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VOL. LXXXI, NO. 31 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1961 ).(01aaellled Advertteing on Pago IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Senator Says Beflin State News Thai Bids Roundup War Danger Eased U.S. Aid 9-L 2 State Youths But Not Eliminated Killed in Crash Viet Nam Washington, Nov. 6 (/P)— Berlin, Nov. 6 Weettto common agreement with West Jefferson Valley, N. Y., Nov. 6 (A*)— Two youths from Thailand Ambassador Visutr Berlin police succeasfal- Germany, Britain and France, Arthayukti said today the sit­ About Nuclear Tests there must be full consultation with Milford, Conn., were fatally ly defended workmen ripping other NATO nations. injured when their car went uation in Communist-troubled down 300 yards of wire fence '7*- P-; Humphrey eipphasized that what­ out of control and hit a utility Southeast Asia "couldn’t be in a tear gas battle today with ever strategy the West adopts for worse’’ and that he was “ wor­ i its negotiations with, Khrushchev pole yesterday. ' border guards of Oimmundst over Berlin must be completely ac­ Another is in critical condition ried” about the findings of May Erase East Germany. ceptable to the new government at Peekskill Hospital, and a fourth Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor there. About 150 tear gas gre> of West German Chucellor Kon­ suffered minor injuries. After a 40-minute call on dep­ nades were thrown, but no­ rad Adenauer. James Sopero, 19, died shortly uty under Secretary of State U. He said this aeceptsuice should Split Over body was reported hurt. The after he was taken to the hospital. Alexis Johnson, the nial diplomat be made clear both publicly and Paul Bruce, also 19, died later in told newsmen he had not discussed West Berliners succeeded in privately in advance. He said he the day. He was a student at any of Taylor’s recommendations removing most of the fence, told Adenauer that the West Ger­ Southern Connecticut State Uni­ to President Kennedy. Taylor, the which was about a yard inside man government has a special versity. president’s special military ad'vis- U.S. Plans In critical condition is Gregory the French sector of West responsibility in Berlin and that er, has Just completed a first hand a tacit agreement would not be- Freitas, also 19, a student at New sm-vey of the area. United Nation.s, N. Y., Nov. Berlin. Haven College and the driver of enough. Asked if he thought sending of 6 (/P)— The main U.N. ^ i t i - "If things go wrong," the Sena­ the car. American troops to South Viet i-i Washington, Nov, 6 (/P)— tor said, "we don’t want people to Richard Lomberg, also a student Nam would improve the outlook, cal committee today approved Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- at Southern Connecticut, received the ambassador said: U.S.-British r^olution call­ (Contbined On Page Seven) minor injuries. "Personally. • I Would receive ing for immediate resumption 6 Mlnn., said today he believes The youths were returning from very favorable any action by the the possibility of war over a dance in Carmel, N. Y. ” of East-West negotiations on •1 —___ U.S. government to show its de­ Berlin has been reduced, but termination to help Southeast treaty to ban nuclear bomb not eliminated. Ship Explodes 227 to 223 Asia in this troubled situation.” testing. But the Senator, Just back from Hartford, Nov. 6 {A>)—The State Arthayukti said all Thais are The vote in the 103-nation a European tour, said It Is Impera­ Motor Vehicle department’s daily worried about the deterioration in committee was 66-11 with 17 tive that free-world Allies find a Off Tunisia; 61 record of automobile fatalities as Laos and South Viet Nam and in unified policy for negotiation with abstaining. The ^ v ie t bloc, of last midnight and the totals on the, lack of progress at the 14- Mongolia and Cuba cast the the Soviets and that West Germany the same date last year: nation conference on Laos now step up Its own defense efforts. Of 68 Missing under way in Geneva, / negative votes. Asked at a news conference 1960 1961 KUled ...... 227 223 But the proposed talks ap­ whether hls visit to West Berlin By JOHN ORlFiriN convinced him the danger of war Tunis, Nov. 6 (JFl—The 7,129-ton peared doomed in advance. Scottish tanker Clan Keith explod­ Saigon, South Viet Nam, Nov. Soviet Delegate Semyon K. over that city has diminished, Body Found 6 — South Viet Nam’s pro- Humphrey replied: ed and sank ip heavy seas last Tsarapkin said: night off the North Tunisian coast, Canton, Nov. 6 (/P>—The body of western government is slowly loa- "I believe that since the adjourn­ a 47-year-old research engineer ing its war against Communist “ There will never be such ment of the 22nd Communist party and 61 of her 68 European officers and Pakistan crewmen were re­ was found near his motorcycle yes­ rebels. The next few weeks may negotiations.” Cpngress, - in which Premier terday in heavy brush near the in­ Khrushchev established hls leader­ ported missing. V decide whether this trend speeds Seven survvlors were ipcked up, tersection of Route 79 and Case Rd. up or reverses. Newport, R. I., Nov. 6 (>!») ship role, the possibilities of war Police said Samuel J. Loring ap­ over Berlin have been reduced. I including the ship's captain, said Even if U.S. troops are not sent, parently failed to make a curve in there are expected to be large —Prime Minister Nehru of don't think they have been elim­ a radio message from the scene. India flew here today to open inated.” The ship owngrs said one of the the road on hls cycle and skidded new outlays of American aid, into the brush. He was reported A great danger, he said repeated­ rescued crewmen, a Pakistani, died Which has already totaled more a series of talks with Presi­ later. missing by his wife Saturday than 82 binion. dent Kennedy on world pro^ ly, is the lack of common-front co­ night. Loring was a senior eng^ineer operation among the Western Al- The seven were picked up by the Officials here don’t always lems and on the divergent for the Hamilton Standard Division want to be quoted on such dark lles British freighter Durham Trader. As President Kennedy stands by. Prime Minister Nehru of India receives a bouquet of flowers at views ()f the United States "We must have a common pur­ Three or four other ships were of United Aircraft Corp. in Wind­ views, but that is the general pic­ sor Locks. Quonset Point Naval Air Force Station today on his arrival for talks ■with the President at Ne'wport, pose, a common policy, and speak searching the area. ture. R.I. Flowers were presented by students from India dressed In native saris. (AP Photofax.) and India toward nuclear test­ with one voice,” Humphrey de­ Radio messages Intercepted In There are three major forces ing. clared. Extended Forecant involved: The guerrilla enemy di­ Nehru landed at Quonset Point The Senator said that, in addition (Oontinaed on Pago Throe) •Windsor Locks, Nov. 6 (Ah—The rected and reinforced from Com­ Naval Air Station at 11:46 a.m. U.S. Weather Bureau extended munist North Viet Nam, the Unit­ 20 Hold Peace after a flight from New York on a Connecticut forecast: ed States, and the 7-year-old gov­ presidential plane. Temperatures Tuesday through ernment of .President Ngo Dlnh Russia Warns West President Kennedy was on hand ► 2 Brothers Asphyxiated Saturday will average two to five Diem. Vigil as Nehru to greet him. along with John degrees above normal. The normal The Communists, called the Viet Kenneth Galbraith, U.S. ambas­ high and low temperatures for Cong, Have stepped up the war to sador to India. Nehru and Pres­ Hartford are 54 and 34, for Bridge­ a dangerous degree in recent Sees Kennedy Tests May Contitfi^e ident Kennedy shook hands warm­ Bridgeport Girl, 6, port 55 and .38, and for New Haven weeks. ly as the Indian leader came down, 56 and*^ 87, Not quite sot, warm With local recruiting and mass Newimrt, RJ., Nov. 6 (4>)—Seven­ the ramp, froni the .plane. Tuesday through Thursday, mpd infiltration over the Jungle border teen women and three men, mem­ London, Nov. « UP) — Britain ^said. "To the underground tests T h ere w as-a short ceremonial on Friday, And seasonably cbbl on from neighboring Laos, the Viet greeting, a Marine guard stood at bers of the New England Commit­ denied today the Soviet Union of nuclear weapons which are al­ Saturday. had any moral Justtfloatton to ready being staged in the United attention and a Na'vy band played. Fighting for Life Preclpitabion may total 0:1 to 0.4 (Continued On Page Seven) tee for Non-Violent Action, stood resume testlhg o f nuclear Weap­ 'States, nuclear tests In the atmos­ .‘‘Hill to the Chief’ and the nation­ Inches, falling mainly as rain wr outside Hammeiemith Farm this ons. phere are to be added . . ; as al anthemr of the two countries. showers about Friday. morning with a message for Presi­ A foreign Office spokesman re­ soon as the U.S. government ■Within a few minutes,. Nehru dent Kennedy and Prime Minister regards this as necessary , . . Bridgeport, Nov. 6 — A 6-«> front porch. In the meantime, minded newsmen the Soviet Nehru. government broke a moratorium "In the case of continuation of (Continued bn Page Seven) - Trooper Near Death British Check year-old girl was fighting for her somebody called police for aid. _ nuclear tests by the United States life today in Bridgeport Hospital. New London, Nov. 6 (Jf)—A Conducting a "silent vigil for oh testing that was observed by Later, an ambulance doctor peace”, the group professed its of America and lt» Allies, all the Her tiwo brothers were dead, vic­ state trooper, who suffered a the Russians, BritlMi and Ameri­ credited police, who had applied Queen’s Safety demonstration was "in a spirit of cans for almost three years. more in the case of resumption of tims of a sphyxiation. artificial respiration, with having heart attack "while thwarting an American nuclear tests to the at­ She is Tracy Whldbee. The two attempted leap from the Gold picketing or o f personal censure.” The spokesman was conunent- kept the girl alive, The demonstrators stood, about Ing on a statement saying the mosphere, tile other side ' will boys were' Kevin, 7, and Thomas, The physician, Jose Kleer, said Star Memorial Bridge, remains in watch these military preparations, Bulletins critical conditim in Lawrsfice and For Accra Visit six feet apart along Harrison Ave., Russians 'were normallj- Justi­ *• he was not certain if the boys silently facing. Hammersmith fied In setting off as many ex­ primarily the steps in Improving Culled from AP Wireff All three were found in their were alive when placed In the Memorial Hospital today. nuclear weapons, because it can. V Farm. plosions as the United States, east side apartment by their moth­ ambulance, but added that both A hospital spokesman said Accra, Ghana, Nov. 6 UP)— A not permit the occurrence of such er,. Baibara, 27, who, police said. Trooper rkUmer Jacques, 37, of Mrs. Marjorie Swann of Nor­ Britain and France put together. youngsters were dSad on arriving British cabinet minister arrived in wich, Ck>nn., acting as spokesman Is unwed. She had stepped out at the hospital. the Groton Barracks was "Barely (Continued On Page Seven) , MAO URGES REDS UNUB of her home with her brother yesr, holding his own.” Accra today to determine if bomb­ for the group, said its purpose was Mascow, Nov. 6 (;P) — The Rus­ . ’Tokyo, Tuesday, Nov. 7 (*>— terday afternoon and returned five Police Capt. PbHlp Clark said Jacques stopped Oliver J. HlU, planting opponents of President to Inidte President Kennedy’s and sians have Issued a veiled warn­ CopMMinlst China sailed on Pre- hours later to learn the tragic the hot water burner "had been 24, of 807 Main St., New London, Kwame Nkrumah threaten the Prime Minister Nehru’s attention ing that further nuclear testing by piier Khruahclisv today to news. running for hours” and was not from Jumping off the bridge Satur­ safety of Queen Elizabeth IT, due to a letter, which read: (he United States and its Allies . atrengthen the unity of the The girl’s.condition was describ­ shut off until Clarence arrived day. His mother had cUled the Thursday for an officdal visit to "We appeal to you to commit may compel the Soviet Union to Fallout Cloud Cominunlat oaoip, Includliig Al­ ed as "poor" at the hospital. home. State Police and told them her son this West African member of the yourselves totally to a search (or prolong its program of tests, still bania, which luia .been made a A spokesman for the Bridge­ was planning to Jump. Commonwealth. ' truly creative ways of dealing with numerically behind the West. target by the Soviet leader for Police Capt. Philip Clark' said the world crisis which bring us all Nearing Russia that the three children had been port Gas Company- said last night Charged with breach of the Duncan Sandys, the Common­ The U.S. Atomic Energf^ Com-, clinging to Stalinism. The ap-' that the water heater was "unfit" so close to extermination. Only if mi.ssion said the Soviet Union had left to play in the back room of peace and resisting arrest. Hill wealth relations secretary, hur­ we can all break through our cus­ peal ‘ was made by , Mao T s^ ' their first floor, 6-room flat when for use. was committed to Norwich hos­ riedly flew from London fdf a talk •set off 5.5 announced tests prior to Washington, Nov. 6 UP) — The timg and other Chinese leaders tomary ways of thinking, acting the present series, in which' there fallout cloud created by Russia’s -their mother and her brother. "A serviceman* inspected the pital for a 30-day observation pe­ with Nkrumah about the security and reacting can we find genuine in a cable sent Jointly to Khros- Clarence, left the house at 3:30 heater had Ugged it on O ct 5, riod. outlook. have been 31, making a total of 50-megaton superbomb blast of chev and in a speecdi at a maM long-range solutions to human lest Monday rolled across the p.m. 1961," Indicating it was unsafe for Sandys’ mission is to determine problems.'” 