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<1 ■fPRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1989 -.y The Weetlwr Average Daily Net Frees Ri rswteet #f O.R. WaeMM ^ ' ' .. A __ ^______- - — Fer the Week Iteded OeL 81. 1668 , —•**— eeSOmr —a.a-- oOTHERWe Window Bi^ken 38e. Smday epeoiy, eoM. Three Mancheeter itudents Missionary Tidks Sm eu pif Tim e^oinkt^ . by nin of anew ehangtef ‘ te Central Connecticut State (Jol- 13,041 lete in New Britain are eervlftf ;At C alvi^C liapel At Scout Building the CdoUng System of' ' Membee of the Aadtl,^^^ on the decoration committee for BoreEHi ef Ohreidstlea M aneheater-i^ CHy of ViUdge Charm the Homecomlny Weekend dance A.^broKen wlhdow^ln the former Ybttr Car'Against Leaks., ___^ . m hold ita rofulv mOei tomorrow. They are MU* Barbara A' spec^ miastonary service wUl jn Tinker Ball Monday at 8 be held at CaWacy Obapct. 33 Ver­ Cheney Kautee eerrtage.Itouce at: I •' - • ^ Kennedy, M AutunjpjSt, a Junior PRICE FIVE CtO T S majoring In elemenUry educa­ non S t, on Sunday^. 30 Hartford Rd. was tha only danl- USE RYD-D-ERS VOL. LXXEK, Ho. S3 TEN, PAGES—TV SECTION-SUBURBIA TODAY MANCHE8TEIL CONN, SATUSDAYi NOVEMBER 1, i» 5 |. ■’ ■ ■ ■■ '■ —— — tion; Ml** Jobj-na Fedora, 83 Olive Miss Helen B u r g ^ -tpUslohjary age resulUtag from u . apparent ^^%ba.i Joaaph Handley and Mr*. Rd., and MU* Uirralne Renaonl, to the Amertcaa Bidtani'ip Bita break into the building lest night, ird C ham an will be boat- Hoddite, Ariaona, will be 1 13B Summer St., both sophomore* speaker. Traveling with her police eeld today,. Nothing was re­ RAPID LK2UID 1—— a t the Lata Junior Muaaum mt^rlng In elemenUry education StSMOOr from 8 to B p-m. , * two Navajo girls. ported mieeing. A t the Sunday School eeaaion, ^ The broken window wee found Fer Leahy RteM «^ U.S. Hunts The Manchester Garden Club B;46 a.m., Mlaa Burgeaa and the thUl^momlng by Douglas Heleler, SEALER Craohed-Btechs will meet Monday, Nov. 16 a)l 8 girU will accept Chrlatmas, gifts p.m. at Center Church Instead of for Indian famlUaa presented from repreaentative bf the Boy Scout Mixes with all antiifreeae s a t a t ^ , ti—te a - VfltM H S* l>AY thU coming wppk. The change of the Calvary Chapel Sunday School. troop sponaored by South Matho- atelv stops leak*, will never elog, preveatp Cienfuegos MNHR^MI DANCE date was caused by inability In Mlaa Bur eps will apeak at the diet. Church which owns the build- nisL Yon are assured that yeas aatt-fneBa obtalnlrilg the Federation ChrUt- morning worship service at 10;4B I ington last night directed that from the tainted world of TV ican Legion; MaJ. Frank Mlneo, - ^A Spring wedding la planned., that th* 6ve children, along with a of- the United StMlworKaiR, SpeclM! Purchase 1 pint of Coventry girl, had been expeUed should be entitled to some^ sort the search begin, reported Capt.' quiz shows'to another phfise / l executive officer of the Rocky fried clams SOo, and recetve F. y , Mighell, coordinator at 14th iaaned thia atatepent today Thursday, Noyember 12 Hill Veterans’ Home; and a repre- are Invited to attend.. Refresh­ from the aehoola for hon-com- of a hearing. At the risk of'sound­ of show business—disk jock­ after the UB. Snpreme Court t to 9 PM. FREE 1 pint of French frleo. pliahce with a compulsory... polio ing like some uninfqrm''ed -crack­ SAR Headquarters,. Robins AIFB, CHARGE YOllR •enUtlve from the Newington Vet- ments will be eerved by the Legion pot, let me say that the Salk vac­ near Macon. eys and song pluggers. uphirtd a T^ft^Karflcy hyoRe- erama' H ovital. , ‘ Auxiliary. Open Sat. 10 A.M. to 10 FJM. law. . Chargee of skulduggery wid . T m Room 2 fo 4 P«M. The law was passed by the cine is ribt am idst my religious .Mighell said the Air Force was bribery in promotion of records, tion aniftet the afael atrfke: PRESCRIPTIOliS HERE ’The speakers' will have come SUNDAY 4 P.M. to 6 P ^ ^ beli^, but it Is against all com­ prepared to. answer any qpeatlon Board of EducaUon at its Sep-, advised that a freighter reported particularly on disk Jockey shows Supreme Court htw ■ d a il y 8 P.M. to 10 PJH. tember meeting, and made 0 -“ A Speculation mounted today delegates frSl the Soviet envoy left Ths epurt'B vote thus waa f-1. Sizes to 42.—FREE ALTERATIONS' Katmandu, Nepal, Nov. 7 HP)— also said that the- Sovist Union lie* with the broadcasting indus­ rooip for a shift Of position. "My husband has climbed moun­ But in ringing tones, the defena* try iltelf. OJBS Is mbvlhg fo rw ^ U.S. Air Force pliuie crashed In, whether Secretary General Dag Arthmr Cteldberg, wh» unsue- will maintain a state Of high .mili­ chief put the world on notice that southern Formosa today killing all Hammarskjold will make a mis­ The fact-finding group told the cessflilly waged the union fight in tains for 20 years,” said tl).e wife tary preiparedness until the pro- in ' that eonyiction.’' • ' H-hation council yesterday it had of Hideko Kato. "He would not the Soviet Union- is not letting Before adjourning the/quiz 16 persons aboard. sion to the troubled kingdom of the High Court against the injunc­ SKIRT lose out to a bliszard." poeals are accepted and all U.S^ dowil .its . military guard. His The U.S. Air Force 047 ehrrled Labs, if the Russians remain op­ found no proof that North "'Viet tion. at first withheld comment foreign ;bases are liquidated. show hearings, Harris inydirted - in. Na'in Communists- had invaded FINE SELECTION MEN’S QUALITY But while Mrs. Kato refused to speech was televised and . broad­ 11 passengers and 4 crejvtnen. All posed to the Idea. then later told the National Broad­ The' 20-minute military ' parade cast on the radio. - ' the record a lettdr and memorart- were Air Force personnel- except Some diplomats are convinced Laos, but it reported evidence that casting Co. news service he was »7.98a„. *8,98 believe the Worst at the couple’s contained, nothing spectacularly dum charging commercial bribery rehels;;in Laos were receiving erms home In Japan, Nepal officials held After his references to disarma­ ■one, the Air Force Announcement the secretary general will make "naturally disappointed with the new in ^uipm ent, according to ment, he told the crowd gathered In promotion of music. Both came said. ' the trip in an attempt to ease the and auppHes from the Red neigh­ decision but a decision Ie a deci­ 1.95 out little hope for- the veteran weetem militaiy attaches. One from Burton Lane, president of PINELENOX elimber and .31 members of hia..HL. in the brilliantly decorated square The plane was en route to. Clark unsettled situation, unless the bor to the north. sion. . blouse -sald'Hhere- were -some' ■ -"reflne- In front-of the Ktemllnr-...... ' Air -Force-baso in the PhUlppinea.. Russians try- to make a. major . l*r. Kuznetepy . declared Uta . report, — "From - the- Supreme. jCourt.:7_be.. — Claurl Ssunkar expedition. menta" of what he had. seen be­ (Oeatiaaed ea Page Twe) caused the coilpase of. ^ "entire after PHARMACY AND UP They vshlshed'more than three . "As long as our proposals are It crashed in an open field near sue out of it, continued." fhe only appeal is to | \ dmonlta 6 months , • /f fore. - not accepted, as long as the numer­ Tainan, site of the big. Nationalist A spokesman tot Hammarskjold heap of absurd charges advanced God." weeks ago while trying to. scale The civilian demonstration that > 4 .9 8 doAglrdU* Hoytex girdle 299 1^ CENTER ST. Regular, Long, Short. Sizes 35 to 50. the forbidding face of the 23,440- ous American 'military bMes sur­ China Air Force Base which the stressed that if he goes It will not by the Laotion government and by The majority opinion. aald the fieidsHidmpe foot Him^ayan mountain named followed included a display of min­ rounding the Ui'S.S.R. are not U.S. Air Force also use*. be in any connection with the fact­ those who are pursuing it tO ham­ cooling off provision of the Taft- MB MI 9-0899 for thEfHihdu god pf destruction. iature sports cars. This wa^the liquidated, the Communist Party Witnesses said the plane ap- finding report JuSt received by the string the peaceful settlement” at H artl^ Lew as applied here ia not flrst time such cars had eve^ ap­ and the 80-iiet Government con^ peared to develop engine trouble security council. the Asian nation’s problems.- violative of the constituticmal lim­ Mt. Gaurl Sankar, which strad- peared in a Red Square paraqe. / WESKIT Howl fist tbs m riril* ttst ...dles. ..0>e.._..Nep|dr73bet horde sider it their sacred duty to main- -right after taking-oir from Tainan ■ -This wa»-«een- -a» an—effort- to Tlie--subcommittee’a-r«pon~-waa itation prohibiting-courtafrom-ex- te: miles northeast of this 3 herpa vil­ V 'niousands of athletes - and ^h er taln the' armed forces Ifl 'iTstate of . and plunged before it contd return divorce MarnmarskJold from the praised ' by si U.S. delegation ereising powers of a legislative or lage, never'has been conquered. civilian groups participating in the high preparedness.” to the field. fact-finding subcommittee in hope* spokesman who aai.d it would "en- executive nature, yowers not capa­ *7.98 It was fearyd that Kato,\his t'^ parade cheered Khrushchev and Khriuhchev and the rest of the Namee of the viptima were with­ it would persuade the Russians to i|. ble of being eonffrred upon a court OAfAr NEW run on Japanese companions and 39 other government Sind party lead­ Communist P a rty 'residium held pending notMeation of kin. change their mind about his trip. (Contiiiued on Page Three) exercising solely ‘the Judicial pow­ ers atop the miunmoth mauso­ watched from the reviewing etand er of the United States.* ” oivnoFM fNri Nepalese porters perished ihxblis- The 4-natlon subcommittee was SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT Slimness zards and. avalanches that swept leum. atop the Lehin-Stalln tomb of pol­ set up by the council last Septem­ The opinion noted that ths Take Etevater To Sceond Floor the mountiin last month. ■ Moscow streets were decked out ished red granite and blue ural ber, over” bitter Soviet opposiUon, Gen. Taylor Agsails union contended that the Taft- ph::n It would be the worst disaster in with red streamers and flags to stone ss Malinovsky delivered the to investigate the Laotian charges Hartley section Involved was eon- n-iH \ p l u * 4 l i e 0gin& tha. history of mountain climbing mark the 1917 revolution. ' year’s 'major Soviet speech on of Communist aggression. stitutionally invalid because it did in the Himalayas. '^ere also was plenty of evl- military matters. News Tidbits Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister President’s Policies not set up-a standard of .lawful oc> IHui /Inh deneb of Ruaria'a recent ecientifle ::;ui in Kato's party has not been heard Some 10.000 people, with special Gulled from AP Wires Vasify Kuzneteov told newsmen unlawful Conduct on the part of la­ from since leaving lUi base camp advanCea. A model- of Lunik fll!, tickets had the privilege of stand;; hi* country took a dim view of -a ' New York, Nov. 7 OP)—Former bor or management. Hale's aflers you 18,000 feet up the mountain. ’Two which transmitted the flrat pic­ ing in the square under leaden Hammarskjold visit to Laos. He Army Chief of Staff Maxwell D. Corilnesis o f Cotton! porters were left at-the camp and tures of the hidden ride of the skies, but with the temperature in said any Laotian settlement should Taylor says the Eisenhower ad­ ' (Continued on Pago Three) il;!i= moon, ^ u n g over Sverdlovsk the mid 40s—much milder than State Public Utilities Commis­ one of them brought word here sion grants Bridgeport Hydraulic be based on the 1954 Geneva agree­ ministration's policies have too of­ 1 yesterday of the disappearance. Square. Huge photographs and any -pther day recently. ment setting up an International ten involved military men in if* modela of other Russian apace ve- There was no rain or snow. Company's. petition for rate In- ' 111 A ground segrch got pn.der way creeuies in water supplied to area Control Commission for Laos. political wrangles. Immediately but Nepal govern- hiclel were plaS^ In prominent Malinovsky . said "the Soviet '"This was before Kilshetsov met Gen. Taylor, who retired Ikst HI > \ ■pots in other aehtlona of the city. that wlU bring additional revenues # ♦ A ■ i ^.rnent officials said It might take Of $679,100 a year. . , French Ma­ with Hammarskjold last night on July and is now chairman, of the Fashionable fiew 1 ' In his speech Malinovsky re- (Oontlnned on Page Four) Mexican Light and Power Co. Ltd., . BiilJetinG 10 days to reach Gauri Bankar. rines' on routine patrol fire' on the projected trip. 11 !T« V It-r U y,. An air search Mso is expected to group of ..suspected terrorists and . Afterwards, Kuznetsov told re­ Mexico City, gave hia views in an from the AP Wirea iMgih shortly. Indian planes prob­ leam later they killed Maj. Mita, porters, his. government opposed article in Look Magazine which ably will not participate, however, Missiles not Warheads one of' the top nationalist rebel any kind of U.N. Interference in will appear next Tuei^ay. - . cotton HI Laos, but he' declined to say The..artlcle is takeh'.from Tay­ A because of the current border dis- commanders in Algeria. BONN FAV0R8 DOWUNO -putas between Irtdia and Com- Paul Graham, 22, the man police whether he regarded a trip as in­ lor's book, ‘The. Uncertain Trum­ Bonn. Gemuuiy, Nov. 1 9 —Tha , muhtst China., ■ say W’aa driving a car which killed terference. pet," to be published by Harper eboiee of Walter C. Dotrlfeig aa Some in Katmandu suggested Priest Conducts Course three Columbus, Ohio, school-chil- * British circles have interpreted A Brothers in January. The title new U.R. amfeaiwador. to meat all - new that the expedition may have 'dren pleads innocent by reason of -Kuznetsov's remarks as a flat /iermany is welcomed ia goren*,." at R0asonable found - i t , impossible to scale the Insdnity to Seven, charges arising turndown on Hammarakjold'a pro- (Continued on Pago Ninel meat circles here. OfHelal* said Nepalese ride of the mountain-^ from the trag'edy. , . Lt. C*n. G. the formal agraeBieat ef the gov- described by experts as unscalable On World Disarmament H. Davidson, superintendent of ommeot of ChaaeeDar Kosirad ^ prices! play tex T —and tried the Tibetan side. If- '/ U.S. Mllitar>' Academy, (pays Vice Tempest in Teapotorium Adenauer .hae alrisEwly heeai is this happened, the sources said, Adm. Hyman Rickover^has shown given. It wae acemupMaed hy a ^ By BILL W J>BAN. '^that’a the, practical place to tiy to' mesawge from Adeaanm' sayfaig New coat shapes, handsome ■ Pmahs; Neb., Nov.: 7 (JP)—We’ve exercise control, he believes. Ignorance of facts in criticizing new! slips on and off lh seconds. , . .. ,• j (Oentteaed ea Fage ’iWo) got the cart before the hone In, ^ucalional standards "of service he wae • delighted the carosr of fabric, subtle of color, .V' “ It doesn't m atter so much |tow academies.. Dr. “Henry Welch of diplomat I* to sncceed 1)iavtd«R-'' No more tugging. No bunching. Vour new Pliytex girdle slips on and off oaTdlsahnament wrsqgUhg-wlth many atomic bombs you hsv4 so No One in U.S. Can Top E. Bruce, iafoma^ eourees aidd. styled with a. classic yet the Soviets, says th* teacher of YierOR'MCLAOLBN Food and Drug - Administration long as you don't have the de­ tones dinvn Mmewhat optimistic feminine air. IVool coats in what may. he the Hollywood,'tJalif, Nov. 4 (JPh-i guage. And as you> might chaser of-old automobiles Is a g a rte rs a te so easy to, a d ju st . • 4. guarantee to last the life of ^ne g^ra.ee pendsbl* beat. Yqu.gst pr^ gesturing with a fistful of techni­ ious attempt at disarmament Will Spread quietly through second "wreckologist** went of this Cambodlaa capttaL day from-classes white their teach­ he made iuttU both rides'get what ■Victor - McLaglen, one qf ‘ th t guo((w, Americans are ' to A Gsmbodlsa cyelist, whom the mium service, top. All deeignad. Rsg. 88JA|:,^ ' 4 7 OK Sices S-M-L-XL. cal papers from the bulging book- movie’s all time rough-tough •floor Of farm house at Brookdale, But one fair-minded cor­ new pbytex mold ’n hoW zipper girdle a . ” j u u tO'inake home heating easy. ers attended a convention, inter­ they need: a reaT^stalemate with Pa., kUlfaig two brothers and their blame. CUneoe driver attcsnpfrd to iv*49;98 rupted a rabbit hunt yesterday to sHelves and filing cabinet* which tors and- Academy Awaol-winner!^' "Lubritorium t- snorted respondent pointed out ths zips on and off so easily. Magic finger panels contrQl both frbnt and back. crowd his modest room in the both satisfied they are''not the eleter, while a party is going on British,.are. committi (g a. few avoid, aeoordiag to wttnweea, 1 , “tmmmmrnmmmmmttm rob a bank of $1,600. underdog." died’ today of a conjeated heart (levhistairs. one corresl^dent who aired was seriously Injuped. The four Girdle or panty girdle 110.95. XL (girdle only) II1.95.S ’Thinking it over, they returned' Jesuit quarters of Creighton Unl- failure. He was 72. atrocities themselves. At an iiii f o y C m Is Only $29.98 Call today lor venlt.v...... Milwaukee-bom Father iponway ' 'IpTlenda of Dalai .Lama trying to ' is disgust in *rimes columns, ironmMigerr (hardware store) Chlame to the Jeep wore sHght-. to the scene of the holdup lO min-- started out as' a student of papal The burly" lA>nd6n-born act(^ Eiet HP meeting of Tlbet’a .fugitive e , word refers, he bellevea iilii —• new playtex magic, contndlcr ~ "" ; „ • ■ . j, ok utes later, gave the money back "Before long It will be too late died in hia home at nearby New­ it is now' poqsibia to buy a ^ h u r t ; - ;, ,w MEN‘S COAT STYLE SWEATERS to control the missile^.' The thing disarmament teachings, origfinat- god-king with President Eisen- the . smelly place In i ga-/ "tenderometer." ,It*s a device «■ .....t- Roady To Wear Deparlmont with Magic finger panels for tiimmy control. Girdle or panty girdle fo.wo, and waited for a deputy sheriff to port. Beach, after an illness of\sr I ra |n where Isutomobjles je t Mebilheot ^ g . 810,66. ie getting /terther opt of hand ed a 19’43 "Pattern for - Peace’’ noWer during his visit to India next which sounds an alarm when ■ ACTOR LOSES LEG < . . Take Elsvator ’To Second Floor XL 49.95. , ' “ . arrest them. None had a prior rec* nqobth .-. 'IWo more Nike Hercules i thmr Joints greased. > ALL SIZES NOW * 8 . 7 5 ord. every minute.**'"' declaration backed by, J47 Protes­ Hi* . widow; son. Andy, and vegetables are' cooked to the ' Now York. Nov. 7 —A tb u ~ J. W’. HALE BRA DISPARTWOENT—l ^ Floor The crux of the problem is In- tant,. Catholic and^Jeiriah leaders fassEHtbed 'from Holo Foint site at Blit there; Is worse, an­ right degree, of softness. Martyn Green watoiied fully State’s Atty. Dean. Sumner of daughter, .Bheila, w ere a t.^ e bedi (Okinawa, Only place OU^de United other corre'apohdent reported. WE OWE «vf f Reg. 818.68. . Reg. p.96. Codington c

