaon Bailey, retired principal of recent years, however, there has Manchester- High School, and Su­ been none. s mUNION Berger met with a few men in­ perintendent of Schools Arthur terested in a leagua team at the Illlng, who plana to retire next Legion Homo two weeks ago, but -‘s g -fs :--- year. BO plans were developed after cost o m t The affair, being held at Fiano'n was discussed. HADY-TO>IAT HAMS. READY-TO-EAT HAMS ir I RiADY-TO-EAT HAMS Restaurant in Bolton Monday at However, the Rockville Porma 6 p.m. will also have as guests of Ib.t •iiS*S Frozen Treafs / nent Recreation Commission will SHANK PORTION lb. B U n PORTION lb." CENTER SLICES the Chamber’s business and pro- organlfs a senior league In the city, fesainnal members, the mayor, I veroyn.X-a- • m—a—trw iw », Bh wpvivi^v#--- e----■ ---- GRAND UNION with a schedule of games begin­ f raamr Quam Froaan BraaiarQiiaanO iaimad fcCbbad G w idlM ofi Froaan Board of Directors, the new town ning Dec. 1. ’The Intrs-clty league CLEANED SHMMP engineer and more than 60 new will probably contain eight teams, NUTTEItED STEAKS BEEF STEAKS SCALLOPS MEAT teachers of the. Man cheater School Berger said. 18-oz. 7 oz.' System. He added that tti« American frozen Sponaorshtp of 26 teacher’s din­ pkO. pkoi. POT PIES Z ’ J V . Lagion will enter a team In that pVg. " " 2 ners la atm needed to make the Isagus and the team plans to play SIADROOK event a success. It was reported by games with members of the Farm­ the Chamber. i n g ^ Valley League when games MIXED VE6ETADLES 2 ' . v 3 9 * Special gueata will be Intro­ can be arranged. s duced by Louis Olmstead, chair­ Ff>&sh *f^ck-of-ihQ~CropProcfuc& MUDV _ . . _ I KnCHM M.I man of the Chamber’s meeting 1'0-ei.2^C BUHTH$ 2 li” 69* I SPINACH « „„ committee and will include Cham­ Tomkiel to Attend ber President Hayden Griswold FLORIDA— SEEDLESS S W S r— FLAVORFUL Sr.; Mayor H uold A. ’Turklngton; Clerks Seminar William Fitzgerald, chairman of (? ^ ir y Dgpsu^tnQhi Qpsct^l^ ! the Kducatlon Committee; Ray­ Town'Clerk Bdward J. Tomkiel AGED ' mond Rogers, new principal of the wlU attend the two-day annual Manchester High School; and Wil­ Connecticut Town Clerks Confer­ liam McGoohan of the Howell ence being held Friday and Sat­ m P E F R U IT ANJOU PE SHARP Cheney, Technical School. urday, Nov, 18-19, at the Univer­ aiuciMS A film on all major develop­ sity of Connecticut, he announced CHEDDAR WITH PmMM Ml II,. ments In urban development, high­ today. way and state building construc­ ’The conference, be attended DOWNEY tion, Industrial parka, achoola, M- to oi by town and city clerks from some HAIR PR 7 H . brariea and other municipal build­ enWAMON pkg. To Cohneoticut communities, will HONEY DUTTER ings In the Mancheater-Hartford Involvs discussion panels and for- area will be shown the group. tuna on problems of their profea- KRAFT sion. ■ACOR • CAMK f; “29* An opining addraaa by Conneo- CHEESE SPREADS.S PRlCf^, while frosting, milk. Colorado (8), Florida (10), Hawaii Friday: Fish sticks, tomato 'markets where you jget T'riple-S BLUE Stamps as a bonus when you buy. Then a trip to your nearby Triple-S TEA BAGS . [ ^ D O G F O O D crmShmioi^ m 2 > special^ MINUTE SUCED ^ GIFT W RAP (3) , Idaho (4), Indiana (13), Iowa UNCIE BEN'S ^ « J| A a sauce, browned potatoes, buttered (10), Kansas (8), Kentucky (10), peas, bread and butter, mixed fruit, Redemption Center to turn them into gifts, and presto-a cost-free, care-bee ChiistmasI Potatoes Rice coHvant Peas-Carrots2mw 37c 676* Maine (6), Montana (4), Nebraaka milk. (6), New Hampshire (4), North SWANEE I DASH lo'flo EAHYMOIN . . C M t O long North, gnnior Get T r i p l a - S blue stamps today at GRAND UNION Supermarkets Dakota (4), Ohio (25'), Oklahoma Monday: Beans and franks, S t Cwto ^49* TaiMnitM St 45* Detergent XiS- Instant CoHae'T*!” (8), Oregon (6), South DeAota green s^ad, whdls wheat bread Your nearest Triple-S Redemption Center is located at 180 M ari(*f Sijuart. N twington. (4) , Tennessee (11), Utah (4), and butter, vanilla pudding with Vermont (3), Virginia (12), Waah- crssm, milk. ingrton (9), Wieconsln (12), 'Wy­ ** ’IVeaday: Meat loaf,' maahed oming (3).-Total 188.; potatoes, waxed beans, rolls and Nixon leading—^Alaska (&}. To­ putter,, molasses, cookies, milk. [w H h t h i s fioum iy HEW tal 3. i Wednesday: Spaghetti and In addition, Kennedy. eanled sauce, pineapple cole slaw, whole Miaaiaslppl but Its eight eleietbrs wheat bread and butter, brownies are not pledged to him. Also six of milk. Alabama:’s electors are unpledged. ’Thursday; Cltm chowder, toast ad cheeaa sandwiches, peaches, latnauttory Offer! milk. Record Utah Vote Friday: Tuna flab salad, potato ahips, franeh rolls and butter, ap Salt Lake City, Nov. 10 m — rloot upside down* cake, milk. About nine out of,every 10 votera Senior High in Utah cast their'ballots In a rec­ Monday: Breaded veal cutlet, to- ord turnout ’Tuesday. •Mto sauch, mashed potato, but The total unofficial tally was tored succotash, bread and butter, i^eipBQ-ftoiirihe 371,805 (Vice President Richard M. milk- Nixon got 203,789; Sen. John P. roadlar. What'a noka, your rodpa atayo In pltea... Kennedy 168,016). ’Tuegday: Chicken a la king on A ueadettal, piaetkal BEOIFC WHEEL ecoaploa It oaa% dMp.turn ov duappoar...l«avM bttK hamdt btacutt. Imttorcd carrots, bread and free ftr ^ •erkini,.yeor rodpa aRtdo atay noat and In 1956 the total was 334,294. s a iM i StCTMII aeiNNi tte iM i X X o d y iaohoa e t apaea huttecv n*iik-« gM aIt t roaryonr evoa,ortn, table oreoiutaroi top. In it, at your doan...on t of roach cf atalnR and apattoro, That was a record until this year. Ilf Im A raHirwai wKlhihii Miat,-Mai|Uii rMu. toCwmaUtiafclmr jumA la tha world'a moot anarh. ooltaetioa of Registered voters numbered Wsdnasday: Baked link aausage, HOPMiMfia mi $01^ SWMn Ml tmm, hr fnaaiif SnlM, SnVIii^ 8|li^ 'taeipoB...tha culinary treaintta of tbo world-famouo ' COLON AND DIAUTY PON YOUR KITCHIH 379,90S lh 1956. So the turnout then appUhauce, mashed potato, but' I8rich|t.«.8hn CMiplilt nt rM.-rMiiriMaihtis, ten d peas, bread and butler, milk •f mm mmn m n Cukiftf MWm, MlWai, HiUv Maw'BotUoraont Cook-Book,..fn modem; dial-i(- Novor bofora haa ao much cooking eonvenieneo been was 88 per cent. Vi|rttetoM.NMk Caaki iM hmhs St noarorl/ /arm. It offcri now oRM and convonltneo in offered in luch practical, compact form. Tbit handiomc ’Thursday: Spanish rice, buttered •M toll to jm mm ■anMuaiiiMtaat. edoklnn and uenu.pIanniny,..Mltod, and ontbuil- ’This year the estimated registra­ cH or' tidpia Uim. .KNkCirti. Kceipa Wheel will bo a edep, bright addition to your wax beana, bread and butter, milk aattewy roeonuaendod, by tboniaada of houMwivtij hom o...e ilicbin eompenien yitt'U ehtri$k end price. tion was 40(),000. Exact figures are'' m d a y : Baked macaroni and EEtlMt nCTM4 W1NNI im M ii and homo acoaowUta. Haro, in Ita ^ u tifu l, otroam- Menlo will ho caaior and more oegnomieal to propart not determined until aome time sbsssa, affr*'**V* lattuce with Rua- Ti|iWiltlHt.TlilM fiiod ^ t i o caaa, la tha moat anjoyabla way. tvor artfer toe election. •tan dmsNng, hraad and butter, aupt INAbaMlMM So this year's turnout wan about sallk...... - n n nmSin fSan^ vm HHMnM 98 par *«>L ,SSiSlunlf dssa^-JS • w u n r imk f o e o t x o n OASTU: KNPA1B8 iuD Whmipr, Calif., Nov. 10 (F) — Hartford, Nov. 10 i/Ph-MJCM’ Zf It WWW left up tp folks In his •■..4'>■ M. Bic., Middletown, is the IM M tpmi. VlM Rastdsnt Richard ent low bidder for a ou t K . Ntami would bseome prssldsnt imak* rapain at. s^ima] fatuma from this Los A atoto paifc la^ jauhniB's TS.prseincts gsvs ■V , e< D4AA64. MmW.Ktmddr* ' . . V f, rtm . -1—^ *'. I I-. -'v 'X

^5/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAliD. A|ANCHESTER. CON«-. THURSDAY, NiOVEMBER 10, 1960 UANCH1OT)R EVENDtG HERALD. MAN(^E3TER. CONN., THURSDAY.' NOVEMBER 10, I960 PAtitni) IfrrBU^ The Answer, In i960, would seem the biieincse of making, a joke, any­ ^ . UPHOLSTERY ' I ' ffUMLitwiM:!) Bk rtitu to be that there were no particular way, ahd the headline progeae of , Sap-'tliegb, Calif., Nov. 10 (Jl)— 1 - YMnkee turning this Into a fightihg cam­ Psalm 40:17—"An for nte,-1 am \ coat-tails. Whereas Roosevelt, used D a n c e captain of one of two Nabjf Baby Has heneMN Conn, W A. H. O. paign did not have time or apace poor and heedy; but the Lord 'era which collided has b««L C L r, A N 1N Ki r rKBGUSON to lead hla tickets, and drag ■some or subtle interpretative abtlity tq ".-J. ^ V -'j. ' RADIO u tAVien a Fi 2U80N do anjrthing more than excerpt the takes Uiqught for mei Thou art o i n o r r o i acquitted of -'two remaining spe­ PubUehera of lU members along with him, ,;^hen weheard Nlxonls cam- my help and my deliverer; do not cifications resulting -from ths col­ Ml 9 -1 ?4 ? Founded October 1. 1881 and Elsenhower used to run fa r ^ ig n " routine-in Connecticut, we bare words on record, again, as with Nixon, and offhr them up, as tarry, O my God! Ther''Recreation department ii lision'which took TL lives. or Named... PtiblUbed Bvenr kbrening KxeeM out ahead of hla candidates p thought,, while we wdre In hla audl In this very complex and mys­ Cmdr. Walter T. Ford; skipper ''/fV' -ii " • ley* Bntared at tae new examples of savage Infighting pJCfbrteig social dance' leasons for Burnlaye and Holtni .(Tongpeas, Kennedy ran well bfKlnd ence, that he was delivering a relar on the part of the candidate., terious ' world, we. Would imagine. of the USB Collett, was acquitted Ml 3-5747 W U ff 1230 ON YOVR DIAI. - 8:35-11 P.M. EACH EVENING Otnca:tca nl at MuncbesterMan Conn. W 'mldren In the fifth and Sixth ■s.. .f.-: tlvely mild version of a political God to be very buay In. direettag by a court-martial yesterday of Second Claes Mall Matter hla ticket. The Democratic^'party speech. He opened with a good 'As the campaign drew near ita grades. t ‘■'t' . , V '■ had a strong year; ^ waa Ita finish, both candidates began to and controlling It, yet We^.^fead The program , will be oonducthd specifications concerning adequate SUBSCRIPTION RATK8 brand of folksy humor; he flig^ed "the Lord takes thought->^br' me. Payable In Adtranca - weakest candidate, Im-fiolnt of vote at various issues with a relatively drop such , decent inhibitions as we on alternate ^ d a y evenings at watches in the combat Informa­ Gamer's loaea A n , daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Rio NChlayetti, BranH^ One V w ...... When we have-w orrl^^r biirdena the Oommunity Y and the 'ffnt tion center and bridge and- bow S t X M o n t l l l t a • a • a a« e • aa ae a aa a aa aa a Y moderate and rational appeal; had thought we noticed, and began H CKI-^UOI n SI 8t , Boltort. Sho was bom Oct. 36 at Maoebootar Memorial Hoe- and WEDNESDAY - NOV. IS and 16 result. That doesn't mean, of 8 ,9 0 —as we face di^pplntmenU— of the Collett. MonltlS aaaaaoaaaaaaBaaaaaaa when he did turn to the hot head­ reaching for tougher words, and Siidb Recreation Center. Tomor- \V< (.|\C (irrcii SI.imps pItaL Her maternal grandparents arb Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pa- Money imised in the Manckei^r Kiwanis’ first Radio Avetion will go Into the Kiwanis give the amount that you wish to bid. A t the end of the 13 minute period, the item O n ^ M onth .eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae course, that he.,-d-aan't'responsible line issue of tliat phase of the more of them, and did much more when we feel alfui'e and triendleas, rbw it will be held'-at the Com­ He had pleaded guilty as the .nud, Bolton. Her paternal grandparents ate Mr. end Mm. . saaaaaaaaaa aa aaaaaa aafaa -W for stirring 'tip the Democratic campaign, an angle of foreign poli­ than they had done previously to each of ue. Should recall these munity Y from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. trial opened to a general charge 'fknillio Schiavettl, 867 Hintard S t She haa a sister, Karen, 4. Under-privileged Child 'Fund* idxbe used to help needy children in Manchester. Items 'will be sold to the highest bidder. People wishing to bid by mail in advance of side may Sln|:l« Copy ...... a ...... C words — ,.^at God thinks and‘ is cause, for giving the party energy, cy It waa obviously wise to have sustain the national headlines of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Gibson ara of negligently hazarding hla ship. and Mivices to be auction^ |ure dU new and were generously contributed by' Man­ do so by sending in their bids on . the coupon in the lower right hand CMiier of this MfeiMHnm OF : both candidates atop diacusalng, he mutual abuse, concerned about each of us—about Eleven crewmen of the other de- -Peter Jamee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter VltolsTiS Marble S t page. Mail bids will be separated and then placed during the sale of the item. THbi a s s o c ia t k d PRltaSS for ha.vfng much to do .with Its bodjly and spl-htual well-being. the inetructora fo r this activity, chester businesses. We publicly thaiik them for their liberal help. “ The Assoclatad Press Is excluslvalj seemed to.tis to be .tiding-away A*certaln degree of this was in­ and they plan to include 'social stioyer, the USS Amen, were |e waa bom Oct. 18 at Manchester Memorial HospltaL Hla.ma- To bio on items, in thd Radio Auction, follow these rimple rules. If you wish to bid on ohe of the special items shown in the center of this page, yon anUUed to the use oj rdpubllcatlon ot. strong run at the polls. from it, with what we considered evitable. But we could' not help TTtla very fact puts assifrance and killed In the July 19 crashi The ddpamnts are Mr. and Mrs Bert Surreli;' Wllllmantlc., Bl’i news oisnhtches credited, to U or flarry Truman, In 1948, seemed courage In our heart for each day etiquette, as well as actual social Items to be auctioned are shown p rin ts bn this page. Bach item is shown with a may do so by phone or mail anytime between, now and. closing of auctibn^ You idD not oUierwlse oredHpd In this os per a privileged igst-minute disengage­ wondering whether It was not dancing instruction. collision occurred during heavy Hla batemal grandparents are Mr. and Mn. Arvlds Vitols,. WUU- and also the local news oublUhed here^ to fill _much the same n)le. He may ment slap at his opponent. In the more a case of the candidatea,.c6n- and a hope of success for days fog off - the southern California WATCH ntlc. number, a description of the item,' name nf the contributor and the retail value. The note on the special items that a minimum bid has been publishM. This ^-the starting iUi rlKbla ol republlcdtlon of special ahead. May It Inspire each of us This program la open to all • • • • have fired the party up, with his audience, we thought It a rather formlng to the headlines than one' children from Manchester who coast. ■ j ' date and time when the item will be aucti<^pi^ is shown, and approximately 12 items amount and anything over thia will be acceptable. Again, the item wUl ^ awarded dispatches herein are also resfreej^ civilized performance. of the headlines conforniHig to the to happier living. Tomorrow's HoroM For Leri Ann7^4aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eklward iFraher, 59 personal refusal to concede defeat; Submitted by the are in the fifth and sixth grades. Lt. Cmdr. - Tlaven Mukhalian. will be auctioned every 13 minutes. To bid m i di^tem , you simply call MI 3-2171 dur­ to the highest bidder. To pay for and redlem the items you have bought! Kiwanians Full, serirtce client of N E *. Sera- When we got to the nation’s candidates. Each of them had re­ There will be a very small fee for commander of the Amen, was ifot Greenwood Dr. was' bom Oct. 12 at Manchester Memorial Ic*. Inc y ^ he won a surprising victory for newspapers the next day we found peatedly discovered, during the Rev. C. Henry Anderson Hospital. Her .matbzn^'grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ing the time shown and 15 telephone operators (Kiwanians) will be or hand to place wUl be at 91 Center St., next to the Municipal Building Itotween the hours of 9 Add. Publishers ReprcsenlaUVes: The Emanuel Lutheran Church this activity; all thoee interested charged. Veterans Day Julius Mathews Special ^ n c y — New himself; but the party’s candidates that Nixon had exhibited new cam­ main part of the campaign, that may register at the Oommunity T Pouliot, 22 HackinatacK'-Bt. Her paternal grandfather is John your bid for you. Just tell the operator that yon want to bid on itenf so-and-so and and 9 P.M. Thursday and* 9 A.M, and 6 P.M. Friday, Nov. 17 and 18. Yort( rhlcaRo Detroit and Boston. for Congress and Governor ran bet­ paign toughness, that he had re­ If he spoke fog half an hour. In an Ftaher Sr., 83 Starkweathet^. ' MEMBER AUDIT-- BUREAU OF tomorrow or ,the IVest Side Rec­ • • • CIRCTTLATrONS /, ter than he did. newed his concentration on the is­ attempted-discussion of Issues, and Cholesterol Lowered ' n v WEDNESLAYz HOY. 16 sue we thought ha Wight he try­ In tha^ half hour Included one sen- reation Center next Friday eve­ Dehomb Ann, daughter of Me, and Mts. Richard A. Brown, TUESDAY, 6 . 15 The Kerald Prlntlns Company. Iiw.. Perhaps the only disremlble ing to drop, and that he had called tenco'whlch could be construed as Open Forum ning. ^ . - Elizabeth, N. J. — A. new syn­ SALE 107 Summer S t She waa bom 31 at Manchester Memo­ ITEMS WILL GO BY NUMBERS AFnimf!* no f)iikncliil rMponnibluty for coat-tails In the 1960 result were his opponent the worst name yet. a. personal'insult for his opponent thetic thyroid hormone success­ rial Hospital.. Her maternal gnndpaiitots are Mr, and Mm. GROUP t—TIME 8:35, ^ (NOT BY NAME) GROUP 11— TIME 8:35 lypoirraphlc^ ffrrori appearing In ao* 1. t whole chickeBs broasted, jumbo order F.F., Dieors Drtve-Ia . .8 5.00 127.„Box dgars, Webster’s Golden Wedding, Meyer-Mendelsohn, lne..S 800 vrrtiRemnptii «n<1 otb*‘r r^ndlna rnattC those which oertaln Republican For us, the Nixon we had heard, that one sentence would be the Predic{ed Attack fully lowered blood cholesterol MANCHESTER Henry Crandall, 115 Summer St, Her patci^al grandparents are \n The Mancheitcr Evening Herald. and the Nixon of the natiopal only thing sure to go across the Oongratulatos .Winners > levels In each of 30 patients test­ Mr. and Mm. David Brown, 76 Woodside St. 2. 8Uk dreai; size 13. Bebk’z ...... $20.00 128 Water eloMt seaA Church No. 400, white, Manchester Pipe aad candidates for the' Senate spread To the Editor, jk •' » • ■ • • • . 8. Complete lubricatioB aad oil change, S A G AqtO Service .....$ 4.85 KEEN THIS PAGE for REFERENCE Supply ...... $ SAO Dlafi^tay adyertleinc cimiin* hourt: headlines the next day, seemed two Ration. The reportorial process, Homer Lea’s ■'Valor of Igno­ ed, a heart specialist. Dr. Bur­ or Monday—1 p m Ffidiv. under Vice Presidfeijt Nixon. Caae different people, In two ^^fle fitren t like television entertaipment, Through you 1 take the oppof: OLDSMOBILE Daniel josenh, son of Mr^ .and Mm. O. SdivaMtJ^cNlChoI, 9 A OerttScate for two dinners. Miller’s Restaurant .....;...... $ 5.00 129. 1 patio lamp, gas (bottle), Hartfurd Gas Co...... $12.M n*- ■nienday—1 p m Monday tunity to express my thanks and rance,” written in 1909, predicted ton M. Cohen of Elizabeth reports 5. Dish garden, Fnrk HUl Flower Shop ...... '. . $ 6.00 '^180. Personalized permanent wave, Weldon Beauty Shop ...... , .$20AO «r vre^^eday—1 n ni Tueiway. Is New Jersey,. Cooper In Ken­ performances. seems to place Its premium on a Japanese attack on the United In the medical Journal, Clinical IronWood Dr., Vernon. He ivaa bom O ct 28 at Mantibrniter Me­ f Later on In the- cantpSilgn, we had Violence, and every half hour Is appreciation to' all of those who MOTOS SA U S morial Hospital. Hid maternal grandmother la Mrar^verly '$. Gift .eerttSoate, LuJon Beauty Salon ...... $ 7.00 151. 1 box personalized stationery, printed. Community P ress...... $ 9.00 For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday tucky, and Margaret Chase' Smith worked In my behalf and voted States, but his foresight wa« not Medicine. The djrug, sodium d- 7. 1 orate gaeorted fruit, Louis L. Koeter...... $ 7JM) 182. Hair ahaplng, Adrian’s ...... $ SAO For FYidav—1 P m. Thui^ay. another check between the audi­ nothing more than the prelude to recognized until Japan Actually thyroxine. Is not yet ready for l^ugherty, Rosell, N. J. His paternal grandparents are Mh-imd 1. ITEM NUMBER For- ptm. Friday. In Maine, ran ao very well they ence-perception of Nlxoti and the the moment In which ‘ he hero de­ for me In my try for re-election 512 West Center Street Mrs. Olphert McNlchol, Bronxville, N. Y. He has-a brother, Paul, a Dry cleaning, Manchester Dry Cleanem ...... $10.00 183. Pdrtmlt In black and white, 11x1-4, Butterworth Studios...... $15.95 Claeslflert deadline: iO:.T) ;a.m ea«| | as State Representative. Your ef­ attacked the U.S, In 1941, general medical use. 184. Merchandise, Davis Bakery ...... $ 800 dav of publication except Saturday— seemed to be pulling Nixon along national headline perception of livers himself of a kick, aimed be­ S; and a sister, Patricia, 3. ' 9. Aqnanaarine Spray Mist, Khy’s Beauty S h o p ...... '.