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X 1BUB8DAT, MOYEMBER 15, H91 ; f a g e t w e n t t -f o x j b A veng* Dgily, Net Pren Ron . For the Week Kn*n C ourt, O rder o f A m - On Program w rou^t interpretation of the sec­ by Mr. Ferras and by the or­ the composer himself failed to Honor during the ClvQ War. But 40. Bohuday mostiy riondy enl.a anath, wlU meet tomorrow at to battle against tite orchestral Uneen ef Otmilntlan V,V ond, and a rather cursory reading chestra, but I must admit I was utilise. The result la most arti^c, it was a mistake and all but nfew H M e cooler 7:46 pjn. at Uie llaaonic Temple. forces as he doea in the Brahms, > ' ’ Munchester^A CUy of ViUago Charm y ' of the last. In fact he played the disappointed in the last move­ though doUbtisss many in the au­ of the awards were canceled by a Offloeri of Laurel Court, New • ■' t ' V' he doesn’t have to oope with ex­ \ By Symphony finale at timea as thoii^ he were m ent. dience expect greater n>in»>tiek- special board of review In 1916 Britain,' wlH confer an initiatory cessive length Ss Is frequently the ' case, and he has some significant tired of hearing it, rousing once Tschaikopreky’s “Romeo and ling thrills. and 1917. two i ^ decree. Tliere will be a tea cup VOL. LXXTnr. N a 41 (TWENTT-FQUB PAGES—IN SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1962 5H r a g * M ) anottoB aft«r the meeting. Re- By JOHN GRUBER PRICE nVE CENTS fieahmenta will be aerved by Mm. 1 The Hartford Symphony''sound­ Harold Lioofnia and a committee. ed much Improved last evening, 8ver its opening performance last Die Men’a League of the Salva­ U.S. F lig h ts month. Apparently the new person­ State N ew s tion Army will meet Saturday at 7 pm. at the church. Ool. Ralph nel have “shsiken down,’' and be­ MAIN ST. Phone Ml 3-4123 To Continue Chinese Battle MUer of Now York City will apeak come a part of the organization at 7:90 about hia pencil collection. instead of individuals hired to play Roundup Instruments with the orchestra. The public la invited. , - Despite Threat Gastro Tki’eat Adds I was more impressed with con- certmaster Bonaclnl’s efforts last FREE PARKING rear of store Ifie Paat Chiefa Club, Manorial Indian Drives night, than on the opening occa­ 4 Temple Pythian Slaters, will meet UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. sion, too. I still have my reserva­ Sales Taxes Show tomorrow at 8 pjn. at the home of tions about him but he is begin­ (AP)—Fidel Castro’s thi^at MTa. Herbert Alley, 60 Waahlng- />■«,!■ ' - r N EW D E LH I, India (AP)r— he said, by a new Indian ning to make his presence felt, and 1k> shoot down U.S. planes fly­ The Chinese Communists-have army priicy of probing Red Chi­ New Buying Peak boa St Mm. Douglas Lindsay will apparently he is making more of in g over Cubs brought au­ nese fines m an effort to keep, aerve aa eo-hoetess. UConn Speaker launched a massive .attack on an effort to make his Ideal^felt thoritative word today that them from consolidating their po- HARTFORD (A P)— State than was evidenced on-the earlier 109th Indian troops at the east rad stUens. This policy is also now Ffank E. Zimmeemto Jr., a ISIS Washington' Lodge, and the the United States will con­ Manchester natl've . who Is car progrram. of the Himalayas and fic ^ being follow^ near Towang, sales tax collections for the Royal Black Preceptory, LOL, 'will Again the choice was excellent tinue its ' reconnaissance where the ottier major thrust by July-September periocl have meet tomorrow at 9 pjn. in the di- marketing manager Jor Ford Di- 'fighfing is now going on, a 'vision of Ford Motdr Co.. Dear­ nn/i varied. Mr. Mahler seems to flights and will provide nec­ the Chmese has penetrated toto hit a record $24.3 million, and rectom room at the Washington be,‘back on his old Idea of includ­ Defense Ministry spokesman northeastern India. Social Club. Plans will be dis­ born, Mich., will speak tonight at essary protection. should go much higher during the installation of himself and ing something for every taste on The warning of the Cuban prime said today. The Walong thrust, 16 miles cussed for a public Installation, The Chinese attack on Indian po­ the Christmas Shopping sea­ eight others to the University of every program, which Is a good minli4er was made public by the west of the Burma border, is po­ Dec. 15, oonducted by a deg^«e Idea in my estimation. sitions near Walbng foUowed an tentially one of the 'most danger­ son. Reprisal Set team fr ^ Massachusetts. Connecticut chapter of Pi Tau united Nationa-thla morning. U.S. Sigma, national honorary society The opening Mozart went very Indian attack that captured some ous of IS Red Chmese penetra­ Tax Commissioner Jol^ L. Sulli­ aources said U.S. surveillance of Chinese Outposts, the siwkesman tions mto India. in mechanical engineering. well. I have finally come to the van beamed aa he noted the recent Oiha wiU have to continue.unless said. After restricted fighting in Walong lies the 'valley of the Zimmermaui, a 1942 graduate of conclusion that Mr. Mahler does a m quarter showed an'increase of eight If Aircraft there iZ adequate verlftcation of one iuea which b^gan Wednesday, Luhit River that forms a natural North End Man Manchester High School and a good job with this son of Salzburg per cent, or $1.8 million over collec­ tile removal of offensive weapons. the Red Chinese attacked on a highway down through the moun­ 1945 graduate of UConn,' will tsdk when the tempo Is fast, and only “ NatunUly we will have to take tions for the same period a year gets in trouble in his Adagios. Ot massive scale north and west o4 tains to the,, densely populated ago. Takes Own Life on “Marketing Opportunities for steps to protect our planes, if nec­ Walong, he -said. plains of upper Assam State, Shot Down course Mozart Is the most difficult essary," these sources said. "These latest returna certainly JBngineers.” of all composers so leeway should Chinese troops are attacking in Indian troops attacked Red Chi­ indicate a most healthy economy,’’ The instsalation will begin a^ 8 Paul W. UceUo, 48, of 39 Kerry be allowed, but I do wish Mr. Mah­ Rush It was reliably reported that considerably superior numbers, nese positions a few miles north­ the tax chief said. Then, refeirlng o’clock in the Student Union at St, died shortly after 1 a.m. today ler could be convincing throughout this view was conveyed to the 8o- tho spokesman said. west of Wajong to, the jumbled to the present tax quarter, Sep­ WASHINGTON (AP) — U Conn. Viet Union during the latest round from a self-inflicted gunshot the range of tempi the famous No other action was reported on slopes of the lower Himalayas. A tem ber-th rou gh D ecem ber, he add-« President Kennedy met with classicist employed. GENERAL of U.S.-Soviet negotiations Thurs­ the Himalayan battle front. The spokesman said "our troops were ed : his top military and diplo­ wound in the right temple. ■ Dr. d a y night. John's Polish National Catholic Then came Charles Ives’ "Sym­ • CASH an<) CARRY Walong attack was the first major able to occupy the forward slopes *Tt appeara as though wr are matic adidsers today amid evi­ Robert R. Keeney, niedical ex­ Castro’s threat was foUowed up fighting since the offensive into of the Chtoese position to spite of Church at 9: Buriail will be in St phony No. 2,” which left the audi­ headed for the greatest Christmas dence that the Cuban crisis aminer, said the (M th 'was suicide. John’s Cemetery. ence quite up in the air, to judge quickly in the U.N. political com­ India ground to a temporary halt heavy enemy fire." buying period to Connecticut his­ ELECTRIC mittee by a bitter blast at the three weeks ago after capture of m d ia lost 10 killed and 20 may be moving into a new and Police were notified by William There 'wlU be no calling hours. by the questions I was asked by to ry .” people In the lobby during inter­ • -V United States by a Cuban repre- some 2,500 square mUes. wounded to the attack and Red Since the salee tax is closely more dangerous period. Carbone, 19, a nephew of the Uc- sen ative. ITie spokesman said the Red Chtoese casualties were estimated eellOB, w b o liv e s 'with them . mission. I shall consider both at finked with buying, officials expect , In a White house conference some length In my column “The «5 Taking the floor in the UOr Chinese around Walong had not ad­ about the same. Police X)t Raymond Oriffin and it to jump by ,sbveral million dri- with toe Executive Oiminittee of Manchester Elks Way I Heard It," M onday. nation committee during a disar­ vanced when last reports came in "After occupation of the forward toe National Security Council, Patrolman John Krinjak, who in­ 6n OPEN lars with the help of record Christ­ Suffice it to- say that Mr. Mahler mament debate, Cuban Ambassa- shortly before he talked to report­ slopes our troops were rein­ Kennedy was believed to have dis vestigated, concluded that death mas shopping. Note Polish Night and the orchestra gave the Ives AUTO­ ers. ' .. forced," the spokesman reported. The ht^er sales tax comes under cussed Cuban Prime Minister Fi was instantaneous, and resulted work an excellent performance, THURSDAY (Oootimied OB Page Ten) . The Chinese attack waa trig- "This morning the Chtoese coun­ del Castro’s threat to fire . 9-9814W K DEMVESB W e (live (irft II SUuii|m TO THE WOMEN j5«|9ielpaffiia h fh* GE dtectaie eon eponor d r n i e i i - reached the high print of its foreh ea d T slla tu re is fin ish in g Ms s t u ^ GENERAL ELECTRIC TABLE RADIO TI60 after launching, at peak altitude, Jectory, about 104 m iles, and 180 Mrs. Jay Solomon had a which observers feel will recom­ •trorion. RECEIVE A iOVELY STRING OF SIMULATED PEARLS WITH A a radio signal from tha ground mend a branch for that area. The , FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP)^ (Continiied en Paga Tm ) • 4" G-E dynapower speaker mUes southeast of Cape Canaver­ rimllar problem with one of By BERNARD BROWN » The Coast Guard cutter Men- was to blow the Saturn apart, h er contact lenses. She rexMrt ie due Dec. 31. "Hell on wheels” tanks of t^e 1st e moisture proof Mumlnimi voice ooU STERLING SIliVER CLASP! MEET MISS MARY BOLSHOW ^ . . POPU- al,. A radio signal from Um ground HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) — dofo also was. steaming toward the PINE PHARMACY • loud, clear, full range sound dumping the 96 tons of water into finally dtscovered both lensea area. Armored Dl'viaion were to sweep LAR HOME ECONOMIST IN THE HOUSE & HALE HOUSEWARES DEPTu set oft dynamite chargM to blow Resoua planes and ships searched 664 CENYEB s t r e e t — c o r n e r O F A D A M S • buQt-in loop antenna 11.88 the frigid ionosphere to form s on one eye. (OoBthnied on Page Mne) The 18 missing crewmen were ashore from toe Atlantic Ocean Read Herald Advs. the ro^et apart as planned. giant cloud of ice pArticles. the. stormy Atlantic northeast of a conelrad ci'vU defense marking • polystyrene cabinet THURSDAY. 12 P.M. lo 9 P.M.; FRIDAY 12 P.M. to 9 P.M.' This action, four-tiiinutes and 66 reported wearing fife jackets and today In toe first war games In ■seconds after launching, spewed Plane and ground-basril cam­ Bermuda today for 18 missing toe water was a warm 73 degrees. South Florida since toe Caban B ulletins eras and other equ^mient were to crewmen who abandoned the But 'Visibility was only about two T 1 38,000 gallonsy bf water into the crisia boiled up. GE PORTABLE ELECTRIC PHONOGRAPH trigfld upper, atmosphere h> create study the cloud to seek clues en Greek freighter Captain George as m iles. Men of toe 1st Brigade were to Colled from AP Wirra S E B S S B ^ ^ ^ s a huge cloud of ice particles. The atmospheric ihyslcs. Leaders Back JFK flames ate their way toward a .The U.S. Air Force announced roll their tanks and trucks off RECORD RIOT water. Weighing 95 tons, simulated A similar experiment at lower cargo of explosives. that two amphibious planes would fou- big LST (landing * ships, welg]^ of upper stages to be car­ altitude on the second Saturn test Coast Guard messages said sev­ begin searching a 20-by-S0-ntUe tank) onto toe beaches of Hutchin­ BLAMED IN BOMBING en members of the 26-man crew a rea at UIa first light of day. ried on future Saturns. flight last April produced a olond son Island at hic^ tide. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Cbservers at Cape Canaveral 6^ miles across, easily visible were picked up by freighters As toe search went on for sur­ 24.88 ufibeRevable standing by to toe ^ e , but toe vivors from toe (japfoto George, Swelling seas caused a 48-hour . FBI eald today Bobby Bandell REPEAT! ^ and up and down the east Florida from the Florida East Coast. On Reducing Taxes delay in toe iqock invasion by WUooxBon and Albert F. Nnee- eachl coast spotted the cloud as it blos­ Project officials reported major other 18 w ere toesed toto toe 46- another victim of toe gale, toe 4 speed foot' high waves when their life­ abled 66-foot schooner Curlew cap­ some 1,600 sridlers and their baum, aoodsed bonk robbers, e * 33 R.P.M. albums somed into a huge white mass and goals of Saturn flight No. 8 ware ttoiks on toe beaches of Hutchin­ were reeponsibie for Waebtaig- then disappeared within seconds. to further evaluate the eight first boat capsized. They disappeared sized five miles outside Bermuda’s WASHtNGTON (AP)—President^ the administration was the sur­ son Island where American GI’s ton’e “mod bomber" scare ef e recessed manual turntable * wida salaetion About 10 planes w ne In the air stage engines 'with maximum fuel, to toe darkness. St. George Harbor. . Of A Sellout Kennedy’s proposals for a tax cut prising number who apparently Coast Guard amphibians, flying The six men aboard toe two- trained for toe Noi^nandy invasion 1961. The two men' eaptoied . today to photograplr the cloiid in v^ i^ structural Integrity of the of World War H. e 4" dynapower speaker next year have won the warm believe Cmgress should make a to relays, dropped flares through master' schooner were rescued by this .month, bed detonated two children's Dixie IfOnd an< effort to learn more, about at­ atoframe; confirm > aerodynamle WeiMtog of fop-ranktog labor, busi- fox cut effective next Jan. 1 and file seas calmed down late bomba in Waablngton and plant­ mospheric ' physics. toe night to the vicinity of the toe U.S .Navy ship Compass Is­ e vinyl laminated scuff proof steel case ! • « ' honky tonic ness and civil leaders. tackle fox reform^ later. •till burning ship. land which had escorted It from Thursday and toe landing exweise ed a flilrd aa divenhwair tac- The engines thundered loudly (Oonthined on Page m netem ) An overwhalming majority- of - .KSnnedy:-la-expected...to .recom­ . ttoa-lor-their..banlc,robfalBg-«aai- ______^^s^nphohlc- popular---- ■ The amitolbians . reported toe- a -point- 89 niUes north of Bermuda.- got under-way before' dark. - 4i S-A,L.E • the idieal unit for children the expanded 170-man conference mend a package deal—fox reform ship was stol afloat late Thursday One of'toe crew was repm'ted to . Navy frogmen probed beaches p^lgn, the FBI said. Na one of the Priutdent'a Labor-Manage­ and outs—on ‘the theory that - re­ n ^ h t. have suffered brokra rthe. The and soldiers worked in walst-hlgh 'lnjnred in' the enpioelon ment Advisory Committee said forms would ha've little change The U.S. submarine Torsk. took schooner was en route from Es- waves to erect piers for a porta­ bcmibe Jwie IB bnt a Former GOP Secretary of State Thursday tiiat th ey fa v o r a <|ulck, without the cuts to make them over toe search from two' Liberi- ssex. Conn., to toe Virgin Islands ble causeway that will span 850 r bank was robbed of more than substantial tax cut to spur a shig- more palatable to Congress. an-flag ships which picked up toe when it was disabled early 'nnira- feet from ships to 'shore., . $18,000 which the United Stotes iSiust sals Kennedy is expected to m ^e area against any attack from .the 'sentenced today to a year In'" Kennedy haa .selected Christiiui WASHINGTOIMAP) — Westtog- maintain initiative, command re­ to Congress next year. air or sea. federal prison and flned a total Herter, a secretary of state in the house Electric Coip., AUis-Chalm- spect, and provide leadership." Most labor members of the pan­ U.S. Visit May Boost The units are strung along toe of $12AM on two gam bling a backed by 1 full year written Eisenhower administration, . -to iQerter, vdiose home is MUlis, el said taxes Should be . cut mostly ers Manufacturing Co. and 10 other firms have agreed to re-: Florida Coast from Cape Canaveral charges. Moriarty b^ oon- guarantee of replacement of any command U.S, negotiations aimed Mass., has beeii' serving as chair­ to the lower income brackets. In­ -7 . ‘ ■ '■ at slashing foreign trade barriers. man of toe Committee on Foreign frato from antitrust law 'violations vlcW by a jury Qet. SO 'of fsU- defective unit, no waiting! dustrial members held out for (Oontinued on Page Ten) Ing to pay the federal 19 per In choosing him Thursday, Ken­ Affairs Perpoonel under sponsor­ both - income sind cft^oraXe cuts. to heavy electrical equipment n ed y js a ld the 67-year-rid Rei>ubU- ship of the Carnegie Sindowment sales, the Justice Department an­ Chancellor at Home cent tax ended civil antitrust larly stationed in. Berlin. He has (erent. His friendly folks with toe Penalties fo r hoard found In two Jersey City Thua the Paris-born Herter will By 3,091 in Mass. many (Congress members: That a suits brought against the IS firms been in Washington during toe President, toe televised smiles and garages last July. have the key role in directing the tax cut is not justified,' to view to connection with the 1960 crimi­ -visit of West German Chancellor handshakes, toe honors and praise B arnett, A id e DOMINION PORTABLE of DOMINION historic trade expansion measure .BOSTON (AP)—Democrat Endl o f a national debt that tops $300 nal conspiracy Indictments charg­ KonrSd Adenauer. he got can ail be a big help With JFK TO TOUR ABC BITES macted by the last Congress—an cott Peabody today waa officially billion and the officiri Budget Bu­ ing price-fixing and bld-riggtog to toe voters and pqUticlans back WASHINGTON (AP) •— The act Kennedy called “a vital new governor-elect of Maasachuaetts reau estimate that this fiscal year the electrical industry. By CARL HAR’ home in Germany. PXFORD, Miss. (AP)—A,feder­ White House awnonnoed today weapon” for the cause ri freedom. As a result of the criminal I koelt by a margin of 8,091 votes out of will add another. $7.8 bllfion to it. WASHINGTON (AP)-t Chancel­ Just now toe voters and politi­ al court has ordered that'crimin­ that President Kenne^ will 4 SLICE POP-UP The trade act authorizes 60 per more than two million cast in the The administration has ' not cases, 29 companies were fined cians are pretty angry. Thp anger al contempt, proceedings be; start­ ELECTRIC lor Konrad Adenauer -ifoes home make a tour Air Force and cent cuts in most tariffs and elim­ Nov. 6 election. spelled out«its proposals but to a $1,924,600 and seven of their ex­ is cmicentrated on Franz-Josef ed against Mississippi’s governor Atomic Rneigy Commission altos ination of those that are chiefly Peabody’s defeated opponent, in­ report to the nation last Aug.- 14 ecutives were sentenced to.. 30 today to face a political crisis Straiiss, Adenauer’s able but high­ and lieutenant governor. And a on Deo. 7. Kennedy wifi stop off - in'volved -in trade between the cumbent Republican Oov. John A. Kennedy said be'would- recom­ days to jail on no-contest pleas. with new strength frpni his folks ly controversial defense minister. county grand juiy is expected, to at Offnt Air Force Base, head­ AUTOA^ATIC United States and the- European to the civil case consent judg- Volpe. declared Immeriately after mend to Congress "an acroes-the- With President Kennedy. Strauss has 'been getting a lot make its report (m toe University quarters of the Stratogle Air Im worn HAIR DRYER Common Market (France, West of toe blame for toe arrests and of Mississippi integration, case tOr the official tabulatim was an­ board,. top-to-bottom cut to both Adenauer apparently believes Command, at Omaha, n A., and . Germany, Italy, Belgium, Luxem­ nounced Thursday that he will ask corpoiate and personal income (Oontinned on Page -Nineteen) midnight searches conhected with day. then go to Los Alainoa, NJi., TOASTER burg and the Netherlands). that toe Western world ought to an article In “Der Splegeli" a pop­ The grand jury has been prob­ for a recount. foxes—to take effect as of the make no proposals to toe Soviets to visit the AEC sotonttfle labera- Kennedy' said Herter will be The official returns were: Pea­ start of neirt year.” ular West German news maga­ ing toe fatal shooting of two men toty there. At Loa Alamos, be on Berlin and Germany, becauae zine. Many Germans were remind­ during toe Sept. 30 rioting at Ole “one of the top policy officials of body 1,061.668; Volpe 1,048,562. There has' been folk of lowering News Conference any deal might result In conces­ wUl inapeet work bring done an the United St^es government in In a brief statement, V’ripe, wbo rates at the bottom end of the in­ ed uncomfortably of toe tactics of Miss, after a Negro student was Project Rover, whleb to deveiop- shoe salon sions to toe Reds. Now he has toe too Gestapo, toe secret police of placed on toe campus by federal 12.88 shaping and achieving our inter­ had sought' a seemd two-year come tax scale from thg present Likely Next Week President’s word that there will ing s nuclear rocket, tor apace m ain flom : 13.88 national objectives in the commer­ term, said: M per cent to 15 per cent, and at Adolf Hitler’s day. m arshals. exploratton. be no new offers, at least until Strauss also is under fire for The panel has before it an FBI cial, trsuie and economic fields." “In ■view of the fact that only the top end from 93 pw cent to toe Cuban crisis, clears up. finally—a toaster large enough for Herter, a former cemgressman 8,091 votes separates the vote for 65 per cent. Speculation has been WASHINGTON (AP) — Pierre the facts disclosed in . the story report on ballistics tests of toe JURY INMOIB UJS. and governor of Massachufietts governor; to 'view of the fact that that corporate rates might be cut Salinger, White House press sec­ lii a t m ay take!' a long tim e. that caused toe row; that toe weapons, of federal offlqent who OXF(HU>. Mbs. (AF) — Ibb * wear like a shoulder bag while .you family breakfasts retary, says it’s almost certain AdSnauer can say' thab there West German army is far from were forgets of rioters. The FBI who' served as secretary of state only one additional vote per pre- from 52 to 47 p er cent. Infayetto Oounty grand Jury to­ President Kennedy wifi hold a was no discussion of any propos­ efficient and got a low rating in said in Washington Thursday its walk, talk, cook or eioan . from 1969 until former President emet m my favor would changq Administration officials ' were day cited the federal govetn- precision thermostat for ■news' conference next week and als that might some day be made recent maneuvers of toe North tests of 450 guns failed to turn up Dvri(d>t 13- Eisenhower left office, the governor, and' because I be4 elated over the panel’s support. ment for IH e^ and agttattsg reriew the Cuban cri^ . to toe Soviets. It had been expect­ Atlantic Treaty Organization. . the weapons with which toe two * 3 position pushbutton air regulator uniform toasting will report directly to the Presl- lieve the people are entitled to They said it will give the nreal- action la tba Unlveraltyri deht. know for, certain, becauae the bal­ dent’s proposals a .Ug, lift when Kennedy’s last sessian with ed that there would have to be ' The voters in Bavaria, Strauss’ men were killed. NOsetoalpil totogrogntlm o m naw lift-o-matic action Kfts . The Senate will have i|p approve lots have been counted only once they get to Cmgrisss. newsmen was Sept. 18. One sched­ some folk about them. taoma state, wifi have a chance to Crim inal <^contempt action OPEN THURS.41H. till 9 * Kghtvfaight. whisper quiet iH U i uled for twp weeks ago was can­ express their thoughts In a lociti against Gov. Ross R. Barnett and R u t. It eom m ended UJB. am r* his appointment when Congress and many them after tour The Lalxu Mahagement Advioo- So toe. result of bis visit Is to ahnlslfer w a ( flrt^ ftoteto dl- toasts for easy roach , / • reconvenes in January. o’clock m the morning when ry Committee normally conslats Of celed because Cubap develop­ push the posstblfity of any West­ election befwe toe end of toe Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson was * adjustable vinyl pIgsHe eap D o m i i m i o i m ments were stifi up to the air. ern initiative pretty far tato toe m onth. dered Thursday by the Sto. UA. je o ^ . Into rlottag srstode. Otot. ’the title of the position—which pei^le were exhausteid'and had no seven members each from busi­ /A ttf. Jeeee Teacy Jr. road tbe hinged Brumb.tray f Asked Thursday riiether . the future. Last week toe Christian Demo­ Circuit Court , of AppeSls at New will pay up to $27,600 a year— sleep, and because of the oppor­ ness, labor and the public, but it’ ftS-man Juryto. rep ort w M rii tor- is special representative trad e tunity for human error, I niall was greatly expanded for thia cem- conference planned for next week The sometimes crusty old Chan­ crats—toe party of Adenauer and O rleans. \ * flexible hose color seleetdr tor eluded evldeiioe taken from 19 steam & Dry Iron negotiations 9 situation, words for the American stand on state of Hesse. If they take more WasMogton Its next slep In toe HALE said formulation of trade policy titiens with mora algnatiires than The cenfarees mat to isnoUar Salinger said he felt that would Cuba. It waa a big success" tor lossM In Bavaria, a lot of people contempt procaedinga would be ihortly befSn the K in ^ was' "store-all" tarry case ’ Right nnd left thumb ro'jf- fast toasting ' "goee to ’the 'very heart of many neoeasary to aak tor a raeount wlU panels to pri'vate, then groiq) lead- result from the queatkw and an- toe United States, lyaaald, aqd a will say tbe obanoellor is lpeui|; determmed by toe detailed hi- be submitted to Seeretary of State iEalliva for tils Coinmunlsfo. Before shrubtleiM ef V/m eeoct' order. reed tort eem^fliTtoly wmfld- -r poUstaa and pngramS) domestic •91 Id “ tha eeeeenewNel a ■wars He aloo said ba thought ind ioralra. «Sieh wu htito Kerin K. White « b Moodir or “S B ___ I kdenaner left for the Unltod ‘'s ririt to Waehlnftfsi 7 T " rianav Ilia world snrironneM T h eed iy .. P s r i i ^ tba major aeWhsli to (OonHnnad eh Page JffaMfiMad •fofos, he bad ttfoda eoma okep- I 0OinGQBBs ID present n w K O a t hwelsed fei S SnuSmimms,

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STARTS TONIGHT aomed 1804,000 from varioua !sli Qay Predicts HEALTH CARSULES aoukces. R o b ^ Flneh, a Loa An- byMlclisetA.PMIi.M4>. | Some^ Like l#cc, Urusl ISixp^ galaa lawyer and long-time asso­ Lull iu Berlin CAN YOU CURE RINGWORM Stamps Sheinwold on Bridge ciate o f Mixon aald, “ I wolud aay Recession Timetable A DAVIDSON & LEVOITHAL STOU OF THE SCALP * MANSF/BLDC^ StiU Heis Place in Public Life that figure to conservative.” Over Red Loss e:n fl i ; > raxon said, "The income. has ^JBy SYD KBONISH DON’T COUNT ON n r BEUKAN MORIN <’ But Rep. Gerald Ford, R.-Mieh., been beyond anything I could )wve Being Pushed Back IMPOSSIBLE HAND dreamed of.. And I have, found, of BONM, G «rau n y (A P ) —Oen. ''AB Newsfeatures Marta dtala said on tae same program: By AUTRED SHEINWOID NEW YORK (AP)-iIe Richard course, other things In indvate life Lucius D. Oay, PMaident Ken- A new airlpall stamp honoring Beta sides IL Nixon, the controversial man, "In ,niy opinion, the American I t ’ s an r i ^ t to make a hone- N O K IH peoplb owe a great deal to\Dick that are very attractive.” By SAM DAWSON • >ing .sciHiomy. And the stock mar­ nadr’s special reptesentatlve on the “Alianza Para El- Progreso’’ aeally finished now in public life Nevertheless, few California po­ A P Business News Analyst ket haa been taking due note, Benin, said today he believes III play ..when you’re looking fo r t a A K Q mjfon for his dedicatian to finding an admtlonal .defensive trick. Be­ as a result of losing his race to litical observers expected him to biddli^ up stock prices most days :i:S ■tlie. there will be no new BerUn crisis 7 542 0 A 7109 ly able," Eismhower alUd In New pearance on the morning after the thur next acUon,” ‘O ay told a news memorate the famed concord monds. . or did that.” nessmen and stock traders now greater economic growth in the EZet won the first trick with 8 7 2 ta A 10 5 Tork. "It’s not pomll^ to say his rtectlca really hia "last press con­ mohths just ahead for fears of a conference. among the nations of the Ameri­ SOOTB career to ended. Maybe he thinks There was controversy about think it won’t start tiU later, may­ the ace of diamonds and saw Nixon in hi sown jiarty in 1953 ference?” recession to be well-grounded. “There will be a lull in the Ber­ cas. When the design for the Am I. 7 3 ao. Etut aomebpdy to going to In­ Murray ChoUnef, 'who managed be hot in 1963 at all, even though f W i M lin situation; andU am not at all^ stamp was announced, special- that he could defeat the contract when it was discovered that a To W all Street eyes the Cuban only by finding two'^ tricks In " A 10 r 4 2 vite him back into poUtlce.’’ Nixon’s first campaign -and haa the first weeks of Ote y'w may sure that the next move the ceremonies were held in the presi­ KQ In Waahkigton, columnist David group of California businessmen show the usual post Christmas situation qiellB two things — that W est’s hand. TIm beet d w t brae had put up a personal fund of been a cloee advlim ever since, Tlets make in the cold war dential palace at La Paz. Attend­ 8 4 3 Lawrenpe wrote, “ Maybe Richard said on the television program: letdown; the United States la goipg to stay in Berlin. There is so littt€ the ing the ceremonies for the United to play West for a high trump I Soafii Wot 118,000 for him. Some Repuldican tough; and that the Soviets w ill and a ruffing trick of some sort. Mixon haa nine political Uvea after “I would be inclined to believe The reasons? Soviets could do in Berlin that CMILRRCN WITH RINGWORM States was Teodoro Moscoso, U.S. 1 0 I V Base aU.;*' leaders thought he should Iresign Cuba and Berlin seem to assure keep up the pressure, by stealth OF THE SCAUP CAN NOW BE W est couldn’t have a singlettm aa Gen. Msenhower’e tunning that Mr. Nixon w ill not run for an or openly, wherever It can. does not lead to a direcr confliot.' coordinator for t^ Alliance. A S Fmb /And the New York Herald Trib- elected public office. However, if continued big spending for defense Clay said the resolute U.S. stand CUREP vmH GRISEOFUUVIN. spade, for then South would have mote in the presidential campaign. items, old and new. A U.S. Treao- And that means continued de­ WHICH Y9U OBTAIN ON YOUR nx spades and would have bid ane quoted an unidentified aaso- Nixon went on television to ex­ the RepubUcan party should gain in the Cuban sitamlon had im ­ ’Two stamp printing mistakes, rtate of Nixon u saying a Re- control of the national adminiatra- :uy deficit means more govern- fense spending. The market ap­ proved America^ position in the POCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION. them instead of hearts. It Was plain the fund and said: usually a bonanza for the collector 'A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” sned WbUcan president would namb tlcn. It would appear to me that ment money being pum p^ into parently puts little faith in an ;. I cold war momentarily. But he Mm Mi CitiuIm grm IwWul khiiMtieii. who buys the imperfect stamps, possible for West to ha short In "Not one cent of the $18,000 or the economy, whatever 'the long- early reversal of the arms race. clubs, so Bast cashed the ace of 50 cents to Bridge Book, Manches­ Nixon secretary of state. any other money of that type ever Mr. Nixon, because of his vast our sleek silk cautioned thm the cold war has .hbMtistanMtobeMsAaenMikMim have turned up.,, within a week of In any case, the immediate aft­ experience, would be able to serve rai^;e effect of a rising federri At the same time, Washington’s not ende< elnhe and led another club. ter Evening Herald, Box 8818, went to me for my personal use. each other. A t least two 206-stamp Grand Cmtral Sta., N.Y. 17, N.T. ermath of Nixon's defeat in CZI- the people'and the country in a debt. heart ieems sql on trying every­ Clay,^ '^ho established the giant This attempt feU flat Declarer Every penny of it was used to Administration goals of stimu­ sheets — four 60-atamp panes - won the eeemd chib In dummy Oopyright 1882 OpeMP.M., Show AtftSO Itomla has been to focus tremen­ very Mgh administrative poet.” thing it can, including a tax cut, alrllh when the Soviets blockaded plan, he baa no insurance and I of the Dag Hammarskjold stamp pay for political expenses that I lating business promise' tax cuts and lost a thmui> finesse to the OenenU Featnrea Carp. dous attention on him, more In did not think should be charged A comment, pOsslWy very ger­ to spark m ore" buslnesa activity Berlin in 1948-49, said the United earn leas than 85.000 a year. issued OcL 24' were printed with tact than at any time since be left mane to the x^esUon of Nixon’s both for business and hufividuals and whittle the total of unem­ States would react just as swiftly What ia my obligation to a fath­ Ung. There was no way for Bast to the taxpayers of the U.S.” —^meaning more money to spend prints are fashion 4-cent designation in the upper 5, » to get In, so West couldn’t get the vice presidency. future now, •'is attributed to him ployed. In thia the United States resolutely as-it did in the Cu­ er who refuses to think for him­ The speech kept his place on by the4e important segments of has the expressed sympathy of its right comer instead of the lower i. a club h iff. South could easily First, there was Nixon’s aston­ the U6ket. by Mas^ In that biography — ban crisis if the Soviets make a self and save for hia retirement ? left The stamp’s yellow plate was m . "Nothuig* In poUtica succeeds the eccriomy, .and also a further Ehiropean allies and a promise to decisive move against West Ber­ Milkman’s Son draw the rest of the trumps and ishing valedictory. After he lost the 1960 presiden­ increase in the Treasury deficit. inverted, moving the 4-cent desig­ claim his contracL,, Contrary to plan on the mom. tial election to John F. Kennedy, like .toiccess, and nothing hurts help it stave o ff any run on the lin. Dear Son: It is quite easy to dollar that high Treasury deficits nation and maUng the lower por­ East chould defeat Um contract tag after the election, he ap­ Nixon - went out to Los Angeles, more than faUure. And, filially, there’s the general read your letter and think o f you ✓ "But it does not last in either health of the economy right now— might tempt speculators to try. news for juniors as a selfish young man who is tion of the stamp white instead of by playing West tor a doubleton peared before about 100 reporters, entered a law office, built a yellow. After clalma of poasesaioa In elulM. The correct play ia to and the te.evision cameras, and home, and ostensibly settled com- case.” far from bursting its seams, but Wall Street may doubt if any of concerned with avoiding as much scarcely shrinking away either. this spells the start of a real responsihlllty aa possible. I sus­ of these stamps had been authen­ lead a low club rather than the said bitterly, "You won’t have fo^bly Into private life. Time of Your Life ticated in Ohio and New Jersey, Stars at ^Mutiny Premiere ace o f clubs at the second trUfic. Nixon to kick around any longer, Grievance Office Set Record sales of new autos this boom. It does aeenr to feel that pect that some persons win thiidc mmoroashord C oQ ^versy pursued him even month and last show the consum­ the Post Office Department de- Adbor Maitea Bnndo, star Hollywood's new vendon MdUny West gets In with the Ung of because, gmtlemeh, this is my into tnav^ermath of the {iresiden- the fears of recession it cherished just th a t at at OSLO—A grievance itfflce with er ready to spend for what he last May and June were overdone. Yet, very few sona are as con­ dfied to issue as many of the Im­ on tbs Bounty,** poses w4tb bis wtfs, Mexloan adtress Mbvlta as hearts, leads a club to the ace, lost press conference." tial electiinu Californiana who had By ABTHUR LORD and geta a «dub ru ff to defeat the Next came television pro­ supported hiihxyguod' that he had broad powers to protect citisena wants. And a prosperous auto in­ Those who hold tbat the husi- Newspaper Xkiteirprise cerned about their parents’ wel­ perfect Hammarskjokl stamps as SRbrsd fir Um film’s West Oosst premiere In Hottywood last LARGE CHOICE OF HOT DISHES dustry calls upon a host of sup­ ooUectom would want to buy. . (AP XtaboCax.) e e n tn o t gram, broadcast by ABC,- entitled conducted a podr>-campaign, die-, againat linjuat or arbitrary treat­ nesa cycle la still with us, in spite Dear Arthur: My dad is a spend­ fare as you are. You see what will ment by Government officials will pliers. of the cushions and buffers Ixiilt 1 9 ; ' each happen to your father If he oon- The Thatcher Bridge stamps is­ West Is tar more likely to hays The PoUtical Obituary of Richard regarded adviceC 'in^de hhnaelf thrift and is making no provisions a a dOuUeton than a siniiJeton in M. Nixon.” inaccessible, ,And alle^ed^ com­ be established In Norway net forcing. You may pace a bal­ th is subject; y u u i c s Ud i^ when they postpone planning for tilt bocpitftl. dover oorreapondent, Margery anced hand with 8 points or leae. 1 ■ "A s to my vriiole outlook on be- That fcooMBd-doBar hwBl Bi — tabi not only to Canadians at Polish Mrs. Van DeusMi 'will appear in ~gry b e ^ D ^ it o ^ hrtkGra" the future, they postpone the fu­ extraction, but also those of other mtandoa, tele^Mna Pilgrim STANLt:Y WARNER SHAKESPEARE tag controversial—I am aware thkta yott'M dreomingl Eawy bcaa oafeioel butts tosiefbar...Fou ture Itself. O f course, thu eannqt the "Slmw Otti" number, and Van 2-608L For Mielnweld’s 86-page booklet. that when you take strong posi' races and origins who hAl eon- Deusen In a "Can-Can.’’ oon inrtoBl tfw trizda Ulcfaan yoM wM L..cad tcta» tM oi with yen be done. trlbuted to the growth and de­ FESTIVAL tlons on issues, knowing t ^ t the Your duty to your father is to Tiokets may be bought at the 1 - - * i =1 If joa vaavti You get iBOtans suefa w UtiKdon Bxit ora vo. velopment of the Canadian' na­ door or from Mrs. Robert Ajfinger public may not at that partloular oroflotie eleeiAera ert oar price. Clwemw hrodle*, lUetin* Morata ti- explain to him patiently and re­ tion. The fie stan^: will mark the fim e support the {Xisitions, you run peatedly about the necessity of o f SdKMfi Rd. 4 SHAKESPEARrS . GREAT DRAMAS/ a great poUtical risk. In the short ItorierbakedvlBleMioBMLfraBloledldoonbpiciiitalopbcMoonDBlR ' 150th anniversary o f Claowskl’s No Sobool saving, insurance. Investments and birth. run. It may result In y o y defeat. f c the possible pivchase of annui­ There wUl be no sobool on SHOWN EVERY TUESDAY P.M. But in the long run it *18 the only w P L U S ties. You can do ho more than this. Wednesday, 'niursday and Friday SHT-ANN RESTAURANT PRESENTING THIS way to build a sound party posi­ RoaBBBo Brazri ^ You cannot be expected to sup­ tion.” Prices Etaort o s lo w os *1Z ^ im of Syracuse” port your father in hia old aga Jf Bombing Reported Presento Thats., Frf. and Sat. Nixon became a controversial SHOWN A T 4:20 and 7:40 you had tha money, I am sure that figure, to some degree, after the ± you would, and. In your own life, 'At Red Meeting D O N T SIT . Vk •lectiops In which he defeated Jer> ' profit hy bis exampla Joe Amqio t r h Cy Voorhls for Ccaig^ess and then WE WITH VUuNNA (AP) — Diplomatic THERE ^N D R i g h a k o in Helen Oabagan Dmiglaa for the EVERY n iA T T n U N O Swiate In 1960. But it \nta in the GIVE DEME sources today reported rumors ' ^MIII\V II\f,l ',KI Inveii^gation qf Hiss In 1948 that YOU STANLEY WARNER from Prague tbat a bomb explod­ Jad( Doge on Plano eontroversy swirled most- fiercely BPENDI There’s fashion electricity in these ed at a Communist mass meeting MIHB BtATHOOBMi Oen- around him. TOMORROW doetlng H m Royal PhUhannsaie reed-slim junior sheaths o f elgant A T 8JPAL In the Czechoslovak capital Nov. 7 TCHIN- Joo Loom on Biaii Hies said on the television pro­ gram : 100% pure silk with all-over print and that several people were- In­ Antaio ori Uruma "M y Impression of him as an paisley patterns. Colors are clear and jured. • SPECIAL TUBS. y WHAAAH SHAKBSPEABE*8 investigator was that he was less sha^ and* brilliantly suited to the G R E AT BIO The bomb reportedly went off •// interest^ in developing the facts holiday scene. They’re Jeune Leigue TGHIN For Dandafl* or Ltetening—^They’ria TerrificI . NOV. objectively than in seeking ways during a speech by Premier Vilem 27 "ROMEO and JUL) by Gharberg. Slroky marking the 4Sth anniver­ wn a t 8:25 on Sole at the Doer I f yoa Kvo in a typical house, s h i r f ’ o f you ooold easily run ont o f hot •j irator several tunes a week. . Now you eon have all the hot 1 0 0 % c o t t o n , water you need at one time for Millei'M only o day. Think of it— «w ly a dayl _ S u p i m a r e s t a u r a n t ' Yes, tHunlca to Mobilheat— and on oil-fired Itot water heater m o fooireet o^taeity—your fkmily A la Carte can take care o f oi{ thiur washing serves a special needs at one time. Mom can do the tamily waoh. Sis can do the dishes o f ^ some diRner time Junior takes hia hath, and Oerved With Tarty you enjoy- a abo\^. French Pries and Onleelew * d r w d i In riiraa ■ lo r 1.95 Don’t delay—phoneus today. 