Vaman MetheOat Ohnnh Uto SoIvsIMl Warren R.; O evelt n M eter M l IMto ‘ IMaJoc'aml Bandits Jap Eii^editioii Plcsas Court NoUes 9:30 a.m., Worahlp Sendee And Offleata Ri on * - — nurtory. care for {wsachool chil­ '' I VYl'.vl ' Business Bodies dren. Sermon by the Rev. Mr! Ovr 9:30 a,m.; Sunday ^ d Up Bank Feared Lost IQ ell, “V^re to Begin in Tour 10:46 a.m:, MonMag .9iMW. BBIDGB ABOUMENT * 8e«h d ^ I George ICrause Case Search (or God". Murio by Citadel.,aMM, fMflOn MtSSSS THE fOOra 10:46 a.m.. Church School for by Majpr. Lamie. . Nepal Blizzard S t JnoMa R. C. Church R^urtt Mbaey By Alfred StatewoM A 5 2 A charge of breach of peace CotaoMln RvangeUofil Lnttanta ^ children froth 8 ynnto.tlirough 8th 3 p.m., HoapiuMvtitUtion by- B.S. H aston Team . Shot agaitat Globe Hollow clUef life Otrardi Rev. John R^ Huanen, Pniitor grade. Children wM forgot to Mra. BUMbeth WllaOn and Mrs. Uit party' niay hava bean arraatad H 199 9 4 3 Rev.. JanMS T. O'Connell « Oas> "Please aetUe an argument _ ^ t guani George M. Krause, 39, 'of O b itu a ry /intar and OmiriM). Sts. >lng torir UNdCEF bones lent Ibom ai McCann. by Rad C3ilnajN> troop# aUtlenad haa split our bridge .club. rl|mt ♦ K 4"; " (Cqatlaned from Page Oae) i authoritiea forbade them to attend 543 Hartford Rd..'haa been polled PM i C. Knta«nr, Pastor Rev. Joseph H. McCann Sunday may do so today. p.m., Prayer aervtca. along tha Tibetan border. dot™ the middle;’ » by the Court of Cofhmon Pleas i- Rev. John D. Regan 7 p.m.. Senior Methodiat Youth '7 p.m.. Evening atrries. Mnaic yrH ddnt A. 3. Turtosk, •#, to ' «1ro The M-ytar-old Kato, A Jap- WEST EAST once they arrived. aw somt awney." ."The quesQoh''l)l whether it is al­ 4h6 AKQI917I |>ratonted proof of medical Inad­ Yaatewy Board of Education Hartford. William C. Kafiaedy a.m., Holy .Communion. Feilowahlp at the churcK by (Utadel Songfters tad bail ■<1 didn’t uank k* would , tkoet, anaae governmaht atatlstiet^ ways, .without exception, correct to T NoM ' V'7 6 2* • visability or rpligioua ..(tojeetlon. member- Harold Garrity aSld the Krause tad appealed .a convic­ 9;W a.m.. The Service (Nuraery Sunday Manses at 5. 7. I f 9, •ion topic. '‘How Can "Rto Tell Sermim by Major Lamlj^ was aooMnpanled by Iforipki Abe f William C. Kmnady, Corona, L. 10:16 and 11:30 a.nt. tout lie tad throotoned me .end, sifM t a douWeton. of your part­ 4 AK9743. .♦ Asked for. Hearlag burden of respotiaibiUty for educa­ tion on the charge and a 830 fine I., ton of Charles A. Kennedy. 55, in Piriah House). What la Right hnd^W fui ia well, irou just never know," Tur* end Ultouham Olehl. They atartad ner’s speolng Ipad- ■ , . , Weill said hla Wife called lUlng tion lies with the parent, not the levied by Judge Julea Karp In Man­ 9;30 a.m.. ’iha Church School. ^ Wrong?” All high nenool young thatr trak from KaiSsundu the esc- Spruce St., died yesterday at Elm­ S t BrMget’a R. C. Chnrch United Methedlet Choreb of BoMen tak said, ’ ."Waat .year-(d^ the mountain to comrnemorata this amount of •time to make Ws plan. hear them, but not until toe itext whoad ptaanta refused to have him hfttlng 15-year-old John Ayers of -Olinrrh of the Natarene Aasiataht ♦ A 5 ♦ Aug.^28, 1906. He was educated In Rev, Dennis R. Huseey, Assistant Revi/Lawrened^F. Alneond, 9:30 d.m., Church School for all took k handful of 130, $10>and. |8 year’s 25th ennIVeraary of the Thia gave East time to. make ^ regular meeting, Nov. 16. Immunized against smallpox. Eaat Hartford when he found the the Pittsfield, Mass, publio achools 355 Main 8L departmenta. founding of Fukuoka Vnlverelty, . C„ Rv Winslow, Mlntofer R«v. Ferry M. Sfurier, Mila: He and the younccr^^ ran hla mind. He decided to rt»yJ** 2^SV W v K .Hra, Wells asked If the children ^ a Wells children were permit­ boy taking hia (Krause's) wallet tad was graduated from St. Joseph . mililstore 9:30 and l l a.ni., Moriitog .wor­ out the door to a car opei^ied hy his alma mater; .ton irfdlemonds a t the flrit trick. could attend;«hool until toe mat­ from hia coat that waa hanging In Sunday Masnea at 7, 8, 9. 10, il: 3 A * * 4 V ly # ted to^. remain In school all day High School in that city Ha at­ 9 and 10:46 a.nt;. Morning Wor­ ship. Stewardship Sunday, sarvlee the other boye. IS and IS. ' Mt. Ghauri' Sankar is taout 16 ‘.nYeat noticed that IJi* “ ter were atu^htened'out, and waa TuSaday and returned as usual on the Globe Hollow bathhouie. The 9:30 a.m„ Church School. Cliuses In toe Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m„ of Consecration . fpr StswariMUp mUes west of the world’e higheet « T All Pmm tended Vlllanova college at Villa- ship: "A Jarring QuMtlon," by . Sumner said the'hoya told him diamonda waa miaalng, He ,r“ - Openiag lead ~ AK told no. J " the school bua. boy adnfltted, In Town Court, that nova, Pa. He was employed at the for all ages. Visitors. Sermon, "The Imparfect three of t h ^ convinced the onS sMuntala — the 30,00t-f0ot lit. ■oned 0»at Eaat would not bPtoer Mbanwhlle, the Board t>f Educa­ he took the wallet, claiming he waa 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. Chuirh of the Aaeiitoption the Rev. Mr. Almond. Wadnaaday, .this Wells children Foto Inatrument Co. at Long- Is­ Adame, S t nod Thompuen Rd. 9 and 10;45 a.m.. Church School Temple." . ' who held i^r^rbak to return the Bvereet. ^ to aignal with a doublfton alnco tion chairman Christie McCormick stayed at home'. Wells said he-re- tempted when he saw ar $1 bill pro­ land City, N. Y. Message by toe Pastor. Theme' 11 a.m.. Nursery. money.,'iCfter drivinc around the It ie part of a aemlMrcle of bor­ tta M dlng made ,it ,'ObvlouiB that said the WellSea were putting ..the ceived a letter (oHildding them truding from It. "IffoUvatlng Memories.’’ Rev. Joseph FUrtolL Pnator for Nursery through Junior High. should switch to a black suit mt Surviving, besides hla father, Rev. Francle^. Butler, Asalatont 10:45 a.m.. Church School for 2 p.m., - Stewardship VisHsUoil. bMcdt they went back to the tank der mountains that includes lit. i declarer could not have leMth m ths aeqond trick no m atter who children on the school but and to attend, from Hling; He also re­ The life guard claimed he pushed are hla wife. Elms Lalne Kennedy; 10:46 a.m.. Children’s Church . 7 p:m.. Senior Methodist Youth Cho Oyu,' which clMmed the lives diamnda. Therefore West led the sending them to school, deaplte the the boy onto a bench, but did not 6 p.m.. Youth Servlet. X ------Senior High. .and g a ^ the money back. holds the miqaiiV diamond. If ceived a phone call ftora Chair­ a ao.n, Brother Charles, at Marieat Sunday Maosek at 7, 8, 9, 10:16, Fellowship. ' When a deputy sheriff arrived, of two Suropean women and two aoe of diamonds at the second East has It', South''will ruff ths (act they had been expelled. > man McCormick forbidding toem to Kit him. College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; a 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Sendee. 6 p.ip.. Youth MismberoMp Ctaaa, he found tSe fourMme etan^lni: Sherpa guides during an expedi­ The burden of returning the chil­ attend. The charge was brought by the Message by the pastor.. . Theme' and 11:80 a.m. 6th grade room. trick- . . taoond diamond (aa he did when daughter, Miss EHaine Kennedy, 7 p.m.,--Junior High FoUowshlp, outside the bank waiting to be ar- tion last' month; . ' "Thia solved <.#11 of Souths toe hand v)aa played). If South dren home was falling on the Board Thursday, the Wells children parents of the boy, who eaid Krauae Corona, .L. I... and two aiatera, "Drifting.” , ' of Education, said McCormick. again boarded toe school bus. hit him. Judge Karp ruled Krauee sit Bartholomew’s Chnrch Wesley hall. rested. problaiiis. He ruffed tta aoe—of has the last diamond, however, he Greta M. Roche, Haatinga-on-Hud- Bnekley School'Andltorhim;' Radio Today The boya tad been rabbi^ hunt­ diamMids, drew, three trunips. and Wellz said today this waa not , This time, the school nurses in shohld not have taken the law into aon, N. Y., and Mrs. William E. Rucklngtam Oongregntlonal ' 7 p.m-i Senior High Fellowahip cahiiol eat I t There is. itothihg in exactly so. Olastonbary —^B4W. Philip Hneeoy, Pnator' ing while sctaolt' were clpsed aa Valerie Johnson 'ran the ckita to discard dummy's dummy on which he can get rid toe various schools attended by Ms own hands. Tripp, Clearwater, Fig. from Emanuel an Qhkrai "Gazette Girl" contest at Upsala South goes dOwn if West Swltehea Vine Parmelee. Covenant OongregaUanal CRnrrli S:16 Music Tin Ons College, East Orange, N.J. monds. Attended. Tuesday "I don't know at this point,” (A nolle ia a disposition mean­ Pilgrim Fellowship. (Evnngelleni Covennat) 11:00 News bers of "good families” at Water- Oeta.aad Mn. Williem Fiihcr of fDeet Hertford end Mn. Robert Bigelow of Oieatoiihui^'''(Hersld to Mther blaCk suit at the second Dally (tuoriton ing tha prosecutor chooses not to M a^es .at 7. 8:30 and lO k.nri.^ BhotolqrBatemu). ' The annual competition,' spon­ trick, South must ' draw thfee Tuesday Wells sent the children said Wells. 43 Spruce St. 11: JO-Music Till One town, 10 miles west of Hera . As dealer, you hold: Spades 5; to school again, with notes to their Earlier he said, "We’ve been.con­ prosecute). F u d e r a li St- John’s PoUsh National Itov. , K. EJnar ltoek,j||paator - I ’.OO News, Sign Oft Thk four will be Uken to Ju­ sored by tbs campus’ newspaper, is tnuhpi ' before. lie Can cash the Hearts-None; Diamonds; A K 9 7 teachers, saying he, Wells, waa tent to go our way, and let other A 82,600 civil suit haa been Catholic Church Sacred Heart Church w ric —u a i venile court eherfed. with "eh act The Tedford Gallery et 15 Oak a.m. every day, It will close at ciUttea'ud will bo in volume pro- a search for a freshman or sopho­ cluba; and this ieavea only two 4 3; Cluta J 10 5 7 6 3. What do complying with the Connecticut peo^to go theirs." brought against Krause by Mrs. Church St., Vernon 1:00 Your Homs Dseorstor of dell^ency," Suiniicr aeld. The more girl to reign'as queen for the trumpa in dummy, hot enough for Mrsi LilUan Davidson TUden ' 2 8 Golwny St. 9:30 a.m., Suinday SoIkmI with I :I0 Northesst-m St,. .WMch opened thie week, le a 5:80 p.m. on ICondaya, IXieidaya^ tion early npxt ytar! you aay? / compulsory education law by put­ len they try to force It on Ruth B. Ayers, the boy’s mother. Funeral services for Mrs. Ltl- ^R*v. Walter A. Hysako, Pastor Rev. Ralph Kelley. Pastor claaaes for all aga-groupa.' This is 4:.10 Foothall Beorsbnord Juvs^e judge will deeida whether shi^ daaignad to provide a com­ and Saturdays and at 5:30 Exact panormance ' flgurea are entire college year. Finalists are three toeing spades. . Answer: Bid' one diamond.- You ting them on the bua to send them us, this Is where .we draw the Mrs. Ayers Is being represented 4:46 Tho PTitSUs they will be proaacuted ea adults chosen on the taaia of beauty, per-, "Biu thia la iaide from the main lian Davidson Tllden, 84, of 80 the closing week of the NaUonal S.;3l) News, Westhsr plete piaMire and piotura framing Wadnaadays, Thursdajx-mid Fri claasifled, but it Is expected that intend to bid clubs Iqter, unless to school, even though the''school line.” by the law firm of Laachever and CarurCh St.,' who died Tueaday, 8:30 a.m., Maas. Masses at t, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Fall Rally Conteet of tha denom­ 6:40 Monitor or juvamlea : sarvloa.'Tta owners. Kenneth and days. Sundays, It wUrbe open un­ speed and range wiirexeeed 'pres' sonality, scholastic achievement, point. .Should. Eaat signal' hla partner raises dianlonda anthuai- Barall of East Hartford. Atty. i;00 News Sumner decBfied to reveal their and participation in extra-curricu­ douhleton in diamonda by playing were held yesterday afternoon at lOiSO a.m., Solemh high Maas, ination; i:16 Weathtr, Bports Virglilia Tsdford, aay It la Man- til 1 p.m ent 'Seat talicbpters b y ' a wide aatlcally. With a freakish two- Philip Bayer of Manchester Is rep­ St. Francis of AasUI Church 10:80 a.m.; Church-Ume Nwaary. i:I0 Monitor namea ehataaa^a first shop devottd axclu- margin. Tha speedy HU3K’s lar acthritiea. the ten, or should he play the resenting Krause. South Methodist Church. The Rev. South Windsor A H anchester High School deuce of diamonda at the first autter K pays to open the bidding Lawrence Almond, pastor, offici­ Gospel Hell 10:46 .a.m.. Morning WonMff- 10:06 Automstle Rspert slvaly to such wall acceesoriea. Attaoda Seminar Sight and navigation' equipment a trifle light rather than pSM. UeS. G>urt Backs Injunction 416 Center S t Kev. James F. Glynn, Pastor Laymen'a Visitation Sunday to the 10:10 Monitor Tsdford said the geliery will of- Includes the'latest In electronic graduate. Valerie la stud^^g to be­ trick?” ated. Soloist was Rtaeft Gordon Rev. Raymond B. Yaskauskas, 10:90 Harness lUcIni -^W. J. Godfrey Gourley of 72 come a mathmatios teacher. She.it Curiously enough, experts don't (Copyright 1969, Jr., and organist wgli Jack Grove conference. Milton ia(berg of 10:90 Music With • Best far-kn axtansive group of aulijoefs Cooper Hill St. attended a recent gear and flta it to today’s widely K of C Setback General Featorea Oorpi) 10:30 a.ni., 'Breaking o/ Bread. Assistant Paator Springfield, Maas, ts the guest In 11:00 Nsws an4 nttofta” to Include ^oHt repro- ilsperaad, faster, all-weather Nav­ the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Len­ agree on thia question. Soiae play Ordering Steel Strike End Burial was in Eaat Cemetery. 11:16 Sports final Disk Jockey8, ssminar for advencod underwrit­ nart Johnson. Her father la an in­ high, others play low. Its'' wise to X " ‘Happy Time’ Bearer* were 'Charles Davidaon, 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. our .service. Sermon by toe Paa- ll;io Monitor i duotlMB end. original paintingi. ing preeented by the Provident al atrategiea; the company says. 7 p. , Gospel meeting. Masses at 7. 8, 9. 10:15 and 11:30 tor: "What-OhrtoUanlty ITeana. ' 19:00 BtarUght Bsrsmtdo Tha Wunlng aeiridw will provide a A Navy, spokesman recently In structor in the Howell Cheney Patten's, 1,847; Ramblers, 1,- agrae on thia iiiaUer with your Edward Delltat, W. J. GUdfrey 19:56 Nsws. ilxn Ott Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Technical School in Manchester. 816; North. Ends, 1,797; HBLCO, ^orously fblight the Injunction but Gourley, AVchle Haugh, Frank Tuesday, 8 p.m.,. Prayer meet- a.m.' 6 p.m.. Vesper. Hour with Rev. Song PJ^uggers lata'-^lectlM i '•f., picture Phlledelphis: dicated that, as the HUSK - ii favorite partners. With - other (Continued from Page One) . Real Success m A Y S i S for custom frtaitegLUid •latad to leplaca utility hellcoptera The flbld of candidates for the 1,753; Fogarty’s . ' 1,741; Steven­ partners you may have to--'take steelworkers President David J. McGeown and Willard Horton. , tog. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church and Mrs. Elmer Pearoon of Cali­ 1:00 Blf Show The Mminar,. held In Phlladel- "Oaxette Girl” title will be nar­ son's. 1.730; Cunliffs’s, 1,732; It then added; McDonald haa announced that the On Tbiursday evening organiza­ Friday, 8 p.m. Bible reading. fornia as guqata. 'nie Pearaona are 7:f0.Frankls Aralen -made frames fOr phis, was condutced by company spw ppertting with-the 5eot, the your, chances on guessing right. (Missouri Synod) 7:90 FolUh N s t l ^ ffemo framers," Tedford evintUBl quantity ordered might rowed to four by a panel of faculty Knights, 1,717; 8th DUtrict, 1,671; Still more curioiuly, this is not "But the statute does recognize union members would be sent back By MARION CASEY tions of the church, of which Mri. returning to their work in The 9:00 Bis Show Facing Pro]M l«5SS;ri oactals. and approximataly 75 rep- Cooper and High Sts. Bffigita Congo. Soofel hour i^ll run to' imma 250 heliebptera. Ka- members and ita Gazette editors. Messier’s, 1,668; Packard’s, 1,668; ths true point of the hand. West .certain rights in the public to have to work promptly If the supreme The Manchester C o m m u nl t y Tllden waa a member, paid their First Church of Christ Scientist Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor 11:16 Btf Show . •3n addltldn^ the gallery will take resentatlVaa..from agencies in the man 1# going ahead with plans to The winner wilt; .be chosm from Chomaii’a, 1,632. NOTtH unimpeded for a time production court so ordered. Players, following a tradition of reapects. Maadnie Temple follow with Group No. 3 in charge 19:00 News. B ln Off (Centtamad eastern part df-tli# country were these four by a v6te of Oie entife in industries vital to the national Spokesmen for the union and several yeara of good theatre,. of refreshmente/- w r a p —1419 otdara for all types of art and dS' resent. complata FAA certlflcation of tha High .score. Ramblers, 127; \ f i n i )RTiS.6md44A 9 a m., Sunday School. Free Bus 1:00 M ikt' Lawless — -HH IIC In ‘ anticipation m; thrn aed student body. Winner of the con- health or safety. It makes the the induatry botl) suspended nego scored a real success in their prj>- Miss IVy B. Clark 11 a.m.. Sunday service and 9:00 Conn. Ballroom the Amet^en- -Oulld-el—Autk^TA trtt will be announced at the Up- ■econd h i^ , H*md*>'’a> I'ld; t o n H transportation. 9:00 H i-n n u b Cmnpoeers. \ ehlUnn,. peU and homn, etter- for a commerclalr 10 passenger tur- and SUNDAY United States toe guardian of tiatlons while toe case was before ductlon of "The Hkppy Time” at Graveside services for Mias Ivy Church School. Connecticut Agency of Provident sala-.-Winter Dance on' Dec. A' these righto In litigation/ Whltoii auditorium last evening. 6:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. Community BdpOat Cliiireh '.OO Conn. Ballroom ^ "There la no doubt" ta r n Sala^ kaada, tftdemarki and family hme helicopter.. The G. Bi'TM the court. , B. Clark were held In Buckland 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. 10 a.m., Nursery in the parish 6M E. Centta St. at the Green :00 News. Weather lU; ■ ^ __: Mutual with offloes in BloomSeld. wRteh.jiowsrB the' RU2K, la, al MANSFIELD The majority opinion said that The F ^ eral Mediation and Con­ The amall audience that 'turned Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Reading room hours at 749 Main J4:16 Howls B. "that commardal teitary has ba< the court had concluded that Taft- house during church worship. Rev, Joint R. Neobert, pastor 7:90 Word of U fa coma a prims factor in datanntn- Original paintings now being ready clrtllted for commercial op? ciliation service' also cut off bar­ out to see it was rewarded •with a - MlsS Clark, 78, who was a St. Tuesday. Friday. Saturday, 11 9:00 Howie B. are by Emmett Pratt, East Confereace Speaker oration. . iM s.Snaday^A ti Color!. Hartley "entrusts the courts only play of considerable sparkle, 10 am., Synodical Observance lag v ^ a t music la playM on many Benjamin B. Levy, consumer One Driver Held H U H \SI|)| gaining aessiona awaiting action teacher In the-Manchester school a.m. to 4 p.m;, Thursday 11 a.nj. to with film and recording on Con­ 9:3»'a.m., Sunday Church School #:00 Lou T«rry landacape artist; Walter with toe determination of a ‘daae by the court. plenty of Gallic raclheas, and oc­ system for more than 40 years, 9 p.m. 11:00 News broadcaat programs and what products sales manager of Rogers Jeff Ohandler-Fesa Parker or controversy', on which the ju­ vention of The Lutheran (^urch, fqpXll ages. Cradle Roll through 11:10 Lou T srrx musical raoorda the pvAUc la aur-’ Van AMdalc^ Coventry ertiat, On Binlr Hoard Most union and company qegO' casional poignancy in the grop- and who taught the 1-room open "Adam and Fallen Man” will be 1:00 Dei Rayeas < teacher and former illuatrator; and Con>.. Rogers, delivered a paper at ' In 2-Car Crash "THE JAYHAWKERS dicial p o ^ r can operate, not con<- ings of Bibi aa hb achieves young Missouri Synod, and report of dull. reptiUoualy induead to buy. the mgional teriuiical conference Barnard J. Cdlby of the '(Haw AU Color! End* Tueg. tiatora were at their homes when fair achool in the North End for the subject of the Lesson-Sermon. delegate, Rudolf Lotz. 10:15 a.m., Cniurch Activity pro­ WDfF—1*99 Ifra. FrailMBca Kitching, Covenr London) Day Publishing .Ob. has taining iSly element capable of the court ..ruled. manhood. Thp setting iS Ottawa studenU ailapected of being tuber­ The (Solden Text is from Revela- 1:00 Bieweass. Now* "From raportsin varimis pubH- try artiat ^wbo painte imuiual of the Society of Plastics held Cteaning the windshield turned SUriey MacLslne-CUg Young only legislative or executive de­ 11 a.m., Gotteadlenat. gram for children, C rad le/w ll 1:90 football Warmup been named to the New London //MAY MUTT "LOOK BACK IN ANOER" The 80 day injunction upheld by In the twenties; the pharactera. a cular irtcUms or having other tton (2:7). through Kindergaften. 1:48 TrlBtty-Ambsrit eatlona, it la clear ( ta t aoip* florals in oil. \ thia week In St. I-ouia. advisory, board of Hartfoid Na­ out to be an unforttinata occupa­ termination. French Ctaadian family, and a 3:30 p.m., Miaalon festivaT serv the acaadalous facts hava coma to Levy's paper was on the- use'Of tion yeaterdey 'for. q woman, driver rcuiTJUMm "ASK ANY/^Rl" Klchard Burton-Claire BIoom toe Supreme Court In itself will lung diseases, d |^ in St. Peters­ Selections from the Bible In ice with guests from neighboring 10:30 a.m„ Morning Worahlp. 4:16 Pootball Wrspup The Tedfords live in East'H art­ tional Bank and Trust Co. "We do not find that the termi­ few of the people whose lives are burg, Fla., Montay. elude the following (Genesis 1:27, '6:90 Showcase News the attention of both the Federal ford and both were formerly active Poron, s new type of plastic de­ Who. poltcp said, drove.. Into the' not solve the strike. congregations, the Rev. James T. Children's 8 a r m o n : "Sunday,” 6:96-nz It Frofram Colby ia ]^eaident of the COn-^ nation of the. ItiJuncUon after a It merely will send the men closely' associated with theirs. The Rev. Alfred L. Wllllama, 31). Adult 8eVmon:-.^’'What'o Tho 8:46 Sound Flight Trade Commission and tha Fad- in central Connecticut art associa­ veloped for internal construction necticut Daily Newspaper Aasn. rear of another car on Hlilard St. specified time, or toe machinery Pa>a and Grandpere Bonnard, Heinemeier. of /E n fie ld , guest aral Communications Oommlaalon. back to their jobs for that period rector of St. Mary’s Church of­ Correlative passages from "Sci- Point?” ' - S.WSporhk tions. in footwear, for insoles. and secretary of the New England Katherine Dietz of French Rfl. established in an attempt to ob­ played respectively ta Robert Wal- bnee and Health with Key to the preacher. Fellpy^hip luncheon af 6:66 ReidoiHKSports Yet neither of thasa bodies hju Tedford, Interior designer for TWO additional technical papers who told police she had reached and Otder ' both , sides to try to ficiated. . ter the aentae. 7 p.m., Junior High Yopth Fol- 6:00 Canada Ca Dally Newspaper Assn.; ' m e 4:teri;u ...\ tain. a peaceful settlement of the reach an agreement before the Iq- tan and Richard Recknagel, are Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, 4:06 Nawa Ron acted to protect the public or the Watkina Bros., was formerly head dealin,? with new developments in forward to wipe the inside .of the underlying dispute during the in­ 7 p.mXW alther League Young idwahlp wltlwMary Lou Kowel} and '•;16 Showcase junction period ends. among the mqat important roles, Harold T. Saunders Include the following (p.183:21- Margaret Wolcott laading. Re- authors and compbsara of music.'’ of tta design department at Che­ insulation materials will be pre­ windshield and didn't see the other junction's pendency, detracts from and they are, kdmlrably-done. Pa­ Society. 6:96 Bill Stern The bulk at Imna’s IS-page New Labor BUI Next! Starts Wed. DINE EINCE ★ FRI. ind SAT. The strike could resume af the 'Funeral services for Harold T. 23). •------J------I freahments. 00 News ney Bros. He ii a graduate of the sented- by the Rogers Corp. at the The new labor bill; according to car in time, was' arrested and "BBT NOT FOlt GWEFT, SOFT MUSIC BY this conclusion." pa is devoted to his wife''(-who la Saunderk were held yesterday St 2 16 Brenlng Devotions memorandum dtad articles in.an- Rhode laland School of Design and Sll^ond National Conference on charged with foUawing too closely. At another point in the opinion end of toe 80-day period if an : Calvary Chapel 7 p.m.. Senior Ytiuth Fellowship. 7:^Stowcase7 Newe“ Industrial News Reviqw, contains not French); oiUy a little less de­ p.m. at He InVea Funeral Home, 400 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Topic: "Chrlstita Outreach.” Ro- tcftaiiupent imiuatry trade publi? a former instructor in the Masaa- the Application of Electrical In- The Dletx Car hit a car driven by ★ JOEY. and ★ HUGH WILSON , the majority aaid they thought toe agreemant ia not reached. voted to his father and two erring (Assemblies of God) 11:06 Husia Beyond Uis SUrs. R sw t cations complaining of suck prac­ provisions .ofhtifli' significance to Thelma D. Lawson of l l Clyde Rd. ‘ . IN OUR OOZY, OOM^RTABLB DININO ROOM In hia dissenting opinion, Doug­ Main St. ' - _ Church and Park Sts. freahments., . 19:06 Newa.Motmdup ohusetta state college system. He sulatlon.'The conference will be I the industry which practically Judgment of toe lower courta in brothers (for are they not ail Bon­ The Rev. Theodore Chtadler. of . 82 Vernon' St. 19:16 Sign Gff tices as bribing diak Jockeya to has appeared before many cluba held In Washington, D.C.. Dec. eveiy cltlren depends on for day- Mrs. Lawson, driving east, on upholding the Injunction .to atop las favored returning the case to The Rev. Alfred L. Wllllo K. L. Gustafson, Pastor promots new recorda. - F4INOHEON a ta D O n ^ SERVED DAILY district court "for particularized nards?) and ia an understanding- Bolton Center Congregatidhkl - - pastor... and art groups aa a lecturer. 8-10. \ !j hvby da"day aervlce-^retaUing.— ■■ - - ■ — Hillard St. had stopped fbf the the strike for 80 days la "simply parent al^ways to ,Blbi. Mr. Wal- Church officiated. Burial was In Nbrto Methodist Church . Lana callod this "only a small stO£ sign a't Main S t.. E j H S T l U O O p THE FIN1»T in ITA LI^A M ERICA N FOOD V. auppOrted on toe grounds that findings as to how the steel strike The -Rev. Prescott Re ch Jr., 9:45 a.m., Sunday School —Spe­ r one thing; a queatton of legs TRY^CH DEUCIOI^FIZZA . . . num keep a 6ne balance, doing the East Cemetery. >" naalstw t 800 Parker St. portion of tha entire a o r ^ atory.' Heads Assoclatioii man will present a paper entitled Jurisdiction has been clarified.. .'Eh Damage was light to tta two m ' i fv J a.-, i. A t i . ' the strike imperils the national imperils the ‘national taalto’ and part with warmth but never with Bearers were Frank Saunders, cial presentation by Missionary Rev. H. Osgood Bemiett, mlalotor In New York last night, Hurray Simon Feinberg was elected bill providea that the NaUonal vehicles, and no one was roporled ■afety.” what plants need to be re-opened Miss Helen Burgees and two Nav­ "Glass Mlcrofiber-Reinforcad Tef­ A U CaUIB AND 0-8COrE RESTAURANT—MI 8-51M exaggerated sentimentality. Richard Paggioli, Walter Taylor, Mato HU. Cor. Ot HU Jasnes Kaufman, preaideat of the Nation­ president of tha newly formed lon Inaulatlon ICade by a Paper Labor Relations Board will handle Injured. The accused is - due in The court said that In making to pr<^ce the small quantity of Best In Oast Andrew Baltaer. Carl Linders, and 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. ajo girls____ from______Bits Hochee, Ariz. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Loyalty SUHf al Council of Disc Jockeya de­ Dbpot Square, Maacheator steel now needed for the national Daily Breakfast ■ped al Mancheeter Green Assn, et a Type Process.” It wss this type of disputes Involving fetaUera with court Nov, 14. OtoM Fstd Cert feresas - this finding. It was relying upon Aa Grandpere, Mr. Recknagel Ernest Linders. \ 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer and IJg,“ g"nt!atlon' Christm as.'^fts day. Sermon; "God’a Love—My Orange Juice. 2 eggs, any manded that the Harris tubcom- meeting this week In the VFW u ’taal aales volume of $500,000 or OebMe BeriwMi Msy BMW We Cater To Partfas, evidence of the effect of the strike ■safety'. Holy Baptism. Junior (3hoir. Ad­ for the Indian families. Rogers-developed material Banqneta, ItocdpOaBa, Bto. ■ succeeds perhaps the best in the Response, "g Commissioning of •tele, battered teast, mittee apMogiae for “the state- Home. Other offleera chosen Were has been used on virtuaUy .every more, while state courts and agen­ "ItjBUrted "BLUE CHIANTI on specific defense projects. "There would be < open for in­ cast, in seeming thoroughly Mrs. Catherine Connors dress by the rector, (tourch School 10:45 a.m . Morning W orship- vliltora in the Every Member meat of your committee which tn? Charlee Berta.to, vice president; cies will .bave the responalbility In With A Kise" ANGEL" -The 'opinion said the majority quiry and findings aiiy questions classes follow. Otheir services are Miss Helen Burgeaa, guest speak­ fern diahoneet pracUcea by dlac missile nose cone which has been 2:4ea:M-14:W 4:Zf-SiU French in his inflections and man- Funeral services for Mrs. Cath­ Canvass which begins toddy. and Arthur B^ube, sscretary and 'Succeeafully recovered. the case of retaUers with a lesser felt they did not need to pass on pertaining to ‘national health' in neriama. He is Che easy, polite erine Connors of Glastonbury, who conducted by the aaaiatant at this er. / - » 9 a.m,, Nuraery (Children 3 and Jockeys." treasurer. volume. l^O W ! 10:w FALL POUCy I the government's contention that the narrow sense in 'which the act time in the Children’s Chapel (old 6 p.m., Christ’s/Am bassadors, In cooperation with General For another, me new law makes d i n e -dancse-h a v e f u n French gentleman who Is at the died Thuraday, were held thia under, Including Crib Nursery), "For your intormauon, sir.’’ said After the election of olBcers. Electric -Co. and Hollingsworth A SUNDAY national safety In thia context uses those words," Douglas com same time sophisticated and mod­ morning from the John F. Tierney Church) for kindergarten, and in youth Service. ' / ' Kindergarten (ages 4 and 5), Kaufman-in a telegram to Harrla, Feinberg, manager of Discount it unlawful to picket a retaUer for BVEBY THUK8„ FR|„ SAT. ahoyld be given a broader con­ mcntetl. the Nursery Chapel at 41 Park St. 7 p.m., Evajigelistic Service. Vose Paper Co., Greenman will ALL COLOR SHOW erate. philosophical and realistic. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Junior' tad Youth Department# Open - “only five par cen t of the ceimtiy?# -WorMr-apoke-on waya of .promot­ tha purpose of forcing him to cease I struction or application. He said he thought that when Kevin Reardon, complete in high 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with (grades 4 Umnigh Senior High). disc Jockeys program Jie muaie for with a solemn requiem Mass at 6 Setond Congregational Church ing and advertising Manchester lated Kraft—A Thermally Up' "Sign Of the AJarLadd Aa to the union's suggestion Congress used the words "nation­ collar and waxed moustache, plays o'clock at St. James' Church. sermon by the rector, Senior CJholr. 10:30 a.m., Nureery (Infanta their abows. It la done by recoid Green ea "the place to shop.” of a manufacturer, or to cease do­ that some mills, but not all, al health" in emergency provisions This service includes the dedica­ 385 N. Main HU All Day Sunday graded Cellulose for Transformer ing busineas with any other person. Oladiator" J e U Arthur with proper suavity the part of The Rev. John Regan was cele­ through age 3, Kindet^arten (ages librarians and dictntad by pro­ George Flndell was authorised I ★ NiW "SOUND" I should, be re-opened beeSusq a few of the Taft-Hartley Aol. it was Uncle Desmonde, who haa made tion of Every Member Canvass Ariiold W,. Tozer, minister 4 and 5i, Primary Department gram dapartmanta. I respectfully Applications. Rogers is the ex­ That practice haa been generally, la brant, the Rev. Joseph McCann to have ah advertising mat made clusive eupplier of insulation board and accurately, known as' "black- _ GaU trd Annlvereary'party _ AstU Kkbarz coiild meet specific'defense needs, "safeguarding toe heating of love to most of the women in hia deacon, and the Rev. James .T. leaders and workers. (gradea 1, 2 and 3.) PINE PHARmCY Buggeat a public atatamant of of the emblem which the aaao^- made of this material to General I Tneaday, Nor. lA Buffet ■ Oserze Marthsll ' “SHANB" the court said; homes, the delivery of milk, the part of (Canada—and with consiilr 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer with 10 a.ni., Morning Wo|rship and 6:30 p.m„ .Junior High MYF. dfHBMiTn at. m aan t apology by your group ho made Uon will uee In its aOvertisi^, mail picketing." It proVided a I iet-hp at 9 pju. Everybody ■ Enja^ your Sunday dinner ■ ...... "The Statute (Tnft-Hartley) was O'Connell subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Electric, for. .ttalr new...Pennalex means where a store—^likf otoer en­ prottoting.^ of hoepttala and the erable-.success. Uncle' Louis,., the. Maccarone waa organist and solo­ Rpys'- Choir. ,, 'nils service is fql". Church School. Nuraery for amall Theme;. "Chriatlan. Recreation.!'..... --tramedlately."------...... This eibcfelem k Vmap o f the'area M-RjHcqiBel ' \ ■ >iCM:iMt4a- ■herei x;^Our dm S U N D A Y S designed to' prdvide/a pubirc’'rem­ Iik>'."'...... lowed by the; second in the win-' children during worahlp serviceT 6:30 p m , Senior High MYF: Kaufman, himself a dUc Jockey line of pole-type transformers. terprises — completely removed chronic drunk and the foil for Des­ ist. showing all the business locations. from any lahor-managtonent dis­ is open noon to 8 p.m.. l edy in times of emergency: we can Douglas said he^W 'not feel the mond’s elegance, is portrayed with ter's aeries of 22 instructions on Sermon; "Our Christian Enlist­ Fitot of a series of meetings on ' wjth New York Radio Station . Various Jdeaa on advertising Wed.: Clark GaMo not construeCit to require- that Burial was in St. Jame's Ceme­ "the Faith and Practice of the ment.” WINS, aaid the charge is "without Tours O.E. Plant pute faced ruin unless U bowed to broad injunction could (>e .fu*^l real aklll by Edwin Culver. Here Is tery. T h e Rev. John F. Hannon Christian Vociitiona. and promoting Manchester Green labor demands. And H likewise 1 OAK GRU.L I the United States either formu­ stained when it rested solely on a thoroughly comic character, but Church." / 1:30 p.m., Send-off meeting for foundation but ereatos in tha mind as a ehdpping area were also dis- Harry Simona, president of ^ ^ 99 Oak St„ Maaekeotor ^ J j "BUT, Ho t FOB m e " % HERE NIGHTLY late a re-organlzation of the read the committal service. Manchester Sales and Appliance penalized the store's customers. "natityial safety." one which could most easily be Dally; 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer all Visitors to dp with ChrisUan Center Congrogatlonai Church of the public guilt by saaoclation.’’ cuaaed and the members agreed A third provision says that when EDDIE REED affected industry to satisfy its de­ overplayed. ..Aunt Felice, his wife, In the Memorial Ctoapel of the Enlistment. Church members re­ Rev. Clifford O. Simpoeil Co. at 18 Oak St., was scheduled AT THE PIANO "I am unwlUlng,''D(Suglaa said, to prepare advertiaemnte for to return to Manchester this week­ unlawful organizational picketing fense needs without the complete "to taka .'judicialjndtic'e that it re­ who tries to browbeat, him—^with­ Nativity. minded to remain at home Sun­ mlnloter "Manchester Green Days;" the*as> end after, touring the General or secondary boycotts take i^ace re-openlng of closed facilities, or quires 100 pep^nt of the workers out auccesa—lnt«' glvifigup the bqt- ; Wednesdays: 10 a.m., Mid-weSk day afternoon aa visitors will come Rev. Laurence J. Vincent sociation'a 5rst sales promotion, Electric plant in Louiaville, 'Ky.', against a retailer he can get the demonstrate in court the unfeasi­ to produito^* >1*91 needed for na- tle and goiiig to work—is well done >uri Cases Holy Communion in the Nativity to your home In relation to our aaooclate minister Poe^s Corner which will be held soon. with other dealers. National Labor'Relations Board to bility of such a reorganization. tlona}/dMense when 69 per cent of by TrudiThompson. Chapel. Christian Enlistment Program. ; Latest to Join the association ia The trip was made by plane and ask a federal court for an Injunc­ TTiere Is no room in the statute tlte^ut'put is devoted to purposes A high spot in the play, though 6:45 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim 8. 9:15 and 11 a.m., Church Serv­ John Dome, owner of radio atatidn Simona stayed at the Kentucky tion, providing he has not tried to for this requirement which the ntirely unconnected with defense the part ia tomparatively brief, la , David I,,. Overbey, 23, of Van Bolton Congregational Chptoh Fellowship Group will be host to ices. Sermon, "So I have sent Ttankaglvlag WEMF, who livee on Vernon St. form a company dominated union. petitioner (United . Steelworkei)rkersj Dyke, Mich., was (into a total of Hotel, while on the plant visit. A V E Y ’S EVERT -sss” projects." '■ that of Alfred, the prospective son- Rev. Theodore W, Chandler Jr., the South Windsor Fellowship. thef”. the Rev. Mr. Slmpaon By Grace of . God-r-Thanksglvlng He attended the meeting with hta This la another essential and rea­ seeks to impose on the mt^ern- 845 in Town Court'IW s.jnornlng preaching. sonable protection to business and WHAT IS .^. MOOD" He said that President Eiaen' in-law of‘ Louis.' Michael Morrill Pastor 7 p.m., Junior High Fellowship Day • advertiaing aalee repreeentative, Flight Tested 56 R CENTER 81 m ert.” hower, in invoking the.Taft-Hart' perfortoa U with a dead-pan com­ on charges of speeding and -fall: Group meets at the church. ' 9:15 and 11 a.m., Church School.' la ours to Share with thoee who Ronald Wright. the buying public. The court fools,-^ote of the ure to secure a license. Nursery (3, year olds) through pray . The Kaman HU2K, the Navy’s The new labor law is certainly ley injunctive procedures, coH' petence .that la nothing less. than /'9'*o4;_10:30 a.m., Midrning wor­ A BOCial hour was held after the new high speed, all-weather, tur­ union’s argument questioning strued the word "health" to in- hilarious. Deputy Judge Leon Podrove ship: Sermon: "Our, .'Loaves and Talcotiville Congregatloiial ChOrch Junior High.. To build a world that’s free from buaineae meeting. The next meet­ not anti-union. It simply attempto , propriety ^ rth e district court's fined Overbey $27 on.the. first 6:30 p.m.’, CYP Club, Woodruff . fear. bine powered heUcoptqr ia now un­ to gSt rid of acrnie gross and Inde­ elude the' material well being or ivilliam Luettgens and Raymond Fishes." Commlsaii^ng of Chris­ 'Robert K, Shlmoda, Minister ing la scheduled for 8:30 Nov. 11. dergoing flight teat at the Bloom­ exerclriW equitable jurisdiction to public welfare of the nation. E. Cooper, both seasoned actors, charge and $18 on the latter. tian Enlistment Viaitors at 10:30 hall, Dr,|jFrank H. Iforton, guest To harvest Joya wa hedd so dear. fensible abuses of power, Industrial e^otn the strike once it had made Mary U Williamson, of Hartford Washing dishes We know these men who prayed field helicopter' manufacturers’ fa- News Rbvlew says. Douglaa said the lower courtg have the respective roles of Dr. service. Nurseiy in Community 10:50 a.m., Nuraery opens. . speaker.' Preasoted ^Hs findings. - Gagnoii tad of Mr. Frye, the was fined $18 oft a charge of fail­ Hall kitchqn during both services. ll'!*.m.. Family Sunday service toGod Edward F. Hoaxer of 186 Avery ENDS TONIGHT! The .court said the union argu­ also construed "national health" to is Msy tedoy.w^ Then eailed Uig esaa to find new include the economic vwell-being or achool ’ principal. Both parts are ure to secure 'a license. She waa Coffee hour tatween Servicea. of worship. Participants will be Emanuel Lutheran Church St, has been promoted to the po­ ments ranged widely into broad caricatures and are well done.' given a suspended Judgment on a Reginal Allen and hts '> pupils. C. Henry Anderaon, pnator ■ sod - sition, of assistant treasurer of the Lssues of national labor policy, the general welfare of the cbphtry, 6 and. 10:30 a.m., Church school Where all could prey as free men SUNDAY Then he declared that to' read Kevin Morlarty piqy the teenage charge of following too closely. for four ySiar olds through eighth Greeters are Mr. and Mra. Elliot Roger Mackey, Intern IVhHlock Manufacturing Oo., Wqst availability of other remedies son, Bibi, around whom the family Romolo Cantatore of Eaat Hart­ ' must, Hartford; Continuoua From 8 P. "welfare” Into "health" fAviB that grade. / » > Honhon.\ To live In God—in Him we trust; STATE available to the president, the effect word such a vast reacl)/that the life revolves; and draws quite con­ ford, charged with passing a 5:80 .p.in-, Junior Fellowship for 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship's rec- 9 Slid 10:30 a,m.. Divine Wof- A World War II Navy veteran, They faced each trial; in God they E N J O Y A of a labor injunction'’on the col­ court ahould do thie only under the vincingly the struggle of a boy standing school bus, was fined $27. Junior nlffh young people. reaUonai night will take the form i ship and Church School.-Sqrmon: Moaaer joined the Whitlock pay- lective bargaining processes, con­ anxious to know what full man­ A $9 fine was levied against found roU department in IMO after gra­ ‘-STARTS TOMORR W- most compelling necMblty. 7/p.m .. Hi-Club foe all high pf roller-skating. Cars Icavfe the "Just When I Need Him." by Pas- .A Sacred Ladd which did abound sideration of the conduct of the Douglas said that If "national hood must be like, and" how he LeRoy J. Shqw, 27. Of 61 Strick­ scHm I young people. church at 7:1.') p.m. tor Anderson. duation from Morse College. He is parties to the labor dispute in their must prepare to enter that.man- With warmth of freedom, joya of general manager and treasurer of DELICIOUS 7 7 A FACI health"' Includes jto* public-wel­ land St., for ptasing a red light, • love . ■ negotiations, and conjecture ss-to fare, Injunctions^ will . be isaued hdod. and Mary A. Marr of Columbia the Whitlock Employes' Federal AM the course of .these negotiations in That God 'to man aenda from credit Union. whenever any important Industry bloat Difficult.Role was fined $6 for failure to set her above.'. , ' MOTION the future. I t added; is Involved—whether It be steel or The most diifficult female role is handbrake. , / They founded glory—gained new SUNDAY ■'We do not believe that Congress coal or any/ group o f' industries that of Mignonette, the "chan- The court continued to Monday Opens Next Week ■ > RE In passing this Statute . intended worth; i The Hob-Nob R ^taurant will where one/talon makes collective teuse," Who, comes to live in the the case of Jan Guzewicz, of TREAT YOURSELF TO A SHADY CLEN To dqneeeed people gavo new UD that the issuance of injunctions agreemento for each of the com Bonnard, home. Ttils part Is done 17 North St., .'charged vVith ^riving With cq>en at the. Misneheater Shopping toould depend upon judicial in­ Parkade Nov; 14. DINNER AND VIOLENT ponent talons. with -increasing effectiveness as while intoxicated, and wntinued Of hop*—that ftaa bom in God's quiries of this nature. Congreea Dotalas said, the broad injunc the play progresses, - by Lois to Nov. 14 the cases of JDonald F. Formerly callta the Hole-In- AS TOM LEA’ pern not concerned with the merita Thomas. One Shop, the b u a 1 n e a a haa , of the partiea’ poaitlons or the tion/cahnot be sustained when it Woodstock, 40, of 1^ . Woodside r - 'V;. •o's home hoofing Haa*^thase •quels: equal right HERE the BRASS KEY . BOLD AND FEATURE la tested solely on "national aafe- IMaman, a Scqtch Presbyterian, Lane, Andover, drlvjiig while in­ LUNCHEON To truth—to freedom—to God’s changed bands and will be operat- I I conduct of the negotiations aometimea puzzldd and shocked by ad by Iton McClain and Bernard ' POWERFUL TDMES "It's basic, purpose seems to t: toxicated, and Rosario Perrone, 34, our wovi Love, S E S T A U U m 3:00-6:10 In a footnote to the majority French ways but always eager to of 102 Suinmer SL^ failure to stop For ttaae our thanks to Hiin J. Hickey. At the present time it NOVEL! iMd8;B0P.M. have been to see that vital p'rod’uC' understand them, is well done by eiM itoal IfoNsd tlon' should be resumed or c opinion, Justices Felix Frankfurter for a stop Agn. , / . X Yon get premium quality' above, Is closed while extensive altera- 589 MAlNBT.,'9IANCHE^BTkR • Between Oranto i and John M. .Harlan said thgt.jtoey Nancy’ RusselK Donna. Langton Uona and renoyktiona are being tlnued for a time while further gives. a gooi portrayal of the lit­ Ciriaco Cappbianco of ' 32 Oak Mobflheat with RT-98 . . . the forts were made to settle the/dls- Intended to file an an(plification of St., charged With evading rtopon- Thl# d » wa all teel new righU made. their views on toe caae. They said tle girl next door, who comes often most eompiKdy affective fnd gained. Ihe raaUuirant . now seats 54 I LBe SIRLOIN STEAK OPEN SUNDi pute.. To carry out ita p u n ^ es, to borrow the vacuum cleaner—if aibillty, pleaded innocent and hia oil additive in am todte- And Congress carefully surroundto the that while they agreed with the case was passed until, later-4n the For tsmnta* bonds are ndw un- but, when the alteratitms are com­ 7 :0 0 A J d . majority decision, they could hot Bibi is home. . yon gat premium lerviee. Ao- chained, pleted, approximately 100 per­ ^Injunctions proceedings mOi de Credit fo'r' the success of the p ses.sion. X \ ITS PFEN B a ILY 5 AJI. te 5:99 F< R8DAYS TUX 19 P.M. tailed procedural devlcey^and liml- prepare th'qir explanatory opiniona toraatie deliveries . . . a bal­ TTia spirit of the Ptlgrlras gave sona wjll be aoeommodated. Three FRENCH PRIES "within toe time limitatioiia Im­ duction goes also to the various- ' T odtas court, which was sUli in anced payment plaa and auay Our leaders strength, it made of the alx curved counters are be­ -tatlons. The public re ^ r t .of a committees in charge. The stage session at press . time, was sched­ $ ^ . 2 5 •R E A K F A S T SFE< ' board of inquiry, t t a exercise ot posed by the neceaelty of a prompt uled'' to hear 30 cases. Ten of other extras'designed to mslta thi^m brave n.w.n.r. x ing ripped out and a; straight FRESHLY IAKED adjudication of thia case.'’' •et .for all the scenes but one— hone beating rsoilf sosg. Tq ponquer odds—to free sieved (THIS SUNDAY ONLY) political and .executive respon toe Bonnard's living room-^ls at­ toqse had been .heard by 10:45. Counter U M ng built. Booths are ALaOSrto albllity personally by toe president itails. , . also "being p iac^ in . one W tiop ROLLS ond lUHER tractively designed by William ITie. court was convened at 10:26, With player—weak hearts—os In directing toe: commencement of Uiettgena tad his assistants. nearly an hour and a half after of tta restaurant 3 HOT CAKES injunction procaedtnga, the statu ' glowing coals , Before, the shop specialised in PLUS EX ntA ACTION, DRAMA AND SUSPENSE Reds Block jDag’s ' Except for toe fact that toe the!> scheduled opening time of .9 Mobilheat ■ Thty stirr^ to ' living dres of WITH 9 oillFs OF BUTTER tory provisions looking toward an French ..phrasing and. Inflection la doughnuts which were made on AND MAPLE SYRUP adjustment of the dispute during a.m. • . t hope. the premiaea. However, the new ENJOY ONE OF OUR DBLiaOUS Mission to .Laos not easily flHed Into at times — ■ Hay . no more—men In darkness THE CRY OF THE "GONE" GENERATION! the injunction's pendency, and the and- even here 'the Cast does a l^ D owners plan to asrve complete THIRST duration of the' injunction, reprc' Seven States meals, including special .'daily very, creditable job—toe production But ?aef God's freedom surge their COCKTAIkS aAlTSFVlNn seiit a. congressional determination (OontiBued tram Pag# Oaq) ia in many ,reai(ecta near profes­ W E G IV E taaru. dinners. It la alto planned to have . DINNER SPECIAL! S o m tu p of policy .factor Involved In the dlf ■ I — /WLi' sional in ntarii.. ; The^ Tennessee Valley Author­ a top quality line of dollcatessen OUR TiSEAT TO VOD THIS SUNDAY OfiLY . . . 'ftcult problem pf natlopal . , emer­ able the Security Council to better "The Happy Time.’! provides an ity stretchea Into ae.ven atatea — GREEN STAMPS Ttanksgiving Day taMi church L'items in addition. YOUR FAVOMTE DESSERT jusihib gency strikes. understand the danger~that con­ excellent evening- of entertain­ Alabama,' Georgia. Kentucky, imparts . The restaurant will open at 7:30 IJEIXO, PIE, PUDIHNO dR ICE CREAM) ’ fflMtltey . "This Congressional determitD' fronts Laos,” . ..'"f- ment; it will be given sRain to­ Mississippi, North Carolina, Ten­ with jMyor it will up- tlon of policy factors la'of course, Memhera of the Laotian delega' FR« WITH AU m e a l s night at 8.:30 at l^lton.' nessee and Virginia. < binding on the courts." tlon dadllned to comment on the -f- n ia of f^tadoin. Saining The government obtained -the reporL but they aaid their govern' 'X Good Sarvtoa sad <)naSty Feed Served Over Yeara Injunction from Federal Judge " Forqierlir Uader A Oimrent Naiaa-nNow It’a Callad . ment already tad given ample Always Visible -, ty, with truth, with' ARTHUR'S Herbert Borg In Pittsburgh m on demonstration q(- the quaetion of than two weeks ago. It cohtendm LmcHEONimiK Ob TBIlaad Turnpike toreigh IntarventioB in the Jungle Lenin'a coffin raata to a tarr ARTHUR'S BROTHERS aU t a t s ; to the national health and safety kingdom. . , metleally-soaled pyramid of -eut BfalB St, oar. of S t Jainos. *Tou' Cm TMtd Thfi QutUty' ,pinSN SUNDAYS M MUe OffOaklBtal Street Thi BIASS KEY NESTAURANT were Imperiled and that , the atrika ------.to S fW P JL Security council pfasident Jorge glass ao transparent that, the head Ml 3-S13| ftnr. Wsdtor A. Hymke^ P jto7«I-C R A il9 ARB ATAILARLR FOR CHILDREN had cut off steel jtippUea needed XHuBcs; of Pananria laaid council of tta Soviet hero is vlaible to tha HOT BAGEI^ fo^mlasilea and defense' CREAM CHEESE. ^ SMtd«8*44A ' ^ESTOFEVERYTHItir merabars wars eonaulting oii what public at all. timqs. Soviet soldiers 15 c 3 0 1 e3 1 B C m Obt S t . ' The steel workcFa union vif* their next move would be. guard the tomb day and night. '' -1 ; ' V^^BNING tOSBALD/ IfAKCBESTS:)^' CONN;^ SATURDAY. NOA^OIBEB % im

