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MANCHESTER, CONN,^ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26; 1960 (ClMMliled AdveriiMag oa fa g * '9 ) PRICE FIVE CENTS AMPLE PREE PARKING R«ar of Our Sfor* StUteNews Roundup Protests Ban Crime Prober Subpoenas 25 OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 Waahington, Nov. 26 VPy— President Eisenhower today Hartford, Nov. 26 {PP)— bluntly rejected a Nov. 20 Subpoenas have been issued r protest by the president o t for some 25 persons to appear the Republic of Guinea that before a one-man grand jury the United States has sup­ investigating alleged vice and ported “the portion of the corruption in the Hartford Nuclear Fire Ousted Qerife DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS enemies of African emancipa­ area. tion” in The Congo. Retired State Supreme Court Brigade Urged Eisenhower told President Chief Justice Ernest A. Inglis will Calls Situation Sekou Toure of Guinea in a begin the investigation Dec. 6, it was announced yesterday. cablegram that the United By NATO Unit ^Too Delicate’ TONIGHT AND TOMORROW State's Attorney John D. La- States hah been in the fore­ Belle said the subpoenas were dis­ front of those nations which - i w - tributed this week as detectives Paris, Nov. 26 (/P)— Parlia­ Vatican City, Nov. 26 (/FO— have favored emancipation of continued their Inquiries prior to mentarians from 15 North At­ The Vatican has officially WITH ALL CASH SALES all peoples, including Afri­ the formal hearing before Bnglis lantic Treaty countries today in the County Courthouse build­ protested to Haiti for the ex­ HOLIDAY TOPPING! cans. recommended the formation pulsion of Archbishop Fran­ ing. of a military fire brigade— LaBelle declined to reveal the cois Poirier, the Caribbean is­ OUR POINSETTIA BLOUSE Leopoldville, The Congo, names of those subpoenaed. The with nuclear weapons rt its land’s highest Roman Catho­ Nov. 26 (/P)—One of the most sessions are expected to be secret. disposal— to meet any type of lic prelate. H A V E A CUP troublesome feuds of 'the Among the subjects the former Communist threats to the al­ The VaUcan newspaper L’Osaer* feud-ridden Congo— the seces­ jurist look into are allega­ liance. vatore Romano, indicating that tions that members of the Hart­ The lawmakers unanimously ap­ those responsible for the expulsion sion of mineral-rich Katanga ford police force accepted payoffs OF COFFEE! province— may be on the proved the idea orig;inally put for­ may have incurred excommunica­ w&y from an illegal liquor dealer. La- ward by Gen. Lauris Norstad, su­ tion with consequent losa.of righto to a solution. Belle has said six policemen are preme allied military commander to the sacraments, said today: A dramatic announcement from tmder suspicion. in Europe. “We are informed that too Holy carafe with candle warmer EllBabethWIle in Katanga last He also said the inquiry will be At the same time, they asked See has already presented through night said three lea d i^ ministers directed at charges of narcotics that NATO be granted political dipIomaUc channels its (depression with the colorful holi­ from the central gt^^vernment in ■ales, gambling, prostitution and control of -‘omic arms and deliv­ of profound sorrow and its pro­ Leopoldville had reached an agree­ Illegal liquor sales in the Hartford ery systems. At present, practical tests for the grave episode.” day flower embroi- ment with Moise Tshomhe, 'presi­ area. control of such weapons in the al­ Now in Paris, the Blench bom dent of the breakaway province. liance rests with the United States. Archbishop said “The situation in 6.99 A communique said a 2-hour Negotiators to Meet The resolutions passed at the Haiti is too delicate for me to Jered in color on this meeting was held In a cordial at­ closing session of the annual con­ talk.” ___ mosphere and resulted in a “ per­ ■ V '..1f ; ‘i ' Bridgeport, Nov. 26 UP)— Union ference of NATO parliamentarians negotiators tonight' begin a aeries Strained relations between toe wonderful drip - dry fect idwitity of views” on a pro­ carry only adyisory weight. They Vatican and Haiti were emphasized serving»warm af any time . . . the gram. of action in the “Internal of meetings with rank and file bus will be sent to the NATO council drivers after rejecting a new of­ here today by toe absence ot» answer to holiday entertaining (or affairs of the former Belgian Con- for official consideration by mem­ HalU’s ambassador, Antonio T. overblouse, sizes 10 Actress Debbie Reynolds and millionaire shoe magnate Harry fer from the Connecticut Railway go. Karl are a happy pair after their marriage at O verly Hills, ber governments. Kebreau, from a memorial service gifts!) chrome oecorated and sus­ & Lighting Co. The proposed fire brigade would to 18. As a result, said one of the Ka­ Calif., last night. (A P Photofax). for Cardinals who died during the pended on a chrome stand. 50 ounce tanga participants in the meeting, The company offered a stag­ not necessarily have Its own nu­ past year. Pope John XXm pre­ capacity. a round-table conference on the gered 6 -cent pay Increase— five clear weapons, although this had sided at the ceremony. future political structure o f The cents retroactive to Oct. 1 and an­ been one part of the resolution All other members of toe diplo­ housewares Congo probably will be held in other cents April 1—during when it Was first debated. The matic corps accredited to toe Vat­ ElisahethvUle next month. bargaining talks yesterday aimed final resolution simply said that ican, as well as 23 Cardinals and Debbie Reynolds Wed at averting a strike scheduled for Tqhombe set up Katanga as an the brigade “must be in a posi­ other high church prelates, were' sportswear Monday morning In Bridgeport, tion to use” nuclear weapons. Independent state with his capital present. at Elisabethville 11 days after The Waterbury, New Britain and Nor­ The parliamentarians is i d e walk. The Haitian ambassador said his Congo got its independence from To Shoe Millionaire stepped any mention of NATO as absence was due to rheumatism. FROM OUR CHRISTMAS Beli^um on June 30. Re took the But toe union representatives, a "fourth atomic power." Their "It would have been very diffi­ action, he said, because Patrice who originally asked for 16 resolution on the eventual control Thesa two men and two women were named by toe FBI as sus­ cult for me to kneel,” he said. Lumumba, then n ie Congo pre­ cents, rejected toe offer by com­ of atomic weapons simply urged pects In toe kidnap of Anthony Alesslo, 41, wealthy part-owner TREE SHOP!... mier, was using disruptive Com- By JAMES BACON ^back of the Beverly Hills Hotel pany president Paul A. Rust as Vatican sources ascribed his ab­ AP Movle-TV Writer the NATO council to establish its of the Oaliente race track at Tijuana, Mex. Top left, James sence to "diplomatio Illness” and . munist tactics to create disorder but the sudden marriage—there "nothing we could take back to own “political authority” over nu' Beverly Hills, Calif., Noy. 26 (A'l was no official prior announcement Gorman, 29. Monterery Park, Gallf.; lower left, Mrs. Ruby Gor­ the situation between toe VaUcan throughout the new country. our men.’’ The company’s best pre­ clear deliveiry systems and th«lr man, 30, his wife; upper right, Frank Marrone, Los Angeles; —Debbie Reynolds, who wanted her —caught him without a home of and Haiti. Katanga, with its riches of ura­ vious offer was cents. use. lower right, Mrs. Selma Marrone, 26, his wife. All but Mar­ the tree that goes on forever! nium, copper and other minerals, two children by Eddie Fisher to his own. Archie Cutobertson, president of The VaUeon newspaper shatply have a family Christmas, wed mul­ A t present, Gen. Norstad needs rone have been arrested. (AP Photofax). criUdsed toe manner in vriuen la the economic backbone of The The wedding was performed at Bridgeport Local 459 o f toe Amal- permission from toe White House timillionaire shoe tycoon Harry the huge mansion of Mr. and Mrs. gimated Association of Street, Archbishop Poirier was expelled erreen, everlastine: aluminum . . . fuller than the most Karl, 46, last night. hefora emplo3ring atomic devices, and praised his conduct as digni­ magnificent evergreen (and twice as real!) THE EX­ (Continued on Page Nine) Saul Pollack, Karl’s brother-in-law laectric Railway and Motor Coach although he Is pledged to consult The wedding—Karl's fourth— and sister. > Employes of America, said toe ne­ fied. TRA TOUCH . . . THE ROTATING COLOR WHEEL! was no mirprise. But the timing the NATO Oouncll if there is time. $200,000 Ransom Paid “A t toe same tiinar’''(||ld. VO»* .Wrils, pastor of gotiations were also far apart,on Giving NATO political authori­ was:-The 3fryear-old actress hur* non-wage iaaues. servatore, “toe haste and lame of the' non-d€fiominational Little ty over toe use of thess weo|>ona 9.88 Bonn Cancels ried home from a day of film-mak­ Brown Church of the San Fer­ This included certain working due regart with which toe expul­ __ w ing, slipped into an Eldith. Head conditions and the union’s proposal appeared to mean that in toe fu­ sion order waa executed is truly wedding dress, and was married nando "Valley, performed the ture toe supreme commander electrically approved . , . and the most exciting addition double-ring ceremony before a for a clause in toe new contract surprising.’* at a friend's home. would also have to seek toe per- Murderer Hunted L'Osservatore recalled that toe providing for mandatory arbitra­ a Christmas tree ever had! Plan to Reiie^v Monday she will be back before bower of yellow and white flowers miasioh of toe 14 other NATO e in the Pollack living room. tion of all imresolved Issues, Cuth- Archbishop' had denied charges the cameras. countries before dipping into his by Haitian officlale that he gave Debbie's ring was, as she put it, bertson said. “We decided a few dajrs ago to The company president said, "A nuclear arsenal. money to CJommunlsto and said East Red Trade get married now," said the beam­ “a plain wedding band of dia­ 6Ft. T rvas...... 12.99 monds.” strike would be fatal,” and he ap­ The parliamentarians said toe In Abduction Case “it would be very difficult to think ing bride, “ so the children can have fire brigade mobile striking force that public opinion will be per­ She wore an ankle length, pale pealed to the union members — Berlin, Nov. 26 West Ger­ a real family Christmas.*' who have already authorized a should employ nuclear weapons suaded that there is any real many is expected to make an of­ A wedding trip will be delayed blue wedding dress with a silk chif­ Ban Diego, CJalif., Nov. 26 (JP)—'fGorman, 29, an escape* from toe foundation to that (charge).” oriiar traae, duminum or vinyl fon top. strike—to vote again when their only where necessary to counteract fer soon to reinstate its trade pact until January when the couple wUl leaders report to them over toe a nuclear attack. Invoking Nor- A wealthy sportsman held 24 Men’a Prison at (hiino, Calif., “The’ fact remains, however, 4.88 to 39.99 Only relatives and close friends where he was serving five years to with Communist East Germany, visit Miami and the Bahamas. weekend. stad's own speech earlier this hours by kidnapers was reported­ that there has been an act o f vio­ canceled In reprisal for the Red “But the honeymoon starts to­ attended the simple, private rites. week, they said the use o f atomic life for robbery: his wife. Ruby lence', which is all toe less explain­ Pollack was best man and Jean­ Meetings were scheduled in Nor­ ly under guard today as authori­ squeeze on Berlin. night,'*■ the actress told newsmen walk and New Britain at 8 p.m. weapons should result only from Elaine, 30; and Mrs. Selma (^ark able In a country with which the The question of ccmcessions after the rites. The couple' left in nette Johnson, an old friend of ties sought a convicted murderer Marrone, 25, of 1623 N. Mari pose Holy See 'has normal diplomaUe TREE ANO p a c k a g e ADORNMENTS Debbies, was maid of honor. Otoers are scheduled in Bridge­ a “ specific, deliberate” decision at from East Germans on the Berlin Karl's $25,000 Rolls Royee (with port at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow, and in a level higher than toe command­ they said helped kidnap him. St.. Los Angeles. relations and where there Is a 10c l« 1.00 issue Is being soft-pedaled. Tlie license number “ Shu 000” ) for an “I feel wonderful,” said Debbie Anthony Alesslo, 41, was - re­ Mrs. Marrone’s husband, Frank, afterward. “Very, very happy. To Waterbury at 1 and 4 p.m. to­ er of toe basic combat elements. West .Germans appear to have undisclosed destinaUon— presum­ morrow. Other resolutions urged greater leased unharmed after $200,000 31, a former bartender free on (ConUnned on Paga Two) SWEET DREAMS ably Karl's Palm Springs home. ' which Karl added: “I never felt bond pending appeal of a convic­ dropped any idea of pressing for coordination in toe development ransom was paid his kidnapers. TABLE AND MANTLE DECORATIONS new eastern guarantees. By coincidence, Fisher and Eliza­ better in my life.” Babysitter Accused tion for second-degree murder in and production of weapons, and Alessio’s family had been warned Thus, the East Germans will beth Taylor are due in Palm Debbie’s youngsters, Carrie Hartford, Nov. 26 UP) —A baby­ he would be killed if police were Alaska, is being sought. 1.08 to 4.99 greater economic cohesion within have gained a small but S3rmbollc Springs Monday. Prances, 4, and Todd, 3, (named sitter faced charges today of be­ called. .T h e women wept as they, were toe alliance. 3.99 to 5.99 right to issue passes to East Ber­ On their return the' two will after the late Mike Todd) were ing criminally responsible for toe FBI agents arrested a man and booked here on suspicion of kid­ lin and given the We^t nothing in move into the house she once oc­ home asleep. Karl’s married death of a neighbor’s baby. Paul-Henri Spaak, secretary- two women as Alessio’s kidnapers naping, a state offense which car­ Bulletins return. The West is caught in cupied with Fisher before his head­ daughter by his first wife, Mrs. Hartford County Coroner Louis and said a fourth man is still be­ ries a possible penalty of life im­ from the AP Wires this dilemma—if it asks the East lined departure and subsequent Judy Raffles, was among the W. Schaefer said yesterdi^ that _____(CoBttaued oa Paga Nine) ___ ing sought. prisonment without possibility ot- Germans to loosen their squeeze. marriage to Miss Taylor. Karl re­ guests. Mrs. Robert Neto of nearby Ber­ Agents recovered $77,000 of toe paroie. The bail o f toe trio was set It boosts Red prestige. cently sold his $450, estimate tain a apecUl paaa. for a visit to port. The imperialist Dally Express young pacifists, at first deters Veronese, Director Genoral of toe ident-elec‘ John F. Kenney was from 95-year-old Mrs. John F. o f fa ^ t le e for the period. Communist East Rerlin. ‘ Britain promised support yes­ said: mined to remain in solitary con­ United Nations Educational, Scien­ a delighted 'atoer taking quick Fitsgerald, the President-elect’s It Was this order that predplat- “ Bbitain’a policy and duty are terday for Weriilngton’a drive to finement, were moved to regular tific and Cultural Organization trips todsy between bis home and grandmother for 80th great­ C»AROBD IN IWATH ed a. demand for reprisals against clear; To squeeze the (support persuade North AtlanUc Treaty cells today at New Haven State (UNESCO), speaks up agahaet So­ nearby Georgetown University grandchild. Dover Foxoroft, Maine, Nov. , thq. communists. It 1- reserves, nearly three times the Allen Tuesday, were placed in the was born early yesterday. and Ms cose was continoed ua- aympathetlc support from aU sec- isolation ce)li| after breaking Jail back . , . Eleven persons Injured At toe hospital today , aides re­ Kennedy, might see him for toe tU next Thursday. The charge with poranfs! Whcrii's Uona o f the m t iiA preiiS^ British total. "She sits on her In San Francisco when a cable first time today. If she’s up to it, growing pile of gold on the Rhine rules, jail officials said. port both mother and baby "are against WoUt, iavohree the Nov. New Zealand Vote West. Germany came in for They were identified as Victor car’s brakes fail on ralji-sllck doing fine.” Each bad a good Mrs. Kennedy may mhka a wheel 17 death o f William P. Stone, sharp criticism for refusing to while the sons of other-nations de­ Powell St. m oral.... ha'H ba harp u m fend her." Richmond, 20, and Roger Aarons, night, aides added. ^ chair trip down the hall from her 68, of Dexter. A gEainst i Socialists contribute to the support o f U.S. ,19, both of New York Glty, and Soviet Union makes bid for The co^-rittulaUans continued third floor room to the nursery, troops In that country. "oloaer economic trade and oultur- ■aid her doctor, 'John F. Walsh, todght 8:^0 to 8:30, LESS THAN $18 BILLION Donald Martin, 20 Wellealey, to flow In, with a personal mas­ 20% LACK FGUO SHOTS The Conservative Daily Sketch Maas., part of a group o f nine al ttea" drito pro- Thailand Or, he Indicated, toe baby might Wellingten, New Zealand, Nov. said: Washington, Nov. 26 (jft—For and Soviet Embassy. information sage . from President and Mrs. Washington, Nov, 26 (fiV-Aa 3 .9 9 pacifists arrested at the Groton Elsenhower heading toe list. be given a breaU>ec from toe in eetimated 20 per cent od the aa- elioiitns up fo three inches without y tomorrow 10 o.m. to *« «>-Prime Minister Walter "The Americans — who have toe first iim e In 20 years, toe officiala say toe new Soviet Am­ launching. “Ml'S. Eisenhower Joins me in cubator to go to his mother. tton’s ehUdrea under five years Nash’s Socialist Labor govern^ played fairy godmother to Europe United Stotea has less than $18 bassador, Anatoly Nikolay tv, has But, Kennedy himself said last a etitch! each tier is neatly seal- billion worth of gold on hand. Three Of the nine already have warm congrstulaUons to you and of age have had aa potto vac- 12 noon dad 2 to 5. ment was defeated in general elec- for ao- long — are getting tough talked with Thalland'a Prime Min­ night he didn't think his wife accepted release from Jailjmu onuu bail.uau. Mrs. Kennedy on the birth of your clae, although paralytic potto l6pad for quick isnipping and a tloils today by the private enter- The Federal Reserve Board re­ ister Marshal' Sa'vidotanart.... would see toe child for a couple wonderful, washable ; . . and made to \ about the coet o f thei'r foreign ported yesterday that toe total ■trikes most frequeatty fat that w im National Party of Keith policy.’’ Another three have remaified remi in Neutral Austria has begun fortily' son. We add also our good wishes o f days*!/ . sHtekad finish! no length worries for dipped to $17,986,000,000 on Nov. age group. This waa reported fit just you! proportioned sizes 10 to 20. HMvpake. regular cells for a heiearing Mon- Ing ber borders sritfi Communist to your little daughter on her ap­ The baby is axpectsd to stay In gift shoppers! red, navy, black, P J. lo suro Id sna dur "America could balance its 23. today by. Surgeon General La- black, grean, blue, brown. The Natimial party won 45 books tomorrow by cutting down day before U.8. ConunIkmunlMoner Hugnry nnd Yngoeinvin, a De­ proaching third birthday,” to* tha incubator another day and a •eats In ths 80-membm house of The decline was caused by for- Robert H, Alcorn. fense Mnlstry ofllcUl in Vienna Elsenhower message said. Bey E. Burriey et the PiMIfi white dr oaigf calanese acetate foreign aid alone.. . . BritHn. alona algn purchasers. They bought' half, accordink to stoat physicians TOYLANO — a woii- parliament, and Labor took the RiohiHond, Aarons «md' l^aldin ■ays. .Premiers Michel Debre of The Kennedy clan, from father deacrlbe as routine hospital proce- Health Serriw la • aaw sosn-; rayan taffeta. 34 to 44. Coerdloalad RoHh ip Slaava SMrt, 3.99 with the rest of the w e^m T ^- |20 mUUon worth o f gold In the maty af the ansnher o f petto vao- remaining 85.' ance, must accept the c o s to f unity, were placsd bt iaolation yesterday Brtmce and Amintore FanfanI of to grandfather to great-grand­ dura with premature birtos. daHdl aalaafioo at low pi'ccedlng week, -*— **— The esMasato h yaar wash and wear prints. Nash had a one seat majority which, is ecm om ic interdependence. after having refuasd to go to toe Italy end talka today with a .piM mother, was delighted. Kennedy’s Meanwhile, visitors generally Thla rate of decline, however, age wee that ttp to asnirt That ^ mean paying ,,out hard jail mses or return to regular e ^ . far reaefrisd serious ne^otiatloBa father, Joesph P. Kennedy, for­ ware boing dlscoiuraged fOr-mother lingarla whs leoa than too rate Ja recent thesa nadeo hve had a* aaa- main floor— aports bar ‘. (OeaMaaet ea flags flvs). caah. It wfll atoo mean hearing watka. ^ on dtsannameat as aooa aa poesl- mer ambassador to England, wel- IMIONOVIM) bto. oomsd bis Itto grandchild. And 'asT^MIv Thiaa) f '

FAGB TWO . ^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1960 PAGE Judges Explain Procedures Slaie News Sheinwold on Bridge Kennedy Visits Wife, Heralding Homes To 12th Circuit PoUce Aides Roundup f> aiRiCK cOM BINAnON Sondi dtaler New Baby in Hospital Thlrt^!>t<^o law enforcement of- IN SHAKY CONTRACT Both sMct w J y bble floen from the state and local po­ (CoBttnoed from Fags Oaa) By Alfred Sheinwold I f you bid your cards to the ITS (Centhmed from Page One) lice departments throughout the H 8 6 4 gency surgery was performed. The hUt, you’ll find yourself in many By MARGE fteTNN pemument fixture on-the front lath Circuit Court area gathered ♦ J 6 and child for a few .days and no patio behind a white picket fence. baby died. IdMiky contracts. You can bring ♦ 7 5 3 pictures of toe new baby will be Wedding A couple, who purchased a lot in ait the courtroom at the Mamchea- Schaefer said photograph', taken home some of these hands if you WEST RABT allowed for a week or 10 days. a good location and built a email A brick garden walk with border by the doctors clearly showed fin­ look for the winning combiimtlon plantings leads from the patio to ter police station yesterday af­ 4 J 10 6 • K 9 2 Mrs. Kennedy’s mother, , Mrs. home there 22 years ago, are still ternoon to hear an orientation talk ger marks on the baby's sklh. o f cards. JF J 10 9 Hugh D. Auchincloss, was in to the street. The house has always “ Upon all the evidence, I find You’re not delighted with your 4 10 5 happily wedded to their original been painted white, but through by two judges of the new court J8II* see her yesterday afternoon while that CharlotU Neth criminally contract o f three notrump when A A 10 9 6 4 4 r s 2 Kennedy was taking a nap. plan and choice of a homesite. . the years the color of the shutter system. caused the death of Kurt A. Mul­ West opens a club. It’s normal to SOUTH Mrs. Kennedy is scheduled to Tlie Frank O. Steeles Of 205 Por­ trim has changed from green to Judges Paul McDonald of ler," the coroner said. bo in game, but you don’t really stay in the hoapital 10 or 14 days. ter St. had a one-year-old son when pink to the present blue. Darien and Stanley Yesuklewicz expect to make it. K 3 She has been reported doing excel­ Mrs. Steele, the former Made­ Stillitill, there’s no advantage in ♦ A K 9 7 4 2 lently and resting comfortably af­ they entered upon their flriit and line "B etty " Bowen, is the daugh­ o f Enfield spent most of the ses­ last home-ownership after several sion explaining the new traffic Gallina Case Hearing giving up. Look..^for the combina­ ♦ K Q ter the Oaeaarean aection during ter of Mrs. J. Frank Bowen and tion of cards that will give you a Sebfli West H tstk te s t which she waa given an inhalation years of renting. tickets and uniform arrest re­ Hartford, Nov. 26 (/Ft — The Psn 1 4 Pass the late J. Frank Bowen, who ports. Italian government has been order­ Chance for the contract. 1 ♦ anaesthetic, cyclopropane. She has Beneath the roof of their cozy wa.s town engineer of Manchester Tour chief hope is to run the 3 NT All Pats had intravenous nourishment and a Cape Cod, the Steeles raised a ..They emphasized that fixing ed to show ' cause at a hearing Opening lead — 4 0 for 35 years. She recalls the years tiW fic tickets will not be tol­ Monday In U.S. District Court why diamonds without loss. If you have transfusion of two pints of blood. family of two, both now fully when both of her children used to erated at any time, place, or un­ Vincenzo Qalllna, onetime Sirilian to give up a diamond trick, the Her husband, after hectic turn­ grown. Morgan "Jim” Steele, who bring neighborhood playmates der any circumstance, and if found bandit, should not be freed. opponents will also take four around flight from Palm Beach, is employed at the Savings Bank, want the cards lie. .And than you of Manchester, East branch, hat home to work on projects. "Jim" to occur will be dealt with severT Gallina, 33, has been fighting clube. go ahead in toe hope that toe Fla., because of the unexpectedly and his friends pla.ved with trains early birth, finally got a good been away during college and mili­ ly- extradition to Italy for 2% years. How would you distribute the cards are in the desired poeltion. In the basement. He also rai-sed missing five diamonds if you had night's sleep last night. tary service years, but is now back Twelfth District Chief Prose­ Federal Judge William H. Timbers Daily itneetlon living at home. His younger sisteb, rabbits and chickens as a boy cutor Eugene Kelly of Manches­ ordered the hearing yesterday on your druthers? Is there a distri­ Partner openS with one dia­ He spent 45 minutes In the hos­ and built a tree house. bution that will permit you to run pital—his fourth trip there—be­ Mrs. Henry Breen, born a year af­ ter has t ^ n named chairman of the petition of Oalllna’s court-ap­ mond and toe next player passes. ter her parents built their home, "Each piece of furniture In our a prosecutors committee to draw Engaged the suit without loss? fore going to bed shortly before pointed counsel, George A. Athan- You hold: Spades—J 10 6; Heafts 9:30 p.m. lives in East Hartford. home means sir much; we have up forma for uniform traffic re­ son. SIngletoo Ueelees — J 10 9; Diammds — 10 6; memories a.ssociated with each ports and reports to the prose­ The engagement of Miss Carol The singleton queen is useless. Wellwishers applauded his en­ A large measure of the charm of Gallina is now being held at the Spectators turn their backs on the wreckage of the car in which five Andover-Hebron teenagers Clubs — A 10 9 6 4. What do you this "doll's house" is the collection one,” .said Mrs. Steele. In addition cutor. Ann Kilpatrick of Bolton to Her­ The other opponent will have 10- trance, he signed autographs and , r Federal Correctional Institution in were hurt last nifht, to stare at the dangling section of the uUlity pole snapped off in the Bciton say? shook hands and ma^e two stops of family heirlooms and acquired to family heirlooms Inherited from bert R. Shroyer o f Jerome, Pa., is Danbury pending action in his Hill Rd. accident The youths, one of whom received a broken pelvis, are described in fair condi­ x-x-x, enough to stop the suit These forms are expected to be announced by her parents, Mr. and Answer: Bid I NT. You would Inside the hospital after seeing his antiques which reflect the person­ her husband's or her own parents, ready by Jan. l. when the new case. tion at Manchester Memorial Hospital today, (Herald Photo by Pianstlelil). What about the doubleton bid your long suit If you could do Mrs. Steele has collected antiques Mrs. Wmis Kilpatrick, Cider MiU queen? You can capture it by wife. ality and interests of its owners. eourt begins operation. Rd., Bolton. He was arrested by immigration so at toe level of one, but toe Kennedy dropped in on a col­ Mrs. Victor Castle Mr. Steele, assistant town en­ at auctions, antique ahops and Judge McDonald noted that authorities in April, 1968 in Hart­ leading out the ace and king, but hand is not strong enough for a "junk" shops during 27 years of Her fiance is the son of Mr. league, Sen. Eugene McCarthy, D- gineer for 2‘7 years, most enjoys f — ^ everything in the circuit court will ford. He has been in Jail since your Jack is lost in the process. r -ponse of two chibs. marriage. and Mrs. Jesse D. Shroyer of The dther opponent will have Minn., who is recovering from Castle - McCauley his yard and shade trees in the revolve around the circuit court that time. Car Hits Pole^ (Copyright 1960, General Fea- back. The factors of "good loca­ Jerome. Red Cross May Disband 10-x-x, and his ten will control pneumonia. And he visited 7-year- Miss Gloria J. McCauley of Man­ A portrait of her maternal center, which for the 12th circuit The Italian government has torea Corp,). tion" and "quiet neighborhood" Miss Kilpatrick, a 1S69 graduate the third round of the suit old Paul Thompson, Hyattsville, chester and Victor Castle of grandmother from New London, la in Manchester. of Manchester High School, is at­ sought his return to Italy, where Md„ ill with leukemia. The young- Dowagiac, Mich., were united in which first appealed to the Steeles painted when she wa.s 28 years of Ha said that circuit court tending the Cambridge School of he has been sentenced in absentia. Hurts 5 Youths ater wanted to go to the hospital marriage yesterday afternoon in 22 years ago both hold true today. The Judge ordered representa­ age, hangs over the fireplace man­ Judges will have about the same Business In “ Boston, i, Maas., in con­ lobby in a wheelchair to aee the a small wedding at Second Con­ The Steele homesite, a lot with tle in the Steele s living room. tives of the Italian government to Over Split of Funds powers that are now held by Su­ junction with studies at Eastern President-elect, but his nurses for­ gregational Church. 