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FAGIB FOm t . MANCHESTfiBsEVENlNa HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1961 ■ANCHESTER EVENINO EERALt), KANCHESTEB, OOinC FRmAY,' NOVEMBER 16, 196S ■■/■■. ■ - ...... ---V - - ■ . PACE F/IVE m vid K. Dombek, It, o t 167 Main of the Christmas Fair alatsd Dee. was taken tr im ths historical ahowsd David sating at an Ina on Tlockville-Vernon South Windsor I Siaid Rare! BoUon 1 at the Oornmunlty Hall for Bol- Plays Presented novel “Johniyr Tretnain,” required N O W 2 RARRERS I2th Circuit St., Stafford Springs, charged FOR RENT his, way to bearding school and with aggravated assault and rob­ t<» Congregational Church report reading of all ninth graders. two, enrents ^ t o e e w ^ during, AT ALL T9BIE8 AT bery with violence. A $3,000 bond 8 and 18 mm. Movie Projoetora that proceeds from the fair wUL B y Bennet Class G>urt Cases —soimd or sfient, also 86 mm. Town (.firemen from Com­ be used to buy kitchen equipment A capsuls version of Sbaks- his escape from hlB stepfathers RUSSEU'S Renewal Unit was set. . Feature Roles panies 2 and 3 last liight at 8:30 Selectmen Set \ spears’s "Romeo and Julet,” writ­ ' Dombek was arrested Sunday slide projeotors. iifr the new educational bulliUng.' factory ifi London. lARRER SHOP were called to extinguish an Misses Ella and Jeannette Sum­ Several Bennet Junior High ten by a atudent, waa pwfoimed BOCKVIIXE~SES8i6 n " in connection with the alleged oven fire at the home Of James School ninth grade English class- Ths fourth {day was adapted I COB. OAK and SPRUCE m R. To Heal* New Jsiu sentences on three charges, WSLDON DRUG. CO. = W ell' Cast in ner 'Will be hostesses for ttie fair. with costumes and scenery de­ Plenty Of Free Parking beating and robbery Saturday M l Main St.—Tel. ID 8-6821 E. Dougan, 335 Porter SL When Meeting Back^ Booth chairmen are; Christmas .es, directed by Robert Wolpert, signed end made by W olferfs from the story “Die Human all to be served concurimtly and night of Michael P. Kuch, 56. of they arrived at the scene the decoratiims, Mra. Elarle Herrick presented four one-act plays for second period dasa. Comedy,” which Is in ths oolMgs the longest to run for 180 days, .9 Spruce St. Kuch told police he A - fire was out, but the steak in and Mrs. Charles Balch; children’s ela^th and ninth graders today. The third skit waa taken from level students’ satbolocy, ‘Utorlea Project Plan were Imposed on a Vernon man had been robbed of $65, a wallet ‘Male Animar the oven was well, well, well Defer Action The first play, "Plum Pudding," Dickens’ 'David Coppscaeld," and for Youth.’’ by JiKtoe John J. Casale In Tuea- and identification papers by two booth, Mra. Kenneth Matthews and Read Herald Advs. young men. T done. Mrs. William Neiimann; candy, A new preaentatlon for develop­ day’s Rockville session of Circuit Court 12. A 10-day jail sentence was or­ By lA V ttA . KAT® The nelectmen last night de­ Mrs. Louise Young; aprons, Mrs. ing the 15.6 acrea marked for re­ ' 1m taUmitahle wit of JaniM ferred action on i^^rdlng bids lor Sentenced was Henry Forand, dered, 'Jien suspended, in the case August Mildner.and Mn. Herbert development in downtown Rock­ niuiiwr and Elliott Nugwitalpped painting the intenor of^the Com­ Hutchinson. 24, of Dobson Ave. 'The, jail terms of Clarence C. Lake, 43, of St. «nmlstakal)ly tUsroas tho atage at 580 Canvass munity Hall, appointing a recrea­ ville will be made to the RockvUIe were 180 days for aggravated as- Petersburg. Fla.. who was I Also, silver tea, Mrs. E. Pierce saifit, to be suspended after 120 charged with intoxication. Wappln^; EUementary S3 c h o o 1 tion commiMioner and calling a Herrick and Mra. Georgfe Smith; Redevelopment Commisaion « i 1 IlMinMlay evening'. special town meeting At the re­ days; 80 days for delivery of Fined for intoxication were i cheese booth, Mrs. Ixmis C. Dlmock Dec. 5, according to George Co­ liquor to a minor; and 30 days for . Jack E. Pirtel, 17, of 34 Park pj., Christmas Ilia Country Players’^ "The Male For MD Funds quest of the public building com­ Jr.; food sale, M n. Charles C. Animal" opened to a pood first pang, director of the agency. violation of probation. A lone-year {$10 fine remitted; Richard D. mission (PBC) until all members Church; novelty, M n. James K oi- probationary period was ordered [Rounds, 62, of Rockville, $10. ■iChit audience which was recep- About 680 Manchester volun­ could attend. First .Selectman dall and Mrs. Lester Babin; pub­ Copans said the presentation, Cards Mm and apprecVatlTe of the p | Twenty-nine (Mve captains, queet was turned down by the Here Ail bay Saturday actually a part of private prop­ sets of twins in the 2Sl-pupll student body. Four sets are Grade tera of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Negro; Oarla and Carol Rice, Grade alilptng Wally Myera; Margin most of whom ■will supervise be­ board o f finance because the pcw( ■ TOWARD THE | erty 'Will be aired at a 7:30 p.m. 3 pupile and five o t the total group are ktontical twins. Mrs. 2, dau^tera of Mr. and Mra. Jack Rice; Bruce and Brian Urrin, FandozM aa Ed Keller; and Ken tween 20 and 25 voluoteeng have Uminaiy planning has not been United Fund Sets public hearing on Dec. 4 at the Doris Chambertoin, prlncqial at the school, lined the look-elikea Grade 3, sons of Mr. and Mra. Steve Ursln; and, a head taller J be explained. NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR- Court Orders Donnell, 30 Ensign S t ; Jto Fair Benedte Kitohen SMALL DO¥fN PAYMENT WILL HOLD PURCHASE # Charge Accounts Invitod of the property for the road. Lake Street School: Monday— * e He sadd invitations for the din­ According to maps in jxissession Michael Carpenter, UA ,-Fwest Mrs. Thomas Johnson and Mra. ner will be sent from the United Corned beef bash, cheese we^ea, St.; Mrs. Adelbert Gunthiir, 67 Louis C. .Dimock Jr., co-chairmen Fund office. ^ of Robert Kahan, town counsel. buttered beets, ginger bread with Penalties for Gardner St.; Mrs. Emaihiel ffirth, Deluxe Old Town Rd.. is shown cutting topping; Tuesday — ovon fried EVERYTHING IN STOtfK! 27 Garth Rd.; Mrs. - Francis O. SKI OUTFIT SKI across a point of land owned by chicken, mashed potatoes, butter­ Laraia, 34 Green Rd. Mrs. Usher._ ed peas, cranberry sauce, assorted Barnett, A i d e Also,' Mrs. Charles A, Campbell, Northland Skis. Safety Bindings. BOOTS SKI OUTFIT Interest in the use Of the road cookies; Wednesday spa$^etU OPEN TILL 9 PA. THOBSIIAY aid FBIUAY 20 Griswold St.; Mrs. Robert E. Aluminum Pole. Binding Labor. Fischer multi laminated skis, was renewed some five or six with meat sauce, cheese wedges, (Oontinaed from Page One) Brown, 21 Harlan St.; Mrs. R(wal Northtknd skis, free binding, don> years ago when the town built buttered green beans, white cake Wentwortth, 20 Highland St.; lifra. Come in...LOOK AROUND ble ski bodts, steel poles, binding the high school, located on Love­ with, chocolate frosting; Thurs­ which it has not yet received. Leo Johnson, 208 Hilliard S t; M^aa f land HiU Rd. A t that time, the day—Thanksgiving. Bread, butter Barnett and Johnson have' al­ S h a ^ Coro, 92 Hollister S t; W — labor. road was Improved by the town, and milk served with each One Of ready been convicted of civil con­ EJifior Swanson, 30 Hudsmi St. ^French made. Men’s and ladies’ U is reported. luncheon. tempt, although no decision has Also, Mrs. nieodore Poirier, 8 ^ double boot. Connecticut’s Lilac St.; Mrs. Merrill Andenon, Faces Weapons Charges Northeast School; Monday, pork been made on penalties, (or thsii: Harry B. Rossignol, 29, of CSiar- and gravy, rice buttered carrots; Jiart in attempting to ‘.blocA^ the 13 Oxford St.; Mrs Oke E. Largest Johansson, 15 Bank St.; Mrs. sst Trailer Court, is being held un­ Tuesday, meat loaf, mashed pota­ enrollment of Negro Jamte ' H. der $1,000 bond following his arrest trice Weir, 36 Brookfield St.; David COMPLETE toes, stewed tomatoes, green Fortoial Meredith at Ole Miss. / ' SPECIAL yesterday at 6 p.m. by Constable beans Wednesday, assorted soups, Barnett faces the newibillty of Sheffield 14 Unnmore Dr.; Mrs. Helen Mozzer, 31 Oak St.; Mrs. Edwin Carlson. Rossignal was tuna salad aandwiches, crackera, Rental jail and daily fines of llO.tXIO, and at these top value used cars OTHERS $48.88 COMPLETE charged ■with: Carrying a loaded celery and carrot sticks, cheese JMmsem a .daily a 6,000 fine until Elizabeth Bowers, 21 Otis St.; and Mrs. Louis VWeland, 17 Ridge S t shotgun In a motor vehicle, carry­ wedges; Thanksgiving recess. Stoj:e8^ such time a s .. 'Uie court d^m s ing weapon (knife) in a motor 've­ Milk, dessert and sandwiches serv­ they have pwifed themselves. 1961 V<-W‘ 1960 RAMBLER hicle; obtaining a hunting license ed with all meals. CMmlnalx^ contempt Is punish­ Pi Beta Phi Unit SKI CARRIERS Car Top and Trunk by false Information; obtaining a Driver Arreetod ment fW'jiBst vioIaUons of a court Detaze ftedGn. RGdIo. L ll» station WagoB. Beat modeL mdto^ vehicle registration by mis- Glenn Vincent, 44, o f Enfield, ord er,/C i^ cmitempt is intended now, One owner. tepresentation; and operating a was arrested at 8:16 p.m. yeoter- to fdree compliance with an or To Meet Monday ihotor vriticle while under suspen­ day by Rock-ville Patrolman Ray­ dM. In civil contempt, penalties $0.95_^$O £^.9S sion. mond Dunham and charged with ✓ imii continue until compliance is A music program is planned for *1590 \ *1590 Rossignal WM straped by Carl­ drlirlng an unregistered motor ve­ achieved. the November meeting of the Man­ son on a routine che^. hicle and with misuse of r^iatrn- At Jackson, Pamett expressed chester Area Alumnae Club, Pi See our new *"ramper Rossignal was to be arialgned at tion plates. Vincent posted $76 sunrise at the court's actlon.- Beta Phi, Monday a f 7:30 p.m. at bond for appearance Dec. '4 in the "I hadn't dreamed of it,” , he 1961 V-W the Ekist Hartford aeseion m ^ r - the home of Mrs. Henry B. Hicock, 1960 OODBE Prod!” Cairier. ' For all cars and convertiUefi. Plus: Your own name personalized. cuit Court today, but it is expected Rockville session of Circuit Court said, deciming further cemmmt, 83 Phelps Rd. Mra. Boyd A. Ise- Ptek-ap Tmeh. Fold dowa l i Johnstm declined comment. . Convertible. fWaadhtd shift. A he will be bound over to the Dec. 4 minger Jr; •will be program ttialr- ■tdeia, Extta Mean. real ■value. session of Circuit Ckiurt in Rock­ Hospital Notos University officials cemtinued to man. Admitted yesterday: Onil Lan­ probe the wrecking , Thursday CHILDREN'S ville. MIL ING SFFn'ICr Mrs. James P. Irvine will reilbrt INSUL AIR Also arrested yesterday at 3:20 dry, Dart Hill Rd.; Mrs. Mary night of the dormitory room M

ployment has been more than resent it and 1 reject it, for it discrimination) because I want to versity as a music majw. Before some unknown reason, drove off twice that of white workers. is simply 'not true.” . be.” He made no direct reference long I had switched to' - political Passenger Hurt the road to the right and col­ Views on Union Bias “ The trade unions have had an He singled out Hill as the “ chief to Meany’s speech. r science and sociology. lided headon with a utility pole. immunity from criticism for prosecution expert" against labor, . As part of the NAACP’s new “I joined the NAACP then as a As Car Hits Pole The vehicle, with considerable many years,” he said in 'an in­ and accused him of falsely por­ program. It has begun a series of volunteer worker, and I’ve been front end damage, was towed away. No arrest was niade. Pa­ terview. “Now I have removed traying labor's racial practices. legal actions aimed at stopping al­ close to it ever since.” , A 19-year-old Coventry girl to­ DivideUabor, NAACP the immunity. And they don't like At Uie same convention, Walter leged Job discrimination among Hill is a writer and lecturer. He trolman Ronadd Roberts is still it." P. Reuther, president of the seamen, steel workers and rail­ has four books on the racial ques­ day is reported in satisfactory, investigating. According to some published re­ United Automobile Workers, said road trainmen. Other such actions tion either in the works or read^ condition at Manchester Memorial COBBECmON rift Is^ The controversy seems to re­ ports, what bothers labor’s lead­ that discrimination against Ne­ are promised. for publication. Hospital after receiving a frac­ (rowing; between two long-time al' volve as much around methods ers on the national and local lev­ groes remains the “greatest gap Hill also instituted charges of For several years after college, tured left elbow last n i^ t in a Democratic Director Ted Powell lies \^ith^> Hie American liberal and personalities as it . does el is .the broadness -'6f Hill’s at­ between the noble goals 'o f dem­ discrimination against Uie AFL- Hill worked tor the CTO-United was the ^ bnly director to vote ocracy and its performance.” CIO International Ladles Garment Steel Workers doing- organization­ one-car crash on E. Center St.j moveftteftt—orgaiil^ed labor and around the issues. tacks on what he alleges to be la­ against the Republican-sponsored bor’s slow fight against discrim­ He said progress toward equal Workers that resulted In a con­ al work, much of it in the .South, north of Plymouth Lane. Three the I^ational A sso^ tlon for the In the middle stands the eisso- ination. President George Meany treatment for Negroes has been gressional inqulryl He has been national labor secre­ other Coventry girls received mi­ $119,000 capital improvement pro­ Advancement for Coldr^ People. ciation's outspoken national labor of the AFL-CIO is among the an­ too slow, and “we do not have Hill is criUcal also of “ a kind tary of the NAACP. since 19S0. nor injuries in the accident which gram in October. Democratic Di­ The association, the Xnation’s secretary, Hebert Hill, 37, a New tagonized labor chiefs. another hundred yesurs to wait” to- of pateMjnlism on the part of some "F or more than 10 years I occurred at 10:30. rector and now Mayor Francis largest Negro rights organization, Yorker, a white man. Miss Carol A. Jarvis, a pas­ In a speech last week, Meany achieve full Justice. white .Nprthem liberals. have submitted memoranda to Mahoney voted in favor of it, and has set its sights on eliminating Hill, a graduate of the trade un­ Previous published reports had “ I feel there is a crisis. in the trade union officials, met with senger in the car operated by Jean then rescinded his vote Tuesday. what it contends is'discrimination ion movement who came to the accused Hill of falsehoods, smears and a political attack on labor. indicated Reuther also was irked liberal movement because of the them, lurged changes in the Ne­ C. Bonkowskl, 18, lyas admitted The Herald reversed their votes within the labor field. association in 1947 as a mediator at the NAACP's charges of dis­ new radicalism of the American gro’s status, but the results were to the hospital. Mias Bankowski, To a convention of the Negp-o in a story Wednesday. GRAND Labor, in turn, contends that between it and labor, is the areh- crimination in the labor move­ Negro—the new tempo of Negro negligible/' he said. “ It didn’t her twin • sister, Jean, 18, and Parliamentary procedure per­ THIS THANKSGIVING the association's attack—or at Itect of the new policy of tough­ American Labor Council, which ment, and that he was consider­ demands,” he said. work.” Miss Rosalyn A. Marlnelli, 16, least the attack by some of its ness toward labor. backs the N^CP’s labor pro­ ing quitting as a member of the Hill was asked where his pas­ Oi------i------were all treated for bruises, and mits only a director who voted in officials—is indiscriminate and its Lurking in’ the backg;round. is an gram, Meany declared; NAACP’s 48-member board. sion for social progresji came Campus Paslilons released. The tour girls all reside favor of a measure to call tor re­ charges too broad. Some labor unemployment crisis Hill says the “ When anyone tries to say that He is labor’s only representative from. On the campus this fall, coeds on Fox Trail, Coventry. opening it. For this reason. Mayor leaders do acknowledge that a Negro wage earner' is now ex­ the trade unions are the chief bar­ on it'. However, in his speech, he “I don’t know where I got It,” are wearing Eton Jackets, Jockey Police said that Miss Bon- Mahoney named Powell the tempo­ few unions still do not grant equal periencing. Since March 1958, he rier 'to the economic opportunities said: “I couldn’t resign if I (want­ he said. “My father was a musi­ caps and rugged cowhide belts but kowski had been traveling, east- rary board chairman, to free ldm~ opportunity to all members. says, the rate of Negro unem­ save at Grand-Way of the Negroes in this country, I ed. to. I am in this fight (algainst cian and I entered New York Uni­ not all at once! bound on E. 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> ■ ■ / PAGE EIGStl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCBI81ER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, IM l e v e n i n g HERALD. MANCHE8TEB. CONN., FRIDAY, NOVBadBER 16 /19 6 1 PAGE NINE haunting *to^ of the last eight er response la soft. The pictures ■aries each selling: i^elf the theory of foster and adoptive parents, STRICTLY , - IRanrljpBlpr that the other really won't choose Who are now caring for babies, mandiers of the jNeuideit2MdB''«(nd' he draws are intensely real in their New York textile fashion design­ to be owned by Bmhart will be sought by police today after he Panel Slated children with medical' problems what hajipened to them after their small frames. I don’t think there East Hartford’s Circuit Court 12 to fight, the Cuban crisis remains er, had gone to work. 808,219. s escaped while being led from a Two Men in Fight, this morning and was tmsble to Ghoirs Arrange lEtipnittg ijprald and teenagers. encounter with a new. weeqion- is In him the kind of dspth and in­ FRESH EGGS S tate N ew s L eavi^ Mra SUlan dead, toe police staUon cell to make a i^ohe critical and one has to hope that Panel members are Mrs. Jo­ wielding breed whose descendants sight to draw us toward a more Top qnnUty, all slzea, it a, $500 bond which was set PUBU8HED BY THIC On Parenting man forobd' her daughter. Gall CAROL SIMO UiT toU. Chri^mas both Washington and Moscow re­ seph Booker and Mr. and Mrs. name their qieotee Homo siqiiens, rigorous and objective imdersfand- dMlverad'weekly. One Hospitalized the case. Court officials sSld ^ Church Service I B B A l.n P R U m N O CX). INC. MANCHESTER POUI/IRT SUlan, 14, a Mdtneaa to to e ' mur­ HARTFORD (AP)—aaramae Ferry was arrested last night Horton Yvould be sent to the State 18 B luell Street member, in this reviving test of Winston Wilson of Hartford, Mr. and who are the inheritors. Mr. &ig of 'ourselves and our kind. It der, to aceompany him when he Turner, contralto with, the Metrd^ r Mancheiter. Conn. and Mrs. Erwin Wolfersdoif of Goldings style Is Mmple and su­ is this latter rare and valuable FARM and charged irith breaking and A 51-year-old Manchester man Jail at Hartford while awaiting A service at Thanksgiving and Cards THOMAS F. FERGUSON wills, alwa:» to leave one another jFoster Child 412 Keeney m 9-9904 fled, peditan Opera for four, seasons, entering a Wlnsted factory. appeanmee In Circuit Court 12, WALTER R. FERGUSON Manchester, and Mra Antone perb and his creation o f mood un­ ability that Golding has, which and one of the nation’s most pop-' late last night Yvas taken to Man­ Praise will be %>!(**uted Sunday some last little inch for maneuver. GalPwaa a cimtiv* to toa car toe Ferry broke loose from Night Manchester, Dec. 3. Everyday Cards Publliheni Sylvia of HazardviUe.. canny, especially in "The Lord at makes the enthusiasm for him po- reat of the day, esmming that uier operatic concert singers, win chester Memorial Hospital with at 7 p.m. by the Rhythmic and Pil­ Founded October 1. 1881 Roblrt Satter, president pf the tOonttniied from Page One) Sgt. Charles Gabelmann utd Po­ Miss Gwendolyn Foote, coordi­ the FMee,” wbioh, terrifying, tentlsUy more significant. Balin- Bight During her ordeal, police be soloist at the 27th Hartford several fractured ribs and mul­ grim choirs of Center Congrega­ shocking and depreasiM orted In satisfactory condi­ ed sgainst a tree on South Rd. and Directors of toe Rhythmic Choir 67 E. Omter S t—MI 8-1686' SUBSCRIPTION RATES evitable and right that, in early west Hartford on Suriday, to Uteratine at the Kent SchooI,.aayB of society back' to the defects of Monday night, Dec. 10 from The officers gave chase on foot, tion In the special care aone at are Mrs. Clifford O. SimpiMn, Mrs. lives ' with approximately 1,400 you have finished this book, the human nature’. This is the more Remodel DrtiggUt Suspended handyman. His oomm forever trying to grow bigger than Presldint to find a chief U.S. morning as Introduction to the WNIATUM CHOCOLATS6 nouimed by the National Aaaoeia- it is. Sometime^ there is a better trade ,jiegotlator of “sufficient Uon fori Mental Health. news of the day on the Cuban AwerMd MISc and J THANKSGIVING WEEK STORE HOURS: pres living in such a center than in the •9IM preetiga.” Today, Herter has the In all, the association arOaounced crisis, seems to us a very neat nut­ Dark OhMolsId> I IIS. Job. tougher, more spirited oompetition grants totaling $168,888 ysster- shell for the present status of that Pilgrfot FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS In 4 Greater Hartfwd forum day for 15 research projects acrom natural to more modem surround­ lectura,^pa foreign trade Nov. 7, e . • __ crisis. the country. Of this total, $16,075 ings. the former secretary of istate said has been earmarked for research­ “ From Havana,” said the Herald Open Tues., Wed. A Fri. Evenings 'til 9 p.m. the 1 9 $ tradf bill baa built-in All such considerations, all such TIm HiMSt Fabrics at LOW MILL PRICES! ers in Connecticut Tribune, "there was an Indication toortoomings. The Conneetjeut grant reciirfents when you can refuinish - choose Christmas gifts - and of toughness, saber-rattling in the feelings, all such instincts of resis­ Closod All Day Thunday, Thanksgiving Day One RmjOr one, he saiil, is the named were: " requiramsnA.4or a chief negotiator old tradition. But from Moscow, tance to change, all such questlon- ^ TAFFETA ^ BROCAIMES Dr. Barnard C.\CHueck Jr. and acceptable to both political parties Dr. Malcolm Gordon of the In- there were intimations of diplo­ ^ g of both the details and the gen- [ W B G IVE and wito much prestige among Whatevsr you nsod to make your home more wal practicality of a big proposed ^ FELTS C O L O R S ^ HNEST WOOLENS aUtute of Uving, Hartford, $10,000 matic withdrawal, a little sweet­ businejifmen and forrign nations. for a stuily «f clinical and bio­ comfortabla, more beautiful for tho holidays ness being added to recent stub­ change like this are legitimate, and “I d ^ the administration,” he chemical efifects of drugs unsd 4n should be present, and they should ^ BORDER miNTS for AFRONS said, "fo find anyone of sufficient the treatment of mental diseases. ahead . . tha laiting gifts of Watkins furniture bornness. Thus Communist policy prestlgT! who knows the subject” seemed to mpve along In tandem, be entitled to carry the day ahd Dr. Carl N. 21imet u d Dr. fiknst you'll give good friends . . ean be purchased of in^matlonal trade and tarlffii. Prelinger of the Tale School of with the aim of giving as little as dictate a community’s final deci­ CR.EBN He also voiced a fear that, be- tonight till 9 and tomorrow, and paid for noxt ^ DRAPERY FABRICS ^ JS T A M P S ^ Medicine, $3,076 for a study of the possible while keeping the talks sion unless one great positive thing oauM <1ohgresa reserved the right relationtoip between ego identity NEXT YEAR! year! First to overrule the ^President on tsim. begins to happen. going.” CHENEY HALL and behavior in groups. >- OPEN decisl^ ."the chief negotiate Dr. Martin T. Pilot also of the One can weave all kinds of aide All these amative, hold-back DAILY 10-9 PILGRIM Hartford Road may find himself hr Jhe position MANCHESTER Yale School of Medicine, $3,000 for analysis Into this description of sentiments should be permitted to SAT. 10-6 MILLS 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-5921 National of makmg promises thib Congress a peycho-dynamlc study of identi­ the basic situation. There are sev' veto the project if, in the end, the PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY refused to keep.” cal twins. Give a famous eral natural reasons, for instance, project itself has not reached out S to r e s Give her a Lane and grabbed everybody’s imagina­ Takes Chicago Job OLDEST COMMUTER DEES why Russia and Cuba should be STAMFORD (AP) — Funeral found playing such a policy. They tion so ixwltively and so convinc­ GHli^OO (AP) —The Chicago FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! Poilce ..Department has reached serviceg . for Andrew Jackson themselves are perhaps not In too ingly that even those who think all ther way to Connecticut to hire Hedges, 90, of Stamford, a jewelry Cedar Chest BarcaLounger harmonious a relationship at the they have most discomfitiue to suf­ a new' qfffcial. manufacturer, Yrill be held here Poli^' Superintendent Orlando Monday at the FItet Presbyterian moment. Each hopes to be able to fer by the change nevertheless ad­ Church. save some face toward the end of mit that they can’t wait to see Barton’s pre-holiday specials! Willson said yesterday the newly for Christmas createAjxiet of <]irector of manage­ Hedges, who was reportedly the Pay next year! the Cuban crisia But primarily, one what a new North End mig:ht look ment iinalysis pcdlce de- oldbst .railroed cpihmuter between would guess they are betting on like. partnubt’s plqmdng division will Stamfoid ahd New'Yoik City, msd last night In a hospital. a rather realistic assumption—ther But if, as is quite possible, the be fUM by PaUl T. Vlrilette of Pay next year! No gift like the Barca- Hartford. .* Hedges had lived for the last 30 L ounger reclining assumption that the longer the unfolding possibilities of the proj­ yean at the Stamford Yacht Club, Viellette, 36, la currently chi^ of chair . . . a real heart crisis ^peters along, and the less ect, the potential design for it, the m u EXTRA management al^^yai8 for the State at. which he was-the aecond oldeat 119.50 G ive her a Lane Hope Chest of solid aro­ real military importance attaches prospectus of what would be the of Connecticut. I member. He also was the second matic red cedar (clothed in a fine cabinet saver! Floating action oldest eiiunnus of the Newartc supports all. 6 vital itself to issues still unresolved, the new outline coming into existence I w V CREEN STAMPS Academy. - Most popular of all our Lane wood to Kp with your future bedroom) and more difficult it would be for'the to replace the old, convince the 5 -Day rorecast Chests is this Early American you give her the most cherished furniture parts of body ... head, United States to go to war to en­ people concerned that there can be AT YOUR FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKET WrtepSOR LOCKS (A P)—The DIVIDENDS VOTira> / model in maple veneers with bun she’ll ever own. Pay for.it next year! shoulders, small of A-199. force its own fullest demands on created in the North End some­ UB. Weather Bureau at Bradley HARTFORD (AP^r^-A 6 per cent back,^thighs and feet. Field :isBued thia. five-day forecast stock dividend in a c t io n to. toe ' feet, simulated louvers and full (Below) A Lane Cedar Chest of modern these issues. thing to please the eye, benefit the \With the Purchase of Any Size Turkey today;. regular quarterly dividend at 45 length drawer in base; 41 inches (A ) This Early AmCT- The things that caused the orig:f- pocketbook, and symbolize a hand­ Temperatures over Connecticut cents per share was voted today design to use with Danish styled bedroom \ AND THIS COUPON " long. furniture, is in rich Amefican walnut ican wing chair with nal crisis— the Russian missiles some revival of that part of Man­ for the 5-day period, Saturday by directors of Emhart M an u ^ - its maple stump arms themselves^are already gone, and chester which was really first to Coupon valid through Wednesday, November 21, 1962 through Wednesday, are expected turlng Co. veneers. 43^4” long, with drawer in base to average near normal with about Both are payable Jan. 21 to (upper drawers and louvers are simu­ belies the fact it's a our military authorities have thrive, back tn the very beginnings fully automatic ad­ nonnal tenmeratftres the first, part sharOhoIdera of record -Dec.. 14. l a t e ) . watched them go to their own sat­ --then, if such should become the of the. period and becoming cooler Sknhart shares total 070,520.*. justable chair. Lean isfaction. They went without that sentiment and opinion of those di­ SAVE 7 9 / SAVE 5 6 / towards the end of the period. In a letter to shareholders, presi­ back and it adjusts to United Nations on the scene obser­ rectly concerned, there should be Some normal high and low tem- dent Sixten F. Wollmar today not­ Barton’s Fruit Cake Barton’s Miniature Chocolates permtutos for Connecticut are ed that Monsanto Chemical Oo. any seating or reclin­ vation which was originally part encouragement and assistance for Hastfottl 50-35; Bridgeport 50-34; would deliver by Nov. 27 the bal­ ing position you wish! of the Khrushchev-Kennedy agree­ the project from every possible di­ ai|d New Haven 50-33. ance of Monsanto share due Bm­ Luscious! Barton’s rum-flavored Fruit Cake with nuts and glafed fruit. In ^FANCY’^ PLUMP Precipitation niay total from hart as a result of Monsanto’s re­ ment to pull back from war, but rection. colorful gift tin. Reg. $2.98, now $2.19. Scrumptious !’ Barton’s assort- we are still satisfied that they are one tenth to 5 tenths of an inch cent purchase of Hbnhart’s 50 per ment of Miniature Continental Chocolates, lib. 6 oz. 112 pieces—23 diflierent falling aa rain tomorrow and cent share In Plex Oorporatlqn. are gone. If they are gone, .our main again about Monday. Total number of Monsanto shares ^ ) Basic BarcaLounger has all the auto- military fear has been eased. Whence The Whiteness? centers. Reg. $2.75, now $2.19. Double size SMFJR W iVbA . jMtac ;.ieauturea_.oL.o±her „mM^ . costs What reraairi,'In tS^^m^^ News from South Africa says --■21b8.12oz.reg$5.5(),'nowo i - Killer Sought only $99. in a choice of leather-like plastic the Russian bombers, o r . in the that a great deal of human anguish on sale till Deceiiiber 1st only. If you wish, we l a U /WBBTPGRT (AP). Two 79.95 coverings. BarcaLoiuigers have no levers or matter of future inspection of sites is being brewed by the edict of the will also take yo^ order through December 1st O pOnwHsiUU. d ra n ^ were being enacted today buttons to operate . .. absolutely automatic! In Weatport: A. manhimt for .a Inside Cuba, is more a matter of apartheid government there that and d^ver on ah^ day you name before Omstmas, newyosk . lucano, swinisLAHO Shtrwii-Wlllli murdefw and funeral services for Colonial cheny .model with typical wills than really a matter of mili­ identity cards, which designate the his vletlm. , (C) You’re going to be delighted With the Paiiis drawer-paneled front, butterfly tary security. TTie Communist bet, race of the bearer, shall be compul­ The. flmeral of Mrs. Isabel Slllan PAY AS YOUiPLEASE AT WATKINS many design improvements in Barca- waa held this morning In Christ brasses, ogee-scrolled bracket feet, then, is that Washington’s will to sory beginning next February. W. H. ENGLAND CASH or Pay*1 for youri new furniture the Loungers that give these famous chairs a exact compliance lt,resJly doesn’t The anguish is in those individ­ and Holy Trinity Episcopal and thumbnail top edges. When top 79.95 O.OD. day you select it, or "Cash on C-199. E S T O W U G hur^ LUMtER CO . real decorator look. Here’s a high, tufted need to have, from a realistic mili­ uals and those families who are is raised a tray automatically raises Delivery." Mrs. SUlan, 50. was strangled to • Opaa AU Day Saturday • back model with smart, flat cut-back arms tary point of view, will soften with now living the social, residential, All Fresh Arrivals - Bought death Monday morning by a man from interior. 44” long. SO-DAY iuat say "Charge it.” Your bUI "At toe Oreea”—Bn 9-6201 and kick pleats. the passage of time, with repeated economic and professional lives' o f PMABMACY 11 who altered the famil^a home af;' c t a r c Tb won’t to payable until 30 days from now. Communist evasion suid tempori­ white people, but who, if their race ter b|tf butoand, Pierre Znian, a 45t HARTFORD ROAD—MI 9-M46 ' lor Your Thanksgiving Fenst 90-DAY Pay aa Uttle aa lP% down; bal- sing, with, perhaps, our own shift were to be determined by their le­ FAY- ance in 3 monthly psymenta; of interest to some other world gal ancestry, would have to be clas' BfENTS no aervice charg'e. theatre or crisis. sifled as Ehirafrican. This classlfi-1 LAY­ As litUe as $10 monthly on So far, the Communist gcuhe ,1s cation, of course, would put them A U U. S. DonX ist caught this Winter without a AWAY things you’ll need later cAi; no Enjoy wall-to-wall G ifts for PLAN service charge:. not working. Washington, on the back beyond th^ pale of all those FOR YOUR CRAD E A surface at least, stays tough; and b u d g e t " Pay as lit!1le as 10% down; separation laws South Africa is Stop At PAT- ance' up to two years; ^iiaU _ yields nothing. Wt^hlngton even enacting and enforcing, to the re­ THANKSGIVING .BIENTS service charge. Broadloom now proclaims it woift allow itself to peated disapproval of the United th e hom e get absorbed in any other prob­ Nations. WOODLAND lem anywhere else until this Cuban The estimate given in the news Pay next year! affair has been settle to its own la that there are some 20JOOO such you can pay for last satisfaction.' Washington is people in South Africa, people who GARDENS stiU demanding on the scene in­ have, in everything except the ra­ spection inside Cuba, and removal cial designation which would have I Grawihoma Grown CHRY$ANTHEMUMS—Cut R ow an...... 1.77 next year! ( ( ‘^^ installed of the Russian bombers, and, pend­ to go down on an offocial identity , (Mixed ar aepnmto eolors—Genecmis Bominets) , ing such geldings to its will, mak­ card, succeeded in crossing over the Largo Fotrod CHRYSANTHEMUMS—ON colon ...... ing clear its own intention of main­ color line and establishing them­ 2.35 taining sea blockade and those sur- selves as white. Artistic ToU* ArronganiMts to Adom Your HoNck^f TaWo...... 2.77 nothing more to buy veillail'ce flights over Cuba Itself We donit w^mt to seem frivolous CYCLAMB4— cG eolors-4ar^ pot . .. ^ ...... 2 . 9 5 which Castro , in the morning's or impertinent about such a matr B-left Wall-to-wall broadloom adds a touch tougduicss from Havana, threatens ter, but we think there is one ques­ Holland Bulbs, Hyadntha and King Alfred D ^fodils ...... do*. 1.19 of richness to any room. The big, tip begin shooting at again. - tion that ought to be asked, with 29.95 unbroken expanse of carpets makes It is not very easy to imderstand Tulips, Crocus, Grape Hyacinths, Madonna Lilies, Daffodils. no answer really required, of those Plant Shade Trees Now—Maples, Morain Locust, Willows, Sycamore, Crimson any room seem larger. And there's no why, having drawn back from al­ white supremacists in South Africa I.Jhfolact your ear from the rovogas question but a room carpeted wall-to- King, many others. \ lowing the main issue over Cuba to who are so jealous and proud-of the winiar waqtherl wall is warmer in. winter for carpet trigger World War m , either Rus­ sanctity and separateness of their, Special—Buell’s African Violets, newest introductions ...... 59c 1laatly-to-Ceok ti^Olreiv starling on cold mornkigsl and cushion lend an insulation efftet sia or the United States should al­ own color. C-bclow to floors. DRIED MATERIAL—Try your hand at arrangements. Excellent selectiwi. 2 .4 ^ d^Riiijg-out oftar.mewslofaisl low some tag end detail to drag By what process are these line- YOUNG TOAAS YOUNG HENS A-125. them both back to the„big brink V is a OUR DISMAY You can have all these advantages crossing Africans, whose skin is so 29.95 Just 21-9x12 Oval for any and every room in your home * again. But that, of course, is pre­ perfectly white, produceif? EVERGREENS — EVERGREENS Lawn Fertilizer, 10-6-4 . . 60 lbs. 2.46 16 to 22 11m 8 to 14 Ibt cisely the reasoning the Commu­ Lhne ...... 59c for 50 lbs. EitIT 49-ConH.T’pike (A ) Although shown with dishes now . . . for the holiday entertaining . Japanese Yewa. Sjneadlng and Upright 2JKS np and glassware, this big 48 x 72- . . . yet pay for it next year,. . . if nists are employing as they follow A tifor Vitae, Large ...... 2.66 ^ ^ ORtW SUNDAYS Braid Rugs 49. their strat^y' of evading the last Hemlocks ...... 1.25 (4>thers at 2.15 np) German and Canadian Pea Mqss, Red­ incli solid knotty pine cupboard you choose your carpeting tonight or minor .compliances—the thought or A fought for Today iRhoSodendron ...... wood Tuba, Clay and Plastic Pots. PHONt COLUCT is most often used in the living tom orrow. Sponsored by the IHsnchestsr Azaleas, AU C olors...... L 9 9 np hope that we won’t find these LB . zoom for books. Smoky pine formerly $64.50 This broadloom in a rich plush weAVe > OouBoll o f Churches' Moantaln Im orel...... 1.9S Marsh Hay For Mulching ... .1.59 bale worth fighting over. And our own HO 7-6396 i»SS finish! , i is made with 100% DuPont 501 Ny­ reasoning Is also eocactly similar, “Bring In Your Planting Problems—We Are Here To Help Youl” While they last . . . just 21 of these lon face. Choose from tweeds in based on the thought or hope that, For they all contributed outf of i i i their abundance, but she out of UNIVERSAL GARAGES, INC. all virgin wool face braid rugs that Parchment Bei8«, Cedar pr Oakwood. having irielded the main -battle to I1IIMV (B) Boston rocker that’s aS good looking as it is her poverty put in all' the living Box 170S-65 STILtS SI.. NEW HAVEN, CONN. comfortable, with its scooped Windsor seat and bent were formerly $64.50 . . . now .only us in Ciiba, Communism won’t that she had. — Luke 21:4; w i® c u ^ i mcIuoM rubheruM Cushion by dOAliriTES, lEER 4 TOIACCO PRODUCTS K E m «OM u S JJ OWaT ’lA'6k ‘'l^l1p(^es. Safelir^ toaiiKi irin M if choose to fight over any last min and gold accents; 6 rugs in green Qzite and installation by our own Mts minor details. A bone to the dog is not charity. JOHN J. ZAPADKA OPEN DAILY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMT QUANTITIES I NAME e m r inch high maple record cabinet ha^. simulated louv­ dMudty laithe ttoM shared with tones with accents of red and gold. skilled workmen using t|ie deluz# . M hos thasa la nothing wotas hi ered d o ^ (eoUd w ood to keejp ou t d u st), a partition­ the d ^ wbsB ypn are Just as 168 WOODLAND ST. T IL L • PAL M l 3 -S 4 7 4 ed interior for 12” LP recoris and shelf Kbove for Good with Earty American pint, mar Scherts Tacldets UgLhod . . „ im u$)y ' miscellaneous record acceswries. ^ eharry. tjekf showing; no tack oaed!