86. The U.S. total, including four rally In Peiping honoring too in' the current underground series, North Atlantic and over Scandina­ Medical Examiner Harold Doh­ use until properly adjusted,” said Guard Unit Moving whether the Queen and her hus­ The statement said, "Remember 44th anniversary of Russia’s erty and Bridgeport Gas Company Edward Mulligan, the representa­ band, Prince Philip, can safel.v is 157. Britain has fired 22 and via today, the U.S. Weather Bureau revolution. The contents wero Orange, Nov. 6 (.P) —; Connecti­ Ghandi and all that he did and reported. authorities said the i^ ftm en t w ;s tive of the gM company. undertake their scheduled 11-day won through the use of non-vio­ France 4. broadcast by the New Cfdna cut’s recently activated Air Na­ President Kennedy’s announce­ The bureau estimated • that Jet furnished with a "very old-type He added that the water heater tional Guard Unit began moving visit in view of the bombings lence and the power of love.” News Agency, nnonltored here side-arm water heater.” "did not have a flue, and was nev­ Saturday, which damaged Nkru- ment last Thursday that ■ the windstreams six miles above the early today. Dr. Doherty said "We are In­ United States is getttng--ready for Earth would whip toe nuclear de­ er properly adjusted for gas use.” (Continued Oh Page Seven) mah’s statue in front of parlia­ vestigating to determine if the ment and a freedom arch in Black possible resumptiofi, of atmospher­ bris back over Russia later in the INGA GETS TWO EYES death was caused by the gas or Star Square. ic tests was the target of a state­ day and thus virtually complete a New Orleans, Nov. 6 (A’) — 1; e - from the lack of oxygen In the The government ' announced ment Issued yesterday by the offi­ circling of the globe. Tropical storm Inga developed room. ‘A Bit SensationaV Nkrumah will make a trial run to­ News Tidbits cial news ngency Tass. On the basis of studies of winds two eyes, but remained about Clarence told police, they said, morrow on the route the Queen will from the AP Wires "The statement by the United at the altitudes of highest velocity stationary today in the western that , falling to see the children take, an obvious effort to assure States President does not meet T-around 30,000 feet—the bureau Gulf of Mexico, ISO miles east * when his sister and he returned Britain she will be safe. Reliable halfway the desires of those who prepared a fallout map showing the southeast of Tampico. In a 10 about 8:30 p.m. He ran into the sources said the royal -tour Will go are sincerely pressing for an end a.m. (CSX) adriSory the Weath­ back room where he found the Crime Syndicate -Probe ahead unless an attempt is made Robert Briscoe, Lord ^ ayor of to the nuclear arms race,” . Tass (Continued On Page Seven) er Bureau placed the disturb-, two boys on the bed ihotionless on Nkz-umah’s life or there is any Dublin arrives in New (York for ance near li(tltude 21.5 and and the girl pn the floor. other serious disturbance. five-week visit to promote Irish In­ longUtude 95.7 and ^ d cold air He said he picked up the chil­ There is a growing prees cam­ dustries and tourism . . . Jomo and strong pressure' rises pushed dren and carried them onto the To Open in Las Vegas paign in Britain for the .'visit to Kenyatta arrives in cold, misty the storm southward during the be called off, but Sandys refused London waving an elaborate fiy Zorin Plans UN Talks lilght. to reply when askied directly whisk and tells reporters that Ken­ I ^ Vegas, Nev., Nov. 6 UP) --fth a n 60 of them—"keep track of whether the Queen still intends to ya, country he hopes to 'lead, has TROOPS BRACE FOR STRIKE Liberal Democrat U.S. Justice Department, has pick­ national underworld figures that go through with it. been ready fOr independence for Buenos. Aires, Argentina, Nov. ed Las Vegas as the launching site come to Las Vegas.” "My colleagues ■ and I in the" long time, London reports . u . On Congo War Threat $ UP) — More than 20,000 troops Claims Ike Helped for a new drive against national “ If meetings, of any signlfi- British government thought it a About 40. Algerian rpbels escape and police began patrolling this crime syndicates. cMce (involving crime leaders) good thing if I had a final talk from Mauzac Prlimn (Damp in South ggMpifaU today in the face of • The chairman of the State Gam­ Central Prance "and police and — ~ —■ % Him Win in Texas occurred in Nevada, we’d likely with President Nkrumah before United Nations, N.Y., Nov. 6,(P)^ed for U'N- measures to p^vent ^ -d a y general strike called for ing Control Board, Ed Olsen of know about them.” gendarmes begin long widespread the Queen’s visit,” Sandys told —Soviet Deputy Foreign iMinlster civil war, by force if necessary. mklBlght by the powerful Oea- Reno, immediately promised to Olsen said investigations of ap­ newsmen at the airport. search, reports from Perigueux, tral Ijibor Federation. Troops San Antonio, Tex., Nov. 6 UPt— support the drive. , But he said Valerian A. Zorin plann^ more .The U.N. force seized strong- plicants for gambling licenses He said Nkrumah welcomed the France, indicate. ■ - points in Katanga Sept. 13 in an took up positions at such strate- • Henry B. Gonzalez, a Liberal Dem­ the Washington announcement of ‘have been as complete.and thor­ talks -with other U.N. delegates to­ 'g ic points sK telephone ex­ ocrat* and Texas’ newest^ congress­ idea of his coming. Austrian authorities discount re­ day before calling p. Security Coun­ attempt to oust the mercenaries, the investigation sounded "Just a ough as investigations for secur­ port from Moscow that former changes, radio stations, power man, szys he owes his election in little bit sensational.” ity clearance on the national lev­ Sandys,was met by Foreign cil meeting to discuss the threat but Katangan troops fought it to a Minister Ako Adjel and British Foreign Minister 'V.' M. Molotov stalemate. Last week toe Central plants and govemmMit nolld- part to ex-Presldent Du’fght D. “Just a Mg headline story,"'said el.” on civil war in The Congo. ings. Helicopters hoveried low Eisenhower. paid secret visit to Soviet capital Zorin is president of the coun­ Government announced its troops 01. - casino operator when he heard "We try to keep out people who last week and returned to Vienna , over the cits’. the news. have, had connections with syndi­ (Continued on Fai Page Four) cil this month. One source said the had penetrated 35 miles into Ka­ Eisenhower stumped San An­ unnoticed, government officials In tanga in a police action to end the tonio last week for Gonzalez’ prin­ Justice Department officials in cated crime,” Olsen said. ‘;We try 11-naUoh group might meet tomor­ CENSORSHIP LAW BACKED Vienna say . i , Anti-Castro In­ row or Wednesday, but another secession. But on Saturday it ad­ cipal opponent in Saturday’s spe­ Washington announced yeaterdaY to keep out' confidence men and surgents fall in attempts Sunday to Washington, Nov. g (/P) — The other people whose backgrounds delegate dealing wiffli The Congo mitted toe Katangahs had, driven cial election, Consepratiye Repub­ that Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ Storm Rips Athens; set fito to two department stores its soldiers back. ^prem e Court refused today to lican John Goode Jr; nedy .has ordered a systematic indicate they are dishonest charac­ case said he favored delaying it review a lower court .Aeclsloa ters. The state is becoming more in. Ssmta Clara, Las Villas Prov­ until next week to enable the U.N. Kata,nga’s makeshift airforce pf ri?’? Gonzalez defeated Goode 52,855 invesUgatloh to determine three Death Count at 34 ince, the government in Havana that a movie censorship law in things: , and more successful in doing Uiese secretariat to gather more infor­ less toan 2*1 planes, manned by Pennsylvania is unconstitution­ to 42,653 with three other Dem­ things.” says . . . Pope John XXIII Inaugitr^ mation. \ about. 20 hired foreign fliers, was a ocrats polling a total of.'about ’ 1. .The extent to which syndi­ al. The refusal means that th» Manager Benny Goffstein of the Athene, Nov. 6 UP)—Torrential ates dally Vatican radio brdhd- Ethiopia, Nigeria and Sudan sent major factor. - ' 1,500 votes. He will succeed Rap. cated .crime leaders are using Las casts to people of Africa. (lecisiun, made by the Peniuyl- Vegas as a meeting place. Riviera Hotel, which operates a: rains, hail ■. and hurricane-force Zorin a letter Friday night asking Dtopite the council’s instruc­ vania Supreme Court, is iier- I^ul Kilday, Democrat, who re­ large casino, said he wouldn’t Winds lashed the Athens area for Season’s eighth tropica) storm, that he convene the council to con­ tions to prevent civil war,- Oie signed to. become a federal Judge. 2. Whether a race track wife mitted to stand.. The censorship K' ••'■ service is being run here for want to speak against the attor­ four hours early today, leaving be­ Inga, plows slowly through Gulf sider the' situatioh "caused ,b.v toe U.N» office in the Congolese capi­ law called for approval of flbm Gonzalez left last night for New ney generajl but added: "I’ve al­ hind 34 dead, at least 50 missing, of Mexico With little Indication she lawless acts of mercenaries” in tal of Leopoldville last July made Tprk where he'll Join the cam­ bookmakers throughout the coun­ by a S-member board appototed try. " ways felt, .1.the state has done a 300 injureil and 3,000 homeless. would become hurricane, New Or­ The Congo’s secessionist Katanga known that toe U.N. force would paign of Mayor Robert F. Wag­ by the governor. Anyone show­ 3. The backgrounds of some pretty good Job of handling its The storm, ihe worst in memory, leans weather advisory s a y s ...., provihce. not act to stop toe new coalition ner for-re-electiop. In Dallas, he ing a dlsitoproyed’ film could bo gambling casino operators. oAm affairs.. .I’ve been here I5 crumbled houses and turned streets President Kennedy will hold news The three African nations did Central Government froni winning fined and Jailed. told newsmen: (Msen said the attorney general years. Maybe I’m naive, but I into rivers more than 8 feet deep. conference In Washington Wednes­ not say what action they wanted back Katanga. "Up to that time,(Elisenhower's has been interested in Nevada for don’t ■ know of any such things Hall stones as b ig 'a golf balls day, White House Secretary Pierre the council to take. One. diplomat Last Thursday it went even far­ BIOT IN GUAYAQUIL itopaaraAce) the National Dem­ some time “and we’ve been work­ happening here. added to the havoc.. Salinger says.. .Many residents of familiar with - their thinking siild ther, In a report to UJ^I. headquar­ Guayaquil, Ecuador, Nov, • 0) ocratic heitoquarterB hadn’t real­ ing In close cooperation with Mr. "Of course. *We get all Kinds of The storm broke about 3 a.m. L4ma, Peru, and nearby cities, flee they want it to give cledr Instruc­ ters, officer-in-charge Sture Lln- SoUtors, tonka and nrmonid ears ized... the Republicans were try­ Kennedy.”' people. We play to 10 million a and subsided aboto 7. But the floods into streets in nightolothap as tions to the U.N. force in The nec said he had warned the Ka- Bwept into, the Mrnott of OmyRr ing to make this election a nation­ “The state is Just as interested year. And some of them may be left- by the st’S r m ..s tr :a n d e d strong earth shock 14 felt in that Congo on (1) the ouster of foreign tangans the U.N. force would qnli today to combat aaRgovora* al issue. ___ in uprooting racketeers — if any off color.” thousands of persons in cars and country, but nd injuries or damage mercenaries.from Katanga.and (2) shoot "down their military planes inent riotoni. Xltoro wero nvo ia> / ‘After the Republicans brought are.Jiere -^as he is,” Olsen said, ■iVflbur Clark of th-e D e se -T t on- commuter trains as they tried are reported, JJma radio reports. the role of central government if they kept o n . bombing Central ported dead tor opHy altetaooa, in' their -SO-megi^n bomb, people ‘ilnfonhation obtained by a n y Inn-said he hadn’t studied.- news to go to work. 1 John D. Rockefeller II tells' rep­ forces in that province. '. , Government troops in Kasai Prov­ and sporadle furtog mOI e o q | i b a . Started getting agitated." , . agents he .may have working, on reports of the' Investigation but "A Biblical deluge,” , said • one resentatives of 104 countries at At Its last Congo meeting; Feb. ince, staging area for toe Katanga •beards At least ttinb of the five . GoinsaTez, a strong supporter Of the matter'has and will come prl-. •was told by people who had that senior police officer directing fes­ Rome the unoheoked growth of 21, the. council (1) urged that invasion. vttlatoobfHdeadMtlM''^— Presldont Kennedy In 1060, saiil marily from agents of the state It didn’t amount to much. cue operations. ' .world population ‘Hs second only to measures be- taken for the lifimeT In the Beptanibei flgliting, a Kn- bytdIeeM gaming control hoard.” cqntrol of atomto weapons as para- dlato withdrawal of all mercenar- SB Faga nuea); Olsen said )ila..ag«l)tg mere .(Osattnag aii Faga Fire) - .(Oeattaoedi aa F v « Fhre) moimt problem t t our day.” . iM frec|'ni* Congo ond (2). eall-1 (C 'n \

