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PAGE TWELVE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1987 ilmtrlfPBtpr lEu^ning Ifm li) Manchester Stores Open Every Night This Week Until 9 ------:------About Town Correction Heard Along Main Street LIGGETT Ayeniite Daily Net Preas Run T h i 'ChrUtmu p*rty of the The Wadhams and May Con-* For the Week ^ « d The Weather ' Grace Group of the Center Oongre- stnictlon Co. bid for the wing Business Bodies December 14. 1957, Fereeast of U. R Wantbar Bnrwwi ntlonal Church will be held in the And on Some of Manche$ter'$ Side Street!, Tpo on’Manchester Memorial Hospi REXALL DRUG Robbihs room Monday evening at tal was $1,405,806. Through a 6:30. A potluck will be served by transposition of figures in the George T. LaBonne Jr., of La- ^appear on the Manchester busi 12,685 Fair and. eool tonight. Low Mrs. Victor Herring and her com- You N am e II 4lng no further thought to the plan setting of the type yesterday, The yuletide spirit pervaded the'ist. Bonne-Sllversteln Associates. 153 ness scene, according to papers Member of the AudK 25-83. .Tneaday fair, Httle chnago m'ittee. The worship program led this figure was listed as $1,045,- Main St., has qualified as a mem iEurmn^ Bpralh filed In the town clerk's office this by Mica Gertrude Carrier; will be courtroom last Saturday as Judge i He showed ”p. Joined the agents 806. OPEN Bureau of Olrcu^Hoit in temperature. High In mid 40s. ber of the President’s Club of the week. In the Fellowship room. . Jules Karp saw fit to think of both, for dinner arid the conversation, Manchester—^A City of Village Charm the poor vagrant bfeore him and. When dinner was over and he made National LJfe Insurance Co., of Aurello dos Santos Silveira has the coming day of Christmas his way to the piano, he was asked Montpelier. , taken out a trade name certificate Members of the Holy Name So LaBonne will become a charter ciety of ,St. James Church are re The vagrant was appearing in by a ** membermemoer ofor theme group. "By By.the the nors were two men. one middle for the B. and S. Texaco Service Ml t-lStt SUNDAYS VOL. LXXVII. NO. 6.5 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1957 (Classined AdverMstng on Pngs 18) minded that the society will le- court for sleeping in a boiler room yob do for a living?” aged and one younger. at 270 W. Middle Tpke., and Harry, PRICE FIVE CENTP eetve in a body at the 8 o'clotk and told the Judgeiudee that he wanted "I "o agent for All-State.” he The middle aged man laid down Kowalski has filed the name pf Mass tomorrow morning. James G. to be put away for 10 or 20 days. replied. on a bunk first. The nurse, also the Tailor Shop on the Green at 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. \ Pettit of West Hartford, a past He was obliged with 20 days. middle aged. Inserted the needle 648 Woodbridge St. / for FR EE president of the Serra aub of Mere Threshold and the precious red stuff began MANCHESTER After Justice had been served in dripping into the bottle. Hartford, will address the group Before the special meeting Mon The Rogers Corp. was one of 12 two following cases. Judge Karp A couple of minutes later the SHOPPING PARKADE at the communion breakfast sched- resummoned the vagrant before day night to discuss the blueprlnU American companies participat DELIVERY uled for 9 o'clock in the school hall, him and reopened th< case. The for the Washington School addi young man came into the donating ing in seminar on high tempera part of the hall and laid down on judge informed- the vagrant that 20 tion, sn alert Manchestsrite ture materials for missiles to be Among the divorces granted In days would extend over Christmas spotted what looked like a mis a bunk. The same nurse inserted a held In Philadelphia Dec. 12, NATO Against Complacency; needle in him. Superior Court, Hartford, this and asked if that was what the calculation in the plana. On the The seminar was sponsored by week was one to Joyce M. from vagrant wanted. first floor in the new portion were When the middle aged man was the Aero Sciences Division of the Jesse K. White Jr., on the grovinds TTie vagrant replied in the nega located two lavatories. The plans finished a few minutes later, he G eneral E lectric Co. END COLD WINTER WORRIES of intolerable cruelty, with Jl.l tive and then the Judge asked him for the boys' room showed all the was escorted out to a table where Attending for Rogers, manu weekly support for one child and when he would like to get out. "I necessary doors, cabinets, and food and coffee were served. Sit facturers of Special purpose fibrous 110 weekly alimony. don't care, 'the vagrant said, "the w hatnot. ting there munching on a crueller and plasty materials, was Nor 23rd or 24th will be okay.” The girls' room, however, had was the young man. man L. Greeninan, manager of Nicholas Derewianka, 43 Cole ■something extra—a wall across the "How did you get through so planning, markets and products. Judge Karp told him that if he fast?" asked the middle aged man ocket man Rd., an electrical engineer of let him out on the 23rd that he'd opening where the main door in Europe Proposal Opposed Rogers recently formed a. high, the Connecticut Power Co., will be should have been. You would too if that nurse’s probably be back in by Christmas, aide held your hand.” temperature materials division : the guest speaker at the meeting so the 24th w’ould be better. In the hilarious discussion that w h ic h will correlate more that two ! of the electrical power generation, The final decision was the 24th followed, the problem of getting Obstacle Course years of research and develop- I tranamisslon and distribution sub- and the vagrant was sentenced to into the room was tossed around. ment on missile applications. | oommittee of the Connecticut Sec 16 days. "In case of dire emergency, you A motorist trying to make his way up ice-glazed Foster St. Atlas Count tion. American Institute of Elec could always beat down the wall Robert L. Longcrieri ,56 Duval News on Vanguard trical Engineers Tuesday. The A utom ation In Control with .vour bare hands, " said one. Thursday, and making little head Norway Asks Direct meeting will be held at 8 p m. at "Or iiee a can opener on that way, was a bit unnerved as a St., has been appointed assistant The cold weather that set in this youngster on a sled shot by his George T. LoBonne examiner in the inland marine de WITH the nneral offices of the Connecti week with the season's first snow wall." said another. Started at cu t IV>W( fishtailing car. This youngster was partment of the Phoenix of Hart ver Co. at Wethersfield. m ay have pleased the young in "Maybe they could put in a member of the organization, which large transom." followed by another, and then an ford Insurance Co. Attacked at Probe heart who go in for rugged sports. other. who shot by the car leaving consists of top underwriters of the A graduate of the University of JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL U.S., Red^Arms Talk The meeUng of the Italian Amer However, it Jeft one old felow we "How about getting out of there company from both a volume-pro ican Club tomorrow will be held at little room to spare. A fourth child Illinois, Longcrier has been with •THE ARISTOCRAT OF ANTHRACITE*' Canaveral meet quite often on Main St. cold In the first place? Do you suppose stood at the corner of Foster and duction standpoint and service to the Phoenix since 1953. He served ♦ "We had had three previous auc- ...... ■ y ^ J p.m. at the Eldridge St club in more ways than one. that the last construction worker clients during the year. Wa.'jliington, Dec. 16 (i?*)— house. An error was made in listing Blssell Sts. with a watch, ap in the A rm y ^rom 1954 to 1956. A.«.it. Secretary Garri.son Nor I cesses." Cape Canaveral- Ha., Dec. By JOHN M. HIoarpU'ER Being past his three score and would be sealed up in there? You parently clocking his playmates. ORDER NOW I He did not at once e.xplain what the hour of the meeting in an ac ten years, John's blood, you might know, sacrifice himself like they ton testified today the Navy ! 16 i^)— ,\n attempt to launch Paris, Dec. 16 (/P)—President Eisdnhower called on the count In yesterday's erald. After the trio had careened past McPprtland-BtdWell, 63 E. Cen j he meant by the successes, but say, is rather far back in hi.4 veins. did for s Pharoah's tomb?" him a second time, the driver gave ter St., has been appointed to han wanted to conduct the Van I apparently this referred to prevl- the Atla.s intercontinental bal- Atlantic Alliance today for heroic efforts to build its m ilita^ And as far as he's concerned cold "Maybe he could be lowered out up, slipped his car into reverse and dle the advertising, sales promo FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. guard Earth satellite test i oils tests of the Vanguard rocket. i liatic mi.ssile ha.s been post strength in the missile.s race with Russia "w:hile the margin weather is no more for Mm than it GENERAL the window on a rope." started backing do'wn the hill. tion and pH^Mc relations of the in secret hut was overruled I Norton said he argued both to poned, possibly until Tuesday. of power is still ours.'” is for the birds. "Alright, fine. Now we've got While he was doing this, the three Gunver Manufacturing Co., 234 ALSO: CONNECTICUT COKE. FtJEL OIL. RANGE OIL Snyder and to Secretary of the With an obvious appi-eciation of the construction man out of there. speedsters shot by for a third T V SERVICE b\' Murray Snyder, former I Navy Gates that all missile work. He immediately ran into demands- from some other NATQ Just Arrived Hartford Rd. \ 319 BROAD STREET—Ml 9-4,139 bottled cures for cold,.John told us But it’s gonna be tough on the time, and the one with the watch The announcement was made by Daya M QC A Call assistant White llou.se press including specifically the Earth Caiie Canaveral. Fla., Dec, leaders to postpone a final decision on basing nuclear rcKkets Thur.sday morning he didn't know- gh-ls If they have to use a rope to called one of them the champ be Nights secretary. j satellite Job, "should be done in 16 (/P)—The countdown that ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF Peter Gunas. president of Gunver, REMEMBER. . . "IT'S FOGARTY FOR FUEL" in Europe. why we hart to have cold we.sther get in there on a cold winter day." cause he had made the three fast who Said that enthusiastic public TEL. MI S-M83 Norton told thr Senate i6rpaie(l- private." ; precede.^ a mi.s.sile launching any more: ''everybody makes :heir est trips. A disagreement over quick action of NATO missiles bases THOSE POPULAR "Why not give credits toward response to the firm's hardware ne..a mibcommlttee that orders for "1 said it was against tbe .safety reporfedl.v wa.s under way and atomic .stockpiles appeared to be developing at the very own ice cubes now." the gym classe.s for anybody who As he drove away he heard: products called for the expanded publicity came from Snyder, who It of the nation for it to be done in today, preparatory to the test can make it to the window?" "I would have won. only that car advertising program. now is assistant secretary of de ' public." he testified. outset of the hisWoric summit conference to rally the re DORCAS Pardon the Intrusion The matter might never have was in the way and I had to go Verne Meier of McPartland-bid- fense for public affairs. Norton said the decision to give. fii'ing of America’s miglity| sources of the western coalition. What's a party without some en- been solved had not someone around it." well will act as account executive,. The Navy official took the atand intercontinental TjaIHs- ■ ' V ■ I m w m m m awe • I the test full publicity and to an- The conference opened with a brief public session at no® T ^FAVORITE lerlainmem'.’ finally discovered that the "metal Oh well, there's always some after Lt. Gen. 'Verne J. McCaiil ' swer reporters' questions freely tic weapon. j at which Eisenhower spoke. It went into a closed working wet blanket to spoil the fun. acting commandant of the Marine Manchester Insurance agents felt strip" across the entranceway was A new item being featured on was "a matter of policy determined There was no official word that j session in midafternoon, but statements of government heads RECIPES" that way when it came to planning not 12 feet high. It was a quarter- grocery shelves l.s Bon Ami’s Corps, testified that Soviet advan- higher than llie .Navy" the third attempt to launch an their Christmas party held this inch high threshold. It iMIght Be Christmas Stencil Decoration Kit. ce.r in weapons and apace technol Rear .1dm. Rawson Bennett, di Allas might be in progress, were made public as delivered. COOKBOOKS week. But they didn't want to in One of the worst streets in Man Produced by O rford Soap Co., ogy increase the thie.at of limited rector of nav.sl resear-ch. ’ also j Blit among men, women and G erm an Chancellor Konrad*'- vade their own ranks for a piano Get Me to Church on Time chester for motorists to try and manufacturer of Bon Ami Clean war. Jumped on Snyder, and the publlc- j children gathering on the beaches Adenauer backed the United player. navigate during icy and snowy Several friends of a local bride ser, and Jet Spray Bon Ami. the McCatil »lso cautioned the sub it.v atten d an t on the V anguard to watch for a firing, the report Statea principle that — In Make Excellent dkristmas "Let'a get somebody from the weather is Birch St., near Main kit comes with seven stencils, sev committee not to forgipt about im failure. ‘ spread that a countdown — a final Ademiner'a w,orda — NATO ahould Appeals Delay groom-to-be were planning a St. This area, which rises sharp Gifts outside. Wiy should one of us have "night before the wedding" stag en plastic decorations with adhe GIFTS proving other weapons and not to Bennett said the Ru.sslans had : hour-by-hour checklist - started' be equipped "with advanced-weap- to accompany the singing?" ly. gets little sunshine and. as a party for the man. sive backs, applicators, coloring "thifik in terms of missiles alone. " stated they would have no further early today. The exact hour was ona equalling those of our potent For Copios Coll: But w-ho to get? result, ice and snow lasts several and complete directions. Norton, wiio has jurisdiction over announcement of additional satel : not known. ial enemy." Yet Adenauer aaid all Executions of They decided to let someone elsy Included in their arrangements days longer than on other ar IFOR HOME and FAMIL Y i The company is introducing the Navy re.'ieaich. told the Senators lite attempts, that this was called ' The Atlas normally requires a military queatlona here need "very supply the pianist. A local enter was the printing of tickets to be teries. thorough study." with a decision Ml 9-3224 or sold to those wishing to attend. new kit with a new round style he was "not st all surprised " at the to the attention of Gates, and countdown of about 10 hours. tainer, who can book any kind of Many a time a motorist travel failure of the Vanguard when an put off until next spring. Three Slayers The party planners were a little of Gla.ss Gloss. Orford's new win Gates called it to Snyder's atten However, th^re is no strict time Ml 3-4877 musical entertainment, was ap- ing. west on Birch St. to Main St. dow and glass cleaner. attempted firing was made at Cape tion. table snd it is not unusual for Norway Bars Mtockpilea proaehed, and he was certain he disgruntled, but somewhat amused, has to stop for a red light only C anaveral. Fla., 10 days ago when the tickets ^amt back from "Apparently," said Edwin Welsl; "holds " delays called for the ’Premier Eina'r Gerhardaen of Hartford, Dac. 16 (Ab—Thrae could fugnl>h a pianist for a mod to find that when the light "I thought there was a great elimination of last-minute prob-1 Norway Informed the aummit con convictied kilten, originally ached- erate fee. , the print shop. The new 1958 line of Frigidaire changes the car won't budge for PING PONG TABLES likelihood it would fall." he said. (Continue on P a^o Nlnotoen) lems to add a number of hours They read, electric ranges will go on display ference that hia country has no uled to dia In tha alectric -chair at The insurance association went ward, instead the wheels spin to the total. Mra. Rihicoff. wife of Gov.. A, A, Rlbicoff, cuta the ribbon at noon today In dedication ceremonies of plans now "to let stockpiles be Wetharafiald Stata PrUon tonight, Read Herald Ad vs. ahead with plana for the party giv- "Stag Party—34 Pe ■ Couple." and in many cases the car driver soon at Keith's Furniture Co. The department, managed by Work Through Night the new .Windsor-South Windsor Bridge over the Connecticut River. Behind Mrs. Rlbicoff stands established on Norwegian territory hava appaals pandlng before tha has to back down the street and Watchers from beaches four to or to construct' launching sites" Stata Buprame Court of Errors, Positive Identification j Harold A. Thirkington, will carry 5' X 9' X each $ I the Governor, behind him is Hartford Ma.vor James Kinsellt. On the right are Sen. William A. turn around and head east instead 13.95 five miles away from the heavily Purtell and William E. Putnam, chairman of the Hartford Bridge Authority. iHerald Photo by for intermediate range ballistic thereby wiping out the original Included among the daily mail of west on Birch St. tl . line of nine ranges in a com guarded launching area noted plete range of colors in the firms O flaral. mtasilea. execution date. for the Ansaldi Construction Co. at Perhaps the solution would be High Tribunal Voids great activity around the Atlas ■------S ' Gerhardaen said that if neces rectangular style trend. They are Joae])h Li. Taboraky, THE ARMY and NAVY Bldwell St. one morning this week a box of sand at Main and Birch stands, where men worked under ' sary a solution to disarmament Arthur Columbe and Benjiunin was an envelope to the concern Sts. fioodllghts through the night. A couple of new names will soon must be sought "through direct Reid. which included a newspaper picture 5' X 9' X 1-2" e^ch $ J i Two of the giant mitailcs were , 2,500 Workers diplomatic negotiations between of owner Andy Ansaldi. The pic 1-2-3 K irk Taboraky and Culomba ware eon- Ex-Con Registration visibla in their stands. TTiese may the two principal military pow victad. of i(lrat dagiaa miurdar laat ture was clipped from an ad which At one of Manchester's church be the onea which were given I Mrs. Ribicoff Opens ers.” Thia was a clear suggestion June 27 In Ij||l|fo ^ Superior-ClMrt ean In a previous issue of The Her es. the minister's wife sings in the ______. atatic teats last week. 1Facing LayM for Amerlcan-Rusiian tama — for the hoUMS murders In New ald and was pasted on the envelope. choir along with the group’s many In addition to the firing eX- j something the European Allies youngsters. W ashington. Dec. 16 i>Pi The- put on probation for three yeara Britain of Bdaird J. Kurplewakl, a The envelope bore the letterhead pected today. another Atlas | have always shied at heretofore. as station oplMtor, and Daniel One day this week, as the wife B A S E Precisioti,^ut $ Supreme Court today struck down.! and fined $250. launching is believed likely toward ! The Norwegian Premier said the of the FJrst National Bank of Man 9.95 At Underwood South Windsor Span J. Janowski, a (^Komar at the sta chester. 