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livercd to the cJiurch until Mon-Chapman 9<l . Lulher- 1 Patncia Aceto, 7, daughter of i " Chptetmas pageant will he pre- -ppp Manchester office of the i of Mrs Sarah Miller, -248 emtren Who are planning to i Mr. and Mr.» Anthony Aceto. 87 ' .sented under the direction of Mrs. I Connecticut Kmplovmenl Service ' "'oodbi idge St. She will be a.ssi.st- For the Week F.nded The Weather aenn ^m aen iaa to the ehiireh to : Spruce -St., will tap dance on the i Cu-stave A. Ander.son. Refresh- „.lll armain open until It.s regular ’ ofl m entertaining bv hei daughter, Derember 14, 1957 Forecaat of 0. S. Weathor BnrM« iisert for_derorationa In the aane-; Kathy Godfrey .show. "Meet Me at menta will be served in the ban-j . lo.sing time. I i.m p m, on both the Mrs. Helen Potyra. A Chri.stmas HAL W I tiiary on rhristma* Ev? arc ajikpfl j Maxwells, al 7 o'clock Saturday quel hall by Mrs. Alice, Ray and|,|gy before Christmas and the ilay party With exchange of ,on-cent 12,685 Mindy, warm, ahowera tonight. to aee that, the plant.s are not de- niRhl over Station WHCT. j her committee. Decorations are ; before ,\ew 'i'ear's. Pifts will follow the meeting. Ix)w In the mid Stta. Showen end­ Member o f the Audit ing Saturday followed by clearing Bureau or Ctrculatton and mild. High 4.5-50. ''.A--, SELF SERVE Manchester— A City of Village Charm VOL. LXXVII, NO. 69 (TTVENTY-EIGHT PAGES-mTWO SECIIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20. 19.i7 (Ulaaalfled Adverttatng on Pago T8) PRICE FIVE CENTS

COFFEE THE WAY i! $...Open Tonight and Fri. |\Iov\/... Franco Wants^U.S, Million to Get YOU LIKE IT Ei/eiylfTne j Pay Boost as Close Saf. at 5:30 v Approval of Plan Cpsts Increase Britain Accepts I Night Till 9:00 f7-‘ . * J !' A 1 t" Wa.siH|igton, Dec. 20 {/P)— .r- i The govehtmient reported to­ » f. For Ifni Offensive i.. day that ^ i n g cost.s ro.se ' again .substantially in Novem­ ( OPEN MON., 23 TILL 3:00 Madrid, Spain. Dec. 20 (A’ )— U.S. Secretary of State Dulles ber. A month eaHier, they had leveled off after a-steady 1,‘1- For Nuclear arrived here today for a 5-hour vi.sit with Generalis.simo /lof) Franco and other Spanish officials: Reliable Spanish inform­ month climl). The November rise 6 t four-' ants said one rea.«mn the government invited him here 'was to tenths of on^ per rent means ft pav \ ' A 1 ^ simply A win American approval of a pro-*------• • • • Pillsbury's . poaerl Spaniah offenaive against increase for one million w o > W * | r e i U a j f O l l A S K S the Moroccan Arm\' of Liberation effective Jan. 1. .Most of lhenv,j “ WiU Retain BEST Hour j In Ifni Dulles Called Liar mainly In the steel and aluminum STUNNING The .Secretary of State, en route industries, will get five cents an lExtra Billion home from the NATO aiimmit con­ By Russian Paper hour booat under labor contracts tying wages to price levels. i\M6ny Miller Special! / ference. landed at Torrejon Air All Control Baae. a new field built by the U.S. Moarow. Dec. 20 The The .November Increase brought To Arm NATO the Labor Depaitment'a living cost by Strategic Air Force outside Mad­ newapaper .Soviet Riiaaia called rid which ia operated Jointly by Secretary of State John Foater) Index io 121.6 per cent of the 1947- Over Firing the United Statea and .Spain. Dullea a liar today and al.ao a 49 average, T^ia ia .3,2 per cent Washington, Dec. 20 (/P)- higher than a year ago. He wa.a greeted by Spaniah For­ writer of “dirty articlea and SeiTctary of Defense McElrov rock and bull yarna ' Kwan ejaguc. siatistji a fodav tile Pentagon will London, Dec. 20 (IP)— Prime eign Mini.ater Fernando Marla commissione-. aUilhiited the No- . , , ' , , A U TO M ATIC The paper'a ire waa rou.aed 5 lb. bag Uaaticlla and driven Immediately vemher rise primarily to highci Minister Macmillan tonight to Franco'a Prado Palace after" a by an article written by Dullea prices for new model automobiles addition to CUITeilt funds won parliamentary approval COFFEE MAKER for Life Magazine in which review of a combined Americ.an- although, prices of clothing an d' when Congress convenes. The for establishment of nuclear Spaniah honor guard. i Soviet Ruaaia aaid Lenin wa.a i OM.V services generally al.so Increased. The beautiful, new G-E Automatic There waa no announcement on mlaquoted. money will be ILsed for mis- missile sites on British soil. Without the auto price hikes, By vote of 289 to 251, the H our* A Coffee Maker brewi coffee to your Hale's the aiihjeca.a to. be diaciissed at It accu.aed Dullea In thl.« "fal­ .siles and other arm.s in con-; I (7ague. said, living' cost.s would of Commons supported decisions $00.95 d{joUdasj^ SpBcia/A, Prado PalacR. But reliable .Spaniah , sification of hiatory " of cred­ nection with tlie NATO mili-' taste. Indicator light telle you when ' have risen only slightly If at all taken by the Prime Minister at the Informanta aaid theae were the iting Lenin with the maxim: "eoffec'f ready” . Makci 2 to 9 cupi. OCE.k.N SI'K.VY I in November The .N’ovemlrer new tary huildui). NATO meeting In Paris—decisions Meat Dept, reaaona for the Spaniah invitation "A promiae is like a m ist of One Pie Mix for i cal' prices \\'ere ll.,o per t'ent This supplemental appropiiatinn. which involve the basing of Ameri­ to viait here: bread: It is m.sde to be bro­ CRANBERRY SAUCE I .I'-ove those In October. IIS it is called, would boost the d e -1 can-made missiles in Britain. 1. Spain want.a to atari an o f­ ken." Pumpkin or Squash F'ood I’ rlces Dtp fense budget for the fiscal year The Prime . Minister told Uta fenaive agalnat the irregular -Mo­ Certainly Lenin useil the Priees of food declined hv three- ending next June ,30 to approxi-1 House these ballistics missiles— of roccan Army of Liberation which ' phra.se said the newspaper, tenths of one per cent, reflecting L\ piately 539>j billion. intermediate range, able to reach ito Cans 37c ■he clalma invaded the Spaniah hut he WAS only quoting an old SIraInrd or tlrllird MrElioy. on arriving horn the' targets in the Soviet Union—would 2 ( ans 2 7 c C0lMy._<3f Ifni On Xov. 23 .and won i Fnglish aaying. (Cnnpniied on Page Three) Paris N ATO meetings, was asked ONI>Y control o f moat of the endlqve on only be used by the United States a j hy newsmen whether the Defense with British agreement. LARGE SIZE PRE31IER the Moroccan coa.at. The .SpaiHarda | O t t - P I’lI.L S B l R5' ; Department expected to ask Con- Britain would not be able to uaa aay the Irregiilara' main baae.a arc i ' gress for more money. $i sA I in Morocco. Moroccan XationaliatZ: them on her own,, but would have FRUIT COCKTAIL PIECRUST "The amount is not quite set. " he ! to have Washington approval be­ deny forcea from Morocco at-' : icpiled. tacked Ifni, and aay the alleged in-; U.S. Peril ‘Gravest,’ fore they could be fired in earnest, I Asked then whether it might he j Macmillan said. vadera Bctpally are Ifnian rehela. : about $1 billion, hr said “ T h a t! 2 ( ans 6 9 c I’ kgs. Spain wanta .American approval He declared Britain will yhava 34c wouldn't be far wrong." In Heavy Synip for an offenaive. a complete veto” on miaslle use. McElroy sold the money is need- i Then, letting the words sink in, he 2. Spain wanta to counleibalance : You're simply lovely in S * W PITTE D Secret Report Says I »d "for missiles and other things” I said; "We have complete negative rnF.MIKK SPANISH to aome extent the recent atate E.XTRA L.«R* WALNUTS j former president of the Ford McNully 1, scheduled lo be pre- ;7.ere‘''arre,^ted^VkTnc (Continued oh Page Thirteen) year, for several years, for a civil­ turn fronV*'the N ATO summit con­ Ba.se, Newfoundland, at 3:26 a.m. Even-Fk>« stearo proc* lb. 55c i.h. DAISY HAMS I Foundation, headed 'sthe board ference in Paris. today. e»» aive$ '*Dc€p Down" 75c ian shelter program. Is recom­ “ ?^'u1fhta°in R o c t l u i / c r u m m t l ‘" " " ' ‘ S " '‘° " ° " ‘« > ‘s James TONIGHT Steam penetration of all mended on a |>riorUy basis." Eisenhower was due to confer A delegation of about 50 U.S. with Budget Director Percival at 3 p'^m toda^^ ' ‘ n J o " Ma"''h"r^’ and foreign officials greeted fabrKi. Lb. 69c 2. "A sweeping reorganization Lt Taylor said that McNulty 1 Bulletins Brundage, at the White House K os.4 of the Stafford Spriiwfa bar- Eisenhower on his arrival In'^a of the Pentagon command system | admitted impljcation in ■etling the from the AP Wires from HAI-K’S API»LI.\N<’K I)Kr.AI{TMKNT and of the current roles and mis­ One official, usually well In- J"! i " c k s and Edmund F. D w v ^ depu-i 1‘Kht The President had CHICKEN I ‘. 1 l.v sheriff of Vernon. . ' ; been given a w,arm send oft at the rie»*»e I Oak St. Kntrnnn* Top Scientist Urges sions of the armed services, both 7:00 to 9:00 Farnf (Continued on Page Twelve, Barts late yesterday afternoon. of which are regarded as complete- I I i!-"'rfo"r\“** Legs , H 59c « Nixon Leads Delegation DRAFT INCRtiiYSED ly outmoded in this nuclear age. | Tw o other youths, both ju v e -, property. On Nov. 21 and 22, fires IVoshlngton, Dec. SO dl>)— ^Tha A budget study of such changes Vice President Nixon ’ led the i h U - I J nil*®, h a v e been turned over to were discovered in the factory American group: at Washington Defense Department today called Give A Warm Gift, Save Ori Fresh Breasts 69c | already is und r way.” 3 O * O l I l ( * l ’ ,S I V I l I C C l Juvenile authorities under chaj'ge* Greater Red Effort building Itself and were terrhed of National Airport. The delegation for a draft of 18,000 men for the 3. "A much Increased prepara- ' brand

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PAGB TWO liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER tO, 1957 MANCHESlTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1957 PAOS THSEA hete and. Professional Women'! Women Help^ Clubs nafned her the outstanding several months. He said the new. Barrym ore’s ‘Scrooge’ businejfllwoman of the year. car sales prices last year had In­ Raecntly, the American Auto­ Psychologists Claim Women Million to Get Sheinwold on Bridge creased only 4.2 per cent from Qc- 942 MAIN STREET Not Hinder mobile Asaoclatlon honored her tober to November. (Or distinguished service to the Best Remember Female Faces i H y Boost O O O S l 3 S l Clague said that the living co»t WiU Be Rebroadcast country's school safety patrols.- J \ level in the next few months de- When she's not crusading HASTE MAKES WASTE L Joins Auto Safety South daaler against highway tragedy. Mrs. IN DOUBLED HAND ! f’*’'’ ''* Partly qn siich factors as North-South vnlncrablt Sthrr*,. Dec. 20--U may upset aeligence might be developed by teat-J when dealers begin giving more fty OSARLES MERCER ' cnees In 1934 and preferred to do it Eteaton likes to write poetry and . By Alfred Sheinwold North lot of preco'nceived notionsi but it ing techniques. There teemed to be generous discounts on new cars and By ALICIA II.ART , play tennis. And although she's New Y6rk, Dec. 20 (>Pi What­ live each year. In 1947, however, Soutli was in a hurry to ruflf a A Q 8 4 appears that women remember fe- some need for such clarificaUon, how much the recent Florida crop Paskman persuaded Barrymore to Washington ( NEA )-i5>If A'ou ever I never had an auto accident or re­ since psychol()giiti use the term (Continued from Page One) ever varioua thinfra Chrl.atmas club in dummy, and this haste cost V Q 8 6 5 freeze affects food prices. do a tape-recorded performance — dent a fender on the fApiily car or ceived a traffic ticket, she thor- him two tricks. ♦ K 8 7 4 2 male faces better than they remem-1 frequently but seem to be vagua means to various people, it mcaai I get hailed into court for a traffic M r male faces and the men recall; what they mean bv it.” seasonal declines In prices of pork, Th? net spendable earnings of frankly, for posterity. ! oiighly enjoys walking. West opened the king of hearts « 8 they the masculine physiognomy better factory workers declined sgain in “A Chriaimaa Carol" to a prcnt I Paskman recalls that Barrymore violation, don't let your husband "I love to walk anywhere and and shifted to a trump. South won West Em ( Produce Definition fresh fruits and eggs. , get away with calling vou "oni* of than they recall the female physi­ November. This wss due to a de- A many, insisted on employing only English i everywhere,'' she saj’s. and saw that the opponents were A 7 6 * 5 2 The two psychologists eveiltually Olague said living costi fdr De­ actors for this performance in those crazy women d rivers" V A K J 9 V10 42 ognomy. I dine in working hours with con­ Dramatiaations of Charles Dick­ trying to reduce dummy's ruffing produced the following definition; cember will show little change ens' story have become a television order to heighten the authenticity. After all. it's probably all his power. This observation panicked ♦ AJ93 ♦QI0 5 Two University of Connecticut "Social Intelligence, is ,lhe ability sequent lower pay checks. wSk psychologists, Sam L. W itryol and staple in the Christmas season. Thus the most successful version i fault in the first place. him into taking the ace of clubs « K J 2 4Q 10 954 to deal effectively with other, peo­ from November, and that he antic­ Buying Power Down Walter A. Kaeas. reached this con- Last year, if memory serves, there of the CTrlsImas story was com- j Mrs. Agnes Beaton. V’omcn's and ruffing a club in dummy. South ple. Effectiveness may reflect the ipates a slight decline in January. Weekly earnings of factory j * A K J 10 9 3 clualon after conducting a aeries of were at Iea.«a six T V adaptations pleted with narration by Richard j Division Director . of the Auto­ The The trouble with this play waf There’s fun galore in store individual’s ability to achieve re­ He . said the consumer price level workers after federal tax deduc­ LIFE V 7 3 Hale and original music by Samuel motive Safety Foundation, ex­ that he had no way of returning tests in the area of aocial intelli­ sults in dealing with others, and It be.vond January will depend on the tions declined about 20 cents over o f the tale. Perhaps we've reached ♦ 6 for one and all at our New gence. the nostalgic age. but it seerns Timbcrg, The background was plains, "The majority of women to his hand. He led a low heart may reflect the feelings of others business situation generally and the month. A worker with three de­ were taught to drive by men. * A 7 6 3 Year’s eve celebration . . . W riting in a recent edition of the there neh-er was a more convincing sung by the CantCi bury Choir I Doctor Says from dummy, but West won and in responding to the Individual's how this is translated Into prices. pendents averaged $74.91 a week in Before men criticize women, they Sooth West Norih East wonderful dining and danc­ Journal of Abnormal Social-Psy­ Scrooge than the late Lionel Bar­ When Barrymore heard it he led another trump. behaviour. (Jlague said food prices have November and a single worker remarked: "1 wanted to do the! sliould consider their own driv­ I 4 Double Pass 2 4> chology, the professors observe, about reached their winter down- rymore in his annual radio dama- South won in his own hand and ing are yours to enjoy. "The .Stent to which achieving ... . - 1.1 .1 1. - ,$67.51. Clague aald the buying best one I ve ever done and I I ing liabits ' And she adds that Cleanliness Is Still Rest 2*41 3 3 * Pass "It is interesting to note that fe­ tization.' led a diamonij, but Weal stepped 4 eh Double Pus Pass Make your reservations results in a social situation can be point and probably will begin m -! earner's dollar hope this one will be heard for as , Ihcv shoulii leave leaching to a males are lal.so) siipenor to males creasing in early months of next | Although Barrymore la dead, he Treatment for Tin Worms up with the ace of diamonds, cash­ Pass facilitated, impaired or uninflenced' i.s 3.3 per cent below last year and IML£ SMHAHABEHr many years as there are Christ- ' professional driving instnictor. now. in remembering male and female year, but that automobile, appli-l will be heard again In hi.s familiar ed the king of clubs, and led the Openiai lead — VK bj-.-poncomltant attitudes In others | lower than at any time since 1955. sp UKTFOM m om H tH am masses to lom e " Tile charming, witty ASK offi- name-face lombinatinns on both ance and clothing co.sts may cotnc role next Sunday on CBS Radio By EDW IN P. JORDAN, M.D. ace of hearts. South ruffed and ^cornea the key criterion feature." ' u/mmi Written for NE.A Service eventually gave up another club ^ A - 5 0 P e r our tests and the ‘life situation ' Their research takes the form of down in the after-Christmas sales.! (at 6:30 p:m. 1. Some things worth viewing in ; ^ Person tasks.' W age increases of about five i I receive many inquiries about trick to East. Down two. Diamond A J 9 3, Club— K 3 2. I isolating "bits ” or "chunks " of ef­ Sfrnions Carved This is largely thanks to Dailey the next few days fail times east-i Speculating on the significuNce cents an hour baaed on the new pinworms from those who suffer, It was shrewd of South to see What do you say 7 fective social acts and interrelating Paakman, veteran producer, di­ ern standard I : of thl.a fad . they continue. *^he theae acts to produce significant living cost figures will go to about ' or whose children suffer, with this what West had In mind with the Answer: Double. You have mini­ TEL. Ml 3-1415 Korea On the heights of Mount rector and writer, who was associ­ Sunday 4 p m , "Wide Wide pos.'iihility that a general ijrteliec- social predictions and increasing 700.000 workcia in the steel and ated with Barrymore on most of pe.sky animal parasite. They write trump lead, but he should see also mum strength for the take-out Gaya, near Hacin.sa, is a temple World ' iNBC-T\'i surveys legal that the plan cannot be thwarted. tual factor may account for the the clarity in their theoretical out­ related industries, and to about j the actor's 17 radio broadcast.s of me in great numbers, usually the double, but this is no reason to FOR RESERVATIONS built in 802 A.D, tliat has a collec­ justices as carried nut by the fed­ West IS sure to win a trick in time hold back. obtained sex difference l i not like­ line of social Intelligence. 100.000 workers in the aluminum tion of the sermons of Buddha "A Christmas Carol " eral government. 5 pm . ’"The word "desperate" in describing to lead a second trump. (Copyright 1957, General Fea­ (Reaervationa Limited) ly. Performance on so6 reflect atti­ sioered such a "bit " or "chunk." These are based on a semi-annual i more than 80,000 wooden blocks. Paskman collaborated with "Dear sents Tchaikovsky's ballet. "The eliminate the worms. Instead of rushing to get his one tudes. interests add motivational Good test scores have little rela- adjustment of wage rates accord- | Scrooge." as he called Barrymore, Nutcracker." It has been estimated that I ruffing trick. South should lead a variables: In /hort personality tlon.shlp to general Intelligence, ing to living cost changes report- on many songs and adapted sev­ Monday—10 p.m., "High Adven­ something like 18 million persons ‘•FOOD charnctenstics rather than general per se, but, combined with a score ed h.v the government. j ture" with Lowell Thomas (C7BS- in the United States and Canada, diamond toward dummy's king. FOB eral versions of Dickens' story, i West, ns expected, takes the ace DINE and DANCE AVEY’S intellectual flinctioning." of similar measuring devices, it About 120.000 workers in the | They tried the story in many ways j TVl visits the Arctic. and about 208 million in the entire EVERT Greater Sra'lal Facility may be possible to develop s gen­ meat packing industry are to get ' And there will be, of course, of diamonds and leads a second THUBS., FBI., SAT. Personal Notices before finding one that completely ' world, harbor the plnworm or seat- trump. MOOD” One explanation for the con.si.st- eral social intelligence test that about four cents an hour under numerous programs of music and worm In their intestinea. Mike Stanko's satisfied Barrymore. And this is South wins and notices that the apt female .siipciiorily offered by could prove useful in selecting pei- another semi-annual "escalator" drama baaed on the general theme Pinworms are more common in OAK GRU,L pay adjustment. | the version that will be heard on opponents have no more trumps. 45 E. CENTER ST. the psychologist the emphasis ' sonnel for specific jobs. In Memoriam of Oiristmaa. children than grownups, espe­ 80 Oak St., Manchester CBS Radio Sunday. Hence there is no danger of a fur­ upon greater social facility pos- As evidence that face recall is Boost for .Aircraft Workers I MANY cially among those In large fam­ New Year's Kee Reeervatiaas 'Tve played many role.s in my | ther trump lead, and there is still Call MI 0-8094 sessed by women. This facility is j not connected with general Intelll-j And 100,000 other workers. ' In lovlne memory of our dear Moth­ ilies or those living in institutions. mostly in the aircraft industry, er, Mary Jan^ MrCurry. who died Da- career." Barrymore once told Pask- I Uranium Output Rises no reason to hurry with that club accompanied by the development gence, Drs. W itryol and Kaess rrmhf*r lf)55. man, "but if there is one role I ■ Infection is comparatively rare in ruf.*. of "better social 8kill.s." said there was no correlation Be­ Appeal to Bulganin will get a one-certt hourly raise ba.sed on a quarterly adjustment Two lonWy yuarji havo tiAfis<»d away really hope to be remembered for. ' Uranium production in South families in which separate bed­ Instead. South leads a heart In other word.., since the women tween good performance in their The three children of Gen Pal Maleter, a leader in last year's Hungarian revolt, write the cable keyed to today's index figures. Wliliout thp on^ wa loved. it's that of Ebencr.cr Scrooge." Africa reached the rate of 6,000 rooms are used. toward dummy's queen. West must handle .auch family functions as teats and high 1. Q. "Many per­ Thu volt'** ^hal sounded In our tara they sent to Russian Premier Nicolai A. Bulganin asking clemenc.v for their father who has been re­ Clague said the new car prices The actor began performing "A j tons a year during 1BS7. Uranium This is because the worms get take the ace of hearts, establish­ acting as hostesses, paying bills, sons within a wide range of In­ Mas ifonf* to Heaven above. exports totaled 4,400 tons in 1956. on the bed linen, pajamas and oth­ mailing greeting card., and partic­ ported placed on trial by the Communist government In Budapest. Left to right are Judit Male­ affected the No\'eniber inde.x more Christmas Carol" for radio audi-[ ing dummy's queen. telligence have the ability to per­ Sail and lonely Is our pathway er clothing and are picked up by ipating in clubs, they are apt to severely than la.st year. Tills waa ■ MAIN A t this stage dummy has the form this skill with facility. Some ter. 8: Pal Maleter Jr., 11 and Maria Maleter. 10. They sent the cable from Grand Central Ter­ Isonrlv in our hearts today. ----.1^------I PROGRAMS partly because all models came out ‘ others who come in contact with good queen of hearts. SoiiUi can retain a clearer picture of the do it better than others, and the For ii)e one we loved jio dearJy. minal at a cost of $22.26. They were accompanied by their mother, who is divorced from the gen­ Mas from ua been railed away. such objects. When rhlldren live in afford to take the ace of clubs and J. Crawford Bob Wagaer people they meet than the men answer does not appear to be in that month whereas the new, eral. ( AP Photofax). 1957 models were introduced o v e r' Mrs. Agnes Beaton an Institution or dormitory, or ruff a club in order to discard the "Story Of "Stop whose experiences In this area are connected with extroversion or in- | The McCurry family. when several use the same bed­ remaining two clubs on dummy's EsHwr more limited. |troverslon as some may think." I cial has the Job of promoting room, the spreading of the worms two established tricks. Over // // Expanding on this phenomenon. Some introverts compensate by Dri. W itryol and Kae.ss maintain. traffic safety programs In wom­ from one person to another ii hard Dally Question Costdb" Tokyo" Video Bveryday obaerving people more closely to avoid. “ One simple explanation might be l.n.') Visit Santa c en's organizations throughout the The player at your right opens At 4:13 Tech. «:3A-ia even while they steer away from United States, And she has noth­ The eggs from pinworma are All Rights Reserved— found in the greater exposure to ; close associations. Scholars, too, the bidding with one spade. You Sal.. .4 p.m. "Savsze M allay” The (i-day total of children ing but praise for their efforts to usually laid on the skin and mucous Cartoon* H. T. Dickenson & Co„ Inc. reference names and fares within j may do extremely well in such STREET hold; Spade— 7 6, Heart— A J 9 2, rid streets and highways of tragic membrane near the outlet of the each sex. The.se (our) findings lend I tests. In this case scholars are out visitors at Santa Claus' Center auto accidents. bowel. This causes severe Itching. some indirect support to the con- | to atudy people and thus develop Springs Workshop is 1,115. rept of the inner and other-directed Mrs. Beaton declares the sup­ In fact, the Itching can be so bad a sharp retention of their outward Recreation Superintendent Tonight at 7:30 on channel 18 port and enthusiasm of women's personalitie.s." appearance. that it produces nervousness, James Herdic said today. The clubs sre largely responsible for sleeplessness and even convulsion.s., Dancing Saturday Night This hypothesis, developed by Cite* Example many important state and local HI H FOR David Riesman In 19,50, cites a gen­ workshop, being held at the Tlie exact diagnosis must be PWls A Floor Show To demonstrate the possible abating lodge here for the third highway safety improvements. made by taking awabs from the “T IN y ” Q U IN N ’S BAND eral dnft toward "other-direction " practical application of a aocial in­ CHRISTMAS! (keeping up with other people) in .year, will close Sunday, Today, DU PONT SHOW OF THE MONTH PRESENTS These include high school driver place where the worms are likely CHOICE FOOD and BEVERAGES telligence test. Dr. Witryol cites recent times.' The U of C psycholo­ the workshop is open from 4 education courses, stricter enforce­ to be and examining the material an example: ment of traffic laws, automobile In- ^ a n e k This Is the gift that wtU gists believe it is conceivable ■ that to 8 p.m., while tomorrow and STORES under the microscope. Have your party, banquet or "Suppose you are interested in gi«-e lasting pleasure this change of character has been Sunday, the final day, it will be .spections and the raising of driver Sometimes pinworms are con­ wedding reception here. the qualification of a military of­ license qualifications. ELECTRONICS through many years. relatively more accelerated in the open from 1 to 5 p.m. Sponsored fused with other parasites and the ficer candidate. First you would "Women have been such s power­ Come In and listen to the women. by the Recreation and Park De­ diagnosis must be clarified by ac­ OPEN SUNDAYS LABORATORIES give him an intelligence test to partments and the Cliamber of ful force In promoting this high­ fine models we ha\e en As evidence of this trend, their see if he is capable of handling the curate examination. Once this has study showed 28 per cent of the Commerce. Santa's Workshop way safety cru.sade," she says, For New Year’s Eve - display. intellectual problems he would "because they are so concerned been done, proper treatment can. be men and 32 per cent of the women drew 1,700 children laqt year. started. Reservation Call MU 9-8028 277 BROAD face. Next you would give him a for the welfare of their families made a peifect score on one of the Drug treatment has been exten­ namesand-faces subtests used. In physical exam to see If ho had the Junior M i and their communitie.s " requisite stamina, reflexes, etc. Mr.s. Beaton says, "The woman sively used with satisfactory re- RADIO T I I { V I S I 0 N 1926 onl}' one in 500 pcr.sons .sult.'i in some and not in others. achieved a perfei t score on the ' But if you wanted to find out Firm lo Miiir Zircon A brand-new musical comedy version i.s the bearer of human life, and RAINBOW CLUB Rt. 8 and 44A, Bolton how he would get along with his ' she i.s most deeply concerned about Investigation of different prep CkasacI • M«w flAvea, C^aa« (2^34> COURT OF LAST RR- same aiibtest aration.x goes on and It la en­ UlMaaal II Haitfard. Caaa. SORT “ The Jeha Smith Asked to explain how they be- associates or how he would re­ of the smash Broadway hit. Your its preservation." Clmpa«l tt Spriarfleld. Matt. Durban, South Africa -Large- couraging to note that several new Ca»e“ came interested In social intelll-' spond in a aituation demanding Economics also play a big part Ckaaapj M New BHUIa, Coaa. 8:84 ( S-38) PATRICE MUN8EL scale production of three heavy preparations are showing a good diaaiafl M Halyake. Mait. gence research, Dr. Witryol re- i leadership, we have few reliable i In making women safety con­ SHOW Indices that supply an.swers to this i whole family will love this delightful scious. she explains. This ts es­ deal of promise and resulting in a CkMaeJ U Waterbary Coaa. (12-44) LIFE o r RILEY marks. "The investigation son of minerals— llmenite, rutile, and sir- “ A GaenI Prom Kaflaod" sjarted by accident, although, of perplexing question. We think now pecially true when a woman high cure rate. MEET THE HEW OWNERS: 4:44 ( 8) MR. AND MRS. NORTH con for e.xport will start at. a ma­ hour and a l^alf offering of the If an outbreak of infections with course, ncithing really starts by ac­ a clearer picture may lie in a com­ realizes an auto accident could ( 8-43) FRANK SINATRA SHOW prehensive social intelligence test." jor new South African mining en­ hospitalize her hu.sband for a pinworms is discovered, treatment .MatleiU Show iHIh raetl: cident. We happened to be chatting JULIE and BERGIE Bine Croiby one day and the conservation look terprise by mid-1958. A $4,200,000 Christmas season, starring... long time. If this happened, she should be prompt and thorough CALL CS TODAY . . .THEY INVITE YOU TO (18-44) 3IR. ADAMS A EVE a turn toward aocial Intelligence According to the Institute of knows that the job of bread-win­ Those who are merely exposed a.s (22-84) M SqUAD plant is being built on the south STOP IN REAL SOON! For Information About "Since we were both experienced U fe Insurance. American young­ coast of Natal Province by Umga- ner would be added to her already well a.s those who have definite “ FamlTr Portrait" What? You don't know 4:84 ( 8) WHAT IN THE WORLD in testing methods - in teaching, re-' sters today are a lot healthier baba Minerals. Ltd., which plans to strenuous duties of raising chil­ Be.sides a hew owner, the Prin- .signs of worms must be given In­ ( 8-38) DATE WITH THE search and application for many than those of 50 years ago. And DON AMECHE dren and running a home. ces.s now has a new chef whom ANOEIJR produce 100,000 tons of ilmenite * formation on hygienic measures years -we wondered if a clearer infant mortality shows an 80 per Also, Mrs. Beaton note.s that as ^ 24-Hour “ Coaila, Herbie" .year together with 10,000 Tons of Careful and frequent washing of we believe to be one of the best in (1844) PLAYHOUSE OF STARS theoretical definition of social Intel- cent improvement since 1900. OPEN zircon and 7,000 tons of rutile. what to get for your controller of the family budget, the hands with soap and water is these part.9. Brinsf the family in s Sarvic* "Rlrk Man, Poor Man" a woman is concerned about llie the most important. (21-84) THE THIN MAN JOAN BENNETT increased taxes and insurance ■ soon— you’ll love our food, serv­ "Tbat’g tho Spirit" Once established, pinworma 14 :M ( 8) NEWS AND WEATHER premiums caused by auto ac­ rarely or never disappear with­ ice and hospitality. • PREMIUM GRADE ( 8-38) COLT .43 favorite niece, nephew, cidents, out treatment, as many people “ Rebellion" F U E L OILS <18-44) THE LINEUP PAUL FORD Mrs. Beaton developed her in­ have discovered for themselves. * IT'S KEITH'S FOR BEST GIFT BUYS! tense interest in traffic safety CHOICE “ The Happy Jaaltor Cane** I But It looks as though It may be (32-44) ('AVAl.CAnE OF SPORTS introducing after her young nephew was In­ a long time before they can be Jimmy Areher rg Gale Kei^ grandchild? jured by a hit-and-run. driver. LEGAL BEVERAGES 14 rd. welterweliht entirely eliminated from their un WYMAN'S 14:13 ( t> FEATURE FILM Saturday Soon after the accident ahe went willing hosts. OIL COMPANY “ Wicked Woman” to work for the Automotive To those whose families are af­ 14:14 ( S) NEWS REPORTER AND CAROL LYNLEY Safety Foundation Before be­ U M AIN ST.— TKL. M l 8-150S WEATHER flicted I would advise: "Keep on PRINCESS REStRIMMNT M8-44) PERSON TO PERSON coming head of the Women's Di­ trying. GR£CN STAMPS Trrone Powoy gad Baafl 40 as Junior Miss ___ vision. she held jobs as secretary MAIN ST. AT CORNER OF/^EARL ST. OTomior and hU wife will ^ MSinUNT SALE and administrative assistant. be interviewed Granted Awards An air mall letter waa dropped !:•# ( S> Sl'blK (53) THE EARLY LATE SHOW special guests to President Taft from a mono­ PAYOFF t “ Raadred Hoar Hant" Her outstanding work in the (2S^> MATINEK TMEATEB 14:43 < 8) THIS WEEK IN spoRTS safety field has been honored by plane in Augusta, Ga,, in 1913. iroUr) (22) FAMOUS FIGHTS UOKtU... OMERIC/CS GREATEST TRAIN VALUE I S:M ( S) 8TAGK 7 (38) SPOHT« CAMERA NIGHT several important awards. 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PAQB r o u l MANdHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1967 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2(), 1957 PAGE n V e Harder INaiiied Engaged Antibiotic-Fed Hens Laying Hoff a Conspiracy Trial Deputy Head of Eggs with Tougher Shells CHRISTMAS GIFT SUQQESTIONS Welfare Office I[ i !;i| 11 !'|;i iui-L Results in Hung Jury 8 Check List... ’tiin iir;-" By Robert D. Lewis ^of Pequot Lakes, Minn., said anti- Christmas is here Hartford. Dec. 20 ( J i—John F. ring out^ ^ ¥ ■ i ' > ’ i ; Terre Haute. Ind. (Jb—Humpty- bloUca made his hens "so happy £ □ RCA COLOR SETS 525.00 and up (OMrthnMd btuB Pmc» One) j Harder, head of the State Welfare they sang all night." He also re­ * I I Department's New Hsven olhce.’ Dumpty was born several years dieation of anyone here trying to The HeraM'a new Irlc- ported his flock doubled its egg n RCA and PHILCO TV il? wss elevsted today to the post of too soon. production within 10 days. 134.95-399.50 S ^ the glad ■ iu M change or alter your viewpoint " i Hsd he lived In this frenetic age Portublr Tnblr MortrU nnd rnnRnlp*. Sooa Coeirion of Juror |iiioiie number it; Deputy (’ommussioner of the de­ In one recent telephone check When asked later about the jit- partment of tranquilisers and antibiotics, he of 72 farmers In the midwest, 50 \'-i ^T Slate Welfare Commissioner would never have needed all the said antibiotics Inc reased egg pro­ ff. □ RCA and PHILCO HI-FI...... 129.95-335.00 t i d i n g s ^ . uation, Gelb told reporters the Inci.. Mltdiell 3-2711 duction. l9 said it did not, and dent was "an unprecedented coer-1 Christy Hsnas. In snnoiinrlng the King's horses and men to try and ^ PhonoK^rjiphM and Radio C'nmblnatinn. cion of a juror." I appointment, said that the new put him back together again. three did not kno\ . Other flock deputy will assume the new duties owners have reported Increases of S 1‘ ! □ MOTOROLA and R C A ...... * Harris Steinberg, another dc- Reason: He probably would not as much as 50 per cen within two 14.95-229.95 fanse lawyer, said: "The jury might , W s ^ I t r l ic .Ian. 1. I .'i have broken In his great fall. Table Model Radios and Clock Radios, as well ha\-e been In a fishbow l i l \ I 0 1 t I . t I g l l S The new appointee, siicieeda Tranquilizers and antibiotlci, weeks after the drug'was used. ^ RCA "internatlonale" Radio. .Mi'Sa Catherine M. Dunn of West | -i Pfizer scientists say they believe Veteran court ob.sorver.s saul widely used by humans, have now K (.5 Speaker I’M, A5I, Short Wave) ...... 229.98 ■ingling out a Juror In thus man­ Hospital Group's Hartford, who has held .that post I p been fed to livestock and poultry. hens given an antibiotic could be ner waa highly unusual. since November IS.iS and who re- ; H Aa a result, scientists at the "coaxed Into ikying about 25 per signed last week beraiijie. she said, i || cent mo-e eggs on the average. This □ RCA and ADMIRAL RADIOS . 39.95-75.00 5 On trial with Hoffa were (iwrn Bid for Mccliiiii Charles Pfizer Co. agricultural ex­ IjP Transistor Portables. B. Brennan, president of Detroit ; ,«he had found her.self becoming i u periment farm near Terre Haute would mean an extra case of egge I Increasingly le.ss useful in the de- p each month from s flock of 100 Teamsters Local 337. and Bernard Governor partment . in western Indiana have Improved Bti’lndel, a professional wirctappei Harlfor«l. Dec 20 on one of natures most perfect hem. They also estimate the drug S □ DICO CONICAL ANTENNAS was not Mla.s Dunn, who was the l(l.')3 has already added about mil­ r They were charged with con- Ribicoff Raid today he packages—the egge ahell. ' .selection of then Commissioner lion dollara to the farmers’ in­ •piring here to tap illegally tclr- prrpBrctl to mv whether he would Howard Houston, Meriden Repub- ttlehsrds rhntogrsphers The formula Is simple—Just add comes. □ AMERICAN 5EAMLE55 TUBING phones m the Detroit Tc,am.strr.« meet with representatives of the hcan. will remain on the payroll Hhirley Ann RInl a minute amount of the antibiotic building to find out what informa- tereamicin to the feed of laying The antibiotic has also been fed 5TACKED CONICAL5 ...... ('nnneilifut State Hospital Union , until Jan. 31. makinjj use of ac- to livestock. Again the results (Money back If you can beat this price.) .tlon union subordinate.' were. gi\ing ] to di.-.c'u.sa charges that his economy ■ cumulated lime off She actually Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rlni. Burn­ flocks. to official racket The results are astonishing—20 were astonishing. Steers and S , 501VE YOUR ; '"rf.nimpaired scrvices St th e ' will leave the agency as a worn-iwork- side Ave., East Hartford, announce lambs gained weight faster, used wmvicuon cameo a maximum , Mental Ho.apital. mg member of the department the engagement of their daughter, per cent tougher egg shells which f/CIFT PROBLEMS HERE: { tnsJty of one year in J.sil and a means less breakage from the nest their feed more efficiently and The request for surh s meeting after today I graded out better when slaugh­ lio.ooo fine.. Shirley Ann, to Ronald C. Stewart. to the pantry, and more money £ m ■yil! wa.i made last night by the Mid-' The switeh in the No 2 post in ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Oifford K. for the farmer. Economists believe tered. The 44-year-old Hoffa is charged riletown Central Labor Council, in- , 'ke big department, wliirh spends And when a tranquilizer was In another indictment with com­ Stewart, Johnson Ter. It may also -mean cheaper eggs BARLOWTelevision • OPEN u ' l ' leiieding for the Connecticut State 'over $80 million a biennium, conies added to the antibiotic, the re­ 'H\ » mitting perjury five limes before Miss Rlni, who is alsi the daugh­ for the consumer's frying pan. 1089 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Ho.spilal AFL-CIO local ‘ a-'' increa.sed unemployment and fl- But the antibiotii doesn't work sults were even better. TONIGHT a federal rackets grand jury in However. the chief executive I nancia! alow-down.s place in- ter ofvthe late Mrs. Gladys Keeney The scientists believe that drugs i » New York last .