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tbe Cburoh of BS. Patrick and R ockvU le-V ernon -Anthony in Hartfoid ^ 10:45. Castro Threat Adds Burial win bo to M t Itt. Benediet U.S. Flights 18 Lost Crewmen Cionutery, Bloomfield. SBG Rejects Friendc may eall at tbe funeral To Continue New Crisis Tensions Aircrafts DieB borne tonig^ from 7 to 0 o’clock. Sought in Storm High. School X n . Akua O. Heneoa Despite Threat (Goattnued from Fag* One) intent on forcing a , fight with the Playing Footl^all Ifra Alma C. Olsen Henson, Unttad States. 78, of Hampden, Maes., mother of (Oonttaraed ft«m Fags One) (Oontlinwd from Pagre One) mite for oil well drilling in Libya, Lecture Hall Stevenson and other U.S. n e g ^ - Keimedy has announced that Robert Traftim Bteeves, 38, of George M. Hanaen. 156 Benton St, ators. aeilai surveillance and the naval died this morning at the Mary Ly­ she carried 12,000 bags of nitro 874 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, dor (jarlos Leebuga charged lliat of the storm. They were waiting carbonitrate, blasting caps, sul­ Officials here say thqy have no arms blockade will be continued died yesterday afternoon while ons Nursing Home, Hampden. A suggested lecture haU was re­ until other means of verification the U.S. reconnaissance flights for daylight' when the schooner phur, flour and rice. jected, but a secemd but smaller real idea vdiat Mikoyan accom­ playing sandlot footbaU wUh fal­ Survivors, besides her son in over Ouban terrihny “ violated the are provided. low Pratt A Whitney Aircraft em­ Manchester, ificlude two sons of broke loose from her anchor and ' -i gymnasium seemed to have solid U. N. Charter, flout the sovereign­ plished with Castro toward fulfill­ The Defense Department said ployes. North Carolhia and New York, a fumed over. backing of the high school addi­ ment of Khrushchev’s promises to ty of a small nation and are last month, cUter the Cubans fired He was the brother of Richard brother in Oregon, and two sis­ Later the Coast Guard reported Rescuers Speed tion building committee last night get all offensive weapons Out of on a U.S. plane, that the United intended to stultify our independ­ as it reviewed "pre-preliminary T. Steeves of Daly Rd., Coventry. ters in Norway and Germany. ence." that the Compass Islcmd, an ex-^ Cuba under a U.N. verification States had a mandate from the Funeral services will be held plans from the architectural firm The Incident occurred effter Leebuga repeated Castro’s perimental navigational ship, left To Dlragger’s Aid system. Organization of Aiiierican States Monday at 1 pjn. at the Graham- of Jeter and Cook. Castro’s belligerent assertion work at the East Hartford plant warning that any U.S. plane fly­ to Ifeep the Communist military when Steeves was tackled whUe Wellengren Funeral Home, 619 the scene on an undisclosed “ mil­ In concluding its talks on the could have either of two purposes, threat in Cuba under constant sur­ ing over Cuban territory can do itary mission” and would land the BOSTON (AP)—A Coast Guard architects’ drawings, which shows running with the baU. He did not State S t, Springfield, Mass. B u i^ ao ector. He had Skillon, London, England; "Spi­ lecture room should be included NEW HAVEN, Conn. (A P )—. Polish Womens Alliance, Group Castro’s sharply worded pom- day night after she had lost radio The Federal Bureau of Inves­ lived with his brother .,ln Coven­ der” Slimm and another man contact for severhl hours. on grounds it would be “veryery ex- 246, will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. munlcation, - handed to Acting known as Bill, both of Borden- tigation said Friday that Har- try before renting the East Hart-, Secretary-General U Thant Tburs- A Coast Guard search was also sive" and that he thought at the Polish American Club. ford home. town, N.J., and another man from 'lire method had limited appl lis Miller, sought in the strangle- ilay. suggests that if toe United under way for the 71-foot fishing at He was bom in SangerviUe, States sincerely wants to negoti­ New Britain, Conn. vessel Simapee out of New Bed­ cation. Charles Brown, committee slaying of Isabel Slllan of West- The American Legion Auxiliary The abandonment of the 7,187- member, fig(ured the cost of the port, was captured in Soperton, will have its annual membership Maine, on Jan. 4, 1934, son o f A r­ ate a settlement of toe Oiban For those who wont Q U A IIT Y and don't mind paying l E S S ! ford. Mass. ton Captain George at dusk fol­ Ga. potluck Monday at 6 :30 p.m. at the thur C. arid Lenora T r a f t o n r WAYNE BRANDSTAOT. MJ). crisis "it should begin by respect­ Three other vessels reported in lecture room (which would be pro­ ritten for Newspaper Enteriwlse lowed a desperate 19-hour battle vided with tiered student seats— Legion Home. Women eligible to Steeves of CUnton, Maine. ing toe elementary rights of our distress during the storm were He was a veteran of World War Assn. country.” by Capt. George Karemezlz ..and out of danger, the Coast Guard amphitheatre style) 'would be either an indoor or an indoor-out­ join the auxiliary artf invited. Miss his crew to stay afloat on the said. around $100,000. Marjorie Kiblensky and Miss JUl n , serving in the Army Air Force, If you have a 'boy who ie color Castro repeated his earlier dec- door pool. Some sentiment was ex­ and a member of the CUnton blind, let him know early In life laratlonB that be would accept no . burning ship with its remaining The cutter Baratania was stand­ Robert Deming and Harry pressed that an indoor-outdoor Messenger, last year’s delegates to ■O' 100 tons of dynamite and explo­ Girl’s State, will be guests. (Maine) Volunteer BTre Depart- that this is not an insurmountable unilateral inspection of Cuban ter­ ing by the Bedford Scalloper Flamm, also board members, cau­ pool might prove too expensive, ment. handicap. ■ ritory by any group "national or MEN'S WARM FILE UNED \ LADIES' WOOL and NYLON sives. Moonlight, which reported it was tioned that there was a need, to com p art to an indoor pool. COVERED ENAMEL C ol' Ralph T. Miller, national Besides his parents and wife, Olrla rarely have tide condjUon international.” In any event, be The ship radioed . sui SOS at taking on water 120 miles east of hold costs down. Deming noted the Allen Dresser chairman said a said, toe United States already has Chatham, Mass... evangelist, will discuss “ Christ he leaves a daughter, St^hanle but they may paae it on to their 10;30 p.m. Wednesday night from town was thinking of building a portion of the new addition would aone. For most boys with this de­ verified toe removal of Soviet mis­ 800 miles northeast of Bermuda, Two government supply vessels, have streng;thened walls so that and Communism” tonight at 7 at Lynn Steeves, and a son, i^bert second junior high school and an­ the Salvation Army (jliadel. <3arl Steeves, both of CUnton, fect things look very much as they siles from C!uba and the “ pretext WOOL JACKETS S L A C K S after an explosion shook the 450- the U.S. New Bedford and the other elementary school. Care will a second floor could be added .lat­ has now disappeared” for acts of AKL-43, damaged by heavy seas Maine; five brothers. Staff Sgt do to a boy with normal color ■vl- foot freighter and started a fire have to be exercised to see that er if further additions were con­ sion except that some shades of force. below decks. while on their way to supply the 'Hie Rev, Alex H.‘ Elsesser, pas­ Frederick Steeves of Minot, N. D., the school building program re­ templated. However, he said, in tor of (jommimity Baptist Church, red end green tehd to look alike. He called toe U.S. reconnais­ Air Pores Texas Tower, ■ off the view of Ramsdell’s remarks that Richard H. Steeves of South Cov­ Desperately, the crew dumped mains within the bounds of the will be in charge of radio broad­ entry, Malcolm E. Steeves o f Klt- If tbe boy has total color blind­ sance flights over Cuba “ typically explosives overboard, but made coast, were proceeding ' under authorized debt limit of the town, it was not desirable to build a Hitlerite methods for softening the their own power to port and were casts sponsored by the Manches­ tery, Maine, and Willard L. and ness, a rare condition, everything 37 high school larger than 1,600 pu­ no headway in checking flames in Deming added. Flamm said he ter Ministerial Association over Arthur H. Steeves, both of Clin­ looke black, white or gray. In that resistance of peoples." the after portion where oil and ex­ no longer in any danger, the wanted the “ tax money spent pils, it might not be necessary to "No sovereigA state," Castro Coast Guard said. station WINF Sunday at 7:35 p.m. ton; three sisters, Mrs. Lois case he la no -worse o ft than ■view- plosives were still on deck. economically to get the best provide the extra strength in the and daily next week at 7:80 a.m.. era o f movies and television be­ declared, "can allow its air qpace COMP. AT 1.96 walls for that'portion of the addlr Knights of Benton SUtlon, Maine, At one time the radio operator school.” Mrs. Barbara Willett of Clinton, fore color. to be violated. In this manner with­ reported “ smoke in radio shack. Sloop Kira Sought Deming thought the designation tion. The Rev. Joseidi E. Farrell, pas­ out feeling an Impairment of its Dresser also said he was “both­ and Mrs. Caroltne Chappel, at It Is estimated that over three a Wool lip blouaa style 'with uMff knit eollarl a liaper-Iegi 1 8ide lip, buckles, 8 pocketal CEin’t stand it much longer.” WESTERLY, R. I. (A P)—There of one of the areas on the drawii^^s tor of the Church of the Assump­ England; and several nieces and million boys and men in the United dignity." But he continued to send mes­ as a physical exercise classroom ered” by the designation of a large tion, will be honored at a receptiem Thant .gave toe contents of toe was still no success today in the area behind the Vo-Ag-building for nephews. States are color blind. Because of a Quilt lined aleeves. Char., loden, silver. 86-46. a,Or self-belt style! Black, eolora. 10-181 sages, at one time reporting fire search for the sloop, Kira, missing was a misnomer, and that the area Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Funeral services wiU be held the importance of this handicap letter to U.S. .Ambassador Adlai was taking hold behind midships actually was a gjrmnasiuln. “It’s parking. Dresser thought people church hall. All members 'o f the E. Stevenson shortly after he re­ out of Point Judith since Satur­ parking there would have a long Monday at 2 p.m. from the Red- has been q-ver-emphasized, many and “ cargo of sulphur impossible day with two New Yorkers aboard. almost as big a3 a gymnasium,” he parish are in'vHed. ington Funeral Home, 30 Pleasant boys ■with' defective color -vision ceived it, but 'Withheld publication a Ideal lor an eooking needsl to extinguish.” said. walk to get to other parts of the of toe text at toe request of Cuban Three Coast Guard amphibian school. He said he favored park­ St., CUnton, Maine. Friends may get an unwarranted feeling of in­ Once, he radioed, “ expect ex­ planes and cutter pressed the Raymond Ramsdell, s u p e r i n- There will be a memorial Mass call at the funeral home Saturday feriority. Ambassador Carlos Lechuga. • Heavy gauge enamel roaateral ■ ^m plosion to go up anjr moment, tendent of schools, acknowledged ing “spotted around the school,” for late members of the Gibbons Castro said his government has ' search all day long yesterday and instead. Ramsdell felt the need for and Sunday from 3 to' 6 and 7 to Fortunately it ih no longer nec­ help!” the rescue operation was imderway it was a gymnasium. He said the Assembly, Chtholic Ladies of Co­ pm. Burial will be In VUlage essary to have- normal '\^ion to done everything possible to pre- MEN'S COnON THERMAL aMniti-purpoee roasting pans! LADIES* CORDANA COHON dimensions of the area were 60 by parking was more for the evening lumbus, Suilday at 9 a.m. at St .vent a recurrence of Incidents, JUMBO ROASTER ...... 1.S7 I^irteen hours after the explo­ again early this morning. school purposes and for special Cemetery, SangerviUe, Maine. get into the Army and the color sion lie messaged that the crew Missing were Thomas HXving, 33, 80 feet, and that this could be di­ James’ Church, Newkirk and ’Whitney Funeral blind can leani to obey traffic slich as toe shooting down of U2. a (Thooee from a full aeeortment! vided with a movecdile divider to events at the school. McCiusker pilot Maj. Rudolf Anderson Jr. OPEN ROASTER ...... 47e was abandoning ship. and David Evans, 26, both lawyers. said that the need for more park­ Home at 318 Burnside Ave. East lights by noting the relative posi­ But it was six hours later, at Last night a former owner of provide space for boys and g;irl8. The Rev. John Zanon of Sea Hartford, is^ln charge of local ar- tion o f the red and green lights, last Oct. 27, but he declared Ramsdell also remarked that the ing also would depend on the ac­ Cjliff, N. Y., will preach Sunday at "Cuba’s right to resist such vio­ UNDERWEAR DUSTERS 4:58 p.m., before the first lifeboat jthe 30-foot sloop Identified a bunk ceptance of- the swimming pool. nuigements. Oxe sune the world over. was launched, apparently because mattress that washed ashore on new gymnasium would not have as 11 ajn. at (jalvary Church, 647 E. It has been established that col­ lations can never be renounced.” DECORATED TURKEY FLATTER, 18"x1S" staal Ufa as wall gdaqual ...... 1.77 the crew could not get the boats Block Island. high a' ceiling as the present one, Other remarks raised at tfie Middle Tpke. He is a former Ro­ or blind persons do not have more “ We have given proof,” he said, off i the teeth of v^ d s blowing and that it would be equipped with committee meeting included: A man Catholic priest and is now (tf- traffic eeddenta than the rest of "that we are r e a ^ for a worthy ROASTING RACK, Niekal ftnislwd, 11"x17V2**. Adiusfobla ...... 58c The former owner, who refused peace." 40 to 60 knots. to identify himself, said the mat­ baskets for basketball playing but feeling that the language labora­ flliated with Christ’s mission. Sea Miss Hynds Dies, -us. About the only occupations The Trinity Navigator picked tress could have come from the that it would have no bleachers. tory in the addition should be large Cliff. I- such a person could not expect to Despite Cuba’s patience, he COOKING RASTER, Fhiast quoNly unbraokobla uylonl ...... 28c up the five men in the first llfe- The architects’ layout showed the enough to acconunodate a full Grade 2 Teacher follow wduld be that of sign paint­ said, "toe violations have in­ missing vessel. creased in number." EACH bmt. He says It was the exact shape, new gymnasium situated near the class; that the general science Lilnooln School will close Mon­ er (painters of portraits and land­ room should be situated closer to "Elvery day toe incursions of CUniNG BOARD, Dacoratad 15Va"xir*. Strop for honqinq!...... 97c The second boat, laimched at size, and color of one ^ a t could present gymnasium. day at 12:46 p.m. because of the Miss M, Roberta Hynd^ 81, of scapes no longer stick to conven- 8:08 p.m., ov'ertumed as both the Ramsdell thought the school the chemistry and biology rooms fimeral'of Miss Roberta Hynds at Ual coloring) or Interior decora­ war planes over our territory be­ have been aboard Kira. ' 46 Pleasant St., former Grade 2 come more alarming,” he assert­ • Long sleeve T-shirte or long ankle drawers'! CHOPPING BLOCK, Laimnatad hardwood. 4V2"x1V2" thick ...... 77c e They are machine washable and pretty! Trinity Navigator and the Vir­ It has also become known that with 1,500 pupils could not fulfill in the piesent . high school; and 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal tor. ' that the architect should be asked teacher a,t Lincoln School died ed. "Military aircraft harass our ginia made passes in the heavy a sloop was seen from the Guard the state’s requirements for the Church. Miss Hynds was a t e a s ­ this morning at Hartford Hospital One of the earliest memories of e Full cut comfort. Ecru S, M, LV XL. eMany wonderful colors and trim.s! S, M, LI seas in an effort to reach the teaching of physical education to comment further on the use of er of Grade 2 at the school for a boy I onOe knew was that at the air bases, make low-level flights MEAT THERMOMETER, Chroma plota 4 STORM WINDOWS SLEEVE 8LBBVE ( itY years in state prison, plus a ditions that prevail in our world of r $100 fine, was Imposed in Su­ today, there are people' who will t h e ttUlU OF OUR LADY OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW OPEN DAILY perior Court today on Alex P. take the time to shove sslde their ePoly wrap package. 2-36’' x .T2” ! DuBols, 41, (duirged with shak­ own worries and problems to par­ Cornw of Eoft Mkldl* Tpk«. and Ludlow Rd. e Machine-washable,, eolorfast and full eat! 10 to 10 ing down out-of-state motorists ticipate in a project to help some­ • Plus nails and framing strips, too! e Absorbent and never wash out of .shape! wl^e a member of the Xhilleld one else less fortunate than they. n w o gh this wall la in Berlin, (Communism’s rule o f tenor Polioe Forcer. State’s Atty. John You may rest assured that the e Unaffected by temps, to 60-below! e Soft-luxurious appearance! 8 colors. S, M, L, XL. > tfaieateoe five men everywhere. One wsy Americane help D. LaBelle Informed Judge Her­ money raised by our Radio Auc­ Saturdoy, Nov. 17th--Tim e 10-5 ■nfesaaid tbsir fireedoms is.by baying U j», Sayings Bonds.^ bert S. MaoDonald that DuBois tion will be put to good use in Acres of Free Parking had admitted a«oeptin|' money either furthering some deserving, RUMMAGE ’ CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS from such drivers about rix Manchester youngster’s education CAKES .and FOOD rimea in tlM_eoana s< Ms U through our Klwanls^Scludarablps, APRONS ' ■ V . : ; yean aa a msnbsr at Ska d ^ or by enabling some undaipclvlr GAMES ’ - ' WHITE ELEPHANT ■ _1So,,iwsai(Ld*.,na»9ia. sttand. gu M m ^ and local poMoe last %smps, or some other worthwhile CANDY and PRESERVES ’ Sommer Invoived Us aoeeptanoa youu projects. A eC S4S fawn a MaseaclinsHts Thenk you slncersly, end we in JEWELRY CHILDREN'S GIFTS driver go "settle’’ a caae of Klwanls will tty to have bigger RELIGfOUS ARTICLES GOOD USED TOYS ^seeding and passing a stop and better Radio Auctions for you sign, la tbe pterions eases, La- in the future. * Yours.riaoerefa, REFRESHMENTS SERVED ALL DAY 467 MAIN'STREET BeBe said, the amooBts Mvoivsd .V EAST IBdwaid W. fassm lna

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W PACa TWELVE % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, 1961 Section Two FBIDAT, IfpnSffiB R 1«, 196t FRIDAY, NOVEBCBER 16, 1961 Pages 13 to 34 ure urtwUxatkm, and thus pre- dlUmrhfdtrr Ettmitts l|ifral!i ^ ller Working 3t a tow n's pair oapita g a n e n l r.ANGr 9 ^ U.S. Protests CRPA Hears expenditured, gtrai some Imowl- Local Stocks On Peace Uses ad^ of ike w f a town is now FirstReport uibantidng- FUuL OIL Abduction by Urhanlsation oondiates with thb Quotattons Fnndshed by Of N-Energy value of pn^>erty b a town par GASOLINE Fox Named Chairman Mrs. Jacobson Heads CSobom. Mlddlefarook. Ine. On Taxation unit of area. Fzpporty value is a East Germans . Bank Stoeks LrVERMOBB,~CaUL (AP)—Dr. ooinbkiatiaa ef residential, indus­ Bid Asked Bdviwd Teller, winner, e t the 1962 trial and business ssseeements. The flnt part Of the Ospitol 8ANTLY OIL Of Parkf Rec Board Capitol Region Agency BERLIN (AP)—Tl»e 0.8. Army Oonn. Bank and Trust Enrico Fermi Award and often Tbs more urban a town, the more Co...... 62% 66% Regional. Planning Agency's mu­ U)M," '-\'i . INC. •harply protested today the ab­ caUed father of the hydrogen it Spends per unit of area, so the Hartford National ■ t- y nicipal taxation report, preaented m ore it mus|; tax its dUsene (n o Republican Walter E. Fox, 60 Garden St, a member of ..the bomb, says his current wcdk^ la ; V \;n i i;i;i.j The members of the Capitol Region Planning Agmcy elect­ ducting at gunpoint Tuesday after, • Bank and Trust Co. 68% at &e CRPA meeting loat night matter how many there are). adviaoTy recreatiem and park commission for 11 years, was ed Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson as their chairman at an annual noon of three American soldiers Fire Insurance Companies aimed at peaceful uses for thto^ by apecial tax coneultant Seymcar : i I.. 'illtlMlI , elected chairman of the ccmiinission laht night He succeeds by Bast German police. mmuclear energy. Sacka, cume up with a number of meeting at the East Hartford High School' last night, and Htfd. Fire ...... 59% 63% pattern# and rdatiadShips among IK a Democrat, Philip J. Suffivan. National Fire ...... 110 120 But, he added wryly in com- heard an encouraging report on municipal taxation. A 0.8. Army spokesman said town tax income and expenaee and U n i o n Itfember Hie election was unanimous by^ They also approved bylawe the protest was delivered at So­ Phoenix Fire ...... P" 106 menting op Thursdays announce­ grow th pattem a '' those present, including Joseph ment of the award, ‘T would ap­ amendments, and were told that | viet Urmy headqu^ers in Bast Lite and Indemnity ^ Cos. (Calculations performed on Uni­ O eai^ in Assault Bylveeter, a Republican; Thomas CRPA’s regional refuse dls- Aetna Casualty .... 76 preciate it, since this la for me a Oonran, a newly appen8ea disturbance Thursday as Team­ nbaent. morial Hoepltal, and aerve as Windsor Lock#. the 110-mlle Autobahn linking this Httd. Electric Light 75% < 79% al, citaUcn and $50,000 at a cere­ lia y o r Franda ,J|Iahoney tptHta city with West Germany. The 2. Oraeral expenditures per sters Union members from four chaplain of t^ week. Mrs. Jacobson has been (me of Hartford Gas Co. ... 64 mony Dec. 3 in Washington, D.C. capita rise in proportion to tlje states , voted on whether to contin­ on the need for a skating rink at Manchester’s three repreeenta- three soldiers were in civilian The citation said the bushy- Tc- Robertson Park, and me board clothing, the spokesman said. Southern New England degree of urbanization in a com­ ue their present affiliation or to tlves to the CRPA since the town Telephone ...... 47 51 browed, Hungarian -bom scientist join the AFL-CIO. [MMIER 6 voted later to recxnnmend it to Grace Group, Center Congrega- joined in regional, planning in The protest labeled the abduc­ received the award "for contribu­ munity.- This, wtw home'out by ticmal Church, will meet Monday Manufacturing Companies data supplied ,by the state goveni- Cleared with Cohen was. Louie General Manager Richard Martin. 1958. tion and detention of the three tions to chemical and nuqlear ESXAKISHED 1M1 James Herdic, superintendent of at 8 in the Rohbtna Room. Mrs. men- totally imwarranted and ir­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 58% 62% ment. ' ' Breealer, 68, who uq>roached. the In 1959 she was chosen secre­ physics, for his leadership in T eam stc^ leader outielde a polUi BOLTON NOTCH the recreation depsvtment, said it Warren FUnney, vice present of tary of the organization, and in responsible. Associated Spring ... 13% 15% thermonuclear research,''and for 3. Highway expenditures are in­ the Hartford Rehabilitation Aux­ Bristol B rass ...... 8% 9% dependent of all general factors; place, and asked to be reiiutati Mt 3-2141 would be poeaible to cover the ten­ 1961 was picked for vice chair­ The 0.8. Army Identified the efforts to strengthen national se­ iliary, will speak and show alidea man. three men as 8gt. l.C. Laurence Dunham Bush ...... 5 6 they depend upon a given com­ in the union. He reportedly was nis courts with a plastic sheet, and cu rity." dropp^ several years ago fok ^nray -water for loe on dC it. on the work done at the center. Hie tax study, which has not Keating, 0nlon, N.J., Spec.S Ed­ Em H art ...... 60 56 munity’s particular condition, and Refreshmenta will be. served by ward Mellon, Lindenhurst, N.Y., F afn ir ...... 38 42 Coughing from a heavy cold, he so cannot be predicted for the re­ nonpayment of dues. Superintendent Herdic also gave yet been completed, was presented said ^ m his office at the Law t- A scuffle ensued, and Cdien was - a report on the opening of the\tden Mrs. Richard C. Knight and Mm. by CRPA staff members Robert and Spec.4 Dawson M. Farrell Jr., N. B. MachineJ7 19 gion. Harriet Duncombe. Casper, Wyo. North and Judd .... 14 16 ence Radiation Laboratory in UV- 4. School expenditures depend charged with punching Breesler. oenter in the old trade school Brown and Robert Cha've, and spe­ Keating was held for 18 hours, Stanley Works ..... 16% 18% ermore, *T am indeed very happy upon two factors: the amount A poUceman testified Brassier WHEEL CHAIRS building Nbv. -8. About 360- teen­ cial consultant Dr. Seymour Sacka. the tixTtiy spokesman said. Million Veeder-Root ...... 40 44 about the fact that it was given to spent educating the individual stu­ struck Cohen. But Brassier denied agers attended the <^>ening, he The Hartford East Association Dr. Sacks, an economist from the me for the kinds of things—the this, saying he had stumbled. said, and, except for a few minor of the United Church of Christ and Farrell six hours and during The above quotations are not to dent, and the amount collected in University of Syracuse, summed up their detention, all three were purely scientific things—which I taxes from each taxpayer for edu­ Magistoate Jdm Coyle dtemiesad prcMems, thdr behavior and en­ will have the annual fall meeting by roafffirming that the to'wn, far Mnk Dorotliy Jaeobeon questioned. be construed as actual markets. like to do best.” fm m ... cational purposes. all chargee. thusiasm were axeellent. Sunday at tbe Fimt Chu^ of from being out of date as a unit of- According to ^the spokesman the The Fermi Award is improved In general, more is spent upon Cohen, 68, of Brigantine; N.J., is If the activity continues at such Christ, Glastonbury. There wUl .be government, “makes solution of Incident occurred^near Dreillnden CANADA JOBLESS INCREASE by the President, and is made on each student when the per cAptta secretaiy treasiirer of Teamsters a level, he aoid, Chimees are good a business meeting.at 4 j>jn. Sup­ municipal problems easier, rather Local 107 at a salary o f $60,000 a —-^eckpoint BravOxto the Army. OTTAWA (AP) — Canada’s job­ recommendation of the ABC's IN Income of the town is hi|^ to e:q>and the piograxu. per ;wiU be served at SXeKkt ave- than more difficult.” year,. He la one of three interna­ The oenter la open Thursday, Travel Series What the three soldiers were do­ less numbered 283,000 in m idO c- general advisory committee. It is \ Also in general, taxpayers pay ning program wUl begin at 7:80 "This study has changed my ing there and how they strayed ^ b e r , an increase o f 23,000 from nanled for $he late Dr. Enrico mt«e per student’, a^ less is tional trustees, of James R. Hofb Friday and Saturday nights. after a get-acquatntbd time at 7. president of the Teamsters. The Santa CHaui W orkshop w ill own thinking on the problems of into East Germany was not dis­ mld-^ptember, the Dominion Bu­ Fermi,. leader of a group of sci­ sp en b ^ student, in rural than in F or redwyatlona eaU tbe Fim t municipal government,” he said. Raises $1,750 closed. Questioned on this point, reau of Statistics and the Depart- entists who obtained the first self- urban ipwns. This is because of be set up again thla year in Cen-- Church (^Christ MEXICO BABB N-ABM8 tor Springs Park, he said, and "Local government in Connecticut the spokesman merely said thO^vin- ment of Labor said in a Joint re­ sustained nuclear chain reaction populati^ the more people in a Is able to, handle most problems ^vcldent/ is still under investigatloh. port Thursday. in 1942. MEXICO OTT (AP)-CDngress for Sale there wlU be a motorcade in hon­ ,{community^\^e less each must Thursday -outlawed nuclear weap­ Jemee V. Aaderaoa' Jr., aeaman specific to themselves, and are also For Museum pay to spend a given amount ed­ o r a t Santa's arrival for tbe open­ In a good position to enter into re­ SEEK WYNNE OOFTTAOT ons in Mexloo and ealled on other ing of the workshop Dec. 10. The apprenUce, USN, 1 « Highland St, ucating a glveb child. or Rent was among nearly 200 sailors on gional associations to deal with sit­ A g ift o f $1,750 was presented LONDON (AP) — The British countries to do the earns. Manchester High School Band 6. In general, high per capita . Nuclear arms .“are made to be the attack alreraft carrier USS uations requiring area solutions.” to Lutz Junior Museum recently Foreign Office is pressing the So­ Income IgttnA list) does not -will m arch in the peuade. used, and by their very nature Herdic reported that work on Franklin D. Roosevelt , who donat­ Part 1 of the study, presented by as part of profits from a Lutz- viet 0nk>n. fot permission to con­ guarantee low tax rate, becaqse they would be employed not only m€DICRL the Globe Hollow swimming pool ed blood for a foreign blood bank Dr. Sacks, characterized the Capi­ tact a British businessman turned demands for services afe also recently. The son Mr. and Mrs. tol Region as "refreshingly ration­ Clvitan TraW Series, “The World over to Soviet autbopities by Him- agidnat the enemy but also to de­ improvements is complete, and he likely' to be high. stroy mankind," said Sen. (Jarlos PHflRmflCY Jamea V. Anderson, he was a al” in its municipal orgiuilzation, ArouiwltTs.” * gary on charges of spying. a H H to sending a hofa af congratula­ We Pe Vs participant in' the largest singte a fact which made It relatively sim­ 85 Ea^t Center St. Foreign Secretary Lord Home, Dr. Sacks also announced that Roman 'Cdis in Introducing the tion to Walter Fuse, town engi­ presentaiti(Hi was made lawt At Summit Street he had discovered a way to meab- meaaure. blood donation made to the organ­ ple to reach conclusion from statis­ Sdnday by D t. WaJter M. Sclhardt, following word .that Hungary had Around the Clock Fashions Modeled neer, and to Chester Langtry, de­ ization since the national cam­ tical data. series chadrman, prior to toe first transferred the Briton to Soviet puty director of public works, who paign opened. lecture at Bailey Auditorium, Weekend Cash and Carry Special! officisds protested the action. arranged to have the work done ^Is That Bald-Headed Row Filled YelT Some patterns of muni' Members of the Emblem Club of6 growth, taxation and eaepradfoiree Manchester High School. The Briton, Greville Maynard Manchester and their children will throp, Kevin Mohr and Mary Ciarol with rented equipment, town high- SWEETHEART Wynne, was arrested Nov. 2 in Lenihan. Aimy Staff Sgt Joaepb A. Du­ were developed frmn toe., study. In accepting It, Dr. Oiwrlea E. erewa, and a few extra hired Robert Chave preee^tbd the sec­ Jacobeon Jr., Lutz president, nail­ Hungary. He headed a mobile film model fashions for all occasions Mrs. Victor Pearson will be the men. Pont Jr., son of Mr. and Mn. Jo­ liovdy ebowgiris of tbe '’Hi-4 Vegas is the theme that runs^hom and Bid Culver Vho play twob Richter wiU emcee a dtow scene throughout the show. Skits, aongs undertakers. Atty. John Mrosek is set at a Las Vegas nightclub ond part of the nta/ilf, which indi­ ed It a “transfusion,” and said . 3 9 ^ eochlbithm that was im derstood to tonight at 8 at Fiano’s Restaurant, 4^ommentator. • General Manager Richard Mar­ seph A. DuPont 56 Woodside St, Fever iv ie s’’ 'wlH entertain to­ doz. . has been assigned to the 4j(th Ar- and dance numbers by groups and cast aa a patient exposed to the where Natsdie (jarroU sings the cated, he said, Utei, In the future, toat It was toe largest stogie ee a t the Parkade said that MARRC will sponsor a pubUc of Mikoyan’s activities in several store too wUl be kept in town.- departmeiit president, .v lsl^ the eaird party tonight at 8 at the counaeling is available and prob- I knew him only by the aound. Hartford all to the executive oom- M O T H E R S 1 The Vernon Circle operation will auxUlary this week. Pknir wom­ 'American' Legion Home as the l«mS are presented for discussion mittee. days. be a different type from the one en admitted to membemhip in­ fimt of 'its fund raising projects and answers. here, he eaid. The Vernon shop clude Mm. William Swauger, Mm. duitog the drive. More than 14,000 Smith, fund chairman and h e r e : s a Rose Crane, w e. Arthur L. B«di lettem of appeal have been mailed teacher of the mentally retarded will aell only aandwlchea and Ice and.Mra James P. Furlong. cream. Instead of full course din- to townspeople, it 'was reported by at Keeney St. School Annex, says Kenneth Weibust, president of the the fund drive wUl enable MAIHiC n era Them wUl be a tehqanwl o f a Director Woodhouse said both organization. ^ to expand its faculties at Bunce Co-Wed riiow tomorrow at 8 pun., Oenter. He added that there la a [DQML CLASSIC! merchants believe that Sflequate at Center Congregational Church. Services sponsored by MAHRC great need for speech therapy 1 parking for the holiday searo^ and Membem wishing to partielpate for retarded chUdren in the Man- relief on assessments, are the key jOheeter area include day care classes, and a sheltered workshop but unable to attend may call for job training. DRBSS-UW Oft SCHOOl. problems that concern them with Herbert KiectUt, 156 Mountain dassee at Bunce Center. Mrs. W. their Manchester locations, but Rd., chairman. Guy OUver conducts 9 a.m. to noon PubUc speakers are available to they do not intend to leave town. dasaes for pie-ecbool chUdren and organizations free o t charge. those not reedy to r pubUc school. Jilm. 