6< which Ansaldi is a di entered the church for a scheduled 5-4, a Los Angeles ordinance re-; In her appeal to the High Court, the end of the week. right course would be for NATO to qulrlng persons convicted of the woman contended that any tion. Tha twoTlnen had been rector. choir practice, she overheard one Two previous test launchings of ' postpone a decision on rocket charged by poticajwith a aeries, of BINGOEVERY SAT. N IG H T^EW TIME 8:00 P.M. child tell another: crimes to register with the chief of; criminal registration law is uncon ! the Atlas weie held last summer ' Hartford, Dec. 16 (.B -Undeiwood bases in Europe. holdup murders 'l^und the state "Did you know that the minis police. stitutional because "it requires and last fall. I Corp, announced today a substan DUBALDO BROTHERS ORCHESTRA Without a Drawl tial cutback in typewriter produc By THE A.SSOC'IATED PRES.S <*‘transients sui'h as out-of-state But NATO’s civilian chirf, Bel but were tried lit (Murt on the New ter's wife is one of the chorus TRAIN TABLE The court was told 47 mimlci- j self-incrimination, is an unreason gium's Paul-Henri Spaak, lent Manchester Policemen Jack i tion at its Hartford plant, which The State's First Lady cut the' users, the toll is 25 cents Britain murdeia imne. g irls?" $ g .951 pslilies and five states have sim able exercise of police power, per (Continued on Page Ten) The toll becomes effective on all powerful support to President El Cavagnaro and Gordon Neddow will result in laying off 2.500 em- ribbon formally opening the new ilar criminal registration laws. mits cruel and unu.iUal puniah- Taboraky had aApa before bean plpyes for approximately 60 days. senhower, He called on all 15 met on the street the other day PINE TOP and BASE ment, encourages unlawful arrest Windsor-South Windsor bridge,’ Windsor-South W i n d s o r , niembers of the Alliance to arm sentenced, to deatjl.lor first degree and we wonder what a paaserby Where’d Everybody Gof Justice Doiiglss wrote.the ma liie effective date for the cut Busine.ss is always booming dur and searcli, and is a denial of tliis noon as her husband. Gov-1 bridge this noon, following inspec-! themselves with the most modem murder but had . been freed from thought when he heard how they jority decision. Joined by Chief back I* scheduled for Jan. 10. the death row at Wnherafleld on a ing the Christmas rush and extra PHARMACY Justice Wsrren snd Justices Black. equal protection and due prooeas Service 80% ernor Ribicoff, snd Chairman Wil- { tion of the crossing and its ap-' nuclear weapons and aaid fajluge greeted each other. of law.” The company has approximately technicality—tha-'^^t condemned' clerks and salesgirls and salesmen 664 Center St— TeL Ml 9-9814 Chirk and Brennan. Justice Frank 5,500 emplovea at five different io- liam...... H. Putnamr, of the Greater, j .proaches, . the dedicating « .partv had --- to do so would leave the Soviet Said Neddow, "What do you are taken on to augment the reg u -»—.j ..... t... -..J- . . ... _ _ Union with a nuclear monopoly man ever freed .'frofn the Inatitu* hear from the tribe, Cochise?" furter wrote a dissenting opinion Douglas, for the msjoritv, said cations in Hartford, Bridgenort, Authority made luncheon at the Fuller Brush Co. ular staffs, but there is a pet in Europe. tlon. ■ ^ V BILL TUNSKY The reply, "Not too much. Brok I MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. | for himself and Justices Hsrian the Los Angeles ordinance violates Of Normal on New Hartfoid and Burlington N. J. ’’'’if/ , . ' T^raffic began to Row at once. peeve that we have, and we are PINE LEN O X the due process of law requirement Adenauer and Gerhardaen spoke Reid waa convleloa of tho first NOW OFFERS YOU A TERRIFIC en Arrow” " and Whittaker. Justice Burton There are approximatelv 3,600. .. ”",5 °oto Today's cars in cro.ssing the bridge degree murder of Mrs. Fiorina Mc- sure that we share it with many 255 CENTER STREET PHONE Ml 3-5144 w rote s biief sep srate dissen^J. of the Conatitutlon's 14th Amend fmploveii at the mntn factory here. Windsor side are not the first to do so. Trucks out before Elsenhower had for others. PHARMACY ment. by the Windsor High School band' and contractors' vehicles had been mally presented to the summit (Jluney ih Hartford. Hia sentence We Heard Yoti The Los Angeles ordinance, Subway Lines The company al.so said that It to death in the electric chair was „ . , ^ • "'hy is it that when you are 299 E. Center St.—MI 9-0896 The ordinance makes it unlawful was met at midatream by Putnam I able to get over the river since meeting an American offer to sup Holiday Special adopted in 19,13, was attacked by I ___ i _ would lay off LOOf) employes in also mads last June 27. Ever hear of the man who closed looking around for something in "for any convicted person to be or Bridgeport. and members of the authority,! last October; during the month ply missiles and stockpile nuclear the barn door after the horse ran Virginia Lambert who in 1951 was ! New York, .Dec. 18 i/Pi. The Mayor James Hartnett and other FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ON a store there are several sales remain in the city for a period of Undenvood operations at New weapons in western Europe. The aw ay ? ronvicted of forgery and put on I city's subways stepped up opera- officials of Windsor, and First Sc-| proposal had already been infor staff people to direct you to the more than five days without, dur ! tions to 80 per cent of normal dtir- Hartford, the general reacarch (Continued on Page Ten) Yesterday morning two cars exact spot, but when the selection probation. In 19.12 the. probation ing such 5-dav period, registering lectman Thomas Burgc.sa and hia mally circulated, however, through ALUMINUM skidded on the icy pavement and is made and you are ready to was changed to require her to, with the chief of police." ing the morning rush hour today as laborato-^' here, „nh Burlington ‘ who have no actual knowledge of "They said it would take us two | the partition of Europe." NATO, NIXON CITES ADVANTAOB words, when a town highway The Authority shifted motormen to bring lnv«.’enfo""tones in , line with who came to the rescue of an in •tatlort. , questioned for tw'o h o u rs,! their duty to register: He added: sales. and a half years to build this; The Herald has in he aaid. coiild alao act to tighten W ashington, Dec. 16 IffV-.'VIee TERMS PHONE Ml 9-9095 lr\ick appeared and did the Job. j among the divisions to improve bridge— so we put it up in seven stalled a new and larger economic ties between the free sured? and theri'-qharged with having fail- "There is wide latitude on the service on the llnes serving Brook President N'lxon said, today Um The driver was skidding on the LISTING SERVICE ed to register as an "ex-convief." m onths." telephone switchboard world and Middle Elaatem nations. United States has no$' "l4ist the MLS lyn and Queens, which have been And today, downstream the; The Helping Hand Urges ‘Common Policies’’ FREE ESTIMATES ice. He couldn't go forward, nor | A Jury convipted her and she was (Continued on Page Ten) most affected since the strike be with additional trunk overall. mlUtar)' advantage which NO OBLIGATION Yesterday b|ood donations were backward, until the agent showed Founders Bridge at Stale St., ! He insisted, too. on a need for we have enjoyed, do isojoy aad For <)utck Rcaolta gan. Hartford, stands ready for its for- ' lines to provide increased collected for Manchester at the up with a bucket of sand. BUYING or I "common basic policies" to be Mill continue to enjoy for some □ The speed-up in service was an- dial opening next .Monday. With and faster service. ' worked out in consultation among Masonic Temple. Among the do- Anon. of Manchester SELUNO News TiHbits tim e In the future.” Nixon waa nolmced as the striking motormen the slightest specisl need, it could - j the alliance members so the Uni prepared to take formal action on Effective at once our the opening speaker at.’a semi Culled from AP'W ires be used today. ted States '’as the leading power" nar held by the Air Force Asen. Mayor Robert F. Wagner's back- The 1,677 foot structure, longest new telephone nnmher could act quickly and with NATO Deadlocks Feature to-work proposal. for several hundred Washington in this countri’ ever built by the will be: I support in any future crisis. Cheer Attack oq Wagner newsmen on the subject of mis West German Defense .Minister pre - stressed concrete method, i'he President, in a bid to reas siles and saielUtes. Christmas Dry Cleaning At t Manhattan rally yesterday Strauss says that trying to defend brings together within a mile two sert strong American leadership in BUYING A NEW HOME? Carlton W. Hutchins Arthur A. Knofla John H. Lappen, Inc. Ellsworth Mitten n the motormen cheered sharp criti Mitchell 3-2711 V his country without atomic, weap across-river towns that since their the face of the Soviet leap forward EDEN RECOI'UUNG Ml 9-5182 BIl 3-5440 MI 9-S26I m S-60S0 1957 UN Assembly cisms of Wagner's proposal made ons would be "madness" . . . Bur- establishment have been a circuit in nuclear mis.siles. said mighty Saturday night. IxM>e, England, Dec. 16 (IP)—Sir 1re.se president arrives for checkup ous 8-10 miles apart bv wav of iRaurhrHtrr . new forces were beginning to .Anthony Eden, 60, was reported The mayor also told the strikers at Walter Reed Hospilr.l. other Connecticut River cro.ssings. "Cast a pall over our world." ■ • on television last night that the recovering today from a new at McKinnev Brothers Elsie Meyer ' United Nations, N, Y., Dec. 18 ' the sponsors of both agreed not to Yugoslavians finally learn that As officir-ls remarked, the new tack of fever but his doctors sug DOUBLE SPECIAL Inc. (gi—Deadlock characterized the press them to a vote. city will not let Itself be "black U.S. military aid to their countrj’ bridge creates an entirely new re Euruinij Ifrrali (Continued on Page Ten) gested he move nearer London so Ml 0-6481 1957 session of the U.N. General mailed" Into acceptance of their has ceased . . . Eisenhower renews lationship between communities on MI $-6060 Dispute on .S.vria demand for separate bargaining they can keep in closer touch LADIES' and MEN'S Assembly. But delegates front both In a session-end statement. U.S. Invitation tp France’: Coty to visit both sides of the river—not Just ulth him. East and West credited the ses rCmesentatlon. U.S. those now Joined directly, but the Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge aaid Louis Waidman. attorney for sion witli some accomplishments- - one of the Assembly’s major ac Former Notre Dame president . many more eaat and west that now Ken Ostrinsky John Bisscll though they disagreed over what the striking Motormen-’s ^nevo- TALBERT PICKS TEA,M PLAIN SUITS complishments was "stripping Rev. Cavanaugh says Catholic 1 connection, Melbourne, Australia, Dei:. . 16 » ll 8-5159 PI 2-6828 th ey w ere. lent Assn. (MBAL told the rally Nixon Raps Emphasis away the. sham and insincerity of that, without clarification ,of the homes and schools in country have ; UK—In an eleventh hour decision 'Tie session started Sept. 17 and the Sovietwar scare that the Unit not done enough to stimulate in-r bridge, one^of the Greater Captain Bill Talbert of tV Unitrtl ended Saturday night after deal- Mayor's proposal, the men would tellectual leadership . . . N’atlonal i Hartford, system financed by reve- ed Statea was masterminding a be buying "a cat in a bag." Stales Da via Chip Team tonight ■ Ing with a full agenda of 86 items. threat to the seciirlty of Syria.” Coqference of Christians and Jews I bonds, will cost commuters Real Estate Center Change In .Atmosphere In his "peace proposal," Wag- On Science Education named the four men squad for Stanley Iroy Soviet. Deputy Foreign. Minister opens program ofllcr in New cents to cross; occasional the challenge round, elimihating MEN’S COATS REG. East Hartford. Conn. ’’ , / Ml S-6278 A veteran delegate. Carlos P. Vassily V. Kuznetsov said the As- Haven usera who hold 'commuter tickets! Herbie Flain of Beverly Hills, Romulo of the Phlllpplres, coiu- (Conliniicd on I'age Eleven) $1.25 JA 8-6524 .sembly"was an important factor 'VedeySn Univeraity announces may use them. For infrequent or! New York, Dec. 16 iJPi — Vice, tion . is “ quality, not quantity," Calif. Flam had played, tbe'aln, mentrd that a radical change in It will, receive grants totaling President Rlct)»d M. Nixon has Ni.xon said. gles against both the Phlllpptaiea the atmosphere had come with in preventing the possibility of an LADIES’ DRESSES immediate attack on the Syrian $58,000 from Es.so Educational warned againstlbo much emphasis , Three Criticisms and the Belgians. The .amiad Bemie Canter “ the emergence of the Afro-Aaian people.” Foundayon. . . .Fomio.ian security on science traiiiing. saying the named was Vie Seixaa, Gardner Earle S. Rohan atates as the largest single group, Anti-Reds Leai^ing Venezuela Yoters He named three prevalent crit { TRemont 6-8405 In the political committee's de authorities announce arrest of II public school system should de icisms of the nation’s school sys >liilloy, Barry MacKay and . Bon 4-PlEOE Plan on the best heating . . . automatic MI 8-7488 and the outpacing of the West hy bate on Algeria, a strong Asian- In Bangkok Voling civilians - - including three newa- For Perez Jiitienez velop "the whole man, not merely tem : Too many soft subjects, , Holmberg. Soviet Riis-aia in rocketry." one phase oft he intellect," oil heat and clean-action M o b ilh a a t l These developments, he said, Afrlcan resolution calling for self- panermen on subversion oliarges. teaching geared 'o the least gift COUCH COVER Reg. 82.50 All -ground 'senreh planned . foi- Nixon, speaking las. night at ed students, and automatic ad- ' 1VAV.NE R.APS D U U JSS $2.25 "have produced a new equilibrium, determination and negotiations Caracas. Venezuela, Dec. 16 -/Pi Jorvis Realty Co. was reduced through Latin-coun Bangkok, Thailand, Dec. 16 (Ah plane believed to have crashed the 26th annual scholarship dinner vancement’to keep children froiVi U'ashlngton, Dec. 16 (/r>. — 2-PIECE _____ Make your new home a more comfort- Madeline Smith of forces in the Assembly which, —Thailand's Leftists received — Gen. Man os. Perez Jimenez, as 44 CONE STREET — Charming 6*/] Roam Home. Sereeaed try amendments to a proposal . . - near San Francisco. . . Eighteen of Yeshiva Univerr.ity. said edu-j facing the challenge of failure, Rep. Wayne Hays (D-Ohto). re able home with safe, dependable auto Ml S-I642 Mn 8-4110 I or controversial political questions, expected, was winning re-e)ectlon porch and attached X-car garage. Three hedrooms, ceramic for discussions, with self-determin crushing defeat in Bangkok today E gyptian wnrhers killed as bus 'cation constituted "our moat I Nixon termed the last point turned to