\pril 3 The case Rlni, iA^nvployed as a secretary on the egg aloce. It also makes BUCKLAND— MI .3-5095 and said that the letter had not reached rreased piesame and importance happier hens. Happy hens lay more may be part of the answer to the Jiaa not been tried. Conviction could his desk, as yet. and he did n o il”'’ **'« agency at the Cbpnecticut General Life diminishing farm population, en­ 1^ 5ATURDAY mean a sentence of up to 2.^ years A pci son with l.'i years' experi­ eggs, which agtin means more want to comment on the demands Insurance C6. Her flance served In money for the farmer and cheaper abling fewer farmers to produce TILL 9:00 ' In prison. for s meeting until he had read ence in the field of Public Welfare I the U.S. Air Fqrcf and has been more and better products for the Earlier thi* year he was acquit­ Administration, Mr Harder holds I employed at Flight Enterprises, eggs for the consumer. American dining table. the cominiinicatlon. Pfizer scientists admit their ted in Washington of a charge of The council's delegates agreed to a Bachelor's Degree in Education Inc. eetUng up a conspiracy to buy from Holy Cross College and a The couple la planning an April work still is in its "«rly stages, Tht^*' Norwegian Trade Fair ts support the position taken by Sal­ but testimonial,' obtained by col­ ■ecreta of the Senate Rackets Com­ vatore Periiccio, president of local, -Master's Degree in Public Wellare 19 wedding maklfig progress on plans for a * OPEN TONIGHT AND 5ATURDAY TILL 9 P.M. S mittee. Administration from the Univer­ leges support the claim that the permanent exhibition renter in While Hoffa waa on trial here that patient services have been sity of Chicago. antibiotics makes happier hens. Imported! and will be reduced as a result of Oslo where products of Norway's n federal district court hearing tommlssioner Hanas had the fol­ was named head of the New Haven One poultry man, Oscar Wallin Industries c\n be displayed. began in Washington on charges a budgetary cutback. lowing to say about his new office in 19.'56 after ranking first at SHOOK Jewelers | by anti-Hoffs Teamsters that hi.s Peruccio on Dec. 11 charged deputy, whom he swore in this in an open coinpelitive examina­ JUST 3 MOKE For all the women on your list election as union president was that elimination of double lime morning: tion. He came here after .serx'ing A COMPLETE 5ELECTION OF S Tigged. holiday pay for certain employes "Harder bring.' to the department as an administrator of public as­ Banned F>om Office at the institution would result In , the rare combination of a profes­ sistance for Onondaga and Jeffer­ SHOPPING DAYS? ' curtailment of patient services sionally trained person in welfare, son Cmiiitles. .New York He is a Hoffa has been prevented by However, the governor and Fi­ Genuine Leather court order from taking office un­ with proven administrative ability. member of the .Vniciican Public TIMEX WATCHES f nance Commissioner George .1. Welfare Avsn. and the Oiild Wel­ HOME MAID BAKERY V',; YOU'RE JOKING! til the Washington case Is decided Conkling maintained that the He is familiar with the department Imported The AFL-CIO rece|nlly expelled policy and with our shoit and long- fare League of Anieiica .AND COFFk e b a r F'or Men, V omen. Children. From ^ 5 f elimination of holiday pay was not 699 .MAl.N .s t r e e t MANCHESTER the union on the grounds that the due to the ten' percent cutback or­ 1 term objerUves and aims 1 feel you haven't finished knit­ ITALIAN Teamsters are In the hands of cor- der, which doesn't bei ome effci tlve ! that he is eminently qualified to Daily (’,hr<-k Krf|iiirr(l WE .\RE NOW SERVING— . rapt leaders. until Jan. 1 -’ i assume the duties of his new posi­ ting those sox yet _ .When the wiretap plot allegedly The governor said today he ,Jiad tion," Uhicaso — A railroad man must • PIZZA5 PEARL RIOT! i Harder is the commissioner's per­ wiM hatched. Hoffs was i J21.000- been re-assured by Financ* Com­ buy his own watch and pay for ' you're just getting the «>year vice president of the Tesm- missioner Congling and Superin­ sonal choice. Miss Dunn was a • GRINDER5 HANDBAGS it.s upkeep, but its type, design, 11 Stera and Its Midwestern boss. tendent Edgar C. Yerbury of the hold-over from the previous admin­ Christmas spirit During the trial both sides Middletown insUtulion that the istration. and precision must meet his em­ • 5ANDWICHE5 Just in Time For Giving! sgreed that Spindel installed list­ proposed savings in "no way will Sharp, differences between Com­ ployer's rules. Anions other ening and recording equipment for affect the basic seriires to pa- missioner Hanas and Miss Dunn things, the watch must have an They Sure Are Delicious! ou've forgotten lome- Hoffa and Brennan but disagreed lienls. , broke Into the open two years ago. i open fare, an unmarred crystal. Extra 5peeia| $ 0 .9 9 as to its nature and purpose. He said he ha.il been informed "'Rh Governor Ribicoff forced to and a jeweled movement that Iody on your list The defense conceded five offices doesn I vary' more than .30 sec­ H O IRS: Tuesday thru Saturday. 7 A.M. to 12 MIdnIte 5ovings At of 80 much more. by Conklins that the basic savins P*acemaker. OPEN SUND.W 7 A.M. to 9 P..M. What a collection. Imported pearls in 1 to S in the building were bugged with at Middletown will be made by ^ Commisaioner Hana.s .said th.H onds from Accuracy in 168 hours. •Strand necklaces, chokers, earring.' and bra­ ‘ hidden microphones, not in them­ "freezins vacant poastiona Ihey'^R' vacated post of director of the Its owner must check its accii-!l CLOSED .MONDAYS you haven't had time to celets. Hither white oi' pink, with rhinestone selves Illegal under federal law. haven't been able to fill since last I N*w Haven office will he filled racy daily with a standard nicr-y. ALL B.AKlXCt DO.NE OX THE PREMISES start your shopping Every want.s a genuine leather Ital­ The government contended wire­ July, anyway. " 'by a promotion from within the ciiry clock or with the watch of^* cla.sps. You will revel in the big choice and the ian bag—and this is where you can get -ta p s were placed on telephones. j "Of course, " the governor department. " another employe who has made-il gorgeoii.8 beauty of evert piece. Ruv them it for all ybur gals. Genuine top grain - which is illegal under federal law. added, "if an essential position is Harder, who lives in New Haven. such a comparison recently. for everybotly. AND SAV'K. ; The govemnient also charged needed it certainly will be author­ We’re Still 8 cowhide in natural color.. ' that Hoffa took '$8,429 in uniop ized." Choose from top handle or ’ , funds to pay for the alleged wt re­ The governor contended that the shoulder strap ^yle, bucket, taps and that John (Johnny Dioi prolestins employes concern is Unpacking New Giftc -Dloguardi. New York racketeer. "not over the care of the patients drawstring or flaip over with aent Spindel to Detroit to do the but in their own situation where USE YOUR CREDIT lock. ; 'Job for Hoffa. they want double time and iip- One of the points that apparent- gradlns ' ; ly perplexed the jury was opposing PINE LENOX teistimony on Hoffa's whereabouts July 9, 1953. On that day or a day Thumbs 4.8 Feet Long S m o o r later, the government said. Hoffa 977 MAIN ST. fi watched a wiretap demonstration Nara Japan Nara's chief at­ PHARMACY MANCHESTER i In the Detroit building. The de­ traction for tourists is the Great fense said he was in Seattle for s Buddha statue, completed in 749 union convention from July 5 until A D. and still the largMt statue ^ \. the afternoon of July 10. ever cast in Japan. It was started : Y o u r...... h. 743 and had to be cast eight times before it was sastisfactory. Chemical Oiitpiil Lisleil It IS 53’a feet high, weighs 4.'i2 j Beautiful tons. 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^ ••• PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDa\ d ECEMBER 20. 1967 ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1957 p a g e S B V B it ■f \ v n c N B -a io WTIO—1080 Programs Slated program on this Sunday at 3:30 at'' Lutheran Homs for the Aged in its liberators; the American D aily R adio the church. Miss Dorothea Stavnit- Sputhbury. 82d Airborne Division, by redesign­ ^ARTHUR DRU i TS o RES^ Hal Boyle Cannon Will Play WUKO—IMO WHAY—aio sky Is chairman. \ ' ------^------ing its ancient coat of arms to in­ 943 MAIN STREET TUe Heral(F4( new tele-1 By Church School \^rimary. Junior. Intermediate and Uberatora Honored clude two open parachutes and the On Organ Tonight phone number is: WCUU—IXM Eastern Standard Time WIMl*—1410 Senior pupils will present a pro­ date, "June 5, 1044,’ when the di­ Lover Tony . Galento Concordia . Lutheran Sunday gram on Dec. 2» at 3:30 p.m., with Sle. Mere Egllse, France — A vision Jumped into the Invasion Til* (oUowliif profTkin aciieO-^< IVDRC—eRuaty O raptr School will present Christmas pro­ Mrs. Edward Walters In charge. target. During 33 days of unre­ ^Joins Dana H. Cannon, a senior at Mltdhell .3-2711 WPOP—Hound Dof Normand^D-day invasion target, ulM «x« (uppUed ay Ui« radio f;tO— grams on the next two Sundays. Their Christmai party will follow, lieved combat beginning with the Manchester High School, will be Lawton Rd., assistant at St. Mary'; monacemema and are aubject to WIlAy-Niicht Watch Children In the nursery and be­ the rehearsal Saturday afternoon. Ste. Mere ^ Its e , which was the Jump, the 82d, now based at Fort In Film (jomeback guest organist at Watkins Bros, v in ity . WTIC—Monitor v Episcopal Church and at present release cbanfo without notice. ginners department, together with Children are asked to bring pack­ first French town to be liberated Bragg, N. C., suffered 46 per cent tonight from 7 to 9, and again to­ - WDRC—.The World ToniuM parents and friends, will have their aged foods as white gifts, for the In World War II, has paid tj[lbute casualties without losing ground. also was organist for last year’s a deacon, will be ordained to the that he might serve on the staff WHAV—Putter Party WPOP—'found ' '• Everglades. Fla., Dec. 20 (IP)— morrow afternoon from 1 .to 4 graduating exercises at Manches­ Priesthood Saturday morning at WCtX—keouro Reein f:15— Read Herald AdvB. the crowd la Galento, who thinks at St. Mary's. The L.awton Rd. WKMB-rOpen Mika WHAY-Nurhi Watch Here under the surprised gage of nothing of working a long day. o'clock. He will present a concert ter High. 10 In Trinity Cathedral, Newark, hbuse was purchased by the parish WTIC—Roaa Miller WTIC—Monitor- critical alligators In wlldemess then driving for two hours to reach N. J. In tb- ■nrlnc' to nrovMe s renl. WDKO—Artbur Godlrey WDRC—Tha World ronlfhl of Christmas carols on the Ham­ WPOP-r-Hound Dof whsre only water moccasins are Miami for a long evening of betting The orda WPOP—Waaworka mond orghn hi the series of Gas Vapor Sterilizes Rt. Rev. 1 a :l» - • :3»— In the social ewlm, Dominick on the dog races. Christmas programs being spon­ WHAX—Platter Party WHAV—Nlcht Watch Anthony Galento Is making his Bishop of Newark, from f IS >I iy.\ i^^ .1 >1 {I jfvli «9.9vff) iCf 9 ' I % W’TIC—Chrialmaa Profram He then drIvM back, sleeps three sored, by Watkins. WT-0—Roa. Miner- major bid for his first Academy Chicago—A Chicago medical- cese the ordlnand WDRC—Arthur Gootrey WDRC—Rpith L^turea on Ruaela hours, and bounces up for another Cannon, at present studying supply concern has developed a WPOP^Waxworka WPOP—Hound Dot Award as an actor. work day, leased" in order to 4 :ia - f:4&— under Lyman Bunnell, minister of safer method of sterilizing hospi­ sUtant in the Dioce: WHAY—Platter Party WHAY—Maht Watch "Acting makes me more nervous HU only thought la that he has music at Immanuel Congregation­ tal equipment, using ethylene-ox­ , WTIU—Roaa Miller WTIC—Chnatmaa Program than fighting ever dld.’» said Galen­ been cast aa a heav-,*. He plays an cut. The candidate for the Priest­ WDRC—Rpilh L^eturra on Ruaata al Church, Hartford, is organist ide vapor Instead of heat. 'The com­ hood will be presented to Bishop Stockholm— WT5RC—Cal Kolby to, "but all I need to get ahead is ex-convict who Joins the outlaw, WPOP—Waxworka WPOP—Hound Dof and choir director of the Rockville pany say.s sterilization with the Washburn by the Rev. Alfred U creased by 63 4:4a— ttLjead up on -ny reading.'' bird murdering feather gatherers, Baptist Church. WHAY—Night Watch gas permits use of materials such Williams, rector of St. Mary's cities since October 1055, when re­ WHAY—Platter Party Two Ton Tony, the boy bootleg­ and among other chores he has to T iT j; n I giH aiv i« ifOT' i»-i» u ui WTIC—Roaa Miller WTIC—Cavalcada of Sporta ger who became New Jersey's He Is one of three high school as plastic, which cannot be heat- Church. strictions on liquor purchases were WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Ruts Naughtoa carry the carcass of a 250-pound students who presented selections sterilized, and 'permits sterilizing The newly, ordained priest la to WPOP—Waxworka WPOP—Hound Do* most famous aaloon keeper and removed. In Stockholm the In­ pig and break apart ■ ex-jockey on the organ prior to the Rotary of injection equipment and other celebrate the Holy Communion for crease has amounted to 230 per • ;#a- during a fabulous 100-fight career Renlck In a savage, bloody, muddy WHAY—Platter Party WHAY—Night Watch came within a punch or two of Marine Band Concert this fall, and products in the shipping carton. ■ the first time Sunday morning at cent. WTIC—Newa WTIC—Cavalcade of Sporta battle.' • WDRC—Neaa Reporter WDRC—Ruaa Naughton reaching the world heavyweight WPOP—Hound Dog He does these chores so realistic WPOP—United Auto Workera Show 10:S^ boxing throne. Is quite serious in i:I J - believing his future lies before the that the only feathered member ■c: WHAY—Platter Party WHAY—Night Watch of the cast, a tall, dilapidated WTIC—Rosa Miller WTIC—Cavalcadt of 8porta camera. WDRO-CaI Kolby WDRC—R u m Naughton ,’Tf Lou Nova can get aw-ay American Ibis, turns its back In WPOP—United Aut* Workera 'Show WPOP—Modern Sounds cowering fear whenever Galento l:sa- 1I:4S- wiUi quoting Shakespeare, why WHAY—Platter Party WHAY—Night Watch can't I ? " He asked. “After all, a,ppears on the scene. WTIC—Rosa Miller WTIC—Sporta Hlghllghta didn't I beat his brains out In 14 Only Galento hopes that his WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRO—Ruar Naughton rounds?” present adventure In cinematic WPOP—Waxworka WPOP—Modem ^unda 1:45— la— If Tony, the Jersey Ox, Isn't vllliany—U but a prqltde to more WHAY—Platter Party h a y —Nita Watch quite heady for Hamlet, 47. heart warming roles. w n c—Rose stiller RC—Nem*a WDRC—Cal Kolby Newa years Judicious hamming certainly "I'm really a lover." he said. MANCHESTIR SALES and APPLIANCE C9 WPOP—Waxworka ’—M odem Bounda haven't left him totally unprepared 'When pressed as to how a 265- U tia — 2 S;«4— for the arts of the theatre. One WHAY—Oatellns WHAY-i>.Nlta Watch Sentenced pound man of his years could hope WTIO-Nswa WTIC—Short#—Weather can say without even mentioning to throb feminine fans, he re­ WDRC—Mews; Weather WDRC—Koai Naughton John JoMph Frank wax »en- his post-graduate training as a WPOP—M o^rn Sounda marked with a show of indigna­ WPOP—Neara tenced ro serve from eight professional wrestler, during which tion : 4:14- 11 :M— \ WHAY-DatelUs W HAY—J a w k ilty monthe to two years In jail he successfully met a 50-pound "Women of today are looking WTIC—Sports w n c—UN Radlh Revlea yesterday In Washington for octopus In Seattle, and grappled for a really masculine man. I’m WDRC—Weather and fulman WDRC—Ruaa Nadghton acting illegally as an agent of WPOP—Lawrence Welk W'POP—Modern S ^ d a him tentacle for tentacle. not stout. I'm really streamlined. • :S4— l l : « — General Rafael Trujillo rnd Galento, who has survived two I'm not fat. I’m muscle. And what's WHAY—.Serenade WHAY—Jaxa Alley \ the Dominican republic. (AP SCOOPS THE MARKH AGAIN! WTIC—Starlight »«e«natlji plays, la before the lens In his more manly than muscle?” WTIC—Music by Melachrlno Photflfax). third movie, “Across the Ever­ WDRC—Music a la Carta WDRC—Ruaa Naughton Whether Galento becomes an­ 0 WPOP—Top 40 Time glades," a drama written by Budd 4:44— Schulberg and co-produced by other Barrymore or not, he said WHAY—Serenade he atm has an escape route — a - WTIC—Three Star Extra Budd and his brother, Stuart. WDRC—I-ow»ll Thomas The film, which will be released 310,000 offer to wrestle In South­ WPOP—Top 40 Time by Warner Bros., is Uie first Joint east Asia. tree— To Perpetuate "I don’t want to lake it because I95S G.E. CONSOLE MODELS WHAY—Serenade effort by the yo'inger Schulbergs. w n c —Dick Burtel son of the late B. P. Schulberg, I hate to go that far from my WDRC—Amoe "n Andy famous Hollywood producer. mother,” he said. "I have always WPOP—Fulton Lewie Jr. A Cherished loved my parents. My mother will t i l l — It has one of the oddest casts WHAY—Serenade •ver assembled for a movie. The soon be 84, and I don’t like to go JUST In t im e f o r C h r is t m a s and n e w V e a r s — t m c —Dick Burtel too far from her." WDRO—Amoe 'a Andy Memory stars and supporting players In­ WPOP—IS. P. Morsan clude folk singer Burl Ives, TV Tony’s final summation of this T:I4— star Christopher Plummer, Ghana WHAY—Serenade present movie J

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNi. FRIDAYj DECEMBER 20,1967 IHattrl|p0tpr its rich rasourcci And its proxim ­ for the Columbia BroadcazUng, ity to Australia, to fall Into their Mill to Close S.vstem and the National Broad- Stcimming Pool Consultant Brainerd Getting ^DPtiitui ifrrald lap. Skvwatch Schedule caating Co. Indonesia may escape this fate. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.—William LI6GETT .puitutfHiiai bv m b M. Cornelius .Sr,. T3. a D etroit Post at Trinity PRXNTIMO CO IMO. But It is certainly not (soinR to be ! Saturday, l>ex*. 21 In Wauregan I FUTURAMA | Offers Suggestions to Town in Slnell SttMt hanken and industriallat, died Malictieiicr >oon the healthy, prosperous' showcase j Midnig;ht-2 a m ...... Inicillc Hirlh. Charlca Mirth Tliursday. He waa a director of the The appointment of James R. REXALLDRUG rUOMAS r /bRQCSON for democracy we had hoped, a t' ^ a.m. t a.m...... Lucille Mirth. Charles Mirth Wauregan, Dec. 20 lyPi Stock­ Brainerd' as alunml secretary at WALTER R. rCROURON Dotroll Bank ti T ru st Co. and A profetsional sw im m ing pool*' in any pool sthd should be nearest ...... UoRcr Winter holders of Wauregan Mills, Inc., cjia'iman of the hoard of Parker, Trinity College was announced Publl*b»r* least, not in the foreseeable future, g « m -a a m ...... Itoger Winter, Ixiuis Baibci I LIPSTICKS a Mnaultant yesterday offered town the pool’s control point. He also nouiMled October i. liriil have voted to shut down and sell Rustproof Co. of Detroit. felt that the coats of piping and fit­ yesterday by Trinity President Al­ OPEN At best, it will be torn by di.ssen- s a m.-10 a m...... linger Winter. I-oiiis Barber officials a method of saving con­ bert C. Jacobs. Pubtlabed tSTcrr Ctrenmn Itxcepi ...... Dolores York. Mary E. .Icffies the 104-year-old cotton textile V ista, Calif. -F. A. Larsen, 87, a tings cpuld be reduced if the deep WMlay* Ana Holldmy* Lntrrea al the ■Sion, remaining (I breedins spot for |lh a m.-noon .. siderable money on a proposed Brainerd will replace George C. SATURDAY NI6HT subversion for vear.s. , Noon-2 p.m...... Dnvc Kcl.sey. Clinilcs Perkins plant. The company employed 500 one time missionary, e.xplorer and By REVLON diving area were brought closer to —■ '^ Ic * a; Manctiettrr Conn. a* hor.setrader, who was known as swimming pool at Globe Hollqw. the pump and filter apparatus. Capen, who haa been lerving as I Claaa Malt Matter _ . , . , , 2 p.m .-t p m...... Carry Sulliffc. Ixniis Baibci persons during normal operations. acting alumni secretary, on Jan. 1. YILL9P.M. B U BStA_ lIPTION J^ RArbS But in any case. Indonesia, like : ^ j, m -6 pm ...... Carol Menderson the white "Duke of Mongolia," A MOST DESIRABLE GIFT! Joseph Rogers, University of 3. Installation of amesite rather PAyabl* tn AdvAnca .Syria before it. provides a le.sson fi p m.-S p ni. J. A. Atwood III, company presl- died Thiiraday. Me was described than concrete decks. A Trinity graduate in the claas ...... I.ucv Burke $1.35 to $37.50 Massachusetts • swimming coach of 1950, Brainerd ia.now a public Ob* Vaat . . . . CAM for our policy makers if they .will * p.m. IO p in...... I.ucv Biiikc ' dent and treasurer, announced after as "the best known foreigner in SUNDAY AU DAY T \\ EIA E STVLE.S T4) CHOOSE FRO.M and consultant on several pools In Amesite, he felt, would be easier relation! assistant for Pratt and Ha Months ... V■iiSionly T> heed it that militarv pact.s. 10 p m.-Midnight _...... ,‘7’.'''''’; H ""'. '-"9 A.M.-8 F.M. One Mnoth .., , ^ l . . .* A, J.S. sSkvwRtrh Post Icxatod on top of Mancho5(rr Poller .Station Volun ' that poor business conditions in the er to Install. After graduation from Trinity 1*;, whether in Asia or the Middle r,.pia,a,. civ,| Defense Meadqiiailers I textile industry, particularly In golian Plains.” He was born in gested thkt the town look Into s We«A.T ...... Miinicipay Build- 4. A small, separate filtration he accepted a teaching position ■Inclr Cottjt .. W ! E arI or Europe. Are no inibAtitulc i inj; Monday. Wednesday oi Friday from i-5 p.ni. I Stockholm, Sweden. multi-cell type of filter for the MANCHESTER New England, was one of the rea­ system for the small wading pool. with St Aiban'a School, but he MhiMRUR o r for positive polic.v. M ilitary pacts ------sons the company wAs going out of K ansas City John C. Ham ilton flS2,150 pool. (Tentative specifications for the SHOPPING PARKADE i businesa. entered the U.8. Army before the _ rUA ASSOCIATED PKHAOI ma.v deter acpression temporarily, i flag shall not be flown unaccom­ Sr.. 66, president of the Arkansas m d a r C k Rogers felt that this filter would pool call for the wading pool to be term began. The Asaoctaled Press Is escluslTciy A&tlUed to the uss p( republlcsUon of but the.v do not achieve the stabil- panied by an American flag of Atwood said other reasons were Louisiana Gas Co., died Thursday. be less expensive than other suit­ emptied at the end of each day. After service with the Army All nesrs dlsnstches credited to It or ] the same size, ami the national e competition from Japanese Hamilton, who was born in Pales­ 901 MAIN ST.—MI 3-5321 able types, require less space, and Rogers said that fllterkig the water Aot otherwise credited in tnls paper ity on which real peace rests. Brainerd accepted the position of and 8 banner should occupy the honor textile Imports arid a shortage of tine, Tex., had lived In Slireveport. less maintenance. He also felt that would keep it cleaner, and would ABO Also Ihs locAl news poblithed here Achieving this goal is a tre­ La.. 37 veara. assistant editor of Pratt and Whit­ All lights If rspubllcstlpn if special spot, to the observer's right. working capital following the 1955 the filler would provide greater be cheaper in the long run.) ney Alrpraft'e company newspaper. dlspAiehes herein are also rsserred mendous undertaking requiring ease of operation than other types flood here. A. Discarding any idea of instal­ He subsequently waa advanced to far greater iniaginatlon. more prig- „ ...... being considered. 2 r Hoipoint run aem et diem of N fi a " •'"IQ When was West Virginia He said the flood caused an over­ ling underwater lights as a need­ editor, and later was made an at- lee. Inc all loss of SI,.500.000 Rogers has acted as consulting alatant in the public relations de­ , ^bUanera Reprceemativca; inal thinking and a greater 'mder-i ^rtmitted to the Cmon as a state’ A Thuiiulit fur Toiliiv less construction and maintenance I S p ^ a i Acerrey » New atandlng of and aympathy for the i A In J86.1. This was the only The mill, founded in 1853 by A t­ engineer on pools built in Amherst expense, and a safety hazard. p a rtm e n t Hi-Fi .Detroit and Bnaton. Bponsured by the Mancheater wood's great grandfather, manu­ and other towns throughout his Following his meeting with Brainerd is EAst Coast chair­ ------BITREAU O f peoples of the world than we have ! change made in the map of the Connell of Chnrrhea Ifnited Stales during the Civil factured shirtings and dre.ss goods. home state as well as the city of Scudieri and the town officials, man of the Aircraft Industry Edi­ CoRioie i' demonstrated thus far. Rockville's public swimming pool to rs Assn. Th* Herald Prtntlni Compaos. Inc W ar, Rogers inspected both the Globe (Only S Mt) I t ’s T ru e built six years ago. He was also Hollow and Sautter's Pond pools, A resident of Portland, he is m ar­ •am m es bo (Utanclal reaponsiblllty fnf TONIGHT consulting engineer on the pool un­ ried and has an 8-month-oId son. typocrapnlcai «rrors Appearing bi sd The Venezuelan Election Q Do any rivers flow into the For somehow, not onlv for Oeallis Last ISi^ht and made a brief'tour of the new ^rtlsem eola and other reading mallei Dead Sea ? riiristnias. der construction for the Air Force high school pool. Mancbseler Bsanioa Herald President Marcos Perez Jimene* i Academy. Denver. Colo. A—The River .Iordan flows But all the long year through, By THE .VS.SOCIATED PRES.S Dupiay aoTertlitng closing aoursi won a reaounding victory Sunday | into the sea from the north and The joy that you give to others He met yesterday with General gor Hnndar—1 p m m d a r Indio. Calif. John Van . Driiten. hear Manager Richard Martin, architect IntiecU Lured to Doom Iflor Tueedas—) p.m Monday in his hid for reeiectlon to a .%-vear *everal smaller slieams Is the jov that comes hack to you: Fnr wrdneeday—1 p m Tuesday. 50. noted playw right, died T h u rs­ Ralph Scudieri, Park Superintend­ For Thureday—1 p. m Wednaaday. term. It was democracy and’the I " And the more you .spend in ent Horace Miirphey. and Recrea­ W ashington — The A griculture HALE’S for Friday—1 p m, Iburaday day. Van Druten, who was born in Department Iq' seeking natural or Saturaar—I p m. FMday people of Venezuela that lost. For q What ia the name of the The pool and the lonely and aad; tion _ Department Superintendent 1 Ciaaainad daadllna: lOilki a.ni. sacb London, had several Broadway James Herdtc amt hia assistant, and synthetic attractants to lure Perez Jimenex, an «ll-powerful dir- Pacifle Ocean's parallel* current The more of your heart'R pos- hits, including "I Remember Ma­ Dana H. Cannon ja» of puhi4—a leth arg y resulting from vantage—might even enable the Q What thi'pf familips havp Negroee to gain control of the thf fact that there li no one in the from Watkins been twicp rppre.spntpd In thp country capable of stirring up county’s political offices-so terri­ W hite H oU5P? anti-regim e feeling. All those j fied the white citizens of Macon A. Aflam.^, H arnson, a n d O UR 83rd C H R IST M A S Perez Jimenez enemies who could Rooaevelt. HOUSE'S Shoe Dent that they called on the rest of the have done this are either In exile atate for help. And the help came Q—What la the averafje tem­ Tuesday, In a favorable state-wide or in jail. In addition. Venezuela's perature of all the water In the vote on a constitutional amend­ oil-rich economy is quite healthy oceans ? house For Infants.,, ment that authorizes the legisla- so healthy, in fact, that Vene­ A—It la about 39 degreea. zuela has been abla to launch a tare to divide Macon County and Q —How JUMPING JACKS AND KALI-STEN-IKS foreign-aid program of her own for muat the United Na- tta lai;ge Negro population among tlons flag be displayed In this Latin America. country ? pc. Bridge Sets - M aple iwlghborlng countlee. j ,,, .•.AUCllI “ For Misses and Children It should be noted, however, that | But despite the results of Sun­ A—By law, the United Nations the re^ionse to Macon'e call, while day's election and the political 1 quiet that has descended on the or Mahogany Suck Off adequate to the task, w as le.ss than 3 8 ^ 5 T i m e for drinks' 2-Strap In Ran, Brown or enthusiastic. Only one of eight country. Perez Jimenez should not Gray. In eonsUtutional amendments win- feel too secure. A regime that is ICE CUBES Ring approval of Alabama voters |shows con­ A $49..5(l value; 30'; x 31^1 ^-inch JUMPING JACKS Tuesday received a lighter vote tem pt for the Will of the people MILLER’S PHARMACY | BY TH E BAG folding bridge table and four lat­ to sparkle,••so th a n the Macon amendment. sooner or later invites force to 29» (iKEEN RD. tice-back chains exactl.v as sketch­ In any event, the timing of the be used again-st it. ed' Maple with green tops and $ . er KALI-STEN-IKS Alabama action makes It particu­ seat.s: mahogany with while tops larly Ironic. It comes at a time Samuel G. Gordon and .seats. mix with the heat! when America's capacity for mor­ One of the moat extraordinary 19.95 al, as Well as political and mili­ testimonial dinners in Manchester tary. leaderahlp Is on trial before history took place nine years ago. Clever sdaptation Ladies' Shoes of a Cape Cod OanS In our still-large se­ the world. AJid In voting to abolish on the retirement of Samuel G. lection of wood and In the following makes: a county rather than risk its berry Scoop as a Gordon as .Manchester chief of po­ WATKINS- magazine rack. In riish aeat chairs you'll haidng Negro office holders, Ala­ lice. Many of the guests, and most Okie knotty pine. see this low, low priced VALENTINES bama haa done its bit to undo C aptain's chair .Made of the speakers, had had some dis­ of hardwood.i in n u t­ QUEEN QUALITY whatever gains the United States WEST agreement with Chief (Jordon over 10.50 meg maple finish. AND Registered with world opinion by 6.98 the long 40 year span of hia serv­ Funeral SenricB AIR TRED passage of the Voting RighU bill. ice to the town, and whaf made TTie action also comes at a time this testimonial dinner unique was Ormond J. West, Director Dozens and dozens of last live their home elegance with when America is searching furi­ the fact that on this night, of M2 East Center SU minute ideas for inexpensive Mahogany Masterpieces ously for native brains and talent tribute to his whole career, these Mitchell 9-7196 attractive gifts in the Little Growing Girls' and calling on it to help provide disagreements and criticisms were - Pine Shop, llere’s a spoon rack world leaderahlp. And many of the voiced rather freely. Chief Gordon, j Negroes against whom the Macon planter in driftwood pine SUEDE er LEATHER as he looked over the assembled ; Manrhester’s Oldest that is 19'-,. inches tall. lO'-i Your Choice g PUMPS amendment was aimed are the guests, could himself recognize not with Finest Facilities OIT-Streel Parking indjc.s wide with plastic teachers and graduates of Tuske- only his friends, but his presumed i ALSO SUEDE er EsUbUsbed 1874 planter! gee Institute, the deaen-edly fa­ enemies. Both had come to honor, LEATHER OXFORDS mous Negro college, which is lo­ something in the man that stood ! Specially cated in Macon 1 county aeat. higher thsn any quarrejs they | might have had with him in the : Priced 2 9 ® ^ In SEATO I.and pa.st j ■ PARK A pamful indication of the in- And all identified the one quality , adequacy of our foreign policv to brought them there. It I BATES Shoes For M en... | meet “the prohlcins of the free "K" "( rMpect for the honesty I FREE iworld Is evident m the case of In- • '"tegnty whir h no one had X PURNEH In cordovans and cashmere grains. Brown, plain toe, black R donesia. When, with the help of '''■' Questioned PA R K I N G oxfords or white buck, • the United States, Indonesia won 'T'’ ' " d I 'he end of this extra- Its independence from the Dutch '’'^''"'ary evening, when "Sam | Daniel Green or Danvers Slippers | after the war. there were high i hopes it would develop into a ' 'hings that had' For Men show case for democracy tn Asia about him, he had his. B u t today, it seem s to be falling ' «>‘P'-c»sinK 'h e final | In colored kid a apart. With the senseless struggle "f everv body'else | adth the Dutch over West New' ' ' Guinea .aggravating already aeri-! i ' ous economic problems, food abort-1 * * louse CANADA DAY OINOIR A t! is the original pale dr; ginger developed leading The 'rougline.sa of that remark.I ■le. It was created and perfe<^ed by Canada ’Dry. It famine and food riota. Centrifugal 1 Gordon, and Uie forces, always present in the group "’h''’ul of that remark waa "Sam Preferred Finance Co.. Inc. BM Main M«nrh»‘fttrr. C»nn ha# the flaTbr, the lightness, the delicioua drynes* that , Of islands ’making, up Indonesia. ' ‘'’O mistook TfI. MltrhFtl Isoann to SMB A lonn 4«f Slot) rotU S7# IIB nhnfi other bereraget^can only try to imitate... and not one^ have been given new impetus ' f'"’ »"-V'''mg other thsn the prompn> rFpnid in with some of the islands appeal -' Psrlmularly wheii he was in monthly InttallrnTnu of flO.05 parh. ' ereh eomes close! y Ing ready to declare their ‘*''' pendenre of the central govern-! But when he retired to hia avoca- tlon of many y^ary, the raiairtR of M'A" * 41W IbANADA DRY CLUi SODA is the only club soda with m ent. pWWWWMfSIMMKMaKMWaifaKFX Helfk) )4Vk" ,And as Indonesia contimie.s to flowera. he waa merely Rentle and ^Pfn'Point Carhonationv^ Millions of people make it disintegrate, it seems safe to as- loving, as he had al\vay» been, too, HALE’S . aume that the Cbmmuhista, who in those human lelalionships which 1 ^ I their oo&andHijDly mixer. They Ve foun^ nothing else base gained in power in the last did not lie in the apfiere of official I ^ and II few years and whose worker duty. And that gentleness, in turn. groups enthusiastically led in the perhaps the final proof of his of friends . . these handsomely lASU HOUSE’S leU" X 2044*' Yon will, to^ take-over of Dutch- properties, arc manhood i crafted tables will be received HelstiiU .awaiting patientiv to pick up the ! P'’*’ with hearty thanks!'All feature pieces. The frustrating fart about: P*''*'’ this situation is that we seem so ' the battlements of heaven for OPEN totally incapable o“{ dealing with it ! ®‘l“i'nment with new bloom. We have a ‘military pact—I FRIDAY round genuine leather panels SEA'TO—to, cover Asia. So if the Process Saves with 24 carat gold hand 'tool- Oommunists would oblige us by UNTIL 9 P.M. Tiittking a military grab for the Washington — The Agriculture Loads and loads of lamps for Department reports that the new gift giving in sizes froip desk country, w;e might have an anawer. food-preservation process - known But they don't have to start a war. as debydrofreeziM cap lower CLOSED models to big floor styles like With tlipe on their aide, they feel packaging, storagt, and transpar- SATURDAY these'. Choose either of these -they fan afford to wait for In- latlon costa for several foods. The fine lamps in red or greeh tole, process Involves partial drying fol­ AT S 30 dooMia. with lU 80.000,000 people,, hand decorated for |22.50. lowed by freestng. ' Others from |17i6d. / r ...... ' . •• i - / P A G E I S N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, 9QfNN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1957 V ' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1957 N. I / PAOF ELEVEN I railroads, the carriers rsfarrsd to a general rate hike which was CYP Club Plans F B I Uses Planes as Aerial Bloodhounds "^r7ke”oroii^r granted last Aug. 6, and added the MARLOW'S ICC said at that time a further Service Sunday and other fine stores moderate increase might be sought By n»Ri Am­ Miller. Route 85, Bolton New high-powered automobiles | annuity policy Eisenhower retired bassador John Davis Lodge will have Increased the criminal s I as vire president of s Kansas City return to Connecticut from the 16 to 20 Lb. Hens chances of making a clean ipiick I .bank last yens. NATO conference In Paris tomor­ get-away after committing a row to resume an interruptbd 2- Tel. Ml 3-4026 SATURDAY / crime. Improved roads and super | week vacation. State Department Manchester Delivery highwa\-8 have provided more and ‘ oflficlals said Lodge may retu rn to better escape routes Railroad.s Seek this country aboard tlie plane of To keep one step ahead of the! Airborne police in Washington use this helicopter to unravel traffic snarls, Along with other form! Secretary of State Dulles. Lodg>, WWSHWSKWSKWfVWWSIHimHHf^it of aircraft, it's also one of today's most Important crime fighting weapons. FUEL criminals. law enforrcment agen-1 __ Freight Rale Hike ambassador to Spain, accompanied cles have had to find an efficient | Dulles to Paris, then went to Ma­ drid with Dulles yesterday for a method of eanvasslng wide areas i long stretches of highway when the danger of espturing armed, like swamps or thick woods. Many Washington. Dec. 20 ift — The I HALE’S I of the country as fast as possible. ! searching for criminals fleeing in desperate criminals. Once, two fu­ times criminals won't Isave these nation's major railroads have asked conference -with President Franco. AND MONDAY H and ' That's why the FBI points to the j an automobile. After a get-away gitives were reported making a hiding places for fear of being the Interstate Commerce Commis­ Dulles' plane was tentatively OIL atrplane.Bs one of its most impor- <'ar is spotted, the direction In getaway along a beach covered spotted from the ait. sion ilCCi for authority to Increase scheduled to arrive In Washington ! tint crime fighting weapons. | which it's heading can be radioed with high sand dunes. The k'BI fig­ This gives the/ground forces a freight rates on a selective basis. about 9 a.m. tomorrow. RANGE OIL The FBI doesn’t nave aircraft ; Police so they can set up road- ured there was a good rhance the chance to reaclvihe segne. At the In a petition filed yesterday, the I HOUSE’S 1 of its owTi. Instead, it relies main­ blocks. men might abandon their ear and same time, the^'airborne agent can rail carriers said the boosts w hich To meet the growing demand for ly on the excellent cooperation of Aerial observation also has hide out among the dunes Any study the area's layout and relay reportedly will average 4 per rent paper and paper products, the the armed forces to supply it with proved highly successful In discov­ agent who enterbd the area would the inform^ion to the lawmen for — are needed to offset additional ex­ American paper industry has in­ blimps. light Observation planes, ering Important clues on the risk being ambushed. use in mapping out their plan of penses vested mors than $.50 in equipment I OPEN helicopters and the necessary pi­ ground. A heliropter solved the prob­ i attack. The petition did not specify the for every United States citiaen. TILL 9 P.M. I BOLAND lots. It also gets help from rlvlllan For instance, an agent flying In lem. An agent located the fleeing increases being sought, but the new volunteer fliers. a Navy blimp ox'er a heavily wood­ automobile from the air and gave j Ttiiiialo .Mix Drvpioppfl rates are said to be ready for sub­ OIL COMPANY ! FRIDAY . The result Is that agents have ed ares spotted a purse belonging chase. mission Monday If the ICC should approve the application. an air arm ready to strike at fed­ to a kidnaped woman. Searchers In trying to out-maneuver the 369 CENTER .ST. eral law breakers from almost any j xi’ashington A new to m a to ' The rate changes, if the ICC per­ FOR RENT J UNTIL 9 P.M. Immediately converged on yie site. plane, the fugitives left the safety 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL area in the country. And the ad- I pibwder has been developed for j mits them to be published, would Tel. Mi 3-6320 A short distance away, they dis­ of the beach. They were captured use in sauces, soups, dry mixes. ' *—sound or silent, also 85 mm, vantagea which aircraft give them covered the bodies of the murdered become effective after 20 days un- CHRISTMAS TILL 9:00 a short time later at a police road and Juice. The powder is said to| le.ss protests were filed with the slide prejectors. S CLOSED are Invaluable. victim and her slayer, who had block. 