'Austin Castqr of St. Pet­ MAHRC ap(niaors the lecturers h ‘r,rcccrH Whedier its for dress pr SHIP PASSES BLOCKADE Pupils are prepared for epedal who talk on aU aspects of mental ersburg, Fla., formerly of Man­ dalwee offer^ In the school lys QUALITY APPLIANCES THAT SAVE YOU DOLLARSI •diobl, dlls sleek dasskt GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba chester, is 'Visiting her mother, retardation. tem. vrill serve welL (-AP) — The Yugoslav freighter Mrs. Catherine htoduskey, 48% Chairmen for tonight’s card par­ iU T SERVICEI FREE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION! Ploce stemmed through this U.S. An Intermediate group Is direct­ ty include Mrs. Joseph RaUoran, Magnificent Magninrox Stereo High Fidelity Winter St., for Thanksgiving. Her tarded young adults., John Craig Specially treated to scoff na'val base Thursday—the second daughter, Mias Joan (5uster, will ed by Mrs. Alexander Blssette tickets, and Mrs. Ernest Leemon from 10 a.m. to 2 p.ln. Hiis dg and Harry Smith, 'volimteer work­ and Mrs. Samuel Haugh, oo-cbalr- •t scoffs and scrapes, Four speakers including two lO^ bass. MICROMATIC ^ to pass through since tbe arms join the fainUy Simday. She is a bl(x:kade of Cuba went into effect. senior at Johns Hopklnis School of was set up fo r retarded cdiUdr ers, direct the program. men o t refreshmoita. an d t « • player. Classic Traditional model 214 in mahogany. i50 The 7,230-ton ship tied up at the Nursing, Bal^fanore, Md. who were vegetating at home ■with A Girl Scout Troop, with Mrs. no other fadUty for them in the Sylvester Benson, leader,' is ' cele­ CHRISTMAS. IN ^Wi^VIOE. . Tlie noiMnaiUng With FM/AM radio. $188.50 Goa Bay Port of Calmaneira, Clearance <>f Floor Samples which In 'the past has handled About 40 membem of the As- oommu^W..., brating its fifth anniversary this WASHENGTCN ,.(A P ) — The molded sole is . mostly sugaf cargos. soclaticni .for Childhood Education TYpiuportation to Bunce Center year. It meetli Wednesday from 8 14,(XX) Air For^ reservists mus­ long wearfo& too. Under termk of the treaty by Internatkmal met yeaterday at for. llanobester diUdren Is donat­ to 4 pm. at Bunce Center. Mrs. tered into active duty for’ the (^> which 'the United States leases Manchester High School. Mm. ed by DUlon Sales and Service. Calvin Greenwood Is leiuler of a ban criAs apparently wUl spend DELUXE CUSTOM NOW YOUR RECORDS CAN Guantanamo, dilps flying foreign Elizabeth Rudd, art teacher, con­ A young aduH group for tisen- newly organized Brownie ■ Troop Oiristmas^ln service. flags are permitted o to paas ducted an afternoon and evenlhg agers and older meets Monday and that-meets Tuesdays from 2:15 to An "Air Force spokesman said AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC L A S T A l i f e t i m e - through to the inner harbora of workshop in eopper enamtiing Wedneaday evenings from 7 to 9. 8:16 p.m. Thursday he knew of ho plan to Calmanera and ^oqueron. and elolsonae. This la a social program for re- AU hoUdays are noted 'with sper release them ih time for the hoU­ DRYER DRYER cial celebration for the pupUs of days. Because the exclusive MICROMATIC player Six tem perafere sefsN iBi eliminates discernible record and stylus wear, | Bunce Center throughout theyear. 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PAGE FOUBTEEN MANCHliESTgR^EVBNlNG ]^RALD, l^MCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 1^, 196t MAHCHESTilB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1962 PAGE FIFTEEN Have Maitians Visited Here? Guam Governor White House Starling Policy Pledges to End IXM AMOBUDS (AP)—Soitte ot^calcnlatloxu, be aohgnsd each Wins Wide Public SUfpport flie beet eeientlfio mlnde in the symbol ap arbitrary numerical Shant^r H ousing TV—Radio Ton^ht •owtry were etumped when a vidue. As e:q>res8ed in numbers, Dr. AOANA. Guam (AP)—TTw act­ By WHITNEY IHOEBfAKEB < »cn the front lawn was a sound ef­ alender. derk-halred young men Sagan said, the formula means WASHINGTON (AP) — Admlm fect designed to' chase starlings. etaelked on the blackboard tlila that at least a mlUlqn of tte 100 ing governor of Guam has put a The birds, who make a Im of OPENING istration spekeemen reported hap­ equation: bilUon stars in our Mill^ Way prleo tag of 8310 milUon on restor­ pily today that Presldant Kenne- noise on their own and cause peo­ Television a equala r^neflfllcl ^ galaxy have planets which have ing the Island’s typhoon-batiorod ple visiting the First Family to a:M ^ Bis I Theater (In progress)^ 3:00 (30) Tightrope dyA newest program has won uni­ Movie at 6 (in The speaker was Dr. Carl Sa­ developed civilizations capable of oconomy and plodgad a long-rangs versal public support. The whole wear bats, wero ofOdally reoog- (34) Challenge of Change travel between the stars. l&ow (^ ^ o £ « u ) (18) Subecrlptlon T4ievTnon gan, M, assistant professor of rocovory program to prevent the country, it appem , backs Ms nised as a nuisance. Letters ImU- % Bocky and His Frlrads 8:30 (, 8-4(KeS)...... -Tbe Slinatones— astronomy at Harvard University. "Let’s say that each of these growtii of abantytown communl- measure to rid the Whlta House cate this recognition a t e la wldo- J4) itineacan Bconomjr ~ ((10-33.30) . Sing^ . Along With Mltah His aufflenoe consisted et sev- civilisations sends out one inter spread unofficially. NOVEMBER 17 13) Supercar ( 3-13)8-13) RouU- ■ " tiea. grounds of starlings. 18) u A of BUey (53) NeNews aral hundred members of the stellar expedition per year," he Guam oftioiala said today the Pierre Salinger, presa oeorstary, "Suddenly we find ourselves In ,40) Yancy D erringer (24) N ET D ram a Festival American R o d ^ Soolety, gatia iaid. cost of repairing and rebuUding said the mall refleots an unmis­ great symMtby with the Presl- (63) >>mily M arket 3:00 ( 8-4053) I'm Dickens; H e's ered for his luncheon address "That means that every star, .dent and me family," wrote a ( 8) Weather. News A Sports F eiu ter government property damagM takable anttatarUng mood across (33) This Is Sports (18) Subscription TV Thursday. such as our sun, would be visited Sunday tw T^hoon Karen vtould the land. man from Connecticut After “a ( 8) Biography 1:30 ( 8) The Detectives FOR HOST. HOBTEBS A N d HOIVIBa The equation, was bis way of ex­ at least once every million yeara be $60 million, with private prop­ Some correspondents aren’t meet dlstreeaing eeveral months (13) Rescue 8 (10-2350) Don’t Call Me ChaiUe pressing the m athon^cal prob- In some systems where these be­ erty needs about 8160 million. quite sure the administration, with with starlingB," he said folks in (18) B um s and Allen (8-13-4^) 77 Sunset Strip aUR folNB MOST POPULAR AND ORACIOUB AIDS, BACH ings found life, they would make his neighboRiood would gladly re­ (40) Superman 10:00 (10-23^) .The Jack Paar St abUtty O at tn te llii^ beings from Acting Gov. Manuel Guerrero its electronic screeclilng device, (34) Modem Algebra A THINO OP RBAUTY PROM OUR NOTARLK outer space have Visited earth. more frequent visits. There’s a emplwdsed that the tlguree don’t has chosen the moot effective sort to any surefire technique. f;36 (SO) Editorial (18) ^ ^ c rip U o n Television strong probability, then, that they "It is ponlbla that some of tbe i;ee ( S) Walter CronUte - 10:80 ( 3-13) Eyewitness to History Sagan eamlaihed that in his Include emergency steps taken to weapon to drive starlings from the HOBBY SHOPPE (10-33.30) Huntley-BrinldeT COLLBCTION OP ■TBRLINO^JILVBRPLATB . have visited earth every few thou little UsM Urda that have visit­ ( 8) The 'n ir d Man equation stands for the num­ lielp the island get back on its White House grounds. They rao- f:(» [ 8) Evening Report (53) Film ber of advhneed technical dviliia- sand years. feet after the worst dteater in Its onimend other methods, from ro­ ed here have ate visited with ,33.30-40) News and W eather (18) S uburiptlon TV AND PBWTBR. ALSO CHARMlNoi DIPT IDBAR POR THB tiona m the universe possessing "It is not out of the questirai history. tating lights to praysr. you and the President’’ he added. 8) Death V a ll^ Days (40) M Squad that artifacts at these visits still An Indiana e«Taapandent evi­ 403 CEN 11R ST. — MANCHESTER (10) Boots and Saddles 11:00 (22) Big News PBRTIVB OPCABIONR ANBAD. Y0U*LL MU RD WtRB TO URB OUR the capabUit7 of tnter-steller com- Karen swept across the center One company in Phoenix, Arts., 18) SubscripOon Televleion (40) Final Report mtmicatlon. a^dst or even that some kind of of Guam wito winds of 176 mllea ottered to ship the White House dently has heard how they do WATCH FOR OUR GRAND REi^PENING AD. (12) News Report ( 8^13) News, Sports A Weather OHRIRTMAR LAYAWAY NOW AND “r” is the mean rate of star base is maintained, possibly auto­ an hour and turned the island into without charge its handy-dandy things in tbe goveniment "Can’t (34) Heritage . U:16 (10) Tonight (C) . formation averaged over the life­ matically, within the solar system, one huge pUe of debris. Eight na­ something be done by some cem- 7:11 (40) Evening Report (40) Steve Allen Show ^ AVOID THR HRCTIC HOLIDAY RHOPPINO RPRHH. to provide continuity for succes­ contrivance, tested in battle and (30) Sports c a m era ( 3) A m erica's G re a te st' MoN m time of the galaxy. „ tives ” la the fraction of stars with sive expeditions. tim succumbing Tliursday—and 9,- rout Salinger wrote a thank-you means tor their ct^pleta aacter- (13 W alter Cronidte 11:30 (13) L ate Movie planetary systems. "Because of weathering and the minationT" aha ask te 7:34 (30) Men of Destiny 11:30 (13) L ate Movie 000 famlUee are homeless. note but said it wouldn’t be nec­ 7:30 ( 413) Rawhide ( 8) Steve Alien Show •^B1ST an« SEE BATUlCVAmi TV TYEEK FOB OOMPLEYE LlBTlNa “fl” is the fraction' of such plan­ surface. The moon seems one than two planeloads an hour. met and weathered in triumph. k E E g if t SHOP ets on which life does develop. reasonable alternative. The A g i^ naval air station, it­ BOUTE 44A, BOLTON For Daitarf this Thanksgiving “fi” is the fraction of such in­ "Forthcoming photographic re^ Wliile tiieorlee may differ, Sol- self smacked hsurd by the typhoon, Ingw has yet to hear from a pro- Phone MI 8-8089 habited planets on which intelli­ connaissance of the moon from is jammed with aircraft unloading Ba Sura To Sarva A gent life with manipulative abili­ space vehicles—particularly of the starling dtlsen. Radio cargoes for military and civilian White House maU, dominated new* broadceete at m or 16-mlBato ties arises during the lifetime of back—might bear these possibil­ needs and loading hundreds of de­ Plond Deedgnins: (TCUs UsUnx hieindee only those the local sun. ities in mind." recently by opinions on Khrush­ hngth. Some etatlons carry other short newacosta). pendents and govement employe chev and Cuba, has been marked and Arrangeinents "fc” is the fraction of planets At a news conference, Sagan families for evacuation to Hawaii WDBO—ISM ' 7:30 Mews of the World populated by intelligent beings on predicted man himself would be by starling commentary since lost For All Oceaaioaal 9:00 Bishop's Comer 7:46 Governmental Service and the mainland. Friday. On that day Sallngw con­ ROYAL ?:05 Raynor Shines 8:06 Pop Concert vdUch an advanced technical civl- capable of interstellar flight at Most American families whose :06 News. Sign Off 9:05 Nightbeat Isation arises. close to the speed of light "within firmed that the horrible wail from Open 4 Daya—Ctoeed Snndaya 11:00 News homes were dest^yed were orl a loudspeaker perched in a tree WHAY—tlO 11:15 Sports Final And "1” is the lifetime of this a century or two.” dered out. Some Guamantaiis have S:0U Connecticut F. M. 11:30 Starlight Serenade technical civilixation. Asked if he believed in flying been airlifted to the U.8. Trust ICE CREAM CAKE 6:16 Paul Harvey; Dr. Albert K 1:00 News and Sign Off Sagan said information in his saucers, he said: "I do believe Burke WPOF—lU I Territory island of Saipan for the 6:30 Alex Drier 6:00 Joey Reynolds formula is based on current esti­ there are objects vdiich have not duration of the emergency. 6:40 Sports 7:00, Bill Hughes mates by astixmomers. In making been identltied." Delicious frosen pudding that's ehode* 6:50 Bob Consldlne 12:00 Johnny Argo ?:00 Edward P. Morgan WDOT—UM NABOOnOB TRIAL BET ed fidl o t fruit plus rich ereamy va­ :16 Connecticut P . I t 6:00 News, Wall Street ORANGE HALL 10:30 Tonl^t At My Place . 6:15 Showcase BEVERLY HUJA, Calif. (AP) nilla ice cream—^Decorated With 13:00 Sign Off 6:45 law ell Thom as South Windsor —A Municipal Court . Judge ruled Heavy Cream . . . WiD serve liKteen. wnc^—iM# 7:00 Showcase 12th Circuit 6:0U News. Sports and W eather' 8:00 The World Tonight Thursday that Patrick Farrow, 19, 6:35 Album of tbe Day 8:30 Showcase son of actress Maureen O’Sullivan 6:46 Weatherwatch 11:00 News ' RILVRR ROWLR WITH FbRMICA TRAYB RIMMRD High School Court Cases and director John Farrow, must 7:16 Conversation Piece . 12:30 Sign Oft stand trial in Superior Court on HANDROMR'COLOR-OLAZH RLROAfoT CANDRLARRA HSI OLHAMINO RiLVBR a charge of possessing narcotics. Per Cake Units Stage MANCHESTER SESSION ” Judge Robert M. DuUng ordered BINGO * 2 . 5 0 ixtremeiy popular silvarplated bowls Farrow to appear for arraignment Round mahogany formloa tmys with so many Mrs. Lueille B. Atldns, 86, and Nov. 80. 72 East Center St., Manchester Wen a te have stenciled slices of t e World Problems Alien Inad In solid jewel-tone colors. Choiea Mra Barbara A. ’TOomsy, 26, both Baauiiful sterling eendelabm which can usee. So assy to keep clean beeausa the Benefit Show Farrow was arrested at his cream and frosen pudding in pints and of Mverel thepez and sizes In emerald of Hartford, each charged with home Oct. 8. Police said he bad be used any one of 8 different ways formica will not stain or bum. Priced, bwiud- marijuana and a hypodermic ayr- EVERY SAT. NIGHT-7:30 half gallons. Please order early. green or Mpphiro blue. Shown abovoi Tbs flsst puUte pesfomanoes attojdlfUng (ovof 880) on two To Tiny Leichtenstein d^ending on ffie ooeiHlon. Incredibly ing Federal tox, by diameten 7 ^ Inohte oounhi, wwe praMntsd yesterday inge In bti posseasicn. B'-long ovel bon bon, $8JS; T*-long Boutb Windsor High Schodl Bee this Ice Cream Cake displayed at your nearest Royal loa Cream dealer’a store, place ImiMprIoed tor auah handaoma sterling p.20{ n inehee, pJO; 18ti% hwhae, P4M. aftenioon before J\idgs John J. The {Wince receives not a penny groigis in tbs new sdhool’s aiMUtar- jrour order by Monday, Nov. 19. VADUZ, Lelchtenatein (AP) frao-fomi bowl, P M ; SiA'-hlgh Paul Revara A most appreciated gift In silverware. tarn wlfl be presented tonight and Casale for transfer of the esses to Yhere’a no railroad station in this of government funds and pays no et P l the pair, Fsdaral tax included. Circuit Court 18, in ‘nuMupscnvills, capital of the prlncipadity of Leich- taxes, but his subjects look to him bowl, $1ZM. Prfeet^cluda Federal tax. tomorrow at 8 pm . for oonsoUdatian of sim ilar AVAILABLE AT ONE OF THESE FINE NEIGHBORHOOD STORES>! tenateln. Interaational trains pass In times of need. When a widow’s A oonoert by tiie high sohool or- citarges there. ttffough the country but don’t barn burned down and her cows sbestra has been scheduled as They were picked i^> by Ifaiv- Felice’s Hilltop Market First Food Stores, Inc. Hartmann’s Super Market stop. Leichtenstein has no daily were lost, the prince’s family: sup­ well as a one-act play, "A Chester poUoe on O ct 15 after a 384 Oak St., Manchester 646 Center St., Manchester 42 Windsor Ave., Roekvllla newspapers, no airports, no cus­ plied money for a new bzum and Brealcfast,’’ staged by the high Orand-Way (Parkade) security X«a’a Market Finstone Market Geissler’s Market toms officii, no army. a new h e ^ of cows. After the acbool dramatics blub. guard caught th«n outside the 329 Spruce Bt., Manchester 221 N. Main St., Manch. . Warehouse Point, Conn. THth 17,126 residents, Liechten­ last war when the treasury was Featured in the play will be market with clothing valued at Larala’s Grocery Pero’s Stand Rose and Bill’e Gen. Store stein is a cozy country that has short, tbe pi1nce'’B family hel{>ed Cynthia Adams, Caroline Bowers, 878JB2. The guard claimed that the 188 Spruce St, Manchester 376 Oakland S t, Manch. Route 86, Bolton survived the wars and tuimoll {>ay for new roads. Bdwsod Brunnsr, John Creagan, women shielded each other and - Spruce B t Market Memorial Corner Store Lyndele Stand that have swept Europe tor cen­ The Swiss let Liechtenstein turn Harold Cummings, Kathy HolUa- stuffed woman's and children’s 116 Spruce St, Manchester 862 Main St., Mtechester telton. Conn. turies. out stamps despite its incorpora­ tar, Cynthia Manic, Fraidc Wellea, wssring apparel under their coats Manchester Drug Plnehurst Grocery Toothacker’s Gas Statiem “Things are going topsy-turvy tion with th6 Swiss {Mstal system. Hat Yvon, and Alyce Zimmer. and In uiige handbags sa they 717 Main S t, Manchester 302 Main S t, Manchester Route 44A, Coventry most everywhere else,” says The sale of limited editions to col­ Proceeds from the event will be walked through that store. Now is the time to INSTALL an Russ’s Market Patnode’e Grocery Colonial Bake Shop fanner Ferderlck Ospelt, "but we lectors provides a tidy income — used lor the puichase of stage Police claimed that tbe two 317 Center St., Manchester Stony Road, Bolton 2285 Main St., Glastonbury h < ^ to go on living pretty much exactly how much is a secret. equipment and bond uniforms. wmnen had a te iriMpUftod aimllar Valenti Grocery Vernon Esso Servlcenter' Comer Store M we have in tbe past without Liechtenstein's specialty is the too much worry about the outside registration of foreign companies ThAets may be obtained -from any Items from the J. M. Fields store 816 Center St., Manchester Vernon, Conn. 2 Hopewell Rd., Glastonbury whose directors need- not reside member of the his^ school band in East Hartford and Topps in AMERiCAN><^tandard Red and 'White Stand Deb’s Superette Lanata’s Market . world.” or diamaiUoa ohfl>. ^ tr o n s tickets 300 W. Center S t, Manoh. Vernon, Conn. 885 Mefn S t, Glastonbury The LelchtenSteiners have not in this coimtry of reasonable tax­ Wilson. Those items, found in the developed tourist attractions. es. No list of these is ever pub­ for those who may hot be able to woman’s cor, wsrs valusd at Cornell Bakery Charter Oak Grocery Pepin’s General Store lished, discretion being part of the attend but would like to contribute 8161Ji6. Both women posted 8600 449 Hartford Rd., Manch. 88 Charter Oak S t, Manch. Route 81, North Coventry "You're welcome to come are ate available. E) GAS BOILER here,” said farmer Gunther Vo- service offered. Government offi­ bonds sach shortly after their ar^ Bursack’a Market Pete’s Grocery ZoDo’s Super Market gell, “but we don’t go'out of our cials say 6,000-6,000 such firms St. Margaret Mary Note rests here. Authorities from, the Co^paEtz siriart cablnat 469 Hartford Rd., Manch. 484 E. Center St., Mandt). Daley Road, Coventry way to get you here.” are signed up here for an annual St Margaret Mary Ladies’ other towns a te lodged ahopUfting' leichtenstein lies in the center fee of $100-150 each. THR OIANT Guild will meet at 8 p.m. Monday charges. Witen, a ssc tlo n of Maal for first floor or of Europe. Covering 62 square "These fees help build our roads a t the CafiioUc Information Cen­ '^^ndsor, is in the Cireuit Court 18 baoomont Installation ‘’Manufactured Bi miles, it stretches 17 miles north and schools and keep 'work gotog PRPPRR MILL ter and Bookshop, 12S Market St, area. Manchester Since 1924* to south and about 7 miles east in government house," said Os­ ' Hartford. The oenter, uitder tbe EAST HABTFOBD SBS810IN ICE CREAM CO. to west at Its widest point. wald Keller, a storekeei>er. direction of the Rev. Bdwaid Mo- Harry Leister, 42, and Anthony • chim • dependabU • outomatie The Austrian princes of Leich- Government house is the threo- WKh freshly ground pep­ Lean, Indudes a well stocked Manufaeforars of Orfitalli't" F. McAllister, 34, both of no cer­ BANQUET SPUMONr tMisteln bought the territory from atory capital. The 12-man police per growing over so pop­ landing tibrary in addition to the tain addresses, Manchester, wwre two other bankrupt noblemen and force and the Interior Ministry SKtenaive line of religloTis articles each given 60-day jaU terms a t the Cii Bi fo lednr for foE ielNIe mM a FREE NellBg esthwIiE 27 WARREN ST.. MANCHESTER Phona Ml 9-5358 tounded the state in 1718. occupy the ground floor. The in­ ular, thie useful French had gifts In its bookstore. State JaU at Hartford on slmUar Bwitzerland and Austria are im­ frequently used jail is in the RTBRLINR AND ORYRTAL Members will be taken on a charges of vagrancy. Ths two men mediate neighbors. basement. imported pewter and waf- tour of the building by Father Mc­ were arrested at 2 am. today The Bwiss supply border guards, The Finance Ministry and Itae MATCHBD OARVINR RKT 1 ^ 1 1 nut mill is a waleoma Lean, and be *M>le to browse ajid when Manchester police found diplomatic repreeentation abroad, Treasury are in Room 26. On al- make purchases in the gift shop if them sleeping in a Main 8 t build­ and use of their currency. BTOm ther side are tbe agricultural min­ Only et MICHAELS do you find Ma femous addition toall the ffetiva dsslrea. Those who have already ing hallway. B. DICKENSON the Austrians come the lion’s istry and Uie office of Prime MOn- This three-place carving set by Gerber eoaater with the initial of your thoiea occasione. made rnsanraticms to take the n ,in iB I N 6 and SKATING CONTKAGTOR8 share of the legal system plus Ister Gerard Batilner. Tbe Su­ tfiartered bus should meet at the MAN CORNERS UONB8S rich pastides and meat dishes preme Court takes up Room $6 glvea lifelong uaefulnets to host and beautifully hand-out right into the with Parliament RMm 39. Raetory on Haynes Rd. at TOO TAMPA, Fla. (AP)—The timidi­ swimming in cream sauces. hostaes. Of superb extra-fine steel and (n aiystal. Coasters stack, double at ash Monday evening. ty of a young lioness and the fast Mi 9-6726-M l 9-7069 Most of their Gdrman-speaking Elatiiner, one of three full-time The min meoeuret llVr Inehas high, goveiTunent ministers, to a mem­ High SAoql Menu thinking of its trainer prevented Swiss neighbors are Protestants, a solid American black walnut ehsai trays, mint dishaa Gifl boxM as a set of works nke e oharm and Is priced at only P4J6. Monday — slopi^ joes on roll, a panic in Tampa after the ani­ but the IJechtensteiners, like the ber of the coimtry’s largest party, mal dug its way out of a cage Austrians, are largely Roman the Citizens party, Tbe other par­ Harmonizaa with any silver. The ee^ $PJ8, four at P IP ^ bidudlng Fadaml tea. K ia also avallabla in sterling sUver. Orand gilll «ole slaw, rice oustord pudding; ty, the Union, is likewise Roman Tuesday — roast turkey, dressing, at the Wallace Bros. Circus win­ Catholics. ter grounds. "Our heads are with the Swiss Cathcdic and conservative. ggavy, mashed potatoes, peas, but our hearts with the Austri­ Before the last war, 80 per eaat e ra n b e rry sauce, fruit cake:. Mrs. Pete Ouistiana, wife of of the Liechtensteiners lived from Wednesday — achool dismiased at the oircua manager, called Uen ans," sa37s Mrs. Joseph Rhein- trainer P at Anthony. berger, 80, a farmer’s wife. farmii^. Only 12 per cent do to­ noon for Thanksgiving mrnas NEW ENGLAND Eveiy village is a picture erf day. The others have gone to Milk is ssrrad with oU meola Anthony eornenkl the on ’63 CORVETTE the dretu grounds, and It mm amupromlse—Swiss cleanliness on work In new metal plants and to then herded into a ooge. COHAGES and GARAGES the outside but an atmosphere of factories making fate teeth and Mancb estor Bvenlng H erald t^Mrs. Christiana said the ISIS losfm RMi ST 3-1S9t relaxed Austrian comfort inside. artificial sausage skins. South W indsor eorreqMmdent, was frightened at its taste of The ruling monarch is Franz IsHum Kate teiephcns Satohell freedom and appeared to bs glad *7Ii4 Met! Fregreeilv# lulMer In H it Aiwa" Joseph n . A shy, retiring man of 4-1768. to get back into a cage. the prince lives in a castiq. Slapping Tax Man Jmf^ONE way jle build an4 saVa: with N. E. Garagat atop a hlU on the outskirts of Va­ duz. He ows the castle and the iEiD V V l eupoU WITH a n y surrounding acre or so of land, Costs Six Months E K C l U WWUlll l PURCHASIO OH'WieiAU plus vineyards. His rights are limited. Uechten- ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — A man stein’s 16-member Parliament, has been sentenced to six months BEAUTY which his grandfather set up, in in federal prison for sla{>ptog an FALL SPECIAL 1921, sees to that. Aside fihm income tax collector,- THE "SCOtir' opoiing and closing Parliament, Roy W. Wilson, 60, a televisiaa PROTEaiON signing measures approved.' by repairman, was convicted Thurs­ ' Parliament and jikaying the law day of s tr in g tax collector Metz COMFORT makers’ choice of prime minister; K. Clements. for yo«r bomol he grants amnesties and bestows According to testimony before oisw liisia or pfocacoly CamplaMtf araetad Indadtngi titles .on . deserving subjects. U.S. District- Judge Boyd Sloaq, ImlMlriKMbla rigid-vinyl • Mcmy i^ * te Cencrata, Matarlab, AH Carpaa* The prince controls a large Clements was struck at Wilson’s ktmdrsdi of t i ^ fwpoior colon • liy and Laborl ■hare of the wine industry, which home during an argument. Inter­ EtHmda hm '• Cbsdt osr Ibw priosa ixpEiK ifiQ a.eqiiPcm v) whl9b produces-red and white va- nal Revenue Service agents said * foiarantaad 10 Fun Yaan duzer. Little of its is left to send Clements was trying to collect (hiwrlthg} abroad .after Liechtenstein' con­ back taxes of about $100 from * No Down Paymant sumers buy theirs—at $2.50 a bot- Wilson. V^i^MANOHESTER AWIIIW * Wa Can Hanoi# All Flnanctagl •e. The income tii6v.prince derives Watch for Scarves HANDROMR'P RUPPRT WARMRR WITH MJ 3.5193— 195 WEST CENTER STRKT ...... from industrial and farm holdings (Paisley scarves bloom on the in Western Europe is substantial campus this .fall. Other new de­ TRA 4tND COPPRR RRRVICR IMPROVRD R-OUART ICR TUR COVRR but not enough to let him live .ex­ tails; Big, handsome pins snd thin /• I O UfTOM -BUILO INS^o Extra Cliarga travagantly. gold bangle bracelets. Heavily silverplated, handsome addition This five-piece silver service has the elegant A handsome; useful gift In gleaming HIGHEST QUAUfY MATRIALS ‘ to any dining room. Three-quart capacity. look of being family-inherited. You .can Just ailverplate. Kt Pyrex liaer is firmly ' AND WORKMANSHIP Has Pyrex liner protected by baffle plats picture |t in use at engagement teat down the Installed, airtight, and well-ln.aulated FLETCHER GLASS GO. Ma n c h e s t e r Rnf-FRAMSD~40 DOdT-YOURSILF to Insure even distribution of heat and In Our Showroom genoratlone. the Chippendale tray on legs has a to keep Ice eubee longea * prevent liuming.'Adjustable alcohol lamp. 188 WEST M1D1HJ! TPRNPiw s^^ OR COMPLETELY ERECTED BY US $17^0, Including Federal tax. hand-aj>plied English Scroll border. Twelve-cup (Only $60 including Federal tax. Easy WHEN YOU TipNK OF ' e m -« STYLES AND SIZES TO SUIT Easy Payments, tool GLASS, THINK fHc FLETOHEBt Ooffee pot; ten-cup tee pot, $74.50, Federal Payments, if you wish. YOUR NEEDS I OPEN 9 te 9 and ALL D A Y SATURDAV] tax Included. Easy Payments, too. ■A OOBNER DURANT LAR9E QUARTERS TO S«V E YOUR NEEDf I P L E N n o r FBONT AND BEAR PARKING COTTAGES “ “ 'St... SPECIAL! E w E n g l a n d •'garages l^r AUTO GLASS INSTALLED iA CH PRESENT BEAUTIFULLY BOXED AND BIFT-WRAPPEO M anchetter SariaeMd OfReu >j0Mm I GLASS raRNITURE TOPS H erald lillileais Rood ______Rite ! MIRRORS (RrtpIcK* and Doer) s tk js tt Rl 2 'TROPHY' j Call Cbllaet AnyMma— ■ KHIMD T N I tA8 HIAUNO AtO mlgh hm lham H am omet PICTURE FRAIMING (ol lypos) BONUS! I PtaaraSand.iM^FRn.1Mtefoal8gMaf { ^ WINDOW PLAH g i j K w Or IH o r rO 1 Garagat □ QaHagag □ | D O ^ O W N MANCHESTER AT 958 MAIN STREET OOMTBACrrOBSt WE HAVE O f BIOCK H Nanh ••••••••••••••■■aaesaeeaaeaaaaa# I CARTER W .0 0 MEDICINE CAMNETS and SHOWER DOORS WITH THIS I"' g JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS Since 1900 ' ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN CHEVROLET GO., INC.< n m eeauTv ar run natm COUPON 2 c ity »*••••'••••••■•• #Pho6a ••••••• M*H* ,I please Ph(uie Ml 3-21|41 o r a l SATURDAYS—OPEN I^^UKSDAY EVENING 1229 MAIN STREET foANCHElTER QUIWrS PHARMACY . 878 MAIN ST h H04NCHBS1EB /■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1962 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAOB SIXTEEN 'm a n c h e s i^ e t e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, c o ^ F r i d a y , N o v e m b e r i s , idss Small Personal Bequests Hebron 0ot Will of Mrs. Roosevelt ‘Candy Cane’ Fete Slated on Dec. 1 PWORIN'S TOUOHKEEPSIE, N.T. (AP)—^tte treasury; and Miss Esther Women o i St. Peter’s Episcopal A Uttte.gold ring, it plMe of sti­ Blverett L«pe, a writeri VoL XXVII, No. ^0 Friday, N oi^ b er 16 Compiled by Stadenta of MaBChastor Hiffh School Mr. William C. Coc, Facility Adviaor ver, what’s left of. a pink china inat silver mwked "MTS" and Church who wtll be in charge of set—these are a m c ^ the wsumi "MT” and a diamond pin were the booths at the "Candy Cane ISTAKINGIN .mementoes left to many by Mrq. left to Miss Eleanor Lund, niece Carnival" in Phelps Hall, Dec. 1, ' Pranklin D. Roosevelt in her will. of Miss Malvina Thompson, for­ from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., are; Mrs. mer secretary to Mrs. Roosevelt. The former first lady died last Molly Eschman and Mrs. Mary SOME TERRIFIC USED week at the age of 78 in her Miss Limd was one of Mrs. Roose­ Manhattan apartment, and was velt’s godchildren, each of whom London, Toylahd; Mrs. A. Robert ’ Team Upsets Staples—Gains Coveted State Title buried Saturday on the family es­ will receive a $100 United States Cole and Mrs. ' Hedley E. Hill, CARS AS TRADE-INS tate at Hyde Park. savings bond. needlework novelties; exotic Her will was filed for probate After distribution of all speci­ fied bequests Mrs. Roosevelt in­ plants, Mrs. William W. Ham­ Thursday, with no immediate es- mond; treasures and trash, Miss ON THE NEW On a gloomy, November afternoon, the Manchester soccer ^ m a te of the full value of her structed her trustees — her sons team, the “ Cinderella” team, brought heaps of sunshine to the and her attorney, Henry S. Hook­ Dorothea Raymond and Miss Mar­ Indians Down Central eslale. jorie H. .Martin; Mrs. Jokeph Drew 600 fans present at they upset top-ranked Staples of West- Shihing through the legal lan­ er—to invest the remainder 6t her estate and to pay the income and Mrs. Nellie ManWarren, noel port 3-0 to regain the coveted CIAC state championship. A guage OT. the six-page will were notions; Mrs. James Foran, sweet s^e small^ personal bequests be­ quarterly to her daughter, Mrs. week ago today, the bopters surprised second-ranked Eli Halstad. After Mrs. Halstad's shoppe;. Mrs. Robert P. Dtman and In Final Home Game tokening Wium associations with Mrs. Shirley Doubleday, calorie 1 9 6 3 Whitney Tech at Hamden 3-1 to gain a shot at the state death the principal will be divid­ her children, 'her friends, and counter; Mrs. Miriam, Ryan, coun­ championship. Once given this chance the soccermen made the those who were, w^had been, in ed among the surviving brothers. In a game spotted with unuaualAthe way, but fell abort at the goal try store; Mrs. Pat Ballsiei^r and occurancea, the Manchester High line. .tmost of it! her employ. Even ifilqe godchil­ Mrs. Doris Anderson, fabulous dren were not forgottenX.^ School' football team copped its The first Red and White score Open House Monday Spearheaded by right-'wing gifts; Mrs. Marvin A! Ross, altar in the second period on an 80- Steve Morrison, '63, who tallied Here are a few items: First Lady’s Gown guild. aecond victory of the aeason, 13-0,* “To my son James Roos^v^t at the hands of Bristol Central. It yard march with co-captain Don twice, and tri-captain John 'Ver- Parishioners are asked to con­ was the final home game of the Simmons galloping over from the A PTO-sponsored open hquSe faille, who added the third, the all my flat silver ■ marked ‘ERV tribute Articles to be sold at the will be held on Monday, Nov.' 19. and the old silver- Lady Bell. Added to Exhibit aeason for the griddera whoee both five-yard line for the score., The hooters presented (Joacb Richard booths—candies, of course, home­ big play was a fake punt by Joe At this time parents will be able Danielson with his third state title. X victories came at the hands of "To my son Elliott Roosevelt made or otherwise, Christmas 1957 CHEVROLET Bristol schoola Prignano, 68, on a fourth down to ditouss their children’s prog­ Danielson, overwhelmed by the ap­ what remains of Grandmother WAsiHNG’rON (AP) — Mrs. ress with teachers. Due to the Jacquelihe. Kennedy’s inaugural cards, toys, needlework, articles The . new electric scoreboard, play. The senior end jaunted off plause he received from the team Roosevelt’s pink china and two for the country store, white ele­ 6 cylinder, standard, 2 - ^ ^ tackle and got more than enough large numbers of parents ex­ exclaimed. "You did it boys, not silver serving trays. ball gown 'hta been added, to the tested mcmienta before game time pected to attend, conferences Smithsonian institution’s collec­ phants, novelties; ih (act, any­ and found to be working, failed for the first down. me—you're the ones that desen’e ^ “ To my son .Franklin D. Roose- thing that would sell. door, black and white, I V A* dri'ving catch of a Simmons will be limited to 10 minutes. the credit!” / velt Jr. the Japanese screen on tion of dresses »^th e President’s when the game began. It took the Parents of ninth grade students wives. . It is called to the attentioh- cUstodiarstaff more' than a period pass by end Dave Dieterle, 63, It was sweet revenge for Dan­ the wall of my living room in my parishioners that the festival wiih radio, heater. Stock No. l A TW ^ 1 brought the oval 15 yards closer are also included. ielson .who saw his forces go down New York apartment, and the sil­ The gown is a full leng^ sheath to repair It. of white silk peau d’a n ^ . with a be a splendid time for purchasing A Bristol radio station broad- to paydirt which set up Simmons’ to defeat at the hands of Green­ ver tankard.” 3515. ■ plunge. wich on the same Choate Field in To her physician. Dr. A. David beaded bodice veiled by an' over- Christmas presents and cards. The ..cast the 1 play-by-play action of the blouse of thin white silk chifforh,, date will be long enough before fthit half before being Informed The Indians’ final score came in Wallingford last year. Curewitsch, $10,000 “ in gratitude the last quarter aided by two 15- JV Rooters Staples ran up against an in- for his devoted care for which he The White House said Mrs. Ken­ .Christmas to make preparations that* the commentsiTy was not be­ nedy wore the dress only once—to knd will help avoid a frenzy of *58 CHEV. $940 '58 CHEV. S109D yard penalties against the Bell- aptred group of boys as they were would not accept compensation Carried Away hy It AU ing seni-Imck to the station. Cor­ continually beaten to the ball and the inaugural ball in January 1961. buying at the last minute. 