t:-.. 1 PAOS TWO Veneasuela Voters Thou Shall Not—— placing faith in medala or dangling For Perez Jimeiiez baby aheea and bearing down on S ilk T ow n the gaa pedal, ha aaid. 16 Persons H,e laid he wai tempted to dlt- Pace One) tribute during thia aeaaon atick- Optimtotio Bidding Bast dealer Pastor Lists Highway ers like the one used by one mem batloiUnc-. to een'C five more years Join Qiurch Lends to Defeat Both sides vnlaerable ber ot the dioceae; Slow down. The That Interpret The W^Notes and Quoted North' life you take may be an Episopal- •a preeMent. By AUPKED SHUNWOLD * J J 2 ian. Wishes or llie Family Interior Minister Laureano Val- Bolton, Dec. 16 (Special) —Six "Who was responsible for get ns^^rMt^ot v t ^ V ^ t T ^ “"■•’project to, operate for two years EARL YOSTi V g 10 6 J 2 nscUcut Stale Mental Health De- ~ . IcnllU Lanz eeUmated that more teen new members were received ting us overboard?" asks a Balti The privet Is designed to provide ‘Ten Commandments’ more reader. “ North and South Wed., “ The Heica Morfaa Rlory*' partment reported today receipt of psychiatric screening and diag JOHN B. BURKE than i».200.00 of the 2,700.000 votea Quarter Ccncury Club membes- ■,\von St., Mrs, Jack Hunter Hamilton Standard ip Windsor Into the United Methodist Church ♦ K Q 9 Rockville. agree they got too high, but each feri F.ai( a Federal grant of nearly $40,000 nosis "of late adolescents and young Effects of Fire FUNERAL HOME were affirmative. Vallenilla's ship at Pratt * WTiitney Aircraft Locks have been presented to in morning worship services yes adults, psychiatric care and treat Hebron, Dec. 16 t'Special) —■ Also. Mfs. W. David Keith of 66 thinks the other bid too much.” k 9 7 4k A 10 6 to eitablish a psychiatric lervice ‘hour. I f it says ‘Stop’ it means slow flgures Indicated that about 83 per In East Hartford added the name Howard Works of 45 Cone St. and terday. "South made nine tricks with »K4 VAJ987 ment for those for whom these are Members of St. Peter's Episcopal down into second gear.” On Forest Lands TKL. Ml S-lseS Hlllcrest F^., Mrs. Charles King for most inmates in the New Hav 87 EAST CENTER ST. cent o f the qualified voters went to of Jame.s Wiley of 60 Campfleld of 25l Spring St.. Mra. Oliver Rnvmo-.d Ruddell of LIO Oak St. Taken Into fellow.ship and out much trouble, but also wdthout >98652 ♦ A ) 10 indicated, follow-up and after en county jail. Officials said they Church were aaked to obey Ten A t nighttime you can have even AMBUIANCE 8EBVIOX the polls. Rd. recently A former profession -Peters of 37 Steep Hollow I^ne. greeted by members of the congre much pleasure. W e’ve tried playing k 6 5 4 2 4b 7 3 care for those treated, and more fun. If the other driver re Lasts 25 Years Peres Jimenez’s 130 nominees believe It ia first such service psychiatric consultation to Jail Commandments of Safety through al baseball player while residing in Mrs. Bradley Prohaska of 52 gation were Mr. and Mrs. Robert the hand several different waysi South STATE fuses to dim his headlights, dim for the chamber of deputies also Bruce Rd., Mrs. Harry Reinhorn Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Erland- and they all come to the same re A K Q 8 4 3 established for a county jail. personnel. out the holiday season in yester Paterson N J., Wiley joined the yours until he is almost up to your Madison, Wta.— A woodland spe- were without opposition. of 48 Helaine Rd.. Mrs. Austin son. Mr. and Mra. Calvin Fish. Mr. sult. » 3 The service will focus on in Dr. Marsh noted that "in 1956 it day’s Sermon by their pastor, the car. Then fla.sh your lights into his Officials said there were no dis Aircraft in_ 1932. Wiley is chief of ♦ Q 7 3 NOW and TUESDAY was necessary to commit 41 In claliat for the Wisconsin (Conserva Schillinger of 29 Otis St., Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Forster. Jerome "South claims that North gave mates between the ages of 16 and Rev. Douglas F. Pimm. eyes. That will teach him a lesson." tion Department, Bill Jipaon. re-; turbances during the plebiscite. materials conlrols at the East Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. A A J 10 8 Feature Shown 6:80-9:25 25, said Dr. Ellas J. Marsh, acting mates of the county jail to a state RANGt Hartford plant. He Is married and Jacques Shaw of 159 Avery St., him too much encouragement In The Commandments were rec While he was In New York City, porta that the efforts of a forest But the explosion Friday o f a Mrs. Frank Sheldon of 78 N. Elm Miller, Mrs. WilMam Neverette. Ejut South West NdoOi Mental Health Commissioner. mental hospital." ) ■ It has three children and four grand- the bidding. North says that South the young minister once adtrtinis- fire on timber growth ma^ last bomb in the basement of a new St.. Mrs. John W right oi 66 Bald Mr. and Mrs. J. Clinton Rogers, I o t o Pass 1 N T Stating that some 800 in this The capacity of the century-old ommended as ail alternative to the could have passed three spades, Pass 2 A Pass 3 A tered the last rites to a victim of more than 25 years. ( U E L O I L government housing project in oil- win Rd... Mrs. Warren Howland of Clifford Stephens and Mrs. that nobody pointed a gun at him age bracket are sent to jail each jail la about 300 and the average game of "American Rouiette.” or rich Maracaibo was disclosed. The Pass 4 A Pass Pass daily census is slightly below that such an Incident. Jipson said a stand of timber in 49 Constance Dr. and Mrs. John Marilyn Yanski. and forced him to bid the game. year, Dr. Marsh Said: highway gambling, whoae rules he G A S O L I N t government said three persons Pass number. Admi.ssion. of the 16 to "Then a.i a sideline," he added, Wisconsin that was swept by fire Shea of 40 Phelp.s Rd. The Rev. and Mra. Carlton Daley "Who Is the guilty overbidder?” Opening lead — O K "The new aervlce is intended to' also described. "you have a game of hlde-and- In 1932 ie growing low-grade trees were injured. The bombing was • • • 25-year olds range from 45 to 100 Instead, he aaked each member and choir members Ethel Lee, North is the culprit, but by a provide crucial psyshiatric inter aeek. You hide from the police and today at the yearly rate of less blamed on "persons belonging to a month. to ailently resolve to obey the fol Three M’s — Mary Brewster, Marilyn Yanski and John Chick very close margin. It was pos vention at a point that well may they try to find the wrecks." than ISO board feet an acre com opposition groups.” Mary Schweizer and Marion Stark the United States and the Orient. be the last barrier against a fixed Inmates Incuude both men and lowing commandmenta at least attended the 250th anniversary sible for either partner to hang ’rae Rev. Mr. Pimm de.scribed pared with 300 board feet for an ITie explosion was the first viol weather — have been promoted to He was born in Davenport. Iowa. course In crime." women, some of them indicted through the New Year holidays: BANTLY OIL celebration of the birth of Charles back, but they should not be cen Advent as the season of prepara other stand, on the same type of ence connected with the plebiscite supervisors In the Traffic Division Wesley in Boston last evening. San Francisco- Brig. Gen. Jesse and "bound-over" for trial, and 1. Thou Shalt have none other I •I'll' \ M , l\( since police broke up a demonstra sured for reaching game. Aggtres- The grant of $39,819 was given others serving sentences of up to tion for the anniversary of the soil, which has not been touched by of the Southern New England Tele The event was held at Symphony A. Ladd. 70, veteran of .50 years concern than to drive safely. : : 't \'S I IM ; 1 tion of university students three slve bidding pays handsomely in the Department of Mental Health one year. Of the 16-25 age group coming of Christ into this world, fire during the last 50 years. phone Co. in Manchester. . . Louis Hall to honor the founder of the the long run, but aggressive bid in the Army, died Saturday. He by ^be National Institute of Men 2. Thou Shalt not worship speed This lose of productivity, ia di u-eeka ago in Caracas. served in the Mexican Campaign .serving sentences, the average nor any other thing than thy God a season when purple Is used as a TEL MItclicll 9--I595 Youcll of 88 Harlan Rd. has be Methodist Church. The choir mem ders are bound to get overboard tal Health of the United States symbol of sorrow for mi.sdeeds rectly due to the destruction of or come a 10-year man with the bers sang in the chorus assembled and both World Wars. length of stay ia about six months. and thy soul and the lives of Interfaith ,\ward occasionally. They must accept Piibllc Health Service. during the past year. ganic matter in the soil by forest SNEITCO. He is an Installer in the for the occasion. Washington - Ri.by A. Black. Charges cover a variety of of- others. KUCKVILLE TR 5-.«71 these occasional defeats cheerfully. Dr. Marsh is named as the prin Ten.ses: as.sault with a dangerous Slaughter Period fires, Jipson ajdd. Organic matter, Hartford, Dec. 16
j ' ■ . ■ ■ h J- ■ ■ . - K • ■ ■ , V \ PAGB FOXm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1957 \: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1967 morning frqin G. C. Stewart, ex PAGE r m t ecutive vice president of the Na Audience Enjoys National Officials Laud tional Safety Council, who empha Boards Di.sciiss sized that a study of Christmas Anti-RedN Leading holiday traffic deaths has shown Jfelmice*te4. Nixon Raps Emphasis Hazardous Drivtnff Conditions FOR THK VERY FINEST IN "A drinking driver was, Involved Come In and let ua take your Projects Tonight READ THE ADS breath aw'ay! Helmscenet' are In Bangkok Voting QUALITY USED CARS Religious Safety Pleas In 55 per cent of those death*." ALWAYS SEE OCR C05IPIJETE SELECTION magnificent reproductions of Cause of Numerous Accidents ^Messiah ’ Concert Stewart pointed out that the The Town Planning Commission nature's most enchanting scenes On Science Education (OaatiBMfi tren Pag* Om ) ALWAYS AT LEAST 50 CARS same study indicated speed was a will meet with both the Zoning Hartford, Dec. 1* The resulta 'great strides in the enlif* field of facto r in 85 per cent of the deaths. with light glowing through from Manchester police reported sev portion of Its front end extended behind to make them so real Board of Appeals and the Advisory m em bers of Parliam ent. 'They TO CHOOSE FROM ' By JUDITH AHERN ♦premia* of eternal life seemed the of Connectlwifa first religious traf traffic safety." "Accordingly," he aaid, "the (Onetlnned from Page On«y eral accidenta over the weekend as into the traffic lane. ‘The Sampson SEDANS, COUPES, STATION WAOONS, OONVERTmUES you'd swear that you 4%4% o r Park an 1 Recreation board tonight will alt with 123 others chosen by fic safety weekend were hailed to W ith this experiment concluded, council Is placing major emphasis hazardous driving condition* con car received minor 'rent end dam the niling military junta which ..... I on drinking and speed in the cam were there. m L A t' “ award, named, for the Re The Herald'* new tele to discuss an partment project ages: the other car was not darp- ALL OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED day by state and national officials. the Governor turned hi* attention tinue to plague the area. ousted P, Pibiilaonggram aa pre formance of Handels MessiaJi Nadine Bryan approached "Religious traffic safety ♦eekend paign to hold down the traffic toll publican Senator from New York and the swimming pool. aged. No one was hurt and nq-kr- BANK FINANCING CP TO 36 MONTHS to the forthcoming traffic safety phone number is: About 1 p.m. Saturday, car- mier. The junta ordered new elec learned the agony of not being her part /rom the ecclesiastical in Connecticut received the en over the forthcoming Christmas was presented to Nixon for hie At 8 o'clock, the TPC and ZBA re.at was made. tions after it took over. ; OPEN TILL t EVENINGS problem for the Christm*.* holi holiday season." , HOWARD'S SLEEP CENTER driven by Raymond J. Perry. 43 able to applaud. Several times dur- point. Her contralto in the air "He thusiastic support of clergymen of day*. will discuss a proposed apartment Yesteiday morning, a ckr oper- I Premier Pole Seraain, who con all faiths." said James Kenna. AT THE CENTER * .589 MAIN ST. • MI 0-8SU Nixon urged a nonpolitical ap- M lldiell 3-2711 project at Cooper Hill St., and Pioneer Circle, and Harry N. Jen aterl on Hilliard M t^ Henry J. Ing the performance, especially af-1 was excellent, He received a telegram this proach to civil rights problems. He sen, 21 Newman SI., collided on tinued Pibiilsonggram'a pro-weet- BARLOW MOTOR SALES ter the solos of Miss E«-an Har- She^anaged to convey th« «mo- director of the Church Safety Ac Samoa consists of 15 Islands. Hartford Rd. Bialr, 16, of SoiiHi Coventry, I ern pollclee, will be replaced in WINDSOR AA'E., ROCKVn^LF,—PHONE TR S-2SS8 and glory. TTii* was especially so pledged the OOP’s support of civil Residents of the area voiced con Center St., east of Broad .St. Pa brecht and the chorus' rendiUon of | tion pf a Mary Magdalepe at the in the "Lift Up Your Head.*." tivities Division of the National skidded on the wjU pavement and two weeks. | Safety Council. Kenna, who spent rights legislation, saying it "would siderable oppo.sition to the $750,- trolman Thomas Graham said that Collided with a ^ a r driven In the the Hallelujah chorus, an almo.si. foot of the ertws. Her voice was Glory is a kind of all-encompassing lose it* self-respect and right to The Democrats’ Isndslide In the ; audible sigh swept the keyed-up' "Ot q'‘tte »o clear as Miss Har- the weekend In the state (Observing 000. 94-unlt project at a ZBA piib- Peiry was driving west on Center opposite direction by Arvld Oxols, emotion which can inchnie strain* exist if it ever compromised on St. when he was hit by the .len- capitel struck hard at Leftists and ! watchers who had no way of giv-; Pcecht s or McCurdy s. yet it cap- of gloom and suffering a.s well aa the program, said that he was "es llc hearing .Nov. 25. The Cooper I .51. of 44 .N. School St. Both vehi ,pro-Communi*t*, who have re-; pecially impreaaed by the fact that thin ba.Ntr i.s.tuf.'* Public Records Hill Realty Inc. had asked the sen vehicle as It pulled out of a Jng vent to their feelings. ■ ‘tired the fee ing of majesty which triumph. It waa the undertone of His travel., in Africa and Asia, cles received minor damage and reived editorial support in the past j ^ e general qualitv of the entire, '* «" mtegral part of the tragedy Connecticut clergynien expressed ZBA for special pernil.ssion to put driveway ami proceeded through an no arrest was made. year from moat of Bangkok's anti-' gloom which nearly threw the Marantee Deed opening In a line of traffic. The PROTECT YOUR FLOOR perfonSance was very good, with, t" ‘he crucifi.xion. an interest and desire to make the P'""’ up the apartment project in B American press. leftist candidates / chonia off In the "Lift Up Your habitants there want "recognition Andrew Ansaldi to Albert K. front end of Jensen's car waa de Sunday .Accident rfew exceptions. moments when the Head* ' moral aspects of highway safety a Zone. took less than 10.000 votes in first ' continuing type progratn to be of their equal dignity a., people of Whlton and Barbara L Whiton. molished and the front of the other About 3 p.m. yesterday, a car There were m om ents when the qt**‘‘ty of the production sli^pped By the end of the piece, how the world. " property on B attista Rd. The Zoning Board ha.s the au driven by Roger R. CHffoid. 20, of return*. stressed throughout the year," ALASKA BOOTS thority to grant the exception or car received damages estjniated hy VINYL RUNNER quality was more than verv good below what it could and should ever. Pesrson had guided them "5 oil can't go ai-ound the world Qiiitrlalm Deed police at $1.50. Both vehicles bad lo 9 Nelson PI., entered E. Center But the Democi at* were unrer- : have been. back to a clear romprehen.sion of He said the Connecticut observ special permission for the apart tain of winning nationally. The Jt was superb. Between Jtiss Har ance was watched by safety offi preaching equal1t\' when you don't John F., Gill to Francis J. Gill, be towed from Ihe scene, .lensen St from Paiker St, and collided One was in Allan Keller * first their role as hearers of a great property at 191 .Mai- St. ment.-. Apart '.ents may be built With a vehicle driven on K, Center Leftwing Economist party Is Black. beiRe. ffreen, Rray, clear. brecht. the lyTic soprano, and John cials and church leaders through practice it m the United Stales," was arrested and charged with fail McCurdv. bass, the audience was recitativ e "Comfort u Ye . My■' . I m essage. Nixon said in C Zone, and only the TPC has St by Harold S. H arvey. 