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ThmnM O’Brien of Fine St, SOMETIMBS OCE88 Of ^ M M M 7 7 will hold a book fair in the cafe­ 7'-'; V • ^ J M . ‘t Set^This Month I HEARD rr* really the hunting horn in Mosart'a will head tha New March of Dlmae By Alfred Shelnwold , ‘-J ._____ s -A ' day, a much aimpler instrument teria today thru Thursday. ThS (C trap Pngn One) SPECIAL Campaign for 1962, in Oolumhia No matter how'scientifically yeu First Selectman T. C. Wright c . that didn’t even, have halves. fair will be aponsored by the 9 K I 6 4 : by John Gruber teachers of Grades 1 and 2, for i t waa announced yeaterday by play, there’s still some guesswork, has announced a town meeting will Barry playa horn in the Hart­ tb r example, there’s the problem 6 a s ^ \ Tunis laid tha Oan Keith exploded ford Symphony, and used to be the purpose of permitting parents Mrs. Xlfrad Soracchi, chairman of. _____ « A X l 0 7 ; arouniV Mkhtight and aenk in aev- be held during tfie last week of to see the books used a t these Tolland Oounty Chapter of tha Na­ of whether to play the king or the this month to act oh whether or TUESDAY with the Coast Ouard Band at New jack to set up one trick. enUminutM. A atorm had battered not to enter Into an agreement London. He was with that organ­ grade levels, and ths recommend­ tional Foundation. the North African coast during the ed literature appropriate for the Here we have the tj^ e a l case. ■with the town of Hebron for u4e isation when it played here last Mrs. Soracchi haa held thia poet You. need, one heart trick to make night; ; W«*T* anaounced a .public con-^flnt aad lu t of which are dances. season under American Legion age group. s i r * ? ?A'?«9w» The Ifityeer-old P ip had been of- the Andover disposal area at It will aleo be poarible for the for more than 20 yeara. In making the game In notrump. Should you an 'qnnual fee of 11,600. eeit for Nov. 29. and I hope you'U while a contrasting slow lyric auspices. He ia a very fine horn tha appointment aha said VI feel play the king or ths jack of hearts 41 >3 ^ eherterad to the Britiah IndU Co. WEDNESDAY movement ia in the middle. The player, and I’m aure you’ll enjoy parents to obtain Munea of pub­ ^ h a d screw of 2l Europeans and The announcement waa made in ail be there, liy “w e"-I m ean lishing companies where they may that it makes for a better organi­ from dummy? answer to a petition by to'wns- slow movement. Incidentally, is his performance. Incidentally, his sation to have more people on the You, esnnot see whether West r n . 47 PaMaUnla, her oentere, the Clan the Manchester Civic Orchestra, written, only for the little orches­ wife is our new concertmistress, write for information ai»out Uie . Line Steajfien of Glasgow, an­ people that the meeting be called job, and the chalmanship of the has uie aoe or the queen. If he < bX»7S for this purpose. which 1 have 'the good fortune to tra, or concertino, and even one of and ahe’i very good, loo. books. county chapter la more than haa ths ace, you must play the nounced. A apohPtnan said p c conduct, and which ia becoming a them doesn’t play during, this The program on the 29lh »ill . There will be displays of books ialled from Southampton Oct SB Hebron,has not officially asked enough to keep me buay. I king from dummy; but If Weet Ceylon -ulth a cargo of cluaii- for use of the disposal' area but ■urprislngly good organisation. movement. include three numbers for large every aftemopn after school dur­ know that Mra. G’Brian, who has the queen, you must play dum­ The whole thing a-as originally orchestra. The first of these is ing the week, and every evening ' Mle, steel fUinge and cast Iron pipe. has appointed a committee to 1 think you’ll enjoy the pro­ haa been interdsted in the work my’s jack. 1 $ S m SS!s ■ Konnallyi the ship hauled y ^ - study Its disposal problem and gram; a t least I'va tried to choose conceived for only 18-14 players in Schubert’s “Unflniriied” Sym­ except Friday, 'for some yeara, and who has been How do you guess the right card all, and was played in a small hall phony, which the Germans csll Wapping Ohuroh Netea i . ' make recommendations. one for your enjoyment. It will Wednesday at 7 p.m. tha Junior acting as my assistant In the coun­ to play at the bridge table, when ■.Pan^authoritlea-said the daq Andover ia currently allowing start with Bach's "Brandenburg for private entertainment. Since the "Incomplete" Sym|rtiony, a ty, will do an excellent job, and you cannot see all of the cards? Keith Bank- ll miles north of the ■ Concerto No. 2." 1 know many of a-e shall play It in a large hall, we more justifiable title. Certainly Choir of Wapping Community will have* the complete eupport of Postpone CkieCc uiff*of the dump to the town of shall use more instruments, than the work has a tremendous de­ Church will rehearse; Senior I one heart. You hcBd: Spades—9 Mend of Gelite, w h ip ia noitbeaet Bolton at a.fee of 82.500 a year. y m will shudder at the name of Choir, St 8 pjn. ' the community.” . Postpone the guess as long as ef.the Tunieiah Mcdlterraaeaii port The agreement with Bolton, re­ Eu^, but actually this is a very Bach indicated, but still a small gree of "flniah" and in many re- Mra. Soracchi ' also announced you can. In thia case, win the 4 HeartA—K J 6 4; Diamonds—A of Tabarica,. ' -Xj., enjoyable work. group: so don't think you have been epects ia the finest from Schu­ Ths church school teachers will that Mra. William Murphy will flrat spade and run the four clubs, 5 2; cairtie—A K.IO 7. What do newed annually, dates back to the In Baeba time a concerto was a g.vpi^ when you see only a few bert's pen. meet Wednesday at 7:80' p.m. again head the Mothers March. ending in the South hand. You you say? early 1950s. relatively large work by a number members of the orchestra coming Nobody knon^’s why It wee left downstairs in the church. Atty. Harry Hammer of Rock­ may find something out In the Answer: Pass. You caimot af­ Selectman Wright, in setting the ' of players whomade a "concerted" out for the first number incomplifte. Only two movements, There will be a meeting Tues­ ville, campaijin director for Tol­ meantime. ford to double or Md notnimp Operation S^upport time of the tow-n meeting, noted effort, thus U m uM e. It was the M ourt; whose Srd Horn Con­ instead of three or four, were day and Thursday at 8 p.m. at land County, has called a kick-off If West is a very naive defend­ with a worUUees doubleton in tha he 'expected the special commit­ custom for wealtnymoiite to keep certo is also a feature ol the' pro­ written. He did, in fact, write a the church for oanvaaa vlsHors dinner at -Fiano’e in Bolton ll>r er, he may throw the eight of unbid major suit. Wait and sea Slated Saturday tee appointed to study the ques­ a small orchestra ottteir own. gram, likewise wrote for small 'few meaaures of a third move­ who are participating in the Every Wedneeday night at 6:30. It will be hearts and then the deuce of if the opponents get into trouble. tion of a towrn office building for perhaps only four or nye pieces. orchestra- He once had the op­ ment. but they aren't up to thS Member Canvass. All canvaas attended by town chairmen and hearts to tell the world at large For Sheinwold’s 36-paga. book­ Andover ■will be ready to report visltbra are asked to attend at let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” M rs Jaiiet Ryeholsld, 82 Strong at the same towm meeting. SMOKED Then on oecaaioas w h»e they portunity of conducting a group of standard of the flrat two. My workers from towns In the chapter. that he has the ace. If a crafty least one meeting. send SOc to Bridge Book, The St., will attend ths "Opciwtion wanted to make a show, for e*—-* 40 musicians, and it a'ss so un­ guess ia that he put the work Attending from Columbia will defender did this, you would dis­ Sum>ort’’' Meeting aponsored by Confirmed at St, Peter'e . reason, they hifad extra pla; usual that he wrote home about It! aside, hoping for better inspira­ A church .reminder will be aent be Mra. Soracchi, Henry M. Beck, believe him. The problem would M an^ester Evening Herald, Box Suffrage Bishop John Esquirol out soon by he mimeograph com­ 3318, Grand Central Station, N. • stets Dsmocrata Saturday at the The extra ones weren't neces^ is customary to reduce the or- tion, and then forgot it. county treasurer and Mrs. Beck, not be a sheer guess; it would de­ -Yale Motor Ihn in Wallingtord. of the Episcopal Diocese of Can- sarily professionals, nor did they stra today,, when playing It waa never played during his mittee. I ts ^ should be siibmitttd Mra. O’Brien and Mrs. Donald Tut-' pend on how shrewdly you sized up Y. 17, N, Y, neotlcut confirmed a ctass of 24 at no later than Nov. 12 to Mrs. J. (Qopyright 1961, General Fea­ Mra. Bycholskl ia a member of rehearse as much as the regular Mol life, and the manuscript waa only tie, county publicity chairman. your opponent. the Democratic Town C'otnmittee. St. Peter's Episcopal Church yes­ band, so easisr music was arritten Symphony would use found after hie death. He had writ­ H. Holden of 1043 Ellington Rd. Membership Tes Set Even if West trels to tell you tures Corp.) , • terday aftenioon. YMOA Electo Officers chairman of the new voter and for them, while the regular group about 4ff slayers or less in Sym ten two more aymphonlee in the The Sisterhood Agudath Achim nothing, whether true or false, rtiangeoyer committee, and tem­ Andover Inembers of thia class got the more difficult parts. The phony HaU'Which seats over 3,- meantime, so that death waa not Officers and leaden elected by he may still give himself away. wore: Nancy L, Denoncourt, Mar­ the Wapping TMCA include Po- will turn toward tl» unusual for Permit Revoked porary head of Dlatrict 8 until a solo concerto developed from this 000, in presenting the work we are the reason. Incomplete or not, it its entertainment tonight at West cannot affq.rd to discard a suoeeeaor la.appifinted bo fill Wil­ cia R. Darwin. Heidi P. Mercer, form which really has four or five doing, w e shall tmeabout 25 in the remains one of the loveliest of all dunk Ora-Y Girls: Ruth Sharp, spade, for then you can afford to Charlotte M. Phdlps. Kathleen V. BUTTS Chestnut Hill Synagogue, when liam Viena* poet. soloists. high school auditorium, which scats symphoniea, and the Manchester president; Joyce Muzikevik, vice guess wrrong in heapts; you will Hartford, Noy, 6 (ff^The SUte Sheehan, Donald C. Dowling, Paul president; Donna Barber, secre­ they have their aimual member­ Liquor Control Commission has "Operation Support" is a pro­ Ih the presMit instance, the work about half that manyK. With old Civic is going to do a really fine Hebron ship tea. lose only two hearts and two gram initiated by the Democratic C. Eschmann. Rickey H. Esch- oomprtses three movements, the music of this sort, cohajdwble job of it. tary; Sandra Myriek, treasurer; spades.' West may fear to discard revoked the liquor permit of mann, Gerald A. Parklngton, SHOULDER Miss Marion Sharp. Miss Miriam The women will present an PhUlp J. Bohara Goudreau-Mc- National' Oonunittee to achieve By the way of a novelty, I have original play based on the tele­ a diamond because you have bid understanding and export for and Deimis A. Sheehan. chosen the I^u d e to Saint-Saens Burgess, Miss Eileen Shetdick, Radio Operator the suit. But West may be un­ Mahon Poet 91, American Legion, leaden. vision program, "The Verdict la in Moosup, for aelling to pereone President -. Kennedy’s ' prografii. A parish Thanksgiving Dinner Well Trimmed LB ill-fated opera "Le Dehige." Saint- Yours.” One of the members will happy also about discarding John Biiley, national and atate will be held by St. Peter's <^urch 'B u m 'wrote aevsrial operas on Friendly Indian Gra-T Boys: hearts. other than members and failing to on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at Hebron Russell Petenen, president; EM- Needed for CD be held for trial for misdemeanors kep a proper guest book. Democratic chairman, 'will report Mildly Cured BloliMl themea but only "Samp- supposedly conducted fhirii^ her If West has the ace of hearts, he on prograee made in other atatea. Btemeiitary School. OPEM EVERY MGHT IHi 10 ward Zagorski, vice president; can discard two low hearts with­ The UNICEF collection on Hallo­ aon ahd. Delilah’’ succeeded. "La Dan Shea, secretary; Stephen A Civil Defense ndio dispatcher term as a committee chairman. Dr. Don A. Orton, president of Deluge," or “The Flood,’’ suffered la needed for Hebron. Anyone who In the cast will be Mrs. Sol out feeling any pain. But if West Lesley Oollege in Cambridge, ween in Andover amounted to Shea, treasurer; David Welles, has the queen of hearts, he may •Phone MI S-788X> $85.48. Of the total 89.83 was col­ from a badxjlbretto, and uneven Leslie Welles, Mike SInlecalchi, would like to undertake this job Blum as judge; Mrs. Morris Mass., will- speak on :*Techniquea writing, so it it never heard to is asked to be present at a meet­ be afraid to discard even one heart. of Communication and Leader- lected by the Pilgrim Fellowship leaden. Kaplan as defense attorney; Mrs. H West does his discarding with STANLEY WAMNLN of the Congregational Church. ARMOUR STAR — Sandwich Fsveritai day. But its Prelude ia a very nice Pequot Junior High Girls; Mary ing thia cvenihg' at the firehouse Sol Koenigriierg, prosecuting at­ Pip." p i^ of UMiaic just the same, and at 7 o'clock.. 