•••...... 9 3.00 f a.m • with themselves, helping win him. We had seen, by the headlines, low the belt. The performers learn forts and good wishes will long be ,10. Grease Job, 10 gdUons.ghs, oil change, Don WilUs ...'...... $ 8.25 . BIDPRICE"^ 136. Merchandise in store, WUrose...... $10.00 remembered. YI. Water doset seat, Church No. 460, white, Manchester Pipe and 2 188 1 6-fA Deacon’s bench, unflnlahed, Robert M. Reid A S o n ...... $25.00 Thitraday, November Kentucky and Maine and making that'. In a certain campaign ap- what is expjeted of them, ‘and do Sallte Ann and Busan Lee, twin daughtem of Mr. and Mrs. pearahee; he had gone tougher what Is supposed to keep their I also want to thank the people RonaUt Victor . Webster, 358 Adams S t They wem bom O ct 25 Supply ...... ;.$ 5.00 137. 1 caae Cott’s ginger aJe, large, Silk City Package Store ...... $ 4.00 New Jersey, supposedly a natural of Manchester for the opportunity .12. 1 gallon pickled mushrooms, Pagan! Caterers...... $12.00 138 1 box, 1250 sq. ft. Scott FamUy lawn se^ , John S, Wolcott . . . .$ 5.95 than ever, had lost his temper, and ratings high. The Bcwil fhol giv>‘ s you at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Thalr matotnal grandpar- 3. NAME and ADDRESS Nc Blank Check state for Kennedy, closer than any^ carried the campaign forward to But, In politics as in television, that waa afforded me to serve as P L A. N N F D S F C U P I J f enta am Mr. u d Mm. Stanley Sawyer, Wlllimahtic. Their pa- body expected. a new high fighting pitch.- we cling to the suspicion that one of their Representatives dur­ ' temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Webster, 67 AdsmS GROUP 2^T1ME 8:48 GROUP i 2— TIME 8:48 The New York Times, which 189. Certifleate. P A M Upholstery...... $10.00 Perhaps Kennedy, If he flourish­ A few days later, we received a neither the performers nor the ing the past two years. It waa an St. 'm elr great-gfrandparents am Mr. and Mm. James Lennon, 18. 1 gaUon Shellzone aBtl-freez«, I—5 qt, oil, M S M Oil Co...... $ 5A0 supported Senator Kennenomy O p tical...... $20.00 .$24.95 “While we supported Mr. Ken­ as If It were entirely mild and rea­ St, Coventiy. He waa bom Oct SO at Manchester Memorial 18. American Herltege (book of the Revelation), Manchester Book 100% wool Brookfield sport coaA Regal Men’s Shop like Nelson Rockefeller proves to sonable and unobjectionable. 6 gallons milk, H. P. Hood A Sons ... .$ 800 nedy, we think H Is a good thing Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. George Shop .SI2A0' 147. Gift certificato toward portrait, John Roach Studio ....$10.00 that the election was so close. It be wearing, ceme 1964. , In each case, however, Nixon did E. Btupee, Woburn, Mass. His paternal grandmother Is Mrs. 10. Child’s Cowboy boots. Green Shoe Outlet ...... $ A09 utter at least one sentence which, 148. Dry cleaning, Fisher’s Dry Cleansero...... $ 800 should ser%-e as a restraining force, Lillian Lee, Woburn, Mass. He has a brother, George William 20. Set of custom-made seatcovers. Turnpike Auto Seat Cover ... .$1A00 SPECIALS 149. (tae repair. Acme FIxIt ...... ___ $ 5.00 extracted and reported as a sam­ w hM you think ' o f Jr.. 2. 21. Permanent wave, Felice Beauty Studio . . . '...... ^ ...... $12JtO 160. 2 television serv-loe calls, Mortensen TV Service . , . .:..$10A 0 as a reminder to the Kennedy Ad- . Annwer In Puerto Rleo, ^oo ple of the Increasing violence of 22. Sunbeam blender, Bilectric Sales and S erv ice...... $12.95 mlnlatration that It should proceed the campaign, could make Nixon Wendy Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Benjamin H. Fore­ 28. Foot stool, Wllbrod Messier...... $15.00These items can be bid on anytime between GROUP 13— TIME 9:01 with caution and that If haa no While th# voters of Amarica, by seem something to the nation he yarns of all kinds man, 91 Union S t . She was bom O ct 31 at Manchester Memo­ 24. 4 introductory lessons on piano or organ, Marion M oberg...... $12.00 151. Auto body service, Nurmi Auto B o d y ...... $15.00 mandate to embark on drastic narrow popular margin, were an- had not really seemed to his par­ rial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Arllne Swan­ now.and closing of the auction or in advance 152. 1 season ticket for Sperry’s Glen, Patio Drtye-In ...... $1800 ticular audience. son, 50 w . Middle Tpke. Her paternal grandparents am Mr. and GROUP 3— TIME 9:0V 163. Spotlight mirror (12 volt), Little Joe’s Texaco ...... '...... $19.85 changes of policy, eilhpr foreign sw’erlng, affirmatively, the ques­ A relation of various .Kennedy think of by mailing coupon shown below. tion of whether or not a Catho­ Mrs. Alonzo Foreman, Coventry. She haa a sister, Deborah Lee, 25. out certtScate, The Uttle Shop ...... $10.00 « 154. MtrfUr and frame (11x14, 2” gold frame), Fletcher G lass...... $12.95 or domestic. We do npf think that remarks to their actuad And ob­ 14 months. , 2A Box cigars, -Webster Golden Wedding, Meyer-Menddsohn ....$ 6.00 155. Portable Gen Purp. spotligfaA seale^. bm., Winkler Auto Parts .$ SAO extreme movea In any direction lic eould be elected President, the vious context produced a similar main street *****. 27. Maple hurricane pln-np lamps, pair, Frazier Furniture ...... $18.95 156. Oil change, Tony’s Service Station ...... $ 2*80 have ever been In Mr. Kennetly'a voters of Puerto. Rico were an­ contrast on the Democratic side of Cesl-Jeaa, dspghter of Mr. and Mrk. Richard C. 'Whittier, 99 2S. BeU harmonica. Ward’s Music Store ...... ,..$ 8.95 1001. 1961 CeiiitY, 2-door sBckiii, 1 pair drii^g gloves, Tweed’s ...... <9 TA8, the campaign. What were reported manchester ^ 157. mind (or we 'would not have aup- swering a question which had the FAIRWAY Norman St^ She -was bom Nov. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ 29. Set of 4 tray tables, Fairway ...... ___ $12.95 Morioity Broi...... 52183.20 158. 10 free passes. State Theater ...... • *9 B.OO to be his toughest remarks and completely opposite twlet to it. pital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Irving SO. FlashUght, Diamond’s Police Equipment ...... ___ $ 2.98 159. Lilt home permaneaA Ctqraer Soda Shop ...... 9 2.20 ported hlml; hut the electoral re- open every thursday and friday till 9 p.m. Mesdrve, Richmond, Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. ....$25.00 There the question was whether 31. 10 sinirie rolls waUpaper, style perfect, Sherwin-Williams Included are pushbutton radio, heater and 160. Zenith clock ritHo, Potterton’s ...... $36.95 aulta emphasiy.e the necessity of and Mrs. Carl 'i^ lttler, Topsham, Maine. ‘ Woolrich sport shirt, Clifford’s ...... *H-98 defroster, s l g ^ Ughts, tubeless tires, oil 161. Philodendron Pertussinm on bark, Pentland the F lo ris t...... $16;00 restraint, without any suggestion or not prelates of th# Catholic Gift certificate, Manidiester Pet C enter...... $10.00 Alter, front arm rests, sun visors. 162. Rhododendron planA Bolton Garden Center ...... $ 6.00 of crippling the new President In Church could, by stepping openly f j« » Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cllffcird Edmund Gerbe,' $4. 2 dinners, lobster or roast beef, Flano’s, B o lto n ...... $ 0.50 163. 1 ton terrace stone, Box Mounatln (Quarry ...... $40.00 Into the political arena anh de­ 120 Summer S t She was bom O ct 28 at Manchester Memo­ 35. Starllte electric mixer, Iona R-6, Iona Manufacturing Co...... $19.95 his formulation of policy.” rial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. REQUIRED MINIMUM BID^$1895.27 GROUP 14— TIME 9:14 claring the way one vot4d to be a 36. '/: bushel McIntosh apples, Pero Orchards ...... $ 9.50 The Times, of course, has Its PiiiiiW HRffliiim Elwyn C. Roberts, 120 Summer St. Her paternal grandmother 57. 1 Jar cleansing cream, Teri’s Beauty Salon ...... $ 2.20 164. 1 boys’ sweater, Manchester Mill* ...... $ *.77 own special reasons for such matter of religious obligation, pre­ la Mrs. Clifford Francis Gerbe, Hamden. Her maternal great- 165. 100 gallons fuel oil, Fogarty Brothers ...... $16.00 *The House o f Beautiful Carpets' 1002. 14* DolpMn comp Fishormon philosophy 0%-er a narrow result. It vent the election of a head of grandparents are Oliver Roberts, Manchester, Mrs. Earl Creller, GROUP 4— TIME 9:14 166. 5 gallons outside house paint (choice of color) Is no liberal cnisading newspaper; state. Wlllimantlc, anS John B. Ehrhardt Hartford. $8. TxlO Bums Torch Ut, Barrett Plumbing...... $6.95 boot, Bomoc Boot Co. . $ 279.00 E. A. Johnson Paint ...... $57.05 In Puerto Rico the answer waa 89. 4 weeks of free diaper service, Cupid Diaper Service ...... $12.00 167. Decorated cake (anniversary, etc.). Home Maid B ak ery...... $ 800 It had misgivings, even In Us en- Ann Bmobwea. daughter of Mr. and Mm. Hugh Brautigan, 168. Gift certificate. Smith’s Upholstery ...... $10.00 a landslide, In which many Cath­ 40. Auto front Soor mats. Bourne B u ick ...... $ 7.95 REQUIRED MINIMUM BID— $210.00 doraemehl of Kennedy, over his 54 Stockade Rd., South Glastonbury. She was bom Oct. 30 at 41. 1 lubrication and oil change. Carter Chevrolet...... $5.00 169. 1 aluminum storm door 86” x 84” . Alnmlnum Comb. Screen .... $40,00 seeming Inclination to reenact a olic voters obviously had to par- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is 42. 2 Deluxe pizza pies, luliano’s B ak ery...... $ .4AO 170. 1 table lamp. King’s Department S to re ...... •$ 5.77 New Deal period- of emergency on llclpate, for th# ra-alectlon of Mrs. R. S. Bmcewell, Hopedale, Mass. „Her paternal grandfathea 43. Our Family Album, John Roach .$10.00 1003. 15* Dolphin family 5portobouf' 171. 2 gallons Acme Brand permanent ^tt-freeze, Is J. H. Brautigan, Warwick, R. I. She haa two brothers< Da-vM, Fisk Tire Service, Inc. •...<•...... $ SAO the domestic social and economic Ciovegnor Luis Munoz Marin, with 13, and Donald, 3; and two slstem, Gretchen, 10, and Karen, 4. 44. Permanent wave, Schultz Beauty Salon ...... $12JI0 iMof No. 633, Bomos Boot whose policies the campaigning 45. 5 gallons Floroks driveway sealer, England Lumber Co. . .,.,'.1.$ 8.95 172. 3 yard lengths crush-resistant velveA Cheney M ills...... $ 9.00 front. Now It can see, In the close­ 46. 1 quart Breck shampoo. Parkway Barber Shop 880 Co...... $ 812.50 For evening wear, 39” wide. ness of the vote, that Kennedy was Catholic prelates vigorously dis­ Robert Joseph, son of Mr. and Mm. S. Robert Pugliese, Main 173. 7 transistor Bulova portable radio, Shoor Jowelera...... $39.98 His 47. Complete lubrication and oil change, Cook’s Service Stotlon ...$ 4.85' not given any overwhelming i>opu- agreed, St, Vernon. He was bom Oct 24 at Hartford Hospltel. " 48. Couiums good for 6 haU-gallons lee creism, Shady Glen Dnlry > .$ YAO RBQUIREO MINIMUM MD*-$535.00 174. Season tickets to Sperry’s Glen t^tio Drive-In ...... $15.00 maternal grandparents am Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Fasanelli, 175. Brass/black plant stand, Plantlafid bn the Parkway...... $25.00 lar mandate to do any aiiecific Ttie two campaigns, that In this Wndsor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs; Joseph 49. 100 gallons fuel oU, Wymtmfs Oil Co...... $14.50 thing, and the Times is glad to country, and that In Puerto Rico, 50. 2 hip steak dinners, Willie’s Steak House ...... 5.00 176. Indoor TV/FM antenna Magtb Genie Barlow T V ...... $17.95 >?hon«Y«urBid! Pugliese, Hartford. 1004. WoNonsock mocM S3 spool GROUP 15— TIME 9:35 have it that way. ran conr\irrently, so that the Issue GROUP 5— TIME 9:35 Other- obaen-ers Interpret tlie posed in one tangled alth the Is­ Douglas Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stuke, 35 Scott torrtt Comoro, FoHot 177. Men’s brush and comb seA gift boxed. Fuller Brush Co...... $ 4.89 with a Savings Account Dr., Vernon. He was bom Oct. 28 at 'St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ 51. Order of pizza, Vic’s P izz a ...... $ AOO 178. Opening savings accounA Conn. Bank and Trust ...... $10.00 election pretty much the same sue posed In the other. ford. His maternal grandfather is Edward Dunn, Arlington, 62. 1 gallon piekl^ mushrooms, PaganI Caterers ...... $12.00 Studio ...... $ 19950 179. Gift certificate, Eastern State’s Farmer’s Exchange...... 8 5.00 way. Rome of them see the moder­ Rome Americans, who feared ^ KIWANIS -Va. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stuke, 53. 1 gidlon celling paint, C. J. Morrison Paint and Wallpaper Co. .$ 3.95 180. 100 wedding Irivitations, 100 napktas; Campress ...... $15.00 ate. middle-road power of Lyndon the potential role of the Catholic Dedham, Mass. He has a sister, Debra, 1. 54. Craft Tint Paint b'y Number, Hobby Shoppe...... $ 4.00 REQUIRED MINIMUM BID— $60.00 181. RO. Vic tire chains for passenger car, any size, MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER • • « • • 55. Merchandise, Knarf’s ...... ■;...$ 5.00 Manchester Motor Sales ...... $16.85 Johnson likely to be as Important Church In future American poli­ RADIO/UKTION 50. Cotton dress, size 10, Beck’s ...... $ 7.95 tics, aaw. In Puerto Rico, a precise Kathleen Mlctele, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Doffald N. La­ 182. Jewelry box, Yost Jewelers ...... $ 0.00 and dominant In the new admlnla- Presents at S.B.M . Points, 108 Birch S t , She was bom Oct. 23 at Hartford Hos­ 67. 1 table lamp, Ktng's ...... $ 5.77 1005. Jorl snow Mowor, Lorson's 183. 2—00 X 72 full bed size blankets, F. W. W oolw orth...... each $ 3.6$ tration as it was In bringing aljout case example of the thing they , WIMF R A O IO > pital. Her atemai graiyiparents are Mr. amd Mm. Richard C. 68. Men’a fleece-lined shoes, size 7, Leonard’s ...... $ 8.05 Hordworo ...... $ 99.95 184. Man’s wide plnwale corduroy outer Jacket, pile lined. The Fhir ... $22.98 the election-A-ictory Almost all were talking about. Here, they Handel, East Hartford. /H er paternal grandparents are Mr. and 59. Thermo hot tray—electric, Harrisonjs'...... -.$17.05 186. 2 sirloin steak dinner, Cavey’s...... $11.00. A LUXURIOUS MODERN There is nothing,quite bo satisfying as knowing you have Mm. J. Oscar lAPolnte, 66^Lqgkwood S t 60. Shower curtail) and window set. Parts Curtain S h op...... $10.00 186. New left handed baseball glove, autographed by BUI Monllou- agree that, without any flaming said, waa the exact kind df thing •!t0-ll:00 MM. 61. Box o f "Webster, cigatf# (Golden'' Wedding)-, Meyer-Mendelsohn, ...... popular mandate In back of him. which might happen In America, money available in a savings account for any need. Not only 1006. ’Foundofion planting of 4 quetto, Red Sox pitcher, McBride’s Sports ...... $18.09 Jeremiah Francis Jr. and Janet Mary, twin son and daugh­ Inc...... $ 6.00 187. Evening gown, la ri’s Bridal Shop ...... $S9A5 President Kennedy, will not pos­ if we elected a Catholic. does your future look better, but you have a Bense of secur­ ter o f Mr. and lita. Jemmlah Francis Squires, 82 Oxford S t 62. Fmlt basket, Pinehurst,Grocery ...... $16.00 sprooding Yow, Griemtiond WILTON S3. Premium oil change^aiid lub., Jack’s Atlantic Service Station . .$ 5.00 188. World globe, Pine Lenog Pharmacy ...... $ 9.9S sess even a temporary "yes man In Puerto Rico, meanwhile, ity, peace of rnind and worry-free days. The amount of T hey were bom O ct 22 at Hartford Hospital. They have two Nursory and Landseopf $ 60.00 180. 2 galjohs Ice cream, Friendly Ice Cream ...... ,. a ...... $ 4.09 Congress.” Covemor Munoz, who Is a Catho­ THAT LOOKS HAND CRAFTED money you save is important. . . and how regularly you save brothers, Jeffrey, 11, and Jonathan, 5; and three eieters, Judith, , GROUP 16—TIME 9:48 This Is Interpretation of the lic. openly disagreed with the is even more important. Even a few dollars, saved regularly, 14, Jenifer, 7, and Jane, IH - ' (MOUP 6— TIME 9;48 2 Upright Yew, aad 2 Andromeda, all 24” ; • . - ***** -I SA Haircut, shampoo and set, Albert's-Beauty Studio ...... $ 4.00 —tucludlnX planting. 190( 5 driving lessons (1 hour lessons) Mortlock Driving School---- $30,09 election results, as they happen to Catholic prelates and with their will .soon add up. It’s never too early, or too late, to start Christopher Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Newell, 95. Firestone rear view mirror, Brown’s Shell Station ...... $ 3.75 J9l. Musical pickle dish, F. E. Bray, Jeweler...... ,..$10.05 shape themselves. right to interfere In Ihe election saving. Open an account at S.B.M. how. West Palm Beach, Fla. He was bom Oct. 37 in West Palm 66. /District check cotton Swiss sport shirt, Coret Casuals...... $ 9.98 102. Gift certificate. Tote 'n Teens ...... ;...... 9.09 It could also, concei\ably, be snd reafflrme

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MAtfCHESTER EVENINQ BERAU), i CONNm THURSDAY, NOVEMBEE 10, I960 MANCHgSTEB fCVENINO HERALD, M A N (^ B T 1 ^ . OONN« THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960

KMaady bwoBias Ftasldant, hovr- pundite aa Ictog on tha Kahnady aleetoral caka. •ver, his AHRI will not join in pol­ Now, neither aide la sura and Interns Pdss Kennedy, Eisenhower- Plan j icy making. White House press Vote Resiilt Obituary both are watching Alaska cloaaly, secrataiT James Cf. Hagerty. said daaplta th e'fact the race Istow r. hia dilef Intends to rsmain fully Orderly Chaiige in Control ' goha CL Hsara Hr.. . IMa only fatoor that obaervara responsible for all-such dacisions la 3 States can point to as a reason for the until the moment Kennedy is John C. Hsarh Sr., S2, fofnierl]^ o f Manchester and Glastonbury, elooenass o f . the vote is Nbton’a tbaatlMad trboi P»ie Om ) stats of Soviet-Americaa rela­ sworn in. quick fiy-ln visit to the state just TIM idea of the advance brief­ died last night in a Watorbury Two Intema at Manchester Ito- I^ IE O E tions,” Khrushchev said. convalescent home jMter a long two days before THiesday’a elec- morlal Hospital have just learned n s m BiJtafer, ■•Id “ We expect to He referred to diwirmament ings and confiultations is to give Undecided tlon. , . Kennedy first-hand knoiyledge of illness. they pawed the KOVMO; o f Edu- SILVER ffiSY kiip* the «Mwer ■ome time to- and the Question of a peace treaty Ke was bom to Coldiester and . ^Tha Vice PreMdent fulfilled a caUonal Ooiincll for Foreign MpdK the problems confronting him so (Ooirtinaad from Pago On*i campaign pledge to visit all 50 Aiy.’* with Germany as major questions. he can take over in January with­ had lived to^ a n ch sstee for cal students test' "We are ready, for our part, to atatas with a whirlwind trip to BEDROOM SET Itta the norin*l procedure lor the out any dangerous hltchgs. years bsftoe movWg to Olaston- ing suggested it mtoht be better to They are the first interns at ths continue efforts to solve such bur^Mr. Keara was a,retired Anchorage Nov. 6. Ehren then, his Mpls drasssr, chest aiUl Prertdent-elect to name a r e p ^ A face-to-face meeting between wait And see. hoapltal to'take the test pressing problems," Khrushchev women weaver. late-night arrival attracted only By passing It, they retain tha bookchse bed. Orig, |188. ■entative to keep in touch with the Eisenhower and his successor ap­ -The election provoked. a' Demo­ several thOusMid persons and the adminlitration in the period be­ messag^. parently will be delayed until Survlvora incUde four s o n a , cratic trend In every .phase except privilege of continuing their intern­ tween the election and the inaugu­ John E. Hearn of Manchester, Democrats repottedly felt there ships at the hospital. 