'And of rections wtee mads and the Bristol towners. Two rushing plays durln„' my lifetime.” It was the A member of the guard of honor is carried away by a eergeairt after oollapising on Queen Elizabeth 8 cylinder, standard, 2-door, station Wagon 4-Door. Coral, gained 10 yards. Bringing the ball, Qose Season completely out-hustled. largest single cash bequest. Mrs. Kennedy did not appear course it will help the sale. U quay in Freetown. Sierra Leone, reoenlUy. Other members of the gu «^ , formed a detachment fans were abl^'^ hear the game in yesterday at the official ceremo­ turquoise. Stock No. 3276. 6 cylinder, standard. Stock to the tWo-yard stripe. Fullback After constant bombardment of Dr. Oureadtsch also was left an Rlutm Invests Funds of the royal Sierra Leone military forces, keep eyes front as they awadt Inspection by Ivory Coast No. 3686. the second half. the Staplee goal, VerfOille finally nies — marking the exhibit's 50th The Rham Hi^h School board at Bob Blanchard, 63, carried over etching of President Roosevelt by President F. Houphouet-Bolgriy; .The latter stopped off at Freetown on his way home following The game itself .w^mot without for the score. W ith 41 -0 broke the ice as he triggered a Osksu' Stossel. year — in which the dress was its last meeting a;rthorized Harry an official vlott to Guinea. (AP Phpt of th# _ scored two and Stephens and Rich Immediate a jar of flies, AM a human skull! opinion: “It was fine, but I wish accepted a business position/ Mrs. The cafeteria will be the scene when Miss Chaney was appointed After lunch, the club took a Liz Dawkins, ’64 structure of decisions made in Totten, ’66, got one apiece. Again guided tour, including ’Visits to there had been a little more time Webber last year replaced Mrii. of the dance, which will “jump” slow and finishing ta et; to the dffice of Civilian Defense Blue, radio and lie^ter. ^ ^ 7 E T to answer questions.” it was Hut^neon and OotMerg tb$ 'W > tm gained- the finala by when Mrs. Roosevelt was assistant MANCHESTER the chambers of the Trusteeship Carol Moriarty. She taught per­ 6b the music of Jimmy Smith and who stood out defensively. MON.-TUES.-FRIDAY Junior Assembly hie “Downbeats." During the eve­ .defeating EU Whitney Tech 3-1 in director of that agency. DeliverY Fvtra Hmirc open'n il s p.m. Stock No. 3466. \ Council, Security Council, General sonal typing, typing, and book­ Coach Race felt that the team an unusually rough game. Coach *‘An item of silver or a small Assembly, and the Economic and Mr. Thomas MoPartland, a MHS ning Pet^ Pantaluk’e trumpet and L A E l d V THURSDAY 6 A.M. to 8 PM.-‘-WED.P CLOSED AT NOON keeping and was also advisor to of co-captains Gary Oallagher'ami Danielson’s teams now have quali­ piece of Jewelry or a picture” are iium Social Council. Karin Jansson, t l^ gpmdiiate, was the speaker at the the Distributive JEMucation Club. some surprises by the cheerleading BOOKSHOP junior 8s$wmbly in the north gym­ squad will be featured. Dan Sullivan, both ’64, worked fied for the tournament 10 of the ’ to go to Eleanor and Michele •X. MHS exchang;e student from Mrs. Webber studied at Penn Martin, Mrs. Martin’s children; 67 E. Center SL—»B I-1M6 nasium. Mr. MeParttend, asso­ Thie affair vriU. be open to all well throughout the season at uie peat 12 years and have won three den, found that'* guide fop-' her State and was graduated from inside positions. He $ald the half­ Miss Moreen Corr, Mrs. Roose­ '60 CORVAIR $1195 '58 FO^D^ $725 group was from Sweden^^^The two ciated with the firm of MePort- MHS students, IndtKUng freshmen. champk>nshii>e — 1966, 1960, and Mon, thru Sa^ B-S:S0 land and Biiiwetl, apoke on the Boston University with a major in MHS alumni are in'ritod to the back line of Bill'Ryiander, Diclc 1962. velt’s most recent secretary; girls exchanged ideas \x( their na- business education. In College, she Henry Morganthau 3rd, son of 4-Door, White, standard 4-Door,, radio ahd heater, objectives of an advertising man. homecoming, the first iii-NWhaf is Siegal and Paql* PUkonis, all ’66, Once agate, last Friday's win Thurs. and Fri. Eves. tUI 9:00 Uve language. - was on the student council anl the an annual affair on the high' sphool should be cited for excellent play president Roosevelt’s secretary of transmission, radio, heater. Fordomatic, whitewall tires. After the tmiiv^some members Advertising, he said, creates a was a team effort. Everyone play­ Stock No. 2634. Stock No. 3488. desire for products which results judicial board of her dormitory. calendar of events. during entire season. • attended vmidus meetings. She was also a dormitory officer ed weU. Ebccept for some poor in mass distribution. This dis­ Doug Pearson, ’63. ''' Dave Rexnick, ’66. shooting luck in the early g ^ g . Speeches were simultaneously In- tribution bringb about a lower unit and a member of Pi Omega Pi, na­ terpreted-'ln Chinese, English, tional business education honorary the score might have been much '58 PLYM. $595 price for the consumer. Because FRENCH POEM STUDIED u On Honor RMl higher. .«r Frenph( Russian, and Spanish of it, the ooneumer is able to p\ir- society. "Dana les champs de Flandre lea Mark itovens; a Grade 7 student '58STUDE. $295 timoiigh earphones In each seat, Addabbo, whose late tel^ won 4-Door Station Wagon, Ivory chase many luxuries. Mrs.' Clarice St. Jean has been ooqueUebts ondulent parml Ito at The 'Witkinson School in Hart­ the first round, game agatest Con- Champion- 2-Door, ' gray. and green, radio, heater, other students went to the nearby A question and answer period appointed to replace Mrs. Webber tombes qul marquent nbtre PJ$ce." ford. has b e^ '-n w ed to the hon­ American Mission. ard got things started with a score Stock No. 3716. - pushbutton trans. Stock No. follow^. In .thte period, he also for the rest of the school year. Students in Miss Jeamm Low’a or roll for the m ft marking pe­ mZdway in he second period. He. 3417. Dinner was' eaten at a restau­ pointed out that a person going Mrs. St. Jean is 4 graduate of French classes have recently mem­ riod. He is one of l4'afat« students rant on the road. A telephone call was coming te on the right aUey into advertising should have broad Teachers’ College in ^ e m . Mass., orized this translaUoB'hf John Mc- in the student body "e;r 116 to when he took a Karpuska cross - to Manchester home revealed that knowledge of eoonomice, lan­ with a degree in education. She Crae’s poem, "In Flanders Fields.” achieve honor rank, and booted it home. - '55 RAMB. $325 '57 CADI. $1795 the soccer team had been 'victori­ guages, marketing and setling. has had 29 years of teaching ex­ This French vertrton was found by •■9 ous in its game that day. A cheer Sophomore Aiisembly Miss Low in a newspaper in the The Social Committee of th^ 'The downstaters . wasted the 4-Door. Ivory and green, ra­ perience in several schools, in­ Limousine. Radio and heat­ from the pupils rang through the Sophomorea saw two brief stu- cluding Hartford High School and town whmA the author died and Student. Cotmcil has reported the flme in scoring the equalizer. A dio, heater, overdrive. Stock er, power brakes and steer­ dent-writteh plays relating to purchase of new records, to help sbiM sweep downfield resulted in a No. 3346. dining room. Pittsfield (Mass.) High School was bqrlM. She has been using the ing. Stock Np. 3209. Kathy Elyan, ’48. their English class studies of eth­ Recently . she has ben -doing sec- po«^ in her classes for a number to further the amount of entjuisi- cornnr., kick,' perfectly placed and- ical problems. Panels afterwards reterial work in West Hartford. oTyearo. asin displayed at the sports headed hl(,the helpless McCurry. dances. The scof$$^tayed at 1-1 until late Bin WMtoeen discussed the problems of cheating Sally Chapin, '66 . Sally Cfiiapin, ’65 dealt with .by the plays. In the third 'period when Morri­ 1959 CHEVROLET Committee Picks -."The Test’’ by Pat Rackowskl son drilled one hit the cross­ and “Free Ride” by Sue (3rane bar above the 'Whitil^ sroal. When Parkwood Station Wag- ( l A 'MS | W i ’63 Qass .Soiig Legion of Honor were chosen from, plays written by it fell, a Whitney defeiidpr touch­ Junior Honors English ciksses, | ed it with his hands, resulting te a on. standard's; ivory and ^ # 1 V ■ penalty kick. A musical composition by Ken An open house at Susan W all­ Bill Whitesell was honored last because they concern teen-agers’ year when he was chosen by the VerfalUe, the team’s leading..^ blue, radio and heater. Woods, a member of -the High er’s home last Sunday became * decisions between right and •NOW'BIRD American Field Service to repre­ wrong, scorer although held acoreless for. School World, was recently chosen splash party when the water pipes several games, did not waste this POWBR SNOW RBMbvER Stock No. 3478. , . burst. For SO minutes, water sent the United States as an ex­ The cast” of "The Test” In- i as the 1963 Class Song. Ken, a change student to he Philippines. eluded Nancy Finlay, Bob Smiths -f opportunity, as he drove the ball sprayed from the pipes And the Uke a connoii shot past file help- This powerful self-propelled ■ • ■' . X ■ - ■ student in Mr. Robert Vater’s hor- party was simply washed out. Few He was one of nearly 1,000 Avis Swallow, Marianne Skinner American students to spend the les goaUe. machine clears snow from the -mony olass, w«s among four other of Sue’s undertakings' end this and Cathy Schwarz. In ’’Free average drive and sidewalKin only '57 CHEV, V $740* '59 FOBD $1295 summer abroad from nearly 3,000 Ride” wereDebbie WUk, ■ Judy Manchester was srrimly prptect- seniors who submitted entries. way. teg'its slim margintiy keei^g the- 10 minutes, yet requires no more Following a Level I schedule, applicants. Taylor. Paf^chwarz, Patty WIl- 4-Door. Green, power glide, 4-Door Galaxie. White, radio, It was originally Intended for For two and a half months, he ball, in the tech territory moet of effort than a power lawn .‘mower. the senior class officers to choose her subjects are French II, 'liams and Sue Boris. Liz Dawkiiis Exclusive design handles all types radio, heater. Stock No. 3662.' heater, Fordomatic, whlts- lived with a Filipino family, lead­ and Jeff P^.nd were student direc­ the time. On one of the offensive walla. Sti^k No. 3387, the best song' upon hearing the physics, modern history, choir, rushes the goal-tender ctune out to of snow: wet and sticky, light and gym and English, her favorite. ing the life of an average Filipino tors of the playea. words and muric of each entry; teen-ager. make a save' against VerfaiHe only fluffy, icy and crusted. Briggs & however, because of the h i^ She was elected to the Verplanck Sophomores taking part in the Since his return he has spoken panels were Dorothy Cobb, Sarah to find Bill Whitesell had the ball Stratton winterized engine' sterte '60 VALIANT $990 *62 CHEV. $2495 quality of the songs, the officers (Chapter, National Honor Society,, to many town g;roups about his and put ,|t In the nets for the' end operates in ail winter condi­ thought it wiser for a larger com­ in her aophomore year. Olmsted, Dan Hurl, George clincher. ___ — 4-Door Sedan, jet bljick fin­ summer in the Philippines.. Nickerson, Altheo Fultz, Ruth Mc- tions. See how easy snow removal Che'vy n Convertible. Blue, mittee to make the choice. Thus Sue has served on the Student This week’s legionnadre is presi­ Defensive standouts were An­ can be; come In for a demonstra­ ish, radio, heater, standard' radio, heater, power glide, the Senior Cdass Commencement Council during her four years in Elraevy, John Lawler and Stephen aaldi and Trotter as they staved transmlasion. Stock No. 3444. dent of the Manchester High Maher. tion now. whitewalls. Stock No. 3688. Oomnilttee of about 26 students high school and is presently head School Student Ooimcll. He re­ off many "*Whltney drives with 4h.e„t2hMk was called upon. The song was se­ its social committee. She has ceived the dvltan Club award last clever, bail-handling and long N O W . . been a member of Girls’ Leaders drives of- their own. McCurry dis­ $ 2 3 9 9 5 ^56 OLDS. $395 lected on- the basis of its musical year. '57 LINC. $995 appeal and the suitability of the Clid) since -her sophomore year. Sports are of great importance played fine goal-tending tech­ Last year she 'was ita secretary Students Perform YOU CAN ENJOY THE MATCHLESS 2-Door Hardtop, Ivory and W M dS. to &U. He was a mebmer of the niques in'protecting the slim lead. e h.e.. 2 S hMh Premier. 4-door a e d a a, and this year ahe is 'vice president. Because of a technicality, the^ g rtu t, radip, hsater, hydra­ Ren wrote the words asfwell as varsity soccer team for three years green, radio and heater, att- the music for this spng. In recent In addition, she belongs to the Cur­ In ‘Boy Friend’ MHS soccer team made the tout-' BEAUTY OF WOOD PANELING S . * 3 2 9 9 6 matic. Stock No. 3583. tPmatic. Stock No. 3332. smd of the varsity baseball team years two students have usually rent Affairs Club and la senior for one. His first soccer goal, nament ranked last te the field of- AS LITTLE AS collaborated on the music and class treasimer. against Ell Whitney in last week’s A number of MHS students and rix squads. The “Cinderella team,'', AT VERY LOW COST words. The song ■will appear in In her leisure time. Sue says she one faculty member volunteered down but not out, pulM three- 624.00 DOWN semi-finals of the state soccer consecutive upsets to capture the; Somanhis, and the graduating likes sewing, talking on the •tele­ tournament is something he says their musibal talents In "The Boy PANEL PRICES \ class, will sing It at commence­ phone, attending pajama parties Friend,” presented last week by state title. ’Ihis year’s team will- Up to 8 Yean to Pay he will long remember. not go down in soccer annals as' 12S OHwr "OK” Us«4 Cart Id Ciioesa Pram ment in June. - . and just plain loafing. Bill is t ^ n g all hemors level the Little Theater of Manchester. and Carry ONLY $11A8 MONTHLY Sue’s family this year Is host to Dan Everett and Dave ChuHUa the team with the most talent, or- Charge or Del. courses this year. Including hon- the best team Coach Dgsitielsoa has, WORLDLINGS TALLY VOTES Karin Jansson, exchange student .ors physics, advance^ placement sang and dancec$ in the m e n’s from Sweden. * chonu. ever hod. but it will be reman-- 4s7 GoMmi Harvest Dak S.88 6.44 • COMPLETOT Five members of the . High E^liah, college level calculus and ber^ as the team that came o ff; School Wortd staff aided the Hart­ Sue was chosen queen of the Western Civilizations. He, has won Students participating in>' the • MVES.NP f t « :M' 1961 junior prom 8tnd has received band under the direction of Mr. the floor several times. 4x9 Gobi 8.40 7.04 ford Oourant in the election cover­ both the Yale and. Trinity Book Randy Smith, ’64* KATZ • MSHT IBTAUIB M WNIt « Dep^inda; - (ji'vitan Caub awards and the Con­ Robert Vater were Eileen Sulli­ CD age by telephoning in voting re- Prizes. He has been a member of sUtta from Mlanchester’s five dis- necticut Association of Women van, Bruce Taylor, Pete Pantaluk, 4x8 Honejrtone Cherry 7.69 8.32 f.rnmm': si 'Verplanck caiapter. National 'Hon­ CX.UB ELECTS OFFICERS . \ triots. They were used both by Deans and Counselors Award. or ^ciety, for three years and is a Pat’ McCai^ Gerry Cambria and HARDWARE People wlM walk slowly in the The Circle Francois recently 4x8 Glacier Walnut 7.20 7.84 AVAILABLi IN THk4;4 MODELS Channel 30 and the Hartford Oour­ member of the Current Affairs Jeff Tyler. elected offlcers>for this year. They SINCE 1020 ant. Members that helped were: halls annoy her, she says. She Club and S t Bartholomew’s / Ken Woods, ’63. 2OJWO-35.000.45JI00 ITU Jeff -Thomas, ’63; Barbara Pearce, enjoys Utening to Ihe muale of - ' , Dave Reznlck, ’66. are Diane Bampton, praridant; CHEVROLET Church CYO. Myra Treaah. treosuier; Grog; „96<*toAodrian, '03; Mlary Peter, Paid aifd Mary u n i Manto- Bill says fae Ukes to read, play ■ P!«»oe, Wme *6&. Olbbe, aecreteury; and Nidi De- hkM traiv«ing azid iaaveied 26 . i x w «bu|4M^. w . wtiritk*. **'?*^y BUSTONBURY Texas years ago. Nexit year ahe He hasn’t made definite plazis for' over a phj^re 'pri>BI(ih T^e French 8 and 4 ' Club La hla future yet, but he says he the activity of one heilum-filled 4«7 CONN. BOUL^ARD. EASY HARTFORD Cercle Francals, has ’ recently w4Il go to New Jersey,, where she man Udell, Pheneh teacher.. hoe been accepted at Centenary hopes to attend Yale University balloon caught in a wind. The stu­ TEL. 633-94^3 elected new. officers for thla year. azid study electrical engineering or dent’s younger brother, was beg- , Sale Puts Books on Shelves . ^ ^ They ere: Diane Bampton, preel- College fior Women. "Largest AiMimilsed Sao-Blrd PETERMAN'S “A FRIENDLY Fl Ac E Td BUY” Sue, Korin and Sue’S $i»o favOth- a related field. rinr him to atop work and play. 4leat; Myra Treaah, treasurer; He finally' aucce^ed with the all I m ii«w a and taadMM p aras aatootton s f papszteok booUi on t o jb e M|k sefcoM MtoyiT 'Servtohig -D eely East a< Em era live wRh Mr. azid MZs, CkncRS He Is the son 'of Mr. and Mrs. PLUMBING and HEATING CO. ■ Ozeg CUM, secretary; and Nick tMt too true remark, *Tt’a «v«r| Anstig tbs thres-dRf Bookjibdr spoa y r s d by S iLPmiary Bsfss w s*. n u o s a w * fcs nssd to River.’* • 289^3441 • OPEN EVENINGS DecwHMh entsrtaimnent^ ahair- WaRisr. 17 Hovsgd Rd. ^ a R. WhitoMli, 61 Bretton Rd. tS6 N. MAIN BTREET— B I ^ b H E B l^ - M HaatawlMKta, ’61. pwmIh m sfUMBBsl buntni inr tM 4Btarald {■ote 144 MAIN SIVEET—M i - l 4«> o f

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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON, DUR BOARDING HOUSE . with MAJOR Bf'OPLE a non-governmental observer at Electric Firm s the. United Nations. Saturn Super Rocket Ch^ch Ladies 'Tickets for the breakfast may MANCHESTER be obtained for a committee which Agree to H onor eludes Mrs. Frederick Peretto, etern a l Vigil ance istm e Motto Anawtr to Pravloiw Pucri* _ T»«- i ' l l H e a r L a w y e r chairman; Mrs. Phillip Manella, OF THE HOOPL6 PETECTW& THIS IS THE LAYOUT, MATJOR/ Mrs. Wilfred Vancour, Mrs. Ed­ AGENCY THROCKBURK'iNCIDENT- Workaday World Dr. Josephine M. Brown of West ward Matushak, Mrs. Arthur BETTER NOT LET AHyONE Antitrust Laws rresages Moon Shot ALLY. l a w y e r CROMWELL CERT/^- H ptford will speak Stmday at St. Kissman, Mrs. Olive Wilson, Mrs. IN TILL X S E T B A C K ^ ' across •Houthwird Indian Drives Jam es’ School ^11. She will be lv Ha s A BLOOD-c h ill in g f lw ie Joseph Maeri, Mrs. Thomas Mur­ LUMBER SOME OF THIS 30MK IG IN AR T.'TH lS /WNIATURE' (OoBtiaaed from Page One). guest at an annual Communion phy, Mrs, John Scheibenpflug, WORTH A FORTUNE/ IKiodWctork J?22S72Solne (Oontinned from Page One) flif^ts, will carry early models of g u illo tin e to x k a c k walnuts 8 Cbuilteur’f J* Ha^ MWlne * (OoBt&twd firom Pace One) breakfast, sponsored by the Ladles Mrs. Albert Sobielo, Mra Roland INCORPORATED c Ru MWe l l Wil l e n r o l l whUu 10 Joone/ ments filed today, the justice the Apollo moon spacecraft into m a k e s m y f l e s h c r a w l .i' • ... ■ii.i .it- characteristics and check launch of St. James, immemately after Dupont and Mrs. Joseph Day. 1 ^ //•/« BOTH OF US IN s t o n e - SSIwUeytcKtaUjLMowt wwaR spokesman said, 13 of the cofiK orbit. The first manned Apollo BSAD,rT'& NO WONDER THACr 12S6M TMMl -ISSdiMie prevent another round of human- H ospital Notes X^UUes. the 8 a.m. Mass at St. J a m e s’ b r e a k e r s ' a c a d e m y p ^ e s agreed not to fix prices, earth orbit flight ia set for Satura Church. L IF ANYTHING . THE /MAN (SETS SO A4ANY 13 Put JBVchklM I.’; >:)ir^?’ i=f-T i= ia:-. wave attacka on Indian poaitions. total of 716 measurements, a launching No. 11: MHmldie btnd Mfooken rig bids, suppress competition Dr. Brown received a B.A. de­ PRESTO BUGCtS b u n n y X ON VlCTlC^S tN COURT v' Two auch attacka were reported through agreement, allocate ter­ recora'for a U.S. rocket, were to \gOES WRONGi^ IB Hind 37 Neck beck i-itiETirT=<[-! ■ (•x- t; Thuraday, a few miles northwest VlsiUng hoars sre Z to 8 p jn . be radioea'to groimd stations dur­ By 1966, the follow-on Saturn— gree from St. Joseph’s College Demonstration Set IBAcfacfniMtt .. 2#SUlk for all areas, except maternity ritories, exchange infprmsdion developing 7.6 million pounds .of vEwv w e ll; 178eetUtbgIrI 30 Wind indicator of Walona near the Burma bor­ about bids or prices, or restrict ing the short flight. der. and in no-man's land around where they are 2 to 4 p.m. and thrust in the first stage—is sched­ On Gem Repairs BUT WHERE l»Put into affect 31 Alwaya 6:80 to 8 p.m., and private rooms sales or purchases by third The big change' w u the full uled to hurl the three-man Apollo PEG ROARD I MADE TEN BUCKS WHILST IS THE 30 U M 33Soeka 4SAUaa' 82 Alone the village.ot Jang, 6 miles east fuel load of 375 tons of high-pow­ 32Acma -3SHalt daughtera 84r where they are 10 ajn . to 8 p.m. parties. ship around the moon. Later in VA WAS GONE,ELMER...JUS' SIGN? of the monastery town of Towang They tUso agreed to .issue n e w ered kerosene and liquid Oxygen. Mrs. Marg;aret LaFlamme, 17 34Poae 3SLe(iilatcr 47RMraln close to the Bhutan border. ‘ Visitors are requested hot to this decade, an Apollo craft is to - 1/4- 4 x 8 PER LETTIN'AGUV PUT A 2S Repreaentativea MJapaneae 49 Parent 85 {Mb eagle smoke In patients roman. No more independent price lists and to The first two Saturns, each fueled circle the moon and two of the Cumberland St., will give a dem­ SIGN INYERVARP! 3S At no ttoM . outoatU 50 Sacred bnage An Indian spokesman claimed a submit, with smy seeded bids to with 310 tons, burneid 3 seconds onstration on Jewelry repairing at MEALS 61 Baltic guU ICatch (eoO.) small patrol killed an unknown than two visitors at one time per kattotoiuU wiU descend to the lu­ 33ConftoUatiao dSVaaaet patient government agencies, affidavits less and reached a lower peak al­ nar 'Bujtoce in a capsule, retuin- a meeting of St. Bridget’s Rosary PRE-FINISHED StDeeayt number of Oiincse near Jang and th a t. their bids have been inde­ titude than planned for the third BSRant. n 1 !” 1“ 1 V 1 B 16 suffered no loases. Ing to toe mother ship for the Society Monday at 7:30 et the 37Knocka Patleats Today: 2Z8 pendently arrived at. vehicle. trip back to earth. IN TICK-TACK-TOE 'L l <4 Radio Peking (Peiping) admit­ Besides Westlnghouse . and Allis- One more tests of the first stage church hall. There will )>e a reci­ AND UP 39 French bead, IT ted heavy Chinese casualties from ADMITTED YESTERDAY: There are indiitotions the Soviets tation of the Rosary and Benedic­ 41 Seine' Chalmers, the firms Involved in only is planned. The second stage used . 1.2-million-pound thrust ve­ 43Sliunber daily Indian artillery bombard­ John Salters, 489 Main St.; Robert tion before a business meeting. PATTERN n r - 17 Ringrose, 14 Cornell St.; Mrs. today's conseiit^Judgments were: will be ' flown for thq first* time hicle .to lift a heavy payload to­ 44ParenU ment In the Towang area and said Foster-Wheeler'Cprp., New York Mrs. LaFlamme repairs rosary 46 Bow Marlene Latimer, Trout Stream on test No. 6, scheduled late next ward Mars earlier this ihonth. FT !l Indian troops on the southern City; Carrier Corp., Syracuse, year. This rocket also will be the beads and sends them to mission 48Remit ‘ bank of the Towang River were Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Bernice .Klom- If so. It demonstrates the Soviets- priests in this country ahd. South 4»8aaroblMra pos, Glastonbury; Mrs. Florence N.Y,| Ingersoll-Rand Co., New first in the series to build up full also are building up the power of 83Rascued . s actively praparing for a massive York ■ City; Worthington Corp., America. She also mends costume TACK BOARD Walker, Ellington; Mrs. Josephine thrust of 1.6 million pounds.in the their space rockets. They were S7 Mine entnnce attack. ?%e Red radio claimed the Harrison, T f.J.; Federed Pacific first stage. Jewelry. gRUMWELL LIKES 88 Weight ST u Morse, 43 Ashland St.; Mrs. Cath­ believed using a one-million-pound Refreshments will be served by Chinese troops had not returned Electric Co., Newark, N .J.; I-T-E The sixth, and a few subsequent thrust rocket until the Mars shot. OLD-FASHIONED ' SODraadfuI a r the Indian fire. erine Murray, Manchester Con­ Circuit Breaker Co., Philadelphia; a committee headed by Mrs.- Harry 61 Jumping atkk valescent Home; Mrs. Lee T a ft 24 BULLETIN 30STIC6=^ „u/<. 62 Note in Ouido'a At the other end of the battle Cornell-Dubilier EHectric Corp., Norton and Mrs. John Oostello. A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMIJN icNe ' w 11 line, 800 miles to the northwest Prospect S t, Rock'ville; Mrs. Mary South Plainfield, N .J.; McGraw- ville, 11,700 with a trade-in, and Members are reminded to bring 63Serf . in Ladakh, the situation has re­ Hoffman, Uynivood Dr., Bolton; Eklison Co., Elgin, 111.; Ohio Grade 3 Pupils $1,850 without. » i trading stamps for a Christmas 64WinMhlved o r mained ominously quiet for al­ Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher, I I War­ Brass Co., Mansfield, Ohio; and The Boland Motors bid for the! Bazaar Dec. 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 BOARD THE IDEA OF VOU MORMNG (OOR 6 FT MY FAULT PROBABLY _BUr \OU D »N T HM/ETQ, e s ste J ren Ave., Vernon; Scott Penney, psn. in the church hall. CXD KIKI6 6LCL IN10 A CORNER THOSE DOPES . NOT.. TAKE SUCH A SNEAKT CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 66FIant u most three weeks. The Chinese Sangamo Electric Co:, Spring- N ote B ook Week Water Department car included a n ' AND GEHING HIM BEMTEN COULDNTSEE AP\M>nAeEOP. have concentrated men and tanks Tolland; Mrs. Doris Donohue, 224 field, Ul. allowance for a trade-in of a 1952 -I 6ILLY Bi' HIS OWN MEN/ WHO THEY WERE THEIR MISTAKE/ DOWN IT u li near the strategic, 14,330-foot-high Spring S t ; Airs. Margaret Yurgle, car. - Pupils of Grades 3, Buckley ISxH SEATIN' UP? IVleaae Indian airfield at Chushul, but the Wapping; Marcia Mitten, 47 Alice Other firms bidding, all of which I>r. Josephine AL Brown 2P«i3a u ■ Dr.; Mrs. Jane Oglligan, Coventry; School, presented a program of Students Receive Sltalian meoey ST attack expected there has not de­ included a trade-in allowance, y veloped yet. Audrey Willard, 75 Steep Hollow U.S., Thais Agree plays today in observance of Na­ for Women, Brooklyn, N. Y., In B were Dillon Sales and Service, $1,- Mx3C BHeedyar H e Prime Minister nehru an­ Lane; Airs. Donsdda Atatthews, tional Book Week. 619; Dennett- and Popp, $1,649; 1934, and a LL.B. degree from Quarterly Reports tSeiweed On Troop Pullout K“ K H nounced there are no plans for Coventry; Bruce Wright, Glaston­ Mrs. Carolyn Raesler’s class Chorches Motors, $1,697; Man­ there in 1936. An M.A. degree In 7Rtha bury; Airs. Helen Brissette, 1 political science was granted her 6Mereconiteoaa nationwide compulsory military presented “The Book Revue." The chester Plymouth, $1,800; DeCor- Report cards' for the first quar­ SSxtt service because &ere are already Michael Dr., Vernon: Mrs. Eliza­ b'aNGKOK, Thailand (AP)— locsUe was set at Mr. Bookr mler Motors, $1,839; and Carter from Col-umbia University in 1936, ter of the 1962-63 academic year beth Richloff; 217 Autumn St. enough volunteers for the army. Thailand announced tonight an worm’s Book Fair where children Chevrolet, $1,910.65. and a Ph.D. degree in 1941 from have been. Issued at Bennet and But Home Minister Lai Bahadur ADMITTED TODAY; Miss agreement with the United States helped him pick a prize winning Fordham University. -1^' Iliing Junior High Schools. ^ 48x96 Shastri said all university students Carolyn Jarvis, Coventry; John on withdrawal of all American book. Ann Sheehan was the an- The speaker has written many will be given military training. Hickey, 221 N. ‘Main St.; David ground combat forces from this They Were distributed this week lioimcer. Choir Organized articles on socialr political and to pupils to bring to their parents. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS 8. A. Dange, chairman of the Martin, Old Stone Rd., Vemoh; Southeast Asian country. constiutional problems in the Unit­ Prime Alinister Marshal Sarit Miss Katherine McDevitt’s room Manchester High School report Indian Communist party, was re Airs. B ^ trice Newcomb, 17 I,ock- presented “The Wonders of Story­ ed States. She has authored and ALUMINUM ported to have written to other wood S t Thknarat’s office said the decision By Presbyterians cards will go out next week, prob­ IM fiOKMA X DON'T CARR book Land," with Lori Seader and co-authored treatises on the Unit­ ably Wednesday, according to the im. WA Ww. m. Communist parties throughout the BIRTH WEDNESDAY: A was reached because the U.S. BRING/MY IF IT WAS A troops had “greatly contributed to Stephen Sisco. They visit the ed Nations for the Women Law­ administrative office. GUMPOWM- BULL MOOSE/ world accusbig Red China of ag­ daughter to Mr.- and Mrs. mythical land in a .dream and An adult choir has been organ­ yers Journal. She has been an gression. He reportedly asked oth­ the strengthening and the stability COMB. DICKHOILEB IN INDIAM Lawrence Hayes, SB Homestead meet many of their favorite story­ ized at the Presbyterian Church, instructor and aseistant profes­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER GOT TWO DAYS, OKAY, er Communist parties to try to re' S t of the region." rabbits BUTINAA400- U.S. forces were rushed to Thai­ book characters. Marrdean Rlnes Spruce St. It meCts Fridays from sor of political science at Mary* strain the Oilnese leaders. DlS(3HAROBD TODAY: Doug­ was announcer. YESmWVY/ CRNMACHMC In Jakarta. Inddnesian Foreign land last May when the fighting 7 to 8 p.m. at the church. AIlss mount College, Tarrytown, N. Y., DON'T LEAVE V O U SHOP--SUMS.' las Giard, Hemlock Dr., Vernon; and at Queen’s College, New York DOORS SLK5AR POT' R E A L U Y r u . START Minister Sulxuidrio said prospects against the Commimists in Laos Mrs. Laurie Carlton’s room gave Pamela Fitzsimmons is church or­ Homemade SOME FIRIN' were bri|^ter that India and Com' Ansa Alary McLaughlin, Wapping; threatened to spill over the "The Magician,” announced by ganist. a ty . ^ VOU AND VOUR N E E D R, Bruce Peck, 48 Lodge Dr.; Mrs. MYSELF/ munlst Chinn woul dcome to a border. Lee Gechas. Its plot described The Rev. James L. Ransom, pas­ In addition to lecturing and iSAMBLIMfi! I'M (SOIKkS- ME* Hazel Sessions, 164 Hawthorne how a magician showed a girl HOME TO MOTHER/ \ peaceful settlement. He told newS' The government’s announce­ tor, said the choir includes young work In writing and education. Dr. RAVIOLI S t ; Gail Henry, South Windsor; ment said Thailand and the United how books could entertain her 6n Brown was admitted to the New fen. men he based his observatim oh people and adults, and a children's COMPLETE a letter from Chinese Premier David Anderson, 231 Green Rd.; States would continue “close con­ a rainy day. choir will be organized in the fu­ York and Wisconein Bar. She FRESH OR FROZEN Chou En-Ial. Charles Coffin, 93 Hawthorne S t ; sultations on additional measures ture. has a private law practice in “My Impression is there is Mrs. Margaret Oottler, 63 Spring which may be required to meet Brooklyn, N. Y., is editor of the St, Rockville; Joseph Introvlgne, Those interested in joining may DOOR greater reason for optimism that future circumstances and develop­ Chorches, Boland call the Rev. Mr. Ransom, 47 Women’s Lawyers Journal, an Doz. 30c a meeting of the minds could be Stafford Sprihgs; Andrew Palla- ments.” Spruce St. or attend tonight’s re­ elected member of the Democratic achieved," Subandrio said. dino, 803 O nter S t ; Sandra There was no elaboration of this hearsal. Sta'fe Committee, New York, and Subandrio and other top minis' Andrade, Andover; Ailchael Rear­ statement but it was interpreted Bid Low on Cars H. PASQUAUNI don, 47 Eva Dr.; Robert Mac- to mean the door is being kept WEATHER- ters have been summoned to Tok' TEL. Ml 4-0604 yo by President Sukarno who is L^hlan, 10 Cedar St; Mrs.-Ina open for the return of U.S. forces Chorches Motors, Inc., of Man­ vacationing there. There have Fit^ atrick . 119 Florence St.; if necessary. chester is the apparent low bidder i 246 Avery Sto Wapping been indications that Indonesia is Bruce Wright Glastonbury; at $1,667,92 to provide a car for MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW STRIPPING trying to mediate the border dis­ George Cary, Merrow; Mrs. Kath­ the police department, and Boland piWlhy pute. Sukarno may send an envoy erine Workman and son, 428 W. News Cpnference Motors of Manchester is the ap­ to Peking. Middle. Tpke.; Mrs. Madeline Mc­ parent low bidder at $1,524 to pro-1 For A Fomily Styk Cann and son, 30 Ashworth S t Likely Next Week vide a car for the water depart­ EVERGLEAM BONNIE »1»eihyli . TAI. Wn. U J. wit Off. ment. i Bids were opeped this morning at ’'Inflation? Inflation is like by th t time you’re old PiibKc Records Twins Wed Twips, (Continned from Page One) the Municipal Building. MO«\ WONT LIKE VOL>K\ Chorches bid included an allow­ DINNER BOOKS COUNTERTOP enough to get a raise in your allowance it’s Kennedy would have an opening SCUFFING HER NICE ance for a trade-in of a 1961 car not enough I" Warraatee Deeds Ask Duo Divorce statement. CHOICE OF: WAKED FLOOR POKMTHlirry yeAKSTDOSOOM To a question whether a deci­ that had been in an accident. The Resists Adds. Alcohol E l Peter P. DelMastro to Peter P. company's bid without an allow­ ROAST STUFFED TURKEY MANCHESTER LIKE TH AT/ DelMastro and Grace E. DelMas­ FREEPORT, m . (AP)—Twin sion to hold a news conference ROAST BEEF AU JUS could be taken as a clue that ance for a trade-in was $1,867.92. Stedns, Heat. tro, property on Claire Rd. sisters who marrisd twin brothers Other firms which bid were BAKED VIRGINIA HAM Alfred J . Custer and Caroline "things will be pretty well BOOKSHOP THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS carried their togetherness a step Dennett and Popp Dodge, Inc., of Complete Dinner from Sonp to Nnts S. Custer to CArol T, Trivigno, wrapped up" by then, Salinger re Fresh Cider For $2.96—-Children Under 12, glJiO. Easy to Apply farther Thursday. They Jointly plied; East Hartford, $1,69 with a trade- The Children 67 E. Obiter St.