1 a carefree air, play him for the Jane Dooley, president; Betty torney; Mra. Saul Caroline, bailiff ace of hearts; but if West acts Manobeator Evening Herald An­ we have resurrected It for this Sharp, vice president; Gall Muzi­ The position may be taken by and announcer; Mrs. Nathan Roa- Latvians D^ieate Church concert. anyone over 21, who Is not con­ like a soul in torment, play him dover eorrea^dent, Mtargery Mon- Bologna or Livjerwurst kevik, secretary: Kathy Murphy, sen. foreman of the jury; Mra. for the queen of hearts. END'S TGNIOHT Pellet Rifle an b Prayers were offered to the congregation of the Latvian .Lutheran Church by the Rev. Valdemar tanden, telephone PUgrlin 2-6012, I don't need to tell you anything treasurer; Miss Janet Lane, leader. nected with any other active agen­ Maurice , Alexander, Mrs. Irving niM aivici Dm stori about the last number on the p ^ cy of the kind. Knowledge of ra­ Against, shrewd opponente you 5 pm. cont. Shown at 5:00-8KKl RoUe, pastor of the Latvian Lutheran C hurp in Willimai^tlc; the Rev. Karl A. Birsnieka, dean of the Pnoneer Junior High Boys: Rob­ Tannenbaum and Mra. Harold will sometimes guess wrong no eastern section of the Unlte^ States; and the Rev. Karlis Frelmanis. pastor of the Lat'Vian Luther-i gram. It la Tschaikowaky’s dio theory is not necessary. Uebman, witnusea. Starts This Week Stocks Worth 20 Billion ert Waldron, president: Larry John C. Sullivan of Columbia is matter how clever you are, but an Church in Manchester, .at the dedication of the new church, 4 Winter St., yesterday at 10 a m. HARTFORD RD. and PINE ST. “Marohe Slave." tmd la Included earner, vice president; Brad My- Dessert and coffee will be served. The church waa formerly occupied by the Concordia Lutheran Church, and was purchased by the JFresH P ro d u ce S jpeeiuiel so there 'will be one number for the taking care of this work at pres­ your record will be far better than NEWMMI nefSation department an- Washington — The Army's mili­ MANCHESTER rick, secretary; David Petenen, ent. He is chief of radio operations Mra. Sam Kaasrhan, newly in­ the 50 per cent that you would ex­ Latvian Lutheran Church, together with the parish house'- at 21 Garden SL (Herald photo by audience that every last petson treasurei*;. Robert Sharp.' Sher­ stalled president, ■will preside; and nouneoB that the Pellet Gun Rifle Ofiara). tary atockptle la valued at 20 bil­ knows. Consequently every one for Group 41, which includes 15 pect If you were just guessing all 'WOODIMMO lion' dollars. This equals about a Free Parking, Parcel Pick-Up wood Waldroti, Charle'a Muzikevik, Windham, Tolland and New Lon­ Mra. raiMp Seigel, membership the time. Club for beys ten yean of age and laoz caio 2 5 * can be hla own critic and decide leaden. chairman, ■will Introduce' new over 'Will be held at the three rec­ third of the value of the inventories Spinach the merits of our orchestra on his don county towns. Dally QuMUon E. Kilday and his predecessor, jorities in Latin American and Ne­ of ell United States manufaetur- Uncas Co-ed Hi-Y: Leslie members. Dealer, at your right, opens with reation centers beginning this own, without waiting for the pro- Welles, president; Miriam Burgess, Civil Defense Director Arthur week. Liberal Democrat Maury Maverick of New Deal,re­ gro areas of the district. But he era. P. Bedard, of Amston Lake, an­ Work SeHion Stated nown. also ran strong in areas where TUESDAY aid WEDNESDAY SPECIAIS feseional reviews next day. vies president; Elileen Sheldick, nounces that Thomas Carlsen, The Ladies Society of Columbia These cliibs are open to any boys Remember that date, Nov. 29. secretary; Melvin Stead, tresiaur- In the Town of Maneheeter who are Claims Ike Helped But in last summer's epecial <3oode had e x p ^ e d to get a big Cabbage »"■' 3 1 0 * team leader, and Katheriipe Davis Congregational Church will meet lead. Hope to see you there. er: Paul Watson, chaplain; xMr. and Bertha Rathbun, radW opera­ Thursday at 10:30 in the Parish zAfIF9^ "Two Women” interested in learning h o w to election, Sen. John TowtaTj an ul­ and Mrs, Edward Sharp, leaders. PLUS AT 6:45 and 9(45 hahdle and .fire 22 caliber rifles. tra-conservative Republican, car­ tors from Columbia, will be pres­ House for an all-day work session. Tt CV* “Facts of Ufe" Him Win in Texas CORTLAND - NATIVI Special Produce Values Toy Party Postponed ent at tonight’s meeting and will The ■women are working hard to The club will meet each week at ried the distriot en route to a sur­ Airtnail’e Start Slow ApplOS Tree Seedlings Shot The toy party planned by the »>AUKIMCs*AIW COND the various c e n t^ and will fire a prise 'Victory and Republicans had r Usgitt SiMtial FANOr. FJKE8H explain the work of the radio op­ get everything in readiness for (Oonttaned from Page One) XNQIAN RIVER, FINK Ottawa — Canadian foresters Ladies’ Auxiliary of the South erator in the CD setup., their Christmas Fair Saturday. qMcified course, which is sel up by high hopes of winning ■with <3oode. Montreal—In 1919, when inter SEiailJSSS Windsor Volunteer Fire Depart­ A radio receiver and transmit­ They-are asked to bring a sand­ BUR NMOr the National Rifle Association. his ilctory w m a 'vote of confidence JUke Tower, Goode sought the national airmail service 'started, are using a specially designed gun FUGHTTinT Awards will be given by reorea- Oranges nomo*-.iA«ai GREEN BEANS to shoot as many as 1,500 well­ ment originally scheduled for Nov. ter will be installed in the fire^ wich for lunch. Dessert and coffee ALL IN COLOR in Kennedy’s', administration. Dem­ votes of Conservati-ve Democrats the whole year's mail traffic of all 18»»594 GRAPEFRUIT spaced tree seedlings into the 8 has been postponed imtil Nov. 20 house in about a fortnight. He­ will be served. 'nSAPPElHD timi department at the completion ocratic National Chairman John M. by streMing his conservatism' in­ the airlines was considerably leas ground in an hour. > at 8 p.m. at Company 1. The pub­ bron operators will then be able to Mrs. Henry M. Beck, former BIok Cr Jerry Lewli of the various stages. Bailey called it a “clear-cut test stead of his part.v affiliation. than the amount of mail loaded oh , Moot end PraUiKa Pifcas ■Mactiva TuaaUay wMl WaUasaUey Only lic ia cordially invited, and re­ “Cinder- The group.'at the Blast Side Rec H ’e election brought a .charge contact key points In Area 4 in an postmaster, has returned from “White Wed.: "Splendor Oi the Oraae” of strength between the President’s a single transatlantic- flight to­ freshments will be served. emergency. will meet on Tuesday evening; sui^orters and his foes.” from Goode that .Vice Ih-esident day. Denver, Colo., where she attend^ Christmas” fella” Phis "The Oreen Helmet” GUueii Elect the national convention of the C'.St-14 Weat Side Rec, Wednesday eve- But State Republican (Chairman Johnson unfairly injected the raci­ ' Manohestar Evening ~ Herald Class officers.elected at Region­ Postimasters of America. - ning, and ' the Community' ident; James Delio, vice pres­ Karvelis. Sgt. Oamile LaBonte and hear my Vice President inject the l UEL OIL lombia Forreapondent Mrs. Donald Spec, 4 Sidney Wiersman. Johnson. DDD RCE.S4.75. ident; Nancy Ursin, secretary; A CINEMA GUILD PRCSENTATION Johnson spoke at a rally and racial and national origin issue CANS Candace Hodge, treasurer; Martha B. Tuttle, tHefrfione AOademy 8- Box 50. GASOLINE 8485, , then toured San Antonio shopping into a campaign in wSilch they n z 9 'TOE” GAIDIN - ILBIBTA - Halvas or Slieas SAVE 17c Hammond, ..jiiatorian; Bernard in Link Fence in Color centers with Gonzalez. were not originally Issues,” skid art coming to 7 For 28e MILK 0 Wright, class advisor. Prior to the election, both parties Goode. ' Parfeetoe and Panatalhw i s t e Grade 9: Lorraine Brlcault, pres THE ENTERTAINER New York — Chein-link fence had said it would measure the ex­ Gonzalez, an outspoken Integra- MANCHESTER Ident; Jslnes Batson, vice pres Methodist Circles \ "0«4 of th« Y*or's T#n Y. TIhmb le now avmllable in colora. A epe- tent of a revival of political con- Uonist who once filibustered in ueem drub P e a c h e s .3 „ U,S.D.A. TOP CHOIC^^ BANTLY OIL Ident; Carol D’Dnofrio, secretary eSal vinyl oompound is used over aervatism Ih Texas. the Texas State Senate against Stt TliurMlay's HoroM I nil' . INI . Philip Denoncourt, treasurer; Wil­ Meet Tomorrow \ stwNiiq LAURENCE OUVIER gnlvanleed steel to attain the de- The 20th District has demon­ bills to preserve segregation in PARKADE BICHMOND . Naw Crop SAVE fc eBNRNliIlT liam Borst, historian; class ad­ alrad effects. strated an affinity for Liberals, I. public schools, piled up huge ma­ M \i\ ' im 1.1 visor, James Bergen. Plus "GoMm n»h," award winnig subjoct in edtdr Grade 10; Roger Phelps, pres­ Five circles of the Women’s -T- TEL MUclicll 9 4595 ident; Cheryl Barnes, vice pres- Society of ChrisUan Service of "MIL MAGOO''<‘- Squaazad From Orchard Rips Applas : Sirloin Thomas Longfellow. Keiderling, 19 Buckingham St. SAVE «c Grade 12; Alan Hutchinson, Miss Ethel Goslee will discuss D D D president; Meyer FTankel, vice women Ina Changing World." Co- president; Donna Bnideur, secre­ liostesses wIB be Mrs. Cecil Tread­ OPENS MONDAY. NOV. 27 REG. ' or* coming to tary; Mary A. Ramage, treasurer; well and Mrs. Keiderling. FOR 0?4LY 6 NIGHTS and 4 MATINEES A pple Juice 2 Henry Grabber, class ad'visor. Members of Kehler. Circle will Monday thru Friday 8 PJVI.—Saturday and Sunday n Lb. class'ad'Wsor. meet at 7:45^ p.m. In Susannah Saturday 9 PAI. 1 ;S0 and 5:80 P.M. FINAST - Rich'in Flavor SAVE 1S« .15 MANCHESTER Wesley Hall. Mrs. Lawrence F. Al­ , EASTERN STATES COLISEUM Manchester Evening Herald mond, will speak on ' "Life With Weet Springfield yfAfr - S«o Thuradoy's HotoM Hebron correspondent. Miss Susan Father.” Hostesses will be Mrs. 2.00 2A0 3.00 SJSO 4.00 (tax included) B. Pendleton, , telephone AOademy Philip Brass and Mrs. Ronald Mat- ToBiiafe Juice 4 *1 ^ 8-S464. - thewson. - . VALU-TRIM TENDER Stanley Circle members will BICHMOND .'Wivai SAVI I t EDWARD R. LAWLESS meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Greenwich, Nov. 6 Eldward William Rood, 2 Stephen St. 16-Ot R. Lawless, prominent New Elng- ^ ^ Ac land manufacturer, died in Rocky P e P r s ba^ ett dm CANS "P jP . Porterhouse Hill Veterans Hospital yesterday. Old Coach Stop He was 69. A native of Leomins­ ter, Mass., he operated B. F. Damaged by Fire Time To Think Of That Blodgett Co., comb manufactUT' REG. era there for many years. For the An unexplained fire started at • Send check or money order to — ^ BONUS STAMP SPECIALS! M .W L b. last 20 years hs had been with the 889 Hartford Rd. yesterday after­ SPRINGFIELD HGCKEY ASS’N., American Felt Co., Greenwich. noon, causing minor damage to a Eastern State Colieeiun, During World War I, he was cited Weet Springfield, Maee. 