'If they had He congratulated Kennedy .on men have rested from the^rij toe presidential. was no causa for worry. ration on Jan. -30. , winning the presidency and said of the campaign. William Hearn of Waterbury, Democrats not only retained to­ flunked, they would have had to Salinger aaid Eisenhower» tele­ "We hope that while you afe at Hagerty hinted thatjjhrth a con­ Robert Hearn and Eugene Hearn, They were right in. toe races for leave Dec. 31. F 9 9 gram’ waa received late yesterday ld control of the state's congres­ Alaska’s lone congressional seat Dr. Tuksel E. Turugor, a gradu­ this post the relations between our ference would not oc6ur for ' two both of East Hartford; two daugh­ sional delegation but gained the afternoon. The text of it w as, re­ countries will again follow the line ters, Mrs. Lillian Sprague of and.one Senate seat up for grabs. ate, of letanbul University in or three weeks, pefhaps after El­ strongest majority in both Houses Sen. E. L. (Bob) BarUett, the P9im ZONE leased in Augusta, Ga., at 10 a.m. along which they were developing senhower retpriis to Washington. Waterbury and Mrs. Joseph Steele Turkey, and Dr. John Joseph this morning. of the LeglsUture in three .quar­ Incumbent Democrat, easily fend­ Murphy, a graduate of the Uni­ In Franklin Roosevelt’s time.” HagertVxdMmed ..somewhat an­ of Rockville: 16 grandchildren and ters of a century. The President said 'T would be 9 great-grandchildren. ed off the Republican challenge of AnAA the lAet Minute versity of Baser in Switwrland, Salinger said the message when noyed Art being asked by Ken- The presidential election defied Dr. Lee McKinley, a Palmer den­ happy to have one of your assist­ nedyJSstaff to delay publication The .' .era! will be held tomor­ are the trail blazers. ants meet with my principal stall delivered to Hyannls Port was in every partisan prediction and tist. And Incumbent Democratic Rwh"*>Bi§ Sure Your Russian. isenhower's cooperation offer row at 8:15 a.m. at the Sullivan The test is given all over, the >aasi) — The Nicaraguan gov­ COFFEEMAKER asked to comment on the razor- special need for continuity after home tomorrow from 2;30 to 4;30 cinct that WM supposed to have heads, but for making fires in ernment charged -today Fidel EXQUISITE manufacturer can nin a complete reach of either Nixon or Kennedy '1 7 7 . thin margin between Kennedy and you shall have had the. opportu and 7 to 6 p.m. been, completed—but apparently Africa. Castro’s Cuban government la Vice President Richard M. Nixon nlty, after inauguration, to ar­ lest on a complicated assembly today. c h e s t aAN n du bB e d *. ORIG. * " . 249.95.------Returns were slow coming In wasn’t—gave Kennedy the upper helping a rebel band trying to Bilfs MAHOOAKY MNBRALUCTMC In the total popular vote. range these matters to your satis­ in just one hour compared with hand. organlM an invasion of Nica­ He replied; 'The margin was Shopping Automated from the far-flung voting units In Metric System Urged faction.” 32 hours required to check the Now, however, It’s Nixon again, ragua from neighboring Costa DIfflNfi ROOM net the important fact. The Im The President did, not mention the 49th state, sihd with more than S T E A M IR O N assembly by manual methods. Bonn —■ Automated . shopping half the precincts reporting, Nixon says William Kaina, administra­ Rica. A government announce­ pertant fact is that the Senator any specific foreign problem that Dublin — A committee appoint­ Table, 6 chairs, bulfet and is possible In 20 cities In West held a shaky 362 vote lead. tive assistant to Lt. Gov. James ment said Gen. Anastaslo So- prateb. >“ • *1 4 8 '^ wen and he is grateful for that. he believed needed swift considers The Museum of the Qual Conti ed by the Irish Minister of Indus­ Germany. Subscribers receive That edge came to Nixon with re­ Kealoha. try and Commerce .in 1953 has itioza, commander of Nicarag­ H O O ¥ B t He won certain states that he tion. He la known to be especially Ir Paris has one of the world’s Kaina’s explanation: "In making OEIG. 2**-*®* rt/vM e a r l y A M E ^ ^ ^ * o r ig . 249.95. «,««« free a telephone attachment and ports from 189 of 300 precincts. It finally recommended that Ireland ua’s armed forces, is on his 4ray didn't expect to lose. The election arucious to keep Kennedy up to largest Collections of rare coln^ our audit. We discovered that one date on all developments involving 180 punched cards. After dialing gave him' 19,663 votes to Kennedy's adopt the metric aystem of back from a, visit to the United a p i e c e L IV IN G H A N D M I X E R developed a pat Urn. that defied a Store, the subscriber merely 19,301. precinct forgot to post 200 votes States in view of the revolution­ t l 5 9 . the future of Berlin, disarmament for Nixon.” And he adds: weights and measures within 15 prediction.” and a possibis East-West summit The. Terminal Tower In Cleve­ inserts selected cards to order Alaska, which went heavily years. With .this, the committee ary threat. Gen. Somoza, a West .^Robert Kennedy, the Senator’s Democratio in Its 1988 election, the "We may not know officially conference, land Is 82 stories or 708 feet high food, tobacco, etc. — brand names, said, decimal coinage should also Point graduate, Is a brother of (miG.239.W. p r o v in c ia l BEDROOM campaign manager, told corres as a rule. No spoken words are first after Statehood was granted, who won until next week'. . . we Elsenhower also hoped that K«n might discover other errors that be adopted. President Luis Somoza. pendents yesterday that California nedy would name his Secretary of William Shskespeare died at required. had been considered by most poll- SE? W^FRUTTWOOD finish* *3 3 4 . ELECTRIC BROOM *27.99 had gone about as he expected. He State within a few weeks so that the age of 82. ■aid he always felt certain about he could work with Herter in the ORIG. 439.95. Texas. days before the Democrats take French Inventor de Chardonnet Ifsanwhlle, the President-elect over the government Jan. 20. produced the fist successful rayon also was studying a telegram from Eisenhower made known from In 1889. Khrushchev. his Augusta vacation headquar­ Khrushchev's telegram appeared ters yesterday that he already has When he graduated from the ROCK MAPLE - in c h SOFA AND te indicate a desire for direct dlS' directed his 10-man team of cab University of Chicago Law School, euMrions between the United inet officers, plus the heads of 20 Gov. Abraham A. Rlblccoff of Con­ HUTGH asi States and the Soviet Union on key agencies, to cooperate closely necticut was offered an Impor­ with Kennedy's official staff. the most dangerous world prob This Instruction Includes allow tant position with the Tennessee BUFFET lems.- Ing Kennedy representatives Valley Authority. He declined, say­ BUSIEST ing "I am s smalltown lawyer at •T think you will agree that the listen In as observers during secret O B I G S M .9 8 . eyes of man.v people are fixed on Elsenhower administration discus heart," and he went back home to the United States and the Soviet sions of current problems, especial Connecticut. $ 1 Union because the destinies of ly those In the foreign policy field In the early 19th Century, seVen “PARTY LINES” world peace depend largely on the In the 71 days remaining before out of every 10 persons worked on the land In the United States. To­ day the average Is one of every 10. m m IN TOWN- The Indianapolis Motor Speed DINETTES FLORSHEIM way is a 2*Packed AREBUR '/l BLES IN CHROME OR BRONZE Wyoming has a population of about 290,000. Large, SolocHoii o f FORMICA TOP. ORIG. 69.95. More than 76 million nickels REGLINERS 5 PIECE 36-INCH ROUND KITCHEN RADIOS • RECORD PLAYERS are produced each year in the CLASSIFIED Choice of colors. TABLE WITH EXTENSION U.8. Mint In Denver. LEAF, PWttHCA TOP. S P A MOTOIIOLA ORIG. 79.95. ■When the Eiffel Tower wss erected in Paris In 1887, a peti­ ADS! 7WECE KITCHEN SETS. 36 x 48 x 66 CLOCK MMO . tion with 300 signatures demand­ FORMICA TOP TABLES AND SIX ed that the "tall, lanky pyramid’’ sms be torn down. Amnog thorw! pro­ CHAIRS,, EITHER BRONZE OR A MCA POffTAALE testing were Alexandre Dumas CHROME, ORIG. 119.00. O V # and Guy de Maupassant, _ - ^ 5 PIECE MAPLE DINRTTE S E T . ------MTOMme STEREO Average length of passenger FGRRUCA TOP MAPLK TABLE, 4 car trips In the United Slates Is MATES CHAIRS. ORIG. 149.00. " y Q * RUGS, TVs, PHONOS, RADIOS r o i s M i i a 8,8 miles as determined by a re­ SAVE cent study. 5 PIECE yiRTUE.DINETTE SET. 2-Fcl STEREO EARLY DECORATOR COLORS. 36 x 48 x PHONOGRAPHIC NEEDS, Etc. S2SM5 Killer whalee hunt In packs, 60 TABLE. ORIG. 189.00. swallowing small seals and por *119 . poises whole. AMERICAN Check, compare— we’ve, really gone all out and slashed <^these prices so drastically that we can' Runt Film Protects WING CHAIR hold this sale for only 11 hours! You’ll save more Choice of colori, wing back. than you’ve ever imaifined— you’ll find astound- Bonn—a liquid compound that ingr specials 4n every depL-Shuwn here^ is-only~a- reportedly converts rust into a EDS parfial list. Items subject to prior sale! th» axclualve waterproof protective film has been developed by Weet German ni oHv9 Bhadt... chemists. They say It can be ap­ ® ^ 2 7 . plied with either brush or spray­ n s daap, rich, authanlicl er and can serve as an undercoat for all standard finishes. Tonight 7 to 10; Fridays to 5 / Because Florsheim . uses only the l^nest ralfskin, I . FI.AHII FIRE K IIJX 8 SOT. WWG CHAI*^ ' Ashland, Mass., Nov. 10 (/T>— “ !*;•«««£ nn Rlsrk JsHe is the new olive shsHe that outshines all A father, mother and three chil­ SAVE *1 8 7 . others. F.xamine ■ pair of Florsheim Black Jade shoea. dren died enriy tmlay In a flash fire that nu-ed through their ORIG. 299.95. . „ a WN TO SLEEP The difference will he obvioua. home. The tragedy occurred on SWIVEL a , the fourth birthday of one of *4 9 . the youngatera. The \1ctlms ROCKERS were IdenttAed p# Paul I.apriae, » ORIG. 79.95. ..two days abort of his SOtJi Ohqloa o f edora. birthday; his Ulfe, Mary, 21, and Mary Rileni 4 yeara old to­ VlASHtRS ^ i m a r d r ^ S i day; Paul Jr.,t nearly 2, and Katherine, alx nwnths. The fire REFRIGERATORS de«lr«iyrd the interior of , the 2- IWISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER PARKADE atory frame hiHne at 103 Cen­ BEDS • MATTRESSES tral Ht.. near the center of thia o p e n TONIGHT aiid FRIDAY TILL »—HAT. *nLL • town alMiut IIVO mllea weat of m a t t r e s s o r b o x s p r in g , i n n e r 6.E *15 6 * «-B FUWB BiO» .Framingham. ’ s p r in g , t w i n s i z e o n l y . $1 o W aobe* U CV. n . BOT­ ORIG. 39.95. . l i o * TOM *299. aiic HOLLYWOOD b e d MATTRESS, BOX *189. Bb l v im a t o b SPRING, HEADBOARD AND $ < 9 0 U OV. FT. ... ' Largt Soloctlon of LEGS. (BUG. 59.95. *189f Doctor, lawytr.' increhanr oiiT. $ 2 3 9 ' STEF asi SPRING MATTRESS. sified Adsl From public onnounconionH . . . buyiiugi, soiling, swopping . . BXAKTA 35 MM. CAMERA $ 1 0 9 « ORIG. 139.95. - *9 8 . HOI J D A Y S;a l e COFFEE TULES ' 0 "n r . » m J . * ' * S 5 , KU.V1NATOB nOOR With Prlim R **!* SEALY TWIN SIZE BOX SPRING AND *2 19 * MODBL It OV. rr. NO used clothing, usod ears, housos oiid o wido Torioty of othor morehondiso . . . Blond, mahogany and wwmt W a a h er FROST BOnON SPONSORED BY EMANUEL CHURCH WOMEN MATTRESS WITH MAPLE to o divorsity of ’yonta"—oil of thoso hoop Hit "linos” humming with activi­ g e n e r a l ELECTRIC $ | 0 Q 9 TO SPINDLE BED. ORIG. 109.95. / Y e , *425. BLANKET ^ ty and results, fteod oi^ use the ciossifitds! Ruyers and soUors moot in this BLUE BiBLL ORTHOPEDIC TYPE MAT- o b Nb b a i , b u b o ib io M EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH IIIBSS m BOX SPRINGi TW IN OR 11 OV, FT. AVTO. B FULL S ^ . 15 YEAR GUAR­ I M n O IHBFROat. nowspopor—Hit coijnmunity's Mggost moHkotpiMO. 341.95. ^ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. ANTEE: ORIG. 69.95. H AN D M AD E Fhone Ml S-1524 for our ennrtcay ear service on car­ HANDMADE SW ED ISH GIFT and peting. IVe will come to year APRONS and DECORATIVE honae witli onr aanplea. Na CROCHETED BAKED GOODS ITEMS ahUgatton. ARTICLES, nSH POND FOR RanMmlMr M a Starts tonight From 7 to 10 i P lo n ty O f y TABLE CHH,DREN WHITE CHRISTMAS y • " ■ SPECIAL CRECIT TERMS DURING THIS SALE TAKE MANY MONTHS TO PAY'. F r a o q ttd Cosy ELBPHAbrr DECORATIONS and ^ TABLE / KAFFE StUCA Sorry, No PHonf or M,nl Order',, Pit-,; ‘ ! Fr>e Delivcy - n Mi P'jnh i’ is of S5 or Mj ic I IINQLY ’ ' > - FLORAL . -- ... . ARRANGEMENTS Parfcjifg Spowe 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, N t > a r M c K F

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,,'r ' ■ ,1 • • • ••• ' *f* . ••.p- PAOB'Tteuva MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.'MANCHESTER; CONN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. I960 JLti TRURSDAT, NOVEMBER 10, 1960 iMattrIrFfitfr fetifttins l|ifraid THURSDAY; MQVBMBER io, 1960 Pages H |i ' I poirtsd blm because ks w ss a Rofltviih-Vsmon ohureli youM pneram, oed^^sni- winner fn the stets. t tlon w ith various olmroh ooinqstt- Rf>cky Certain tees, and in pastoral work, wUeh ’As governor of New Yoric for y endrillo'Rosy la incliiSsA vlsitatloii aind. oouaesl- W A y C H at least two of .those- .years. Coycli » Ihg. UN Unit Starts Rites Slated ’ 64 Coihtettderl Rockefeller bsr. th/-aa -ideal I'P m Q ifP W w n V f W n P i He aaid the new poet wilt offer im k ;inugaiM r o m b * w d position to keep himssH before Fairfewell Seiiiibiti; :he public, to remliM '.tlw GOP an eiitlreiy different situatkm than Debate 6n Seat ______j n Jaaite VendriUo Jr^ both (OontlimM Sr«aa-J*a^ oiiej In .Vernon. Mainly, he wlU be On Vete DSfy that he is rssdy, willing juid, most 1 ^ . Bnnrran B. OWeli; p a ^ o f ICaadhMtor, wera tmltod In.mar* working In a city envirorunent M Yetefans Duty ‘ Wttly, rea^y availaMe. tor of VeriMt Ifethodist ChurefaL itaM Sator^ niornlns at, sons, a leedeV of tho Oonaervatlve opposed to the rural enytronmeht By SeVerid 0 Ailisriea’a war daafi win te beo> Ghunih ef tiM AMunptlon. element in the OOP,- told a te-, w u deliver, Ida Onal sermon, "The For Kasayubu MS iJcniwEBB aPiteiyNPM i tff Vernon. ored tomorrow by Manchesteifa n a Mda it fha daughter ot porter at Phoenix, Aria., last pight: Cnrfirtlan Oommosmealth,’’ at the lijr. and Mr*, gahratore R. Roadla, % Mr.. Itockefeller iBan’t carry H a r t fo c ^ fn t v .'10 (AP)-rA total 9i00 a.-m. seirvibe Sunday, SALE RUtlng tka Mancheatar Tw o clasaes o f meters are In servke organlxafiom ia V eten aa DANBURY MAN fCoutlimed iron Pago One) 180 W. Center S t Ohe bridegroom NeW York, he can’t be reckoned a' o f 945 license auspenslons iand re- Rev, Mr; Covell will leave tta was oppoaed by aeveraf towna- uae oq Ma&i St. and its aide streets Day ceremonies. • , li the ton of Mr. and Mrs. Salva- ^ lire to be contended with in the vocatlons-^e Mgh for.the year-— durUig' the; flow in g week for a .Brewster, N.Y., tjo^. 10 (AV- peopla last night, but the Chamber now. One gives 12 minutes for a named by depoeed Premier Pa* observance starts at' the; have been re|»rted by the State new post as sosoclate minister of Bnhcie GazNt. 26^ of 61 Balm- MANCHESTER of Commerce backed the idea penny and will take .up to five to n J. Vendrlllo Sr., 67 A lton S t Repul . . trice Lumuittba.' American Legion Home and aids' Ih# Rev. rrands T. BuUe? per- ’There ia no queOUon that Rocke- Motor Vehiclea Deportment for the First Melhodiet Churrii of folth Ave., Dairisjuy, Conn., was rovlded more free parking la ea- cents for an hoiWa parldng. The Just as the committee oon- at Monro Park. fonned the eei^ony and cele* feUer has lost groipid in hla home October. Motor' Vehiciee COounUh Ithaca, N.T. killed early- toffy triteh-his auto OLDSMOBILE Sibllahed off Main. St. first. other cUiss gives 24 minutss fo r a vened the Soviet Union issued a hzMed the nuptial high Mass. state since his upset election vic­ sloner John J. T^nan added yee-. In his hsw post, tfas Rev. Mr. r ta off Routp « S M sbruck a high­ A number of opinions were ex­ penny and will ' t^ke up to five Btatment attacking U.8 . motives. Tomorrow Is a holiday, and iha h ti^ given In marriage hy tory against a Democriitic tide in terday that the l l ^ e for the first OoveU, who has been a t Vemoh w ay fence, M O T O R s u e s pressed at the hekrinf ' General ceqts fo r 120 minutes. The committee quickly approved schools w ill be closed. Also dosed her father, wore a satin gown 1968. . ‘ ; 10. months of the year waa 26,705 Methodist Church fbur and a half m ice said Oaxric’s auto struck 512 West Center Street Manager Richard Martin called oo A fter conversion, both classes the tl.S. proposal by a vote of 5 for the day will be banking In* trim m ed' with Alencon lace, de­ ' Shortly after hla inauguratloa; --440 more than in the equivalent ybabs, wUl be working primarily a guide wire on the fence, flipped Pqllce Chief James Reardon’s pro­ would glva a minimum of one hour in favor, 3 against and 1 absten* atltutlons, the town’s libraries, the signed with a icooped neckline he put through a record tax Jn- period of lOM. in: three flOMs: Development of p over, hnd landed on Ita side. ' posal to convert the town’s 388 for a hickle, and the second class tion. Th e line-up was the same as Municipal Building, and the State trimmed with Irideacents and seed creaae that has been a source of iqetera from penny to nickle use. would also ^ve two hours for two -in the previous vote. The Soviet Employment Service. Mary Che­ pearls,, long pointed sleeves, and controversy ever sines. About a docen townspeople ap­ nlckles. Union, Morocco and the U n it^ ney -end Whlton libraries will be ^Miffant skirt tanfiinating in a T o keep In the ptiblio eye. Rocke­ peared, some opposing the hike The first class, Reardon said, Arab Republic voted iO^lnst de­ open on Saturday. ' * cathedral train. She. wore a feller would have to . win rp^elObtlon and tome opposing meters general­ would covpr most of Main St. The bating the question ' now. N ew There will be no mall delivery, coronet Crown with fingertip veil In 1962. A victory seemingly Would ly. second Would be put on aide streets Zealand abstained. 'Voting with except special delivery, but the be much more difficult than it was M P MARKH R NUNCHBTIR ^ 241 nOAIj STiHT AM 114 LCIimR SHIRT The positlim of the Chamber’s and on Main from M yrtle St. to the United States on both motions windows In the lobby o f the main o f sOk Illusion trimmed vHth sum ' PTO Speaker Iridescents. Her bouquet was a two years ago.' traffic and parking committee, the Center on the west side. Wero Costa Rlea, Haiti, Spain and post office at the Center will be cascade o f white roses, with But RockefeUer has shown aby- stated by Bruce Watkins, was that Some 25 moters would be con the Philippines. Virginia Havlland, authoress and open from 8 to 10 a.m. the fee could be raised after the streamers. Ity to cut across party Unea„and MONDAY THROUQH SATiUlipAY 'TIL 9 P. M . verted at i time, srlth others lent Just as the comnUttee convened lecturer, will be the guest speaker Past Commander Michael Mc*- win support from Democrats and town Parking Authority carries out temporarily by the company tak the Soviet Union issued a. state- lUss Itoberta VendriUo, sister of resent plana te provide free park- at a,special dinner meeting Saturr Donald of the American Liegloa the bridegroom, was maid of hon­ Independents. I n . addition. N ew ing their places, Reardon said. I f statement attacking U.S, motives. ig on land between Oak and. dajr o f tha Lake St. School Parent will be master of ceremonies for or. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda York Democrats do not now appear approved, he added, the cimversion The Soviet statement. asserted gM m >1o Sts. and m i Birch St. that it Teacher Organization. Veterans Day rites. Delegates of Rmmonl and Miss Gloria Rutaky, to have a potential candidate to would not go Into effect until that the United Statee le trying to has reeenUy bought. MUs Havlland Is the reader! ad­ the service organizations will both of Manchester; Miss Louisa match Rockefeller’s crowd ap­ SUra-felGHT QUALITY, heavy, WESTERN, CORN-FED STEER BEEF . spring and probably at such a-paoe railroad a. decision on the K ^ - march to the hospital from tho tov. meet the C h m b er’s request visor for children at the Boston Castogna and Miss Joann Toras- peal and grass- camp^gn Now, MarUn said today Reardon vubu delegation with the aim,of Legion Home at 10 a.m. IA. Col. •’w ill reriew it (hla proposal) and that more off-stTOet parhihg hO -Pubiic Library and is associate edl ' do, both of Hartford. Junior teclmiques. disrupting, a normal solution of 'Fredrick Hayward will. be the ; decide what he thinks he wants to provided first by tho TOwni Park­ tor and reviewer of chlldre:^ bridesmaid .was Miss Carolyn The Governor ftbvlously would The Congo problem and "under­ speaker. A wreath will be laid at do.’^ As town traffic , authority, ing Authority, which has plana In Ledne of Rocky Hill, cousin o f the have to overcome a reservior of mining the forthcoming work of books for Horn Book M agazin^ the base of the monument In front LB Reardon la empowered to make the the works'now. • bride. Miss Debbie Tarascio of ill will he created'-among Repub-, -RM IB /, BURROAST' ^B F Ji^^nBlj^, M ■ Are^ the Conciliation Committee Of She Is also a member and former of the hospital entrance. licana with hia prolonged criti 59* hike. Opposition to meters at all came Afro-Aeian cw ntrlee set up in ac­ chairman of the NewberryrCalde- Hartford, cousin o f the bride­ Another step would be an ap­ Wreaths will also .be placed at groom, was flower girl. cisms of Nixon last spring and last night from Burton Pearl, own­ cordance with a decision of the cott Committee for annu^' awards early summer. 