bean fifaiw saaks ta«6 iaf ene Wondan of tho iUnivwa An^eater another,: and m ight U thay could Hospital ^iot^ imtting Ifsralii get anna onoogh, htart rsvrtutlona Connecticut agidnat oaa aaothiNr, Wa do cep- VWttog heniei AMta S to I Experience tUfK that tlw peace of the Oailb- n . MeSetfttty * *a iTuM fisfit te Yankee^ p.iB. . ebuntry. In which wa than anything. In mere Connecti­ Mill S t; Mark Hagenow, 39 Whit­ of'ft corpa of medleal and acientlsta had to «usai what kind S s s s e SI k could decide, nhethep or not to let cut politics. ~ ney ^ . ; Roger Harry, 163 Moun­ Ufle spoctoliats to deeid# on tM of man would function beat with­ Youthful. . . Ia»v^ ... Export *TSu iHM* ct rwtnMeaUciD ol m S u it have arms In accordance with The pOsslbUlty opened by tain Rd.; Mias Nancy Craft, 58 seven Mercury astronauts now in in whatever llmitatlona would bo MNMESTER Bowlea* stand for Kenasdy Is of a Waddell Rd.; Stephen J«^er, 85 training. .„ , present MANCHESTER whether of not weiiappened to ap­ With knowledge of their own H A IR t i n t i n g •wtiM en«n at N. ft *.' prove the nature of Its ragim* end potential moment An the Demo' Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Maria Buccino, At the Tenth InternaUonal cratic National Convention when. 172 Charter Oak fit; Mrs. Doro­ AstronauUeal Federation Congresa handicaps to mind, tod eclentleta n a AUTO PARTS ftaiiraaaf tl»q*: of it* foreign policy. With Kennpdy standing strong and thy Collier. lOF S t ' John S t ; m London, many obeefvora que^ •cruUnized various tegmenta of COME IN SOON FOR . We supplied Cuba’e.BaUsta wiUi near v(cMlryt end the netufel can- Patrick Rooney, 72 Lockwood fit.*, Uoiiod the cholco of jot pilot* m the ixtoulaUen for their qualifica­ '7G BROAD S: FREE CONSULTATION o> arm*, UberaUy, W aa ha very dif­ dldatOi of the Democratic liberals Mark Krob, 119 Maple S t their ntld-thlrtlea as the moat ault- tions. .The je t pilot etood oujt above ferent from Trujillo? fi^ g , Bowles might be one to ADM ITTED TODAY: Primo able baiidldatea to r toe first men ail toe rest actually and theoreti­ OBOIOB Always At Four Servtee For ipnuN BAna Amadeo, 63 Irving St.; Samuel in apace. ^ cally. ft Mouea Whenever w* supplied arms fo h certi6’ to hie fellow liberals that QUALI • BiAOHlNE SHOP SERVICE Kennedy was really, a man for 'Feature at Drive-In Joseph, Broad Brook; Joseph Mail- Like the otoiere, I have w ond^ General FUckinger Indicated • EQUIPMENT f A » • « ...... :'::::;::® !:8 nation in one part of the v m l< and them. hot RFD 2; Edward Bergfireh, 9 •d why we choM men In thie hifb that toe jet pilot ia etill flytog a SEAFOOD • PART8 (ftow and rebuilt) ...... » g that act on our pa^ Asturbed "The Warrior end the SleVe Glr,.“ s Columbia Picture* release in Foster St. age - bracket when we know the type of experimental eraft to ____stto •••••••»••••••••••••••• The poaslbility opened by the • ACCESSORIES •9 BAST CEN TER Wt. some neighbor, wa, always replied swift and almost bewildering color, opens a 3-day engagement tonight at the Manchester Drive- BIRTHS YESTERDAYt.A s6n atreaaea and atnUna they wUl have which there ere many unknowns. • S U P n JE S :$ In Theater. to Mr. and Mrs. "Nyle Smith, An­ 43 OAK ST. TEL. Ml S-lfi99 ODWF •«•*•«••••••••••••*••• that the warn sup^ying moves of Senator Dodd' also in- to face. Why have we choaen The teat pilot and to* je t‘linot • DCPUNT PAINT. SUPPLIES dover; a eon to Mr. and Mra. Al­ pUota with 1,500 hoiiiS of je t time, must react swiftly, expertly and T E L MI m a«f«M were for defo^udve purpoaea only. volves a' dramatic imaginary mo­ Ot^n’ satnrdfty ofttti 8 pjn. ment in the Democretle Naticmal fred Hutchinson, 81 Hajvthome men who have invested ten yfisra intelligently to unforeseen emer­ I orrora apiiaaiina to •* That, Ihevitahly enough, la ah Convention. Coventry St; a daughter to Mr. and,Mrs! of their lives acquiring this jet gencies. It is these pilots who a-twratss' Uu. a f^ c r w eiav* received, whan This moment, if it arrived, Floyd Rice, ThompsonvUle. training ? Wouldn’t men in their come closest to coping with unex­ COMPLETE H IG H G R A D E " have 'protested to France end would demonstrate the logic in BIRTH S TODAY: A sOn to Mr. s^d-twentiea be better suited, Sa- pected haxarda and imexpected and Mrs. Allen Lappala, Wapplhg: pedhiUy since the first eatroneut GLASS '^lEelglum ovOr their aale of arm* in Dcxld’s current behevlor. emergencies to the line of duty, HEATING K n a r f 's M V t Mna.f Officials Say They’re Puzzfed e -son to Mr. and Mrs’. C. Oerhrd WiU be returning by parachute .hat flying ranka ell other occupa­ a For Ante WtadahleMs the' Caribbean. This behavior, taken chrono­ DeManno, 85 Am ott Rd. PRINTING logically, would go somewhat ab without using piloting akills? Why tions in this respect. Aa the first ' Rotary or Preafiure • For Store Froftte simI *0 ' We might aa well face the fact DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: not, choose youpger men whose flight will ln)(olye ^ so many un­ Bumcri FOOD MARKET atuft a t wtsdftWB. JOB AND COMMERCIAL foUowa: Over School Safety ViolationiS Dennis McCarthy, Wapplng; Mrs. reaiUence, recuperative powera .end IS ilSpSiy—rSjto^i that, in the eye* of aom* othera, The new Connecticut senator knowns, the medical teams looked , CALL 118 FOR FREE 640 B. MIDDIJE TURNPIKE • For Tftkle PRINTING Cftartflod doodiftor lo jo Agnes Orlowskl, 116 Brooklyn St, stamina will help them' unpened t o ^ n - and proclaiming, from public haa been operating for at least Coventry Mrrespondent Mrs. F. ent tost scientists, recognizing the considered ha'ving one of your will .be a pleasure when you have a may win for one man may IoIm for November is a wonderful month or fruit cake? Choow llghL eem Germany. , / platform, that Johnson waa his 26 years. I took over Aug. I and Pauline Littl*, telephone Pilgrim the success of toe mission. They possibility of failure or accident vases made into a lamp? Perhaps machine fixed here and you will anothw. They may even loss for man for the presidential nom­ suddenly this happened.” Capozza 2-«2SI, had to posseae paycho-physlologie to any system operating in ^ hos­ to serve wine with your meal*,' it smooth rum or toe hes'vler-bodied Thia repreaehted a chan^ in de w h M H*ft■m mmmwnwtm tm^ you have some old oil, lamps that enjoy a very considerable saving dark rum, they ere perfect for CUNLIFFE him when he employs thsm a sse ination. took over operatic>n of the school durability and surmount all the tile environment, are huyiu in­ are unusual, these make delightful on having your old machine fixed makes a dull meal take on lustre Qaulle'a previoua atUUde. He had About Town simulated- atresaea to which they surance by aelecting pilota-^th a and adds zMt. Whether you enjoy adding that extra bouquet to,ypur DON WILLIS ond time. There is always, in every Fortunately for the underatand- from Don G. Churchill who has A COMPLETELY electric lamps. ABC Appliance Re­ up. . previoudy held the ttplnion that ihg of Connecticut politicians, since moved to Tarpon Springs, A Thought for Today would be exppsed on a miasion. broad history of jet flight. How is your vacuum cleaner a glass of wine with your meals, baking. Long John Scotch is MOTOR SALES campaign, a certain chemical situ­ Edgar Circle of South Metoodist pair* do a marvelous job of electri­ smooth mellow Scotcli that is not the Faria meeting , would be there was soms whispering at the Fla. Churchill la still listed aa toe Sponsored by tiie Manchestae There had to be eoihe method of (Copyright 1959, general Fea­ fying old lamps, changing vases running these days 7 Actually, or prefer to use it In cooking, ation, in which there la a some­ Church WSCS will met Monday at eatimating their performance ca- tures Corp.) DIFFERENT select your wines from the wide too heavy and’alSo. Barrel 20, aged RjCPlBRT AUTO BODY ftftd GARME meeting of the Big Three, “plua Newtown gathering. owner. ' Ommeil ef (fiiurebcs into stunning lamps and at such a they should be serviced regularly times Indeflnsbis relationship b*r . This whispering told the Dodd I don’t dispute toe so-called 7:45 p.m. in Susannah Wesley hall. varieties carried at the West e full 20 year*, for *llky smooth­ f e n d e r 1IEPA1R8 IS Main St^ Tet MI-9-46S1 one." Now . he haa come out to The Rev. Lawrence Almond will SELECTION OF reasonable price. It will, cost you (toe cost is so moderate) and it tween the mood, thought, and in­ followwa not to be (Usmeyed or violations,” Capozza said. “The I far less than a new lamp and actu­ will prolong their life. Floor brush­ Side Package Store. Talk with ness, 12 year Scotch, Haljg A Haig, ENAMEL and LACQUER PERSONALIZED CARDS make it a meeting of a Weatem Almost everyone wields power speak on ‘The. History of toe CALI. toe proprietor, Harry PTosnasky, Pihch BotUe, Ballantine, Vat . 69, stinct of the voter* and the cwi' confused at t^e spectacle of law .is toe law and we have to Church.” Hostesses will be Mrs. ally some of the old 'oil lamps, es can be rebristled, hoses npay be BEFINISHINOS SpocidWag ta Big Four, with Adenauer there in Johnson man being friendly with live up to It. But If things are so over someone at some point. Pow-' • •»•*“ HI S.656S AND 8TATIONERF fitted on toe safe fittings for only he will be. glad to list the kinds Johnny Walker Black end Johnny duct and appeal of the candidates Ruth Smith and Mra. Helen vases or jugs are far better look­ RBARONABLE PRIOBO full and equal atatua with the other Symington. bad here, they would have closed er corrupts when, men “ throw * FAftKM ia ing than the newer ones and much the flexible hose wears out, re­ and explain-toe difference and de­ Walker Red. M K E SERVICE before them. their weight around’*'even'in that Scruton. Guests are Invited. ntANCHESTER Beer is *n ell around the year FREE BanriMATBS three Weatem heada of atate. Instead. . they wqre Invited to me up right away.” more distinctive In appearance. placement bags and supples are sirability . of one Wine over an­ All this if our preface to nota­ look forward to a possible moment Ht said steps will be taken which is minor. Why not look around and see 'What also stocked. Good news for those other. If you do not have suffl-; drink'and you may purchase it all RX. SO—WAPPING. CONN. In making thia change, de Gaulle Be simple, be respectful to hu­ Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters chilled at to* West Side Package l>rofW Eod AligiiinMit tion of the fact that, up in Boston in the Democratic National Con­ right away to correct the Adola- BOOKSHOP yoii have that could be made into who want a good vacuum cleaner, cient apace in your refrlgeratof to a t THE RICHFIELD SION waa chooalng between the greater man personality in the exercise of will noeet Monday at 7:45 p.m. In ANDREWS BLDG. Store. They have domestic and im­ the nther day. the “perfect” politi­ vention, when Johnson and Sym­ tlona. the Fellowship room of Center lamps and give your rooms a lift ABC Appliance. Repairs now car­ chill a bottle or two of wine, call glory of having France one of a power. Know that in Jesus’ way-^ Ol e . center St,-^MI 1-1086 ported beer,' Including German, TEL. Ml 8-6404 Goaoni Ropdr Woili ington would count up their re No Idea Congregational CliurCh. Mrs. OUve for toe holidays? ry reconditioned vacuum cleaners West Side Package' Sto.re in toe cal campaign, the campaign which and this is a basic reality-4n the PA RK IN a IN r e a d Enfiliah, Holl and Guineas S to u t B ig Throe, and therefore the only Spectlve votes, see which one waa Superintendent Royal Fisher said Gagne and Mrs. Susan Morrison' Before you pack your electric for sale. These cleaner* are fac­ morning and place your order, had everything, took a first class human spirit—that all power fans away for toe year, do 'take'’lt tory reconditioned and carry a For parties, you may purchase continental figure ih at the top, and ahead a t the moment, and then he has no idea what the -Violations should lead, on to mutual under­ will be hostesses. KkmeliMfiNr Moving telling them you would like it shellacking. State Senate* Fraai- prdduce a dramatic convention are in. toe Center School, an old to. ABC A.ppHwice Repairs ancT g(iarantee so yoti know you are chUled for you. Pick Jt up at night beer in kegs and they will loan Ma loyalty to Chancellor Adenauer standing and cooperation. coolers for the beer, another — Director WEST SIDE aaked..some definite arrangement peaji and carrots, cranberry sauce, New Haven Railroad haa obtained ganda. He talked too much.” Mary-r L. Bourn and Mrs. Fred H l G U b R S sponsor* of the series. assorted cookies; Friday, corii for lia l^ between ‘the Big Four Actor Was 72 Bruce T. Rose, 19, Wall St., Cov- perpnission from its stockholders- 142 E CENTER ST. -> PACKAGE STORE “Teh, U looked like Powera was Kingsbury. William Pope,, director of guld- chowder or tomato soup, tuna fish, Harry Proaaaeky, Permittee and his oiganisatkm- Oussi Minister AUTO B O DY WINES 'ance at RockyHlle tligh School; entry, was foimd innocent Of rape to put up property an^securitiR Mftftcheetar's Oldest trying to force his way in." (ContiBoed jhtofti Page. Om ) cheese peanut butter, and marsh­ aa additional coUateral on a loan 8f5 CENTER ST. To thia plea, the British were The Rev. Dr. Rockwell Harmon Don^d Berger, recreation leader,. mallow sandi^iches, cherry cob­ by a jury of 12 yesterday after­ “I'm Greek. We have an old Potter of Hertford wHl be gue*t Large Walk-In Beer Cooler noon in Tolland County Superior for purchase of 30 new locomo­ With Plnest PaeUHtes nUNCHESTER—Ml t-Olte , Immediately receptive, and the re­ bishop of Claremont, ' McLaglen Mis* Helen Regkn. school nurse, bler; milk and sandwiches with jtoylng—‘When you'hear too much preacher during toe Sunday, l0:45 and Cold Beer At Ail Times and Mrs. Evelyn Giilberg, a teach­ Court. The jury deliberated about tives. “ port la that the United States fa grew up in' South Africa where Open Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.AL every meal. Less than 50 stbckholders tumed abdttt the cherries, thej^ only fill a.m. worship hour at First er, make up toe panel. Lake S t.;, Monday, beef and 20 minutes. , ’ vora i t too. his father was atetloned for many Congregational Church when Rose we* one of 25 persona ac­ up for yesterday’s special meet­ a smeU biaket.' That's SlJ X hsvs yeara The panel, members,, all of gravy, msushed potatoes, spinach, This move, then, stands aa.one Stewardship .Sunday 'will be ob­ whom work directly wltli chll-* cused in toe Coventry morals case. ing. It was over within 15 minutes. BaoMinber A to ssy about Mr.^J^owem.” After serving in World War I, WRECKER -butterscotch pudding jsrith cceam; During testimony yesterday morn­ The ' locomotives ’wiU be able to designed to buttress the expected served. dren, will diecu** how toe various Thursday, ravioli, ifiees, cheese Dellghtfnl Plaoe To Oia* VIPS PIZZA SHOP "They were ehoving.^ Powers the giant M el^len. first becam* The Rev. Dr. Potter ia dean ing several of Roae’a neighbor* and funeUtfh with e ^ e r dteael or elec­ Britlah-American position at the a pr^tsalonal boxsr, hut Tat*f CUSTOM MADV community services attempt to wedges, assort^' cake squares; 168 W. Middle Tnraplk* down our throats. Anyone that hka emsritua' qf-^'the Hartford TheO' SERVICE toe Rev. . James R. MacArtour, tric power. , Jii Faria summit, since the smaller went on tbe stage where be aoon CANVAS AWNINGS meet the emotional needs of chil­ Friday, cheese,"tuna fish and pea-, R E D EM BER Phene Ml 9-9700 to push that hard, something must logical Seihinary, honorary minis­ dren. Dr. Verl* Lewis *6f toe Uni­ pastor of toe First. Congregational On Sept. 16, the Interstate Com­ member* .0.: NATO do not share de developed Into one of the top nut butter" sandwiches, potato Church-of Coventry testified to the merce Commisaion approved, the be wron^ somepU^.’’. ter oT the First Church In Hert­ versity of Connecticut School- of strips, ..eble slaw, sliced peaches. OKN SUNDAYS.. , Gaulle’s affection for Germany or porfittyera of rough-talking types. ford,'pest moderator of toe Geh- youth’s character. railroad’s application for a govem- PI2ZA “Powera had aU thait [publicity." His stag»~^ork brought' ' him SPclal- Work, will be panel mode­ >'Rural Building Drops “• treajnire either the rearmament or SriM Council of Congregational rator. A qiitotion pericKl wjll fol­ On the stand. Rose testified that ^ ment guarantee on a loan of |8,- COCKTAIL LOUNGE SPAGHETTI into British movies in which be -'Buildln.g in rural Vernon was at a drive-in movie with I^Too many big shots endoraUig Churches, 2nd past president of low toe panel talks. _ . 158,400 . to cover the transaction. AMPLE PARKING / th e contlhued partition of (Jermahy became a star. He esm*^ to Amer­ dropped In .October compared to hia girlfriend on the night of May However, toe ICC asked toe New. RAVlOU Powers.’’ ' ' toe American Board of Commis­ Schpnl Lunrli Menus -f* that month a year ago, according DANCING ahead of the possibility of peace ica during the movies' silenjt era sioners for Foreign Missions. , He 2r, 1958,jtoe date he was alleged to Haven to. pledge additional col­ iOhe would iw foolish to dsduce, and made “Behu Geete" and I'What Northeast: Moniday; ■ cfearned to Building Inspector Arthur F. ' EV ER T FRID AY and OPEN DAILY fop'Europe., .has also held various other offices have been involvedAvlto a 15-year- lateral and it. was this request SATURDAY NIGHTS from this, that ail the traditiona,! Price Glory.” Later, h« and actor dried beef, mashed potajto6s, peas,’ Huntington’s report. ■ , old gh-l, now in Long Lane Farm . 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 PJM. In this race, to pack the meeting, o f national and international aigr Tulienne beets; Thutpdpjr, turkey that was met. at the special meet­ weapopa and gimmicks of the poli­ Edmund Low* .teemed up as the A , total of 40 permits were is­ Defense attorney Robert F. ing of stockholders. - de Gaulle la in the lead, because he nificMce. within toe Congregation­ sticks, mashed pptatoes, (aspara­ sued last month, amounting to RED EMBER .SUNDAYS / tical campaign—the money, the raucuB, heiirraising soldiers of al fellowslilp,. Pigeon contended the. girl accused Becs)ise the locomotives,'which haa Ajdepauer already inside the World War I, OM>t. Flagg and Sgt. gus, riiced tanrots,- cranberry 1126,571 in estimated value. Rose purely for fevenge because he Rt*. e and 44A---BoltoB 4 PAL to 19:99 P JI. advertising, the television ap­ There will - be- a.^ special cere­ sauce; Friday, macaroni and coat about 5260,000 each, can run ' ( TEL. Ml 9-4446- CLOSED MONDAYS m<^tln|g, with the only decision, re- Quirt, that were box office fayor- Twelve were for dwelling, totaling refused to date her and because his on both types o^ power, there will pearances' .the endoreementa mony for members and. toiends of cheese,. odleelaiw, beets, cheese |129;000, and 28 were for miscel­ mainlttg that of his sUtua there. itea in the late 20s. The Sky’s The Limit 1 DUCOindDUmxmHING 1 SEE US FOB: girl friend’s mother had *once or­ be no need to change’engines when have suddenly lost'ell their effec­ the church when pledg^-for the laneous buildings. , It is doubtful, on tl’e other hand, The series continued into the support of toe church will b^ re ­ o Aluminum Roll Up Awnings dered her. to leaye the house, - a train leaves the elegtrifled sec­ I6« MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST A year ago 48 permits were is­ On iThursday, Roae’a^ brother, that the United States or Britain tiveness, end for good. It is 'jiut talking .era. ceived. There will also be a' service • Venett.in Rlinda tions of the hne. that there has to be some shrewd In "The Informer,” McLaglen Today, thanks to our greatest iresource — TALENTED. PEOPLE — New England it MANCHESTER • Stonp Dbors sued at • an estimated.. value of Phillip: i ’-17-year-old Marine A raiIrqadNRpqkesquui said ' the FOR EXTRA MONEY can get the smaller NATO nations of commissioning visitors of an y ■ 5244,505, 25 Of them for dwellings. moderation In. thieir. employment, gave one of the most stirring per­ eveiry-member-canvaas to visit MARRY MUU • Combination Windows private waa fined 850 and given a New JHaven plai» te take 65 of really inside the door. Perhaps formances in movie history. Di­ blafing a trail to outer space,' even bouncing radar signals off Venus. New England-itiade Hospital Notes auapeiided 30-day sentence-for and sometimes shrewdness says those whose .'pledges’ are not made Monchester Awning.Ge. Dabaldo its 440 locomotives out of service Typewfltcr Service w i PAY enough of ghein. Just outside the rector John Ford later recalled ^4wices are used in all U.) S. earth saielHt^. Top-ranking research and development fcdlitiefi PhonG ManohMter Discharged yesterday: Charles rape arising from' the same case. that the smartest campaign of all on Stewardship Simday. 196 WEST CENTER ST. MUSIC CENtES Burdick, M Grove St.; Janice Sav- A charge of speeding against 478 Middle B. doer, would be a sort of counter­ how be had tricked McLeglen 6ito After the service there will be Telephone MI .9^091 Mnftcheeter ia that which poses as forlorn, pen­ playing on* scene, to perfection: an Wnwever wins in these ifianeuvers, course, oh, so genuine. church and parish. Each family Is Alice McGinriis, 18 Main SL, Ver­ torney Joel H. Reed II. The case Madison, Nov. -7.’ (/P)-—John N, how he had informefi to the BlMck requested to- bring two itema of Sixteen per cient^ the country’s total output of electronics prodneU will .be produced Schneider, 41, of Chester, died yes­ ' Reatals - Itjy lll atUl^be^uii^tb somebody. to and,Ten on on* of the leaders Of ACCORDIONS non;. Jackie Hayes, RFD 2, Rock­ had been, appealed from Rockville CALL on OKUVHK TO food of a main course, salad- or ville; Mrs. Mary Dowd, Ellliigton. terday when hi* ’autpmoblle went pack th e '’m ating with enough the Irish rebellion, w* had e'drlhk- ip our six states during I9S9,; requiring a work force of over 100,000 men and women. p ty Cojirt.. We Haadto Stattoaery Aleag deasert and their own dishes and kinsman ORGANS 'l^rths'yesterday: A daughter to out of control bn R t 80 and col­ With Office MaCMnc SnppUee cwnmtm sense to make the outr: Reds Stress Peace Ing scene In e bar room. I Insisted silver.'The Couplea’ Club wilt, pro­ One fifth of the entire miMiIe program; is centered here. New England comptnlei lided with another c*'r, police **Id. O S tR IN S K Y that real whisky be used instead of Mr.' and Mrs. Joseph Curtin, 95 i “HMS Pinafore,” one • of the Yenr MiUI List As Desired - came i t the meeting bigger than vide rolls and hevehage. In charge Private ihstruotlonB. Brooklyn St.; a daughter to Mr. popular Grilbert and Sullivan light The other driver Robert E. Pag*,. Oeelem la Weete- Mntonale the customer^ ice te* or soft developed — and are producing — thi^wfition’s three most advanced miiaUeSt- incIndiiig the Instrument* and' Supplie* some of the side-line preparations In 42nd Year Rally of the'luncheon artfMrs. Robert A and Mrs. Charles Brenhan, RFD operas, was first R ayed In London 30, of Klllingworth, waa not seri­ A. d. BER U BE. Prbp. * . 781 FAKMER 8V. drinks. iWhen yio had had enough Doggart and Mrs. Frederick C. ously injured. Ml 9-M77—BO 8-dl42 TeL MI-S-SlBa er MI-8-M79. for I t oti th* real stuff, ! ordered the drS'^ .\rmy’a ground-to-air HAWK shown above. ' ^ *, « . 1, West Wlllington. In 1878. (CoBttnued (rein Page Oee) Rose. ■ Orchettra. fo r H ire matic confession scene. Vic mum­ KaUlk "Chosen .. With electronics playing an’incrcMingly important role in the nation’s aircraft, com­ bled his linas-jnst the way I want­ Vernon and 'ralcottvllle news I* ^ / ijUwayfiUgly Union is strengthening Its army T h e , Pastor's Council of toe handled through The Beiftiid-’e ed them mumbled.” church'has appointed Joseph Kab' munications and defenses, this young industry can look forwlrd to continued meteotic g^wtb The arms business is an bgly and.naVy -not for the.purpose of Yn . . . wt hats just the ritot-Du Pont YOUR FAVORITE .BRAND Rockville Bureau, 5 W. Main SL, attacking other countries, but to •ik . as ohairinan of toe nominating ■telephone TRemont 5-5136. CAMPING kuslneas, no- matter who is ^on- committee. Assisting him will in the future. Yes, the sky’s the limit and then some. „ i • Paint to'R .^ • in toon to mateb inythmg! Hive i KIERNAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. safeguard the peaceful labor of qmitiw M toor?.., stotto im 7 ... how to deUt COLDREER EDWARD A. CONKLIN. PreStdeat fiueUBg IL and It ia not exactly our people building communism.” AA Open fleeting lO U tP M E N T with the cleanest Of hands that our (All us lor sxpirt h«)p on ylto iwxt pilntinK job. LI9UORS. WINES 8 VEHICLES KILL MAN He'did not explain.in what man­ 2S0 TOLLAND ST . 427 HAEt PORO RD,—t e l . Ml 9-4189—Next to Nonnaii'a « t t o iPepartment has, for abmel ner this strengthening is taking At Tonight New York, Nov. 7 Iff)—Three .Teats, Cots. Sleeping Bftg% 8:30 L IG G E T T :/ different vehicles struck Rlet|;d atha p est been eeeking to con- place. , . Air MattreasM, Stoves, EAST HARTFORD COMPLnE AUTO REPAIRING Among other points, the. mari^ -\ Froo Dolivtry . Liga, 73., as he tried to croab a V, , LftfttoEM-- a a t our European friends Members a t the Manchester D R U G S T O R E This metus* was prepared by The New &aglsiid Ceoadl fer Eeeaeftie DSwlepftSBt 'street in Sthten Island laat nighL 111 9.6 3 3 3 sbel called fo r the signing of a group of Alcoholics Anbnyihous 72S MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ~PH0N;T; Ml . MI T-SSOT V LEAN USED CARS " \ ^ iODY WORfCS tt'l* e ig ^ cu lerly evil bust- peace trssty with Gennany and ail and 1* publiihed by tUs sewiptper as a jpobtie svrie* iq mepsntleB wtdi to* New He'died of his injuries. MANqitfSTER Will epeakers from out-of- OPEN 8 to 8 Pcdice said A car hit him first Power ftftd Head Tools I arms ta either Gestro’e end to the occupation regime in town a t an open msating tonight. Eng^d Daily NSwipap«^Aiso<4stion and to* New En^tad weekly PiesrAseecUfieo. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Fnll.ata^ *1 etaadard aad iUae Streak Igaltiaft .O ib e o i^ c ta to r Trujillo’s Dominl- West Berlin. But h* offered no A U hAY SUNDAY . mb b4 dashed auntoes toe ftreet in SURPLUS SALES COe Pftifttlaf ftftd Deeorftttns Toole The nMSttng a t 8:80 will be held pursuit of ft buft ' As he raised 199 N. MAIN 8T . Oftidefi and LftiM Tools. rake UaliifiB lastalled la all pnpolar Medela a fp a ReplibUc. pew pfoposAls. ' in HblUster fit. School. MANOHEfiTER PARKADE ^ 40« W, Middle Tpke.' y rcm ’S hiinseif to his hands sad knees, ftt OepoLSqftftre Baby, Hoftsehoift Party Goodyear ttrae. Beeep* la aU popolat alsea. o A . W« «sa ’ceBcsm ed, true enough, A social hour will b* htid at the another car struw liim. . ' ftftd BaaqoM Neoda, Olga is the Teutonle name to r a Pathfinders Club following the MI 9-2848 m PACKAGE STORE Op*ft‘ Oftily to 9 :9 9 P J I . ty laopeettea Praa* o PnU Itao of ffiMl the faatLlkftt theas two Cerib- PAINTS T)iia blow qab^ulted lig n under' ‘lufiy wonan.” " - o r . . fi. rA R»»H l 9-7111 BsvftlMNaMs V the bus. Its wheels trushed him. i' / MANCHBgTER EVENING in5»ALP, MANCHBSfim, CONN., EATURPAY, m v m t m T, 198»

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Aniwar to PfiViout m s m n ^ iP X T e U . HIM t M OAJLV Yflp Mufc A m r u a m THIN A AeivMARV « . TH* 0l3tt.DlH& SNaiNSER. 0 v M P C v w r ix ia o N e TOIAT gS'iSRSSSE. !fS;hei!SS2'/.«A* 3 Encourage r i t f r AtTTOWASy/HpWSV/lSjTHtt ^ ^ F gA £P lP 6 /-M 'X lC M 0 W HiS 3 Be borne , Fu^A<«oP«eNiusts.^.-» I ----- l» on* 4 Conceive ^ . of Y«m«n’i j OFTSM plSTlMOUISHBD^.: iH-HERIr LII^E MOTHS SPantaatiie / V (Tf oi^U A L FOtlASB^ ■rchiflofical notion ;v > M A klN S A RUN OH A lltn , B Velvet-black Foy M«tnorial Trophy will be at stake in thd' jjiTl M idget^ " IL is h t h o o s e ^U l l • It* El -r— • m lnerat-^ f - . ' ' v ; ^ tSnt h u m o r , plateau Jr fn« TPri»'^ J'oottell League doubleheader of the 19il(9'1 K 9 neMaeMoh oh ^ d a y af- 4 imwVTtrtile 8 OiOgonal ^rnooh at Mt. Nebo. Paired in the-ch|mpion8hip playoff UndefMtfd Bine* an openinji game 1-3 Jobs to Hall, Man^ leetfon of 0 Country battle at 2:30 will be the Blue Devila and JSjnoke Eaters. / Arabia to Smooth I 35 Throw oti 43 Southern Chester. Hlgli’a sUte cnampionship soccer tpam blanked] Draw Greenwicli . conalellatlon .Theae tilube won the riRht to p U y f tja. M llSoJournt 12 Merganaer • balance Maloney High of Meriden yesterday afternoon in the Silvef, 43 Smooth for the trophy w-ltli...... wina laat.week Oiarda: Dare Marslalo, Bruoe 13 Covet IgAnli'Douglaa 27 Prepoaition City, 2-0. The triumph wsb the 12th in a row for Coach Dick MaachaaCsr High's A e tm ttm g (comb, form) over tJie'Ouiaera end Ftre Fl|fht- UlL l « I V - KLIberiie Democrata 28 Fervor Eagleaon Danielson's craw and In the proc-b state seecer cbam)rteBS Wlu 29 Epic poetry 44paah era. TTte latter, tw-o cliiba ivlU meet Center: Dennle Smith ’ tSCompasi 18 Ancient in a conaolation game Sunday at eaa. one record M'as eatahllshed abd make fhe first defense o f ifeeir ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN ivory horn 31 Succora 47 Capri. Quirterbaek: John Anderson Memorial Field the Ibcala will con-', - 48 Shrub fenu* for malanet 1 o’clock, j ■ another achool mark tied. elude .their regular mason kgainat erotsrn Wedheedsy afteraoiMi rkAOW.SOMETIMKj-LjMAYW: n m f yew that 31 OliVe drab 34 Homan copper Halfbeeke; B>*ron Perry, Mike HERE w t«£ AU. nXEt>/ BARBeCUClS T W B i, iT Eternity 37.Wiacohain city 48 Veraifter BoUi cluba In the champlonahip The two goals booat^ the In­ Wethersfield. This game was orlg- against sixth rantied Gremmlcli TO Bis,sOGajL5«rr, (• vwwcr we / whyvtch* r DON'T THINIC/SpItu^ ' 8 ^ HE ( HE 00.' - (4b ) Gilbert IBthfAlJ 49 Football tilt wwked hard all week, poHalS dian point total to M. two more inslly scheduled for 'nieaday after­ High. The match will. ha ' w OOS», \ MOUTH-M^RIN*^ ■ V HANT, / SAY SO IN . OOPS AKir { M tW VKN^ 7 ^ 22 MaacUine 38 Within PuHtiapk: Woody Clark 38 Whatinf rpp< 39 Mock .player! ing up their offenaa and defenae. than the existing record aet a noon. pla.ved In either Merldesi i OOP,>OU 1 STBAkS...AJ'4'SDU V m AN/ TH' FIRST > SMARTER'N nickname (irolBers 33 Worked 41 Philippine 91 Lettuce year ago. Middletown. UMIN' lOUR 7 BpiNS IN A LC3AD PLACE?.' LOCM&! 38SUteby 23 Opposed The revamped Eatera, wtnnera of Ends: Dennis L^nneh, Bob Ham> Maachaaler (t) Maleaer iSi: WTleahy tuber woody vinea S3 Wife their laat three atarta, will be Rotlic Gists accounted for one <;*risti»lt*a...... D. Bbifffr, The loraJs. winners of ;JJ o f MIMpy . ^ OP VESEBULS.' particular! lltop Y 'K" 10 Chemical alight favorltee to wrap up th* Tackles: Dennia Vendrillo, Don of the txvo goals yeaterday end the Koraare...... flrut' 13 matches to date—th* last '13 In succession— were "ned'with' prcflx 1. r r ID bunting. However, the DiavlU have Anderson high scoring standout has now ■ Btl'. 1 r L i Beimnnd ,.., i,, , Magrathl Hall of West.Haxtford for sec­ 31 Mimicked plenty o f all around ability. Laat GuArda: .Bob Whlteeall, Randy matched hia IBSS total Of IB. also ■ T.it 33 Fiber cluslera II ir 15, week they deflated the Cruiaera, Cote ■ ' ’■ —.. achool standard. : OrHway ...... M»la"a ' ond pisce in^thki year's rank­ ■N. ings. ' TopTsheded was Staples. 33 Three paria regular aeaBpn champipna. Center: Daye SapienM In addition to Glatx, Mika Chur- ■ init l > H c A iiU y ...... It. Balks . Wedne*hi*r ...... Dbhrtls pfirmshlp mstch, won by the M- ' peasant Pullback: Ron Anderson ' :o r ' Ekida; Wayne Tedford, Dan B. Mike Geciauakaa. rals., - . Ill the flni^ minnta* 38 Shield device „.AMO Loanc ijrhe Cruisers will be nUnus'half' Bhiffsf-' 1 0 38 Hcroea • IT Sullivan ' ^ The vvln enabled Manchester to j ■ 'm ' o f Ihe fourth period. '. / . ■ ' . tl-7 H H back Bob GeUcwich due to an in­ keep pace with Hall of Waat Hart-*i '^let* • •' CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 40 SUpid ■ Tackle*: Barry Smith, Dennia The Class A-B ratings! 1. ” 7lt§ CHAO»m jury suffered early . In the week. ford in the battle for'OCIL hon-| 43 aSucc f IBM Bf Nf ••»«(••• Bm. VJP ml » a'—^-YJMeB Oallagher Fire Flgiiteira Clarks staples. .950. J . Han of Wept f i ...... 45 I>icleaure 1 ■ ■ ora. Manchester has scored 10' CN.O, 7 O -V 0 A A Gilarda: Wayne Cartier, Dave Ends: Martc (Btkman. Roland Campcaeo ...... Lsm*v , Hartford, .923. 3. ..MancUdd 4i8 Mature Turner - shutouts in Its victory atring. ter. .923. •.. 4. Glastenbnry, .fil4. 50 Survivor w T * v s t «* a v Cote ol 1 Monday afternoon at 3:15, at (Teala: <7la»a. rhiir BY AL VBRMBEH IP Umfnms->o»A Center: BUI lIcCkiy Taoklea: Tim Hogan, Dare Tak 5. F.. O, fimlth of Storrs. .fiSfi. PRISCILLA'S POP S3 Prayer !T 1 - 6. Greenwich, .758. 84 Weft Indian H O m U H t QiULrterbaek: <3ary SuIli'Van aitle P O P S A V S IP I S O O U T LAST TIME BOY. r D ID N ’T W A N T ] « PHI Halfbacke: Ray Ducheaneau; Guards: Jack Braitanbaoh, Pale Airborne The schedule:, A - I ^ T ihsh TO SO OUT SO balia trees . J n n ]) HE’LL T H R A S H ME TO ] WE WHACKI ■ STILL 85 Moved L j”' Datinia Downham Bensan Looking as though they are day, Glastonbury e . B. I TOLD HER It Powell Goes Out in 47 Seconds rCAN Y O U ^ (I c a n 't, WITHIN AJg INCH ME WrTW,T^ ttJRTS! ildewlse r Pullback: Bill Brennan euapended in midair at Madi- Amlth at RockvtlJa; Wednaaday. A L I T T L E Center: Paul Quainitechka C O M E OUT, JE N N Y , 88 Village near ■ Smoke Eaters Quarterback: Mark Heller aon Square Garden are John­ Manchester vs. Greenwtdi at W H IT E l i e ; 4 r t P r i s c i l l a LU. !■ Verdun 54 r 5 Ende: Pete Parker, Die4cie Moore ' Halifbache:' Bob Parmakian, Pete ny -Gfeen, lef), of the New Meriden or Mlddletowa:. Friday. rK 87 Vegetabtei 5T 55 *4 Tackles: John AndreoH.. Tom MoCartan York Knickerbockers snd the TneSda.y*s wtnnef vs. fitaplea at O O ^ Alexander Pullbaek: Ron Dtffraana Boston Celtics' Bill Russell, pejohn Earns Shot .Middletown) IVedmnday's vic­ 1 Sea 5t 51 .who la dunking the baU aa tor vs. Hsil at Windsor. (comb form) usual. 7 • j