65-foot frontage and irregular Prisms, hanging in one of the Nazane College, Wollaston, Maas. show cause why a writ to free Gal­ In Andover ] | £^ A f 1V S> 1 T Ua iI A O O D | perior dourt judges, although the ^1 11 ■ Maw,IN 1 W PPT J j \ r »< 1 1 Oini 1 bade it. So, Kennedy came to him 'A e bride Is the daughter of property lines of 189 feet on one amall windows which flank the Jurisdiction of the new court re­ Mr. Shroyer was graduated from lina should not be Issued. The Manchester - Bolton • Rock-^ Tbs argument has been going nauMBUOgB instead, chatted briefly, and gave Mrs. Evelyn V. McCauley, 121 Del- side and 159 fee', on the other fireplace wall, capture all the hues mains at the same limitations as Conemau(onemaugh Township High School, Gallina’s attorney contends Gal- Five youths were injured when ville Chapter of the Amerioan Red on for several years between Man- f Terrifto Entertalmaentl the boy his autograph. mont St., and the late John J. dhunonds. boundary, was a pa.sture whin Mr. of the sun’s light. Beneath an­ the present municipal court sys­ DavldsvillavldavUle, Pa., and has served llna'a admitted robberies in Sicily a car driven by Ronald Miller, 16, Cross may be disbanded within dhaster and Hartford, said Thoms. As Kennedy was leaving the hos­ McCauley. The bridegroom is the other window in a far corner are a after World War II with the no­ Steele purchased the lot from his tem, which is a year in Jail or four years in the U.S. Navy. He of R t 6A, Hebiron, skidded and hit the next three weeks. s “DARK AT “ UNDER' pital, the night supervisor tried to son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Castle father, the late William Steele. Hitchcock chair which Mrs. Steele is attending Eastern Nasarene torious Salvatore OuiliMio gang But In July, when the financial liSOO fine or both. a utility pole near a curve on Bos­ Dissatisfaction over the dis­ level of the Manchester chapter > THE TOP 10 catch up with him with an answer of Dowagiac. There was a cow barn across the stenciled ahd a grandfather's Police powers will not be College where he is majoring in were political crimes. Political ton Hill Rd. about 9 o’clock last tribution of funds donated by per­ to his Inquiry on whether his in­ crimes are not covered by the ex­ was at a very low ebbi a meeting * OF THE The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson road in 1938, and John Cheney clock. The tall clock Is part of son Changed by the new court system. mathematics. He is a member n l^ t. sons living In this area, but work­ FLAGS” fant son had been baptized. performed the double ring serv­ owned and operated a greenhouse Jim's antique collection which also of the Naval Reserve. tradition treaty between this coun­ was held with the Hartford chair­ ' STAIRS” In reply to a question, Judge Douglas Lindstrom, 16, of Marl­ ing In Hartford is namcKj the caiue man, Henry Moobeny. Immediate baptism is sometimes ice. The bride wore a white lace at the rear of the property. includes a handsopie cheat and A June 3, 1961, wedding is try and Italy, the lawyer con­ of the Impending collapse. CSiariea given in the case of premature ‘Peekaboo,” a honey-colored Cocker, enjoys her comfort amid.st antique furnishing and family heirlooms McDonald said it will be up to the borough, received a broken pelvis Mooberry is also assistant to ^ ‘ Is Coler ballerina-length gown with satin Paul Dougan. a Manchester 160-plece service of Haviland china • • • * planned. tends. Edward J. ITioms, chairman of cornea home. arresting officer or head of his in the accident and is a patient the dtalrman of United Aircraft Laughton babies. But the Kennedy child was bow headpiece and short veil. She builder, drew plans, according to for 12. the Manchrtter chapter said the 1 B«b^rt Frttlos not baptized, Kennedy’s press sec­ er basket, filled with flowers in police department as to where an at Manchester Memorial Hospital. wore a wristlet of white carna­ the Steeles’ wishes, for the 32x24 Also In- the Steele's living room matter will come to a head Mon­ Oorp. in Bast Hartford, the com­ Van Hefiln retary, Pierre Salinger, reported season, decorates the lazy siisan accused is to appear in court after He was a passenger in the front pany most involved in the dtqmte I D. MeOaIr* tions. Cape Cod with 9x6 dining ell at Is a cherry Pembroke table which seat and was pinned in the car. day at 10 a.m. when a meeting is later. server for salt and pepper, cream being arrested. because more Manchester and l:4M:ie-lC 4:4M:U Attendants were Miss Jacqueline the front of the hou.se. Tbe first came from the Gay famll.v home­ and ’sugar, butter and jellies. Also a d m it s to the hospital held in his office at Mancdiester As Kennedy went home for the Hjalmeer of Manchester as maid stead in Gay City, the former Sessions of the 12 Clroult Memorial Hospital aniong repre­ RockvUle residenta woriced-there night, police roped off the street floor includes a living room, mas­ Mrs. .Steele also has collections Court wUl be held in East Hart- Vatican Protests Ban were: Miller, with multiple than in any other single company of honor, and CHRrles Reed, who thriving mill town which became bruises; Paul Carter, 16, of Hebron sentatives o f the town chapter, the near his' house, stopping traffic ter bedroom, bathroom, dining of steins and historical bottles. foitL Manchester, Glastonbury, in the Hartford area. SUNDAY is stationed at the New London a "ghost" town. The table was a She changes and moves her col­ Rd., Andover, cuts on the right ear Rockville chapter, the Hartford MANSFIELD, and keeping out the .curious who room, kitchen and dining ell. A Rockville and Stafford Springs. While no final decision was Navy base, as best man. narrow staircase leads to a com­ gift to Mrs. Steele from a descend­ lections about the house frequent­ and knee; and Roy Darwin Jr., chapter, and the National Red tussnam nxssseffLI Yal Braaner In BoM. MHefeB* had gathered there. Miss McCauley is a 1959 gradu­ ant of the Gay family. Judge McDonald also brought Cross. made at that meeting, an arrange­ la The Kennedys were expecting bination bedroom-sitting room ly to accomplish different deco­ out that radar will be admissible Of Haiti^s Archbishop 16, of Boston Hin Rd., multiple FRIDAY - SATURDAY ate of Manchester High School, If the national organization ment .was worked out whereby AIX IN COLOR! •Tlie mie to have one of their home problems with TV set upstairs, the private A Welsh cupboard In the dining rator effects. in tha new court system in speed­ bruises. The fourth passenger, Jo­ Manchester residents who work at Magnificent and is employed as a secretary in room holds family china heirlooms, seph Olbrias, 16, of East St., He­ continues to refrain from deciding "LAST DAYS | “SERGEANT Night solved today with the arrival of "dormitory’'’ oj the Steele’s son. The hitching post in the front ing eases. However, he pointed out (Oontiinied troia Page On-> UAd may now credit their Red OF FOMPEII” I B C T L E D aE ” Seven” ngtora” the purchasing department of and a collection of pitchers of yard is an historic Manchester bron, received treatment for mul­ how the mrniey should be allocat­ CONTINUOUS FROM 6:SS I-5:4S-I:U nurse Luella Hennessey of Wal­ The present dining room was a that it must be established that the Cross donations to the Manchester 4:U4:U pole, Mass., who has helped out Pratt and Whitoey Aircraft, di­ many periods and styles Is display­ landmark rescued from the North apparatus had been checked for tiple cuts but was not admitted to ed, said Thoms, he and the rest of bedroom until the Steele's daugh­ concordat of which the responsible About Town the chapter will resign, turn the chapter rather than the Hartford with 16 other babies bom j to the vision of United Aircraft Corp. ed on a wall rack. End when a street was being aocuracy either a short time be­ organs certainly cannot ignore the the hospital. Chapter. Mr. Ckstle is in the U.S. Navy, ter was married three years ago. The dining ell is a sunny, cheer- money in the chapter over to the Kennedy clan. The only feature added to the orig­ widened. The hitching post u.sed to fore or after the arrest was made, consequences,” it said. State Trooper Francis Pisch of Thoms said he then asked for stationed at New London. fill nook. The front window, hung the Colchester Troop reports the national organization and return That should relieve the Presi­ inal house is a front patio con­ stand near the railroad at Oak­ and it must be eaUbllshed that it Then, referring to the possibili­ Francis Heron Council and an arrangement for crediting all with blue and white embroidered land and Woodbridge .Sts. was the defendant’s car that was Miller car was traveling east on the charter to .the National Red dent-elect from taking charge of structed six .years ago. An old ty that those responsible for the Acorn Council, Pythian Sunshine money donated by Manchester per­ Caroline as he did yesterday. His curtaine, is set between two cor­ clocked. It will not be necessary Boston Hill Rd. near Jurovaty Rd. Ooss. afternoon visit to Grandmother deacon's bench, painted blue, is a expulsion had Incurred excom­ Girls, will hold a doll contest Mon­ Thoms said he has had more co­ sons to the Manchester Chapter. only daughter will be 3 on Sun­ Auchincloss in nearby McLean, ner cblna cupboards. A small wick- (Herald photos by Oflara.) to prove that radar is capable of munication, L’Oaservatore said: day at Odd Fellows Hall. Girls will when It went off the right aide of A letter was sent to Gen. A l­ SMORGASBORD day. determining electronically the the road, struck the utility pole and operation from the Hartford Chap­ Va., and handled her on a horse­ "On a recent enough occasion, assemble at 6:30 with their dolls. fred M. Gruenther, president of She caused her father some con­ speed of a moving car. Judge l^e- snapped It, leaving the top of the ter during the dispute than he has EVERY SUNDAY NOON to 7 P.M. back ride there.' - in fact when there were reports had from the national. the National Red Cross, but the cern as he tried to tell her what'.s He .said finally that he solved it Donald said, as the court has al­ of an order for the arrest of the Manchester Assembly, Order of pole dangling from wires tmtll a ALL YOU .J $1 OC ready accepted that fact. The money In question is donat­ reply denied that the national had been happening. by telling her straight out: "Her same Archbishop Poirier, L’Os- Rainbow, will meet Monday at 7:80 repair crew arrived. CAN EAT ...... ONLY I e Z d A traffic violations bureau la to ed to the Red Cross by men and any authority to decide the mat­ Kenned.v toyed with the prob­ mother was getting a brother for servatore Romano, on Aug. 22, p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Miss Andover Fire Department women who live in this area but ter. 82 VARIETIES OF HELICiOUS FOOD! lem all day yesterday as he took her." be set up at each circuit center, so Carol E. Anderson, grand worthy members, who assisted at the BOTTLE OF BEER SOc; RYE Ifl.BALL, that persons arrested for minor 1959, recalled the punishment in work in Hartford, or in towns The meeting Monday will be at­ Caroline for a 10-mlnute walk with "I think she likes the Idea all R broad sense with which Canon advisor, will be present for inspec­ scene, found It necessary to Jack served by the Hartford chapter, tended by Thoms; Everett Gol- MANHATTAN or MARTINI SSo her doll carriage, drove her for an right,” he told reporters. traffic violations can mall in their tion. Miss Jane Kassler, chairman up the car and straighten out the fine and not have to appear in Law (law of the Roman Catholic such as East Hartford. way, district manager of the East­ Church) guards the sacred char­ will serve refreshments in the ban­ body before young Lindstrom The money is credited to the ern area of the National Red court. JudM McDonald expressed quet hall. Rehearsal will be tomor­ NEW BOULEVARD DINER acter and liberty of the bishops.” could be removed from the wreck­ Hartford Chapter. Cross; and the Rev. W. W. Farns­ tha hope that a large number of row at 2 p.m. age. He was taken to the hos(pital AlB-CONDmONED cases, possibly as much as 50 per The' law to which L’Osservatore Meanwhile the Manchester worth and Mrs. Harry Lugg of the in the department's emergency Chapter, which must serve the ^ k v ille Chapter; and by Gordon 478 Oonneettent Boulevard, East Hartford—BU 9-9891 Debbie Reynolds Wed cent, might be taken care of this referred was Canon Law 2334. St. Bridget's Rosafy Society will truck. : way, thus holding down the num­ men and women who donated to Copeland, a member qg. the Amer­ This law automatically exposes bripg articles for the bazaar to the The accident is still under In­ ican Red Cross Board of Direc­ ber of cases on the court's docket. to excommunication any person Hartford, is in bad financial shape, church hall tomorrow after all vestigation. said Thoma tors. On the subject of parking tickets who impedes a prelate of the Masses. Members may call Mrs. To Shoe Millionaire in the individual towns. Judge Mc­ Leonard Parla, 166 W. Middle church. Excommunication brings ENDS TONIGHT—LAST COMPLETE SHOW AT 7:80 Donald said the court will have loss of the sacraments and, in a Tpke., for pickup. nothing to do with controlling broad sense, ostracism from the Police Arrests (Continued from Page One) major contributor to the charity them, but if any are not paid then church. The Rev. Clarence E. Winslow, the court will enforce them, which Town Aides to Attempt p n since Its inception. Only the Pope himself or a dele­ pastor o f Church of the Nazarene, Joan Cohn, widow of the late Karl, plucked out of a New York it would also do In the case of any will be in charge of WINF radio Richard A. Fyler, 17, 92 N. founder of Columbia picture.s. municipal offenses which would gate he appoints can grant par­ foundling home when he was six broadcasts sponsored by the Man­ School St., waa charged with pass­ Karl, a close friend of Harry weeks old by k childless Los not normally come under the juris­ don for excommunication of the ing a red light at 12:30 this mom- type imposed under Canon Law chester Ministerial Association Unsnarling Bond Tieup Cohn, was married only 22 days Angeles cobbler and his wife, now diction of the state court. next week. He will broadcast to­ nlng at W. Middle Tpke. and Hil­ Judge McDonald said that pres 2384. to Mrs. Cohn. His divorce decree owns 330 shoe stores in 15 western morrow from 6:30 to 7 p.m., and liard Sts. He was told to appear .... COLOR became final only thi.s month. ent parking tickets could still be Vatican sources said Haiti's am­ In coui-t Monday. states. He and his late father have dally from 7:18 to 7:20 p.m. Town officials will meet Tues­i^Jr. and A. Lawrence Rlker, Town Debbie and Eddie were divorced given away more than J3 million used provided they do not reflect bassador could have sent a dele­ PhllHp F. Pierce, 43. 18 Bowers ALSO “HELL BENT FOB LEATHER” any moving violations. Otherwise gate to the ceremony in his place day to see how the way can be Clerk Edward Tomkiel, Town In February 1959, after one of the to Catholic. Protestant and Jewish they must be changed. Manches­ The Manchester Junior Chaniber cleared for issuing bonds to pay Counsel Arthur LeClaire Jr., and SL, was charged with failure to most publicized marriage break­ charities. and thus stopped any speculation of Commerce will hold a member­ stop at a stop aign at Broad and ter's tickets do reflect moving vio­ about his own absence. The me­ for the Maiy Cheney Library ad­ former Town Counsel Philip Bayer, ups In movie history. He married The distinguished-looking Karl ship smoker Monday at 6:30 p.m dition and w est Side sewer ap­ Woodland Sts., yasterday. He was Mi.ss Taylor May \2. 1959. lations, e.l., failure to carry license, morial service was one of the has long been a favorite squire of and must be changed before Jan. 1. at the Imperial Steak House, Bol­ proved by voters Nov. 8. summoned to appear in court next STATE Karl, noted for his philanthropy, most solemn of the Vatican year. Ribicoff Picks 3 Hollywood’s beauty queens But for ton. The speakers will be Jaycee Martin disclosed last night that Saturday. 2:00 PM . CONTINUOUS— SHOWN AT 8:20, 8:20, 9:10 first met Debbie when she wa.s mar­ National Directors Charles Clark, Hartford, Nov. 26

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1960 PACT FCTB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1960 f a CT t i v b Osator OMqrfogolloaal CRnnh iM ted Methodlat Oratoh o f Beltoo direct 'approach between thoae •tralght party loyalty than they Yaleottville GongregattoBal Ohareh Rt 4dA and Beoth Rd. Robeit R.'Alitaoda,-Mtniatar n Center St. IHanrl^eatTr who oug^ht to be friends; the did In the elections of 19S6, 1058 Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Mtntoter 10:45 ,a.m.. Nursery a^th Mrs. R «r. dUTord O. Bbupeon and 1060? world of natural aasumption that Thomss Bell In chargp. Minister ” two and two atlll ought to make Is It sUlI the perfect Organisa­ Rov. Lonmnee J. Vlnoent 9:60 o.m.. Church ocbool for oU 11 a.m„ Morning worship serv­ eportmonta. p ilM.IBHU-.n BV tional man who is rising to the top Aoeestote MbUlter four,land the world of gentleman­ ice will include parents and chil­ 9:30 and 11 ajn.. Morning wor­ r'^ ) ly fantasy In which everybody na- of the American leadership struc­ dren for “ Stewardrtilp Sunday” S, 9:15 and 11a.m., Holy Com­ ship. Sermon: "He Came Too turiilly wante to be nice to any­ ture in all fields? Or Is It ths in- with the finance committee mi Soon." First Sunday In Advent ConoonHa Bvaagalloal Imtheraa ^ St. James’ R. C. Choroh li^ a presentation. Sermon, munion. Sermon: "Belovsd Test R FEROUSON body who has been nice—all these dividualisi'iC non-conformist, who Church Rev. John F. Hannon, Pastor the Spirits." Nursery. ^bUEbcn "^ q u el To The Good Samaritan.’’ 7 p.m.. First Advent candle­ fVMtiKled October 1, IWl/ worlds got .wrapped up In Secre­ thinks for himself? Which type Winter and Oardan Sts. Rev.' James T. O’Connell Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 9:15 and 11 aJR-r Church school Rev. Joseph H. MeOsnn lighting oervioe. Monthly meeting ir e c t o r y does Industry try to find, for In­ Bav. Paul C. Kalaer, Paator for nursery through Junior high. USINES tary Anderson's mission, and In­ Palmer. Deacon of the day Is E RvicE S D < Rev. John D. Regan 3 p.m. Congregational Young of the offlciol board. Senior Meth­ ~ i ^ Bntared «* S K ternational life as It la treated the stance, in each June’s crop of col­ James McNally. Ushers are I^ n - odist Youth Fellowship. Freiriunan JHIe* at lU M e it e r Conn., m People will meet at church to at­ whole package roughly. If we do lege giAduates ? 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. ard Bayliss and Donald Geer. Methodist Youth Fellowship. Jun­ Bd Claw »UU lUntr. ____ 0 and 10:80 a.m.'. The Service, Sunday Masses at 6, 7. 8. 0, Noon. All are invited to the tend the Hartford east association get help from Germany, It will be It is a good thing, now and then, 10:15 and 11:80 a.m. rally. ior m gh Methodlat Youth Fellow­ BUBSORlirnON RATES Church School and Nursery. family luncheon served by the ship. Payabla la AdTanca , by a much more devious and Intri­ to elt and write by a window. You 6:30 p.m., Luther Leagues, in­ ladies of the church In the vestry. Ona Taar ...... •^5-62 St. Bridget’s R. C. Church MANCHESTER cate process, and not In time' for don’t write any more editorials termediate and senior. 2 p.m.. Canvass teams organized First Ohareh Christ Sdentist, Covenant OongregotioBal Ohnreb & X M o n t h l y ...... Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor MANCHESTER ^^Aren^t They Lovely?” #aaaaaaaaaa»a»a«aaaa Masoale Temple Tiiree MontllR I.W that fine gentleman, Mr, Anderson, about tallflns when you Sit above Rev. Stanley E. HastiUo by Thomas Bell'will start house (Evangelical Covenant^ One Month *,#aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa# 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sun- to leave the desk of the Secretary traffic which has mor^ compacts In St. John's Church calls. 43 Spruce St. That’s what everyone says when they see our display Weekly ...... Re;^. Dennis R. Hussey 'day School and Nursery. Stllffle Copy ...... aaaaa ^V» 0 BUfaigton Ave., Rockville Rev. K. EJnor Rook, Pastor AUTO PARTS of the Treasury free of the prob­ It every day. Assistants 8 pjn., Wednesday meeting. SEAFOOD of gifts. Special hostess gifts, hospital gifts . . . gifts Rev. Jamee L. Grant, Rector Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. At^e UUMBICR OF lem of the flow of gold. We don’t Reading room hours at 749 Main Choice Variety 27C BROAD for the teacher, friends and family. New deas— $1.00 THE ASSOCIATED PRK1« Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10, 11, (Missouri Synod) is provided for each age level. Tna Aaaoclated Praia ta exclualraljr know whether It would be kindness 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Cooper and High Sts. St. Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 10:30 a.m., Churchtime Nursery and more. « in the chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday 11 a.m. to rays antiUad to tha uaa ol republfcatlon of to him, or cruelty, to observe that 0:15 a.m.. Family Service, Rev. Paul G. Prokopy. Paator — Bupervieed, and continuing all nawa diapatctiea eredltad to n or 9 p.m. through the Morning Worship. Quality e MACHINE SHOP SER’FICE not othanriaa eredltad tn tlila ^t»er no one else will really consider It Connecticut morning prayer-and classes. Church of the Assumption “ ’Ancient and Modem Necro­ e EQUIPMENT / aod alao tha local newa oubllahed hera. 11 a.m.. Holy Communion. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. 9 a.m., Sunday School. Free bus 10:45 a.m.. Morning WorOhip. Ah rigtitB of republlcatlon of apectal toe Important, one way or the mancy’ Alios Mesmerism and Hyp­ Seafood e PARTS (new and rebuilt) dlapat^ea herein are alao reaerred. 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir rehear- Rev. Joseph Farrell, Paator transportation. Advent sermon: "And Now the other. The world of two and two 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible class. notism, Denounced" will be the News.’’ • ACCESSORIES Yankee ssl. Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant e SUPPLIES makes four Is really for the 10 a.m., Nursery In the parish Subject of the Lesson Sermon. The 5 p.m., 'Vesper Hour. A new film­ W 99 EAST CENTER ST. V Pull aerrlca client of N. E. A. Serr- 8 p.m.. Canvasser’s final meet- Golden Text is from Matthew 43 O A K ST. • Du Pont Point, Supplies Ice. Inc. _ . , By A . H. 0 . .Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10:15 house during church worship. Di­ strip, "And There Were Shep­ iSibUahera RepreaenUUvea: Tha squares. Ing. (24: 4). Selections from the Bible TEL. s a 9-8987 Open Satnrdaye Until 5 PJUL TEL. 50 8-5009 Jullua Mafhewa Special Altencj Na« Wednesday, 10 a,m.. Holy Com­ and 11:30 a.m. vine worship. Text: Matthew 21: herds,” will be shown. Carols will The 1060 election's classic ex­ 1-9. Theme: “Yet Again: ‘Thy include the following (Isaiah 1:16, be sung by the congregation. A York," ■ Chicaso~ ■ Detroit^ and B^_oa. munion. 17). Correlative passage from MEMBER AUDIT BtniEAU Of The Peak Of Hue And Cry ample of confusion about the op­ Sacred Heart Church King Cometh Unto Thee’.’’ coffee hour follows with Social CraCUDATIONS. 6:30 p.m., junior Choir rehear­ "Science and Health with Key to eration of the Connecticut voting sal. Hartford Tpke. 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. Croup No, 2 in charge of arrange­ Com plete Our national hue and cry after machine came not In the testi­ the Scripturea" by Mary Baker The Eerald PnnUns Comply lac.. Route SO, 'Vernon 7 p.m.. Young People’s Society ments. HIGH GRADE se no nnancial reeponeiblUty for some real or fancied fault of our mony of any particular voter, nor Friday, 0 a.m.. Holy Commun­ meeting. Eddy, Include the following aseumee ion. Rev. Ralph Kelly, Paator Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek GLASS typographical error* appearing In ad own always reaches Its point of In any moderator’s election day (P. 201:7). Service with finsd study on "Foot­ HEATING Knarf's TertisemenU and other reading njattC RO TARY OR e For Auto Windshields In Tha Manchester Evening Herald. greatest unison well after the tale, but In .something that hap­ Maases at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. North Methodist Church prints of God.” pened even before the polls were South Methodist Church Community Baptist Church PRESSURE BURNERS FOOD MARKET • For Store Fronts and PRINTING fault In question has begun to cor­ 300 Parker St. all sizes of windows Display advertlalng closlns hours: opened. . Lawrence F. Almond St. Francla of Aaalal Church Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister 585 E. Center St. at the Green St. Johsi’a Polish Nationsd CALL US FOR FREE 540 E. MIDDLE TPKE. JOB AND COMMERCIAL For Monday—1 p.m. fri^ J - rect itself. A valued Connecticut Institu­ Percy M. Spurrier John R. Neobert, Minister • For Table Tops For Siesday—1 p.m. Monday. South Windsor Oatliollo Church ESTIMATES PHONE 50 9-2295 PRINTING That Is why we. In this comer tion. dedicated to the public serv­ Ministers Far Wedneeday—I p.ra. l^ieeday. Rev. James F. Glynn, Paator 9 and 10:30 a.m., Family Wor­ 23 Gotway St. Open Monday Thru Saturday Open 6 Days a Week Tbr linirsday—1 o.in. WednesdajWednesday ice, as are all newspapers, under­ Re\’. Raymond B. Yaakauakaa 9:30 a.m., Sunday church school Prompt and Efficient Printing br Friday-^l p.m. Thu^ay. at least, are beginning to resist ship. First Sunday in Advent. Rev. Walter Hyszko, Pastor - 8 AJ5L to 5 PJM. took,...... two.. days— before----- electloij, . to 0 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Wor- Assistant Pastor for all ages. FOGARTY BROS. 7 AJM. to 9 PJff. Surplus Sales for Yule Gifts Of All Kinds For Saturday—I p.m. Frl^y. an earlier instinct merely to chime 9 a.m., Sunday school: nursery, SUNDAYS, 7 AM. to 8 PM. ClaasUled deadline; 10:90 a.m. help ita readers feel at home in- ^ghlp by the Rev. Lawrence F. Al- Grades 4 through 12,. 10:15 a.m.. Second session, 8:30 a.m.. Mass. INCORPORATED day of publication except Saturday— In when somebody Issues a pro­ slde the Connecticut voting ma­ Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:15 and JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL, t a.sa mond will be "Songs of. Advent’ 10:30 a.m., Sunday school: church school for children, cradle 10:30 a.m.. High Mass. J. A. WHITE nouncement against the enthrone­ chine. It observed that the ‘O Come, O Come, Immanuel.’ " 11:30 a.m. roll through Kindergarten. For CONNECTICUT COKE, Specialising in the finest With Thanlksglving behind ua,< Tricycles are a must with most GOMMUNITY PRESS manner of operating the machine, nursery, kindergarten. Grades 1x3. children and a complete line are Saturday, November 26 ment of conformity as the leading Church school for nursery through 5:30 p.m., Junior High Youth Grades 1-4 it begins at 10:30. Emanuel Lutheran Church FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL cold cuts and meats ntost of ue will turn our thoughts GLASS CO. 9 East Middle Tpke. complicated though It jnay ap­ Junior high. St. Bartholomew’s dinrcli C. Henry Anderson, Pastor 819 Brood St.—Tel. MI 9-4539 stocked here. Fedal cars, tractors Choose Custom Furniture compulsive value standard In Fellowship. 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. toward Christmas and what gifts and fire engines in different sizes 81 BIssel] S t—TeL 5 0 9-7322 Telephone MI 3.5727 pear, is simple.” 10:45 a.m., Church school for Buckley School Auditorium 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Methodist Sermon Topic: "A Day of Good Arthur K. Gaard, Intern in total. American life. Then it proceeded to tell people Rev. Philip Hussey, Paator to give. If you are looking for to fit all ages will delight the heart Financial Don Quixote senior high. Youth Fellowship. News.’’ of any child. One of the nicest family glfts^Q,^,^ two years ago, his services We have come to. the stage how to go Into the machine and 9 a.m.. Divine worship and gift suggestions you will be well for Christmas would be a piece of As those who may have caught vote. It dealt, successfully, with 6 p.m., Blighth grade member­ In the afternoon the pastor con­ Gall Ml 4-1111 rewarded if you stop In at Man­ For the little girl, Manchester have been much in demand. where. Instead of cheering auto­ ship class in the chapel. S\inday Masses at 8, 0:15 and Church of the Nazarene ducts services at the Convalescent church school. Nursery class for furniture, and the place to get it ”One Call Does It AU" one of the few really Impressive many of the little psychological 10:30 a.m. chester Surplus Sales Co., 16 N. Surplus Sales is a veritable para­ At P and M Upholstery you are matically, we read and study, to 7 p.m.. Junior High Fellowship. 236 Main St. homes, under Manchester Council three-year-olds. would be at the P and M Up­ sure of a painstaking Job, they ABG APPLIANGE ^television speeches of the cam- pitfalls built Into the machine. It FOB REPAIRS, Main St. for they have so many dise of dolls of all sizes and kinds, d r y c l e a n i n g see whether or not some new and Skit, "Keep Off the Grass,” at C. E. Winslow, Minister of Churches sponsorship. 10:45 a.m.. Divine worship and and doll carriages in which to holstery Shop, 203 N. Main St. take chairs and sofas and tighten warned that the ringing of the St. Maurice’s Church church school. Nursery for In­ REPLACEMENT Items—all brand names and the p^gn may have realized. Secretary noteworthy sharpness of analysis, bell didn't mean the vote was cast, Cooper Hall. Senior High Fellow­ 4 p.m.. Adult class in church ON ALL TYPES OF Dubaldo wheel them. The most popular doll Here you caft choose custom fur­ the frame, re-glue it if needed. If and LAUNDERING REPAIRS Bolton fants. merchandise is all new. niture and have It finished exact­ of the TTeaaui-y Robert B. Ander­ or formula for cure, has been pro­ merely that the machine was op­ ship meeting at Burnside Metho­ Rev. Bernard L. McGurk, Pastor 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Class­ membership. MUSIC CENTER For instance they have radio of the year is Chatty Cathy, the new springs are needed these are dist Church for a special program. es for all ageS. 6:15 p.m., Choir rehearsal for Sermon by Paator Anderson at talking doll. It has become the ly as you want. Pick out the style Branches At: 19 Maple St.-MI 9-8879 son la a courtly but rigorous repre duced. erating. It warned that only the both services: "Prepare for the 186 5IIDDLE TPKE. WEST phonographs, both steroo and HI put In or they re-tie old ones. An 8- Including Canip Aldersgate Slides. 