1 . 7 9 ^ propriation by Town .Directors er of Pearl’S Applituics and t^irni fourth extraordinary aeesion of in children’s literature.'^ She has monuments In Soldiers Field o f The attendants wore gowns of New|»ort Rooit u 95^ . Sirloin Tip F,«T2mBs East Cemetery and Munro Park. Virile the Governor campaigned Nov. 15 of $7,200 to recondition the ture Center at 649 Main St., who the General Assembly.” represented the United States at nylMi with satin bodices beneath A t each place, the roll of. w ar intfhsively for Nixon after the netera to stop many complaints opposed them in 1947. He said The . Assembly yesterday bus foreign library and children’s book nylon Shrugs and bouffant skirts, SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, C^T FROM TENDER,.YOUNG,. CORN-FED PORKERS dead will be read, and "Flandere GOP convention, some Republican about, malfunctions, particularly nickle meters would be better than conferences. "they wore crowns trimmed with pended Its debate on The Congo Field” will be recited by Past Com­ leaders are sure to feel that In rainy weather and In the winter, a penny charge from the standpoint question Indefinitely. Miss Havlland will speak In con­ sequins and circular y'ellSy^ They mander Theodore Falrbanka of the Rockefeller’s earlier actlvltea Cost Reardon said. . ' .>4, o f salesmen who like tq spend ziiore Kaaavubu, who arrived In New junction with a book festival to fol­ carried cascade bouquets o f roses. N o Coat fo r ConveraloB than 13 minutes with their cue-, American Legion. The flower girl wore a sinlil^ Nixon votes. York earlier this week to take part low a roast beef dinner sponsored But memories of poUtical lead­ Martin said the conversion could tomers, but would/ work against in the debate, sent U.N. Secretary- by the PTO. The dinner will be Organizations taking part will gown and carried a c^lpnlaL-bOu- PORK ipiN S - 39* be accomplished without, cost as customen parking fdr Short er­ be the American Legion, 'VFW, quet o f roses. —' ers often are short when the ques­ greneral Dag Hammarskjold a note served in two sittings, at 5 and 6:30 tion comes down to victory or de­ part of the reconditioning -.r- the rands. ' accusing Ghana of "spreading Ir­ p.m. Approximately 150 can be DAV, WWI Vets, the YD, tho Hero Desrolser of Lisbon, Conn., -FvIlMbHolf *•49' MlUInHaH 59'V Uln Portion *• 49' Wholo Loini *«53' second reconditioning given the Arm y and N avy Club! and their was best man. Ushers were Ed­ feat. Republican leaders would Want Center Park ParUag responsible and false Bllegations” seated at one time. Loring Studio forgive RockefeUer a good deal meters since they were Installed Pearl asked why a parking pro- about The Congo situation. Tickets may be purchased from auxiliaries. ^ ward Tlchey of Guilford, Wayne MRS. SALVATORE JAMES VENDRILLO JR. In 1947 and 1948. granv couldn’t be'started In Cen­ Todd of Vernon, Robert Tyler of if they thought he could help them SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY MEATS Hla note was a reply to Ghana’s district representatives' on from recapture the White House. Many Townspeople Including Dr. A. Bi ter Park and discussed other Ideas role in transmitting messages from Donald F. Freeman, chairman of . Hungary Import# Grain Manchester, Salvatore Felice, Moran, Mrs. Ruth Howes, and tains, Mrs. VendriUo wore a black ployed by Eastern States Farmers GOP Politicians disliked former toward the evenUipl removal of Congolese parliamentary leaders the ways and means committee. cousin o f the bride; and Roger spokesman for some Main St. and white checked tw^plece iult Exchange, Feed Research Center, Gov. Thomas Dewey, but sup- ONE PRICE ONLY AS ADVERTISED the meters. challenging Kaaavubu's right to Munich, Germany— Hungary for Rocella, brother o f the bride, both stores said at the hearing in the in Ellington, as a poultry tech­ A spokesman fo r Mart-Mad'S, apeak for The Congo at the United the first time In Its history, has of Manchester. The ring bearer with black and white accissories Municipal Building that eliminat­ 691 Main-St, also objected to me­ and a white orchid. nician. Nations. He called Ghana’s action Cyprus’ Wines Famed become a grain-importing nation. was Andrew Lesbines, Hartford, ing penny, meters | meant people ters in themselves, saying the unfriendly and discourteous. The couple will Jive at 46 Radio Free Eiurope reports. RJ'.E . cousin o f the bride. SMOKED would have to buy an hour’s time store ia losing money qvery day Kaaavubu also asserted that Spruce 8 t. after Nov. 20. Mrs. ; Nicosia, Cyprus—Nearly balf of said that was the most etriklng Mrs. Rosella wore blue lace over Named for Him FREE DEUVERY SHORT SHANK LB 39' for a nlckle rather than 12 minutes and its Blast Hartford customers. Joseph Okito, one of the parliamen­ Cyprus’ farm families grow' grapes finding of a recent conference in a Uf^rblue satin sheath with blue V’endrlllo is a 1969 graduate of Shouiders for a penny, even if they had to ‘ -You’re driving business away,” g AM. to 10 PJL " Nurses Model Fashions for Holiday Season tary leadem, was not president of for a living. Cyprus wines were Hungary called to conirtder tho accessories. The bridegroom’s Manchester High School, and is London’s great clock got the ALL .1 LB H J B C park for only a short time to make the spokesman told Martin. the senate as he claimed. popular In the Mediterranean In state of the country's agriculture mother wore an orchid dress with employed by the Southern New name of "Big Ben’’ from Sir Ben­ quick purchssea, or run a quick A t the present time, the parii- Members o f the kbLncheater Registered Nurses ASan. and their children w ill model holiday fashions, Ghana and Guinea, supported J>y the 16th Century, and 125,000 gal­ since last winter’s sharp coUeettvi- ARTHUR DRUe ing mater fund has almost $152,- matching coat and pt-ple acces­ EngMmd Telephone Co. In the traf­ jamin Hall, who was Queen Vic­ Siiic^ iacon GOOD J t PKGS 7 9 errand. from House and Hale tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at the Waddell School audltoriunf. Mra. W alter Kee­ the Soviet bloc, pushed through a lons are etill exported annually. I zatlon drive. sories. Both wore white orchid fic department. Mr. VendriUo is a toria's chief commtsstoner„qf works Moran aald seven stopa he made 0()0 with almost all of It commit­ ney, 27 Adams St., assistant supervisor at the Creatfield Convalescent Hospital and foriner nuru surprise motion to hold up the corsages. 1959 graduate of the University of when it was installed in 1^9, C BREAST recently for 14 cents would coat ted. at Manchester Memorial Hospital, displays a blue and purple print matte Jersey dress with deep Congo debate at „ yesterday's as­ TJie commitments are $47,200 to blue felt and satin hat. Mrs. Keeney, who has 10 grandchildren, w ill portray the "grandm other’ A reception for 500 guests was Connecticut and a member of 3 9 = him 35 cents under the proposal sembly session. Ghana Ambassa­ held at the Garden Grove. For a Alpha . Rho and Alpha Chicken om ls 35 QTRS Lb and "I can’t afford it.” buy propSKy between Oak and role in the fashion show. With her are Miss Kathleen Ward, 12, daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. Ray^ dor Alex Qualson-Sackey urged wedding trip to the Pocono Moun- Phi Omega fratemltiea. He is em- AAP SUPR MARKITS Mrs. Howes said, "Taxpayera Maple Sts., $35,500 to buy prop­ mond P. Ward, 674 Center St., in a pink and white floral nylon party dress, and Miss Joan Moon­ postponement until a 15-member GENUINE have a difficult time now.” erty at Depot Square If the New ey, 41 Florence St., a nurse at Manchester Memorial Hospital, In an orchid silk dress with em­ Aslan-Afrlcan commission makes However, Reardon aald no other Haven Railroad eVer clears the broidered button-down-the-front bib and matching hat. Kathy Godfrey of radio and "TV will be an attempt to resolve the differ­ OPEN AN AOGOUNT OPEN ALL DAY SLICED LB 9 9 Connecticut town allows parking title; $48,000 to buy property at conimimtator for the showing of sportswear, cocktail and holiday wear for girls and women and ences between the rival Congolese Calves Liver ' Limited Timet **They took the heada^ee I , " time to be bought for a penny on 19 Birch St., and $12,450 fo r clear­ men’s sport and dress wear. The prS-Christmas party setting is the portico at the home of Mr. politicians. The commlMlon Is ex-* FOR FRIDAY, NOV. nth Ite main atreet and the trend now, ing'- land. Adding $7,200 fo r the and Mrs. F. S. Klock, 63 Henry St. (Herald Photo by Oflara). —... pected to leave for the Congo next $50 WEEKEND SPECIAL out ofpem ting,** he added, la toward ten cents for meter Reconditioning would vir­ week. LB 3 9 = tually wipe the fund out. Nigeria’s Jaja Wachuku, sup­ or add that amount to your prea- Good Tonight TUI 9; All Day Friday 'HII 9; AU Day Saturday USUAL STORI HOURS Short Ribs of Beef a mininum time o f 30 minutes Coventry; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ent accountairi receive free abaafi- or an hour, even in towns with no Mail Pickups Advanced porting tho Ghana motion, con­ Free, M EN'S H A L F James Moser, Ellington; a son to About Town tended "any debate and mudsllng- ■ome hammered ahimtainm inon- Banquet Frozen Beef, Chicken, g ^ C free off-atreet parking apace. Mr. and Mrs.-*'Michael Heyman, lated food warmer. For each addi­ The main reaadn fo r the'hike, ing here will result only In making RUBBER HEELS Turkey, Ham, Salisb'ry Steak EA Wapplng. ____ A change In time of collect-' the work of that commission Im­ tional $50 you may porohaae one Dinners aoeordlng to Martin, would be to Hospital Notes DISCHARGBJD YESTERDAY: Ben Ecra (Chapter o f B'Nal ing mail in Manchester was an­ for $8.00. BEG. SIJNV—SPECIAL keep up with Increased rfyalr B’rtth.wiU sponsor-SL qooktall buf­ possible.” Gifts F e lix . ZatkowOkii, 21 N. Main nounced today by Poetmaster The United States tried unauc- CHOOSE FROM CAT'S PAW. eosta and the salaries of two Main fet supper and dance at the visiting hours are 2 te 8 pjn. St.; Zygmund SokolowoW, 'Wllli- Alden Bailey. cestfully to delay a vote on the BILTRITE or STEP-A-LONG. S t meter policemen getting $2.40 for all areaa except matenilQr Malson DeJulee, 760 Albany Ave., an hour plus fringe benefits. mantlc; Dianne Krob, 119 Maple The. last collection w ill now Ghana motion but It was carried wheiL you open a where they a n 2 to 4:80 and 6:80 Hartford, Saturday from 9 pm. to OPEN AN ACCOUNT 7 9 Cnee paid $1.25 an hour from St; Robert Brown,, Storrs; Mark .be sfyller than before so that 48-30, with 18 abstentions. new ^ account or to 8 p,na.; and private rooms, wherf 1 am.'^ ■ .. ■ • WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES PICKIN'S FCRPKCT POlTYOUl the PoUee Deparimant budget the Maagene, 68 Summer St: Mrs. imrinlaii ha aent ou t of town to A apokeaman for the U. k. dele­ add to xour pres­ pay fo r thd' 6 $b..polltiAnen was they a n 16 a.m. to 8 p.m. Phyllkw Glpnis^.'V Broad .Brook; be n u on an earlier train, fiuui gation aald later that the Coiwo FOR $25 Mjss BkmlcS W rig h t Coventry; A misslofi progfiMlF dnd potluok i^lnsiffmg quicker delivery. debate can be reopened at any ent account,. shifted to the piairking meter fund for members of Zloii Evangelical when Martin became naanager. Patients Tdillay: 286 Mra. daOierlne Robinson, -7155 The last collection from the time. But he aald the United States or add that amount to your pres­ A D M IT T ED YESTERDAY: .Summit St.; David Schm^ding, Lutheran Church will, be held to­ has not decided whether It would The proposed hike would in­ morrow at 6 pte. at the church. box In front of jhe main office Offer good at our ent account and recrfve tree sitter HOUSE k HALE Clinton Jerome, 68 Kinsington St.; 606 Gardner St.; Mrs. Alice Sar­ will,‘he at p.m. make such a move. a Heat-’nrServe platter and tray or crease meter revenue 20 per cent Guest speaker wUl be the Rev. 8 USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE—MI 8-4138 per year, Martin aald, adding that 'Carolyn Macalone, 111 -Ferguson gent, Rockville; Robert Newth, Collections from boxes around A t one pifint in yesterday’s de­ Coventry Branch, a 4-pleoe* place setting o f WaUaee Egbert J. Dunker of Keene, N.H. ’’We can’t go on raising wages Rd.: hprs. Geeriruide Spiegelberg, 18 Raddlng St; Mrs. Nancy Tay­ tovm 'wiU begin at .7 p.m., and bate, Belgian Foreign Minister Route 31, also. Stainless tableware. For each -ad­ The program will also include a without raising prices”. The fees Vernon; Gloria Ma3mard, 32 H lj^ lor arid daughter, 74 Foley St.; reetfienta are asked to get their Pierre Wlgny was Interrupted by ditional $25 you may pnrchaao miaslon .film and short talks by 4 now are the same as 12 years ago, St., Rockville; Raymond Baelin, Mrs. Dorothy Stalger and daugh­ mall In ' these boxes earlier desk thumping from the Commu­ either for 2.50. Mias Hlmily Kiasmann,- chairman of he added. Coventry Rd.. Bolton; Mrs. Elve- ter, 6 W ard St., Rockville; Mra. to ihSure earliest delivery. nist and Ghanaian delegations. It FREESTONE - ARCHWAY Martin agreed the hike would lyn Billings, Wapplijg: Mrs. Esther Joan O’Ckiln and daughter, Wap­ the Miaaionary Crusade Zion Business concerns fire asked was the first such display since produce revenue over the salary Daggett, 200 Lydall St.; Mrs. Mot­ plng; Mrs. Georgeann Narkawicz Church, and Elder Rudolf Lotz. to get their mail to the post of­ Soviet Premier Nikita lOirushchev Grapes2 ile Splvak, Coventry; Miltpn Plouff, left the assembly. -ft 'Or o You don't know what your missing P m c Im s ELBEFTA 4 ' '^CANS *99' * needs but he said a nickle must and son, 26 Burke Rd., Rockville; fice before 5 p.m. so It can be be the next step upward because 119 Autumn St.; David Sturtevant, Mrs. Helen Allen and daughter, Emanuel Lutheran (Churchwom- processed for dispatching by 1 7 America doesn't have "2^ cent 191 Green Rd.; Janet Morganaon, en win sponsor a holiday sale at 6:45. . / ■ ______J M E t LARGI^ 115„New^lton Rd. - iAtyalut Province vS A V I N G S €tfcumbers e«H N ' IA-* roe pikees.” Ellington; Bofinfe ' BteVenson,' 22 DISCHARGED TODAY: Paul the church Sa^irfiay from 11 a.m. Walker St.; Lillian Landau, Chest­ Since 1947 and 1948, when they Barrett, 45 Cone St.; Duane to 4 pm. Among the Christmas New Brunswick is called the Gropefr't Sections 4c!u«79 were ipstalled to insure parking nut Hlll;^ Mary Beth KowaL 95 .decoratiqnS wlU be tree skirts, over seven other companies. The LOAN Brown, 36 Madison St.; Mrs. Alice school will be located on a site next “LoyaJiet province of Canada” be­ .\ s s <) 4 I \ r I o V turnover on Main St., the meters Woodland St.; Mrs. France Allen, felt stockings, ^doorknob covers, A&P Hhintz, 64 Union St., Rockville; to the East .Catholic High School, cause most ot Its early eettlers have produced net revenue of 22 Oliver Rd.; Mrs. Elaine Kizls, Mrs. Arline Kruh, 851 Center St.; tree ornaments, candles, as well as LARGE HEADS EA it will replace the Howell Cheney were people who were loyal to the Cauliflower $15,000 a year, Martin said. Be- South Windsor; Richard Tedone, Percy Spicer, Talcottvllle; Mrs. handmade Christmas gifts. A cof­ C o rn WHOLE KERNEL 6 CANS 8 9 aldes paying the policemen’s sal­ 66 Strickland St . Technical School which the State British king and who left their nsMcwetTes'e otessT riwaeciat iweTiTUTioe FRESH Sonia Friedmein and daughter. fee shop w ill serve Swedish coffee aries and meter purchase and re­ ADMITTED TODAY; Malcolm now runa In a building on School homes in the Thirteen Colonies WHITE SOLID PACK Broccoli LARGE BUNCH South Windsor; Mrs. Jane Kaiser cake and coffee.' . St. rmted from the' Mandieater after the American Revolutionary /eottdiain tCewor, pair costs, the fund is Intended to Ellin^ood, Rockville; Clement and daughter, 54 Parker St."; Mrs. RCA VICTOR Bouchard. Coventry. Board of Education. War. buy and clear land for off-street Sylvia Osgood and son, Dross Dr., Albert LaLlberte, 680 Center o parking. B IR TH S Y E S T E R D A Y : A daugh- Vernon; Mrs. Ann Ratti and A&P Tuna Hot House Tomatoes » SL, today entered Hartford Hos­ Present commitments toward ter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc­ daughter, Hebi^; Mrs. Helga this end will virtually wipe out Curdy, 66 Nike Circle; a daughter Allbee and-daugbter, 87 Nike Cir­ pital for minor surgery. He will be Freih Creamery the fund. to-Mr, and Mrs. Francis Pane Jf., cle; Mrs. M ary Leonowlcz and a patient there for a week. A&P's OWN PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENINQ-l- lb can 28e son, 45 IC gh S t r - M rs. Maxine Silverbreok Butter PR*INT 71= 3 LB V d « C Doering and daughter, East Hart­ The Knights o f Columbus plan : ford. a Communion breakfast on Sun­ dexo Shortening CAN # O day, Nov. 20, at the K of C Home „ 6 5 = after the 8 a.m. Mass at St. Bridg­ Agod Sharp Choddor et’s Church. The Rev. Stanley Has- CREAM STYLE t. THE U t lU A J f w m } W A T C H - Tickets on Sale tillo o f St. Bridget’s Church is Gorgonzola (TELIA (RAND, t e 7 5 ^ UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED chaplain fo r the K o f C. LB 1 OZ For ‘Hi-Fever’ NOTICE m a 1 AO ^ m A Notre Dame Christmas fair, A&P CORN F CANS W 7 FOR 3 WHOLE YEARS HckeU for "Hi-Fever Follies,” Save ! sponsored by the Sisters of Notre A&P ^ ^ tjie hospital benefit show, will be Dame fie Namur, will be held In pUeqd on general sale Saturday the new novitiate building at 1561 OFFICES CLOSED 20e throufriL.next Thursday at Watkins N. Benson: Rd., Fairfield, tomor­ 7 il b 7 9 <= row and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to OLD COINS BOUGHT— SOLD Bros, store. on each SLICED BEETS f CANS f # 8 p.m. Proceeds w ill aid the Notre - More than ipo men and women Dame novitiate building fund. RELIABLE '. ' from Manchester and surrounding JANE PARKER LGE 8-IN., 1 lb 8 oz size O N FRIDAY •• towns will participate ,In the show Fred J. Sengstacke, New York Visable V^8 Engine h 15’/2Oz A 0 ^ to be presented Nov. 18 smd 19 at acc«»r49* Some of the town’s leading busi­ The Rev. Daniel DriscOlI, mis­ . STILL TIME TO ENTER - sionary director of the Divine > ■ / * .' Trade your old set Now VlleCO . KIT WITH 3 LB CAN 0 3 THE OUAT AKAMTIC ( RACiriC TiA COMfAHY, INC ness and professidnal men and — I ' CONTEST CLOSES N^y* ** o ' MICHAEl^ I4K GOLD WATCHES * womdh and many housewives an Word mlsrionaries, trill be guest uiii M rwwiM* nursing some sore muscles already speaker at a meeting of St. Bridg­ Veterans' Day et’s C t O Tuesday from 7 to p.m. Cut-Rite . tbni stt,, Nm. is aftfr two weeks of rehearsals for 8 \‘ md fffftctiH' le *250.00 MODEL AIRPLANES—BOATS—CARS WITH DAINTY MESH BRACELETSO^ the. benefit. Each unit In the in St: Bridget's.Church hall. He thlt ft w ill show mms &nd color slides, CHEMISTRY SETS—MICROSCOPE SETS Vielalty variety show had rehearsed ihde Voa 27=- Nfw in eur largo family 6f Michaals.vnMiw, fliM« 6x« pendently without a peek at what end w ill discuss missionary work Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Guaraiiteed and Serviced otheg acts are doing. > in the South Pacific. -In cose of emergen^ calf MODEL RAILROAD ^ quiiHoty tiny and faminino stylas with alagant I4K goM By our own mechanics LIONEL—AMERICAN fLYER—HO ; Sunday— afternoon’s* reheanjULl Famous for Service Since 1931 maih bracaiah. Tha (qirara watch, **Goldan Mash” in call at Second (Congregational IT'S TUNCwUP TIM E FOR IMKRIAL - -Sc OFF” 2 PACKAGES PILISBURY MMRV I4K yaHew gold, $135: tha baodad watch, "Oval Mdih” Church win be for the entire com­ Contract Signed Pi# Crust Mixes 2 ’“«s 3f' Cookies ilspk»49® pany and will mark the first time die Service Number hi I4K whita gold, $156. Pricas includa Fadaral tax. oast members will see the entlfe For Tech School ^ R G A R I N E ANGtl production. Chris Carter of Car- Prices as low YOUR L lO N E tm U N E CHICKEN OP-THE SEA 1 Productions, New York City, . ' I Fk IuI Tissuts 4 69' WtihoTuiM T. Completion is s#t f or 830 work­ husily 'NsRliiM'. counts for loss tlyui 15 per cent of ing days from today, or about a , POt PlUCtOUS DRINKS Z ifW flfII - fllVfSfNIINI Italy’s ehssis produetion, but yssr ate a half. . i(» egc UUKK « « C mafc'uf op taor# tluui'M per e«nt . Chat ot ednstfitotton will t e II,' s i s ^ t r CicM Mtrili wSS'eiSf PKO WW ' fiM M A O f n u a b r ot 'Jto eteeqe Italy ships to ths 566,570. /nils Indufies tha bqss hid - # lAtttofi Stotoa. About U.000.000 ot $1,620,575 ate on# supplfguBtai fID C M M iS r e e o trs f CHURCH ffw IKNOMMOUMlirilNCI IN i M ^ s f FMOrtao 0X0 ssBt to tte MdoC 185.700. l ' r \ I.