S H O R T R IB S BY F'RANK O’NEAL With Eddie Machen Biggest Take Your Pick, B o x in g l^ b d y Seven Game Slate Syrtcuse, N. Y,, Nov. 7 (/P)— Big Mika DeJohn’s sm»8hln|r Suspends R E I 7 % » A f S - 47-secnnd disposal of Charlie Powell has earned him a b o u t • mtma: P O U /s jo Of College Games For Russell Stilt with slick Eddie Machen and a long-awaited chance to moveh|Ring License e fWf Bt *n*. IM «>t. u.l Pit, Off. I I _ -X ,414or Connecticut college football fans up in the heavyweight ranks, t - _____ V- 9 0 0 0 4J0S had a choice of seven games today. DeJohn Y-sught the ex-footballer j York's Madison Square Gar-'" New York, Nov. 7 ()F)—'niera ap- L O N G S A M BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS o A eecas Bostan. Nov. 7.- UP) — Bill '•My guy played him to a Ruasell, the defensive genius But only twrq of them were being ' ***"• ' - ___ - ^ ____ : i L'l h? more boxing activity in AU.THReBNETl(TOIS6LLUSPWe — ^ ' the 'bast big man until Citam- The two Nutmeg slate contestb And judging by the current hear­ INSMBRECDinESr••• BCCAUSETWNCLUD6S . MILUOH DOLLARS’ WORTH gest • I yes, that's the word Little Three rivals, to clash at ® > 4 » / Pro Football Roundup biggest) challenge in his pro­ berialn proves otherwise and ings of the New York Stats Ath­ TEXAS------OF TELEVISION TIMS. he'e going to have a haitd time Mlddletov.m In an Alumni Day con­ letic Commission, a boxing wrt.JBr I OUST fessional basketball career, test, and Bridgeport and Central "Cowell plop^d on his paiits | l^fTyori AlAOeTHE ihr -A '- TJf. U.R PlL M It le wrapped up in the per­ proving it.” ‘ ------th* second blow. Ha got up snd is going to need a law degree mprs-- Connecticut St^]^'battle it out ■C^nght Cold' SIR... son of Wilt Chamberlain, . In support, Riumell can . of­ bounced Into a flurry of lefts and than a knowledge of jabs and St New Britain'In a Homecoming "I was caught cold. " the gloomy hooks. Philadelphia's 7-feet-l rookie fer the best start of hit career. rights from the aroused hometown Giants Continue Drive Day feature. Powell rematked in th* dressing COMEOM.fAHfi! wonder. He's averaging 23.2 points and boy. who goes for th# quick kayo. The commission, which yester­ 35 reiboundB a game. 'Die thousands of rooters who hit Powell went down again. room. "I didn't have a chtnee to day suspended the license o f Roeen- Ruaeell, B-fcet-10, brings to the road this morning headed Down Third Time' get warmed up to show -what I sohn Enterprises Inc. (REI).. has the match hia uncanny defen­ “ He’s got. a shot from the mainly for the Yale-Penn Ivy could do.” For Grown with Cards sive ability, probably the beet corner now that he never had Shaking his head vigorously, adjourned its hearing until nodn FA m ) League test at Philadelphia, the - Powell, 28, and one-time defen* Tuesday. The rommisrion, for rebounding the league has before," Auerbach said. Powell arose and walked into a Trlnlty-Amherat encounter at Am­ good left-right combination that slve end for th* San PYanrlsco nearly three months now, has been seen, and greater experience Chamberlain hae had .the herst, Mass., and the University of 49*rt, gav« up football ftv# years N«w York, Nov. 7 the mountain climb 'outweighs Rutaell by about ing the same wrondara with Home=^ two years ago in the aame War ! tn 3* vIOtoriee, DeJohn. who will be um June 26. ^ eup*bf>coffe« typs, son, but I am i" -= > -e 40 pounds. He is hailed as Philadelphia Umt Ruasell did Williams at W/ealeyan facing the 49ers. Memorial Auditorium rlrtg. 1 25 next month, ha* lost seven and T h ere's no telling how roiig this YOU MAM P. AV DEAR, 0 (S > potentially the greatest four yeers earlier with. Bos­ Bridgeport at tjentral Connecti­ Ban Francisco, Western Confer­ that way again against the Card' Big Mike left thSt ..ehanre alip drawn once, inquiry will continue-' After th# AND I 'l L A A K FOR IT.' scorer in the history of ths. ton. cut AND BEFORE Y O U LEAVE /FT t ence leader M-ith a 5-1 record, is at inals, No. 1 Giant quarterback by waiting six months for a fight j Powell, although not seriously hearings comes the appeals tn MC.«yui~you sn u want to build the sport, plus having no small Aw ay— C W EIW B BMIK.? iOT-BUT THAT MEANS AN TOWN, SAXON, I WANT L m Angelas for a pick 'em game (Parley Conerly and his two top BUI provided the- defense and then losing to .Nino V aldes.! hurt wax cut Inaid* the lip. He co'urt. k t i m i u i o n LITTLE SPORTS Yale, at mrmsylvania U YOUR IDEAS ON HOW TO with the Rsma. It la the first of pass receivers, halfback Pratik akill on defenae and aa a re- and rebounding that changed DeJohn, unrnnked, among . the | dldn t land 5 blow, Nicholak Atlas, an attorney who PROCEED ON OUR NEW o n r CB#i.'MCIanlfM*iRBiC«^ Trinity at Amherst heavies, has been so-so since. ' The Mght drew 1,290 who paid OeUARB.' H IM -W arN «l|W i livA four straight road games for the Gifford and end: Bob Schnelker all bounjiet another good bell club into rnade a special appearance yester- INDUSTRY... FOR A Connecticut at Northeastern I.jist night's rictory gives DeJohn , 82,500. DeJohn weighed 20SVi, 49srs, who meet contending cliibe are sidelined. Gifford, also the I'n the balance hangs the W’or^d champions in his repkie Iday for REI, said he was going to CONSULTAWT'S FEE, .Coast Guard at R. P. I.. OF COURSE.' fa four of their last six gaipea. team's to)) running threat, and Eastern Divielon lead. Each .vear. The CeKics miseed the a Dec. 18 match with Machen In Powell 308, ' ask the State Supreme Court, for a Schnelker have cdmblned for 44 team carries an.unbeaten rec­ title the following year, wtien Southern Connecticut at S i Eastam leader New York, de­ Youngstown ruling the c^mlsrion's jurts- receptions. ord, Boston In five games and Ruasell was not able to com­ dldtion in the REIvverdicL fending Its division title M-ith a Bridgeport (1-6), Connecticut B-1 mark la a seven-point favorite The 48ers wrecked the Rams Philadelphia in three,.into the pete in the playoffs. With Rus­ Atlas contends Uiat the com- first of their scheduled-- IS, (4-3) and Coast Guard (2-.9I are over the visiting'CTiicago Cardin­ 34-0 at San Francisco laat month, sell hesith.v again, the Celtics misriomJostits Jurisdiction becaoBar meeting! this year rtclalmed the crowm last sea­ favorites, and anything can hap­ REFs promotional licensexaxpired als. The Giants leave New York but Los Angeles' ({uarterback pen in the other four games, espe­ Harriers A Champions, only twice in the second half of the Billy Wade and breakaway half­ It Is the first official clash son. Sept. 30 and that show paijsa order of Russell and Chafnharlain, cially the Trinity (4*1-1)-Aniherat. I against the firm In this hearing season.and five af their games are back. Jon Arnett were injured at In three games, Chamber­ Williams - Wesleyan (?-4) and //-r with the Cards, Pittsburgh Steel- the time. Since then Wade has though they played against lain has averaged 41 point* Waa dated Oct. 26. The eamihlsslon each other in an exhibition Southern 'Connecticut (6-0)- Ken Smith Places Ninth siii^'nded REI Aug. 14.' era and Washington Redskins. The taken the NFL passing lead and and provided the punch than Youngstown games. I B . C . BY JOHNNY HART latter three share'the Eastern cel­ Arnett has me..ded to team with game earlier this year. Cham­ transformed Philadelphia from I 'The attorney had asked for. apd berlain outscored Big BUI in Penn was rated, about a touch­ been refused, a two-week adjourn* lar with 3-4 records. Ollie Matsoiikthe league's third another good team into the down better than the Bits (.5-1). 1 leading ground giiner, to give the that one, but played 16 min­ one generally considered most Neighboring Glastonbury High, eparked by individual ment because- of the illness o f Vin­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE w h a t 'js Browns Big Worry Both teams. W'erq reboimding from -.club the lead in team offense. But utes more likHy to aidatraek Boston's winner Billy Johnson, w'pn its second straight open champion* cent Vellella, president of REI. At­ c h e e s e ? The Giants’ One ' big worry Is upsets. More than, 32.000 were ex­ \ i the 49ers have thevjecond and Chamberlain wax credited rush for a>..second straight ship in the annual Slate CIAC cross country meet .vesterday- las produced s letter from Veletla's TW8 JOB OF SU8 HUKTIN8 YEAH, lUT WORSE. ACTUALLY WE KNOW Cleveland. The Browne (4-2) are pected, about 5,000 from Conhecti- WITHER COMPLEX. NO ONE /MRC ABOUT THE MOON THAN ABOUT flfth'-ranked ball carriers In J. D. with outplaying Ruasell in crown. physician saying VeTella was suf­ tied for second in the East with cut. at Central Connecticut College. Manchester High, runner-up UNIT CAN 00 IT ALONE. THE OCEAN lENIATH US, WITH ITS Smith and Joe Perr>'. some published versions of To do it, Ohambarloin must fering from "nervous exhaustion '’ the Philadelphia Eagles. But ^ Southern' Connecticut (6 - 0) to Glastonbury with 105 points,^ After the refusal, Atlas sajd he WE'RE AIL aUNSLE OF VALLEYS, MOUNTAINS, Big Man that match and Boston Coach beat Ruseall. ^ 'MUST 8E^ CURRENTS AND THERMAL LA^(ER$,„ Cleveland la ite vo nA by eight faced Its toughest challenge at topped all CHasa A school foes. Milford, 563. 23. Hoiisatonlc-Re- was"walklng' _ut'' on th* prodted- PARTOFA — The-blg-man-h>-ruahlng-it-efore his,, licenses had expired. BY DICK CAVALO .'game, the t)etroit U oas (1-5). the ing to quarterback Johnny-Unitax J. Glastonbury, 96. 2. Manches­ MORTY MEEKLE New York, Nov. 8 (g))- -!! might# terbaek ace, Richie Luois, and a New-. Canaan. 4. Eagle,. Middle- Wallman 'had attempted to sur­ Weafi poorest team, meOt PUts- to dazzle the Redskins. Unitas, - Rain has once again forced ter, 105. 3, Danburj’. 140. 4. New T DON'T OKK 1 as well be steeplechsNa day in col­ king-siied jinx. If Syracuse should render, his license , as second and bin-gh. "ITie Steelera, with quarter­ who has thrown for 17 'TDs'in-six postponement of # Manchester Britain. 163. 6. Hartford. 252. 6. «"»n«ger but the commission re- UNDE^ANO CMALU games, tries-for league game No. lege football-today what wdth 'aU win It Would be the first time in High football game. Today’" back Bobby Layne throwing New London, 260. 7. Wilson. 275. fused to accept them. BY LANK LEONAR.*) 32 in- which he has throwm at least 26 years it has beaten Penn scheduled .COIL encounter in MICKEY FINN against hia forrher teammates, are the hurdles the high and mighty Fitch,tr5fxu>s *>70279. -0 9. vifmmvr. Weaver, 2M296. 10 *' ^*^**^*)- ^*” In Ui6 current hearing*. th« coCT* one scoring pass. Don. Bosseler, state two straight years. This Bristol against Bristol Central .azz BZZ>BZZZZZ ■bc-.pdint home favorites. have to clear. East Hartford. 311. II. Norwich, 9. Smith, Manchester. 10. Baron, ^ „^ade five charges against tfie Skins' power runner. Is the one's for the Eastern title and a has been moved ahead to Mon­ East Hartford. azzz Bzz-z-zzz The. CTilcago . Bears, in a 2-4 Defending ‘National 'Champion major,bowl bid at the very least. 326. 12. Middletown. 349. 13. ’ I CMs ft'Arnalo, suspended manager BZZZZ zz-Br fourth-place tie Vllh the Rams, j leasru'-'s fourth he.st uround ealner. day afternoon. Kickoff will ^ '* 'rof Patterson, and three against ^ ^ and It will be up to him and quar- Lousiana State, No. 1, gets .what Penn Btate is ranked seventh na* be at 2:30 at Muzzy Field. Greenwich, 364. 14. Wethersfield, may 1^ its last major test befoi'e tibnallj’. , . I 364. 15. Stamford. 377. 16. Hall. REI and* Rnsensohn. y defeat. Green Bay; (3-3) whip-! Two weeks ago Me .Manches­ another unbeaten, championship SmooUi W'eekbnd ter-Bristol Eastern game was I 437. 17. Bulkeley. 503. • » pad the pears 9-6 in the season | season. The Bayou Bengals meet ! Also, 18. WsUrford, 520.' 19. Sfton SeheHule opener, but the Packers are seven-1 ^ TTie remainder of the top 10 postponed due to inclement Tennessee. Northwestern, No. 2, ciu-bs in the last Associated Press weather. Conard, 537., 20. Bristol Eastern. Hunter and Cichon jwint underdogs In this one at Tliree pf the 12 "embers of the comes up against Wisconsin., its 639. .21. Windham, 547. 22. New Sunday, 9(ov. S . j National Jockeys^Hm>J)f Fame the Big poll should have a smooth week­ end with the possible exception of — Imperials at Prlaon. 1 p.m. Despite a string of injuries to ^ ere boni outride the United ^en title and a Ro.se, Bowl jaunt, Cruisers vs. Fighters. 1 p.m..] Win Pro • MemBKer offensive stars, the Giants have j S ates. Ted AtWnson artd ^ r g e | T.xas, Nb. 3, faces upset-minded Clemson. The Tigers, KVJl ranked, face Diike. Mississippi. No. 6. Neho. ■ '''X, managed to stay In front because Woolf were,bom In Canada, and,n.„, ' fh. Blue Devils vs. Eaters]\2:30-;;;^ ' Sixteen pros and 48 amateurs takes out ila LSU disappointment « . K It w,U h .v . „ <« ! John L o . , * , . in E n , , „ t ' r i l » ! Nebo. took part in the Connecticut Pro- against Chattanooga. Southern Shi)> and the Cotton Bowl. Member Beat Ball Golf Tourna­ ftali/ornla. No. 6. entertains well- Old Hoople Eliminates ment at the Manchester Country r And then. ^hare's fourth-ranked thiimped West • Virginia, and Au­ n tl H flflfl club yesterday and when the flr- Syracuse against Penn State, un- burn, No. 9 meets Mississippi c a p t a i n e a s y BY LESLIE TURNER 4^aierers o n , n o a u ceaxed, pro Wline Hunter and ' beaten against unbeaten. In what SUte. , }P'] ’ Vdu T6LL MB, BABYl »HB 56BWb6 T0~ STRAUGE! HER H0«TEft» M COBHAAA AND POR THE NEXT FEW HOORsTY SOBETHINO E fk l* P F l K O t l 1 *^*'^^***" ®'^**** Cichon, both o f I may be the biggest cdllision from Washington, the Weal Coast Possibility of Error r-or * riSOII willlmanOc. copped tontop honors. honors, FIGHT IT FOR 30 AAIMUt«5.,.THeN GAVe UP'. SAYS PENNY GPr A SUPPBNURGBTP EVERY0N6 SHE THINKS SHE /PISTURIS Mf, l a national standpoint ■ the. East's MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES artd FRANK RIDGEWA1 STROLL ALONG THE WYER WONT. THE WET DENIES IT'. IT MAY BE A / TOO. ISTW, Rose Bowl leader, with Southern dniblned for a four under AMP AFTER SHE HAD LOOKED PORWARP I had to offer since Monroe and ' le: FII^ST PERSON SHB RAN MtP MAS SHANDUl COINCIDGNCE..SUT L WISH X think IT WAS Cal ineligible, faces Oregon SUte, Still looking- for, their first win par 66 round. . ■ DOYOUTHINtcy NO, HES IT GIVES HIM A KNEW wore ABOUT HVPNOSiSlj PENNY tSAW PRO FOOTBALL I Mansfield met in a hotel elevator. and Georgia, unbeaten in the By MAJOR AMOS B, HOOPLE <» While in th* South, Louisiana I of . the season the .Imperial Al . Mackintosh, Wilbraham- yWHE late for YtJUR THE DOCTOR y always GLAP CHANCE TO WORK INTHI5T0WH I , Stubborn Defease Southeastern Conference and 6-1 I State will prevail over Tennessee. I era’ football Jeam-'will try" again i Mass.. and Stan , Mat?zyk. - who X' Originator of Flying Wedge PiWDBT APPOlNTAAeNt; WILL BE ANGRY 1 TO HAVE SOME ON HIS HOBBY. V ABOUT THAT L3U, which ran its winning overall, plays league foe Florida. ! Our upset indicator gave you I to pin the first loss of the y*ar on j plays out of several clubs, includ- TIME! ; streak to 19 last Saturday In a 7-3 The Big Bight tries to unravel Egad, kind readers, - wherever MR. ABCRNATHY. ■ WITH ME? A freetime... Syracuse to defeat West Virginia | the PriXon Trojans tomorrow al l ing Manchester, 1 turned in a 68 i showdown thriller with Miselsalp- its first place scramble with Kan- one looks this coming weekend-:* by a 44-1444- count. The a c t u a 1 Wethersfield. Gates at the prison, score to tie Ken Lori]?, Rockledge pi, has only oft-beaten Mississippi •as at Colorado, Oklahoma, at’ East, West. Midwest or South—; score was 44-0. Urn', yas, to err la will open at I2:3'0 and tickets will pro. aiid Bnice Ro8ow-.,\, Stale aild Tularie to face after fCansaa /State, and Nebraska at a'gridiron',traat la in store. human! This week, .you have my be available. Amateurs were alIowedXn«-bBl^ j Tennessee. The Volunteers, tied by Iowa State. Yale is at Penn in _ , . , ... word; air possibility of error Has Coach Frank' Toro's- Trpjans of their handicaps. dial 1280 I Alabama and beaten' by Georgia- what could decide the Ivy cham­ O^upytng center stage m the; b^g„^,i„inated. have racked up four straight wins, Low pro honors were sharsdvhy I Tech (14-7) in six games,' have plonahip. Both are tied at 3-1. with clash between the eastern giants,, including a. 8-0 triumph over Man- Chuck Wilson. Hartford saslstaht, Syracuse / and Penn -State* The ' Strike up ^ e Iwnd! j their usual stubborn defense -plus Princeton, which: meets ^Harvard. chifster three weeks ago. and L*ng. each with 32a • WINF Air Forcr follows 'up its much- Hoople System was Uxed t o . iU ai, aiise, ni. e X 1 I a souped up offense strengthened All' local players a re' requeeted Low nets: Hunter siYid Qchon {by' a late-developing fbllback, applauded tie with Army against very limitations . before determin­ Texas 19, Baylor 8 Clemson 88, Duke 0 to meet, at the West Side .Pv»l 66-2—CT; Mackintosh and- Chlfck ' Bunny Orr. Missouri,-.'while Geor^a Tech ing’ that the Nlttany Lions and Notre Damn 88, O. Tech fit fiunciB.v morning by H :i0 . Price, Wllbraham. 68^Zt- 68; Frank X Here's a spot foe an uplie’t aa travels to .Notre Dame. North Tex­ their scintillating Richie Lucas it bf nth.i BALTIMORE COLTS Harvard' 16, Princeton 14 Sunday. Nov. 15 the Caterers Sarro snd Bert Youmans, Tumble ■well as at Evanston, III., where as State, a member of the seven- could not withstand the .o'nxlail|:ht 11-7 Michigan 23, Illinois 20 will return'honi* to play the New Bi/dok, 66: \Valiy Cichon and Jack \ bn'ce-beaten Wisconsin teats team major unbeaten list with of the Syracuse Orangemen.' J E F F C O l ^ ■ BY PETE HOFFMAN ; VS. Ohio .State 38, - Indiana -7 - London Pequots. - j R'usher. Ellington Ridge, 67. NorthwiBsteri)]8 ujatamiphed Big LSU, Northwestern, Texas, Syra­ THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS Also' in the eastern sector;*'in loU'a 88, Minnesota IS UH.....,WHO T HOUSE DETECTIVe/ 'ren lead. Victory would'leave the. cuse, Southern Caj and Penn State. a game that takes me back to iny i _____ BSfOKE VOO AtAKS PlAl^ WHY,OF •n J nneu . 13. . Oliiahoma 44, Kansas Ht.. 0 BITS 4)uick-strU(lng Wlldckts ■with no enterUina Louisville In a night, days as chief blocker for the im-,1 K^iTurkv ZirVanderWH 7 TOTAKCRILY OBT >'^(KE,M RS. game. WdshingfQn Rddfkins worse than a 11^ game lead with morta T?td Cpy, the reviUUzed Tennessee 9 WOULD VOU PLEASE HAVME. BUT HE two-games ' remaining. Wisconsin Old Blue of Yale will vanquish a j „ Purdue. U iilif|l.4tlll DOES LOVE TO 60 AIR TIME 2:09 R A I." : [ has rolled, however, since losing Valiant Penniylyania eleven. But, ^-„rthwe*t«rn *6, Wiscoiiel)ii 18 CLASS BALLto u r n a m en t PUT, AMD I BUOY to Purdue- in its ffrst conference Radio, TV Sporla • not before Penn dents the robust I Oregon 35, California IS ■ SO MUCH, start; Bulldog defen+e for .two. touch-I ^^.hlngton 35, Oregon W, 18 Everyone’s a spoiler in ; the Sunday-• 2^ P.M. DIAL 1230 Southivest Conference but Texas Boston OrilegeLrtttshaVgh, -1 ilS I Vale 21, PennaylvanU 14 In the Midwest, Notre, Dame gyrMuse 28, Penn SUte *4. la favored to, handle three-timd —€haanel fit, M. wUl stage a brilliant rally to conr g*. callf. 89, Weat V*. 9 FOR GOOD SOUND loser Baylor and fatten up Its lead room • NorllMiaaMra, 1:S0 — fiFFIC. ,. qu#r Georgia Tech, and - North- ]'go. M*lh. Sd, Tex. A.AM; M over runher-up' 'Dsxaa Cairistlan. weatem will contitue Its parade the .Limghoms’ op)>onent next ■ ' ' Triailiy,-Aii)herBt, 1 :80—W W F . gtanford 28. UCLA IS ...... ■••AniMI..*WINF to the Rose BowL by toppling dan­ Trinity 12, Amherat Tfi DOUBLE Ratimlay.' . Mtoeenri-AIr i'Foroe, 4— Chiannel gerous WisconMn. t - OAK STREH^ Syracuse sepda the nation.'s^top »0. Waaleyan M , WUIlains IS 1- I THE KEY TO THE WORLD THRO j bfftnae; defenae, and No'.' 1 aooring Ryder Cup OoH, 5:16—C8uuinel On' the Pacific coast, Washing­ GM*t Guard IS, RPJ 8 LAST WEEK’S WINNEBS UCoiniM 40, Northeastern 6 MUTUAL machine.. Jed th* Davis boy# 9 » .' -r-. ■ ' ■ i ton, .leading western Rose Boa'j Rowns HAMPTON. 8 1 1 —fOTAK m t o m t It* (llnaman Rx^jibr and halfback Malar LaMri* Wasriia ll, fi. — centander, be hard presaed Brjlatbi .18, Maackeatar Ifi SMHej agrainat Bebn Cttatafia quar- O h a n a i I8l Met* doeni^ Or agon SUta. Pilaea fifi. MatclHnt* 1. ■c \ s