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. youth. Grades 7, 8 and 9. fastest selling doll in the stores to­ fram3 you wont (this Is the only 501 HARTFORD RD. sentative of certain old-fashioned going out action of the curtain Sunday Masses at 7, 8:30, 10, Lord’s Coining.” Holy Commun­ TEL. MI 9-6205 Fi manufactured by Emerson. knot tie is used; this Is the very REPAIRS O N - And we have also come to the lever reg^lstered the vote. It 7:30 p.m.. Fourth membership Message by the pastor. Children’s 7 p.m., Junior High. Youth Fel­ day and your little girl will adore thing that is not made on the Ideas, which Include a respect for and 11:30 a.m. ion and reception of new mem­ Bmerison TV sets, both the port­ be.st. Some others may use a loop 209 N. 51AIN ST. stage where we even question the warned that you couldn’t cut one seminar for November In the li­ Church and Nursery. lowship with Gail Backes and Eu­ one. premises) and then you can have instead of a tie hut P and M GRILLS, ELECIBIO IRONS,^ figures, for the sanctity of the dol­ bers. ACCORDIONS able and the console models, Em­ accuracy of portions of the indict­ party'a candidate for dog catcher brary. Jehovah’s Wltneesee 6 p.m., "Evangelism First” em­ gene Backes leading. Refresh­ erson radios, regpilar table and Something equally popular for it upholstered Just as you want. Upholstery use the 8-knot' tie TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, 6:30 p.m., Advent prayer day You can have the material you NEW SYSTEM lar, and for the rather naive i ment. We can remember a time, and then use your surplus vote 8 p.m., Young couples class at Kingdom Hall phasis. ments. Senior Youth Fellowship. clock models and plenty of tran­ boys is Mr. Machine which can 'be which almo.st doubles the strength. VACUUM CLEANERS, service. KINSMAN ORGANS put together to form a mechanical wish, one that will just fit in wu.i sumption that what can easily be for the other party's candidate for Susannah Wesley Hall. 791 Main St. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Meeting topic; "Christian Citizen­ Wednesday at 7:15 p.m., Bible sistor radios. The latter made ideal They do all of the work right on LAUNDRY when the onslaught on conformity WOODCOCK man that moves. It can be taken your decor, the cushions will be HEATERS, FANS, proved among men should become justice of the peace. 3 p.m.. Public Bible lecture: Message by the pastor. ship.” Refreshments. study in the chapel. Private Instructions gifts for students from high school the premises and they are very DRY CLEANERS began, when we would go scouting There is something about ex­ Second Congregational Church "Testing the Holy Trinity’s Foun­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek apart and put together as many filled with cotton, foam rubber or thorough, each scratch is touched SEWING 51ACHINES the basis for action and policy by 7:30 p.m., Hi League Bible REFRIGERATION CO. Instnimento and Supplies age through the college group. By times as desired. 5Ialn Plant: 44 Harrison S t for additional evidence, to back up plaining the simplicities of the 385 N, Main St. dations.” and Praise service. Bible study at Fellowship Hall. study In the music room. the way, free tube checking aerv- springs. When It Is finished you up and your furniture is returned Connecticut voting machine which Elhctric trains by Gilbert as well Phone MI 8-7753 All work guaranteed men. There would naturally be In­ the testimony of others. Now we Minister: Arnold W. Tozer 4:15 p.m., Watchtower study Orchestra for Hire ict is offered by James Farr, the will have a beautiful piece of fur­ looking like new. Goodyear foam cluded In the make-up of such Induces a murmur of confusion In­ Aaaoelate Minister: article; "Security During ’War of as chemistry and erector sets are niture, one that will |^ve pleasure sometimes find ourselves looking proprietor. displayed.' Wonder horses, the rubber la u.sed here for Mr. Pirog side the head. Mrs, Richard H. Pinney the Great Day of God the Al­ \ for years to come and there to has found this Is the beat avail­ man a rather fierce pride In his for evidence which may deny the That may explain why. when 'What could be more welcome spring horse, In all sizes, footballs, mighty'.” (Revelations 16:12-.16; Q j ^ nothing that compares with cus­ able. They will gladly give yon an own performance In a poeltlon of precise charge being made. the expert on voting got down to U niZ ed than an electric blanket to keep basket balls and hundreds of other 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Psalm 2:1,2).' you snug and warm? Manchester tom furniture. If you would like estimate on the cost of any work CUNLIFFE public trust, and something of a We have something of each re­ specifle Instnictlons, one Instruc­ Church school. Nursery for small Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group Bible WANT MORE FOR YOUR M O NEY... items guaranteed to thrill any to consider such a gift for the DON WILLIS tion came out as follows: ORDER NOW Surplus Sales Co. have plenty of youngster are stocked here. you wish done. compulsion to leave public office action for a statement just Issued children during service. studies in the Bible aid, "Your them and you can pay for them holidays, conact the P. and M. Another gift suggestion for the "If you wish to split your tick­ Sermon by Mrs. Richard H. Pin­ Will Be Done on Earth,” at the 250 TOLLAND ST. SELECT YOUR For the outdoor person a gift of Upholstery Co., MI-9-6324, or MOTOR SALES when the time came, with every by the Roman Catholic Bishops of on your light bill. man of the hou.se is a chair uphol­ EXPERT AUTO BODY and et, push up the little pointer over ney. Reception of new members. following service centers: 287 Oak­ camping equipment, a special bag drive over and talk with them GARAGE thing tidy. ITie outcome of the EAST HARTFORD In the small electrical appll- for cold weather, fishing tackle stered in leather. Most men like FENDER REPAIRS the United States at the close of the name of the candidate for the Coffee hour after service in Fel­ land St., 20 Marble St., 18 Cham­ K E E P Y O U R o n G R A N T S PERSONALIZID personally. The shop is open dally election left Secretary Anderson corresponding post in the other \ ':M > BU 9-6333 ainces you will find many items would make a most welcome leather chairs and this would make 18 Main St.. Tel. MI 9.4531 their annual meeting at Washing­ lowship Hall. bers St., and 12 Trotter St. from 10:30 each morning until 9 ENAMEL and LACQUER with a responalblllty for trying to party you wish to.vote for.” that will please, things like elec­ Christmas gift. a wonderful present. Prices will be ton. It is a statement which de­ 6:45 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi group Friday at Kingdom Hall, 7:25 Power and Hand Toole . OHRISTMAS CAKDS at night every day, but Saturday REFINISHINGS There Is, In that Jiaragraph, an meets with Mr. and Mrs. Stan tric fry pans, percolators, toast­ All purchases may be made with quoted without obligation. Specialising In put the nation's financial house In plores the rise of the ’’organlsa- p.m.. Theocratic Ministry School. Pointing and Decorating Tools FROM OVER 20 OF OUR when the hours are from 10:30 to admirable compression' .of lan­ Matteson at the church. 8:30. pm.. Service meeting. ers, grills, irons, waffle irons, thee Lay Away Plan, a 31 deposit Good plastic Is very popular for REASONABLE PRICES order rather quickly. And, al tlonal man” and which calls fhr a guage, so compressed that just Garden and Land Tools DISTINCTIVE ALBUMS deep fat fryers and many others. will hold any article till Christmas 6 p.m. If these hours are not con­ furniture today and It is difficult 7 p.m.. The Junior High group Theme, “ Pursuing Peace in the MAIN STREET Baby, Household, Party venient for you, call them and they FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE though domestic spending R*l8ht individual responsibility reading It creates another atmos­ wlU meet at the church with Mr. Love of Life.’: (1 Peter 3:10,11). MANCHESTER A most delightful and unusual or you may use the Manchester to distingruLsh this good plastic constitute the major future finan­ phere of buzzing confusion In the Mrs. Herb Brown. STORE ONLY and Banquet Needs gift would be a musical jewelry Charge Plan. Manchester Surplus will make an appointment at your from leather. At P and M Uphol­ RT. SO—WAPPING. CONN. both In private and public living. Day’s text, Jeremiah 15:15, 16. Invalid Needs convenience. Front End Alignment cial problem coming up, the ur­ head. But when the confusion BOOKSHOP box. Stop in and see one, they are Sales Co. is open daily, Monday stery Shop all plastics have a AT THE DUOO SIGN For one more blow struck In dies down, it becomes apparent so good looking and different. through Saturday from 9 in the If you have a favorite chair backing and are made of a heavier gency o f the moment concerned ANDREWS BLDG. TEU 5H 4-1228 what is becoming almost a univer­ that the paragraph is also Incom­ 67 E. Center S t— 5D 8-1086 As for toys, there are all kinds morning till 9 at night. You will do that- 1s shabby, have it reuphol­ grade that is usually fpund on General Repair Work that flow of gold from the United sal crusade, cheers. plete, that It left something out. PARKING IN REAR to choose from in such nationally well to make this your shopping stered at P. and M. Upholstery regular furniture. The backing In­ Fortunately, there was another Wonders of the Universe headquarters for you get well States which had been allowed to And for a strong, one sentence known names as Remco, Prestige, Shop. Dad would be delighted to sures a much longer life for your sneak up on us during the cam­ day left before the election. So, TOYLAND Ideal, Structo and Gilbert. Ice known brand names, absolutely have his favorite chair rescued plastic, for Its a wearing qualities statement like the following, which the next day, the good newspaper new merchandise at truly remark­ paign, and which was even mak­ ICE SKATES, SLEDS, skates, regular, figure or'hockey and restored to Its former condi­ are measurably increased. Plastic wraps a lot up In a few words, In question carried new Instruc­ Open Monday as well as hockey sticks and pucks able savings. Do stop in and look MANCHESTER SPRING HORSES, DOLLS, tion. A good piece of furniture also Is excellent for kitchen sets, ing us look poor In the eyes of the Alter Human Body TOURAINE cheers also; tions on how to vote. This time, RADIOS, CUSTOM MADE for the youngster who enjoys around, you will be able to make warrants ^ v in g it restored and dinette sets, etc. for spills will not the paragraph on splitting read as NOVEMBER 28 world. ‘‘A strong and responsible na­ SMALL APPLIANCES CANVAS AWNINGS sports. S W s are always popular your dollars spread and spread and having a^^easured chair refin- hj rm it. MEMORIAL CO. Secretary Anderson, apparently follows: GIFTS FOR ALL and at Mane' -;ster Surplus Sales you will have the satisfaction of Ished Arid reupholstered would Slip covers and draperies are Oppoeite East Cemetery PAINTS tion Is fashioned by responsible "If you wish to split your tick­ giving trul.- nice gifts. obtaining the permission of Presi­ For Space Flight? Co. they carry six different sizes. make a greatly appreciated gift. custom tailored for you at P and persons, not group pressures. et: Push up the little pointer over For Best Results dent Elsenhower to go off on s the name of the candidate you MANCHESTER M Upholstery and they have a fine And In dissecting and analyzing p * m . t o p . m a Max L. Pirog, the owner of P selection at varying prices. Their Quality Memorials mission of his own conceiving, wish to cut and push down the By DR. I, M. I ^ v r r r , DnUEGTOR sort, time Is not available for this. 7 9 SURPLUS SALES CO. and M Upholstery, has had more one of the reasons for a decline In materials are of the finest quality O ver'80 Years Experience went over to West Germany on Utile pointer over the name of the The Fata Planetarium The next best approach Is to find 189 N. 5IAIN ST. Pacifists Get BOY SCOUT than 25 year.s of experience in the a feeling and acceptance of In­ candidate you wish to vote for in­ of Tha FroakUn InaUtute drugs or mechanical devices which AT DEPOT SQUARE and all the work is done on the what may have seemed to him a business, upholstering everything premises. For fine custom tailored PAUL'S dividual responsibility, the Bishops stead.” A startling proposal to adapt can help man adapt to alien con­ OPiaJ DAILY TO 9 P.M. ?iotes and News from furniture to walls and kitchen CoH Ml 9.5807 very simple mission. West Ger­ are beautifully sharp and hit home That paragraphl we would rate the human body to conditions in ditions. work, depend upon that done at PAINT SUPPLY as compact. Intelligible and^com- J. FARR—MI 3-7111 R egular Cells nooks. He has worked for both P and M Upholstery Shop, you will many, completing a great eco- at three quarters of the ills of our space has been ouggested recent­ This Is a radical Idea at this time large wholesale and retail com­ 645 Main S W e t plete. \ ly by Dre. N. S. Kline and M. E. be well pleased with their work A. AIMETTt, Prop. nomlo comeback which had origi­ modem world In a passage like but there Is considerable back­ % DISCOUNT Cub Scout Pack S of .Highland panies. Since opening his shop less As a sort of bonus, the new In­ Clynes at the Sriiool of Aviation 10 and the reasonable prices. Harrison S t, 5Iancheetcr After Solitary Park School met recently at the nally been primed by huge this: stnictlons Included a new refine­ ground to serve as a foundation for Tei. MI 9-0300 Medicine Space Flight Symposi­ this proposal. Some machines have school. amounts of American dollars, hsd ‘Through a faulty concept of ment a formula for not voting um. These doctore believe that we of constant checking, even to already been built which will see fairway's SEIE US FOR: (Oonttnued from Page One) Cubmaster John Tedford direct­ a handsome store of the gold vve for either candidate, as follows; have now reached a point where ed the meeting. Den 4 conducted changes of addreuee and tele­ morality modem man has come to "If you w'lsh to vote lor neither operate in a human being without ON ALL PURCHASES • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings need. the use of drugs, electric and me­ the flag ceremony and pledge of phone numbers. There are also Radio Today Imagine that sudden and drastic candidate for a given office; Push conscious control over the appara­ o Venetian Blinds By this morning, Slavin said, the We maintain expensive Ameri­ chanical sUmuli may provide at tus by the human being. START YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WITH A BANG. • Storm Doors allegiance. other things to the considered, WATKINS-WEST We buy, sell or trade antique changes In situations change prtn up the Utile pointer over the name h o lid a y three were ready to cooperate. such as pulse rate, blood count, can troops in Germany to prot^t least a partial smlution to the acute • Combination Windows Awards were given to James and used furniture, china, gloss, clples; that principles no longer of the candidate you wish to cut As an example, they consider the RECEIVE 10% DISCOUNT ON OUR ALREADY LOW, LOW PRICES “I. think they're ready to accept infectious diseases, common cold WDRO—1860 and leave, the little pointer over problems of long range space case where blood pressure may be Bronke, wolf and gold and silver 1;00 A. J. at Mlftd*y FUNERAL silver, old coins, gold coins, Germany. If West Germany .would control situations, but rather that flight. Manchester Awning Co. release on bond now,” he added. arrows on wolf; Robert Baldyga and innoculations o f various kinds. hl.s opponent's name up also important. An instrumented cap­ w o n d e rla n d 3:06 JerryT Blaho"■-‘lop Snow dolls, guns, hobby collections, pay something toward the cost of These doctore propose to create CHARGE IT— 30 DAY CHARGE— LAYAWAY 195 WEST CENTER ST. Jail authorities had offered the and Michael Dvorak, denner This is a safeguard, not only 6;G6 Today on w situations shape principles. In Thus, at last, was everything sule containing the proper drugs 6:10 VV^II Striet SERVICE maintaining these troops, thnt what they call "Cyborgs.” These Telephone 511 9-3091 three their return to regular cells badges; smd Duncan Potter and for you, but also for the person Art Johnaon Show attic contents, or whole estates. evilnbly this type of ‘situational clear ns clear as It can be with can be put inside the body. The Established 1949 if they would cooperate, hut they who will eventually receive the 8:06 Raynor Shinca would enable us to keep some of the Connectieut machine which re­ men will have devices deliberately Eugene Montany, assistant denner 11:(» Spotlight on Sporta Appraisals. ethics' denies ail unchanging prtn capsule will sense the blood pres- refused, until this morning. blood. 12:10 ORMAND J. WEST quires the voter who wants to Incorporated In them to extend badges. Raynor Shine* our own gold at home, and recover clples and makes futile all moral ■re dependent on space con­ The trip also had maintained a I grant you that for some peo­ 1:00 Newa. Signoff split to follow a procedure of vote, the unconscious self - regulatory ditions, compare it to a reference The theme of the meeting, "Fire FURNITURE our gold solvency. FAIRWAY fast of sorts. Their colleagues in Prevention,” was illustrated by a ple the actual drawing of this w n o —1086 Director judgments on which the sense of control permitting the Cyborg to unvote, and vote. value and re-establish the proper Main Street, Manchester 1:00 REPAIR SERVICE This proposition seemed to Hec- In other states, you vote for adapt to a new imd,. perhaps, hos­ 815 MAIN ST. regular cells said they had not sound film, "Local Base Air Crash precious fluid takes but a short Monitor responsibility reals. ‘The need blood pressure by administering a’ MANCHESTER e Open Thors, and Fri. Till 9 e eaten since Wednesday morning 4:30 New«, Weather. Sport* 142 E. CENTER ST. retary Anderson, no doubt, one In nobody unless you do vote for tile environment. By doing this, Rescue,” provided by Kaman Air­ time, but there are those whq; re­ 6:10 Monitor and SALES which the world faces is the ac­ proper dose of a drug. This will be and had not taken any water since craft. Dens 1 and 6 put on a skit, which good will, honor, and simple him by pulling the individual lever scientists believe they can provide a wholly automatic operation in quire ten apd immetlmes fifteen 6:00 Newa Manchester’s Oldest TALCOTTVILLE CONN. ceptance of an objective norm of which has his name on It. There a unified eyetem In which physio­ T urtipike Thursday noon. "The Trial of Fire.” The cast in­ minutes to do what you did in 6:16 Sporia, Weather common sense would all combine which the human being will be the But Slavin said they all had par­ cluded Stephen Neill, judge; John 6:30 Monitor T E L .'5 0 8-7449 morality, and hence of conduct.' Is no process of unvoting required logical problems are automatical­ Interested but passive bystander. Th* Ntw, BeouHful five. It la also required that don­ 10:30 Grand Old Opry With Finest Facilities to produce an .easy verdict. When we read • passage as In­ unless you change your mind In ly taken care of leaving the- man * a u t o b o d y taken of X turkey dinner on 'rtiurs- Briggs, clerk; Mark Ballard, kero­ ors take some nourishment and 12:05 Starlight Serenadt He went to West Germany, he the middle of your way down the free to perform his smeclfled du­ Little To Do day, Thanksgiving. sene; Carmine Filloramo, match; 12:30 Sporta Final cisive as that, we find ourselves all Duping prolonged flights, the au­ rest for a f«w minutes afterward. 1:00 Signotf presented his case, and he got a board. If you want that aesthet­ ties. All nine pacifists are members of Richard Bamingham, cigarette; Again I thank you for your afire again, ready to help It with thors say there will be little to see PIANO'S Bruce Famell, electricity; Philip WHAY—010 ic luxury of not voting for elth.er These doctors have literally the Committee for Non-Violent A c­ cpntrlbution and your valuable Upholstery cold, abnipt no. example and proof. We think how fv and little to do. A practical solu­ RESTAURANT tion, a group that has demonstrat­ Clendaniei; rubbish; Douglas Eich- 1:00 Big Show candidate for some particular of­ thrown a bombahell in tke rariks suggestlona. 1:66 New Britain at HPH8 YIG’S PIZZA SHOP Then the people he might have tion to this problem is to have the ed against missile submarines and man, gasoline; Michael Dvorak, r A N D Shops readily everybody agrees that fice. It Is very simple. You just of researchers Involved In the prob- ROUTE 6-44A—BOLTON WRECKER Mrs. Myron A. Boglisch 4:30 Big Show M aeronaut sleep for say 23 hours atomic Installations in various bonfire; and Eugene Montany, 7:30 Pollali NaUonal Homt "Over 45 Years Experience' 153 W SUddle Tnraplke consulted before he went, the .Stale campaign promises have no valid don't vote for either. You never lenris of man In apace by their aug- Chairman of Blood Recruitment vote for anybody unless you your­ out of the 24. This can be with parts o f the country. spontaneous combustion. 8:00 Big Show Phone Ml 9^3700 Department, the Defense fyepart- Ity once the campaign Itself Is geetlon of changing man or adapt­ OPEN SUNDAYS SERVICE Manchester Chapter 1200 Nawa Sign on RE-UPHOLSTERIN G self say so, by doing It. You may drugs or by an electrical device Slavin complained about the The executive committee will e Modem Fnmltnre ment. the American Ambassador ing him to new conditions. Per­ which induces sleep by the passage American Red Cross WPOP—1410 over, how smoothly diplomacy still feel confused inside the ma­ e Lunch and Dinner Pacifists’ talks with other inmates. meet Dec. 7 at the home of Clar­ and Antiques PIZZA In West Germany, were all pic­ haps the word changing is ip o se­ of an electric current through the Served Dally ence B. Eichman, 33 Scarborough 1:00 Newa espouses. In one situation, the same chine and awed by what you are vere. Perhapa wa should say auto­ "They’ve got to stop preaching 2:00 Conn Ballroom e Store Stools and Booths SPAGHETTI tured as having had, all along, the doing, but there Is no mechanical brain. The Russians have built a e Lounge Entertainment non-violent resistance to the other Rd. 4:00 Nawa Weather principle It opposed In another matically conditioning man to ac­ Alcoholism Facta Week 6:16 e Custom Faralttu-e Information and advice which or procedural element In your con­ device called an Electroson which NlghUy ' prisoners," he said. Ji. Christmas party pack meet­ Conn BnlIrCom Slip Govern and Dmperles RAVIOLI We thltik how heads of slate cept the* conditions of space more doea this. ing will be held Dec. 14. 7:00 Bob 'Scnlt oould have told him why his fail­ fusion. And no great newspaper readily. e Weddings • Banquets "Some of the inmates are get­ New York, Nov. 26 (Ah—Presi­ 7:80 New* Weather 5Iade to Order who come Into office with the cere­ can possibly get mixed up. two The conti^ol device governing • Parties— Phone Ml 8-2342 ting stirred up. This Isn’t India. 8:00 Ray Bomer* O PEN D A IL Y ure woa Inevitable, and why, even To understand what thase doc­ dent Elsenhower has proclaimed 11:00 Newa Complete Selection of Materiole, mony of solemn oath are later days before election, trying to tell sleep and wakefulness could be We aren’t staffed to cope with next week alcoholism information 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. for what German concessions you ho wto cast your vole. tors propose, let us examine some 11:10 Ray Bomera FkiEB ESTIMATES considered derelict In their re of the apace hazards. pre-set to arouse the astl-onaut In that sort of thing.’’ Open Forum week. * l:00 Del Raycea SUNDAYS might have been possible, his an emergency. YOUR FAVORITE BRANDS sponslbllify If they do not tell the No Atmosphere In A sUtement issued here yes­ W INFoUM SOS N. Main S t, Moacheater 4 PJM. to 10:3 0 P.M. |itralghtforward approach was all Chemical rockets with their high HuM-pRuM terday by the National Council on 1:00 Bhowcaao. Nawa 5n 9-0824 right lie at the right moment, A Thought for Todmy In space there is no atmosphere. accelerations are among the se­ Answer to Donor l:16 Army va. Navy CLOSED MONDAYS wrong. The Anderson mission be­ We find severe temperature Alcoholism, Inc., the President Ijaler on. however, the Bishops ■ponsorad by the verest of the stresses the astro- GOLD BEER New Zealand Vote I^ar Mr. lAppen, said: 4:30 Bnowcaae and Nawa gan to be deecribed as one of the changes, rodisilions and meteors. " ThU letter U being sent In re- 4:66 Hr. Fix-It lose us s llllle. They get Into the Oonaell of Chnrebea nout encounters. It may be de­ "In terms of suffering inflicted 6:30 Mutual Sports great bungles of all time, until Of these hosards the scientists are sirable to render him unconscious LIQUORS, WINES Against Socialists ■ to your letter to the Editor of 6:60 SportaSporf Spacial evils of conformity, as follows: . fully aware. However, there are vacations? on ths victims and 'heir families, 4:00 Canada Call* FOR EXTRA MONEY ' ha himself had to become defensive during this maneuver. This above DUCOandDUlUXRmNISHING le Manchester Evening Herald alcoholism ranks among the na­ ‘'Uniformity of thought and su­ The calendar of the Christian others which are not os evident. type of brain stimulation may be and printed In the Open Forum on 6:06 Showcase and Naws about it. He claimed that. If he Year begins with the season called As an example, because there Is FREE DEUVERY (OontiniMd from Paga,06a) tion’s most ssrious health prob­ 7:06 Social Security Berube's pine loyalty to the organization, used to induce sleep by the pass­ Tuesday, Nov. 22. lems. 7:15 Evening Devotions TYPEWRITER SERVICE hadn’t got anything at Bonn, he “Advent,” which la a time of ex­ no atmosphere • the utronaut age of a current through the brain. Ml 9^5507 I MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST If you were Inconvsnienoed by 7:20 Showcase and Nawa 479 Middle Tpke. E. WE PAY uhelher It be the Industrial corpo­ Forget winter dreariness in the sur drenched surf at the when the House woe dissolved for "Only In recent years has It been 11:06 hi^ at least warned the. West Ger­ pectancy and preparation, fo r the must be fumUhed a breathable Even pleasurable sensations MAN<>1ESTER the delay In the drawing of your Mdkic Beyond the Start and Newa Slanehester ration, the labor union, or the po­ coming of the Savior, There are elections. recognised that alcoholism is a 12:06 World Newt Roundup mans that, If we faced a choice be­ atmosphere. It must possess a cer­ might be stimulated In the case Colonnades. Two sparkling pools . . . an inviting ocean and H**«Y MUU blood at the Red Cross Bloodmo- 12:16 Signoff ’ HIGHEST FRIGES litical' parly, are too often encour­ always four Sundays in Advent, tain pressure and contain a mlnl- It was pooslble that the count disease and that its victims could of long trips. One' Intriguing bile, ws are very sorry, but I am and should be helped, not only for REBUILT 'tkPEWRlTEKS For Rags, Paper, Metals tween preaerving the statu* of our aged and rewarded. The organiza­ the first being ths Sunday neareat rnum amount of oxygen. Because a wide, white, powder-soft beach for tanning. There’s deep v iC H rs Phone hfoncheeter of absentM ballots would result ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, pharmacolo^cal possibility Is the in a change in one or two seats. sure that you have the happy sat­ themselves but tot the sake of so- dqllai', and keeping troops. In West Nov. 30. the astronaut Is in space without recent work done on the "pless- Lu C. SMITHS, Etc. and Scrap Iron tional man, cloaked In a sort of sea fiflhing too! Food is divine . . . nights are starlit and PACKAGE STORE Nomroi Miiehell 3s7043 isfaction of knowing that wher­ Longevity Clii^s CALL OR DELIVER TO Germany, we would choose what As we begin preparing for our an atmosphere, the temperature ure center” of the brain. It Is Nash conceded the election to anonymity, rather than the re­ filled with music. Enjoyvinformality and exciting social 20 BISSELL ST. Holyoake, however. ever yotlr blood U, It to doing We Handle Stationery Along was best for the dollar. family Christmas celebrations, let variations are severe. thought that periodic stimulation someone good and that it might Streator, 111., Nov. 26 (Ah—Fred sponsible individual, is favored and us also heed the word of the carol, In Space he becomes weightless Two other parties In the elec­ 90 Santas Graduate With Office Machine Snppllee ' But here, o f course, was where of this area may pro'”ide a "satis­ activities. Superb .accommodations and service with even be helping to save a life. W. Gleln celebrated his . 