?/\NCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER,

baked' goods, this week for tbd Mary Lou Pkgach and Xinda Se- OPEN Cotum bia Coffee Shop in Windham Com­ bula. Troop 62; Aubyn Barstrdnl. Normally Dectines in FaU H ehron CavmUry^^ munity Memorial Hosidtal, operii Barbara Stlmsbn, '-Debora Qiitnii, . t A.M. to 9 PJKI. Student Queried ated by the Women’s AuxUliury, Sharon Green^, Carolyn Knapp, are: MM. Alfred Soraochl, Mrs. Sbirli Axalrod. HUlen'Kiiigr. Nancy SUNDAY, a A.Mv4 P.M. S|tate Grant Wiibnr Fletchto, MM. Leslie Dean, Martha Brand, Susaa Schui* Girls Scouts Pastor’s Places with On VenAg In ter^ t Stimtoo. Mrs. ArvkI Andtoson ilaf. Jdknna DUworth, Linda Ru- PINE PHAHMACY ^ 'A and Mrs. Spencer Haddad. ^ find X s « a n Hanmiamlfiivm, 884 CENT'filM I t . '/ F in a l F i g ^ pupils of 'Oradss t, t, a n d ‘ 16 Hie Auxiliary is hiding Its an­ : ’ Home were queried this week to deter- nual Christmas 'sUe today untU ™ Msweaal Nato. adae pnpU Interest in vocational »son 8 pjn. hi the hospital Ibbby.'' Ricbafd Rualeka of Brittney Rd. Girt Scouta in the .Junior, high 161 agrtcujarare as part of the high Volunteem a rt nedddd for hdsr la a BUfgidal patlHit^kt■ t Windham W lndha I Said troop have "adopted” DT. Fried­ s e ^ ^ program. ' pital work. Anyone'Who can gtvsr Community Memorial MospltaL1 .^''The information waa sought by three houM of tlmf iMukl tele­ rtHpitossi twM Bags baa) greater, than aeatonal baeauaa of man’s Convalescent Home in Col- Shares Work tiM Btato gnat for adueatloa the R ^ o n a l Vocational A gricul­ phone Mrs. Ruth TMty. H eraM C o- daclinsa in the steel industry ai^ ohMter, aa their special conunun- totaling $U3.1«1 >>Mn ap- tural Consulting Committee, set up Mandwater By NABOB FL'TNN ladlasMlglit hanbia correspeadeBt~Mi-s. DaaUd Thla vMa « aomswhat fayoraMa d oiTitng and machinery Industriea Ity torvlce project this yean The IMVvad, the Board ot Bducatimt to establish'a V o -A g Center In this m e lions loymant con- practice they are regularly an­ It is this same quality of family lain of the Meriden School for S t He ia being held in cuatody In out a m o n th ly cafendar of porta ia $28,087.06. Morris Kaplan. be welcomed and may be sent di­ tlnuea fiiat tha Idle total will prob nounced. howevef, around the 10th life, sharing to her husband’s work Boys and Cheshire Rei^ormgtory, lieu of $25 blns: Margaret Albalr, Diane Bel workers, ' four times tha UA. convictions.” al Book Week, Education Week, m e October Mport duBMd that ahead o f the 1654-M-88 elections. a'.tO>llsOO B M .( another year. toe Aetna Hktglneeriag Co. at the structors are supplied. JI, Vlekl Burnham, Pamela Marrot­ figure, on about a third as much A dynamic personality to a Art Week and American Home The Troop Committee ia offering 'mbertaon School providing for Women Bake for Boepllal te, CoUeen Mitchell, Jill Holbnxdc, trackage as the UH . total ot-218,- the number o f workwa en f setoiy Thoee rep Lake Helen, Fla., in 'a letter re­ at Howard Johnson’s-on Tolland Mra. Lillian SUraiak, Willlmantlc tomorrow. Local area chairmen, ceived Monday, that northerners Tpke., Mrs. Simpson enjoys her dance, Mrs. Simpson studicri also suid Mrs. Alvina Verprauskus, An' Mrs. John 8. Bleaell of Cross St. FANCY LARGE WHITE are coming back south fast now, role as grandmother, playing with with TrudI Cashmari in Hartford dover. or Mrs. Joseph Motycka of Folly and will arrive in droves after and caring for young Karl. and later at the Community Y. Substitute clerical -staff mem Lane, Mould be contacted. e le c t io n day. The Rev. Mr. Started Nursery School A fter tryouts, twelve high school bers Include Mrs. Etty Hoffman, Peraonal Note Champe, a former Hebron and Mrs. Simpson is very much at age , girls are. selected for the Mrs. Ann Boisvert, Mrsi Olivs Oor- C c Louie Hodla of Pucker St. is a COFFEE ^ Gilead pastor, gave a vivid de­ home to the nursery, for it was Rhythmic CJholr which presents' dan, Mrs. Rose Robertson and Mrs. ea. patient at Hartford Hotoltal where VAC PACN scription of the r e s u lt s of she who started the nursery school special programs at Thanksg’. 'Ing;' Betty Peracchio, all of town. he underwent surgery this week. Hurricane Donna. Great piles at Center Congregational CThurch. f^hrlstmas and other religious holi­ Bulletin Board CAULIFLOWER of tre e s and branches were She also started the former Moth- days. They wear white robes and Coventry Granimar School PTA LB. C A H , V, Manoheater Evening H e r a ld strewn all over the county, to- ers C^ub where parents could dis­ stoles in various seasonal cpiors. ... w ill meet W ednesday at the school FANCY FIRM LARGE Coventry correspondent, F, Pau-r eluding live oaks. Fortunately, the cuss children’s problems and ex­ auditorium from 7:30 p!m. to 8:30 ■"if (Herald photoa bjr Pinto.) Mrs. Robert Martin Is- accom • line U rile, telephone P I 2-6281, change Information. This is how a London yisitor studies religious art. ■ p.m. Paronta of pupils of Grades parsonage escaped injury. Prison­ Sunday School visual aids capture attention. panlst and assists with choreogra­ part of the Women’s'Fellowship of through 6 win vUit with the teach ers of the county were sent to phy for the Rhythmic Choir, which the church. era as part of Educational Month clean up the chaos. They came in has presented programs at - South trayed In the choir for presentation a year, in January, the Simpsons About ten years ago, Mrs. Simp­ There will be no busineea meeting Children Donate for a big r ^ cage truck with heavy Rockvill^V ernon Methodist Church, and in churches as a gift. hold an “at home" for everyone to son helped start a women’s prayer or refreshments served. wire cage all around It, and with to .''■uffleld, Bloomfield, Chester and On the fireplace mantle at the the congregation. Mrs. Simpson CUCUMBERS two guards carrying guns keeping group which meets one mdmlng Organizations of Flrit Congrega­ Fryers and Lamb Vie at festivals of the Sacred Dance parsonage is a group of clay fign^res also entertains visiting clergy as $3 to Museum week. The-group met at the par­ tional Church will eponsor a public watch. The weather there is de^ Sledding Slope Guild to Fall River. Mass. depicting the “rich young ruler" house guests, and serves refresh­ whist party at 8 p.m. Nov. 16 at scribed as fine. Roses are to sonage every Tuesday morning un­ A ' Junior rhythmic choir of Three children from the W ed­ parable. ments for committee meetings and the church vestry for the benefit of bloom, with a temperature of til last year, but meetings are now eighth grade grirls Is directed, by dell School area, all members of Project Pushed Hospitality is another facet in tor new members who confer with the bu lld ii» fund. General chair­ SPECIAL PURCHASE SAVINGS For Shoppers’ Vote held at the homes of members. Mrs. Charles Baxter, with Mrs. laitz Junior Museum, have donated about 76, what they call ”a cold the life of the minister’s wife. Once her husband at tho parsonage. men are M n . Herman Allard and She has also been teaching a 6th to the museum $3.78, their earn­ spell.” ' Whether or not Rockville young­ Robert Simmons as accompanist. Mrs. Dayton H. Whipple II. grade class of girls to S u n d a y ings as door-to-door salesmen sell­ Congregational News Makea Figurines „ The Community Holiday Fair of By THE ASSOCIATED, PRESS ❖ to 2 cents a dozen over a fairly sters Will have a sledding and ski­ School for 10 years. ing household products. , BISQUICK Hebron and Gilead Congrega wide area, A t th e' end of the season each the Gleener's Circle of Second Con­ Large 40 Os. Pkg. 43c Frying chickens and leg of ing slope in Henry Park this winter The minister's wife is an ex-of- PHOTO gregational Church will be held They are Stephen Head, 10H> ttonal parishioners are reminded of An ominous note for shoppers— , year, when members of the Is a moot question today, but the flclo member of the board and CHRISTMAS CARDS from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at Claudia Head, 0, and Joann Heaid, the s p e c ia l Thanksgiving Eve lamb battled like Kennedy and the wholesale food index complied Rhythmic Choir are given a dinner FILM—FLASH BULBS 7H, all children of Mr. and Mrs. attends regular meetings of the at the parsonage, Mrs. Simpson H E R M ’S C A M E R A and the Church Community House. VT. MAjD SYRUP Sugar Sweet 12 Oz. Bote. 29c union service, beginning at 7:30, Nixon this week for the top spot by Dun A Bradstreet, Inc., this city’s Permainent Recreation Com­ DISCOUNT PRICES Francis J. H.ead, 181 Loomis St. The plan Is-to make it a family af' Women’s Fellowship of the church. presents clay figurine gifts which PH OTO SH OP M any local clubs anl church organ­ 6n the housewife’s food ballot. week rose to its highest 1 e v e 1 mission is going to do what it can fair, with children especially in- She has also served as chairman she has fiered in a kiln and glazed. > 1016 Main St. • M l 8-7869 izations will have booths fvr the With both meats in good supply, sinpe June 1950. Butter and eggs to have a slope ready fqi^Wlnter. of Christian Education on toe ARTHUR DRUG PASSPORT UNIT RENAMED vited. •’ She makes a clay model of some, benefit of their treaeuriee. SALADA TEA BAGS Pkg. Of 48 54c prices were hammered down, and were among the foods sr moving , Donald Berger, chairfndn of the The Friendly Circle of First Con­ Washington—The United States state board of the Connecticut character or role each girl has por- The annual meeting and election big .adyertlsemento .went up to higher at the wholesale level. commission, luls been authorized gregational Church will eponsor a Passport Office— recently reor­ s Oi. of officers of the Gilead Women’s Bupermarketo and nelghbortiood Outstanding buys among vege­ to arrange for completion of the father and son banquet at 6 p.m. ganised as tha Passport Service JELL-0 GELATIN DESSERTS 4 PPh k ft. Fellowship, originally scheduled for tables this Week are listed as sledding slope project, which was Issued or renewed 880,000 pasi- 35c groceries. ' Saturday at the church ' vestry. yesterday, will be held. Instead, on brockoll, b'niMels; sprouts, cauli­ bdgUn by the Public W^orks Depart­ Mrs. Robert Rumens and., Mrs. porta during fiscal 1060. Although prices naturally vary Nov. 16, at 2 p.m. from place to p«ee, both fryers flower, green onions, shalotts, ment to October/ NABISO RITZ CRACKERS . 16 Os. Pkg. 35c The annual meeting of the Gilead and Iamb were down from their mushrooms, medium yellow oni­ Berger said the slope, on the church will be held next Friday levels of a year ago. ons, potatoes, '’radishes, spinach south aide of Fox HiU, must b4 evening. A ham supper will be Pork lotos also were strong con­ and turnips. raked free of stones and'stumps, LuJon SUNSHINE GINGER SNAPS 7^4 Oz. Pkg. 25c served at 6:45. tenders p i some areas as beef to(^k Pest bets among fruits conti­ then sseded, with an overlay, of old SALON of REAIITY Personal Note a back seat after running far nue to be apples, supported by hay or straw to check erdslon. POULTRY FARMS Allan L. Qarr waa an overnight ahead in recent weeks. With cold Emperor grapes, cranberries and Public ■ works personnel “has ChpicG Fmh Ccmiwelkur Poultry . >61 East Center Street EDUCATOR CHOCO MALLOS 10 Ox. Pkg. 39c visitor last weekend at the hoitis of st(>rage stocks up 8H. per cent chestnuts.'Florida g r a p e f r u l.t, done a big service” by bulldozing Diritef From Farm to You! Horace Sellersr leaving Monday to over a year ago, Long Island duck­ moving in good supply for the the hill clear of brush and small visit the David Field house to lings were featured to some East­ first time, are a g o ^ buy, too, trees, B arger said, but he ’added rn J\ F4 < »« I , r ‘ ' V P A R K A D E WILL BE CLOSED Madison, former home of Cyrus ern stores. along with coconuts and a wide that further clearing of atones and MANUUSm/ FMeld, who laid the Atlantic Cable, Butter prices edged higher to variety of peaps from both nearby stumps must be done to make It A salt box house, It Is owned by the some places, apd eggs, advanced 1 and distant orchifirds. safe, , , ★ SATURDAY, widow of Admiral Belknap, who ' The project was begun In Octo­ OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. hais restored it to its original con' ber on approval of the Rockville NOVEMBER 12 PLUS a fishing shack scene to oil by dUion. RockrUle-V ernon City Council. Aldermen Bernai^ ’UOHT-OV19f READY Bari 'Tucker reports seeing a Miss Regan. Mrs. McLeod’s paint­ S. Grous and John 8. Gill promoted robin redbreast ntor his home to ing w as chosen for the Rockville the prctject, saying city equipment POULTRY AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING Amston this week. know they Miss Regan Named Public Library, Mrs. Carlton’s for could be utilized to clear the land. ROASTING CHICKENS Lb. 43c stay all winter sometimes ,but are the Coventry Library and Miss Berger said completion of the PARTS EN always glad to hear about them. Art Group Head Regan’s fo r the. Bolton Public L i­ job should not cost a great deal, MEDIUM brary. but some of the money m ay have to Cut Freeh Dalily . Q Pffcr Q u a rt Cub Scout George Dunn of Pack FARM FRESH 4% OPEN WED, till 8 P:M:..THURS. till 8;30 F.M:■■ Ffti: till 9 PM; IPS. 26 has received hie achievement The Tolland .County Art Assn, come, from the new budget to. be Buy U mi Parts You WINDOW SHADES B y T h a GRADE “A” . Jm. D w . awards for the following achleve- has elected Miss Madeline Regan set Dee. 8. Berger said hs has al­ EGGS %09 U k e Beat G a lk m . mento: swimming; community ready discouraged a $400 estimate of Tolland president for the com­ "good turn” project; gainiiig Omar Shriners to do the work, saying he feels it LONGWEARma rank to 'scouting in the cub pro ing year. Mrs. Edwin Lavitt of can be done for leas than that TRY OUR DELICIOUS WINGS INTERSTATE CLEANTEX gram; and bringing a new boy Ellington was elected- vice prosi- M^ltat Oasis I f completed. It would be the O' member into the pack: dent. first cleared slope available to city BARBECUED CHICKENS Made to Order Tickets for the PTSA dinner to Other officers are: Mrs. Jean Omar Shrine Club will meet youngsters. - 3 Lbs. 99c With You RoUem be he^ to conneoUpn with the an- Burgess of Rockville, recording Thursday, Nov. 17, at the Shrintr’s ALWAYS AVAILABLE (AVO. BIIN. COOKED Half Galloa G « lie o ntul Christmas Fair Saturday secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Peck Oasis Club in East Hartford. It wiU Robot Doe* Rbky Jobs .HOT, CRISPY BROWN Each',»1.39 W T . L B S .) UOS. MiASYS, FULL LINB OF CUSXOIA of 8omers, correq^ndtog a N e w T b rk — A a aircraft com' of Rockville, treasurer. WE ALSO BARBECUE ROASTINO OBIOKENS Dd m b e b l a n d f a r m s held, the first at 5 p.m., and ,tbs A ^aodal hour at 6:80 pjn. pre­ pony in tha Pacilfle Northwsst haa iA C K SouM The sssooiatton has also chosen AMD DUCKS BY REQUEST. WRAPPED IN second at 6. cedes a smorgasbord at 7:80 that developed a graashopper-Ilke robot ALUMDrUBT FOIL FOR YOUR CONVENIENOB . STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. Its. pictures o^ the month: A fall N fC K S L A. JOHNSON j ^ j a o o , win include moose and roost baef. designed to 6o jOba too dangerous — ❖ — — I— — I...... Slim I 'iiini INI tfCXINOMT^^ Mi CMITIR iTRin. , '. FLINTY OP PARKINO Mondieater^Bvaalnr HeraU. Ha­ seme to oils by Mrs. Winona Me Omar Ladles Night will be held for men. It haa T V eyee iuid metaU st, Mlsa Snoon B. Leod offCoventry, a landscape en­ at the Manchester Coitotry dub elamp hands and ia designed to do TASTE THE QUALITY oud COMPARE THE PRICES PAINT ea titled %Cdge of the Misadow” ^ Saturdiqr, Dee.' 8. W alter K F ar- delleata tasks aa aa aatart tra- T il Mldo St, IN . m Mrs. Ofiil-Cidsan.sC Boltm, Aadi ■$eedeiis.stawgth..V' . . 1.. . i s f ■ . Vd'IYV i; !■" • i-.-. '-’f” ,'

fX .’J.:.':- MANCCTSTER EVENING H |»A I4). MANCHESTER, OOim^ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1960 #AGE • V . P... --K.. .’ Vice President Gets Mrpert turnout was "ths nlosst who were returning with him from bdsn asked that question, it Is ilr years went by.-And though 1 hon- to ^ answer another m dsr aaya O tn a df Oordbh OoHim at Vimene thing thaL’a happened to us in the Lot AngeleST' ; - ways unagPficted and rather'like esUy think th at-at 45 I am mote toe makes routinely; Reception Baked Coeds Sale whoFs campaign." Mm. Nixon Rtith Millett mayaay becomebeconie widely hned. ’ State Several Job Offers Newsmen aboard the plshs did a daah qf cold pratoz in toe face. - attractive thAn niany women -with "The last time I said - 'No* 1 Safety Leader^ Local Stocks lonitfiflturUbirtii^tui relkm ;tt 'to .very nodded agroement, and the crowd not.JLaive an opporLunity to ques­ *T, fop che, know why I never husbands, L never managed, to get didn’t know it waa- gdtng-to'be toe ’S d i e d i i l ^ S fy $ te N e w s promising tor fend May Picked by Unit applauded. tion the Vice President about his 'Hour should an uninartled wom­ married: But, of course, no one one for myself. * lasit time." e rd a t grow- Then came the ahout 'that had future plans, or anything else. But '5-3 recommend it to comi (Csirtlnbsd trom'Pags baa). an answer Uto question, "How does really wants to. hdar the dreary "I don’t think my story is too Un­ . She ' sayi this mwaya gets a A public reeeptloir of all Want Abj^liite 'ers. greeted the Nixons countless times Klein said Nlxdh had received answer. I-ivas a painfully shy, not usual. I think that with a- few Ikugh and leaves her frss to change (luotattons ffluaisbed. by The Ladles- of St. Jhmes will It happen tost you’ve never .msr- ■Oobere MMdiebroeg„ .bM, jonsor h bake sale at HoUSs and deney In wUeh ^ s grand prise during ths long, tiring, campaign; qutte a sbkaf of telegrams offering very, attractive Y^rl. So 1 had only yariatiohs it would fit many of the. subject. die Youth Orgahtoatloa mstolsm had gone to Democrat John F, "We want Pat." Mrs. Nixon wgvet!^ him: posltiohs before he left Los Lim it on Speed ' Bank Btoein . H o t t i n g , hit's Saturday from 9:80'Am. to ■riedl a few dates.in high school and the unmarried women who have to So you might try it next time— of toe four Manchester ]wrttlM» '2:80 p.m. Kennedy. and smiled, but she said noth- Angeles. , ‘ / |~-slMked that question in a ro9*»L those ware with the most unattraor answer the question, 'Why haven’t instead of letting the question both­ 'will bSi Jield Sunday at 8 pja,'«t BidfAiKftf l. Thi» . In ths airport crowd greeting Ing. {iOnnammi ttwo P f Om ) -r-v- (khw. Banb and Trust' V The exact Miorfiblor .of honeyhoney-de- The seto wUl offeroffsr '' vi^stUs Of Klein said he knew^nothlnfl corn:imn and gave a feW suggested Live boys tn school. you ever married?’ . er You. , S t James’ Church. (Obatinaed trom'Bags.Uiw) brekds, cu^kes,I, ('timklss, plea, tha Nixon’s were Secretary of The Nixon family had spent about Nixonto -plus fOr the next Co^' 43_ ' 48 ptods on Oie .kind, of flower. froP answers. "I gained a little ^ ise after I "So why don’t people quit asking All rights reserved. Newspaper H m Rev. Vincent Kleiey a t St. StMtatld HoM. Blatr, a baked beans and salssalads. Those who State Christian A. Herter, Atty. virtually ah of Itp time during few days, but speculated that the The column brought in ad many went to work and learped how to the question? No woman to likely Enterprise Assn.) fusion among ' officials knd the Hartford Natloiti/ • \ which it wsia made. Dark-colored wish to, nave items picked up be­ Gen. William P: Rogers and Lt. the cross country flight secluded Maiyto Church, East Hartitorfl, luirytr with iafflcM In New York Bank and Tnist Co. 88^ 41^ Nixons probably woUld want to get letters from immarrled womdn that dresa and make the most of what to answer It honestly — for-It is C ttr , to an iOl-Ume jw a t Yale public on wtmt constitutes a ufe honeys are made: mostly from the fore the sale may-call Mrs. John Ool. John Elsenhower, son of the in their csMii in the forward sec­ away soon for a vacation. I have concluded the question — looks I have. But about the time too painful. And nobody really ex­ A sttenbok to a small African will gueit spraker. The reUgioua fbnbaU atar atid a leading Bg\B% and reasonable speed,’’ WUtlams Fire Insurance CtHnpanles neotu of buckwheat, and . from Melesko, 71 Summer St., or.M na President, and his wife, Barbara. tion of the plane. antelope. Many African nativea servlpa will dose with the bsi)*- Aetna Firs ...... 