1 mix with water and it can he ; 24-Hour Burner Service MR. PAUL INVITES Flanei are Mpeclally useful In comm ute suicide. commission, in which case the ICC S SATURDAY Another uae of planes is to pm stored In its powder form indefi- i usually calls for hearings. WELDON DRUG CO. F o r N l^ht H urnrr S rr\i« r Onl> Toys enabling agents to rapidly ;Cover rianes also considerably reduce down fugitives concealed in places i nllely without refrigeration. 901 Main S t. TeU ,5n 8-8S2I 4 AT 5 30 YOU TO MAKE In the petition, filed by all Claas Call MI 9-2429 or MI :4-4»4ft; BUY, NOW. P.\Y LATKR asMMSMasaswMMwasiisaswK I’w Our "Charge It” Plan. 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Franco Wants U,S^ to a non-holiday level of 80 for the Peiitagon Asks President Back Youth, 19, Refuses 30-hour holiday period. Sam Gordon, 79, Dies, Schendel Permitted Approval of Plan “But If the extra holiday danger Transfusion les isn’t met with extra care and con ANNUAL CHRISTAtAS Extra Billion In U.S., Plans For Ifni Offensive aidcration for others,’’ the council Kansas C»ty, Dec. 20 (/P)—A 19- said, “the holiday toll of Immedi Former Police Chief To Remain on Job ate deaths m ay reach 180.” CANDLELIGHT (OauUnned from Page One I ysor-old youth who agreed with The council figures some 45 mil To Arm NATO Talk on NATO his father that hr should not' ac­ Death yeatfrday claimed Samuel; Police Chief He *man Schendel lion persons will travel on the TTie preaa publiahed for the first cept a blood transfusion because of streets and highways during the O. Gordon, 20 Hamlin St., reUred got the genera} manager'* per­ their religious beliefs died here chief of police in Manchester. He (Continued from Page One) (Continued (mm Page One) time the text of a Rusaion note holiday period from 6 p.m. Tuesday mission to continue in his Job be­ yesterday. CAROL SERVICE diod at Manchester Memorial Hos­ last September Warning Spain to to midnight Wednesday, V pital after a brief illness. He would! formed on budget developments, left the plane by way of a blue yond the retirement age of 65 to­ get out of the alliance. John Black Jr. had been hos­ have been 80 years old Jan. 23. said privately; "We don't have the canopied ramp. day. The meaning newspaper ABC pitalized ilnce Tuesday with a .22- Crash Kills Girl, 16 Sunday, 'Dec. 22, 7:30 p.m. . A sharp-eyed man with a Bripi numbers yet. We hope we can Hie first greeting waa to Mrs. The police chiefs request to go commented on the note; "No nation caliber bullet wound In the neck. He was playing with a friend and like a WTeslIer, Gordon retired get them in a few days now. with John S. Eisenhower, wife of the on working was granted for one can exist today with allies .. Spain Milford, Dec. 20/(TP)—Jean Al- President's son and temporary aide. has allied herself with the moat the gun accidentally discharged. from the Police Department in! the President back," year by General Manager Richard tlari, 16, Trumbull, was killed and ALL WELCOME 1947 after 39 years of service. Then he shook hands with Nixon powerful ., The momentary and The elder Black, who said he Is a Unofficially administration aides Martin. He reachn the town em­ a girl companion injured last He joined the Police Department / ar.d the other members of the wel­ ployes' retirement age of 65 Dec. ■pectacular succcases of the Rus- member of the Jehovah’s Wlt- night when their car veered off a coming group. siana cannot keep the resources of in 1908, when there were only four. have .suggested Eisenhower will .* neiwes, refused to allow the trans­ highway, struck a tree and burn­ '1^ SOUTH METHODISt 11 North America from Imposing their men on the force. His first beat ' (tk, send Congress next month snother In spite of the drizzle, the Presi­ To continue in town employment fusion, and told doctors his son ed. waa the nipht .shift at the Nortli peacetime record Spending budget dent took off his gray homburg. auperiority in a relatively abort agreed with the decision. Doctors after that .ige. the manager's per­ period o( tim e.’’ The friend, Sally Bochtno. 15, CHURCH Ekid. of $73 billion pr nioie They hope At the end of the receiving line mission is required. Hi.* decision had warned Black that the youth also of ■ TVumbull, was reported in Gordon became chief in 1911, and it will be balanced, even if pre­ he turned around and call^ to is final. would die If he didn't get a trans­ fairly good condition in Milford at his retirement waa the olde.st cariously./' the group: "Thank vou- very Martin, who Iuuh had his differ­ fusion. Hospital with cuts and bruises. chief in point of service in Con­ But this admittedly is educated m uch.” "John wouldn’t have risen to The girls were riding on the Mil­ necticut. ences with the entof in the past, Agent Arrested guesswork. It i.s ba.sed on two ReiMirt to Nation Monday said he had “no more particular grace If he’d gotten the blood,” the ford Parkway feeder, which joins He waa born oh Union .St. in a.ssumptibns; The Preaident drove immediately reason” than in other cases where elder Black said when told of his the Wilbur O oss Parkway and the 1878. son of the late William and 1. 'That present progi-ams can­ with his son and daughter-in-law As Embezzler son’s death. Boston Post Road. Kliza Gillespie Gordon He was to the White House from which he retirement deferrals are allowed to not be ru t In fiscal 1959, sta rtin g grant Schene able to do it.” $3,000 to $4,000 received as pre­ TV SERVICE Hartford. Manchester and Ro< k- j Chief Herman Schendel Fe de('linec to elaborate miums from 20 policy holders. the short Christmas holiday period, Pholii about 19(6 2 That added to this must he tion at the airport Included Secre­ Days M QC A Call viUt Tramway Co. before joining ' ------$1 billion or $2 billion for the! tary of Labor Mitchell, who had Martin aci uaei. Schendel m 195.3 Laurence L. Cloutier, of the ■a^ the National Safety Council. the force. of failing to cooperate with his Cloutier Insurance Agency, was Tha council sold if motorists are N ights Pin, Pnrta son. pastor of Cenle, Congi ega- "''1^, P*?” " i been at the airport since the Presi­ extra careful and considerate, the Under his leadership, the Police I dent's originally expected time of superior officers "to a degree ap­ charged .yesterday with "embez­ TEL Ml 8-5482 uonal Church, will officiate Bin- P™gram. Christmas toll could be held close Department solved all six murders j Whether the.se a.ssiimplions are: arrival. 6:30 a.m.. Budget Director proaching insubordination” and zlement by agent” in a bench committed while he v as in com- , lal will be In East C cm eteiv ordered him ('» (’oonpra’r or quit. warrant issued hy Superior Court Fnenri.s may call at the funeral valid cannot be confirmed The! Percival Brumiage and Gen. Al­ News Tidbits mand. An extremely .strong man. Budget Bureau, it was letarned I fred M. Gnienther, president of May Kenpply Next ^’ear Judge E lm er \V. Ryan. he often used his own strength ' home today from 3 to 5 p m. and Culled from AP Wires 7 to 9 p.m. lacks even the data with which to the American Rec Ciosr and for­ ! The manager said that pio< edure (Tloutier surrendered voluntarily rather than a weapon to subdue a ’ begin preparing the aimplified mer NATO commander. , in other retirement defer»als wa* and waa released under $2,500 man afoul of the law I charts which will arrompsny the Diplomats representing Great i followed in granting Schendel's ap- bond. No trial date waa set. OPEN TONIGHT AND SATURDAY TILL 9 P.M. Hobbies tightly printed, 6-pound budget j Chinese Communists shell <4ue- I plication for one year If the chief State's Attorney Albert S. Bill After his retirement, Gordon de­ Britain, The Netherlands. France, volume. Belgium. Germany and .Norway, I moy Island but cause no damage wants to reapply at the end of ■I'hat said Cloutier was accused of ap­ ROASTING CHICKENS voted his time to his hobbies of i Under the law, the budget must . . . Russians say they will release I year, his application will be con- propriating to his own use premi­ racing pigeons and flowers. At one ; Obituary were among the welcomers. be delivered to Congress within 15 Ei.senhower wore the same out­ I d(M‘iiinentary film showing launcli- ^ sidered again um payments Intended for various at SHOOK Jewelers time he ow-ned 30 crack racing | I ing of sputniks. Frances Farmer Returns da.vs after the sesaion opens. Con- fit as when he left W ashington St hendel 8 request waa for no Insurance companies. pigeona one of which held an un­ gre.ss will convene on Ian. 7, and Federal Court trial to cancel spci ifu time He said recently that Bill said that all but two of the Frances Farnyer (left), back In Hollywood after 15 years absence. Is greeted by Hugh O’Brien and challenged record of. making 612 | Besides the gray Homburg. he had Hoffa election rece%j*eH until Jan. A COMPLETE SELECTION OF the annual Slate of the Union mes- on a navy blue overcoat and a fig­ if he rem ains in good physical con­ tranaactlona In the case occiirred Martha Hyer as she arrived it the CBS studios yesterda.v to begin rehearsals for a Playhouse 90 air miles in one day's flying from ; aage is scheduled tentatively for 6 . . . Stock m arket mixed in mml- dition, he would like to continue as in Hartford (Jounty. TV show. The onetime screen beauty who earned $1,500 a week left Hollywood in 1942 after a Spartansburg, S. C„ to M anches Deaths ured scarf. -1 Jan. 9. erale trading in early afternoon. I’hief until he in 70 years old. mental breakdown. After her recovery she worked as a reservations clerk in a San Francisco hotel. ter. His pigeons won many prizes j Eisenhower got a warm aendoff One of CTloutler’s custom ers, BUI The Budget Bureau hopes to have In the past. I’ve alw ays done said, became Involved In an auto She returned to the stage earlier this year. (AP Photofax). TIMEX WATCHES in open competition, and he organ- | Harold A. Glean in Paris, riding through 13 mile.s its document, a huge nrlnting Job, of waving, cheering throngs to the best job that I < ould an(‘ I will accident and learned that he was Ized the Manchester Racing Pigeon ! ready for submission some time in Harold A. Glean, 54 , 35 Cam­ reach his plane at Orly Field And Dr Dininiock Dies, continue to give my all as police not covered by liability Insurance. For Men, Women, Children. From *6.95 a u b in 1914. bridge St., died yesterday at St. the week of Jan. 12, but It is mak­ thief. ’ Schendel said after learn­ register $30 million w orth of 30- public offering price and under­ part to repay abort term bank Much of his time after his re­ ing no guarantees. Moscow Budget Business his farewell had i ro.sialgic touch ysar first and refunding mortgage writing terms arc to be announced loans. *^he balance would be ap­ Francis Hospital after a long ill­ "It's always for me a moment of ing of Martin’s tlecision. “I realize tirement waa also spent in his two One deadline already has been Members of Russia's ruling parliament. the Supreme Soviet, Kx-Tolland Sheriff that such a post draws criticism, Rpdfi Name Premier bonds. The issue would be offered later. Proceeds of the sale, the plied to the company's construc­ greenhouses on Hanilin St. He ape- ness. gather in the Kremlin's main hall yesterday to discuss the gov­ aadness v.-hen I must sav goodby He was born In New York CTity mlaaed. The bureau had hoped for I whether it’s here or an>'where else, for public sale. The Interest rate. company said, would be used in tion program. cia li^ in raising carnations, snap decisions by Dec. 16 on programs | ernment's budget and economic plana for 1948. Leaders, heads to Paris." the President remarked Willimanlic, Conn . Dec, 20 - , but I will, as long as I am physi- Moscow, Dec. 20 (A*) A Lenin- dragons and aweetpeas. on M ay 7, 1903, the son of the late together in front row of rostrum at upper center, are from left: at an airport ceremony. F’reneh William A. and Grace Byinglon that are to be acrapped or post- j Dr. Edwin R. Dimnux’k. 75. of I callv able, continue to serve Man- gard leader In the Communist His wife, Mrs. Josephine Gor­ poned-those programs described: party secretary Mikhail Suslov; deputy premier A. I. Mikovan; Preaident Rene Coty and other dig­ Merrow. a retired veterinarian, ' cheater to the utmost. ” p arty who ro.se to its controlling don, died July 2, 1951. They were Glean, and had resided in Man­ Premier Nikolai Bulganin; Communist party boss Nikita Khrush­ nitaries saw him off chester for the past 15 years. He by Eisenhower in his November; former state legislator and sheriff , A veteran of more than 40 year* Central Presidium last June, F, R. m arried in 1910. "chins up" speech at Oklahoma chev; and Pre.sldent Kliment! Voroshilov. (AP Photofax via ra­ Ei.senhower. who suffered a mild of Tolland County, died last night I with the police department. Schen? Kozlov, has been appointed pre­ was employed at the Philip H. Ste­ dio from Moscow.) The man who was a devoted City aa "deairable" but "not ab­ stroke le.ss than i month ago. ap­ in Windham Community Memorial del has been chief since 1947. Ha mier of the Ru.ssian Republic. public servant for almost 40 years vens Co. in H artford. peared to have borne up well under He leaves his wife, Mrs. Cath­ solutely e.sscntial.’ Hospital. was Manchester's first Pivil De­ The Soviet news agency Tass an­ was known throughout Connecti­ the work-social schedule he kept nounced without explanation yes­ erine F. Kerr Glean; a son. Mi­ These decisions remain to be He practiced as a veterinarian fense director and the work of the WOODLAND GARDENS cut as an official of marked abil­ made. The next target date Is Dec. at the 4-day NATO .summit con­ in Morrow for 47 years, retiring organization under his superx'iaion terday that Kozlov had replaced ity and the highest Integrity. chael A. Glean of Manchester: a ference. sister, Mrs, Virginia Gross ol 30, by which time the bureau hopes Britain Approves Proposal only a few months ago. was honored by the Freedoms Mikhail A. Yasnov. who was de­ HAS EVERYTHING FOR YOU TO Honored on Retirement to have all figures and text in hand Presidential press secretary Dr. Dimmock was graduated Foundation in ceremonies at Co­ moted to deputy premier of the At a testimonial dinner at his Cleveland, Ohio; and three broth­ ers. Charles D. of New York City, for tabulation and suhmis.sion to the James C. Hagerty told newsmen from the Connecticut Agricultural lumbia University in 19,51. Russian Soviet Federated Socialist retirentent in 1947. Superior Court ! printer. Achievement of this ob- For Nuclear Rocket Bases in Paris that Eisenhower's doctor, School mow l.^niversity of Con­ Republic (R.S.F.S.R. I. The re­ D o It Yourself Judge William J. Shea said of him: W illiam A. of F reeport, L. i., I icetive also is reported to be uncer­ N. Y„ and Frank A. Glean of Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder, re­ necticut) and Kansas Oty Veter­ ^XRTONO TAKES OATH public includes more than 75 per FRESHLY CUT BALSAM BOUGHS...... 50o "Am a police officer, he was hon­ tain. (Continued (ram Page rw,*) ported "everything normal except inary College. rent of the Soviet Union. BED and SILVER RUSCl'S ...... 4»c There is still time to order our young Comish-Rock est and conscientious. He was ab­ California. Ja k a rta . Indonesia. I>es'. 20 During the 'jieiiod right after Licen.-;es Available that he atill is under medical su­ He was representative from Tol­ Parliament Speaker .Sartono to­ WATERPROOF RIBBON ...... yd. 7r, 10c, 12c solutely fearless in the adminis­ Funeral services will be held Ei.senhower's slirht stroke on Nov. CLAP TO OFF ER BONDS (»pon8 and roasters for the big day. Broad-breasted and Monday morning at 8:15 at the termined to keep then- military For Hunting, Fishing pervision and has not been medical- ' land in 1913. a sta te senator for day was sworn In as aeting pr^l- P L A S n e REIN'DEI;:R tration Of his office. He feared no 25. Vice President Nixon held ly discharged." | three terms. Tolland County sher­ ■Washington, Dec. 20 (>P) — The ARTII-TCIAL HOLLY BERRIES ...... doz. 18o plump for appetizing eye-appeal, tender and juicy for man in the community or outside John F, Tierney Ftineral Home, budget conferences with Secretary guard up — to trust to the shield dent of Indonesia, to serxe while 219 W. Center St., followed by a iff in 1938, and postm aster and ex­ President Sukarno takes a rest C onnecticut L ight A Pow er Co. of PINE CONES, PLAIN and COLORED. enjoyment to the last bite, just right for Christmaa it. He had convictions which were of Agriculture Benson. Secretary of their own united strength. Wives who want to place 19.58 press agent in Merrow between Berlin. C?onn., has requested per­ conrictiona. Yet. Sam Gordon waa solemn requiem Mass in St. Bridg­ of Welfare Folsom and others .Sea-a West .Strengthenrsl hunting and fishing licenses in­ abroad. Sukarno hlnis<>|f watched mission from the Securities and dinner. et's Church at 9 o'clock. Burial I Hoiifteholcl Hints | 1914 and 1924. L ater he was a always on the side of right— But Ni.xon's budget activity ap­ j M acmillan .said the N .\TO deci- to their husband's Oinstmas j the ceremony In the closely Exchange Commission (SEC) to PLAIN or BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED will be in St. Bridget's Cemetery. state commissioner of domestic I guartleil Parliament building. No that’s where he mesint to be.” parently .stopped when Eiaenhower I sions at Paris strengthened the stockings can find them at three ----- I animal.’^. Thomas Hall Ferguson, the late Friends may call at the funeral resumed his duties. Budget prog­ I West "both for the defense of different places in town. Cottage cheese is extremely per­ I dat^ has been set for Sukarno** home from 7 to 9:30 Sunday night, j ishable and should be kept covered Dr, Dimmock was vice president $ publisher of The Herald, said that ress was delsved fu-thcr when the I freedom which we believe in and Tlie now licenses are avail­ departure, hut It Is believed he WREATHS 1.25 And in the refrigerator Uae it as ’ and director of T^e Savings Bank will lea\e earlv next vear. ROGER OLCOn he “conducted the office of chief President flew to the NATO ses- |I fofor the seeking of peace able at the town clerk's office of Tolland and the Farmers Coop­ of police 'Kith great honesty, al­ Mrs. Rosalie K. Szned last week, after physi­ soon as possible after buying. • Edward Steichen. world famous THE ITEM TANGERINES Sion soon He gave this broad definition of in the Municipal Building, at erative of Hartford. Polnsettlas .. 2.85-3.85-4.50 ways looking out for the interests Hebron — Funeral services will' cians pronounced him fit for the the West's po.sition: photographer, was first a painter. IN OUR THURSDAY AD For Cemetery Decorations: 403 West Center Street Mitchell S-785S the Blish H ardw are Co,. 793 He leaves his widow, Mrs Sara Rustic Basket 1.95, 2.95, of the people of Manchester." be held tomorrow at 9;15 a.m. at journey. To keep .NATO firm and power­ Main .St., and at the N assiff Good customs: The Dane.s like When he henr1tes Soviet Union and the western pow­ ers pull back their military forces You can make a salad dressing LAST AllNUTE GIFT HEADQUARTERS All Day Brucker of 3003 Main St , died del again reminded parents of Man­ The Prime Minister reminded from undiluted evaporated milk bv Tills j yesterday at her -home. She was chester youngsters that they are the Laborites that they were in to create a broad neutral zone in SEND THEM Central Fjurope He said: adding vinegar, sugar, salt and ! the widow of Carl F'. Bnicker. responsible for the artions of their power when agreements were pepper to taste. ' Bom here in 1872. she was s children. "It's s shame that these m ade in 1951 and before which “It i.s impossible to believe that j irresponsible children do these THE lifelong Glastonbury resident enabled American planes based in a power of the size and Reojfi aphi- j Rule for salad decorators: Try to She was a member of St. James things ' he said, adding that local Britain to flv with atomic bombs. cal situation of Germany rould re -1 Eulscopal Church I aulhoritie.^ will not have any sym- Lloyd said he saw no signs that main a neutral country detached i ‘'’"‘I ‘>'r ...f o r The Man She leaves a daughter. Mrs ,Min- i P«thy for those caught practicing Russia’s leaders were experiencing HOMETOWN from the Ea.st-We.st stniggle'>'•ggle ' added as an afterthought. J ”'"’ ‘ nie L, Bradley of Glastonbury, a i such "stimla. a change of heart. Lloyd warnd there was no sign grandson, and two great - grand- Earlier this week two 14-year- Tliere was no hint ao far of the of a change of heart by Russian On Your List NEWS children. old boys were caught by Patrol- Russian reply to NATO’s bid for leaders. Soviet artions, he said, You get a temporary emulsion FRESH NEW SHIPMENT OF SCRUMPTIOUS • man Joseph .Sartor after they de­ resumption of disarmament nego­ show thst the Kremlin believes every time you beat or shake Private funeral services will be WITH ^ A A held tomorrow at 1.30 pm. at the stroyed hulhs which they took tiations. Associated Press corres­ "Communism should be imposed French dressing (made from oil, vinegar and seasonlnga). HtTMIDinER A s T O Ivowe Fiineral Home, 2554 Mam .St, I from in front of a West side resi- pondent Harold K. Milks reported upon the world, if nei es.sary by PIPE RACK And Up Burial will be in St James' ceme­ ‘ denoe. TTiey were turned over to from Moscow that the . Soviet violence." ^ CLASSICS Cleaning a refrigerator often tery. There \\ ill he no calling Juvenile official.s. Schendel ’also Government’s first official com­ "Tliey want to freeze the status KAYWOODIE PIPES said, "If the case warrantsS itU. ment i*»cn likely would be made tomor- helps keep mold and undesirable FRUIT CAKE h©urs. quo in eastern Europe," he said odors to a minimum. in FRAGRANCE QUINTET , yoimg.ster.s. o\ er 16. who aie to the Stipreme Soviet, the I “They want to split off western I caught taking and deatroyiving RJJsasian p arliam ent now .in sefssion. nplete wardrobe of exciting CANNED TOBACCO _ in< |•Ge;•many from other NATO coiin- ' bulb.s will be airc.sted and pre­ Comment in Moscow’s propa­ I tries. They want to divide Europe Capers are particularly de­ fragrances. . . VI oz. bottles of Tweed, Biicklami Pupils sented in Town (’ourl." ganda organ.s so far wa.s re­ licious in summertime salads and wa.s re- from the United Kingdom and the Red Lilac, Shanghai, Miracle and CIGARS f I I Judge Wesicy C. Gryk agid in strained. Pravda called the NATO L'nited States. They want to divide salad dres.sing.s. Try them in a I n V u l c P r o g r a m court recently that he would not; proposal for new disarmament Dark Brilfiance - w -* a..^ ^ Uie'^Unitcd” Kingdom""from‘‘'i^ FOR PIPES AND CIGARETTES hand over to juvenile authorities, talks, at a foreign ministers'meet- United States. ,, , '7.,'* LIGHTERS any youngsters, over 16. presented , ing if necessary, an "attempt hy Cologne. Pupils of the Buckland School i "Their whole effort is to dimin- i on charges involving anything ofi NATO to find a way out o£ its.ish the effecUveness of the deter- th at 18 slightly underripe when CIGARETTES IN GIFT CARTONS presented a Christmas program a "serious nature " iiipasse." Moscow Radio 6aid the rent and IhX attack bv ev-eiv they are preparing peach pre------L « ■■ yesterday afternoon m the school I conference conm.unlque ''indicates propWanda m ^ ^ auditorium, which waa attended hv (irapei, on .> (M ).0 0 0 .\crc» l^eaders of the aggressiye bloc: session by the .West of the nuclear Re^rdlesa of where a number of the parents of the chil­ intenci to continue the arms drive deterrent because that is the onlv' Sprinkle hot buttered toast with and is designed to justify a thinri^ev fear" ^ “"d place under your aervice man or dren, Fifth and Sixth grade alu- I l>oa Angeles Forty-seven of , California’s 58 counties produce (Sold War policy and on arins drive ^ ^ ■ _ the...... broiler for a woiiple of min­ woman is stationed, ClenLi in Principal William F'rce- i grapes, ind nearly 500.000 acres carried on by the USA,” „ utes. Good with tea! P ' r i n f man's room presented a play, en­ of vineyards are under cultivation. British and most nqn-Cohimunist ^||gar Exporta Soar Not 1 Lb. the Manchester Eve­ titled "The Christmas .Showman." West European newspapers con- In the eight California wine dis­ Cooking fresh pesrs or peaches ning Herald can be for­ The cast included Frank Katkaus- sidered the 4-day Paris meeting Ciudud Trujilfo— The Domini­ In a sugar syrup for a fruit com­ Not 2 Lbs. kaa, Steve Wilcox. Dorothy Thom­ tricts annual gross wine produc* had’ smoothed out misunderstand­ pote. Be sure to add vanilla to the MATGHABELLI tion exceeds 125,000.000 gallons— can Republic^ exports for the first Not 3 Lbs, warded to be at “Mail son, Barbara Blazinski, Arine F'elt- ings and confusion within the al­ six months of 1957 were valued at syrup when you take the friiit Call” regularly with all ham. George Parsons and Freddv ^ liance. Many gloried thst (jonti- $89,717,000. of which sugar, the from the heat. Good flavor! MINK PERFUME DISPENSER Plecity. • j _____ nental Europe had won ita point .BUT the hometown news nation's .chief mone.v crop, ac­ Purse-size! In carrying case with Mrs. Eleanor Stubenrauch's ' about new negotiations despite counted for $54,766,238. The com­ Prepare liver and onions as people away from scholars sang "Hi-Ho-Ho" and I Geology 1-ab Aided American reluctance. parable 1956 figure for sugar waa usual, then serve sprinkled with genuine ranch-mink collar. One home are so anxious "Baby Jesus." Pupils m Miss Iva | Lloyd said the NATO Allies had $29,667,853. minced parsley and topped with 5 Big Lbs. dram of Beloved, Wind Song, Howard’s room sang 'Upon the' New York In support of the no wish to Impose their will on the crisp strips of bacon. Good to eat to get. Housetops," Mrs: Miriam Thaver’s I Lamont Geological Laboratory of Russians “or tr.v to extract con- U A U N rillN ’G I.V PROGil{E.SS and attractive to the eye! Stradivari or Added class sang "What Child Is This?" Columbia University the Rocke­ cesaions from them by threata.” Gape Canaveral. Ma., Dcr. 20 ------of dolicioas ecriit mod* from soloetod itigrodimts, Attraction, q q and Freman's boys and girl.s sang i feller Foundation has given a He acided: (Ah—Another missile launching ■ Celery an’d Worcestershire sauce “We intend to preserve in our Telephone Ml 3-5121 "The Savior Is Born' and "We $300,000 giant. One third of it will was In prospect here today. The help to give good flavor to a flah roisim, dour, chuck full of gkich fruit and Hio finost Wish You a Merry, Merry Christ­ lie used to develop research In ms'‘ attempt to achieve a disarmament nature of the test vehicle In­ chowder. m as” rine blolo|iy; the remainder wdll be agreement. We do not rule out any volved «-as unknown to watch­ offlu ts. \ Circulation added to the laboratory's endow­ method of negotiating with the ers outside the missile test cen-. Uae brown sugar Inateijd of All pupils and parents joined in ment fund. Soviet Union which seems likely to singing several ChrisUnas carols ter, from which the public Is white, sometimes; when you are Department produce results." barred. Some acth'lty appeared making a bread pudding. Nice under the direction of Miss Thomp­ Of a future summit meeting, Cellsphane Wrapiied in HolMas Tin Today! son. the music teacher. JIMENEZ PROCLAIMED underway at the far eastern end flavor change! Ooroens. Venezuela, Dec. tO Lloyd declared; of the cape, from which usually 'i- ■ \ All (lasses held CThrislmas ')-Tf there has been adequate parties this forenoon. UP)—Ocn. Marcus Perez Jimenez arc fired such air breathing Coming together is a beginning: • This (ake is baked by a very famous reputable was proclaimed president for an­ preparation and if there aeems to guided missiles as the Boeing keeping togisther la progress; other {1-year terra by the elec­ be any chance such a meeting bakery especially for the Liggett Drpg C o\ NO SKIING Bomarc and the Northrop Snark. working together Is success. tre/jur toral council 'today on the In u U would produce reaults, then we are Boston, Dec. 20 >A‘,—Bain and Henry Ford of complete returns from Sun­ ready to be a party> to it. * TROOPS LEAVE SCHOOL • Buy now for your family, for your holiday enterUin- ‘^lack-Timi Toiletriat" ^anrl^fBter .exceptionally mild weather all day's plebiscite. The Venezue­ “But a sum m it m eeting Which is Little Bock, Ark,, Dec. 20 Of) Ha who establishes his argument ment or gift for someone you may visit. Unbreakable milk bottles filled but ruined the skiing picture In lan strongman run unopposed. a complete failure would increase New- England today. The ached- — , Integration-troubled Little by nbisa and'eoramand, shows that Voters hod only a eholep of east-' tension rather than diminish it." Rock Central High School woo. hiz reaaq^Js weak. Mi>ntalgne with bubble bath in "flavors" uled opening toinorrowr of the Ing. “yen” or "no" in^iots for Unanimous Decision loaning without a mllita^ guard foday I \ new aki slopea at WUdent Moun­ Perez Jlmeoec and hlz olnte of Lloyd said NATO's decision-' to . . . strawberry and tain in Pinkhom Notch, N. H., for the first time alnoe Sept. 24. When there's just a litUs baked Sorry—No Dealers nomiaeea for the ISO-maa chons- accept American nuclear missilee The Army pnUed Its handful of or broiled ham leftover, chop It vanilla...... was poatponed until tlw 0nt on o r m o r e c a k e s bar of deputlea. woe Ouanimous. federalized - Arlcanzos National fine anil. jitliL it to seromMod eggs DEUVIWT t MibsUntlnl NowfnU. Poor to fair " Of course, nobiody likes them ooadlttoiu wore reported In a few Ouordamesi off patrol duty at to be dorved at breakfast. The average work waiak In tha any more than we like tha situa­ tho'school yesteiday and oidd uo I /X rd < t

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PAGE FOURTGEIf ILANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1967 Section Two FRIDAY, DF:CEMBEH 20, lO.'i? FRIDAY,-DECEMBER 20, 1957 Pages IS to 28 Colum bia Columbia Congregational Church ■ teaching staff. Mrs. Robert Tag- Hmtrliealrr lEimtiitg iSeraUi I Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. 1 gart directs the choirs and Mrs. ’ \ExlendGd Forecast 1 Entitied "O, Come l.et f s Adore i Cliauncey M. Squier Sr. is acconi-! Nalivily Pageant I Him." the pageant has in its cast 'panist. i i members of the Sunday School and A white gift service is to' be a Connecticut’— The outlook for Jaycees Choose the next five days, Saturday BANK ^ New Bituminous Surfacing Set for Sunday , its staff, with everyone particlpat- part of the pageant and. everyone ' ing. However. participants as attending as well as these partici- • through Wednesday, calls for tem­ Yule Decorations Gol. Pinney Takes Part actofi are limited the rest are in I pating, is asked to bring a package. ' peratures to average 4 to 8 degrees above normal, cooler over the A CSiiistrnM pa|>eaiit which the choirs. ( a gift suitable for a needy family, j Works Out Satisfactorily Mrs. George Greenway and Mrs. It may be clothing, a toy. food (ex­ weekend, colder Tiiesday and SATURDAYS W Winners Snnelav bring! its watchers from the birth aomewhat warmer about Wednes­ MCMBCR F D I C In Nuclear TeM Work Harvey S. Collins, in i harge of ar- cept perishabie typesl. It should Motorists who complain about »t the baby Jesus straight through rangeiiienla and dirci ting the be wrapped in white ti.s.siie paper. day, the condition of Manchea^r roada The 19.17 Resldentinl Christmas to today, to sell the true moaning , pageant, are as.aislcd by other Christmas Miisleal Program The Hartford area normal mean cU M aneJiM teA. ^n 44d i Q a . Lt. Col. Charles A- Dinney.Lthc airlift of supplies to the Pa- temperature during this oeriod is got word* of encouragement from About Town Decorations Contest, sponsored by B< Christmas, will be presented, in members of the Sunday School A special program of well U.SAF, is taking part In the A irlfific Proving Ground for three nu- 20 degrees, ranging froirrah aver­ 893 MAIN S^RfET ond IS NORTH MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER CONN Town Director Gilbert Barnes to­ the Junior Chamber of Commerce, , known, and more modern piece.s. is j King David Lodge, No. 31, Force program of mating nuclear:'’'*'"'; "Ivy." ,;‘Castle." age high of 38 to an average low day. ; will be held Sunday evening. Dr. being rehearsed twice \yrtkly by i of 19. Some other normals for lOOE, will hold an early meeting ‘ ■ and last year’s "Redwing." the senior choir of the'f'ongrffga- > 9 A. IVI. to 12 NOON Barnes says thst a substantial I Alan Kemp has been named rhalr- and thermonuclear «;c»Pon.;) yJth j pi^rxey began his current tour Connecticut are: New Haven, tonight at 6:30 in Odd Fellows delivcr.v sy.stems at Kirlland September tlonal (Tnirch to be presented ; mean, 30; high. 38, low. 22; aum of money should be pieced in Hall. Following the meeting the ! man of the affair by Jaycee Pivsi. Christmas Eve at H o’clock.; dent Joseph L. Czenvinskt, N'ew Mexico. 1901. after having prior Bridgeport, mean, 30; high, 37, the next town budget to apply s Odd Fellows amt Rebekahs will George B Smith is diiertor and | i This Vear, all local residences Tlie D u r i n g X m low, 23. hold their annual Chriatmaa party, j Center at Kirlland coordinates ic -i,„ '_„ ___ _ ,___ Mrs. Allan C. Robin.son. organist. new type of bituminous surfacing I are eligible as there are no entry I War II he was a hom'oer pilot in Precipitation will average a blanks as in past ycai's, A^aln this -seni'ch. development. and testing t In the choir are two new mem­ total of about one-half Inch, material to more town atreets. the North Pacific, and he later bers, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Erick­ About 60 membera of the rook- j I year, the town will be divided into lo provide nuclcar-carr.ving cap­ melted, occurring aa rain or snow The material, developed under ing claas iponaored by the Recre­ ability for JT.SAF’s bombers, functioned is a ferrying opera­ son OtJ>ers Include .Mrs. George Sunday or Monday and again State Highway Department apon- I oiiarlera by Main and ' ’enters Sts. tions pilot in the U.S. He has at- U T E S T O W N f V .lohnson. Mrs. Clinton I-add and ation Department. Mra. Dijrdlhy | Each section will have a winner about Wednesday. aorship, was applied tn sections of Neil Inatniclor. held a- -Chrlstmaa Largriy thVoilgT the"7>nU r'r'rf- .T.'l in Christ- Boston pollre about 4 a m. today, ! having served as a C-124 squadron L.. library accommodatinjj 165.000 Kinder Jones. who will be married today at the home of State contract. $2.10.000 for its present renovation A Country Club official today *ownei',ship. accoiriing lo the ('lub ma.s honuse.s to its 70 full-time em­ notified DePumpo's mother. Mrs. ' commander in Hawaii, directing HHmmKKKKKKKm volumes It will be imsisted by a C.vnis Eaton .Ir .Mrs. Kinder Jones, daughte, of Judge and AT 5 30 * Department \ With $60,000 fro)n next year’s expressed the opinion that a lease ofBeial.. , . ployes today Theresii DePumpo of 7.1 Bircii St. ' ------'------Rockefeller Foundation jtrant of Mrs. Walter T. Kinder, wa.s divorced in 1948 from Brooks if. HOUSE’S fqwn budget and $40 000 oiit of A special service for Sunday The Chri.stmas checks amounted j daughter, $127.son. liiM M ; on town land for an Indefinite peri-1 pi opei'ty was bought with Jones, ah attorney. ( AP Photofax). MWwiiMiajiaMwiiawiMMit? State town aid funds. Sheekey evening at 7:.30 will be held in the to two week.s’ pay for workers with Tina, left Immedin.ely for Boston. od with a 3-year termination] Water Department bonds and part says he could make a really good sanctuary of the Second Congre­ more than one yeai*s se-vice and Dernmpo moved from Manchester beginning on a road improvi-hienl gational Church. The pastor, tlie clause would be "verv desirable." ; with Park and Recreittion Deparl- one week** nav for workers with about 10 years ago. program. Rev Arnold W Tozer. will take The comment was made by C lif-] bonds.totaling .$1 2.1 million. le.ss than one*s employment. Boston police reported the acx?i- CORRECTION . ^ The clul) hopes to stay in .Vlan- dent happened about midnight on Dickie "If I could have $100,0011 a year for his scripture reading, "The fmd Varney, vice president of the , Vainey .said. Oifieialsi • bonu.'»^'< ' .’eve dis*rihuted hy The correct and intended price of the General Electric for five yeais, we would have our Prophecy.” -Mrs. Mildred Calchera. Herald co-publi.^^hers Thoma.s K. rolumbiis St. in Boston. They said club. have looked at other sites in Man­ DePumpo was sitting in a parked .\utomatic C4)ffee Maker in our ad laat night should have New FttO Coil gut/feruion, gtandard in This new Chevrolet is the one car in the low- RUMPS VANISH INTO THIN AIR with roads in prelt\‘ good shape." he organist. will accompany the and Walter R. Ferguson. says. senior choir, who will sing tinder With othrr qlub officer*, VArneyj chester and adjacent lo it and as car which was hit by another ve­ been $29.95 and not $22.95. far awav as Hebron and have price field that rides in the high-price class. Chevrolet’s new Level Air suspension.