—MI 3-1086 property a t 28 W. Middle Tpke. in. and $■1,899.77 •without; and IT'S A WIRE FROM DC. TOWCLL,^ HE WAUT? TO WAIVE HI? FEE O, Carlton Joyce to Edison M. filed for divorce. “No, I wouldn’t take' that as a 628 MAIN ST. clue.” Manchester Plymouth of Talcott- FRANK’S CAFE Nl 9-5544 COR. OF PEARL ST. Mon. thru Sat. 9-8:80 THE ^UKGCON, TMAHKiHGMF FOR AND PERFORM THE ?UK6EKV Grant and Galda J. Grant prop­ Margaret and Elizabeth charged HiUrs. and Fri. Eves, till 9:00 HAVING EXFO^CD HI? DOUBLE/ DIAUJIFIEED?. erty at IB Victoria Rd. their husbands—Blvin and Melvin i'lAI?? ATBBR, I'm ' ftultelalm Deed Dameier, respectively — with y , ?D happy I O3UL0' Margaret H. Rich to Alfred J . cruelty. Custer and Caroline S. Custer, ' .The girls married the Dameier ,i'i' r ' ^ property at 36 W. Middle Tpke. brothers June 39,1962, in a double liV.D.8.r«LOS« , Blarriage License ceremony at Hot Springs, Ark. 91-16 M tfU^sAyrnsTi^ XJ BEEN LAX or Shore USED C AR S YESl PHILIP ^ RECEIVED SAME EVERY DAYi IDISCU5SMG THERHWONTBE NO, INDEED/ ^ ORIOFFI THS WITH FIGURES THAT/S MUCH STUDYING THEYRE ONLY DOIN' OTHERST WHILE THEY LAST PHIL AND MICKEY WENT WHERE THE NEWS DONE HERE TODA> ME THING. MICHAEL *1995 OVERTO THE COLLEGE? WILL COME FIRST/ UNCLE PHIL/ —HOPING LIKE Moay, Many Styks from ■ # # a# 1959 Chevrolet B d Air 1957 Buick Special 4-door hardtop, radio and • ' Custom Porches • Braezeways, etc. Model Apartment Shown Starting Saturday. Nov. 17 and Sunday. 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T- Last Big Saturday Bowls^ Urfheaten Key Words Road Race Entry List Road Raco Entries over 100 Mark . Nama OharUo Robfaina ..., New York Pioneer Chib Fred Kandachnr . . . ' Finnish American A. C. In New England Grid Camps Chaille Ityaon ...... FinMsh Ameriean A' C. Steve' P an u iya...... Quaatioo Marines UMass Set er Denies’ John Saidas. . Beorgetown FToata NCAA Wants Release Oordah MoKenxio ; . On State Gridiron Bowls and unbAten are thet<«i>ire iim on* ti« in addition to six# In contrast the Terriers will betDartmouth’s King against New York Pioneer Club wlns. at their best physical p e ^ ia Comril’s Gary wood, wte lea^ Boh VMhm ...... Baltiinore Olympic OInh Bridgewater State-Oentral Coa-< ’ Coniteptlcut la favored to re­ two key words as New Eng­ George Terry Wm Go Battles between traditionalf After liberty Bid weeks. Battering Ram fullback Uie Ivy League in total oCfanae. In Pesuse Corps T o E nter nectlcut, at New Britain. pulse littje Rhody in the Dad’s land college football fans bun­ 1921 the 'Bidlana were riding a Fat Quirk ...... Qf ^Coalition* Report rivals feature Connecticut col­ Away Day highlight at Storm. Both Charlie Meadows has been pro­ ' Oentral Conneettcut dle up for their last big week­ On the bowl scene, Boston Col­ 10-game winning atreak antenng BUI Graters ...... Pltcb Harriers lege football’s last big Satur­ Southern Conneoticnt-AIO, at Rivals are out of the running for nounced fit after missing two To Baltiinore end the 1962 season tomor­ lege will be trying to enhance Its games with a foot injury. the ComeU game. But the Red ROn Diirte ...... Oonard Harriers day in 1962. M ^jocre Yale (2- SpringBeld, Maas. Yankee Conference honom, but Liberty B ^ l position by whip­ Allen Mooney ...t. Peace Club KANSAS CITY (AP)—The National Collegiate Athletic Massachusetts, fresh from its Raiders came out of it- oh the Umittached BALTDtORB (AP)-*^The 8-2) opens its Big Three cam­ All but Yale and Cwinectlcut enough incentives remain to make row. ping crosstown rival Boston Uni­ heavy side of » 59-7 oount. Jim- Flanagan ...... Springfield Striders . Association was considering pressing today for release of a are making their final appearance a victory worthwhile. Eleven games are on tap In New upset of ViUanova, will be at­ cuae Nationals may have paign against Princeton in versity. Holy Cross could knock Another game at Amherst, Tom Durie ...... Pro'videnoe CoUege By EARL YOST home away from home in B altl-^ complete statement regarding “ the coalition plan” agreed this season. Bridgeport closed its Trinity la given the edge in the England, with Dartmouth—one of tempting to annex ita first out­ Dave Buddlngton .. Tale Bowl. The Ivy Lieagiiers are Penn State, rated the Bast’s No. right Yankee crown. ’The Red- Mass., rates high interest. Cfoach Wesleyan University Highlighting the arrival of morq’s new Civic Center. upon earlier this week between the NCAA and the Amateur books last week with a 6-4 record. clash with Wesleyan, especially If the area’s two remaining unbeat- 1 power, out of the liberty Bowl Len Watters, retiring after this Malcolm McGawn . , Trinity College meeting for the 85th time. ens—traveling to Cornell in search men, 6-2 for the year, are 4-() in a large numb^ late entries But don’t count oh the National Athletic Union. Rejuvenated Trinity (3-3-1), un­ Given favorably weather. 60,000 the field la dry. Wesleyan’a hopea picture by upsetting the 7-l' Nlt- season, is bidding for his eighth, Frank Baraea ...... NaL Oapitel AU-Stars Basketball AMoclation team mov­ ' Walter Byers, the NCAA’s ex­ are expected in the Yale Bowl to of its eight straight of the season. the conference compared with Don Plrie ...... for the Thaliksgiving Day neither gained and neither lost expected conquerors of Amherst lie in outrushing Trinity up front, tany Lions at Worcester, Mass. New Hampshire’s 3-0-1 confer^ little three crown as hie Williams Unattached ing here. At least, not while Danny ecutive director, said last night find out whether the BBla can get and trying to get ita offenae to After that, only three game's re­ Howe-yer, the Crusaders never team treks to Amherst. Oeronimo Wilcox . . . North Medford a n b Five Mita/’Road Race was a Biasone is president of the club. there had been ”a great deal of face or stature in the coaUtion.’' lart week, face upset-minded Wes­ New President ence slate. Phil Houck ...... leyan (3-4) for the 62nd time. up enough fire to halt rebounding match the defensive power. main the foUo-wing weekend and have beateii Penn State in seven Harvard is host to Brown in an­ New York A. C. team rfipreeenting the Peace The Nats crushed the Los An­ misleading and Incorrect informa­ Werner said there are many de­ Princeton, the .. pre-season choice the Holy Cross at Boston College previous meetings. Underdog IBole other Ivy League game' and Bob Cummings .... North Mectford Club geles Lakers 120-98 last night for tion . . . circulated and published tails which must be worked -out Hapless Connecticut (2-5) op­ Tufta (5-2), stopped by Amherst Oari Zlpfel ...... Corjjs l^ining Project at the poses Rhode Island (2-4-2) for the for Ivy League honors. This has been a big week game Dm . T. The BC Eagles (8-2) probably New Hampshire is the imderdog Princeton, still hpping for an Ivy University of Hartford their second consecutive victory regarding the coalition plan.” and “ We’ve been keeping a tight, and Northeastern In Its Utat two Ray HaneUua ...... University of Massachusetts. L«ad- lip on it all to avoid confusion.’’ 61st time. The Tigers, losers to (Cornell and outings, is favored over crippled for Tom Conran, Tuesday- Along with Dartmouth tn the stUl would have to get past Holy since -(JMass has played a tougher deadlock with Dartmouth, ia at ' University of Hartford ing the Peace Corps wiU be Goorge in Baltimore this /eason. The Byers would not elaborate but Harvard In the ancient order of schedule and has more versatility Yale. Alan Steinberg .... University of Hartford gsune attracted a crowd of 7,511— After the New York meeting. While the spotlight la on these Coast <3uai^ (4-2-1) in their New night the North End in- undefeated ranks is New Hamp­ Cross in order to get an invitation A1 Pngllsl ...... Terry, former Boeton University said “we contemplate having a three games, seven contests are eight, need a vjctory to stay in shire. ’The Catamounts face their to the Liberty Bowl. But Coach in its offense, ^ t New Hamp­ OUier games are 'lufts- at Coast University of Hartford about 500 more than the capacity comidete statemrat” on the sub­ Tug Wilson, chairman of the U.S. London engagement and Central suranceman was named RMph Batea ...... University of Hartford stand out and coiuidered one of being played tomorrow — five in contention, if unbeaten Dartmouth (1-8) is at least even with Bridge- stiflest test of the year, Inyading Jim Miller Is concerned about BU shire Coach Chief Boston is un­ Guard, Rhode Island at Connecti­ the finest road racer in the coun­ of the Syracuse War Memorial ject. He added if such a statement Olympic Committee, simouncec PMe-BJarionaa .... University of Hartford Auditorium. the state, all starting at 1:30 p.m. loses to Cornell tomorrow. A water at New Britain. ter the Advisory Park and the University of Massacjiusetts in first Quarterback Jack ' Concan- daunted. cut. Trinity at Wesleyan and try. niade it might be released to- that “preliminary agreement has Dartmouth win will end it all. how­ "It’s no 'secret,” he says. Bridgewater at Central Cmmectt- Beb Beardalee ...... Pitch Harriers In the only other gidne last been reached by the partlea In- Home Recreation Commission. a scrap which will decide the 'Yan­ non, the nation’s 11th; most pTOr Dick Packard ...... The entry list during the past Prlnceton-Vale, at New Haven. ever. . ’ Southern Connecticut (6-3) Is kee Conference title. “ Massachusetts has faster haejes cut. . Jteston AA* T ourney Coach night, the Chicagq,,Zephyr8 nipped Vice President TtfoNCAA and AAU have been 'volved'to set up a track and field rated better than American Inter­ Twenty-four hours later ductive total offense player, was a Bob Pike ...... ' Northeastern 'University 24 hours more than doubled and Trlnlty-Wesleyan, at Hartford. The contest is being televised in Dartmouth can wrap up another flu victim earlier in the week and than we do but then so did al­ Only Boston College, Dart­ for the sixth consecutive year the New''York Knicks 95-92. locked for two and one-half years coalition embracing all qualified the East (Channel 3). The Elis national and could wind up with he was elected president Miho Bigelow ...... Boston A A . Trail Celtioe organizations. The proposal is sub­ Rhode I s 1 a n d-Oonnecticut, at crown—the Ivy League--by beat­ starting center Tom Hall and most every other team we have mouth, Holy Cross, Yale, Harvard iRill Grogan ...... more than lOO eigned entries have Pete LoMaglio of Man­ One year away from in a fuss OTcr control of U.S. ama­ Storrs. face the Tigers with their quarter­ the best recdrd among, the eight of the Manchester Little played.” and Connecticut will be continuing St. Anthony's, N^ V. By winning, Syracuse Increased teur sports^.puring a two-day ject to ratification by the or­ Connecticut footbaJl-playng col­ ing Cornell. The Hanover, NJI., tackle Gene Carrington also were JoHh Mitchell ...... ' Unattached been'veceived for the holiday run. chester will lead his Uni­ being president of the Tnfts-Coast Guard, at New Ixtn- back problem unsolved, and some League baseball program The duel at Ithaca, N.Y., pita their seasons after tomorrow. its record to 7-2 and remained on meeting in NeW^York eaj-lier this ganization Invcdved. injuries to key operatives. leges. Indians are 7-0 while New Hamp- sideltiied by the bug. ■Dick Lallberte ...... ' Uimttaphed Race starts at 10:30 on Main St. versity of Hartford soccer the heels of the Boston Celtics (10- New York Chapter of the don. for 1968. Carl Rohrfoach ...... near School St. This will also be week, the two g^iips agreed on Detafls Later . Uimttached team into the NCAA 2) in the Eastern Division-'of the Eastern Association of the coalition plan but agreed to Italo Guicciardini .. ' Milford Rec Dept. the finishing line. NBA. .The two clubs meet tonight "All these organizations will Peace Corps members will be Small College Division Intercollegiate Football discuss no details of the settle­ proceed with their programs Lon Alfonso ' Unattached In Syracuse. ment at that time. Foothail Game IMok Schnuster . . . . ' Unattached Terry out of New London, Berry Soccer Tournament, New Officials is Chick Toomey which will be coordinated under "'raere’s been, talk of moving our . It was regarding accounts Reedt Admits Oouwd Jansqaii .... Mass. Maritime Academy Crawford from &lae, Idaho, Doug England section, this af­ franchise for the past 17 years,” of Manchester. The well the proposed coalition. Details arc Saturday Day of Judgment Starts at 11 Treado of New York City, ,Jack lished and circulated after to be 'worked out later.” Jim Hoklpaen ...... Unattached ternoon. Biasone said after last night’s known and highly regard­ Allen Oeivlello ...... ' Unattached Crowell of Washington, D.C., Dan meeting on which Byers comment­ ^N^e coalition was designed to The Hawks, who com­ game. “But, we’re still In Syra­ ed. Some accounts claimed that Missing Shots staring time for the Thahk|»- BUI M a r o t...... Bostop A.A. Ayala of San Jose, Calif., Walter cuse. ed local man was named clew the way toward the United Roheii Dreaa ----- ' Uimttacbed Baehnr of Caltfornia and Terry piled a 7-3 record this first vice president earli­ one side or the other was a “win­ States\fielding top representative glving Day footbadl game bail:* Syracuse was a member of the ner" in . the squabble. For Nation^ Elite Elevens tween Mamcheater and Wind­ Paul Larson ...... Wesleyan University. Shelton of Norfolk, Va. season, will represent Basketball Association of Ameri­ er this week in New teams for Uie Pan American Dick Mulready ...... Unattached Biggest individual names among Col. Don Hull of the AAU said Games nekt, year and in the To Fix Game ham, now scheduled for Memo­ Distfict 1 in the game at ca from 1946-49, then the BAA York. Toomey has been a in N:rv York he knew of no plans ^nfiirrlBv m av wall nrove^Rose Bowl trip even though the«, FAR WEST —Baylor at Air rial Field, has been set for 11 Bob Molfeady ...... Northwest OathoUe. the latest entries checked off came Adelphi College field. merged with the National Basket­ Olympics in Ibityo in 1964. Joe Lang ...... ' St. John’s University. from Bob Lowe and Gordon Mc­ grid official for 22 years, for a joint statement. However, Badgers clobbered the Wildcats Force; New Mexico State at Ariz­ NEW YORK (AP)—A former o’clock' Garden City, L. I., against ball League to form the NBA. he added: Wilson told the Associated the day of judgment for .sev last weekend 37-6. ona State, night; Wyoming at college basketball star has admit­ Miaiiobestar High’s anlilettc Fred Hansmaa ...... Wesleyan University Kenzie. Lowe is the same fellow Only the franchises in New York, calling college games for Press he was "veiys»Um lsUc.” ted 1m missed foul shots and threw director, Tom Kelley, reported, Paul Phlaney i n . . . .. Unattached - who starred at Brown XTnlverslty the District 3 champ. Boston and Syracuse have not 15 years and has been a “To say the (NCAA-supported) eral of the nation’s college Unbeaten Texas, No. 6s> tied by Brigham Young; Washington Track and Field Federation gave He had called the so-caUed "peace Rice, engages Texas Christian at State qt Idaho; Montana at New the ball away on purpose to fix the game time today after h Peter N u s s ...... Uiuittached and won here in 1959 and 1960. Championship and con­ been shifted kince. top rated ECAC field meeting” between the graqpa at football elite. Sprinkled across Jlin (rBrlen up is ridiculous.' You can’t stop Fort Worth and should continue Mexico; Colorado State University the posts on games for money, of­ oonferenoe with Ms Windluun . St. Anselm’s College He’s now with the famed New solation games are sched­ “I’m in basketball for the sport jud{^ for the past 10 the request of the federal the land from the South to the eontemporary, Tom Oallnghan. BUI Drpan ...... Uiuittached York A.C. Lowe did not compete of it, and for the .city of Syra­ there. They gave lip something. its march to the Southwst Con­ at Oregon State; San Jose at Stan­ fered him by Jack Molinas. uled tomorrow. years. A graduate of We gave up something. ernraent. Midlands and fanning out to ference championship and the Cot­ ford; Utah State at Utah; UCLA Dennis Williams (Billy) Reed of 'rile la-te start frill give local Dick SSlUiiBkaa ...... Manchester Harriers last year. cuse,” Biasone said. “That’s ^ e r e .Urn Dobmte ' UConn 'Varsity McKenzie, well known former my roots are. If I were forced to Batesr Toomey, is a for­ ‘"rhere was ho winner and no the West Coast, talent-rich ton Bowl. at Washington. New York formerly of Bowling residents a (dmnoe to see ttie loser. The only winner •would be teams face the task of making Green (Ohio) State University, beginning and some later por­ Luther Duraiit...... UCona Varsity Olympian, was four.th Isist Novem­ move else-where, I would sell.” mer high school coach in Two teams In the Ameriean Missouri, ranked idxth and with BiU Gstdus . UCoim Vanity ber in the run over Manchester’s Big Daily Double Faced by Kerr the athletes.” League hit more home runs than an indelible impression in the only a tie with Minnesota to mar gave his testimony yesterday dur­ tion of tiie annual Hoad Race, Athol, Mass., and New ing Molinas’ trial before Justice Bohednied to atart at 10:80. Horst Olatte ...... UConn Varsity paved streets. The former. New The Nats, who scored 11 points Merger, Not Trace Detroit last season in series -with mad scramble for lucrative its record, visits Norman, Okla., John Kelehor ...... ' UConn Varsity York University great IS still PAWTUCKET, R. I. (AP) — in a row during the third quarter Londoii. Chick Wenier, head of the the Tigera The Yankees hit -17 for a showdown With Oklahoma. Joseph. Sarafite and a jury in the Tbe footbaU game was orig- post-season bowl invitations. criifiinal part of Supreme Court. (InaUy set for WlUlmantie hot ' Dick Kosinsld ...... fJOonn Varsity classified as one of the top three The daily double at Narragansett streak to take a commanding Track and Field Federation, ssUd homers to the Tigers’ 14 and the This could be the day’s No. 1 Paul Oberg ...... '. UCoim Varsity '.cad, were paced by John Kerr there was no truce. "It’s a- kind Angels hit 18 to the HjTigers’ 17. By nightfall, some decisions un­ ’The trial continued today. reschednled for the field here at marathon and long distance run­ Race Track yesterday paid 81,- The l>Mt Urns to cut trees for game. The winner likely will take Carl Westberg ...... • UCoim Varsity ners in the United States. with 28 points. iUgin Baylor of merger, and in a merger, there doubtedly will have been made. the Big Eight title and move into Molinas Is chuged with bribing Windham lUgh’s request. 348.20 to 27 holders of 82 tickets. One tiling is certain The na­ Reed to fix three games during Angus.Wooten ..... ■ UConn Varsity Strong Team Bhiters topped the Lakers with 34. peeled cabin logs is when the sap are no winners and no losers. Each Norm Cash of Detroit hit more the Orange Bowl. Oklahoma, beat­ Tom Bowler ...... ■’ UCona Frosh For the .first time in years the Chant O Mine, winner of the first Charlie Hardnett hit a free Is up. Spring la a good time. Then group is now waiting for ratifica­ jiome runs against one team last tion’s Top Ten clubs, the ones en by Notre Dame and Texas, has the 1959 and 1960 seasons. He is most likely to be plucked for ma­ also accused of conspiring to fik Dong Hagen ...... ■ UConn Frosh New York A.C. will field a fujl race paid a flat 8136 and the oth­ throw and set up a basket in the you can remove the bark with a tion by their constituents of the season than any other Tiger. The- piled up 150 points and yielded Bruee H erw lg...... • UConn Frosh team, including Lowe who can be er half of the combination, Double closing 21 seconds in spearhead­ spade, 'With a little help here and coalition. Each side 18 displaying first baseman smashed eig^t jor post-season e la te s , have their none in its last three outings. 25 games involving 22 players work cut out for them almost from 12 colleges and 'with subor­ Phil Melanson ...... UConn Frosh recsJled as the lad who beat the Hitter, paid 824.30. ing the Chicago triumph there from a draw-knife. harmony and cooperation . . . against Boston. without exception. Arkansas, the No. 7 club, en­ dination of perjury. Jim Miner ...... ■ UConn Frosh great Johnny Kelley in a great tertains Southern Methodist at Lit­ Little Chance Dick Plenkoa ...... UConn Frosh , duel here two years ago. Kelley is Aiabania, ranked No. 1, battles Reed testified Molinas, a former tle Rock. The Razorbacks lost Columbia University and pro bas­ Phil K en ny...... Uiwttached ' a doubtful starter. He has won an old and sometimes troublesome only to Texas 7-* and are certain Bntoe Dobratz...... ^ 'So. Conn.. College here five times previously. foe In Georgia Tech, twice beat­ ketball player, propositioned him to wind up with a bowl date. to fix points on five college games By Qay with Bill LaVigne...... Providence CoUege Another fine runner back for an­ en and once tied, at Atlanta. Minnesota is host to Starting times, pairings and handi­ BUI Shorten...... Unattached other try will be Bob Vinton of the Coach Bear Bmrant’s Crimson caps (or Saturdays Four Ball, Best but that two of the attempted Purdue, a specialist at spoiling Bail QoU Tournament at the Manches­ fixes failed. Leonard E h le r ...... Boston A.A. Baltimore Olympic Club and for­ Tide hasn’t ylel()e(l more than sev­ ter Country Club: Sonny Liston Bob Bamberger .... Unattached - mer Manchester High and George­ NO MATTER WHERE YOU GO . . NEAR . . OR FAR! other clubs’ chances. ’The Gophers en points to any opponent in carv­ He said he met MoUitas first ki still may win the Big Ten crown 8:30—McKee 2, S. McNamara 9. August 1959 at a New York play­ Don Tallmadge . , . Oentral Conn. State town harrier. ing an 8-0 record but had some Martocchlo 13, Stanford 16. Emmons Welch .... Unattached but can’t go to the Rose Bowl be­ ground. and that later the defend­ LOS ANGHXES (AP) — Is Coach Lloyd Duff at UConn, anxious momenta before conquer­ cause they played at Pasadena the 8:37—McQurkin 6, Deasy 6, Forstrom Gerard Ruggerl .... Providenoe Oolleg' who will serve as assistnat race 14. Sprague 17. ant “asked me if I would like to Cassius Clay ready for tha ing comparatively weak Vander­ past two times. Ronald Andrash . . . . ■ Unattached director to Pete Wigren, has en­ bilt and Houston,. 8 :44—Eich 3, DellaFera 8, Connorton earn a little spending money by heavyweight boxing cham­ Northwestern plays Michigan 15. Anderson 18. controlling the points in the. bas­ Alex'Orioff...... Waterford High tered both his varsity and fresh­ An unbeaten season would as­ pion, Sonny ListonT Joe Siegel ...... Unattached man teams. Teams are also com­ State at Evanston. Tenth-ranked 8:61—Alexander 6. St. John 6. Zanettl ketball game the next day.” “I think you better aak hl» sure Alabama of the Southeastern 14. Angel 14. RiciuMd' Bragdon . . . Hartford High ing from the University of Hart­ Louisiana State goes against MiS' Offered 8500 manager about It,” said liston Conference crown and a Sugar sissippl State under the lights at 8:58; Mackay 4, Johnson 9, Puts 13, Reed, ncjw 25, testified Molinas John Ohesney...... Quahtlco Marines ford, Flnnlsh-American A. C. WeS- Bowl invitation regardless of what a rilli 16. after watching Cassius Clay Bay Crothers...... Central Conn. A A . leyan, Trinity, Providence College Jackson, Miss., Saturday night. ^9:06—Jarvis Sr. 6, Atherton 6, offered Ifim 8600 th control the REACHES END OF THE LINE— ^Here's Archie Moore, beaten into submission by Cas­ Irnneir OUt ArchlS 'MOOfU ty happens to third-rated Mississip­ Elsewhere, unbeaten and untied points so that Bimling Green Dick Oordler'...... Central Conn. A A . and Central Connecticut State (Al­ Buchanan 10. C. Davis 14. four rounds last qigbt. Central Conn. A A . pi. likewise unbeaten and untied. Dartmouth can nail down the Ivy 9:13—Kleman 6. Chanda 10, Foster 'would'lose to Michigan State by 14 sius piay, unable to rise to bis feet after being knocked down for the third time during Al Cross lege. After the Georgia Tech test, AUl- Uston, bis wife, and bis Greg .Bigelow...... Central Conn. A A . All ki all, it looks like another League flag by whipping Cornell 13, McLaughlin 18. points or more on Deo. 3, 1959. the fourth round of their scheduled 12-rounder. (AP Photofax.) business advisor* Jack Nilon, hema has a Dec. 1 date with at Ithaca, % .Y .; Dtike can move 9:19—Lorentzen 3, M. Anderson I, Michigan State won 96-67, or by ~Pat Qolrk...... Oentral Coim. A A . banner field for the race spon­ Heres your ear deal! Auburn. Shepherd 14. Varney 18. ooeupied ringside seats bach Job Beraudy...... Central Conn. A A . sored by Nutmeg Forest, Tali Ce­ BEST closer .to p ic k ^ up Atlantic Coast 29 points. ' ■—Clfly Still Unbeaten After 16 Fights of :dlay’* corner. -At was Ua- Southern CaUfomia, ranked No. Conference honors at Wake For' 9:28—Hllinski 0, Gardella 7, E. BaU- Reed said he was “watching the Berry Ciwwford .... Peacb Corps dars of Lebanon. sieper 10, Whlston 16. ton’s first visit to Ins An- Peace Corps 3 and only other Undefeated-untied est, and West Virginia can remain 9:37—Olekslnskl 8. Freebum 7. scoreboard all the while” and miss­ Dotf^asTreado .... team in the Top *F«i, Is host to geles.' .Jao^ proweU...... Peace Corps SAVE 2 y/AYS... GET MORI ARTY BROTHERS' in the Southern Conference title Beauchena 11, Phelan 16. _ ' ed foul shots and threw the bidl On his way to the dressing a Navy t'eam which has shown chase by beating ,The Citadel at There will also be a Turkey Sweep­ Dan A y a la ...... • . peace Corps stakes Saturday. away “on purpose.” Louisville Lip Calls Round room after the fight. Oasahu Peace Corps occasional signs of brillianes. Morgantown, W.Va. Other games involved in his W Uter Baehnr . . . The ’Trojans have assured them­ stopped at Liston’s aea^ John H oran ...... New York A.C. Other major games Saturday: agreement with Molinas, Reed As he had told others, New York A.C., selves already of a tie for the con­ EAST—Pittsburgh vs. Army at 'PafNabUck ...... SKI ^ LOW... LOW PRICK... PLUS said, were Bowling Green’s con':' talkative Cassius informed Viiiee CMopetta .... New York A.O. ference title and are almost cer­ New York; Boston University at tests with DePaul and Bradley. tain to play the Big Ten repre­ Sports Shorts In DispoiSing of Old Archie Liston be would "let him last BUI Castle ...... New York A.C. Boston College; Colgate at Buf­ Bowling Green was supposed to eight rounds” If nnd when Bob n iu rlso n ...... New Ywk A.C. sentative ia the Rose Bowl come falo; Brown at Harvard; Penn lose to DePaul by at least three New York A.C. New Year’s afternoon. State at Holy Cross; Columbia at they meet.' Cbteman Mooney . . . George Wilson won the pro points and did 74-68. Bradley was LOS ANGELES (AP)—< • ^Mqve Briiise ^got off the floor to retain the In dead-panned fashhm, U s­ Jim McDonald...... • New York A.C. Mississippi collides with Ten­ Pennsylvania; ViUanova at Rut­ football tiUe In 1967, his first year supposed to beat Bowling Green There was a ffove bruise around championship. ton replied: “ You go eight Now York A.C. gers; Princeton at Yale; George Cassius Marcellus Clay, the Tom McCarthy ...... nessee at Knoxville and will be as coach of the Detroit Lions. by at least 14 points and won the forehead above the left eye. The Clay dreaskig room, as seconds with me nnd PH give Dick Oolenasa ..... New York A.C. 10,000 GREEN STAMPS Washington at Syracuse. Louisville Lip who Calls the meeting a squad of Volunteers easily 99-72. Otherwise he was uhmarked. might be pictured, was ecstatic you the fight.” Alex Snoop...... New York A.C. T ^ f which hasn’t fared too well. Tlie SOUTH — Georgia at Auburn; ' Billy Moran, Albie Pearson. Lee Plans FaUed round for a knbekout and “ Every morning bnhgs a new with joy last night. Said CzumIus: Clay and Uston shared the Ron H albert...... New York A.C. Vols lost tiieir first four games. Florida State at Florida;. Xavier Thomas and Leon Wagner played Plans to fix the Bowling Green- makes it come true, most as­ ray of sun shine, a nw\ray of “I am the greatest, and I am also head table and a microphone Tom M ooney...... New York A.O. On Any Used Cor Purchase OF $195 Or More Including a 27-7 licking by Ala­ at Kentucky; Clemson at Mary­ 160 games for the Los Angeles Detroit game March 5, 1960, a l^ hope,” he finally observed. -“I’ve the double greatest, cus I took at a press party after the bama, but have won their last land; Virginia at North Carolina suredly must be, the crown had cloudy nights before.”;' him out in four just like I told Angels last season. the Bowling Green-Loyola' of Chi­ prince of the heavyweight di­ fight. three. If Ole Miss continues Its State; FVrman at- ’Tampa, night; cago game Feb. 29, 1960, failed, Clay started the old man out m you I would.” Go-Pri>moter George Par­ winning ways, the Rebels are tick­ Tulane at Vanderbilt. vision in boxing today. the third round as a turn-away F or the record, Clay In his last Ry BOB BBOWN The Los Angeles Angela have Reed told the court. Bowling nassus Introduced Cassius as a Evenly Matched Teams Tough eted for either the Sugar or Cot­ MIDWEST — Miami, Ohio, at Green lost to Detroit by thrae Twenty-year-old Cassius estab­ crowd of some 16,200, plus a na- app^SL^ance here predicted he young man who thinks 1is wUl vAs the ski season draws closer, ton Bowlf Cincinnati; RTchlta -a t- Dayton; yet to--produce a .300 hitter. ’They lished himself as the heir appar­ Uohal closed theater circuit audi­ would k i^ k out Alejandro Lavor- CHECK THESE SAFE-BUY USED CARS hav'a been^ln the American Leagpi^ points and beat Loyola 73-61. Reed be the “nqxt heavyweight tempo of ski activity swings Into Fourth-rated Wisconsin, • beaten Michigan at Iowa; Iowa State at was hurt in the Loyola gsune. ent to the heavyweight throne ence, watched. ante in m e rounds, just half the champion of the world.” For Hoople’s Grid Yardstich high gear. A sample, of what’s three weeks ago by Ohio State, Kansas State; California at Kan­ two seasons. Thursday night when in four Clay had Archie groggy and time it took Moore to accomplish Hwrt A rt Many, Mcmy Mort to ChooM From Reed said before the DePa'ul backed onto the ropes near Clay’s the same job oyer the same op­ Uston took' tMs with a coming ia the appearance at Pen­ meets improving Illinois at Cham- sas; North Texas State at Louis­ rounds—the exact rotmd he had slightly conceeded smile. ny Pitou and Egon Zimmerman ' paign. one might have been game Molinaa called him and told predicted —he kncicked out a corner. ponent. ' Ity MfiMOB AMOS B. HOOPLB < 11118 ville, night; Oklahoma State at Willie Kirkland, playing in 137 him, “ the White Horaes” should What about Clay’s chances tonight at 8 at lUing Junior High .regarded as a pushover for the Nebraska; North Carolina at No­ games, for Cleveland in 1962, bat­ game, a gallant and a quite bid Archie mamaged to l6Mt the Clay did it in five and now Father of DouMe Reversee lose‘ by three polnta or more and and outclassed Archie Moore. round. But when the bell brought claims that this is the' 11th time against h to ? and the' lOtb Annual Coimecticut Badgers early In the campaign, tre Dame; Toledo at Tulsa; Ore­ ted an even .200. In 1961 he hit “ Only way he conld last Eg(ad, friends, seldom during a but Illinois surprised even Itself there “would be a dime in it for Clay is unbeaten now in 16 on the fourth—Clay’s much pub­ in his 16 fights he has named the Ski Cowell Snow Ball tomorrow 1962 OOMET $1895 1981 CHRYSLER $1895 gon at Ohio State; South O ^ lin a .259. X ” me.” was his understanding, he with me would be to ran like long and illustrious career as a Nov. 3 by upsetting ^hirdue and at Detroit, night. straight fights as a professional licized timetable for the ■ end—^it finishing round. evening. -> All black, red Interior. hTrwport 4-Door. Radio, heater, automatic aald, (^‘dime” mesint 81.000 and and, there is hardly anyone left was evident that Archie W6m near (Ed^e) Machen. It takes two fo o t l^ prognosUcatm have I seen Coming to the Hartford area transmission, power steering. Special! 1 would like to salvage a little more SOUTHWEST - — West Texas Of the 19 biasrtiaU leagues which Liston Watobea •A glory by knocking Wisconsin. "White Horaes” referred to Bowl­ in the depleted heavyweight sec­ the end of his astonishing string to tango and Machen likes to the ooUeglate elevens so e v ^ y Dec. 8 will be the ever humorous a t State at Hardin-Slmmons; Texas operated the last two years, 11 A ringside witness was an un­ tango,” sMd Sonny. He refer­ Wisconsin is in a running battle A&M at_ Rice;____ Colorado______at______Texas showed an overall increase' lit at­ ing. Green’s white home uniforms. tion to figltt except the champion of years in the ring. emotional . Liston, who traded matched as they are this weekend. and talented ski photographer, lec- Reed said during the Christmas himself. Sonny Liston. Perhaps'it was a left book that red to n matrii frith Machen ' ’turer and skier Warren Miller. He With Northwestern, No. 9, for the Tech; Arizona at Texas Western. tendance. _ needled barbs with d a y in a post- prior to Ms title victory over In many games only a 'halts' 1960 DOME $1495 holidays be got 8350 from Molinas But even William Faversham— .started the final downfall. Referee fight party staged by the co-pro­ will be at the Bushneil Auditorium 1959 LINCOLN $3995 Tommy Hart later said there was Floyd Patterson. breadth wiU separate the winners under the sponsorship of the Hart­ Phoenix 4-Door Hardtop. Beautiful red ^ and Town Car—^black. Corripletety equipped, in­ and later received two 1600 pay­ Clay’s chief manager, or the man moters, Cal Eaton and George and losers at .the CanejuSion of ments from Molinas or Joe Hack- most prominent In the syndicate no one punch,, just a lot of them Clay said he merited,, no 2 - ^ ford Ski aub. iRa film is entlUed white. Radio, - heater, automatic- transmission. cluding air conditioning. Parnassus, at a downtown hotel groat credit for winning over Saturday’s hostilities. Vliave been ■V-S' engine Real sharp! en, who is under indictlon as a co- of Influential Louisville business­ that smashed through Archie’s ballroom. "Aroimd the World on Skis.” Tlck- tired, weakened defense. Moore “ Because he-Is an