88 . 8S John Scheibet(pflug, 281 Sehooli gt., rude as it to — mitot be one that I began to have a little self-con­ pects an honest answer, anyhow." id Yale' Alumni AcUvitlfee. jndd.. Despite, such legtototlon, floweM of tiie tiiUp. tree; light The President had left during* the But Nixon left the cabin about A ’ restaunuit in Copenhagen, most unmarried women- are fre-' fidence, my father became an ini- That letter ought to stop a lot of call it the dik-dik, pronounced diction of the Bleaeed Sacram ent tlie Bafnta dnd Sinners to an or- drivers will still have to observe Hftd. E ir e ...... 4T . 80 hqheys come from alfalfa, orange co-chairmen, or -anlotos may bs day lor a flolfihg vacation in Au­ National F i r e ...... 105. 118 two hours out of Washiqflton And Denmark, features a, menu four qUently called on to answer. valid and I was caught by the thpughtles.4 people from coming Dick-Dick. It is extremely fast- A dance for all CYC mambais. gm laatlon of Imeinesamen . who local posted limits.' Any maximum blossoma and some Idnlto of clov- delivered to the store Saturday gusta, Ga.^ spent 20 minutes vtotting with the feet long listing, nearly 200 send- Says one unmarried wqnisn, "No Phoenix Fire ...... 77% . 80% ■«r. . morning., . • responsibility of having to support out with that blunt question.'- in running and legpirtg, a difficult will follow h r toe new S t Jamas’ Itave -fun |>fdgrama and carry out limits would be. .established,. he Nixon told the greeters that ths 30 members of his campaign staff Wiches. matter-how many times'yph';have (nyMlf 'A.nd my parents. So the But for those, who still ask, here target-for a hunter. School Han. eltarlUible alms. said by the State Traffic Com­ life and Intframlty.lna Uoa. mission. Aetna Casualty .... 86% 00% Sub Base ymtor . In supporting enactment of a Aetna Ufe ...... ,.'.'78 81 ' standard accident report in the Conn. General ...... 381 806 . Groton, Nov. 10 (/15—Rear Adm. Hftd. Steam BbUer . 82% 87% Oaaton C. Clement, secretary of state, Williams. said, the commis- sion secognizes . that it "would Travelers ,-v. 86 80~ the ArgenUne navy.-to visiUhg the Fnbitc 1 tillties submarine base toddy provide more accurate and com­ OPEN REGULAR HOURS I- i plete accident,,^ta upon which to Conn, Light A Power 24 26 ientation and familiarization of Hftd. Electric Ught . 61 64 naval facilities. base statewide' traffic Safety pro­ Hartford Gas Co. . . . 47 Bid FRIDAY, NOVEMBER nth He was ipet by Rear Adm. Law­ grams.’.' So. New England rence R. Baspit, deputy command­ At the piesent time, he pointed Telephone ...... 44% 46% VETERANS' DAY er for the Atlantic Submarine out, there is much diversification: 14 towns use jtoats, police ^ io ^ , Manufacturtnt Comnaniea Forde and will visit submarine Arrow, Hart, Heg. 67% school facilities, General Dyna­ w National • Safetyafety I(%wcil______fchtoto a n d '80 use other type. re-. Asirocisited Spring , 14%. ^ ttos S a t u r o ^HY Q u a flt ^ — ■ mite Corp's Electric Boat Divi­ portsii..„> Bristol B^ass...... 9% sion and the Nuclear submarine Dunham Bush .-.... 4% Triton. '' ' Othefetoglslatlon sought by the Em-Hart ...... 52 OuhtanJin^ Uiiutii ! He will leave tomorrOwYor New comnitodi(&'will include: Fafnir Bearing 44% York. Removaf%| exemption covering Landers Frary Clark 11% FOR BAKERY TREATS motors of Ieiii,:Old driven*;‘ periodic re Terry Steam ...... 36% 39% f State Motor Vehicles Depart­ exiiminatlon of difiw.rs, regard­ Veeder R oot...... 42% 45% tosfs Up talk lavinpi •> stock th o u Rnk, Tender, ~ .-VAOcyj* ment’s dally record of automobile less of age; periods - motor ve­ rhe above quutatioiu are not to pojitty ikeivei new/ accidents as of last midnight uid hicle inspection, suppCvt of a tri- oe construed as actual markdS. the totals on the. same d ^ last state Safety commissi^, to in­ and Full o f Ravor! jrear: clude Connecticut, New jf^sey and 10S9 1060 fdpe to Score Knockout in Minstrel New York and ah act governing New Sweet Q iei^ Light. FRESH BANANA i ' AccldenU . .27,77t 81,268 (Bet.) private, crossings at grades over BAKED PINEAPPLE Though,they appegr to be at odds with each other rl|^t now, these six K of C men are really Just Eugene^ Ore. - - Corum, a light These Ready-to-Eat Sugar Cured -F-. : V, V .Y > ^ •- . Killed . . . . 200 224 warmi|tg up for, ’’Dixieland,’’ the Knights of Columbus thres-day minstrel show beginning tonight railroads. > Also speaking at the l^il-day colored, attractive sweet cherry - J- Injured ,...17,102 17,702 (Bet.) a t 8:16 a t VerpIanck.jSehool. White-Jacketed ‘‘referees’’ are co-MCs Frank Larala and Roland discovered as a seedling on the Hams are Cooked to a delicious LaPage. Contenders in the "match’’ are Ray Flke, Robert Scully, James McConville and Stanley conference were WUllam J.> HU- COFFEE CAKE BEANf JUICE ^ V ., xs' < , Pardoned’—‘But Choman, all end men in the mlaatrel. (Herald Photo by Oflara). Mardl, deputy motor vehicle eom- mtoiioner; Dr. W alter Cutter,;.'dl- MNABT • Pea, YeBow lye. Rod IGdney P O L I - FANCY HAWAIIAN Pink, Flavorful Tenderness. Hartford. Nov. 10 (JP)—A 20- rector. Center for Safety Educa­ With g Tfili(y, Appetizing year-old Wallingford man who 10,000 votes and S t Onga had held Ihgs decline chiefly to the lengthy increased research expenditures CUMtERLAND .J. tion, New York University;'Jasges Bgnana Filling Cut from Young Tender Porkers. broke out of state prison has been former Republican Congressman •trike against seven of its plants during the 0-month period as a rea. F. Goyette, assistant manager. EACH 28-OZ 46-OZ granted an unconditional pardon-7-, Horace Seely-Brown to a close in Connecticut. son for the drop in. earnings. FARMS Information and Education S A V E S c - CANS but he won't be free for some race in the Second District (Bast- The earnings for the January- partipent, Aetna- Casualty aihd CANS time. ern Connecticut). September 1060 periM were equi­ NEW HARTFORD JUDGE Surety. (Company; Francis Htc- S A V I 24c Joseph Gonzales, the prisoner, valent to il.58 per share of com­ • Hartford, Nov. 10 (/P)—-Sebastian Cartfay, safety director, Connecti­ SA V I I t won this pardon from the State iPoman Shot mon stock, as compared with 83.43 Russo has been named Judge of the cut Motor Club; and Henry M.Ug- .With Tetly Walnut Icing SAVIfle SHANK SECTION - READY-TO-EAT (Pardons Board yesterday because Hartford, Nov. lO (ff)—A 81- per share for the comparable 1959 Hartford City Court by Gov. Abra­ • eeeaaaeeaeeeaeeeOeca e e e e e e a a period. phy, director of field servlim, lACH 3 9 c he was wrongly sentence la New year-old woman is in critical con­ ham Ribicoff to succeed Peter J. Connecticut Safety CommiaslonL-i^. Woliiut Pound Cake PM A IT - WHOU KERNEL • liC H M O N D CUT GREEN OR WAX Haven Superior Court last yeah dition in Mt. Sinai Hospital after The report said earnings for the Zaccagnino. Russo will serve in the quarter, and for the nine months Light, Tender Oonuii SAViae He'll have to remain in Jsdl, being shot three times in the ab­ post until the city court to replaced BUS 8HGKVICE OUT ASKBD^ howevier, to serve out a one-to- domen. “were adversely affected by the by the new circuit court Jan. X, PKG or 4 2 9 c two-year term for car theft or­ •trike and partial work stop­ 2!accagnlno has resigned, effective Hartford, Nov. 10 (JV-Pus< serv­ Creotn .Filled Donuts Police sirrested her estranged pages. . . ice between Plainville and South­ BREAD A Tatty Variety Sraod 8AVI«e ^ dered by the Hartford Superior husband. Plumber Carroll Jr., 27, Nov. IS, because of what, he called ington will be dropped by the ifi. CORN : BEANS Court earlier this year. Thy strilte against United plants pressures of his private law prac­ LB ‘Ihe error in the original sen­ of 60 Kensington St, and charged began in June and ended in Sep­ tice. - , A W., Transit Co. if a pkitlofi^lt Honey Oatmeol Bread loa* 2h M W M ACK > TENDER GOLDEN • N IW P A C K - TENDER STRINGLESS him with assault. The shooting oc­ tember. has filed with the State P u l' tence was discovered by Special Utilltiee Commission is grahtiSd. curred yesterday afternoon in a "While these matters were set­ • •aahsoass.aaaaa • • a • ^ 15’/p OZ K A C Public Defender B eh^ict M.. grocery store own?d by the wife, Russia Lags in Oil The bus firm made the reemest Holden of Hartford after Gonzales tled before the end of the quarter, 16-OZ CANS and anotlier inmate were charged Mary Ann Carroll, 31 of 11 Stan­ essentially on the corporation's yesterday, and has also asked .pier- CANS ford St. terms," the report said, ‘the effect Washington—^The Soviet Union mission -to end service between WHITE FACIAL with escaping from prison. PKG OF 400 27e S A V I ISt BUTT SECTION u S3« Only three hours before, police of the strike continued to the end hopes to be producing 4,800,000 Southington center and the''Nbrk- Scotties TISSUES ' e_ Holden argued that Gonzales barrels of oil a day by 1066. United ley Estates and Sun 'Valley Abus­ «... QQ'i was illegally confined as a result said, each had been presented at of the period,” lOAVM , J J • •a'eaeeeeeee^eeaeeeeeeeeeeeeta of the New Haven sentence and police headquarters and then re­ In addition to the strike’s, ad^ States production to now 7,000,000 ing projects. A public h e a ri^ will 2 verse effect, the company listed barrels dally. be held by tha PUG Nov, 125 FT therefore couldn't be charged leased as a result of.an Incident WAX PAPER aeV M D A U • WHOLE ■ICHMOND | P ^ | U | f l READY-TO-COOK the night, before. ROLL with escape. 1- Cut-Rite 27c Ih e lawyer said Gonzales was Police said Mrs. Carroll had com­ i. . ^ 1 ^ ' W w H ll "'Tender and Meaty sent to prison as a second offend­ plained she was threatened by her Ip iiiiiiiiililiiiM ...... er on a charge of using a car PKGS estranged mate in her apartment LUNCHEON NAPKINS o m a t o i s without the owner's permission. with a gun. She ssld she talked Scotkins OF 50 33 c B E R T S : T Ih e term was one to three years. him out of shooting her and said MILDLY CURED U The sentence was too severe be­ he surrendered the weapon to her. TODAY- M W PACK - RUBY RED N IW CROF - RED-RIPE SliiKPd Bacon cause Gonzales was not technicsdly Carroll said he had found an­ PKGS FAMILY NAPKINS-WHITE a second offender, the attorney other man in her apartment and Scott OF 60 25c said. that she had threatened him with T-:. c 16-OZ "EI6 1" 1-LBIM The pardons board agreed and a knife, police reported. }<-OZ CAN CANS tilkinless Frankffurts 9 B ordered a pardon on the first con­ DINNER NAPKINS viction. However, they did not Dies Before Reunion Scott OF 25c l A V l S t SAVE l i t free him because, the car theft New Haven, Nov. 10 (/Fi—Death sentence must be completed. - has claimed a North Haven man Twin-Pack Bologna FIN AST t-OZ RK6 2 9 on the day he was to be reunited 160Z DOG FOOD Ribicoff Plans Vacation with a aisler from whom he had CANS been separated 23 years. ReP) — Gov. Edward Myslch, 48, and his S t e J o o e l S p t e i a t l Abraham Ribicoff expects to de­ ter, now Mrs. Regina SosnOwski, iiiil! part today for a norlda vacation. were bom in Collinsville, but In 3 LB CAN 1-LB CAN He and Mrs. Ribicoff plan to 1937 she went to .Poland for a visit, C rik o 86c 33c Haddock Fillet u39* spend 10 to 12 days at an undis­ liked It, and" decided ' to stay closed resort to rest after their ■awhile^.^-''' campaign touring In behalf of NESTLE a • a • a a a • a a a aaaaaaaa ,Th'e w ar'and tlto descent of ths i: it) President-elect John F. Kennedy Iron Curtain seemed to make a re­ rsmi:t!ii: ’The Governor said he woqid- be union Imppsslble, but travel regu­ Chicken, of the Sea Tuna _back_^ Thanksgiving Da;y, Nov lations have - become more liberal. i 3t on tAll 24. BOULLION CUBES tOLio rot avioi - I ivbOl A way was found for Mrs. Sosnow- MR Pleased by what he called Ken­ ■ki, her husband, 'and their three WHITI CAN .l.xiilCHtoa CAN O I C I CAN 33c nedy’s ^'mtexpectcdly high” plural­ children to come to America. -. 4- ■ ity xsf 02,000 In the state. Ribicoff At Montreal yesterday, accord­ iiiiii Nabisco Grahatiw, PLAIN 01 HONir 1-U PKG 39c Produce Sp,ciaL! told a news conference yesterday ing to word received by relatives ButryVOxford i^rainej W^Z PKG 29c think that Senator Kennedy had nere, Mysich suffered a heart at­ jars ri-i- 2 35° i-u pro 39e Flaitbhirtonn!a AAargarine CALIFORNIA - Rafrashing Bunehas - of Juicy Flavor Widespread appeal. He. was put tack while on the way to the dock B«tf or diickon (12 cubat in jar) ■ V over by Democrats, Independents, to meet the Polish ocean liner Special Libnari Wild Bird Food t-u SOI 59c and a good sprinkling of Repub Batory and welcome his sister back licans." to her native coutry. Wastchajitar Booed^ Chiciten I'A 01 JAP 43e He died in the ambulance that DAmSH OOOKEIL SHOULDER MGNIGS Star-](ist Chunk Ttinh ^ 01 CAN 3SC~ — He declined to say whether- reli­ was taking him to the hospital, gion affected the total in Connecti­ Hudson Paper Napkins 2 pitatop u 2Sc cut, but added he had alawys been relatives were told. salada tet bags Cooked... .^ n e l e s s . . . Skinless impipois PM POUS GRAPES „2>■ 2S against "trying to divide people on Hudson Cotbrad Towels 2 39e N IW P A C K -• Crisp Fwiey Aisertmant S A V I 6c ethnic and religious grounds." UAL Earning^ Drop Dazzle Bleach or in 19e 3 L b Can l o s e CenditioneJ, Taile-Tampling Ribicoff also commended the East Hartford. Nov. 10 (.“Pi — n.99 t Carey's Maple Syriip. 10- 01MP 85c CALPOINIA ^ Praih and TanJar two Democratic losers In the con- United Aircraft Corp. reports P i i k l e s SWIIT A ^ID QT JAR c ■ressional race—Donald J. Irwin. earnings of *10,864,815 for the first (48) Q-T Instant FFosting IM 01 PK3 17c 29 54' BUNCH Norwalk, and William L. St. Ongc, nine months of 1900~a decrease Q-T Snow Whip 4-01 PKo 25c P e a rs 2»35 2 0 Putnam. He said Irwin, an Inctim-. of $12,286,833 from the same pe­ AGED CHIDDAE SAVE 4< - ' V bent, had succeeded in holding the riod a .year ago. PILLSBURY LOAF SIZE Cocoa Marsh u-« 35e 11- 01 JAP 59c Republican plurality in the Fourth In Its financial report yesterday, Yum-barry Drink ti-oi JAP 35c PASCAL — Jumbo California SBD M M - Pirm and Flaverful District (Fairfield County) to United.attributed the sharp eam- KEAFT <10-OZ Mr. Mustard Ml COLD. I’ll sTAT HOT IVk 01 JAP 21c CEACKIE EAEEIL STICK * River Rice uom. uutry HI pito 17c Ciieese 49 ^Celery chj iiiiii CAKE MIX 2p‘.- 2 5 ' 2 >35< Tomatoes 2 »«29< lliln Beardsley Shredded Codfish SM 01 PKO 23c A SSO ET ID - Craam FiNad SAVE 1«c iiiii FOR CAT SANITATION Beardsley Codfish Cakes 2 tOVb 01 CANS ,45e eeeee**.. •• * • • • • e e e e e e e.' e '* * * TOWN OF MANCHESTER iiiii . T I D Y C A T Raddi-Maid Jqtlied Cranberry Sauce »)4 01 can 23c ~ GOLDIN e ■ V ' ' ‘hi; Parkay AMrgarina HI PKO 26c Cookies e jSpectai oCow JPnee I HEAD CUT BRISKET Buy on* bog cd rtgulqr prtea of 39a e Pels Naptha N IW PA CK - Rich Tamale Flavor • Cold Waalhar Faverila S A V I 10c St orr SAii ' e RUBBISH COLLECTION GET ONE BAG FREE! CORNED BEEF Lb 59c 10% o z SOAP ;IGI BAR UG MOO' #■ OLD HUNDRED Abflorbl oliMfliyo odora. SPAMAII PKG 29c I „“S.’i5'65c I SOAP BAB 1 0 c TOMATO SOUP CANS I HeiiiK 9 e e. GARBAGE COLLECTION LAM B PATTIES 3 Lb.n.0b a a a a a a a' a a a a a a a a a a • CEUSHIP, or CHUNKS SAVE >1 ICE CREAM A U T o u r p a v o m t i f l a v o r s S U 'A 'ozffO O ' e RlilM SH and GARlAGE WILL IE COLLECTED Premium Dtrz^ stmte* sm ^ PINEAPPLI 59 Dole CANS B e. • *44 o n e h Alf cal C DURING THE PERIOD BETWEEN NOVEMBER 14fh S A V I CONTAINER • 3 F.: rniCU EFFECTIVE N FIRST NATIONja SUPER MARKETS ONLY SOc and NOVEMBER INCLUSIVE. Zest BEAUTY BAR RtG 2 7 e -I • • • f • • e O' a P •' • • • • • • • • e e e .eA e. e e e' • • ae ee e e eae e ee e ee e e Yeu therefore tequested to place your barrels or other ■ a to r i^ OB the town In front of bouses neef the sidewalk, but BATH OB the eidewalk. Garbage will be plrked up at its usual loca- BEAUTY BAR u j s . JFV oarw ra JP o o c f jiStfpocpfEttfwf Tltore will be only ONE GARBAGE PICK-UP during tills Zest BARS 39e Sjped.tol SttMsH SateJ The ooUertor wiU sU rt at 7 A,M. ' , FINAST QUALITY „ ; _ * y"^B Bi eurAaihBicu u \ m M B B O f TBB PIOK-UP AREAS ARE GENKRa £.LY AK FOLIXlWSi L SWOEPHSH JO-OZ K K IWMDAY AND TUESDAY: The people who normally have gar- Kitty Snicker c*iroob'!2 gSo 29e DINNIi PKG 9 9 haga pMcedm i.a ^ up^ oa^ MONDAY and THURSDAY v^have their OABAOE and RUBBISH toUectcu collected on...... cither...... Monday.. or Tumh BATHROOM fl^ b u t the RUBBISH must be.put out belore 7 AJU on MON* DAY, Fluff© . 3l»CAN.79e H » C A N 2 9 e SCALLOP 'lOOZ D IN N IE PkG V ^ N E W A Y A ^ TTIURSDAY; The people who Uiwmally 5 E * “9 TUESDAY and FRIDAY will have I a I OhBBAGE and RUBBISH collected oa either Wedaeaday tissoE MMUTI MANS — Nulritieui,’ Full of Yitafiiln C- RUBBISH must P«t out before T AJ(t Beech-Nut SOFT .WHITE OR PASTa SHADES JINCI JBBOIAT AMD SATUBOAYt The people who. normally hava ” WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY wUl hava REG 500 BHAOR aai RUBRI8H eoUeoted oa either Friday REGULAR er DRIP. UBCAN htto thaa,j|ijr“*“" gVBBISH BUUt -be put out before 1------A M' . DBL SHEET OOODNUIS - AWNaVarialyafUiai WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAFITITIES ROUS Mucu fiPicnvt IN nitsT national sumMAinrs only BrcMifl PMiRh 2 t^ 49