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’ \ . ' • - , * -4 7 MANCBleOTER ^PinnN G HERALD, itANCHESTER, CONN.* SATURDAY, NOXneifBER T, IMO MANCHE8TEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, H o o m b fd t sbIp 72 UoOMlMld ChMito I I Rooow WithBRt Bsiu4 I t MBtMrUii 7t Ho o n b f i r S U t n w SmitEW tnSii^ A r tie iw 'Fgr S al* 45 H oBM hold G«w«ki I I t'HEKE OUGHT A BE A LAW BY PAG ALT «nd SHORTEN tfOLDPBP,- itoiBiiwnsto s mom room qidat MAJfCBBSnR-18 BrolltDn Rd. A A ^ ^ VtUM too Start wttb Pag Building— ContiiieUng 14 UKiVimULA aearttnent ■too, alae- JtOOMS-Fttfniahad, wall Natad. Art., LM wtihjw. Ci amyiiSM- No. 3 FRANKLIN flraplaca ateve, A Lt KINDS—Of ateriltaed, re. Ji> eondltiati. Fraa parkiiic.-Alaa baatad eaWaa. IM * tofl** ibwd. atrs«t, ■blUag ■" nadar FHA•sn apprai» lovoto OsppCM, • fbMiad roams, CARPENTOT WORK. No Job loo lehcd uaed furniture for every J"- n x ROOMS, aseoad fleor. M u ., aaaay w IfiA S s e n t, trana Only al. r ; r . d n w ck Oo,, Ml MI A^8848 t unflalabad, aaparata garagO, In o Jtoiltor Agaaey. MI 8-1408, MI almoat new *7S. Power mower *18, MI I*?n0 after 4:09. • Oau l a T w o batwaia l-T ».m . and bot waur- fuitoibod. aank|toi O-ttll.' Boy email. Alteratione, rooftnif. eldini;.. pin* coffee table, > h.p. Bulldog room and appHancet. all in .«x> Scranton Tourist H on* and MMOO. Oulten W, WUUUm, I n or Barfeatm Wood*: Ms 8-7791. a iV9% mongags. Immadtota sc- Inlhlni;. addition*. Remodellnir. cellent condltfon. LeBlanc Furni­ ■torata^ M4ma. gUB. AvaUabla cupimey for qualiflod buyor. en^n» tia. ;PI 3-S181. CaMna, ifO Tolland l ^ a . Dac. M ai^yroadmataly.^ tpniaa MISL BUYING OR s e l l in g -C hO Ed Rtaalak. PI 2-7.W4. ture Hoepltal, 195 South St., K * w BOX BPlUNG, l » . CMl MI m to- B iS or; MI f 1888. JA 8-ST38, ForSSDw Rockville. TR 8-2174. Oped t to P. •g4B21. WARM, COMFORTABLE room, cation. 1% batoa, ssparato «bnlng WARRBN E. HOWLAND, ------^ ------room,’ attached garage, amastt* VERNON — 3 year eld 8 loom KNAPP' HUNTING booia a"d vary nicely fUrntohad, til* hato, aauicm-iM o * room apart* 8 1 X R O O ll BUILT R tt lt o r R obR n g—h id in g Id shoea. Harry Mahoney. Ml 1-4137. THREE WOODEN storm wlndowt nice privata. homa, 01* Sproea SL drlva. Immodiato oceutMuicy. ranch, firmlae*, edknar tot, right 82x81” , three 2*x84”'. one eereened Mitticail Inptnrnieflts 58 monL. baavdgiita,J ^ t a , 1881 . monthly. 818d00. R. F. Olmock Co„ MI oft Lnka Mroat, m ar m * ID S^UOI T6 Litgrn Parents Ml or MI 8-8808. Maar Racktlild-^-^MaMWim L*at< grdmmar ndiool. About 81.000 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS RAT'B R o o p m o CO.. ■hinfl»and PLUMBER’S tool*, cgat iron sewer grilled doop. MI 1-4«00. ATTRACnVEI,T furnished laiga tog, wtoilaiva, and avary irtali ot 9-8248 or Barbara Woods, Ml Hew The Hems Traders . bullt'up roof*, pdter and con due pipes and Copiper. Reeaonable. t r u m p e t -O lda apecial, excal- front bedroom, extra iarga eloaqt, i-7708. .down. DonVtHOt. Call B. ' B. Ruaeell Allen Brown at fit " A..M. If» P.M . ROO&^nAJB — 8 room fUrnisM cooMiuettoa aabeapbeeally well Buitaay. Brakdr, MI t-IOif. ^ I, Inc-, tor work; roof, phimney repair* Call'momlnga. MI I-T325. EXTRA SPECIAL lent condition.' MI 9-70is after 9 hot water heat, tllo bath apartmsnt, utUlUa* furntobad, 828 aaaadaad built, n aatoa "d land. • i, Wapping, A Brat. y e U ' Ray Hajenow Ml •-*214; Ray p.m. refrigerator, free patotAg, quiet m —SIX ROOM colonlal-881.800. Ciii Hdp You ! CLEARANCE' weekly. Call RockrtUc TO 8-4881. ;ust 'bo aaon'to bt^VPtotoated. 219 batoa, formal dlntog room, 3 BOUTR WINDSOR, Orakam Rd.— atJdmit at Howalt Chaway T WB COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Jackaon. Ml s-asss. CHRISTMAS TREES - CtVhole- home. MI 8-7116, sale).- Individually selected, llm- W A ip MUSIC 8T O R E S -L ow ^ tiroplaeas, . heated racraaflon 8% custom built colonial raneb ARB YOU boNglDBR^O •' nloal Bcbool in Manehiador, to to- ttOffOAT Thm rail>AT-' lOtS# A.M.'^SATl'HnAT > A.M. "Automatic coffee makers, your FOUR ROOM basted dpartmant, A R T H U R X, K S b r ^ , with attaebad garage, picture book BBLUMCl TOUR P R O P n m ? OUUOHUN R o o r m o Oompuy c.v treee, that eell on sight. -Re­ price* on All Instruments, nianoa hot water and elactrle atov*. sup­ room, built-in ^bar.. ExcaUent lo­ ported itij] nilaalng tram bfli hawio Inc Aluminum aidlnc, aaphalt nowned quality. Moderate prices. choice 814.98. Hollywood head- ■lild organa, pood selection. Alao ROOM FOR RENT at to* Canter. R aaltor cation.' R. F. DImock Co., MI kitchen, deluxe batoroom, half Wo win anpratos'' your proparty by his parbnte after 86 Oajra. boards, good selection, 18.98-89.98 plied. Garage. PI 2-8448. acra lol. MI 8-4816. BuUder. ,’roo aad fnoMxn any otdigatton. PLEASE READ VOIJR AD aabaato* rooftiig. Alao atuminum. Extra early sellout*. Write fo,r la^-aaaortm em of mathoda and CaU MI 9-4401. . 04UK, or Barbara Woods, MX Th* youth’a father and inotlMr, ^JeanitMl or copper guttera and ■'l price brochure. Hughe* Farm*, Group of end and lamp tables, $10. ■hsM muMe. Store houra-TuDa- Mi>5440 MI 9-SdS8 8-7703. Wa alao buy psonarty Mt cash. leadara. Ml l>TTin. day through Friday l-g, Saturday TWO COMFORTABLY fumiahad LAKBFRONT property— Coventry Member MwUpl* Uatlng Mr. and Mrs. Banjatoia Brown CaaMlilCtf «r "•Waat Ail»- »r* over IIm Bema'rdeton, .Maas. TWO FURNISHED roonM—all fan- 881 OARLAMD IT ., MaiMhaatSr- 0 rooms, 2 flraplacea. 3 picture fTANUBY BRAY, Rmitor appOaled for puUie help today Mi Visitorg W'elcome 9-8 99 Summer St Ml 8-2094. rooms with private bath and provamenta. 118 Btoaalt St. IV—MANCHSISTER- Overrtsad 8 •MUeiMw. Th* •ilw«rtHet •hould rekd hl» ad «h* FIRST DAT IT ROOEINO, SIDING, painting Car NINE HORSEPOWER trSrtor with Always ptonty of free parking. shower,' garua. Quiat home on 4 room beuao, goo bot air' bau, room Cipa, i flntobad dewn, 3 wlndowe, plartered w ^ , one full ^ BRAE-BURN r I iALTY locating their abn. ’ AFPRARS Md REIHIRT ERRORS in tlmn f«w tbn b m I pentry. Alteratlona and ' addition* plow, harrow, cultivator and trail­ Open 10-B,'7:30-9 Center St. Gentlemen preferred. ciL water and' aaworaga, anlall unttotohad up. Attached braes*- bath. 3 hate batoa, o^k in ga­ Ml 84378 According to his mstbar, too workaiMM, lot 180x840. 810.900. HMi Tfc* Hnrlild l» r»»pon»itiln for onij- ONE Inporrwt ot omitted Ceiling*. Wnrkmanahip luaran- er. Call PI 2-7211. THOMAS OlfPANS have percua- Box B. Herald. Bd siin m i Lomtioiip way, ohe-car garage and - drive. rage. New pier and whiit, flood­ yOuth failad to raturo homo ftooi Im m ^ ob t»t BBj BdTeptltement and " " 'f *»tent of a Ptolbri^ Agaaey. MI 14484. ) teed A. A Dicn. Inc., 300 Autumn CHAMBERS FURNITURE ■ion, No need to pay extra -when ) for Rant 14 Deluxa ahimuium comUnaUon lights, ate. May 'asaum* 4^18 aeltool Sept 14 and hasI baon mlao* **maki> Btiod" inaertlon. Error* rrhlch do not loaaen the ealoe. of ' St. Ml S-4860. BOLEN GARDEN tractor with you buy a Thomas. Ward Music PLEASANT ROOM for a gentle ■cnana aniL windows, fireplace, m o r t ^ a . This la reaUy a to ing alnbe tnen. til* Bdrerttaement nitl not b* eorrected hy '-rnahc r»«’d*' Inoertfon. ^Iktu/ntb snow plow, cultivator and cycle man. 14^ Hackmatack St. MI 810,800, 2- bodroom raneb rocrea- year 'round home. B, B, Bus G!en. Taylor Assails S A L E S >' , Steraa, 99 Summer. Open till 9 f H-OONDmomBD S-roo« ofllea. tfon room, roar poreb, axoallsnt nicaly landacajpad lot, BxesHani (WVf bar^ 1048 Hudaon *i-ton pick-up. 3-1616, or OV 4-3680, Broker, Ml 8*2032. She desertbod him as bafag • ------«------' 808 K. MIDDLE TPKB p.m. , 100% Mato Stroat toeattan Part­ coatotion, caatral, asaum* 499% eondiUbn, Central location. A tru* feet 11 inebn tan, wa igbliiga&Bt RoAfing and Chimneys 16-A Apply 480 North Main St. MI 3-5187 I ing Martow'A 8f7 Mate tt value at only 818,900, R. F, Dimock Pr^ident’s Policies r o C B COOPERATION W IIX f \ : - l 1 ^ 1 3 - 2 7 1 1 cmc*oO 17, lu ESTEY CONSOLE 'chord organs— Large 18x28 room for on* dr two naortgaga, amaU caab. Carlton W. PREFERRED LOCATIONS ■ISS pounds, bhia eyaa,~Ugfit fliltcSli^-MI 841188. Co., MI 9-8248, Rebort D. Mur­ BE APPRECTATEO l < l a l m i *F M.W • • . ROOFING'- fipeciallalng repairing c q jio i____ NORGE .UPRIGHT freeser,^ only. 8.199, full size cabinet, fS l size gentlemen in a lovely, old colonial SMALL STORE. Can b* astoi from dock, MI i-tm . fair complexion and wooing hooklrlg ruga, 10 lb*, for M. Call Looking for a custom built I bed­ iCenllMxMl froim tto fo One) I roof* of *11 kind*. New roof*, giit- cubic foot, 2 year* old. 9280. ( keyi, never needs tuning, electric, with private family. Private en­ Main St. Parking. Apply Marlow's, 810,800—WEST Sn>B, 3 bedroom amber-colored glaaaea I ter work, -chimney* cleaned, re- Ml 3-4807. MI 3-8028 after 5 p.m. world -famous by Estey, Come in trance and free parking. MI 807 Main. ' i, V—BOLTON—7 room custom built, room 1«nch under 830,pOO? When last seen RuasaH .was w iar- Umt and Fourid 1! Aulo Driving School 7*A raneb, beautiful trass, hear bus, to I Corinthlana, XTV, 8; I paired. Aluminum aiding. .70 and try it or call for demonstra­ 9-4876. ■hopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI custom designed ranch home, Ma-> Ing a light bluS pair of fltlaa i year*' experience. Free e»ti- ONE EICO V-T-V-M-preathkjt ,R-F ONE MAROGANY dining room We have Jiiat toe one you've been I ‘‘For if tllM trumpet give an unoer* T>iWr_Reward- Rovce Union bike.'PREPARE FOR driver’* ,te*t V^EKl JUST AS SOU Ptrf generator, excellent condttionrMI tion. Easy terms. Melody Music 8.6183. hogany trim througbout, 26 ft. pants, blacK aboas, a muotard mate*. Call Howley, MI 3-8JMI1, Ml table 40x60 with one 12” leaf,.860. Co.. Inc., Ig4 Asylum St.,' Hart- Hposas for Rant IS living room, separate froht en­ tooktng for. There 19 a meat attrac-l tain aouhd;^ wfw ahall prepare him- colored ahirt, , and a Marti ^ f r i ^ r r h r o m i tender*, red. Age* l?_>r «0. Driving and Cla*. rOR A CAavnASH- 9-«428; Apartmento— FlatA— tivs 14 ft. X 20 ft living room, self tp g» to the batUe?” room. Three Inainictor*. No wail 3.070.7. One conventional washer. |2B, Call f6rd. CH 7-4588. MANCHESTER GREEN trance hall. Selling for undef white sports coat Bo omo alao* and white *e*t. gear *hitt. gen­ i. lUja-Ax.— MI 9-9333 for appointment. Tenement* IS 880.000. For appointment to see breezeway, garage and toe tot iaj The book’s central theme la an carrying a bag cont erator, mirror. and aaddle Ing. Mancheater Driving' AcadO; OUR 4 TEACHEftS offer private 619 ROOM SINGLE house—8 large CBarming BngUab colaniai con- I 00x400 ft, Cloas to sxeellant achooia. j argument that the country and my PI ? 7340. ‘ / . Diamonds— W atche*^ call R. r . Dimock Co.. MI 8-8348, Chino pants, a plaid baaketa. Taken from Buckley Millinery bressmaking 19 PULLMAN DIVAN--open* to dou­ instructions on clarinet, saxa- bedrooma. MI 3-0386, ■lating'of 8 rooms, 1^ baths, rae- Jew elry 48 GARDEN a p a r t m e n t s - Four or Barbara Woods, MI 9-7703. and extra undermthes.’ school, Nov. ,V Ml 9-«724, MORTLOCKS Mancheater* lead- - ble bed. rubbertiied 'hair construc­ phone, trumpet, accordion, guitar, reatitm room, flraplaca, hot water rooms, heat, bdt water and park 198 EAST CENTER St.—7 room heat, excellent eonditlan, Convoii- Mra. Brown said a alight i ing driving achool. Three *kill t.j EXPERT TAItXIRING on ladle*' Help Wanted— F'emale.35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 tion, dnnersprlhg mattross. Rea­ violin and cello. W ard. Music ing. DU 3-1809. VEH-MANCHESTER -New gVi ****• • ' *' [atop.” and gentlemen'* clothing. 130 LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re ■Ingle home with 3 bedrooma,. 2 lent to bus, shopping and school. cipUnary action on th# part Corker rourleoii* instructor*. Cla** room ■ palra, adjusts watches expertly sonable. MI 9-7410. Stores, MI 3-2094. m, ranch, basement garage. Than you should sao this charm- "W* have axpoaed ovraalvaa to her buimand rslatlva t6 a pravk l o s t — Femal*. ' blortti 77'oodland St. Call any ttrn^e. Ml DO XT YOURSET,F And do It now. ENGLKJH .SETTER puppies, NSW 8 ROOM duplexi 8 bedrooms, batoa, familyly rroom,----- , garage —and Fun pries, 818.B00. Choice location, built-in atova and Spaniel. Phone M l'.1-"1.1-1, ihatniction* for 10 '7 year old*. ‘ Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday USED ELECTRIC atovs, excellent ORGANS at great, savinga. Single rear yard play area. 8180 month ing cantor entrance eolo^ , to* I the haaacd ot backing ihto a gan- fallura of.tha boy to rotumlkMw. Tcleplione Mr. Mortlork, Director 3-2204. Earn money for bill* that are m p : a t c u t t e r months'-qld- Sired by field trial garage. Adult family or indivt- oven,' ceramic tile bath, ameatw Itving room ia vary large. Formal I era! wnr%re are all trying to avoid, winner. Xleaaonable. Call ' AX thru Saturday. ’Thursday evening*. condition. 4 burners, 2 ovena, 160. manual Thomas, 8396. Two ly. 'Robert J. Smith; Inc., MI .. MANCHESTER on time may have pteyad a part . o( Driver Education. Ml 0-730*. getting you down. Work two to 129 Spruce Street. Ml ■9-4887 • &ala aharing. Ml 8-4068 after 8. drive, completely landscaped lot, dlntng room. "Picture book klteh* | or permitting the ntbbHng broslon three noui'B.eilch day at your con­ Prefer self-aervice experlenc* 8-9201. MI 3-77.78, manual Thomas, 8598. Thomas 9-8241. 7'yaara old, 8 room ranch with 817.800; R. F. Dimock Gb. MI In tha, dlaappaaraaea. Rosw Annoancements 2 Moving— Troeking— Chord organ, 8498. Two manual ATTRACTIVB 6 room duplex 1 I en,” and 1 ^ baths. Bxcaptlcnal U f ow world poiltion to conUbpe,” taking driving toaaons at tho — venience to build a buaine** of for super-market in Maiichea- 1-car garags. full baaemenL Are* 9-8246. _ condition. | Tarter wrote. S torage 2fl your owh. Avon's new Xma* Gift* te?. Pleaae mail history of em­ Garden—^PBrin— Dairy Kinsman with percussion, 8793. No" bedrooma, large cabinet Utenen !»lsce.I, not water heat, all city util- achool. If he failed to balurra 25c WASH-lOe D R T -D o it your- ! Garage—Service—Storage 10. Poultry and' Supplies 43 P'OR SALE — Welbuilt electrio money down, no payments -till ■talnleaa fteel sink apd tub, base Bnburban for Rant IS 37 McCANN DR. 8 bedroom brick Ha said the Biaehhower admin- batter, hla father bad teld ' Mm Catalogue barked by full tV and ployment and experience to Box P rodnets 50 atove, 4 years old. Cajl MI 9,8863, flea, full pries, 814,100, These homes shown only by ap- iatratien’a "New Look” policy of - Still. AbaMU did not aaiia m » Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 age. Weekly van aervice to New, • ’ ______. ______Articles For Sale 45 Fertilizers'^ 60-A Finest of bctoie organa. Lifetime FOUR ROOM duplex, Odcupancy VERNON—8 room Colonial Ranch M ‘A i Joint Chiefs of Staffs "were RANQUET HALD-For hire. Ca York; Ml S-B.S63.• ------TOWN .OF MANCHESTER enjoymept, Dubaldo Music Cen­ ished throughout, hot water heat. LoU tor Sola duly unhap^, aha conttoiuadi But w o m e n t o clean * room house on ; FOR SALE—Used furniture, beds, Dec. 1st. Automatic'heat and hot WANTED—Building or working lOOidOO lot, knotty pine kitchen, **lto bo regardod as membera of the tsring to wedding*, banquets and 1948 INDIAN CHlEr 74-F u lly | - ^ ------ter 186 W. Middle Tpke. Call MI Combination windowa, two-car ga­ admlnlatintton ‘teaun,’ inatead of bivaatigatlon Muwad ba had aoi TTT. Fridava, Transportation furnished, snow b l o w e r s ■— Toro po> dreaa^rs, cheat* of drawers, tables, water. Waddell Rd., 880. JA ■pace Suitable for rapaiiOof trucks flrSpIace with pine paneling. Ideal P I^M . Gall Conn. Yacht and equipped. 233 Vernon St. Call Mf- MANCHES’Tjpft Package Delivery. 9 - ^ . rage with attachad patio. Must >s TWO ACRE lot to Bolton with profeoaionsl military adviaera de attended aohooi\rt all on tha ftl>. canoe Club. JA «-0«0l evening*. call MI .7-8*22. Senior F^ngineerihg^ A ide handle, push o r . aelf-propell CLEAN COW Manure, M and »10 mirrors, desks, chairs, lamps, an­ 8A836. and cars. MI 3-2487, 8-8 only. >' ■aen to be appreoiatod. Priced neighborhood for children. CH brook, beautiful troea and ahallbw 9-06.M. Light trucking and package deliv­ load*. MI 9-8781, Ml„8-7804. 9-8601, Mr. Ramaay before 8:00 iached from tho political aceno,' day when lie was last ae«L A ery.. Refrigerator*, waaher* and, Reo, Snowbird and Bolen*. Ci tique organ with bells, miisle SIX ROOMS for rent. Parking, for quick aale, 838,600. Prtneiplea welL CaU MI 9-4484. VAOCUM CUEAN^aifi repaired in- EXPERIENCED SEWING $4,065.00— 85,157.00 THREE OR 4 bedroom furnlshad p.m. TR 5-1818 after 8 :00 p.m. T ai^ wrote. farewell note to MS mother eras THE BIKE SHOP. Cohtmbia bi­ atov# moving specialty. Folding; tol Equipment Co., 38 Main box -marble, top furniture. Ml Wearing Apparel— Furs 17 ahonolng, on bus line. Own heat horns. 3 children. Must b* exclu­ only, CaU M l t-0370. chlefB ware expected to ac- my' own home shop, Forty year* Ml 3-7988. 3-7449. UNION STREET, Manchester 'The found and tha BtatA PoQe* Warn cycle*. sale* and aervice. New. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0782. I MACHINE OPERATORS .(Vacation leave, sick leave,, holi­ Hdiuehold Goods 51 46 Wells St. MI M4B8. sive residential area. 4 or SPECIAL—514,900 libUUy factory expenence. All make*, uaed and trade*. 287 Spruce St. NEW TAN leather coat, ztp-out lin­ DOMlNATlNO OH room home, B acneme tote with city water. Wm w g alerted, but no traoo of the young low riua*. free eatlmat**. free day* with pay and other benefits). O.E. VA<5iju m " cleaner with at- months. Reaponalbla party. Con­ dlahwashor, flreplact, racioation man baa bean found. \ AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local “ A HOUSE FULL OF ing, woman’s alxe 11. Boy’s blue FOUR ROOMS, all convenience!, tact Manchaater Mot*], Room 11, (Prica reduced from 818,900 for aell out publicly again pickup and delivery. MK Miller, moving, laekling. storage. I-«w I AND TRAINEE.S Permanent employment under ily. Ijow mill prices'. Roosevelt tachmenta, like new, $35. Ml mixture wool suit, aize 14 long. garage. Available Dec. 1st, Routs room, aluniinum storma, amaaita, each A mlaaing person’s aUha f pleasant - working condition* with Mill* Factory Store'. Open to the Mr. Eckenaherger. 2 waeka only). ______administration poUcy, ho adM. JA 2-S904. BusinetM Services Offered 13 ratea on Ic loniOM dTatanee move# to ■ NEW FURNITURE" -.7*1 *2. Very .reasonably priced. MI 8-1316. 88. Bolton. MI S-2868. - guaga. Bewara school. Only inveaUgations axtending to' 48 atataa m 8-8187 opportunity for training and pro­ public. 10 a.'m. tor 8 n.m. dally. 817,800. Carlton W. RUtchln*. M 18 ACRES, 1.000 f t frontaga, Man-1 TRla ayatem "suggested that the and Florida whan the PARTS FOR Schick, Remington. Appl.v motion.- Special application form* 210 East Main St., Rockville. 1958 KELVTNATOR automatic BLACK BEAL fur coal, size 16, 8 Room Split Level, Vernon ebeatar-Bolton line. Asking I Joint Chiefs of Staff belonged to CONNIE'S TV and Radio Barvice. 1! FOUR ROOM 'enemaiit first floor, BusineM Property tor 8«le 70 fA W . ______known, to liava relaUvoB Sunbeam, and Noreico shaver*. -mav be obtained *t the Office of COMPLETE frigerat or. Moving, mustvJiell. foot figure. Alao fox fur neck 870. Five room flat, aecdnd floor, 810,000. Lawrence F. Siano, Bnk- the administration in pow erT ay- Shavers accepted for repair. Rus­ available a ll. hour*. Satisfaction | MANCHESTER MODES, the'General Manager Manchester,‘ DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and $125. MI 3-72*4. X HOMES FOR aala to East Hart< Oil hast, flniahad racraation ars, Ml 1-2T08, Paul P. Flino, Ml | lor said. fritnda bar bean guaranteed. Call MI a-'816. P a in tin g— P a v e rln c 21 piece. Both 812. Box C, Herald. excellent neighborhood- MI 9-5239. BUIUMNO FOR SALE—106' Imgi room, ■% acre lot, bay window, sel]'* Barber Shop, corner Oak C"’.. INC.- Connecticut,“ Personnel Depart­ .stove length.ength, |10 II per load de- ONLY 9-8. ford, Manclioatar and <$l6Stom 8-0488. EXTERIOR AND interior painting 'Kvered. PI 2-7886. QUALITY d in e t t e s^h^charcoal SIZE 16. hoy’s leather jacket, sport 38’ wide, near center, of burtnam cathedral calling, built-in ovqn and - r and Spruce, . >ELECTROLUX owners—Free pick- ment. Hartford. CoHneetjeut or the district. Plenty of parking, CaU bury. Capes, ranchaa - aad m - ■tova. Adjacent new 'Lak* Straat ’ $388 gray and pink. Moving Weat. Sac­ c®a! and wool blous* Jacket. Also S T O V E ! REFRIGERATOR lcnlala..Ctoll OUben aad Oegnon NEW ELECTROLUX (Reg.i auto-1 „p .„d Prow. .rt-d,y| Pine St., Manchester rifice at one-half/the coat, 858. MI S-8284. school. VA 8800 down. FHA 8700. Y7 Service on your Electrolux „ a s s . ' , ' ; : 1 California wetoht topcoat, size 88, Realty. BU 8-8488. Wantad-«>RMl Estata naatic IF.) World’s only fully; Reasonable' rate*. Fully Insured. kindling, any length. Modern or Maple Call MI 9-9116. never used. Ml 9-4888. HEAT! BROAD BBEABTED cleaner. Also featuring rug wash­ Completed applications must be on i ®' X. MAIN STREET GoodchiM-Bartlett Realty Co. aUtonuitlc cleaner. Work saving [ Fast and courteous service. Leo CLERK-TYPIST file at the Office of the General] "P f" “ I'’ -4, Phone HArrison 13 Piece Bedroom See new 8Mi ikwm' ^lartment in MOVmo 'TO Florida. Miut sail WANTED by local axaeuttva-qual- WHITE features. Also fully guaranteed er. 'floor. scrubber and w-xer. 12 Piece Living. Room WESTINGHOlfsic refrigerator, T Rockville. JUat 18 minutes to Ity 7 or 8 room house one aoro | Call ^lectrolux authorized sales ______J. Pelletier. Ml 9-8328. Manager, Manchester, Connecticut, ’ *' Buainasa proparty for aale, 812,000 quick! Four room horns*with go- factory-rebuilt cleaner*. MI 3-9808. Intereating opportunity available „„ or before November 12 1959. 8 Piece Kitchen cubic feelU good condition, 830. Wanttd«-To Buy S8 Hartford brif^ea. rogo and amsalt* drive. Private MI 8-7926 BU 9-0989 land minimum, Manchastor-Bol- TULIP TREE and se^ire. Ml 9-0843, JA 3;0108. ! THOMAS HARRISON - Painting CEDAR CLOTHES—Line poles In­ , Free storage—Free Delivery can MU3-0.5A5. yearly gross Income. For further ton rtctolty. Up to 838,000. Ben L, in our Claim* Dept, for person with i ------stalled. ' Fireplace and -..hirnace owner. MI 8-2768. TENDER TARTY WANTED—Ride from East Middle j Please a*k for Augustine Kamien and decorating. Equipped an^ ability for diversified clerical EXCLUSIVE representative for WE BUY ain^aen antique and uaed RISLEY REALTY CO information, pleas* call Open tor tnspocUon Saturday and Herald.______. T ^ e . corner of Laurel and aki. fully Insured for large and small wood delivered. Used chain-jaw. NORMAN'S amWAT VACIRTM-I year guai< furniture, china gtaaa allVer pic- 82 WEST CENTER St. ’o aeporat* Sunday afternoon. Wilbur Cross We are artltag 16% okeoper this y«ar ^ to work. Pleasant telephone personal- ' Hartford County area. AAA con MI 9-13.53. ^ . Sntee, 815. Bags, part* and *erv. MI 9-4824 TR 5-1166 HAVE BUYER for 3 to 8 bedroom Paric Sts., Hartford. Hours 7-8:30. Jobs Workmanship gusrar’ «ed ity and some knowledge of medical, cern. nationally advertised qual 443 Harl^ofd Rd. •ture frame*, guna. atnc content* J. D. REALTY apartments, solid atruetur*. ex< Parkway to Exit 80, turn right, pro­ Oar turkeys are dlieaii free aad are rakwd In eenfte can Ml 8-4731. ______with reasonable prtcea. MI 9-2497. ire. Airw’ay Sdle* and Service, 59 whole estate*. FUrniture- refto cellent investment, full electric ceed 1 1/10 mUee, turn .right on ranch or capf. Also ahvaya have nUsed. slatted peirttoe. Too tnrkeya, we eell o r o j* MORTENSEnN ^ . SMCiiBliMd RCA terms helpful. Applicant* must be ihv pre-engineei ed homes. Draw, SEASONED—Hardwood * for Manchester THREE ROOM apartment, heat, High St*,, Hartford. Call CH Ished and repaired. Furniture Re­ hot water, stove, refrigerator. $86. 1 M I 9-3640 power. MI 9-5229 till B p.m. Montack Drive, watch for elgna to calls tor homes iii 810,000 to breedlag. n leed by Wa do not buy fw reaeJa. No i WANTED—Ride from irorner of tclsvtaiao, aernea. ad 1 EXTERIOR and Interior painting. high school graduates. For fui- versus commission. Immediate j naces fireplace and . stovq. -^1298. Mentack Park. - ther Information call Mrs, Peter- training program. Blue chip op-, ward Yeomans, PI 2-8002, X pair Service and Sales, Talcott- TTiree room tenement' |60. MI 813,000 price bracket. Oat raaulta. fiaaan nairas ao apafelfled by enatomer. W o o k o i Autumn and Oak to Hartford. \i- rw pa Ceilmgs refinlahed. Papern^glng MI 3-1524 vine. BUSINESS property for sale or PORTER STREET— 2 flats, extra Uat with E. E. Bushey, Broker, einity of Park and Bartholomew. RADIO-TV RLPA any make— son. portunity for -ambitious self-start- i — ------^------9-B229, 9-8. rent—9(M60 lot. 38x24 building. 60 FOOT RANCH 8 bedroom. Uv banad aad loBad toato^ aad parts. Yea, wo puB tba i Wallpaper books. Estimates riven ; Open Da'iiy 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. large oil furnaces, fireplace, 2-ear MI 8-2Q8S- houra S-4;S0. MI 9-3478. I cars, amplifiers, phonographs nd Fully covered by insurance. Call er not afraid of $15,000 respon-' HEAVY FERTILE loJm for 1956 EASY BPDf drver. exeellent Good location. Call Paul J. Cor- Ing room with gwedlah fireplace, I changers. Over 47 itoars total ex< LIBERTY MUTUAL sibility. Write Hilco Homes of seeding. Also sand, stone Sat. iiptil 7. NICE 5 room apartment, beat in­ garage, excellent condition. MI Edward R.' Price. Ml 9-1003, condition, 846. MI 9-4997. Wa n t e d —Uaed plumber's snake. cluded, 8128 monthly. Children ac­ rentl, MI 3-5363. 9-6229 tiU 5 p.m. knotty pine kitchen, full baae- illN S *0e fli.W eei*W 6e*—10-18 fce. I perjehce. 90 days guayantee on all ■Orange, Inc., .57'i Post Road, ; and fill. Walter P. Mill Call MI 9-2907 after 8. ment, large corner lot, 818.800. 1 work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4887. INSUnURANCE CO. ■Orange. Atl. Mr. Duliere or phone ' 3-8603 after 5. Before you buy flicniture any­ cepted. Also 4^ room, brand new TO M SS0e».g»Bii-drBiEBd 1tlb6.aii0ii» Aatomobllcs tor Salt 4 j PAINTING AND paperhangtnr 1 where Shop at Normari'a, MANCHESTER — Beautiful cape^ Call MI 8-7139. i Good clean workmanship at re-- Ml 3-1161 Milford. TRinitv *-4681. apartment, electric refrigerator Home for Sale 72 reduced for quick sale. 8 down, CHAIN SAW work — ’1‘toe* cut. KALAMAZOO furnap/s—oil, gas W ANTED-Palr of twin beds. Call and stove. Immediate occupancy, U. S. Hunts WANTED — deal) uaed car*. We Reasonable rat;a. Call PI 2-'7558 ' sonable rates. 30 years In Man-1 BENGAL 4-4 gas and oil com­ up. Leaving for Florida. Must MUST SELL—Deairable home in nAN K M. HARAIURDA .Chester., Raymond Fiske. Ml- and coal. New ami used furnaces, 9-8901 after 5 p.m. . 8128 montiily. MI 9-8640. m ELLINOTON-Cuatom hullt, 8 sell. Gilbert and Gagnon, Sooth Coventry. For adult couple trade down or trad* any- between 1 '.30-4 '80 or any time WANTED--Reliable cleaning wom­ Help W anted-- burners. A)so /'blowers.'- humidi­ bination atove. 2 wool rugs And bedrqpm ranch on 89 acre, large AflH SWAMP BO,. CULAST01IB17Br--PHONE MH 6-BIU 9-9237. One fibre rug, all 9x12. Call Ml-^ M HOUR ; ROCKVILLE, 34 Grove St — Well 9-6459. ______All modern conveniencee. Call PI thliig. DouglA* Motor*. 338 Main. Saturday or Sunday an. one day every two weeks. Call Male or Female .37 fiers and incmeratora. Expert fur- liidng room with lining area, 2-6418. . nac* rep^fng. Chimney, furnace 9-02*4. i WANTED TO BUY— Gaa dryer. heated, light houaekeeplng apart­ OLDER CARS, mechanics ape- { FLOOR SANDING and refinishi MI 9-3212. ----- i ■unny kitchen, full basement, MANCHESTER—4 room cape, wall PAINTING BOOKKEEPER — Part-time for and firem*be cleaning. Free hir- Reasonabla. MI-9-0926. ment. Ihqulr* first floor, apart- anoramic ytow. Madeline' Smith, to wall carpeting, well land­ MANCHESTER GREEN -Beauti CialB, flxlt yourself cars, always Specializing in old flootj. WANTED-Clerk-Typist. Previous COMBINATION oil and gas atove : RUMP SEBVlOE mmt 9. CEILINGS ' 10-15 hourS 'A week. Good pay. nace, '^inspection and esTimatea. for sale. Call after 4 p.m. MI lealtor. Ml 8-1842. scaped. Price 812.600. Gilbert and flu 8 room cape, excrtlent 'condt a m d selaction Look behind our 9-57.50, invoicing experience helpful. Ap-1' Stale qualifications Manchester MJ-<3-47.75. WANTED^turdy maple twin beds g onea. Douglas Motors. 388 Main. 9-8146. THREE ROOM apartment, tile Gagnon, BU 9-6489. tion, shed dormer, many, many PAPERHANGING ply Personnel. Iona Mfg. Co.-. R e-:i P. O. Box, 735. and 'Wlnthrop desk. Call MI 812,300—im m a c u l a t e S bAdrooni extraa includiim overaizM ga ■ -----—2------—------TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, rent- 16 WOODEN STORM windows .. 9-2172. ______' bath, linoleum, Venetian blinds. NBBD A CAR and had your credit; e^, sold and serviced. 479 E, gent St., Manchester. I ■ I ranch, ceramic bath, bot water 6>9 R..i, Tamarack Hills with outstanding and patio, immaculate condition, The 28-year-old Clenluegoa, RUOCLEANINO l 8 c S 9 .PT- eotore, 833 Main St. services'of a man willing to work! wise. Write Box J, Herald. FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, hot convttilance to school, abopplng ^-6080, MI 9-5524. full-time., coihmercial. Industrial, | tude of monthly payments may be, hlVd "and‘ /n.'^lous "to“get “ahead" ARTHUR'S CALL free parking. on bus Una. 148 water, steam heat, , one child ac­ must be aold. 8. A.’Baechler, Real­ pilot and one aoldtor, took off from I960 CHRYSLER WINDSOR. 8 residential, service. Attics. cel-j and travel. Sales executive tor. MI 8-6969 or MI 9-8983. Camaguey, Cuba, in the Cessna. lumped into one second hiortgage is a career opportunity vith I-UXCHEONETTE D & S SEPTIC Cantor St. Ml 8-8003. cepted. MI 6-0483. BOLTON eyllnder, excellent condition, good lavs, yards, burning barbels, card-' with payments of only $22,25 for ■> = " c. hh p o g s — Birds— Pet*i 41 transferring to Chicago. Estate- They said they were headed for Dne to new drying room we can give 3«day eervke « b board drums, .show plowing (*ide-| many splendid company spon­ OPEN SUNDAYS FURNISHED ROOM—One minute like grounda In fina neighborhood. REDUCED—Oversized cape, 4 bed­ tires. Gall MI 8-4721. each $1,000 you need. Dial CH sored benefits. For personal '1- TANK COMPANY ARTESIAN 137 BIRCH ST.—419 room duplex 88.900— Off the lake, a real nice Havana, 800 mUea away. cash and cairy. t walks). MI 9-97.57. 6-R897 and ask Frank Burke or, 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M, from Main Street, light house- and garage, oil heat, acreena and Custom-built in 1988, -tint quaUty room possibility, large kitchen .Yervievy contact Mr. G. Gent, re- ABC GERMAN Shepherds, 1 fe­ - M I 9 - W W ------home of four rooms. Easy to fl- SeArrtiers dlreeted by.^ Castro Mrs, Carter- ho SIX ROOM duplex now avaUaUe. excellent financing avaUable. For 8-6969 or MI 9-8982.______' lot Four rooms and a garage. No plana 1988 VOLKSWAGEN. 11.000 miles, Guaranteed carpentry work. Call; FRIENDLY ICE CREAM / ranch. . fireplace, cellar, kitchen with dining area. 3 bed­ OLENNEY LUMBER—tnd L E F riS STOCK PLACE potential company ...... and.! half room home plus garage. untrue. 9-994t. Call 0-5, New Haven, STate-7-58ri,' PLUGGED SEWERS trees. Homes' have 8 bedrooms, MAtmNR GLEANED O U S T ^ ^ E C E S beaiiUfui condition, lovely tot with rooms, ceramic bath,. fireplace, HSgh location, dead end street. The possibility that Castro’s Modes. In,c._. Pine St. large, kitchen, beautiful baths. S A L E S A N D 1980 2-DOOR FORD with good ip YOtm CAR needs waxing be- or after 6 call Middletown' D1 tnea, aaaume 4H% mortgage. priced below 816,000. bearded comrade>ln-arma had left 7-6616. Loaded with extra* . . . Inter­ • INSTALLATION SERVICE DEALER Small cash. Only 816.600. Carlton 8??77?7—Two acres plus an older motor for aale as is Asking $40. fore -winter, rail Ml 3-0675. Machine Cleaned the country had -not boeh raised TVANTED - Experienced' painter. com s.vstem, combinations, etc. Mandarin Styla! W. Hutchins. MI 9-8132. home that needs a little work, veiy Call MI 9-8279 after 5:30. \ Septie Tanks, Dry Wells, Bewer SPECIALIST GALL SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER, by Cuban offldala Cajl MI 3-1420. Line* Installed—Cellar Water­ And the fluancing is good. Only centrally located In Bolton.-Terrific ------^ ^ Help Wanted— Female 35 817.900.- Call, we will open up ROCKVIU.K MANCHESTER - Sturdy new'6 to r a handy-man. Location ia I f the smiril plane has been m Household Senrices , ______proofing Done. down In the EveigladOa since Oct 1955 BUICK Special, ,4-door sedan. the model for you. room Garrison Colonial. baths, R e a lto r prime. And the price is quite real- Offered 13-A , ®OOKKEEPfcR—One girt office in Town and Country TR 5 .7 0 5 9 hot water heal, full insulation, 28, its- occupants would have Ut> Price $700. Call BU 9-03.5*. • ______: • ■ I Manchester, 6 day week, must T. J. CROCKETT, iatir. MeKINNEY BROS. AFTER « P.M. plastered walls, fireplace ' with Ml 3-6969 or MI 9-8952 tie chance of survival. The watery DICK S WEATHERSTRIP Com- knovvl^edge nf complete, set R ikaltof Drainaso Co. pimeled waU,. knotty pine 'abl- 816.900— High up cn Brookfletdsawgraae wUdehteea covers hun­ panv doors'.and window*, cuktom' books. Type letter of spplica- DlHVER WANTED S«w «ra§« DiUpesal Co. TR 5 -1 4 1 3 nets. Large shade trees. Owner OAKLAND ST, —2-family house, Rd., custom built ranch with dreds of uninhabited miles. ' 1941 FORD coupe, good condition, M l 9 .4 1 4 3 8100. i n -9-2210. work guaranteed. Call collect Wil- stating full particular*, to Box For laiiiWy a^nd dry cleaning 180-132- Pearl Ht.:e-5n S-8SO8 M l 3 -1 5 7 7 and builder. MI 3-4880. extra corner lot. Reduced basement garage.'Three bedrooms. |f Cienfuegoa came to Florida limantir HA 3-1196. . i " , Herald. route. Salary and ennunis- 814,800. CH 6-8977 after 8 p.m. VA mortgage can be aasumed, too. NAME YOUR .down payment. deliberately, he might have been slon, R efei^ces required. following in the footsteps of an­ 1949 CADILLAC Fleetwood, '8150.' WEAVING of burns, moth hole* ; CLEANINI^ woman, light office . 81 Alice .Drive— Five rooms with FOUR f a m i l y income property. cleaning duties, afternoon* 1-4, IVrite Bo^ D—Herald T VA baths, fuU cellar, splc and East Side, Three 4 room apart­ other high Cuban military offldaL MI 9-5088. . and torn clothing, hoalery runs,: T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Maj. Pedro Diaz Lana, former handbags repaired, 'zipper re-1 twice" a h-eek. 6 hours ;per week, j ■ span, ready to move in. Owner. ments, one 8 room, 2 furnaces, ga­ and BUNN 1985 FORD. CROWN Victoria. V-*. Thomas Colla Co., MI 9-5224, ' ' rages. can Jton H. Lappen. Inc. chief of Caatro’z Air Force. placement, umbrellas repaired. 1 Ml 3-0095, ' ' MI 3-1577 ' 2-9-1343. Green Road—On* of the cleahest bedrooma, living room, kitchen ban government toia'week soughl aedan. all new rubber, very good make*. Highest quality guarantqed Brookhaven Homes bombs we’ve had. 4 livable rooms his extradition on murder chargea. running and Ihoking car. ^ w «-ork and parts, over 47 years' ex -. . Open For Inspeetiqn SOUTH WINDSOR, 79 m irel BL Idus a separate dining-area. Front and two hatha? Houae euitahle for 8 room ranch, extra large Ititeh- either situation. P^a paneled full Diaz Lanz who has denied the prtc4to for immediate 'sale. Call perlence. Famoua for aerviee since ' I vestibule provides adequate Cuban allegation he killed and in­ MI 9-9200. ______i93i. Phone MI 9-4587 for beF SATURDAY «id SUNDAY 2 h U DARK en. built-in oven, screened porch, closets. Space upataire for' 2 ad­ basement, 100x300 lot, aluminum buf acre lot. Excellent'RnancL ditional rooms. Large lot with plen­ atorm windows and screens. FHA jured Havana dtizeha by dropping 19BT FORD Country Sedan, T hird “ rrice.- the inyestment with lifetime dividendSy available. Marion B . Robertson, ty of trees. Sensibly priced. mortgage. Aakihg 816,900. Owner explosives from a plane,- Is free engine, automatic, 81.250, or 195* f l a t FINISH Holland window Broker, MI 8-5986. MI 4-8052.-... / ...... on bond here. Ford 2-door. 81,150 Must sell one:' shade*, made to measure. All ■ • ■ ' 1 - 1* Jordt.St. MI.3-8840. ^ ' metal Venetian blinds at a new 35 LAKE STOEET—7 roora Co­ , Trebbe Drive — Neat 8 room low price, Key* made While you . ALL THESE QUAUTT FEATURES lonial, 1^ bathe, screened ponto, ranch with'full basement across 1988 CHEVROLOT. station- wagon, wait Marlow'*.- attached garage, beautifully Jahd- from 37erplanck School. 8 bed­ 1 :$HEU ModelHO. 4 dpor, standard trans- . scaped lotj^ 102x613. Jnimediale rooms, extra large kitchen, . fire-! Winter h Coming} Flow 10 -miaalon. 8375, Can Ml 9-40*2 after ctTRTAINS laundered in mv home;: NO ADDITIONAL C05T occupancy .'‘Marion E. RobertaOn, place, amesite drive, combination 4:80 p.tn. • Years ot experience; Reayona-|)] • ..ly 11 Broker, M l 8-6883.. windows. Only .818,000. the Time to Get Your' - priced. Ml 9-2411. 1982 CHZTVROLUrr atation 'W'agon. brick tront-■ FOUR NilDBObM-Rancb, Tre- 1988 'Fords, » Victoria, tudor, S ' / i Room RIeta. straig|;t and ALL TYPEM of canaentry ,, work living room, 19‘9"xl2’4” 24*.$r Hutchins, 8 0 9-8182.' MI 3-157^ . antomatlr. Dougla* Motor*, 333 full finished cellar ptaymom done, alterations, dormer*; roof­ W « ora BxpaHBReod M rv^m M oirf ora ogpiltt- Mktn. ing, porches,, etc: Oall 40 9-II991. «M CONOmONED-AIB ayatem FIVE ROOM randies — J ahd 7 OPPORTUNITY STORM WITH TW NIW , room Colonials. For further de­ ’ pnnrM concrete foundation !? 5 5 7 ot cioaBiED cRid sonrklBD R om istk htqfiE9 ploEts 19a6 4-iy>OR J !* ’ a n y k in d of caireehtry ^ try and eaU flush mahogan.v doors -. PAH-O-RKMA tails call Charles Lesnerance. Ml Appealing 8 bedroom cajto. liv ­ ■ tire*, excellent condition., net work - done HonM and rella- no. 1 oak floor* 9-762P. ing room with fireplace.' dining Call MI 9A29S. TTiia handsome wearever claaaic S t t a IM4-IA wiNbows ofiRiyMEdl. hie workmanahi]I'P- (») Roaeo* completely weatherstripped la yoiira in a Jiffy. Three simple room, spacious kitchen. Fidl base­ 4 c a r o l d r iv e —Roegrtfla. 818,- A S L 0 W .A 8 'Thompaon, MI 1-1898 for eatl- ..choice ext^or and Interior colors pieces and a yard gfTatoric. Pocket Mandarin-styled housecoat fit ment. Large (ot. Aluminum sidings. mate* . cusiom hiroh cahinct* ' for a. young prineeas! Easy to'sew; 850. 8 room ranch, large U' 1954 FORD convertible, Wark,.g(w>d optional. r room, csbbiqt kitchen, -8 Coavenient to schools end bus. 24 HOUR FUEL and eondJUpn. MI>9-]819. formica, cAunter*. full ceramic bath fasetMting to'embroider with BIDWELL BOMB ImOrovemen' j ^ ^ MODEL HOME No; 8107 with Psltt:0-Rama ia rooms, 1^% iaorteage can .ce 'lriMO. Co. ' Alterations, addlnons g a -; color co-ordinated kltcbee for sizes 24, 25, 36, 28, SO, 32, either of the three detigns shown. aasumed. Marion B. I Custom designed, custom built, extra large living room with kitchen exhaust fan - Pattern No. ' $857 has tissue— $13.88* BURNER SERVICE , ragei. Hoofing aqd aiding expierta.; IflreplacDrrbuilt-in stove and oven, thrro large : bediwoms, FURNISHED lY FURNITURAMA Size 26, 1 yd. of 84 inolv Site* 28, Broker, Ml 8-8058. 1958 GMc'84-TON pick-up truck.' »teel hatcbwa.v . , , - sizes 13, 14, 16 Ineluslve; hot-iron NOW before toe reirt «old weatbar Very good condition, JJ]f,',!z-8662. Aluminum clapboards-'a specialty, 11 yernmic tile bath, attached garage, large completely' Idnd- .80 and 32 alightly raorov Pocket M A b^N E SMITH, Realtor Unexcelled w'orkm'an*hlp.- Easy ■ full flheriAb* l»*i!ila.ti«n\. . In contrast, 3-8 yd. "" transfer for 3 motifs; fi^l direc­ CAPE COD-8 finished rooms, full coines aad befere we’re Jammed up Waped Ipt. Ready for Unmedtote ercupancy.- FHA or conven- copper plumbing - dormer, 3 h ow , bay window, 19M OLDBMOBILiE 88 hardtop, budget terms. MI 9-6496 or TR itonal flnanring. ■ ■ To .order',"aend 36c in cqdns to:—i tions; color chart. M I 9 -1 6 4 2 “ with work, call and have year boote excellent condition. 8075. TR 5-9109. 1 106 amp. electric eervie* OPEN DAILY I^OON TO A P.M. Bile Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ To order, send SSc in-coins to; walkout baaantent. .Ovdratse ga­ made WINTER-PROOF! ■ M M l. • Qireettons: From Middle Turnpike East, him "on Prinoetoa ■meaite driveway* ning Herald, 1180 AVE. OF Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening rage. amesite drive. All in excel­ Street. Continne to end of atreet and-him left on Green Road. double hung witodeB irindowa • AMERICAiS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. Herald, U50 AVE. OF AMERI­ lent condition. FHA , jumaiaed. - «Plua email teatenaWon eharge Take next right ea'Onkwood Rood. I.ook for signs. ; enlored CRANE batoroom For lat'-claas majling add 10c CAS. NEW YORK 88, N-y. ' ' 810,800. Earle 8.- RohLi, Raaltor. minimnml lot, 18,000 aq. ft. ' piRECYlONS: From VerniMi Circle take Route S3 for ' M I 8-7488," - ' ■ ■ ' Auto Drm nt School 7*A IHi 'mllea. Turii Iftt on Thrall Rd t* —for-eacbjiaUeHi. Print Name, Ad- . For lstne and Pattern Num­ finished, fireplace, full baaemant, LUNCHEONETTE TEL JA 8-4333 ^ c « a ^ driving actaool trained. .. The R. I. DIMOCK COMPANY Basie Fashion, oiir oomplota pat­ ber. — ~ ; large lot, j^ce El,000. Small \pMttfted and approved, ia now at- SOO (t to RROOKIIA7iv fe r . ' OPlOfflUNDATS tern book MsUl dallgbt every home ; Have you the '69 Adbum con­ doem paraant. For furthes infor didd A .^ to btOd PJL BILL TUNSKYW M l9-9095 , WE OlVB WORijD 9REEN STAM If: eiMMuvtm, and behind , - M i t o a 4 s , i,9qa dreaamakar. .The flail A winter taining- many tovaly - ...deafgns - and,.8 . Fiatioa can Phllbrick Agency, MI InatructloB tor taenagera. *B8 adItloB'la just 86e. free patternsT Only 25e a eppy! -^gg484r ^------aww^P-to------',41,. ,,,,,, F H A - - S ^ d ^ M l f 42 8 1 1 ^ 2 7