* You CHINO Tlie engineer would like first to the direction of Mias Martha Fos­ allerifled the /ir*t meeting of r | SEEKS RADIO IJ{ E.NSE hicle. Boston police nishei’ De­ continue witli work done on Main found places h-'ie that would be Washington. Dec. 20 /P Albert Pumpo and the injured driver of all '58 Cherieg, pores your tray to a You’ve a choice of two new suspensions. ride on cushions of air at all four wheels. ter. choir director, several of llv' (ommillee of Town Director* a* a siiitHhle if liie price were right, he St, during, the summer by apply­ favorite caiols. The program will upectali t Wednesday night. L. t'apstaff. trading a.s Kasterp the other car to the hospital where YOU’ RE CRADLED ON COII. continued. But he pointed out that they were both admitted. This new kind of suspension gives you an ing the new materi.il on Mam .'>1. also include piano and organ solos I'lie c mmittee j« to ,*tudy both a Stales Broadtasling C’o.. Hamden. SLACKS from the Center to Hilliard .SI mn.st of the desirable AIancij|ister Connr. has applied to the Federal A hospital attendant said this remarkably gmooth and level ride. SPRINGS with Chevrolet’s almost incredibly smooth ride on any new lea.se to the club and long- land has become “ quite expensive*' He would al.so like lo go on with Communications Commission for morning that De*'u ipo’s condition tIm JW.HAU COM range u*ea of the property. Nego­ standard Full Coil suspension. Stripes and Solid Yolors. work started on Hartford Rd and with the growth of building. i.s 'fair” The Massachusell.s Motor road surface. And tiation* with club official* will be 'Watchriil Waiting* a licen.se to operate a daytime sta­ MAHCNima CoHii* .Sires fi to 18, Spruce SI. tion in Hamden on 1220 kilocycles, Vehicle Departmen. is Investigal- And you have the option of a real air And how it takes the ripple out Public Records conducted later. Whatever the deci.siOn of tho it automatically Patching ,Sropnition of I ers rejected a 30-year lease ordl- ('healer, pronerly on Dale Rd.. V*. indefinite-term lease, he said: $91,837 to make capital impiove- ■'I would think than an indeter­ ' nance on Oct, 22. Mountain Rd,. Garth Rd . Ludlow F’endmg mgoliaiion of a n ew The new B.'seo'/ne 2-Door Setton wirf, beoi/l/*ul Body by hshef. menls in road paving He got $10,- Rd and FerR^u.aon Rd minate lease with a .‘^-ycar la m i­ 000 nation clause wouM he veiv desir­ lease, the club is continuing lo SHIRTS Alexander Jarvia ^o the Town of operate the course after depo.siting For the next fiacal year, the Manrheaier. property on Chambera able. Sizes 6 to 20. budget will be adopted by the Di­ St . Srhaller Rd.. Brent Rd.. Fred­ “ A 4-year lease with .^fflwilh the town one-quarter of the rect ora in .May and go into effect erick Rd, and Bates Rd. date would nece.s.«5arily^ mean we yeai Iv rental fee of.. $7,500 under July 1. Roland J. LaRIviere to Dorothy would have to look for other the old lease. E. I.aaRieviere. property on Wada-^ property. ! $' A new lightweight sports rap worth St. xv^aror^ made with a thin laver of alumi­ "We have to have reasonable i Building Permit i guarantee of perpetuity either | num lo reflect the sun's heat is To Joaeph Girardin for Clarence where we are or adjacent thereto said to keep the wearer's head 20 F. Booth, for alterations to a home or We have to look elaewhere.” per cent cooler than old-style caps at lOA Spru('e St . $2tK). MARLOW'S Varney added that he still thinks and other fine, stores ^ Beit and Tie Sets that “ the sn^artest thing * would | $ 1.00 be to allow the club to buy lanfl. south of Fern St. and east of S. OPEN 4 Main *St. as was proposed earlier. ^ Tie and Handkerchief Sets $1.00 “ We would then be taking the R.ATUr.U.AY and MO\D.\y 4 burden of paying the bonds off the ^nlght till 9:00! Marine** still water users,” he said. 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PAGB SIXTEEIf MANCHESTER EVtiNINC HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1957 PAGE SEVENTEEN Three Experts Join Team PlavH at Bank Ex-Red Accepts Slayer Shot Down OPEN TONIGHT AND SATURDAY TILL 9 P.M. Glastonbury Examining Program at MMH Ouster Decision U.S. Peril ‘Grarvest,’ Husband Unruffled-- Milford, Conn., Dec. 30 6p) — A Jewelers Tots Invited Tlirea new members have been or not it is advisable to have all the former Communist has agreed not at SHOOK Her Hair’s Not Plaid TOMTE added to the team of expert* at )equ4pment In the *peclal-care units After Killing Three to fight his ouster from the facul­ Secret Report Says To Yule Party and Manchester Memorial Hospital, recessed into the walls, leaving just ty of a North Branford J u n i o r A COMPLETE SELECTION OF Double Stanlps 5ATURDAY till 'he patient's bed for furniture; High School in return for half his Louisville, Ky., Dec. 20 (JF) /. brlnjrlng the total to 16. The three whether the self-service areas Roy, N. M.. Dec. 20 WPli—A 45- The astonished officer ran for his $3,600 salary. (OonUiioed from Paga One) An invitation is extended to all Robert C. Rock ia not a hard man speclalista on the team which is I should be separate from the main year-old veteran of Corregidor and car as Welsdorfer drove away. Leon Wofay, hired in August as local youngsters, under and,In­ The HeraltTa new tele* to get along with. When Mr*. Rock examining the hospital's program hospital plant but connected by Japanese prison camps slew three Down the streeli Welsdorfer a chemistry teacher, ther^y ter­ TIMEX WATCHES Asia, provided the massive offen- cluding 12 year old*, to attend the phone number ia: dyed her hair Kelly green for of progressive patient care are a an archway; and whether each unit members, of his estranged wife's stopped again where Town Mar­ minated a Superior Court suit he etve capability la created,” Local Stocks annual children's Christmas party Christmas—well he just shrugged should he self-sufficient In terms shal Andy Powells was standing. P’or Men, Women, Children. From Fear Protest on Bill on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the high dietitian, a consultant on opera­ family in this northeastern N ew brought seeking reinstatement. *6.95 and went with it. ' tions research, and a consultant on of equipment, medications and He again shouted his deed and In seeking to block his dismissal, The Pdat said these key recom- school. Mitchell 3-2711 Rock ffrst noticed the awltch I equipment, linen. Mexico cowtown last night. intentions. Wefsy contended he advised school mandatlons were among those pre­ Quotatton* Furnished by Flippy the Clown (Ivor Hugh) from blonde to green a couple of Manchester Memorial Hospital The slayer. Lawrence Weisdorf- The Sheriff picked up the Mar­ authorities of his former Com­ sented to President Eisenhower at Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc. will entertain with tricks and fun evenlngg ago when he came home was selected in September by the er, was shot down 40 minutes later shal and both raced after Welsdor- munist ties at the time he was an extraordinary session of the Bank Stocks and informal chats with the from an evening’* bowling. He said tI,S, Public Health Service to be as he struggled with a policeman. fer as he headed for the home of hired. National Security Council on Nov. Manchester Trust . . . 60 65 youngsters. There will be cartoons, Barnett expresaed her gratitude to nothing and wem to bed. FAIRWAY HAS IT! a model for the entire countiw for Glastonbury Man The man who killed him was Brad­ another of his wife’s sisters, Mrs. T, four days after tht laiinching Conn. Bank and Trust singing and refreshments of Ice all local rSaidenta and the cam­ Floyd Ivey. Less than two months after he The hair was still green in the Its system of progressive patient ley Weathers, 59, whose parents of Russia's second Earth satellite. Co...... 33 >i cream, cookies, candy and a paign workers. morning, but Rock ignored It again SHIPMENTS ARRIVINB RIRHT TO THE UST DAYI Die.s Suddenly and sister were slain by Welsdorf- "We couldn’t shoot or force him joined the faculty, he was fired. variety of soft drinks. The latter care. T^e system is centered on His presence in the school system The newspaper said Elsenhower First National Bank of and went to work. the patient's degree of illness, cr. off the road because of the kids. Indicated then, and In later con­ Manchester ...... 30'4 will be provided by Peqiiot Spring Manchester Evening Herald When he got to the. Iveys, the had becomp a major issue in the He Anally had something to say rather than hi* financial status. Arthur R Bletzer, 53. of 48 Cur­ "He hadn't been right since he versations. "a nagging fear that Hartford National Water Co., co-spon.sor of the parly Olaatonbury correspondent, Airs. about it yesterday when word of | Miss Anne Donovan, a dietitian tis Rd . Glastonbury, died tinex- got out of the prison camp," a house was dark, so he spun October municipal election cam­ the American people would balk Bank A Trust Co. . . 30 32 with the Pfau-Smyk Post, 'VFTV. Betty McNamara, telephone Med­ around and started back to the paign in North Branford. the matter got around. in the Division of Hospital and I pectedly yc.sterday after being relative sobbed. "He'd been threat­ at paying the bill " for the recom­ Fire Insurance Companies Last .year despite the weather, ford 8-1153. "If * her hair. I guess she can Medical Facilities of the U S. Pub­ stricken while he waited in a ening to wipe out the family, but Weathers’ with us on his tall,” Settlement of the legal dispute mended outlays. more than 500 children attended Iheriff Menapace said. was announced yesterday in a Aetna Fire ...... 46 49 do what ahe wants with it." lic Health Service, will be the con­ friend'.s i ar for a rid* home from Rtchanl \\. Sloan no one believed him." The report makes clear, the Post this annual free part.v. and far Mra. Rock explained ahe was I the Manchester .Shopping Parkade Welsdorfer skidded *o a atop. joint statement by Wofsy and the Hartford Fire ...... 121 131 more are expected this year. Many sultant in dietetics. Miss Donovan Welsdorfer's victims were Mr, aald, that there can be no thought National F ir e ...... 60 64 chatting about Christmas decora­ was formerl.v with the Quarter­ where he worked and Mrs. A, E. Weathers, 88 and Jumped from the car with hi* 30-30 North Branford Board of Elduca- memebrs of both the po.st and Us Hospital JNotes Richard W. Sloan. 13. son of rifle and, shouting something about tton. In It the teacher was com­ of a tax cut, that the present $275 Phoenix...... 50'i 53 ta tions with some of her neighbors master Corps In Washington. Manchc.ater police attempted to Mrs. Gladys K. .Sloan of 25 Chester 78, and their daughter, Katherine billion celling on the national debt auxiliary hsVe volunteered their earlier thla week. revive him with an inhalator He finding and killing his wife, ran for mended for hi* behavior during Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. servicea. PaUento Today: 188 When the corps moved its head­ D r, will provide organ music in Weathers, 51. the house. the dispute. will have to be lifted quickly, and quarters to Chicago, Mls.>! Dono­ was brought to Manchester Me­ Katherine, a polio cripple since Aetna Ca-sualty...... 126 136 VFW Commander William J. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: "And we ail decided that we I the Manchester Trust Oo. Monday The statement said, "It should that possible tax increases will would like to see what green and van joined the Health Service. morial Hospital where he was pro­ morning between II and 12. An childhood, was shot through the Marshall Powells caught him have to be exnlored. Aetna Ufe ...... 180 190 Roche and Allan Grody, president Teresa Latulippe, 14 Diane Dr., nounced dead on arrival. near the door, and fired a tear gas bo made clear that in his relations of Pequot are the co-chairmen. Vernon; Miss Clare Undersen, red hair would look like. Sort of In | Dr. Charles Flagle, dliector of 8th grader at Barnard Junior High back of the head as she tried to "Basically,” the Post said, "the Conn, General ...... 2 3 9 249 operations research at Johns Hop- Bletzer. a supervisor at the hobble on crutches away from the capsule into the slayer’s face. As with the Board of Education, Mr. Conn. General 240 2.50 Roche aald the cost of the Post’s Vernon Haven Convalescent Home; honor of the Season. School, he is a stiidi nt of Frederic Wofsy has been at all times co­ report puts Us prime military em­ hlns University, w-ill be the con­ Pratt & Whitney engineering of­ E. Werner. man who had just slain her par­ Welsdorfer raised the rifle, Brad­ HajJ,ford Steam Boiler 73 76 .share In the affair was realized Mr*. Rita Poulin, 17 View St.; "I told them I'd try It out and | fice on the second floor of the ley Weathers, who had returned operative and truthful." phasis on offensive power as the from their year round paper Stephen Penhacker, 103 Stark­ after they left I went out and got I sultant in operations research. ents. best defense. Its second emphasis _ •'"••■'o I ***•*•*• Alexander M. Milne, a member Parkade building, was found by | Welsdorfer's wife. Elizabeth. 38, from a Texas cattle sale to find his It added that it was agreed "The USE YOUR CREDIT drives. The party will conclude weather St.; Mrs. Hattie Watrous, this food coloring—like you use in family dead, stepped to a window. publicity surrounding hi* pres­ was that the United States must' * Power 17 of the- Division of Hospital and William Loomis, a fellow employe,' fled from her parents home as he Conn. Power ...... 39'i around 4:4.1 p.m. Wapplng; Roger Palmer, 196 Ver­ Icing and cookies and things like Medical Facilities, will be the con­ when Loomis went to his car to I burst in the door. He fired One shot from a .80 caliber ence as a teacher in the North Insure It* own air and civilian de Concert Sunday non St.; Jill Therrlen, 68 O a k 1 Ibatthat—and did it.” ' drive hime shortly after 5 p.m. Police A rrests rifle. The bullet caught Welsdorfer Branford School System impairs fenses in view of what the com­ Hartford Electric Lt. 53 2 sultant on equipment for the team. Children Hee Slayings Hartford Gas Co...... 35 The annual Christmas concert of St.; Paul Blaln, 43 ayde Rd.; Wil She decided against the combina­ All the members of the team are Ixiomis called on Edward Swain, Two of Welsdorfer's children. in the chest, killing him instantly. his effectiveness as a teacher and mittee discovered to be the techni­ the combined choirs of high school Ham Brainard, 77 N. Schpol St.; tion of green and red, however, and Officers said it was doubtful any that therefore it appears to both Southern New England at present making a progress re-: a P&W guard, for help. Swain, Joseph S. Olszewski. 39, of Willi- James. 4, and Allen, 2. witnessed SUOOR cal strength of the Russians for snd eighth grade will be presented David Wiley, 100 Oak Grove St.; used only the green. BUY NOW BUY NOW charges would be filed against offense." Telephone ...... 32 34 port on their investigation of the | a former Manchester policeman, mantic. was arre.sted late last the slayings. sides that the best solution would Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the high Mrs. Grace Symington, 28 Munro "I may be starting a movement | local hospital under the supervision | summoned police, Weathers. be to compromise the present liti­ 977 MAIN ST. The newspaper aald Ei.senhower 5lsnufacturing Companies school auditorium. All the familiar St.; Mrs. Frances Simmons. 28 in the neighborhood,” ahe said. night and charged with failure to After killing their grandparents A divorce settlement between gation." of Dr. Faye Abdellah. The general j Born in Hartford In 1904, Blet- slop at a red traffic light. He was and aunt. Welsdorfer threw the already has put into motion many ! Arrow. Hart. Heg. old carols, besutifulK- arranged, Flower St.; Mrs. Frances Brezzo, Rock hasn't had any unkind 1 ANUSAVE ?IN MONEY’ AND SAVE Welsdorfer and his wife was alms of the Investigation are to de-; zer had lived most of his life in arrested by Patrolman James ehildren in the back of his car. He short-term proposals recommend- I Associated Spring will be sung by the particip ting East Hartford; Robert Hardy, words about the green decoration, I reached Dec, 2 at Mosquero, and ed. and that others In the longer- Bristol Brass ...... 9 groups under the direction of termine whether MMH's system ' Windsor. He had lived in Glas- .Martin Jr., at the intersection of raced off with the avowed inten­ the couple was awaiting final Storrs: Miss Pauline Jones. i5 but he says the real teat may come GRAB-BAG ITEMS provides a higher level of patient tonbury for four years, W. Middle Tpke and Adams St. tion of killing other members of term category are expected to be Collins ...... 120 Wendell F. Hawkins and John Fairfield St,; Mra. Charlotte Ben­ when he and his wife go to a party ! USE YOUR USE YOUR papers. The Weisdorfers' third acted upon. These latter included: D\inham Btish ...... 6\ Daniels, The accompanists for the care: He leaves his wife, .Mrs. Agnes 01.szewski will be arraigned in liis wife's family and then the chil­ child, Betty Merle, 8. was staying nett, Laurel Manor Convalescent ^ lo which they've been invited. 1. In a shorter period of time. ' Erickson; a daughter. Carol Ann Town Court Monday dren. An extremely costly alert system : Em-Hart 43 ■singing will be .Mi.s.s Almeda Kel­ Home. I "If she’s going to wear her green I and t with relatives in Albuquerque at logg, .Mls.s Lorraine Hollister and MEMBER 2. With full utilization of medical I Bletzer. both of Glastonbury; two Herbert J Dinalla. 26, of 1087 He stopped when he saw Sheriff the time of the slaying. which...... would warn against...... mis.siles,. ■ Fafnlr Bearing- ...... 51 BIRTHS YFISTERDAY: A hair" to that party, well. I’ll tag and nursing staffs. sisters. Mrs. .Mildred Kirkbride of Main St . ye.sterday was charged John Menapace emerge from a a pooling of Allied scientific abili-' I--under.s. F'rary, Clark 9'4 Edgar Wasilieff. The high school daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert I along with her but I won’t let ! STOCKING FlUERS I Relatives said Welsdorfer was band who will accompany audience 8. At a lower cost to the patient I Windsor and Mr*. Gertrude Burn- with parking loo close to an inter­ grocery store. captured by the Japanese when ties and an improvement in Ameri- j I'l- Machine ...... 21 Hastings, 336 Center St.; a son to anyone know that I know her.’ and hoepital. ham. of Wethersfield. section by Patrolman John Hughes "I've just killed the Weathers." can, acientific education, and In-' •''’''' th and Ju d d ...... 26 participation is under the direc­ Ml. and Mrs. Paul Clavette, 10 S. V S Corregidor fell, and spent three tion of Edward D. Dellert. This af­ 3 Tha Largast Assortmant S 4. At a higher level of satisfac­ Funeral services will be held at on E, Center St near Huntington he shouted, "now I'm going to get years as a prisoner of war. crea.sed emphasis on various air-1 Hosaell ,Mfg...... , . . . 19 Hawthorne St.; a daughter to Mr. tion for patient, family, physicians nuclear j fair Is witlioiit charge and an i in Town i 3 p.m. tomorrow at the F. W. Car- St. Dinalla is scheduled to appear the rest of them, then kill the "He was never the same after he ADMIRAL borne and short-range ^t®oley Steam ...... 34 and Mrs. Charles Gervaae. 106 Ar- mA\€ue»nm wmtmwCX and nurses. mon Funeral Lome. 6 Poquonock in court tomorrow. kids." came back," a relative said. weapons. Terry -Steam ...... 165 invitation is extended to all. noU Rd.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. 5. In a plant that can operate in Ave.. Windsor, Burial will be in Other members on the Gaither 23',j To Donate Trees Gregory Kelley, 101 Seaman Engagement I You'll Hnd Just What the most efficient way. Rose Hill Memorial Park. Rocky board Included William C. Foster, I m i Envelope, com. . . 19 The loer Thla' little booklet will tell .too all about dlanmmda and what to look for when you buy a diamond ring. If you're conald- We invite trade-ins and give you a liberal allowance on your old eriog a diamond parchaae> you should read "The Dey You Buy diamond. 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t ’’ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCH^TBE EVENING HE&ALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1967 Bolton Square Dancers State Truck Farmers Seek Slate Yule Parly BANK (g'. A Christmas’party will be the Equal Sharing of Tax Load program Monday evening for the Mencheater Square Dilnce Club, It will be an open dance to which all SATURDAYS O BUite veifetable )frow«r* wiuir‘ m Im BES E D I C year must eon.sist of 180 day.'. The club square dancer.s In the area BO special tax advantax-fs, but ara 2-day margin is Included to allow are Invited. Intereated In an equal dlatrlbullon closing of school for storms if Fun and sociability will be the ai ^n444t Go-, MiM Helen liiates, Feculty Adviaer necessary wiU]out shortening fu­ of the tax load, Thia alatemenl waa order of the evening. Refresh­ ture vacations or requiring extra B93 MAIN STBttT ond 15 NOSTH MAIN STRfET • MANCHISUB CONN part of a resolution passed by the ments will be served. The dance sesaiora in .Iiine. will be held at the Waddell School Connecticut Vegetable Growois Carol .Sing Tonight gymnasium from 8 to 11 p m., with 9 A. m. to 12 NOON MHS Faculty Aasn., at Its convention held here The r*T.\ Community Carol Sing Karl Johnston as caller. Indians Open Basketball Season; Wednesday. j will be held tonight at 7 o'clock in ; The resolution commemled the: the Ovil Defense shelter at the Judges Two tiCglalature for establiahmcnt of a : elementary school. Three childrens 359c> Ignore Vacciiirs tax study commission. In seeking | choirs fron the two Protestant Get Our White Christmas Special Top Whippets in 57-55 Thriller tax equalisation, the growers askerl vhnrctirs and a Girl Scout choir Chicago — Medical authorities ; High Schools that Inereases be made in state' will participate in the program. estimate that about 3.1 per cent ; On the New Swept Wing Dodge of the American public does not j In an effort to end undeairablej fTanta for highwavs and educa- , 'I'he\' ha\'f been asked to report Some teacher.* of Manrhester The Manchester Indiana opanad Uon. I no la'.er thar 6 4.'5 p m. at the take advantage of varcinga for DRIVE ONE BEFORE CHRISTMAS * expresaiona of interachool rivalry, Quill Invites Writing Hij^h School have g;one on evalua- Girl.s Sell Notepaper the prevention of polio, diph-, their 1957-1958 basketball aaoson In a second resolution the con- , school repreaenlatlvea of Eaat Hartford I tion trips recently to view differ- Racer Urges ventiOn asked for legislation re-i therla, tetanus, and typhoid fever ! The staff of Quill Magazine, i ent high schoql.s throughout the A very useful present Is a l»ox with a thrilling win over Windham Santa Clai'|.«. who conducts the High School and Manchealer High •juiring that all land be assessed | P.othi'cll Corp the othet 3B4 daya They blame this largely for the fact ' school literary publication, has I .state. Every high school must, in of notepaper, especially when High last Tuesday night at Wll- according to its use The statement ' that these four diseases strike School met Friday, Dec. IS at the of the year, will arrive toward the announced that any student I the future, be evaluated every ten Road Safety each sheet Is engraved w ith a limantic. Captain Dick Dubanookl ■aid some towns are a'ses.smg about 13,000 A m ericans a re a r. ' local achool. wishing to submit any original i year.* to be certified. Manchester picture of MHS. 'ITils box, which , end of the program to viait with scored the winning basket Just aac- farm land on llie same b.is.s a.s Ills .1 oung friends. The meeting waa prompted by writing may do so through his , High will be evaluated next year. contains 20 sheets and 20 enve­ building lot.s recent displays of vandalism at onds before the game ended as tha Tlie event, which has been a big own English teacher, or by The purpo#(fl of the.se evalua- At Assembly lopes, is now being sold for only In order to. gn e strengh tn each school, supposedly from stu­ handing his en try to an.y m em ­ t tion.s i.g to give e.^ch school an in- one dollar by all the members Indians overcame a half-time 8e- s'l, . es,' each year, la expected to dents of the other. farming intere.sts in Icgisialice attract a large crowd of adulta ber of Quill .Staff or Mias I centive to study its own organiza­ Courtesy on the highway and of the Junior Girls' Club, and Is ficit. 21-27, to edge the Whlppats, ihatters. the growers sdoptril an­ MARLOW'S < A .positive approach was taken Marlon Casey, faculty advisor, tion. from curriculum to physical on display In Mrs. Virginia 57-55. and children from the eommiinlty. End other fine ntnret at the meeting, attended by mem- i common sense behind the wheel other resolution .stating all nieui- in room 268. : facilitie.s. and to check its self- C am eron's room 237. The Indians out-rebounded, out* Rullrtin Roaril bera of the schools' student coun-1 bera should participate m 'na­ FRKF, S.8 1/3 RFX'ORDS NOW AT CHOKCHES Any material published In i judgment again.st that of an eval- are two practices that insure few hustled, and out-scored the mora The .Men's Chou of St Maurice cils and administrative personnel. Donna Sandals. '59 tion of policy and that ubrn this CIIRI.STMAS Mf.SIC BY LAWRENCE WELK Quill will automatically he con- i nation committee from other er automobile accidents and traffic experienced Whippets. The Indiana Chillrh will rehearse tonight at 7 OPEN Programs suggested Included a policy has been agreed upon aii'i STOP IN FOR YOl'R.S — NO OBLIGATION i .sidwed for the annual Quill school.*, fatalities said Mr. Lee Wallard. 25 suffered from many flrat-gama o clock. SATI RDAV ami MONDAV d.ance co-sponsored by th> two astabtished, it should be supported - Award in the spring. I Several teachers on the MHS mistakes as they were constantly' by all, Veteran and novice altar boys of ^nlghl Mil 9:001 .Marlow's still schools and a council-sponsored ex- ! year race car veteran, guest St .Maurice Church have been . has a fine selection of every- change assembly. faculty recently .spent two days as speaker at Tuesday's assembly, hindered by poor passing and per­ Frank Robert' rettring .se. re- CHORCHES MOTORS members of an evaluation com­ Seniors Write a.'kcd to meet tomorrow at 11 s ni. g In all slr.es and style's! YOl'R LOCAL DODGE DEALER The purpose of these programs Is ■ entitled "Highway Safety is No sonal fouls. tary of the state oiganir-ation re- mittee. appraising Ra.st Hartford Ann Duplin A ccident." The Whippets, however, disap­ .ported on the national convention following religious education 80 OAKLAND ST. •MANCHESTER to promote a pleasant interschool ' Harvey VVahnquIat rlas.'ea. relationship as members of the High School: Principal Kdaon M. I ■■ - I This assembly program, devel­ pointed viewers, despite a gO(^ held in New Orleans last week | Roman Spirit Bailey: Dwight Perry, head of the oped by a spark plug company Poetic Toasts game, when taking into mind their He said the growers ca.me out very | United Methodist Church school neighboring schools become ac- | Thf stendy clicking of the type­ A well known anu well liked quainted with each other and achool matheniatics department: and Mat­ promotes safety on the American veteran squad and experience this Strongly against subsidies The [ Christmas parties will be held to­ thew Maetozo, Head of the Physi­ w riter keys is the fam iliar .sound face around the Manchester High Rhythmic toasts to their class­ morrow. Nursery and kinder­ policies highway through careful driving, season. Thia was the third set­ •conomy of the nation, he felt, j Reigns Friday cal Kducation Department. which accompanies oiir pert Le­ campus la that of Har\-ey Wahn- garten claa.ses will hold their party Vrays for Man He Shot A ".Splash P a rty " w as set fori the obaervante of laws and traffic mates entertained the College back in a row for the Willlmanile would best be served If the law of During th^ fiist day each tea^'h- quist. Harvey has lollowed a Col­ signs and taking safety percau- supply and demand were slowed ! at 2.30 pm. in the kindergarten Jan 11. in the MHS pool fo- mem- I gionnaire. Ann Joyce Duplin Is one lege Preparatory Course through­ Level Senior English class on Dec. team, the second defeat in CCIL , “ ''" b o d y O f fugitive he ahot and killed in chase at corner of 47th bers of both schools student coun- ! lo Saturnalia!" er visited cla.s.se.* in his own le-i, tlons. competition. to fix prices rather than the gov- ' room. Primary grades will meet in atreet and kifth avenue. New York City, ye.sterday. Miles, who fired two shots into the air as of the High School World's com­ out his four year*. His subjects 13 and provided an exercise in in­ the .social hall at the same time cils. The East Hartford .school will Thia waa the holiday greeting partment. On the second day all Mr. Wallard is very much quali­ Manchester moved to a fast 8-8 tm m en t. 1 waimng and at bird aimed to hit, collapsed after he learned he had killed the man who police identl- petent typl.sts. Her ability and thia yeai are trigonometry, geom­ fied to lecture to high schools genuity. Firemen to Skip Drill for their party. host the local council later thia exchanged^ at the Latin Club the evaluators held a conference, The poetic expressions addressed lead in the opening minutes of the fied as uaer of name George Hiising, about 30 The victim waa suspected of robbery and of murder ifWWWWACNCWWWNtWWWMWWWaWKdtf-—------year. discussing the school system, friendly manner makes her an as­ etry, college physics, English IV, across the country, being a vet­ Volunteer firemen can sleep a An evening party has been set Me had been under aurvelllance and when he began running police gave chase and the shooting Christmas program which took typewriting and mechknical draw­ to the classmate whose name had first quarter, as Dubanoaki tapped for the junior, intermediate and Attending the meeting, represent­ picking out the good and bad set to any club. eran driver of the race car event in two baskets amidst seTeral ae­ little later this Sunday morning | followed when he failed to heed warnings to halt. i AP Photofaxi. * place on Friday evening. Dec. 13. Ann has followed the College ing. at the Indianapolis "500" and the been drawn by lot ranged from The department has decided to' senior departments. It will be held ing Mani'hester were the student r>oints. and m aking recom m enda­ serious -sonnets to light verse, all ries of Manchester attempts. By ll Be Sure To Serve A Royal rrue Latin spirit prevailed at the tions to improve the school pro­ Preparatory course throughout all "Trig and Solid" ranks as hla survivor of several accidents on omit its regular weekend drill due at 7:30 p.m. council officers. Charles VanAus- of which were admired and en­ the 6-minute mark of the first to the holiday. low birth rate during World War dsll, Richard Yules, Brenda Ann meeting when the popular Christ­ gram . The Fast Hartford faculty four years. Her subjects for her favorite aubjecta, while fried chick­ the raceway. He knows what un­ mas carols were sung by the group en, apple pie, "Ebb Tide," "April necessary risks can result in. joyed by the class. quarter both teams were . in a Manchester R v c n I n g Herald II cut this from 35.500.000 studenti Cole and Steve Provost. Tom met with the committee after the senior year include English IV flurry playing good defensive boll,. School's Out in Latin, led by Miss Doris Kibbe modern history, modern mxiblems. Love " and "Carousel" are other A movie showed several big US Linda Smith's light verse tribute Bolton rnrreepondent. Doris M. in 1940-41. I.ewls, East Hartford Council 2-day evaluation period and the to Terry Lalse toasted his scien­ At that point the Indians led 12-7. "nj* local elementary school and Top Scientist Urges prexy, Sam Neniirjin presidetit of and accompanied b.y Ted Gannutz evaluators presented their report. Spanish I. and Acappella Choir. Hei favorites. On the other hand "Peo­ race car events such as the D’lUlla. telephone Mitchell S-SSIS. me Co-operative Kindergarten and ICE CREAM CAKE Indianapolis races and the runs at tific interest.' In the last two minutes, Windham the senior class. Tim Maynihan and on the trumpet. Familiav passages In the “unprejudiced” opinion of future plans at Becker Junior Col- ple who walk too slowly In the Nursery closed today for the an- i Playing Cards \ ary i from Luke were read in Latin by hallways" la Harvey's pet peeve. Daytona Beach and champion race Here's a most deserving lad recovered from the fast breaking . Linda Riegler attended In behalf the Manchester teachers, although 8i*e very definite, for Ann has tactics of the Indians to pull with-- t Bual Christmas recess. Classes will Malayans I-ark IMajority of the East Hartford student body, i Ronald Gambolatl. After Joe Dyer. Harvey has bee. a member of car drivers. In the world of racing Whose company we're glad we've resume on Jan. 2. a fact which is Here’.s truly a wonderful treat I Rich frozen East Hartford has a top-notch ' one of the few seniors to be had, -> in two points' at the end of the New York- The playing-card Administrative per.sonnel in at-1 who served as master of ceremon- school system, the MHS system la | ocoepted already. She plans to take the swimming team, Jayvee Soc­ tremendous speeds are reached caualnff some ^Tumbling since sur- Greater Red Effort .12 (som etim es over 180 miles per Whose quiet kindness makes us quarter,; 16-14. Kuala Lumpur. Malaya- Malay- deck of cards is standard only cer Team, Paint and Powder, Sock ■rwnding tow ns Will not rc-open pudding and pure vanilla ice cream, cover­ tendance were- Mr Edward Dll- les. gave a short explanation of better ’ I an executive secretary course ana do not constitute a majority in England. France and A m eri­ Ion, principal of East Hartford ’ Vergil's "Eclogue IV, " Linda Smith and Buskin, Jr. Hi Y, Band Bando­ hour) and because of this factor, g lad — Windham Takes LemI • their schools imUl Jan. 6. William Vaders, head ot the MHS while attending Becker Let's drink a toast to Terry. m their own country. Out of a ca. The Tarot deck of 78 cards ed with whip cream and decorat inn.'^. Mm— High School. Mr Kdson Bailey, gave an excellent reading of It in Industrial Arts ilepartment. visited French I and TI Club, Girls' liers, French Chib and Current Af­ extra safety pirpautions are taken In the second period the Whip­ The ■ local achool calendar for (Continued from Page One) I bc«.'. Deputy Premier, Josef Kuz- is" used'\'n The’VtoclilcrranMn^ before each race because one care­ population of more than 6,000,000 Principal of Manchester High, Latin. The Saturnalia, observed by Bridgeport Central High School. Choir, Sophomore and .lunior Girls' fairs Club. pets forged ahead, outscoring tha ^ s jBSr, adopted last May. pro- •rf t. 1 . *^bat elementary and gion an Italian deck of 40 cards mighty delicious I less mistake or defaulting part A sense of humor bright has he? Indians 13-5. Bill Diffley. 6-3, en-- trldas for 182 days of school. State fewer than 3.000,000 are Malay- School, and Mr George Emnier- the Romans, was explained verj" The evaluating committee found Club. High School World, and Harvey's outstanding activity M to giv# its usual automatic ap- secondary school enrollments would is still popular, the .Spanish deck ling, vice-princigal of Manrhester, well by Linda Hartwell., beyond the .school boundaries is m eans dea.th. Aji a safety precau- And lots of real ability. tered the game the second quarter requlremenU etlpulate the school *'"* Uhlnese and to the budget. ri.se from 28,,100,000.000 this achool has only 48 cards, and the Ger- H that the school building is in poor Quill ftynistl are some of the Sw.OOO are Indians or Pakiatani. High School. i A fter a circle waa formed by the De Molay Organization. He tloHj M r. W allard urged teenage A laughing scientist he'll be. and followed up with three quick Tha a»vlet economic planning I year to 29.900.000 next ve.ii . The man deck consists of 32.' condition and that the students many clubs our Legionnaire has baskets and a foul shot. Don Pard- Following the meeting. East the members the "Sigilla’ia," or are suffering under a double ses­ participated in. considered It his greatest honor drivers to check their, cars period­ We'll all be proud of Terry. ically —' the brakes, tires and the us (high scorer for this Whippets i Hartford representatives were giv-1 .'vnibolic gifts, were passed around sion schedule. For example, if a when he was elected Master Coun­ S e r v t s IB Ann i.s very sportsminded. Her cilor last October. Harvey is also importance of giving the car a Remember this: and If some day with 18 points) hit for 3 out of 4 en a tour of MHS and attended a tn the music of Ted Ganntitz. student wishes to participate in leadership ability and sports abil­ luncheon in the school cafeteria. When the music an active member of St. Mary's through check — over. This short A satellite should come your way. foul shots (10 out of IS for .the ended abruptly. Band he must drop a subject. ity make her a welcome to any check could mark, the difference night) and one basket to push the each member kept the gift in his Lewis Piper, head of the Social YPF. He has worked for the K.F. And it's inscribed "To ' Bob wni team. Basketball, tennis, badmin­ and D. Co. part time after school. between life and death. • R ay," mark high above the "Injun" score. hand and was asked to read the Studies Depaitmenl. also at ton. soccer, vollyball, speedball. The half-time buzzer sounded wUh Be Sure To Try One Of These Royal Treats: I Latin greeting Inscribed on It. Orlg- Bridgeport, obscrvcil the Social Harvey was questioned on sev­ He told teenage anvers that tak­ You'll know it's from our Terry. bowling, tumbling, and archery ing unnecessary risks And driving Carolyn House began her toast the score at 21-27 favor Of the Dare Says: Stop in and pick a free gift we have ICEc rsBBAaa CREAM PIES STENCILED BRICK \-Chaiige. inal and humorous gifts were re­ Studies classes in the school, and have been the sports to which she eral points pertj Ining to high Windham team. CONFEHI FLAMBO ceived. \ felt that their program 1s not so school life. Asked why he liked at excessive speeds were not only to Petrine Nielsen with a reference V'anilla slices decorAted with has belonged for her four vears at dangerous but childish. "Buzzing to Petrine's plan to be a veteri­ R eturning to the court the see-r Frp«h BliRwberry or rlior- I comprehensive as ours. M H .S being a senior, he replied, "The ( olate; will serve 6, Santa, tree, turkey, pump­ "Flavor of the Month " col-' After refreshments\wpie served In ansner to the question "How privileges, activities, and subjects rubber off tires" and other such narian: ond half, the Indians really began PLandand for you and let us wish you a kin or Merry ChrisUnaa. The 'X-Ray' from 'Torrtngton High' by the chairman. Jean Wales. Bert C.Y.O. and Working at the A * P antics only causes extra future ex­ Here's to one whose aim In life to move. .Sophomore Chuck ored shot blended into a de­ can MHS students help make a seem to occupy niojt of Ann's time. offered." What day would Harvey O K I I, . Movies. I goodFeingold impression led a word in thegan^e evaluation in which like most to have over? His an­ penses. Driving requires responsi­ Is doctors' pills and surgeon's Salmond diliplayed ’ aggressive- 49e coch No sleep "Til Dawn Test tomor-1 each member tried to romnosp a,« In her spare moments (when she bility and common sense. ness, enlivlng the Indians' game ( 12c each lightful surpri.se flavor. of our school next year?" Mr. swer: "The flrat day of high school knife; personal Merry Christmas row - j many Latin words as possible in "catches" themi she entovs ice The'value of this program to pro­ throughout the night. 