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, N daiiey Haatf—t o , put aa and to BUGGS BUNNY K ickoff Luncheon Ih J^conomic-Welfare'Field racial and raUgloua discrimination in avoiy ana of our national Ufa— .? ;S>V■' ’/^ALUONER/UKS T3EVOTION TOTSOTV.' 8SoB(itr«ss S Ddar in a ' (Oontinned from Page One) sion,, we mugt grant the attorney THE R ^ R t E TO.TMB pavcmtnt hand. She lovaa to cook, and try Robqrt W. McComb Jr. are co- management and access road de­ KRUBTS Day velopment. general power to enforce all con­ TYPEWBITEB k e b v ic e Pl?IZEF\&WERi ICEEP MOYlMiS AMinUtMftkut new radpea, but repocta ayery* o f the luncheon. Vialto 11 Indian something Which occurred to,him' His proposals on health, educa­ stitutional rights, not Just the right 4*7 E. Middle T^pkai AflD KEEP PUMCHIA1& » Within (comb, thing dlaappaara quic)Uy. wlB w commlssiohed at all thr hcroina Sunday morning sendees and will at the momenL tion and aids td older people should to vote.’’ > >n 9-8477 m AND 1 WONT HAN& llClty inmineb form) ° Two favorltea frdih the Dunbar And he talked of creating -a BComMctod maks their calls after the. lunch­ But they cut across great fields keep him and Congress in a whirl t o - ^ u a -:aaw- t UHUidar Idtolian- are atraaael-fUlad Coffaa for four years: Fair Eknployment Practices Com­ COUNT YOU OUT.' TAitd - Caka, and an oatmeal cookie mix eon. o f American lifd at home. He said mission—an idea which is dyna­ 15 Natlva atate of 8 Roisterer SS Doeumente SB SO (IT.) ' Robert W. McComb Jf., chair­ A medical-care-for-the-aged pro- India __ SSCaiair SOrwtteala which iiuty ha kept in plaaUc bags *T believe the times demand in­ mite with southerners in Con­ r=t J ^ B L lr • Sway man of the visitation committee, vention, innovation, ' Imagination g:ram paid through social security, 16 Body of water lop n ^ h tm S7 Tightly dfewn 41 Wlnga In eovared contalnara without ra* has announced that the third train­ gress—to make sure people apply­ i = m r F i F qnirlng refrigeration. aiid^declsion.*’ higher pay for teachers t|irough ing for Jobs are not turned down ITHaranfua . alowfy 29 Actraif, 4S Chang* ing session -Will be held tonight federal aid, federal grants for. con­ Notice BY V. T. HA!^LiN iSRamov* The coffee caka recipe Mi;a. What follows here Is related because of color or religion. A L L Y OOP IB Summit 13 Go by aircraft WriRht from 7 to * In W oodruff Hall. Par- only to 'his Ideas on doing things struction, expansion, and modern­ 30 Covet IS Covarinja for 8S Bo contrite 48Raliiiuary Dunbar learned from har mother; ticipanta will be David McComb, Then there’s labor. Only part of MPLODOCUSi f VBi,BUTfORpeiESW« 49 Waight of at home and is separate from his ization of medical schools, dental his ideas on this are'given here. WC HAVE DMLY K irw w v w ] TURN rroFF,wia>aj? . 33 Ceraal grain the hand SAAngen ^ra.' Wallace Wllle from Ndva Harolda Oendaniel, and the Rev. schools and s c h o q 1 s' of public IS River in S5 Streamlet .'/India Scotia and now' living in Miami, proposals on national defense and He wants to raise the minimum WE CANT A THING SSOrcan Clifford O. Simpson. foreign policy, both of which re­ health, loans and scholarships for t m Swltxerland (var.) SlMaiculin* Plfte wage to 51.25 an hour, a notion DELIVEBY TO THE LIKE THAT RUNNINe vogatablaa nieknamo A final training session is quire money and plenty of It. medical students, grants fbr reno­ LOOSE AROUNP fNOT/ SlXonga STDinera / gtreuael'FlDed Ootteo Cake ! scheduled for tomorrow from 7 to blocked by conservatives in Con­ ' • f 34Qolf mouada It would be a staggering ac­ vating qjder hospitals, long term gress last summer. Kennedy prom-^ SSDttein 1 % cupa flour S 8 p.m. ■with Mrs. Walter Pierce, complishment if, within fou? years, grants/ior Increased -^medical re- S teaa^na baking powder T. John Hill Jr., Forrest Hartln, ised full eiiiployment,' better un­ SSXaila (comb, he could make good on all the searpn, stepped up efforts ,ln re­ employment pay for workers who BOLTON 1/4 teaapoon aalt. and the Rev. Mr. Sim pson. in form) things he has in mind for the coim. habilitating the handicapped. In- lose their Jobs; and he promised SO Short alaop 3/e-cu);> Bugar charge. try. Here’s a look at them: eased social security payments, to think up a special program for 81 CoUts* ehacr 1/4 oup ahortening High in his consciousness an improved employment opportuni­ areas -with chronic unemployment. AREA S3 “Sioux a ty 1 agg Mn,FORD YOUTH KHXED the nation’s natural resourp^, ties for older workers and a “mas­ During the campaign he came up M e gELOMSS^i ^ cup milk I Burlington, -Vt., Nov. 10 WP)— from trees to water powery^He sive construction program" for SSLeaaer with a farm program which still TO THE LOST , 1 teaapoon vahllla A iO-year-old Mlddlebury College promised action on; schools and colleges. needs a lot of explaining. He wants ©EMERATIONs J SOAUowanea for Sift.flour once before meeaur- student, critically injured in a car A comprehensive plan Mr many- ’Then there’s the field of ci-vll waata to expand the highway program, PINE LENOX Ing. Then alft flotur, baking powd* accident Saturday night, died to­ purpose river developjaient, "reS' rlglits, the most Inflammatory the to cut down interest rates on S9Paopla (T r .) day In a Burlington Hospital. - toration of Americ^ leadership members of Congress ever'try to dONarmwir ^ t er, aalt and eugar together. Chit bome-buylng, to provide a better In ahortening with two knives or Richard Sumifer, Milford, Conn,, In nuclear power development, a handle. Here are some of the things diet for those depending on sur­ PHARMACY CARNIVAL ;)f. BX DICK TURNER 4IMotharof became the state’s 48th highway stronger fight ueunst i^ater pollu­ Kennedy said on this: laaae (Bib.) a pastry Mender, of rqb It in with plus food packages, and to wip,)* the flngera, until mixture is like fatality. Xiao killed ^ the crash tion, intenslftscT research on such "The Democratic party intends out slums. m E. CENTER ST. 44 Month (ab.) was Louis W. Mun'roe, 21, of development programs ax weather to 'use the full legal and moral au­ 45 Perry Mawn'a fine commeal. Blend In well beat­ This isn’t everything he prom­ TEL. Ml f-0 8 ft BY AL VERMEER Syosset, N.Y. Two other Middle- contror and conversion of salt wa thority of the federal government ised—Just for Americana at home PRISCILLA'S POP • aecretary en egg, mixed with milk. Add yx- bury students were injured. 47 Far off (comb, n r ter into fresh, expansion Of forest —including in particular the presl- —but it will do for a starter. M A N D S O M E J nllla and boat Juat enough to mix , ‘TB LL* CtARN CM RLS form ) * " WHO WANTS TO . wall. Pour half the batter into a 'H E R T d < M V E M E A 4 t Rente HANDSOME?.' well-greaaed pan.. Sprinkle with PAIN/ 50 Fiery ! ' BEAT V, half the atreuacl filling. Add re­ 1 t S3 Feminine maining batter, and sprinkle re­ IT/.. appellation 53 Card game maining atreusel filling over top. OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY— 10 A.M. to 10 P.M, 54 Cubic meter Bake 25 to SO minutes in a quick STORE OPEN A U DAY 55 Gemu of moderate oven, at 375 degrees. 3 geese Streoael Filling ^ ' Former Cheney Mills cup brown sugar FRIDAY, NOV, 11th 3 tablespoons flour y Hartford Road and Pine St. 3 teaspoons cinnamon Manchester, Conn. SHOP to AM. till 10 P.M. SH ORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI 3 tablespoons melted butter H cup chopped nuta -mCMAKeKARE Mix sugar, flour, and cinnamon AMPLE FREE PARKING! m VlRlTteNWKlTlbN A NtWNtVt PLAV. W .AV^ together. Then blend in the melted Parcel Pickup to Your Car! butter and stir In the chopped nuta. ___ Serald Photo b7 \Pinto FRESH GROUND ^TTri I I < 11’ ( i ^ y ~ ~ ' ^ Mix well and use as described MRS, THOMAS DUNBAR IWIO above. LEAN TASTY oatmeal Cookie Mix LO NG SA M BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS 4 cups sifted enriched all- lecturer and now steward of Man­ TiniBif HOiNP V lacaMr ifOSi AAC-trS W O lf'tS ^ purpoae flour chester Grange, Orddr of Eastern Mission Service TIC M u n s - Z Cm CK V TNT temv-eoBTinm IH cups sugar Star, past mother ad'visor of Or­ WEEKEND FOOD SPECIALS HccnoN to K.ms6-itm M^uefnmuMo^ H cup dried eklm milk der of Rainbow for Glrla In M u - At Chapel Friday A U i A MWB PMOngJM TW 3 teaspoons salt chester, American Red Cross \n OfTKC ANPA W I K S Manchester and Rock'viUe. Mis. BEEF XH tableapoona baking powder ’The Rev. and Mrs. Stig G. Sund- ITALIAN STYLE. THINLY SLICED nMKBfawimT 1 teaspoon baking soda Dunbar is 1/106 president of the I teai^>6ons cinnamon TumblebroCk Club of the Tolltmd berg, prospective missionaries to 4 cupa rolled oats' (quick un­ County Extension Service and 1s South AmericEi, will discuss “For­ rris A M0l?KR MVSI0W VvlrtEN ISTIAAT K1D&DIN& cooked) secretary of the Tolland (bounty e t ^ Missions in the Light of Bible VllTrt vmtHK,6HOSTS,AUO' t o 61MB OP AND 6ET AM IH eups shortening, not requiring Extension Service. She is a mem­ refrigeration ' ber of South Methodist Church of Praphecy and the Present World CUTLETS L b . \NAR AU-IWROWN IN FOR HONfST J O B ? A Manchester, a member o f the S t a t io n ’’ at a special tnisaionary OOOt) AAFASORE. ------« gift flour, granulated sugar, (NOT CHOPPED or GROUND) dried aklm milk, salt, baking church board, and the Stanley sjervice tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at IT Group of WSCS. powder; baking soda, and cinna­ Calvary Cfliapel. mon together three times. Chit in ’The couple, lOf Laconia, N.H., shortening until mixture has epn- MILK-FED, OVEN-READY VA/tf , CiHetraw. in^ TJuataBANtwi. siateitey of commeal. Add rolled Windows Broken plan to sail for South America oats, and mix well. Mix may be next summer, where they will do ‘Ha’ll make soma girl a fine hUtband tonMday! Evan measured in desired amoimta and In Town School Bible school work In Venezuela. BONELESS JUDD SA X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDPIELD now any female acares him half to death:” put In plastic bags in a covered The Rev. Mr. Sundberg,; who was 4 lb. bom in Sweden, was minister In 5UPBW/ THer container at room temperature. ■ SHOULPMAKB Makes about 13 cups. ’Two windows in the Washington that country for four years, and Avg. 2 \ To bake, drop, by apoopful on School at 94 Cedar St. were brok­ has served in the ministry in New BY ROUSON tmgreaaed cookie sheet, and bake en during the night, according to York City and In New England. He LITTLE SPORTS Is assistant superintendent of the LEGS OF V EA L fo r '13 minutes In 850 degree o'vem a report received by Manchester These cookies may be stored In the police this morning. Northern New Ehigland District freezer. ’The windows, 48 by 16 inches, of the Assemblies of God. Mrg. Dunbar was bora In Ston- would cost about 520 to replace, a M»s. Sundberg is a 1953 grad­ $ MONEY SAVING $ Ingrton, Conn., and lived In New Ro- custodian reported. uate of Eastern Bible Institute, chelle and Scarsdale, N.Y., moat of The custodian told police that, Green Lane, Pa. She haa been en­ her life until she moved to Vernon between 3:30 and 4 p.m. yester­ gaged in youth and Sunday school GROCERY SPECIALS 13 years ago. She Is a member of day, he chased two boys away from work In Ohio, Pennsylvania, and East Central Pomona Grange, past the building. Maine. ■ ' ‘ STEAK SALE! HEART’S D E U 6H T C.T. we.*, m m c h .. CUT FROM U. S. PRIME TOp CHOICE BEEF 17 OZ. //-

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■ f -• ■ ' l a W - : . : ' ' ■ MANCHESraB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CpNN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1^60 » ^ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, NOVE»TOEB 10, WOO ^ " I,/ .I I 1,1 I- .. >|iiiliii'.«niiir! I JIM ('.^ sss? THE B^st Offensive Backfield in Land ■ ' Chicago Hawks ^Thought Possible but WastiH Sure^ Herald New Mexico State Powerful, Still TJnbe^ten ■ » On Home Rink EARL VOST Staadinr* gporta EYankee outfielder , said: i^award three players received more /# W. L. T. PU. “I'm Juat happy X won it. than 200 pointsi Chicsgfli I •*•••••# ■Roger Maris, the American thought it was possible but I Detfoit r. "We gave away games in the Promises Kick Back on Teams New York (N EA )— Bob League’s most valuable player wasn’t sure.” World Series,” Maris lamented. .Montreal ...... Ready was talking about the for 1960, brushed aside com­ Four Yaar Vot "A few bad hops and that was it Several complaints have been received from bowling: league Toronto ...... representatives, both of the 10 pin and duckpin variety, ques­ Gotham Bowl at the. football ment on his award today with Mqria celAratod hia fourth year We didri’t get any of the breaks.” Bosp>n ...... '...,..3 5 in the majors—CSeveland one year Maris, who plana to spend the party in the Hotel. New Tork ...... 4 10 the declaration that the New tioning the dropping of league standings and weekly team re­ York Yankees “ Should go on and and Kansas ecause the services of two top college New York, Nov. 10 (A>) — Thftra’s A four-year major league vet­ American League in runs batted in dren” and doing a bit o f hunting, name of their business does not appear in print each week in teams for the-first of a aeries at Just no place like home A far aa eran, Maria edged Yankee team­ (112) and slugging percentages said he was sorry to see Casey Yankee .Stadium on Dec. 10. the high-flying Chicago Black ,e bnwllnB columns. , mate outfielder Mickey Mantle by (.581). He batted .283 and hit 39 Stengel leave the Yankees, but Hawks are concerned. home runs, one fewer than title­ added that ‘-‘As long as he had to ^ the sponsors sre only Rivinp; 11:.30 against. Princeton, a .layvee "A sports writer of the catcus only three polnts—-225 to 222—in country telephoned and suggested •fhe Hawks moved 'Into first the voting of a 24-man commit­ winning Mantle. go they couldn’t have picked a tlielK financial . morial Field. a 6.2 yard average. Jimmy Brown mildly interested In all four at­ 9.6, Gaiters in 9.8. Pete Goegan’s goal with 1:27 necticut 17-9 two weeks ago. Saturday for a 1:30 date with Man­ letier 200. touchdown on a 74 yard gallop, New England Cross Country honors pets more notice than a of Clevelahd .ranks second at . . tacking New Mexico State backs The New Mexico. State ends are Top Recruiter left gave Detroit Its uphill victory* Work Starts for Dugouts “We may have a chance our­ chester. Women’s top totals were: Pearl second division or eellar entrv diir- and both ends Pervls Atkins, a big, rangy and swift. ET A. Sims, a *'Woodson has outstanding re­ Phinneys File for Run selves,” Maack added. “It passed for a second score and lost Burnham 180 — 465, Helen Gould Meet, Boston. Handsome \ , the over the hapless Rangers, who en­ Until the game with Central still another TD when an apparent the coiir.se of a season. Sponsors Blond Viking from Notre Dame, Is genuine All-America halfback, and former halfback, stands 6-2, cruiting ability," says the New tered the final period ■with a 3-1' should be a very good game Connecticut Interscholaatlc League 177— 464, Dlan Daugherty 184— Saturday, Nov. 19 must realize this. Charley Johnson, a quarterback to weighs 223. Bob Kelly, also a bas­ Mexico State brochure In the un­ and physically, we’re in fine touchdown via air lanes was called Wethersfield at Manchester, 1:80, well on his way to a second lead. The Wings bunched their leader Hall two weeks ago, Platt back because of an offside penalty. 460, Helen Valentine 456. Hope this explanation of, our straight scoring title In the NFL match, were drafted by both pro ketball star, is 6-4 and weighs 228. derstatement of the decade. The three goals in a six-minute span By EARL YOST ^ shape.” was considered a team of only fair Memorial Field. policy clears the air. leagues last winter despite the fact The tackles are Lou Zlvkovlch, 6- veteran character builder special At Memorial Field Diamond Just to show Aldrich Isn’t their with 83 points. 22 more than Bobby with Alex DelVecchlo and Parker “ When m.v son can beat me, I’ll hand up my •pikea,” Paul running ability with not much of only talented signal caller, the SITAKLnE ♦ * * Walston of Phrladelphia has tal­ that they had another year of cql- 3 and 235, and Don Tannessa, 6-2 Izes in junior college talent, fares MacDonald also finding the range. a passing attack. But in recent Pro Basketball leglate eligibility. and 225. The guards are J. W. Phinney told me several years ago when the team of Phinney ^slde of the field and (2) it is hoped^and Sylvester in getting nrumerous Panthers sent Ronnie Westfort, Better scores included Linda lied. . .Oscar Bohi^rtson is a definite particularly well in the Pennsyl Sub goalie Hank Bassen of De­ By FRANK CUNE Jeffries Elected weeks the Panthers have combined Aldrich's alternate, 48 yards up Off llio (luff Schooled olwcrvers- who have Witt, 6-2 and 210, and Jim Camp­ vania coal country, where football and Phinney entered the F^ve Mile Road Race for the fipst that some day bleachers wlll.be In­ indi'riduals and companies to do­ a single wing and slot-T offense Bycholskl 145—401, Jane Zeiger Wednesday’s Results . challenger to the aupremacy of troit has yet to taste defeat. In his Slfited for a “ new look” in the middle for a score on a quar­ 145—387, Donna Bowman 374, Philadslphla 125, Los Angelea ('.andidate.s for the fiesh'niani Bob rousy aa the !S’o, t playmaker seen the all-conquering Aggies con­ bell, 6 and 190. The center is Carl players' come from. After all, he four starts in the nets, the Wings time. The 24th running of the Thanksgiving spprts featqre stalled down the first base line and nate^ their services and materials. which has caused much confusion Coon Club Prexy terback sneak. Alma Miller 367, Glen Pearson 118 basketball .squad at Springfield In the NBA. The Cfneinnati rookie tend they have the best offensive Covington, 6-2 and 215. has considerable to sell In the have won three and tied one. Gump will again find the Phinneys In ac-<^ the not too distant future is a dugout there would then be an The plans were drawn up by Jim for opponents trying to adjust to obstruction to fans watching the While the Indians will be con­ 140, Sue Fulton 140. St. Louis 126, Detroit 120 College Include Cliuck Saimond Is averaging nine deists a game college backfield in the land. It is Warren Woodson, who has had agriculture, engineering and sci­ Worsley, recovered from a 'Ivrench- tion, the only father and son team the baseball diamond at Me­ Perry, town architect with Ches­ this two-pronged attack. and luiry .‘?miMi, both of Manches­ told the leg had to be amputated. games. ter Langtry, of the Engineering Ben Jeffries of 20 Newman St., centrating on containing the liew while the Boston grci^t Is down the on top nationally in acorlng. only four losing seasons in 29 years ence schools and the desert sun­ ed back muscle, was back ih the to enter. morial Field. Final plans were Key man In Platt’s mid-season found Panther scoring punch, ter. .Saimond was a three-.vear •iohnston weigha 190. The half­ However. Phinney fought against Community Project Department and Fred Thrall of has - been elected president of the list. . \ of coaching, lifted New Mexico shine 40 miles north of El Paso Rangers’ cage after missing two Paul Phinney Jr., Is head track c o m p l e t e d yesterday and reformation has been quarterback Coach Walker Briggs charges Will vaisity standout at Manehe.ater backs. Atkins and Bob Galtcra. State out of the football quicksand the medic decision, won out, and the Water Department providing Manchester Coon and Fox Club for and the gay Mexican border. games. coach at Manchester High and This was a real community 1961. Other officers- Are Gene En­ Terry Aldrich. The latter is the also be sharpening up their own H'pli. IVilh boys are physical come In at 190 and 210, respective­ in two short campaigns and has Regardlea of where they come assistant cross country mentor. He thday has two good legs. *" ground was officially broken project with many hands taking their services In their respective younger brother of Pets Aldrich, fdiiealion majors. Saimond and Norm XJlli.ian of the Wings, who for dugouto. along the west side, rico, vice president;- W a lter offensive weapons. How much a Klul o f the Idiie ly. Bob Jack.son. the fullback, the Aggies rambling like,,a run-- from and how they get there, the had a goal or an assist In Detroit’s will compete for the North Med­ Paul Phinney HI; now 14, will part. The Idea for the new dugout fields. Town Manager R ich a rd who after three fine years at week’s layoff may have dulled the Smith both [ilayed baseball last weighs 21.1, That’s ample beef, yet ,or home side, of the field. Martin also helped out In clearing Kompanik, secretary, and Clifford .Steve Wilkowskl, fine trsiner of awa.v cow pony In his third. New Mexico State Aggies are as first 13 games to equal a club rec­ ford Club in his seventh appear­ be making his third start ip the first came up a couple of years Joyce, treasurer. Loomis School, went on to win All- Indians own scoring attack will Biinimer with the American I^egion the mail carriers deploying In Las This Is the same old Baylor man . The new structure, which will be ago on road trips to Bristol and away some of the "red tape” be­ New England honors at Middle- Juniors ... Charlie (Buzz) Keene.v, athletic teams a f Wesffyan and mean as a Sagiiaro cactus and as ord, failed to collect a point. ance here. Last year he placed Manchester race. At 12, he was ths Saturday night the club WIU not be known until Saturday after­ Cruces have the speed of a desert who originated the Winged-T. used practically vandal proof being Willimantlc where such facilities fore work could begin