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Firemen said the fife started be­ COMET. neath cellar stairs, causing .'smoke EHLERS Food is our busineas . . . to blow up through the walls to g /. - ■ , I ' ■ ; . , . ■ ' ■ Banana Cluffon. Coke both stories. They hacked through and pleasipff buBinesi YOU hand-hewm beams in a rSar room GROUNDSAGEl'" l'/4 Oz. . to ■smother the fire. men, our specifilty. No­ Your Mereury defiler asks: In which size cair do you want your quality P The date the house was built is where will you find such EHLERS undetermined, bu^ a beam In the EXTRA GREEN STAMPS C A N G IV E cellar bears the Inscription, "1761,’’ 'savbry, flavory, mouth­ Mmouit COMn-lho qlilil^ coMpact 'with' the extras that nuha tha Mcroiry RONTERiY-thc quality Mf oariaith tha axtraa that uuika tha I'/z Oz. , it was learned. watering dishes for noon­ dKfarauaa. Comet’a new world o( luxury and quality be^ns with style diffarancO. Treat yourself to a ride in Mercury’s finest. Built for the ' With ths purchasD oi AQy of foltowing CLOVES (only compacit with fine-car styling), goes right down to the'floor man who prefe'rs—or needs—a big car. A luxurious 6-passenger car f^sai^Rs^'. time appetites: (triple-layer insulation). Tiiere’s a luxuiy ride to match (on a wheelbase without qualification. Has a longer (120*) wheelbase than ^ther ears' up to 7,S* longer than other compacts). Comet saves you money—on at its price. Quality where you can sec,and feel it, in fine interiors. Brookside Farm Bread Cali For An Apiraintmont htbricatfonsi oil and anti-freeze changes. Also on price: with of below lA L L S r iC E IKz Oz. 1 E flS T U JO O D BANQUET ROOM And where you don’t, in galvanized steel for rust resistance. Needs MI34MNKI •n I \ f S3 ) I T « I A \ T M \ W I » U M (i AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES' noot compacts. And Comet’s resale record is best of all the compacts! routine service only twice a year—at-6,000- to 30,000-mile intervals. ' -Chociilate Doughihits 9KG OM2 SHLERS Tom Tryoa , Aader Varslir David HraifoB Gan Ckwbr ■ uMMiMHMW wvwM.mi ■w«eu«r(, •aoMiCTt CP Oz. ‘‘Marines ‘'Battle Finast-Sliced Bacon UEPKC ilERY FLAKESSy. Lei’s A t BktodY SUNDAY E!INN|»M,«EBVED UNOONTDSPAI. ISEE THE lEST-LOOKIlie B U Y E - K O W IN EACH SIZE-AT MERCURY QUALltY NEABQINiNTEtSi Go”-. Beach” iJHgy swf S M bsU m Hl-Hs 0*7 .a THE STUDIO MORIKRTY Taekaicalor OlBomaSeape > Finast Skinless Frankhirts »»>*« 4tOs. I cradcers 1 IA.Fkg. < a/C "FOOD FOB RROTHERS WED.: “PARIS BLUES” B & M Baked Fish Dinner «« "«> 16 UNIT WCiUHERA SHOP A V E r S EVERY MOOD” MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. 70 E. CENTER BT^AIANCHESTER . 301 CiNTBt'ST. CKtAIITTIl lltt » TCIiACCO flMpUaS BOMM BUM! STAMP (SmR PACK 39c ( g «. Omtmc Bfc S0l^9iS^CENTER STREET-^ANCHESTER, CONN. ' M I ^ H 3 S Read H erald AdYs .1 I , p- ■ S ' ^ - - ' V . Mm- y J .J :'■*’ r- - '4 4

• n . HANCHKSTOR EVENING HI«A|.D/lUKagBrt»B, CX)NN^ MONDAY, y O V ^ E R •, IM l ■7^ MA]|4CHI!STBR EV]$NINa HIAALD. IM^CHESTER, CONN;. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1961 FACDi.fIVR ed chff-tep Christianaberg Oaatle,- invitad gusatf. ‘ibsn will ha a isga to ;tbs vahittM. MlMMNt wtU whara tba geiyariimsut asF*cta to aOcial hour afjtar Ota pfOgtSm. be pibMtad tsO nuit Osuft It Education Board HowOn Chriuy Ttehnical BcIMm I, Check auartar tM Qisssn and tba Prtnea. yeteranVDa)^ Ibwtsaaaa wtu b« Mrs. Ffank ffit-Riin Crash bn Nov. SO, Patrbliaan KebnOtb WhMiNsI iW iseir District Govejmor alMNmd a film, "Greater Hartfwd 'A Bit SensationaP: w eetaM n wbttawabhad tha walla. .utasA Mrs. Oscar Andsndn,, Mn. Barksr invaai^tad.. ''' , To Pid^<)fficer8 , . -b Newittarker^Dart, 1065," about redevelopment of thht Police denied rumor* that cxplo- Aed Badger/Mirs, Anp'leneebe. A fourth aiseUkint, which ee* J- I f i To Visit Rotary cHy. , ' hivaa wera found In HA castle Sat­ Rites Slated Mrs. Bdward OonAdr'. MrA John "Injures Youth Mrs. Fred, Woodhouae was In­ ourrM teturday at-about S Tho hoard of education wUlmeet FricM « Uw. v Mias LynnthBellt Dwt ot Ck>v- WmiUfftoWWiY urday. Oavagnsin. Mrs. Wnttar OuatMTo involva(l two. bars th at bnub tonltht at T:M at Barnard Junior . Larry Fullerton of Springfield, troduced as a new member. Reporta Bat. talk, laughkuah or aassw wniMut W Accra Visit Veteran's Day exaivlm will he U i % H arry Guatsir,'. M n. -liaatin A hit a»d run Moycle abcldant,« S trict thoFi iBtlw ) anuy becaihe the bride of Edward on the state federation fall meet­ Crime Syndicate Probe fear of Uaseun — held Saturday at Manchester Ms- «Whsarabaidant.andtweSpQktkm tlnit- icy .town roads in the coming win­ 11:13 p.a>. Saturday with a back Moth PtrfsoiiB Foe The Rev. Lawrence F . Almond, Paganig Celebrate not be reached immediately for !M party, whl the right knee and rtght.albew af­ Clpb at a meeting Friday after-1 tions. ’The new laws, among other Itbos* raaponatbla. chapel trSin. Her headdress was a noon in the Federation. Room at 9, 1921. They have fOur children, bids of ISS.ID for bulk deUvery The agreement was reached be­ ter a one-car eolUslon ih which ths Mrs. Wanda Russo of Brooklyn, things, prevent racketeeu from • .The current achedulex^la for etrclrt of lace, flowers, and pearls CJenter Congregational Church. The first apartment houses in crossing state lines in p^suit of and 939.10 for packaged delivery. tween Rockville and Ellington of- vshicle abs was driving atriiek a with , l^ n c h illusion’ fingertip N.Y.; Mrs. Clara Krajewski, Nino North America actually were built Itb * i|uaen to view g m illu n par> They were tha Solway Prooaaa Di­ Scials a t the end of October after utility pole on Kuttara Rd., nsar John Wlet, executive vice ore t- their unlawful activities. *ad* with Nkrumah F.rldb^ in velU She carried a Bible with and Benito, all of Manchester, and by ,the Iroquois IndUins. ’Their vision of Boston. Mass.; .Ghtmical talks promptsd by Ellington’s de- Main St, Saturday at about 3:45 white orchid and stephanotis. dent of the Manchester Q-.t nber 16 grandchildren. buildings ranged in depth from 18 These activities are defined as • nalck S tar 8*111 bo presented in Circuit Rt. 6 will affect redevelopment. cluding the Italian-American Club ics, prostitution, extortion or •dependent repubUo within the B rit­ Court IS on Itev. IJ fOrploa. Bridesmaids were Miss Georgia family, ucording to the Encyclo­ 901 MAIN ST— Ml 3-5381 mixitd.,with salt this winter-in an the like. Papers, cardboard and Potterton; 171 Avery St. Man-^ William McGoohen, a teacher st and the Army and NaYy Club. pedia Britannica. bribery. ish OonunonwealU) In 1M7. esperitefnt >9 tbs Town Highway A ^ . dehn S. G. Bettater atmilar gubstances may bs taken Invostigatlag Pafrohnan Robert MONDAY - TUESDAY - FRIDAY fester, and Miss Susan Shearer, 'T welcome this (Sandy's) visit, Departinapt. Tba calcium cMorlde. to the lot off West Rd. across D. T.snnait .raportod th at Mra. which will enable him to allay any Cider Mill Rd., Bolton. All attend­ which meltbn^ lowrer temperatinea banka ara past commandsrs of the from the State Armory on TVes- Swatt said that aha had hate blind- * Thiir3dsy3"^9 A.M. to 8 P.M. ants wore turquoise taffeta draSs- bnxtcty in ocnnsotieo with the dpya and Fridays between 7 ajn. ad Jhy oncoming Ughte of anothor Bradford Bachreeb Photo than salt doda causea tha salt to American L«gion. es with matching pillbox hats and MRS. EDWARD LEWIS NEWMARKER %u*an’* v is it" Nkrumah aaid. melt, which in turn melts the snow The exercises at the hospital Slid 4:30 p.m. Firemen end public vriilclo Juat bafera the accident Wednesday— 9 A.M. to 12 Noon circular veils, and carried yellow JBiaabeth heads the eommon- and Ice. works man will evsrsee burning of Robert Haberara, lA of S30 win ^be at % l o’clock, after a and bronse chrysanthemums After a reception In Cx>per .Hen trimmed wipi fox fur, and ' an arealth. Ghana's seven mit)i«i' panda‘that begins at 10:80 at the thbi material a t these times. MoKaa S t, Was airiistfd last SM le are not her sabjects. since nlglM and ohstged sritk failure to Donald Moody of Chester, Pa., of the church; the couple left for a orchid corsam. high school parking lot. An opeiU ’O ^ f t c A j e d j f e ^ 'Ct 'Ct ft served as best man. Ushers were wedding trip by plane to Ber­ Mr. and Mrs. Newmarker wiU this la a tUpubUc, but there has htmse Will be held a t the Le^on drive in the ptope.r lane aa a ra- been no indlcaUea amcog them Four from MHS OUBBENT ANNUAL 'MMPMPHPMKMmZ Richard Churn of Madison, Wis., muda. Mrs. Newmarker’s travel make their home at Older MUl Rd., Home, on Leonard St. after tha ■ult.of a two-car aeoidant on Mc­ and Paul Pytcho of Oxford, Maas costume was a dark green suit Bolton, efter Nov. 13. af oppoeltien to'tb* Queen. But cerembitiles. Grange ?iote$ Kee B t, aoeerdtog te*poUee. DiyniBMlB S A V 1 N G S fear m Britain la that the In Press Confab Atty Rottner. a former town| Haberhrn, after making a left Queen or Prince Pbil^i might he- and 'W h into McXbe St. from I.OAIV sanM accidental victlma of an >ct j;C0urt judge, rwently was pro- Manchester Grange haa accepted !Pvo Manchester High School fmoted to the rank of colonel Ip ____ _ Rd„ atruck tha left rear \ s •- () . I \ I 1 (I ^ a( vfolence aimad at Nkrumah. teachers and two student* took tnvitatlosu to "neighbor” with of a oar eperam b y Edwin J . Caste-Duplin Sena Britiah critics Also say part in workshops Friday at the an- thVvU.S. ‘Army Reeervea, Judf^ fMfsuytr/ir'SA Advocate O nerals. Department. Goodwill Grange tomorrow, with Upp, 51, oir 334 HiUateWn Rd. __ b a r projaeted vialt would seem to nual conference of the Connecticut W inder Orange on Nov. 3 and Thoro wart ho tojuriea and both ataaav riaaaaist lasviriiyiait SBdeno Nkrumah's repressive SohMastic Press Association, at­ j EMSE Ptainvflie Grange on Nov. 31. ears and drivara oontinuad to their Mias Ann Joyce Duplin of Man­ poUdaa, including the imprison- tended by about 95 MHS itudenta. destlnatiena with Teiy minor dam- chester and Thomas Kyle Caste at BMOt without trial of his political A t' ths last meeting, men were OMEN’S AYS URTOirS BTUiam Ooe, an English teacher DocloVxto Tell judged the winners for presenting New Canaan, Conn., were united In anpenanta. Oonvarsely, cancella- and ad v iao rjo The HlAi School BiSANCH OITTfSE, BO CTE.Sl, OOVENTBT marriage Saturday morning at St. Itoa at tba visK might be inter­ the better program in a “competi­ Jam es’ Church. Worid, led a workshop Jh "Writing tive night" with tbS'Women. Wom­ preted aa n royal slap at 1^ re- th* Lead," and Jay Stager, a Of Copgo Visit The bride is the daughter of Mr. gime. en members will be In charge of and Mrs. Harvey J , Duplin, 20 mathematids taachbr. con^eted a refreehments for a Thankagiving a eaneallation would be un- program In phii^egr^ihy. Dr. Frank Wood. Rgrtford ob­ Hemlock St., M an -eater The ^^raedatnted. But there is also no stetrician and gynecologlet, will program on Wednesday, Nov. IS, Do You SEW? bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Four Days - Wednesday < Thursday - Friday - Saturday ft a a o S m t Qaaan Robert Papahae, coadltor of the at i p.m. at Orange Hall. for the to be Worid, w as,.a member of a panel apeak about the Congo a t^ meet­ Manchester Grange received g Mrs. Peter A. Caafe of New dksed to danger while traveling in on makei^ problems, and Miss ing of United Lutheran Ch)m:h- WORLDI Centum. seal for last year’s community E N T E R . The Rev. Joaeph McCann per- b British Oommeoweelth land. OsoUy RhBlaad, editor of Quill woman of Concordia Lutheru service work st s state Orange Ib a CRiana government pressed Magusine, appeared on a CSiurch tomorrow at 8 p.m. in ^ BREEN formed the ceremony end celebrat­ pane! session In Hartford last month, ed a nuptial high Maas. Baskets of Bhead with praperations tor the about yearbooks. assembly hall of the Miss (Tlalre Ann Banzl of Boston, ^ 'Jr:';. 725 Mass., former college roommate of the bride, wag maid of honor. She Middle wore a golden brown dress,'fash­ ioned with bateau neckline, three- Turnpika quarters-length sleeves and smaB bow accents > t the back walstllnU, East with matching pillbox and small circular,,^Veil. She carried a bou­ quet pf gold pompons. In Bridesmaids were Mias Carolyn Tuts, u i Wtd. R. Dubey, Boston, Maas., and Mrs. Manchfster Judith B, Seible of Manchester, SpMiaii both former college classmates of Jhe bride. ’The.v wore gold dresses, styled the same as the maid of SiLfCTRD TOf GRADC CHOICE honor’s, with matching pillboxes and veils, and carried bouquets of bronze pompons. David Barry Sullivan. West, SIRLOIN and SHORT Springfield,, Mass., a fraternity brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. Ushers were Robert C. Caste at Norwalk, Paul O. Caste of New Canaan, both brothers of Ix>rinx Studios the twidegrom, and Harvey J . Dup­ 'V/tes y g n ; MRS. THOMAS KYLE CASTE lin ,of Manchester, brother of the bride. ’ . TAkt V to Mrs. Duplin wofe e moss green force of the torrential rains and lace dress oter. beige with green Storm Rips Athens; powerful winds. • pillbox hat and corsage of -bronM . ^ r , * FORT'ERHOUSE^EAK lb. 99c Hun.dred8 were marooned in cars and gold pompons. The bride­ Death Count at 34 and buses. groom’s mother wore a heiga bro­ Lightning added to the havoc, cade dress with matching acces- (Continued from Page One) feUing many trees. sorierand bronze and gold pompon Corset JUST HBAT AND S«V E corsage. The Interior Ministry kaid 700 ‘Twist* for Birds^ A reception was held at. the K of houses were damaged and most C Home; For a w ed d ^ ' trip by YES, "WE'VE DONE IT AGAIN" ED plane to Bermbdo,’’ MrA Caate wore 'were left uninhabitable. , Huntsville, Ala., Nov. 6 (iP> — A y '- chiropractor who is also a dance ex­ a burnt orange wool suit with ■- - ) - - . ■ ^ V ' . . ’I Road trdf&c arid. communica­ pert says the "twist" is for the brown pinbox bat and white orchid X HADDOCK FILLET tions between' Athens and sur­ birds, or at least it’s not for hu­ corsage. The couple will live at Bigger — Bigger«— Bigger, that's Women’s Day* at Burton's. Just leave it to our tfalij=?