18. of 28 strong In the northeast part of the Reg;. 39c...... Ft; out the country, and predicted that Building Permits the authority to change zones. ure to grant the right of way. He 25c treated to a fine emotional gamut, j "eople. Keller has a n a t u r a 1 Larry .Metter. who was sched Subsidies Probe Set Klizabeth Dr. Both vehicles re country and the moderate Left-of- the Connectinit program will ...... lo i»uis Hennequin. lor To aoai Louis Hennequin. for addl- A difference of opinions is ex will be arraigned in Town Court on Both of these arttsU approached | sweetness in his voice which was uled to pity a D trumpet in the air. ceived extensive damages, Patrol Center Unionist party counted on spread to other atates. The Senate Preparedness sub- j tions to a home at 32 Cottage St., pected. when the Planning Com Dec. 21. No one waa hurl, police their parti from an operatic rather Perfect for hia part. The trouble "The Trumpet .Shall Sound. " had com m ittee will lake up Ihe q u es-| $200. man Walter Cassells Jr. aaid. They a heavy' vote in the northern and Clergy Thanked m ission meel-s with the Reciealion said. 36" RUNNER than an ecclesiastical point of at- w** to withdraw at the last minute be Meanwhile, James K. Williams, tion of federal subsidies for scien- ' To .larvis Construction Co. for were both towed from the scene. southei-n regions. Regularly 12.98 Board. Skidding Mishap Clifford was arrested by Cassell* tack. I The operati. iicatment of "‘'■<>'’11 enough to Ml cause of lllne."!a. director of the Slate Safety Com- tific edui'stion before it ends itsM'ottage Homes Inc., for an In- Kighteen parties and 813 candi- Black “Rubber Like”. ReR. 2 2 c ...... NOW 15 r Ft. the "Messiah" i* part of a current ‘be auditorium wlthoiit his strain- The evening waa a success, ihguiQ* into the missiles program. The TPC has .suggested placing .Saturday morning, cars diiven and charged with failure to grant I dates sought seats in Parliament. ml.ssion, said "The cooperation and ist-rlal building at 579 W. Middle . the pool near the site of a proposed by F rancis J, McQuigan, 74, of 67 trend. Handel’s 'ma.slcrpierc is a "’S Part of the trouble was also nevertheless. The audience seemed This \\-ak disclosed today in ( Tpke., $20,006. | the right of way at an intersec Democrat strength in the capital enthusiasm of clergy .en of all new junior high school behind the Cooper St., and Dennis F. Shaw. tion. He will be arraigned on Dec. Black Heavy Duty Rubber. Rcr. 9 9 c ___NOW 6 9 r Pt. layman's ver.sion of Ihe glorv of i ‘bat better aoundboards are needed well pleased With the work of the S-A-V-K now—for yourself Washington hy Sen. Lyndon B. To Kdgar J. Berube for Pufdy I comes in large measure from the the Saviour l bigh school auditorium. faiths w,*aa most gratifying." police station on E Middle Tpke. 31, of Bristol, collided on Cooper 23. Harvey was driving under the performers. During the last few Governor Ribicoff, who pro- Johnson iD-Texi, the subcommit and Ferris, for alterations lo an Royalist* and anti-Cnmmiinist In Brown Heavy i)uly Rubber. Rcr. f 1.19. . .NOW 7 9 r Ft. Captures Jov of Message ' ^ partial soundboard was hung bars of the "Amen" chorus, quite or for Chri.itmas srifting— tee chsirman. The Recreation Board, however, St. Patrolman Graham said that instrurtion of his father at the tellectuals. Farmer discontent was clainred the observance, attended industrial building at 586 Hilliard has recommended that the new time of the accident. No one was The first quality in Miss Hsr- ] “"f of a sight last evening and it a few people sat with their hands •lohnson. who al.so is the Senate St., $650, the Shaw car skidded Into the oth expected to help the Economist and brecht’s voice to Impress the listen- | <*'d ‘"’prove the secoustics a great servicea at his own synagogue. pool be built at Globe Hollow. er vehicle. The left aide of the Mc- hurt. poised to applaud. This reviewer Temple Beth Israel of W’est Hart on our fine.at quality, best- Democratic leader. alread,\’ has j Unionist parties outside Bangkok. *r was its happy .s\veetness. She ‘ enough. The tenor's hopes that the annual tradition of said publicly he believes some form The TPC also recommended con- Qiiigan car received damages I Khusng, who has been premier voice was lost at times, and some ford. He heard a highwav safety Strike Tie* Cyprii* atnlction of a second pool at Globe amounting to $150 while .Shaw's .AUTO VICTIM DIES waa the only one of the four vocal a performance by the Manchester sermon preached by Rabbt Abra selling regular 12.98 Alaska of federal aid should be niadc three times, said he would not par- j soloists to capture the joy of the of the low notes on the organ Messiah Chorus will remsin un available for frainiug scienlisls ■ Hollow at a later date, but urged car was just slightly damaged. H artford. Dec. 16 i>P) Mr*. ticlpate In a coalition governm ent. I vibrated uncomfortably. broken in the years to come. ham J. Feldman, spiritual leader Root! They’re richly col needed in the defense program. ' M'ro.sia, Dec. 16 i.'D Most conatriictlon hf the pool near the Graham' , arrested Shaw and Messianic message. In the "There of the temple. F’austo Rigolettl. 62, Rocky Hill, ! He said if the Democrats win, he' Were Shepherds" recitative Miss Nicely Ralan^ ,j He told reporter.* that when the i hundreds of shops' proposed junior high school first. charged hiritxwith failure to carry I wants to choose hi* own cabinet | The overture played by Gordoii The Governor said that he too lared and fully shearling- subcommittee sits down to write! rloseri as workers struck! hi* registration. He will be pie- died yesterday In Hartford Hospi Harbrecht easily enabled her audi 1 Billion Pencil* Made v.Rs gratified by the w idespread and policies. ence to share her happiness at the Steams on the organ and Miss a report on its investigation of the i “”'oughout Cyprus loda,v. DIK.S O F IN .irR IF >l sented In Town Court on Dee. 21, tal. She had been adm’itted after Brenda Cole on the piano waa ex acceptance of the safety theme by lined right to the toes. mi.ssile and satellite programs he , were protesting .New Haven, Dec. 16 ol’i -Kdward Also S aturday morning. cai'S coming of Jesus. American manufacturers pro religious groups. receiving head injuries Saturday MK.MORI.AL rNA-KILlCD She displayed her fine technical cellent. Stearns maintained an ec will a.sk Chairm an Mill iD -A lai of U " N.” defeat * of a resolution advo- Kstep. 4.5. died in a hospital yes driven by Anna C. Sampson. 61. night when a car hit her. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE.STER, CX>NM. MONDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1967 PAGE Re VEN PAGE s a UANC^STKB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1967 Regional District 8 1 IBanri^patpr Ui« rMOIuttan is tha atronRaat VN know to Impart tha aame aanaa of CAUM of the flimsy premiss upon able fluorine in the aoll, ao that our 50% reduction in dental decay by Gatlin Denies | gwgwgiw utAtamant on tha quaation yat. A urgancy and drama to thaaa ak- Open Forum which It is based. Vou cannot de grains, vegetables,. fruits, milk, "Riming Mbuthi After Ealing." GENERAL Girls Appointed ' taat of thii waa tha accaptanra of chanRaa that we do to the race pend upon fluorine, the devil ele chicken, eggs, etc. do contain This U the easy way, the safe way. €tipHiti0 ilrroid tp prevent dental decay. Public it by tha Algarlan National Ubara- for blgfcar and better armament.a. ment. to be both beneficial and varying amounts. Here, however, TV SERVICE To I^ad Cheers Slur Against ...... , . r, . . » pUHUJtHJCD H) ilU; On EndonMunents ■afa. 11 muat reajiaure you, that there Is s Health haa been sold a hill of peace would not aaain tha diatanl, IHbRAIJ) PRINTINO CO. INC. tion Front, tha principal rebal To the Editor, 1 "built-in” protection when the F goods, aa well aa P.T.A. leaders. M RS A 0»B u SiiMU t m t t Trendley Dean, the first dental Night* •AsOll Phis F»rti Gov. Ribicoff § In Time for Christmas il«acbe«<*r 'a m . Kroup. Neverthaleaa, Franca Ac* eliiaive Roal it 'oea now. It is common knowledge that advocate of fluoridation, admitted cornea to you in foods. The F in th* The Amer. Dental Assn, seems to Habron. Dec. 16 (Special)—Two Andover Rirla have been named m o i t g ^ F F'llROUSUN captad Jt aa a victory for har poai- aome- P.T.A.a have passed a reso under oath at the Delaney In- srUflcIsi additive for water sup be "running the show," and honest, TEL. m i-84St W A LTn R rGROUaOM to head the vanalty .-heerleadera . PubUalMra ' Uon. lution ' to approve fluoridation vestlgitlon. that there will be plies is 85 times more poisonoii.s gullible people are being taken in. Hartford, Dec 16 (/Ti The chair Famous Kirsch Horizontal Sunaire touMad Oetobar i. lan when there was not even a quorum than F in foods, or when naturally Stuart B. R. Cheney or the Rcfrional District 8 Hieh Tha raaolutlon takaa nota of tha about 15C}. fluoride poisoning School. man of the Connecticut Safety Blinds and Kirsch Vertical Blinds ars I present at a meeting. One way of (fluorosis, the earliest external present in water. If your child ******- SVS? offar made bv tha laadara of Mo- A Thouglil for TodRjt STATE CALLS rOB B1U9 They are Marilyn Keefe, cap Commission has denied reports that custom made right here in Manches a and Hoildara Kotarad at u a i . ^ _ , . . . Spontorad by the Manchaater ; obtaining endoraementa for fluori evidence, mottling of teeth, la an happens to be among that 15<> ftlca a;.Wancbaatar Conn., a* docco and Tuniaia to provide th a ir ! dation has been by way of political Hartford. Dec. 16 i/Pi- The State tain. and Elsie D'Amoiir. co-cap he accused Gov. Ribicoff In a ter at the Findell plant. So, if you CUM Mail M«ti*r Coanctl of Chnrchab indication of poisoning of Internsl who are poisoned by the rat poison tain. ’ hurry . . . call MI 3-4865 at once . . . ------IO N R A T ta I Rood officea in halpinR to and tha : j pressure. Another way ia for a pro organs of the body). He siso stated in your wster supply, what are you Public Works Department has speech Saturds'J' of misleading the speaker to go to one of the club Other varsity officers are; Susan abia IB AdTaaea I conflict and than goaa on to ax- that we should proceed with cati- going to do shout it? Should we called for bids for the construction PrMoripn-MM public on the effectiveness of the you can still dress your windows in Repent officers after delivering a "pitch” of a new bathhouse and locker '’ akeman, H ebrr. ipcretan,*; and Tear IUj»: prau the "wish" that discussions tlon In flouridation because we do all submit to a program fraught state's traffic safety program. the finest Venetian blinds for the MaoIlM ...aoaoaoRoaaaaooaoaaaoa "Repent, for the Kingdom of I for it and ask for a signature to not know how much fluorine is ob with potential hazards because room at Hammonasset State Park Carolyn Rouse. Marlboroiiph and holidays. bF entered into that will lead I a ready-prepared endorsement. in Madison. Plans call for lockers PINE PHARMACY Marjorie Hall, Hebron, treasurers. Robert I. Catlin was quoted in N Mootaa Hesven Is at hand." (Matthew tained from the foods which we aome mothers are too lazy to have press reports as saying that Con I to a aolution of tha problem, luat j ^. 2) When told that the Amer. Dental for 600 men and 600 women. The Pinky Shore.v qf Hebron and San . WttiLT ^ < a aa**iooaa eat. Some of our foods are grown children rinse mouths after eat M4 Ccator 8L—BO 9-M14 necticut citizens were not being •URta Copt _^ I February, the General A.Membly ' ! Assn, A the Amer. Medical Aa.sn, in areas where there is consider- ing? A boarding school proved si bids will be opened .Ian. 8. dra Phelps and' Marie Bowden of Repent Is one of the necessary I endorse it. they cannot resl.st, al- Andover are also on the varsity told the full story on the traffii O f ! resolution merely expressed the i though remarking, at the same tea m. safety problem. •- ruts ABSOCUTtD PKtAB I I words for the Advent season. John Taa Aaaociatad Praaa la axcluilralf hope that "in a aplrlt of coopera- | g preached It as the kev-' that they do not know anv Officers of the junior varsity Catlin was reported *a saying FINDELL MFC. CO. ’'"anttUafl to tha iwa of rapubllcaUnii of tion. a peaceful, democratic and ■' I thing about It. "If the A.M.A. '* cheerleading; tear r.re: Joyce Hali, that the number of traffic deaths ** all aawa diapatcbaa cradllad to t‘, or note of His ministry to prepare | th ■ A.D.A. endorse it. who are W’e told only part of the story, and " not otbarwUa craditad In Ibla Mi>ai just solution will he found, through o f, this town, captain; C>'nthia 4 8 5 E. MIDDLE TPKE. the way for Christ. 'Hie fact that t.i disagree?" and so. another en that the number of accidents and ' aad alao tha local oewa pabliabad hart appropriate meana, In conformity the Kingdom of Heaven waa at 'Ivhitcomh. Andover, rx>-captain; .. All rlabta. M raoubltcation of aprctal dorsement is obtained. This goes Marguerite Fra. chia of this town, Injured should also be taken into . . diapatcbaa htrala ara alao raaarrad with the principles of the United hand in the coming of Christ de or endlessly. Do vou think the aecrelary: and Judith Hutchinson, consideration. f\U< aartios eUant e< N. B. Nations Charlei." manded repentance. Repentance ] long, formidable lis'rof endorsers Andover, treasurer. Others on the In denying the reports, Catlin Inc means a change of mind and heart | have done any research on fluori- stated: ibllatnrt RapresantatlTea: Two years aj;o. when the l.ssue to the right. team are Janet French of Marl- JuUiM MatReva Sp^aJ Ar«ncy — Ntw first was hbought before the UN. tion, or have, If an.vthing, more br.rough, Judith Rank!, Donna "I had no intention whatsoever TorlL Chlcaco ?>etrolt and Boatoa. \ Mankind had failed to find the tlian a vague, superficial general Johnson and Peggy Hammond, of and I purposely refrsined from HflitBER AUDIT BiTRCAU or i the General Assembly didn't even right way before Christ came. If Idea of what fluoridation ia all night-Monday leveling any criticism st the gov en every this town: and Joanna Gasper. . CtKCtiXATIUNR past a resolution. At that time, the each should. continue in their old about? Phe long list of endorsers Nancy McBride snd Karen L^n, ernor. In my remsrks, I sctually Tbe RaraM P n au ar CompaiiT lae.. I argument that Algeria was a part ! way there could be no change for is not at all Impressive, and bears complimented the governor for his aasunea no ttnanclai raaponsibnitr tor Andover. trpofrapnieai •m>n appMring l« ad-i of metropolitan France and that Kingdom of Heaven no weight. Each parrots the oth OUR 83rd CHRISTMAS The color scheme of the cheer-- Interest In the traffic safety pro- Terwm eiits aad other reading matter inome to the hearts of er's opinion. Rend the "Fdurth gram ." ------the conflict, therefore, was merely „or tq their earthly ■aiiiig# leaders' outflts la navy blue and ta The Uancaesler Ereaini Herald. king D ental Conference. June 1951, gold, the arhool's colors. Catlin said that in his exterh- an internsl dispute, was still fresh doms. The coming of the Kingdom Wn-ahington, D.C." and you will he ') Oispiar aarertlslng rioetng hours i thru Friday The girls wear navy blue sweat poraneous speech before a Hart • For Hondar—1 p m m day Furthermore, France still had in Christ waivthe right way, re shocked at that masterpiece of de ford luncheon group he was refer ' For T U ^ a r—J p.m Monday vealed by God in perfect manner. ception on fluoridation. They say. ers, short gold corduroy skirts MILK GLASS hopes of a quick military victory. ring to the national picture and For Wedneaday—1 p n> Tueeday. "the P.T.A.s are honeys." "the lined with navy linen, and white , For Thuriday—1 p n Wrdataday. As a result. France walked out of Only by turning mind and heart not Just to Connecticut. » For FTiday— J p m. Thursday. to that Kingdom a'qd Christ, by medical audience, the easiest"; socks snd navy sneakera. He said he was commenting on . Fnr SaturdiT—) p at fttday. the A.ssembly, and the issue was they boast shout their skill st de Practice sc.ssiona are held twice • Clashed dsadflac- lOtKi a.it. aaei turning away from eyerv evil or a difference of a million in nation taken off the agenda. false way, could the ble«.aing of the ' rei'ing the general public. Dr. B. a week The Icama were selected By « My of publ'cxitioa aaeept Batiirday — al estimates of persons! injuries from a large group of aspirants Kingdom come. I »t*lFd. "if people take us at our M for 19.">6, and said that the gist of But much has happened since 1 1 1 I ■■ ■' - after sn extcn.sivc period of pre Monday, Decehiber 18 It Is still true today. God's King- "''U'd';. tJi'V f)*n make awful hia remarks wa.s that when you 1956. even since last February. dom can not come except H'e re- ■ ""'"i’ u* 1 deans of colleges think All in a dither because you've lett so liminary tryouts. have such a large difference “you "Hie war, which has dragged on Board to 5Ieet The Harwell Triumph pent ■ - turn from every eviK and ' rraz.v to use fluorides many gifts to the last minute? have something misleading.” PENTON longer than the French had ex false way to the perfect way in they call it "rat poison"; they The Regional District 8 Board Catlin, however, did say in hia speak of boilers that blow up, and of Education will meet at 8 o'clock Over the past few weeks, there pected, has cauaed severe eco Christ. Relax. The gifts they really want. . .and apeecli that the accident and in The Rev. Erich Brandt. warn that "we must avoid that tonight In the regional high achool. jury tolls In the state were on the ' have been reports that British nomic dislocations at home. It has. -talk about toxicity —do not have appreciate most. . .are here in ... increase and should be taken into . adentlsts at Harwell have cracked furthermore, practicall.v drained the answer to that." He tells of abundance; planned for lasf-minute shoppersl .Manehester Evening Herald account with the death toll. WESTMORELAND CYR ELECTS *. the aecrat of how to harness the Europe dry of France's contrlbu- using the public and the news re Andover rnrrespondeni. Mm. Paul Gov. Ribicoff said that he had j ■West Hartford. Dec. 16