on the pro­ bury College In Vermont. former Ontinl. Connecllciit base­ held trainer af Hnlted .States teams healthy to play with as a side­ 45th in a field of 115 finishers. youngest runner, along with Phil made of cement blocks, concrete hold its annual supper and coon noon. But they should be at full in Pah-'Amerlcan snd jjSlympic jackrabhit. Atkins has been ofB- h.v a majority of colleges today, to winder. A former track star at the Uni- Jordan'In 1946, to take part, 'nte are available at Muzzy Field and ject. hunt. All members may bring one Two Good Quarterbacks strength with Co-Captain Mike ball and basketball letterman, has and steel, will be a one unit affair Recreation Park respectively. turned to volleyball and is pla.ving Games competition, will bie hon­ Football Freshmen versit.v of Illinois, Paul Phinney youngster who resides in Glaston­ .measuring 70 feet long and seven Help from Many guest. Supper will be served at After pressing Hall to the limit Simmons and Greg Manchuck at with rSvilan In the P.ee A Division. ored .Sunday night at Restlknd Jr. almost lost his left leg dur­ bury with his family was 85th out feet deep: Rest room facilities, Joe Sylvester of Aceto and Syl­ Other companies who have of­ 5:30 at the clubhouse In North before bowing 16-14, the Panthers the halfback slots, Dave Malusky The 6-fl ex-hoo[i.ster Is a natural Farm s.. .RAdio station WTIC In ing World War II; On a dark night of 89 finishers in 1958 and 111th which will be available to both vester Construction Co., whose son, fered to help out in the construc­ Coventry. Teams will be formed finally crashed the victory column running at fullback and Don Seipel spiker .. . Two holiday sports at­ Hartford will broadcast all UConn Top Windham Foe in 1944 in Germany during World last November. tha home and visiting teams, will Dick, played for the Indian base­ tion of the new dugouts Include after desert and participate in a with a 18-6 win-.pver Wlndham.las^ directing the attack from his fa­ Shift from Halfback ball squad for the last few years miliar quarterback berth. tractions will he offered TTianks- basketball games during the 1960- War II, Phinney had been caught This year the younger ed.)Uon be located In the center with en­ Manchester Pipe and Supply Co., coon hunt. Saturday. Aldridb. ran for one glvinp morning with the Five Mile 61 season starting with the AIC Scoring their second victory of trances on either side. and captained the team last spring, Manchester Sand and Gravel Co., in the line of fire by an 88 mm of the Phinney family hopes to told baseball Coach Tom Kelley Road Race and the annual East offering Dec. 1 . . . First person to the season over the same foe in shell. The calf of the left leg was close in on his father at .the fin- G round breaking ceremonies Andrew Ansaldi Co., Green Ma­ Hartford-Msnehester High foot­ hit a certified badminton btrd the the space of eight da.vs, Manches­ that he believed that a similar one Standings Key Move for Kansas torn. The young infantryman was Uh line. took place yesterday. The dugouts nor Estates, Kilpatrick Structural ball game vyinp for the spotllpht. length of a badminton court - <4 ter High’s freshmen football team iwiU be ready for tha 1961 baseball could he built at Memorial Field W L Pet. if the town fathers so desired. Steel, Jarvis Realty Co., Bidweli Race starts at lOitiO and the grid feet - will receive a caah award blanked Windham, 16-0, yesterday ----- ^------— ------;------f------season and It Is hoped that the Hardware and George Dean Inc. contest .10 minutes later. In the Central Conn. Junior Tour­ Paganl Caterers 30 6 .833 at Memorial Field. It evened the First step was getting permission Barlow’s TV ^5 11 .694 New, York, Nov. rest room will also be ready by of Rhode Island. nament at Central State College, f/PI—Give*ing, 335 more running, and has Papooses record at 2-2 for the year from the Board of Education to ♦ * • Roy Motors 23 13 .639 then. The new facilities -wUl not only New Britain, Nov. 2.S-26...Ben K ansu Coach Jack Mitchell cred­ scored seven times for 42 points and was their first shutout. Plaeemant of the two dugouts on erect such a structure on the school A.B.A. Tool 2.3 ' 13 .639 grounds. The latter granted its ap­ be svailatile to .the ^ high school Here ’n TJirrc Balme, Yale’a All-American guard it for One of the smartest moves Two of them came- in his team’s The victors scored single touch­ 1 Race Entries at a Gliince | the same side of the field was done N O T A X Dean Machine 22 14 .611 of the 1960 aea- opening .21-7 upset of Texas downs in each half. Both Papoose for a two-fold purpose: .(1) It made proval. teams but all those who use the I ’nmstehablei In the National candidate, la faster than any back Fleet Lube 22 14 .611 field under the supervision of the Basketball Assn, is the tag applied on the squad except fullback Bob son when he shifted John Had! Christian. - scores were of the explosive na­ Number Name 1959 Finish Affilifition the rest room more easily available Then came c. great deal of “leg” The Dugan’s Bakery 21 15 ,585 from halfback to quarterback. Juat how Important Mitchell’S ture. work on the part of Coach Kelley Recreation Department. to Uie .St I>mis Hawks’ front line, Blanchard.. . .Saturday's Yale- Little .Toe’s 18 18 .,500» 1. Charlie Robbins...... 33 New York Pldneer for all with both teams on the same The move was made laat spring move turned out to be was later Taking over on their own 40- * . a if f Hagan, Bob Pettit and Cl.vde Prlnceton meeting wiil mark the Carters’ Chev. 18 18 .500 2. Charlie D y so n ...... 44 Finnish-American A.C. Lovellette... Full schedule of flrat time the Elis entered the Big when Mitchell was faced with the proven in the Iowa loss where the yard line after a short Windham 3. Norman Higgins...... 12 Unattached / M ost Nichols Tire IT 19 .472 loss of his only signal-caller punt, the charges of coaches Dave events .Saturday at Yale of- Three showdown stsge without a Burnside Auto 17 19 .472 Jayhawks were Ineffective offen- 4. James Keefe ...... 4 Central Coph. A.A. Dooman and Jim Moriarty scored — Central Conn. A.A. fre.shman football game at defeat since 1923. Willis Garage 14 22 .389 Duane Morris. Had), who made -jfively, though Hadf scored his 5. Frank Barnes ...... W an ted the 19.59 All-Big Eight team as a team’s only touchdown. In just three plays.-. With third 6. Greg Bigelow ...... Central Conn. A.A. Fiano’s Rest. 14 22 .389 down and about eight to-go from Man. Sand 14 22 .389 halfback, did such a good Job then, ■’They just didn’t look like the 7. Elmer Robinson ...... 19 Central Conn. A.A. and and 111 pre-season training that .same team 'without Hadl at quar­ their own 42-yard line, Woody 8. Jerry Pagano ...... — Central Conn. A.A. Panthers’ Mike Ditka Willie’s Steak 1.3 23 .361 Clarke faded back and lofted a Wes Sho(fthifr for Best Record Cities Service 13 2.3 .361 Mitchell never hesitated in keep­ terback,” one observer said. 9. Loren Schave ...... Central Conn. A.A, P o p u la r ing him at quarterback. pass downfield to Jim Toomey. 10. Gene McGrath ...... 53 Central Conn. A.A. Oslund Tool 10>4 25'-4 .292 Pleased with Move The latter grabbed the ball at the Man. Hphol, 9',i 26'4 .264 What has It accomplished ? The Hadl is again directing the team. 11, .Robert O’Brien ...... Cenetral Conn. A.A. East’s No. 1 Candidate Windham 10-yard stripe and raced 12. Mike Bigelow ...... 42 Boston A.A. Sndw Since ^4H with Trin Saturday .Tayhawks, now banned by the With those two key games against the rest of the way unmolested fop — North Medford Club Listed with the leading scorers NCAA from post-season competi­ Colorado and Missouri coming up 13. George Carey...... the score. Toomey- also rushed for 14. Joseph L a n g ...... 10 St. John’s University were Rick. Merritt 213—585, Boh no one l.s happier than the Jay- Army scouts second that Retreads tion In football for a year, still the two points after touchdown. 15. James Murray...... — St. John’s University New York, Nov. . 10 Wesleyan will tie Hhooling for ItsAHoast Guard 21-6. ComparsHvely Arnold 20,3—571, Stan Nichols 200 have a chance to take the Big hawks fans. They’re pretty pleased A recovered fumble at the Wind­ Judgment, terming Dltka’s — 55.3, Dave < Krinjak 214—551, 16. Franci.s G olden...... 62 Manchester Harriers Mlkt Ditka, Pittsburgh’s 215- best grul rernrd since Its unde St least on paper—Wesleyan Eight title. T'he.v have a'n- overall with that big move of Mitchell’s ham 45-yard stripe set up the.sec^ — 'moves and clutch catches, Dirk Jenkins 201—5.50, A1 Turk- 17. William W ilc o x ...... North Medford Club pound senior end, haa moved OTHER DESIGNS AVAILABLE . feated 1918 season when it meets bfUered Williams 22-12 and Coast 4- 2-1 record, with the losses too. com­ ond scoring opportunity. Two plays 18. William M a rot...... 31 Unattached "Fantastic.” So do Board Trinity at Middletown .Saturday. ington 202 205. Bud Woods 225, ing from Syracuse, when the later ,the victors pulled the old front find center as the East’s members Arnold Burdick of Guard 26-6, while alSo losing.to Terrv Allken 225, Jack Heilman Minnesota’s top-ranked Gophers 19. John Golden ...... • .54 Manchester Harriers The Cardinals, wlin have rolled Amher.st 13-0. I Orange was considered the na­ have linebacker Billy Kauth back Statue of Liberty play with Too­ 20. John Salcius...... 51 Manchester Harrlenl No. 1 candidate for All-Ameri­ the Syracuse Herald-Joumal, YiTT MOUNTED F B lE ^ 212, Claude Williams 207, Joe Rob­ mey taking the ball off Clarke’s The Manchester Ski Club of­ over five opponntils this year while The Cards will also be out to erts 206, Tom Hobln 205, Ray tion’s top-ranked team, and Iowa, from the Injured list for this week’s 21. Daniel D u n lop...... 85 Boston A.Ar ca football honors for 1960. and Len 'Elliott of the Newark being set hark by two, haven’t won feverae Trlntty'a .34-6 win laat when-the Hawkeyes were No. 1. game against Purdue. Southern hands and racing around right end 22. William Grogan ...... 99 St. John’s University In a callover of the l()-man News. ficially ^opened Its season Monday Bjorkman 203. Nino Paganl 203, night with President Norm Mc­ six games In one season in 11 year In Ihl.s, the 60lh game .be­ Normm Pierce 201. Hnbfiaten In Conference Cal’s quarterback, Bill Nelsen Is a for the touchdown. Johnny Wright 23. Robert Scharff ...... 9 Baltimore Olympic Associated Press board rep­ Lindsey Nelson, National ^ o rd years. Coach Norfn Daniels’ erew tween the two ConnectIcul rtvala / I n the conference, Kansas is un­ doubtful starter against Baylor registered the two ' points after 24. Robert Harrison ...... •- Manchester Harriers resenting NCAA District 2, Broadcasting Co., New York, Kee presiding. NEW Chev.\.,^ touchdown on a neatly executed Ken S m ith ...... 24 Four or five Items of business went 7-0 In 1946, 7-0 in 1947 snd since 188,’’). We.sleyan has won 37 MORNING REIJJCS defeated with a 4-0-1 record. Mis­ because of a fractured finger. Ben 25. Manchester Harriers Ditka was listed first or sec­ lists Bellino as his No. 1 AU- Plymouth^ 8-0 In 1948. Since then Us t'est Standings souri 1s the conference leader with Charles may start. reverse. 26. Dyke Benjamin ...... , New York A. C. America candidate with Ditka were discussed with most of the Wheels EACH snd Trinity 22. Coach Dooman- singled out sev­ ond on virtually every ballot. records were 6-1 In 10,52 and .’i-3 In Cardinal Co-Captain Dom .Squa- W. U Pet 5- 0. and the two may meet for Mike the Lind, a fullback, returned 27. .Taok Benjamin ...... --- ftqrvard a close second. He has been time being taken up discussing Falcon Comet eral players for praise for their , --- Hia only rival for top honors With 'Tires- 19.5-'^. trlto of Manchester, strengthened Nllabelles ...... 17 11 .607 title Nov. 19 If the .layhawks get from Notre Dame’s Injury list hut 28. Tom Benjamin ...... T affS chool wa'tching Joe since his Plebe the Mt. Nebo slope and the pur­ Rambler defensive work. Included in this 29. Paul Carter ...... --- Fitch High was Navy halfback Joe Bei- Only The Bantams, who are 3-4 going his individual rushing lead against Clairehelles ...... 17 11 .607 by Colorado this "week. Is not expected to play Saturday lino, whose worth to his team days. chase of property In Vermont. Boh. Buick S. night In Miami. T e x u will be with­ group were ends A1 Spencer and 30. Robert Cummings ...... 36 North Medford Club Brown has grabbed the bull by the Into Saturday’s game, lost to Wil­ WlllLanis Isst Saturday by running Isabelles ...... 14 14 .500 And behind all of this Is the .Vern Niles, tackles Buddy Alibrio, was -rivldly Illustrated, when Other players from the Mid­ liam s'20-7, Amherst -22-8 and beat Rorybelles ...... 1.3 15 .464 out fullback Ray Poage and half­ 31. Bill Smith ...... • --- Unattached ^ horns ahtf submitted .a report on up the middle 24 times for 75 artistry of Hadl, a 19-year old, Russ Lennon and Pete Boehm, .32. Duane Merchant ...... , -- Boston A. A. Duke rigged a defense that dle Atlantie area singled out yards. Dom now has .323 yards on Marvbelles ...... 12 16 .429 191-pound Junior from Lawrence, back Jack Collins against Texas for special notice Include A1 the slope which,' with the help of Christian. linebackers Dave Peace, I>ave 33. Fred Conway ...... 38 St. John’s University kept hliti from scoring and 94 carries for a 3.4 average. Jearilebelles ...... 11 17 ..393 Kan., home town of KU. •Minor and Roger Parrott and , --- thus handed the Middies their,, Vanderbush, Army guard, Ben the snow man, should make this Soph quarterback Gary Cuozzo 34. Donald Fish ...... Manchester Harriers year one of the best on the local Jim Thomas. Wesleyan’s fleet He preaentl.v lends the team In safetyman Dave Odell. 35. Paul Phinney III ...... 11) Unattached first defeat. Balme, Yale guard and prob­ BRAND With heller scorers were returned to Virginia’s lineup for hill. In connection "with the slope o r T halfback, who broke loose from passing, punting, kickoff returns, .Saturday’s game against Navy 36. Paul Phinney Jr...... 45 North Medford Club "Ditka Is, in my mind, the ably the best Ivy League fine- ALWAYS LOOK scrimmage for a 7.3-yard touch­ lyn Lorentzen 130-T24 348, scoring, Is second In rushing and man; Ernie Davis, Syracuse and also with the help of the whl(e Maryland replaced fullback Detroit—Jirn Nlnowski of the 37. Dick Packard ...... 20 Boston' A. A. finest, end in college football down jaunt against Williams now bara Slienge 128-110 .3411 punt returns and even ha.s caught . 98 halfback; Paul Terhes, Buck- White Father; Karl Kehler will NEW! Ev Clouddjy alternating Joe Mona Joined a select 38. Charle.s Brederson Jr...... North Medford Club today,” . says Mai Alberts of FOR THIS SIGN trails Squat rllo In total rushing Colla 121-114 -3.36, Hilma a couple of paaaes for 18 yards. 39. Thomas Sullivan ...... --- Sacred Heart High TV station WUC, PltUburgh. nell quarterback who Is de­ offer an excellent ski Instruction e First Quality Comb 141, Ijorralne Peterman 124, and Dwa.vne Fletcher. group made up of Earl (Dutch) yarilagc. The DeMolnea, Iowa, sen­ This happened when he moved to 40. Gerard Ruggeri ...... Sacred Heart High “He la ,blg, fast S&nd aggres­ scribed as a poised, pro-style progrram .for beginner and novice e Factory Fresh Betty Galllrhant 117, Cajiipy Gib- Clark and Ernie Caddel when he e Newest Design ior has gsined 272 yards on 62 hi.s old halfback apot two' weeks 41. Donald T allm adge...... --- Sacred Heart High sive and almost ■vicious on de­ passer, and Fred Mautino,, skiers. lin 112, Avia Hamilton 111. rah for three touchdowns agalnsh Jim McKeough presented about carries for a 4.4 yard average. dgo to replace the injured Bert 42. Richard Colasuonno ...... 41 St. John’s University* fense. He always manages to Syracuse’s All-America end of LfiSii ■ ' . /■‘ J • t Ik'. Close to 1,000 the Los Angelos Rams during ,the 25 offers of land for sale In the Coan. ---- - , V 43. Jeffrey Peck ...... • --- Harvard be there, when you need him last year who Js rated a shade 1960 campaign. 44. Frank W argo ...... Vermont-New Hampshire area. He M E M B r ft Hadl, teaming with Coan and Gordie Home starts his 15th . — Sacred Heart High most.^*-- below Ditka this season. FarrrII Ailing 45. Fred Kandschur ■...... Unattached has been advertising since early halfback Curt McCllnton, h u sea.snn in, the National Hocke.y , .5 Undeciflrd 46. William Chernik ...... 84 Lan-Tah Harriers given the Jayhawka a poteht of­ League only 23 points short of the bummer and these looked like thC Wallingford, Nov. 10 i/Pi. Jeff 47. John Pocton ...... 78 Lan-Tan Harriers coveted ,1,000. The All-Star De­ best o'f the multitude of answers On Takiiijnr Farrell, the courageous Olympic fense. After the Oklahoma game, 48. Norman Ruddy . . . , ' ...... —' Conard High Sooner.s’ Coach Bud Wilkinson re­ troit right winger-ended last sea­ hu received. Bill Fortlh, Val Fiano swimmer. Is recuperating from a 49. Thdma.s Durie ...... , -- Conard Hig^ West Coast End Great Receiver and Dutoh Fogarty will Investi­ All Stoss marked: son with a total of 446 goals and Post as Maiia^

— ified for the American Olympic tremenfknis runner although he regular scheduled N, H. L. games. found the directors 1^11 make the 6.09x16 7.60x18 Casey Stengel went Into 'confer­ .53. Luther Durant ...... • --- UConn Varsity team by swimming only six days can’t do things,as well as the other Howe is the top point-getter in .54. Jaunt, Sunday to approve. been instrumental in organizing andf promoting junior bowling in Manchester for sev­ ence with executives of the De­ Ray Gagne ...... --- UCoiin Varsity » Sunday club members will meet after an appendectomy in the. two.” the history of the National Hock .55. Richard Rosinski ..,- ...,. , --- UConn .Varsity . eral years. Both girls in the Y League are among the leading average rollers, while troit Tigers today after Indlcat- New York, Nov. 10' (/P)—Wash-<^race. Bob Galtqrs trials at Detroit, Mich, Hadl h u gained 487 yards pa.ss- ey League, 56. Jurl'Llnask ...... • UConn 'Varsity held first shorUy after 1 p.m. at Mt. Nebo Mds. Kloter is one of^the top area bowlera. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) ine he •'might be Interested’ In togtoh State’s Hugh Campbell Is State, Idle last wee .57. Paul Oberg . . . ' ...... « . •— UConn Varsity place with 98 points‘ on 16 touch­ to grodm the slope. The slope Is IT ASSURES YOU nranaging, the American l^eague .58. Bryce Roberts ...... , — UConn, Varsity. catching passes fit a rate almost downs and two extra points. Gait- for the- benefit of all in town so team In 1961. .59. Richard Seale ...... UConn Varsity unprecedented in major college era also Is the individual rushing whether you’re a club member or SPICK NO. 1 ALL SIZES OF THE BEST IN “ rw ant to see If |fa a good slt- 60.1 Dick Shermfin • ' --- UConn Varsity football. After eight games, the leader. not come up and loosen up a bit. Two Deadlockedt Gage Holds Lead ^ nation they/'have, what their plana ------— ISo Stopping Wilt^ Warriorsr— ^ Refreshments 'Will be donated by Stoadtogs AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 61; Bob Skirkanich ...... • --- UConn Varsity" Cougar sophomore haa snagged 63 W, are for getting hallplayefs, and --- Jones la aecond with 85 points, the club. L, Pet. 62„ Paul Schur ...... , UConn Frosh for 712 yards and sevea touch- Jn Rec Diick Pins Chill .... 17 4 .810 In Fast Y Loop TUBELESS c o d Te o f E r n ie s making deals,” said the crafty, 63. Moe Schartzm ann...... 92 UConn Frosh 37 of which have been made with dowiu, NCAA Service Kureau sta­ his kicking toe. In addition to the Dill ...... >4eeeeweee<16 6 .714 70-year-old ex-New York Yankee 64. Marshall Shaker ...... • ”-- UConn Frosh 1. To promote go