=-they've done it \ ______^______. rounding communities, including mans. __. ______Albany Tpke.,_ Canton, a fte r,Nov. the big port of Piraeus, were dls^' Drl W. H. Plimpton of Huntsville 12. a^ain. Every year >ye think they've hit the peak in values and in tremendous savings, out honestly, ihis year rupted. told Uie Alabama Chiropractic As­ Mrs, Caste is a 1968 graduate of it's the best, it’s the greatest, it's the tops, it's the most tremendous Women's Days ever staged at Bur­ ONE C A N OF Storm, dhmage was also report­ sociation that the new dance fsul is Manchester Htou School, She was ed in other parts of Greece, but de­ a health hazard and is inunoraL graduated from Becker Junior ton’s . • . • . ' con hovo „ ’ 4 tails were lacking. -- Plimpton has taught dancing and CfoUege Worcester, Mass., and is Ml CAMPRELL'S Hundreds of. houses and shops managed dance, studios fob 12 employed as a legal secretary for were flooded in- the Athens area. years. the Day, Berry and Howard flhn Our gals met this challenge bead-on and aFa able to bring you the most tremendous, most exciting Wom­ PAjtry/”'" S" con FREE Many residents were drpwned by "Morally I ’m opposed to it be­ in Hartford. Mr, Caste is a gradu­ en's Days ever; SOi ladies, come early, bTing the kiddies as we have something for them too— •anci taka ^ onH ^ TOMATO SOUP flash floods that- poured through cause Ji’m a parent with three chil­ ate of "Worcester Polytechnic In­ advantage pf this great sales event. ' . -• WHEN ro u BUY 1

ONE CaLO^ACKACE OF CARROTS FREE b u y SFraAL EVENTS asifilFTS •' W H EN YOU YES, 8REATER THAN EVER! 6 , s 2 PKGS. OF CARROTi FOR 29c Presentation 9:00 Wednesday A.M. Nowhere can these values be equaled! to Mrs. Foster H. Williams, Manches­ " StALTEST POPULAR SLICED ter's woman of the year, of our spe­ All merchfandise is specially purchased cial W.D.A.B. award. and priced for yhi9 W.D.A.B. event! m i l k Tape cuffing ceremony by Mrs. Fostff. QREAD We worked^ for months getting the H. Williams, to kick off the opening of pick of evafything! \ W.D.A.B. G a t * Our pet manufacturers cooperated Hostesses' representing .Manchester's 7 6 “^ O O c perfectly to give us these big values! top women's organizations, to graet Phie Depoelt 2 Everything.is 1st quaiify— Tremendous , you throughout the day.- D E L MONTE selections! ' . ^ ---- ’ * . Here is our Med Special free gifts to all children. MAXW ai HOUSE Money Purse end Extra help all around! Key Ring gift to Gift of rtiad money purse and key ring Wotcr-Boli boixieau bro in or CHASE A SANtORN every customer who m drip-dry cotton. B 32-40. purcheaea 13.99 or to all wko purchase $3.99 or rapr*- more. Wotofridii kaiQUne bra $3.00 /• in drip-dry cotton. B 32- Msst Iwis Matty Wynn who will CORN 4io;c n-kz. D cup ^ $3.50; ba hffa today and "Tuasday ta $ 4 . 5 0 advisayou. WDAB SB* Womm’s Days at BurlM’t...WdaMiuyi Thuralay, Friday, SaiHiiiy,'ll0Y. S4M 1 4 J . iiw itiu - iiivfttM/rNs Manchester and other leading citia*. cans 358 MAIN ST—M I 8-27«l NSW HAVRN^'»4Alrr*OI«D . •NIOCKBeitT DO IlSf FOUR CHAR^l ACCOUNT fLEASf 6 CAN MBRIOBN • WATBMMIRy < miSTQI. THE KNOWN NAME, MILRORO •NBW *«rrA(N • MANOHUTBR p o lisi voua OHAJ^ ACCOUNT PLEASI SAVE UP TO Me ON i CANS MIDOt.|ITOW% rv e n m M S T O N ^ 1HE KNOWN QUAUTY SINCE 1900 BROVIOBNCB* FAWTUOtoT

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be aisctad to auoh blgb public ot- TideottviUm was tubatoi by Edwin Itemkia- fice. Tba Ilamoerate retort, tneon- A Hipiight for Tofialr wlex at last month’s meeUag. How- Bedi HiUel ITiiit Kennedy, Nehru Talk O bih w ry Thrall Urges Town Get Deeds 12th Circuit obialualy, that it Naa the RispubU- by the evor, ho did agiao to o«Dttnuo In Science Shrinks Piles J ffr a tik go at Symbol Plus Givep that capacity until his woceoaor To Hear Laissman Sana who laieed tha racial issue, Is namod. Rwnihlowlcx will romain and the poet mortem involved Is a NewTfey Without Surgeiy Xeater B. Nagy To Land Marked for Sewers Court Cases urn. Elder Quirchmen wlto to* departmant aa a fireman. Atty. I m l a Laatenan yrlU dia- llttUi Ilka that after the IBM preai- When Were Ton In st In Oiarehr About Nuclear Tests RookvUle—Leeter B. Nagy, Bl, What group ia solriy ooncemed euak *t*|qa drifter of South Wlnd- of 37 South St, RockvUle, died sud­ denttal dtectlon, \rtien one wonder­ Maaeheetee E vbn iag Hetald aoMtig of too Bistech^ Deeds to laqd reserved for sew -f necessary for the sewur Inatalla- T e sts M ay with fostering the rebirth of men’s Plhs in the ohapo oi, w^yoko", Stops Itch—Relieves Pain tom f a g i Ooai" denly at his home yesterday after­ tion. ; mMlNo h e s t e r s e s s io n denoting aymbols o f Christian TaleottvlUo oorrespohdeat, Morris Beth nU ol at tho era in housing developments should ed Wblrii aide had really been most spiritual nature? Nw T«a. N. T. (Ss«M>-lrsV tha BO thereagk that sUletera auute noon. Thrall said that a 50-foot wide Bmm^t T. Roberts Jr., 21, of e>- service, were presented to she aqu- Shnoneelli, talophou o Mitchell Building at Wapplng sstOBldriat itateiaeBta Iflta "Piles be in. town's bands before the sub* aiutlouB to ba^e the Issue.of Presi­ Where do we find qtiritual re­ 8-2S82. ; , first ttoe astaaee has fe«a* a aew •nd toe President went by outo- He was bom in Rockville, Oct. 5, ■trip of land owned by Tumble- East Hartford, has been confined (Ooatinned from Pag* One) successfully sponsored rsaotu- freshment through worSbip-com- tor deacons and deaconesses M A pmUa nauatur evening. The ksTS tesfed to be s problsail'' Police Arrests 1910, a son o f Stephen and Carolyn division plans are ai^foved, in the dent Kennedy’s d esert and re­ keaUag sebMaaea with tha aatan- moMla.to the nearby uer to board brook Acrea was mark^ "reserv­ to jail pending payment of a $102 tion in the------U.N._..jeral Gen Assemlity muniop with God through com­ special dhiner in their honor at guest iBpeakerNins a m a n w of ishlag abUity to akriak kesier- Tbs saeret is a saw hsaliag ssk- the praeldenUAl yacht Honey Kite Zacha Nagy. He was employed as opinion of one town official. > - a' situation in which the interests — MMOlMItGR, COSB*. M ligion discussed as a campaign la- the TaleottvlUe Congregational m n .’xnt WINDOWS ^ ^ the oM iter commleehm ia South stsaM (too-Djras9)-dlste»ary at ed” on the map submitted to the fined ordered today by Judge last week calling for an uncon­ munion, assurance of tha unbreak­ OoRiinlg, N .T., Nov. 8 ^ |U- rhelds. step itektag, aad relievo for the 10-ihile trip aercoa Nar- Willard Bolivar, 89, of no cer­ a guard at United Aircraft Corp., of its security would not be reli­ aoe. able love of God? ^ Church last niglit (JP) Windao?; a warld-faueu research iastitr^ Fred Thrqll, superintendent of town planning commission, hut trolled moratorium on nuelear diatk>n-tigt)t wlndowa that w ^ d pala—witheet sarguy. ragxnsett Bay to Hammeramlth tain address, charged with intoxi­ Etost Hartford. Mf, Nagy was a the water and sewer department, that aside from the marking on Searles Dearington after .Roberts ably ensured. weapon tests, ignoring tha fact BCnMOUFTIUM t u m ' Of such dlsputot, and of such Is­ . Where do we find' solace and Wtl&am Smith, who Is 92, and New uam bon aro Invited to at­ la sate after ease, while geatlr This sbbataace ta aew arailaUe Farm for Iun<^ cation yesUriULy noon, will be pre­ member of the Maple Grove Society “This other - side against will rm M * la provide glimpoe of the outside ta huryesKMir w eiehaeiit /»**» ■aid the deeds should be turned the map, no ateps were taken to pleaded guilty to a charge of that the Russians unilaterally sues, one CM. day only that they comfort in the face of disappoint­ C. Doiison Tolcott, senior deacons, tend. Refreohraente will be aervid- Mlieviag pala, aetsal redaetioa A crowd of several bundrtd Navy sented In Circuit Court 13 Nov. and the Italian Friendship Club in have to draw the appropriate con­ ment am|. bereavement? from a family fallout shelter have abder the asme F rtftamlttu nq, over to the town formally as part give the town the right to put a operating a motor vehicle while abandoned the previoua voluntary tear • •aa**a aa* S3SWI were presented tbelr pins by (riiriakate) teak pUee. men. their families and air base 20. Rockville. his Uceiiae was under suspension. clusions Tor .itself vdth regard to •••aa4*6faa« .are regrettMue, but that they murt W h ^ do we find extended to been developed by Conutg Glass Meet aaiuiagafaD-reealts were At aU drag eeaatets. of the approval procedure by the ■ewer line, on the property. moratorium when they decided. IkHiglaa Hayes, rinirch moderator. Works. ^ workers was on hand and gave Survivors include his wife, Mra. Town Planning Commission. Roberts waa arrested Saturday, nuclear weapons tests. It gives MobUW inevltabjy'^ continue to play their Ug the audacious hope of eternal Mrs. Cora Ridyard, Mias Faith First Cookbobk The strip of land owned by they needed to test a bag at new EOCnll '•••#••«•••••• *«1Q ’The glass portholes, four inriiM Nehru a found of applause. Lillian RoShler Nagy; a son, Paul as the result of a. twq;-car eolltalon without saying that full responsi­ weapons. * «aa«a***aaa»**a••• «9D role ,to American politics until Ufe? Talcott, Mrs. Mary Welles, and L. Nagy; three daughters, Carolyn Trail made the'^ggestlon in the Tumblebrook is the only land in bility for the continuation of the Is It not the church? square and up to 38 Inches thick, Plrat cooktook 'publlahad in tha President Kennedy and Nehru course of hla explanation on the the path of the proposed aeweir o,. Main St. in which a car he was tt e^ havs all been resolved af­ Mrs. Blanche Webster, senior were to lunch together privately, Nagy^ Elsa Nagy and Jean Nagy; driving collided with a car oper­ nuclear arms race and for the Jesus said: ‘ ‘Set your troubled deaconesses, were presented their are deeigned t ^ eaae the moital UnitM Btatoa was called the Directors Set impending action by the board of to which the town does not have TBB a B o t3 a n 5 n u M firmatively. The question of strain of confinement. The com­ according to White House, press brother, Stephen Nagy, and a ated by John.H. Neff, 42, of 86 holding of nuclear tests will be hearts at rest. Trust In G ^ always; Irina by Antiumy Urbanetti, church ”Complete Housewife, or Accomp- directors tomorrow night, when it a deed, or a promise of a deed, borne then by the United States aattlM lo ta* UM of renuC^Uok pany aald a .94-tooh-thlck window secretary n erre ISallnger. Ain- sister, ’ Mrs. Prank Dallty, all of Oakland St., and brought exten­ Whether or not an Irish Catholic trust also in m e^.... Peace la my president llabed Oentlewoman’aCompanicm.” Rockville. ■ conaldera condemnation of land in said Thrall. government." Fallout Cloujd all a m autpaidMa cradIM ta tt „ parting gift to yaix, my own peace, with frumeAnd casing is priced at It wsa* printed in qfilllamaburg, hassador Galbraith waa to joih To G>n8ider Farm Dr. for a sznitaiy sewer. sive damage to both vehicles. vrwMivodlHid inIn 1 tua papar could be elected President had to In remarks before the presenta­ Mrs. Kennedy, and Nehru’a daugh­ Funeral services will be held The Lydall Development Cor­ Russell Clarke, 52, of Rockville, The warning was couple with ^ IMhad barai such as the world coimot give. Set "less 4h«n $100.” V a .,ia m 2 . A resolution finding necessity to poration recently turned over the *?