- A , power of the hydrogen bomb for! tion to the NATO armed forces. p o rt's—the tale of "helping poor n. Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim not been aware that the state Tftnity College student, Owen T. c h ild r^ ," "to capture their a.vm- 2-6A%6. Motor Vehicles Department had URGE STOCKS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING ; peaceful purposes. It this is true, j Tims, discontent at home and Smith of Oyster Bay. N.Y., has pathy ' TTii.s record of the pro stopped listing the number of ac It means they have scored a sden- ■ growing anxiety among her NATO been elected Connecticut State ceedings 'wliicli was not supposed cident and injured in Its daily re tlflc achievement beside w hich i allies who would like to see the ' the Collegiate Young , to have fallen into the hands of ports. OPEN Sepublicans, Others elected at a A—Low. low Watkins price on a gift Couple Injured Sputnika I and II and all those ' 500,000-man French arm.v released outsiders. reAds like s conclave of He said hew mild order the' De meeting at Hartford College yes maater knaves'leachlng how to de rocker in black with gold fruit-bowl-and-leaf THIS W£EK r«« Poriting that will follow pale into insignifl-' from North Africa and returned to partment to resume the practice. terday were: Robert H. Howson, ceive and confiiitc the public. Con- decoration. Tsually 324.50 . . . Now 319.96. In Plane Crash And Have You Been a Good Little.... Motor Vehicles Commissioner South of cance. \ Europe appear to be piiahlng West Hartford, Univeraity of Con Bumers of piihlidv water auppliei John J. Tynsn said that the ac Local yoiingstcr.s flocked to Santa's side when the jolly bearded fellow arrived at the Center Springs 9:30 A.M. f 9HK) P.M. luUding It means that man now has the | France toward a search for a way necticut, vice chairman: Sandra aeem to be the pa\^a in thla daa- B—Colonial spice chest for MadiRon. Dee. 16 John N. cident and Injury figures lag about Wickatroni. ,N'ew Britain. Hartford lodge Saturday afternoon to open the third annual Santa'a Workshop. Some 412 children visited meant to virtually eliminate pov-1 out of the Algerian war. tardl.v deception. W^at and who kitchen, or as a handy Boudreau heard a thump ye.slci- two months behind- fatality Except Saturday College, secretary; Fran Fieber, are behind alt this? Santa Claus Saturday and Sunday. He arrived at Mt. Nebo by helicopter Saturday and was es figures, but he said the Depart • arty and hunger from his planet. And the way out, as indicated hy “file” in hallway or living day and RlaneeMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1067 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1957 FAGE ETOTT PAGE NINR.
Washington University, St. liotiis, Theater; 6 to 8, Midget Basketball; Basketball Clinic; 1 to 9, Open Open Basketball; 6:15 to 6:45. Baaketball League; 7 to 10, In Condon Wants made no reference to his own case. 8 to 10, Intermediate Basketball; 8 Basketball. Movies; 7:30 to 9:30, Junior High West Side Bee termediate League; ( I to 7:3(>, He resigned his government post in to 9, Teenage iwim. DSnee. Skrwatch Schedule Loyally Reviews iM l after a scHes of attacks on Monday, 6 to 8. Roller Skating Saturday, 10 to 12, Midget Teenage Bowling. his loyalty by the House un-Amer Wednesday. 6 to T, Open Bas Friday, 6 to 7:15. Fifth and ketball Dea^e; 6 to 7, Movtea; 7 Lessons; 8 to 10. Men's Volleycall Basketball Clinic; 1 to 9, O^n ican Activities CommUtee. Basketball (Intermediata and Sen Sixth Grade Dance; 7:30 to 9:30, Basketball; 6 to 7:30, Boys' Bowl League; 6 to 7. J'linior Basketball Tuesday, Dec. 17 L o t Anfeles, Dec. 16 —The League (Verplanck); 7 to 9. In iors); 6:30 to 9:30. Coed Bowling. Seventh and Eighth Grade Dance; ing; 7 to 6. Teenage Dance; 7 to 9. Midnight—2 a.m...... Voluntoera Needed government chould make "honor termediate Basketball (Ver- 7 to 7:30, Movies; 6 to 7:30 Teen Boys’ Mechanics Club; 8 to 9, Com minlty V 2 a.m.— e a.m...... Volunteers Needed planckl; 6 to 7. Mo * S m and Hear the Giant • S n the Giant MIekey MANCHESTER ^ Musical Christmas Tree Mouse Animated Toy • Sinj^ and Talk With Santa Claus and His S now Q o n u * Ride the Christmas Carousel • r T C K M m K K K K 1 SHOP EVERY NIGHT Mon>» Sat In The MELACHRINO STRINGS CHRISTMAS LP Manchester Shopping MANTOVANI CHRISTMAS LP 21 Big-Name Stores with Vast Assortments of Vlalt sur Toy D ^t. CumpMa Parkade ^ FRED WARING CHRISTMAS LP Mlnettoii. N ew io y e airtvteg JEm s r: WHILE THEY LAST OA ?* d«Uy. \ Christmas Gifts at Prices You Want to Pay g X . 0 7 ^ ELVIS PRESLEY- -“JAIL HOUSE ROCK” | FREE PARKINC FOR OVER 2500 U id "CHRISTMAS' Give Year' Economy Tkg. 9 9 c EaJaVaieal • See and Hear the Giant • See the Giant Mickey ' . ive^ GIFT WRAPPED AND READY Musicai Christinas Tree Meuse Animated Toy S 10"LP...49c B FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING! § * Sinn and Taik With Santa Ciaus and His Snow Queen A OM.V WHILE PREME.NT HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERVON’E OX YOUR LIST! ‘M rsis JvJl St^I'PLY L.VSTS Ride the Christmas Carousel OUR FAMOUS CHOCOLATE SELECTION S m ^ Save! ------IX Vt I.B., LB.. 1-2-3 A X D 5 l.B. 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Vai-m 8Vi" LONG - 2V4" WIDE - 5H” HIGH 12 ounce wool-filled quilted Skfnner's .satin lining! W. T. GRANT CO. Charcoal or red. Sizes 6 to 12. 4 LEL.L AN' Combines good looks with excellent | 1 8 Q i 3 .MA.N't'HESTER. PARKADE and 815 MAIN STREET performance! Plastic case. Colors. | ^ OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL OIRISTMA s Choice of Colora AU^ the kids in, low s are Dark Green Wearing Gerberichs, yes and Gray or Bed talking about t^iem too. their keen styling, stick leathers and rugged good looks. No wonder they've been ‘America’s Moat Popu lar Boys’ Shoes” aince way back when Dad wore them ag a boy. .Come in and tee them today. u ? \ pi PAGE TEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1967 State Will Pay Coventry won by Michael J. QuiU's Trans after disclosure that men on the I Atlas Count Obituary The Herald’ s new tele- Service 80 % port Workers Union (TWU), receiving end of the device poeed a Ike Cautipns Allies $1,687,000 Cost which represents and bargains for aa FBI figents. .phone number ia: most of the city’s 35,000 transit Wires led from' the tiny, micro Victor S. Bogll, 28. of East Lions club Begins Campaign Of Normal on employes. phone to the roof of the building MARLOW’S SHOE REPAII Started at Hartford, was arrested Saturday Of N^w School Mitchell 3-2711 The MBA, which claims 2,600 of and then aoross to a building at l i .i l On False ^Sc^curity night at King’s Department Store the subway’s 3,167 motormen, in 200 Fourth Ave. Located In Harlow’s Lower Store Level and charged with theft of goods The general manager's office re Ex-Con Registration For Eyesight Project Funds Subway Lines sists on a voice in bargaining with On Sunday, major department "Quality Work — Reasonable Prieeo’’ Canaveral exposed for sale. He wtis arrested ceived notice today that the State the Transit Authority. The election stores enjoyed a burst of telephone >1 (OMtIaiMd tn m Pag* bac) a belief that "our freqaystem was outside the store about 8 o'clock bliss Anna Lange Is being held on a recommendation orders which will help cut down will pay $1,667,000 of the cost of of Vanchester, Mrs. Frank Taylor (Oontfamed troin Pago One) Coventry, Dec. 16 (Special) —■8>cal state forester, with games temoon at the home of Mrs. Robert (Conttnned from Page One) WORK DONE WHILE U WAIT inherently more productive in all by Patrolman John McClelland Miss Anna Lange, a former res of a fact-finding panel, called by the Christmas season deficit in (Continued from Pago One) Manchester’s new $5 million high of EUtat Haven and Mra. Annie Gil The local Lions Club has mailed prizea and a Santo Claus included A. Doggart, assisted by Mrs. Fred by the TA. H« Mid the free world must rid fields than the totalltanati sys who said he observed Bogli Walk ident of Talcottville and Manches erick C. Rose. There will be an ex sales brought on by the aubway e SHOES MADE OPEN TOED school. ter. died in Southbury yesterday bert of West WllUngton. lawmakers to declare an offense about 1.000 letters in Its “Be in the program. ner laid that if the strikers re strike. Itself of complecenclea and such tems." out of the store without paying for Thankful You Can See" campaign, change of gifts. When the authority accepted the o LEATHER GOODS REPAIRED "false habits" as thinking that Another wrong belief, he sal In both instances the missile got The official amount of the pay afternoon after a short illness. The funeral tvill be held at the and to exclude elements of kno^^'l- The Christmas program of the turn to work the TA will join in arbitrators’ recommendation, the Manhattan stores have estimat several small itema, totally valued edge and diligence from its defi according to Kenneth A. Dowing. Today’s Events tima is on the side of the West and has been that "time was always Into the air. Before it could get at $2.22. Bogit will be arraigned ment to be made was reported In She was born in Germany, May Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Coventry Grammar School PTA an application to get four MBA MBA struck and waa joined by ed they lost $3 million to $4 mil fi>Uy under way. however, it a letter from the State Depart St„ Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, nition . . . But we deal here with treasurer. will start at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Second Congregational Church All work is guaroRtoad! that the eventual triumph of on our side, irrespective of what in Town Ctourt on Dec. 21. The ar 7, 1881, and had lived in South missionary committee, 8 p.m.. leaders out of jail. The officials other craft groups, including some lion of their expected $25 million •started to wobble and change ment of Education. bury for the past 37 years. with the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, conduct that is Wholly passive— Included In each letter is a sheet the auditorium. pre-Christmas volume last week. freedom over despotism is inevi we do with that time." rest was the seventh of Its kind of 100 seals and a return self-ad Church Community. House; Wom were jailed last week for viola conductors, signal electricians and table. He listed a third error as the course hijd had to be blown apart. Payments will be made In 20 She leaves a sister, Mrs. Louis pastor o f the Emanuel Lutheran mere failure to register. It Is un CYO 'Yule Program towermen. The Atlas is designed to deliver made at Kings within the last dressed envelope. Residents not en’s Auxiliary to Coventry Volun tion of a no-itrlke injunction. Bisenhouer coupled his grim but idea that the western nations, be month. equal annual installments of $84,- Fleming of Rochester, N. Y.; arfd (Jhurch, officiating. Burial will be like the commission ouacU, or the St. Mary’s CYO will have its Subway service waa severely dis a hydrogen Warhead over an arc contacted through the mall cam teer Fire Assn., Christmas dinner Wagner said he had agreed to apparently confident demand for cause of their independence, "can Edward L. Brown Jr., 26, of 350 each. several nieces and nephews. In Eaist Cemetery. failure to act under Circumstances Christmas party from 7:30 p.m. to rupted during the first two days reaching as hi^ii as 600 miles There will be no calling hours. that should alert the doer to the paign may contact Downing who meeting, evening. Altnavelgh, set up a fund to take care of in Boy Slightly Hurt action with a declaration that the each lead a separate, selfish nation Amston, was arrested early yester The first may be expected to ar The funeral will be held Wednes 11 p.m. Friday in the Church hail Storrs; Coventry Recreation Com equities for certain aubway em of the strike and at times was less above the Earth tb-.^ target 5,000 rive soon after Jan. 1. General In lieu of flowers, friends may consequences of his deed.” will also accept donations toward U nit^ States and its Allies stand al life, without coordination of day morning and charged with day afternoon at 1 o’clock at the the project. with Edward Maceyka as- general mittee, 8 p.m,, Coventry Day ployes and named former Federal than one third normal. Improve PS or more from its launching Manager Richard Martin said. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Maih contribute to the American Can Douglas said Virginia Lambert When Hit hy Car ready to join Russia in an effort platming and of efforts." passing a stop sign and red blink The local club has about 20 ac chairman. Shirley Shirshao will be School; CJbventry Players, 8 p.m., Judge Simon H. Rlfkiiid to act aa ment atarting last Wednesday hsui to bring the forces threatening the The Allies must also abandon the point. Its average speed Is 10,000 ing light. He was stopped at the State payments on school con St. The Rev. Erich O. Brandt, cer Society or to the Emanuel had not been given an opportunity co-chairman. Arthur Forst will be accelerated. miles in hour. Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. to comply with the law when she tive members. The Lions of the Brookmore Barn. an Impartial referee in consider world "under rational control." notion that "the triumph of free intersection of E. Middle Tpltc. and struction are made on the basis 1 astor of the Concordia Lutheran chairman of the decorations com Also, Girl Scout Troop 71. at 7 ing cases against individual strik ”11 1 6 authority has sent register A 6-year-oId Eaat Hartford boy, In a test launching, however.lhc of $700 per pupil or one-half the first became aware of it "even State hope to realize about $5 per But until that can be done, the A>* dom over despotism is inevitable," Center St. by Patrolman Emanuel Church, will officinate, and burial member from each local group mittee and Suzanne Slarkel of the p.m., Nathan Hale Community ers. ed letters to 664 motormen who Mark Zajaz, was hit by a car on Ijes must employ their strength Eisenhower declared. main purpose is to check the func coat of the building, whichever is will be in Mt. Hhpe (Cemetery, though her default was entirely In refreshments. Some 70 youths are were absent Saturday warning Jilotola. Brown la scheduled to ap- nocent.” after expen.se.s are deducted. Center; Boy Scout Troop 63, at 7 The Mayor promised there Center St., west of the W. Center "to sustain peace and freedom." "It la imperative," Eisenhower tioning of the various parts. The pdar in Town Court on Dec. 23. less. Talcottville. ^ expected to attend. Included in the them that they are being replaced St. intersection, Saturday after Douglas said the majority felt Downing said thU weekend that p.m., South St. School; Girl Scout would be no "aummary dismisaals" "The forces arrayed agairtst us said, "that, while the margin of missile may be pre-set for a lesser Dori^ G. Johnson. 