'Baimond’a Affair to Remember Down at two minutes from the greeting "lo Bailey said, "Study." so I can have the whole four years Let's toast the vet—our little Dsne, skating, swimming, and attending o verl” mote safety on the hlghis'ay was A dog's best friend in time of pain. ball handling, rebounding and de­ ( "KING OF FROZEN DESSERTS" the office. ^ Saturnalia." The winner of this Barbara Duncan '.18 M.H.S games. demonstrated as It was recently fensive playing were superior. An­ Interlude Put In the hall be-jjisme was Richard Stevens., M ary Ann Beacii '60 Harvey's ambition is to attend In a alx-stanza toast to Marilyn FI-led clhms. pizza, popular mu­ the recipient of the National Safety Ta.vlor, Barbara Hickey wrote: other sophomore. Pet Mietretta, tween classes with someone? i The following -sophomoreYi are the United States ■ Coast Guard ORFITELLI'S BANQUET SPUMONI sic. and modern history (what a Councils' Public Service Award. To one who has pep,'to one who despite flrst game Jittera, gave a j the new members of Latin \CIiib Academy and a career In the This Informative and educational One performance off the boards. ( Qf.YRT.S, PINTS. SLICED "delectable" combination!! rate Coast Guard. has bounce, PROJECT NEXT IN LINE : due to the excellence of the Ickers MHS Sliidents "toDs" In her book. program waa greatly enjoyed by To one who'is always alive; M istretta opened the scoring In the ______t h e c r o w n in g s u c c e s s t o a n y MEAL! Freshman Home Economics' .which they wrote in Latin: Vlill Harvey's friendly personality all and It gave both the drivers and second half with a foul shot, fol- Being elected to Legion la Ann's and pleasing ways all sure to gain To one who must know when en- ( rla.s,'cs of Mrs .Marie Helmboldt ! DIskan. Cynthia DeBandi Diine greatest honor. the prospective-drivers something ergy counts, Iiiwed by four quick baskets Get your Ice Cream Cake at the follouInK atore* or place your order boforr Tiieaday. Dec. are now busily at work in the Take Awards him a positidn ol success In this ' Bessette, Judy Gilbertson. .To Anfve With the combination of ability, to consider, Some verses I'd like to inscribe. Dubanoaki. The Indians-gave the • Brogan't Red and White • Marv’« Market • reppin\ (irocerT clothing laboratory on a unit on La Barron. Joan Haven.'. Sheila cho.sen field. Donna M etcalf, '50. M Ft. CHRISTMAS TREE WITH THE Pine ,S|. J Those aophmore artists have personality, and good character,' A pun on a name was included Whippets nq chances as they stole S Main St. Bolton good grooming per.'onal hygiene ' Graham, Ru.ssell Mercer Sue Harvey is the son of Mr. and the bail time ^ d again and IMibe - • Comell Bakery done It again! Twenty-nine Art IT nothing but the be.st could come to Mrs. Harvey Wahnquist of 270 In Dorothy Ruebin's toast to Caro­ • Patnodr % Itrocery • Prte'n (irorery clothing selection. »nd coloi. The Luettgens and JoAnne Gustafson. Ann. lyn House: found hhns^f'under the boards to PURCHASE OF A CHRISTMAS TREE STANO. Hartford ltd. Bolton girl.l are doing this m preparation "'onna Sandals, "59 of .Mrs. La'Vcrne have A utum n St. • Hilltop .Market F. ( enter St. been awarded copies ' of "Your She is the daughter of Mr, and A smile ffom her lips rebound and score. Dubo tapped in • PlnehuriBt (irocery • Stanley’* Market for a project on clothing construc­ Student Council two of his flrst four In the second Oak St. tion which will soon begin. Sewing I'nitcd Nations The Official Sou­ -Mrs. Harvey Duplin. 20 Hemlock Would delight e'en a mouse; A b S8A5 valiia lor only S5.95 - - • You m a $2.50 I'lain St. Knrk^'llle I NIVERSITV USES STORY St. .Her eyes how they shine! half, as the Indians forged ^ead marhines will be used with spe­ Ralph Geer, '.18, wliose article venir Guide Book " as a token of Treats Navajos thanks for theii participation in Carol Fiachcr '58 Happiness is her house. 28-27 in the flrst four minutes of M \K B K .\ ST. cial emphasis on extra attach­ about Northwestern University the third quarter. Norm Duclos ments One popular way of stress­ the 19.17 Student Poster Salute to Cadets of CAP Terry Laise's tOMt to Linda R D i m L niO .N E .Ml S-6950 appeared in the "World" two the r N. The Manchester High School Smith celebrated Linda's sense of tied the score for Windham on a ing attachments will be making a weeks ago, waa recently asked Student Council Project* Commit­ hum or: foul shot, but Oubanoskl again ( ruffled petliroal. In a personal letter trom Paul W. permission to have the article re­ Note Birthday tee again played Santa Claus and The shaggy dog's her forte. scored to pui^ MHS ahead once D. Michelitsch "59 Coons. Chairman of the Education­ printed in "Northeastern Notes." al Institutions Committee Mrs. *- Science Cluh •sent a little cheer to the N avajo With this her blade more. At the 6-minute mark Man­ poinsettias I-ATge handaom a plahta . . . a newspaper published by the ad- Kel.son and the students were Indian children of the Aileen Roat She cuts the thick and doleful chester led 36-33. Senior Boh FUke Q Does a naturalized citizen mi.saions office of Northeastern. Last week as you saw blue uni­ Brens, Copper, Coramic and Pottery planters thanked recently for their help in ; formed schoolmates pass you in School in Gallup. Now Mexico. sorrow well. scored for- MHS followed by Andy CYCLAMEN will flower till Eaatar of the I'nited States have the Studies Stars Czuchry. Whippet's co-captain. same rights as s native-born making the event a successful one. j the halls, you probably kept ask­ They mailed boxes of Christmas This Jo.v she spread to each and Better Homes Garden Book Q How much pf the world's Recinients of the awards arc ; candy, an annual Christmas p’XiJ- all shall swell Dubanoaki scored, again, and in AZALEAS A toft pink ...... citizen " land ing why. The reason is that they area does the Soviet Union Helen Kauffman. Dorien Jacob.scn, The Astronomy Committee con- were Civil Air .Patrol (CAP) ect of the Coundl. Each year. It is Her great renown. With this her the last few seconds Saimond stole Power Mowers, 18 to 24" Mode A Yes, exiept that he mav not co v er" the ball from the Whippets, and - CHRISTMAS CACTUS Heavy with bloom J become president. | Thomas Paouettc. Linda Brodeur, ' ducted the Science Club meeting Cadets celebrating the CAP'S six­ the custom' of the Project Com­ fortune's made. A—Almost one-sixth. Nola Foim<1o, Gait Wilkie. Roland Mondav A toast to June Cervini by passed to Bob Daigle, who flipped MUMS A low plant, big flow eri...... Corico Window Shelves cvening, teenth anniversary. The formal mittee to brighten up, the Navajo Glatz, OliviA Jylkka, , Salvatore order for the creation of CAP was childrer.'a Christmas holiday by Petrine Nielsen included the stan­ lo Wes Feshler for a last second Scott Fertilizer Spreoders I.opcs, Carolyn Mayo. Jeff Allen, Carohm Curtis, Robert Jamaitia za: basket. The third quarter end^, aaaaaaaaa ----- remiizer spreoders and Peter Hansen discus.sed the signed by President Roosevelt on sending candy. Mary Ixm .loimsion. Paul Hublard Dec. 1. 1941. I t Was form ed out of This project is closely related to Her fame results in work in­ 42-35, Manchester. i Priscilla Tenhant, Raymond sun. sunspots, planets, telescopes, deed— Close Gap and the ...... history^ of astronomy. The desires of the civil airmen of the Navajo Indian ^ive aport- Rumors from Santa Schrocdcr. Norman Adams, Marie committe then answered questions mobilized with aored by Council each year. Both The price of being veiaatile. The fourth quarter found the Ih- Blazcnaky, James Arthur, Elvernp i Jins In trouble as Windham began asked by the members. their equipment in, the common the candy and the money collected Some time is what our June Harmsen. David Spear, Susan "Two films. "Tile Solar Family" defense. from drives held iiv the spring are needs most. to close the gap. Pardua pushed Betka, Jeanne Kerrigan, Robert in five more foul shots and C m - CHRISTMAS TREES '***” and "Flxploring the I'niverse," The CAP carried on coastal tremendously appreciated by the (But she'd go mad in Just a Adams. Judv Mutly. Peter Z.slion. w hile). chry scored two. baskets. Lte 4A*4»4 1 a7.7.....TT. ■ " " " " W 444 FBESHtYCUTIALSAM 4 4* 1 . Reveal MHS Wishes were viewed by the membership. patrol operations until Aug. 31, .voung Navajo Indian children. Let­ Donna Peterman, SIcphanie Can­ 1943. It boasts sp o ttin g 173 subs ters of appreciation are written To Linda Erickaon, Jane Harry Lamed, Bob Reed ^mj John Whea­ non, Sue Luettgens. Jav Boris and Dan Banavipe reported to the It seems that not only little diil- group aboui his attendance at th(i and dropping bombs or depth by both the teachers of the Aileen wrote:- — ton tallied nine mere {iointa, bring­ : 2 front teeth! Carole Pelnu elli John Sterling. ing them within two of the In­ - ***********♦****“ ♦*♦*♦♦*♦♦♦♦**♦♦*♦-*♦**♦**♦♦ rtren have been writing lelloia or Water Conservation meeting, hclt^ charges against 57. The volunteer Roat School and the students them­ Our Linda's silent naUire hints U '60. also presents a probleqi: She Paula Adams '.19. At qualities Immfhse. dians. Dubo, Saimond, Daigle and sitting on Santa's knee. Upon in­ .wants a sputnik! in the, high school two weeks ago. fliers found 17 floating mines and selves. Roping Bvergreen Boughs I terview ing Santa Claii.s and seeing for interested pcr.sons. He said that rescued hundreds of victims of ship Usually the candy arri\es dur- And not the least snrong them is Fiske scored 11 points during the I Butch Gagnon '60 would like T.VKE YE.\KB(K>K SHOTS '■Inkings. Her hnundle.ss common sense. quarter. Then, midst the noise of a dr -V "* Each"on*e diffTrenT'"^ BalL'm'' B*a^l! l aurel Balaam, Ijuirel. Boxwood, WhUa.’Pine, ** * his master list we recognized many j a nice shiny sax while Dan Mau- Photography dub members have the com m ittee dlscu-s.-ed m ethods 1 g the Christmas aholidays. but of water distillation ami the prob­ The Army Air Forces took'over few hundred excited fans, CJkU- C l A C P”'" * AuatnanAustrian Pine and Blue spruce. Spruce. * A familiar names. .Let'a take a peek ^ chuck '58 desires a horn that won't recently been taking nii tures for last year the candy ha'' the mis- —sliall 'Ae ? lem of pollution. tfto responsibilities of the Civil Air ti rtune to arrlvt late. However, it chary tied the score. Manchester I squeak. Brenda Lalley '60 would Somqnhis. Faculty gr mn pictures was now minus MlatretU via the $1.45 rrom^Q . Td. '•romJQFrom Mary, Anne Beach '60, Ann a .v,n(. 1 , i Science Club extenos an in­ Pwrol as an auxiliary in the was presented as a Valentine's I like very much tO receive an En­ and candl" - ■ spAJ^ng of 1943. Girls Club H^ars. foul route and the time remaining 49c • Zabrowskv "60, and Dan Renn, '.58 cyclopedia Britannica. ti shots of extracurricular vitatlon to the student body to Day treat. But whelhe the candy have their hopes set high, wishing act vities nave beenoeen taken. Many I view the color filmfilm, •"Tha Th- StrangesGoee. embershlp is open to most was less than 30 seconds. A full- That Northeastern will increase arrives in February or at Christ­ court pr.esa by Windham on the fpr a mink roat. hi-fi set. and a ril K M® . ” hylcase of Cosmic Rays, 'in Room high, school students who wish to mas, it is greatl;' appreciated. Humorous Tales Holly its minvbcr of vacations Is the the bnl etm board at the cafeteria, ; 247 at 7 p.m. on Jan. 6 This film Manchester's take-out found Dick Jaguar lespectivcly. And to top deepest wish of Eileen Tierney. '58. take\nart In the active organiza­ Donna M stcalf '59 Oregon grown hollv Sprays CerjMtery Baskets thl.s Linda Eagle.son "59 also wants especially those of the fall sports, was recently showVi on television tion. Members may attend summer Swedish costume, customs and Dubftnos'ti ell alone bv the Indian fresh and' heanlv ber­ Jean M artin '60. Jay Boris '69 1 R alph G eer, '58. encanipments sponsored by CAP basket. A fast pass and the In­ ried ' Different and charm- Ruatir )>ajikets filled w ith Balaam . L aurel a Jagtiar but prefers it niono- j life were excellently portra.ved in f and rirtcua. gralnm ed. at a nearby air base. Here they get I and related by Mrs. 'ITierea BJeim. dians led by i>.., ,1 Jump ball re- 45c m Runrh ■Jo Richmond '60 a.sked Tor a a taste of Air Force . life, study I guest speaker |4t Sophomore Girls’ ! fenough From date to the coming Snowball, whHc aviatlort, and engage in compeil- Campus Sketches (Club on Tiiekdav. ' the. Whippets as the In- $1,25 $2.50 Y 7 tive sport*. They also have s ; . Mrs, Bjorn, Who has spoken be- t - N ancy Ccxilic '60 promised to be pood for ever and ever if MHS. Chance to win a flight ecbolarahip, fore at Girla’ Club meetings, rc-1 Coach Klgin iSatursky’s squad would win all Its ha.skelball games. ! which cnlillcs them to flying les­ Binnri'’FvJi**Bme Fe' ' heart-warWiing'and tiu- » f'"® performance' of ttam- A dark haired. 6'2", basketball; sons from ,* local civilian teacher. Hair. Blond, Eyes, Blue, Pe-j m„rous instances Icsdlr^ to herO ther_pla.ver|,doing excellent , Richard Stephens '60 captain la the wish of Dale Robin-1 Pet Peeve Pconlo who are , 1. 1 ciMeer a* an author and especial- J®*’® "ere Daigle, a fpark to tha son '59. Likewise Ronnie Osella' ways blowing" their car horn I ly as the writer of the popular f®®*)'; Fcshler. a strong driver:' would appreciate a 19,18 model I novel. "Papa's Wife." Steve Provost, George Cushin|f and g irl! I Most Seen; Talking in halls For Bird Lovers I Mciiihers Clioseii Noted For: Eating spagetti and "Papa's Wife" is a hUmorp.us : *®^®‘'- Roberta Shankman '60 wants a ‘ p izza, account of her .parents' life in Statisticall.v, Manchester sc ^id I Tree Decorations [ new orlon sweater while Barbara I Sweden and America: Mrs. Bjorn • 22 baskets, Windham 19: Manches------Roltner '60 would like ta obtain a - As UN Delegates Ambition: Win Irish sweep- ——J. I sla k ea toH the girls that a sequel t^b the ter made 13 out of 20 foul shota* St. Francis bird fcoders, wild bird mark of Intelligence. ‘ | book, called "Papa's Daughter,” W'indhaili 17 for 26 attelnpts. Du- Indoor liqhN, tree stands, outdoor Cars, cars and more cars are | Ten memliers of the Current Af­ 2. Vital S tatistics: H eight; 5'6, I* due to be rclea.sed early mext , banoski was high reboiii^r with sood mix. Bishop foodtrs, sutt lights, tiny imported lights, tree fop the objects of many desirous fairs ptih have hcen elected to •^Peil- _ , 13 and high scorer for th e'ev en ln g students. Dave Barlow '59 would serve In the United .Nations Mock Hair: Blond. Eyes. Blue, F>- sunflower seeds, squirrel ~ male The F'estival of Lights, Christ- with 24 pointi,. Other in^vldual star, ongd light for tree top, and like to find the insurapga'for his assembly. m as bakm g and other prepava- Indian score.* were: S a ir n ^ d 7 proof feelers. ^ car under his trise. Joflh Morrison These students will go lo New Pet Peeve; .Meetings that don't ornaments— o selection thot ^ fiel start on time tions were of great interest to- the ■Daigle. 2. Eiske 6. Keshler 9, fcutil- '60 and Jim Davis '59 both agree York during the winter to inter­ ing 4, and Mistretta 3. Moncltoater description. that a car would be very nice, all view the U.N. delegates they will No^e/lVoiVspL kling Blue Eyes; and Bright Smile had 2: per.'onal fouls while Wi wrapped up in White tissue paper represent at the assembl.v. After relating Sweslisli Chnat- ham had 13. and tied 'with a red bow: On the When interviewing delegates, Most Seen; Marching- 'with mas customs. Mrs. Bjorn told of Living Norway Spruce . other hand to sell his car la thy "Leaders" The Indian.4 should have gaii. students will get their views on her childhood desire to become an quite a bit of experience througl Plantland * desire of Gil Bolssonneault '58. vorld affairs and their policies, for Ambition: To'be short author of a novel. She then re- (By the w ay Its a '41 Studehaker. l students will be representing these ■Tom Hyson '58 would like a 3. Vital Statistics; Height .V5, lated many incidents which ■''I'le-j BristofTam^^n^Manch^^^^ Gift Certificates •deleg.stes, not the U.S.. In the mock traclied this .^dedication. Finally, school Arena. Bristol defealS Nurvpry g-rown liv ing n-pcs. U.se imiom.s guarantee that the a\t'imining Hair, Brown, Eyes: Blue. meeting. This meeting will take Male after 41 years. Mrs Bjorn wrote Windham last wepk, but weto u^H for Cnnstrnas then plant in \our >ai'd. team will beat the alumni and place sometime in Af il at Trin­ A welcome gift for all gardener.s. Allows Dick Dubanowakl '58 toljl Santa Pet Peeve: Tall Girls J ^ ’if f by Hall last Tuesday. BrUtoi ^ roni ity (’ollege. the book, Mrs. Bjorn has been ask- I „ eon.sldered this season's a tr o n ^ recijiient to select hi.s or her choice of all aboift a scholarship he would The seniors are Marion Fitch. Noted For: Cheerleading Abil­ ed lo speak to manv K'oups , 1 s siro n g s love, ity ’ 2.50 nur.sery material at proper planting Charlie Van Ausdall, Joe Dyer, throughout the United States. . Manchester Jayvcca crushed time. "Curly'hair" says francos Ny­ Marilyn Taylor, .Marge Griiiim! Most Seen; Danrlng at Friday Mrs. B orn was highlv honored a.. ^ If® lin "61. Barbara Duncan '58 says .Night Sports Dances .upon a return visit to her native . Windham •JaJ'V®*®. 55-34. Lind.a Nelson, David Smith, Polly Ambition: "Make my first mil­ OPEN; Sot. and Sun. 9:00 A.M to 6:00 P.M a 30-hour day wouM be ,indeed Swanson, and two a'ternates, John 1 Sweden by bciiiR prantod an audj- ' Welaa. 5S welcomed so that she could do her Ryan and Carolvn House. lion before Senior Week" j ence with the Quet'n of Sv' odrn ------_ homework. Claire Carlson '.19 I All the girls thoroughly enjoyed . ______''' Monday 8:30 A.M. lo 8:00 P.M. While Jim Delany '58 asks for 1. Vili^l S tatistics: H eight. 6 'i. Mrs.' Bjorn's account of her fam- 1 v^*^^555!^***"*****W an A in history, Bill Leipia '58 Eyes; Blue, Hair: Dark ily incidents. both informative would be salisfi^ to pass algebra. Brown, Male and entertaining. "Borne of th e mol-e. unusual Science Fair Pet Peeve; Plane Geometry Jane Gozdz '60. RECORDS Chrisemas Eve 8:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. P lm d lm id ' wlshas," said Santa, were from Noted For: Eating in halls MorveltMW Otoleo. 1215 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Georgie ' McCaughey '60, Bob , Another note to science minded Most Seen: Working in A A P " < ll <■ / ’ 1 , /, Q—Who administers th4 oath M o a y Kwash '58 and Bob Seelert '60. Famous Madonnas Illustrate History students: The Science Pair will sto re \ to the president of the United Georgia wanta so very much to definitely be held on Feb. 27 and Ambition: Sheet 200 in Rifle S tates ? find a Shirley Temple doll In her Ordway admire the “Madoihia Art" bulletin btiard in Mis* Mary McAd_ m atch , V Prefhmen hUtory classes are studying th* Renaissance period 28. Feb. 1 1* the deadline A—Generally tha chief Justice Low Prices atocklng. Bob Kwaah wanta a European history. One of the subjects of this study are the famous painters who lived during for the acceptance' of applica­ Answers: 1. Hsrmsnnis Carrars, of the United States, but this I* nice, homemade, (tlamond pair of 2. Valerie Johnson, 8. Bob Albert, ^ R*phael, BotUcelll, and El Greco. These pictures ore reproductions of some' tions. Don’t delay, start your merely custom. Any, officer au- PoHerton^A f •oeks and Bob Seelert of oourae— project this vacation! 4. Bob Rusconi. tltorlzed to administer oaths could i of their famous ••Madonna*." * Georg* Oneway '61. ISO O E N 1 B B 0 . . i O oh^ Metcalf '69 d o lt. MWMOMpnnilMMMMl ■ .'■ 'I I f - ' : y '

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PAGE TWENTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER ^0, 1967 MAKCHES^EB BVEWNG h e r a l d . MANCHE.STEB, €X)NM. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1967 PAGE t w e n t y -o n * Welfare Workers work" policy If a contract based NA TO Parleys Show on its demands for a 65-cent-an- NEW ZOTOS SOCIETY GIRL Andover and Robert Schuyler, Shepherds; Log Extra Hobrs Subway Strike Seen hour wage increase package for P e n ta g o n H it Bradley Batson, G. Earl Porter 30.740 authority employea is not Special dry brittle for dyed and and Frederick Pettenglll, Wise signed by the end of the year, Fellowship Plans Men; Warren HoIbroolC Innkeep­ ORANGE H A U Changes in World New Haven, Conn., Dec. 20 (J»— ^ bleached hair. Soft but tight, this As Inefficient, er; "Wendy and Elyse Calkins, The Welfare Department case workers For New Year’s Eve Dinner for Truman wave stays; in spite of constant-wet­ Sunday Program Innkeeper's Children; Hedley Hill, in this city will work overtime dur­ ting, shampooing and dampness. The Poet; Rev. Douglas F. Pimm, Overhaul Seen Narrator; Sue-EIlenKirkham, Bjr JAMES MARI>OW ■^was said amounted, as in the past, ing the next three weeks to meet a New York, Dec. 20 I85-Mlchael|the smaller unions a dirOQt voice in Paris, Dec. 20 (Ah—The NaUonal The Senior Pilgrim- Fellowship (A P Newn Analyit) CREAM OIL WAVE, Reg. $15.00 CHarmaine.Shorey, Mary Hall and to pious thoughts and good inten­ growing case load that city offi­ J. Quill, President of the Transport contract negotiations. 'Yesterday Assembly gave preliminary ap­ will open a full evening program Sandra Phelps, Angels. Wa«hing:ton, Dec. 20 OP)—TTiis tions. solving nothing. he said In reference to the pro­ proval to Premier Felix Galllard's Special Introductory offer for a limited time only. Wave Include#: (Continued Irnm Page One) cials say has resulted from in­ Workers Union, has threatened a Cream ahnmpoo, hair rut and style nave. d A A A Sunday when it meets at 5 p.m. to - The pageant la direqted by BINGO week's NATO meeting In Psrl* But the expressed de.sire for posed bill; 1958 government budget last night creased unemployment in the city. total shutdown of all subway and NOW ...... / ...... ^ I w . U U rehearse for the midnight Christ­ Mrs. Marie Freid and C. Davis talks with Russia, sandwiched In ‘The Republicans have got hold with a 264-190 vote of confidence. without letting either jjrowd out demonstrsted—If it did nothing between the criticism of Russia, Mayor Richard C. I>ee aaid last i service New ■year's Eve. Calkins. A. Robert Cole and Gard­ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT of this juicy bone, and I don't The budget now goes to Parlia­ the other. mas Eve service at the First Con­ ner Q. Shorey asxisted with writ­ •Iss— the profound change which .showed how deeply Russian mili­ night that the. estimated deficit for Quill ^ made the threat yesterday, ment's upper chamber, the Coun­ gregational Church. 7:45 P.M. occurred in the world in 19.17. after the City Transit Authority think they are going to let go of it. MISS RITA BEAUTY SALON Aa to the problem of which aerv- ing and music. The choir is di­ tary development has affected the the department this year may The legislature may learn in the cil of the Republic, and then will Rehearkal will be followed by a 20 GAMES—4 SPECIALS—I BWEEPSTi This was the 22nd meeting of NATO countries. reach 1300,00. $50,000 more than balked at negotiating a new con­ 242 TRUMBULL ST., HARTFORD—CM 7-6638 Ire should develop a particular rected by Dwight Martin. early weeks of this year (the 19,'>8 come back to the Assembly for a potiuck lupper. Afterwards the After the presentation of the the 15 NATO nation.^ foreign min­ the original estimate. tract with he TWU. second-reading vote. weapon, Taylor lugge.sted the task group will go out caroling and will isters. Its Importance wa.^ under­ The current agreements between .session) the evils of splinter union­ Wise Men’s gifts Ifi the pageant, I>ee made the prediction last ism. ' The budget anticipates a deficit be a.xsigned to the branch which return later for their Christmas the children may come forward to scored by the presence of heads of night at the Board of Finance, the union and the authority and of nearly 600 billion francs ($1.- party at the pareonage. Several Scliotil.s "Let the legislature take full re- "appears to have the greatest present their family's offerings at state. The nations Wound up still which authorized eight hours over- eight , privately , owned. , . , bus . . com- 400.000. ()00). It includes expendi­ Christmas Program Set partners. But like the other meet­ time for three weeks for six social I P f" expires at midnight Dec. sponsibillty to the public. "We probability of success in the short­ the manger. won't." ture of more than live trillion A Christmas program for the As In previous years, the public ings before it. this one produced Have Assemblies workers In the department. ' francs and receipts o ' more than est time.” church school will be held in the FUR PHE VEK» FINEST IN neither mirafcles nor sensations. In an obvious reference to State 4 trillion. fresh Is invited to attend. I^e said the situation here was . ‘i *'«^"*‘* Sen. MacNell Mitchell who an­ >5 And. he added, once.a weapon 1s Cohgregational Church Sunday QUALITY USED CARS However, it was in this year A play and carol sing were fea­ "no longer a problem of stipple-i fkerc tasty from 9;15 to 10:15 a.m. Holiday Vialtera that Russia showed—with its sput­ nounced he will Introduce the bill perfected, "I would regard it aa Garland Thomen has arrived ALWAYS SEE OCR COMPLETE SELECTION tured in separate 'Christmas na- mentart- welfare payments, but of " i). JF?declared, HOSPITAL OET.S $200,000 BAKERYi a. oven-fresh goodness. Make an occasion really special Concerning Russian strength, for the holidays from the Univer­ BANK FINANCING UP TO 36 MONTHS Roger, Arlene Kilby and KaUiv construction program. The hos­ The annual party sponsored by sity of Connecticut where she Is OPEN TILL t EVENINGS needed its Hhiropean allies for two exceeded 700 ca.ses a month Independent Motoi^men's Be* Quill aaid the TWU will strike pital plans a il6-bed addition and with our superior baked g(M)ds! ’ Taylor .said a reernt Red Army the Catholic Ladies Society for basic reasons; Kosak played the leading roles 'Tu I i,r» el J XT , hevoicnt Assn. (MBA), ending an on schedule on a "no-contract, no­ (ii.aplay showed a variety of mls- a sophomore. Members of all grades took part alterations to its present building. children of members of the parisli 1. Because they were the core was 790. hehi said, and the °n Decern- [ niehl walkout last Monday eiles which would be useful in lim­ BARLOW MOTOR SALES in the tableaux 'vhlch were a part will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Manebester Evening Ifenild of the noncommunist world. With­ her figure is expected to exceed. R^^publican leaders promised HOLIDAY SPECIALS ited wars, including "at least one the hall of St. Columba's Church, WINDSOR AVE., KOCKVILLE— PHONE TR S-25U out them this country would be iso­ of the play. The children sang 800 to tactical Army missile of greater Andover correspondent, Mrs. Paul I .u- _> ,• 'introduce and speed a bill to strip Columbia, lated and have meager chance of Christmas carols to accompany the I-^N>ri6j AHid the 1 l&flt time 1 in rc* 'pa nm wiewu* ■ i^ , e POLISH BOBKA • CIIIUST.MAS STOLLEN8 range than any that la now opera­ D. Pfanstiehl, telephone PI tableaux. WESTMORELAND A skit, "The Christmas Story," 2-68.56. eventual survival: cent year, when the case load w .s • FRUIT CAKES • SPRINGERLE tional in the U.S. Army." will be narrated by Forrest Haun. ______\ 2. As a first line of defense for Mrs. Frances Larsson directed more than 00 a month was in 1955. I The MBA is contesting the^ e PFEFFERM'SSE • ANISE DROPS U.S. missile activity continued It wllj be followed by a gift ex­ the United States. This country's the play. The proper present to give your when the case load rose above that TWU's right to represent the sub­ yesterday at the big test center change and refreshments. bombers, using bases on allied soil At the Keeney Annex the Christ­ number for three months. at Cape Canaveral. Fla. The Air wife on your first wedding anni­ mas program was attended by the way system's 3,167 motormen. Mrs. Waiter Deptuls of Colum­ versary should be of paper or iron, Bure Gtsnitt Moamnena ua dNifa- and backed by allied armies, could Force Thor, an intermediate bia, general chairman, was assist­ parents as well at, the children. Al­ The two won this right in a bar­ MILK GLASS so tradition says. ed sad scnlpwrad by aitiM M Sm m hope to pin down a war on the op­ (M),(MK) Cars in Beljiiiim ASSORTED FRUIT PIES (1.500-mile) range ballistic mis­ ed in planning the party by Mrs. posite of the Atlantic from the fred Fredette's class of older boys 6 gaining election last Monday. Quill Largest Selection in !\’etv England gtsnice— ta aadota. Aad Bom once claimed 23.000 of the author­ sile (IRBM), was \.unched there, Eugene Lescoe and Mrs. Forrest United States. and girls had made an 8-foot rep­ ALSO SQUASH AND PUMPKIN PIES and the Defen.ae department later Gcenitt HoaiDaMaa pay aSkM* la lica of a stained glass W'indow Brussels Belgium today has ity employes. In the election his Haun, of Columbia; Mrs. Robert And, because they were the clos more than 600.000 pa.ssenger cars, union drew less than 11.000 votes PINE ACCESSORIES, SPICE RACKS. SPOON RACKS called the test a success. Horton, Hebron; and Mrs. Martin the thingi ihu endoM—4Im M b . lava est to Russia and might be over showing Mary holding the Baby. the choir Hmes as many as before and a combination of craft unions m i r r o r s , KNICK-KNACK SHELVES, PICTURES Etc OPEN ALL DAY MON. AND TUE8., DEC. 28-24 Expanding his criticism of the Sauer, of this town. and aMmoriaa o f tbaea wha hove run, this country's allies needed Fredelte directed All Eyes on Croshys several Christmas carols andind Mrs.Mrsl-World War II. T h e figure for bi­ drew 4.500. BRASS PLAQUES, Etc., COPPER ITtlMS Defense Departmen Barrett aaid: Parents of the children attending MARLOW'S paMvd oa. and wanted ail the military help cycles is also estimated at 600.000. Quill hak long opposed giving ANTIQUE and MODERN LAMPS CUISED ALL DAY WED., DEC. 25 "There are too many committees Bing Crosby and his bride of a few weeks, the former Kathy Grant, are the center of attention as are requested to either bring or and other fine atorr* they could get from the United Marjorie Bishop directed the cho­ they arrive last night for the premiere of "The Bridge on the River Kwai." It was the newlyweds send a gift marked with the name WlMa yoa u « A oeeiagyaerw ao- ral speaking group for three poems. COLORED GLASS, GOBLETS OPEN THl'RS. AS I'Sl'AL and dlvi.sions in the Pentagon deal­ States. CRUETS, COMPOTES, CANDY DISHES, Etc. ing with mi.ssiles and satellites. first appearance at a Hollywood function since th eir surprise wedding In Las Vegas last October. of their child. Mac, let w kelp yon. TIm beaoiy end But with the coming of the mis Mrs. Cynthia Coughlin's younger HAND PAINTED TRAYS (AP Photofax). t?ub Scout Pack 124 Meets panuncece p t edva lem Gauiu children sang and recited. We need to reach decisions more OPEN sile age this country became as LARGE SELECTION OF CANDLES quickly and without so many peo­ Cub Scout Pack 124 will meet in SATURDAY and MONDAY^ iMka k a loka- close to Russia as Its European All the children had made deco­ PINE COBBLERS BENCHES and TEA WAGONS the all-purpose room of the elemen­ rations for the free. BAKE ple having their Angers in the the present defense organization is time to cook a,.pellzing meals because it is made up of so many ^nlght till 9:00! Marlow's *ttll4 bU ckalct for partners. In fact, the Russians play." tary school tonight. Cubs will dis­ .has a fine selection of every- could fire over the heads of those At Buckland School an assembly confusing and bureaucratic." from the leas expensive foods, by little costs, many of them hidden. h i g h We dso hove a large selection of Antique Chino, ^ rr e tt said testimony has dem­ "We have sincere and compet­ se vlng for her children, making play the Christmas gifts and dec­ “thlng In all alzea and atyle's!^ partners to hit the United States. was held yesterday, featuring a So we mothers shouldn't forget orations they have made In Decem­ 1 ? Iwfisibat k is la play entitled "The Christmas, Gloss and Bric-A-Brac— Many Collectors Items. SHOP onstrated that a lack of speedy de­ ent people working on missiles and slip covers and curtains, wielding that it is still as important to So now overseas bases on allied Cornell cisions had retarded the mis.siles ber meetings. kA.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.4 balaigaaciMlL satellites but they have been Im­ a paintbrush, etc., p stay-at-home territory—^thls time for American Snowman.” Members of the fifth j 449 HARTFORD ROAD—NEAR McKEE STREET teach a girl how to be a good man­ Nativity Oast Listed programs. peded and confused by the many wife can often give her family ager as how to earn a living. II missiles—became an asset even and sixth grades took part in it. JOSEPH S. LUCAS, Prop, and Baker The cast for the annual Nativ­ "If we can get a straight line of committees and commissfcns and more advantages than can a wife For if she marries and is a good more precious than the bomber The children sang Christmas carols ity pageant of St. Peter's Episco­ FURNITURE REPAIR SERVICE authority we can greatly speed lark of authority." Kefauver said. who goes out and takes a job to manager she may never have (o bases. Those bases would be just as a group, and each class sang one pal Church In Hebron has been an­ RANGE lis I song by Itself. this," he said. "This may involve bring in a little extra cash. go to work. If she la a poor man­ OPEN 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. nounced. , The pageant will be > Ml as much a protection for this the risk of making aome mistakes ager the chances are a lot greater A program "What Is ChrUt- "C05IE IN a n d BROWSE AROUND” Hidden Costs presented at 7:30 o'clock Christ­ COMPARE AND SAVE country as for Europe. that could be costly. But I believe that she will have to. iUEL OIL Forced U.S. to Listen mas? " was presented at Verplanck ROUTE 83—TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. The wife who decides to work mas eve. School Wednesday. Members of From the people are willing to take that It's no wonder—with this fact so TEL. MANCHESTER Mitchell 8-7449 chance," Rutli Millett usually doesn't realize how little Members of the cast are: H ar^ the choral group narrated the title One species of whale is only GASOLINE obvious—that the allies at the Barrett added he experts the the family actually gets out of her Kirkham, as Joseph;; Mary Gray, piece, and the glee club sang pay check. 4H feet long when fully grown. Mary; John, Phelps, Henry Jones NATO meeting began throwing Christmas carols. Myra Treash OPEN SUNDAYS subcommittee to have an interim Mothers 8hould 8treas Good SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. their weight around, forcing the portrayed Mary in the mangar DART'S set of recommendations next Management to Future Wives She may count the cost of United States to listen to what they month soon after congress recon­ 470 CENTER STREET scene. Myra sang a solo, "Lullaby." "I want my daughter to know lun'ches and transportation to and BANTLY OIL TEL. m 8-7782 wanted and didn't want. Artist Supplies venes. from work when figuring out what The three youngsteia portraying '•"il’ WV. I\( This countiv still retains NATO so m iiiw t o i iMiiim m o is In complaining about Pentagon how to earn a living, because even her actual contribution to the fam­ the wise men. Wirt Craft. Nevel DAIRY organization, Mansfield said; f leadership but its Influence has Fay. and David Sheffield, also sang though she marries, there la no ily is, but she probably doesn't SPECIAL 1 : ' M \IN - 11(1 1.1 Specialists in monuments sculptored from select Barrt granlt# ^ been lessened since Russia launch­ solos. "We now have at least 33 as­ guarantee that she won’t have to pay much attention to ail the ex­ ed Its sputniks. PASTEL PAINTING SHS sistant secretaries Of defense. This tras. Tfl Mitchell 9-4595 Mrs. Dorothy Hughes, Mrs. Ada results in duplication, triplication, help with the breadwinning." Saturday Only! All 15 allied states agreed—be­ Petersen and Donald Berger, all You hear that often today. But For example; Increased Income cause this country Insisted-that LATE SHOPPERS! As overlapping and bureaucratic In­ Ijidles’ KOCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Advertise in The Herald"->It Pays sixth grade teachers, directed the efficiency and waste." you never hear a mother say. "I taxes, more money spent on clothes j the NATO countries should accept program. Leather or He said that was a major rea­ am teaching my daughter to be a for herself, office donations, meals i stockpiles o f American nuclear St. James' School featured a pro­ { SUGGESTIONS for thi ENTIRE FAMILY good manager so that she can live eaten out when she is too tired i Neollte weapofia'and missiles bases. son for what hec ailed lack of deci­ gram in three parts. sion in pushing ahead on missiles on her husband's Income, whatever tc get dinner, paying to have work i But this has a big loophole In it. In the first part the eighth grade it is. " done that .she could do herself if j It was only an agreement In prin­ and satellites. narrated St. Luke's version of the Christmas Mansfield said he favors s aepar- Since it is so easy today for » she had the time. ' HEELS ciple. Nativity. In the second part a irha your 1 1 ate top level authority, outside contribute a little to the The cost of a housewife's hold­ On Wooden This countty sUlI hasn't missiles playlet entitled "A Christmas family’s income by gelt'ng a paid ing a Job isn't always apparent to give NATO and > before that the Pentagon, to handle scientific I Spike Heels P arty" was presented. Playing the job outside the h >me, we have I time comes any one of the NATO re.seareh and development. leads were Judith Clementlno. 