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-" ■ - ‘ ■':T^7-'T-7: * s '/■ ". -'-v-; ' - ' " ^■ - ■'' '^’ ■ /** ■■ . S;^ HtSDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. rr ~- J ■■y‘-‘- - -- ’?■ ■ • - ' . ^ t ,■ r *■- *6(ft I f ' : Ilfci - John’*-’'Polish National r l olW T l ..'^itholic-Church will have its *"TS5Si§*i2M annual, hasaar on Frtday from L^ NoViitter «, 196S John’s Polieh National 7 to • p.Bi. and Saturday from MAIN STREET SERVING GREATER MANCHESTER OkM^jr KoA , _ — ic Church will sponsor a' 10 a.Ai. to e p.m. at the church, drtalb<’' ' m r drive Saturday and Sun- Oolway S t Featured will bo Pol* MANCHESTER 14,581 dag^ Papers may be brought to tah foods, three complete alt* continued oaof tomasnhr, ' a tm k In,the vacant lot across down dlnnera, hahdmade arU* In mid 40$r ' tro p ' the ^ u rc h <ai Qolway St. olea and childnm'a actlvlUea. Manehetinr-’* A City o f VUUtgm Charm . LXXXV, NO. 36 XTWiSNTY.FOUR PAOBS—TWO SECTIOira) Miss Ann Russell, daughter of ’The British American Club MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER u j 1965 (O mnUMI AdvertWiMr P»C« III) ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Russell, Ml will spcHiBor Its annual Chiist- PRICE SEVEN CENTS ' Chamber St, has entered the maa party for children under fall Junior class of the Acad­ the age of 9 years by Christ­ emy of DramaUc Arts, New mas on Dec. 19 at 3 p.m. at the York City. clubhouse. For reservations, U S T WEEK! cimtact the clubhouse by Nov. hCIsa Nancy J. Qrsyb, daugh­ 16. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY Rhodesians Secede; Ocsjf) of 99 North S t has been The Hartford Kiwi Club will alMted treasurer of the class of have a dinner meeting tomor­ 19in at Bryant College, Provi­ row at 7 p.m. at the Church dence, R.I. Comers Inn, East Hartford. Mrs. Theodore Martin of Rock-. I vllle will report on the Mans­ MISSES’ • TEENS’ RANGE field Training School w d Mrs. MEN'S GET-SET FOR WINTER , F Retaliation Is Swift .■t.NI) John Klrkham of Manchester Go Everywhere Pile - Lined ! win speak on Gray t«dge. FUEL OIL GASOLINE ’Ihree members of the Man- I Chester congregation of Je- JACKET SALE State News hovadi's Witnesses symbolized BEJ^CHWARMERS their dedication to serve Ood by • REVERSIBLE NYLON QUILT Britain Bans BANTLY OIL water baptism at a convention Farm Group (OMI’.WY. INC. of the Witnesses this weekend SKI JACKET All Exports, ;i;n m .\ i n s t k e k t in Danielson. ’They include Anita St. Peter, Robert Fer- Vote Rejects TKL. filiM.')!),') Regularly $18. agne and Wtniam M. Wilson. • LAMINATED KNIT Fires Smith RorkNiUe N7.'t-:>27T The next trip of the "Sun- Constitution / .^TJSBURY, Rhodesia ahine Buses" to Norwich Hos­ SWEATER JACKET ’ While Democratic and Repub­ (AP)-—Prime Minister Ian pital Is scheduled for Sunday. Smith declared Rhodesia N(*«r l<f*r* !• U» MmSI Timely anniversary savings on this wind lican fiber leaders of the con­ M FeefeS—AS fmhhmt 7 Buses will leave Central Row, independent today, the Hartford at noon and leave the • POPULAR ALL WOOL and weather fashion ! 100% all wool mel­ stitutional convention have urged for the creation of bi­ first such declaration hospital at 4:19 p.m. Manches­ ton, lavishly orlon pile lined will keep against Britain since the ter residents are welcome to C RO- > JACKET partisan committees to work you looking smart and toasty warm any­ American Colonies broke make reservations with the for, the approval of the pro­ away in 1776. Oapltol Region Mental Health where! Zip front, hooded, slash pockets. Association, Inc., 317 Bhrm- •WARMLY-LINED CORDUROY posed constitution, the Con­ Britain retaliated