''' Earlier yesterday, Judge Sara­ omnlous Sonny. The first tw e went for counts of fellow thought awhile before an­ Cassius Is downing or s«rl- chester Ski Club. . IN I T-BIRO S»N MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY eight. The first time left Archie ous). He added: After jpOny tortured hours in $895 Radio, heater, automatic transmission, power fite postponed until Dec. fi the- And Moore’s future? swering. Tlwn he said: my laiMfrajtary with pencil, paper, Last Monday approximately 70 1958 OHEYROLET sentencing of Aaron WsLgman. 'aq^ Tears were in old Archie’s eyes almost stzinding on his head as he ‘“ Rut Moore is good Just to members the Ipcai alri chih Biscayne 4-D6or Sedan. Green. Radio ^ and ■teering, power brakto.. when he confronted -newsmen In tried to regain his feet. “I don't think he’d last long.” be in Die samp ring with me.” test'tube and slide rula^I have de- riEE PAIEIIt AT ALL STOIEl • PMMPT KLIIEIY SaiKE other prosecution witness, who has After another pause. Sonny turned teraoined U]« Ukely wlimers. gathered at the Mt. Nebo ski slope heater. pleaded guilty to bribetyk In con­ tbe dressing room after the fight. The second time Archie took the Clay promised he’d last and huddled around a bonfire to Was- he through? Was this; the count on Uie seat of his pants, his toward Cassius at the same head with Liston ^because I can Onepolnt' victories will be the nection -fixing college basketball table and advised, "I’m not just order of the day for Oregon, Rice offieialiy open the slope. UnfortU'; 1981 MERCURY $1995 end? ' , ' left leg bent at the knee. run f or e l^ t roimdii.” . Oregon 82, Ohio State 8 1 ' nataiy the lighting wasn’t com­ games.'Waigman could be sentenc­ On the Hpal trip down, the count talkin’, I mean it. Clay.” and Oklahoma over Ohio State, Meteor "600" 4-Door. White. Radio, heater, ed to jail for- up to 10 years. “I don-’t know. It might just be,” '' Uston, grabbing the micro* Yale 14, Priaoetoa 18 pleted and the group'couldn’t get 1962ilEmNIRY $2595 said the oldest man in bowig. Who had reached four. But the referee Old Archie Was in-vited but did phone,' replied: Texas A. A M. and 'Missouri re- standard transmlsslim. not attend the party. It was re­ qpsetlvely. Texas 16. TX!.U. 14 the fuU effect of the slope as it Monterey 4-Door. Radio, heater', Meroomatic, DONT M !$$ IT New Wft/i was paying no attention. He had. Winkler Will never see birthday No. 45 “ Yon’U. be running but -Pll UCLA IB, Washington IS wUK appear when lighted. A full already moved in to stop the ported ne had a previous inVita- be diastai’ you.” Two other 'engagemsnts almost power steering.' Another Topping again. tlon to near Duke Ellington play UConn 19, Bhode Island IS molke ru­ 1980 MERCURY $1395 10,000 Yankee Stadium , manager. He has Coach Phil Watson has received a nlftatsT) turnout is hoped for. been handling that job since the SYRACUSE, N.Y. (A P )—While mors he had asked to bo sent to 2-Door. White. Radio, heater, standard trans- 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic \lmost lElnyf/ting ^^utonfotive^ Barhar Hill Weekend Trials vote of confidence from President FYank Ramsey may be headed for Now go o n 'With the forecast. The next meeting of the Ski tranainisalon, nill ixrwer, air conditioning. middle of the 1962 season. Baylor 88, Air Fores 18 another club. . mlasion. Walter Brown of the ,N a t i o n a 1 retirement along with Jim Loscut- “I want to stay with the Red Club will be Monday, Nov. 26 at Blue-Gray. Hockey League tailenders. Brown Gsorgla Tseh 10, AUbsina 8 the Lteion Home. Dave Budd of Nutmeg P S. 18-month-;oldff> which the local men are active, off, the world champion Boston ArioHwas 18, BJLU. « ~ Sox u long as they want mo,” this ■ weekend at Pelton’s Paatura announced yesterday Watson "is Celtics have turned their immedi­ Pete said. "I consider the Sox the tha Otis Ridge Ski area wiU be GM QI s n i r s pointer dog owned jointly by Tru­ the coach,” spiking talk the fiery Anny 81, PQtaliaigh IS at the m e e tl^ . with a film and field trial area in East 'Windsor. ate attention to Syracuse tonight. AiJiani 81, Georgia 7 finest organization in baseball. . INI COMET 817N 1N0 PLYMOUTH GINS Sports Viewing man and Barry Cowles, local bird Watson, was about to be fired. The teams are battling f6r Eastern laetura on< tha Profdssional Ski The local club, which will be stag­ Wswass lA OaUfonila t “The stories about my wanting Station wagon. Gray. Radio, heater, automatic Fury 4-Door. Gram. Radio, hteter, automatic ThoM jl’tyT Green Stamps will ctHue in mighty handy right dog field trial followers, recently ing Its 27th fed! event ■will offer a Watson denied he had become Division supremacy. Syracuse to play in Houston have bean real­ Bchool located at OUa Ridge. .The SATUBJDAY West Va. 41, Ths atadel 18 riim anoontyasses a new technique transmission. transmission, power ataering. '' "now to hei^ you in Chrietmaa giftiiig—and theyVe youra won first place in the Amateur five stake program on Saturday panicky when he switched goad- whipped Los Angeles 120-98 last Maiytaad 85, C9«anson 18 ty twisted and warped. What ae- when you buy a used ear here priced at $195 or iMre. Stop 1:U —Yale va Princeton Derby Stake at the 50th Anniver­ ahd' Sunday. First event will be tenders. from Bob Perrenafilt to night and pulled to within 1V& ttialty happened was this: in skiing which has been adopted Channel S Ora. Stats 84. Colo. State U. IS •hy the Professional Skiers As- in tonight! sary trial of the National Capital the Open All Age, followed by the Ed Joimston part way through the games of the Celtics. Mean^yhilc Dsrbnoath 19, OonieU 6 ”I bad a talk with Mr. Yawkey T 8 pjn,—^Wrestling Field Trial Club on their grounds 6-2 loss at New York Wednesday. Coach Adolph Rupp of the Uhlver- (club owner Tom Yawkey) a year BociaUon. It emphasizes more INI COMET SINS Gbsnnel 8 ' Open Shooting Dog Stake and So. Osrolina 86, Detroit 6 1N7 MERCURY NAS at Poolesville, Md. Eighteen dogs then the Open Derby. Sunday will “I wasn't trying to show Per- Blty. of Kentucky under whom ago. I told him if 1 ever was to be parallel skiing than the older 4-Door, Green with radio and heater. Many 1961 iwd 1962 models on sale^-and you can buy eoe 4;S0—Rime of the Week Duke 87, rVake Forest 14 - methods of instrucUon. Members Colony Park. Radio, heater, full power. competed in the stake and the find 6in Amateur All Age Stake, renault up,” Watson said. "He has Ramsey played, said at Lexiqgton, Florida 88, Florida State 15 traded, Pd appreciate being sent with only $195 down and 36 months to pay- MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS CSuuinel SO wlMer was handled by the eldei‘ Ky.; “I f things work out, I’ll have tp Houston if possible. It being my arid those people Interested in 8 pom—NFL Higlillgiito plus the concluding Open Puppy plaiyed some fine hockey for us. RynHnae 40, George Wash. 7 Cowles who has been , a prominent Event. Prises In all stakes will be Ramsey hack next yeex.” Rupp is hotnetoira. Joining are Urvited to attend. Channel SO . / ' It’s just that I saw he wau plaiy- U te 15, Temm A. A M. 14 Starting wUl ba 7:45 pan. local sportsman for the last two cash purses. ing poorly amd I wanted to get him seeking a top-notch aaaiatant. Pena State 86, Holy crass 6 "That was aU. I didn’t ask to ‘651 PARK STREET 5 p.|n.^Wlde Warid « t Bports decades. It ia the, dog^s fourth win Ramsey, 81, replied: *Tt*s a g i^ t be toaded—riraply. V I was Pd Pleasebe prompt! ^ PROSPECT ST„ Corner W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Channel 8 Prominent judges will officiate out of there while we still had a WtSOMMllL JK iniMiS 16 of a young etm er', all first places. and the running is expected to honor to be considered for such a Uke it to be here. Artyons p ia m ly to go to tm of GOVERNOR ST. Near BROAD chamce to win.” Ihwa 41. lOdilgaa 81 Snow* BaU Saturday evening and HARTFORD He ^ been trained and devel­ attract a banner entry Of 60 or poaltion, but I have obligation- L A .U , 15. BOSS. State 7 "Somehow the atoty got oat, .'V EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER' SUNDAY oped exclusively by this fatl)*r and here right now. - Pm playing pr' -. but in a distorted version.” wants direction to the Beth^a'rid 1:4S—Thla Week in Sports more of the top bird dogs of New Mfoh. Stat6 88, NorUnraotera 87 HaU should meet at the Municipal TeL 527-1811 Tel. 528-2161 Td. MItcheU 3-5168 son combination > who think he England and the Northeast. Many Ralph Terry of the Yamkees per­ fessional ball on a year-to-yer ^ Minnesota SO, Purdue 10 Channel S shows great promise of an out- mitted nine Detroit home runs last basis. Steve Brooks, who has been en­ B ulling before 8:30 p.m BROTHERS 8 pan.—Oinnts va. Eaglea of the aectlon’a- leading profes- Mississippi 17, T e a n s s^ 8 ' stan

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PAGE TWENTY-TWG MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 196S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1962 J ^ B TWENTY-THREE Dogs— Blrde— Pete 41 THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALT and silORTEN Help Wanted " 'Male 36 ArtklM For Brit 45 Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flat*— Housea For Sak 72 Boium Fw Sale .72 Houma For Sato 72 Aato .Drtvtoc S c Im o I 7-A 51 POODIE OWNERS—H you want Tenemenia li LARSON’S—Goonactiout’s Orst 11- CM 68 A tool and giuigs makers; your poixlle to Io<>k n w , you INOW BLOWara — BNOWBIRDi 30 EDISON ROAI>-4 room Cape, 'MANCHESTER-4 Mdroom hona. Ruth Millett 'ceneed drivlog aohooi trained— Arlena, Bolene, Toro power han­ MANCHBSTER-T room split level, sUo eoq^ierianosd- all around ma- can’t beat the Poodle Salon. Pro- DESIRABLE second floor, 8 room 1% baths, rec room, garage, cov­ 8 bedrooms, dining .room, - fire­ excellriit closet and storage space, CLASSIFIED Oertifled and approved la now of- chbdste. Top wiKto end fringe feealcnal gnxnnlng,^ bAthhig of dle. Inaw. blowers repaired, parts A SENSATIONAL place, lovely screen^ in back large oieloaad porch. 2-ear ga­ mm thw WATKINS ^lartment in 3-1smlly house.. Sun- ered patio half acre of parkllke Trouble with Tesnera faring olaaoruom aad behind benefits. A^y B A S G ~ auge, ril' breeds. MI 9-9798, or Ml and eervice. Trades and tenhs. porch, close to schools and bua. rage, $19,700. Fldlbrlck Agency. porch, modem cabinet kitchen, ' graunds. aqpca A g m p y, J a 8-4803. Begins with Pareato wheel Instruction for teen-agers. Mitchell Drive. 9-0600. Capitol Equipment! 88-Main St. VALUE Cali Discos Ageqcy, MI 9-0630, MI 94464. M I 9-607B. ' M I 8-7968. 880 p er m onth. T el. M I 8-0181. RUTH. MIULETT BARGAIN SHOP MANCHSHTER—Small farm dVer INTOrAeCOaOINB DIE MAKBIRS—^Wlth all ’round ex­ PUREBRED Dachriiund puj^e THREE COMPLETE ROOMS SIX ROOM duplex and garage, MANCHESTER — Older 8 room FO REST ST R E E T—D elightful 10 Newspaper fisterprlae Aaam. ADVERTISING perience, full-time or part-time, •60 CEDAR etotbeolina iMles, many an acre, good 8 room house, gk- room former Cheney resilience in There has been a siMxddng in* E-Z LERN TO 1HB m P K ir AKC registered, reasonable. NU CUP NEW DECORATOR 8106. Aridlable Dec, l.O n bus home priced right at $9,800; beau- all fringe bcEiefits, good woridng ■isaa, steel earii windows, Chevro­ rage, 2 laii^ bams, central only park-like setting.. 6 bMrooms, 4% oreaoe in the teat few years in de­ Wto JUarA/MTTMt eSudetmas ■preoent. 389-8831. . 199.80 S3" Solid Cherry SorMT, BTYLB FURNTTURS line, wired for electric range. 113,800. Hayes Agency, MI 8-4808, tifqi 8 bedroom ranch, 3 baths, DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. OSTIAW*— oaoditiotia, steady emidoyment. let wheels, 1966 Plymouth sadsn. carport, large lot full . price Mths, excellent eonditlon. Owner linquency inv(rivihg ehtldren from CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MX 9-1888. raproduction of water bsnrii, threa Write, to Box P, Herald. Apply Gunver Manufacturing Co., FOR SALE—Cocker puppies, AKC $19,500 ; 0ft Vernon Street, nearly M I 8-7444. so-called "good” homes. 8 A.M. to 6 P.BL Automatie and Standard ahift. 384 Hartford Rd., Manchester. r^detored, black, red, blonde. drawere, one riirif. 866. $299 NINE ROOM remodeled home, L V 8% ROOM quality apsrimttit, hast, new 8 bedroom ranch, extra The knowledge that chHihen whri Pay as you go, taka only the . Waahburn Cocker Kennels, Tid- birch cabinet kitchen, 1% baths, EAST HARTFORD—Large 6 room have been given all the "advan- VnUDPlACB wood for sale, de- hot water, built-ins, refrigerator, firep la ce, alum inum st(Hrms, gm- large lot, full price $16,500; short number of lessons required. TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, laad. TR 8-2894. S169.00 AdJustabto Danish Mod- Ms|2>ificsnt sofa bed oovarad central lociation. Adults M i 8-2171. ranch built-ins, cellar, garage, tagas’’ can get into seiious trouble COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. first-class Is, churches, shopping, kitchen, study and lavatory, 4 lettin g their chlM ren d o tMBtga sale. Phckie JA 8-8830. M anchester W etherell S t.. 8125 p e r month excellent value. bedrooms and bath on aeoond bedroonis, living room, dining stanpiy because “afl the other Mite Whltham Landscape Nursery, MI jitukam m iti Osimek, Service Manager. MI CHRISTMAS trees (Wholesale). 886.60 89" Maple Cocktail Table, Adulta preferred, M I 8-1-7892 be- area, kitchen loaded with buitt- 3-7802. floor. Recreation room with fire- oan,” and because ■they s e e a fra id 8-5186. Mortarty Bros., Manches­ TWO TX)Y white poodles, females, Our selected fancy’ OCanadian trsM ptostte top, spindle legs, 116.96. Open Dally 9-9, Saturday 9-6 tween 7-9 p.m. ins. Basement 'completely finish­ ter’ ■ seU„ on . sight. DduMeEraufa ordinary lace in basement. Attached of being "too Mriot." SI4lMr Aiswtriic SenriM AKC registered, 8 weeki oIA MI M I 3-1526 ed, full bath ,rec rooms, etc. Ga­ If tiM parents donX eo-opsrate LAWNMOWER sharpening and re- profits. Write at once for moder- THREE ROOM iqiartment, first JOSEPH LOMBARDO/ 5ouble garage. Aluminum riding. pairs. Also, lawn maintenance. 9-0908. Ontral location, 883,900. Phil- rage will hold two cars, rear wOth the schoois in mattora ef Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Femrie 35 Help Wanted~Feiiirie 35 MIDDLE-AGE cdtmle to work on ata pricas. Hughes Farms,' Bern- floor, heat, hot water, electric porch, big trees. Asking 83e,80Or- Fret to Herald Rdadeii Fre# pick-up* and delivery Little ardsten, Maee. W A T ^S BROTHERS, Inc. brick Agency, Ml 9-846^ dress and conduct for studants. v poultry farm. Good nay, beautiful IF YOU ARE looking for a poodle stove, refrigerator fumlahefi, tile B roker must be seen. Owner transferred. If the parents are so aftnid o^ - A McKl^ey. 15 WoodMdge St, EXTERIOR and interior painting. APPUCATIONS being taken for apeurtment for - right people. bath with shower, centrally locat­ nee these coal black tiny minia­ 996 MAIN STREET Office and Stort FOUR BEDROOM 7, room Colonial T. J. Crockett. Realtor, MI 8-1577. having their children's 'friendB M l 3-8020. Papeihanglng, cOIIinga wafipaper full-time and part-time lunchetm- REGISTERED nurae, 8-11 shift. A ca d e m y 8-8148, Hebrofi;^^ a fte r 6 tures. MI 9-6302. STONES FOR SALE for retaining ed. Ctell M I 9-1677. M I 9-9346 book s cm requ est. FVuiy.. insured. ette help for Christmas aeason. Laurel Manor, MI 9-4619. p.m . walls and .leach fields or for dry Equipment 54 with 1% baths, dining room, par­ $13,800 — 8 ROOM expandable think they arc "square" ihat they LAWN MOWERS riiarpened and fear to haye “house rales’* for Can Edward R. Price, MI 9-1003. Apply in persem. W. T. Grant Co., wane, 133 Newmariter Road, Ver­ BRAI7D NEW luxurious 4 room tially finlahed-^ee room, 2-caV atr ranch, many extras, 16x16 family repaired sales and aarvlce, pick LEGAL SECRETARY full-time, non-So. I ^ d s o r line, oft D i^ TYPEWRITER NEW T Y P E tached g a ra g e. Beechler-Smitb!, .voting vtoitora to obey. Manchester Shopping Parkade. CAREER opportunity for the right Poaltry and ^applies 43 A LB E R T’ S G U T TO YOU apartment, heat, hot water, re­ room, immaculate c(Sidltion. MANCHESTIR ANSWERING SiRVICi iqi aad delivery. Ice skates ahiup- experienced, downtown Hartford w riters 865 and u p ; used ty p e­ Realto« an ofealag at the SHARFENINO Servloa— Sawa, and management training. Solid You get your groceries at the from owner, 815,500 MI 9-im . A 5% fo o in ranch bu ilt 1961, ing. U cena^ and Insured. Wilson Grant’s, parkade. . ^ with bath, automatic heat, hot amesite drive, full cellar, oil heat, 100x200 lot, amesite drive, walk­ have enrollments between 500 and knives, axes, aheara, akatea, Electrical Co., Manchester. Ml PLUMBER—^Hbcperienoed man with base salary, plus additicmal earn­ Articles For S a le 4 5 RORROCRS B b botson epfai oast market of your choice. 5 $ water, suitable for young or mid­ -fully stormed, large living room 1,000. Only 10 per cent list enroll­ rotaro bladee. Quick service. Cw l- ings keyed to effort. Write -Box Wanted-—To Buy BEELZEBUB ROAD—Wfpping 8% out cellar, city gas and water, 9-4817. Olastcnbuzy, ME 8-7876. RELIABLE cleaning woman (me referen ces and licen ses f(M' p er­ rod with oombinatlon tackle box. 8 (X}MPLETE dle-age couple. Inquire 550 E. room ranch, garage, wdlt-lns, fireplace. S' large bedrooms, ments in excess of 5,000 students. hd Siqulpm<& 06., 38 Main Bt„ KK, Herald. M I 8-7494. hot water bOseboaid heat, alum­ Lost and Fooad Antomoblks For Ssk 4 day a week. Must provide own manent Job with many benefits. WALLPAPER and paint aola — ROOMS OF BRAND NEW FRANK is buying and selling good Middle Turnpike, MI 9-8056. steal bean, beautifiil trees, acre 816,900. Robert Wolverton Agency, inum storms and screens, 8 large Manchester. Rours daily 7-6. transportati(m, Tel. MI 8-8472. 107 Burnside Ave., East H utford. pasted, regular fully trinuned, used furniture and antiques a t 420 Realtor, MI t-28is; Thursday 7-9. Saturday Ml Floor Finishing 24 . FURNITURE lot, reasonably priced. Carlton W. bedrooms^ huge kitchen and din­ LiOST—Female, all white cat, cne 1962 BUICK Special, 4*door sedan, plastic coated. Ceiling p e ^ , 83.89 AND APPLIANCES Lake St. Call and see what we've H utchins, M I 9-6182. 3-7968. B A K E R Y s a l e s g i r l , experienc­ ELECTRONICS Televisicm Man ing area. For a good buy see this Hoomb For Salt 72 blue eye, one brown eye. Answers antl-freese, ridio, heater, $76. Sriesmen Wanted S6-A gallon. Morrison Paint fitore, S8f Boats and Acfwnrlas 46 got. Open Sundays. MX 9-6580. Furnished Apartments 6S-A (XJLONIAL—7 rooms, 2 full baths, (xie. $16,800. Robert Wolvertan Call after 6 p.m. MI 9-1608. PAINTTNO, remodeling pwer- ed. A]q>ly in peraon. Parkade Bak­ with good working knowledge for The "BCJONOMY’’ to "Baby." Vicinity of Morse Rd. C enter St. 3-oar garage, centrally located, A gen cy, R ea ltor, M I 9-381S. Ni6w CHARMING Colonial ranch, TREE RBIMOVAL— pruning, lot hanging, floor sanding. Calf Mr. ery, Parkade Shopping Center. permanent poeitlcm in Hartf(n:d. tHRBB WCKiDEN rewhoats, i F rea 860 G rocerlee WE BUY SELL or trade antique and Center. Reward. Call MI TWO ROOM, heated furnished 810,600.I. S iiirlilbrick • Agency, ■ MI family kitchen with Provincial 1959 BUICK, new Dreo, i>ower clearing and spraying. Call fVahk Charlea MI 8-8107. Should have at least a 2nd Qaas. QUALIFIED LEADS—Large Cbr- FLAT STONES for walls, petioS, foot, oars and locks, 836 earii. 8 ROOMS ...... 8168 and used furniture, china, glass, NICE.... 9-0G6i. Will gentleman tBjo called apartment. Apply T. Morrow, 36 MANCHESTER —Fine 6 room cabinets, ricccHent floor plan, please Call MI »OS98. equipped, excellent condition. C. Noble, MI 9-6058. CLERK-TYPIST, steady, small of­ Fringe benefits. Give complete reapondence School needs exper­ and house fronts. Comer Route 44 Con MI 9-8068. The "HONEYMOON" silver, picture tramaii and old Birch Street after 4:80 p.m. MI .... Home FLOOR SANDING and refiniahlng fice, light manufacture com­ BVee 860 G roceries ranch-tat country setting but con­ matchless cenatruoUon, snly What is • your ad. Bolfam Notch coins, (Xd dolls and guns, hobby 0-2286. RANOI—6 large rooms. Amesite venient to shopping and bus. Full 8-0476.. (qieclallzlng in older floors), pany RockvlUa area. Vl^e Box 1967 EVENRUDE outboard motor, 8 ROOMS...... 8809 ...; Yard for Childran 817,990. Hayes Agency, Ml FOUND—Tan and white Pekingese Mancheater Herald, Bex E. leads. Ebccellent commlsalons, lib­ Quarry. Tel. MI 9-0617 collections, attic (xgitenta or whide drive, full cellar, oil heat,., fully basement. Oil hot water heat. Tlclnlty Route 88 Sunday night. Honaehold Seryiees paiitting and paperhanging. Clean ’IT, Herald. 10 h.p., good eonditlon. Best of­ The "CHARM HOUSE" estates. Furniture Repair Service, COVENTRY—8 large rooms, fur­ .... S tr e e t. S-4S0S. workmanship. No Job too small. eral overwrite, bonus. Bbepand- stormed, fireplaces, 8 large bed­ Owners on move! 'Asking $14,900. Owner may claim by identifying 195^ CHEVROLETT convertible, Offered IS-A and toedmakeni, all able territory. Wide-open oppor­ LOAM SALE—Regular 814 stone fer. MI 44891. F ree 860 G roceries TMcottvlle, Omn. Tel. MI. 8-7449. nished, heat and hot water. 875 .... Price—$14,700. standard shift, radio, heater, as Jriin VerfalUe, MI 9-6760. free loam, now 812.60; also, fill, 8 ROOMS ...... 8894 rooms, $16,500 Owner-agent Ba- Madeline Smith, Realtor, MI MANCHESTER -6 room Cape, and paying for ad. PI 2.8560. KLEINSCMMIDT AGENCT form al angora, small marking on head, funds. f2000 requins only H4.60 ties, and well worth it. Impossible with built-in bo<^-shelvea, on hot DE CORMIER MOTOR St., exclusive Cheney Fabric Female 38 AND F ree 860 G roceriee Rooms Without Bohrd 5f For Rent <4 MI $-7639 water heat, many extras. Owner U to to n , t ■vicinity South Main St. Reward. aalearoom, in Manchester. MI per manth, including repayment to describe all of the many fed- SALES, INC. NURSE, Conn, licensed, relief eon- NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Disiaonte—Wstdic 9 ROOMS ...... 1079 tairea, but call, it will be a pleas­ P I 2-7527. raoraatton M I »-5685. 8-7832. Budget term s ariranged. Frank Bum 2464897 days, er valeecent home. R(x>m with tele- 810 DOWN D ELIVE RS PLEASANT room for gwitieman, CENTRAL LOCATION. store onckM 639-6668 evenings. LJGmf HOUSEWORK and clean­ PLUGSED SEWERS Jewelry 48 central location, free parking. MI space approxim ate 20'^40’ suit- ure to show it to you. T, J. vleiafi. References. TR 6-9121. Free storage until wanted. Free OW NER TR A N SFE R R E D —198 N . 812,900—6. room Cape near hof^l- REWBAVINO of buroa, moth holea, ing done by the hour. Coll after 8-6127 sMe for small business. MI 9-8394. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577 LOST—Man’s brown rim bifocals, JOSEPH SULLIVAN SAYS: SECOND HORTGAOES available. Bridgreport oparatori V a T C B a n d Jewelry repairing at Delivery in Connecticut Elm St. Beautiful 6 room Ranch, tal, SI. James Parish, aluminum M utim i H. appen repaired. Window Shades 6:80 p.m. MI 8-7026. ” Nadiliie Oleaiti Free set up by our own reliabla P A W safety passes. MI 9-8147. Oooaolidate your obUgstiaa# into MONEY FiCHt Christmas—The ds- reosemAMa prices, prompt serv­ ANDOVER—Large furnished room garage. Paric-llke aetting, fully ROCKVILLE—5-4 two-family. Very storms, oil heat. Bel Air Real Es­ s -o m . made to measure; an siaed Vene­ Lathe men SepUo Tanks, Dry Wefls, Sewer factory trained men ta te, M I 3-9332 tian blinda Keya made while you one monthly payment. We are in m and to r Avbn In Mancheeter WILL CARE for (dilld in my home ice,” 8' watchmakers. Manchester's for rent. C. H. Stiena, PI 3-7278, 346 NORTH MAIN—S tore. M I landaooped, quiet eetabliahed good condition. 3-car garage. % FOUND —• Puppy, Sheidierd, fe- The continued enthusiastic pravidea excellent, saming oppor­ Unes Ihstalled-Oelhw W a ter- Phone for appointment neighboriiood, near achoote and MANCHESTER—4 room Oblotoal wait. Tape Recordera for rent. a portion to loan any amount while mother works, Route 44A, oldest eetabliehed Jeweler, F E. Route 6, Andover. 9-5239. 9-6. acre good land. Central. Cterltcm MANCHESTER—^Tlie very beat for ' male, black and light tan wear­ public i^eception of our fabulous tunity to housewi^^. No exper­ proofing Dons. SAMUEL ALBERT Htfd. CH 7-0868 bua, aluminum combinationa, older home to good eondltkia. Marioar’a, 867 Main, MI 9-8821. on eamr terms. J. D. Realty, 4T9 0. attached garage, tree shaded Vacant.' TOngran Agency, Ml Do^f Warden, MI 8-8594. some beautiful trade-ins. They are There is still enough time tq have POSmON looking after invalid H you have no means of trans­ two with light hOusMceeping privi- 466 MAIN—Ideal for Offices or any wsU-to-wu carpet. Realistically MANCHESTER —8% room ranch . sure to idease fussy you and at the new plant under cenatruotiem McK in n e y b r o Ss portation, i;il send iny auto for yard with fireplace and tool shed, 8-6321 CoatiBctliig a wemderfu Chriatmae for your in Manchester. Job shop exper­ lady Or gentleman. Have hospital legae. Bath. MI 9-4778. commercial use. MI 9-8239, 9-8. priced. Owner, MI 9-8800. on a large tree shaded lot, quiet LOST— miniature jiinscherpinscher best of bank terms. 'BaOdlng— 14 family. Call BU 9-4922. you. No obligation. oil hot water heat, Rusco storms H e^ Wanted— Female 35 ience. Apply in person or phone and nursing experience and good S«w«rcig* Disposal Co. deadend street, full cellar, oil hot and screens, beautifully finished MANCHBBTBRr-4 room eepHid- ■^ursd^^dgbt, ■vicinity Pearl and HOME AND attic remodeling, references. Apply to Box RR, Garden— Farm— Dairy FURNISHED R(X)MS, complete SffALL STORE, heated, good lo- ROLLING PARK—6 room Cape, 4 water heat, fireplace, natural |Or appointm ent, M I 8-0963 o r lSO-182 Pearl St.—BD S4S08 A—I— B—E—R—T— S Ught housekeepingeping fatmoilities. Cen- cati(m, 1101 Main St., availabie flnlahed, excellent condition. heated rec room with fireplace, abla (tope, good location, near Foster Sts. Ewase call MI 8-7810. roofing, guttering and aiding. Ac- PILGRIM MILLB has ■permanent T R 6-2168. H erald. Products 56 woodwork, easily financed. Move shopping and aoboels, attacked ‘ full-Ums (mening for aaleelady. 48-46 ALLYN ST„ HARTFORD trolly located, luq, DorSCy, 14 D ec. 1, 1982. C all M I 84398. Drastically reduced tor quick dining room, good sised kitchen, THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS couatical ceiling, porch endoring, right in, $17,900. Robert Wolver­ living room with fireplace, 3 garage and patio, oil toad, flta- and aU klnda of carpentry. Work- Apply to Manager, Cheney Hall, APPLES—Gravenatein, Maclntoob, Open N ights'm 9 P. M. Arch St., Manchester. sale. Fireplace storms, new ton Agency, MI 9-3818, AnnonneenKto^ Cortlands, Greenings. Bunee kitchen, new furnace. Asking huge bedrooms (two twin sized), place, storms, raoroathm room. manriiip guaranteed. MI 0-0722. 177 Hartford Rd. Shaded lairiuoapad let witb THE MORLAND TOOL CO., Farm, 639 W. Center St., MI SEWING MACHINE-repoaseaied MANCHESTER—Attractive house­ CORNER STORE with 8 rooih 818,900. Tongran Agency, MI 818,000 ATTRACTIVE 6 room 1% baths plus lavatory off kitcdi- BAVE 75% on your dry clbwolng. 1961 Rambler 4-door Sedan keeping room, gentleman. Near apartment in rear. Coll MI 9-1828. extras. For oppommant aafl MI FALLOUf SHELTERS-AddlUona, PART-TIME - CLERK-TYPIST — accounts pay- 8-8U6. alant-»matic in blond cabinet to 84821. ranch, Manchester, cellar, ga­ an. Patio with awnings. Best lo­ Do it yourself. Lucky Lady Cato An Immaculate -one owner car. be sold at aubatantlal reduetiixi. aircraft Well heated. Washer and cation. $20,600. Robert Wolverton 9-0079. remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, , able office. Diversified dutiee. Ap­ INC. SMALL STORE near Main Street. rage, amesite drive, large trees, Cleaners, 11 Maple Street. Acroki Only $1,895 * GREEN MOUNTAIN potatOM, May be seen at Singer Sewing parking. 80 Garden St. MI 9-1936. landscaped, near bus. Clvlton W. Agency, Realtor, MI 9;2813. from Main St. First National recreation rooms. Roofing. Call COMPTOMETER ply Manchester Modes, Inc., Pine Four Bedroom Colonial Off street parking. Suitable for A GOCHD BUY-4 room CMoiU MI 9-4201. t St., Manchester. gcxxl eating baked or boiled. De­ Center, 832 Main Street o r idione Hutchins, Realtor, MI 9-5133. . Pyklng lot.______•» 214 W. Main St. RdidcvUlS livered to your door. Cali Hatha­ M I 8-8883. ROOM FOR lady or gentlem an barber shop, office, repair serv­ VERNON—8 rcKHn split, 8 bed­ Ctepa, AA Bona, haft aera land, We are pleased to offer for immediate sale a many extras tawluded. Owner 195*5’ Cadillac 4-dr. Hardtop way, MI 9-6488. quiet. Inquira a4 C9iarter Oak ices. Mariow's' Inc., 887 Main, MI BOLTON—6 room. Cape, S-car cin­ rooms. dining ro(Mn, boin-ins, rec CHRISTMAS CARDS—Finest qual­ A fully equipped luxury car — OPERATORS HIEASANT woman to live in with desirable 8-room American Colonial home lo ca ^ RUGS, NEVER used, 9x13 green, S t„ M I 8-8868, CH 6-4738, 94221. THANKSGIVING room with 'bar, laundry room', ga­ must sell. BeeW m anure, $5 and $10 Admiral, 886, Including stand. MI 8-6891. near bua, aasumas 4%%, $97a6 1957 Chevrolet 4-dr.'^ Hardtop plants at reasonable -prices. Pon- ed operators to work evenings. b£iths (one with stall shower), enclosed porch, 2- 814,600—8 room Cape Just off home, 1% baths, garage, located MAHOHBSTEat Bel Air V-8. Fully equ^^^. A Excellent wages and working Qxmdence experience. Qualified EXPERIENCEID carpenten want­ loada .Delivered. Excellent for 84046. WOMAN TO' ritara home with monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ticelli’s Greenhouse, 488 N. Main car gSrage plus all the extras that make for com­ shrubs, lawns, etc. MI 8-7804, MI mature woman, doventry-TolIand Main Bt. Wooded let.- ^ near the Green. A fine value at Persmalg rare car in top flight oondftiqn. conditiona. Would be required operator only. Permanent posi­ ed. John R. Wennergren Oo., MI $19,900. Ehrenlngs Ray Holcombe, 9-6182. St Open evenings and Sunday. tion. Phan# 389-3717. 9-8781, BEST OFFER—8-idece sectional line. TR 5-1019 after 4 p.m. OOLOMUL TYPE O nly $ 1 , ^ Residence next dotn:. to work 6 nights per weric. If 8-6808 after 6. plete home comfort. This custom built home is Houses For Rent 66 MI 4-1189. Warren E Howland, ELECTROLUX Salea and Servloe, you can work FOIJR hours per sofa, excellent condition; unusual 817,300-4pacioua 7 room Cape MAN(?HB8TER—7- room Colonial, Sm oi^ ROOM fw woiijM ^ or anc r o o m aingle, 8 bedroome, Realtor, MI 8-1108. bonded representative, Alfred night any time betwe«i 6 in top notch dopdition. Nicely landscaped lot 126 blcind etep-up taUe and matching with 1^ baths, full riled dor­ 2 flroplaces, 1% tile baths, attach, AmeU, 206 Henry St. Tel MI girl, Kitchen pnvilegef. laeu.lo- good location, refer^ces requir- 1957 Dodge 2 ^ . Hardtop Roofing— Siding 16 p.m, and 11 p.m., pleaM apply ~x 160 with additional land available if desired. Household Goods 51 coffee table with glass top. MI mer. Rural atmosj^ere with $10,900— Impossible to duplicate, ed garage, built-tala, patio, bar­ CAPE .... iMt water hast, Bv> 8-0460. 8-1996. , cati(m. Inquire 14G Garden Drive ed. Immediate occupancy. $150 city eAT rooms, kitchen, living room and and aewor. ' Go|q>ar p lu m b ^ . AatbmobOes -For Sale 4 Loaded and Immaculate. 968 MAIN STREET \ tric stove in excellent condition, 840. MI 9-8016. mother works, J1 p.m.-7:80 a.m., ler, P I 2-6519 betw een 5:30-6 p.m . Center St. 10 roonu, 2-car ga- GOOD 160. Can M I 0-8074. fiv e days a w eek. Ctell T R 5-8454 sage. See this, today. utility room, only $9,600. Robert One apartment vacant. EasUy 1968 PACKARD 400. Does not bum Only $596 ALL TYPES of roofs rqialrsd or Myou are unable to apply TAI/TJE . MI 9-6241 COVENTRY-Large 5 room, 8 Wolverton Agency, Realtor, MI financed. P rice $16,900. during' e day, call the Per- between noon end 8 p.m. or MI oil. Firestone nylon whitewall replaced, apeclallatng. to Banded SquiRB between 11:80 p.m. and 7 bedroom remch available immedi­ 9-2818. Ra n c h —6 roomo, Host M s , built-up and ahiiKlo roofing. aonnel Department at 380-1671 Read Herald Advs. tires. Body very good condition. 1956 Buick 4-dr. Hardtop a .m . ■ ately through June 1963, $100 Youngstown-' Uttoah with toiBt- $800. C all a fte r 7 p .m . M I 9-5110. CoughUn^ Roofing Co., Manches­ and arrangemante will be made Gingham And Calico monthly. Write to Box H,. Herald. JARVIS BRAE-BURN REALTY toa, 8 bedroonis, dialiig raoaa. Aril . Loaded and immaculate. ter, MI S-7707. for a personal mtarvlew in the LINDSAY W E IL HEIA'PBD room to r rent, baaement, eaiport, 88.4M an- 1960 PON TIAC VE N TU R A 2-door Only $796 evening. Appliqufl-Ringf private entrance,,shower ^^gentle­ SIX ROOM aingle. Immediate oc­ SAVE $S8 PER MONTH MI $-6278 sumea VA mortgage at 4R % . hardtop. Low mileage. Excellent M l 3 - 1 1 1 1 man only. Inquire IM Chestnut cupancy, near achool and bus, REALTY CO. . 817,900. PbUbriesriek Agenog, Ml conditicn. Many extras. Must ^ Roofing and Chtmacys 16-A 8 t. 8100 per month. Call after 5:80, seen, to be appreidated. M I 8-7896. 1958 Rambler Cross Counti^ M I 3.5891. W agon ROOFDfa—Speelallxlng rmalriag SHOWS WELL -SHOULD SELL REALTORS MLS AI^RAISERS Let ua show you this gorgeous 811,800—8 ROOM Capa, ’ RENAULT—1969, white, radio roedi of all klnda, new roals, gut­ •‘ 6 room nuuih wfth fireproofed I^ANC9fflB8TER— Largs 6 room V ery , ■very h ioe. One ow ner. W E M EAN Apartments-rFlata— FOR RENT—Six room furnished 298 East Center St. MI 8-4112 storms, awnings, shade traaa, toia, and heater, good, tires, A-1 con­ ter worit, chUnnaye cleaned, re­ IT’S CLEANI house with one car garage from basement garage, large aunny ranoh arlth attacdied garage, tile shopping; Caritto 17. ROtridns, Only $1,195 kitchen, plus many other dition, 1495. MI ■4-0156 after 5 paired Aluminum aiding. 80 ______Tenements . 63 Dec. 1st to June 1st. Green Manor M I 9-3619 M I l - l b n bath 8 fireplaces, fug basement, M I 9-5183 .extras, VA, no down: FHA, p.m . yeere’ experience. Free eaUmates.' M I 6-7847 oombinatito windows and doora, FIVE ROOMS, new 2-fainUy, first' . 