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m t T b w n Center Church ’ Heard Along Main Street CanyaitB Slat€ld CARD PARTY ^LiulonnalrM mrt kilted by P u t At St. Mary’s SpoMored by B’nal R 'rttt sX>nunuider Wilfred 3. Clukej Som» of ManehedterU Si^m StroeUf Too For Tomorrow <* ticket dheliTOkn for the Veteran* More than'lTO members, and MONDAY. NOV. 9 Dey DUuier Wednesday, to matte nmorrmv, Christian EnliatinOTl fi pjt. Udtet returns to him by Monday Moooooo ^ple that counta in tha pay-oft, no fueate of the St., Mary’s Church ni^ht ^ Those wrong number telephone the. quality of the treat. ^ Sunday, 140 membera of. Center 60- ^ 'last night celebrated V calls are a nuisance sometimes, 6ne householder gsgad' a neigh­ Congregational Church wlU visit V.f.W. HOME the chib's tenth annlversaiy and j Mancheater'Oreeii M ijof K. Walter Lsmie of the but downright aggraivating, in the borhood spook if A'follipop would the homes of all the church fami­ roundly applauded the Rt. Rev. 8sle»U6n Army will apeak to the middle of the night. do. — - —I' lies to obtain plages for the nn-- Johif H.‘ BsqulrOl. gtiest speaker, FUBLIO INVITED adult Sunday School department Take the call, for instanoe, that "Bufy,’'lii^'sald, "I’ve got to get derwriting of the church’s pro­ who congratulated tte club on Its 40 Valuable Gifta of the Church of the Naearene Tump .lohnson of the Manchester rid of half this junk, anyway." gram for 1660. TTis proposed "suceessnil snd constant” career,. Sunday at 9:30 a.m^ Package tielivery received re- budget IS‘ISS^OOD, an amount larg­ Several former members of thS cehlly. 11w Sewer Assessment Plaq er than last year’s by $14,000. ’The club, who have moved from Man­ The Polish .American Club w ill He was awakened by tlte ring­ men and women aerving as yiaK chester in recent years, returned meet tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at ing of the phone after 3 o’clock They started out to do a Jjbb tors will meet at the chijEeli''at 1 for the sJuilversary dinner and the clubhouse, 106, Clin ton St. one morning. About a year ago. for lunch and flni^'iftetnicUona / mating. The couple" from the "Hullo.he barkdd Into the The way they settled down to work before starting^nlf to make thef~ faifhest point was Mr. and Mrs. The Manchester MATBIS will mouthpiece. ^ Waa realty quite a ahow. calls. ^ Charles Cole of Hexie, R. I. It hold a banquet tonight at 8 at the "Hey. whadaya want me to do MAhS' two "loyalty dlnni was the largest gathering in the Walnut restaurant. Awards will with tliese cows?" They took their seats and looked club’s History. be made for the most weight lost around ^ iJtechurch membership lait week "With what?" yapped Tump. the members considemi the total Bishop Esquirol, siiffragsA bish­ during the past year. George '!n\eae cows,"' the voice repeat- And put their cheats out In theidf, op of the Episcopal Diocese of rtster, president of the Manches­ They smiled snd.Mwei) their program auggested^idr next year. ed. Brochutes sent tir the mail this Connecticut spoke to the gather­ ter Philatelic Society, will be gueht "Her. Mac, I'm"" Manchester greetings . ing oh the subject: of Christian , speaker. The program ^vlll include To the crowd assembled therb. past week dMCribed the budget Package. not Manchester Pack necessary to/carry out the pro­ marriage. His talk followed-din­ PINE LENOX, entertainment and dancing. ing.'^ Tump answered. ner and a brief prayer meeting. They thought that all would be gram. All/^rishioners have been Opens’ at State' Sunday Crnigratulatory letters from PHARMACY1 The Holy Name Society of St. a^ene urgd toXonsider seriously the ex­ winter Dtenbr Gueata < ., That' few would disagree. tent /to which they can give of Robert MRchuth and Julie London pursue a proud artd violent current and former members un­ James’ Church will receive Holy Our friend * Horace Reltj. up at able to attend were read after 299 E. CENTER ST. Communion in a gorup at the 8 With the assessment plans which their time, talent and money to road to romance In "The Whnderful Country,” the motion picture 650 Lydall St. has some Sdvice to ' they had made. ■I Center Church. Tomorrow based on Tom Lea's hest-seUiiig novel, W Tdchrilcolor at, - the Bishop Esquirol's speech, Colored M l 9-0896 o'clock Mass tomorrow. Members pass along .to .Hegrd Along's read­ slides depicting vartp'us - club ac- wd}l usemble In the downstairs So conscientiously. the emphasis will be on the fi­ State Theater Starting tomorrow. 1 tl'vities in . past'years were shown. O SB 1 ers concerrnlng what to do when nancial aspect. church before 7:50 a.m. you clean but your garden. The Mayor banged his gaveL-^ A receptloit in the old parish 'Imtee. It Is expected that the church Hartford National Bank A Trust house " followed. ’ WImtq ■t . save all the squash'and Then the fur began to fly, / families, insofar as possible, will NEW GUM SHELL Alt open installation of officers cukes or any vegetable with seeds It wasn't long before they found Bayer Di*a(ts Law Co. tewt hi of Ddwhters of Liberty. No. 125. stay at home Sunday aftemobn to 5, Clarify references to "continu­ Comer Birch and Spruce St. in it. Store them where they vvill They were in for a siipfirlse. receive the callers. / Mianchf star Will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in freese so they won't mold. On Pension Fund ous service" In the ordinance." SMNI4 , < drqnge\Hall. Mrs.* Mary Conn will "Some cold, winter day. break a It'wasn't long befdfe their Joy The threclora voted down a pro­ / ■■ posal to permit the town treasurer Hiw* Your Doctor TAKE OUT SERVICE be' ^ e \ installing deputy. Mrs. bole In the. side and watch the Was changed tp''^eepest gloom. Persons hired by the Town of Louls^Cbpping.is chairman for the birds come lb feast on this goodie. Before the epOwd assembled there Hamilton Given to invest pension money without Coil Ib Your Proscription wlkiiis social psi^od that will follow. -A Hang up. 'Ypu Will see all kinds of Really "low'ered the boom". Manchester after a proposed ordi­ prior Pensiort Board approval. Le­ A SPECIALTY M t Hf penny auction will be held, and nance takes effect wdll have to Join clerc had asked for rejection of IwdlpM birds." Overhaul Contract Doiiyorod W ithiu Tho Special! Purchase 1 pint af Mfks Veri -I)!™, who ivill conduct They Squirmed and wriggled In the to^n pension plan this proposal. the Auction,ti.'aMs aM^ members to make chairs fried clams Wc, and receive Stripped. Clean And they would not be able to H ^ r FREE I pint of French fries. donations. \ George. McCaughey, popular blurted, huffed and puffed, A contract to overhaul 2,400 heir stock of "explanstlons" U.8. Air -Force propellers and con­ wwddraw from it unless they quit WAXES to Hold tmllce sergeant, recently found Ute or retired. Open Sat. 10 A.M. to 10 P.M., The Friendship Circle of the Sal­ right deal and negotiated the>ex‘ Wasn’t good enough. trols has been .awarded to the vation Army will meet Monday at' Overhaul and Repair department These and other proposed PINE PHARMACY SUN*DAY 4 P.M. to 0 P.M. change of his automobile for,a new They left the .hall that evening changes to the Town Pension Auction Tuesday 7;4S p.m. It will be w’ork night. one. Nothing wTong wrilh" that. of Hamilton Standard, division of 664 CENTER ST. . DAILY 8 P.M. to 10 PM, Hostesses will be Mrs. Doris How­ Discouraged and confuaed, United Aircraft Corp. According Ordinance were apptevedjby__tpwn_ So George cleaned ptfl the old Befuddled and bewildered. Directors this week., They are Manchester WATES will meet ard and Mrs. Karla Romanowjr*. vehicle preparatory/to delivering to Wendell'S. Suydam, department Tuesday evening at the Italian- And as they would aay. "Abuaed", manager, the propeller overhaul being drafted by town counsel it in a condition/Apic, span and Philip Bayer for a public hearing American Club beginhing with with no excess baggage. Since that fateful evening contract Is the largest ever award­ weighing in at 7 p.m. ed in the aviation industry. X Perhaps h^took too much out The Board haa been in a "atew" The program will Include a pen­ . f - ./ Personal Notices of it; at a^'rate, he w-ph still sev­ Just because'they never knew The propellers involved are for ’The Directors also ' approved ny auction and plant sale with eral bloqks from the dealer when What they should, and should not the Boeing KC-97 tanker used in changes to: Mrs. Mary, Davis and membera of TREE CARE he ran

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' J ■ ji Enrollment in th^ Extended Plan i^alw ayi COVRMO .P . * open on a group bails, where five or more eXYENOiP I pers/)ns are employed^ For more information plan - about the benefits of the Extended Plan, coll j - t40>00'' « and MeoU te' 4. 945.00 or write your nearest Bjue Cross Branch ildnV®*”/ . r 140.00 Office for. a free Tbidert tMCIAl SERVICES. ^,40.00 55.00 aoA.to 50.00 , 545.90 345.90 - - -I Seru* Y5.25 3*7.a5', AddrW t Connecticut Blue Cress, tnc SIAO P45 Asylum Avenue ^ ,(. ■ . okv«*" . ; Harlford, Conn. ^ tpulin* phonei JAckson 7-7291 <» ..MV"'-"’ .1 0 1 4 1 5

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of Bk wAtoIgtog $ucce0s .uaM-'ar dJIva” umaM Btdva MitOnasii ’ Y rithbad that ItdA-'kAe c(iieM.hir«BtasiMd ImIdaHiMfcr r c 't ? e ueen AHlMMgk burijr M. MeQosaB iMaS skyrocketed in B vary short,psriag of jUaM to a Mch waaltioii la Um m.^MSAMMJm t. LBA RY < >the haid'4>ltten Ufe of men-at-Sen. entartainmant BaUC Most sMUbb . A tik S tev e McQueett, w ho atturai He landed in the Dominican Re- ar« 'ooiivlneed th at Ma full afttot ,. f JqMte Randall, bounty hunter oh. publio where he atayed for Ibur tie Botential has net kaan tAjpadi OB8 Televiaion’a drama 'montha. H e naa a gregt totufe and w« wtO |»riad "Wanted—Dead ot AUVa,* RIa next Mop waa Ooiflua be Seeing bltn around tor man^x- 'trtmt suaUfIcations he had to waf* jria n to come, unleaa, however, 1ELL Ohriati, Tex., where he |ivM and the tiighly kasardooe kto ^ fn n t Ma phenom enal succeaa, , Srtd worked In the atmedphere of ice St. tlia. aaawer you get wiU aiHaae bounty hunter entohee ny wMh burly..|)aclu, brawny arma uid him and he ie ahot by one ef the y***' ■ . ' / hamhock fiata, d < ^ odd iotia in of' 16,'when pkwt th e oU flelda. , 'deeyeraitoes ’'W ant"—-.Dead or hmin in the procesa of com- AJtto* b«R that's hardly Uksly, la 7%e ^following year McQueen ItT idatlny tiielr adiooling, ifcQueen ^fain got the urge to travel and tbe iaaaourl, farm where he Stave McQaeen ts married E signed up with n carhlval, where to .ftotTMa-alngerHlanoer NeMe pint «f heenliom .and raiaed,''to go out he had hia flrat real g o a t ahow* a « Im own. ile managed to aigpi Adams. TlMi eougle saaha tiillr receive manahlp in the true Ufe'role of the home in Nasth RallyWood, Oaitf. M ee. an as n aeanuui aboard An oil proverbial huckater. Hla pen­ tanker where he wna iniUated into chant for aasoMaUng htntqelf with l6 P .M ., the tough, he-man. out of door I P.M. life aaaerted Itself a^tn when he VM. 1^ the carnival in Ottawa, Cina- da, to become a lumberjack. Joined Marines i d , Aa aooh aa he'was old enough, H he enlisted in the U.S. Marines and C oww x W cM i became a qualified tank driver and A N D T R B C r B B M M B r Y mechanic. After his honorable discharge In 1960, Ite headed fo r New York City. There he took iim u n F MDiiKiF'' ELECTRCNiCS aa a televiaien repairman TStevd McQufien's Hobby'—Fast Sports C««, rioved while .waiting to. attend school un­ mediately recognjaed here, as evi- ben bite of the five actors ehsaen B w in ‘ LABORATORIES der th e G.r. BUI o f R igh ts. idtenced by th e fa c t th a t h e Whs one from an audition group of 2,000 by mfe to Thus, Steve McQueen had moat o f 72 young men and women se­ the famouB.. Acton StudHo. Oq 277 BROAD certainly, though ■ unknowingly, lected from 3,toi Naat ataaqr never become great .without the in "Member of the Wedding” «^h work’s ‘Trackdown’^" seribO'\. add tiasd t -f fujlneos that comes from partid- Ethel Waters, and "Time OutYMr was an immediateI aucceas. aucc( Me at- patiiuf, first, in the great drama Ginger” with Melvin D ouglgjl tracted such .Aftentton that he was Of Rfe. quickly followed and won the selected fw .the Jeah Randall role ...iiteve McQueen’s true talent, critics praise and sffen of tele^ hi "Wanti^—Dead be AUve.’*'• embelHshed by hk wide experl-, visian work. . Trademniic'v;. ence, was bound to make Maelf Seeras sf ORera )fuat Western stars have same I'aadltMl FOtPREFERtED known. A diance meeting wHh The one time televtatpn repair­ appropriate trademark with which Sandy M eisner, *weU known dra­ man was now on;his wny to becom­ they are closely identified. There’s REAL ESTATE TBAILBB^^^ /lERViaB “ Body and Soul", . father hires bounty, hunter to Dlrarea Cenrt i Beacal Isiacers M capture the killer at -kis aea. Mr.' Lneky * ■ da- I Mevle ^ M Everett Sloane guest stars. It; News. Weather A Bparis I Tha Man • The Challeace St. M N^S^^risA Waatbev U 8 M E. MmOLE TFKK. I Bey Xocera ’ dS , Stare George .Nad^-in ’’Trial by m to6M7 br flifd. 6 i| T-14n I Fealare S ’ Fire.’* A violent elMoaloa throws S M n ^ y Micbt Mews , SS . Movie IS Barton Into a. visedlke Crevice at i Kemper Scareheard It the edge of an aetlva volcano. I Brad Duia Skew t Leave It To Beaver, t S. dt. SS 11:U Fhatare FUm ^ Pepeye Tkealer B "Beaver Takes a Walk".. Beaver ' vWWtchka”. Greta-Oarba Meivyn FUm S . tries to uphold his.fiuher's record Kemper See reheard .W of haying walked tS miles a day ■ ^'SSS^arae.., f « W eSdl . Kaee el Iba Week ' dS Late Shew * ■ m A llfO 1 Tke BIc FIchl W Laot mjAt".'Robert I Uaeap ■ . A BARRE GUILD AH S tar CMC S, «S SdS Mr. Lneky - S Vivyan. .i*H*y r**a llsSa Nai^ Weather .« a a i e e Kld bis life to save A'fleeing sang- 11:18 W aM ’e Baa* SSsrias ' 7 8 Ray,.atreetek^wd BUI Ocaat, „ ot lAwy". "Ronse U:Sr‘. MONUMENTS ^ & S 5:!5 > a . i i o . " aterfrom three hliM alayere sent Froprletora to am ass^te hiSA for jdouMe- ItslS llews, . SS I JefT s CaIHe croaslng the, Syndicate In a busl- l:St FwSiMamaB a tk m k • Barra GaHd HaoMNat Ifeat StarApatHsht neaa deal. "tom af tty Monster*’. Beta Md W. Middle ‘Tyke. MI 8-28i t l«>AMS>.aMaS---- -a.-Aa.a^n«a------na, Westata Of Tha Oaatarr ^ " S S ? y FVmdk m "Fml£ 5 Cnidatn Tima—Late 8hew*~ M Meter Tupe uy. F rait J ef*£eeswe Baaeball .iVat fkiom. Whea 'the three Usarriiala "(Biarlie - Chan'’ .' Auteasatle lir dapartad levirf o m OonwR M ,.. At a s a rh y tow ns a re shot by' Ah IM Mmra and'Weadhac 8 Sabar at Liadia unseen klHer. Fry moves-do pro- SiSt ,^a^, . S WkMa M aatar . I tect sgtac Silver :<3 to MarrimI ■ -■ UK* Maria ■ • Laassan by senUasrahn im vacs- ^ Sraiiin S:M Mews. .Weather * rtperte. ttoii.' Rouiir ON inHLairMHrE h o o b , FREE"*** lOBM ORlAL ()OMp A n T Aaale Oakley . Roily Bergan’a aiatod fo r NDCe' At* Oantee’:S t> ^ r^ ^ 8-?7SX Feetball.IOchUcMi 'TV'a TrieiHiioiia Haiif, Friday^ . Daaser Is My .Baara pagae Musks Mi______SHEU. « A S " IM * -ji i'" ’r 7 :SS Maw Te M a rr y .a M .' ko^y Rockwell, B6 b Lida. |Nov. 2d. Other east qterabMS m- Deatk Vallay Days Hooper. Lennon ttsiera. tsiiide Mayge and Oonref ; Ckam- avle a t 1 program and songs 'Vic Damope, BHa Vito* S ,M V eatare 'Veterans Day. j M arie At B hw ’aid And Andrq-JETavfn. i -. Sa^i^ur - ■f. Y:w Ifewsreal ^ Sioragf^ r - r r Exclusive TRIPLE RETINED lO N D Eft, iir.H .eiH iuiio ^'^llpwer'Slieil-'' > , \ ATLANnC HF.\T;NG OILS f..: I.H.UM8 E R C O . INM DRY CUEANSEIE. Inc. OPEN AU DAY L. T. WOOD CO. Mif^443' to m BR O A D B T r - M B-71U SATUSDAVS Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 S K. ■dIaiMlH ■ T '-\r. rr v»-» » «>•*'» » ’** f* f-W **#J"** »'*t , ^ ...... ’T; llAkCUM TER ISVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, IXR9N., SATURDAY. NOVEBfBER 198» PAGE t h r e e PAGE TWO MANCHESTER 9a HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. EATtJld>AT* HOVEHBlSli: 7,