24, of 228 Oak The town had applied for $L- Friends may call aL.'the funeral Funerals program will be dancing and a visit of strikers. a* rapidly as new men ran be noon. ”11)6 youth received a bump altitude and a shorter range, for "actual knowledge of the duty to expen.sc.s totaling about $85 to Troop 218, 7 p.m., vestry First are formidable but not irresis- power Is still ours, we should make St., arrCsIed following an accident 720,000. • home tomorrow from 4 to 5 and from Santa Claus. Congregational Church; basketball After his television speech last trained and that there are “ plenty on his head and waa taken to hia better observation of its flight. from 7 to 9 p.m. register or proof of the probability cover the local drive have just table," Eisenhower declared to the sure of our policies and efforts on Clinton 5t. Friday, will be ar about been met. Members of the church Holy for north end junior and high night Wagner told reporters that of applicants" for every job. home by Sgt. Henry Gaunider. first heads-of-govemment session Now in Production Friends are asked to omit William Paplneaii of such knowledge and subsequent "If you are still absent when that will keep it so, raigned in Towp Court on Dec. 21. failure to comply arc necessary Proceeds of the campaign bene Name Society and their wives wiil school boys, 7 p.m. at Coventry the strikers have a reasonable According to police, Mra. Ruth to be held by the 8-year-old North "W e are moving into an era in The Atlas is in production near She ia charged' with improper flowers, but contributions in her Rockville—The funeral of William chaperon the party. Grammar School; and Den 3, at 7 time in which to return to work. the quota is filled," the letter add Waddell. 52, of 69 Cooper St., ap Atlantic Treaty Organization of 15 San Diego, Calif., by the Convalr memory may be made to the Con Papineau, 77, was held at the before a conviction under the ordi fit (he blind and visually handi ed, "there will be no job for you.” which vast physical forces cast a backing, resulting in-a 3-car acci Tax Payment • nance can stand." capped and will be used for the Any member.^ who have not p.m. with Mrs.-Rupert Hodgkins: This he defined as "a day or two” proached the intersection going oatlons. pall over our world. Astronautics Ehvision of the Gen dent. \ cordia Lutheran Church Building Burke Funeral Home this morning, brought In canned goods for the First Congregational Church and added: Meanwhile, the FBI says it ia Fund. Dissenting, Frankfurter said establishment of an Eye Research eaat and was passing a car which For the public opening session "1 believe our NATO govern eral Dynamics Corp. followed by a requiem high Mass Chri.stmaa ba.skets have been asked Board of Trustees, 7 p.m., Kings "No one vy^anto to deprive any trying to find out who hid a mi had stopped on her right. As she of the conference. Eisenhower and present laws are thick with provi Center at Yale University, The ments stand ready to concert our A "backup ” Intercontinental bal Due Jan. 1 at 9 B.m. at St. Bernard's C2iurch. to tiiring these item* at the group bury House; church Pastor's Coun one of his Job. I have sympathy crophone in the Motormen Union’s passed, the youth darted out from the other government chiefs sat at listic missile, the Titan, is being Mrs. Emma Paisley Dowd Burial waa in St. Bernard’s Ceme sions commanding that some things prime objective of this center will offices efforts with each other—and with not be done and others be done be the study of glaucoma, one of meeting at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. cil, 8 p.m., Kingsbury House. for their (the strikers’ ) families. in front ol the stopped vehicle and a circular table in the conference built by the Martin Co., at Denver, Mrs. Emma Paisley Dowd. 67, 27 tery. The baskets will benefit needy of Tomorrow's Events Christmas time is here and I hope The device waa found under a was hit by Mrs. Waddell’s right room of the Palais de Chaillot, other nations including, of course, Hospital Notes Collector of Revenue Paul Cer- and that persons convicted under the greatest causes of adult blind the Soviet Union if it were willing Colo., but probably will not be Maple St., widow of William F. He died Saturday at 63 Brooklyn the parish, according to Rev. Law Boy Scout Troop 57. at 7 p.m., they consider their f|tmilies and radiator Saturday In M ?^ head front fender. No arrest was made which is NATO headquarters in vinl eg minded taxpayers today that St. where he made hia home. He such provisions may have h'ad no ness. It ha.s been estimated that — to bring the.se forces under ra ready for testing before mid-1958. Dowd, died yesterday at Manches rence I..eclalr, .CYO director. American Legion home; Young their futures.” quarters on Lower Broadway. 1 ^ Patrolman Gordon Neddow, who Paris. The table was covered with Patients Today: 176. ter Memorial Hospital after a long w'as bom April 16, 1880 in Sharon. awareness of what the law re 13,000 persons living in the .state tional control In the common in Although construction details the second installment on their cur quired. He said: Mothers Club, 8 p.m., Nathan Hale Waldman told 1,350 strikers Police removed it and started an invefiUgated. blue felt. ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. illness. Vt., son of the late Hyacinth and have thus di.sease and arc not ’South’ ChiiiTh Yule Plans investigation. terest of all humanity. are secret, the Atlas is believed to rent taxes is due by Jan. 1. "I feel confident that the present aware of It. Plana have been completed for Community Center; Cub Scout that the "door to negotiation Is Prime Minister Harold Macmil be about 70 feet long and 81i feet Sarah Whitten, 16 Russell St.; Born in Wlllington, Sept. 5, 1890, Josephine Pelky Papineau. still open." His recommendation The FBI announced laat night About 12,560 Norwegians are lan of Britain was placed to the "Until that can be done, we must He also reminded taxpayers who decision will turn out to be ah Vacatliin Extended the First Congregational Church Pack 65 committee, 8 p.m.. home in diameter and to weigh some Mrs. Elizabeth White, 727 Center she had lived here for the past 60 He leaves two sons, Charles Pa of Malcolm E. C. Devine; Defense that formal action on Wagner’s that it was starting its own probe employed in tlweden. President’s right and Secretary continue to create and sustain St.; Laurie Lcgere, Coventry; have not yet p ^ , their taxes on years. She was employed at the pineau of Thompaonville and Harry iaolated deviation from the strong The Christmas recess of the local School Christmas party at 10 a.m. within the free world the neces 100 tons at takeoff. current of precedents— a derelict Saturday in the church. Stamps, 7:50 a.m,, Coventry plan be delayed until today was General Paul-Henrl Spaak to his Mrs. Evelyn Vincent, 122 Cooper the 1955 special lisrihat Hens will J. W. Male Department Store un Papineau of Brooklyn, N. Y .; two public schools ha.'f been extended accepted. sary strength to. make certain of It consiata of three stages and be placed upon their pro'^rty If the on the waters of the law." by the Board of E<’ucation. Cla-ssgs Mr. and I rs. Burton E. Moore Grammar School; Nimble Fingers left. is powered by three rocket engines St.; Lawrence Aceto, 367 Parker til early this year. She was a mem daughters. Mrs. Josephine Laga- The MBA membership ballots at The President, who had a slight the common security. And, all of us payments are not made ^ Dec. / Burton confined hia dissent to a wiil clo.se about nooi. Friday and will present • puppet show. Includ 4-H, 3 p.m. with Mrs. Marirn V. built by the Rocketdyne Division St.; Mrs. Katherine Boutelle, ber of Sunset Rebekah Lodge, a burg of Keene, N, H., and Mrs. Gregory; Girl Scout Troop 72, at 5 p.m. in Brooklyn on the proposal. stroke only three weeks ago, waa must have the assurance that that 31. Rosella Braley of New Jersey; and declaration that the Los Angeles V 111 be resumed Jan. 6 Instead of ed in the program will be carols, a of North American Avlellon, Inc. Hartford;' Mrs. Anna Skelley. 56 past noble grand of that lodge and 6:30 p.m.. Church Communlt.y .While the Transit Authority easily the dominant figure at the strength will be used to sustsin Gardner St.; Raymond Dwyer, No new bills will be sent out on 18 grandchildren. ordinance did not violate the wom the previously announced Jan. 2. Christmas tree and a visit from Rocketdyne alao builds engines for also a past district department an's constitutional rights. House; Cub Scout Pack 65, Den 3 awaits the strikers’ decision it goes Christmas giving table. Hts task was to re-establish peace and freedom." East Hartford; Mra. Frances Ben the current list, Cervinl said. president. She was also a member The change has been approved to Santa Claus. the Air Force Thor intermediate The Supreme Court today also Each pupil has been a.sked to at 4 p.m. with Mrs. Austin Bluto; ahead today with an election In American leadership after Rus- Bech opened the meeting nett, 70 Henr.v St.; George De Many taxpayers paid half of their of the South Methodist Church and 5(rs. Jane D. Bron'n coincide with the school calendars which transit employes choose sia'a sputnik and missile triumphs, range missile and for the Army bill before Aug. 1 and still have the told the U.S, District Cour* In Chi bring a gift, not to exceed 30 cents Buttons and Bowls 4-H, 3:15 p.m. d s Q V C ', in grand style! • promptly at noon. Speaking in Jupiter and Redstone missiles. wart. 53 Strickland St. of Telnple Chapter, No. 23, OES. The funeral of Mra. Jane D. of Windham and Mancheater High one union to represent them. to win the European Allies to a remaining half to pay. Brown, formerly of Mancheater, cago to determine whether an at Schools and In the interest of a in value, for exchange. Luncheon at home Mrs. Owen S. Trask; Boy French, he said that "President The main Atlas engine is be ADMITTED YESTERDAY; She leaves a brother, H. B. Will Boycott Election new defense strategy based on nu A 30-day grace period will be al was held at 1:30 Saturday after tempt had been made through per savings In transportation costs, wiil be provided at noon. Scout Troop 67 at 7 p.m., Amer Eisenhower shows that the United lieved to have p, thrust of 135,000 Charlene Willette, 8 Vernon Cen Frederick Paisley of Vernon; a sis ican Legion home; and Board of At yesterday’s rally the strikers ’a n d clear missiles arid to revitalize the lowed and penalties will not be noon at the Watkins-West Funeral jured testimony to "fix ” an income Mrs Leon C. Heckler, Board chair All parents are cordially Invited States is prepared to support our pounds and the two booster en ter Heights, Rockville; Buel Has- ter, Mra. Edith Horan; two step tax case involving the defunct Shot- Finance. 8 p.m., Town Office voted by a virtually unanimous unity of NA'TO. alliance With ail its forces." charged until after Feb. 1. But tax sons. Robert ahd. John Dowd; Home. The Rev. Alfred L. WII- men. said this \ eekend. to attend the party wUh their chil gines are estimated at 100.000 brouck. 1(U Concord Rd.; Thomas well Mfg. Co. of Chicago and thre* dren. Building:. show of hands to boycott this elec In advance of the opening Premier Gaillard, at 38 the Affricano, 58 Grove St.. ■ Rock payers who do not pay by Jan. 1 three stepdaughters. Mrs. Erie liams, rector of St. Mary’s Episco Bills totaling $6,908.21 were ap tion. a central Issue in the weekend hmiteJ beautiful speech, he already had met prir pounds thrust each. The fuel con will not have the opportunity to pal Church, officiated, and Fred of its officials. The church Pilgrim Fellowship youngest government chief present, sists of kerosene mixed with liquid ville; Jon Silversteln, 67 Elizabeth Daley, Mrs. Robert Armstrong and The tribunal sent the ease back proved for payment at the board walkout. , vatcly with Macmillan and French discount the payments from their Mrs. Leo Wehr; and a niece, Mra. eric E. Werner waa organiat. Burial meeting Thursday i.ight. Major ex will present the holiday play "Why Manchester Evening Herald welcomed the council members to oxygen. Dr.; John Dorchester, 94 Harlan to the trial court on a Justice De- Coventry eorrespondent, Mr*. F. ’This election seems certain to be Premier Felix Oaillard. Paris and told them they were federal Income tax for this year. Edward Edgar, all of Manchester, was In Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hart penses were $2,791.65. for text the Chimes Rang," at 7:30 p.m. '"he Atlas uses a .complex St.; Kathleen Michalak. 42 Nor ford. partnient motion. The department Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim ^^B^nhower^^adA^ ^ his re- assembled "to drive back hatred, Many arc taking advantage of The funeral will be held at the books, $948.19 for utility and op .Sunday in the sanctuary. All inter H O S I K f T K ground-based radio-inertial' guid wood St.; Dorothy Galinat, Cov Members of the family served as said a new investigation by the ested are invited. 2-6231. fear and misery." entry; Raymond Zowada, Willi- this opportunity. Cervini said. Holmes Funeral Home, 406 Main erational costs, $1,235 for repair dlrected toward a worldwide audi ance system and has inertial gy Notices will be sent out to prop St., at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon. bearers. Internal Revenue Service indicated The Couples' Club will have its Gaillard admitted that some roscope elements aboard to keep mantic; Robert Abbott. Wapping; the record of the case contains per of a aafe damaged last spring and ence, including Russia. He said at stresses have come to light within erty owners who have not yet paid Burial will be in East Cemetery. which was comiilelely covered by annual Christmas caroling for Are Your Car it on course during any temporary Joseph Costanzo. Andover; Mrs. jured tc.stimony given by both de- shut-ins Sunday night following the one point the free world Is willing the Atlantic community. The Al Mary Murray, 137 Summit St.; their taxes on the 1955 special list, F'riends may call at the funeral Insurance. $590 for ’ Instructional Foes of Fluoride to Join Russia In bringing the new loss of ground guidance. the collector said. home from 3 to 5:30 and from 7 fcn.se and government witnesses. fellowship play. Members are to liance, he declared, "must outdo This equipment is manufactur Mrs. Carrie Chartier, 43 Church Justice Harlan delivered the 6-,3 supplies: $692 for transportation THIS is ... the questioH weapons df mass destruction un itself to achieve the spirit of com to 9:30 p.m. today. Mrs. Ribicoff of which $468.76 waa for fuel for meet in the vestry after the pres Payments Too High? der control. ed by the missile section of the St.: Ijiwrence Parrish, Storrs; decision. Justice Black dissented, entation. Have Say Tonight munity." Mrs. Frances Rathbun, 70 Duval Sunset Rebekah Lodge will hold town-owned school buses and the But to the United States and its Heavy Military Electronic Equip a memorial service at the funeral joined by Chief Justice Warren and The Pilgrim Fellowship will go In a pointed reference to such ment Department of the General St.; Mrs. Frances Gochce, Kelly Both Parlies Have Justice Douglas. remainder for repair charges. What is the ONE most impiortant reason why you Allies he declared "false... splits in the Alliance as that over home tonight at 7; 15. Opens Bridge The Board will meet at 8 p.m. caroling Christmas Eve, meeting Fluoridation opponents w-lll have Electric Co. Linked with the Rd., Rockville: Mrs. Agnes Bat- Shotwcll and the three officials In the church vestry at 7:30 p.m. their say at 8 o'clock tonight in changed to BANTLY OIL SERVICE? thoughts of which we have ali the British-French invasion of the sle, 501 Tolland Tpke,; Lee Me-I Jan. 9 at the Robert.son School and been more or less guUty” must be Suez and the French anger over guidance system is a computer ZB A Candidate rasqiiale ManrInI were convicted in 1953 on charges The church Christmas Eve serv the Municipal Building hearing Ask any woman I Our Mojud nylona a?a manufacturer by the Burroughs Gann, 41 Chestnut St. (Contlned from Page One) of filing fradulent corporate tax re •Ian. 16 at Coventry Grammar ice has been changed to 11:30 p.m. room. abandoned. Among these he includ British-American arms deliveries Pasquale Mancini, 76. Wethers School. Among items to be con Their BUDGET PLAN. We’ve only lived in our new Corp. ADMITTED TODAY: Mra. Rose turns for 1945 and 1946. from 11 p.m. in the sanctuary. The hearing will be the second always successful gifts. No wondort ed the belleC that freedom was in to Tunisia. Ccillard said NATO A party battle over a vacancy field, father of Mrs. Everett Moore, Chairman Putnam, Chief Engineer sidered will be enumeration sta The ‘Pay-Load’ Bedard. 119 Wetherell St.; Rob A tax deficiency of some $286, There will be a service of scripture on fluoridation conducted by Gen- home a little over a year so you can see why we’re on a herently more productive than must find a way to coordinate poli on the Zoning Board of Appeals Mrs. James Morrow and Miss Edwin B. Burdick in one car and a tistics and a proposed school cal General Electric—the missile ert Sinibaldl. 168 Oak St.; Mrs. 000 wa-s alleged, on unreported in and Carols and the lighting of the erab Manager Richard Martin. limited budget. 