100th advanced. The preparation for this ."Let every heart prepare Him when the rocket engines stop fir­ faction” to relieve the monotony tion, the Communists and the So­ Your Moil List As Desired OSTRINSKY In: your letter; you wondered blFthday today at his farmhouse Dealers In Waste Materials this courtly representative of a condition I* found even, in the field room." ing. Thus he cannot oriant hlmeelf and anxieties of space flight ’’extra” luxuries. Come stay with us . . . cial Credit League, did not win a New York, Nov. 26 (>P)—Having single seat. , about the length o f time consumed north of Streator. Hla observa­ A. J, BfllRUBE, Prop. 731 PARKER ST. simple and leas complicated past of education, where emphogie is An Advent Prayer by gravity. This means that prob- An unforeseen accident yielrUng write D ept MR for free color folder - in the preparation for a donation. won their bells and chlgineys, 50 tions on-longevity were short but O God, who In the days of old Ism* associated with orlenUtlon The Labor party, with 41 seats, Santas are all set to ring In the Ml 9.3477— 5U S-0S4S TeL 5U 3-5735 or 5 0 8-K/19 era, which may never really have placed on adapting oneself to the pain and suffering Is always a ^ s - Let me explain that U It the same pithy. dl()st make thyself known to pro­ will arise. or see your travel agent took office In 1957, resuming the Uletlde season alortg. Muhattan •xlsted save tn his imagination and thinking of the group. ThU pattern sibllity. Under these circum­ principle as that of traffle lights. "Keep breathing,” is one of phets and poets, and in the ful­ The astronaut will be. In com­ stances the astronaut should be Socialist rule It had exercised for thoroughfares. them. ours, became especially naive. is so prevalent tliat some psycholo­ plete Isolation which may. result In 14 years from 1935 to 1949. It Is for your protection and your ness of time didst reveal thyself able to select a state of uncon­ safety. It slows you down and The Kris Klngles, all elderly Another Is this comment on wlawM tPiB tlm a a tw No dollar motivation would psychoses or even holluclnatibns. gists consider juvenile delinquency In thy Son Jeeus Chrlet; help us sciousness with prolonged sleSp Nosh, 78, a veteran of 31 years helps better prepare your body men, were "graduated” yesterday contemporary society: "Too many This breakdown does not exhaust nuke us pull our troops out of M a revolt, just for the sake of to meditate upon the revelation of Induced either by drugs or elec­ service In parliament, will now for. the drawing. Giving blood is from the school for Santa Clauses opportunities, to ride, too little to O a m a a j. thyself which thou hast given that the types of alrtaoes to which the tronically. five way to a much younger man, of ths Volunteers of Amoxlca. TTielr walk.” rebellion, against a stifling uni­ astro(naut will be subject when he Too Mme ttis job.. .we luve just the right Du Pont for most people quite easy, but And although, for the moment, thy constant love may become These are but eome of the fas­ Piinf for It... in colon to milch anythrhil Hm a It appeared. Holyoake, a farmer nonetheless a serious undertaking, ’’diplomas’’ were bells and chlm- formity that fails to challenge the known to us and we may feel thy goee Into space. Tha most acute and poXticlan, is 56. neys. W sot Oetnum public oplnloh’ is cinating proposals made 1^ these question on coiof?.. . whet to ms? . . . how to do it? both for the donor and thoee work- Niagara Falls, N. Y „ Nov. 26 Individuality of the student.’' pretence alwaye with us: through question today concerns the reac­ two pioneering docton. Ithe fact Foreign policy flfured almost Among things ths gentlemen aettng ais If It were properly shock­ tion of the ostronauU to these CALL OS (or expert bcip on your next ptintiBf job. ora whose services are Involved. (Ah—Osborne ' Joseph celebrated Is all this still os valid as It used the some Jeeue (Thrist our Lord. that they ore being discussed may noB at all In the campaign In It must not be hurried. Because were ■ taught was not to promise his 101st birthday yesterday. Amen. etressei. CALL ed end disturbed by such a threat, to be, when our self-critical de­ Indicate Uiat the realization of which both parties stressed such of many reasons It U imposslblq children everything they want for Joseph, a ’hiscarora Indian; is we are not very far away from BubqtlUed by Dre. Kline and Clynes have theiM new and unique methods may lasues as t o m and pensions. . Christi)tah—Just be gently vague. MI 3-6S63 nunciation of our own conformity studied these problems and find EgJbMsoBpAINTCQ to fix a deflntto number of min­ the father of 27 ohildren. Tha old­ the moment when Weet Germany Rev. H. Osgood Bennstt, not be os distant ofi we think. ' The National party advocated utes needed. est la a son tn his 70s andi the b«g«n? Have the great unions North Methodist Church. that, perhaps, tha body Is not os We should remember that the a policy of incentives for private M KEYLESS CARS -will, quite natureUy, be eager to Inviolate as was once thought 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER PHONE Ml 9-4$01 ‘You realise, X am certain, that youngest a daughter of He which hsvs colled the greet fUsle Btlmulus o f apace flight has forced tntorprise and ownership, Includ- Hartford,'Nov. 26 I®—A Hart­ now lives with his fourth wife, They believe that If tka non-ma­ human beings vary .from day to ooBvert any euch threat iiito a strikes of the post year onjoyed *SterUng, Silver all aclentista to greater efforts and BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORIC ^ reduced Income, gift and In- ford car dealer hoe 80 keyleos cam Katherine, 56. chine combination oonnot work too even If spoca flight does not ma- olonnades HOTEL day. This U proctoely'tha reason for sole. Howard Oltlen, 2818 th# "supine toyolty" o f thoir mem- BUvsr marksd ’’sttrling’’ Is well and the ntoehlne oonnot be hantonce taxes, cheaper housing tbs American NaUonai Red Cross Hq worked iii a local plant until a e the woeM o f we helped Oer- toriaUaa In the foiihlona we expect loans and abolutton of compulodry Main S t, told poUee yoaO ^ay ho was 85, and started smoking brnhip? Hove there ovor boon fuonatsdd by law to eontoln 935 chon|;ed, why not tx y ohanglin today, the • orld will he batter for sUpulotea that medical historisa thief hod swiped fte i^U on keys .,«iatisr «o Oermany is honor bound parts of■ solid ‘ d islivtr to 75 partsp^r of PALM ■■ACH AHORRS trade unionism. Labor promised '"muat be tokon each Urns a per­ etgars yrhen he was 90, a daughter elections In .which the Amorlcon ttM reeesurh which vfont Into It from a board la his !ice. Ha~ jM- sMd. A. doily stroll of os much os M doilgaod to gtvo it oddod While thla m ii^t ha «ena • PAINTS higher psnslona for aervleemeB, son piAMnU htmssU for a dona- r IB M p uei, tlMt o< the opto. poDpIo Bumwi U w MfoMI Cor m (Oogyrtght 1960^ Oanerol Feo- tlmatos it’ll oost ob’Hit'M aplM t^ two mtlea during the sununer MoKhester Mpviaf ttaM Mola hyewlatlew of nma tiirea Oorp,) RIVIERA lEACfH, FLORIDA • Flwn* FALM RfADH. VI 4 4 2 2 1 H inmoscs tn sodal sseurity and tlOB, no matter how many tlmsa iUClit to* nduetions. toks tfM Meks put-and k »v s dupU- mpnfha to atiU on# o f hto favorite ha may hsT* domtod.” Zt to A eotes wads. pMtlmaa, and ThieUif C a * i; j V. .,S ' ,V ■ T

r :.v.i MANCHESTER I S V l ^ O H E R ^ , MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVRMfeER'^28, 1986 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONK. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1966 i r v ' BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with. MAJOR HOOFLE DAILY CROSSWPRD PUZZLE 1 SAY, ’ ^SO WHAT? I'M . ^ U U ll NCCE^flTY IStHC AAOTHEROP^ e u v h O R , INVENTION*-r AS THE y and Navy Leading 1 SORROW 5AVIN0 6 0 BSI AtOPOQMTO Z GEB.LlHlCLE SUUfiV-- X 'I* Anawof to Prevlotia Punta WEAR? IT'5 ^EAN AMOS^X /WY WOBD. L EANlDEfif, VQO DiSMOMQft Pdcific Islond T V JtEASTLV COUP tH O U S rtT TH E PBOUD HOOPLEr SPlBlTi>F SELF You'D BE Radio, TV Sports CXJTJ m s a r GLAD TO HELP o u r Baylor Gets 320Points (EBLIANce 8V ^ESEINiS POe A NEW ACXM8 DOWN 'lOOfriHS NOW tHATYOU'RE IN yi Bowl Groups pOOTBALL/-M^HAHi-KAFF.''-*^WMy, ItiarfMt ot Ui* 1 Strong wind Saturday— tHECrtlP^ATTHEZ Mamni* 2 Employera . W UENt WAS VOJR AGE.X TOILED OWLS CLUB, BUT ^ 1 p.m.—College Feethall TJAILV to SUPPORT MYSEl F A F T E R Sn ii principal 3 Antenna M/K/Btr triE BOARDERS 4 Cartograph In Last Seven Contests Kickoff. Set to S^igh W A LK lN S T O AM D FROKA SCHOOL.'/ Paciflc base of ARE :SUST MAKING the USAF .5 Go by aircraft lil# —Army vs. NaVy, A DISTANCE OF TMREEr AA1L6S Strategic — 6 Roman road Channel 8. EACH WAV, I M.ISMT T H A T UP/ to BETTER OO A S K A U N T . Command 7 Polynesian New York, Nov. 26 (/P)—Where would the Los Angeles Sports on Parade, Leading Quba ADDZ 8 Mount Lamiam chestnut ^ k ers be without Elgin Baylor ? Don’t ask them. They shud­ Channel SO. A R T H A .V « ia ita highest 8 Dsnee step 9 Makes into law der to think of it. Baj'lor has been on a scoring binge for the 2 p.m.-r-Fro 'BeuiketbaU, New York, Nov. 2^1 • 12 SaUing 10 Book of maps Syracuse ys. Boetok, The college football seasoa, 13 Japanesa 11 Sharp 2SLRequired 39 Nomad past seven games, pouring in a total of 320 points, almost 46 //-/* • g'ame. Tlie Lakera have won aix'^ Ciuuinels 3S. SO. I960 veraion, runs its couirie H2^ ___ outcast 19 ------27Tltters discovered 41 Gem of their last seven. 4:15—College Football Score­ 14 Poktr stake these islsiLds 28 Hebrides'island 42prong turn the tables on the Celtics —except for a few atrasslera ALLY OOl' BY V. T. HAMLIN 15 Sweet lecrelicn March 6, 1521 33 Redacted 43 Volcano la Their streak also has kept them board, Channel t. 18 Soak flax 20 They were 3.5 Occupant Sicily when they led 103-96 with only 4:S0—Bowling Stars, next week—^today with the YEH, DOC, \rvE ALREACrv' GOT CMON,DIPPY,OL' BOY, have WJTVE SOT (T / YER..SM7H 3B Puff up 45 Snoozes within s ig h to f the St. Louis 5:45 left In the game. But they , RUN GET TH’ \ tT GOING. .NOW VO) ITBargaln.event called th e ----- Hawks, who are leading the West­ Channel SO. nationally televised Army- ANOTHER CANTALOUPE MADE, DOC VCANTALOUPES la SUkwoi% 23 Caught breath 38 Persian water 47 Abstract beinf couldn’t stand the prosperity and 4:S0—TV Race of Week, Navy game In Philadelphia the top : CANTALOUPES^ ITtME MAOHINEySEE IF MX) CAN LOTS MORE UP HERE VE22IR WE SURET YET.' 6HAAN IS Righteoua convulsively wheel 49 Greek letter ern Division of the National Bas- G01N 7 . 'GET THE CRITTER AHEAP FOR YOU 21 Is able ketba,Il Assn. The Lakers trail by scored only two more baskets. The Display Handicap, attraction. Vl INSIDE IT/ 22! Story of heroic r“ T ~ T- r “ s r " 7 r ~ r ~ IA r r 2 ^ games. Celtics went ahead 108-106 at 1:15 Channel 18. But there were other'Important deeds and Ken Sears evened It at 106- 5 p.m.—Junior DUekpin Bowl- games scheduled around the coun­ 24 Social insects n r 13 u ' Baylor found the range for 81 106. But the Knicks missed their 'Ing, ^annel 18. try, including: 26 Loiters poinU last night, and the Lakers next seven shots from the field. ll p.m.—AlbStar Golf 28 Roman date l6 17 whipped the Detroit Pistons, 141- Channel S. 29 Body of water r r Sears wound up with 28 points, 1. MiMissIppi-MIssisaIppi .State* 30 Native metal 128, in overtime. Baylor pulled the 6:S0 p.m.—BewUng Stars, It i4 iA 21 the game's high scorer. Bill Shar- Channel SO. ,Ole Mlaa (8-0-1) la ahootfaig for 31 Veneer sheet ' Lakers back from a 14-polnt defi­ man paced the winners with 26. the Nattonal Ohamploaehip. TUr4 32 Cain's refuge cit In the first period, kept them 7 p.m.—Pro Football Hlgh- X. In the current Aasociated Press 5 M A L L = iBib.) close In the second, broke a 116- lil^te, Channel tt. CASE- OF 33 Lampreys poll behind Minnesota and lowoi 34DU1 r 116 tie In the final period and 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, both of whieh have finished opera­ BLACIA’S POP BY AL VKRMKKR 48 Deep hole r McCarthy Enter. ... 21 .875 Channel 8. 49 Brazilian state H In the only other game of the White Glass ...... ;12 „500 ^ J E E P E R « ! O W , DR. MSQAHEY i s I k WHEN 50 Solar disk 2 p.m.—Forty NIners vs.'Colts, 2. AlatMuna-.Anburn. ’Bame (S- 1C IT light, the Boston Celtics, leading Hobby Shoppe ...... 12 .500 Channels 22, 80;. WINF. 1-1) Is being watched by the Btoe ”'v. S H E ’LL' TREATING HER'.*^ 1 HAD . 51 Feminine U u the Eastern Division, edged the Kaye’s Sportwear ..11 .458 HOLLYHOCK CANY - BE ALL HE GAVE ME . appellation 2:80—Connecticut Ten Pin Bonnet Bowl as a possible oppon­ .Vew York Knickerbockers 111- Turcotte’s Esso ...... 8 ,.3.3.3 Derby, Channel 8. COME OUT, DEAR! SHE RIGHT MEDICINE 52 Shnd U Si Si Land O'Fashlon .... 8 .333 ent for Texss. A good perfem aaco HAS THE FLU t r e a t i n g 53 Couches ,■5 110 on Frank Ramsey’s two free 8:80—Buffalo vs. Denver, would clinch the bid. Incidentally, HER? SHE'S 54 Meadow throws with 15 seconds to go, Channel 8. 55 Greenland S4 ss Best' bowlers Included Maude if Hie Crimson Tide wdns and J.UCKY Eskimoa If ■The victory was the Celtics’ Carpenter lYS-llO, Anne Twerdy 4sl5—This Week In Sports, Mississippi happens to lose, the ^ixth In a row and the defeat was Channel 8. SEC Hfle goes to Florida. M Ole 116-112, Elsie Pound 113-114, 4:80—Sports Camera, No. 7 straight for the Knicks. New Shirley Vlttner 121, Kay Peretto Miss loses. Auburn could win the York has won only two games all 120, Marge Holmes 119. Flo Kloter Channel 80. title by bearing . SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI season. 5:15—Football Parade, / 118, Fran Crandall 115, Anna'Mae Channel 18. / 8, Rice-Baylor. A Rice victory The Knicks appeared ready to White 112, Maureen Tomklel 111. would enable the Owls to flidsh Giants Get Second Shot Sunday In' a tie with Arkansas for the Southwest Conference Champion­ ship and almost certainly a bid to a major howl. Baylor, like Rice HOT RODDERS 7-2 overall, already Is In Hie Oater \/4n4aii/0eC. DO Despite Hot Temper, Mackay Wins Top bowlers were Carl Carlson Eagles' Last Quarter Club Bowl. iWfT.' 558, BUI Malausky 507. HONMi: liY .TOi: CAMPBEIJ, A New Mexlea Rtate-Texa* COUNTRY CLUB MEN New Y’ork, Nov. 25 (/P)—♦for Norm Van Brocklln’s late-game*238 total. Phltadelphia’s total is Melbourne, Australia, N o v .26«>_ Mackay survived boos, whistlestThe Western. On the surfaMt, this %rt0nu, I ^ yOU VE BEEN y o u ^ I OIDNT spectators booed lustily as Standings Sometimes statistics lie. pa.ssing. 211 would hardly appear parricnUrly —Big Barry Mackay wSs "ready and catcalls from the -gallery of they had done at Mackay's earlier That’s what happened last Sun­ IN THE TUB CAN LET PUT A.NV to go into orbit” in the Victorian W. L. Pet. Sometimes they are meaning­ The ColLs (6-2) held the same Important, hut New Mexico State 2,000 to beat unranked Wayne tantrums, Once he hit the ball D riv e rs...... 15 12 .556 day when the Eagles, behind 10-0, poslUon in the Western Conference Is rite only major team with a UDMG ENOUGH, THE WATER \rs4 Y E T / Tennis Championships today, but towards a photographer on the less. But there is one statistic controlled the ball practically the BONNIE/ RUNOUT deepite his display of temper he Reid 1-6, 8-6, 12-14, 6-0, 6-3. Mc­ Blasters ...... 15 12 .5.56 as the Eagles do in the F.asl a game remaining on its erhednJe sidelines and several times banged Spoons ...... 15 12 .556 more than an.v other th at tells entire last half and scored 10 game and a half lead with four to NOW/ rallied to win a marathon three- Kinley had an easier time against points in the final quarter to up­ that Is unbeaten and untied. A hour battle and gain the quarter- Reid’s brother, Doug, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2. his racket Into the ground and on Nibllcs ...... 1 5 12 .556 why the Philadelphia Eagles play. After a week off, Baliiniore rirt'Ory would give State, the Bor­ top of the net. Fairways ...... 12 15 .444 a're leading the Ea.stem Confer­ set the Giants at New York, 17-10. Is home tomorrow to the San finals. Ralston went down before Barry Eagles Favored der Conference ehainploniAlp. a Keeplpg pace with the veteran Phillips Moore 8-6, 6-4, 6-1 after Once when the crowd cheered a Cleeks ...... 12 15 .444 ence of the National Football Francl.sco 49prs (4-41, and the 10-0 record tor the year and a \F VOO DCWT STOP, I'L U winning shot by Reid, Mackay I r o n s ...... 12 15 .444 League. And that's one reason why the Colts are 1.5-point favorites. HAN«lMd U.S. D*vis Cup star from Dayton, blowing a 5-2 lead'in the first set. Eagles are six-point home favor­ winning streak of 14 straight. HAVE TO UJCKVOO OPl Ohio, was young Chuck McKinley Before he was calmed down by made a gesture of stopping up his Brassies ...... 12 15 .444 The Philadelphia team has scor­ If the Eagles can take the l i ears with his fingers. ed 92 points in the last period of ites to beat the Giant.s (.5-2-1) Yale la the only other major of St. Louis. However, 18-year-old David Freed, Ihe U.S. team cap­ again tomorrow and nip the Phila­ Giants tomorrow, they need only school with sn unsullied mkrk, and ABAIKIT Dennis Ralston, of Bakersfield, tain. during the Intermission after Many times he let out yelps of Leading totals were rolled by eight game.s it has played, an .one more to clinch a tie for the discontent over some wayward Mario Boccalatte 136-360, Ray delphia winning atreak to aeven af- ( the Elis have finished their sea­ m e Csllf.. disappointed and was elim­ the third set Macka.v seemed on the average of 11's for each fourth ter a season-opening loss to the jBaltimore is also in good y inated. shot and once turned to Captain DellaFera 13.5-361, A1 Grayson quarter. son as champions of the Ivy LAW verge of elimination. Clevelandind RrownsBrowns. .shape With only second-division League. Bernard (Tut) Bartxen, of Dal­ Freed, sitting in the stands, and 161-364, Art Brtckley 137, John Why? opponent.^ left on the schedule, ON The tempermental Yank twice exclaimed in a loud voice: Rieder 355, Lou Beckep 352, Clar­ If the Eagles' 92 last-period The Army-Navy gams will be las, also fell by the wayside. He blew set point in the long third sat Apparently because the Eagles’ linle.ss both conference leaders flop, SONhAY! was eliminated by Mike Sangster “This Is a day I should have ence Finley 356. points don't seem impressive, con­ the Dec. 26 NFL title game seems played before , the usual capaeltv H<6 hy WtA. w. T.M Ha^. Q.i. Et<. ON. and when he finally lost the set, he stayed in bed—but I don’t have a This must be the closest league quick, sure pass recelver.«i- Tommy sider that the Baltimore Colt.s, throng of 100,000 In Municipal of England, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. bit the ball high into the stands: McDonald, Bobby Waltson and highest scoring team in the league likely to be at Phiiadelphia where bed.” , in town, four teams tied for first the ("'oils would .shoot for an un­ Stadium and will be seen on tele­ JliOO .SAXON ______BY KL.N HAM) and .JL'KKY BKONDFIELD "Jimmy is on his way to hit first million. Dad. He just T place and fourth others tied for Pete Retxlaff—wear down the de­ through eight games, have scored vision starting at 1:30, EST fenders and make them easy prey only 59 in the final period out of a precedented third straight playoff signed up for a course in TV repair!" fifth place, only three games sep­ championship. (ABC-TV). AFTgR Peggy HAS BEtN TAKfN HOME; f arating first and last place. The Clreen Bay Packers (5-4) Kavj* 1* ranked No. 7 In tha AP HOW PPRFECT IT WAS FOR who had the Western lead a few poll, .and (Shows an 8-1 raeord. ZCREL HWSELF TO ASK FOR MISS cSKfou Ne>^ Crop of Pass Catchers coMuraatci.AL t e n p in s Largest Crowd in History Orderly Armj* ia 6-2-1. pRivacv at youR coUNTRy T weeks back, lost their second IS NOW 60UND LIITLE SPORTS BY ROUSON ' Standings Army’s big problem is to atop STUDIO BY IT WITHOUT / W. L. Pet. straight, 23-10 to the Detroit MV HAVIN(S TO STABLCS STABLCS Lions on Thanksgiving Day and Joe Bellino, Na'vy’* All-Amerk:a SU36EST IT... S rA B tF S ^ ^ s r A p i.e s Pagani Caterers .. .38 6 .864 candidate. Last year, the Cadet* Roy , Motors ...... 31 13 .705 Policy Handled Situation Well now the Bears are the chief threat D u Add Luster to Pro Gridders to the Colts. » couldn’t do a thing with him and A.B.A. Tool ...... 29 15 .659 he scored three touchdown* . In New York Dean Machine . . . . .27 17 .614 Chicago (4-3-1) is favored by 22 Navy’* 43-12 rictory. THAT WILL ,.h „ , p ,„ , Barlow’s. T.V...... 26 At Scholastic Football Game over the vl.siting Dalla.s Texans THE RISHT first thing a professional mer, another All-America, who 18 .591 He’* been on a rampage all this ALL RkSHT,' a year In the Army, is a genuine... Fleet Lube ...... 25 19 .568 (0-01 tomorrow. The Brown.s (5-3) year. Statistically, he ha* scored coach looks for is a quarter­ excelled at Michigan. Dowler was and klng-siee^ surprise package. Dugan's Bakery .. .22 22 must whip^the Cardinals (.5-4) at named the NFL’s Rookle-of-the- .500 The largest crowd ever to at-'i'their part in doing the job in Man­ 104 points (No. 2 in the counta^), back who can hit a gnat in the He attracted nothing more than Carter’.^ Chevrolet .22 22 .500 tend a Manchester High football chester, which was the first of the Pi. Louis to remain in contention has rushed for 749 yards, passed Y’ear in 19,59. the attention accorded a good col­ in the Ea.st. Cleveland is favored CaBf *W<5aa‘' FaaL'aiCe'P eye with a football at 40 Little Joe’s ...... 22 22 .500 game, 4,500 fans at Thanksgiving two schools painted. for two touchdowms and quick- Tt4.W'wr'^ Frd, Missed Bus lege end. He stands six-four, Nichols Tire ...... 19 25 .432 Day’s clash with East Hartford Because of the incidents the by a touchdown. kieked for a 47.1 average. S f f i . yards. The head man knows The missed weighs 218 pounds. he can get precisely nowhere Burnside Auto .... .19 25 .432 may'have been particularly at­ "Manchester .Police were out in The Ea.st’s hollom teams, Pitts­ Army's attack i* nothing b* B. C, the bus on Dial and regret it. Jim Randle,' the fastest of the lot. Fiano'a ...... 17 27 .386 tracted by a series of inpldents burgh (3-5-1) and Washington sneezed at. The Cadet* rankto No. full force at the turkey day foot­ BY JOHNNY HART without one. I^e Howell didn’t get much of a (1-5-21, round out the schedule | IH"///, SAWYKR catches the home run ball. He ran Man. Sand ...... 17 27 .386 ' which took place before th'ff game. ball game. A total of 10 uniformed 9 offensively In the Country, and BY ROY CRANE THEFE rs NO e»UOFY'J ^SetdEDAV MY TUMES WILL YET, TODAY I AM APPLAUDED WITH The next thing the coach takes look at Dial, the scatback type. second to only Dave Sime In At­ Willie’s House . . . . .17 27 .386 I Fortunately, with much of the policemen were on duty at Me­ with the Steelers favored by 101 have a whiz of a passer in Ttom Buddy was retarded in his money Musically', i'm tc?o fa r a h e a d He r a l d e d fa r a n d w i d e . Into consideration Is pass receiv­ lantic ' Coast Conference sprints. Willis Garage . . . . .17 27 .388 1 credit going to the town’s Police morial Flelicl- under the supervision over the Redskins who held them 1 Blarida who has gained 1.007 yards’ WI60T TUCRIiAmiROF'EM. Bur ONE HAND. ers. As a group they represent the how first by the All-Star game in to a 27-27 tie at 'Washington last SOTTA *OON TH* PAN' HIM, 8ur OF M Y T iM r. Because of Randle, the Cardinals Cities Service .... .17 27 .386 Department, there were no esca­ of Sgt. George McCaughey. passing. Including eight touch­ MAKE ITHIV WIRtTRTlHSTO ^ ------ll— — - most important commodity In the Chicfl^o Rnd th6n by & virui. Put placed Woodley Lewis on the disas­ Oslund Tool ...... month. Ix)s Angeles Is Idle, downs, ' TOLICf SURROUND WWAT WAS STtAL A POLARIS .16 27 .375 pades on the 'day of the game to Many of the town's policemen, A RUN gams. on waivers,' he was snapped up by ter list created in preparation for Man. 'Upholstering .14 29 .330 add to the previous. who had earlier in the day been In the American League, Buf­ A Navy victory would send the KiS r. SUIPANCF PACKAflS. the . He has' TUB POLICE CAU&HT The National League trots out league expansion. During the week before the *n- assigned to the Five Mile Road falo is at Denver and Oakland at Cotton and Orange Bowl bigwigs a very superior quartet of new Pete Brewster, another slotback Setting a new high triple for mial gridiron clash between the Los Angeles. nishing in with contracts. The ______on the bench. Jimmy Phillips of Auburn and Race, came over to the football pass catchers this .season. : They Los Angeles and Jim Gibbons of the season this week was Vic Tag- two keen rivals, a pair of "paint game of their own accord. In­ Conerly May Play Middies probsbly would talc* one. are Boyd Dowler ot Colorado and “Buddy Parker and I took him Iowa and Detroit are third-year gert. The latter hit a sparkling Jobs" were performed on the cluded in this latter group was The Giants hope fo have Charley The word from the Army camp is Green Bay, Buddy. Dial of Rice on hl.s college reputation,” recalls men crashing headlines bv pluck­ 628 on games of 228, 202 and 198. buildings of the respective schools. Police Chief James Reardon. Conerly, their No. 1 quarterback, that if the O dets win, they will and Pittsburgh. Willard Dewveall the Incomparable Bobby Layne. ing the football out of the air. Other good scores included Bert The six culprits fi;om Manchester But there Was no need for the off the injured list for the game reverse their long standing policy V f " \ and accept a bowl bid. .. - i i J of Southern Methodist and Chi­ “For his stage of development he Monte Stickles of Notre Dame Sweet .56.3, Bob Cone 558, Hank who applied paint at EaSt Hart­ presence olj the added policemen. with the Ragles, but Frank Gif­ cago and of Vir­ Other major games; e • , . is the finest attacking end I ever and San Francisco and Dale Cog- Redwen 203 -.5.53, Tony Giraitis ford High* were picked up and There wasn’t one report of row- ford, the halfback who is both a ginia and St. Louts. Each is in his a; w.” ------dill of Washington State and De­ 203. Norm Morrissette 202. Milt suspended a weeTi'from school. T ^ dylsm at the game won by the Clutch receiver and ninner.for the Virginia—North CaroHnaTTen- i second season as a pro and beat ne.a*ee-Vanderbllt, Georgia Tech- ema ose Tag mmu t*mb te Dewveall has Harlon Hill, first troit are freshmen who quickly Tedford 201, Nino Pagan! 200. East Hartford students admitted host Indians. 32-0. Giants, is lost for the se«on. So out an established star. gathered the Idea of gathering in Georgia, Notre Dwe-Southem f^OAOILOCK AHtAD OFHIM, WAILING SIRINS WCKOF HIM, winner of the is defensive end .Itm Kstesvage. Dowler, slx-five and 220, Is the riding the boards. the ball. BE.STATTRANT LEAGUE The Engles are in good shape California, Furman-Clemaon, Lou­ *YT^TmhSSM^TRYINS AAAN TtYINfi 70to CSTAP*CiCAP* ItAPAItftPS WOMFROM HISUl< rouruTRUCK. isiana SUte-Tulane, South (Jaro- MOR'I'Y IMKEKLE BY DICK CAVALLi biggest of the lot. A slotback or , Berry, the manufactured These receivers demand double Standings physically. a third end, he punted while quar­ football plaj-er with the champion coverage. When a coach has Grade W. L, Quartet of Keturnin^ Vets Colt quarterback Johnny UniUs lina-Wak# Forest, Oklahoma- VtXl KNOW r ALWAYS WIND wpo,,SINCE YOU terbacking Colorado, took passes FalUlnore Colts, currently is the A pitchers and catchers like these Pagani’s ...... 25 8 Oklahoma State, Tu]*a-Heu*ton, M K ;hL ^ i t .v n WHV DO YOU KEEP I'M NOT GOING HOME .758 had recovered from facial cuts Arizona State-Arizona, Texas BY LANK l,KONARD UP WITH AN UPSerSTOMACM. PHDMISeO,rLLC50, WITH AN UPSETSTDMAa4 from a halfback. Playing behind business’ top pass snatcher, in full he’s got to pass. He would be fool­ Cavey’s ...... 21 12 suffered two weeks ago in a last- ACCBPTINC DINNeH « H E 'B T H E WORLOtS Dowler now with the Packers are Christian-Southern Methodist, Air BUT lU . TELL YOU THIS tim e/ stride, however. Hill was the slick­ ish not'to take advatnage of them.^ W’alnut ...... 20 13 Return to RHAM High Quintet minute victory over the Bears. TCH, TCHi NEGLECTING ] I'M SURE WE HOW DID THE INVITATIONS FROM WORST COOK,'' O N E T H IN G ... the eelebreted Steve Meilinger, Imperial Foree-Colorado, CoUego of^Paclf* HIS JOB AGAIN.' WELL,/CAN,SERGEANT PAPERS FIND THE TOPRNS6? est since the fabulous Don-Hutson, These young j-eceivers have* fame ...... 17 16 The league’s two top ground PHIL IS YES — AT TEN O’CLOCK! the -and who became a Ra.v's ...... 15 ic-Fre*no SUte and UCLA-'Utah. I.HAVING FOR I HOPE WE CAN — HE ONLY TOLD O U T HE WAS quarter- who wasn't stopped even when and fortune at their finger tips. IS 3Tie RHAM High Sachems em-^polnts per game last season and gainers, Jimmy Brown of Cleve­ T h e g o v e r n o r is KEEP IT QUIET/ J | A FEW FRIENDS Oak Grill ...... 15 T h e c a p i t a l 18 bark upon a 21-game basketball senior Dick Farley (6-1) a good land, with 780 yards, and John m e e t in g h im a t t h e AT CLANCY'S' Gus’s ...... 15 18 [ t h is m o r n in g ? AIRPORT UP THEREI Aaffiv'-ser- 3 tM > D y schedule, opening Dec. 2 against scorer and rebounder. Sophomores Crow of St, Louis, with 702. meet NBA AT A GLANCE c - P A C K e e ^ '* * ’<=*' Lyman Merporisl. RHAM finished Paul Carter (6| and Walt Mort- head-on. When the Browns heat Friday’* Raanlto A 7 ~ 77/F»*L,.. In a battle for first place, in a tie last year for third place in lock (61 are hustling for the for­ the Card-s 28-27 two weeks ago si SHE Pagani’i whioDed- second, place *u 5jkuAV ‘ the Southern Divirion of the C3iar- ward Blots and will definlteiv see Cleveland, Brown outgalned Crow, Los Angelw 141, Datrolt 121. PHILIF’ ‘V __L Cavey's, 2-1. The victory extend­ ter Oak Conference. League op-' action this season. 173 to 27. Boston "111, New Tork 110. ed Pagsni’s lead to four full games. ponents are Portland. East Hamp­ RHAM High hopes to keep Intact moi' Listed with the top pinner.4 were cAuulu ton, Bacon Academy. Cromwell, Its record of never having had a FIN Joe OenovesI 162- 397. Burt Claug- Rocky Hill, and Avon. Independ­ losing basketball season under 544—,39,5, Paul CorrentI 1,38- ents on the schedule are Ellington, Coach Clyde Washburne. 139—391. Larry Bates 139—390 Norwich Tech, Windham Tech, La- The Sachems complete sched­ Tony Salvatore 140—378, Jim Mar­ .. e 1M0 w NU. he Salette, and Lyman Memorial. ule reads as (ollnws: l|.»A T.M. mi. v.i e«. on. tin .376, Carl Bolin Jr. 14D- .36.3. The Sachems have four return­ Dec. 2. Lebanon, away: 7. Wind­ Listen to,.. CAn AIN EASY Howie Hampton 3.59. Don Carpen­ ing lettermen who are looked upon ham Tech, away; 9, East Hampton, BY LBSLIL rilRNKR ter 357, A1 I.«vlgne 147— 3.56. to lead the squad this carqpaign. home; 13. Cromwell, home: 16, HE WANTED TO 66 4URE \ THAT COST HM THE' B U a t T WA« FROM X A GIRL WAS SEEN -Smokey Smoliik 137- 353. Walt MR. AULUNA'IHY OF HER OENTITy lEFORE HI5 LIFEl SHE WE LL CONTACT KELLERS FBI \ DON'T LEAVE Backcourt operatives will be Rocky HIM, Home; 23. Portland, Ii> ILM.SIO.S .lONLS and FRANK RIOGKWAY A .22 CAU8ER REVOLVER,,, \ HURRUNG FROM THE OFFICE.FIND OUT WHAT GIRL, TOWN. CAPTAIN Arrklvy 3.50, Dorn Farr 350, Ed senior Alex Bishop, * real speed­ The Baltimore Colts iTTHtmiC* CALLING ON LOCAL POLICE/SAW HE HAD HEIl LIKE A WOMAN JWGHT CARRy I DIRECTION Of THE KACH away; 28,*'Alumni, home; 30, Leb­ I CANT PEODE ’''STATION easy TO MAKE THE A R R E S T l/ AND W A N Aa ip - WANTED.FOR MURDER W THAT / EAS/. WE WAV Paganl 1.38. ster with an excellent jump *hot: anon, home. , ! cant YOU PUT [ I HAVE A MUCH HEBE, NOW T R r IN HER. h a n d b a g i yA B O U T 10 PM.; A BASy- AREA, HE MIGHT'VE BEEN 7 WANT TO OUESTW WHAT COLOR. HIF8AT6 WHAT TO SHOOT HIM and Junior Meyer Frankel, owner Jan. ?, Bacon Acaderny, away; *■ Vs. - SOME PAINT EASIER WAY ON THE FACEO BLONDE, WITH AFTER'. ------you AGAIN » - KllLKHAOSMP A SUITCASE WEST SIDE REC of a fine outside shot. 10, Windham Tech, home; Avon, I WANT THIS SAMPLES ON THE THAN THAT. • L U « • U M M . ROOM PAINTED.a Im t AlOUT THE GIKL Sfandinga The center slot will probably be away: 14. liaSalette. home; 17, WALLTD HELP HE HOPED TO ME DECIDE? W. L. Pet. won by senior David Taylor (6-1) Norwich Tech, home;' 20, East Sari FraneiNo AEREST .12 8 .800 a good man around the -boards, Hsmpton, away; 24, Cromwell, -I .10 5 .667 sophomore Gordon Weeman (6-2), away; 27, Rocky Hill, away. McCann* . 