£2fflUf£2f be resolved, affirmatively, sooner tions, The Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, ^LLIAM P. QUISH ter, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, and some Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the was fined $105 for operating a another call for a general and rRIWnUCipiWtl ' your troubled hearts H rest, and pastor, revealed thaf the six have condemn the lanq will be con­ deed to a 1,000-foot strip for $150. complete disarmament treaty, Nearing Russia ftirrriWia~iiiinla~ilB ------ara alaairai-— ^ ** «»>?e>al or later. The question of whether a banish youp fearg .... So up, let oUtem toe hmeh at Hammersmith Garage Bids Burke Funeral Home, 76 Prospect sidered, and probably approved, by motor vehicle while-under the in­ given a total of 378 years of serv­ Farm, the Newport eatate of Mrs. St, Rockville. Burial will be in Other residents have agreed to fluence. of liquor. long proposed by Premier Khrush­ . ruU atw lea eliam af H H A. ^Utician of Mexican descent could us go forward.” the directors to clear the way for turn over deeds for their portion chev, and a reiteration that the John 14: 1, 27, 81 The New ice to the church, an average of Kennedy's family. Grove.Hill Oehietery.. (Continned from Fog* One) get elected to Cotagress from 83 years each. Pour of the, group The board of directors wlil con­ obtaining the rights to all land of the right of way, said Thrall. Lawrence Bagley, 17, and his Sqviet Union la ready to ditch all Engliah Bible. Thirteen Indiim students from Friends may call at the funeral mother, Mrs..Myrtis Bagley, both Texas ^ d tq be answered, af­ joined the church in 1888. sider the bida submitted for the its nilClear weapons if other na­ band of debris.crossing all but the TorA ditcaao Detroit anl.3oahm. Rev. Lawrence P. Almond the University o f Rhode Iiland construction of a public works di­ home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 of 135 Florence St., were each firmatively, sooner or later. ' The dinner was attended by were on hand for Nehru’s arrival. to 9 p.m. \ tions do the same. southern tips of Norway and Swed­ mtoCBSR ATIDIT BUREAU 'OE South Methodlrt CSiurch vision garage, at 7:30 tonight In fined $25 on req>ective counts of The statement said such a en. and all of Finland. cmctniATioNS. It is certainly not Ideal to have neeu’ly 160 members of the coh- While watting for Nehru’a plane the hearing room of the Municipal operating an uninsured motor gregetlon. The Junior Choir i>re- I- Dear friends, treaty should provide for "most The cloud was so broad that Tba Barald BiiaUna Ooapany, lao., such issues become dominant In a to land, Kennedy chatted with the Building. Zorin Plans UN Talks vehicle and allowing a minor to strict jnternatlonal control.” It did while Its southern border passed laanaiaa ao Uaaaeiai raapoealluity for sented two selections as thelt' part Btudents. Nehru alao stopped and operate an uninsured motor TpenaiiM^ arron appeartaa ta ao- campaign. But, on the other hand, ip honoring the church elders. . We have been asked this ques­ Awarding of a contract has been F u n e n d o not elaborate. The Soviet Union in over the northern edge of. Scotland, Open Forum .talked with them. held up until the directors decide vehicle. ' raraMBaatt aad oUiar raafUM laattar they So have to be.dScided, in some Firemen to Vote tion, “What should be done when the past has rejected proposals to its northern side was just south of a Tba Vanebastar Brantaa Haratd. Several girl students wore native which of three types of roof con­ Robert Simmons, 19, of 620'Cen­ aatsbllsh what the Western Allies the southeasiem coart of Gnen- campaign, affirmatively, before Election of a second lieutenant -death comes to a joved one at some coetumes. The students presented On Congo War Threat Otaptay adaarttataa doataa boon: Weloomea Candidacy struction would, be beet. The low­ John Algol Johnson ter St., was fined $18 701* operat­ eonsldte would be an adequate in­ land. Iceland and the southern end To the EkUtor, will be the main onjer of business dfstant point?*’ flowers to Keimedy, Nehru and est base bid was submitted Tues­ Funeral services for John Algot ing a motor vehicle so as to cause B.n. IWdSF. they can fade from their imfortu- at the regular meeting of Talcott- spection system before conclusion of Greenland lay within the cloud’s TP«ylay—1 p.tu, W ^ay. It gives me great satisfaction Mrs. Gandhi. day by the Green Manor Construc­ Johnson, 24 Edgerton St., were (Continued from Page One) -unnecessary noise. of a dtaamament treaty. path. , . jBdnaaaay—1 p.ai. 'niMdajr. nate importance. vUle’s Co. 3 of the Are department Nehrii has .called the lateet se­ W>r nmtaday—1 p.tn. Wadnetday. and reassurance to know that ~ We suggest always that the local tion Co. for $94,000. held Saturday afternoon at Eman­ Leora Rowe, 19, of 20' Bart St., “Taos has been authorized to Over Russia, the cloud waa ex­ BJor ltMay-^1 p.n. Ttauraday. But if the racial issue was im­ John AIsop has declarea his can­ tonight at 7 at the firehouse. funeral director of your choice.be ries of Russian nuclear teets "an uel Lutheran Church. The Rev, C. Senator Says Berlin was fined $15 for failure to ol>ey The post of second lieutenant The directors will also consider ^ g a jet plane was able to bomb announce that toe leading circles pected to move well north of Mos­ BMiMay—I &BL VYIday. portant In this special election. It didacy for Governor of our state. evil thing.” a request _ from the town's gar­ Henry Anderson, pastor, officiated. •UN. troops wlto Impunity because a stop sign. cow,' but Leningrad waa within Its I .CtaiBnJ^{taaditoa; 10:1Q'a.a. aacB notified at once. He will see that Kennedy last week set in m6- of toe So'viet Union reaffirm the of laifaUeatlOB azeapt Saturday— also has to be pointed out that It Is always essential tost our bage contfoctor, the E. J. Haverty Members of the church choir sang, the United Nations had no fighter War Danger Eased Hal Harrison, 41, of 325 W. Mid­ readiness of the Soviet government path. fX n . elected repredmtatives “be men your interests, are protected' and tlon preparations for U.8. tests In Co., for an extension of the pres­ and G. Albert Pearson waa organ­ planes of its own. Since then It -ac­ dle Tpke., was flnfo $10 for keep­ From Its origin In ths Novaya the Reptiblican effort in this dis­ pv#'-''1-,.d the atmosphere. He said this ist. to sign even today a treaty on and women of high caliber, integ- that your wishes are precisely car­ ent three-mbnth trial period for quired several . jet fighters and ing an unlicensed dog. general aad complete disarma­ Zemfya area of Siberia, a week 'Monday, November S trict represented a highly' rt>nfi' rUy and experience. However, In country will conduct explosions In Burial was in Blast Cemetery. But Not Eliminated ried out. at least another month. bombers and the fighters aro now Bond forfeituree were called In ment, on the basis of such nuclear ago, it had drifted aercioa the Pa­ dent exploitation of a supposed these tense. and troubled times, it the air It an evaluation of the So­ The Haverty Co. told town offi­ Bearers were Ernest Benson, War­ patrolling toe Kalaai-Katanga bor­ the following cases for failure of cific and o-ver much of Alaska, is more Important than ever that F A L L O U T viet Union's shots indicates that ren Johnson. Richard Johnson, (Coattenad tm a Page One) weapons testa toO much be ended Soushin^ The Mold trend to the ultra-conservative This will avoid possible misun- cials two weeks ago that It can­ der. appearance In court. for all timo,” toe ^ en cy said. southern Canada, and the north­ ♦ ■ each voter examine the record Trf U.S. tests are necessary 'for the not estimate the town's needs for Robert Hultman, Erland Johnson Ted Feiglh, 26, of the Bronx, position, as represented by Sena­ SHELTERS - derstandings which can so easily security of this country and the . Katanga P resid en t Moise ■ay we sold them out. Germany Is "Is the government of the Unit­ ern rim of the Uffited States. X Lodge, Order of Vasa, paid last motor vehicle; and Nelson TValker, where he talked with Prime Min­ prepared to defend their province able term; We want them to share expect an anawer to this ques­ ing winds at altitudes below 30,- Bwmoty and reputation of Etaak* news. This election was supposed tleal angle, John AIsop poAsessea la necessary Insurance. Pre-| The m aj^ stumbling block, the respects at Watkins-West Funeral against the Invaders and do not 18, of ^prakers, N.Y., $25 bond, 000 feet may carry some_ituclear Itai P. Roosevelt Or that Prime the vital qualifications for the of­ para J a va now. ORMAND J. WEST • DIRECTOR' ister Harold Macmillan. Home, 142 E. Center St., Friday any glory or credit.” Or any trou­ tion.” to offer Another proof that a great Nehru, before boarding a plane Haverty Co, told Aetoig General need white mercenaries. towiitg an unregistered m otor've­ debris south of these* areas. fice. Gonneeticut would be well ' . ’ Model Available ' ManaMf Arthur J. LeCIaire Jr., is evening. ble, he added. hicle. , The United States and its A j- Most of the nuclear debris from lOnlster Macmlllaii, ow r In Brit* tide was running. When the tide represented by such a man. PHONE Mi >7196 for Quonset Point, bad this to aay "We are strong enough without Ifes have staged considm'ably more sda. Should begin provtagr to the Par Inspection Hid UMBBT fWllfTIBB !■ that the town has not supplied a them,” Tshombe declared. "The German leaders talk pri­ The court nollcd these cases: the Soviet test is believed, how­ ebbed. Instead of ripping forward, Vivien M. Murray when asked what he considered IMcker truck for a fifth collection Miss Minnie Haddock tests than the Soviet Union, the LGON CIESZYNSKI waUAM J. IBINON, Uc Awedata Off-Stfsel forking the chief threat to world peace: vately of negotiation,” Humphrey James Brown, 47, of 494 E. Center ever, to have been hurled high late British that one Winston Church­ that could be tsdren, along with the II route. Miss Minnie Haddock, 74, of 29 St, intoxication; David Kennedy, statement sMd, and this gave the stratosphere from which it TAKES OWN LIFE "I ahould say the lack of divej- Cottage St., died Saturday at her ■aid. At the same time, he con­ completo moral jusUfleation” for ill WM never for one rnmnent fit importance of the ethnic Issue, as RuIMm u ^ 9 ,4 2 9 1 ___ ^ 14 2 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER The purchase of the truck, or tinued, in their public statements, 32, of Vernon, failure to. tlrlve a may not descend until next spring. Hartford, Nov. 6 (>P)—Norman opmant of the hiunan mind. There the rental of one, will be consid­ home after a long illness. - toe Soviet test program latmched tar public office at responsibUlty. Is too much hate In our hearts. ‘each tries to demonstrate he is reasonable distance apart; Elmer a timely reminder that this is a Richardson Long, instructor in ered by the directors at their reg­ Miss Haddock was bom In State News Mitchell, 31,' of 404 Hartford Rd.. Sept. 1. The "series included deto­ Xaganda drive for an plaee in hlstccy to be ravlasd and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Prudential Ufe & Casualty Insurance Co. On this Kennedy ond Nehru On No-Tiest Stand Bros. , . - ' (Coattened from Page One) irmany has a responslbity of immediate disarmament treaty MATCRMTY N i » S distaiice apart Uaeksnad, Pet qs nqipoao qisre lx>ng; Evanston, ni., was on a near­ are in opposltlcn. Survivors include one brother, ...... ue^ttlng Its political house In order may turn more nonaligned na­ Whose Pnqihet Now? Nehru aald. last night In New The case of Audrey Leclerc of BLOUSES. 8K1BT8, SLACaU, was, la each ease, soongh sub­ # by table. Police aald death may A Manchester Turn Toward Thomas Haddock of Manchester, ** *** W ^ ,0 that we can get-a com m on tions against the basic western have ben caused by an ovodoat of York that ‘Tm dead sat against Germany. front." East Hartford, charged with fall BRAS AND OntM«E8 stance to the defamation^ to fOroo Wberaaa moa^ official |nt>- Peace Group has sent a telegram and several nieces and n ^ e w s . ure to grant the right of way as a idea that there can be no some Idn^.ql. pills. any nuclear testing, whatever Officers and men -of toe^OSrd Humphrey said toe West ahould disarmament without advance psoplo into aeespttng this proba­ nmmeemants aeem to certify that to President Kennedy supporting Funeral services wlU be held to­ result o f an Aug. 7.automobile ac AT happoia.” He reiterated Cbe poat- his reluctance to resume atmosp­ morrow at 2 p.r.i. at the Holmes Aircraft and Warning afid Con­ not be. “ over-anxious to negoti­ agreement on effective interna­ bility that the aspoaurs was true, there ts no danger from atomic tlon that the important thing' to trol Squadrm werq^oaded on cldent, waa continued for court $1 heric bomb tests. The telegram Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with ate” 'with Khrushchev. trial on Nov. 24 at 10 a.m. in tional controls. so that taro grsat popular ideto of fanout unless it reaches certain to atop an toata now without wait-- said;' the Rev. Clarence E. "Winslow, buses for New York, where they “ If we can get an agreement Nonaligned nations, frightened WILL Ing for, a treaty "with inqwqtion will be transferred to ptane* for Manchester. Glazier's world damoeracy riiould n ally fa n . levels which man-made explosions "We support your determination pastor of the Church of the Naz- among ourselves, then we’ll bo Other cases flontlnued; by pollution of the atmosphere by Oerset sad U alfom Shea find oontrola and aU that” to achieve a world free from the arene, officiating. Burial will be in the trip acroas^he Atlantic. pfopared to ait down with toe Rus­ So'viet tests, have already largely Xf we can imagine so«di a possi­ have not yet even begun to ap­ E V tR Y W EEK Ih a American position la that Col. Wrntam Pollitt of Easton, Until Nov. 13, Harold Woods, 16, . 