I M W. TPHJD. Television FLETCHER D-9S7* TUESDAY Television PROGRAM Velvel; the Batdy Bisters, vocal **»—»*«■ (CtoloreaAt) Gueetmx aeorga,.BAft. | dy act-let; •*—the LABBtoCo' — adagio dance rUENlT OF>ARKINO Jfc" *• »» Lake—Hebert Preston. UelTO^y •Tlhe Air a 4:41 TUe Wedr ta Sparta .9 TW ; Oar FaHh- ■ Alan Young and lOto Hmiter. •itt Nnre' - a 4:19 Rewe aad Waathar 19 tenmn; ' JBaby OW . -perfonning Pcoeye. Theater ACTO OlASS — Ura»vxw^ ------SiM Frarer Tecasrille T lg h t r ^ X. \ famTIi a:M.toeam ae 1:19 CsBoacat 49 h ^ t; Mlemottne. j R j ' 7:99 Tsday firs t n a w Stars MIks Qmnors\ to, ’TThel B)M B«r» IBM J A aerihe davotad to raportinijc alg- ****■ Priiiceen' Tnjaha, TTO Kr^OLOStRES— 6LAS8 rCRNITC** Palsy.” A poHm a8el^^fWkiito| ^ m n e k artist. _ —•.5*™tog Semlaar ■YelUnrneck’' , TM( U nM Uie a niflcant achlevsmenta in worid of 7:t9 Prayer Bey RafetB 89 undercover, makes;a daring ELtCfRONlCS the Uvtac Were ae -acllnba.- "Tho Falloat Atom." Baaday Shewcass - 7:99 Town Crier 99 tempt to unmAsk ths-mystor Film on bow a dedicated grotip (Color) Play tflla.oflla...of a g r t ^ 'f S :■..r i,- ' 8:99 Kartyhr Saaw.___ ELECTRONICS a iu OhrMlafe S ciu to ** .men Who earn____ a ^ i n g w rent-'- News "Hold That Ghost' Abbott aad Imlnt" behind a welt-oi^nh etee Seleae* <|en« eag Own— t a of BClentlata at the Atomic Snar- 7.:9t Amerieaa Legrad .collActlon n ^ « l . 'When he kidnapa | - iritiOfi-vrnRiLS OhrMaeiien a Commtaalmi's Agronne Na­ ihg out their androids—synthetic Costello. Men fasMoned from obemlcniato • u Breakfast Tfato Twilleht Theater - ne of the ayndteate'a top men, J LABORATORIES r«Ub la tha Hawa ae il bahoimtory, ow id e Chlca-' ! ' ! ! RlChaida nia Tto Tia f t s l u G M e :U Far Ail Faaeta at . are seeking to leam the ei- a laboratory. "Murder and The 9:18 Oantola Kaaamrec Stars Chuck Connors to "Ranic" :ta of radiation on the human Android", leading rolea will_be f:lB Clatch Oarga - 277 BROAD K . u 2 ’* 2^ “ ' n «8c*c 8 4 * tfuMi Draw MoGraw dlsiprUnUed ex-soldler starts 277 BROAD Jss^sierM.— i body. 5=JJ KagHsk la Actiaa flactoau PtaybaWsa , yellovr fever spare. This ia The U fa at Man Wilheat A Gwr <8 9:99 Fratare FIIm M g Fleture ____. M s i^ At Htae 18] a;4B Aaiariaaaa 'At Waik a Saadav jraanlae 8 j ! A l CS Dlag Dara Behaal ? "The Blue Gardenia" lette taaip ITata.l(r'Faal a "D utw TreeiC’. Caaper, the friend- 9:19 Lawman ' . '8. .M 8:19 Weather News aad Sperto Sr"*"®*' Itomu 8:99 Spisrlseepa 8:99 T. StarHsae „ . S ir$EA$YTO "Touch a Star” . The ator; c( A ..■I ly gheat. 'goea to. Holland to find State John RuaaelL "The Break­ ouwiKiBiuD d b a i .r r ” ^ Tha H aaeyaraere cynical. Mill worker Who wrape . a maymate. up". Troop reluctantly accepts g ^ F r esi — (Color). « r iUec Ouliinesajn . hla-deputy a_restgnallon. --jhhease. •The WMied Schemi^rf -SHOP STANiK*S kia woea In make belleya dreAma a:aarCeiiege sewi a SU WEST CENTER STREET Fheae TaW Apswer of the aiMUM- age. Crthan Denton A touratudent team from Holy 9:99 Newt and Wsalbet M DeekB'^ Story deals with a mUd- Fur T V , lUffu ur DupD- and Richard Snepeard are fea­ Cross, Woreaater, ■ Maas., chal- Ml s-iaii JiiSPSSSSr 9:49 ThriUs Fram Oiyatpiaa _ niafinered bank iderk R**? tor STANEK SERViOE, 9:99 TV Thaat ee . 3 * ! 9:48 Newa ^ a sehems to tured. Oueat paaeliat: Or. Rob^t laliuiaa a team from Swarthmore R o n ^ Regan atota In Sigm of . News aad-Wooflwe (toop IB Bt 877 B ru M 8 L Johiwon_ of -the ■ Veaiarn Then- OMege. 1 ^. Love’ .'Dram a oBcensa.a rising 8:9a Albert Hurite B epseto SlSKSiiM Sr»^.!!^n5! logttol Bemlnanr of PHIaburih. The Leae'Meager ' young executive . whose wife Is “ - & tt ‘ 19 FICBtF of ptwldag/ Nu Pa. Co-atarsi CharJss_^hurn. ‘•The Letter Sride". When the Obilirioua to the ways of Oto ‘*Safetf^Tesied 19:99 K ^ ' e O . 7 rti t Z *9 !b The Tralh ' The Bed SheHen «rtw Eta Unto llmlta. Opcdi n a ru - n ia la Tba_AaaweT a newly-arrived mail-order bride Social world and frequently for- Treasure Haul. PhO BUrers Shaw (Color) "iSeddle TheLoad­ ttoy uveBlBfu. ChaHea Of gntTallaa M ot"A dhlneee laundryman la kid­ geta the Importance of her ap- J! Tha Ohrlataphen N bearonoe altifOonduct in turUier- «< ea?*. Marie At Seveu er” and JHa SpMlal Guest. Ths naped, the Lone Ranger seta out 11:9# ■.Lcre tmer "Yacht Ob The High Saaa FahuliM Fawan. -r „ in search of her. Clayton Moore ing her husband^s career, _ Weather- Legal Heisa M : M “ I \*5S-“^a • A # ae ! ? • ^2 ** PhiSp'Mariews atara T.V. Shew „ **• • ! 11:99 Deecmhcr Bride News aad Weather stars Philip Carsy to "CTind ___louctam In America.” Flrat . Bvery Maa's Family 18 Tonight will star Boy Rogera ^ Oaaemtraltea C api^ David Grief oT A aeriea of prapnama traciag Oummfemhlp Bridge 4J Dale Bvana to the Grand Ito; Virtue." Martowe Is hired t* p I \ I, \ 111 •) \ 1 I ■. .) I I \ 11 I the hiatorjr of the 'Roman Catholic Wto De Yea TriMtr 7:18 News. IMaglaa Bdwarde , teet a young tJrt from Ike attem- TMe le The Aatwer 89 tional Championship Rodeo direct- OeVer Story Bighlighto tlon# of a fellow her dad dislikes, • Chliroh In America from pre-Co- 9:99 Meet The Freaa. 99 . from the Cow Palace to .Ban RaM Hear FBmi lonlal timee to the preaenf. To-i Small WerM . 9.49 • Franoisco. CaUfornla. .Featurad 19:9* L ^ m uSa dap'a pro— m ahowa the Oslent With Rdward R. Murrora Inter­ 7199 What la The Werid L d fl.fl are: Comedian- Pat Brady. TJIg-. 3S6North Truth ar Oaaecqueucc Laramie tog, Marion Lome, Mian ._FUnt a of tha Catholic Church In Amri^ views Com^lan Jackie Oieaaon. ger and Trigger Jr., The. Roy Stars John Smith aad lea from tha'early explorert to . also playwright and one-time Irish Rogera Liberty Horeee, the Kings Main Si. "jOlndld Camera." Carol Burnett the Revolution. Tshsarrau Crawford Jr. "The Run to — and liurwSd Xlrto. M e st; Tom- Revoiutfoniat Brendon Behan, , *na <^eena of the Rodeo Circuit, It PraM Be TCu cAva." A young woman asks Jeas my Sands and IM Mary Kaye ] Artistry in FUnvmrs •BEEN fllARIUGY The Uviag Watd they win be Joined In film trane- ' 330 square dancers, 19 Spanish Harper to help her eacape to _ Saieriflea at the Maaa, ' Atlantic conversation by John dancera . _ Tri. .. fa** I*** Dcfc trio. e r a OHARLBS A. BARhATO te:4Ji o ff ra Adventnae • n. s Mexico clalminc IhaJ her hlm- TV Pveeeals _ Brown. The Rebel MI 9-5*253 1:99 News baiid 1s out to kill, her, - ) "Message from Clara". ♦ "J™? IliC f laalahta CeH .41 9 Stars Nick Adams.- "The Scaven­ .Ncsle Mmta FLOWER ^ B .8 ., Pham i. Faith Far TMay teacher In hlid» ertwoi. suddenly Rfl U A IID PRBSCHtnraiON Tales ef the Went 19 gers", others. A gang of rene- At Hame^th RMy . starring Will Hiitchtos In ."71>*4- finds she U writlljjg a foreign Madera Almanac miriyblrdn tt iades't besiege a homesteader to Marie MaMaec Canary Kid. me.” Chris Colt In­ n nUUn sBRvioE Bl« FteMra Ckampleaahip Bridge 99 . take over house■ hand. .0- Sacred H eeil "A: 19 . — Dlrarce Reariag duces Brewater to Impersonate Ms FASHIONS Night Bmcrgency 0»II 9:19 The .Twentieth Oeatnvy...... - 9 49 / Mevie Al 9 N fc W BO iim S: OMBN OAIIeT 7:80 A.M. MONPR tU tm RATUROAV ■ \ 'H D*r Miss BMahs i look-aJIke. ■file Ctonary Kid. an 19:99 Golden Auaiveniie Btook East at MbIh » : « NOtre Dame Feelhall «. M nel—hhor’s house In flsMes and ...... • ir Ira. A Osaaeotlcnt Bnadstaad •, Feature to Ifotre Dome vo. Oeorgla Tech, unwelcome autumn visitor In toe Kathy Oadfrey Starring Bob Sweeney and » t h y BeturMB Oak aad R>rA) finds he hss c «11»d "fire" once FUNERAL HOME Lewie in "The Park''.„ Fibber's 11:11 Feature m m x. ' NYLON TffiES l-.ee VIrterv At Sea , S loo often. X land—the common pftld — Wha Da YaC TrastT *’Oodxllle” Raymond Burr, Art NSedtawsrk »up RelenOe Ftctiea Theater It Into the Oobel household and. dur- 4:99 Raager Ahdk tenants want to use the ..vacant U-n gpancleee Beat ■' 3. ZS8 M AIN 89T. T E I e W 8-8M 0 lot at. the rearr of 'the .house for ■ Jack ITaar 8 h « Fnw iBStmcttuo 1:11 ' ’"ur Community S Wlverbwif tt. 19 ing his antics. George finds the •'Hauae Oa High 8toaat Wand’s Bert Mevles Store Mid Ptoat tM Bn»4 St. Rteraal Uaht tl. # • situation " nolhinif to oneese at. Amerieaa Baadetaad. . parking. but Molly's chih wants Frud Farktac 8 Darren McGavIn stars. (Color! , „ ____: dedicated as a park "Street With No Name" A film on Israel (repeat). "The Nl-hl . at Tranners Landing” Leretta.Veaar Skew ^tt. 99 Marie It 'the ground ( Ted uteele Shew 89 OOTVAOB 8 T e - M l .People of The Booh". with ruest star Ricardo Montal- ••A New Step". Dance Instructor The Three Btoegaa ja n Harp 11:19 Jack Paav mow TEL. Ml 3^5179 1:41 Ve.ferdav'. Meweir^ 1 learns a valuab'e lesson In under­ 4:19 S em t Storm Hugh Obrien stora to (yatt ban. A D.S. Armv lieutenant dls- Wins One." Wyatt clashes wji1th a 11:89 News aad Waatker Pre FeethaU *• covsra a startling fac*- when he stand In ijx-WhSn she takes on handi­ 4:19 RdVe os Night Irtd Newa t m Pre Feetball 1 cap puoUa. , , SpHt FeraaaiMy M, 19 corrupt, power-hungry gang. • leads a pistoup Into wild enontry INOOEPORAVED .19 1:19 News Giants ve. Cards. _ to nrnteef fUr trappers from sav­ OpsaEad x “ RORERT-J. Amerieaa Baadstaud Seteaee nettoa ThsalfV Pre Baahelhall tt. M age Indians. . (9:19 w W l’s M y ’LlaeT' * M HOim SBRVIOB Ctncinnatl v». PblladelpMa. IW—le 41 7 « Jd_.=.^..,,..Davis Pageaat i Berder Patgri , . 3 Tsd Steele Show 18 Breakfast Tlnte Rose' and his orchestra. ^ P a lH ------HBNBRAL AUTO- REPAIR ------llitt The-Lhrtag W o r d - ■ Bescas~ 8 ------—-S low-ShAptay,-one- o t. the-workl’s-. 9:99 Rap Bleharde Bay Resers..Shaw ' - g W tta"JilehTi«»-Shew...... -.....-8J. 8:99 itarly Shew • . •• Page is special guest star. Extra MItcItoP 8-4887—18 MAIN ST. MANCHERTBR 19:9* l.ore O ’ U l e 9 TV Dlsertx^ . X o r a 1I':B* News and Weather l : t l Captain Knngarec added attraction—The Hollywood ' Tralh or OoBseqaraees II. 8 foremogt aatronomerg. Bhapley lg ' . Jl’i Ran Tc Reduee. •Tialced City". Barry FMagerald- 8:9* D.8. H 1:9* HeodSaea J Johnnyly LPalmer.___ -. Deb Stars with Zsa Zsa Gabor. Bestleoi Gan 9. Hohhv LebhTx.. , s _ , 00 S Hews .______to the former head of the Harvard 9:to English In Aetinn Itoarbca Street Beat .9. 49, tt 19:19 Search Far T o m o r r o w 9. 8:99 The Price Is Bight (eater) 99. to 9:99 Fentnre Film “TwHIght IHgM Theater ^ Oohaervatdry in Cambrid|ffc Maaa. Bin ■riB TIb Riehaid Long and Andres Dunan It CouM Be Tea . . II Men into ^ a e e 17 0A E S T . Dlng.Dni» Seheel -1 co-atar In ’:The*Tlger Moth." The Lora That Bek 8. to. Starring> Williamwilliam Lunoigan.LundIgan. A Betz hlmaelf has always bSen hi- “Romper ' ‘ Benwi_ 9:33 Clatch Cargo M;4t The Oaldtog Light 9, lunar exp^ltlonexpedition 'Is*|s mAroonemarooned BBRNRTEIN nUBPARES tested in acience. He onoe lec- Mr. Addme aad EEre a;59-News A Weather 19 apparent suicide of a Jass man SHERWINiWILUAMS 9:99 Sapermaa ^ __ 9 leads Rex Randolph to untangle 1:99 N e w s when a .tenjWor to j^ * * , J"” * . tured on micro-zoolosfy at the Leeney Twq* the web of murder that enmeshes Maole Blue 8, space shih. 'A e lr ntighl Is c»m- lilir 3.A247 / 9:15 Oantafn Kangaree B a m aad AHca Shew 19 Uberace 99 a.beautiful girl. At Beau Wtth BHIr p S ^ e d by the failure of their Conductor Leonard Bernstein I Buhl Planetarium in Plttaburgh to 9:99 I Married J e a a \ 1 INTERIO R PAtNTS BXinSRIOR Movie MatlBeo i^ l o transmitter, which makes Fecan ^ 9:19 Weather News aad ■ 9:99 Daaay ’Thamaa Show 9. 49 busy preparing for hla series Ihelp pay hla tuition at Carnegie 9:19 Sperlsrape . Danny Williams has a novel plan PICTURE ntAMBS—ARTIST MATBRIALSl DIveree Bearliur it ImpossIWe to guide a rescue 9:35 Reaatv Break for curbing Ms wife’s Jealousy SWP 1:99 O a r linss Bveehs .ship to fllllr location. "Young People’s Concerta” to l>e|xech. X Brare SialHeantamea U WALLPAPER, Eb, 1:19 Ao rhe World T a r u 8 99. M Clabheaee » after she learns that Danny aided .. Ossie aa-* Harrirt — • ^ presented over .the ■ CBS Teteviaion an atlractlve girl ni'ake her night­ Ml MAIN ST, TEL. Ml 8-88M' Oiaderrlia W e e h ead •The Nelsons Decide to Move.' S o ^ l Seearity - H N o w a N etw ork Saturiday atftemibons b e -. , 19:99 K ’ K 'e G . 9:44Thrills Pram The GlyWpIcs 9. rt club dehut. Ossie rebels sgsinst the nulhance ginning Jan. 3S. TTie New TOik NEWSPAPERMAN KOVAOS . DRAPERIES m A 9:43 Newn 9i n.^3S , Movie a t^ la e . It H i e Chrtotoph era of household repairs and tries to • Tresshry Haat _ ■ t "Private lAfe of Henry VIH l:to Prayer • _ Philharmonic Symphony wlU be I Ernie Kovacs, emcee of ABCs . 4n .Hoar With Tea ' ^ e w s and Weather ' A .1:99 Far Belter er Far Werte ^ convince the family to move to a lltto.Woaiaa 9:83 Albert Bnrhe Beperls g 9:99 Show of the Month 9. 49 Qaeea Far A D a y It. small apartment. featured. Bernstein, is alto sched-iliew ‘Take a Good .Look," wrote a The Price Is Wght "I. Don Oulxote". starring Lee J. WNBC Rarher Cemmaad 19 CURTAINS 7 : N % s f a AHoe 9 Cobb. Ell Wallach. An adaptation , D a y la Ceart . 9. uled for ah evening o f traditional ] daily column for a Trenton, N. J., 11:19 Cdaeeatrattoa WATCH THE I >. N G I I 9:19 Hsese^Pait; j8 9rt9 The MIIHeialre . 8 Who'Do Voa TraatT of the famed Don Quixote story. With Marvin Miller as narrator. Cbristmaa mufii; wlth.MArion An-1 newspaper for five and a half Including Incidents from the life The This ifaa 99. A 13-year old boy Is unable to PMMTVrany V IM ladastry ea h rs d e Gale ntorm S he w 9 derson .Dec. 82 on NBC-TV, , iyaars. I1i49 The Uriag 77M ’ - U" “ of Miguel de Cerranted. Hurd a m The MIIUeBalre . _ convince his parents—despite 11:99 'o r e Of Life Weather, Ldeal News _ ^ g Hatfl-id and Peter Donat, fear their need for money—that he has News' ef the Itoar aad Weather g lured. X . EARLY SHOW VeeasDr. MaJeu 18. been given a million dollara by ORd PrBSSBd Trath sr Ceaeeqaeaees B e i t t n e d a e h L MANCHESTER . Restlem Gaa News nad_Wealher- ^ ** TV Theater 9t>99 MONDAY.FRI^Y All Star Flayheaae aiT anonymous' benefactor. lt:19 Search Far Temerraw Peeple'a Cholee '■ ' 99 "Thf Golden Shanty" starring the Perry Cemo’s Masle Hall to. 99 ULTRA FASHION OPTICAL STTYLB BAR. 7:19 Hlghlli^ V H late,.Errol Flynn. 'A western con 8:19 T h e Verdict Is tears I, Maurice GosfieM. Billy Sands and / It f'esM Re Tea Fram Thsss Beets tt M A IN S T c -M I 8-1181 ' Lore That Rob! News-Ttoaglaa Edwards 49 artist (Flynn) sells his saloon .. Doaaeetiohl Baadslaad Herbie Faye of Sgt. , BJIko’a HEARING GLASSES lt:W The GnMIng Light Nejra X 99 when- he secretly lesrns ihqt the Balhy OoMrsy Platoon, singer FraiAle wauj ' MANCHESTER 7:19 Mt^aerAde Parly 8^ 49 . mines In the .area wni soon close EXCmi^^MOVtES WITH 30 and choreographer 'A n n a ____ 1:99 v.w> 30 ' Who Do Tee Vrartf by 9UAUT0NE PROFESSIONAL iKARlNO < ' Masic .Bingo /Bert Parks, master of cersmopy.. down. low with dancers and musicians. ■ / Panelists -Sam Levinson: Audrey JOHNHYPALMER AS HOST 1:98 Batter A a b . , AID 8ERV1OT DRY CLEANERS At Home With RHty Adventurea la Paradise S, tt ■etMc O b Bigk Street 89. ' Afitresa-olnger Jania Paige agron : Movie tfattora ' Meadows. Alan King and Fay Gardner McKay'stars to ''The Amerieaa Baadetaad 8>1 additional gtlest.' (Color). -NEW . . . MAIN 8T. - 9S Wells St.— Ml 3-7254 nivoree Heariag Emerson Derelict” Troy becomes tn- The HawBllaa Bye 1. 4*. tt 888 Rlehard Dtamead > tt, 19 M a rie . • ■' ■ IJ - H a ^ o r d J;A 8-8181 1:93 Onr Miss Btooks Tolyed in a plot to kidnap the The Three Steege* t o Starring Aitthony .Btsley In • Beauty Slam David Janssen. "No Laugh­ crown prince of a small Oriental "aoud Over lUlla’'. A land 1:99 e- World Tqras till S a e t M Sto r m . t o • Performance v Cinderella Weekend ing Matter." Diamond hunta ,a .Kingdom. .4:19 Kdge OI NIgM swindle'Is uncovered when .the Newn killer In the mirrored mage of a 19:9*The SteVe Allen Shew ' 1 1 . ft toveatiqalora are : xCommlsshnied Hooae appolBtiBiBti ■ deserted amusement m rk. Come­ CORURN A MIDDLEMOOK. hie. • Conceahbility PiM Py o f Proo PorkiRg ooorelHm Sneeenn \ x (Color) • Guests, Peggy Lee. ^siivjzsrsssztond to And a missing man. by yoHT hijrllkUeB. 1:3# Praver dian Joey Bishop is tonight’s Chuck Ckinnora, Billy Beksitoe INVESTMENTS • rt* Featore m m Mevie At Ntae U 1:19 Far Better or FerxWe guest ttsr. and George Jes#el. MR. OEOROB F- JOHNSON JR.. MmMCM- "OffTonltno" Preston Fosler-Bllen "Frisky" Oneen For -Shirley ’Temple' Storybook 9, It _ Man With A CameVa • 9, tt D r e w ■ '„ 9:99 I've Get A Seerct 8 ’At>': • Day In Ceortart ■ "The Emperor's New' Clothes" ' Charles Bronson ata>a, "Black FRIBMOLV AND HELPFUL TBANSAOTlbNS HANDLED Peurr Theater 8 ^ Garry Moore, hoet:.panelists Bill 1:99 "-V "'rtir Story of a clerer cttlsen iriio out­ Light". Korac Is called' upon to ON ALL BXemANOBS LISTED AND UNLISTED—^MUTUAL FUNIM . Cullen. Henry Morgan. Betoy The Thin Man wits his emperor who has an un- Investigate a case of poilceSirafl. first S M w , _ ra aeV Psimer and guests. Get your Peak permanent anti*fre«pe with rnst gwari' AAANCHESTER Osle -Storm Show endtor , desire - for luxurious - Mike IM Iaec .19 Mt MAIN STREET TtSL. MI 8-1188 “Task Fowe" (Jsry Ooppei-Wal- 19:89 ■pj. Beperts , 1 ^ * TVo “ ooionl Serriee at Mass 11:99 Weelkev and Sparta 9. 9. 19. ter Brennan. "The Fopulatton Bxplosion". A designed for the1960 modele Norway (kiethaaol type) , . . . tt 9:99T*-- .Texan_Te 9. 49 Mg News . 93 fimn your favorite antoindiiTe service ihan. 9:99 The Nlllinnaire 9 Bill Longley nearip briars dts- News and Wcatiwr - 99 T l a u m b b o m a t xTaang Dr. Mainne . ' 99 ablerghter tot o the______cattid drive ^ ne Is Featore 44 .44 MO OBNTBR ST. xX Beat lh» CIceh , 9 . *3 bossing, when he triesleg to heljhelp a 11:14 Featore Film ' , I AD EapeDw Towra aarf dnttoa* I , IN JARVIS BU>0. X All atac Plsvboane M rancher’s beautiful , ‘but deceitful .'Yellow Jack^'. Robert Mretgom- 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNrFURE SCHIEBEL BROTHERS ^3:39 7?-o I'erdlet Is. Vaara 9. to voung. wife, .ery-VIrgtoia Bnice, , ...... ' I— m—araamraaBaassmeras-to BEAUTIFUL DIRPLAVS . ; rram- TVese Roate , 99 i# -aye and Marriage -' .91. Jack Faar " . GLOBE TIoketo, BracTTsHaHs, iHfcTi— R pb ■ , . SINCE 181 8 , -X rosneoHeatrosneoHrat BnndiilaadBnndiHm ' 9 4BtsrrlnrIf------William--- TtonuuBrest lu rid ’s Bert MerlM \ a , A ItHiimc, StcuHEilp, RalliTBi FROCTOR RD. ahd CENTER FT. . **You Leove thA CUrthfg., Kathy O s^ ey •The ®g- Hit". Harris d.leeorera "San FTapelaco” , The LAD D Olid H ALL GO., Inc. Who De ran TrnstT bo's made a ’ Costly mistahs trtiea Ted StoiHe Skew liAVEL SERVICE Hotels, RtssrtB. > MANCHESTER DISTIUBUTORS 4)99 ■Wonrer * n d ^ ■- he brings a small town aongwril' 11:19 Jack f t ew iM UNION RT.-r-HOCKVILUB PHONE M I 8-87B4^-«QOKVJLUE, ENTBRFHISB 8SW nr—who. has written a. big Ml—to lt;M Nms - .;9AI||P lllhT SBRyiOB ' .-T Tin' Pa'ri Alley. - 1 :1 * Newa • tt MJUii STc-TieL, MI SrB707—Attar ■ FM., in ^TM S ' ■ Ml Dnehihi HewEag la 1:88 Mewa: PAGE POUR MAKCHESTER EVENH|P HERALD. HANCHESTER, CONN.; SATTODAY. WQVEBtBER T. IW I ; '' H 1:1 THURSDAY " ;■:. C M - - * ■ ' " - . a .MtkxW'omlnotiS W \H C*eMa«ia«ai OtoMnwa drl»M 'a -aedt turas out to be a a u Mm Ta (M t n i * Omr --Abbot.^MfrOwtello Mfeat TnaM> AhwMvCallich." IS i t f - - I» i L ; !* •sM reaaiic ~ anatrin Bad A M ^ -I j m CaateHa Sta^JohH CasaayetM I" “ t j j j r . i > n S r ______Papara Theater ' ••■JS ■Baby Fly". Staccalo la told that -'Manilaa aaMawr- naaajina hia WtnicUona for idellrarln* a T :M ry a rM Plrat Rhaa 'tiM Taw* Citle*.. ■. "CW0 O ff the Old Block". DonhM F U C '^ u M C ' O’Connor'AnA Blsftha. - . ^*nis iS^sSTaM Be'r BMMa ''' -‘5 L'^npATOi^iFS M s J T S r - •* Bachelor Palhar .. , M;W Oa The O* ‘ tfe.jwa aiid Wealhar Stera ’ John J'w.wr‘J‘% M ^ c k e s te r ■kMt Mier. T* — ko «■ » .. Treaaera Mw* .lhart Barfta y aparte Keacue of Rufus B ^ l e y s m t* «Mi M t what y«« whht. Aa Bear tnw Taa court to X •M STANraC*8. . tliM I Lave Uwy ► llih iM M Daw***' bltlne -» notmlous animal Mttj^Y The Friaa fa BiaU . X n . Bahhr. Lekhp . rS SMae Skew •• *•• H ItiM Deeeaeher BflAa Afaeie A« Reraa Mavla At NIaa ” 'GaheealraiHaa ^ PMT>Mlnle' M ^A A M liiat McQaaAa" Sneak Preview. ^ Wha D* ^ a a TMutT Waalher—L a ^ ^ e w a * Caeer Bl'err Nawa aad. Weather J*. •• *'** plShot*Tone star# f^asoMoa - • ' PIIw iievm aimt ll Aaffrep H I n r AaaaaA*aaa . 5 - den imase^ ^ m * ^ ■ East.BEaMfe,'’- lt;« ThaUe«M . BlKhllichfa. sure# brousht Nawa • . MS Epps OmOmt StrcaS ItsM Awve Of M k ’/ I Mt Maara Tnrth ar ------Daaplaa Kdwmrda aad lha hSff a,m ajor elertltm BaatlaM Q*a . ' t TaMoasea Taid ShM «. w lt:M Baarch r “ i i k Peat JaM Ifea t The Datadrkabjea •. W jW West Braiwfa Law Of 11m nala------M "Ain't We Got Pun." "A smMI ^ e II ‘^>aM —, BUra______Michael______Anaara in 'Deaper- lOlM ' i M M t y C a r a Lave Ihat . Mta Dacialon” , Boahhart- fIraU UtU The OaMMipLbh* heal, lack of wateV and M esM n tha rackets when he Is b ^ * 5 J * IdSa liW Naara handita while tracking a kUlar a niehtclub owned PraMfl, haiefc. eteerf Guest s f*", 7 Hirou^ the waatelando of Haw Buloff.. Cameron Mitchell and Ten m m froat . y M • Mexico. l(Mk praMy Maaia MaMaea Oala Blarai Shaw •. M l * ■De Corsla. — ^ ’Dtaarre 'Baeriac Btark^Oale Storm and Zaxu Pitta 1S:SS Yea Bat Year Ufd “ • ** ( l a n MTM7 liW Oar Mlaa BraJka In "lluatey. Come Home". When U:SS » k » kAWlrss Yaara. , _ W W Myle with MM 1:M Aa The WatM T a m Suaanna aeuabblea wlth_^Mu*ey Su m James Grejory 1n T lie But • f o w M(pert CiaAeralla WeahehA the latter deaerfa In a huff. , Man” . A bootleeser and narpoUej Kewa Shalxua Slade t t fiddler kills Ms longlme frle ^ hMrda’a. . Thia la The WCa sHum be becomes a threat to nii t:M The Be«r BbMm Shaw » ItM'yrarar . 'Stare Betty Hutton In "GoMIle’a bustness opportunities. (Repeat!. AND A :M .rar BaMar.Oa BTarae PlAyxroiiiio." OotdlA succ^Mfi in Sea Baal ' ' ia ^ • Oaaca- PM A Hap • ' cahrmchiR' the Strickland Tonn- SUke WsHere lalerriews JJ OIL COMPANY Bar la OaaH . dation that It should build a b ^ - Dkalh Valley Daya^ „ 5 ■moirs "sMxSr ];IA O ala Blaral Shew Take A Good IsMk 4t. N 369 CENTER ST. ly-neMed ^layxround for undar- Haaae Parnr palvileRed chUdren, only - to find 11:1* Bewi. Wealhar awi Rperta S. l l OMiTMileatty la the eeate* The Thhi M M that ttie one arallable sita for the Weather, Spar**. Hewa • Tel. Ml 3-6320 •r tlM ehnOi-C «»M et. • :W Tm H, Deai^/, project la occupied by the apart- Blc New. 2 YoaarD r. Matoaa * meat buUdInar where her former Nawa and Weather 3 24-Hour Burner Service on Mala St.—VO. Ml S«M1 B a a in e Olaek .roommates Ifte. _ Paaiare 4* AR •Mar naphaaa* • BM Maslarsaa **. *• Playhaasa “ »ui t » - ' ; J. i:ii; - I ll. ’ S:M The VeiAier la Tear* Stars Gene Barry In "Who II Buy 11:U Peatarr^ PUm „ . , . From Theaa Baata My 'Vlolencef" Maatarson breaks "Gunflghtera . Randolph Scott ‘ . l!l.i . Caaaeeliea* .BaaAataBA a Hrerboat carRo monopoly. Barbara Britlon \\i‘ Ir lUu'- Khihy , Do om Bead Shaw - ■ » u k PM r Shaw . Wha Da Tea Ttaal'T Donna triea to stralshten out M r WWM’a Beat MarIM «:M Baaarer AM a ___ _ son'B playlne hdokey from acbool. "Bidlan I.e>Te (5»ll OPTICAL Baaae Oa Mhrh AM*** Daaxer la My Baaineaa M Aaierleaa BaaialaaA. Ted Steele Nhaw Baacaa S' * ! U :M Nawa aad Weather Mevie ‘ - tS.Mea - 2 m m T IM ' STYLE BAR The Thraa Rlaa»aa 1 :W NaWa . 4lU S m a l 8h»iM , •=*• ijfer?k;?15^.nt. Clell War *ralTg IsSS Nawa Moiidwgfar ■ loe. . 7*3 MAM M. 4:M M ca Of MtaM ^ fii^ Y E A R Compicra OpEi . Oaataet Lea* FR ID A Y Tefe»ision M 0G R A M MtlM DRES ' Jualiea" with B a r ^ ***gmne. PapayaTbealar J Drama cortcema the maraMl ai Ml 3-1191 TaanaoRla S a amall Arisona town wha la de­ Stor* rdS FiaMt MS BraM 8k 1:4* CanMaanlal Claaaraapi yirst Shaw «':U Sacred Heart termined . 1* . aao JusUca done far 8 ^ Hornot * Rod CemocoG- dhe hard worMns peopis employad S:SS TMa Omr PnMh Jim DGvIa / ^ ^THw Ml 3-5179 4:4* OattMlia P t m m by',a prosperoua cattle ranchw. 7:4* Tadw _ — ~— 7l r aaal' • Strip — *s, 4S. a I I ■%! tmt: \ Mamins gsnslnar •The Traahouaatanousa Gaper', 7:SS Prnyer . S & l i ? a » Tvonna Da e n r io ^ promise to return sUlen d**- T.SS Tawa l » f - t . nmnds and collect the Mauranc; /// Nawa • - , TwillcM Tbanlar S for the Jinvshter.irf^ a HecoaBod ■Tia TMa la PCaM Bia Tie Tfia ■! . Soviet .seu up Jeff Spfitcer ScrfeFm^- .. Dreahfaal TlnB* . S:H match Cavsw * human bhit to nuab out a WMted oil. Ill Al S tli Hap achard* f;S* Caapanbidl . • alayey, . „ l SfU Captain: Aaaatuaa ' Garlaon Playhanaa m ■ JHavM 'At Nlan . ** Storaoe , .Pm T a-Bedam - mlhar. Bawa and Sparta jj •'PrI&ess O'Rourks*? - / . S:l* KacUah I ^ A cHm 1*;SS The TwIMsht Co m / S ^ l BONDED nC K-Uf J S:S*-Pantnra S:SS gpartampe . ., - . Jack Wamen stairs In Ttlm Diaa DaM Saha Whlta Banter . 1 al - ly". A convict sawtfNcwl.'to forty 'sp a ' IMA« y««p;lMM|B.fBr'.|B4W- Weeiper .lEeeae Clnbhaaaa | 5 * yshrs of soIltaiT’ d<»!(h>«>n**t on . thAB Msy Sir, Adama aad Bra ; a deserted asteroM/ls Mvan a Fisher r.Laanay ' S:4S Nawa . _ ^ * . » * . « Tbbot to keep Mm/eompaay —a fw tyye offanl !d:>i-:CnntarnBln KnnparM . Nawa and Wanthor .1 robot that looks like a beautiful MY CUANSmS, h a Stid -i Hnrrlad d*M f :H SnoHa ' S -- IMORr*wYp,ll'._ -Poena . Albert parka Beparto M M*Tlc"'Dam ShnSwrt AHey M .'IS SSB BROAD ST.— M l •-T ill S:H'Danaiy B*Snk 1;S* Paatara j Color. StnrriniT Alfred Drake. l* !«t MarnjnC T^kanaa iMdtap Deretta Morrow^’ Lish Kirk, a ------’ DSMlrMa-MI .w.m MnrlUM-Sava*--- W musical featurins sdnss and ^ WHITING c b l^ . “ "Smoke Jumpera" dances^iroin : Broadway m ^cals M HODR SERVtOB 1*:SS o lu f t i Oo Waatkar—Uieal Nawa « of the past ath decades, Andy. WII,- 254IROAOSf«r Tranaara linnt Nawa aad Weather IS. 4a Hams fir Is' hhoBt.. ■ (Color). AM8ULANCE An Hanr With Ynw T.V, PUyhanaa ^ M Ths D.elerllves S. 41 U:M The Prirr I* BIxht , 1:14.Nawa. Oeaxlaa Edwarda 4* Robf'rl Taylor. '•Murdftro'** Dead­ SERVICE Plioiia Ml 9-1HA > I OMva Lacy .nixhllKhls ' 2 line” . Holbrook asHlirna one of [ tlTS*-Onnean«mtlM ; ------r — ------Nawa-..... —— ...... 'hi»"then-Io--charm--a- -burleaque . o x .HAMCRRSinBlR.^ December BrMa ItlSBawhMr■eewwVhlR . • queen. ^ rl friend of a mobuter Wha Da Van Trpat? atalTinr Eric Flemlns and nest Jiuapected of nomtclde, Caver Story V BtAra Cellar Rom«ro ana M tfi 1#:SR Per*on To FertaM • ^ TEL, Ml 3-0358 For Coaiiplrte Homi PnHk Par T ^ v . BtancharrI In “ Incident .of tn« Charles CnillnRWOod. hoat, will 11:44 The l,|vln#_Ward SMIkine Death.” When trail boss vIrU with Forrqer Cov. W. AveflU 13:4* l-eve Ot i.ifr wounds a puma wMch had been Harriman Rnd hla wife at hfa Romodeliiig-Cal . Troth or Conseananeaa kllltnS sli>er In the cattle drive, an New York aoartment aleo he will Restless Ona.. attractive widow whose youne visit with Sharin Tyewts. > the ‘Be a Character,’ IU:S I Search Far .ToanarraW, . son wa.s stalked' apd killed by a Ventrlloqul.h. and her hueband at It I anid Be Van wounded pUrha lells hhrftpe Mima thelf 'New York kpartihent. Z im b a lis t JACK KERIN le v a That Bah will kill axaln.. „ Black Saddle Kt Advisea 1I:U Tha OnidiaK .Uthl Peaple Are Punay X*. m Co-atara Peter Breck and Riiflaell 30 I.OCUSL SI— MI 9-1803 1:M News ' ■ , Welt Disney Presents • 'Jf^heon in “ Client Mardock” The Mnsic Blnxa ' s. n "Move Alone. Mustangers” El- marehal rlpa off hie bndgje In Efrem Zimbidist Jr., better At Home With Bitty fego Baca tfcoirtes the attorney . ■ anRer over the acquittal of a mur­ known to television viewers as jpei- • Dormers • Baths Mavie Matiaae ^ for a band, of-persecuted nomada derer. ' • ' Ei Sidings Divarca Haarla* 'S:i t TrasbIrshMtem *1. » Mike Wallace SB vaie inwesUgator Stuart BaHeT of • Porches 1:14 Oar Mlaa. BraMs - Starring Keenan Wynn and Bob 1R:45 8porta Camera* - H ‘‘77 SiiniMt Strip,” haa some wdM b • Roofing • Additions l:S* Aa The Wnrid T * m . , MathiaB. .'"Tranped". Kodiak and 11:M ^W 8. Weather * SpaHa B. t ; 18 Ciaderalla Waakand - Dugan work, frantically to save Biff N«i^ t t of' advice for a ^ ir i^ actOTRc' News ■ , a yount ho/ 4rlia has fallen Into Newt and Wes4wr 18 "I.feel that moat'VouRg AotorR Up To Seven Years Halt Hear POm an earth fissure. ' , Peatarr 48 * 48 should get their early, trainingj^ Tnachdow* ,-11 PlavhoaRd 5$ Financing Arranged .IIm Por^Sattoir Or Par Wan S;IP Hotel D* Parcs. . 11:18 Featare Film ^ * character roles.' It’s, the bps^ Kiml Sneaa Par A Day Stars Earl Holliman In "A Pool “ Clash By NlRlit” : B a i^ ra Btan- ot bfalc training. Thus, 'Jfrom tiM ay In GMrt | - ■ and HIr Gold" with Jamea Bat^ wyck. Paul DmiRlda. (iuUet -of their careers they Will t:SS Boasa Pnriv ' ton. Drama concerns a grixily old .Jack Faar ShaGw M -. The Thin Man prospector who , spreads World's Beat Rfevlci -d start to' learn how to aubordiiiate Gala - Steven .SbaW V. ■ fever." only to be cheated out of ^ “ Heaven Can Wait** — *'Up th< their own peracinaUtles Whpn on HMekestor Driis S:S* The MllUaaalra >. , Rhrer*’ his claim by a con man. atage and expand their acttaig N *d M o m *. Ph .0 . .lteK. Ptiann. Yannx Dr. MnlatMj-f N s ss •ns Art-Carney-Show . IS. *• • Ted Steele Sbaw* • / • i| P fw p rM n r Art Carney starring "Our Town. - 11:98 Jack Paar SkaW . 91 skills. Acting ia a hard job, Itat it playlhg the role of the Stage 19:58 Ncwr and Weather 1 can be/waotioiially satiafytng if ata - S;l* Cannaelirni Bawdktnnd. Manager. American classic tells 1:88 Newa 91 V. E D Ie E WIDE The VardM la YMrs of life in a small town at Ihe turn 1:85 Friday Late Skaw 91 a(:tol'..keepa trying to leam and- j r R E t n i ^ .l V E R T — Pram These Baata of the cenlury. Kathleen WIddoes, \ '*Tfln Sea Spollara'* John Wayne Kathy Oadfrey 9:88 Neha 8 imprtive." . . ,i Wha Da Ym TraatT Clint Kimbrough. Dana Blear, , BiM Osterwald. Mary Tan Fleet, Zimbaliat’s own aarly training -- P(M04p«|oa^Spt>cUaiaU 4 :SS Bandar. Andy ____ _ ta A "Hennesey" episode on the Haaae DaCMch Slrm4 Ginger KeSManUs and -Blchayd beara out hlA theaia. His ftrpt stoge OMMple|» Bahy and . A-'nwa^lMndstaBd - 'Drssrt hsve lemling roles .(CMor) CBS Television'Network recently, appearance was’ in "Thei Rugged OnsBifiM y Qfipartw cat Mavie Man Pnm> BUekhswh,: .» f'.'a . W '.RryeAf^ld Ricky Allen w m |. re- Path" with Spencer Traejr..' fb en Slefc Om Mi BappNea The Thrda Sthacaa Stars Robert Rockw^l/ An 4:14 Secret Storm assignment to act M , bodyguard quir^tl to handle a frog. Asked he did four plays with the Amerie ^:S* The PA«a Ot NIxM to a sonrant who haa taken out ir ha irhinded the 1 aaalgnment, can Repertory ' TheatrS—*Wenr# O A fX SpUt PeissnnRtr M. accident______joHcy.policy, la ffltatlon katchoR 9-4541 ' Araeriraa. Ppndslmdstand , S x ," Ricky calmly answered:■'.•“Mind? V n i,” "Androclea and. O p t io n , 4:*S Pentarr WhIrlyMrtg. I play wltti frogs every 4^.. For "What Every Woman krtjfWa"'an4 T il Mata 'Eli^-MaafdHistfiftj; "Smoky"' ;acMurrar-Anna *A*.-neslln PWT-----. - Gilbert RM*nd._stara Jn "Boe^^r fun." X, ^ Yellow Jack.? I . ' |||■l||l.ll. I.JJJ [I I I I iiit'ii ii ii'i' Paxteir. "'ki i" I iiii.iijiaii*.l»’ •im TNI HOW !l§ V^R INVESSiNT^iTFdUO f fr.; -- W e feele l ^ iit you might groOt by. hayingsying of ■ preatot ^-appear to mert’ yoUr ^ ^jUT exp8ienenc investment .iqieei&liatf extiirline . Invesjuni we win tell you 'U a . t t J a W f P i M .SAfl im ppraiau n preemit tertf< ^ « i yoiir ^ re-allgnihent, tfe'- f f t t t a U iv 'isedsatrch . maki___ ■ R E A ttjd iir ^164 EAli1Sa01»«®H^TRBET-^Mr 9-5^^ arre- at y5toFj(^lk|to ybitf i BR4SBNIC8, M l t: ’ OPEN THURSDAY EVENito; UNTIL 9 ;0« 'm a i AND SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON Mm A N uAurs/r- C H E S T g a SHEARSibN, Ha MMILL b CO. ■n t-im i . AN INDEPENDENT AGENT SERVES .YOU BEST r rod St»d SnAeug. /

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'V. X I t h ^ m a g a z i n e o f p l e a s a n t p l a c e s BfiNEST V. H eyn Editor-In-Chief / ' Poise on poTodti d witice-some cowdcnde. X M a^ i4 L owndes X Paul Hoffm an Editors f n D elm ar JLip p Ra lph J . F inch, Jr. e Managing Editor Art Director ■ ...‘'i x »' ,r;.

\ In U l i s Issue... / * I spoctorsky Gives Thanks^ “A briUiant the lin t bmw, • fcntle ^fh h ty nun,.. . there i» much that 1 *m mhiini,’’ «y» the ^»nt|inr of The Exurbanites arid the bliiterfaig “Deati- natkHi Sickness,” who. tiU now. h u been one of suburbia't most bitter critics: As Thanksgiving ap- ptoaches, he contruu for us several aspects of city •‘For tL ihom enri was worried where^ I was going to vs. suburtan Hfe, and tells about some of the Uessings get a punch bawl large enough.^ P' that suburbanites should be particularly grateful for. ^ , For Sale A A It's hard to part with a how that you and your family have lived in for any'lengih of tone—even though you may be going on to an even better one. But if you have to sell, here are some suggestions that will help you do it quickly, wiUi a minimum of effort T f f l and anguish, and that will insure you the best price i possible for your property. Sashaying Suburbia Lately, on some riighls, rflmost any town can be mistaken for the <^d Wret, wtot with men ig boots and fancy shirts, and women in petlicoated, ruffled dresses, all headed for the local ”dance hall” (the school gym, or the Community Center, most likely). Here, on page 4, is a reminder of early Agiericana- . ,1 ' \ - the booming revival of square dancing. V , A to t- \ ••They’re standing in the doorway — Rem em ber — Paradiso Rpgaineci now, try to make a big impressionl” The week of November 1-7 marks Chil^ten’s Book Week, yrtiose theme this year is “Go j& ^ring in ^Good l^ks.” We pre^t a bbauflfi»r^*^ kasons for us by that venerable schoolmaster T. Morris Loitg- \ streth, in which he tdls wtot it was like between boys and books when he was "twelve years oW-and what sej ' he thinks , books can do for all the twelve-year-olds yet to come. , Sam Ciccone Our cover artist has always lived in heart of the dty, 4nit tells us that he’s soon . „ T hbaauvt cruet h availabiebdiiB Good Seasons Salad Dt(Hiii«Kit •Enlayed ^he sermon. moving out t o w suburbs, “... the. best place for the children while they're growing up.” Once they're settled, he idds, he also plans to ta&e up ^Oare dancing...... -'X'. new uooa Seascms flavors V. , e

L eonard S. Davidow in new^ isalad4(3ea packages!^ ^ Publisher I . SUBURBIA TODAY is distributed nationally with newspapers 1" - /foftats-robuat gnrlle, fleelm of onion, red peppisr. To Mate eoeh dreastiqr: just add your favor­ suburban communities. Editorial Offices at 60 East 56lh SL, New Y o s k - ^ Money cany buy the N. Y. Advertising offices at 405 Park Ave., New York 22, "N, Y. Business. fresh fUworftd-dressin^ Exotie Herbe-unusunOy saTwy, l6 herbe and gpiees.* ite oil, vinegar and a bit of water to Good /Offices at 153 North Michigan. Ave., Chicago 1, lU. Patrick O’Rourke. Adver- Cheeoe-GarKe-crmioyhtae didiae, gailie undertone., Seaatma Mix. miaing direetiona and rising Diiector. James L. Thompson, Advertising Manager. Morton F ru k , you can make O ii^ o r of Publisher Relations, © J959, SubuAia Publishing Corporation, doastb-Ui^t, oil-vinegar drearing, subtly aeawmed. idesii' to variations are on the padnge. 2 Suburbia Today, Novtmhtr 1959 ,153 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago I, Illinois. All rights reserved. with these 6 mixes Bleu Cheese-creamy, full-bodied, with lestl eheeee. thkee jimt aeconds to prepare, .CafUe-diiexeet garlic, fine herb-epiee dreeaing. ------^ ^ tmiiii, 1 . .A

around the square." For the beginiwr, this usually means hop­ ping, in ^ a d of shufflhigi and running around the square trying to keep pace with the caller. He begins to wonder if he’ll ever learn. But the newooin^ rarely stays discouraged. By the end of ^the first session, he is footsore but certain-certain that he’s com­ ing back next week because, well, if all these other people can learn what ‘Ixix a gnat” b, so can he. By the end of the third session,, the new recruit b probably bragging about yriuit a good dancer he b. ■... y:- ■ ’ ' He has'a fiew surprises left, however. Just as he begins to con-.^ y i sider himself a full-fledged promenader, some caller invariably, dreams up a new way to taiigle and untangle dancers in a square.^ In Grsfbdmother’s day, square dancing could be niiutered in a few. hours. Today it takes weeks of practice to learn even the .. basics of the modem version, with Hs emphasb tm styling and X ^ . t . - smoothness. As he glides from begiimer to intermediary to advance status, -d *•* the tempo is stepped up. Not only to the tune of the music, but " yi*’. .. ■ i most likely to the number ot nighto he wants to devofe to dime- ing. As enthusiasm grows, he b likely to start wanting to bring hb children around or try to get hb parents interesjl^ in leam- ingto dance, since age b no barrier in a square dance, or try to get the boys from the car-pool and their wives to go to the next d a i ^ with. him. Here, truly, the seeds of friendship fall •/ '9,r^ on feitile ground. « / ->■* When the eighth annual square dance convenlibn converged on Denver laM May, ten thousand dancers from all over the world whirleriinto the city. AH agreed that the future of square dancing was secure as long as thb feeling of friendship kept . 1 8 8 b .- their hearts in tune. The bank of friendship unnot exbt with­ out deposits, and square dancers throughout the world have X growing accounts, ail labeled “do-si-do.” / a Perhaps the best summary of reasons why so many people* are suddmiy square dancing Was contained in a recent sermon by a minbtiH', who b a Square dancer and calfer m sphie of ■ H hb spare moments. He said that square dancing answered Aie need for play, qnb o^^ esaentiab of successful living. Beyond that, he said, it satMes the basic needs for rhythm ana ex- pression.that all people have. It overcomes self-consciousness Mix date and nut breads in seconds with and helps bring people together. Final reason for .promenad­ ing, a “call” which will be echoed loudly by all concerned, b simply, “. . . because I like It.? Oatmial Bread Easy-Mix

rMorea av waimsn «nAv No bowls or pans to. wash! AwtJaniR, . left aUamuid^ is no mystery to Aeae gaily finsaed, twirlit^ folks in Ctmoga Park^Ca&ando "Fini

\ y Every-y Eaay-MixjMury-iaix packagepaatage carriescomes a Oarow-awaymrow-away mixing hag and You blend in the bagT / . • - bake9 in the fipedal t^ t never sticks. Y tm get hree million amerkans are aquare dancing. In every The first time a person goes to a square dance, his head te part of the country, from Dedham, MaMyaRnetti.to Ftok- Ukdy to spin faster thm his feet, when he is hUrodiieed to the spiqr Oatmeal Bread that stays mois^ sKoes to T strange newlanguage. Fm example, "Allemancte left, aUemande ^ roae, Oregon, caners.wbo from nine to five are miwie techni­ peirfeetkm. Bor Variety, add nuts or firoitB; G et.yoor cians, milkmen, teadKis, or iderks, trade their blue or white thar, giTright and left and h m a stari^ cuni be rather upietting Get a package collan for Wesrem dodies in die eveniiig tt> instruct sashaying news the first tune he bears it--especiaUy when be is e x p e ^ to first package j^ , today. . I f 5 good exercise, act upon the information, and in a hurry! Square dance jargon couples. Calling to 'a oombo-usually a fiddle, banjo; and piano -o r to recorded music, these nimble-throated histiucton sing demandhaleitness, above aH. Patiently, the caller explains each r their hearts Out to such tunes as “Bully of the Town," “Black 'new' step, dononstrates, and rqreats. By the end of die first g r e a t j u n , “tip” (two. dances before a short intermisaion), .the novice's Tiy AmsI J« rIm Ootasul Ireod Mountain Rag,” “Honey Bee," or any of the other hundreds of F ^ b o t Corn' I EcnjHIMx. G sl a A m , bright, l i ^ foot-tapping nunbers. head^is buzzmg. Beginners usually just look cm during the first 'Horeeasndo wMli ywr MvdiaM Of eMherCeni Bruadxpiiied CoWee Cnke ■read or CoHm Ctb* teof-UlbL — And who are these three miOioD Americans? Young martieds, th > .^ irilen the caller sin'gB out, “take ei|d>f and,ierhiperate,",> inascoodeirith and a wonderful way die newcomer is rmuly to join a group and start dapciiig. mizod in aod- MaMM Me MM a iM s pries poU single adidts,teen-d|^and young-at-heart senior dtnens, they .'A ?! Aunt Jornlpui oodowithAont lor *0 Oehseel Ireed Eesy-Mli, are drawn from all age leveb and from every walk of life. Look- Everyone p ^ o rm s betttt when he is at eaac^ One of the ways Corn JBrood Jemima Coffeo osd wsTrstaid you dds osiossH AddroMi O elsw eliireed, DopL ' ing like pictures out of the Old West, dm bwo in their higj^ thatsoiiie squm dance groups have found tordim a newcomer .BoRjr-ld^ No Oako Eaay- , to meet the neighbors and make 1 ^ feel at home is by the use of name tags. When 'IxNil or 'pon to ,16x.No6a«lcr A-144, J o s M l^ eWcoBo SO. heeled boots, «1»«« trousers imd bright shifts the women in paU to wash. OffwdMMMo. I, IM0.VM«fe(ra fiill-skirted dresses ^ e d out with billowing petticoats, the everyone is wearirig a.natne tag, no one is a stranger. The <^Herx^ neriew, pnUWM dancers afi have a common goal-to “siring your p a i ^ . ^ If s todfully eases the doubtful male and his partner into a square Today’s ^udrt dimee is a far cry an teamwofh. Each danicer is dependent upon die o ^ seven whb three other cciuplm. The muaic starts and the call to firm the earij^American and frontier ■ BY BETTY GRAY members of the unit to form a pattern, obey the cads;iaiid exe-. “square ’em up” riiigS iniL txlebmtion after a bam-raising, cute a good dance. And it’s an part of the fuiL “Bow to your .partner, corner there, and hmddiice yourself but it is still a symbol of warmth find neighborlinesS all over the country. .' - • • - ..'.I", : WenUrf qtdavMe mmb. , SuSurbim Today, November 1959 . ■ >4- : ^,: ■ ,:.'X--'. X -XX^' ;--.l y ■' '■ ■■ xy^ '"■•''' ,x: •; ■ ' ; “ "V . ' ■■ 4.y^;;^.L -. r . j -_ . • •' - ■•{ '. • ;i. .. i •■'. • t ■>

Out ij x r " -• ’tis. a n d j ^ d \ sUburbia*s \ 7 X 3->.. counts suiurUa*s • '-t' , -^ -. ~x / X •X- X ’ X X s A MAN who hat doae his fair abailfr^ potting xRrst among these blessinp I would put the home A^ downtteaabaita««yan)csgivmg Day. voiced by the majority of urbanites, that this is X Author of “The Exurbanites' this encapsulating of one’s self in a shell privacy, is just peachy-dandy, and that anonymity id' the faceless crowiLis preferable to human community. 1 X'' Q ECONO, I would, put the unbougfajt pleasures, every- . ^ thing from the; view of bare.black trees against a blue sky to the ipurkle of first frost at dawn. Every­ thing from the smdl of wood smoke to the almost animqUy gratifying, symbolic act Of hanging the storm door. Everything from Orion at night to the midday sound of a boy’s bicycle bell. 1 love the expectant mtdtement of a big dty s ttto holiday time, with the spirit of Christmas in ftifi* swjng. Let me tell you, though, some of the things I don’t like about it. 5is^5 — I don’t like coiqpeting with hundreds of hurrying strangers for sidewaUt space, for a. cab, for a seat on a bus, for s ta n d i room in a subway. I don't like the •TT' BS'fS continuous, surly squawk and roar of bumper-to^ bumper traflSc. I don’t like the way the first fine snbw quickly turns to black shish, against, which chy^oot- wear offers d l the protection o f a pwpe of'jemn8in|r tissue. / dorft like standing in line—tor weryMng: trans^rtif^n, lunch, dinner out, Uieate^ inpvies,'tlie nraining paper, the ofBce deVator, qv«»rything. ' iX And how did I get to this iw i^^hen 1 ttarted out Ulking about the unbought pleasures? Like this: by contrast with the city, the im ^ g h t |deasiires abound om of to\ra and may usually be rdished at home or close to it, with or witiiput friends or ndgfabors. Whereas the dty dwdter feels almost a compulsion to . buy something in his leisure hpurs-perhape as proof ■I ^ to himself Ib ^ he’s, having fun—whether it’s dining out, going W w fi theater, goii^ to « night club, sitting around a cockuil lounge, or going to the moviea^ (in which case, it’s supppaed to b | more fun.to' go' to the big, first-run movie houses downtown). The point I want to maKe is that this, city chap, so pleased ■ with his urban independence, may be a. little less tlw free spirit than he deems-as in qiikkiy evidenced by^ the fact that wherever in the big, glamourous dty hi| impulse may lake him (and as he puts on his hat