'The oil company we contracted with last Women like the way they fit, the way th«y wear, oommunlsm and the assumption cies even in areas beyond the geo Hulda Hanson, 19 Newman St. Florence Mancini, all of Man reporter in another had crossed the endar for 1958-.59. that "the triumph of freedom over graphic limits of the treaty. j and ordnance systems department may be coming up at a Board of chester. died Saturday. come of more than half a million "Unnamed Candle" m the Advent Laat week. Martin heard argu BIRTH SATURDAY: A son to structure. School I,unrh Menu year just wasn’t geared for budget payments and it despotism is inevitable.” "We m'ust be able," he declared, —also builds the nose cone or Directors meeting tomorrow night. Born June 7, 1881 in Italy, he dollars from dealings in black mar Candle Ceremony program. ments in favor of fluoridating the was really difficult for us to keep our budget balanced. and the way they look. So will you. Come set f "to find the means of bringing to warhead'—the "Pay Load"—of the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kasekowski, The Directors are scheduled to At Founders Bridge in Hartfonl, ket sugar during World War II. The public schools hot lunch Yule Luncheon town's water supply. "W s are In a fast-running cur 110 Broad St. had lived in Wethersfield for 40 gether our points of view and to Atlas. In the operational missile fill a vacancy created by the vehicles also have already had the The convictions were reversed menu for the remainder of the Members of the Northeast He is preparing a report on soon. Smart fashion colors and styles. rant of the great stream of his years. He waa a retired employe of week follows; Tomorrow, tuijkey tory.” the President said. affirm more complete solidarity be that is used in combat, the nose BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son resignation of Charles S. Towle, the State Highway Department. span In general use. by the U.S. Circuit Court in Chi Neighborhood extension service adding fluorides to town water at W « wiH pay off your b d - pie with vegetables, celery sticks, But BANTLY’S 10-month budget plan i.s made to or "Heroic efforts will long be need fore the menaces which are ’ not cone contains, among other things, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond CToutier, secretary of the. Board. Besides his three daughters in Approaches to the new Wind.sor cago on the ground Uhe defendants home economics group will be en the request of the Board of Di onco In ifull and offer o Pricod of $1.00 - $1.35 pair Wapping: a daughter to Mr. and crossing from the Windsor side had voluntarily disclosed their cranberry sauce, cookies; Wednes der for us. It makes paying for our BANTLY fuel oil ed to steer the world toward true localized." an atomic vyarhead and provision Republicans decided on possible Manchester, he leaves three sons. tertained at a Christmas luncheon rectors. real easy. peace.” Diplomats reported the atmos for arming and fusing. Mrs. Albert Sw->et. Dob.son Rd.. candidates at a meeting of the Nicholas of Canaan, Dominick start at Deerfield and Windsor operations prior to a tax investiga day, frankfurt In roll, wax beans at 1 p.m. Wednesday by Mrs. Jo eempicto soloerien of X This is a high endeavor. But it is phere for- the gathering, clouded ’The Atlas requires electric pow Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and party's executive committee last with the U.S. Navy in the Philip Avenues. From the South Windsor tion. The Treasury Department's Waldorf salad, gelatin dessert; seph Motycka at her home on Folly The presence of fruit acids Is an oMor modtl guorontood OPEN— one which the free nations of the by disputes and disagreements in er to operate its guidance and Mr.s. John Loughlin, 26 S. Alton week. Under a pledge of secrecy, pine Islands, and George Mancini of direction the approaches lead in "voluntary disclosure’’ policy was Thursday, tuna fish shortcakes, Lane. Important flavor element in wine con. world can accomplish." recent weeks, has cleared some control systems. ’The missile's St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur they said today that they woultj Wethersfield; three others daugh from Route 5 and Magqire Rd. abandoned In 1952. The Justice De peas, carrots, and apolesauce. 4-H Parly quality. Hence the word, acidity, EVERY NIGHT Bread, butter and p Ilk are served Leaders of the NATO nations what. They attributed this partly accessory power supply equipment Coy, Tolland; a daughter to Mr. not reveal the name or names until ters, Mrs. William Morrow of Complimenting the builders of partment appcRtod to the Supreme Koventry Kooks 4-H Club will is used to Indicate tartness or Got Dofoils on our BUDGET PLAN lU t«ed IntenUy as the President to Elsenhower's personal diplo is built by American Machine A and Mra. Raymond WrobelskI, 24 action is taken. Rocky Hill, Mra. Wilfred Douglas the bridge. Gov. Ribicoff said, Court from the circuit court rever with all meals. On Friday, with, have a Christmas party Friday af- sharpness to the taste. Wo also buy for cosh This Week Till 9 i$oee in a loud, emphatic voice. macy and partly to intensive work Foundry Corp. North St. Derhocrats are known to be con of Hartford and Mra. Michael 'This is a small state, geographi sal. but later reported discovery of schools to close early, there wUi dl typos of loto ears. CoH Ml 9.459S or TR 5-3271 BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to be only milk available at noon. Except Sat, At SOO. The room was packed with diplo by Secretary of State Dulles and The Atlas is launched vertically sidering the nomination of Lee Barone of East Hartford; and 14 cally. yet 1t is hard to get around perjured testimony and asked that mats and correspondents. other foreign ministers and chiefs Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Amato, 60 Silver.stein. local Insurance agent grandchildren. in. We have great traffic prob the case be sent back to the dis Co-Op Mothers ^* in order to reduce the time spent Hilltop Dr. Prompt, fast, rolioblo The President spoke sitting down. of government. close to the ground during, take and a member of their town com Funeral services will be held to lems from one end to the other." trict coiirt. Mothers assisting Mrs. B-Ubton E. He made only a few Insignificant DISCHARGED S AT U R D AY: mittee. Tho District Court had fined Moore with the ’South’ kindergar buying sorvico. U.S. officials said agreement to off, and because it is easier to morrow morning at 8:15 at the Said the Governor, "With Bill departures from his prepared text. start planning for the 1,500-raile build equipment to launch heavy Stephen Balchek. Stafford Springs; Since the Board is divided be D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 235 Shotwcll $20,000 and gave the offi ten classes for this week include DELCO-HEAT "Our Reputotlon He prefaced his speech with brief Mrs. Rosella Barboza. 17 Drive F; tween six Republicans and three Putn.sm. I believe that the future cers these sentences; Byron A. Mrs. Frederick C. Mohr Jr.. Mrs. rockets would be sufficient now vehicles vertically. Wetliersfleld Ave., Hartford, fol of this entire part of the state is la Your Ataurance" Mtemporaneous remarks thanking since the weapons themselves won't Donald Dyer, Wllllmantic. Mrs. Ju Democrats, the Republican nomi lowed by a solemn requiem Mass Cain, three years and $10,000 fine: Raymond Stoner, Mrs. William O R G AN SALE Barlow ^ e m le r Gaillard and Luxcm bough After its initial vertical climb the lia Emers, 161 Hawthorne St.; Mrs. nee is expected to fill the vacancy. still ahead of tis -w e bring into be available for distribution for In Corpu.i Christ! Church, Wethers close unity all the people and the Harold E. Sullivan, three year* and Perkins, Mrs. William T. Sweeney. TILL DECEMBER 25 t k A W L O W S Prime Minister Joseph Bech the another year or 18 months. mi.ssile goes into a "programmed” Gladys Fayle, 680 W, Middle Tpk'e ; field, at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in $5,000 fine: Frank J. Huebner. Mrs. Jeon F. Roy. Mrs. James E. turn toward the target. It is dur towns. " by public works such as MOTOR SALES chairman of the NATO cmmcil Eisenhower and Dulles ap Mrs. Beatrice Goulette, Andover; Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky three years and $2,000. Huebner .West, Mr*. William A. Dawson and ''Monchastar's Thrift 'h Gift CoRtor" ing this turn that the guidance the new bridge. meeting, for their opening greet parently were so convinced that Mrs. Jennie Hender.son, 423 E. Hill. filed a motion consenting to remand Mrs. Frederic Fish. The school's KINSMAN ELECTRONIC ORGAN PHONE TR 5-2538 BJINTLTinLC 0 .iia ings and added, "In particular, I system begins to function and con Putnam Motorist Friends may call at the funeral Paying tribute to the chairman new weapons would contribute Middle Tpke.; Albert Hewitt. First of the Greater Hartford Bridge of the case to the district court. Chr(stma* recess will start Dec. 23 WINDSOR AVE. appreciate your good wishes about tinues to do . 80 until the desired St, Rockville: Edwin Johnson, chapel from 7 to 10 o'clock to In its motion, the Justice Depart .and continue through Jan. 1. Model A my health.” greatly to western Europe’s Authority, the Governor said: ROCKVILLE, CONN. 231 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CONN. security that they did not di.scover altitude, speed and an.gle are at Andover: Normand Lambert, 74 In Rt. 15 Crash night. ment said the newly discovered evi Mothers assisting with similar Eisenhower read his 2,000-word tained. "Great credit is due to one man Open TiU 9 Evenings Telephone MI 9-4595— Rockville^-Phone TR 5-3271 the full force of European reluc Garden St.: Max Lautenbach, 115 - Bill Putnam." for the building dence supports the convictions. classes at the basement classroom speech at his usual rapid pace. He tance until they came to Paris. At the precise moment a signal Maple St.; Michael MacDonald. A Ihitnam man, who police said •Mrs. Howard Fisher In the Second Congregational chewed up a number of words and ruts off the propulsive power. and financing of the bridge. Eisenhower used a message to Russell Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Rose Ma- waa on his way to a scheduled ap Mrs. Dora Etta Fisher, 63, 35 Church for the coming week in repeated many, but that is the When power is no longer available, The Governor said. "We are for V Prime Minister Nehru of India dcre. 57 Mather St.; Maureen Mur Academy St., died Saturday morn clude Mrs. William Kilpatrick, 'Plus Bench POINSETTIAS For ChriitaMi way he habitually speaks. There less than 10 minutes after takeoff, pointment at the Hartford Hospital ing at Manchester Memorial Hos tunate to have leaders of such C o lu m b ia yesterday to make clear America’s dock, 415 Gardner St.: Kim Patno, this morning, hit, a parked car on imagination and hia genius con Mrs, Stanley Papanos, Mrs. Wesley w-as little if any. evidence of speech determination to continue work on the missile goes into its free flight Stafford Springs; Mrs. Mary Sau pital after a short illness. defect due to his stroke Nov. 25. Rt. 15 and ended up in the hospital ceived of this idea his genius put Lewis, Mrs. William Kaminsky and ( Christmas Special new weapons and to maintain as or ballistic tralectnry. and can no cier, Broad Brook; David Wiley, She was born in Moultonboro, ORDERS TAKEN. NOW The President's public speech faster than he expected. it through the Legi. BRAND NEW 1954 FORD V-6 FORDOR 1951 MERCURY 2-DOOR jpweciv.'.. H-O TRAINS T r On This ’ Radio, heater, Fardomatic Radio, heater overdrive Famou.s MaVes— Varney, Revell, Athern pS Starter Sets— *14.95-$39.9.5 STUDEBAKER SCOTSMAN TRACK— BUILDINGS— CARS— IA)COS 1954 FORD.V-8 VICTORIA 1951 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR This price includes heater, dual defrosters, turn siKnals and a host of other extras. Ab Christmas Gift Radio, heater, Fordomatic Radio, heater solutely nothing else lo buy during this great sale. TRACK ACCESSORIES Portables and Others from $149.95 1954 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR 1951 CHEVROLET ^D00R AIRPLANES Heater, seat covers, Power Glide . 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Tvns INVISIBLE AOCiDEm Tuca m U T B — B40 TIMES BETTER’N VVHAT j r.NOSETTIMS Bu s in e s s o f OAUSEP IT led VlHEfJ OAlSy MARCHED OUT OF t v n o —IBM USED TfiO TO TH’ AROUMD THAty Mrs. LaRiviere * v o j r s is m o st OlREOrUY TO Antwtr to Provieuo Punt* WUBO—ISM Quake Kills Announce New W ay to BAOC )M ANNOVINS THIS STUFF, MV WpRp._MARTHA.'HASNT D a ily Radio, W U A k - f l t „ OCTY-NINE.’ DAI6V ffETURI^ED?-~ lAtAtJiNE Around tht W orld gUNVAN.' — 6AYTER WAS WtXXl—IBM EMterW Standard Tim* To Play Organ \ Ahi e l d e r l y ^PiN&TEE Ihl THE JUST COMING OUT TO W H iF —141B 952 in Iran Drain Sinus CAvItiei W00O5 ALL DAY C0TTIM6 CHRIST CATCH the 60S, AND WHEM Mrs. Dorothy LaRiviere, a 'Wst- ACROFS DOWN MAS TREES-'— MAu;- k'AFF/-*“ Th* following program ached- .8:Se— n c i P i m n r im HE LOOk'ED OVER AND kina Bros, employe, will be heard W ithout Discomfoit 1 "Rolling 1 Skin eruptinn iwcsEanwciMnLCEimwn ,WY AN RLE IS AAUCH STROMeeP, ulea ar* aupplied by the radio WHAY—Record Roden Tehran, Iran, Dtc. IB (B>)—Tha SAW HER With TH6 WTIC—Nifht Line government announced today that dnwn lo 2 Arrow poison ncuiFiM nniiSM izii iMizi gy THE WAY— 6l>T t h e n WE managemanta and are aubjact to Draper on the Hammond organ tonight I Residents of a CTorRUaiMaigRtf? ranciM M ON HER shoulder, ^ WPOP—Hound Doa disaater workers have found ■ 952 N«w tablet invtntien for tinuB Bufferers oeb bbth HOOPteS HA'IE 6H0VIN AMAZING ME POPPED INTO Chang# tviUiout nobca. and tomorrow evening from 7 to 4 South Canadian nianraaBnEin-RuroriM BAOi bodiei in thd wreckage - left by nri4t=iunt:?n HiS H a E u n e a 4;44— W’HAY—Record Roden earthquake! which rocked West 9. These are the second and third to drain clogged $lnus coidtiet and ' Amenrin provinca u a M « n i i t c n r j f ? c , ’u u WHAV—Platter Party WTO;-Nl*hl Line g o p h e r .' WDRC—Ruity Draper Iran , , ■•,. in a aeries of Christmas carols con country 4 Called niiiR iiaci ■ saninaH U WVeOw Kticifio certs which Watkins is firesenting relieve di$tret$ing head |»aimi I City in 4 British H raaonninB aarai iin WKN»-Open Uik« ^ WTOP—Hound Dog At the rubble from ' Friday's statesman E a D m c 3 L ir :3 |u n Q c l u n WTIC—Roab Miiitr quake Ip the, Kermansnah area during the Christmas season. Algcri* WDRC—Arthur Gi^trtjr WHAY-Nirbt Watch Mr*. LaRiviere, who is employed Nsw York, N. Y. (Special) An ■inua eevitiaa. an4 kslpB 4 n te 12 Feminine 4 Washes lightly WPOP->Wax Work* WTIC—Telephone Hour w as still being searched fo r yic> nouncement hat been msde of s away th* paih-caitslnir grsssiua 7 Indian 24 Baking ,7t Resentment }£S5£“‘****‘*^^*‘'* varold 8iftf tims, a new temblor rocked ’ at in the store's main office, has eppellation «:1»— ^ Wrop-Hound Dog tayed in the dining room of the new tablet invention which hat and eongcrstion. U Mine enlrince I Examinatinna chamber 40 Man's name WHAY—PJauer Party least 17 villages yesterday In the the remarkable ability to help Tha shrinking tubstaaea la of a certain 24 Heart auricles 41 Place egain OTIC—Roaa UtUar same region. The number of Uvea fathan Hale Hotel in Wllllmantic. PRISCIM-A'S POP 14 Perl in a pley WDRC—Arthur Godfrey WHAY-Nlghl Watch S drain clogged sinus csvitiss snd this new tablet'haa'been ta BY VERMEER kind 27 Hunters and 42 Italian name WPOP>»Wax Worka —Telephone Hour taken by the two quakek was un thus relieve congestion snd pres successful topically in premo^. 12 Harden, » P Repetition flahera for Yugoslavia WDRC—Hartford Carold Sing AITOP8Y ORDERED BUT PPISCILLA'.' GOLLY MOM' ''----- cement 4:I«— ^ WPOP—Hound Doa known. The deed are bring buried sure. The hesdschea, pressure ingdrainag* ot tha slant eavitiaa t h e s e a p e t h e ' in Pifh satire 24 Corn breed 42 U vcl WHAY—Platter Party as soon ss they are found. New Haven, Dec. 14 UP)—An au pains, *tuffod-up head, natal that it it now praseribad mora OTHER PEOPLE APE t h i n g s I W A N T I* Creetei 11 Rird's home 24 War god of 44 Acrommodata w tlC —Boaa Miller ■WHAY-Nicht Watch topsy has been ordered to deter W D RO ^al Kolby A government announcement drip, clogged breathing—all tha widely b/ doctors than aay ma Y O U R ~r SUPPOSED r TO GIVE IRSkiei 17 Refund Greece 44 .Sea bird W^IC—OhrTitiftap Program after the first quake placed the mine the cause of the death of unrelenting symptoms the sinus > MB FOP 20 Chooie WPOP—Wax Woraa WDRC-Ru** Naurhton terial for this pnrpee*. This naw C H R IS T M A S T O S E E IT IP I.ove gnddeas 21 More 47 Greek letter 4:U—' V> POP—Hound Dog number of dead at \M i. but. Gov James A. Melton, 30, New Haven, sufferer knows to well-ars at medichtion it now availabls at L l S T f r (CHRISTMAS' 21 Mexenw 24 Buffalo inquisitive 48 Give WHAY—Platter Parly ernor General Emmat Momtaz of who apparently suffered head in tacked directly by improving drug counters without th* need tquare 24 Dreaa 23 --- of South temporarilj WTIC—Rota UtUer WHAY—Night Watch Kermanshah said that number juries when he fell Sunday after drainage of tha sinus areas. for a prescription under th* nam*( 22 Recedes trimming Africa 50 Butterflies WORO—Cai iCoiby WTIC—OhrlPtmap Program WPOP—Wax Worka WDRC—Rupp Naughtoji seemed too high. noon near the Intersection of Reed Most remarkable of all it the Drittan* Tablets. Dristaa Tah- 24 Cut of meat fact that this id accomplished lets cost only 984 for. a bettk ef 24 Continent ^^WPOP—Hound Dog About 100 villages were dam and Shepard Sts. Mrs. Mary Sher **^AY—Plattar Party aged Friday. Thousands of persons lock, 35. a Reed St.