swiftly, in S«/p . Ington Ave., Hartford, by to­ In sizes 10-20. necticut Farm Bureau Associ­ effect outlawing Rhodesia. morrow. ation adopted a resolution Prime Minister Harold Wilson BOMBER JACKET against It. declared In the Pouse of Com­ Miss Elaine Sheldon of Man­ Delegates to the farm asso­ mons that Smith and his minis- chester is a member of the ciation’s convention yesterday tow had been fired — an action A »di.Ai»enjlS cast of the production "The voted S8-5 for a resolution urg­ which will be ignored in Rho­ W M tn«Fm « i GIRLS' 7- 14 PILE LINED ing rejection of the constitution. •n a« M r*m. Ihtfittml Yeoman of the Guard" at Sim­ desia. Wilson asserted his gov­ mons College where she Is a Regular Annual Veterans Day Service Held at Hospital The bureau says It represents ernment will have no dealings student. ’The tragic comedy will 2,400 farmers. with the Rhodesian regime. ' M •nHmm. Uit to $13. BENCHWARMERS Dr. Chestersster W. Obuchowski HolivorGdelivers fViathe principal _____•_j..« 4 Wilson expelled Rhodesia SMAM. be presented Nov. 19 and 20 at veterans’ organization officials who also partici­ Kresge Auditorium of Massa­ > address at this morning’s Veterans Day service at pated form the semi-circle around him. Story and Human Renewal from the steiiing area, banned^ rakUMrigur Buff Ktm ilila exports, Incdudliii British pur- .turn t chusetts Institute of Tech­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Clergymen and picture on page 13. (Herald photo by Pinto.) HARTFORD (AP) - Hartford nology. needs a “human renewal” pro­ cljases of Rhodesia’s 3U2-mlI- Regular $16. Mon annutd tobacco crop, ended * " a a m » Is flie leglatered ANNIVERSAY PRICED . a simply gram to^ match its urban renew­ Stmset Rebekah Lodge will 13.88 aa British aid and suspended TM of the Heberlein terrific selection of popular jackets. al program. Secretary of Labor trading preferences. Patent Corp." sponsor a food sale Saturday at W. WiUard Wlrtz said Wednes­ 9:49 a.m. at the House and Hale Whether skiing or for casual sports wear Elmei^s Gone day night. _ . (AP Photofu) Britain embargoed the ship­ these jackets will keep you warm in the ment of ail arms to tifis central depsu-tment store. Members not Just like big sisters! Ideal for As a start, he suggested draw­ Bntish Prime Ministw Wilson receives salute on contacted for donations are re­ coldest weather. Variety of light or LOS ANGELES (AP)—If leaving No. 10 Downing Street in London after African Country, and asked for school or play. Warm 100% wool you see a brown Swiss bull ing up a roster of everyone in an urgent meeting of the U.N. (jJsddoyL minded to call Mrs. Sedrick heav^eight fabrics, expertly tailored. Hartford between 14 and 24 hearing Rhodesia’s proclamation of Independence. DRUG COMPANY Straughan, 114 Wartilngton St.,* All hip length for freedom of movement. melton fabric with pile lining. Two with foilr horns and three Security CJouncll. eyes, don’t call a psychiatrist years of age who can’t find Britain’s allies, including the 901 Main S t—648-5S91 chairman of the sale; or Mrs. Choose from top fashion colors. Sizes work. Alice Wetherell, 33 Florence St. handy slash pockets and attached or an optometrist. It might United States, and Common- ’ s, m, 1, xl. USE OUR LAYAWAY . be Elmer. Wirtz told the Greater Hart­ wealth membew are expected small deposit holds your selection. hood. Navy or burgundy. Elmer was reported stolen ford Forum that “there are still to Join In ignoring the declaraK i V about 6,800 unemployed people Ike ‘ _ NEW YORK (AP) — Iowa, the war In Viet Nam waa blood drive for U.S. troops, plus Wednesday from a carnival. tion .and