1 Kefauver said he would rec­ come to accept the idea tBat the “Skoe Repairing of the Better Kind for Over 40 years." LYNN POULTRY FARMS countries can. individually, refuse James Kehoe. Mary Catherine ommend that a cabinet level po.si- only way a wife can help her hus­ to permit American missiles inside O'Connor, Mary Hobin and Michael JiTmilyOtnCculcv 'Choice Fresh Native Poutfiy— Direcf Prom Our Form to You" their borders. tlon of secretary of science be band financially la by holding down Carvey. established to handle research and a job. ' . . , ^ARTHUR DRUG STORES: The reason, of course; Fear that The third part of the program $42 MAIN STREET - Now At 23 Oak St. in ease of war Russia would hit at development, Just lioki false this Idea Is you ISAM YULYES 4^ II !S^C'W ‘t--: Y » ' V E was the Nativity tableau in which "There la much outside of the can prove by looking at the stay- life Our Convenient Rear Entrance At Pumetl Parking ■ the American missiles bases, flat­ Barbara Rowe portrayed Mary and MIDDLE TURNPIKf • • * MANiHiMtP tening everything around them. military field that needs to be at-home wives you know and Richard Gallagher, Joseph. pushed for scientific and com­ [Joins OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 It was on the subject of dealing ELECTRIC HAND whom you consider to be excellent I I with Russia that the allies forced SAW mercial benefits." he said. "I think managers. RUBBERS REPAIRED—.SKATES SHARPENED—60e OPEN: FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M.— SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Garbage Jobs Hazardous our hearings have established that By careful shopping, by taking this country to listen to them. Cuta 2 inch dieaaed lum­ This country—through its for­ Evoryon* who gnjoys MONDAY, DEC. 23 TILL 9 P.M^-MI 9-8251 eign policy Spokesman. Secretary Cleveland — .^c-ordlng to the i ber. Ripe, croes-cuta, jig- of State Dulles—had come to take American Municipal Assn., acci- ' aawa, oopea, hacka, acroUa pointing wiH Mjoy o gift a dim view of more talks wtth the dent figures show that the most I Our Own Old Fashioned Recipe and circle cuta. Special ^S®?S?SS??®?S®?S9Sj?OPEN TONIGHT and SAT. TILL 9 SPECtAL Russians on disarm ^ent or any dangerous of Cle eland's City Gov- \ Made with heavy cream, fresh eggs and fine spices, bladea available for iron, of Gnimbochor Artist of the other big east-west prob­ ernment Jobs is not police or Are \ ORDER PROM YOUR ROUTE ateeL With rip guide ana I^CrumbociMt S «fl Postal Sets FRESH NATIVE lems. duty or tax assessing, but garbage ' wood cutting blade. Supplits. A / ■ Ssi The allies—right in the center of SALESMAN or THE DAIRY fiaett gwillfy. brlMaal, collection. The trash collectors av- \ edy$4SA0 rkb, Mft ae*te(l )■ well* an American-Rusaian misaile war, erage about 600 accidents a year, belh, aarthUMj baaa, TURKErS - CAPONS if it started—wouldn't buy Dulles' the association says. Two thirds . . . i t avery lyga af atUtude. They insisted that new of them cause jspniined backs and ' aaifiil ararti. attempts be made to talk wtth the ankles from lifting oversize cans. ' Ruaaians. nearly one third result In cuts from ! LARGE ROASTERS -- rOWL A communique on the meeting's loose broken glass and a few in I DART’S DAIRY anUM BACBER grum bacher accomplishments contained 38 bites of rats taking reiuge in the I PHONE Ml 3-6430 ORBITAL SANDER “ ComiMraugh’' Oil Pomting Sat separate sections. Most of what cans. GAINSBOROUGH BROILERS-FRYERS The eender ^ t atood up OIL COLORS under 1,000 boura o f oo n ^ - jNo. 310 $3.75 Oven Reody Cut SpecioNy for Ygur Cooking Noods. uoua uee. lightweu^t. " ' ‘ Pro- No. 324 feaaional reaulta. Eaay-to- change abreaivea. POULTRY PARTS aeivSM JO BUT THE PARTS TOU LIKE BEST or FROZEN CUT ONLY FROM CONNEC|TCUT8 FINEST WHITE BOCKS BREASTS — LEGS WINGS — UVEfLS Taylor 1 / BACKS on4 NECKS — GIZZARDS Taste and Cgiiipore— Guaranteed to Sorisfyl Outside MERRY CHRISTMAS Thermometer G-E PORTABLE 24 lize II lube. .95 MIXERS 12 small tubas Vi" x 2” in of GAINSBOROUGH-OIL ^2 COLORS; in7* x llH 'w ood I $18.95 o wall-modt woodgn box 4W X 754"— cbmplata box with 1 ox. lurpenlinei 1 I os.iinteedoil;2 pdelie cupai with linstad oil, turpanfina, palette; and bniahea. j and 3 brushts, OBUMBACBEB OBVMBACHER SLEDS ChrbtmcM Troo Heldors, *W tlaala# ' Oil Pninling Sat PRI-TISTEO OIL COLOR SET Strings~bf Lights. ConcHos, OVEN-READY "-$ a S 0 4 N o . 5 0 7 I 36 5 50 Bulbs, Upson Train Bisords, I ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY NOW FROM and many oHior usofuT gift i FO Jt HOME and FAMIL KI RANGE HILL TURKEY FARM AND AVOID THE LAST 40"-$ 6a25 JEWELERS itoms. MINUTE HUSH, 44"-$ 6.75 48"-$7.50 ” Show Shovds— Reek Sdt PING PONG TABLES! 54"-$ 8.95 Food Hit wild birds this Come iti and see our large selection ALSO FLEXIBLE winter. Wo hoyo foodori, FLYERS bird food, sunfleyior seeds 5'x9'-x5-8" each CNid suoP cokes. TOMS LB. HENS LB. IN STOCK of Nationally Advertised Gifts • 14 Lbs. to 30 Lbs. 8 Lbs. to 17 Lbs. 7 atudlo tise tubea (1* x ^ ) 5' X 9' X 1-2" each OPEN M O N D A Y U N TIL 9 P.M. PRE-TESTED OIL COLORS; $11.95 in 9’ X 12* Skeldi Box with ^ ^ sludio tubes of Prc-iestad Oil ALSO AVAILABLE IN MANCHESTER AT CLOSED TUESDAY A T 5:30 poIeMotpalette kaifeipalelle Golor in 9"x12" lacquered herd- e «p {2 4 «a . liueed oll| 2M wood sketch box. Contains also, EASY CREDIT TERMS Precision Cut $ L. T . WOOD Ru$$fs BUCK'S •«. tuspealiaet and bniahea. bottles of linseed ell end BASE 9.95 turpentine, palette, palette knife Looker Plant M ARKET STORE end cupi, and on assortment of i WSSEtl ST. JJ7 CENTER ST. 182 $. MAIN ST. brushes. « Frleei Rongo From $2.75 to $21.75 St r a in TABLE b. •J Faleiui Hnlvee, Hlg^na Ink, I lU Y N O W TbrtUlhMi Stmtipa? o e a ^ TOP and |ASE ^ 6 I ^ MeWtng day, Canvaa Paaala, Sketch Pads. PAY RANGE HILL TURKEY FARM [ Pada, Water Oolor Pada, arnmbacber Bruahee, Madlama. , E. JOHNSON PJlINT CO. 977 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER OGDIN'S CORNER EDWIN AIERLE TEL.TRS-B67B k MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. 84 DEPOT SQUARE - - TEL Ml f.8274 5TMMAINST. ______MANCHKTBt 2 U CENTER STREET ^ PHONE Ml„ 3-1144 brMIM. MEtf 1 I. . : r _ ^ 4 ■■ : 'V MANCHESTUR »VE1«NG .h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, c o n n . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1967 PAGB TWENTY-THREB

UUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLI Rockville to the Fojey car amounted'! to .Vehicles Daniajjeil about |50^- police said. Alt three drivers gave dtffaraat PIN-UF WAUIAIIFS In .‘{-Car Accident stories Of what had happaned, Sartor said. TrafBc in the area'was Atwwtr to Pfvlout Puxzlo Chamber Answers A 3 -c v accident at the Interaec- heavy, he reported. No arrest waa $5.95 made and no one was hurt. Birds of a Feather tion and E, Middle Tpke, and .Ver­ One of our 101 atylca of pin-npa for Utchen, btOroom or den. Ifow ahip- non St. about 8:50 p.m. yesterday Gaillard Wins Vote ment Jnat arrived In time-for Chriat-* A C io a s DOWN Peculiar Requests -intuited In extensive damagea to mas giving. 1 Nifht bird 1 Bowing two of the vehicles. Washington, Oec. 20 (IP)— For- HouArd’a la boratiag at the aeama 4 Sonc bird implements According to Patrolman Joseph mBr President Truman will ba hon­ wilh gift Itemi. • Bird dfllcacv 2 Small modest The local Chamber of Commerce in Joining may call Mre. xfirgaret Sartor, a car driven by John R. ored Feb. 22 at the Damocrauc 12ExUl bird office haA received eome etrangc ~R-aczkowskl, ' Mrs, Regina M ^ a - Foley, 35, of 41 Vernon St„ was National Commlttae'a annual fund­ 13 Ciir\ H stopped at the atop sign on 'Vernon 3 Belgian haret requeata in the past year. The type Fprtuna raising dir.ner h«ra, the committee HOWARD'S SLEEP CENTER molding St. A car driven by Adrian Bell, 4 Attics Y .V . . Z -American Legion Post will said today. AT THfe CENTER o 539 MAIN ST. o Ml 9-6888 14 Wingi and number^ of questions . that come ■ • - - " 37, of 180 Henry St., was making 5 Askew hold a membership night Jan. 20. Democratic NaUonai Chairman iwwMimNiMiMiiiHoiiniMinwiaiiMaa 15 Corded fabric 6 Submit Into thh office Indicate that peo­ Fred Hewett, membership chair­ a left turn from E. Middle TTike. Paul M. Butler sal'* Edward H. II Trickitfr* 7 New Zealand 24 Minus ple cohalder the Chamber a gen­ man, is seeking several more mem­ into Vernon St. when it was hit in Foley, a Washington attorney and ’ 41 Ancient the rear by a car drWen west on I I Showed parrot 25 Opposed Asiani eral Information bureau. bers in order to reach the 1958 former uitders'cretary of .' the PRISCIU.A’S POP contempt 8 Room 26 Assail goal. the turnpike by William A. Treasurer will be general chairman BY AL VEKMEER 42 Mast Since the Chamber's purpose is Mkuser, 34. of West Hartford. 50 Century separations 27 Those who 43 Sea eagle to promote business and Induatry Hospital N'otea for the dinner. V will be held at ■ FLETCHER QUSS CO. OF MANCHESTER plants I Spread for ran read 44 Cast a ballot In the area, requests for informa­ Admitted yesterday: James Bol- The impact pushed the Bell csr the Sheraton-Park Hotel. Sntchrll 21 Ivegal matters bread 26 Sacred image 48 Green in tion along, that line are expected. ger, 9 Franklin St.: John Duback, j into the Foley vehicle. The Bell Butler said $100 contributors in Umi5ual 22 Discord 29 Impudent heraldry But when a Portland, Ore. inven­ Rockville Hotel; Joshua Doherty ' and Mauser cars received damages would be guests o f the committee ■ 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE goddess 11 Disorder 31 Mourn 47 Quail, ior 37 Park St. | estimated at $300, while damages at the dinner. 17 Won tor sent dlagram.s of l* o inventions CORNER DURANT ST. 24 Not clerical 33 Saltpeter Instant^ and -asked the Chamner to publi­ ‘ Dlchargfd .yesterday; Ra.vmond! 19 Happen again 38 Tidier I I Cereal husk 46 Formerly cize them. Chamber officials were Young. H.vde Ave.; Fred .Seifert, I 27 Mouth part 23 Black bird 40 Pepper plant 50 Health retort 30 Flfzabftt.h St.; Fred Geromiller, ■ to Last a little surprised. However, Vincent A. Choate, Broad Brook; Susan We.st, 11 ICa.st Genuine Electro 32 Seaport in executive sehetary. said If there St.; Mrs. Florence Wilbur and son, rtalv Stafford Springs. Special Purchase had been a maniifactiiror here who 34 Metric Births yesterday; A daughter to measures could handle the prViduct, he would Mr. and Mrs, Robert Frechette,' 35 Newspaper have forwarded the plans to the WIndsorville Rd.. Ellington; a firm. Copper Backed Mirrors executive daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Victor 51 Bud's sibling When a request came in for a bit Dajenais_ tPerrace Dr. | 37 Philadelphia's of Connecticut earth, Mrs. Doris Events Tonight | FOR: NREPLACi-WALL-DOOR founder ^Wclle-.-, office ycretary, obliged by The annual (Ouirch School party 30 Canvas .supplying s portion of her garden of Vernon Methodist Churrh will Over 60% Off REVELED or DESIGNED I IN STOCK shelter anil. The request came from a mid­ be held from 7 to 8 p.m. when each ’ 2 LONG SAM 40 Chew BY AL CAPP and BOB w est school teacher who said she cla.sa will present a gift to the 24"x 36"—30”x40” ) IBBERS 41 Trench sea had collected soil from all the Hungarian refugee the church: NEVER BEFORE... W A R E y>i 42 Number Brothem and Siatera each has the lame number of ■tales except three and from some sponsors. 45 Usual The Brown family had just brqthers as sisters, but each'broth- fo c-i-n countries. Members of the Luther League 49 Took 5 Year Guarantee moved into a new community. er has twice as many sisters a j - ' A Batesville, Mias,', boy* boosted of First Lutheran Church will meet exception Jenny Brown wag a very talkative the ego of Chamber officials with at 6:30 p.m. to go rarollng to the 51 Old sailor brothers ' ALL MIRRORS IN STOCK little jrirl, but bright as a now his letter. He said he was writing honiea of shut-ins. 52 Poker stake The nelRhtwr lady want horn* Sole Heir to Fortune silver dollar. One day a neij^hbor ! and tried to fiffure it out, but to to all the state cApitals and to one The Jiihior Pilgrim Fellowship 53 Trench father lady called to pay her respect.s. but i Jo.seph E. Y’oiing, 41, Junior partner o f the Kemper Knitting Mills, SPECIAL PURCHASE! AND WILL IE INSTALLED 54 Measures this day nobody ever heard shs Important city in each stale. The of First Congregational Church of Jenny was the only one at home. ' of type did Chamber office readily sent the Vernon will meet at 7:30 p.m. to Chicago, holds a sample of the material they make today as ha-I OR DELIVERED lY CHRISTMAS 55 Stagger "How many brothers and sis­ There were in the Brown boy information on this city, go caroling to shut-ins. A -p arty tells newsman of being the sole heir of a $1,300,000 left by hia EMERSON TRANSISTORIZED ters have you. Jenny? " asked the - Many of the requeata I'ome from will follow at tlie church. 56 Wiles family four sisters and three widowed aunt, .Mrs. Henrietta Lea. of Detroit. Young never saw 57 Harden, as kindly neighbor brothers. Bchool childi-en who are apparently Commander Fred Arn and hl.4 aunt until last year, and visited her in a convalescent home PORTABLE RADIO NEW LARGER QUARTERS cement "W ell." answered Jenny, slowly, working on projects. One boy wrote (Jeorge Williams will be in charge twinkle dancin>j in her eyes; ; Deoeinber \Vl»h from Reserve, Ij«., snyfng he was of the kitchen at the American before she died. (A P Photofax I. Smartly styled. . . Durable! PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING ■you see it's like this: us girls I wish, as I regard the ha*e making a geography booklet on I-egion Post tonight when seafood To which Oecemher's host. Connecticut because he would like will be served to members. Transistors last for life! AUTO GLASS INSTALLED That .Sol would shine on cloudy to visit here. He w-rote. "A t the THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI days end of school year, I'H show the Vernon and Talrnttvllle news Genuine top grain cowhide BY FAGALY and SHORTEN booklet and It may convince aome Items are handled through TTie GLASS FURNITURE TOPS JUDD SAXON That s when we need him mosti cabinet in assorted colors. KEN BALD AND JERRY BRONDEIELD i Richard Wheeler. of the children Connecticut la the Herald's Rockville Riireaii, 7 W. place to visit." Main SL, telephone TRemont KATHRYN NAGEL MIRRORS mraplaca and Door) ... NOT A SeCONP TOO SOON AS TNC CEirrAINlV CLAD . ■BuTHEREte MViigSuRANCEJ ■UqPINS CUSTODIAN fN TfW WITH A COP. Y(i\ir failures won't hurt you The chamber aent all the infor­ .5-818«. MFC'S. LIST 61.00 OOMPANV’S ADDBESe mation available, hoping maybe a 201-203 TRU.MRl LL ST. at PRATT, HARTFORD until you start blaming them on PICTURE FRAMING (oN typM) veU'O BETTet? WAS few parents would be convinced SET upon .someone else TAKE A IC ' \ SNEAK too. New Dali Melliod 'OUR PRICE 2 4 9 !^ AROUNP/ THIEF' Other requests have come in for WINDOW and PLATE GLASS A biitciier had sold all of hia a small flag of the atate, a picture poultry escept one hen. In walked Called Urehinisni OONTRAOTOB8t WE HAVE IN STOCK of tha mayor, and information on SPECTACULAR a woman who said she was enter­ natural resouirea. MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS taining at dinner and wanted a Local people alio tiae the cham­ New York, Dec. 20 oP) Salva­ VfnEN ANS'.EVJO^)^ nice-sized hen TTie butcher reached ber for an information center. On dor Dali, never at a loss for a new * Guaranteed to bring In all stations. OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAT EVENINOS JAVWAlkEO INTO into the ice barrel and brought flection day a woman called to artistic technique, said today he ESTIMATES OLADLT GIVEN THE CAR ME forth hia hen. flipped it on th# find nut what ward she ahould vote has turned from "buUetlsm” to scales, and said. LAUOUSDTHE In. Another woman recently asked "urchlnlsm." * Superhetergdyne power. Tliis one will be J1 3.V. w-ho might be collecting uaed toys DAMAGES O ff Arriving aboard the liner United Woman Well, I really wanted for Chrlatmaa. SALE States, the aurresliat recalled that ligmTlV- a larger one. Choate said either he or his aeq- bulletism involved the firing of * Because of the transiston the bdtterias The butcher, thinking fast, re­ f'etary can usually answer the ques­ Pit ITNBICATI lead pellets at lithographing stones should lost o very, very long time. turned the hen to the ice barrel save up to 6 0 % and more on tions or can refer the person to the to pT^uce pleasing de.signs. and stirred it around for a while, proper source. He explained that In his, new COTTON WOODP XM A complete \NBECH.'in t e r n a l ^ A N O DON’T then brought it forth again and However, a requeat from a for­ technique a sea urchin carr.ving a * Larger speaker gives you thd deep fine tone RAY GOTTO B u t vjhes the INJURIES .'BACKACHES.' HEADACHES' FOSCET m ental flopped it on the scales. beautiful designer dresses' eign company for Information on dried flower In Its mouth moves TidtRS ISSURAHCE BCH5 EARACHES.' NOSEACHES.' SHOCK.'WE'BE Butcher This one is Jl 9.T. a local Industry remained tman- of a console. I'LL NEVER across petroleum smoked paper. CAME AROUND, _!NO FOR , The woman considered briefly, awered because Choate considered HUStOWrsOT THE sam e S 100.000,' and then said. ‘JjThe designs ereaied, he said, are t -B A R N H O W AGAIN.' the Informstlon cor fldentlal, A HEALTH'/ BONE Woman I know what. I ll taks 'cosmic illusions." * Guaranteed for 3 months. DomobraU to Elect A tea urvhin ia an animal of IN H l« BOOT both of them. M iei Nancy McMahon, president YOU OBT THIS globular shape found frequently on of the Young Democratic Cl'>b. '7hAnJu'Gr Question What do you have the Spanish shore, where Dali IN ORDER TO MAKE THIS FANTAS'nO^ appointed a nominating committee makes his home. 0 | | 9 8 S V A L U B I o.s.enooHSf when you have two ducks and a at a meeting last night. The com­ Dali didn't explain very clearly <^SO t.L* SALLE A'Jt., cow 7 mittee will prepare a slate of can­ PRICE POSSIBLE UG o'e TT DRUG CO. how he trains or persuades a sea Answer Quakers and milk. didates and report at the January urchin to do his bidding. h a d 'TO ORDER THOUSANDS OF THESE meeting when election will take "ATOMIC 1 2 - 2 0 On one of my rose bushes. I place. Committee members are formerly 22,95 to 49,98 BLBOTRIO »a «LV &. found a rose blooming in the cen­ Harvey A, Yonce, William Ludd- »basketballs and other walk to the rear of the car While A fROPCtlER, INVESTIGATE, . equipment. the boy delivered papers, the bi­ tlimlina styiiof w$tl$ Mol»- -.AND I DON'T A survey of parents waa made cycle toppled into the road. When M ' V: F* A ’t? K A D E Hflil. 31* p i U f (dl* THINK IT5 through the schools, and 71 out of Maher left the parking spac<- he •fonol meevtre) 348 I flit’s New If It's Reautifiil MIDDU TUHNFIKI • • • MANCMISTIK n iH ! tL 81 families approved the project. backed up. hitting and crushing the It's at KATHRYN NAGEL wiaw«Gk ofto. Parents were also asked to aid in bicycle. No srrest was made. i aupervlaing the project and 25 re­ plied they would. QuaJIty Mills Expanding WITH Quality knitting Mills, this city's newe--< Industry, is now operating II-le on three shifts and plana to In- m-30 ■tajl more machines. SYIVANIA .MORTV MEEKLE . The bualneaa Is located in the for­ 691 Main St., Manchester MICKEY FINN BY DICK CAVALLI mer MInterbum Mill office build­ HO SLIMLINB TV BY LANK LEONARD i v e V PROM NOW ing on E. Main St. It started here (Nexi to Gas Company) GOTA \ weeks ago with eight machines. *yCeUK ^ VEAMfwiTHAAaOUSTACHE THE OTHERS ARE unpoobtedly! ON I'M GOING 'This ia tha yaar you oao plaaaa your whale S£MGeMT,yOU PEELING The firm makes knitted goods Parking in the Rear PROBABLY wanted, OKAV-UT'S TOWEAR ■ ty ea e b ib s it I . rMGOWO which are sent across the street family. Giva th M Naw Qylvania gim Hw TOO, SERGEANT GET THEM DOWN TOBHOOr to Rockville Processing for procea- ' T V — AND tha Atomic Train. - somewhere! I THE cars! TO THE < •ing. HUNTING I New Photooop.v Buslpeea a V U V A N IA T V featuma A RockvilUe photo copy service has been started here by Seymour Slimline atyling S-110 chaaaia and Halo» and Edith LAvitt. The bualneaa is Light,* the frame o f aurround H|^t preaenUy at 7 W. Main St., but that’a aaaier On the eyea. The C will move to 1 Ellington Ave. the Atomic 'IVain'win give young first of the year, "nie work haa 8ae been limited to photo copying to atera thouaanda of boura of Walter date, but starting Monday, serv­ happy play. Come in r Brennan ia ice on blueprints wi|l be given, to ^ y . Let ua teU you “ THE REAL r* yandaltem Reported ' /I 30CAV«kL( how you can gat this McCOVS" bn ? 1H* »T -T M. U • OW RockvUie police have received a complaint from Pratt and Whitney amaxing Atoniic ABC-TV CAPTAI.N EASY Aircraft that a atone was thrown Train with MR. ABERNATHY BY LESLIE TURNER through the window of the Hocka- Sylvania BY R.ALSTON JONES ANDF'RA.Vk RIDGEWAY YOU COULDN'T SGML TO COMB- IN PESTERATIOH .1 BUT VOU n m n . CUNT! num Mill building on W. Main St. HOME AND TELL ME WE'D LOST T T T im 117 P ID t h r e a t e n t o I HERBS HIS RECEIPT FOR Pratt and Whitney leaaes the plant. Slimline ATOMIC^ THE ONLY THIM6 WE O V «^, EXPOSE HIM UHLBSSNTHAT MORliJAtSE PWMENT TV. r m I'i'f CLIVir-.THE HOUSE . The report stated that several am- ■ ■ .■ c T itie ployiea were nearly hit by the atqne. BUILT! REMEMlECTr'^ TRAIN $ M M Police are investigating. ^ r r Previoualy, complaints have been You will find just the right gift for all the Wtnnor Of **Top WHAT ARE you received from. Tober Baseball good littid boys and girls on your Christmas •^6 10 Moehonleol DOING HOME SO Manufacturing Co., atating that Toyo for1®e7.'»^ windows have been broken. How­ r EARL'< DUDLEY .P . list. Come see our wonderful selection of fa­ ever, the vandalism at Tober* haa A GGmpiGfiG-GiGGeHG o O seldom occurred while employes mous label fashions that every young man Eralfi remOf r#N were worjeinf. Tlie'jilnaic of Ohriatniaa’ and niiss will love to wear and which.mothers AIm iU EftOtn# Atomic looctor Cor The JaitiQr Choir of- St. John'e prefer and approve. Come in today and we 4 Atomic Connon Cof — Episcopal Church wlli present ■ •ctaoDy 6ras oreloc*ilni cantata arititied "The Music of will be happy to assist you with all your gift Ovidod Miuila Cor Christmas"’ Sunday at 7:30 p.m. lodor Control Cor v«o * com » rt- CAUSE U€ ANY naked til'Join in the singing o f well- MIKE, SOME DAME WHO HEh/hEH: A BAD 6MASHUP'... TROUBLE, MIKE? WNTGR WSTDSSaHER A BUNCH(WMOWMONfyTHAN /m*nt. racw ofiT^ bought a cab HERE I'VE BEEN CLAIMED HER M A K IS - known .Christmas carols. The serv­ < FT 9N 00X L„ NORTMLESS SCCUBTISS/I fUECANl)i«,ANOIM| mOMOBKW. YESTERDAY WANTS TO EXPECTING HER DIDN'T W0RK.'...HA,HA... ice will open with a candlelight THE ONE m u THE g e e \o u .'...name is TQ SHOW UP! procession.. EXP&ISIVC DOCY SIMPSON/ ' Coming Events OPEN-TONIGHT TASTES/ The L^bn of the Moose will hold Its pbristmas party Dec. 29. The aproilp la also planning a New STANEK TaarVEve party. A TheiQRpokvtUe Emblem Club will TILL 9 P.M. ELEGTRONIGS LABORATORIES meat Saturday at 1 pjn.' at tha th BROAD ST. PHONE MI S-UN Eika Club to mepara the Chriat- MANCHESTER maa baakata emloh are donated an­ nually by the Itoekrille Lodge of A B llu. - s y Sacred .Heart Circle, IHughters ad laabeUa, la ponduettng a ipem- h«gahl|l dflea. Anyene intaraatad Advertiso in The Herald— It l^nys FAGS TWENTT-roul MANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1967 PAGE TWENTY-nV* Bristol in First Home THE Herald Angle Tar Heels Get First Serious Tourney Cage Te^ 'Home Quintet! • y Stanford to Keep EARL YOST Winning Skein' Seeks Second Sperts Editor Credit to Cash-and-Carry Pyle; Straight Win Shorts Taken from the Black Book Is Threatened Coast Membership Rail carrying cham pion in the National Football League is ~ I A Minr.KT I.EAOl K He Started Sports Labor Trend Rv PAT R(U n rc Ri'nie %a« plavftl at lha Y rookie Jim m y Brown of the Eastern Division champion By Minnesota • ' I laat niRht in thp Midcft Laaftne Cleveland Browns. The first year halfback.,who was an All-| . ------New Y’ork (N E .\)—"The futtireft-but accepted the offer because*' Pro football, playari rtcelvad P ern ap K one of the Itipsest j aa W vm an Kurl rdifrfl thp K l k a 21- S a n Franciftco. I)pc. 20 (Jp)— Stanford ha.ft dpcidrd to rom ain A m erica at Syracuse a year ago gained 942 y a r d s o n 202 at-j , N ew York. Dec. 20 ( 4^ — Of labor-man^ement relations Is there wouldn't be much of any­ b if labor and bir bueiness. There their demands—minimum salary, problem s confronliiiK M an-i it* in'the woblily Pacific C oast Confffi-enco for the tim e heing and tempt.ft for an average of 4.7 yards i>er carry. Defending j C a r o l i i i H ’.<» Tar Heels, thing for us without Grange." pay for exhibition games and In­ chaster C oach Klgin Zaliirsky Wyman's trailed 8-11 at halftime ' tielp w ith “ unfini.ftlicd Ini.'^incss”— including the circuit's con ­ la no room (or the small business Today, money, strangely, is only hilt managerl to pull steadily ahead ! cham pion Hick Casares of the Bears was second, 242 yards I'sd all the answers a or the small nnloni”—James R. jury pay. Baseball playera have aU is who to start tonipht as' tract with the Biji: Ten for tlie annual Rose Bowl football behind the Cleveland hlocUbusler. - - one o( several things these player sorts of mlnimuma and big pen­ and hold off a late rally hy the year ago, put their book of (JInmmy) Hoffa. unions want. The big thing, appar­ his once-victorious lierl and I Elk.a to pre.serve the win. g a m e . f t . * ------^------Scorinfr honora during the rejjulai sions and are recognized. acaaon play were .shared by two cenlagea of each American League i haskethall knowledge to its ently, Is recognition and If that Sports have come a long way la W hite Indians entertain Rris -1 In the scoring column it was a A statement bv Presiilent J. K, J-liib'a total home attendance: Today in aports we have Creigh- doesn't seem like much you should battle rtf centers ss the two plvol- Toea La)u Groza of the Browns first .ftcrious test of the n ew to Miller and the profesaipnal foot­ this era of organized labor and It lot in an SIS rX'II. haakcthall; I Wallace Sterling, following a Board Cleveland 32. W ashington 31, Chi­ I liege «ea,.on tonight. The Tar spend a few days in New York contest at the new and >parinus| men, .Mai Rhines and Fred Me- j of Trustees meeting yesterday, ap- Hawaii - Born and Sam Baker of Washin;;ton. ball players' union and J. Norman must he hea t-warming to a fel­ Each tallied 77 points, Baker cago 30, Kan.aas Cit\- 2ft. Baltimore Heel... .kipping along on a carry­ when the subway motormen decide low like Frenchy ^ordagaray, the hijrh school cym . A .IV conlc.si will Cirry had l.T and 11 points, re- I peared to leave the door open for 27. D etroit 25 and Boston 23 per Lewis and his ba.seball players they want that little item, atart the night .a procerdmes at, .'peclivelv. ico rin c one tmn'hdown in the over 36-game winning streak, and Bob Cousy and the pro cagers old outfielder who always fought the Indians to pull out later, how­ final Kanie from a fake field goal cent. play unbeaten Minne.fipta In the M. Phlllipe Watson, coach of the 6:45 Boh IlaimltoD hsd three points ever. Bocha Named and the hockey players are yelling. to be recognized. for the Elks. | formation, extra points and 14 • * • i opener of the elai.-jamraed Ken- There are pensions and grievances New York Rangers, has his own Against tVindham la.it Tuesday I FNilure l>niih(fiil field Groza booled Ifi fi>ild I-ou Little, retired Columbia I lucky Invitation Tournament at ideas on recognition. Jimmy Dykes waa managing the Zatursky went along with Bnb i riEpRcR crsiiiN n University football coach. Casey ‘ Lexington and the whole thing seems confus­ Chicago White Sox du ing E.AST SII»E~M IDr.ETS SKIP FISHER Future of the 42-year-old con- P isto n Coach goals and .32 conversions for hi.s ing. "I don't know about a union," Fiske and Pat Stslietta forward.^. ' I ■ Stengel, managei of the New York ! Minnesota 1. 10th ranked na- Frcnchy's initial struggle. The winless Cruiaera broke into ' ference reinain.s doubtful. total of 77 points Best pass But George Htlas of the Chicago he snarls, "but I can tell you when Captain Dick Piibanoski center. I catchers were Billy Wilson of San Yankees and I.,ew Burdette, pltrh tionally in the A.ssociated Press "1 needed a good outfielder bad­ and George Cushing and Chuck the win column last night as they California. C('LA. Southern T^elroit. Dec. 2o >r Hawaii- Bears would be quick to testify my guys haven't had a good California and Washington plan to Francisco, with ?>2 of 47 for Ray ing hero of the 1957 W orld' .Serlea poll and 3-0 against the likes of night's sleep. I catch them red- ly," Jimmy recalls, "snd the f.-ont Saimond. guards, at the opening defeated I he Engines in the.Police Rains Til real born Kphi iam ( Red i Rocha, whose for the Milwaukee Biavea. are that there is nothing new to the Bums Offered leave the conference In a dispute Berry of the Baltimore Colls. Soiilhern Metliodi.«t, Iowa State business of athlete.s having a say eyed and they get all the recognl- Office said they were sending me tapoff After rmpl''.vmg .several and Firemen’a Midget I..eague at one season of pla>' with the Pistons being contacted as poasible speak­ and Vanderbilt If the Gophers one. com binations during ihe flr.st half i the Ea.st aide Rec by a score of over aid to athletes. caught the eye of o\4. ner Fred in how owners lun things: It was, tion they need from me ers jit the 17t)i annual Gold Key can't do it, then the Tar Heels will After that comes the pension and approxim .itely t\s o m i n u t e s , 2.5-1ft. With the newly-acquired At Ski Areas Sterling said Stanford could not Zollner, has been named new head Siinduv's playoff game between he recalls, Charles C. iCash-and- When spring training opened, a Coliseum Use ninner of the Connectictit Sports be eonfionted with tonight's West plan. In hockey, foi example, a into the third quarlcr the Silk |''rff Gentilcore setting the "pace .support the conference “action coai h of the IVtroit National Bas­ D etroit and San k'taneisco foi the I Writers' .Mliance on Monday. Carrv) Pyle who set the trend. little abort guy with a barten-'er's Virginia-Kentueky winner in the "\Ve went to Red Grange during player puts up $900^ a year and mustache and a bushy beard trot­ To>^Tl coach inserted junior Wes ' the winners were never behind and which pointed to new provi.sion.s ketball Assn, club.* W estern Divi.sinn title in the NFL Readers desiring lirkets must l S aturday final. Feshlcr up front for Fiske a n d 15eld a 16-1.5 margin at the inter This Weekend concerning financial aid to sludent The .3l-year-oId sheet metal will be telecast on Channel 18 his final season at Illinois." Halas from All-Star Game and play-off ted onto the field. Charge m ake l eaei vations eat ly. Reeipi- - More of a Problem receipts, the league adds enough ieppcrpot Bobby Daigle, a .5-5 sen- mission snd then spurted oiitfront At No ' athletes.” But he said the tru.slees salr.sman was a surpri e choice starting at 5 o'clock The 72nd recalls, "and found he had signed "I'm Bordagaray, tha outfield­ cuts will be .limmy Coogan of New I Rilher match appears more of for. look over for Saimond in the to a neight-poinl lead hy the end Boflton. r>P(. 20 1^. Kirkle • could not foresee how the an- yesterday in replace Charley Fck- and final gam e in the 3ftth legulai Haven. Paul Kuaso of Stamford Pyfi'jo manage him. So we met so th a t a t 45, w ith 10 years of er." he laid. of the third period. a problem than the "new look" playing behind him, he can get back-court. This last quintet wFMther posing a thr#*!!! of rain Los Angeles, 20 i.T» How nouncen New Enjfland ski hilla' today | pre.sent for Walter O'Malley and ference. the Pislnn.s to t\\o Western Divi­ tertain the Pittsb-.irgh .Steelera at home loeAl the Coliseum Saturday the Bears ss soon as his Illinois Every sport now has a minimum "I wear It." Frenchy said ihyly, halftime deficit into a seven-point Larry Lisciotli hit for six tallies. but at least a dorrn operalora plan : his homeless l>os Angeles Dodgers: Comiikey I’ark This game will be over miirh-whomped Clemson, season ended. We wanted to work salary and other agreements ex­ "becausa I'm not a star and I need • “I should like to find nut, and sion'titles and a lie for another at niglil against Rochester after a 1 lead at the end of three qiiaiTers For the losing Firemen, Pete to have their alopea open for thel Use of 100,000-seal Memorial Fort Wayne hefoie he was forced telecaat on Channel 18 starting at road trip of 10 days. . . . Harry! George Wa.shlngton. Furmsn snd out o 2/3-1/3 agreement with him. cept pro basketball and the union something to make me stand out.'' , of play. In all probability Zattiraky Kasavage led the pact with nine pre-Cliristmaa weekend. Coliseum for the next two ba.se- thi.s may be po.ssibie at the next 2 o'clof'k . .Weekend teevee attiac­ South Carolina to last year's 32-0 " 'I think,' Pyle told us. "one In that sport, headed by Bob Cousy, Dykes organized himself (or a I conference meeting. ' he added. ‘ I to resign Wedne.vlay. ■; Pidhlrny of the Indiana has been i may reserve decision on his starl­ points. In New Mampshire, ('annon ball seasons for free. tions will be headlined by the Na­ called up by the Boston Bruins of > record. third is about right. One third for can't gel enough players to p-y a long summer, which it wai. just don't know. 1 just don't know" In naming Rocha, who didn’t i t lineup until Just before game The Cruisers' win created a Mountain and Mittersill at Fran­ Tliafs the proposal the nine- tional Basketball Assn.' meeting the National Hockey League, a de- ' On the odd chance this tourna­ Grange, one third for me and one $10 membership fee much less $900 Even the managers' uniofi could­ In any case, he said Stanford is figure in the .speculation. Zollner time tonight. three-way tie for second place conia. and Mt. Snnapee reported m an (■'oli.seum Commission will said he first ga\'e “serious rnn- between Bob Couay. Bill Ruasell serving promotion for the Bay | m ent doesn't auii. you. the two-day third for the Bears.' We gulped. a year. n't help him. while the Chiefs continue to hold 'enmnuttefi to pailicipate in un­ Tno Different (iame« they will be opf*n for bii.Etne.sa. The consider at its 3 p m. meeting to­ sideration” to replacing Fckman and the Boalon Celtics again.st •State star. . . . TTie American Blue Graaa lourne' opens tonight the lead with a perfect .7-0 record. new Wildcat Trail at Pinkhani i day. finished conference business in- Mlnneapolla at 2:30 on Channel 30 League boasts an outstanding crop i Louisville with the host LoiiiS- Actually. Muicheater played two 4’luding “the honoring of existing last month, different games against Windham. Notch will o}>en ita T Bar. 'Hie However, the offer, if apptxived, .Man /o lln er W anted Alao on tap will he a National of freshman stars this season in- Cardinals playing Army, and WI18T SIDE JUNIORS skimobile at C'lanmore Mountain may come loo late to iuie O'Mal­ schedule commitments for another Hockey I-a-ague game featuring eluding goalie A1 Miller, center j Francisco meeting Seattle, Poor ball handling, several costly two or three year.s. " “Tlien I. turned over ir my mind violations and below par ahooting The West Side Juhlor League in North Conway plana to open' ley and Co. aw ay from the Ro.sa -----Detroit -- and...... Chicago...... o n Chan-at ( ...... Norm John.son and winger Bob annother West Coast biggie. And the lower half only. j the lYien I wanted to consider for (7-38) handicapped the locals in produce one of the beat games of Bowl in Pasadena. Tlie Dodger Withdniunl l>ntes the job.” the millionaire Piston nel 18 and the All-Star Golf match ' Beckett, all of Cal G ardner's the Carrou.se! Tournament con-: Yankees WonH Stand Pat, the young season last night ss the In Verm ont. ei^lU le.aort.a r e - » boas announced Wednesday that I'.SC has announred it will wilfi- at 4 p.m . . .Five members of the Springfield Indians tinues at Charlotte with semi-finai the opening half. Only. W tndham ’a ported to the New Kncland ('oun-I manufacturer said ' Rocha was the inability to take advantage of the West Sides nipped House and Hale all indications point to the Dodg­ draw .June 30. in.')H or thereafter. Celtics - all starter.. - are averag­ ] action matching Tenneasee against cil their rondition.a for the first man I was delernumNl to get if ing b e tte r than 12 |X)inta a game Indians' mistakes kept the host 50-48 In overtime. For the un­ ers opening their National League California and I’CLA plan to quit ami when I decided (o make a f'oming out of retirement to 1 Louisiana Tech and Alabama time of the season yesterday. They season in that stadium. Sharman haa a 23 pin., average play basketball is Bruno (Buck! a8*mst f iilsiana Slate, Whippets from practically wrap­ defeated West Sides Jerry Roth­ on June 3o, 19’>9. Washington sanl nv»\e. I did not contact him. how­ Will Trade to Strengthen are: Mt. >!an.stield at Stowe. ; Jim Smith, preaiilenl of the Bill Rus.sell 19, Frank Ram.sev and ping up the decision during the man threw in 25 points while iCwould leave .lune .30 if the con- ever. until last Tup.sday night.” Bycholski. He performed with the i Unbeaten Tennessee last night Bromley at Manrliestrr. Mad River' Cohsemn Comnu.ssion. said he has Tommy Heinsohn, 17 each and Bob .North "End Wrecks in the business- , won its fourth siralghl, 89-71 over w e t 16 m inutes. brother Mike Rothman scored 12. feieni e did not disband Other PCC That wa.s after the Pistons' Ifith Big Bill Belkewicy with 22 and at Jay Peak at North Troy. Okemo recommended the commissioners Cousy, after a late start due to in­ men's League at the Rej.- this Bucknell behind th' 25-polnt. 16- New York (NEA)— The ^ager Stengel will wind up wlthAcompliahed Infleldara that they But the Silk Townert were a members are Wa-^hington State, loss in 2.') gam es thi.^ sea.son. in­ Greg Manchuck with 12 tried hard Mountam at Ludlow aiul Jeffer­ approve this deal for the Dodgers: juries. 12 points per game...No week. What e.stabllshcd veteran of; rebound play of Gene Tormohlen, W hite Sox acquired Early what he requires. The Yankees will could afford to elevate S3-year-old different team In ths second half, sonville in .SmutJKlers Notch. i Tlie (.Nmunussion would operate Oregon. Oregon .^late an: temperatures which’ 600 a sea.son. that new alignments or groupings! a Syracuse, N. Y sheet metal flfm. I. team scoring with s 110 7 per ! 'I®ochesler, F r a n c o n a . Terry, Billy Martin. Woody Held fourth period. Hustling continu- Floors, with Dick Avery adoring a Is also playing bas-1 son 78-75. Fre.shma Jackie More- Best in Buslncce would permit u.sc of snow makinR | If the 4'onression profits fell be­ W i l l automatically follow from anv has had no professtonal coaching game average. St. Louts is second ketball In The Tigers landed a fiery lead­ and Bob Martyn went to Kansas suily. outMrapping the Whlppeu seaaon high of 34 points, defeated the Businessmen's I land's 18 points helped Louisiana Stengel has the beet ehortstop machines. i low $17?).000 rtie Dodgers would partial or complete breakup of the expericn* e ml 109 2. League. . Dorn Squatrilo. son Tech whip Da-idson. 