9 6 .600 ^ David’s .younger brother Fred . Feb. 3, Portland, home; 7, EIG . 9 6 .600 are battling him for the Job Ington; ^lOme; 10. LaSalette, awav; . 7 8 .467 T "’ *** •^•*^ *’’‘**^'‘‘^* * Academy, home; 17, . 1 .067 ) a senior who averaged 11'Avon. home. w c T aganl’a West Side edged aecond > Tomorrow place Hartford Rd. Grille. 2-1. 'The victory gave the wlnnera a two game lead In the aUndinga after JOIN THE 2:00 P.M. the nr*t round of play. MEN’S EXEECISE AND VOLLEYDAU OtOUP THK SlOlO Ol- .MAIM HA W AVNK IKFF COBB Leading scores this week were TO IE HELD WILSON SCRUGGS ^ e t Nowlckl 136 -388, Fxl Kbvla BY PETE HUFFMAN 357. Ed Spence 135 Over MISS ^ ^ I OVERHEARD ONE AFTERNOON EACH WEEK GlUfr M( fOMCTMlUO TUAT WU REVlUC A CRYSTAL, WAS IT THE ONE ' Top average man In the league it ' r 6AL WHO’S PUD FROM BORFOOM/ WHAT YOU SAID IN WHICH ED 1* Ted Chambers at 115.5. Bob AT THE YOU FOR * PtRFU Tiy & ABOUT LYING MARVIN WAS MtfVtLOUS CV6NIH6 MT I yqUMEAN T "GUARDIAN" AT A TRIAL! Farmer’* 402 was the top triple COMMUNITY "Y" RECREATION CENTER * 12S0 ?16S?'NSIN REPORTER! CONVICTED while A1 Wilhelm's IM wa* the CAmoM/ HERE MASTER-? ' OR.. b^at tingle. 79 NORTH MAIN ST. ON YOUR DIAL TIME: 3:30 to 5:00 PJwl. HOLTOAY COMMERCIAL WINF SUndlngb r W. L. Pet. FUI in aad return to the RECREATION DEPT. 2* SCHOOL*^ Co-Spontered By: Lenox Phaimacy . . , |28 8 .778 MANUFACTURER OF Paul D odge...... , .2 5 11 .694 PLEAra REGISTER ME IN THE'ABOVE ACTIVITY t I. Man. Motor Sale* . . 17 19 -.472 AND NOTIFY ME OP THE STARTING DA-TE. Man. Motor Service 16 20 ,444 NUTMEO BRAND MEAT PRODUCTS Moriarty Bro*...... 14 22 .389 I PREFER TUr.8DAY^------THURSpAY- Botticello Nurserte* 9 87 .250 ' — a n d ------N am a^...... Phone ...... Only one bowler gained tfio A end H AlfTOMATIC TRANSMISSION COt "new*" thi* week. Dave, WhltlwiS Addreaa ...... w lth n 1^40 Miifflc V ^ . . m -A. L . MAWOBESTEB EVENIKO BERALD. KANCRE8TBR. OOMN., SATURDAT. NOVEMBER 29, i960 pjm m m BIANCHESTE^ EVENING HERALD, BfANCHESTBR; OONN^ SATimDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1960 rA jQ in n H T Roomn WIthoRt Board 5$ Buamaaa Location^ Uoaaoa for S a | a R gossb fq r IMIB Hottnaa f&r SiKi for Rent 64 l a r g e attraetiv* rodm next tq — BIG HOUSE — UTTLE CUSTOM BUllJr 19to 8 ' room FIVE ROOM ranch, attached ga­ P o U t ic ^ m k AntomubOc* tor Sate 4 THERB^OUGRTA BE A LAW BY FAGALT u ^ SHORTEN Artidw For Sate 46 HonaalioM Goods 61 home, 3 baths, flrejplace, breOse-' Opinion Rules Peck bath, private home, private en­ l a r g e ONE^thom air-conditioiied rage, fireplace, tile bAth, wall to trance, reasonable. Gentleman. PRICE way, double garage, 3% acres wall car^tlng good condition 1B51 CHEVRCUET, good nbuUng L0 AM:-8AMD>Bte«a - Oraval - BABT OARWreonverte'to '.w omce. 100% Main St. lotottHi. Excellent locaticm. Ml 9-4966. Marlow’e 887 Mam 8L' ' ' ' tUM^e, 1 outskirts. Carlton W, throuiBaut, price $17,066. Charles Set in Conga condition. Can MI 8-0011 after « Flu and Ameirite. For prompt da- sakt, $4; 'baby basket with pad, Six rwm ciqw, formai mtoUas, Ml 94182, Lesperaace, MI 9-7630. New (iOP Registrar CLASSIFIED p.m. Scosyiit Uvery eall MI AMOS. Walter F- $5: Mahogany coffee taMe with r o o m f o r rent, bath, heated. rq6m, • bedrooma, fii . ^Bss, 17. Andover FI 3-8143. MAIN STRBSnr—Building for bUnde, acreena and itOrm windowa, ' (CsellmtogliieiirfUge A ’Dieater Building. Apply Manager ,, n—VERNON $11,600 ; 2-nanlly 64 duplex, cen­ coated and trimmed, choice se­ Cost Over $700 and cooking facilittea. Middle-aged or call Ml 3-7832. down. CaU MI 84464 or AD 8-1341. trally located, $l8,600 ; 4 bed­ Arthur LeClaire Jr. was requested The Congo’s localised tribal etrue- lection. C. .1. Morrison Paint when questions arose oVer th'e COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. PREPARE FOR driver’s test. lady preferred. MI 3-8388, Large 8H room ranch, 1% batha, room modern ranCK; plus attached ture. Lumiunba favored a otTeng MONPATyThni FWDAY 10:80 AJW.—jIATURDA r 9 A.M. Store, 886 Center. NEVER BEEN USED ood location nfiar new Lake StrAet MANCHESTER-SIX foom older garage, nice lot, assumable G.I. method of replacement after Hem- central government. Ages 18 to 80. Driving and class WELL FURmsiriSHED. heated rooms room. Three instructors. No wait­ Sale Price $368 Hniues tor Rent 65 chool. LArge lot. For further in­ home on 100x200 lot, aluminum mortgage. Sale price $14,000. Ingfway submitted his resignation Congo President Joseph Kasa'vu- and cabins by tne week. Free formation or appolntmtot to eAe, combinationa, fuu cellar and attic. last week for reasons of health. “PLEASE READ YOUR AD ing Mancheater Driving Acade­ STORM WINDOWS and screens, Many more from $4,500 up. CaU bu has sided with Tshombe regard­ Pay Only $4 Week parking. Scranton Motel, Ml THREE BEDROOM year round caU. Many impfovemente. City emiven- LeCIalre said he baaed his opin­ ing a decentralized federal gov­ CIbm UM or “ Want Ad»“ ar« taken over the phona aa a oon- my. PI 2-1249. window sash. 187 Birch St. 9-0836. cottage, new hot air heating aya the Ellsworth Mitten .Agency, lencu. Bui atop at the door. CAU Realtors, MI 3-6930 or MI 0-5634. ion on a Supreme Court of Errors ernment atructure. Tonleooe*'The advertleer ebould read hla ad the DAT IX V LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ Sacrificing complete bedroom, tern, $85 a month. Call Ml 9-0726. R. F. DiMOCK CO. owner. MI 3-9770. case In which it was decided that APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inaer* WOOD STORM windows — Two p l e a s a n t heated room for gen­ For Kasavubu, fresh from a vic­ censed driving school trained— complete living room a^d kitchen MANCHESTER — New 8 (twin- vacancy does not actually exist tton. The Herald la reaponaible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted. 38x55, two 30x38Vi, one 38x39, four tleman, central, $3 per week. MI NINE ROOM 2 bath home, excel­ tory at the United Natidna 'where Certified and approved la now of­ decorator furniture from model dis­ MI 9-5245 RANCH HOMES sited) bedroom rsneh. Plastered his delegation won official recogni­ teaerUon for any adverttaement and wen only to the extept of a 18x54ti. $18. MI 9-0110. 9 -0641. lent location, garage large lAwn, in Uie office of registrar of vot­ fering classroom and behind play home. We will give you free Barbara Woodi MI 9-7702 walls, hot water heat, fireplace, ers if there is a deputy registrar tion over a rival Laimumba delega­ “make *ood" InaerUon. Errors rvhlch do not lesoen the value of delivery and, free storage up to one parking area. MI 3-2880. Fine homes in excelleht locations, wheel Instruction for teenagers. NEW BEARS lO section electric WARM COMFORTABLE room, Johinna Evans 6ti 9-6653 we have tench homes in Manches­ ceramic bath. Full baAement, ga­ able to tsM.e It over. Mancheeter tion, the agreement of the Tshombe the advertisement will not be corrected by “make food” taiaertlon. Ml 9-8078. year. ’ steam radiator with thermostat, very nicely furnished in private POUR ROOM single house, fur ter snd on outi^lrta in all price rage. Builder MI 3-4860. Republican deputy registrar is regime to work with the Leopold­ Phone MI 8-6890. home. Parking. Gentleman, 816 nished, with garage. In Coventry. ni-^MANCHESTER MORTLOCK'S Manchester's lead j ______NORMAN’S biAckete. $18,000 and up. TANNER STREETT—6 room ranch, Peck. ville government represented a VdVR COOPERATION WILL Spruce St. Call MI 3-6434. second important triumph. ing driving school.' Three skiUei 17" CONSOLE television set, good 443 HARTFORD ROAD garage, aluminum combinations, General Manager Richard Mar­ BE APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 Live happUy ever after in tbia Phone MI 3-6273 Kasavubu IS under pressure from courteous instructors. Clasg ro<^ condition, reasonable Call MI Before you buy furniture any­ NICE Ro o m available in private FIVE ROOM ranch, 3 years, old, 6H room, ranch where you can plastered walls, patio, owner tin asked for the opinion because 'Instructions for 18, 17 year omt. 3-5321. BRAE-BURN REALTY transferred. Asking $17,600. Owner the town charter calls for appoint­ the Asians and Africans contribut­ where—shop at Norman’s. home with kitchen privileges and 3 bedrooms, fi minutes from Man­ walk to schools, buS, snd tooj^ing. ing to the U.N. Congo force to ac­ Telephone Mr. Mortlock, -Director Immaculite otmdlUdn, s bedrooms. MI 9-5906. ments by the Board of Directors MAGNUS electric chord organ use of home, business woman chester on Route 44-A. Will apply SEVEN ROOM Garrison coloniAl, 2 Frederlok 'E. Peck cept a U.N. Conciliation Oommla- Lost and Pound 1 Automobiles for^Salc 4 of Driver Education. Ml 9-7M8, BELUNG APARTMENT out, rea- only. MI 3-2181 any time. rent toward purchase If deaired. beautifuUy landsca^d lot, es$um fireplaces, hot water on heat, nill to fill vacancies in elective office. original coat $199.95. One year old. sonable, including kitchen set, re- slon aeeklng an agreement among Monthly rent *126. PI 2-6647, eve able 0% mortlrage. Selling for iiisulatitm, plastered walls, IH No action by the directors will be for health reasons. Peck, is an in­ all Congo elements—including Lu­ IX58T—Tiger cat, partly Angora, WANTED — Clean used cars. We Win sacrifice for $100. MI 9-7820 frigerAtor, stove; TV, oirerstuffed LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room nings PI 2-8060. $16,M0. CoU MANCHESTER— Rockledge required under LeClalre's opinion. surance adjuster snd Republican buy, trade down or trade any­ Motorcycles—'Bicyclefi 11 tile baths, built-in oven and stove, mumba. At least seven of the 16 four white paw*, white chest and living room set, and other items. furnished, working couple pre­ Sectioh Hemingway, after serving 14 c..natable. He haa been active in stomach, black tall, horsa* shoe thing. Douglas Motors, 333 htaln. diahwAsher, garbage disposal, comitession members favor lA Summer St. Open evenings until 2-7541 flreplacet, paneled sun- five grandchildren. in the State Jail in Hartford under 81 Chev. 8 ...... $125 CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. houaekeeper. New home, equipped wants privacy. 8 bedrooms, 1^ rage, fireplace, utility room % Funeral services will be held bonds of $2,000 each for presenta­ butu, the army chief, who ''pro- , RIDE WANTED from near Park- MORTEN8EN TV Specialized RCA 9 p.m. batha, formsl dining room, one acre porchi attached garage, 49 Austin ...... $ 49 Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-7558 television, service. Ml 9-4641. with automatic dishwasher, DRY OAK WOOD cut fireplace TWO NEW 4 large room apart- acre wooded lot. Quiet, established Tuesday from the Callahan Funeral tion in Southington town court at a claimed a coup and set up a tem- ' ads to Central Connecticut Teach- menu. M l 9-9268. ROCKVILLE—Just completed ■ lot, G.I. mortgage available. Sell ameslte drive, combination neighborhood. between 1 :30-4 ;30 or any time clothes dryer, etc. References re­ Situations Wanted— and stove lengths, $10 per load de­ Wanted— To Bu t 58 rooms with porch modern kitch­ Home, 36 Trumbull St.. Worcester. later date. porary government of young com­ ars’ Oonegs, New Britain, 8 a.m. IMPERIAL EXECTRONICS—Mo­ Ing for $16,800. windows, wooded lot, con­ BRUNN.ER’S Saturday or Sunday. quired, Phone Mrs. Frank, MI Female 38 livered. PI 2-78*6. en, garbage disposal, tile bath, venient locsUon. Buriel will be in Notre Dame Manchester warrants were ie missioners. Mobutu’s temporary class. MI 8-8574. THREE furnished rooms and ga- MANCHESTER- regime is supposed to expire Deo. On the Manchester-Vernon torola sales and aervice. Person­ 3-151*. If no answer call MI 9-5135. WE BUY, SELL or trade antiqu* gas heat, aluminum storm win­ Cemetery, Worcester. FYlends may sued this morning and will be alized service all makes radio NURSE DESIRES full-time posi­ SEASONED CORD WOOD—For rage for rent. 378 Hartford Rd. R. F. DIMOCK CO. 31. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In Household Services and used furniture, china, glass, MI 9-1946. dows. screens, garage, $90. U A R REALTY CO., INC. New 2-Family Houses call at the Worcester funeral home lodged at the jail to be eerved when Town Line In and TV. 521 East Middle Turn­ CLERK-TYPIST—Permanent, full- tion in doctor's office, preferably fireplaces, furnaces,- stoves. Top silver, picture frame* and old MI 9-5245 Two excellent locaticms—income Sunday and Monday afternoon and Southington completee its case Mobutu, meanwhile, has succeed­ my own home shop. Forty years . Offered 13-A quality. Edward Yeomans, PI- 5-6485, after 6 p.m. IWI *.9RQ9 factory experience. All makes, TAIGOTTVTLLE pike. MI 8-7838 or PI 2-8148. -tlme position for neat, accurate pediatrician. Excellent references. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby FOUR ROOM, five room apart­ Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 property. tvening. Local arrangements are against Butler and Meek. ed for the time at least in putting worker. Small friendly office. Nor­ 2-8002. low rates, free estimates, free Open Evea. Till 9 FLAT FINISH Holland window Available Dec. 15. Box F, Her^d. collections, attic contents or whole ments. Private home. Excellent Johanna Evans MI 9-5663 R. D. Murdock, MI 3-6472 being made by the Burke Funeral According to Det. Sgt. Joeeph a check on his troops who threat­ CONNIE'S TV and Radio iervlce, man's, 443 Hartford Rd.. Mr. estates. Furniture Repair Service, Wanted to Rent 66 MANCHESTER—C Zone Home, 76 Prospect St. Sartor, the pair had taken some ened to go on a rampage of re­ Blclnm and delivery, Mr. Miller, Tel, MI 3-5191 shades made to measure. All Kaufman. SEASONTO hardwood cut for fur­ location. Oarage. Utilities. Adults. PORTER STREET area, 8 room JA 8-6409 metal Venetian blinds at a new available all hours. Satisfaction YOUNG woman seeking work. Main Talcott-vllle. Coen., Tel. MI 8-7449. MI 3-2880. FOUR BEDROOM Ooloniai. Doctors, lawyers, engineers—we tires, motor oil, anti-freeze, and venge against U.N. personnel for guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. Street area. Part-time. Dental re­ nace or' fireplace, $10 a load and WORKING mother and school age rooms, 8 down, 4 up, a tine home, colonial, 3 batha, wsll-wsll carpet, the killing of their popular sec­ low price. Keys made while you $20 a cord delivered. MI 3-6183. have a 7-room house on Main St., Mrs. Rose M. Ruehl had broken a peanut vending ma KLBCTROLUX Bales and Service, ROCKVILLE—Connecticut licensed ceptionist Or office work. Ml TALCOTTVILLE3—4 room apart­ son desire to rent small house or cantrally located, only 818,860 garage private yard, trees. Rockville—Mrs. Rose Murphy chine at Thibodeau’s. Most of these ond-in-command, Lt. Col. Joseph 1948 CHEVROLET panel truck. As wait. Marlow's. R.N. or L.P.N. two daya per week Rooms Without iteard 59 $ 1 7 .^ ; Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Mancheater in a residence C Zone. bonded repreeentatlva, Alfred 9-8715. ment on first floor, 2 bedrooms, 4 room apartment. MI 9-6247 un­ Carlton W. Hutebina. 6u 94183. RuehU 68. of 65 Talcott Ave., died items hav* been recovered. Kokolo. is. $100. Call MI 9-27*8 Millinery Oreagniaking 19 Friday and Saturday 7-8 p.m. in WINDHAM WOOD YARD —Hard­ 9-5182. Available Immediately. Large cor AmaU, 908 Henry St. Tel. MI HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ wood and slabs for fireplace, fur­ LARGE FURNISHED room, one parking, very convenient location. til 3 p.m.; MI 3-4613 after 3:80 ner lot 115’x20O’. Plently of park yesterday at St. Francis Hospital, That was the fourth break at that Kokolo was killed in a battle at convalescent home. 'Tel. Rockville p.m. TWO-FAMILY house for sale, AA •4480. . al. cellars, and attics cleaned. nace, stoVe, kindling. Call daya minute from Main St. Light house­ No objection to well mannered SEVEN ROOM Garrison Colonial, ing. Hartford, after a short illness. service station in recent months, all the Ghana embassy Monday night. Aahea, papers, all rubbish. Harold TR 5-4291. Sitaations Wanted-i-Male 39 keeping. MI 9-7959. zone, 119 ft. frontage by 166’, Six DRESSMAKINO and alterations. 9-4, evenings 7-9. Tel. HA 3-0403. children. Ideal for elderly or re­ rooms snd three rooms. WUl hold attached garage, IH Imths, hot She was the widow of William C. of which have been solved. U.N. Tunisian troops were protect­ RIDE WANTED from corner Cbast- Hoar. MI 9-4034. tired couple. Available on or prior ing Nathaniel Wclbeck, Lumumba nut and Winter Sts. to Rockvlll* Call Ml 9-0333 any time. LEGAL SECRETARY, Experience FULL OR part-time Job. Handy Houses tor Sale 72 second mortgage, $14,600. CaU water oil heat, city utilities, near MANCHESTER— Industrial Ruehl. preferred biit not necessarj'. with tools, good driver. $1 per to Dec. 1,. $76 monthly. CaU Ml bus, school, shopping center. Quick Zone She was bom Oct. 8, 1892,,. in advisor and Ghana charge d’af­ Boapital, 8-4 or 9-6, Mondav TV SERVICE - i Potterton’a all 8-0287. owner, MI 94888. HEMMING and alteration work. Small local office. Box D, Herald. hour. Box E, Herald. Garden— Farm— Dairy NOTICE MANCHESTER-New 6 room Osr< occupancy. Charles Lespersnee, Large plot of land, idea] for light Rockville, a daughter of the late faires who had been ordered out of through Friday. MI 94825. makes. Highest quality guaranteed Call Mrs. William Abraltis, 10 the country by Mobutu. Welbock work and parta, over 47 years ex­ PriHlaets 50 At a meeting held by the Town THREE ROOM heated apartment, rlaon Colonial, IH ceramic baths, $12,600—SIX room cape, full base' MI 9-7630. manufacturing. Minutes from Wil­ James F. and Addle Rescott Mur­ Nuclear Fire RIDE to Saga-Alien’s, Hartford Robin Rd., any time. fireplace, plastered walls, ho; ment, combination windows and bur Cross. phy. She was a member of Trinity went home after Uie. battle. perience. Famous for service STENOGRAPHER Dogs—> Birds— Pets 4i GREEN MOUOTAIN potatoes, Planning Commission, November kitchen, living room, bedroom Regular dep^m ent store hours. since I93i. Phone Ml 9-4537 for water heat, araesUe drive, shade doors, amesite drive, shade trees OLDER HOME. Can you qualify For Individual Attention Call Lutheran Church, Rockville, and U.N. troops remained on the good and mealy. Pasqualini Farm. 21, I960, followfbg a public hear­ and bath, modern and private. MI alert because some Congolest MI 8-7384 after 8. beat aervlce. ing held May 23, 1960, it was voted 3-6306. trees. 6Q S-4860. 30 days occupancy. Marlon 'E. for this? Rtmodeled on inside. Lo­ the Ladles’ Aid Society of the Brij^ade Urged 1960 FORD 2-DOOR RANCH Moving— Ti'ucking— Personnel Department ha.s an LOVABLE MINIATURE poodle 246 Avery St., Wapping. MI 4-0604. Robertson, Broker. 6(1 3-595S. cated in good neighborhood. Ap­ troops still were refusing to ac­ opening for an experienced stenog­ puppies, AKC registered. Call MI to make the following zone B. AND N. AGENCY church. RIDE WANTED to Pratt A Whit­ WEAVING of Bums, moth noles Storage 20 PRINCETON ST.—7 .room colonial proximately $50 of your money and Surviving are a daughter. Miss knowledge M'butu’s authority. WAGON rapher. Shorthand and typing are 3-4010. GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, change: FIVE ROOM apartment, second MANCHESTER — Move in for Janet M. Bycholskl—MI 9-6998 ney, Cats 2, 7-8:30 shift, from cor­ 0 and tom clothing, hosiery runs, floor, oil heat, hot water, central with 4 bedrooms. H i baths, large rent received will cover monthly Roger M. Negro—MI 8-8727 Gladys R. Ruehl; three brothers, MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ essential, as well as good judg­ mealy and nice for baking. Deliv­ To change to Industrial Zone, an living room with fireplace, hot Christmas. 6 room split level By NATO Unit ner of Birch and Sprue* Sts. MI Driven leas than 8,000 original handbags repaired, zipper re­ DACHSHUNDS AKC registered. 12 locaUon. MI 8-4751. payments. Joseph Barth, Broker, Frank J. Murphy, James H. Mur­ 9-5801. ing Company. Local and long dis­ ment and ability to mert people. ered. Call Hathaway, MI 9-6438. area now In Business Zone IT, de­ water beat, one-car garage. By large wooded lot, finished Ml 9-0820. miles. Equipped with big heater placements, umbrellas repaired, tance moving, packing and stor­ Modern office, good wages, excel­ weeks old, hilly wormed and scribed as follows: Beginning at a phy and Raymond F. Murphy, all Bonn Cancels and push button radio Economy men’s shirt collars reversed and NEW 8 Ro o m apartment, stove, appointment only, $28,900. PhU- recreation room, many, many of Rockville; two sisters, Mrs. (Oonttnned from Page One) WANTED—Riders to Pratt A Whit­ age. Regular service throughout lent benefit program. Write P.O. inoculated. PI 2-6706 point .located at the southerly brto'fck Agency, 6u 9-8464. extras. By appointmenlt only. The Lots lor SKir 73 " 8" cylinder engine with standard replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ Honsetiold GimmIs 51 refrigerator, heat, hot water, ga- MANCHESTER William Argenta, Stafford ney, third shift. Will pick,up vicin­ New England States and Florida. Box 1512, Hartford, stating busi­ street line of Hartford Road, said B. V. Agency, JA 8-382S.. general of NATO, said today the tranamlaaion NADA book price ing Shop. MI 8-6563. KEESHOUND puppies and Siamese ragp. Adults only. $68 monthly. PI Springs, and Mrs. John T. Hartl, ity Mancheater Center. AC 8-9019. ness experience, education, and point also being located 600 feet 2-8090. MANCHESTER - New 7 room THREE B ZONE lots with city alliance should control its O'wn nu Plan to Renew $1,940. Our low, low price $1,895, salary requirement.^. kittens. Littl* k McKinney, 15 RUGS, NEVER used, 9x12, beige, ranch, 2 fireplaces, 3 fuU batha, BOLTON — 4>room ranch with Home Catalospue water. Union St. Manchester. Talcottvllle; two grandchildren: DICKS WEATHERSTRIP Cf«n- Woodbridge St., MI 3-8020, $30; 9x16, $35; antique gold rugs, easterly of the intersection of the clear arms. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. easterly street line of Bldwell COVENTRY—8 room, first floor, 2-car garage, large kitetaep with breeseway. garage and amesite $3,560 each. Ml 94498. and several nieces and nephews. pany doors and windows, ctisiom Light trucking and package deliv­ DO IT YOURSELF, and do It now. vacuum $20. BU 9-6955. Excellent VA and FHA Funeral services will be held Spaak told the 200 delegates AutoraobOes tor Sal* 4 work guaranteed. Call collect Wil- PUGS AND Cocker Spaniel pup­ Street and the southerly street Una apartment, spacious rooms, beau­ built-in oven and range, formal drive, laige beSuafuUy landscaped commonly controlled atomic force East Red Trade ery, Refrigerators, washers and Earn money for bills that are dining room. Lot 100x300. $20,900 corner lot. Located Notch Road Financing Available ANDOVER LAKE—Two adjoining Monday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Lu­ llmantlc. HA 3-1196, pies, AKC. Pick out your Christ­ of Hartford Road; thence in a tiful big yard, ateam heat. Fast, would be the best means to fur NEED A CAR and had your credit stove moving specialty. Folding getting you down. Work a few southerl.v direction for a distance Philbrick Agency, 6Q 9-3464. Extension. Immediate occupancy lota for aale. Marion E. Robertson, theran Church. The Rev. Erich O. mas puppy now. MI 4-076*. USED FURNITURE. XD 3-7449. pleasant commuting to East Hart­ broker. Ml 84968. nlsh the alliance efficient means (Oontlnoed trom Fag* One) turned down? Short on down pay KNITTED GARMENTS shortened chairs for rent. Ml 9-0782. hours each day at your conven­ of 610 feet, more or less, to a point ford, Manchester and other sur­ Assumable 4M% VA m oi^ sj CAPES Pleper, pastor, will officiate. Buri­ ment? Bankrupt? Repoasesaion Invisible rewpBving on damaged ience to build a busines.a of your BOXER PUPS — AKC registered, 61ANCHESTER—8 room Colomal, $11,800, $500 down. Call 6n 8-641 816,500—Deluxe home on Ard­ al will be in Oak Grove Cemetery, for defense and would also have AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- at the easterl.v street line of Bid- rounding cities. Unfurnished. Un- MANCHESTER — E x c e p tional divided city of Berlin—In defiance Don’t give up! Sea Honeat Doug garments expertly done One week own. Avon's Christmas gift cata­ of champion stock, bred for affec­ MUST SELL—Electrolux vacuum large kitchen, dining room, sun more Bd. 6 complete rooms, IH Rockville. a psychological effect, notably on moving, packing, storage. lyrw well Street, said point also being heated. $75 per month. Call be­ parlor off large U’vlng room, bath choice building aites. A and AA of its 4-power status. las,■, get the lowdownlot on the low- service, Eastwood Weavers, II logues backed by full TV and tion and Intelligence. Ideal Christ­ cleaner 'vith attachments, never located 1010 feet southeasterly of fore 8. Coventry PI 2-8495. SOUND VALUES! baths. Garage. There will be no calling hours. the interior cohesion of the At t oown and smallest payments rate on loi^ distance moves to magazine advertising will earn you and 4 bedrooms on second floor, Zones. Shown by appointment. The White Funeral Home, 65 Elm lantic alliance." For preatlge reaaons the Com­ Asylum St , Hartford, 4* states. Ml 8-8187. mas gift. Call 5n 9-396*. used, sacrifice. Call after 4 p.m. the intereectlon of the southerly Phone MI 8-8378. anywhere. Not a small loan or CENTER MOTOR SALES over *5 an hour to start. Call CH BU 9-5117. ROCKVILLB3— Central location 5 one-car garage, nicely landscaped Immaculate 6 room colonial COLONIALS St., Rockville, is in charge of fu­ Spaak emphasized that he was munists would doubtless refuse to *S4 CEhTTER ST MI 3-1591 7-4137. street line of Hartford Road and lot. Priced at $16,900. PhUbrick flnsnca company plan. Douglas WANTED—A good home fOr male room rent, furnished ahd heated, completely redecorated, $2,006 less $18,400—Brand new 8 bedroom SOUTH WINDSOR area—beautiful neral arrangements. presenting his personal view and withdraw the order. An attempt to Motors, 888 Main St. Open evenings Building-Contracting T4 TORO POWER handle at new low­ the easterly street line of Bldwell Agency, Ml 9-8484. bank appraisal. LIGHT TRUCKING and moving puppv. Good with children. MI §treet. ' $26 per week. Tel. TR 6-4291. arrison colonial at WoodhIIl wooded lot with brook, IH acres, could not speak for the 15 nations include In the trade agreement an 3-012*. er price, now $84.95. 21” power [eights. IH tiled baths, fireplace. East German guarantee of free OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ A. A, DION, INC. Roofing, aiding, evenings and weekends. MI 9-886*. Help wanted— Male 36 The above zone change will be­ $18,900—LARGE 5 room ranch Andover—8 room ranch with excellent neighborhood. Csll MI Mrs. Everett Newell which make up the organization 1957 DODGE COROpiET, automatic painting. Carpentry, Alterations handle rotarv mower with bag NEAR MAIN ST.. — 8 furnished All city faculties. Open daily 1-6 3-2181 any time. Vernon—Mrs. Grace Reed New­ He heads. movement In Berlin would be cials, flxlt yourself cars, always unit, $89.95. Marlow’s, 867 Main come effective November 28. I960. rooms and bath, heat and hot fireplace, aluminum storms, at barns, garages, 400 foot on Route p.m. transmission, radio and heater, ex­ and additions. Ceilings Workman­ TOOL AND gauge rhakers wanted, TOWN PLANNING tached garage. $2,900 assumes ell, 37, of 6 Brent Dr., wife of Spaak recalled that Norstad had equivalent to recognizing that tha a good selection. Look behind otjr f*airtting— Papeiing 21 PART COCKER' puppies for sale, St., Manchester, Ml 9-6221. water, no children. MI 9-4266. 8, commercial zone, priced for Eaat Germans have something to Office. Douglas Motors. 33.7 Main. cellent condition Ml 9-9751, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. first class only, All prevailing qOMMISSION 4’/4% mortgage, $95.35 monthly. quick sale. $20,400—Custom built 7 room DEVELOPERS take notice— Tol­ Everett Newell, died yesterday at made a similar proposal to the Ml 3-4*60. $10. MI 8-05*t. land, 362 acres land approximate­ Manchester Memorl|il Hospital say in the matter. So for prestige EXTERIOR AND Interior painting benefits, overtime. Call Manches­ CHROME kitchen set like new, Martin E. Alvord, BIX ROOM duplex, redecorated, Carlton W. Hutchins Ml 9-5132. home on Perkins St. IH baths, ga­ parliamentarians and expressed CADILLAC—1955 4-door Fleetwood 1954 BinCK, Standard shift. A 1 and paperhanging. Wallpaper ter Tool and Design, MI 9-5263. apartment size Magic Chef gas Chairman ly 60 acres clear. Balance wood­ after a lengthy illnese. the belief that the new American reaaons of their own, the West condition, two-tone green. No me­ ALL TYPES of carpentry work new heating system, near Main Waddell School section—Beauti' rage. Just reduced for quick sale. sedan, full power, exceptions] con­ i books. Guaranteed workmanship. Poultry and Supplies 43 stove, 3 floor lamps, ice box, and Dorothy C., Jacobson, St. Call MI 9-9732. BOLTON—First Lake. 6 room fui 8 bedroom ranch, fireplace land. Extensive frontage on town She was born Oct. 22, 1923, In administration could have some Germans are unlikely to make tha dition, all new rubber T’sed as chanical special reason for selling. done. Alteratlnns, dormers, roof­ I Reasonable rates. Fully insured. EXPERIENCED man with me­ waterfront ccittoge, partial ceUar, road. 9 room house, good condition Saxton’s River, Vt.. a daughter of attempt. Have two cars. PI 2-7230 ings, porches, finish upstairs, miscellaneous furniture. All very Secretary priced for quick aale. RANCHES atomic proposals to make to second ear. Call after 6 p.m. .Ml , Fast Md courteous service. Leo chanical ability wanted for service BROAD-BREASTED Turkeys fresh reasonable. JA 3-5703. November 23, 1660 THREE ROOM apartment with easUy winterized artesian well with a grand view. Tom Minor, the late William and Floeale Butler East German propaganda haa hssements snd garages etc. Call station. Good opportunity for right $18,500 — Attractive 8 bedroom NATO. 8-6273. .1. Pelletier. Ml 9-6826. or frozen. Ready any time. Also, heat, hot water, gas, and elec­ property in excellent condition. Five room cape In excellent con ranch in Jarvis Acres. Huge Uving broker, Rockville, TR 6-6042. Reed. She was a resident of this emphasized efforts ths communists IDEAL FOR city driving—or sec­ Ml 9-59*1, man. Apply S & G Auto Service, Shown by appointment. Marion E. Spaak said that NATO had ful ond car 1959 Flat Blanrhtns Call fancy pigeons. Six room house for tricity, plus range and refrigera­ ditlon with garage, nic# lot, priced room, with fireplace, dining room, area- for the-past~~16~-years, and ly achieved lU aim of stopping are making to get along without EXTERIOR and interior painting. MI 3-2819. , rent, Schsub's Turkey Farm, 188 tor. All for $73. AvaUable Dec. 1. Robertson, Broker. 