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> 1 | Suhurbki Today, November 1959 ^ t . Suburbia Today, November 1959 -X THANKSOIVINO Continued from page'7^

to go o i^ be pauses to pfty the poor subur­ adding a room and not get around to chang­ banite dented nsady access to aJl the city’s ing a light bulb. I like, in the middle ;of goodies),, tha same impulse, oddly snou^, the ni^t, to put on a sou’wester over my will have motivated thousands of his fellow PJs and put my bare feet into rubber boots urbanites af exactly the same time, wherc- and walk around under dripping trees, vbile for the waiting in crqiwdsiand the standing I look at the liidifod windows to the room I in line. The commuting suburbanite ~may - should have sta y - in bed in. These things- li|;; :f'■, c. j , 4.:;-r 1 experience this misery thrice dafiy: ntorning this wonderful toe-renewing ineffidency-are and evening on the train platform or the fherr' for the suburbanite. I stress the word parkway, if he drives, and at lunch hour. “there” because I mean it as a ptoential, a It is the city man’s constant environment constant and unobtrusive invitation. For the Third among suburban blessings for which city man it does not exist: most of the. I would offer thanks is inefficiency. It is trivia Fye ^ named are simply unavailable \i. among num’sT great gifts and has fallen to him; odwrs he indulges with a built-in sadly into'disrqmte. 1 like wasted room in a degree of difficulty and inconvenience to hou^ I like a place to keep ^ings for himself and to othersr-which puts on him which I have no toe. I like to nnhmage. I the burden to pursuing inefficiency efficiently, want every monber of my family to be able an unnatural.posture which robs the random to engage in a different pursuit i^ t act of its restfulness, since it’s no longer ■ .1 ■ * ■••> -: time-without epUiskms to body or i random. 1* j - ^ - . ' ment-and it takes a pretty inefficient I^Seaking of the unnatural, I would like to accommodate (bat I like to-ramble p ; - to pot forth this proposition which, if you ' 'iMteiitfitf'' lessly, to sit in, a slightly busted chair with vcan accept it, should assure you that fervent a vacant look on my face for an hour or nks are due from all who have escaped the more, to n i t ^ at odd hours on %veek ends, .life: Man, the city builder, the tamer to have a garage in which impossible proj­ to nattoe and creator of metropolises (Or ects to c a r ^ tr y or home mechanics are is it n u n to ^ ? ) b u not adapted hiinself started buf never quite finished, while the to the city, xt is not his, he is its. To. the car sits outside in die driveway. degree that tbe^burbaniie has escaped this __ I like to dabble. I like, now and then, to adaptation, he shbqld offer up his gratitude ' Wonderful life-renewing inefficiency v^/-A- ■ look like a slob, 1 like to tinker and fuss, to as he ineffidenttyNqmples the unbought waste time and motion, to daydream abmit pleasures of his own home’on Thanksgiving. exists only for the suburbanite, ■/ i ' ^ - ■''V' . - n,-. See the General jEaectric "SouApore* blanket ak your nearest dealer listed below: MW VOIK kaardt OnBONtcoarm V " Btoomtaipdalepoa...... NIwYoik. hMerAfraak<^,1nC.:Cortlaiid___ waCHl PmVffiOO^WB^n m n , mLn m1, New Rochelle OldaAKlaa...-----....pottlaad E. tKkdwardaASona .Rocheats Lovri— •»...... iWraihisSUB BtoomlMMaliBroa.....AthtMoid * Federal Dent. Sum s . . ..Derrolt (9) B. Forman A Co.'...... Roebswr PBNMriVANU Btawa-Thomaonr Hanftird Fcmdale Genona'a, Inc.. . . .Ml Vernon 0> CUandSImpeoa Co.....Scranton — O.FokA!Oa...... HanAitd RoecvlUa PeelokUl Fowler. Dkk A Walker WIBiS-Barre AtnoHA Oeaaas’a.lac...... Oaahm* HaadPark . 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If you don’t say two batha, for instance,' it say that few buyers will fail tb check up on the tage to point up the strong features of your home, so ness principles. \ win be assumed you have only one bath. &hools, workings of your house. Once you’ve sakTyour boiler keep 7our “shm room ” as attractive as possible and These are hmise-buying days. In the past five years shopping, transportation nearby are good selling is perfect, you may be embarrassed to h ^ a pro­ set hours to customer convenience. - ^ Values have gone up, generally from ten to twenty points. Always state the priced A phrase like "asking fessional look in and find that it is not. \ 7. Keep files. Take names arid tdephone numbers I . percent. In some areasi new developments, shopping 2 - n — i price” is as silly as “owner transferred” or “sickpess A buyer expects to make niinor repairs. But i^y!(Nlr of interested customers. If you get an 'offer below your centers, highways, bus routes have more than doubled in famHy^” It is an invitation to bargain-mkers who house needs a new roof, biuement waterproofing, or minimum; keep a recordTtd it in cqse your prk« has prices. Rising population, rising incomes, rising cOm- DflAWIMO ttV •lOMUNO WAM> have no intention of approaching your price. major plumbing repairs, it is best to have those jobs \ to go down. If an q|||er conies within .a fqw hundred \ munitira are all on the seller’s side, and few people 3. Attractive packa^g. Manufacturers spend mil­ \ need take a loss on a house sale. Yet 1 know Of men - done beforehand. The amount you’d hive to cut your x^llars of the price yon want, take it. Ih e convenience lions to make their products look appealing. Don’t .price would be more than repair costs. A buyer dC,a quick sale-particiiiarly if you have anodier home men who don’t miss a trick in business-who have hesitate to invest some time and money to see that' tends to overestimate these OMts and will either be w aiK ^ for you-is worth the difference. *' sold thepiselves thousands of dollars short by failing your house puts iu best face forward. An exterior scared'off or want a disproportionate compensation. tp apply commercial know-how to the sale of their paint joh-if it’s needed—a lawn coiffure and elimina­ 5. Label accurately. The label on your suit states \ ■ See • Lawyer homes. v tion of all dulter will make a big difference to buyers. the fabric cpntent and instructions for upkeep. Have 8. Lean ^ your legal department. A man sdling Selling a product for the highest price possible is A inim 1 know put up ^lis house for twenty thousand your house facts just as clearly at your fingertips. his first house sriiould talk to his lawyer before be a business proWeih. I’m going to list eight busineu dollars “sn is.” No prospect was able to visualize the . Upkeep is one of dte buyer’s major concerns. Bb puts the house M the market The lawyer would be procedures that a person would do well to adopt if possibilities of that shabby, cluttered house. Few went prepared to answer all his questksns on maintenance- able to advise him on getting his papers in order and he wants to sell his h d ^ . beyond the front door. A speculator finally bought taxes, insurance, water, and heating costs. While he wofking out the mortgage "transfer I mentioned be­ ^rokera Can S«Ve Time and Trouble it for sixteen thousand, nuide a few surface repairs, may"not ask Iww many electrical circuits you have, fore, and could hdp him, too, in figuring out bis polished it up and sold it for tWenty-one. he will certainly ■ want to know if he can run his house’s assets and the accessories to include in the . The first decision is whether 'br not to employ a ' .’v ' ' Some honieowners redecorate to boost their price. washing machine and air conditioner at the same sate. But the time an attorney m ust be consulted n real-esUte agent. A broker, of coursd; i^fHI bring more I advise this measure only if the house is in terrible time. Often, it is an inducement for the newcomer as soon as an offer has been made and accepted—be­ — ^ people to see your house than you c w . interest on shape. Even neutral colors may not' appeal to future to take over your mortgage at a lower rate of interest fore any papers are signed, before any money is ac­ your own. Ordinarily, he will screen viewers and owners, w ho,'in most cases, include redecorating than he would have to pay on a new mortgage, and cepted. A airiler must be protected from being evicted bring in only those who can afford your price ahd are costs in their budgets and want to do it their own at a saving of the cost of taking out a new mortgage. before he is ready to leave, from continuing lia­ interested in your type o? house. He will take over way. Naturally, such eyetores as cracked plaster, TjkHigh this transfer can reduce his maintenance and bilities after he hM left, , from liens bn properties ^\d etalls of showing the house and answering questions. broken bannisters and loose moldings ought to be push your sale, check first whether your bank will he takes with him, from unfair commission claims, Just as a product benefits ffom the gObd reputation fixed before a house is shown. arrange a dean substitution that discharges you f^m and from contractual fine print that works to his dis­ of a store that displays it, so will your house benefit 5? uJO l j □ any liability in case the new owner fails on payments. advantage. I would not advise a seller to use the i 3 0 » _ ', 0 from a client’s trust in his broker. Bo, Prie|idl]r assd Make a Few Repaisis S.'Salestruwshlp.^Yam friendliness, good judgment, buyer’s lawyer in an offered arrangeirient to save Familiar with your location, the broker is in a D o a a 4. Offer a-sound product. An old gentleman once courtesy, and per^siveness are your sales tech­ closing costs. C J iU iZ ia position to advise you on a price to ask and features told me,^Never 'Ue to the man who buys your house niques. Aggressive' selling might suggest that if you It’s a seller’s market these days> Take advantage of •r to emphasize. In short, you have professional help. unless you’re going to move a thousand miles away.” are so eager to get rid of your hbjise it cannot be a h-make your offer as attractive as you can. A broker takes his commission from you-^generally about five percent of the money you get for your house. In some areas, the commission may be slightly higher or lower,,or may be scaled according to selling price. You can choose between exclusive or multiple \ 4- listing. An agent who thinks your house is “ hot” may request an “exclusive,” for which privilege he will concentrate on selling your house fast. He will run special newspaper ads, go through .his files for good prospects, give your house priority over properties ^ that he is competing with other agents to sell. It’s not a bad idea to let just one leading b r^ e r I ' handle your house for a while. But as soon as activity ID • □ slows, toss it out to as many others as you can. The wider your exposure, the better your chance to sell at top price. • ^ t w vi^t,iAy=y. ^ D o I t Big audd Do It lUighT V If you decide to “do-it-yourielf ’ and save the com­ mission, then do it big and do it figlit. . . ' T ■ 1. Sensible dicing. It^B easy to pricie your house right off the market. Don’t ask for much above the f f l price you expect to get. Expect to sell for.about the price a neighbor has recently beeq paici fof h Umilar house-adding on for improvement^ you’ve made or major appliant^ you’re leaving behind. Naturally, you can base your'price on a rm nt appraisal that’s been n^dc; but hiring a good aiffiraiser just to a selling price is expen^ve and unnecessary. “• 2,. Judicious adverUsirig. The buuhessman pin­ points his market apd proclaims his product. Effective advertising is ypuf best way to find a buyer. Pass the word around, through everyone you know. Put up a BY FREDERICK J. ADLER, attorney, as'told to Roliie Hbchstein sign. And advertise in newspapers. Advertise in your local n ew ^ p er to let the whole town know-its contacts are wide. And don’t , forget the city people You are off to a, good start if you have a 4ume ', wIk> want to moVe'dut. A week-end ad in a nearby city newspaper makes sense. Word it so you arouse outside the city to sell, hut even in today’s tnarket interest, but don’t exaggerate. There is no sense in brining p ^ le out to be disappointed. You’ll need it still pays to apply a little commercial know-how ^

iV-.; L..' 10 Suburbia Today, November 1959 ^V.M dORRORATION • BENTON HARBOR^ICHIOAN • WOBLD FAMOUS FOR THE FINEST IN REC0RP CHANGERS. PHONOORAPHS AND RECORDERS V, SAUCE HOLLANpAISE To fVeparer 20 mia. ^ 2. egf. ydk* \ 2 ublespooB* cream » •* 14 iea»pooB salt Few grain* cayenne pepper 2 tablcsiNMB* Icinon Jnice or tarragon vinegar 14 eUp buHcr l.ilk(a|betq6 ydks and cream-in'the top of a double boiler. Beali:iri(bnni*isk beater until thick and Jemon colored, piend in the salt and cayenne. ' 2. Place over’ hot, not boiling, .water. (Bottom of double­ boiler top should not touch water.) — —~ 3. - Beating constaptly, gradually add the lemon juice. COok Over low heat, beating constantly with the whisk until sauce^ is'’the consistency of thick cream. Remove double boiler frqot '1 heat, leaving top in place. - ' \ 4. Beating constantly, add the butter, 14 teaspoon at a time. Beat with whisk until butter is thoroughly blended into mix­ ture. Serve hot with cooked aspumgas or broccoli-spears. 1 cup sauce Note: If necessary, this sauce may be kept warm 15 to 30 Place rolled rib roast of beef, min. over hot water. Cover tightly; stir occasionally. fta side up, on a rack in a shal­ ■ ...... ■ . \ low rotating pan. Season with ^ ' NEW ORLEANS HOLIDAY PUDDING . C.ANDLBLK»rr AND FLOWEHS,., . good convetutioa sc^ pepper. Roast uncov- • ^ ered at 300° F, allowing 28 - To i^repore; 50 min. To Chili: 3-4 Yas. iina and the joy of a superbly prepared meal to 32 min. per pound fm rare, \ S oipi .water ■ Himiffll \ are the magic ingredients of “dinner at e i^ .” 34 to 38 ntin. per poui^ for ' .114 cupa (about 14 U>.) prune* After your guests have gone, me(^um and 40 to 45 nun. per -1 cup (about 6 os.) dried apricot* pound for well-done meat. Let 2 cup* water you'll in the glow of a sucoc^ul party. . 1 Ml cup* (about 7 o i) gold« ndilM roast stand 20 to 30 min. be­ 214 cup* (about 1 lb.)* candied eberries But perhaps more important to you, fore serving; this allows meat ^ 14 cup (about 2 os.) diced candied citron JKTXIS' the hostess,'wai be the pride of your. ~ to absorb its juices and become 14 cup (about 2 os.) diced candied lemon peel easier to carve. 1 cup sugar ' . husband and the enthusiasm of your guests. 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon ^ 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg CELERY ROOT RELIMI 1 teaspomi ground allspiM 1 cap orange Juice SHRIMP WITH PEPPY ^ • To Preporc; 25 min. - , ■ S tablespoon* ruby red port wine 114 cup* (about 6 os.) walnuts, coarsely chopped "" (POCKTAE. SAUCT ^ 1 -1 144b. eelwT m * . — 3"tablcspoons (S euvs) unllavored gelatia To Pwpore: 25 min. ^ 1 leeaou, sliced 3 cap* diilled whipping cream Freueb dreariug 14 cup. chopped wabinte IH lbs. ff«di tkrim p arljh shells, coeked, 1 cup mayannaiae peeled, devdMiC aiM cU lM 1 teaspoou prepared asualard 1. bring 3 cups water to boiling in a saucepan. Add the LemiM or esBiy eMihre, ddOed 1 teaquMM paprika / * prunes and apricots. Bring to boiling; cover and simmer about Homemade Coffee ' 1 cm catsup 7 teaspeipus 45 min., or until fruit is tender. _ I lablespoou leuapn J uIm 1. Wask, cut off ends and pare celery root. 1 table^eou yri^ured horse radlsli • - 2, Bring 2 cups water to boiling in a small saucepan. Add (Yea, really hom em euk) Cut intu crosswise dices 14 in. thick. Put into raisins; bring to boiling. Remove from heat; drain. Put raisins \ i Wereeslarshire sauce a saucepan with lemon slices. Pour in enough Pew drops Tahasrn into a large bowl with the cherries (reserve 12 for topping), boiling water to cover slices. Cover; bring to citron, and lemon peel. Set aside. M ixed in Seconds...no bow l or pan to w ash! boiling. Cook 5 to 7 min., or untd just tender. Drain; cod dightly. ^ 3. Turn prune-apricot mixture into polander or sieve to drain. Reserve 1 cup liquid; if necessary, add water to make 1 cup 1. Mix togetbdr tborou|^y in a small bowl the, 2^ slices into sticks about % in; thfiSTand liquid; set aside to cool. Remove and discard prune pits. — Ikiaci(»ia:tertuw,y^’j^ ^ p o )>pw l PRES^VED ORANGES MAJESTIC catsup and remaining ingredients. OiilL 214 in. Idig. Put sticks into a shadow dish. - .4, Force prune-apricot mixture through a sieve or food mill or pan to wash! The reason? Then's a throunnuay Mixing Bag 2. To prepare cocktail, line 6 dtilled sherbet ' To PirepBre; 35 min- Add enough French dressing to coat evenly. ’'Tor puide; Stir in a mix^ture.of the sugar, cinnamon, nutineg, glasses with lettuce. Arrange about S dnimp "■”3^«icr,, (idMuA 'S'to 6 c i^ ) ■ Chill about 2 hrs., turning dbcaakNMlly. and allspice; stir uhta "sugar is diwoNed., Bloid in eddied: ^ and Baking Box of Aunt Jemima Coffee in each ^aas.and top With cocktail sauce. 6 sumB nisvcl oMupcs (114 Hw.), washed 3. Mcanvriiiie, blend remaining ingredients to­ fruit mixture, orange juice, and wine. Cover and set aside for . 6 servings . ^ 2 caps aupar' gether. Olid. about 114 hrs., stirring occasionally. 114 cups water Cake Eaey-Mixl Cinnamon topping, too. Adr serving, Chdi tborougiMy. Serve ^azed orange qiiarten as an accom^ 3. Bake at 400*F 30 to 40 min., mr until puffed paniment to meat This recipe may be prepared in' idvance and golden brown. Cut into squares and serve mixture over nuts. Chill until firm, 3 to 4 hrs. Unmold onto .. run qwtula around edge to loosen. InVert onto chilled terving plate. warm serving plate. Jnuf will keep in the refrigerator for w e ^ .'j.; immediatdy with roast beef. \ . .2 0 to 24 servings , 6 to 8 mvlngp^ About 12 servings ' 8 servings Siibiirhia TvJuy. Noventher 1959 - 13 12 ' Suburbia TodJ/^ifivOnber 1959 /

1 • n jiji \ RECORDS gM that flie house is haunted. Eventually dte is destroyed by the “gfiosts."' Terrpr and sus­ TM M um oim ot IN COHCnf-A four- pense. (^^dng, $3RS) njfvf rhytto group, smooth as silk. "Star sb o e deteaogeots Eyes," “These Foolish Things,” and “In A Sen­ Return of best sdieis in paperba^ timental Mood" are three of their beat. World Pacific has a winiwr heret . . ; ,NEW FORMULA ELECT^USOL* RESTORES h U S W ti OP DKBT-J.Edgar Hoover’s ex- BIAUTY a n d IHI BIAT-PeggyLee’s voice. pos6 of the workings of the Commuakt Party O e ^ Sheartag’s piano. Peggy rings u if she DIOTWASHBRS TO 10W» EFFICIENCY in America. (Pocket, 50f) hasn’t„ » u . a . care — ___ inthe tl world, and Sharing gives her a spontaneous beat, perfect lor her free EUmiiHtM FOOD PROTEIN FOAM tlMt RedooM t ' BY I0VB PO$SISSB>-lames Gould Coizens’ fet novd on tlw theme of love in many guises, style. (Capitol) ^ , ■ v / . ; DUnnMwr Actk» As Mad» Aa 9016... to Cu m S|Ml% S tradat Fllbv inoed by Crest. (75d) SWINd $ONO BOOK-Good music on a big NAUmUS fO NOKIH-An on-theapot ac­ scale is rare these days. This swing classic 'Here’s Eloi»e,back count of the daring navg men who crossed the covers tsventy-three years of Lea Brown a ^ top of the world, frw the Pacific to the Atlantic, his Band of Renown, from 1936 to 1959. (Choral) from her Moscow trip. in the atomic submarine Nautilus. Written by the NO ONI CABIS-Frank Sinatra still has it. skipper. Commander WBIiam R. Anderson, Singing “Stormy Weather," “HI Never Smile UR.N. (Signet 50f) Again,” “Ius( Pals.” Sinatra can take a bitter­ . IN i IMAdB IWAKBM-Dr. Bernard Dryer sweet song and wring yooir heart. (Capitol) has written an exotic adventure-romance of a IARNIY KISSa BUYS CARMIN-Bizet’s BOOKS successful plastic surgeon and a febuloue Alge­ opera U the perfect setting .for Kessel’s modern rian hefaess. From politics to plague, the scenes jazz group. Andre Previn, Shelly Manne and SCENT ABEiVALS from all ovcT the world in­ of violenoe and intrigne sweqi across three Buddy Collette supply part of Uie talent to R clude adventure, humor, biognphy, and contineqts. (Bantam, 50f) produce "Swingin’ the Toreador," "The Gypsy s fifTff ntf THI fITAN—Theodore Dreiser’s famous novel Hip," and “Carmen’s Cool." This is an in­ KNtBTS OP im MIOHT-A vivid penonal about Frank Coopervrood, the'hhan” who triguing variation. (Contemporary) adventure by lack Denton Scott fsmous hunter stopped at nothing until he made himself ruler OIANNI SCHICCHI-Puccini’s short comic and journalist The author and his wife were of Chicago in the ’90s. (Dell, 75f) opera of bucolic humor contains some of the guests of the Indian government for a big-game most delicious musical parody ever written. Dto hunt and he gives a thrilling account of the Gobbi and Victoria de los Angeles are the prin­ expedition, the dangerous game they hunted^ cipals on the new Capitol recording of this gm . and. the friends they found.among the Indian MOVIES SWAN lAKI-Ernest Ansermet and the Suisse villagen. (Rindiart $3.95) Romande Orchestra in Tchaikovsky’s master- ■Y lOCKINOCIIAn ACIOSS AMBHCA- piece, the most popular- ballet on the stage to­ Exuberaat rocking-chair views of America from CAKBR—Taken from Junes Lee’s off-BrouIr day. Completo recoiding by London. New York to Holiywood,.the Maine wopds to way play dealing with the hopes and frustra­ RAVn, D l 9AUA, WBBM-BfilUOZ-Dancea New Orleans-by an EngUdunan who’s never tions of an actor’s career. Anllmny Frandosa. by four well-known composers-“Bolero" and been here. Alex Atkinsoo’s sharp observations as the actor, is supported by Dean Martin as “Alborado del Gradoso" by Rkvel; “The Thrto.^ rv;'- -4 -and wry humor combine with Ronald Seaile’s a struggling opportunhy-seeking director and Corneied Hat" by de Falla; and “Invitatwcl To bizarre drawings for a nice frtesh view of our- Shirley MacLaine as a dipsopisniac wife. The Waltz" rendered by Berlioz from melodies \ , selyes. (FunlLA-WagnaUs, S3R5) - A SUMMR PUCt-Deals vritb a millionaire of Weber. (Columbia) __ OOISI m MOSCOW-Kay Thompson and who returns with his wife and daughter to an DVORAK 'CUO CONCIRTO-This rhap­ Hilary Kni;dit rqiort on the activities of our island olf the coast of Maine, where he once sodic work reste on a foundation of Czech tra­ No. 1 diplomat To Eloise, this has been the .worked gs a lifeguard. There he resumes an dition, coupled with the composer’s deliiJit m most important mission ot her life. She is just old love affair begun H.0 years before. The en­ America. Ludwig Hoelscher plays with genuine as imagfaiative and precoctoiis as ever, and curi­ suing scandal causes pinions for their respec­ understanding. (Telefunken) _ ous about everything. (Simon A Schuster. $3.75) tive children who manage to forget their disnuiy PRANCKi sy m ph o nic VARIATIONS 9pR ■?< ■ THI WAS lO V R —In this sensitive novel in a love affair of their own. Arthur Kennedy, nitiM O AND ORCHCSTRA-Pianist Robert Casa- ouM fm ii Dorothy McGuire and two young stars, Sandra jCANTT< abom a Flying Fortress on a dangerous dmus performs this unusual piece with the raissi(iMa,'Iohn Hersey rips d lf the mask of. out­ Dee and Trioy Donahue, heite the Cast Philadelphia Orchestra, showing a thorough ward confidence and reveals the fliers* unqwken THUD ggAN ON THi MOUNTAIN-A bril­ mastery of Franck’s complex score. On the re- fears. Between the linea-are deq> compassion liantly photographed Alpine adventure story vene ride is DTNDYi SYMPHONY ON A and understanding of weakness. Interesting and about the first ascent of the Citadel, with lamei 9RINCH MOUNTAIN AIR. (Columbia)------t aliMS l» wwe,.- .mmt. H* ipMi'Sngki .aifitol ' ' probing bo(A by a mature writer. (K m ^, $5.00) MacArthur as the $wiss boy who is inesistibly HAYDN: SYMPHONY 96 (MIRAOI) and TW n U $ tM BOOK OP HUMOKNIS PO m V drawn to the mountain on which his f a t^ per­ SYMPHONY 104 (lONDONJ-These woito are -A n anthology of well-known writers-Lewis ished. Strong support from Janet Munro and from the composer’s London period; hoMi are earroil, Ogden Nash, Ring Lardner, Peter De Michael Rennie. written in'D Major, and both are huilt on sim­ Vries, and'Edward Lear-to name a few. Clev­ JOURNIY TO THI e m m 0 9 THI lARTH ple melodious thentes that echo in your mem­ Foam C o n ^l M eans Spot-Free Glasses erly edited fey TVmiam Cole. Delectable illus­ —Takeh from Jules Verne’s novel about a group ory. Karl Munchinger conduett the Vienna but he gets the -fbexi! o P c h a m p io n s trations. (Sinum A Schuster, $6.50) of sdentistt apd their trip to the center of the Philharmonic Ordieatra. (London) HOWniSt MS UPl AND ¥fOKlO-Hete is a TCHAIKOVSKY: PIANO CONCBITO NO. 1 X Economic Laboratory^ leader in dishwasher detergent earth. Led by Tames Mason, the expedition faacihatiqg hiography of a ttntoring literary fig­ . lands on the sunken continent 'of Atluitis. -Felkja BlumenUl, Polish-born pianist, cele­ research, proved whait scLnttute long suspected; that food ure, who is regarded as the . Latiw an unexpected explo­ brated throuibMt Europe and South Anwrica, p r^ in s (egg yoOc, miik, gyease, gravy, meat, potatoes, re^esentatiye American sion shoiMs the hardy group uses this powerful work to prove herself one writer of his day. Accmding back to the ^furfriM. Pat of the grete artiste of our day. (Vox) etc.) create foam that slows down washing action almost to to author Van Wyck Brooks, Boone and A rl^ Ijahl sup­ HAl: HOLBROOK IN sero; that ordinary detergents can’t control foam; William Dean Howelb, as port Mason, and thdre is a a pote, novelist, critic, and MARK TWAIN TONIOHTI ' that spots, streaks and film result; that new formula Electrasol duck — re p ^ duck — th^ -A new oueman show. \l^y is Kerr-L-Biikit the daily diet at America’s top kemaels? \ ^ - editor, saw American Ihcra-.. often steals the show. eliminates foam, restorfs washing tore grow into - a national Fresh from his Broadway AN lY I POR AN lY I - success, Holbrook gives his 1 Why is it the c^disl food at rtore American Kennel Chib dog shows action to 100% efficiency. Result? expression. His career dec|^ French auroense drama about I t^ 'a O other dog foo^ oomUned? influenced oth<;r writers, character Interpretation of Spotless glassware, dishes, silver! two men, suapidous of one the Missiasippi humorist. from th e ISfiO'k .to the another, trudgfaig through leofiomyT Yes! Cup for cup kibble-sized Ken-l^Bisldt provides Get foanH»ntrol Electrasol, 1920’s. (Dutton, $5.75) - Cracker-barrel Americana more nutritkm thanmost other dry dog foods-so you car) feed the . Sahara Dmert in search at its funniest. (Columbia) most economical dishwashm TW HAiNinNO OP of a destination they never less because diis food doies more. detergent Enthusiastically HOUSB^Ptychological thrill­ reach. Ctot Jurgens gives ’ ^ 5 er by Shirley Jackson abouf ,G4w 4 m m T That's important too. 'Dog;s get more out of midorsed by dishwasher one o f the best performances' Ken-I,..BiskiL Rich in ineat protein. 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X T THEN THE FEAENDINai buflt, they h»d ' graphed here. The rooms, which are not r u n with the help of a once-a-week clean­ V V specuU aims: 1) to get a fed- large, do seem spacious because they all ing woman. Fabrics are rugged and wash­ '•-. a' , lag of apaciouenesa and fieedoin witb a open wide on verandas planted with pal­ able. Venezuelan glass tile that never needs |wi.fR PIttu* writ* minimum of aquan footage, 2) to make mettos and aralias and glossy ficus, with polishing is used for the kitchen floor. fo r o u r fr* * 1 9 5 9 ^die most of the oaka and pines aO(d the views of the lake beyond. In fgir weather,' Throughout the house, storage areas are Chriotmao catatog ... view of linger Lake on their acre-and*a- big doors slide back to let the breeze. off built in, as they are on shipboard, and PUasing, hospi^U, easy to run- the lake blow f rq ^ t h r o ^ ^ hmtte. big pifcces are d e s i^ ^ to come straight ‘‘siktaan pagaa haU lot, 3) to have a.house that would the owners say this hmue Jiyprk** wOlingly f tlwrc js jio p ro b l^ with imaainatlva' a gait and busy faitUly, Mr. and Mrs. this is a fine point^itim m from" of cleaning underneath, auggaationa, from a outside Miami FeniMlino, d a u |^ r Claire, who i^ a senior the glare of the tlorKia Mm.'^The outdoor _ “lt would be unusual,” says Mr. Fer­ 95m ata*ttoa at Coral 0,ables High Sdwd, and son effect is increased by the use ^ natural, endino, "for an architect not .to find some 91500 antiqu* brooch. ^proved itself in the first John, ag«l 10. untreated materials - natural reihvpod, things he would do differently. If he were ' Andrew Ferendino is an architect. While masonry blocks of Cluttaboochec ritwr- building, again.” ' Spacify Dapt. E. thriee months building his own house, he worked closely, bottom gravel, and large expanses of floor But, so' far, he would make only one from the beginning, with Frederic Stresau. paved with brick which continues onto the change-he would like to install more landscape architect, and Qeorge Schwartz, terraces and walks. ^ ^ sliding screens to open his house even Special;features make the house easy to NAME decorator. You see the results photo- wider to the four winds of heaven.

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Ideal for lute safety. At 35 miles per hour, you can N0tMwr4M*witm; 1 SiUBURBIA eoneentrated coyersg^f snbmban potes or vanilla MVwwvrwioo. («» ••■» roij gwnrwn, Santa and Reiodeer, Nativity acenet, caiol daoir It deposits a.”Magic Silicone Sp^” on both home, liffiee, den, turn on a dime qr liwke sweeping grauful sauce or wafers.. communities o ffm mAil-Grder advertisers an nn^owedented K- recreation room,' aSaSwaiwiaearSMw boys, snow tnenrailg^ a ^ exquisite intenor decoratiops, sid^ 'of the lens which protects m a 24 hour turm without overturning, while a guard rail _ „ ____ ^_ Fot_ vanilla uigar. peifiod and is guaranteed to last a year. Gold college dorm or a m n d the rider makes it impossible to slide *tere a bqan in your sugar jar for -several r * taoaard IrywoH Jehatae im pact on today’s most responsive m arket for quality prod­ embossed in a Florentine tooled design, the classroom. $3.95 oil.' 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OtotiWear emtocMaa/ Norfarms Your druggin hsnthem fas boms of 12 %rerc tested in a hooiitat clinic and and 24. Abo available in Canada. The librariea 1 lost myadf in stiB retained a Y et the book, Hke the dandelion,'the qiarrow , BOY OF TWELVE behind a laa^mower-can teacher is ae wise as a library, nor half so at­ feund to be more eA ^ ve than any­ . Give your kitchen a turn from Sir Lancelot intpi cowb&y. into quiet now gathered with ao unrcooweraUerpast and the rabbit, is hardy and adaptable, and 1 thing it had ever used. Norfiarms are like-new look with tractive. I gathered up myself while in company | . H g tmtammHm Mat moon-spacerA into flying-saucer jmiHigrnm, bro­ Shdves of hordes rose ftom floor to oefling. had a pleasant surprise the other day in flie fast-drying Krylon. with the Count of Monte Cristo, Pickwick, the dormitory at my old hoarding sciioqL'I was jm em ern^t Quick change for ken by intervals of plain root-b^w-drinking boy. They offered vast teadies of ooinfoctaUe «x- Venetian blinds, Virginian, and while tracing the route of ploratioo, fm m the Arctic to the Amazon, yet visiting an up-country boy and nodeed a row wicker furniture, I He knows a lot—where t)ie spring-announc­ Bunyan’s hero. What school board is rich evening sUppers^ ing peepers itafly live, ^ y AUas didn’t get only two minuiee boot die dinner table. Our of paperbadts. There were a score or more ehimgh to provide teachers of their humane besT sellen, a few Westerns and mytferies, but tired holding up the d0be, what Huck Finn dimate abetted the use of this cavern of de­ tfuum matrj caliber? One third of my reading was new light In the Sahara-like aununer, the library maoily tongthners-Dostoevsld, Faidkner, Stend­ 22 Oacocstor Colsra, Crystal CItar, VacaM Sprays thought about when M wain’t talking. He is knowledge, one third wondO*, and the remain­ was cool, and oar winters, compounded of hal, plays by Shaw, criticism by and j Onr. sdrry for C harlem a^ who couldn’t read. An­ der, the kindling of emulation in an air of- joy. Tatted by doelort ... ttfPPOtlTO«€S DRY IN MINUTESI slush and gales, marie the librt^ a warm, drilling. My surprise was doubled when 1 hy RfORFDA • • a other hour of sa^t and hell have' earned Both my grandmothers harf libraries and so A NOffWiCH I Zara. IS you Pglu'lT...KRTtON-IM ITI enough fqr that ^perback. Permanence in a bedrolling retreat People chose diiun for com­ learned that my host taas headed for M.I.T., and «: PMWUCT did most of the houses I was taken to on visits. fort rather than decor. Halted a room softly, read these books fo r pleasure. It was like fincKng paperback is p^dise regaii^ I loathed visite, those starched-up affairs. Older As I rememw it, my boyhood was pretty knew how to be riniet. an oasis complete with palms and the Pierian C O W n p C M C B H av^^ou tried people were not wholty tedious, one at a time, When we took rwr-civilizatirm away from the spring in the giCat American desert. When I well divided/between times, good or b a i and but together, smotheration threatened until 1 A BrandNhm eU a BRAND ' the ti^ le i^ which was perfect. I approved of humanists and the poets-and banried it over to commented on this exMbit c t common sense, this better W ay ventured to excuse,myself and And the library militarists and inventory we had to abandon the I was told that most of the boys in the donn NAMES mealtime and disapproved of bedtime. There -a n d Miss. m a k e r U reptiM aiban t o c l e a n was schooltime, an uneven adventure, my fa­ library in the home. Wars, cost too much to had similar coDectioiis. Twelve-year-ol(h of today cannot imagine dedicate a whole room to learning. The living Only a superficial civilization thinks it can ther’s coming-home-from-business time, and the the family atron;^iold, called home, of the I great stated times that cast their brightness be­ room was given tho privilege of dieridiing do without the rkhd-of fhe world’s thought DENTURES? 1890’s. The telephone’s impudence had not yet culture—and chose fashion instead. and experience,permanently availaUe. Pictures fore—tjhe Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Christ­ interrupted whatever one was ^enjoying, nor mas. Best of all was tte liberation from city Then attics succumbed to costs. We had whisked bdore the eye are not enough. A had car life {Mattered hom e' life to the winds. more wars, more .inventirMis, larger debts, and masterpiece of fiedon, history, biography, drama, school into country summer iind wonderful Movie, radio, televisionr^airplan^ and other weeks by the sea. less time. It took time to and bookcases - poetry, must be held in the hand, pOndered, re­ extensions pf our reconstructed Babel were jnot dwinrflerl to shelves and didves were sacrificed read. Only by loye, which refuses to beAintried, Father Imd a storytelling aunt watered my even mentioned in madhouses. The.Pentrifugal tiieiii sprouting imagination, but it was through Books to interior derararion. After ail, a table could do we get; o u tsit ourselves and discover vi^at of today’s living had not begun to tear bold the magazinm and rlki, until television our fellow beings have made of the mystenea.^ that I installed myself in life. Henty and Hans families apart. The home brood^ over us with If- w l.' Christian Andersenjand Cooper and, above all, supersdied everything, including reverie and of daily living. ito great warmhearted kitchen, and tlie Ubituy In dm laltyrinth of thts last hundred'yeare, the . Dicgens were my private tutors. No sctuxd- ~silenoe. was dependable Uiere to iMurish every dream. world has taken the wrong turning time and agidn, until now die consequences are night­ IstiBl OMAWtlM BY JOHN NUSMNCBaABTH mare plain. Yet guides have been jjdentiful. New There are the wiser boys and giris, with the paperbacks of greatness in their rooms, who may lead us out of the labyrinth yet T h ^ may I Dr. WE S T S % not be (^tent with our comfprtaUe, sterile, iNSTA-CLEAN* bookless habitats and may build their own ^ sanctuaries^ with librariea for the books cher­ DENTURE CIlEANSER ished ss they grew. It m i^t even be tbey'wboae • Rmtoovas aticfcy 61ns, ta ita r- exam ^" could induce us to keep at hand the fonning subatanco and odor- great, the wise, the humorous, the hdpfiil braadiiig baictaria h s/o arto 5 mhtutm l w riters i t o dieer' and diveit and point the way. Some ondaprivileged savant has said • A lii|iiid — not a powdar — 5 ^ diaaolaaa issataatljrl the tw paradise if ahvays the paradise we have • Laasraa taftaatdsw "bsaath of .lost. And Edens never are r^ained. But the m int” Month’a mipply, 69c sdll possible paradise is the environment of at drugomiatteta. ^ timeless moments when, busy in congenial- tflC IM L O m ill OM S Trial- aicti^ we are lifted into our true being. This BiMPaeksOr^WaaesInata-Claan 1 know, for I was once a root-beer'Kirmking Dwatasa Q aanaar phas eolarful boy behind a lawn mower, who knew the svay piastle Dntiwa Bath. hfaU ISc Vs>> to W^GO Products Co., Dept. S4A, there and have never forgotten it TON.WaefcarDr,.CIiieig(o6.IIl^ | •SMTsoiMatoaassatrtiaa^fM^'ea | ■nwnissmiiiiiS - 22 Suburbia Today, November 1959 Suburbia Tttday, November 1959 23 i f - 4.' Tt hitratf«M yM to THE K A VlCTW N M U W ALNM CUII lAXAllON . 4f. J

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