8800 down. Tan m inutes to 1956 Rambler CtOM Country Cril Hawley. Ml 8-086t MI S4768. floor, $125 m onthly. A dults p re-1 *84060, M I excellent location, (tity - utilities, NEE3D CAR? Tour credit turned *10,900 Manchester Center. Call large lot. Charles Letooranca, ID’ Lntn Fw Salt 73 down? Short on d o^ payment? W agon SECRETARY .forred. Eve. MI 9-2582. ______9-7820. YouTi think It’s a 1969 It's that Radio-IV Repair Services !8 WYILYS STREET—estraoedtonnr Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t SE^EN ROOM apartment, 81 N. NOW VAGANT--New 7 room sih ROOKLEDGB—T room Ranoh, .4 despair! See Honest Dbugl.as. &i- n ice. gie, 3 bedrooms, built-in eleeme MANCHESTER —St. James Par­ ringle lot 240 foot trontaga. Ifl- quire about lowest do^wn small­ CXDNNIES TV and R a d io S erv ice. Local Concern has position S c h o ^ -A t :, near achoH, 195 reora old, large modsn Utriian. HAROLD A. HINCKS, 8-7444. Only $895 monthly. Call Glastonbury, appliances, excellent JCication,. iah. 4 bedroom CSiionlaJ, 3 fir e ­ est payments anywhere No small avaUable all hours. Satisfaction available for qualified per­ DuUt-tai oven and range, dtetawaah- places, canter hall, breeseway, 3- StS-7748. references, required, 8225 per or, fHqioaal, pantry, ate. Large R ealtor loan or finance company plan. guaranteed.. Call Ml 9-1816. son which often interesting month. CHI MI 84SM. ear garage, an olty utiliUea, ex- EXCELLENT view aeanls 1957 DeSoto 2-dr. Hardtop (fining room, den center entranoe acre building lots. Beautifm D ouglas M otors, 838 M ain. ■ . TELEVISION antennas and cotcr' and diversified duties. ROOTVILLE — 'Ih'nse. rooms with TR 6-6284 apllant locatito. Vacant. Charies This model known as the "Xd- MANCHESTER — 4 room siwle haO, naneled wall fitaplaea to liv­ L eqpefanee, M I 9r7620. tryaide. M lTl8l7. THUtfDERBIRD 1961 Hardtop, venturer”. A limited edition car. systems installed and repaired. Must be very good typist bath, automatic hot iltetor. park­ ing tm m with a beautiful view, 8 ing,' centrally located, linheated. house, 8115 m onthly, aduHs. (Stil white with red -leather interior, Serving Mancheeter and turround- and stenographer, and in­ MI 3-0642 after 6. todrooms, 8 baths, 2-car garage, SOC A ZON E lota wMhtai M ode W Qnly„$i,095 ing areas. M odem T V S erv ice. 406 860 m onthly. T R 5-4931, school City water, no sowar, terma full power, low m ileage, in excel- terested in long-term em­ plastered walls. aeUlng at bank ■ lent condition. Car must be seen. Center St., MI 8-3306. ■'COVENTRY LAKE-4 room single ^ipralsal, $29,900. Phllbriek Agen. 87 SANTINA d r i v e — Lovely 6 availab le. C leared, g ood tatee. T . ployment. Address letter n x ROOM duplex, plus garage ey , M l 9-8494. . . . room Colonial Cape, overitoe MANCHESTER J. Oockott, Realtor; MI 8-1877. 82,995. M I'9-1689 after 6 p.m. 1956 Plymonth 2-rs through­ Best offer. MI 8-0215. Only $595 MANCHE8TE1R Moving and Truck­ ed PI 14661. out, closets galore, knotty pine ing Company. Local and long dis­ ing: Eleotric refrigerator and gaa Vernon—6 room ranch off WARANOKE ROAd>-Two. dsoir- stove furnished. Call MI 9-7884 be­ HOME) SO TEMPTING cabinets, paneled fireplace wall, able building lots, ttoehiolva. 1956 FO RD P 260, % ton pickup, These and many more fine ears at tance ploying, packing and Otar­ (n>en stairway,' piaatered, base­ Vernon Street, $16,900. 4-epeed transmission, 8 foot box. is . Regular service throughout tween 5-7. I 6 8 Arthur A. Watan RaaH|r> Wanted To Rent board hot water heat, domestic 639-8168. Call GArfield 9-5660. New Blngland states * ' and - — Florida. TH R E E BEDROOM apartm ent In ....you'll want to move right hot water, one-half acre lot with M l S -«M . SERVICE WIDOW WOULD Hke three to five Oovantry—4 room raneh, aar- DE CORMIER MOTOR H artford, o ft Wethersfield, Ave­ to. Lovely 6 room GAPE COD, trtos and split rail fence. Dead^ AA ZONE LOTB, Porter St. araa. IM M ACU LATE—1967 L tocoln I ^ - rooms in good location, single port, aluminum aidbig, laiga nue. Call MI 8-9298 after 8. featuriig: Mving room, bright end atreet. 80-day occupancy. lot, *10,800. -city water and.sawer. Jhana MI miere hardtop, new engine, snow SALES, INC- THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. representative twp tenement. Write to. Box R, and cheery family size kitch­ tires, full power. Very reasonable. Moving, packing, etbrage, local Principals (mly. Call owner MI 8-6278. Herald. - « en, 2 bedr(x>ms and -bath on 8-0830. M I 9-6867. "Manchester’s Own RamUer and toi^ distance. Agents for Girl \ over 31 as seivice repre- aentative to provide counsel Buy Belfiore ADAMS STREHlT—8 room eold firit. Two bedrooms on second. Buying or selling, see ua for D e a le r" Lyons I w Lines, Inc., world-wide A Best ------By flat, second floor. MI 3-7741. 10x30 pine paneled )>reezeway TWO-FAMILY—$16,900. ExceUent your best dea l. Ctell Wmntcd—Rt«l Bfitatn 77 F O R D 1954 hot rod w ith new 1967 movers. Free estimates. MI 8-6187. and advise our policy holders S(Hne weeks ago we pictured a home with the-above caption Houses For Sale . 72 by phone and to person with­ attached to 18x32 garage. Only condition. 3-car garage, 87x150 etandard T-Bird engine, new bat­ and it acid in a matter jof days. The caption didn't sell it—^ths WUB SOMB(}NB to haadii yaut tery, 4 barrel carburetor, floor 2^6 Brood St. Manchester MANCHESTER Package OeUvety. in our established office. VERNON—Nice 6 room ranch, i...$18,500. Cali Mrs. Hunterr lot. Beechler-Smlth, Realtora, MI fact that it was as clean aa we advertised it to be did, though. FOUR ROOMS, West Side, aU'im­ MI 9-6806: MI 9-8695, TR 9-8962, MI 84969. CHAMBERS REALTY real aotate? OaU aaa at Ml 94M sh ift, M agastaric ignition. 1957 Light trucking and paricage driiv What we’re driving at is that we don't use catchword phiaMS provements. Box JJ, Herald. atorm a, firep la ce, 2:|car g arage I . » M I 8-4166 ‘ng below c 6-99U. tee proapt and < Plymouth h ubc^, radio, heater, t r y . Refrigeratora. waonks and Cor thrir sake alone—any BEST BUY ia honestly described. MANCHHIBTER—Ranch bom* at Auotln Ghambass MI 9-8906 Jooaph Borih. Urf monng neclalty. Foldt FULL TRAINING M I 34831. r seat belts, MI 9-0644. 0 0 This immaculate ranch is nicely aituated.cn a ipilet residential •EVEN ROOMS, centrally located cy. 6 rooms right in town but to a ahairi for rent, w 9-07U. PROVIDED 3 - N at 78 CbeatnUt St., Mancheater. WANTED—Real Batata. fiaBtog e l '1966 RAMBLER, stick shift, excel­ street without too much traffic. An attractive rear yard with a MANCHESTER GREEN — Over­ quiet desidend stroet, huge 'treed It's faaclnaiting to applique this Calte2894281 between 44 p.m. BARROWS A WALLACJE lot', full cellar with level entrance, buying Raoidantia], ouaunarelal lent. ctstdltion. Phone MI i8-984l 1966 FO RD , 812 cu. in stick , 8900. Outgoing peraonailw, initia­ rail fence gives it a comfy-eoay exterior atmoaphere. Adequate . sized expandable Cape. 4 large shade and shrubbery add.a pleasant touch. Doriing atuffed dog and eat that Double Wedding-Ring deaign to 16 E. Center St., Mancheater* oil hot water heat, aluminum or Inouatrial real eotato. Ototaet after 6tk0 p.m. C all M l 8-8790 w eekdays a fter 8. Printing— Papering 21 tive and enthusiasm'neceasaiy, F IV E BOOM tenement, 98 Spruce rooms on % acre lot, '2 fireplaces, Realtor, Stanley Bray. Ml S-6ST8| a re J*tet righ t- fo r little hands to block's, and easy to set the blocks ' dishwasher. Beechler - Smith, storms and screens, 8 bedtwms, aome typing, speed Dot easen- Inside are aeveral custom touches cot usually found in a mod­ together for an eye-catching quilt! St. Inquiro 96 Foster St, or p'hone MANCHESTER-Btoutiful 6 room Brae-Burn Realty. 1968 RAMBLER W^on. body 1964 R A M B LE R , g ood con dition , PAnmcNO AND ,. poperhanglng. tial, college or business exper­ 100 HOMESTEAD SniEET, hold. Bach; is 12 inches high; has R ealtors M I 9-8952, M I 8-6969. •'MI 6-5806’ living room and convenient kitch­ erately priced him. Parquet oak paneling around a Roman brick JPattem No. H43-N haa pattern M I 3-7340. en, 815,800. Robert Wolverton custom built’ split level on - high rough, mechanically good,’ 8160, ■ radio, heater, four new tires, 8200. Good clean woritman^p at rea- ience required. For a{qx>intr fireplace la a goeranee, MI cy. Priced below r^acament OelHngs. Bloora. FuUy Insured To sum lip, ws think this is an excellent valua How rixmk . lOAS, JfBW YORK 86, N. T. N . T . ^Icnlal home 8o. OovehtxT. Cabt- R ea ltto, M I 8-1106. Write Box M,-Herald 1968- PLYMOUTH. 44oor, 32,000 wwfessnehin, . For lat-eiaaa mailing add IQc for neted kitchen, storm^ ■windows, 84969. 9-7630. cOst. Phone MI 3-6373, Brae-Burn Cril, ws’U open it up for you anytime you say. v y o u ? , / ' For lat-claas mailing add 10c for Realt:^. rcasn ccariiiisss. ^ "Airtxr Drivug f - A raSetier, Ml 9-0836' U no answer, each pattern. Print Napie, Address each pattern. Print Name, Address acreens, Venetian blinda, fireplace, SO. WINDSOR—Make offer on at- USTINGS WANTED—RMidentlai. S-U06 between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. \ ooa M1S4048. oil hot w ater h eat, $85. Adults tractive'8 room ranch taken In PO R TE R S t —Large colonial home, MANCTHESTER ’—Six room Cape, with wne. Style No. and Sire. with Zone and Pattern Number. fireplace, open atairway. -tile CAPE—6 rooms, 1% baths, near commercial, industrial in SouUl PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. Send SOc for the new, big-sise preferred. Electric range andinui trade by builder. Immediate oc- 6 todrooms, >% batha, 2-car ga- M66 VOLKSWAGEN. ^eimeUent m e mtUAM E. BELHORE MENCV The Fall and Winter '62 issue of - y i ^ bath, elty utilities, axcellent .och- lUing Junior High; also excellent V^daor, Manchestar, Ventoh. Agee 16 to 60. Driving and'riaae PAOrnNO And wallpaparing, waU< T. J. CROCKETTg Realtor ’«3 Album EUed with lovely da- irefirKerator avallaUe extra. 15 eupancy. Valued 818,400.'Otean cnortlttoo, new paint Job, battery, REALTORS ' Basic Fashion, our exciting pattern dttito Ramiliing Ohaalaa Laa- 8 b y y n OBk|^ a room. Three inatruotore. No wait­ paper rakiovad. Wri^kper books MAID WANTED fuU or pait-time. M l | p i 5 7 7 aadto beater, with abow tiree. ing. Mencbeeter nriekig Aaada- NVMit. OriUage. RiqulM OanMotieut Motel, 4M 401 MAIN SpntEBT— MI t -S in ' to Jsot 60% Band -mp. nSKMS. fikttomKM Ma itoM arito PA6B TWENTT-FOUB

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Main Street )L. LXXX0, NO. 42 (TEN PAGES— TV SECTTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1962 Manchester Mi 3-4123 Indians Yield Adenauer, JFK PARK FREE Rapport Grew FBI Nabs 3 Cubans rear of store To Red Push D uring V isit WASHINGT^ (AP) — Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s B y HENBT S. BBAD8HBB ^mortar fii^. visit with President Kennedy NEW DELHI, Inxiia (AP) Informed sources sald lndia was had one positive result: It es* 109th ANNIVERSARY rushing troops up* the Brahmapu­ tablished a considerably closer Plot — The Communist ' Chinese ainst tra River Valley of Assam State. pressed their counterattack understanding between the kIH: Indian commanders braced for 2 PAN TS around key defense outposts possible Chinese imsaults on two two leaders than their two at Walong, forcing outnum­ other ciiUciU points. earlier meetings did in 1961. Perhaps most vulnerable of the This greater rapport, stressed bered Indian troops to yidd two points la Cbushul airfield, by close and high ranking observ­ Arms Cache WORSTED SUITS some ground, the Defense nearly three miles high in the ers, almost bridged the difference Ministiy reported today. mountains of LAdsdeh at the west­ in their personalities. Nobody de­ Indian reinforcements were ern end of the disputed border. nies that such differences exist, regularly 69.50 flown Into the northeast hatUe Chushul is the key to the Indian and they are serious. Seized in v e a on cOmmiuideered clvlUEm effort to hold a defense line in Many Germans and Americans v l airliners, Informed sources said. that region where 2,600 square concerned with foreign lUfairs OUTSTANDING A UE “ Our troops are offering stout mUes of territory have been. lost have been impressed with what resistance but hEid to yield sifter since the Chinese offensive began they see as a ctumge in Ameri­ New York IN MEN'S FINE CLOTHING successive attacks by the enemy,” Oct. 20. can-German relations since the stUd a Defense Ministry spokes­ The other crlUcal point is some, Kennedy administration came in. • hand tailored details for comfort and appearmice man. “ Fierce ^ h tin g is still go­ 2,000 miles to the ea^ around the ^ Adenauer’s relations with former NEW YORK (AP)—FBI ing on, accordfiig to tl\e last re­ Etuddhist monastery town- of To- President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s agents announced today the • new fine worsted patterns port here, on Saturday morning.” wang in Indlal's northeimt fron­ government, especially with John arrest of three persons in Foster Dulles, the late secretary ThS Wsdong positions are con- tier district. The Indian defenses what was termed a pro-Castro e sharkskin, herringbone, cords, sidered-highiy important by Indi­ are based on 13,766-foot Se P euuj, of state, were deep and close. However, President Kennedy’s Cuban sabotage conspiracy broken pencil stripes, reverse twists an commEmders because a Chi­ a dosen miles southeast of To- nese breakthrough there could wang. advent brought a change. .’There against the United States. A mean a Red advsmce into India’s * Any large-scale batUe there was distinctly less sympathy lor cache of weapons and explo­ e natural shoulder and conventional 8 button models Adenauer and his country among Asseim State. might determine whether the Chi­ sives was said to have b ^ n The spokesmEm ssUd Indisui forc­ highly placeo people In Washing­ e fabrics from America’s finest mills nese would carry the border war es repidsed four Chinese attacks into a fuU-dress invasion of the ton. seized simultaneously. around Jang, about 800 miles west Now Adenauer’s own relations ' One of those arrested was Iden­ • navy, olive, charcoal, brown, black, reg., long, short. 87 to 46 thickly settled plains of Asstmi be­ of Wsdong. low the mountains. with Kennedy seem to be chsmg- tified as a member of the Cuban LAST By Chinese account, Indiim ing for the better, and with the mission to the United Nations. Jang is nesu* Towimg, smother Two other members of the mission stratB^c defense point, it lies be­ forces already have launched an| change came a change In the attack in the Towang area. { chancellor’s own mood. were named as conspirators but low .the Indian defense line of the the FBI saio they were not ar­ U,756-foot Se Pass. A Chinese broadcast mentioned ’Those who watched the chtm- fighting there as well as in the; cellor closely on his visits " to rested because of diplomatic im­ The Defense Ministry spokes­ munity. A LL W OOL man said the Chinese attacked at Walong region 800 miles to th e' Washington have noted this—es­ DAY pecially the clear difference be­ FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, east, where the Indians said Frl- Wtdong in. numbers considerably announcing the action from Wash­ superior to ours after Red artil­ tween his attitude of last year and FLANNEL ington named those arrested as: lery Isid down artillery and heavy (Oontlnned on Page" Two) dlct amyone who helped incite the FBI in New York City Friday al­ pear as a diplomat whose fea­ Peace Officerc Lafayette County grand jury, riot—including President Kennedy He Didn’t Rob tures would never betray what leges that they delivered incendi­ and his brother, Atty. Gen. Ro)v blaming federal marshals for ho. thinks. ary devices euid other explosive “ agitating and provoking vio­ ert F. Kennedy. However, O’Barr Knew Face of materials to Jose Garcia. ill said that “ neither the President ' Observers said that the change lence” during desegregation riot­ Brooklyn Bank in Adenauer's mood was all the Hoover said Roberto Santieste- 4.79 nor the attorney general was U,S, Feels Russians ing at the University of Mississlp- more significmit because this ban, had a fully loaded Mauser named.” ___ i, has htmded down two secret time the phancellor pbvlously H arlis M iller snsUautoiaatic ptatol on bis per­ black 29.90 £idiotments. In a related development, the NEW YORK (AP)—Bobby son when he was grrested. Justice Department in Washing­ coUld not forgot, his sorlous trou­ No names were relesused by" the R. ,Wil(ibxs6i), 88, has pleaded bles at home, which did not exist He vlolenUyresisted surest,and grand jury u it acted Friday aft­ ton .announced it hoped to flle pa­ SOPERTON, Ga. (A P ) — “ I Man Anti-Aircraft it WEIS necessary for agents to dark brgwn e Imported wools iniiocent to murder and bank during bis last visit a year ago. er studying for a week the Sept. pers in the criminal contempt ■potted him lying in the back of robbery charges stemming The siuhe -observers e x p lw tae subdue him. He addlUonally had e checks, plaids, tweeds BO ..riot ,tb*t ftaifiw sdtoe ..arrival i^ e s against Gov. Ross Biumett the track and . I. kn<»^ secret explosive fiHTnulEis. in his bankers gray and Lt. Gov. Fmil B. Johnson JT." what thc-FBiTsaM was a greater ^TlTOUf" of JEunee H. Meredltb-a Negro, •from By FBEOi C. HOnnilAN 'i^iridlcate there had been toiy' W-"" -possession which he tried to swal­ shortly after Thanksgiving. Kennedy and his guest .byTtns at once,” Sheriff Joe C. Mullls e split shoulder, center en the Ola Miss cEunpus. series of lawless exploits that quick agreement they reached at WASHINGTON (A P )—U.S. off! cldents BYiday. low at the time of apprehensian, loden green However, it Isushed out at Chief The Bth U.S. Circuit. Court of ■aid as he described the capture Hoover said. These were re­ vent, slash pockets ranked him with John Dillin- the outset of their first meeting of a handymEm wsmted in the cials indicated today they feel The main threat to high level U.S. MarshEd James P. MeShane Appeals at New Orleans directed there are few teeth hi Fidel Cas­ reconnaissance planes would covered by the FBI. i‘!. the Justice OepEirtmeht on Thurs­ ger. on Wednesday. The agreement slaying of a Connecticut socialite /FAMOUS camel for his order to fire tear gas at tro’s threat to shoot down Amer­ come from about 22 batteries of GoiAez and his wife, assigned • blue, brown, gray, blade day to bring the crimlnEil con­ Wllcoxson entered the plea FYl was ta'JMttpone any reassessment and the abduction-rape of her 14- demonstrators that night. of tlte-Werlin issue—and, in fact, ican reconnaissance plEUies flying the latest model Soviet ontlEdr- to the CubEin U.N. mission ^ c e “ We find that this illegal > action tempt charges. Both Bsunett and day in federal court before Judge year-old daughter. red e 8 6 to 4 6 Walter Bruchhausen less than a of Euiy other headache—until the ” I hadn't seen him for four or over Cuba. ersUt missiles arrayed in Cuba. *A\ARVELLA" on the part of MeShane set off Johnson have already been found The msdn reason: a conviction U.S. authorities say they have (Continued da Rage Three) guilty of civil contempt by the day sifter he. was brought here chapter of Cuba can be Closed. five years but" I don’t forget the tra^c violence which fol­ here that Russians man all anti­ every reason to believe Russian navy e regular, long shmrt court for their parts in blocking following his captare in Baltimore, By the Eigreement to do virtual­ faces,” the sheriff sedd. "H e lowed,” the grand jury report ly nothing, inevitable controver- aircraft missile batteries in Cuba rocketeers are manning the bat­ ■aid. Meredith’s admission to Ole Miss, Md. didn’t give any trouble and the mint Because Wilcoocson’s attorney iries were avoided. This, observ­ woman with him just stood there and that they are not subject to teries. PEARLS Sheriff Joe Ford of Lafayette but no penalties have been im­ Castro’s orders. Another is that Andenum’s U2 is believed to liUri: said he would be tied up with ers believe, p ieced Adenauer beside the car with the Coiinectl- County was directed to arrest the posed. swift jet fighters are within call have been downed by one of these :::: Criminal contempt is designed other cases. Judge Bruchhausen more thsm Kennedy. cut tag.” ■' Bulletins two persons and have them in The same observers object to should Euiy U.S. reconnaissance Soviet "guideline” missiles. the next session of court, sched­ to punish persot^ for past defi- put off trial' until March 4. The The sheriff hnd agents of th r defendant will be trieil for the csJling the visit untimely. It is Federal EUid Georgia Bureaus of plEUie run into trouble from Cu­ There is a threat from an es­ C!ulled from A P Wirea uled for . March 2, 1968. .EUice of court orders, while civil ban MIGs, timated 100 Soviet-built MIG jet proportioned sizes contempt proceedings are intend­ machiiie-gun murder of a bank true, they concede, the visit was Investigation sidd HeltIIs Miller, TONIGHT AND SATURDAY The names of the Indicted per­ ihade under entirely different cir- The United Statia suspended^ fighters in Cuba -- particularly 1.59 sons will not be released until ed to bring about future compli­ guard in Brooklyn last Dec. 15. a tall, 31-year-oId N ^ o handy­ high altitude U2 reconnaissance' from about 87 of the latest model short 8 to J6 ance. cumstwees than existed when it man, and his common-law wife, HITS WHEAT SALE they are Eurested, under Missis­ was planned, but still it was im­ flights over Cuba for about 10 sippi law. Both are from outside Kdwln Guthman, Justice De­ (Continued on Page Three) Rosailie Miller, 24, surrendered CANBERRA, Australis (AP)— portant, for the two leaders to get Immediately. days sJter Maj. Rudolf Anderson (Oonttamed on Page Three) U.S. Secretary of Comiqeroe Ln- average 10 to 18 ONLY! Mississippi, according to Circuit partment attorneys smd the Jr. was shot down Oct. 27 at the 2i»3.00 court would decide whether a together in a period that Kennedy The scene was the back yard tber H. Hodges chided Australia Judge Walter M. O’Barr. described as w “ important turn­ height of the crisis. ’Therefore, the names could be jury or judges will hear the con­ today for selling wheat to Bed tall 12 to 18 ing point” in Eost^Wbst relations. (Oentinued on Page Three) In the interim, the burden of China. Discussing the Ini pact o( e 1 to 8 atrands released when the Judge signs pa­ tempt charges. Haiti Charges When Adenauer was invited. aerisd surveillance was borne by ii!:: At the same news conference, 2 Gunmen Die toe Eiut^iean Common Market pers' to extradite them to Mlssis- President Kennedy’s administra­ fast recimnaissance. planes that street floor Guthmra distributed a statement on world trade, Hodges told a a graduated and ■ippl. O’Barr said Diet. Atty. Jes­ tion was predicting a major East- swept in at low levels and took from Atty. Gen. Kennedy, in Barred Qerics news conference Australia’a ae- uniform styles ili j se Ysmey Jr. would prepiu:e the West crisis over Berlin. The.' Cu­ their pictures before there epuld In Flight from sportswear extradition papers. which he stdd: “ I said ^ r t l y Court Stops tion In selltog wbdst to the Chi­ Ulili i !“!: ban crisis CEuhe instead, Euid Ad­ be any counter acUwi. nese was “ rather a scldso- e chokers, earrings O’Barr, a native of Mississippi, enauer’s trip.had to be postponed Informants said U.S. planes are phrenio appitMch.’ ’ Australian had charged the grand jury to in- (Oontinned on Page Five) Fought Voodoo and bracelets for a week. Sale of Stamps, back to flying both low. level and 3 4 c Robbery offlctals have said wheiu ^ w - The Berlin crisis did not ma­ high altitude reconaaissance mis­ ers sold Urge quantities to Red . ■ ON ENTIRE STOCK O F FAMOUS BRAND sions. SANTO DOMINGO, DominicEUi terialize, Euid Wuhlngton officials NEW YORK (AP)—Two ™ - China when t li^ found they Republic . (A P )—The Negro Re. believe that there will be none OMtro warned Thursday in a men were killed Emd a third eould not dispose of surpInMa But Too Late letter to Acting U.N. Secretary- : tt public of Hedti, in a renewal of for some time. They thihk the wounded critically Friday in eui elsewhere. General U Thant tlmt w y U.S. t n feud with the CSiurch, accused U.S. stand on Oiba made the attempt to shoot it out with • Suits • Topcoats • Sport Coats plane flying over Cuba would do 1 a.Rohian Catholic bishop Friday RussiEuis think twice. WASHINGTON (AP)—A wrath detectives on a crowded MEUihat- VOTTNO VIOLENT of crusading against voodoo and fill philatelist has struck back at so “ at the risk of being de­ tan street stiter a 34-cent robbery. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — i the Post Office Department—but stroyed.” ordered him and three priests de (Continued on Page Three) One detective weui wounded iii More tiiEin 6,000 ballots' have The United States retorted that • MICHAELS STERN ported. •' to late to stop it from ’ sell­ the running gun battle apd a pe- been cast eU Natlonid Lgbor Re­ The HEUtiim government eUso ing 820,000 intentioiudly Imperfect the flights would continue with all liiil f destrlEui weis nicked bw a stray lations Board polling places in za charged that the 60-year-old stamps. protecBon necessary. bullet when"'the trio WEiatiorniered four states at toe halfway point .4~ • CRICKETEER The Post Office had been im- Defense officisds said that as of * ^ 1#' *» French-bom bishop, the Most Rev. in the robberty attempt. * to a bitterly contested Ttaunn Paul Robert, had conducted a def­ loading the special misprints of Thursday night no U.S. pilot had sters election. Two inddents at amation campaign against strong­ News Tidbits the Dag Hammarskjold memorial reported being fired upon since The gun battle erupted whm • J & F ’ the robbers tried to escape with violence have marred the votings n!:! man President Frahcols Duvalier from the AP Wires stamps for four hours' Friday Anderson was downed. More than AOOO members ot in 1967, when Duvalier w<»i re- when the-Third U.S. Circuit Court No information was avEiUable to 34 cents to nickels, dimta Euid- llll pennies and virtually nonnegotl- -tour locals In ftmnsylvanla^New •V-LINE election to a secoiid term. The of Appeals ordered it to stop. able checks totaling $64,593. The Jersey, Maryland and Detaware, bishop was called “ an enemy of The court order wem- obtained Walter Reutber, president ,.of checks, were payable to FrEutklto are voting whether, to keep toe the government.” in. Newark, .N.J., by Leonard il:l United Auto Woricers,.. inspects Simon, a depsirtment, store chain. Teamsters sM their borgiUning The voodoo charges dated back plants of two of Japan’s biggest ShermEm of Irvington, N.J.', hold­ Bugs to Delay agent, or go' over to toe Voice of er of a 60-stamp peine of the ori- Detectives hsid tEiiled the rob­ • 54" to 60" W O O LE N S to 1941. vehicle makers, Nissan and Isuzu, bers since February sind had Teamsters, Which seeks to.aSlli- ; Bishop Robert and' the priests during 10-day visit to Japan . . . ginal accidental misprints that he ate with the AFtrCIO . valued a t $600,000. Gemini Flight observed them eui they studied the wefe to , fly to New YorlT today South Korea’s ruling military movements of a bEuik messenger via Miami, Fla. The bishop was junta sets Dec. 17 'as date for ref­ The post office suspended sale AIDE SUMMONED but announced that the Justice for the generEQ offices of the firm. r6g. 2.99 to 3.99 yd. 1.77 y«!i BOXED to 'go on to Rome to r e p ^ to erendum on its proposed in s titu ­ LOS ANGELES (AP)—The first Dead in the streets alter the LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo Department has asked U.S. Atty. the tion, strong man Gen. C im g Hoe two'-mw U.S. space flight has battle were Kenneth CavEui- (A P ) — Bdmnnd Onllion, U £. David M. Satz Jr. of Newark to The priests, also' French-bom, Park says. ^ augh, 33:, and Albert Taylor, 48, ambassador to Leopoldville, has petition the entire ^ Ir d Circuit been delayed at least three w'ere identified only as Robin, National' Ascodation o f Magis­ Iwth of Queens. been summoned orgentiy to George Martin and Sallus. Court in Philadelphia Monday tO months and most likely will not Washington for State Depart­ • TABLE OF BETTER FABRICS trates in Rome, Italy, calls o tt Their compEUiion, Patrick Hus­ CHRISTA\AS The expulsions brought to 12 the strike scheduled for" Nov. 38-30 dissolve the' order. be made before 1964. ment talks, an omhassy aonree ton, 35, also of Queens, weis hos- num; -. of Catholic clergymen or­ because Justice Ministry sgrees to If successful, the post office ”Wc might even have further said today. Also taking part In dered out of Haiti in the last two presumably Will . resume selling pitEilized to critical condition with toe parley will be George Mc­ consider salary increues . . . More slipa” a ' U.S. space agmicy of­ seven bullet wounds in his back, years by Duvalier. the misprints. It hopes that by Ghee, undersectary of stoto for. reg. 99c.tb-L49L ------7 8 ® - y ‘ i- than 60 prominent Americans, in­ ficial said Friday at the American arm, legs and abdomen. - The president of the FYench- flooding the market with deliber­ poUtioid affairs who vMtod The CARDS BHIr cluding President's adviser on Rocket Society convention. Detective Jeremiah J. Howard, ■ Berlin, retired Gen. Lucius D. ate mistakes it will keep the ori­ Robert R. Gilruth, director of Congo uwt month and dtoenssed ginal. misprints from- becoming 28, was reported to critical condi­ the Congolese problem with Eta- . (Coatinned on Page Three) Clay, fomer Secretary of State the agency’s Manned Space Craft tion with one bullet wound to Ws ChrisUan A. Herter and former Uttle goldmines for collectors. ropean statesmen this week. • BETTER DRESS & SPORT FABRICS iiiili CentfiT at Houston", Tex., said the abdomen. iiiiii reg. 2.00 ambassador to Germany, James delay was not due to a shortage The bEmk messenger, Herman B. Ctonant, fly Into West Berlin of fund's for the two-man Gemini RULE ATTACKED for forum on American-Oermsn Leyine, 50, wae shoved back by NEW YORK (A P ) — A Stoto Tipster Leads astronaut program. It just’ takes the gunmen. Eis he stEUted to step Department official says a new relsttons. Futile Search time “ to do this very complicated off an elevator. They slapped reg. 89e to 1.49 yd. 6 8 ® y « * ‘ rule, which drew the Ire of many iliiy Soldiers batUe rolling surf and job,” he said./" him, pushejd Iton to the floor and l i - in Washington’s press corps, w ill' 4HiJ' To Stolen Art tricky currents to unload big In other convention, develop-' hEindcuffed his hands behind his be withdrawn If 'depMtment FOR GIVING iilli!- Army tanks on desolate Hutchin­ Pursued at Sea ments, Air Force Secretary Eu­ back. son Island as first, war gam es members feel It tohlhlts them. • DRIP-DRY COTTON PRINTS i!!ii PARIS (A P )—All but one o f 56 gene M.'* Zuckert aimounced the Levine said . one robber kicked staged slnoe Oubaa crisis press The rule, recently put fit effect, FOR THE HOLIDAYS valuable paintings stolen 16 HAMILTON, Bermuda (A P ) — start of a biUlon-doUar program him Eus tjiay left the elevator, but ..OR LIVING! forward on Florida’s east coast... requires any State Department Jill!!! months ago from im unguaurded Ships and planes off Bermuda under which the Titan in super he mEUiEiged to pull a wire setting UiHi Duluth, Minn., cltlzene and of­ rocket wUl br developed, and Dr. off a smoke bomb to the bank official who gives sn totorvlew LADIES'" STRETCH h:::l museum in a Riviera resort have pressed an apparently hopeless to report to the department’s been recovered. ficialdom marshal forces to save search today for 18 seamen from Hugh L. Dryden, deputy adminis­ deposit bag. Th e robbers fled out­ reg. 89c 58^ Fancy Party Cookies Mr. Magoo, pet mongooee at city trator of the space agency, said side the building to a billowing public affairs dlvisioa toe name . Police, acting on an anonymous the abandoned and still burning of the Interviewing c newsman, ' » ./ ■ tip to Cultural Minister Andre zoo, from death sentence passed freighter Captain George. construction of huge orbiting gieen smoke cloud. PIGSKIN him by Fish and Wildlife Service space stations, may be the na­ Ten stEUced-out detectives inter­ his orgsmization, the sohject mat- hhilraux, found the paintings, Fri­ Winds of fifty / miles an hour tef dlscussird aiid toe date. 2-LB. ASSORTED BOX day in a dilapidated, abwdoned because his presence in United whipped flames/ on the explosive- tion’s next large manned space cepted thbm as they attempted • PINWALE CORDUROY States is outlawed by 1909 law. prtaect. “ to drive off to a car. bam in 'VUUers-Salht-Georges, lade" freighter — a floating >pow- BfARlNER t REPORT neEU* Psuls. Italy’s Senate approves natlon- derkeg more than 800 miles north- Clilruth declined to specify what .A panel. truck with two detec­ GLOVES r a g . l . t ^ technical problenu have delayed tives blocked their way smd four WASmNOTON (AP) — Tbs r i! The ctalectlon, including woiks Izatloa of eleotrlo power . . . Geza SEUft. of Bennuda. toUowing report oa toe progress & by such famous modem BYench Buzaa, 12-year-old Hungarian boy Another search was going for­ the Gemini program. But be aMd squad cars pulled to behind Emd ■35^ b ^ d e them. The cornered trio of Blariner 2 waa r eleaseil today 8 7 ® y < i - • ovenfreshi.' artists as Dufy and Matisse, la who waa separated frdm his par­ ward for the 66-foot schooner the first launching Of an im- maimed . (leminl - capsule “ has leaped out and opened fire, police by toe Natleaal Aereaantios aad ' about: B1.6 miUlcn. ents idx years ago ^ during Hun- Windfall with five men aboard. Space Administratlaa. Maitaer I, - • 8 dalioipur sUpped from the third quarter to SEtid, Two Piemres imBn^ AprSi The WindfEill was unaccounted launched Aug. 37, la expected to variatias in . ' the , fourth quarter of 1963.” In the middle of the gun bat­ reg. 3.O0 m s alrvlenv of skaters and theiir iduulowB on the, ice of a shatiqff closed that two or three paintings Wild Airport in New YorK^tftiaf W t'-s in e a - Mystic, Cohn... pass within SO.tot mllea at Ven­ • MILLHCEN "ABBEY" FLANNEL Sunday in a frieiydly race with the ‘"niere is vlrhlally n o' possibll* tle, Thomas Lesiby, 69, of 2.39 on# dasign to a box "aaeh were damaged slightly. An Aquar­ his father, Frank, who lives in b ji rink in New York's Central Park haa the unusual m eet of provid­ us Dee. 14. Blartoer at V >. hii -i 66-foot schooner Curlew. They of a maimed flight before hattan, stepped out of a diner CEUr- • one size fits alU ing two pictures jpM one expomu'e. First look at tta held hot!-. elle by Dunoyer de Segonsac waa Philadelphia. rytog' a container of taa. “ My hat RST today: Dtstaace fteas agrtb assortmant • / aontally wMb the oapUaii on the left; then give it a quarter turn, missing. Dulles IntamaUonal Airoort will were headed for St. Thomas, Vir­ 1964,” he said. — 1 8 ^8 7 gin Islands. The Curlew foundered CMIruth earns hsrs to saaslva flew off all of a sudden,’’ said •.»Lt(ipA 1 .6 7 yA • oat meal or l i aardt aad aavalopas holding tt with the oaption oh the bottom. PiotHpe wiss mMle The patnWngs bad been rwnovsd be fomudly dedloated by President Ki^niiedy arid formH* Preeldsot V i-1 LMhff- Bi> >Mad bad basn ■reass4 oork ebados Bum a hifleo|)ter fay Nesv York Tktbwna ] hr • S tra r fauUst itraal: flaai. a - Roeenbeeg. (A P Fbotafax). SB r a m ■snbonrsr in Washington today w • « 1 r a m n**>, i A i ■ ^ ■■ ■ '■ - •N.'