641 8-5968. right. was a member of Union Congrega­ the goods they need from W est Ml *-*47* 5-9 p m , or Apt. 26, 466 BTDWELL HOME Improvement Ceilings refInished. Paperhanging, icturebook ceramic tiled bath, full Communist expansion in Europe W Middle Turnpike. Co. Alteratlona, additions. ga­ Hillstown Rd,, Mancheater. Evenings TR 5-6845. asement, attached garage. 4H% Suburban tor Sale 7S tional C9iurch, Rockville. but he added: Germany—notably iron and atesl. Styled Foe You Wallpaper books. Estimates given. WANTED—Two congenial men lor • SEPTIC TANKS 6IANCHESTER — Colonial, 6 spa- Survivors, besides her husband, The official C o m m'U n i a t daily rages. Roofing and siding experts. Fully covered by Insurance. Cali Santa Clauses. 7-8 hours daily, SEPTIC TANKS OLEANTO s«d INSTALLED olous rooms, large living room mortgage available. “We must improve and perfect Aluminum clapboards a specislfy. AND J. D. REALTY STAkFFORD— 9 room 6 bedroom are a son, Charles F. Ralsch; four that with which we have succeed Neues Deutschland spread' acroea Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. starting Momtay until Christmas. Articles For Sale 45 POUR ROOM apartment on Birch with fireplace, famUy size tile brothers, Albert^ Reed and Olln Unexcelled workmanship. Easy Call for appointment. Butterworth 818,900—Modern ranch (furniahed house, bath, oil hot air heat, alum­ ed. Especially, It is necessary that its front page yesterday a report • SEWERS -St., adults only. MI 9-1428. — kitchen porch, one-car garage, 470 Main St. 6U 8-8129 as a model by Brown Thomson), 8 Reed, both of New Hampshire, Pet Slipper*! budget terma. Ml 9-6498 or TR PAINTING AND paperhanging. Studios, MI 9-9*90. HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or PLU08E0 SEWERS large lot 86x260, $16,900. PhUMck inum storhis, two porches. 1-car the alliance adapt itself to the new of talks the Bast Germane are hav­ 5-9109. Good clean workmanship at rea- frozen, 86c doz, 246 Avery Street, MACHINE GLEANED VERNON—Three room furnished Agency, Ml 94464. btdrooms: paneled family room, garage, large lot, $9,600. Tom Carrel Reed of Vermont; and Har­ forms taken by the Communist ing in Moscow with Soviet trad* senahls rales. 80 years in Man­ EXPERIENCED fuel oil driver. Wapping. MI 4-0604. apartment on bus line. CaU TR TONGREN'S WEEKLY ceramic bathroom, G.E. IwUt-lni. Minor, broker, Rockville TR ry Reed of Hartford; four eliters, menace." chief Anastas Mikoyan. The idea ia‘ NOW IS the time to have those chester. Raymond Fiske. MI Wyman Oil Company, 24 Main Machine CleanMl • INSTALLATION 6-2800, TR 6-6678. 66 ELWOOO ROAD—colonial, large Attached garage. Open daily at 6-5043. Mrs. Vera Nelson and Mrs.. George “The Communist menace has not to broaden East German-Soviet extra rooms finished. Recreation 9-9237, St., Manchester. ' TOOL AND equipment rentals. Septle Tanlu, Dry tVells, Sewer Uvlng room, fireplace, formal dm- SPECIAL WoodhIIl Heights from 1-8 p.m. For Moody, both of New Hampshire, trade. mom and kitchen remodeling. For SPECIALIST ELLINGTON—8 bedroom ranch, diminished,” Speak said. "On Salea and service. AP Equipment, Lioee Inetalled—^ I la r Water­ THREE ROOM apartment, heat, ihg Mom cabinet kitchen with directions call MI 9-1200. Mrs. William Kidd of Virginia, and contrary, it haa changed its char' giinrsnteed esrpenfer work and JOCKEY trainee, IS to 17 years— Manchester — . Industrial toned fireplace, ceramic tile bath, base­ I INTERIOR PAINTING, decorating, 948 Center St.. Ml 9-2052. 'Open proofing Done. hot water plus garage, near Main dishwasher, 8 bedrooms, IH baths, Mrs. William Jacklm of Rockville acter. Once European, it haa now MOTOR VBHICU: RECEIFTB free e^tlm'atps, csll M Jutrss tc retllngs, floors, paperhanging. 60 to 95 pounds. Wonderful future evenings. St., MI 8-6460. landscaped lot 80x200. Marion B. lot, good location. Reduced for $19,500—A best of buys is this board heat, city water, aluminum Funeral services will be held Son Ml-9 0279 Town and Country quick sale. bedroom ranch on BatesBe Rd., storms, excellent condition.' two become African and Aslan. It is I Steaming off wallpaper. Clean with trainer of top Jockeys'. Robert Robertson. Btxricer. 60 8-6953. Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd no longer Just a military and po­ Hartford, Nov. 26 (P) — The Cox. Minerva, Ohio, Phone ceramic bath, fireplace, full base­ years old, near LMigview School, I workmanship. Free esUmates. No MoKINNEY JROS. We have other listings. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., litical danger. It has become an State Motor Vehkdas Department CARPENTRY .lOBBTNG-repaIra, ; Job too small. John Verfallle. Ml *6*4643. Drainago Co. FOUR ROOM apartment; 64 Birch MANCHESTER Four bedroom ment, attached garage. $16,600. Tom Minor, brokeip. Rock Rockyllle. 'The Rev. Paul J. Bow­ remodeling kitchen, recreation SwwRrog* Dhpesd Co. economic danger, and in conse­ ■aya its receipts from licensee, 3-2521. Invitation to Bid St. Call MI 8-6200. .. coionta). IH batha, sun p a ^ , “ Anything in Real Estate” vine TR 8-5042. man, pastor of Union—Congrega­ rooms, etc. R, Snmuel Clemens.. ISO-1 as Pearl's*__MI >-AS0 a Ml M l 43 famUy size kitchen, one-car ga­ JARVIS REALTY quence a social danger.” regiatratione and titles tetelad PI 2 7*10, Sealed bids will be received at tional Church, will officiate. Bur­ Spaak has long worked to en­ $16,532,731 in the first 10 months INTERIOR PAINTING, free esti­ MANCHESTER—Five room sec­ rage, near bus, $17,900. Philbriok REALTORS MLS INSURERS WEST STAFFORD—-Large 8 room ial ■will be In Grove Hill Cemetery, Notice la given, of a public head­ the Office of the General Manager, MI 3-6321 Cape Cod, 3 baths, fireplace, tile large the horizons of the alliance of 1961. This Is more than $I mil­ mates, • reaaonabls.. rates. Ml ond floor apartment, heat, hot Agency, 60 94484. Rockville. Bonflnf— ^vidlnii 16 8-0494. ing at Room 565A, State Office 41 Center Street, Mancheeter, water. May be seen at 72 N. Elm MI 8-4112 MI 9-1300 kitchen, basement recreation beyond the geog;raphic limits of lion more than collections for the Building. 16.5 Capitol Avenue, Connecticut until November 30, St., from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.' 64ANCHESTER — 8 room ranch MI 8-7847 PI 3-8811 room, oil hot water heat. Immacu­ Friends may call at the funeral the present alliance. In the past, equivalent period last year, Oom- ADAMS STREET home tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 oS u G in jN ROoVirNG Co — aTi Hartford, on Monday, December 1660 at 2':00 P.M. for Photogram- seven years old. Three bedrooms, late. Nice view. Tom Minor, brok the United States and several miasioner John J. Tynan said t5T>ea of roofs and roof repairing, I SPECIALIZING IN: Ceilings re- 12, 1660. at 10:30 a.m.. on an ap­ metrlc Maps. ROCKVILLiE — Newly furnished dining room, living room with fir*, OPEN FOR INSPECTION er; Rockville TR 5-5042. to 0 p.m. smaller European poweni have yeateruay. plication of The Manchester Water Eight rooms—oldsr’ home. Full specializing In Twentv Year Bond­ lalnted, floors refInished. John Bid forms and specifications are first floor apartment in reaidentlal place, modem kitehen, entrance bath, baseboard oil heat. PracUcal been reticent to see NATO enlarge ed Roofs Call Ml Verfallle, MI 3-2521. Oompan.v of Manrhester for ap­ avallablo st the Controller's Office, Area, avaUable Dec. i. Adults hall, B ^ e r s School, $17,900. PhU 42 Santina Drive WEST STAFFORD—6 room Cape, Anniversary Mass its sphere. . only. MI 9-4824, TR 6-1166. ly new furnace. 2-car garage. Shads oil hot air heat, needs some repMr, 'A fourth anniversary Mass for proval of , the laatie of $,350.0M 66 Center Street, Manchester, Con­ brick A,gency, Ml 94484. trees. House in very good shape. Legal Notice RAY 8 ROOFING CO., shingle and Electriral Service* 22 principal amount of first mortgage necticut. Manchester Workmanshop, 6 acres land Charles Skrabaez will be said to­ built up roofs, gutter and conduc­ Public Auction APARTMBU4T — 4 . large rooms, $13,600- -BEAUTIFUL 8 bedroom Lot 140x127. $11,900. Bonk or $8,700. Tom Minor, broker, Rock DBCBBb ON UMITATtON OP bond.'i morrow at 8:30 R.m. at St. John's. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. mortgage ^aUable. - Murderer Hunted ClA U IS - tor work; roof chlmmiv repairs. FREE ES-nMATER-PrompI serv- Public Utilities Commiaalon CONNECTICUT ^ FORECLOSURE SALE, i clean,. excellent decor, walk-tai ranch baseboard heat, areplaae, $17,900 vUle, T R 6-6043. Polish National Catholic Church. Ray Hagenow: Ml 9-4214; Ray . closeta, cabinet kitchSH, tUe batH AT A COUBT OF PROBATE hol4«o Ice on all throes of electrical wir­ George .1, Griffin, RICHARD MARTIN. lortfe kitchen^ ceUar. Carltpn W, HAVe customer for home on South at Coventry, wiUtln and for the Ote- Jackson,. MI 3 *325. 87 EAST CENTER ST. CNMi 13 SUMMIT ST. and ahower, heat, ^ d ' garage. BiAdOlns, MI 3 4 ir ^ In Abduction Case trict ot Coventiy^ on the 36th dar of ing Licensed and Insured. Wilson Executlre Secretary GENERAL MANAGER Alton er South HswthOrne Sts. Sunday 1-4 p.m. Nqyemher, A.1>I ilfp. Electrlcsl Co.. Manchester, Ml Convenient to atot^s and bus, rent What have you to offer? Wanted— Real Eatate 77 MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 190 monthly. Adults only. No pets, SOUTH WINDSOR— Just moylni: Funerals Preeeitt, Hon. Elmore TurUnaton. Bofiftnu and tlitmney* '6 -A 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 3^376. (ONE BLOCK EAST OF MANCHESTER CENTER) See For Yourself (CootUiaed from Page Oae)' Bee., JudiM. MI 9-1680. into the area? Short of cash On moUra of Mre., Pniricla .MuIdooa. Whiter Bi Joyner ROOFING — Specializing repairing Don’t want to live in a develoi FRED MURPHY Directions:—Silver Lan.s to Hart­ Admlnietratrix. Coventry, Conn., oo the Bonds~StOfi^ MortsuBcs 31 meiit? If you earn at least $1S ARE YOU CONSIDERING Funeral services for Walter B. they telephoned bis wife and de­ •itnte of Ronnid HuMoon, late ot Cov- roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ D A II OF SALE: DM om bM '10,19M cif 2.*00 P.M. 64$ HARTFORD ROAD ford Rd., right on Bridge 9t>, left en^y. within eaid dletrlet. deceaaed. ter w’or.k • chimneys cleaned, re­ THREE ROOM apartment, <$39 per week, call me. I have a 6^ SELLING YOUR Joyner, 81 Holl St., were held yes­ manded 8660,000 ransom. Mrs. MORTGAGB8-:W a art in a port- 6H 3-4054 bn Wethe'rell St., to Keeney, l« t off Virginia Aleasio was wafned that This Court doth decree that aix paired. Aluminum aiding. 80 third floor. Spruce St., MI 9-9178 room ranch with attached garaM Keeney to Santtpa, PROPERTY? terday afternoon at Watklne-Weet roontha be allowed and limited for tha tion to finance second mortgagee PLACE OF SALE: On Hw prqmisM. they would not hesitate to kill her creditors of aald eatate to exbtMt their yeara' experience Free eail- In an y. amounta. Terma to ault that must be sold tbl* weex. MI Two-year old family ,Cape Ood, Funeral Home, 142 E. Center'st. maies Call Howley, MI 3-8361. Ml The piemlMB eonalst of the plot of land hereinafter described POUR ROOM a mrtment $65, sec. 3-4836 any time. - MAKE AN OFFER We will estimate value of yoiir The Rev. Laurence Vincent, as­ husband if she called authorities claims afain$t the eame to the Admin* i'wir naedi. J.-'D . Realty, 470 end floor, Holl It., no children. MI ides^ located on half acre wooded latrntrlx nnd direete thnr-pubUe nOUca 3-0763. Mam St., Ml 8-8139 located at the Northwest corner of East Center Street and Sum­ property without obligation. Wo sociate minister of Center Con­ or failed to pay. be given of this order by advertiuns •-0178. S^i ACStES. large brook, BH room Six room Garrison Colqniia, one lot. Obiweniai neighbors, be in for also buy property for cash. mit Strest, together with s fi-robm residence (No. 12 Summit the Holidays. Six complete rooms, gregational Church, officiated. Negotiations lowered the initial In a newipapcrfwpvr havtaknavnis ea circuiauoBcirculauoa Inm SMALL Street) in d a cohmlal-style' building presently used as a funeral houM 2-car garage $10,900. Cat!' Member Multiple Listing. demand to $200,000. said dlatnrt.let. aand ' 'by poattna a eopy house FOUR ROOMS completely 'fur­ year old. possible .4 bedrooma. IH four on first floor, fireplace, lava­ Frederic Werner jwas organist. thereof on the ,public__ eiin poet In c m : MEDIUM rOPIN '! ton W. Hutcluns Ml 94132. heme. Hie premlsea Are aoned in part for buMnras. H i* premises nished. heat, garage. TR 6-7903, baths, aluminum storms and tory, 3 twin-sized bedrooms ahd Burial was in Eaat Cemetery. A t about 10 p.m. Wednesday, Town of Coventry, ncareet the place URGE are bennded as fellows: STANLEY BRAY. Realtor Bearers , were Harold Barnsley, the abducted man's brother John, where the deceaaed last dwalt TR 6-9993. SIX ROOM CAPE — 3 bedrooms, screens, $18,400, 6H% mortgage bath on second floor. Full shed Certified from iRecord I TOMORROW i BRAE-BURN REALTY Leslie Bolton, Harold E. Turklng- executive director of Callente NCHITHERLT: By land now or formerly of Adam C. Mankln. IM baths, porch, garage, flteplaoe, may be assumed, Bhia is the buy of dormer, full t>asement, hot water BLHORE TURKXNOTON. Judee. • MANCHESTER-ROCKLEDGE wooded lot,' 160x78, 1%% mort­ heat oil. Easy financing. $18,360 ^ 'M l 3-6273 ton. Ih'unaa F. Ferguaqn, Walter Race Track, drove 120 miles to a Mn-O-MMA One Hundred One and One-tenth (101.1) feet; the week. CaU today. Broadwell, and Joaeph Prentice, parking' lot in Hbllywood, On ths ^ AT A COORT or PRORATE beid at f f i By Summit Street, One Hundred Forty-nine >! BSBilwfiB Loesnons gage, immediate occupancy. Own­ first mortgage available. Owner Coventry, within and for Uia DtetriCt , I 1:30 P.M. *0 4:30 P.M. I EASTERLY: back seat, aa ordered, was a duffls If your figurp Is a little shorter 'Open For Inspection' (140) feet; . ' for Rent 64 er 6 0 9-6440. tranaferred. ARE YOU considering selling your all' members of Omar Shrine Club C^ntry, on the.SSth day ot Mevembar, WM average, you'll be pleased SOUTHERLY: B.V East center Street, On* Hundred Five and T. J. CROCKETT, Rskitor If it’s for aale, call Gale, home? If you are, we will pur­ of Manchester. bag containing the cash in bills of vrith this crisp alde-buttoner Simple-to-do crochet stitches and RIOHFORD, Vermont home—Seven Preeeat Hon. Elmore TUrkiattoe. ■oft yarn are used to tnske diese Five-tenths (10S.fi) feet; and ^ LARGE STORE at S8 Birch BL chase your equity. For exnedlency The Manchester Lodge of Ma­ $100 and leas. Judge. , ptanned just for you' _ ' Marlow'S, 887 Main St. room. 1^ baths, oil furnace, bot' ______, .MI 3-1677 \ please cal] us. Ml 84139. J. O. sons, and the Omar Shrine Club John Alesslo walked off, leaving Bitate of Elisabeth Clifford a/k/a cunning dov# and puppy slippers Sunday~2:00-5:00 P.M. WESTERLY; ByJead now or formerly of The Savings Bank No. 8337 with PattG-Ram s is in 381 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE f Near Main St. Parkinf, tied gas water heater, refrigera­ DONALD S. GALE REALTY Rsalty Co.. 87' Main 8t.. Man*. oonducted aervicea at the funeral the car unlocked. A man removed Bllsabeth C. Clifford. late ot Oovantry, that will both delight and amiiae LUDIOW SOAP of fiUUchester, One Hundred H ilrty-alne sad tor, stove. 20 mUes to Jay Peak 8DC ROOM Cape Ood, fuU shed dor­ CO. ^ cheater. in said District deceassd. the young aet! 6-room Colonial. Fireplace, hot water heat, patio. Coai- Eighth-five one-hnndredths (180.0S) feet. mer, 3 fiiu tile baths, enclosed home Wednesday evening. The Tall thr duffle biag ahd disappeared in The Conaervator having •xhibited. his 24%, Bust 33 to 45 Size 14H. STORE SUltABLB for office or ski area, $8,500. 6Q 3-0701. Cedars of Lebanon paid final re­ account with said estate to this CMirt Pattern No, 268* has crochet’ di­ munity located. Cdmpletoly ^redecorated interior and TEBOfS-kqXAOO.M depooit In cash or certified check required of any business. 190 West Middle poreh, garage; city uUUUes, Ame­ THINICINO of selling your home? heavy traffic which followed a big 35 bust, 4% yards of 35-lneh; t4 TWQ NEW S>/zJl00M RANCH HOMES Hartford ADains 8-0818 spects Wednesday event^g., Santa Claua parade. ter allowancs. It Is yeiU eootresL ' rections for both dove snd puppy exterior. / high bidder at time of Auction. Sale subject to npprov- Turlipike. Cali MI 9-8205, 3 to • 4 CAROL DRIVE - RockVUle, $18, site drive, combination windows Eves, and Sundays MI 9-1898 Ceil us for the sendee you d^ ORDBRBDi That ths Sth day of Do- slippers in small, medium and built b.v RJ«hardaan. RaUt-lna. ceramlr hatha. S-eeu- ghragea, , ai af Court. , i Ninety minutes later, Aleeiio camber, INO. at 10:90 o’clock~%r«na T o oRler, jen d 35c in coins to; p.m. or 60 8-8803. 660. 6 room ranch large Ilvlim and doers, exesllent condition. or JA 64880 eenre. Cieesynaki-Felber Agency, U l ^ sizes Inclusive excellent norhmanahlp throughout Ballder haa reduced price room, cabinet kitchen, 8 b e f T. J. BNGUSH SR. KITES was found by FBI agents in San at the Prohate Office ia the Munlci; StM Burnett. The Mancheeter Eve- for quirk tale. To bo Priced At only |18,40Q. Near Ml 94391,. KOWIO*. Butldtag tn eaM Coventry he and To order, send 25c in coins to: ^ 9 NORMAN ST„ CORNIR SCHOOL aoiftf!freo and dear of tho mortgage being foreclosed and ■TORE FOR rent on 8p » e e S t rooms, H i% mortaage can be school. ChArUw Lei^rAnce, MI MANOHB8TBR—88 Lucian Btrest, Greenwich, Nov. 26 (F)— Funer­ Diego. The FBI would not say eame Is assigned for a heertog en 1150 AVE. OF of an rtaiiA, bubseqnent In right therete, hnt rahject to aO ea- Ann* Cabot, The Manchester Eve- DIRECTION K~Frem center of Maachaater, aaat on Eaat 5-room Cat»e with garape. Excellent lot.. Completely re­ Reasonable and iiarklng in the assumed. Ksurlotii S, Robertson, B 9-78S0. off McKee'Street. This 9 room U 8TIN 08 WANTBD--C*11 this of­ al serviees will be held Monday how hta whereabouts was learned. allovaaeo m asMl adoonat with aaie i NEW-YCWK ••. n il^ Herald. 1150 AVF,, OF ^ f ^ S t r e e t ^ o JMmheater Greea. Lodlow Road ta third eumhnuiced'prior■aaccd'i ...... to the aaMmorti mertgage. tato nnd this Court dlrecta rear. CaU 6 0 84019, 310 Sprues Brakpr, 6Q S-6953. Cape includes oversised garage, fice for personaUMd sarviM, Tour for Thomas J. English Sr., S6, for­ On Thuraday, Mra. Qorman was of tho Umo and phM AMEBKAS, NEW YORK 86, N, Y. right beyond Charlie's Service Station. ^ decorated exterior and Interior. Priced for quick aale. Bt, FIFE ROOM ranch. Bill basement, 'Wet Ist-claaa mslling add 10c tor Uindsoaped lot, flreplaee, eomWna- mer Greenwich third selectman. arrested walking on a Hollywood hteriag bo ghrmt to allJl pfrsoaa I For ut-claaa mailing add lOc for For Further InforiRRtion, Cotttoct: EIGHT ROOM modified ranch,i I to h otofitMwitoA------* ------tbarehi m appoer i * s » pattern. Print Name. Addreae $13,900. f ^ water oU Beat, 9 firepueil, tlon windows, end Is idseOir lo­ I kigilah died At his horns Thurs- Street and' Mre. Marron* was aaeh pauern. Print Name Addreaa WAKRfN i. HOWLAND, Rcattor Ml J-l 106 . LEON PODROVE, COMMITTEE OFFICE FOR RRMT. Ideal baths, 4 bedrooms, famUy room, ^ takSikttMii, puiatorid waUe. cated near a h e p ^ , e e ^ , end day night. Ha Is aurvlvsd by his token in her apertmenL Teeterday ...... «lto Zooa, Style No. and Slu. or iosu i^ ee. 118-W est' wan-wall carpet, ^ ,9 0 0 . Maire with zone and Pattern Number. SIS MAIN BTREBT e /o PODROVE and KELLY ^ utiUtiea. Prtca trehsportation. Owner is leavtiig or tW WUB atnam taniet, widow, Mre. Katharine Behan (iom aa woe eetead on a Holly- J pooN . aOm tha Fall and Winter Hava you die 80 Album contaia* J. D. REALTY CO. j^s. canca n iam 94306, ' 34 p.m. extriu. Carlton W, l^tcbltmTyO Cbeetnut •m lawa at our axeltiaf pattern MANCHESTER, CONNECnOCT —' r street S V i l j o * ^*‘***‘ * Leapataaea -many extras, Call MX g-TdiP' IQ eaUJeeepb A Sertfi7C«*sr, 1 0 BngUeh; a daughter, MAffarat, wood etreet Non* waa armed or tug many lovely deslgna and (ra« 470 MAIN STTIEET—MI S-Sm •-U99, MI 9.1199, aad lO 94l99. I and A 8 I W aM m . ISeimUi. pettenuif Only 3Bc • eopjrl ottered refitetewne. • 1 :'- ■ ■4-

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P A C ttlS H iATORDAT. NOVEMBER M, I960 ^nrt;pBt?r flm nittg Ifm Un 04. A bou t Tow n Heard Along Main ' Street Stubborn Stub HjNpital Notes A waU-driUlng egmjpany llH Business Hospital Notes S t Hd. Hm m «n to bloom — ot least And Dn* Somn of Manehe»ter*$ Sidm StrtmUt Too been having trouble removing •t liw JMk Bursack bome at 98 a stub left over from a flag, Viattfag hoars are 9 to 8 pjB. for Sato Rd. Tha famUy reporU yel­ ^rescue In court and said be didn't pole cut down In Maneheater’a M A focal point for national diitri- an anaa except materalty where low rooaa bloeaomed yesterday The Urge Oenter Paric last year. RscenUy a. student came home want to press charges. The court buUon. tiwy are t to 4:89 aad SdO to S btuli in tbe yard. entered a nolle In view-of the lo­ Park Supt. Horace Mur* "TMto-tMtln8 and aamplihg pju.; aad private roeias where showing the effects o f handling cal man's spotless record, his two phey said the Capital Well* LB been conducted aeroas the they are 19 amu to 8 pjiw HOaekeatar WATBS wUl meet by an Irate teacher. His mother young children, and his occupa­ Drilling Co. of Bloomfield la country for the past two years In ^ftnioday at tbe Italian American was. dismayed that things like tion as truck driver. having difficulty because the efforts to achieve a high quality Patteate Today 205 c____ i t ^_ ladri< __*ldge St., with weighing wooden stub has become wet bdverags o f Unique taste and maxi­ ADM irTED YESTERDAY: that occurred at school, and said In the 6 foot 9 steel sleeve In from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. George she intended to look Into it. Recruiters mum popularity,” It was reported. Alan Grant, Stamford; Mra. Mary IVbidtfeldt, chairman of the ways . that holds it. McCullen, 18 Grove 8 t ; Nelson 'TJon’t bother,” the youth re­ The Junior Century Club of Intermittent attempts to re* and means committee, will be in sponded. ‘They’ve got the right to LOW BIDDER Caye, Wapplng; Mr». JuJune Cleve­ Manchester is- having a hard time move it have been made since. land, 194 n ’dwell St.; SVank Shl- charge o f the parcel pbst. Mem­ use force If they want to. The "practicing what it preaches.” Conyers Construction Co. Inc. bers are reminded to bring pack­ . the pole was cut down last maitii Jr., 40 Avondale Rd.; Wil­ law says they can use capital pun­ The two-year-old organisation at, 21 Tolland Tpke. submitted an year after developing a fault, apparent low bid Wednesday for liam Klambt Wappihg; Joseph ages. -I ishment.” decided recently to undertake as Murphey said. alterations to museum and tele­ Shea, 114 MaUier St.; Thomas Cor­ And his mother agreed that no its community service project the Now a well-drilling rig Is vision areas at the University of coran, RFD 1, Vernon; Eric Haber* St James* Mothers Circle wUl doubt they felt like It at times. recruitment of blood donors for meet Monday at 8 p.m. with the being used to chip it out, In Connecticut at Storrs. em, Coventry; Margaret Hennes­ On Troubled Waters visits of the Red Cross bloodmo- sey, 85 Hflalne Rd.; Debra Relh- Ilev. Francis T. Butler for Instruc­ Dinner a deux is frequently con­ pile-driver fashion, after an The firm entered a base bid of bile. earlier attempt to bore it out 853,951 and a total bid, with two horn, 200 Spring St.; Mrs. B lsi^ tion at the Church of the Assump­ sidered to be a good way for There are 75 young women In tion. They will then proceed to the with a pneumatic auger was supplementary offers Included, of Greaves, West WilUngton; Mrs. couples to get away occasionally the club, membership limited to Euphemla Bradley, Wapplng; Wil­ home o f Mrs. Richard Isiko, 34 from their children and to Vecall unsuccessful, he added. 877,301. 21 to 35 years of age. The oldest A new pole will be installed Both bids were lower than twq liam Wajda J r, 84 Union S t, Rock­ Oak St., Bast Hartford, Co-host­ that they are not -Just parents, member this year is 32. The esses will be Mrs. Edward Ristau once the stub Is out, accord* other area contractors. Jack R. ville; Raymond Flavell, Lauder but people, too. "girls’’ didn’t realize what a pro­ Rd., Vernon: Mrs., Dorothy Carr, and Mra John Martin. An advertisement for holiday ing to the superintendent. Hunter of Manchester and Felix ductive group they represent until J. Lupachino of West Hartford. Ellington Ave., Rockville; Mrs. J dinners this week at an excellent they canvassed their own mem­ Ethel Needleman, 27 Milford Rd.; . Friendship Circle of the Salva­ resturant. Inspired one wife who bership for blood donors for Mon­ Paul Carter, Andover; Douglas tion Army has canceled its Mon­ decided this would be a way of BRIEFS day’s collection. Churches James A. McCarthy of 66 Ver' Lindstrom, Marlborough; Roy Dar­ day night meeting. smoothing over a disagreement Of the 75 members, only 12 were win, Andover; Ronald Miller, He­ with her Irate husband. non St. and Frank R. Wood of eligible to give blood, the re­ 8t. Mary's Episcopal Church 156 S. Lakewood Circle, have been bron. Joseph Sharp of. WillimanUc She began her approach to tha mainder being either pregnant or Church and Park Sts. elected to two-and one-year terms, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son and formerly of Manchester un­ situation with, "Darling, remem­ very new mothers. Of the 12 to Mr. and Mrs.-James Draghl, 28 ber t h e ------what wonderful The Rev. Alfred 1* WlUiams, respectively, on the board of di­ derwent surgery Tuesday at eligible, seven members weighed Rector Dover Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and Windham Community Hospital, meals they serve. I think jt's one rectors of the Hartford Home less than the required 110 pounds. The Rev. Prescott Beach Jr., Builders Assn., It was announced Mrs. John Carson, 50 North St.; WlUmanUc. of the nicest places I’ve ever been. The five remaining members who a son to M r and Mra. Robert 'Uhl, Why don’t we go there again Assistant last week by the HHBA. sometime soon.” showed up to give blood were all The Rev. Canon Thomas D. Byrne, George C. Mortlock Jr., of East Hartford. The Motherhood of Mary Moth­ rejected for anemia and low He looked up, grimly, "I’ve nev­ Director of Education Mortlock’s Professional Driving BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr ers Circle will meet Monday at blood pressure. and Mrs. Charles Mignon, Storrs. 7:45 p.m. at the Church of the er been there. \^en were you?” School at 443 Main St. and presi After a flustered moment, she A doctor on the scene told the 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. An­ dent of the Connecticut Assoeia' DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Assumption. After discussion, the young mothers, "You are all so nual Advent Commtmion of men Thomas Hart, Wapping; Henry business meeting will be held at remembered she'd been there with Uon of Professional Driving his boss on a house-hunting visit. careful that yopr children eat and boys. Schools, attended the Eastern Sea­ Leister, Hebron; Jacqueline Lanz, the home of Mrs' Edward Goss, 9 a.m.. Family service. The Lit­ well-balanced meals and take their board Conference of Professional Ellington; Penny-Jo Skidgel, El­ 123 Helaine Rd. vitamin pills, but you don’t take any with address by the Assistant. Ingenuity Rewarded Driver. Educators held this past lington;, Mrs. Leurine White and care of yourselves.” Junior Choir. Nunsery and Kin­ son, East Hartford; Mrs. Pa­ St, Elisabeth's Mothers Circle A Manchester (pan, exercising dergarten services during this week at the Sheraton Hotel in The . organization of under­ New York City. The conference tricia Weber and daughter, 21 will meet Monday at 8 p.m. with a resourcefulness that landed him weight, anemic or expectant hour. in an area town court, managed coordinated information, know! Brooklyn St., Rockville; Mrs. the Rev. Francis T. Butler ?or in­ mothers was successful, however, 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Joanne Shaffer and daughter, 10 struction at the Church of the to emerge from the experience un­ Litany with sermon by the as­ edge and skills as well as ma­ scathed. in recruiting donors outside of its terial's used by those in Driver Lewis St., Rockville; Mrs. l^ th - Assumption. Members will then membership. Most of their re­ sistant. Senior Choir. Babysitting erine Placco and son, 17 West St. As we heard it, he was driving nursery in the nursery building, Education and Traffic Safety. go to the home of Mrs. Edgar through Columbia when his car cruits were members’ husbands. Berube. 60 Trumbull Rd. for a A husband, who recently dug 41 Park St. broke down. Whereas he might TWO MILUON meeting. have called a garage or friend for down In his pockets to help the 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer with in- OPEN assistance, this boy spotted a car club’s finances, remarked: struciion following for those de­ "First you want our money. siring Confirmation, Reception or 8 A.M. to 9 PAH. PRESCRIPTIONS nearby and decided to ’’borrow” it. SAFELY COMPOUNDED To compound his troubles, he had Now you want our blood.” Inquiring into the faith and prac­ tice of the church. Boys' caioir. SUNDAY. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. ATLAHTIO a minor accident in Bolton and had to abandon the borrowed car Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening prayer ARTHUR DRUe FURNACE OIL ‘Doctor, Lawyer . . .* in the Memorial Chapel of the Na­ PINE PHARMACY there. We’re not sure how he One of the pages in the program eS4 CENTER ST. Antomatle Delivery finally got back to Manchester. tivity. for ” H1 Fever Follies” was titled Wednesday, 6:30 and 10 a.m.. L. T. WOOD C O . Next morning he advised State "I Had My First Spanking at Happiness U reflected on the faces of Mrs. Ernest D. Clough and Troopers of his "crimes,” went Holy Communion in the Memorial John M. Miller, as the two 40-year club employes of the Carlyle Phone MI 8*1129 Manchester Memorial Hospital.” Chapel of the Nativity. back to Columbia, confessed all to The page reproduced the signa­ Johnson ^cdiine Co. received gold wrist watches from company the man from whom he had "bor­ tures of a great many Manches­ President Frank R. Simon, center at a surpriae party given in MANCHESTER 6XMT NfW r u n OIL rowed” the car, and paid for dam­ ter residents, most of them bom Rockville-Vernon their honor Tuesday afternoon by management and fellow col- DtVnOPMKMTI ages dons. between 1950 and 1960, like the leagiMS at the Main St. plant. (Herald Photo by Pinto). TAILOR SHOP The Columbia man came to hts Wlllhlde children, the Mrosek ------121 SPRUCE STREET WITH FIRM 40 YEARS Near Blesell Street children, the Warren children, and John Bausola, Mrs. Sidney Cush­ SPECIAL NOVEMBER others. Missing Gar, "Congratulations, quite an ac­ complishment, and the Carlyle man, Mrs. William Thresher. Experienced Tallore Tucked into one cohier between Scott Simon, now retired, was For Men aad Women a list of Clarke children and Johnson Machine Co. is very grate­ Money Schardt children was the Marte 4 Youths Held ful for the Jobs you have done." on hand to congratulate the two Dry Clenalng offspring—Pa\il, bom 8/26/27. These were the words extended 40-year members and reminisce MI 9-2184 We wonder how many of the by F’rank R. Simon, president of old times. Open Dally 8 te 8 The office staff contributed SALE! Musings other children in the list will be In Virginia Carlyle Johnson, to John M. Miller Thursdays and Fridays ON attorneys when they grow up. and Mrs. Ernest D. Clough, 40- their time to prepare the party by and in charge of party planning UntU 9 PJM. Ube Thrifty yeor employes honored Tuesday at Detectives from the Tolland was Mrs. Tina Martin. •JALOUSIES DeL4ixe Service a surprise party given them by fel­ • STORM DOORS The Christmot Crush County States Attorney’s office low workers and top brass at 52 . In compiling information for a are in West Virginia today to. ex­ Main St. DINNER SPEAKER Thanksgiving roundup Wednesday, tradite four Connecticut youths Saul M. .Silverstein, president of • STORM WINDOWS Along about this time each Both received gold Hamilton • ROLL-UP the Herald reporter called the po­ charged with the theft of an wrist watches from the firm and Rogers Corp. was the main speak­ year we all participate in the lice station to find out if there automobile from Rockville last Schaefer fountain pens from their er at the Work Simplification AWNINOS "Christmas Crush.’’ For you would be more men or fewer men week. colleagues. Recognition Dinner for Texas In on duty. WESTOWN OBOER NOW few who are unaware, the County Detective Arthur Koss Miller, treasurer of the firm, struments. Metals & Controls Di­ P ■ PHARMACY Officer Primo Amadeo said there and William Wheelock, assistant, started work on June 1, 1919, after vision, in Attleboro, Mass., last For Free Estlmatos Call Christmas Crush is a natural :459 Hartford Rd.— MI 9-9949 would be the same number on duty left yesterday for West Lewis- he and his wife, the former Mar­ Tuesday. adjunct of the Christmas as usual. burg, where the youths were jorie McFarland, arrived in Man­ Silverstein gave a talk on BILL TUNSKY Rush. Men seem to be the big­ A little while later the reporter picked up after the car w'as in­ chester from Kingston, Ontario, "Room For Understanding.” To maintain our eimtlnaity happened to wonder if anyone volved In an accident. Can., their native port. As a director of the Council for Ml V-90T5 gest offenders, mainly be­ would be spending the holiday in of medical seirice'^we are cause they are the biggest One of the four ‘ youths was He recalled the early days when International Progress in Man­ the clink, and if so, what he would listed as a Juvenile and his name the company manufactured cast agement, Silverstein has, almost procrastinators. What man eat. Officer Amadeo answered the was not released. The others are: iron iexpanding ring type) every year since 1962, gone phone on this call also, and assured Open All Day among us has not been caught William Lawrence III, 17, of 208 clutches, produced on maemnes abroad, by request from the Mu­ the reporter there was no one in­ on Christmas Eve with a long South St.; EMc A. Abols, 16, of that were connected to the now tual Security Administration, to carcerated at that moment. outmoded line shaft ceiling pulley SUNDAY list and short of time and But any prisoner would have a Hartford, and Herbert Fell, 17, conduct management seminars Notice whose address was not listed. system. with European industrialists. He temper. We think we have the regular Thanksgiving dinner. "In the 40s, we developed the "Really?” asked the reporter. West Virginia police held the has advised industry management WE HAVE DAILY answer. (Watch it, here comes quartet on the strength of m de­ multi-disc type clutch and today in Belgium, France, Turkey, Israel "Yes. Millers caters, and the we have a magnetic type clutch; Helps keep your the pitch). Why not resolve court pays for it,” said Amadeo. scription of the stolen car broad­ and Spain. cast from Rockville police head­ have to keep up with the Jet age, DGUVERY TO THE this year to do your shopping The reporter didn’t catch on un­ you know,” ne said. burner clean os it quarters. The car was reported Second Conference SHEET TIUSIC early and do it. Next year til the last phrase. What prisoners When asked about his more than stolen Nov. 17 by Mrs. Lewis E. The second annual Community heats your home I will be no problem if you wiH really cat on Thanksgiving at the 40-year association with the com­ Manchester Jail is hot dogs, or Miner of Earl St. She said she pany, he said, ”1 have nothing to Development Conference, spon­ CHRISTMAS MUSIC BOLTON open a Christmas Club ac­ hamburgs or eggs. parked the car in the drive the sored by the Hartford County RT-98 is the most completely complain about, 1 like my work effective fuel oil additive in use count M .^cally at the end of night before and had left the keys Home Builders Assn., will be held Aooesiiorles For All Band and the people 1 work with." today. This helps your oil willing To Improve in it. Wedne.sday at the Statler Hilton and Orchestra Instrimients Novem,ber, provided you re­ Married some 40 years. Miller burner deliver more clean, dth .^JPollce said the car Is In running and his wife have one daughter, Hotel In Hartford starting at 10 AREA main loyal and flush, we will Sometimes it Just doesn't pay to pendable heat. You get pre­ ask for too much. condition but suffered moderate Mrs. Robert Starkel of Manchester. a.m. send you a check in plenty of The all-day affair will open with mium service, too. Ail deeigned Take Mrs. Alice Hutchinson, damage In the accident, according The Millers now reside on Bolton WARU MUSIC CO. an address by Graham Treadway, time to insure an early start clerk of. Manchester's traffic viola­ to West Vlrg;lnia authorities. The Rd., Vernon. His hobby is garden­ 99 SUMMER ST. to make home heating easy. PINE LENOX next year. Men of the world, tions bureau, for instance. accident occurred In Union, W.Va., ing today but his wife can still re­ chairman of the Connecticut Devel­ Open tIU 9 P.M. they said. opment Commission. unite! Let's stamp out the Last week she complained to member when "Saturday after­ Tnes., Wed., Thnrs. and Frl. PHARMACY Patrolmen David Galllgan and School Menus noons on tbe golf course was his The theme of the day’s discus­ ' S at tUI 5 P.M. Call today hr “Christmas Crush.’’ All this Newton Taggart that they hadn’t Lake St. School: Monday — hobby. 1 was a golf widow,” she sion will be "Areas of Conflict in 1 ^ 3 and poinsettias, too. AT ALL been issuing enough tickets for meat loaf, potatoes, com, apple said. Residential Development.” The 29? E. CENTER ST. Mobilheat IT -9 8 3 BANKING OFFICES OF overtime parking along the strudel; Tuesday—pork and gravy, Mrs. Clough, secretary of the topic will be broken down into m . Ml 9-0896 metered section of Main St. rice, carrot.s, apple sauce; Wednes- company, was presented a purple several subjects to be discussed in THE SAVINGS BANK OF So what happened a few days day—ravioli, cheese wedges, green and yellow orchid and Miller a a general morning discussion fol­ MANCHESTER. later when Mrs. Hutchinson had beans. butterscotch pudding; white gardenia which they wore lowed by ■ afternoon workshop The WE GIVE HrfC her car parked at a Main St. meter Thursday—baked beans, cole slaw, during Uie affair. meetings. for more time than she had put ginger bread and topping; Friday She said she was very surprised Harold F. Keith of the Capitol g r e e n s t a m p s pennies in for? —corn chowder, tuna fish sand­ with the party, "probably because Region Planning Agency Board of WATKII^S Galllgan placed a ticket on her wiches, assorted cookies. Bread, the years have paissed so quickly Directors is chairman of the con­ THE ARMY AND NAVY car. butter and milk served with each for me under such pleasant work­ ference. GALLERY P.S. Mrs. Hutchinson paid the |1 n.eal. ing conditions.” MORIARTY fine. Maple St. School; Monday. — Mrs. Clough Joined the firm as WILL CONSIDER m P ictu re pork with gravy, potatoes, or rice, a atenographer on Nov. 22, 1920, In reply to a letter sent by ^ Fram ing, . . . Or Something peas, cranberry sauce; Tuesday— and at one time during the depres­ John P. Wiet, executive vice BROTHERS sion years, she was the only girl president of the .Manchester '^Printx, Paintings^ r v Two young ladies in the Munlc spaghetti with hamburg, green 301-315 Center St. Ipal Building were modeling beans, salad; Wednesday — scal­ kept on by the firm. Chamber of Commerce, offering 15 OAK OT. BINGO Christmas earnings. The tiny ear­ loped potatoes with ham, com. She became secretary of the Manchester as a possible site for AND TEL, 3;5171 pieces were designed in the shape pickled beets; Thursday — frank- company shortly ' after Scott the proposed law school of the Ml 3-5135 of bells and Christmas bails. furts^ potatoes, carrots and spin­ Simon, now retired, bought out University of Connecticut, to John DANCINO EVERY SATURDAY NIQHT While attaching one of each ach; Friday — baked macaroni ownqrahip from a group of men M. Evans, fiscal vice president of kind to her ear lobes, one young and cheese, wax beans, cole slaw. in Ohio. "A t that time I also the Univetslty, Eva'hs related his 8 O 'C LO CK lady remarked, "does this make Dessert, milk and sandwiches bought a little stock in the firm,” appreciation for the interest in me the "bell” of thb "ball.” served with .each meal. she said. the real estate needs of the Uni­ Vernon St, Elementary School: A native of fjlasgow, Scotland, versity for their new achqol. . Mrs. Clough came to the . United Evans statd that, "If it should ...... Tattle Tale Monday—beef In gravy, rice, spln- srh, pickled beeta; Tuesday. — States and Manchester in 1920, develop that your suggestion rep­ The election is over, and We can Vienna sausage, potatoes, wax shortly before finding her first Job resents the best possible solution disclose the facta. beaiis, cole slaw; Wednesday — at the local firm. tp the problem, we will then con­ A photograph I^st September beef stew, assorted sandwiches, ”I have returned to Scotland tact you.” 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE showing two office-seekers at a crackers, bread sticks, cheese only once since I came here, and political coffee hour weren't that was during a vacation in YOUNG MAN ★ ALL TRANSIS’TOR PORTABLE S«l A A r wedges; Thursday — ham chunks, New Product drinking coffee at all, even potatoes, creamed com, tossed 1925,” she said. "Teem," a new lemon and lime Am you between 21 onIOY. 28. SUNDAY. DECElylffER 11, 7:30 f M . rated with mums and pompons of Ml 3-5747 Housa-to-HoliM 809 TEARS full autumn colors, and ; topped Connecticut Bank and Trust Company with a froetlng cornucopia (horn m MAIN STREET CANDY DRIVI PRESORimOM o f plenty) waa created by Mre. Ray Bailer’s Musie Shop EXPUMBNOB Roae Thnguay for the eurpnse af­ Garner's Potterton’s, Ine. H (,I:InU Ml \) ^ i m $ MAIN BTREBT IN CEWiTBR STREET SURtDAY. MOV. 27 fair. , Any qnenHons coE Rob Mardock hW 9-8804 ARTHUR RRUfl Among the eome 70 gueste were vs* ouglaa berame a strip tease Joint and even ad libbing in the higtat club spot­ MAureen O’Hara will be hosts >y B ar­ the paint was pbeUng. light: "And I bet I know,” he ssid, ess foq,k” *Twas the Night. Befora er, He- Visit Old Haunts . “When we opened in 1938," Peter “v^ich one hu the low voice.” . enuristmas,” a fuQ-bour ctdorcask recalled, “our first customer gave They remembered the circum­ of YuletMe muslc-and-dance OM A eon iBy InUHaNK dOHNSON the bartender a 320 bill. We didn’t stances under which they left the “Bril Telephone Hour” Friday, ighl, 28 > They were married in Hollywood have enough loot in the till, or be­ Htdlywood in' 1949 for New York Dec. 23, over the NBC-TV Net* dr. and MeRysreed Oemapondent tween us, and I had to run next Newspaper Eaterprlse Aawa and they, were nurtured in Holly­ television, night clubs, the stage, worit (9-10 p.m. BST). She also •th S t; wood—Peter as a nijdtt club come­ door to a motel to get the Change." cosst-to-coast tours and their will aing. carola of her native Ire­ Hdttywood ^NeXA) '— The Ul >rt Uhl, tUe, dian and actor and btary as a “Miss They went to a restaurant where own nationwide radio show. land. reads *‘Peter Lorn Mary. New Orleans” who first became a Peter proposed marriage to Mary. "Mary inristed we had to get Opera star Rise Stevens and to Mr. Irreverent-as-always Peter Lind movie starlet and then the Mrs. “I'd forgotten,” he grimaced, out Of Hollywood,” Peter said. popular singer' John Raltt will Storre. Hayes said: "I wanted to cpU it, Hayes in his night club a c t Biven “that she went there' with EYanchot “ It’s s good thing'^ she made me participate in this program of tra­ RDAY: )1I Hate Deal,’ bat no one seemed then, you see, Pete loved Mary. 'Tone, too.” go east JX we hadn’t gone, today 'littpressed with the idea.” ditional Christmas music. An­ Henry To film the aeries on a Hidly- They checked up on the young I wouUrbe Bob Hope's em ddy a t other highlight will be the ballet e Lanz, ! 'The Monday night NBC telellilm wood sound stage, they left their Holiywood married set in which- the Lakeside. Country Club.” "Lea Patineurs" (The Skaters) rel, EH- deriea aihnttlon comedy but far home in New RocheUe, N.Y, And they onoe traveled. "All divorced,” ‘W ho was that ladY’ gave Peter danced by the Amlerican Ballet ite and from saccharine—brou^t Peter reopened their original three-room they discovered. and Mary a Broadway hit They re­ Und Hayesamd Mary Healy back Theatre with Ruthan Koesxn, a. Pa­ ^eymoon cotUge in San Fer­ They were invited to dinner at cently saw the film versioa and Seott Dougtba and Jiohn Kriaa 'In lter, 21 to HoQywood for the first time In nando Valley. The sentimental Uw htme of Darid O. Srixnick and take it from Peter: tho principal roles. The Oolundkus 11 years and It was, in a way, a Journey started there but after 11 "1 thought Janet I nigh played Mrs. ■eatiaimtai Journey. Jennifer Jonea "We had forgot­ Boyrimir, one of the natlmi’s fore­ Iter, 10 years and big-time success in TV, ten,” Peter tells it, “that in Hol­ mgr part very welL” most youth Choral groups will bo Kath- radio and on Broadway—well— lywood it's fashionable to be late. Aa a show businesa couple in the featurod on the abow. ^est St. Pdter drove past a hillside nMm- A fter XI years in the Btest, we TV aeries, they have tw» children, sion he once shared with Grace arrived on time—and the SMsnicks a girl nine and a boy six. Back Hayes, his ex-vaudeville star weren’t even dressed.” in New RocheUe, grandsna Graoe mother. They remembered the Setailck is bsby sitting with their U-year- old Peter and 9-year-oId Cathy. I r - I ! I n n ‘ r '• ^M nek ‘Gershwin Years’ FLOWER Electronics 90-Minute Show FASHIONS LADORATORiES "The Gershwin Years,” m 90- minute special tefiecting American AMLIKOWSKi 277 BROAD VrTini •, •' ^ life in the 20s.and SOs against a m background of George Gerritwin’s music, wUl be presented Sunday, Jan. 8 (8-9:30 p.m., EST), on the I, CBS Television Network. nw BEST BUYS can be In “The Gershwin Years,” to be adapted from the book of the feoad at STANEUt’S . same title >y Eklward JaUonski and Lawrence Stewart, the show beeanse they're backed concentratea .on thb period be­ R o y a f tween the end of World War I and by dependable service. 1937, wken'Gfir^vrin died at the age of. 39. During these years Ice Cream Co. If American artists, writen, compos­ incorporated ers and'sculptors began to come 27 Warren 8 t^ -M I 3-8950 into their own and gain worldwide recognition. How this cultural de­ velopment affected our Uvea—and the life of George Gershwin—will O ver ’ IMVIS REALTY CO. live, again in “The Gershwin Years” through motion picture, 30 Flavors BBALTDr8UROB8 film, cartoons, paintings, sculpture' and other devices, with Gershwin’s Beoidenttst—Industrial music as thcTconnecting force. in i G allons! Top Broadway and Hollywobd Onstom gervkie For stars vKU sing the famed Gersh­ ' O yw 99 Years win songs and recreate musical numbers from Gershwin’s Broad­ JOHN L lENNEY $ t t m . Oentor St—M l S-«Ut way and Hollywood bite. C. LEROY NORRIS Q: How old Is Brian Hyland?— M arcy B. A S S O dA T B O N E HOUR MARY HEALY AND PETER LIND HAYES A: Brian celebrated his 17th birUiday on N ov. 12. Insurance of AU Kinds Bonds * r 1 Ho«r Dry SATURDAYi Television PROGRAM 244 NO. MAIN aTRKBT it At M B. Center S t. Btanohester termlned to kiU his fatber—Joins Focal Fatal 22 PRONE Ml 8-9809r Ohineh Osraers, East Hartfmd U:W iSky Kies a Cartwrixht catUe drive. IhtSI Tambetsae Tarrllary a » l Tea* Story The BsariaK 2ta A. M. n VJI. Marahal 2S 791 M AD) STREET Rex Reason stars tn “Jutee Mike Hamiaer $$ PHONE Ml 9-0929 itely Va^epla Bawltoc Seward’s Secret.'* Judea diaa^ t$ :U DIroroa Caart g 2 Ho«r SIlirt SenrlcB Vt-.U Jm Niwr pears, a newaboy la slain and re­ M:M llake Tkal Spare 4$. U I UM 12 :N TU. la^CMU porter Scott Norris detects the Top bowling start compete for oil A t 299 Middle TUrnpUce W eri DetoeUve*. DUury « murderous hand of a ganixtar. cash prlzea, Johnny Johnatpn, Manchester n«m«T •! th. Jaaci. Checkmate t commentator. , dch 1:M :BFa It*, a Stairing Anthony Oeorse, Douc 11:W Saturday Ntahl BepaH 22 FOR 15 YEARS pre- Watch Mr. WIrard M ^ u r e and Sebastian C a b £ Fhoae The Faetar IS All Work 0«M On Premises ' C.llece Fa.thaU HriuM S, “Moment of Truth.” Riebud Satarday Night News • Weather- (ned Naval Bctorve Hear Conte gueat stars as famed re­ man M NASSIFF ARNS CO. NCAA rMtbail S. U tired bullfighter who believes Jed . . •• Finaa* 4* Army v«. Navy Sills, Is the murderer of his sla­ U :U Cartala Ttme 22 ) M.vIm S ter. 1 ^ 0 Prisoner of Zenda.’ ’ Ronald HAS BEEN n iE BIORT -Tarzan's l>eaert"Mystery'’ Johnay- The Tall Haa 22. M Coleman, Madeline CarroU OPEN M HOURS Weismu'eller. Nancy Kelly Starring Barry Sullivan. Clu Gul- l t :U Feature Film g PLACE TO OO FOR 3 Seleac rtettoa Thehtor 22 ager. ’Yted the Beast” Garrett “The Raaor’s Eldga". Tyrone Sparta aa Farad. M and Billy traU a phantom UUer. Pnwer, Gene Tlerti^. EVEBYTHINO YOU WANT ¥nHT»: SKCIAL Fra Baskethan M. M fM va II To Beaver a. «a. U fsMr

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I M W . M n>D U B XnU D . SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLE T C H ir latelMOMRiW- 4:88 Sparta Camara TU ESD A Y Television PROGRAM teacher and winds up taking a *«•«■«• BrSir . Faatara Tfce n jr n e t a r r mathematics exam. AtoarlM Banialapd ■. 4*. n •:88 Tera'B w dI Shaw Valrenltir at Uia • :M Fear dart Maa Lawman * g, dd. BB p u e n t t o r P A R s m o aLNSS COMPANY 8:88 Oeallaeatal 4i88 gdga (X Bight Starring TOm Ewell, Marilyn TU* I. li« IM* Calabriljr OaH SB, SB . Starring John Ruseell, * Peter . (Color) ■ag^ii XaDrw^ Etakine and Mabel Albertson. ^ k n e k Sam Snead matches strokes with Brown In "The Second Son." Boy AUTO GLASS—MlSf.------Ealth • its Nawa . Ray Bolcer (;«B *5 Parental pride and tbo smugness Tha Olurlatephera confesses to waylaying and rob­ Oonttoentol 88, at •’Btackmall". Edward O. BoMn- .of a few of tha other fathers in 5:1B Faattall Farads IB bing an Army paymaster. RNCLOSURES—GLASS rURNTTTJRE TOPS-PTETSBUROH PAINT (Color) aon, Ruth Hunaey ELECTRONICS . ^ >■ Til* Ufa f:Bd CaUeca Bawl s ^:U Tnwn Orinr tha neigbhorhood prompts A m m •» wa t:Bt TV Theater 8 Jwmya Aeator 8 tq coach hla daugl^r for a spell­ InfpmaUon _ came with Allen IBB Dave oanarmar »*daF Show F M baw — w Chrlflo|>lierB Ludden. moderator, and - eight Gene Tierney and Jim Davis star 8 88 ing baa. m - C T H O N lC f LABORATORIES . ladaftiT Oa FanUa polleihan contestants. Team ol In "Journey to a Wedding." ^iM u oador’a Daughtor". A rlU ar 88. 88 •slS Amarleaaa------At Want Young widow with a small bar • RdDSNnS OUrta d^ayllland, John Foraythe Boris Karloff Is host. ’A s Fatal four midshipmen from the U.B. Early Bhow 88 - „ "Tajri^era" Naval Academy meets b quartet and a Impulse." Lethal bomb, set to de­ lAHORAro: VatM B TY Shew 85, BB "Submorina Patanoi". Rlohard tonate In six hours, is thrust Into 277 BROAD of tmdets frtm the U.S. M lliUtv Oreane Chrlallaa Salaaaa a Academy, fat an "an-servica'’ (Ck>Ior) "Arabian Nights." Star- MANCHESTER the purse of aa unsuspecting Saartflea at tha Maaa at special program. - ring Janet Blair. Louis Nye, John BtmlOaM m a a woman. ti« OM Ta Adraalfrr^ ■ Hoyt and special guest: John Stoga Oaaeh West . 48. Sr ** ■«»•»•« SB. SB flM b p Btohavda 8 88 277 BROAD . „ Rfg Firtnro ]8 Vtvyan. Mr. Lucky. OLOSMOBILET^ S ii! SPBtata aangaaM Stars Wayne Rogera. Robert Bray Thia la Tha Aatwar . s The Rebel. t. dd. U BiBB Featarn m a t . . . m ^ e S f a •**? and Richard Byer in " A a Saga T m c m O E P K N D m i •:B# H M d w Flayhaaaa “TOUR OUmmOBDJB DEALER'* Chaltea Of Aahrallaa Bl Meet The Frees Starring Nick Adams In "The Bx- 2 ®S!5»«rtJM eaeoo." Vb- 8 :IB Q M Draw KaOraW 8 of Jeremy Boone." Lady pasaen- n a Bla netara M Big Mae Shaw ploslon,^* An outlaw father tries E^JTeM ler, Edward Arnold sr has all the charm of a rat- EASY TO Mm t v or lUdIc yen bay ThIa la n ia U fa aa to free his son from Jail. esnaka. • FWI SUvars S12 WEST CENTER STREET Haws 8 M:S* Tha U riaa nCiA s B:BB Twaatieth C en ta l 8 :Bd The Islanders *i_4B, 55 b m M Bunn « V B . Marshal PARK HERE Fa Aad Ura dd M I s -ts n 8:18 Indnrtry On Panda 8:88 Eed Bkalten Shew ftwa STANEK'g. ire "Over Here." WorWj War n. at SUwIng James Phllbrook, William T mc K v c l Fna Show M • :X Wratoar, Naxra aad Sparla Relldiou aeriea. ‘ 'OIorT of tlia mme. News Correspondent Walter Resmolds and Diane BrewMer In AliM aao “ 8 Starring Red Skelton and guests. Traahdawa 48 "Clem, tha Animal Psychiatrist" Hiere’a noYer a pavfctrg keeked by D E P E N D - ^ • Hva-part Cronkite narrates. "Fhrbldden C arto." Zack Yfalloy •:St Haw* and Waathan aeriea aaamlninc the hlatory'^ef Feaple Are Fanny Bd accepts a job offer and. unwit­ 8 Skelton appears as Clem Kadtddle- aerelwinent of church mualo, Aetian n a a ta r U hqpper, who discovers that he can problem a* STANEKU Art Llnkletter Is host. Couple tingly, becomes Involved In a Otahhana* 88 ABLE SERVICE. with ^ w a n l Ifulhara aa narra- tries to select from three women counter-revolution and arms traf­ "Safety-Tested X on ln g Show talk vrith his barnyard pals. No imtora oltiMr. Open compoaer Bdsmr Sum- fic. WIM RIB Etokaek (Color). the one who escaped from - be­ • ! « JfitaJeno XUIn ^ Pletora merlin laadlnc an iMrumental hind the Iron Curtain; other fea­ Jack Beaay Program 8 IBiBB Deeembor Brtia Bafaaee Flotisa Hmniday oveiiliigB oDtil jA V OCtSt. tures. Guests: Comedian Joey Bishop Dnngh Bn Ml 5 'H ? " ! ! 8 , 8. » . 51 18:18 Garry Xaare Bhow Bnnin 8:15 Sparta ^ ' Jan Murray anad Carol Lawrence 1 # : « Ucht s CartaoB Caralval B and Diana Trask, Australlan-bofn U sed C a rs" Albart Barka Eaparto Great Masle From Chicago 18 ginger. M:8B VUeo-vnftgn 7:88 Daath Vallay Day, TAIte Paper 55. 88 Whirlaybirda Bt lt:dd Oaadid Camera B Boat Kcltor " A e 'H-5 Affair." Mlnute-by-mlh- U:HS5f.*&'^ala *S Wav Vonr ■Oaeh Expadlifaa nte chronology of Francis Gary 1 J ^ Dioney Preseata dd. SB with as host, XIOUb Dellar Xavla ' 18 "From Tlconderoga to Disney­ Dorothy Collins and AUeq Funt. (Color) Powers’■ IL iH-tatsd U-S flight over 1 : I. \ i ) 11 ) •. \ 1 I ’’Voltatra". George ArlUn, Mar­ the Soviet Union earlier this 6niKS%’Stl^nT‘S2ut^uJr'iJrtE land." Part n of "Hoochle of Letter from a motorcycle police- garet Lindsay 8 V N L IF E - Pop Warner Football." Kevin man In Syracuse. N. Y „ provl^ year. Also the colfopss of the vfna’ as** Stuart No- weather. Laeal Hawa 88 summit talks, and TPowers’ subse­ OF ralth For TsiUr a Corcoran stars. Moochle's midg­ ^ the basis for one of the canfhd Jg.,0 A S T . ntght 88 SB Hews d Weather 88, 48 et football team reaches the film sequences. quent trial by the Sovlel court. Sehaal ^ r j r **. M H nn iag Oenrt Exp^ltlea 85 Chet Huntley Is narrator. (Pre­ C A N A D A championship playoff by over­ Loretta Young Show 55, W RESTAURANT 7:15 Oaramaat 48 Sacred Heart dd coming opposition. . . W, Weman miere). McBRIDE'S 11:15 Llriaa Ward dd "The Night the Doorbell Bang." •*** F ia n o U:8B Thn Clear ReriaMi Wartani Maas. Xlghllghia 55 TV Presents 8. 48 88 Father's "old world” discipline 11 :M Camera Three B. dd f:dd Ijtssle B ROUTE • m BI «4—BOLTON Onneeatratton Nawa 88 William Bhatner stars In ^.‘A e LIFE Thia Oar Faith '8 Starring Jon Provosl. June Lock­ seems to have misfired when It „ . . Lovn That Bab 7:88 Laramie St Promise” . Search tor unexi^oded SPORT SPOT D rS C R A N O E Mad Hoaae i* hart and Hugh Reilly. Guest star appears that his son has turned DANCmO JPFERT SATURDAY NIGHT U:IB Love Of U f« Starring John Smith In ’’Drifter's bombk In London and a man’s 109 CENTER ST. ‘Marie Windsor. Actress leaves her hooligan. la.aa SP**” * ” » ar Oaonagnanaan Gold." Slim Sherman poses as an promise to his wife to give up U:dd la.laht, 3 temperamental, city-bred p ^ I e Million Dollar Movie U _____Ih a Taxaa outlaw and Joins a gang ID an at­ his work of bomb deactivation. In the care of Timmy and- bis "Castle On The Hudson". John CONSULT j^ M j’a Faadar Faanlea B Finest In Food ' ' U:St It ^nM Ba Tan tempt to nrevent a banic robbery. Minion DoRar Xovis IS Com plot* OtttfittBffS Spunky Skunky.” Caaper and a collie. Garfield. Ann Sheridan. (Color) What In A a World 5 "Voltaire" aadfaoed little akUnk. become Ivaahae — B ld:5t This Is Your Life St 5 ,*»” l» IWBiorrow Bngs Banay s 8, 48. 88 18:88 'U.S. Marshal For file HuirtsfiMm . heroea. (R ). other atorlea. Bhirley Temple Shaw *3, Sd Program of living biographies Luncheon and Dinner Menus Cartoon serlaa. D d f^ Duck n col­ TV Show with Jnns AHyssa 48 CBARLES d. VAN DBUSEN Aroand Tewn 3# (Color) "The Black. Arrow".* . Atarring Ralph Kdwards as .noet. leagues thwarts his efforts to ba- Donglaa Fairbanks Starring Tony Haig. Maxwell What's My UaoT S COCKTAIL LOUNGE—NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT , 88 DIctriet Superrluor .. .. Tear Oardea 4d <»me emoee. other stories. 11:88 News. Wsather aad Bpsrt« W ooirleh and 1 0 -X Clothing Iz:lS Jea Oaacy Sd Reed. Sean McClory. Jacques John Dalv, moderator; panellete FREE PABKINa—Am-OONDmONED 8:88 Father Kaows Best 8 8. « U ;M We Relieve 3 Aubunchqn. Henry Dantell. Jack 'Dorothy Kllgallen.' Bennett Cerf, 1 1 Sta Dri W aterproof Boots IM E. CMtor SL. Meaeliectcr , , ___ WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES A bM l Vm m I: M K1 Starring Robert Young and Jane WerM’s Rest Knvis Backv aad Hla Frleada 8. dd Garbutt and Noel Drayton. Man Arlene Francis and guests. . OPEN SUNDAYS . MI 8-*S4» A* *•»«• WHb «niy • • n Wyatt fn "Betty’s Birthday." As "A e Highwayman”. Phillip Xoa Oaaar Art aaaa ** plots to avenge hts father's mur­ Winstqa Churchill—The YullanI Xayla Xatloaa m Betty Anderson’s birthday draws F^end, Wanda Hendrik Guns and Ammnnition 1W. Ml t-diM cr FI X-6M1 Clawatowa With Mr. Bapav and der. Yeurs. B, dd. 8S near, her family looks forWiurd to ■ Big News „ „ S r J"*'* SB T:Sd DenaU The Meaa(% 8 Series based on six volumes of l : 8B , their traditional celebration. (Re- News aad Wealhey lt:45 Film 33 Starring Jay North'. Herbert An­ the noted statesman's memoirs. Ml 9-8747 derson. Gloria Henry and Josenh litis Joek Paay Show H«ray JUaaoaer—Hewa B Starring Richard Burton,- (Pre­ ^b^atoS*^ ntly 88 he BIflemaa 8, 4A 58 (Color) 1 :M Vaar Oammaallv B Kearns. As block chairman for miere) "The Gathering Storm." AD Star Playhan«a Starring In " A s Featnre Film Blr Time Wreatllac B the annual clean-up*' week cam­ .Period and the events Immediate­ rAKMBt Schoolmaster." Young Mark Mc­ "Tocabbo Road” . Gene Tierney. Talk Back *3 paign. Mr. Wilson fears that Den­ ly preceding World War II and W. P. QUISH Cain becomes rebelfloua after Featnre 48 4# TOURAINE PAINTS DIrectInaa f l 43 nis’ patchwork tree-house will the role Churchill played. 11:55 prevent their block frotn winning . several tiffs’ with North Fork’s Jim Hawthorne’s Fanny WsrM 75 FOR EXPERT 1:15 Yeatcrday’a Newareel B Grand Jury ) SB Ju Xnrray B^w 88. SB ' new teacher. 11:58 Jack Paar Show 35 •BRUSHES IsS* National learae Football S the prise. Sea Hunt ' dd (Color) 8:88 A ^ e d Hitoheaek Aesadts 88. 88 15:88 Night Desk. New York Gianla va Baglea Maverick 8, dd 55 11 :M Snndav News Speelal 8 FUNERAL HOME • . . Day In la (Danrt 8. dt. 88 "A e Money". Starring Robert 15:86 WorM’a Rest Movies (Osat.) ★ Front End AJfgnment literaat l.lrtl Sd Roger Moore stars In "Bolt From News dB S:SB'Hanaa I te ty Loggia and Doris Dowling. Man 15:58 Nears and Weather • WALLPAPERS "Between Two Btemitlea". by the Blue” . Bean Maverick fii^s News A Weather 8 t t S MAIN STREET I t a w Thaalar st, devises an ingenious plan to get 15:85 Memeat st Meditatlen Morton Wlahensrad. Solomon himself on the verge of being TE L. m S-WM A* Wheel Bolanglng Sunday Night Report 55 «.aa Sf*'xxm,*^“^ 8.48. ' enough money to leave the coun­ 1:88 News 8. 