in Imposing economic Nillioiis, of Americans took b ro u ^ t cloee to home today, a fund raising campaign to pro­ His owner, Harvey Williams, in the Hartford area — approxi­ sanctions. From outside the time op this Veterans Day Donald D. Haskins, 22, a vide a special gift for the Amer- 60, told officers his van and mately 2,000 of them under 21.” Commonwealth, Sweden be­ came the first to announce it YOUNG AMERICA to tell their fighting ntrfl wounded at Da lean forces. Other activities In­ Elmer - disappeared. Williams said, he valued Commission Wins will not recognize the Rhojeslaa BO YS’ W A R M in Viet' Nam “We’re be- month, being laid to elude > a flag raising ceremony After 2nd Attack government. FASHION SCOOP! JiiTifJ mu 1 " ■ spGftch by Son. John' the buU at 125,000. NEW BRITAIN (AP) — The HOUSE &. HALE paraded In a llg-ht rain tearkman; ly-Ala. FT. (30RDON, Ga. (AP) — Bilseqhower has a record of While SnUth sOU.wta. speak­ RUGGED OUTERWEAR Connecticut Civil Rights (Com­ ing on the radio, British <!k>v Street pamdeSy oq sp eak - in Wicbita, Kan.' in bhd oi a ker* i-i w *. mission, newly armed with poW' Former President Dwight D. coronary <Dsea«e — his major G IRLS W O O L 'tag. platformsLLta/ blobi Sir Humphrey Gibbs ahnouheeti THE BOLD NEW LOOK, or to seek injunctions, hii won . ALL WOOL MELTON drives and amoftg tlfe long- sS^^^Yem^feiiAcei The Its first court test. f.!? saOsla*to|y Jtn their dt 'A |liU- that Smith and aH h|s mbiistem rows of -.wWtec^jm8ses- was in I n ^ e £ ^ t PUC Probes had been dismissed on oMera eg DRESS^ A woman waa wriolned doctor* Queen Elizabeth n tor “an un- FOR MEN militanr cemeteries. Day., which ^ or iST i S Wednesday by a Circuit Court **** ^doctors defined the lAiraae as meaning ' ” - * raised at least a possibility of “coronary thrombosis and oonstitutionai act of independ­ BENCHWARMER •To ^ peqple p t Audobon, ^ “*• demohatr^ P ow er N et judge from renting or selling an ence." COATS apartment until charges of dis­ “a full-blown heart attaclt."^^ ttjrpibanllal Infiwctlan." which lOOfo W O O L FLA N N EL FABR IC 1 A medical bulletlh ftoih the neans heart muscle damage, With Us proclamation of Inds- crimination are examined by the pendence, however.
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    The Boy on the Wooden Box by Leon Leyson ***Leib Lejzon is the main character’s given name. He is now known as Leon Leyson. I’m not sure which name will be used during the reading bowl, so I would recommend that the students know both. ☺☺☺ 1. In the book Boy on the Wooden Box , which of Leib’s siblings joined his father to work in Krakow? Hershel (p. 14) 2. In the book Boy on the Wooden Box , how old was Leib when he and his family moved to Krakow to be with their father? Eight (p. 31) 3. In the book Boy on the Wooden Box , where did the Gestapo take Leib’s father when they beat him and carried him away from their apartment? St. Michael’s prison (p. 61) 4. In the book Boy on the Wooden Box , what were Jews who were twelve years and older required to wear on their arm? A white armband with a blue Star of David (p. 63) 5. In the book Boy on the Wooden Box , who was the Nazi that offered Leib’s dad a job after he opened a locked safe for him? Oskar Schindler (p. 66) 6. In the book Boy on the Wooden Box , what did Schindler produce at his factory? Enamelware pots and pans for the Germans (p. 68) 7. In the book Boy on the Wooden Box , what did Leib’s father receive as payment for his work at Schindler’s factory? Pieces of bread or coal (p. 68) 8. In the book Boy on the Wooden Box , who did Leib’s family have to share their apartment with in the ghetto? Mr.