66-41 and Upin the Air er in Billy Martin. The Indians City for Harry Simpson. off the boards and employing the Herm'i 71-38. Garry M s c h i a Ski Stuff John Brennan, pub-1 conference. • • • In the business In veraatUe GU scored 23 points for the winners make up the difference. If the ron- He broke inti- pro basketball of Mr. and Mrs Salvatore Squat-■ Louisiana Stale, led bv Dorn added Minnie Minoso. The Orioles Simpson Flop at Home fast break to near-perfection, the Ucity chief for the new’ Hampshire BOBBY DAIGLE He said Stanford would like to' Seton Hall's Tom Cross has full possession of ball instant after McDougald, aqually at heme at and Joe Connolly had 11. For ceasions brought more than that with the old St. l>ouis Bombers A1 Martin, a guard, has been rilo of .587 Center .St., has been | Merle's 24. surpri.sed Lafayette, 80- obtained Jack Harshman and Lar­ While he waa Kansaa City’s runs- Indians fought back in true ebam- Planning and Development Com-: the club wouldn't pay a rent. work out an athletic program with after graduating from Oregon •warded his vsrsitv football letter pulling ir. rebound in second half of game against Western Ken­ ry Doby. second and third baas. InfieMer- ptenshlp style to notch a victory Herm’s, Ed BTsher worked hard awaroecl his freshman niimeiala,72 to romplete the Carrousers tucky at Madison Square Garden last night. Jumping with batten - in man. Suitcase Simpson Outfielder Tony KubSk wants to mission, has some advice for those ' Smith said he has not talked Ivy I^eague schools but the Kast- State in 19-17 .\fter three years at Williams College The .son of Mr. from Weaieyan I’niveraily for par- gemi*. What arc the Yankees going to was something of a flop at Yankee which never should have been as getting rebounds and scoring 18 planning* to stay at Northern inns ------— ------Cross is unidentified teammate and Howard Dodds, of Western play shortstop and Stangel ia daad points. In all fairness to Herm's, a Graduate of Sandlols over the proposal with O'Malley, ern circuit Is so self-contained he with the. Bombers. Rocha shifted snd Mrs. Richard Martin of 33 tiripating in football. Sal Squat- \ Had Good Nights do about it? You can bet that Stadium, although he won aeveral close as the final score would seem over C linstm as or .New Y ear's . . didn’t know if that could be done. ' to Baltimore for a sea.son and then Harvard Rd., AI was one of 23 rito, Dorn's older brother, is s Kentucky. Kentuckians won, 101-75. (AP Photofax). George Weiss isn't going to sit stuck on a little fellow named to Indicate. couple of their bet^ter players hsd who is spending the Oinstmas On the non-tournament level. important games on the read. Don’t g:ive up if you find the holidays in New S'ork. In I./)a Angeles. PCC Commis­ went to Syracii.se for four. He sophomores honored along with IS member of the Cardinal varsil\- still. The New York club never Fritz Brickeli, who batted .391 for MancheaUr'a main Usk tonight to work due to tpe Christmas rush. Dayton. Western Kentucky, and Simpson doesn't pull the ball well Denver. Bobby Richardson proved more popular places filled up. Con­ Smith said he recommended the sioner Victor Schmidt who has re­ bowed out of pro play after spend­ juniors and 10 seniors Williams swimming team this seaaon. . has. That's not the least reason enough to be anything approach­ will to atop Bristol's high-scoring tact Chamber of Commeri e infor­ Player-of-the-Year Mi.s.si.ssIppI Slate, No. 18 nation­ himself at second. Andy Carey proposal because: “The community signed effective next June said he ing the l9.^6-.’>7 season with the enjoyed its first undefeated season Manchester High's basketball Hard-Hitting Boyd why the Bombers are the peren­ ing a ball of fire in the Bronx and Tom Anderson who has caged 88 E.AS-r SIDE JrMOR.S mation centers which will have a ally, had ((ood nights. and Jerry Lumps give Stehffel owes O’Malley something . . . I was pleased by Stanford s set ion Pistons, then ba.sed at Fort W avne. In 40 y ears in 1957 and was a close team boasts a perfect record at Its Dayton crushed Fordham 64-,35, @C7(L0Kkg nial American League champions. had that nasty habit of striking points while his teammates have In a battle for first place In the complete rundown of available ac­ new gym Ijist year the Indians right and left-hand batting com- rated one win in three outings. feel something should be done ” second to Lehigh in the I^mbert • lowing the Rams only 12 points To Oppose Joseph While the Yankees beat their out too frequently. btnation at third. At flrrt Junior League at the East Side commodations in their areas .. He added that under the pro­ won all eight starts at Ihe glitter­ league opposition by from eight to The Rsuns, who have lost five Rec. last night, Manchester Park- In NFL John Unites Cup nominating , . , Average age in the first half and but nine field Norm Siebem, the farms’ fore­ are BUI Skowron, Joe CJoilUns and Such service is available at the posal the Dodgers would assume ing new floor Tonight. Bristol 43 games last- trip, the brass Straight times to the Indians, sre ade turned back Nassiff Arms of the New York Yankee winter goals in the game. Western Ken­ most candidate for the left-hand Marvin Throneberry, who baited Chamber of Commerce Informa­ all costs of converting the colise­ roster Is 27 and 7-8 ,vears_^., . i will_ supply the first test of the New Orleans, Dec. 20 (Jft-Stlff- knows that Caaey Stengel la badly sUin favorites to become the first- 60-45 to tiUce over the top runs. tion C enter at N orth C o n w a y. Let It Snon\ Let It Snow; 1957-58 .season at home. tucky, with mas.sive Ralph Croslh- punching Bobby Boyd of Chicago power hitting rola In the parent 42 home runs for Denver and can­ team to defeat the Red and White um for baseball, restore it to ItJr Fifteen Yankee farm ' hand"arL waite scoring 35 and moving In need of a left-hand power hit­ club's outfield, starts with two not be sent out. In the nightcap Songailo Con- Jackson and Franconia and at the New York iNP2A) — A lean- • a/raid to bang heari.i, he added present condition after, two years, • • • THURSDAY HOUSEWIVES will be out to regain a spot among ting outfielder and what outfit tolU (Manchester's) one-year old stn ictio n dum ped L. T. Wood playing winter hall in .Nicaragua. ! around like a sprinter, routed Seton the middleweight division's top 10 strikes on him. Like Simpson, he Sunapee Board of Trade. Black I .shanked sandlot graduate who was I 171 .yards in 42 ground carries. and pay for costs of cleanup and Panama, Cuba and the Dominican Frnie Johnson. Milwaukee base­ Standings I can't use another pitcher or two. New pitchers who wUl gat more gym. The locals won all eight 58-34. Mountain and Jackson and Mil Quiet, earnest and hard-working. Bad Weather Browns^ Ally ball pitcher, will be one of the fea­ Hall 101-75 in the w rapup of a contenders against smooth-boxing doesn't pull the bai' and la only than a quick once over are Ityna •tarts at home last winter. • turned down by two universities t staffing, such as ushers snd gale- Republic . . . A1 Bravernian has j Madi.son Square Garden double-' j, , ,, W L Pet. But the Yankees have a surplus a fair thrower. * With aggresaive George Turk- tersill at Franconia won’t depend m ent. tured major leaguers due to ap­ 31 2t ,596 Charley Joseph of New Orleans in Duren and 'Mark Frteman. up and nne pi nfpsaional team a n d ' 7 he ^com nfAT'a'rt taken over Ste\-e Kills' msnagerial i header after New York University \ r>i.f.* a 10-rounder tonight. of fine Inflelders and others who Slebern was physically sound ihgton and Mike Ehlers teaming solely on natural snow this win­ Smith said a plan has been pear at the annual Connecticut Ten Pins ...... 31 21 .596 are enticing trade bait, so Man- from Denvar and Jim Coats, the up to score 18 points each, Park- overlookcl hv 10 other, has been , 'ff iL t i?"h„n^n"h •Cleveland iNEAl Working hi.silion snd Influence blocking," said duties with Chico Vejar. Fills is hsd downed South Carolina, 81-66, The 25-year-old Boyd dropped out j last season for the first time since ter. Both have tried out snow ma­ worked out so that the playing now a sp o rtscaster in the .Miami i SporLsmen's and Boat Show in BowI-a-Dears ...... 27 25 . 519 International League's strikeout ade had little trouble in winning chines and found them quite work­ acclaimed pmfe.saional fooiball'a j t^e line of' scrimmage arierUhe diamond would be laid out with Browns at old I>ague Park here Vince I»m hanii. the G isnls' ofTen- January at the Hartford Armo­ in the opener Ml.ssi.saippi Slate, Hi-Fi's ...... 26 26 .500 of the top 10 last mobth when he I he came out of the Army, and king. S u lliv^ Selected their third game in as many Player-of-the-Year. for their seventh National Football , sive cnach after the Browns area . . . Sugar Ray Robinson has winning its .seventh in a row be­ was slopped by rugged Rory Cal-! was the American Assn, batting able. Ail they need to use them is Tlie third annua I Tim Thnfne has bioken out of Ihe huddle. | th* sun not shining into the eyes been offered JlOO.OOfl for his life ry. . Fd Kovis of Manchester and Bowl-a-Jets ...... 25 27 .481 But If that left-hand power hit­ starts. Jim Ledbetter found the temperatures around 28 or i htoke open a tiglit tussle with 1 of the hatter and catcher. T^ia league champion.ship game in ..shaded the 1956 ciiampions in the Waller Berthold of Rockville are hind Bailey Howell's 39-poinl Pinups ...... 16 36 .308 houn on a eonfused TKO In New champion with .349. The big Mis­ ting outfielder and e n o i^ pitching Top RSox Pitcher eight years. Paul Brown talked as story from a national magazine splurge cuffed Murray iKv. I York. Lakers Too Strong sourian, only, 24, m anufactured range for 13 points for the win­ lower... Cannon Mountain plans riophv. pre.sentcd by A. G. Spald- | the Bears by checking off one a , had been a major aliirfibllng block , finale at Yankee .fttadii.m. "He gets among the 40 top ranking Con­ The Ten Pins rolled a 3-1 de­ doesn't ahejv, George wetsa ymn't ners. For the losing Sportsmen it I ing Bros'; . has boon awarrled to though he wished it would freeze the defensi\-e guares tastie record, even turns miserable light. The quaiteiback will fake in. Washington. D C The 40 bowl­ Richmond University rliib that \ Hartford, Dec. 20 (jP)- The M in­ pum tha ether feUewe want. of the player.H of the N ational title bout 7 Well, the hand.some had lo.st only once in aix tries and I Roi-ketles who were held to a 2-2 | a lo-round loss on a apllf decision Yankee Stadium ^unless they are award as •Boston's moat valuable 11. National Forest has inspecled the As a thrower, say.s .lohn .Stead­ weather into an advantage for I giving the ball to .limmy Brown ers will compete in the final block neapolis Lakers scored a 116-104 Once again there will be plenty pitcher for 1957 by the local chap­ ' Football League, Unitas received Dales .\iinouneed Pittsburgher recently turned 40. that In overtime to high-rated tie by the fourth place H-Fi's. In to sixth-ranked Spider Webb in Ch|. pulled Into the seats. to go with Mickey Maiitle, whose Paced by Bill Viot, Songailo new Wildcat layout in I'inkham man of the Colt front office, "lie his side. o\er the left guard position. Jim- of 15 games Saturday In New another matcl, the la.st place Pin- rago his last oStlnT Jos^h exhibition basketball victory over ter of the Baseball Writers Assn. broke into dhe win column, win­ Notch and pronounced it OK... j 244 points to beat out Y. A. Tittle. “ When we played I>»s Angele.s West Virginia. the Connecticut College All-Stars The Yankees have so many ac- only weakness is a ahin splint I the guidir.g genius of the San has more pitclvs than Eddie I»- , .11, Brown block.s the defendim; Re.t ^ . Britain .. Ronnie Kline has Among the dwindling unbeatens. i!'’f.i"r‘^ ’’. “r* , "'hipped Webb in a fight here ear- He will receive a plaque at the ning its first game in three The new gondola lift - first of pat. He lobs them long, rifles them For (][.\(] Tour lie V the playoff two years ag(»."| nghl guani last night. w ritera dinner Jan. 22. . PTancisco 49ers and his closest in The hi '! goes to Ijcv. Iw^i.^ hr?.!.?!'""”" " “Krcfd to terms with the Pltts- Boston University won Its fourth. battled to a 2-2 stalemate. ; her in the year ” starts. The loss was the third for its kind in this countr>* — 1s being short, shovels underhanded In a he recalls. “Rams' front office ('arpenter. the I^gue ba^ball is the .New \orkj burgh Pirates... Tony Uiplen The NBA team, outscored in the Sullivan finiahed fifth among ‘ com petitor at ISfi poinl.s. Jim left halfback, who 65-,55 over C olgste: N iagara its Singles of 105 or better were i Promoters Bonny Geigerman and the Icemen snd left them whnless set up at Wildcat. . . The steel and Jam. and against the Rams he even wanted us to lome out there some goes ofT tackle behind the pulled aecond period, won the ga'me In American League hurlers in earn­ 1 Brown. C.'leveiand’s recruit full- Fairfield. Dec 20 ,.p. The Con­ Y?nkrr'i^* 'f’t i fofntff major league rirst base^ fifth, 79-72 over .Scranton: Prince- chalked up by Mildred Beaupre ! Heard Ragas look^for a TaM dty on the season. While Viot was cut­ glass cars will be used pext week threw a pop fly for a Completion necticut Interschola.stic Athletic i days before we did. But we said guard's block. Yankees is we corned at the seven i man with the Red Sox and White 123. Alice Hoar 118 and Gen Kop- crowd of 5,000 and a gate of about the third periotUsvith a red hot acor- ed run average based on 150 or ting the nets for 20 polnt.s. Jim ' back, WHS third with 118. tdn its fifth. 80-47 over Rutgers; for construction work and will be u hen rushed hard." I Conference Basketball Tourna- I we'd rathei' work in the snow "Once Paul Brown gets the de­ rival league cities with open arms, i Sox, told teevee viewers last night chs 108. 1 Jin,000 for the bout which will ing splurge. The Lakers' halftime more innings pitbhed. Big Frank McAuley found the range for 13 I t'n ila s ' the flr.st quarterback to Testimony of the Yanks' drawing and Boston College its sixth. 92-62 open to the public about Jan. 20. "The brush-haired blond is of ; meni for large schools will be held around here. Our guvs worked' fensive guard following the pla-v. that he once played freshman bas- neiiher be broadcast nor telecaat. lead was 51-49. This lire has the extra had a 2.74 mark for 240 frames.-- tallies. For thg losers Wsvne Rey- } receive the trophy perpetuating power can be taken from the fig­ over Brandeis. But little Tufts, GARDEN GROVE CATERERS Jim Krebs led the Lakers with He trailed only T^e cars come from Italy, carry tl ; name of prote.ssional foolball'a Lithuanian extraction, married and j at the New Haven Arena begin- ! in litocking caps and bundled up the quarterback gives the ball to ketball at Manchester High under Tom <-he pace with 12 mark- i the best way they could And all ures supplied hy publicist Bob thrice-beaten, chtipped Harvard off 26 points. High men for tha All- 1' two passengers and are disengaged flr.st great perform er. j.s a bona Ihe father of an infant son and a ning Feh. 2u .limmy Brown with no block on Coach Hugh Greer. Last season the perfect-record list. 6-S-6.3. Standings Bob Turley ers and Gary McConnell, who play- from the lift line when they are little girl, 2. Director Harold Swaffield of .' It did was rain, sleet and snow that guard at all ' Fishel. The Yanks drew 1,837.620 Lupe coached Greer's son. Scotty. Y MIDGET LEAGUE Stars with 25 points each were ^ r ! l. J ' *• Biinning ed a fine defenaive game, threw-In flde Cinderella boy who drove the Pftyrrs on the road, the second Rsek in Form W. L. Pet of Detroit.. loaded and unloaded at the ter­ Like them, he's just beginning Fairfield announced yester^y, j "W'e flew out the day before Head Coach .Iini I-oe Howell of St Middlebury, l.aipien is now head C lam bakes ...... 31 21 .596 Standings Porky Vieira, former Quinnlplac winter traction you need! fljfht jvolntR In « losinjf rAUR«. Colts to their flr.st winning season the game, and when our guys highest in major league history. Southern .Methodist, apparently ~ , College ahotmaker. and "Tom Hee- minal stations. in history and had them in con­ to grow, as a football player. End however, that preliminaries to . the (fianls picked the Rro\^'ns to baseball crtach and assistant bas­ . . . 29 23 .558 W L Pet. Coach Bob Shaw, who used to reduce the field to 16 will be held :■ started to run on the fast turf i This total represenLi 27 per cent ketball coach at Dartmouth A back In-'form, deefated A uburn 75- ! Braves ...... 8 6 .571 man, formerly of Niagara Univer­ tention until the last day of the beat either the Lions o- the Rams. 65, and Bob MacGilvray's field W eddings ...... 27 25 .519 catch Bob Waterfield's pa.sses, al­ Ffb. 24 St sites other than the , of the I»s Angeles Coliseum, it Paul Rrown no doubt is of the of the loop's at-endance without graduate of Harvard, Lupe at­ Yankees ...... 7 7 ,500 sity. 3-T Custom Suburbanite regular schedule. goal with 17 seconds left won for Buffets ...... , . . . 2 5 27 .481 Dodgers ready likens Unitas to the oJdjA rena. was like taking a fat man off the same opinion, but he'd liko more Yankee home figures. The Bronx tended Manchester High before Smorga.sbords ...... 25 27 .481 -...... 7 7 . 500 Senil-pro Ijist .Season Ram pitcher. ! back of each one of them. That Bomberi' drew the following pei'- trsnsferring to Loomis. .North Carolina State over Vil- Red Sox ...... 6 ft .429 Two yerfis ago he wa.s dodging The Arena dates are: Feb. 2%. | sleet and snovs'. lanova. 57-.56. Reception.s ...... 19 33 .,365 I And at 24. he ha.s a half-dozen 27. 2ft. .March 3. qiiarter-OnaTs j was Otto Graham's last game, and By blanking Uie Red Sox 2-0 the One Ball Tournev rocks That might gel the weight off W isconsin w-on its fourth in five, League-leading Clambakes were March 4 and 7. semi-finals lone ! we heat the Rams, 38-11 " his guys' backs Yankees gained a tie for aecond Another Shipment of Famous Another reason why Brown i Hockey at a Glaiicr 59-58 from Butler, escaping when hold to a 2-2 stalemate by the riin- place with the Dodgers who rolled game each night i March 8 and 10. Hebron Rains Bow nenip Oiilinga last night, the third Manager Paul Correnli reports Sunday playing semi-pro ball. He and final, March 13 i Thursday I elected to drill for two more : Tiieeday's Results Butler's Bob Plump, sixth best to a 11 tie with the Braves who that the weekly One Ball Bowling oood teaii had been turned loo.«e by hi., home­ free throw man in the nation last place Weddings and Receptions . /I night t. I weeks ui Cleveland is that Ihe title KOI I, SI1(H>TI\(i New York 3. Bo.ston 3 iTie). remain In first place by a single year, blew one after time had run also rolled to a 2-2 tie while the Tournament will he held tonight town Steelers without ever getting game would be played in identical D etroit 3, Toronto 2. For r">iirtli Time gam e.' SwalBeld said that the final Is Plenty of practice is in store for out. Purdue's second half rallv Buffets took three points from the .itarting at 6 o’clock at the Double into* a single play of an exhibi­ Jack McIntyre msiially played on a Saturday I weather .should the Detroit Lions Noteworthy scores were bowled Strike alleys on Oak St. Two tion game. I knock the 49ers out of the Western the boys in as much as their foul stopped South Dakota 74-62 and ! Smorgasbords. by Roger Poe 111-102, John Mr- night, but that the game was shooting is concerned. The overall Hebron Regional lost it.s fourth Singlc.s of ID.") or licllci : Mvrna guaranteed prizes will be offered A graduate of St.'.JiisUn Division title. I Indiana, defending co-champ of Carthy 104-106 and Dennis Morin and other awards will be presented Pitt.sbiirgh. Unitas wanted ^ I Detroit Hero scheduled for a 'Thursday this year shooting wa.s very poor in the ,Iiin- game of the season and third in a thf Big Ten. finally won its fir.st Rlvosa 116. Helen Wilhelm 113, 104. IDE White Shirts to a\’oiri conflict with coUege board No Preference row last night as the Rams were depending upon the number of to .Notre Dame but was thumbed ior Division last night at the Y hut after three los.ses. 79-66 over St. Amy Pirkev 123, Olive Roaaetto exam s scheduled for .March 15, Brown said he didn't care who: soundly spanked by Cromwell. 43- 107-105. Millie Oliva 109. Tcrrf' entries. down for lack of size. He next New York. Dec 20 •A'l .Tack won the Western Division cham­ the outlook wa.r better in the midg­ M ary's (Calif ). tried Indiana and again got the et grofip. 24. No report of the contest was Georgia tripped Georgia Tech Vaccaro 113. B etty Kiisniik 115, Frans Ssiizina. Bremen, Ger­ •McIntyre, who hadn't scored all pionship. received by the sport's deadline many middleweight, formerly Has Just Arrived cold shoulder. So he settled for the season with, Chicago, now has "It wouldn't do us any good Mike Geciau.sTis led the juniors- 69-88 on Ray Allen's free throw Ann Meyers 114, Rita McAlli.sler Trainer Jim Conboy of the Air I this morning. The Rama are on the 116 and M arie H ebenstreit 122. worked as a carpenter. He now U niversity of I.x)ui.sville-,. played two goals in one game for De­ Last Nif>ht^s Fights to have a preference, so why havej with a total of H out of 20. Twen­ with 23 seconds lejt in overtime Force Academy formerly pitched four years op varsity quarterback ty-three boys entered in this di­ road again tonight, meeting Wind­ and Tulane's record went to 5-1 lives St Valley Stream, N.Y. in the St. Louis Cardinal Chain. .1 troit anil the Red Wings are with­ San Francisco Bobby Scan- one7" he explained, ham Regional Technical School in and' sprouted, to 6-1 and 190 "And' judging by the way they vision. Roger Poe wa.s second with with a 65-58 defeat of Virginia MERCHANTS LEAGUE pounds. in two points of fourth place In the Ion, 1 32',, .Sqn Francisco, Ollt- Wllllmantic. Tech. National Hockey I>“ague. knocked one another off in that 13 and Bill -McMullin and Hank Standings . Hf might have been through pointed Laitro Salas, 129',, Mon- Grzyb tied for third with 10, Once-beaten Georgetown (DC) WASH AND WEAR | M cIntyre, a veteran defen.seman ! Irrrey, .Mexico, 10. division It doesn't make a bit of I W. L. with football after his, abortive difference who we play. We are George May Jr. is going trt l.o defeated St. Peters (NJi for its Comiminily Pj;caa . .32 12 19.55 trial with the Steelers if Don who came to Detroit earlier in the Duluth. Minn. — Wayn^ Womo- hard to beat in the Midget Di- fifth straight, Texas Chri.Hian, Dart's Daii\- ...... o chil, 196. Omaha, stopped Don Jas­ well acquainted with both, and . .27 17 M 9^I PhotEcf\bw*IwsoMeAg(iL^ IDE Drip Dry Broadcloth Kellett, the general manager of week in an eight-player swap with nsion. He won last year'.s tourna­ now 5-1, best Howard Payne 80- Vic’s Soda Shop .. The finest . .27 17 the Black Hawks, counted both per. 191, Duluth, 9. one la as good as the other. The the Colls, hadn't been' leafing only edge we could possibly have ment and ha-s not lost his shoot­ ©CyiLDK)®I 62, and W ayne H ester's .set shoot­ W h ifr Gla.xs ...... 24 20 Big Mowtfvfiq f M 0i£.Bi£^ i through some old waiver bulletins. goal., in the . third period as the Lon Angeles - (Jharley Sawyer, ing eye. He hit the nets for 12 nut ing paced Nebra.ska's 61-53 victory MonartyMoriarty Bros...... 14 30 147. Los Angeles, stopped Ramon In San Frandlsco would be winter tire "Hmrnm, Unitas." he mused. "m gs defeated fourth place To­ weather-wise. Out there. our of 15 to win.-Fred McCurry and I over Oliio l'nivcr.sity. Drake H ow ard’.s — ■" — Hernandez, 149, T ijuana. Mexico, 7. "Wasn't he a No. 9 draft-pick 7" ronto 3-2. Boston took o\'er an un­ guys might get that weight off Paul Q uasnltchka lied for .second j nipped Colorado 71-68 as Kent Landscaping ...... 10 34 .227 .Spot on Bench disputed third place kith a 3-3 their backs as they did in lsOS; "'Hh nine each. Another tourna­ HERAM) LEAGUE I Gael's ba.«ket with 12 seconds left The fronl-ninning Community ever built! WHITE I SHIRTS He against second place New York clinched It. Unitas first arrived in Balti­ Angeles two years ago. ment is planned after the holidays Standings Press boosted its lead to five full more on a dismal spring day In in Ihe only other game. College BaHkelball "E ach ■ y ear Is different, The and the regular season champion-, w L Pet. At Quanlico, Va., Proyjilumce gam es la.st night w ith a 4-0 sh u t­ MOBILHEATS Our frodoi oto hlghl 1956 for the Colta' anmial audition The Wings moved out of a 1-1 tie E ast next gam e Is the only one that ship Is scheduled for somia lim e In Rulera ...... 29 .806 beat the host Marines 63-56 in the out over Vtc'.s Soda Shop while $ 2 'W l a . w open' to all-comerz. Even In the when -McIntyre deflected Alex Del- N. C. S late 57, Vlllanova 56. counts," , replied Brown, when Blaroh.-- B endayt ...... 20 16 5S6 , title game cilf the Quantico Invlta- Dart's Dairy captured a 3-1 deci­ Our tsrms or* lowl and murk, he threw the bail well vecchlo's 60-footer middwav In the W estern K entucky 101, Seton asked to explain his tremendous Pointers ...... ee 1« 20 .444 j tlon Tournament, first tjme the sion over Howard's Landscaping enough to pique the brass. third period. The new Wing then Hall 75. sustained luccess — In high school; A gatei ...... 7 29 .194 j Marines have failed to win In the to deadlock the Sodamen for the When the 1956 saafion began, he bagged it with little -more than • NYU 81. South C arolina 66. college, the service and with the Although Syracuse and Omell League-leading Rulers sfiiit out I three years of the tourney. nmnenip position. Fifth place You fct up to ■was atIH around—wlth a well four minutes left, taking a Del- St. Joeeph’e (Pa.) 90, Richmond professionals. havs met 33 .times on the gridiron, "FRAN’' DICKENSON the ,cellar-dwelling Agates 4-0 snd Moriarty Bros, upset fourth place IBUNOra SISIBIII mdiT •ure-fooced vecchio pass juat in.side the blue 64. none of the games has ever ended the Benday's took over sole pos­ W hite Glass 3-1 In the final grooved spot on the bench. George (lame Much Dooser in a tie.. Pro Baskrtball tree tion. BUITON DOWN Shaw, the brilliant Rookle-of-the- line and beating Toronto goalie Ed Boston University 65, Colgate' session of second spot with a simU m atch. GIANT Brown pefinted out that the game •57 FORD lar 4-0 win over the Pointers. Joe MEANS... Year in 1955, ran the show withotu CThadwick w ith a backhander while 66. was much looser than it usM to Howie Auguat 136-338, George SCRAPIR • 3500 bmng edgee WHITE OXFORD help—until a big CJhieago Bear croS|(ilng the goal m outh. T ufts 68, Harvard 63, Country Squire Statinn Wagon. LaForge 128-337 and Cleve Filing- Thtiraday't Keaulta Benaehe 131, Norm K loter 128-141 IDE be, blit that the basic plays remain •UiUo,\heater, FordomaHc. ton 340 turned In the night's best M inneapolis 116. C onnecticut All- landed on hla knee In the fourth Tod Sloan scored both Toronto N iag ara 79, Scranton 72. about the aaihq. " and Ed Cook 127 topped all par­ Eqqpl monthly fuel billi, ragardlou of weather. • Completely Irefr ^am e. P rin ceto n 80, R utgers 47. The Finest ______Very qle«n. One 5 | 8 9 5 scores at the West Side Rec alleys, i S tara 104 (Exhibition.) ticipants. goala, the second aftbf McIntyre "The difference la In the block'- Never e large fuel b ill...n ot even In the eeldeit winter menlht. tieoiaed tread. ' The score then was Baltimore had done hla job for tlje night. Boston College 92, B randels 62. ing and, the change from game td Convenient payment record plan—tejlt how your ecteunl itandi. .99 • |J i 20' Chicago 14. U n ita 'a . first paaa Boston stayed witfiln six points M iddlebury M IT 75. game and play to play.” he said. • Exclufiee tiipla. « I was intercepted by J. C. Caroline of the Rangers on defenseman H o fstra 68, Penn Mllitaty 53.- "Brown beats you wlt'i execu- •56 OLDSMOBILE No extra cherget—you itill pay only for the oil you actually UM. tempered 3-T SHIRTS and returned for a . touchdown to Larry Hillman'a second goal In 53. Holiday Coupe. Radlo.'CC) A Q ^ Cord body. •M I move the Bears Into the lead. After three years. Jerry Toppazglni, who heater, hydramatir. 9 |Jk I the kick-off, Unitas bumped into missed two games with a leg in­ MORIARTY BROTHERS AS i fullbark Alan Ameche on a hand- Sand Coupon Sizpt for oil core jury. scored the other Boston goals •57 NEW OLDSMOBILES 801-SIS Center Street (JUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR •ii : off, the Bears snatched Yhe ball and the Bruins had a 2-1 lead m id­ for including importad and moved to another TD. After way through the final period. SAVE 51700. N.exe.,end me dttalli en Mebilheet Sudgeteer Sytteei. modalfl WHITE BROADCLOTH the ensiifng Kick-off, he fumbled a Larry Popein and Bill Gadsby full Dotalh IDE hand-off to L. G. Dupre, • the BOTH IN 14" and 15" SIZES then gave New York the lead with­ •56 BUICK treiNT PLAINtTI Bear.s recovered and •••—• on to in two minutes before Hillman I CHRISTMAS Rpet'lal 4-Door Sedan, Radio, heat- IN ; score. The total rout: 58-27. SfrMf ArfcffMa went to work. dynafloiv. $'ery HER •r B«a - - WE G1\ E if-N.' GREEN STAfilPS But Unitas was lauiiviied be- Camille ^enry. the league goal­ elean. Low mileage. *2195 .99 I cause Coach- Weeb Ewbank had scoring leader, collected his I 7th LIFE! j no one leae. By the end of the aea- Cffy- SHIRTS and gave New York a 1-1 tie late I HeaHily Endorse The mm Kom rim on eooorui tires than on any OTNa imil I son. he thtew the past that un- In the fjrst period. TREES , doubledly saved Weeb’a job, a 50- i Above Cars CIGAREHES • CIGARS • TOBACCO yarder to Jim Mutacheller on the ^ ' DECi'S DftlVE.IN ^ Good de«la on 1958 OldaraobilM. CALL Mltchtll 3.5135 FOR TOP QUALITY I last play of the last game which Paris, France — Tom Wright, — POUCHES — HUMIDORS — ] upset the Whahington Redskins. Good acleetion of Station Wngoni. From “KAYWOODIE” SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS MetCs Shop 146>.i, D etroit, stopped M aurice *# 462 CENTER S L chm| up ^ I Ths seaaon Just concluded can be Maury, 145U, rrqnce, 1. Charley PIPES 11.00 Up “YELLO-BOLE” gauged by the figures. He com­ Douglas, 133H, .Philadelphia, out­ HOFFMAN MOTORS, Inc. MAIN STv pleted mpre passes (72) for mors pointed Jean Santambien, PROCEDS ARE FOR BENEFIT OF: Oseeeetleet Boolavard ' MAIN STREET yardz (2,550) for more touchdowns France. 10. Bobby Bell. 12«H , J MANCHESTER SPORTSMEN *ASSN. J CORNER SODA SHOP AT B1S8ELL ST. MORIARTY BROTHERS (24) than any other quarterback. Youngstown, and Andra Vallgnat, dagwar-OH am eblia D«l|dw A dseepUva runner wbo'a not fYaaoa, dre*, 10. M l M ala 8t., . MaaclMatat J A .VggSfi 315 CENTER ST. 4 MANCHESTER Or Seast M l t-gSOO

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Tal St. Tel, 3-5717, ameslte drive, fully landscaped clocks, the search for a chiming FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Hardly noticeable. Just use a little ment. All uUlltle*. Inquire be­ and up. Off Manchester Road, Changed,” has been planned by the eral camping equipment fund. tional As.sociation of Accountants. 1$ someone has a chiming epM-k cottville. Conn. lot, $21,000. Call R. F. Dlmock Co., Glastonbury Telephone XT 9-5981, He Is plant accountant supervisor clock Is a bit unusual. paint and < leaning fluid and no one tween 5 p.m; and 9 p.m. 224 Char­ two local PTA units, to be held The Troop committee la complet- perhaps one that tolls the half and MON. THRU FRl Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ash- after 0 p.m. at the J. B. Williams Co. in Glas- The request for one doesn't come 1953 FORD V8 2 dr. Radio, heater can tell the difference. .So If you Rooms Without Board 59 ter Oak. MI 3-8368. f^ d , MI 9-8818, Barbara Woods, Jan. 21 and Feb. 18 at Coventry Ihg plana for a Court of Honor and quarter hours, a clock that Isn't 10:30 A. M. lodbury. from a hobbyist or antique col­ continental rear lire, two tone want to go to a little trouble, here's MI 9-7702 or Robert Murdock MI BOLTON—Two large wooded lots Grammar School. Charter Night program about 6:30 being used, consider selling It to SATURDAY 9 A. M. • Oreen Real solid. 91111 price $877 your chance to save a lo' of money. ROOM FOR rent, tnquln Stat* CENTER STREET—Three rooma 9-5972. p.m. Jan. 8 In the American Legion lector, but from a friendly old Dickenson. If it needs repalri, he furnished, all utilities included on Williams Road. Call owner. MI The programs will be of amall Only 1127 down. Cash or trade 3 COMPLETE Tailor Shop, 8 Biaaell. MI 1-7883. 3-6321. discussion groups to provide an home, starting with a planned pot Manchester Evening Herald Cov- gentleman In town. He not only has a friend Who would fix It for ROOMS OF BRAND NEW After 8:30 Ml 3-5047. Call Newington MO 6-9868. MANCHESTER—New seven room luck.' entrj- roiWpnndent, Mrs. F. Paul­ loves the sound of the chimes but him. OOOPCRATIUN WILL I»w bank terms. Fitzgerald Ed opportunity to raise and discuss room acl. Talcottville, Conn. FURNITURE ranch, many extras. Call Builder- questions regarding the education­ At the exposition Feb. 8 at th* ine Little, telephone PI 2-6231. needs them to tell time. BE APPRECIATED MODERN heated, three room Owner. Ml 3-6321 Dickenson has difSculty in open­ “ WESTINGHOUSE " REF apartment on Laurel St^ Phone MI Suburban tor Sale 75 al program and provide opportu­ State Armorj’, Willimantic, spon­ Emil Dickenson Is blind. ing his door to strangers, so If any­ 1954 MERCURY 4 dr. sedan with "BENGAL" RANGE FURNISHED room for rent at 106 Birch Street. MI 9-8884. 8-7200. (XVII) TWO new Capes with 1100 nities to share ideas. sored by the Natchaug District, His chiming clock is old and has one has such a clock, hi* son, Wil­ economy overdrive, radio, heater. "EMERSON " TELEVISION (IX) BOLTON—Coventry line. New A li.st of subjects relating to the Eastern Connecticut Council of reached the point where further Dial Ml 3-2711 Fitzgerald Edael, Talcottville, Trailers 6 A BEDROOM SUITE square ft. of living area. 5 minutes 5 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, lard B. Dickenson, asks that thsy Aluminum Storms an\l Help Wanted— Female 33 ATTRACmVELY furnished and idea of "What Do We Want For Boy Scouts, the troop will have s About Town repairs are useless. He can get conUct him at his home on Plym­ Conn. Articles for Sale 45 UVING ROOM SUITE FOUR ROOM flat, adults. Call MI from Manchester Green. Youngs­ knotty pine kitchen, walk-out MOBILE HOMES—Fumltur# tak­ Screens 14-A cheerful rooma. Ckiraplete light town kitchen, living room with Dur Children ?” has been made up booth on rope work. To be featured along without the chimes during outh Lane, Bolton. 5-PIECE DINETTE SET 3-7443. basement. Large lot. Reduced to by the PTA units. Parents have will be braiding, lashing, making Miss Mary Ann Handley daqgh- 19,58 FORD Country Squire station en as down payment on mobile HOUSEKEEPER wanted. Care of UNIVERSAL two-speed wringer housekeeping farllltlea available. fireplace vestibule. Large lot. $14,900. R. F Diniock Ck)., Real­ the day, for he listens to the radio. COMPLETE LINE of aluminum aemi-invalid required. Live In with MAYTAG WASHER Single, double. Children accepted been asked to check the area or ropbs, knot tying, etc. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. But at night, which can seem very wagon 9 paaa. V8. Black. Only home*. Excellent lota available at washer, maple six cushlor. settee, HOOVER VACUUM FOR RENT in Rockville, five $16,200. R. F. Dimor;: and Co. tors. Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. Hungarian Frans Liszt was the Lost and Found 1 14.000 milea with Fordomatlc windows, dixirs, awnings, jal­ elderly couple. Phone MI 3-8473, limited Parking. Central. Rea- Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ash­ areas of most interest to them to Crecho Erected Handley, 385 S. Main St., was In long to one permanently In the first composer to transpose a sym­ Manafield. Jen.aen'a, Inc, (alwaya 8"w. jAlso Includes Sealy Innersprlng! gonable price! Come rooms and bath, cold flat with two Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, Ml charge of lighting for the annual radio, healer, bark up lights reliable) 64 Park Road, Weal ousies. For free estimate call us Phone MI 9-3493. aee! Mr*. ford, Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, meet with a group of from 15 to A Christmas creche has been dark, he likes the reassurance ot phonic [iDem Into a musical com­ LOST—A man'a tan overcoat, that any time. Home Specialties Co. s e c r e t a r y to salesmanager, Co­ I Mattreis and Box Spring "Mo- stoves. No car space, sccon*' floor 9-7702, Or Robert Murdock, Ml 20 parents, teachers or other Inter­ C?hristmas pageant presented at pari'dcd dash. etc. It's a doll at Hartford. AD 3-6214.or GA 9-4479. hawk " Dorsey, 14 Arch St. MI 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI 9-5972. erected In front of the Second Con­ the chimes. Sometimes he gets up position. was taken in error at the Garden MI 3-2856. lumbia Record Division wholesale GIRL'S BICYCI.E. 26" rood con-i;>'V "u A'l'!'’’Rugs, Ijimps. Tables ‘ One or two children. No pete. 9-5072. ested persons at the forthcoming Connecticut College, New London, Grove, Clienev'a union party. 11998. Only 1248 down. Ralance low Monday through Saturday. 9 to 6. Muat be 'Connecticut reslde.it at gregational Churef) by the Sunday bank payments of 187 month. See diatributor. Five day, 40 hour dition, $20 . 39 High St. Tel M l! I^.'.^^hen Cabinet, Inlaid, and s few PLEASANT ROOM, central, heat­ (X) BOLTON — California ranch. se.sslons. Wednesday night. A senior major­ Pleaae call MI 3-S848. Monday, Wedneaday. Thuraday week, full benefits. Roskin Dis­ ; other articles. least five years, good references. School's sixth grade .pupils of Fitzgerald Ed.ael for clean guar­ eveninga. 3-6710. ed and hot water, kitchen privi­ (XIV) PRICED for immediate sale. 1520 sq. feet of living area Ther­ The subjects concern quc.itions ing in history, Mias Hartley is Florists— Nurseries 15 tributors. 275 Park Avenue East ______EVERYTHING leges. separate entrance, gentle­ $65 monthly. 