-resident who with extraordinary speed and 24 tablets. Buy and net Dristaa 27 Mineral spring r r 1 r r r r r r r WTIC—Newa ^lA Y -N Ight Watch without diseomfort of any kind. Tablets with the absohit* guar 20 Begone! WDRC <£S81j I'A-.'fc , #SPEC;iAL EVENING APPOINTMENTS. * : PHONE: MI 3-0109 OPEN: MON..SAT.-*-9 a.m.>6 p.m. THUllS. and FRI.«~9 a.m.-9 p.tn. Ladver LevOl. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE . . A; ■ f. _ ■ . . i. . • . I ~ i "A- T“ -...... ■ f Pa g e sixrncEi^ HANCHBSTKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1957 PAGE SEVENTEEN THE Herald Angle Hawks Threaten Runaway in Western Division Lions, 49ers Qualify for Western Football Playoff B j EARL YOST Increase Edge Mstpie Leafs Personnel Pleases RSox Danny Russo Bperte Editor Baltimore SUNDAY >Tony D'Angona who guides the To 5^4 Games; ]V%west Club Perfect day. weatherwiae, for ■Cheney combine... One of the on Boxes DeCola i the planned schedule of events. looker* during the ' action was Gronin Tells Writers Eliminated First off was the weekly trip to •Paul Schuetz who “sneaked” do'wn Knicks Victors To Show Life church with my family, followed from the Senior Citizen's Club Boston, Doc. 16 (/P)—Tho Bo.ston Rod Sox are pleased with At St. Nick’s by the usual fine Sunday dinner meeting for a few minutes... New York, Ded. 16 (;(P)— N ew York. Dec, 16 (/Pi—Thla their personnel, are not tough traders and would be glad to and then a journey to West Hank Jaslowski. a fancy — at Don’t look now but there’s was to be a season of rebuilding New York, Dec. 16 K p tllO Russo, who w on't be 20 until Franci.«co -19ers, each with wa.s the best ever. A. capacltv ketball game between the Har are starling to pull away from the replete with a rookie coach in Billy Reay, didn't figure to causa • The press panel inelnded .Toe C hristm as eve. has a fin . 12-3 i (|uai'tei'hack troiihles and a crowd viewed the matinee per lem Magicians and Green Manors. pack just as the Boston Celtics rashman and Aii.sten Lake of the II* 1 TMOrd. He moved out of the prelim formance. including the Ray Mc Ch'owd of less than 300 showed up much of a stir in the Nation^ ^surplu.s of . X ■'/ PAG® W EN TT MONDAY, DECEMBF/R 16, 1957 lE u ^ u iu g Do Your Christmas Shopping in Local Storek\-Qpen to 9 Tonight About Town Average Daily Net Press Run TIib Ladle* Atixillary of the ■m A m y and Navy Club will hold a For the Week Ended The Weather December 14, 1987 public aetback party tonight at o p e X e v e r y n i g h t Foreeaat of O. 8. fVaatbar BareM l;3 0 at the ciuMouae. Christmas Gifts From Our 12,685 Fair, cooler tonight. Low M-S8. The Queen of Peace Mothers THIS WE£K TILL 9:00 Circle villl hold a Chriatmas party .SECQNI) Meh^ber of the Audit Wedneedny Increnaing cloudlnesa, (CLOSE SATURDAY AT 5;30) Bureau of Circulation lEuenittgi chance nf rain or anosr. tomorrow night at 8:30 at the home GIRLS^ DEPTe FLOOR of Mm. John Andreoli, 97 Bretton ! Manchester— A City of Village Charm Rd. j « ■ Manchester Emblem Club, No. ; Girls' Orion Sweaters VOL. LXXVII, NO. 66 (TWENTY PAGES) Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Tu e s d a y , De c e m b e r n . 1957 (Clnsalfied Adveititing on Pago IS) 251. win hold its Christmas party I PRICE FIVE CENTS In Tinker Hall Wednesday night a t ! (■ te ts a ^ . Slip-ons and rardlgans. good se 8 o'clock. Mrs. George English, I lection of Tolors. Sizes 7 to 14. $2.98 and $3.98 chairman, wishes to remind mem- j It for Aardvark bem to bring gifts for the mental I patients at the Middletown State | Girls' Quilted Robes New York, Dec. 17 UP> A Hospital and for the grab bag. En Usable ICBM flop-eared,. long inouted aard tertainment will be provided by the \ Cottons and nylons. $7.98 vark has arrived at the Bronx choir of the Connecticut School for Christmas Gift HANKIES Sizes 7 to 14. $5.98 and Zoo. But it's so shy that offi- the Blind. fials are afraid the public may Atlas Successfully Fired miss it. The regular meeting At home in Kenya. Africa, tom of Liberty, No. 17, Girls' Blouses Expected by ’59 Choo.ae from a large colorful the aardvark lived by night, he held tomorrow night a^ snuffling up ants and'burrow in Orange Hall. A so< .Ship'n Shore and .ludy Kent, good a.o.sortment in all white, print assortment of styles and colpm. ing in a hole by day. refreshments, with W’ashington, Dec. 17 (tp)— Onuclear warhead for diatancee up So the zoo plans to build a ftee in charge, ( $1.98 to $3.98 Louie and her c or white with colored em Sizes 7 to 14. box-like home for the aardvar k will follow the ting. .Secretary of the Air Force *” ''o®® with a glass front. o By Air broidery. Ja m „ H D «,U, .aid today I'"SS::Thor The aardvark has to be at Canaveral Xi G am m ^ Chapter of Bet* tniR COUntr> expect.s to nave: mlsslle^’can move into subutantial called "It" for the time being Sigma Phly^ill hold Its annual X A Good Selection Of workable Intercoritlnental hal- monthly production at a very early because Its dangerous claws Christmas/aiitner at the home of listlc missile.* (ICBM) within •!»!« has been ordered to do have so far prevented an.vone Mm. Edgir Ansaldi, 107 Princeton V Girls' Dresses so." The Thor is a 1,500-mlle inter from discovering its sex. St., at/^30 tomorrow night. 25' to In cotton* and frilly nylons. two years. mediate range miaallc (IRBMi. Sizes 7 to 14. $3.98 to $10.98 Dougita reluctantly gave this tar Mlle-a-Second Plane femhemof Manchester Emblem get to the Senate preparedness sub ICBM Hits on Mark Ixioking further ahead, Douglas b. No. 2R1, are.asked to meet at committee, under questioning by told the subcommittee the Air ' 1,00 each Chairman Lyndon B. Jdhnson iD- Statue Honors o'clock tonight in front of the Alfo Visit Our Tm h Deportment Where We Hove Force is working to develop a mlle- Elks Homo to proceed to the Tex). a-second airplane aa "a step toward D'Esopo Funeral Chapel. Hartford, A Variety of Gift Items For Preteens Douglas at firat objected to giv a manned satellite." Over Limited Range to pay respect* to Paaquale Man- ing hia eatimatc at a public aeasion, The Secretary said the operation 1925 Prophet cini. father of Mm. Everett Moore, laying "it waa classified (secret) information," al dale has been advanced for a member of the club. the Thor, as well aa for the Atlas By VBRN HAL'OLAND The ICBM is designed to psek a and Titan ICBMs which aren't aa Of Air Warfare S t Christopher's Mothem Circle i far ajpng, Congreaa, he said, will Cape Canaveral, Fla., Dec. 17 (/P)— The Air Forte success will hold its Chriatmiis party ' HALE'S DEPARTMENT STORE be asked for "very substantial ad Washington, Dec. 17 tJh — A fully launched an Atlaa intercontinental ballistic missile niumdav night at the home of Mayor to Fight ditional funds" for the missiles. statue of Billy Mitchell, atormy today. Mrs. Winifred Bolton. 369 E The Defense Department, but prophet of air warfare, is being The Air Force announced success “on a limited range*’ and Middle Tpke., at 7 o'clock. not the budget Bureau, he said, al unveiled today at what could HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERY ready has approved more money hardly be more appropriate time said the Atlaa traveled several hundred miles, landing in a The idwanig Club will be enter Funds Probe foi-'the Thor and Alloa. and place. pre-selected target area. tained by the Round Table Sing- ONE ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST Johnson asked if this country is Thirty-two yeais ago an Army The giant weapon, 100 tons of metal and fuel, roared sky era of the high school at its meet on a par with Soviet Russia In the court martial .suspended Col. ward from the missile test center here at 12:38 p.m. after ing Thursday n noon at the Country In Waterburv misstles-satellite race. Mitchell from rank and command. oTib. "No sir," Douglas replied, "I He had argued publicly and heat long hours of, preparation. Waterhury, Dec. 17 f/P> The think they are somewhat ahead. " edly that the United States was It disappeared into a cloud layer 2,000 to 3,000 feet above Charles W. Steele, formerl.v of city administration is in a fighting He said Russian progreaa con mired in old fa.shioned military ground within one minute of launching. Manchester, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. mood over a demand that the State fronts this country with a “perilou.* methods while warfare was taking This was the third\attempt of*...... - ...... -'—■■■■ ..i-.—- Charles O. Steele of Hartford, will Investigate Waterhury'* financial situation" but told the Senators: "1 to the aip. the Air Force to test fire, one of It* _ "111 cS receive the degree of doctor of operations. am confident that we can do the Today in a capital noisy with 5,000-mlle-range missllt*. The philosophy at Ohio State Univer- \ "There has been presented noth job facing us." charges and countercharges ' that other two attempts failed/ ^adlak bays alty. Columbus. Ohio. Friday. He ; ing that la illeRsl in the operation Asked about crlllci.sm by Air America is fumbling the transition The department emphasizeiil the teaches Spanish at Denison L'ni-1 of the City of Walerbnry," said Force contractors that Interserv word "launching.” noting t)iat vewity, Granville, Ohio. to spare weapons- a bigger-than- Mayor Edward D. Bergin, a Demo ice rivalry and slowness to make life-size bronze figure of Mitchell full reaults of the teat would have He’s Available crat. decisions had slowed development In World War I flying gear goes to be reported later after the in Any possible decision by Gov. of ballistic ml.viiles, Douglas said strumented reporting of its flight. your I on display at the aeronautics hall . Home Leaguers Ribicoff or tl\e .State Tax Depart "I think I can agree with mo.al of j of the .Sinith.sonlan Institution. The The full range from Cape — If GOP CaUs ment to look into the city's affair* that." Canaveral extends in a south will be opposed. Bergin said. He said th4 intercontinental At- by sculptor Bn.ce Moore, is easterly direction past the West Harilfqrd, Dfe; 17 UP)—Congress- Will View Film Until an illegal action is cited, las "now has the top priority it I P , ^ ‘•‘Phenson Indies across the equator between the slate does not have the right deserves. " While initial test firings j Pbllad-lphla Spilth America and Africa, with man-at-lSrge Antoni N, Sadlak of to step in. Bergin argued. of the Alla* were not successful. I Ash* Reveraal of Cniivlctlnn A special Christmas program will SWEATER Christmas Gift Boxed It is to be unveiled by Mitchell's Jihe proposed impact area In the Rocktllle today repeated Ills be held by member* of the Home The demand for the investigation Douglas said, they developed "in- j region of the Ascension Islands. avallabltity for the OOP nomina came from a Republican alderman. valuable information toward a suc .son, William, Who has been press League at the weekly meeting in NYLON HOSIERYY 1 1 The Atlas is designed to deliver Richard D. Bensen. cessful Atlas." ing for reversal of his father’s 192.') a hydrogen warhead to a target tion of governor or some other high The Salvation Army Citadel to B^4ati(ul tuntlatinn « fUtgtf _ fc V " * V ; JC On Friday. Bensen aent a tele- Chairman Johnson a.sked Doug- court martial conviction on charge* 5.000 miles away in a flight time office. morrow at 2 o'clock. aMBl trt MFD and long remfmherpd. Sheer 60 gauge ho-siory in new winter . F ■ , # J ' - ■ of making statementa prejudicial of 30 minutes. "If the Republican party sets fit Following a carol sing by the Aa aofi M • rloud to Bf IitH in. hih shade.*, all with reinforced heel and toes (Contlniied on Page Ihrea) (rontlmied on Page Nineteen) to good order and discipline. At To reach maximum range, it to call me to larger responsibili , a sound motion picture will FautF it*i {a»hionH of Iniprlork Won for e.'vitra wear. Sizes 8'-. to 11. the time of the Mitchell court niar- would attain an altitude of 600 ties,” he told a party luncheon at own entitled. "The. Greatest Orion ( Mork fa,h ion#d I tlal. the Ah' Corps waa part of the miles. Hartford this noon, “I am willing n Gift.” depicting a typical family •lawn, but BO OB8 irouid gataa it!) Army. It became independent in Within 20 minutes after the to accept the call." I 1947. Congressman Sadlak haa made Christmas celebration and ex This Christmas Give Gift Jewelery... .I Pair In Box. Box President Eisenhower wave*, a greeting this morning during visit to SHAPE headquarters of launching the Air Force here and change of gifts around the Christ *2.29 I An Air Force Review Board held NATO’s supreme commander, U. S. Gen. Laurie Norsted, on the outskirts of Parte. (AP Photo the Defense Department in Wash previous pronouncements about bta a hearing on the Mitchell caae laat fax). availability for the governorship at mas tree. Grandpa read* to the Large a.ssortment of gift bo.xed pins, earring.^, necklaces State Board Raises ington announced that "thta was a family group the Christmas story and mmsmeimmmMetmmmetmmmimtmmetmu May and reportedly recommended limited range test of several hun Washington, Bridgeport and in hit and reminds them of the greatest bracelets. Hold and silver finish in stone .set and tailored. reversal of the conviction. It* reo- ”srr dred miles." home town of Rockville. gift of all. Jesus, who came to ommuidatioiis still ara awaiting "The missile.flew it* prescribed The six term U.B. .Reprasenta- bring peace on earth, good will to JEW ELRV DEPT. — M.VI.N FLOOR AT E.NTR.Wf’E Shop Hale's Babyland acliolFby Secretary of the Air tlve-at-Iarge said ha does not )»•■•''" Academic Standards Force James H. Douglas. course and landed in the pre men. lieve it is up to him to seek any Come in and .see our roniplete a‘='nrtniept of The principal apeaker listed for selected Impact area,” the official 'nu* win be the last meeting of and Small Tot Shop For Eisenhower Late atatement said. office "but if I am calM upon to colois. Sizes 34 to in. the unveiling cerenionv was re serve I shall do my )>ett with ail the Home League before the holi DRESS UP THE HOME FOR THE HOLIDAY 1 Hartford, Dec. 17 iJ) The »choolf,,<^ the board preaent at Monday'* tired Gen. Carl Spaatz. When an The a u c e e s f u l test of the of the vigor and^l the capacity day and every member is tn-ged to WITH THESE ITEMS FROM HALE'S DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT of Connecticut are going to become j meeting unanimously felt that the independent Air Force Mitchell mighty Atlas came aa President th a t,I possess." be present to help plan the Christ- i Short Sleeve Slip-On...... $3.98 more academically rugged. ,tlm c had come for the alate school called for during World War I Eisenhower and heads of Allied Asked to elabotate on w)iat larg maa party later in the month. In-1 In a major ahift of educational anthoritie* to step in and, as their waa established finally after World Missiles Plan l \ j \ l \J S g SSIO¥1 nations of the North Atlantic terested friends are welcome. 1 Sl^IU. TIME er rsaponslbiltties he would )>e Extra Special! Beautiful Spun Rayon policy, the State Board of Educa-' official atatement put it, "help War II Spaatz was its first chief Treaty Organization conferred -in available for, Ckmgreaaman Sadlak Hostesses will be Mrs. Annie Long Sleeve Cardigan...... : . . . . S5.98 TO MAKE ITP tion Monday reversed its historic make the good schools of Connecti- of staff. Paris, Dec. 17 The United Paris. replied: ■ Russell and Miss Edith Jackson. CHRLST.MAS PATTERN CHRISTMAS Paris. Dec. 17 iVPi President..drafting of ideas and proposals and i It came on the 54th birth- Colorful Glitter ifis poaition on academic standards and, ^'ut belter," Mitchell, bom in 1879. joined States and its European Alllea were "I' would assume it might bo the PAHERN CLOTHS f h 9 f directed the State Department of In the words of John Alsop of Elsenhower passed up the opening i he indicated that Eisenhower's stay I ttAJ’ anniversary of powered PLASTIC reported substantiaUy agreed today governorahip or maybe aenator.” Long Sleeve Christmos Aprons Education to draw np a set of Avon. "Thl* ball was rolling (Continued on Pag* Five) of the NATO chiefs of govern-[ might be a brief one. ' flight. Aidation enthusiaata Although U.S. Sen. William A. TABLE CLOTHS .12"x.'.2" ...... $2.98 minimum basic academic require- around the field, and we're picking on a compromise formula on mis| ment session this afternoon but i Dulles had said that, B r it is h throughout the United States .lust Cut Out and Stw On AT LOW, LOW PRICES mefits in the fields of mathematics. >i