88 Bchechter, acholar, teacher and hanged by a posse for horse­ News A Wesihermaa SB a:BB A n XilUaaaira try with his ilrlfrlend. 1:18 Xsments of Oomtsrt • SANDERS. POLISHERS archl^ct of conaervatlva Judalam stealing. News In -Review dB Yonnt Dr Mnlano 58 Ten Fla Bowllnr f t Open Bad 18 DoMe GUIIs 8 'k Cemplefe Ityie STEAMERS FOR RENT 11: IB Sunday Night Movie SB Starring Dwayna Htckman in Steve Cochran, (Soria Leach' FIctnre.Fer A Saaday Afternoon 8 :M Bd Satllvaa Shew B "Value of Money". Diana Dors, 8 :8 8 « r ^ J X W a « "Around My Room In 80 Days." Seivlee d# Guests; Wayne and Shuster, . John Gregson. Doble and Maynard wage a per- man, ppria liowllng, Anne Sey­ J:dd National Football Loaitae Game comedy team; Birgit Nilsson, op* jil:lS Fealure Film S ROBERT J . SnSTataad mnal battia against juvenile de­ m our and Jtoiny L yn n lirUl head­ ENOORPORATED Ba Onv Gaeit Pail’f Paini aad eratlc soprano; Anna Marie AI- "The Miracle of Xarcelino". 18 linquency. line a largre cast in "The Indian — SEE — San Franclaco at Baltimore ' berghettl, singer-actress; Tony Pabuto Calvo d.ca **• 88. dt W y ^ JBara 8. 48 . „ Champlodahlp Bridco 8 Martin, singer; Shecky Greene, World’s Rest Mevtes 8 REAL 1:88 Raagar Andy Hugh O'Brien stars In "H e’s My Captive,” to be colorcast on “The Wallaaiiar Saaalv B:Bt Cannectlrat Ten Fla Derby B comedian. "Hell Drivers". Stanley Baker. Jfate Raam Far Daddy Brother." Marshal Earp risks his Shirley Temple Show** Sunday, Cannon Ball dd Natlnnal Velvet 53. 3d Xevla At Fanr CLARKE MOTOR SALES Peggy Cummins. ESTA’ne • SMITH -INSURANSMimS INOT m4» • 1N8URANOE job and life. / Dec. 4 (N3BC-TV Network, 7-8 645 Main St.— M I 9-0300 S:dd Chnmplnnshlp Bridde dd. 5t Lori Martin stars In "Barbecue." Late Show SB 8 « Oal Ton". Onotva Lei’s Aavel - 18 801 BROAD 8T. * '* • 4*7/ . -X B. dd. 55 Several mishaps almost ruin the "Everything Happens At Night" MS MAIN STREET, GROUND FLOOR—M I Sally Grey Ma Martin U p.m. B 8 T). M l 9-2018 Buffalo va. Denver Brown family's barbecue, Sonja Henie MANCHESTER Oral Roberto 13 8 ;8t Tab Haaler Show 55. St Prevues' 1 '4# d:dd Mevle at Foar 18 - "M y Darling Teacher". Guest 15:54 News A Weather 8 O mi s p e e d y SpM idty "Death Valley" Robert Lowery star Lori Nelson. Paul Morgan 15:55 Moment of Meditatlen S 1:15 The Week la Bpohla 8 goes to school to see his brother's 1:15 Kite Desk B TRULY DELICIOUS W EDJNESDAY refeufoion PROGRAM Make A Difference Where Yon Save! nneetient Bandstand Dsmarest. and Special guest: YOUR YARN SHOP IT DOES *’** ^■Uaeatal Classrno* 88. 88 Oar OaesI It Frank Sirmtra. (One Blook Eaat of Mala , „ a f f 8e De Yra Trnstf dd. 55 A e Price Is Bight 88. 88 CHICKEN MONDAY Television PROGRAM 8:88 ka£ iatal Olassram 88. 88 d:dd Banger Andy 8 (Color) Between O ^ and BIroh) 'enneAe^to^ A A A (Color) Adveatares ef Omie aad Harriet 5:dl Feature Film 8 Make Beem Fer Daddy 88. Sd n e w«rM*c "Iliiect eaMn' ehlck- < Blanchard and James Cobum co- 8:55 Ameriean Bandstand 8. dt. 58 8 t:dd Continental Classroom tt. M "Trouble For Two". Robert Hont- star. "Sqre Thing Men” . Halllday Movie At Foar 18 . Stars Oxxie and Harriet Nelson Mi” frith Ineompcrcblc tMte. (Color) ornery. Rosalind Russell 7:88 Dave Oarroway To4ay d: d Continental Classroom 55. It makes a move to stop the opera­ vS AVINGS 3 J % ‘ ■Wten A e BoughBreaks". Pa- and sons Rick and David in "Dave A rt Needlework SoppHea 8 f'opeyr 8 tion of a bogus telegraph office tricla Roc, Rosamond John. Hires a Secretary." When the law (Color) First Show 55 iM k and Loam office secretary goes on vacation TAKE HOME SERVICE This Oar Fnlik 8 which swindles rnlners out of 4:88 Edge Of ifigkt "The Window". Arthur Kenn-dy, money. LOAM « .X nt tho Air - 5 " 5 ! i Hellywoed . David is assigned the job o( hir­ Free InetrnotloBO d:55 Town Crier S Barbara Hale. \ Vi s ( ) ( I \ ( > V O n m a t 7:58 News 88 88 ing her replacement 7:M Dnve Gnrrewny Tedny Show 8:58 Andy Griffith Show 8 1 1 . „ Weather ■ :#8 Featnre Flfin 8 Early Show St Starring Andy Griffith. Andy Animal "Robin Hood of El Dorado." War­ Qaesl For Adventure . . 55. Sd "The Happy Land” .Don Ameche 7:88 Blessings nf Liherty ^ Two Faoes West „ Leek nad Learn 5 along with the rest of the populace ______v r A f m r DhrMead • » Breakfast Tima ner Baxter, Aim Lorlng . Free Parking Admiral A Swabby Show dd of Mayberry attends a lavish fu- Pepeye Aeater 8:88 A r r y Ceme’s Music Hall 55. 88 OEM’S DRIVE-IN Fnlverslty ef the Air 8 5:54 Rig Mae Show 13 Rato 8:88 Bap Richards (Color) Guests; Bob Hope. Anne 7:85 News , 8 Capt Gallaal 44, 53 neral arranged by Annabeile tHrwcwiaTgF>^• 1 » 8 a t riwaiiciAt d h t i t m 'I’I b I S’15 S*l*taln Kaagarse First Shew 85 M S C E N T E R ST.— M l S-S660 Weather 55 Sllby for her dead husband. "The Broken Star". Howard Duff, Bancroft and Peter Gennaro. 5;55 Clntch Cargo g 8:88 Featnre Film , LIta Baron Hawaiian Eye , 48. 58 7:8d Perception 3 Dante 53, 33 f O O Z t A d a if s tXfteet, ifftaet Worlds". Claudette (A l­ 8 80 COTTAGE ST.— M l 6-298R"' Brenkfasl Time 8 1:14 Woody Woedpeeker 8 Starring Howard Duff In "The bert, Charles Boyer Early Show 88 Starring Robert Conrad and An­ Cartoon Plavhaaso 13 Bavarian Barbarians." Ruthless "Leather Gloves". Sam Levene thony EIsley with Connie Stevenn 8 :M Hap Rlcharde 8 Santa’e Workshop d# Tepper g 5:15 Captain Rnntaree t team of Europeans attempts to , Remper Roem Beheel 88 Admiral Swabby dd m " A e Contenders." A e ma- FOR ECONOMICAL. News ' 63 et possession of a painting which 5:88 Big Mae 18 chlnaUonS of fIght-fIxIng mob­ B:dd Fentnrc Film B 4:55 Weather ' Sews A Sports 5 ’ N, 7 9 * rertfi Fu SImw "Lifeboat!'. Tallulah Bankhead, ante has Just purchasedT Leas Baager dt. 58 sters are discovered by Investiga­ The Callfarnlana dd g 5:55 tor "Tom Lopaka. PROMPT. EXPERT John Hodlak d:Sd Newa A Weather , 8 Adventures In Paradise 8, 48. 88 I*?? ! j****7 Tmmew Oatoh Oarge Topper 8 Don WILLIS Garage 8:88 Matty’s Aaday Faoalee ^ Flayhonse 18 PLU3IBING and Action Theater 18 OartesB Flayhente 18 *!88 I've Get A Seeret 8 Romner Room 55 Clabhoase 53 Little Pearl", fexotic island girl SPEOtALISTS IN tliS ?‘jSe57^5r With Garry Moore, host and em­ H E A T IN G . Tex Pavel Fan Show 8t stows away on the schooner In a Saata’s Workshop dt CONTRACTOR Wild Rill HIckeek M WHEEL ALIGNMENT uM . I 8.88 News 58 cee; paneHsU Bill Chillen. Henry 5% Service Almanac dd Compass 53 drama centering around h valu­ . wm Morgan. Betsy Palmer. Bess t:B5 Loeney Tanes dd t:45 News 3. , 55 able pearl. RRAKIB 8ERVTOE Oengh .Be Ml H . 88 Rose A e Clown • :15 Oantaln Kangaroo dd 8 . . . Seoie TV Mall Order Market 58 Myerson and Special guest; Com m eroial On AM Mak*t of 8:55 Albert Rnrl^e Reperte 84 Streets Of Danger ig OB^RAL AUTO REPAIR Myrna Loy. BiSd I Married Jena I 18:18 ^ rb a rn SUnwyefc Show' . 18:88 VIdee YUlage News. Weather aad Sports 8 Morning Show St Sports dd 88 88 MDohaP a-dSStoIS MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Seller Eeyal Oakadlan Xsnaled FsHes 7:1 After Dinner Movie 3 "Ironbark's Bride." Mall order 18:88 TV Hsur s TV. Radio cmd Phonos ld:M December Bride dd bride takes her son to the home ^ y Tear Eaaeh dd Dough Re Ml , 55. '’t "Blood and Sand". Tyrone Power, 4:88 News « Weather 8 ^ n e Francis stars and RIfa Hayworth of her wealthy but gruff husband. Sterling is 'speciai guest %tar W Reeldential Snele 8 Hemiesey Aetten A e a te r 18 Phono Ml 9-4537 Phil Silvers 8 3 UXf.no:88 I L ------• ere Lacy Onbhense . " A e I Yum Turn Girl.’’ Romantic lt:td Video Village dd Millloa Dollar Mevle 18 Starring JaeWe Cteoper. Navy 88 comedy centered on the advertis­ Beet Selirr S The. Prtoe Is EigM Wild BIU Eleheek td Roto-Rotor "One Sunday ARemoon” . Dennis doctor Chick Hennesey gets Spotor) I News 8. 8, 85 ing Iniainess. Plav Vnar Raaeh 85. Sd Morgan. Janis Paige an assignment to peCsuade an MeraingJeraing Oenrt Peter Loves Mary 88 (Color) «-N a v y doctor to give up Ms SHERWIN-WILLIAMS *! I Sports Starring Peter Lind Kayes and SwYloe Weather Local New* 55 „ „ Dinner le Served « I Daagereas BeMn Potterton's Yen Ashed For it 8 Newt of the Hear and Weather St private practice. * U ;M OeacentraUea M. M 8 Mary Healy. When P4ter fumbles IM Center St.—Cor. Chnrek St. ll:dt I Love Lucy 8 . News and Weather '4t millon Dellar Movie 18 I IMTBRIOB EXTERIOR Shntaws Slade 8 ra a committee member in the The Prtee le Right 15 Id One Sunday Afternoon" PAINTS O lm Berlsene | Minlea Dollar Mevle 18 The People’s Ohelea IS xe.nn 8. 48, M Oommunlty. his humUlation pro- EINAR L LORENnam (Ciolor) 7:18 Weslera Mass. RlghHghta 55 18:88 “ ConueeHent—Tnial’s Ahead?" 8 I PICTURE FRAMES—ARTIST MATERIALS 1 18:88 Leve e f U f e ------— ■ | " A Kiss la The Dark". Daytd yokes him into signing up for a Morning Court ' 8, 58 News ' - ’ Sd. dd Jackpot Bowllag -=- 33 33 NIveii, Jans Wyman world i^btelub tour. Phone Ml 9-7412 Academy Ptayhense dd WAIXPAPEB, Btt T n t k o r Censeqneaeea St M Wootter, Local News 88 7:Sd Blverbeat 55, Sd Starring Milton ^ rle .> Andy Vari- Ml MAIN ST, TEL. HI S-MM Naked City 8. 44 88 It ltd renceatr'alinn 88 Sd Starring Darren McGavIn In papa vs J. Wilbert on ' •. 48. It Nexra aad Weather St. 4t U :88 Bent The OIm * i . 48, 81 I Westoni Mass. BIghlighto < "The Humim Trap" with guest Clear Rerlsen 8 ' "The Quota." Crewman on the Peter Onnn 8 48 88 Ter Amerrew I 88 ■tars Ruth Roman. Zina Bsthune ^ „ Love That Reb 8, it. 55 Enterprise Is kidnaped by a Starring Craig Stevens In "The News 88. •nd Jackxe—weea I^rd. A^BEUIIADrama InTUInyolving I Family Glassies tt mmmdpxmm ^ aA,A — — X •. . IltdB lAVe ef Life ' 8 platoon sergeant. Convicted ? O o W * * ^ - 8 ft mother •^ftui^ter plftyboy The Austin Ax Truth nr Cenneqneneeu f t Sd - Cheyeane_ . dd. 58 "The A r e e . Musketeers." Starr­ ftnfle. . . ^ ' 8 criminal escapes on the way to U : « The OnIdiag lig h t I ing Maximilian Schell, Felicia The Texan 8, dd. 58 Starring Clint Walker In "Two the penitentiary and threatens to 18:55 News Day Report 81 AallM Yelldoy Ftoyhense 88 I8 :8d It fkiald Re Ten 85. Sd Trails to Santa Fe” . (Theymne V murder his wife, A r r , Barry Morse, Vincent Price, M:88 'ihkany Mldalght 58 (Color) Bodle courts disdnter for himself WIDE CHOICE OF NEW, MiSltto I George Mcoready, Polly Rowles, MIDlea Dollar Mevle I t CHAM BERS » 11 ;88 News WMther u d Sports 8. 48 Abent Faces 8. 48. 81 John Co5l(:b>. Tim O'Connor, Search far Temarrow 8 and a mining »-ttIement. World’f Rent MTsyIm ; j "A Klee In A e Dark". M o T ta g .... Real The Oleck 8. dd. 58 SMART MODERN FRAMES Esme WUh KIMy ■ ^ M Thayer David. Patricia Cutto and .. ^ Ssreaade Nine 88 R '/ * *’“ '» • **• ** Arch of ■lyiumph". IngrM Horg- Yoiv tUuMd boeone R btm aty met^eaaory Msvie MaMnee ^ 81 Joan Tetxel. (Part One) Bwordpisqr lt;d5 The.GnIdIng Ugbl 8 CNtle Robertson stars In "The man, (Jharles Boyer ‘ ■NorUi To 'A e Ktondlke*’, Brod- 11:8 8 Ns(^, ». *• ISiBS News Day Report 58 Wade Place.” Hardle tries to pre- Rig News 88 when yoa cheoM rrem oar K8dniliiniHt M R«w, aiul romance set in Paris and Wertd’s Best Mevle I . .... erlck Crawford. I,ondon In 1838. In oolor—’’Dodge (3Hy", Errol Matagu. 1 :dd Mv Little Mnrgla 8 venl the fanned robbery of a News aad Wsather St modern fnuBM! 1:88 ^ the WerM Tarns Wagon Train 88, 88 Welle Farifo office. Elghwtw Fatrel Flynn. Olivia de Haviltand. Laeal or AbenI Faces 8, It, 58 11:U Msvie t Elighw:^ F a ^ l Ward Bond and Robert Horton Big News 88 V At Home With RHIy 15 Sarfslde Six 8. dd. BS "GuadacpMl „®nlry’ Proslon S s ^ Nstos'Wtth EM y 85 co-etar In ' A e Jane Hawkins Long Dtotaaoe Mevle. Hatlnee '*• Starring Van Williams. ’Troy Dona­ Foster. LIcryd Nolan AU WM Pla^mnse 17 OAK ST. hue. and Diane McBaIn In "The Story." McCullough aids a criti­ 11:15 Feature Film 8 '■Dark Slrecls of (Jairo". Ralph Jock Paar Show' 88 . A s Chfistsihars cally wounded girl who Is su sp^- ^paiTrnent A r Peggy” . Jeanne Byrd. Internal onal Set " Theatrical mw-, Feature dd dd ECONOMY OPTICAL |i8B At Jtems W itt E M y ed-of murder, ducer finds himself Involred In 8:88 A H O rels Ciraln. ,WlUtam Holden. TRAILER VAN SERYIOB l;Sd An the World Turns 8 ■ Iwo slayings. 11:58' Greatest Headlines •! tho Oentav MIS-SFM Hong Ksag ~ 8. 48 Jack Paar Shew 88 PheiM Ml 3-5247 Highway Patrel j 8 Jna Murray 88. 88 Rod Taylor stars In "Catch a o All-Star Dnekpln Rowling 18 (Color) . . . . 48' ra Social Nnirs with Kitty 75 ll:tt Jack Paar Show 55 Star." /UiTSstigBtlon of the kid­ 11:88 Greatest Headllaes of the Centw All Star Ptayhense dd 8:48 ijAnnv Thnmas Nhow 8 ___ —ayDay In In Oenrl' 48. 81 866 B. MBDDLB TF 8» l • gld'T'lnK Danny Thomas. Danny (Color) ' naping of a glamorous Holly­ 'S This Is The Answer U Ittm N ll« D9»k ‘ t 8:88 Henea Party wood movis actress. 11:88 Jack Foar Shew 1:55 At Home ,Wllh Kitty 55 Williams becomes an Imoossible Leretta Tenag ' I M Kkeltoa Special 8 60 6-6187 or HtfO. ^ 7-1466 flare-mother to his daughter 15 :M World’s Rest Movlsd ((Soot’d) 8 B w Aty 18:88 Kite Desk. <- 5:M Pull CIrele I Linda, when he grooms her for I :td News 8. 88 CORURN A MIDDLERROOK. he. Starring Red Skelton and guest 18:85 WerM’s Best Msvise (m u L) Jan Warrav Show ; 55 8# 8 :M The XaHenalra , star . Bobby Rydell 18:58 her television debut. 1:18 Moments Of Comfort 8 Tenag Dr. *^ n n n . 88 News A Weather (Color) Kleedike > 55. 3d 1:58 News ik Weather 8 INVESTMENTS and George Baft. Host Skelton will 18:55 Moment of Medllatlea ALTERATIONS Dav la Caart 8. dd. 55 ^ o l lAnsIng Ralph ‘Daeger. Marl a. 48. n guide v is o r s on an ImagInaiT 1:88 News 8. t;St House Part.v t I'.U Monxent (M Medltaltem. 8 MR. OBOBGB F, JOHNSON JB„ MUm c w tour of H d ly w i^ Boulevard. s m 1:18 Xsments nf Oemfsrt H oy/ s This For l.oreltn Vnnar Theater 55 Id nnt Hra£FUL TRAN8 AOT1 0 NB HANDLED . Frem A E seto 88. 88 (Color) Added guest: William Road nf Renllly 8, 48. 55 ON ALL EXuHANOES LOTTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS 5:8# Feonle's Choice t Gene E v a iu heada a cast a t gueat Voaac Or' Hslene ' 55 M •WMAINSnUBBT XBL, MDI S-lIM Barca For A Day 8, 4d 58 FOR EXPEi^T Mo t o r t u n e -u p s playara that incluflea former chllil A-Bargain? l : 8t The Verdict le Years 8 8tar Jack Searl and Edward O. MANCHESTER Frem These Reels 88 Jtt Your HoHman Dealer :!■ , Conaerileat Rondstand H i BETER’S DYNAVrttON SYSTEll RoMnoon Jr. in tha ‘Hiverboat’’ Be liar nneat^ . It A CIOillXHnB U N B OF POKTASLJB TV, Bfdsode, ’Tha QuoU," on NBC-TV S m O r a m O U T V IS THE *^-RAr* METHOD FOR #IVU Or Any OoiMola. EADIOS, PHONO-STBBBO Monday, Nov. 36 (7:S(L6:aO p.m. l:IB. ^ 5Ranger ’’“ **• Aadv Khew IB. 558 A FERFBCT JOB! DRY CLEANERS Make Raem For Onddy 55. SB W. H. England Lumber Go. BSD. Ameriean Raadetaad 8. IB 3 . JFB8UY10E ALL m a k e s “Night SarvietbOEr Bpaiisllj" Mevle At Fear 18 ^AT THE MEEN" M W«Bi SI.'-MI 3-7254 LITTLE JOE*S TEXACO Q: Xa.it tma that Polly Bargen W. MtDDLBiTnnL AT BROAD MI t-7Mt ELEnm l SALES 80! SERVICE, htt la a good wrltarT — Judy B. A : Yaa. In fact. Pony wrttaa a n . i I ' l u n . s a ' mUMHESTER TV mauthJy boauty eaM m a for Trua •IS CORNTRE-ST,—l a . » . 16MI. M«i Bar

V O L . L X X X , Acco ‘ P A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING ^R A L D . MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1966 Television PROGRAM Held I Wha Da Taa Traatf 00. M a crou p o t cholera convalaaoants' 8:00 Ceetleeatol CU sirew n . w liOO Saasat Aadr - < 1 dia In confinement on the deaerk Maka Baea Far Daddy » , 10 •at' Maateraea 8M N. M ate S t e - m S-88BS ByE S:W £^Saratel Aaierleaa Baadataad A 00. U Gene Barry atara. ( a s ^ a M ^ a A l Fear 10 gains le^pi'ctutolhr uf a la m k o a r raftk “I Ure On Dancer." Cheater ous youth la "Last Stop S:H Tewa CHer Korrit, Jean Paricer SPECIALI «!N .D sT a Oarrawar TaSay Tha Edce Ot NIaU S The Beal KeCays ■g ELECTRONICS n . as ■ara'a Ballywt^ tt. 90 itw rinc Walter &reaaan in_ ‘Be­ Hartford, J Faalara SUai 9 ware AJL SmartsnuuT Woman.” wDiDan. : Grand­ Knotty rtne Panaltag State Educatic _ „ JalaaraHjr al. the Ale "The Xa^Micent O opti'. Henry pa KcCoy takes action whan hia LABORATORIES TilS Nawa Fbnda, Don Amecha granddaughter-ln-law Kata en­ IS^e BMid Vaa« er William J. J Payaya Thaatar • rolls for adult education. ^ liW iMlchla F M t Shaw . 99 Scape 18 Weyethaeeeer, D d lC d c e ed today that 277 BROAD ' B raaefan Tfana The Daifc lUrrer". Olfrta de- 9:00 Aagal 8 ■ifS Uw BlebarSa HavJlU"land. Lew______Ayna KiM Dried 88 plan between SilS Oaeaala Baasaiae Co-starring Annie Fargo and BarM Shew ' . 19 XarshallAngel and three womm : d r r i r and the Univ SsOt Faalarr ci|Bi “ Buffalo BlIL J o e f K cC rea friends organise a club for the "Bayoed olory"- 9:99 BIc Mae Shaw purpose ot entering contests. ' Di 7 FA and 8 FA necticut was a P oeaa Read Beahy aad Bla Friaada Baehelarr-^ — ______Father 99.** 99 tive" and on SHOPSTANEK’S Oils Uateli Uania John Focaythe atara In "Bentley S a S S w Baaai Saha S:S9 Haehlaherry Baaad and the Big Board." Peter causes basis could sa' Tea Paral Pea Ska) ____ f o r Oarlaaa Playhaasa a market panic when Brtitjer ad- “As it grows, WhHa Baalar riaea him toinvest hia money In OFB8) its* AJL 8e S PJL 1 n U B V I S I O N News ■tock, . . . . for the same ta; R A D IO S ' Caaalry Stria H y n r e a Sana A 00 FEIDAT NIOHT8 tO A . 8:88 said, when ask raoifooBAras • Carllale’s U^rhaliae SUrring Fred XacKurray in Weather. Meara a a d ______"Lonesome- "George.” George Rlblcoll If coo AUTO RADIOS TIshtrapa Ot Gobel stars aa an unexpected SATVROAS imnLNOON merger, between * tU Harjarra NOIa 0:99 News aad Weather S overnight guest. M n rlM U;M Daeaatbar BriS and the universi AeHaa Theater It Cangreasleaal luvaattgater It economies. SUer’s Caraer 99 0:10 dinn Satherai _ 9 Wild BOI Bekaeh M Starring Ann Sotharn, Ctona man At the outset, U:0e VMaa TUIase mchway flaUdar . M threateneduiregacnDO withwiiss losingw in f m hia* .Mumm I<------i. the education de; News A A it. S9 to r the cigar stand hi tbe Bmtley ELLINGTON BBANOB SMrta Parade OS Hoiue lobby because he' inanlta request for $141 Tha Jiaa Baehas Shew t cuatooiers. ^ next biennium t Tae Aahad Ser I Jahaay Kldaichl t Teuaeasee Bmle Ford lhaw .99. 90 UtOS Tha PHra la XilliaB DSUar X arto U (Crtbr) The Top Twenty Sln flBg that he Intendei 1 I « v a Iiaey "bdlanapolia Opaedway .’ * Aaw T a L X E 5 - « m ■eialac Omr Group is featured. Guest: Dmy and at the imive A m Sheridan. Pat O’Brien Bennett. Ing Thursday i m i V f t » r n i T ad5*a r Newt, a ^ Waathar 99. 9S. 09 The Pnteuehnhiaa - A »»._»»O t^ tt ’• m 'V A i r i U :» Ctaar BaiiM PaaapMl Ta'Daarer _ ' 99 Starring Robert Stack in "The coordinated poll: CaaeantraMaa > Weatera Haaaaehaaatta BIchHchta Purple Gang.’’ Bllot Ness be­ higher education leva That ■■ A «e. 99 comes Involved In kidnaping. Dies l«*a Of Ufa Nawa 99. OS F ln a l ^ s ' 19 "Is there any Tratk ar Caaaaeae ) FaaUly Ctaaaiea 9 U-M Nears. Waathav. Sparta ean't be more l i a T< A «e. "The Three" Xuaketeera". (Part Oraaeha Shaw 99. t t tween the Stat NURMI U:M U CaeM Ba Taa Two) D’ArtAcnan. aerrlnC hla lUlllan Denar KeVto 19 ^ g la r Values (Ctriori apprenUceahtp with the kinc'a "Indianapolis Speedaray" Education and A D fO B O D Y Satuah Far TaataTraw gaarda, aad hla muaketaer com- — —r PlayM uaj ofWB Ikeww Week wv Baat Tha 'Olaalc A «e. pe-t««»« who fight for lore aad "Komings At Seven *M F O E lk ISrU Tha OalSIar UsW Korris. Dorrthy Gish CkMvertfble. Badle ai ttOW Nawa Day Bayart Ernie kevae’s Taka A O a ^ ^ a ^ 1:00 U r UMIa Margla Barton Ma* '88 OmYBLBK jiwiay l^ tra l i Joanne D m and J. CarroU NaUh ll:tS WerM’a Best Kavlas _ „S Near Yorker hardtop. Sadie aad Apala Natea With KHtr « oo-otar in "Baba Vanity". Faah- "The Lady Prom , Cheyenne". Oft Norik SriMot 8A All Star Playh ion destsner cornea to the aM ot Loretta Young. Robert Prestoa.^ heater, power ateeriag, auhto^ M l t-B S U Thia fa n # Ufe Baba. Oueat Conatance Hoore. Big News ri matle tranamlaaioB. WhltewaHe. l:tt Al Kama With EHty Shetraa Slade tt News A Weather 90 M ato Ooiort TV K an Order 99 *54 BEL AIS New York, J 2:0S Fan CIrela News. Sparta, Weather OS Ohevle Hardtop. Badio aad Jaa Marray Shaw 99. 9S 9:00 The Daaaa B m O Shew 9. 00 11:19 Jack Paer Show m KT.H. Court o f i (Color) « _ « Starring Donna Reed with Carl Faatura 40 _ -H heater. Power Glide, wliltewaSa. versed the eons Day la Coart 9. 00. n Beta and Paul Peteraea and Shel­ 11:19 Jim Hawtbaraa’a Fumy WsaM XC red and white aad matching ia- of 20 men w 3:90 Haaae Party J ley Fabarea. Donna encouragea 11:99 Jaeh Paer Shaw M terior. fierrita Ceanr Thaata* _••••• daughter H ary to puraue NKe Desk » Apalachin, N.Y. Bead ts BeaUty 0. 00. M modeling courae. while huaband ; WsM’s>M’ s Beat Navies (Coat’d) 9 *54 OHEVBOLEY •vention on Nov. 9:00 Tha MllUeaatrs ^ 9 Alex la oppoaed to thia career. , Feaiare Film « S-door sedan. Badio aad heater, feaaa Or. Nalsaa S !! 8:90 Dick Powell’s Caaa Gray Theater "Ruggles of Red Gap ’. Charles The court on Findell .daaea For A D *y 9 . tO. 99 T.aughton, Mary Boland. hriJfewalla. 9:90 The Verdirt la Veara 9 Dick Powell, host. Father Wil­ I News 9M:y count of tl FOB l ^ m BfMits n . 19 liams stars in "T b e Black ) Momenta of Comfort miiwed fo r want CoauMticRt t Wagon.’' Eastern girl, traveling ) News A Weather I Moment of MedltnUoa PONTICELLI dence to auppoi B« Oar Gaeii IS through the West, refuses to let The opinion VENETIAN a n d KREBS Judge J. Edwa was concurred BLINDS Ml 3-1642 PONncmi I Charles Clark F R ID A Y Television PROGRAM A K M 8S Friendly. AEtoor STOCK . and SUPPLIES Chaaael :0S Faatare Film 9 Challeaga with Allred E . Barice 99 5 « u c e f s u t e s The appeals < CoBUaaatal Clasaraaaa 99, 80 ’.’Laura" Gene Ttamey,Dana An­ 9:M Oar American Heritage 92, 99 /ttMlTH MmH XT In Color drews "B om A G iant." Starring WUliam OB peiju^ cha CoaUnealal Ciaaaraam 99. 99 Pepaye Thaatar 9 Travers Barbara Rush. Farley bill against thr 485 Middle Tpke. East First Shaw 33 Granger and Walter Matthau. (Color) Turbulent early career of former ants. *171696 cou M l 3 - 4 8 6 6 TUa Is Oar Faith | "Elephant Gun". Belinda Lee, Four Bing Crosby shows hpve Town Crter 9 Michael Craig (Color) President Andrew Jackson, •red by agieen Davs Oarraway Taday. E ai^ 1___ n Suoael Strip „ , 9. 00. 99 beeit sold to the British Broadcast­ gtart o f the .con RRa ”1 Was An Adventuress." Pater "Antwerp Caper." Starring Efrem ing Corporation, which' will show Look aad Learn 8 Lorre Zimballat. Jr. Stu Bailey la hired Hia defendan Dalvarolty ot Iho Air 8 Admiral Swabby by the parents of a girl to prove them between noW add the N ew Mat Jan. IS a Nawa 9 :3t Big Mac the validity rt a claim that their Teac . .Cannonball Adderly la be­ fenced to prise Waathar r i ^ T i a T l a daughter Is alive, although re­ ing recruited for a special of hia This la CCsaa 9 :90 Vfucb Oarrs ported killed by the Naxia. from three to fi Braaktast Thus § ;:9S Bay Bagsra TaeaSTlUe Friday Night Hop 18 own after the success o f hia Deth- were flned |10,0 Bap Richards 9 Cartaan Playbsuaa Mr. Garlnad 9 hie Reynolds appearance.. .“25 The appeals Caplala Baagarsa 9 Soata’ s Workahap Michael Shayae 93, 90 Faatare rnm . _ 9 News Richard Denning stars in "Blood Years of Life” will be presented as **There Is nothli "Son O t Tha Sheik". Rudolph Tal- :U BMW The Clawa on Biscayne B a y ." Shayne solves a sepcial on NBC-TV March 2. It of the trial to i entlao. Vllma Banky Seeps two murdera and exposes a black­ will be based on the achievements :S9 Weather. Raws A Sparta mail plot. latlon of federal SRamaar. » * * * Boom. 33J Decay TwUlgkt Zona 9 of Life Magazine In the fields of place or was pli Tex ravel Fua Shaw 90 :S0 News A Waathar Inger Stevens atara In "The Late­ editorljil and photographic iour- •ring. . . Almaaae 00 Aetlaa Theater ness of the Hour." Rebellious nalism.. .Tenor Enzo Stuart! turn­ It said this ■ 'i' S ' - Lsoaay Taaaa 00 Olabhoase daughter of a doctor who has CawtafaJa Kaagaraa 00 WUd Bin Hlekak created a menagerie of machines ed down an engagement at a plush federal grand I HarriiTried Joaa 9 3S Mea in an effort to retire from the New York night spot because the occasions over ' Maraing Show 99 :t t News 9. 9A it. 9 rigors of a very competitive world December Bride ::89 Sporia Robert Taylor In The Deteettves room, wasn’t big enough, aiid it and one half, an< Daugb Ba Ml 89. 89 :N Boagh RMera _ A 44. 99 was thought his voice 'would be too federal and sta' Sasla Lockap ’The Other Side". Mobster has overpowering. "Safari,” a one- merous other o Vidas VlUaga Million DaUar Movie 18 vowed to do away with the wit­ Bast Sailer “Dark Victory". Bette DavU. nesses to a murder he com- hour adventure series set in the, Play Your Ranch 89. 80 George Brent mitteed. African Jungle, will make its TV Handcrafted Q oalitj (Color) Weamer, Lm m I News 99 Million Dollar Movie 18 debut during the 1961-62 season.. Tea Asked Far R News A Waathar tS.49 "Dark Victory" Budget Term s—See 11:90 I ^ve Lucy Freallars ta Nediclas 59 19:99 Eyewitness To History 3 C3BS-TV will run old “I Love Lucy"' Thaif^ee la Bight :19 Weatara Mass. Highlights 99 One of the major nears stories of shows, Sunday evenings at 8 ,.. (Color) News 4S. 80 the week, aa revealed through Castr BARLOW'S Meralag Coart :99 Bawhlde 9 news cameras and correspondenta Danny Thomas and hia, daughter FOR THE BEST IN TV Aeademy Playhonso Starring Eric Fleming and Clint stationed around me globe, with have been sig^ned to co-star in a Clear Horlioa Eastwood. "Incident at Supersti­ News Correspondent Charles Zane Gray Theater epsiode titled lose TOI^LAND TPKE. CoacealralloB tion P rairie." Wishing Bone, the Kuratt-as anchor, man. (Bucklsnd) Mancheoter Love That Bob! I .. . OS.... cattle drt-re cook, refuses to let The Law And Mr. Joaes 8, 59 "Honor BrighL" T i » E t Phone BO'e-eoeo Love of LIfd 9 an old Indian die according to James Whitmore-'^tars In "No Tmth o r CoBaeqaeaeas 99, 99 Indian custom. Sate". Dress manufacturer re­ 4 . The Taxaa A 99. 09 Dain Raven 33.30 volts against retirement, skit^ Theodore Bikol udll sing Israeli Search Far Temerraw 9 Starring Skip Homeler, Raven mishes with hla family and other tunes mi Perry Como’s Dec. 21 Havana, Nov. It Canid Ba Tan (Colart 99. 98 and 8 A Burke investigate when matters. Christmas show. Bant Tha Claeh A 09. 98 a nigbtclub comedian’s partner Maahaat 49 tro hinted today CoM Ml 3-2751 13:49 'ma OaMiag UghI 8 does not show up lor a . perfor­ U ;99 News. Weather A Sperta 9 •r policy towan 13:99 Nawa Day Baparl ID mance. World’s Best Movies 9 1:00 :My UttU Margfa 9 Bat. Maateraan A "Key Largo”. Humphrey Bogart, F. Kennedy becc FOR A SPIRITUAliry UTT Ahaat Faces S. OB. 98 Lauren Bacall At Hama With Bitty M B x ^ K ia n 00 bearded Prime i A dUfenat reoerded moo—| Ibiw’a tnnday Fnanlas « Big News - 23 Mavis Maliaaa 99 Cartoons. "Cnown onthe Farm.” News A Weather speech was pu dnUy. 'The Unknm^’^ Karan Morlay ^ Bah;Baby -Busy iba oveislzed duck, News. Sports. Waathar himbs explodin 1:30 ^ the ______Btaris tba day by jdayiiig cireaa U :li Featwe Flln dented show OoTODMit Cons. CRtirch S wttb the UHla 'dtxdcs and aad it "A Foreign Affair." , S s e i !d V a £ !^ !m BMty Marlene IMetetrlch ' ' enemies within rmyhMms tnr out-foxIng k fox., other atekiea. 8:00 HarriatM A San 9. Ot. 89 Jack Faar Shaw .99 MHaunaa In a 2 1/2-hou Far Ta&W~ 7 99 Pat O’Brian atArs with B<^r 11:39 Asram Theater 49 u i m t f g 1:19 Ali Hama WIMiKiMv 9] 11:39 Qraatest Headllaaa at tba Oaotary University, Cai 3:1 Fan Orrta i Parry in "Misa Claridge Finds Pollster JSooirge Osllup estbnst- - I Romanee.'' An oftlea managa- Roman Catholic Jaa Marray Shaw 39. 90 11:99 HMIFORO ROU money from at ed that 85,000,000 adulU watched (Color) mant problam when One o t flie U D 9 NHa Desk **• 9* g A OS. 89 sacretarlea (alto ib love and preach against at least one of tlurfour presMoiit- Day fa Oaart takes ta mooning Instead of typ- 19:99 WarM’a M Martas (OaU.) • Bsasa Party _ Ing. HUM News A Waathar . 3 ENTERPRISES, W C . suggested a n< lal detetss... The National Asso- Larvtia ToSw Ti UUB Mement at MeJItaWaa 3 Bead Ta B ^ iy A 09. "Btate-run sugar e U * 'A o t Social Workers has S t o ltW Martin MHnar an2 1D9 Aatborlaed latanmHaaal coauMaded VDC-TVs daytime Gaor|W Maharto. Four faahton 1:19 Mamanta at Canafart Track Deaiav the works. It secies about group psychoUterapr. Qaaaa Far A Day A 00. laodm arrive in Aria.. Tod mid das, Sanrlw « ■ « Ytoala flooding world n flmThe VstdietV s t^ IgTaa_-la Tears . ^ Bus. ars appointed as their ehap- Stella Steveng. gueat-atars In 278 Hartford Bead ally giving Cubi **Road to R ealltj^ for belplnc the 8A eronea. p .blis -o______understand metlwds oef f Wiatam ar 39 ber flrat hour-loi^; televlaloiv play prices. the emotionally ill... A - Starring Brian Keith. wioMitigomo when She portraya a deaf-mute Fhaaei MltoheU t - U it Two small no Wha Da risks hla life to iwevent . banter girl’ who la befriended by Little while Castro « new TV show called “The Story liO Raagar A a ^ from selsiiig a corpaa in '"Going of My Ufe,“ Charles Darrow's Maka Beam Far DaSdy Joe Cartwright (aeriee star brought him to autobtogcaphy, Is in the works.,.. Amariaaa HaaialaaS A«. FItnIstones A 00 99 Michael London) in the “Silent EXPERT Shouts of “pare' ICavla At Faar U "BoUywock, Here I dom e." WII- numder” colorctuit of “Bonania” tlon wall) went “The Togi Bear Show" has been “ ToTpedo B oa t". Richard Artaa. mn’a entry- In_ a. . .TV . slogan . . con- .. on NBOTV Saturday, Deo. 10 s'^ for a January debut oyer ISO Jiaa Parker test wins her a trip for two to the MECHANIC ance. I :9 t movie cairttoL (7:80-8:80 p.m. EST). "Don’t w o r statkms coast-to-cosst K»a‘»WgSLd «. • Castro admoni eoMPLETC Tm niK “ Those bomba < peaaantA by th( THE COLONIAL O AK B u rto n D. PEARL set off by those \ M I I \ I I 1 M ' 1 ' i; m II i:i ( I N I HI aa4 CM REPURS foreign intereai f PACKAGE STORE ■'1 ' : ' i i : I 1 I iiiu m %ii ■; .so would like to si OPENM GHrsriUf w DONALD A. KNOFLA, ParmWes frigidaire headquarters country.” Despite heavj 88S TOLLAND TPUL, IIANOI------leasbea: ladopeadaBt CMiafa D E U V E B t SBRV10i--MI t-tS T I SALES and SERVICE SINCE 1926 tiona around tl Owaers* AasoeWUoSL I b a bombs also wer Castro was wai Altogether l! counted throug Its suburbs aa stslged Its Ugg since Castro ge two years ago. have become an durrence in Ha; Castro was • in his critlcisi States. But h( the door sUghth tory move by he indicated Cu the initiative li