420 Lake St Large split, 2>,4 baths, two car ga­ which Mr.s. William Menzel la president of Wig and Candle, the LOST—On Hilliard St. near Canter­ anteed used car. Talcottville. mopane windows throughout. In­ most often asked by parents on teacher. The scene is lighted with Conn. Open evenings. Hartford. BU 9-9361. GIRLS CHICAGO roller skates. I VERY REASONABLE man, parking. Ml 3-4724.. rage. Built-in oven and stove in the following educational phaaes: college dramatics group. bury St., Chrysler hub ca ■. Tues­ BALSAM Chriatmaa tree*. vour size 5. excellent condition $9 MI _ TEARS TO PAY FIVE LARGE room apartment direct lighting. Numerous built- a spot light for the holida.v season. day morning. Reward. Return to Auto Driving School 7A with garage, $75 monthly. Imme­ kitchen. For further information 1ns. Two-car garage, acre lot By Crowded classroom.s. double ses­ choice, $2. C?omer Lenox and Eaat m a n y DOLI.,AnS can be yours. A 9-9406. I Free storage until wanted. Free de- The figures were made and uaed Manchester Assembly, No. 15, Waddell School or Call 8H 9 7328. 19.58 FORD V8 Fairlane 4 dr. diate occupancy. Central location. or appointment to see call the R. appointment only. R. F. Diniock sions, character and discipline, sedan, spotless, dark blue with MORTLOCK'S—Mancheater'a lead­ Center. few hours daily spent In regular liverv. PLEASANT, heated room for gen­ F. Dlmock and Co,. Realtors, Ml for the first time last year by the Order of the Rainbow for Girls, will friendly calls on Avon ciistomera, j ^®TAL QUIET de luxe portable ' Free set up by our own reliable tleman. free parking. 54 High St PI 2-7020. Co., Realtors MI 9-5245 or Joseph child needs, basic skills and test­ pupils now In this class. LOST—l/nopened pay envelope. \'i- radio, heater. Fordomatic. 11685 ing Driving School offer* the moat 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Ashford. Ml 9-8818, Barbara ing. school policies, parent-teacher meet Monday night at 7:80 In the only. 1265 down and low hank pay­ in driver education. Thouaanda of will provide a wonderful Inromc typewriter, witli rase, used once ' Barbara Wood.s, MI 9-7702 or Rob­ Masonic Temple. After the business elnity Main St. between Maple and Roofing— Sidihg 16 $75. Call MI 3-0585 ROOM OR rooms to rent. Private TWO ROOM furnished apartment Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert Mur­ conferences, methods of teaching, Parents Of the Sunday School ments of 153 month. Fitzgerald aatisfied atiidenta. 200.00(1 mile* for yoii. Dignified part time work Phone Me Immediately ert Murdock, MI 9-5972. children are asked to pick up their meeting a (Christmas party will be 545 Birch SU. MI 8-1655. Call MI 3-5195. home. bath, ehower, parking, en­ all utilities. 105 Birch St., second dock, MI 9-5972. promotion and grouping, or others. 2 Edael. Talcottville. Conn. accident free Inatructiona. MI Hartford (THapel 7.03.58 children at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow held. Girls arc reminded to bring FOR THE beat In ahlngle and built See It Day Or Nigh* trance and phone. MI 9-0086. floor, rear or MI 9-5601 after 4:30, '(XV) $15,900—NEW ranch with at­ Parents have been asked to send LOST—Little girl's gray and pink 9-7398. up roofing, gutter*, leader*, chim­ (XI) ELLINGTON New oversized their group preference to their when the rehearsal for the Chvtst- 60-cent grab bag gifts. Officers are 1955 ^RAMBLER 4 dr. station HOME REGISTRARS. $1.75 per GIRL'S 26 " Hawthorne bicycle GE tached garage, full basement, 3 mufT. haa pink pom-pon. Saturday. ney and roof repair* call Ckjughlln. ironer, MI 9-2053. ^Vtloh ' CLEAN, comfortable room In quiet FOUR ROOM rent. Available 5 'j room ranch, mahogapv paneled mas pageant and school party will requested to wear white. 4 ROOM HOUSES wagon with overdrive, radio, heat­ MANCHESTER Driving Academy hour plus daily bonus. Pleasant tatioh, I II send my suto for you! : home Nev, to hath .na .h „ L „ bedrooms, kitchen, dining area, child’s or children’s home room In vicinity of Parkade. Call M MI 3-7707. morning work. Free transporta­ home. Next to bath and shower. Januar>* 1, adults only. Write Box fire wall, ceramic tile bath, fully teacher. be concluded. er. Many other extras. Full price guarantee* reiuita. Expert inatruc- No obligation! P. Herald, living room, ameslte drive. R. F. SAILOR HEU> AS SLA'YEB 8-T805. tion between home and work. We 1-ADIES' figure skates, sizes T and Parking. MI 9-0887. air-conditioned, two car basement . Pictures with Santa The pageant "The Nativity S1288. Only 188 down. Ix)w bank tion, dual controlled car. Call PI RAT'S ROOFING f?0., ahlngle and 8. Tubular, size 9, Men's hockey A—L—B—E—R—T—'S Dimock and Co., Realtors, MI garage. Large lot. Cali the R. F. North Kingston, R. 1., Dec. 20 FOR SALE FOUND — Mongrel, fawn color, terms. Fitzgerald Edsel. Talcott­ 2-7249. Day or evening appomt- train free. Rapid advancement FOR RENT—F'irst floor, fo* r room 9-6245, Joseph Ashford. Ml 9-6818, Today and tomorrow will be the Story," to be directed by Mrs. INOLVDEt 2 BEDROOMS, UVINO BOOM, built up roofa, gutter and con­ Phone MI 9-4400, skates, size 9. Call MI 9-0782 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD PLEASA.VT, large, clean, heated Dlmock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245 last times this year children may (/Pi — An 18-year-old sailor at­ abort tail, male. Call Lee Frac- ville, Conn. menta. room for gentleman, central loca­ apartment. Centrally located heat Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 or Rob­ Carl Hansen will be given at 7:30 KITCHEN and COMPLETE BATHROOM. ductor work, roof, chimney re­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P M. or Joseph Ashford. Ml 9-6818 Bar­ have their picture taken locally tached to the Quonset Naval Air ehla. Dog Warden. MI 3-8594. pair*. Ray Hagenow, MI ’9-2214. HERE'S SOMETHING tion Private entrance and park­ and light furnished. Adults ' pre­ ert Murdock. MI 9-6972. bara Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert p.m. Sunday In the church. Dur­ .Station was held on a manslaugh­ 1954 CHEVROLET 2 dr. with STENOGRAPHER — Some typing ferred, $90 per month. Write Box Twtth Santa Claua. Boy Scout Troop ing the gome program the church TO BE REMOVED FROM SITE Ray Jackaon. MI 3-8325. and shorthand, miscellaneous of- DIFFERENT FRANK’S IS buying and selling ing MI 3-8914 Murdock, MI 9-5972. ter charge today In the death of Powergllde. radio, healer, ipot- Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 N. Herald. (XVI) MANCHESTER-Adams St. 63 will assist Santa with such a Senior Pilgrim Fellowship will good used ftii-nitnre and antiqiie.s area. New 5'i room ranch. The his 3-months-old daughter. lliese homea are located at Green Haven Houehif, rear eC Announcements le.ss black. Priced to sell quick at ROOl^'lNG, SIDING, painting. Car- eMarv“ * VacaHon '■•'‘P *"'’" '’'' nec- Pol,abed granite book-ends. Avail- at 420 laike St Call anytime, 9 ROOM FOR rent, gentleman, show­ (XIU) TALCOTTVILLE - Vernon, program from 5 p.rfi. to 8 p.m. to­ present "The Christmas Rose,” FOR SALE—Uaed bicvcle* Glrl’a essary. Vacation and insurance very best of quality at $16,900. R. Robert W. Wilkinson wtu taken Manchester Police Station. Inspeetlan Thnreday, Priday. Sat­ 1885. Only $185 down. Balance low pentry. Alterationa and addition*. essary. Vacation and insurance; able with your name engraved. a m .-8 pm Ml 9-6.580 er, private entrance and parking. FOUR ROOMS, best, hot and cold $21,900. New Conn, contemporary, day and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Miss Adele Gehring directing. urday and Sunday, Dee. 19-20-21-22, from 1 to 8 pjB., or con­ ICE SKATES—Exchange. Poet No. hank payments of $38 s month. and hoy’a 26 ” and 20". Manchea- program. 40 hour, 5 dav week. | Call al 101 Che.stmit St. water, electric stove. Upstairs one F. Dlmock and Co,. Realtors. Ml Saturday at Tremblay’s Super­ Into custody after his child, Tam­ Ceiling*. Workmanahip guaran­ Eaat Hartford location. Call Mr SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. ultra modem ranch, »4 acre wood­ The public is invited to the pro­ my Marie, was dead on arrival at tact 37, Explorers. St. Mary's parish Open tonight. Fitzgerald Edsel. ter C?yrle Shop, 166 W, Middle teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn i CLEARANCE SALE of refinished flight. Immediate occupancy PI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, ed lot. Washer dryer-refrigerator- market.. A nominal charge will be Tpk. MI 9-2098. Carver, BU 9-1551. 470 Center Street 2-8449, gram. Mrs. Thomas D. McKinney the Air Station Hospital. house, Dec. 14, through Jan. 11. Talcottville. Conn. St. MI 3-4880. sterilized used furniture, Beds, PLEASANT nia.ster twin bedroom, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 or Rob­ buUt-ln oven-stove are Included. made for the prints. will be organist. BARMER CORP. ^ e t y Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. MI 3-7732 gentleman. Television Next to ert Murdock, MI 9-5972. Police Chief Burton W. Moon NEW HAVEN, CONN.—TEL. UN 8-4100 dressers, chests, .springs drop leaf For anointment to see call the Children should be accompanied Named to Group Small donations asked. 1957 DE SOTO Flredome, four SPECIAL WINTER rate* for all hath Free parking, MI 9-8801 THREE ROOM apartment, heat, by an adult. said the infant had been struck on Business Services Offered 13 Help Wanted— Male 36 TWO BEDROOM seta, living room I tables, maple kitchen seta, upbol- NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St,, R. F. Dtmtxik Co.. Realtors, Ml George R. Green of Juniper Dr., door, hardtop, yellow and black. type* of roofing and aiding. For .slered furniture, upholstered oc­ after 8 lights and hot water. One childi 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818. the head. 4900 miles, full power, will sacri­ set. refrigerator and Coleman i $85. PI 2-8323, call evenings. Manchester. Five rooms, complete M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ free eatimate, call Mancheater AUTOMOBILE salesman training. spare heater. MI 9-4669 i casional chairs, childrens desk Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702 or Permnals fice for $2795. Call 5fl 8-1059 after Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. MI NURSES Two large upstairs bed­ full rear dormer. I'i baths fire­ ice. Cleaning atUca, cellar* and Full Or part time, no experience ' ------—------seta. New mattresses, $13 9.5 New place, basement garage. T Shan­ Robert Murdock, Ml 9-5972. 5 p.m. 9-8633. de.sks, maple finish, $.13 95. New rooms and large bathroom, suit­ WANJTED—A ride to Hartford, ar­ yard*. Incinerator* emptied, aahea needed, will train. Balch .Motor _ able for two or three matur* Business Locntlons non, Builder. Ml 3-7469, BU 9-1418, riving 8:15, returning at 5. 'Vicin­ removed Contract aervice avail­ Sales. JA 8-2101. Call Joseph ! Beautiful cabinet coffee and step end tables maple (VIII) BOLTON — Coventry Line. 1949 FORD V8 two-door custom, and mahogany low as $8 95 New nurses, “ referable night shift, for Rent 64 New six room Cape. Four finished ity of rUlroad station. Phone MI overdrive, heater and radio. Good able. Ml 9-9757. Balch for appointment. reasonable. Call MI 3-8609. L’UPLEX—4-4, quiet street, among Roofing— Chimney 16-A prime 2 thick top cobbler’s .separate front entrance, kitchen down, ceramic tile bath, walkout S-8690 between 7 and 10 p.m. condttion, for fast sale $135. 209 and lain diy privileges oil heat, ENTIRE BUILDING about 6 500 well kept single homes, two new benches and round coffee tables oil hot water heating systems, basement, large lot. $13,700. R F. Center St.. R. Pinette. evenings. ROOFING — Specialtxlng in repair­ care for own room. Directly on square feet Suitable for stores, Dlmock . Co., Realtors. Ml WANTED—Dally ride to Hartford MORTENSEN TV Hpeclallzed RCA ing roofa of all kinds Also new Situations Wanted— Male 39' Diamonds— Watches— Many others I.eBlanc Fu.niuire office, insurance company! hall near bus. Only $14,800. Carlton W. televlBton service, lib 9-4641 Hospital, 195 South St., Ro.-kville bus line, .Mam St 10 minute walk Hutchins, MI 9-5132. 9-5245, Joseph Ashford MI 9-6818, for two school boys. Vlclnitv Blue CADILLAC — 19,56 Coupe-devllle. roofs. Glitter work. Chimr*ys Jewelry lo .Manchester Memorisl Hospital. etc. Occupancy 5-6 rtionths. In Mils Ave and Chathan. Will pay PLASTERING - Hoii.se repairing. ' _____ Jew elry 48 Open 9-9. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Rob- full power, sonic blue accented FLOOR SANDING and iretlnlahlng. cleaned, repaired, 28 years' ex light trucking, attic.s and cellars ■ LEONARC W v n s r i ------Available imniediatelv after center of town. One car garage for en Murdock, Ml B-5972. for gaaoline. Call MI 8-8165. with whitewall tires. Exceptional (Vi BUIiJJERS special—built for Specializing tn old floor*. HI pertence Free estimate* Call cleaned. Call Hartford CH 7-8171. .a ...... 9®.^; re- BIXiND WOOD corner table, s\ii(. Cliiislmas Tel. MI 3-4301 after 8 rent at the Center. Call Ml 9-5228 himself. New living room with car just traded. Owmer's name on 9-5730 Howley. Manchester Mj 3-5361. pairg, adjusts watches expertly. p m. or Ml 3-7444. VERNON—Year old seven room TAKE able for sectional furniture MI request. Balch Motor .Sales Rl. 5, Reasonable prices. Open dally built-in bookshelves, finished rec­ ADVANTAGE Automobnes for Sale 4 9-0098. reation room with fireplace and split level, three fine bedrooms, East Windsor Hill, tel JA 8-2101. GONDER'S T V. Service, available Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce AVAILABLE Januarj* 1. Second e.xcelicnt kitchen with dining area. Open daily till 10 p.m. Heating and Plumbing 17 Street. Ml 9-4387 floor suite of offices for rent. Best paneled den. Huge kitchen, dining NEED .A CART Short on a down any time. Antenna converaiona. FOITR BURNER Roper gas stove, ROOM TO RENT In quiet con­ area. Twice as many cabinets as Ample cabinets, raised hearth, ’55 PLYMOUTH PLAZA Philco factory supervised service Ma n c h e s t e r Pet Center for all ^ broil and bake, Gofid condition genial home. ,\n 9-7094. location in Rockville. Ideal for fireplace. 1*2 baths, recreation i payment or had your credit turned CHEVROLETS -1957 Chevrolet 210, professional man.' Rent reason­ usual. Two ceramic tile baths. For $1 down? Don't give up! For a good Tcl. Ml p.1488. your^pets and pet aupplic.s. U.se ; MI 3 .5783 after 4 further information or appoint­ room, aluminum storm windows, Tudor. One owner with radio, heater, tutone paint, > ' ’53 MERCURY MONTEREY PLUMBING AND heating—repair* four door station wagon. V8. our Christmas lay-away plan now. ______Fuel and _____ Peed 49-A — able. Will divide to suit tenant. garage, extra large lot Immacu­ 945 Hardtop. Automatic drive, radio, heater, new deal—not thru a amall loan com- ment to sec call the R. F. Dimock Powergllde, radio and heater. 1956 'YA'TER p u m p s and Systems com- and contract work. Call MI 9-8541, ROOM AND brvard gentleman. Call Norman B. Chase TR 5-1200. See it now’. P*ay — aes “ Harry” at 833 Main problems. I ^ASON ED hardwoofl A Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph late condition. $17,300. George -J. paint. Chevrolet 210, four door, 8 cylin­ Open Monday through Saturday ««iuwoon 1956 TEN CUBIC freezer. Any rea­ Tel. -MI 3-767,5. Coleman, Rockville TR 5-4045 TR I 8t (Formerly Douglas Motors). der Powergllde, radio and heater. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as­ FOR OFFICE or commercial use, Ashford. .Ml 9-6818. Barbara Also water eofteners and filters. sures satisfaction, prompt service sonable offer taken, MI 3-2,537. 5-4710. I 1958 Chevrolet 210, two door 8 C. A. Reynolds Ml 9-5327. three rooms, ground floor. Main Wood*. Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ BEFORE TOU BUT a uaed car CH 7-8124, Ml 9-5485. dock, Ml 0-5972. cylinder. Powergllde, radio and 1951 DUAL-TEMP Admiral refrig­ Apartments— Flats— St. near post office. Phone MI ROCKVTLLE—8-room single 4-bc'd- •a* Gorman Motor Salea. Bulck lULLS' TELEVISION Service. 9-5229, MI 3-7444. Salea end Service, 285 Main heater. 1955 Chevrolet 210, four S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ CONTROL BRED babv parakeets ' hardwood for fire- erator with extra vegetable bin Tenements 6S (VIV MANCHESTER-8 room Cape rooms, den, fireplace, basement ’S4 BUICK SPECIAL door. 6 cylinder. Powergllde, radio Available at all times. Philco fsc- Call MI 9-95.36. lavatory, shower. Oil heat, excel­ ’55GHEVROLETV8 Street. Ml t-iSTl. Open eveninga. tory super^dsed service. Tel. Ml ing contractor. New Installations,, $15,800. Six finished rooms. Com­ Dynaflow, power brakes, radio and heater. 1955 Chevrolet Bel alteration work and repair work Houses for Rent 65 pleted game room. Detached ga- lent kitchen ample cabinets, din­ Bel Air 4-Dr. Wagon. On« owner, 1967 CHEVROLET, Fleetmaater. Air, two door sedan, 6 cylinder. 9-9898. ing room, nicely landscaped cor­ tinted glass heater, new paint. MI 9-3808. daily three to nine. MI 9-6572. , SEASONED” hardwood for plre- Musical Instruments , , ' FOUR ROOMS, central, stove, $70. J flg c, Ideal location, near trans­ nicely equipped. Act now I fcair door aedan, radio, underaeat Powergllde, radio and heater. 1955 ,vn 9-5229 SINGLE DWELLING-30 foot llvT ner lot. City conveniences Imme­ DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ JUST BORN, brand new litter of place. cut and split to order. Call portation and shopping center. R. heater, defroetera, fog lighta, new Chevrolet two door Del Rav sedan, pany, doors and windows, custom MI 3-7083. Leonard L. Giglio. CHRISTMAS SPECTAI^ Prires re­ Ing room open fireplace, new hot F Dlmock t Co,, Realtors. MI diate occupancy, $14,500. George YOU CAN Corker puppies. AKC registered brakes.. Excellent running condi­ standard transmission, radio and Millinery Dressmakini; 19 .MODERNLY DESIGNED for ef­ ■water oil heat. bath. *ipectacuiar 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. MI 9-6818 J. Coleman, Rockville, TR 5-4045, work, guaranteed. Cali Ml 9-1583 Choose now for Christms.s, d^' duced on following floor models TR 5-4710. tion. MI 3-8900. heater. 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air four after 6 p.m, Conn organ, Caprice model $819. fortless living. Beautiful new ex­ view Near Willimantic. very nice Barbara W'oods, Ml 9-7702 or door aedan. Powerglide, radio and •ry In January Mother house REASONED WOOD. $10 a load PI cellent location in Rockville, twen­ big tract of land. $90 per rnontti. Robert Murdock, Ml 9-5972. 19B3 OLDS 4-dr. aedan. Radio, heat­ DRESS.MAKING and Alterations 'lovely disposition. Phone Conn organ Minuet model. $1221. (XX) $16,800—Coventry Lake, new ' heater, These cars sre prired to LIGHT t r u c k in g and od(’ jobs. 2-6406. ty minutes from Hartford via Hraly Agenev, Willim.antir. Tel. er, hydraraatlc. power ateering at done. Ml 9-2552. 9-0790. Thoms.s Organ, single manuel, seven room split level, I 'i baths, ' sell all fully guaranteed. Take a Ashes, trash and junk removed. $621, Thoma.i organ, double man­ Parkway. All appliances, indivi­ HA 3-2468. or HA 3-9454. DRASTICALl^Y reduced $13,000. * ateal 1688. Only $88 down. Bal­ abort drive to long savings Balch For courteous and reasonable dual heat control and antenna, large three bedroom ranch, fire­ fireplace, attached garage, game j ance low bank terms. Fitzgerald uel, $1,021. Ward Krause, MI room, lake privileges. Pre-sent Motor Sales, Rt. 5, East Windsor service csll Hurri-aean Transit Moving— TYuckini Garden— Farm— Dairy 3-5336 laundromat Ample ameslte park­ SOUTH ROAD. Bolton Fi'*e room place. tile bath, aluminum storms Edsel. Open eveninga. Talcottville, Hill. Tel. JA 8-2101. Open dally any time. AU 9-7863. .Poultiy and Supplies 43 ing for two cars, each available ranch, attached garage Economi­ cellar, carport, 12.5’ frontage,’ mortgage can be a.ssiimcd, month­ Ooen. Storage Products 50 ly payments are only $77.39. R.' till 10 p.m. 20 BROAD breasted turkeys, fresh or ACCORDION - 120 base. Marca Nov. 1.5 and Dec. 1. Three rooma cal hot water heat Available Jan. sweeping views, must sell. Carlton RAY ANN T V Olnlc Service call COOKING APPLES 90c McIntosh D oro. black and pearl, practically and bath Adults, $100 monthly. 1. Rent $110 monthly. Cali .Ml W Hutchins. MI 9-5132. F. Dimork A Co., Realtors, MI 1967 FORD Fairlane 4 dr. sedan, DRIVE IT AWAY, only $95. clean AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local frozen. Tom 50c per pound and 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. MI 9-6818, | ’53 FORD CUSTOM — $2.50, 24 hour service. Bonded hens. ,59r. Srhaub Turkey Farm, cold storage No. 1 $1.25 half brand new with or without pick- Phone Ml 9-1821. TR 5-5775. 3-7093 after 6 p.m. ’51 FORD VIGTO RIA Fordomatic, radio, heater, two Oldsmobile. four (ioor. six cylinder work. Work done on radins car and long distance moving, pack­ NEW SPLIT level being sold below Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 or Rob­ tone blue. Very clean. Full price ing, storage. Call MI 3-5187 Hart­ 388 Hillstown Rd.. Manchester. bushel. Tel ,5H 3-8116 Louis ups for amplifier Phone .'L 3-1289, mEAL THREE VS CLUB COUPE You must see thia. Continental with manual choke. May be seen radios and Hi Fi. MI 3-6877, MI Bunce. 529 West Center Street. room apartment builder’s coat, seven rooms, fin­ ert Murdock, MI 9-5972. I $1888. Only $88 down and a low- at 22 Hollister St., Saturday, Sun­ 3-2958. ford CH 7-1423. ACCORDIONS New and iKsed at for business couple. Modem con­ Suburban For Rent 66 ished garage, only $16,800, Subur­ Reconditioned, .seat covers, new wheel, fordor, radio, heater, waah- bank payment of $59 a month. See day and Monday. veniences. Central location. Write ban. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Wanted— Pels— Poultry— GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes-de­ great savings. Call Peter Groasi paint, radio, heater. Only 9r, ba(dc-up lights, netv paint, tinted this one tonight. Fitzgerald EMsel, GRINDING AND sharpening — livered to your door. Just a few MI 9-.3.361. Box M, Herald Adults only. ROCKVILLE—Three room, new 9-5132, Wanted— Real Estate 77 1 Light trucking and package deliv­ Stock 44 glass, new seat co'vera. Talcottville. Conn. Open evenings. Auto .Accessories— Tires 6 tools reconditioned. Lawn mowers left. Call Hathaway, MI 9-6138. apartment, electric range, refrig­ and saws precision sharpened, ery Refrigerators, washers and ORGAN SALE—Now to Dec. 25. FIV'E ROOM apartment $80. Heat erator, disposal, no pets. $76 a VERNON—Dobson Ave. New five ARE YOU CXlNSIDERXNO 1958 EDSELS. Brand new. Only $88 FOUR 640x15. plus one 670.xl5~tlrM motors serviced. ensMage knives, stove moving specialty. Folding WE BUY dairy rows, ralve.s and SPECIAL—For the holidays all Kinsman electronic organ, regu­ and utilities not fncluded. MI month. TR 5-2505 or TR 5-5050. , room ranch with fireplace, ma­ SELLING YOUR PROPB3tTY? down. Get our deal. The cash dif­ and tubes. Mounted on wheels mower blades, shears, cutlery, chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. beef cattle. Pella Bros Phone MI orchid rorsagp.s, $3. Hillcr’esi Or­ lar $820, Special $665 plus b e n c h ____3-4751. hogany cabinets and trim, base- We will appraise your property ference may be less than a Ford, from 1951 Studebaker. all for $20. 3-7405. SMALL CX) I't'AGK. furnished, gas , board heat, tile bath, near school clippers, etc. Empson H. Abom.' MANCHE.STER .Moving and Truck­ chid.*!, free delivery. Call TR Dubaldo Music Center. Ml 9-6205. RFD^ECORATEolhr'eT free and without any obligation. Qievrolet or Plymoutiv* Guaran­ Have radiator and generator, also. Maple St., Ellin^on Tel. TR 5-3610. room heat­ Btove, kitchen and sitting room j and on bus line. Phone Charles We also buy property for cash. DILLON Call MI 9-3952 after 6 p.m. ing Co. MI 3-6563. Owned and op­ ed apartment. $95 monthly. Phone electric fed oil burner stove, elec­ teed 16 to 31 milea per gal of gaao- 5-7166. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 I Ponticelll, Ml 9-0644. ' Selling or buying contact line with automatic drive. Road erated by Walter B. I’ errett, Jr., Articles (or Sale 45 ■ COOKING AND eating apples. 75c ; ______MI 9 .5229, MI 3-7444 tric washing machine, refrigera­ agent for Burnham’s Van Service. STANLEY BRAY. Realtor check the big one and get a little __ _ TVailei^ 6-A LIGHT BULLDOZING, e.xcavating pnVAt 7x10, ® I^iiis M. Botti, ' MOUTON COAT tor and necessary furniture. MI (XIX) $18,900 — NEW 5>4 room BRAE-BURN REALTY SALES AMD service Service to 48 states. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- 260 Bush Hill Road, three quarter NEAR MAIN ST.-Three furnished 9-6438. • one free. (Offer limited to adults and grading. Dump truck rental I ranch. Built-in stove and oven, Ml 3-6273 ELCAR '47’’ TWO BEDROOM, able and standard typwriters. 1 excellent condition, must rooms and bath. Heat, hot water, ! fireplace, -full basement. Near only). The one that'* really new is Gravel and fill. George W. Bar­ sell. ,MI 3-5096. Nq children. MI 9-4258. the lowest price too. Fitzgerald excellent condition. Under $350 All makes and adding machines I SWEET. CIDER. Fresh made — for PARK STREET, Rockville. Two ! Verplanck School. R. F, Dlmock 1953 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE down. Low payment scliedule. rett. MI 9-0650. Painting— Paperin? 21 SELLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- Edael, Talcottville. Open evenings. sold or rented. Repairs on all Christmas, Mill open daily. till professional offices, three and four : A Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph M.L. (which means Ijve Modern 1 1953 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Many others on the same plan. makes. Marlow's. room suites. Beautiful location, Tudor, radio and heater. Look I PAINTING AND paperhanging. noon Cliristmas. Bolton Cidei Mill, I Ashford. MI 9-6818, Barbara —Multiple List)—all your real es­ This has sverythlng. BuUt Uke a tank. Jensen’s, Inc. (always reliable),. renter of town, ideal for physi­ I Woods, MI 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ ‘ 345 j Household Services Good clean workmanshhip at rea­ tate the modern way. The Ells­ *695 84 Park Road, West Hartford, AD GOOD, CLEAN cow manure. De­ Offered 13-A sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ cian, dentist or lawyer. Available dock, MI 9-5972. worth Mitten Agency Realtors, Good Companions 3-6214 or GA 9-4479. Monday KNAPP SHOES, Harrv Mahoney, livered. Excellent now for lawns January. Call TRemont 5-5126. MI 3-6930, Uirough Saturday, 9 to 5. Monday, chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml 38 Maple St. Tel. MI 3-^327. shrubs, etc. MI 3-7804 MI 9-873l’ (XVIII) $15,400— THREE family, 1953 OLDS SUPER 88 WEAVING of bums, moth holes 9-9237. j EXPERIENCED 1 1955 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE V8 $‘ Wednesday, Thursday evenings. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, t h r e e r o o m apartment, unfur­ 5-5-4, Choice location, Spruce LIS’nNGS WANTED—Single, two- Fully equipped car. See this cream puff. SNOW REMOVAL equipment. nished, street floor, available im­ handbags repaired. zipper re­ EXTERIOR and Interior painting. ! Street area. Five car garage. New (amlly, three-family, business *945 1 Fordor, tutone paint, radio, heater. One owner. ■ Snow blowers or piysh type blades Household Goods 51 SENSIMATiC BOOKKEEPINO mediately, $45 per month. Call roof, ameslte drive. Excellent in­ 1295 placement. umbrellas repaired, Ceilings refinlshed Paperhanging. ' , property. Have many cash buyers. 1 A for tractors and tiller.s Capitol TR 5-5126. come property, R. F', Dimock A Lacy Oval! men’s shirt collars reversed and Wallpaper books Estimates given ! Equipment Co.. 38 Main MI ANTIQUE f u r n it u r e , silver, I Mortgages arranged Please call OPERATOR Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph I George L. GrSziadIo, Realtor. Ml 1953 FORD TUDOR 5 ifmi^DER replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Fully covered by insurance. Call' 3-7958. glass, china, and' used furnltu-e Ma n s f ie l d . Rout* 44-A — six 1 1952 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARDTOP ing Shop. Edward R Price Ml 9 1003, I Ashford. MI 9-6818. Barbara ! 9-5878, 109 Henry St, A real nice second car. bought and sold Furniture Repair room Cape Cod. oil heat, garage, Woods. MI 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ Service Ml 3-7449, Preferahl.x- with banking e.\peri4i[ice. This is” $100 monthly. Call GA 9-4479, *495 Power glide radio, heater, tutone and whitewall tires. FI.AT FINISH Holland window dock. Ml 9-5972. , WANTED—Real Estate Listings. I *595 SLIGHTLY USED Spuffer reducing shades, made to measure. All Bu.siness Opportunities :12 permanent position offering all the advantages Call Fred Turklngton. Turkington ______couch. Willimantic HA 3-2945. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - CMstom WEST SIDE, $14,600, six room metal Venetian blinds at a new n^de cornices and drapes Slip found in a high-type financial institution. Please Farms and Land for Sale 71 Bros. Realty Co. MI 3-1507 or MI 1955 MERCURY CUSTOM $ low price Keys made while you ANOTHER Laundry. Miss Laun-1 OLD C O IN ^ la rg c ^pennies. ” lrT- cewers, $59 50 and up. Choice of apply in person. ranch, full cellar, hot water heat, 9-5665. 1 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR FORDOR $' I dciett, in terrific location, Man-1 dian head and Lincoln, also a few near bus, school, shopping. Carl­ Mercomatlc, radio, heater. On* owner car. wait. .Marlow's. fabrics Budget terms. Mrs. Rita f o r d i f f e r e n t size* end types V-8,' whitewall tire*. Full powsr. On* oomer. , ] che-ster delivered, installed with | gold piece.5. Ideal gift for collcc-i ton W. Hutchins, MI 6-5132.’ SELLING YOUR property? Have 1195 JA 2-7780. of farms and land tracts within 20 1495 ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholster­ large promotion, training, no rent ready buyers for one and two- tors. Call .MI 9-3952 after 6 p.m. jnllea of Hartfort. Lawrence F. MAN(?HESTER — Four bedroom family houses. Member Multiple ing, custom made cornices, until successful. $5,300 rash full MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY Fiano, Broker. Ml 9-5910. drapes and slip covers, $79 50 and price see Laundry Miss 619 Main CANADIAN FLYER skatesT like , brick home. Beautiful living r o ^ , Listing oervicc. Slierwood A. up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. St., Eaat Hartford, or phone Staf­ new, girl'.s figure, size 3, boy's dining room, both with wall to Beechler. Realtor. Phone Wesley I-aPine, MI 9-3694 ford Springs OV 1-2194 e'-enlngs. hockey, size 12. Call M ' 9-5100. Holuea for Sale 72 wall carpeting, delightful birch R. Smith. 80 6-8952 or Ml 3-6989. SHEET METAL cabinet kitchen. I'.i baths. Two- SPECIALS SPECIALS FURNITiIRE repairing and refin- ALHOM OF CONNECTICUT. In­ Ma p l e c r ib , excellent condition, (I) SIX Ro o m cape, centrally lo­ car garage. Owner transferred. LISTINGS WANTED, single and Ishlng: antiques restored Furni­ corporated, manufacturers of the $15. 16 ■ tricycle, good condition, cated $13,800. Aluminum siding, Madeline Smith, Realtor MI two-family houses. Member of ture Repair Service, Talcottville. .triple channel Alhom expander $8. Call MI 3-6995 after 5 p.m. MEN ameslte drive. This home is an ex­ 9-1642. MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real 1951 CHEV. FORDOR Ml 3-7419. window has an exclusive opening cellent buy! For appointment to lor, MI 9-1107 any time. No. 2209. $245 1951 CHEV. FORDOR $265 in this area for persons Interested BRUNSWICK pool table, regulation Hamilton Standard ha.s »ee call the R. P. Dlmoik Co.. Nd 2076. in assemoling and selling t< deal­ size with extra equipment. One ' Realtors. MI 9-6246, Joseph Ash- NEW MODERN Building— Contracting 14 ers the Alhom expander combina­ Remington Rand typewriter, opening;* for Sheet Metal l^ d. MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, 1951 MERCURY TUDOR tion storm and screen window. noiseless No. 10 late model. Will WANTED--- Ml 9-7702 or Rob'fert Murdock; MI Home in Bolton, save, buy $295 1951 PLYMOUTH FORDOR BIDWEU. Home Improvement Co. sell or trade for 10 inch lathe in Men to work in inspec­ 9-5972. Are Your Gar /No. 2290. $245 Alterations, additions, garages. For- further information please No. 2343. contact: Oscar G. Zahnke. Alhom good condition. MI 9-0874. tion or fabrication. direct from builder-owner. 'Re-siding specialists. Easy budg (II) l a r g e BRICK front Ranch et terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR of Conn.. Inc., 34 P.rospect St., Bristol, Conn. Tel. LU 2-1746. House, s bedrooiha, 14x21* living MI 9-3193 Paymonte Too High? 1951 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 4-DR. $345 -■5-9109. 4 NST linr-ty BEIFIOK ^ m with paneled fireplace wall. No. 2352. 1951 STUDEBAKER $45 SHEET METAL Kitchen with dining area, cerhmic No. 2392. - > GENERAL CARPENTRY . kit^lun PORTER STREET section - - Five and ^ th room s remodeled Help Wanted— Female .35 SEPTIC TANKS tile bath, ■ basement garage. R. year old six robm Colonial, large ed, attic F. Dlmock * Co., Pealtors, MI and cRkaetment rooms finishedshed, ga^ AND INSPECTORS We have a client ready, willing and able iiWng room, fireplacj metal 1950 CHRYSLER 4-DR. TAP TEACHERS for, beginners, J-524S; Joseph Ashford, Ml C-6818; No 2272, $195 1950 CHEV. FORDOR rages and porches. Robert M.. salary guaranteed. HO a day Ad­ kitchen cabinets, attached garage, $145 Alexander Ml 9-7716, Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702; or No. 2233. . ■ ‘ ditional commlsaioQ, we train PLUGGED SEWERS Knowledge of Sheet to purchase a two family dwelling on th# Robert Murdock, Ml B-6PT2. large porch, hot water neat oil, free. Phone Ml 9-4400. tile bath.and first floor lavatory, ALL TYPES of carpentry work Metal fabrication, blue­ Aluminum storm windows and done, alterations, dormers, roof­ Maehins C Isassi East Side of Manchester. Oil heat and ga- (HI) WEST SIDE—Six room Cape. WANTED —Babysitter 2g;i p.m.. prints and inspection 4 down, 2 finished up. large en­ screens. Near bus and schools, DC lew ing. porches, etc. Call MI 9-5981. Septic Tanks. Dry WeUs. Sewer 4:15 p.m. Monday through Friday, Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ etjuipmont is required. rage preferred, though not absolutely neces­ closed porch, ameslte ‘drive, fine real bargain, A-1 condition. Price DOWN Rt. 85. West St., Boltq^. Phone proofing Done. Applicants .should have a location. For appointment tr see $22,500. Bowers School — Six PATT-O-IAMA Aluminum Storms and MI 9-1084. rooms, English Colonial, older There^s nothing newer * minimum of 1 to 2 years' sary. May also consider three or four-family call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Real­ 8138 Screens 14-A t y , MI 9-0245, Joseph Aahfori). home, garage, fireplace, quick oc­ W « win poy off your bol* 12 20 McKINNEY BROS. experience. j j n 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI cupancy. $15,500. George L. ALUMINUM WINDOWS, doors, unit. 9-7702 or Robert Murdock. MI Graziadio, Realtor, MI 9-5878. one* in full and offor a A welcome addition to your skirt jaloualea, porches, awnlnga. F iie Invitation to Bid Stwsrase Ditpssol Co. #•5972. coflipltu soloctien of in the world than the W'srdrobe from now' till spring. A esUmatea. Call N B. Chase Co., ISO-ISS Pearl S t — MI 8-5808 $12,800 —Bolton—Near Manchester, trio of gay blouses, all in one pat­ Add beauty to any of your fav­ An 9-0233, TR 5-1200. On Tree Removal SHEET METAL We have several bona-fide prospects for 11400 DOWN, new three bedroom asven room Cape, five down, two oMor medol guorontood tern, that can be completed easily. orite tables with this lovely oval ranches, ceramic bath, hot water unfinished up, steam heat do­ FORDproved and approved around the tcorld eon. No. 8138 yvith Palt-O-Rama is in centerpiece measuring 15" x 17". Bids will be, received for tree re­ MECHANICS two-family homes elsewhere in Manchester. >4 acre, trees, $12,650. Carl­ mestic hot water, plenty of kitch sizes 12, 14. 16. 18, 20; Size 14, 34 It's quick and eaat’ lo cro< het, and moval at U16 office of the General ton W. lutchllia MI 9-5132. * en cabinets, artesian well. Pri­ bust, top, 1 3-4 yards of 3.5-inch: so nice for gift-giving. Manager. Town of Mantheater. at vacy. iM % mortgage. Lawrence Wo also buy for cosh . center, I 7-8 yards plus 7-8 yard 3:30 P.M. Tuesday, January 14. • SEPTIC TANKS The ability to plan, lay­ (IV) MANCniESTER-Green Area. F. Fiano, MI 9-891U. Pattern No. 5607 contains cro­ Cleaned and Installed I typoG of loto eon. contrast; bottom, 2 yards. chet directions; material require- 1958, at which. Jlme bids will be out and perform dii'ersi- 6 room Cape basement garage, For this pattern, send 35c in opened in public. Bids, sealed and fied Sheet Metal opera­ ^cellent -condition. Call the R. F. EAST HARTFORD—Four bedi-oOm menU; stitch Illustrations. VONVERSE Gape Cod in excellent ctmditlon Pfomptt fast, rolioblt Coins, your name, address, size de­ Send 25c in coins, your name, ad­ marked "Tree Hjemoval ^id to be • SEWERS - tions is required. Appli­ Dlmock Oo„ Realtors. Ml 9-5248 sired, and the Pattern Number to opened January 14. 1958". must be Machine Cleaned or Jos(^ Aabford Ml 9-6818, Bar- with dishwasher, carport, trees, buying torvico. YO U C A N dress and the Pattern Number to . JR. cants should have 3 to 5 near school, $14,200. Clifford Han­ SALES and HERE SUE BUBNETT, THE MAN­ A.N.N'E CABOT, THE MANCHES­ in the office o f the General Man­ b u s Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Mi 9-8972 sen, Realtor. MI 1-1803. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. TER. EVENING HERALD, 1150 ager before the time stated above. ^ • INSTALLATION years’ experience. JI8* AVE. AMERICAS, NEW A\E. A5IER1CA8, NEW YORK The right Is reserved to reject any PMNTINB 954 and all bids. SPECIALIST For interview see Ml*. (Vn) MANCHESTER—$14,800 Cape CXJVBNTRY — New five room Bartow ALWAYS YOBK S«, N. V. 36, N. Y. xour down, two itoflnlahed up. Nice house, $7,000. CaU avenlngs. P i BETTER I ^ ' t mia* the Fall It Winter '57 Have you a copy of our 19S7 All bids muat conform to the Child at the Hamilton SERVICE specifications and blddsra forma ^dition. Near echools, transMiv 2-U33. MOTOR SALES Issti* of Basio Fashion, our com- Needlework AHmm? It coBUlaa PAPER HANQIN8 T own aRil Country tetion and abopping canter, im- whlc» may be procured from the Stan^rd BroadBrook \ plsU, oattsm caUlog. It's chock- fifty-six colorful pages showing TELEFHONE THE WILUAM E. BELHORE AGENCY mediat* occupancy. CaU the R. F. BOLTON—SpUt Isval, three bed­ PHONE TR 5-2538 BUY full o f aew-caay, up-to-the-mlnuU Superintendent o f Parka and Tret WINDSOR AVE. DILLON T R Y US many pretty designs; plus direc­ planter qUI Mr. Child at Diniock <3o„ Raaltors. MI 9-8248 or Warden, Room 6, Municipal Build­ Drainagt Gp. rooms, sunny kitchen,' fireplace, *tyl*a for svery aisc. Bend 2? cents tions for making 3 crochet items M l f.32M M l 9-0740 Ashford, MI 9-6918. Bar- garage, nearly new, $16,900. Large ROCKVILLE, CONN. Year Ford Doalor rri.MAmsT., MAacHtsriR today. and a quilt Only 2Sc a copy! ing, Manchaater, Oona. NAtional 3-ld21. Adrt No. B066 M l 9-4143 BW W oode^M I 9-7702, Robert mortgage available. CUfiord Han- Open T ill 9 EToningn ! Murdock, i d 9-8972. een. Realtor. MI 8-llDI.

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