931 Mala SL—Maaeheater , fear of nuclear testa and a nu­ Blast Cemetery. sians,” he went on. ignored the western position. They bility, wa can also tmaglne the proach, there are some .ecientiste PAY a non-nuclear treaty requires the unR'seommanding officer, said of 454 N. Main St, for plea to clear war. Refusal to follow the There wUl be no calling hours. “To go into conference with charge of intoxication; Wilfred prababla raaetlen at the American who Inatst that earii and every ad­ egraementa for international In­ all q^Jus men will be moved tty the Russians in resuming atmospheric eqiT of the week. uncertainty is to invite trouble, Gagnon, 27, of East Hartford, for and Britidi pocplas. nw re wouM dition to the amount o f radiation spection to moke it effective. testing will start the turn toward Mrs. Amante ItoUier - undue concessions and mistakes'.' YOU Tba Amarlcan and Indian po- The unit was activated Oct. 1 plea to charge of dlsregardl^ be coasidanlile baart-fSlt anguish in tha atmoephere' doas sobm de­ peace that will lead the world The funeral of Mrs. Amanita' traffic signal; .and Robert Lovejoy. INCOMi TAX-rBEEl alUons ara diametrioeUy oppdhed away from the brink and back to Johnson Rother, 683 Deming J t t , as part of national defense buildup. over the fact that tt bad appaiv gree of :damagai to human life Its mission Is twofold: To de­ Bonn, German^, Nov. 6 (P) — 22, of 10 Depot Sq., charged with on the question of adniiaeion of the. conference table. South Windsor, was held St. President Heinrich Lu^ke nom­ n tly bedSBM aeessMiy to wroad scoiewhere. Rad Ohbm to the United Nations. tect enemy aircraft and to guide improper passing: Thomas Man- Signers are Atty. and Mra,' John Mary’s Episcopal Churclr’ Satur­ inated Konrad Adenauer today for kus, 20, of Thompsonvllle, charged two surii natkaml baeoas out of Among such . adoiUats Is Dr. The Indian position, as expound­ R. FMtzGerald. 45 Battista Rd'; Mr. day afternoon. The Rev'. John D. friendly planes qn their flights. It has approximately 250 men. a fourth term as chancellor of with making, false statements. their .plase hi tbs national*heart Ztoti# RanUng, tha OsUfomls blo- ed by Nehru, is that disarmament and Mrs. Jack Goldber, 22 Warb- Hughes, senior as^tant of St. West Germany. Mankus is free under a $1,000 bond. Is one o f the major world prob­ On hand for preshipment cere­ and ertesm. cl»einlat,iH iabe,Infoct, who pro- noke Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Maty's Church, officiated. Burial UnUl Nov. 20, Harold Uek, 27. lems and "You can't deal with It GumCy,' IBS Mountain Rd.. Glas­ was in- East Cemetery. monies today were MaJ. Gen. Fred­ The nomination apparently end­ And thita would be a very llsroa vldea etirtistical eettanatee at Just PaN DirecHo YOU for as Long as 1 yeap (52 Weeks) erick O. Reincke, state adjutant ed mioceoafully toe 8S-year-old of 134 Oakland St, for plea to without. China." tonbury; Dr. and Mrs. Lancia Bearers arbre Richard Johnaon, general, and Brig. Gen. George leader’s demwrate struggle to re­ chargee of intoxication, resisting cynical resolve, among people,la what tba Inman conaequancea af Nehru Insists It would be easier Helfrick, 14 Westminster Rd.; and Russell Johnson, James Prentice, arrest, and operating a motor ve­ both bouatilas, not to get t r a i^ Khrushchev's ons biggest blast to. bring Red China into a general Mr. and Mrs. Elarl Swallow, 449 WUllanl Rrentlce. Kristan Karlson R. Stanley air aide-de-camp. tain the lei^erahty of this nation he first took up 12 years ago. hicle while his license was under disarmament agreement as a mem­ Gardner St. an^.^enneth Beebe. suspension. Lisk is free under again lii laecdiBata aataom tor any may be. The rediatian leltaaed ber of tha UJV. Luebke made the nomination In bnmaa batag; qo aiattar what poat flora this one bomb. Dr. FatiUng Persons who wish to add their Pay Hike Rejected bonds totaling $200. Howard Muc- ' mAL S C !" **** Hospilhl The United SUtes, on the other names to the telegram are invltqd^ Bridgeport, Nov. 6 (A*) — A a - letter to Eugen Gerstenmaier, cio, 43, of Hartford, and his broth­ at l iadatSblp ba bappinad to oo- aattanataa, win prodaee ^groas da- hand, itaadfaatly supporta the Por- by this initiating commlttea^'to Rockvilte-Vernon wage increase offer by the Rem­ president of the lower houee of er, Raymond Mucclo, .48, of Hart­ atvy. ao SMttsr what tlm propa­ facts” in 40,000 children to ba bom moM government of Chlang Kal- send their names, addres^ and ington Arms Company has been parliament, toe Bundestag, at the ford, each for plea to charges of Bhm. request of Adenauer’s Christian ganda bniMdip for Um might ba. somewhere qn this eartti in to* UP TO ' g From Sickness or Accidentf telephone numbers to any com­ rejected by toe Industrial Ma­ reckless driving, breach of the Nehru's visit Is a result of an Larceny Charged Democratic party end the Free Wa do aot qfota, la reaUty, to next few generationi. And, before mittee member, / chine and Office Workers Union. peace, and IntoxlcaCion. Both invitation from Kennedy several Members of the independent Democrats, which agreed Satur- brothers are free imder separate draw any suih eanqparlaan among Its affocts bate been brad out o f mentha ago. In Club Break union vot’-id yesterday to have an­ d y to form a coalition. $250 bonds. Boooevelt. dmrdiOl, aad StaUii. tauminity, in the centuries which IT PAYS IH ADDITiON TO WORKMAN’S IT PAYS FORt Mra Kennedy'WlU have an op­ other meeting next Sunday. The Bundestag -will meet to­ Until Nov. 21, Joseph Murphy, But tt oan ba poiritad out that would be required for such a proc- a AcatBffAiAmoawauNAiM portunity to talk over less weighty Publicfltecords A Rockville man ia under $1,500 Lawrence M. Grillo, secretary morrow afternoon to vote. 23, of Norwich, for jury trial of S | M C fff/ M m ., T v es. rimI W sd. what la bappoalag la Rnaala, in COMPOISATfON OR jigr OrWR INSURANai * AcagaNnaMMtNWJMemAiceNnNiMnm 1)jecta with Nehru’s daughter bond today awaiting arraignment of the union, said a strike vote Anti - Adenauer forces within 12 at East Haruord on charge of ess, there win, aaya Dr. Pauling, offlolal hoatess, Mrs. Gandhi, Adenauer’s own party tried up to tba lutbloaa aad aort^leU Kbrush- a MCnNSSBMUMIIMINMnTAiCONnNUMNTI Warrantee Deeds Nov. 21 on charges of breaking wMl be taken to*n if no agree­ operating a motor vehicle while be aomsthlng like 400,000 other AND PAYMINTS YOU MlCIIVI AU TAX-PUII * M U O TUIATMINT. . . UP TO $• AOM who la^^veling with her father, 'William B. and Alice R. Kelley and entering and larceny of $19.60. the last minute to totJ>edo the co­ under the Influence of liquor or fBiav attarir on tba Stalin mytta children who wUl be long range, Mrs. Kennedy arranged for a ment has been reached on a new alition formed after a bitter, 7- ;tb Stanley L. and Charlotte Inger- Czeslaw Prxybysz, 50, of 233 contract, otherwise the union will drugs. Murphy ia free tinder $500 and rqqitatian. folia into the eame private luncheoi^with Mra. Gandhi South St. was taken into custody week struggle. bond. partial .victims of this one bomb soll, property at 26 Woodhill St. vote on ratification of an agree­ pattern wa riwold have to imagine aaqiloded in the year 1981. while Kennedy and Nehru hbld Clinton N. Greene to Clinton N. by Patrolmen Emilio P elle^ni Resistance to Adwiauer report­ their opening talka^v, / and Barbara A. Greene, property and Vincent DiBenedetto at toe ment. The contract expires Nov. edly came, especially from Econ­ OAS BACKS U.S. STAND fo r 19, a atmilar eoUapae of a national TUa may seem, to aomc, to con­ A m TXAffrcAcaim’ Indian relations. at 900 Tolland Tpke. Kosciuzko Club early Saturday omic Minlstar Ludwig Erhard, Washington, Nov. 8 (JV-The hero ta ttaia donatry dr in Brltai|a. tain a certain degree o f sclentifle icJwitrAisopArs Kennedy and Nehnr^wurfly to Chariee Leeperance to George H. morning. who opposed tlw creation at a Western Hemlspheie aattoas Iha Bnariaaa are mutteri^ sensationalism.' But Qiere is noth­ Washington late tqdAy to com Willard Jr., property at 72 Maple A club employe called police minister for development aid, a eriUdzed the Sevtat UbIob’s their talks. among thenuqlvea. OnS thing they ing reany very new about such a iifA m s m n / St. shortly -after 2 a.m., saying there Rubbish Pickup current-rank post that will go to .a to m ic tests aa>4 Voted ever- > 5 , 0 0 0 f i Paul E. and Mary E. Willhide to was someone in the building. are fautterlng is that they are not projection of the long range dam­ the Free Democrats. - - whelmlagly today to support of William E. and Laura A. Belfiore, The two patrolmen caught Przy- PrevlouMy. development aid had "'IH tt eure of the justice "or the in­ To Start Nov. 13 the United States pooitton oa age done by amounts of radiation Prudential Ufe & Coiuolty Inturanee Company now offari you • ilckneii and oceidenl policy plui occidenlol automobile deoth benefltt of $S.OOO.OO| Not only Vohmteer Work property at 88 Porter St. bysz there. been handled jointly ‘ by the nuclear tqsthig. Only Oiba ab- justice of euch msnlpulatlons in official scientists always proclalrii , Quitclaim Deeds The accused took $19.60 from thof, you receive up to $5,200.00 PAID DIRECT TO YOU , vrhile In the koipital from licknoii or occidenti, wiginoting after the dote of the policy. Our Fomlly economic ministry snd the foreign ■talaed from voting on a reMlu- tba national (.-allery of heroes. well within the safety levels In Of Couple Cited Harry A. .Howland to Grace L. the cash register, they said. He Rubbish will be picked 'Jp In the office. The Free Democrats wanted tion approved by the Organiza­ had been in the club Friday eve­ armual fall collection ■ Monday SouM o f than, perhaps, are etUl fact,' Dr. Pauling has made the Group or IndMduol Ho.pitol policy givdi you Iniuronco pr«lectIon, liberal coih bonoflli, and ether privhegoi. Thli policy doernot cover hoipitolizotlon for Howland, two parcels of property toe new ministry to achieve some tion o f Annerical Stateo Council on Strickland St. ning and did not leave at closing through Saturday, Nov. 13 through amotlonaUy unable to escape com- same kind of ominous calculations .aervoui or iMnlol diiorderi. reit curei or olcoholiim. dMtol work, childbirth or oe. fore a'.large audience from vet­ ett, 756 N. Main St, property on N. highway departmeht 'to despatch Super-Right Quality, Heavy, Steer Beef ba drafting infallibility to any was honored In Ruaaia'ns a spokes­ . lifost of toe delinquent property a pickup truck. erans' organizations throughout Main S t, $2,000. : two-legged taumah being real- man for peace, but accused, ? in Kmo. DAY VIAI AOI ownete are boat Owners, said As­ ^ e pickups will be made aa K » THE REST iWONTH the state. He commended Mr. ' - Releases sessor P. Joseph Murphy. at there. this country, of being something >< (A W I C ^ and Mrs. pchuetz for their many quickly as. poasible, said a spokes­ Real estate Attachment against They will have no recourse man for the public works division.- Whatever Khrushchev's motives close tq a traitor. hours of volunteer service. Donald and Victor Cifarelli, doing either to the board of tax review $100 A WEiK SICKNESS BENEFITS ' Schuete is one of -a very few Gatbarge . coUecUona will be Rdtlht be, or however he may or- But it may be that it la not only business as The 'New Ehigland or to toe courts on their assess­ made as usual, from toe regular arhlla ta Mw haapHal haetaataf altar llw ttiird day ef teeSnsawM far : - - ; ^ ■ men to have ever earnfo this Pla)q>en Co., r e l i e d by The Bur- ments, he said, because a deefara- : der iand direct^ bis own propagah- the attitude of the two countries t. . yf award In the atate. Besides his location'of the gaibiige cans. STEAKS - . . . altiiaaMi TMa filOOM a wash to aaat fa yaa avarySaa^ far as laag aa ' rqwes Corp. tlon of property is a prerequisite tfS machine In the fiiture, |u can toward Dr. Patdlng which has 88 waaki 181,300) anri to yaart fa ate at yaa laa Slf x .. ■ — ... work twice a month at the hospi­ 4. / . Judgement - lien against Victor bf appealing an assessment. - bp credited , with one accompUsh- changed. He blmse|f did seem, In tal In Rocky Hill he >^ta toe 'and Donald D. Cifarelli,.. do.lng Property owners tyho did return AU qqnt, intentional or otberwiae. He the past, something of a fuzzy- Newington Veterans’ H oepit^ on business as 'Die New Kngland their declaration . cards will re­ $100 A WEEK ACaOENt BENEFITS A / . \ ■ altemate weakq. TO P ROUND baa amafoeil the mold from which headed character, who made only PlayMn Oo., released by Edward ceive a.notice in January of what whlla M taa kaiplial tram tha Ural Say, Oa# ta awldawtai ta|arlai. tbto J. Wilson, doing business as their assessment is, provided toe dsod-gods could be ^produced. He one kind of comparison between so*s homa hoating 9100 to aaaf la yaa avary vraah as laiif m t t araahs (9**900) aaS to : A90IIU Superior Service.' assessment' has been increased. LB blmaelf will be Judged as a man. America and Russia—one between f- yaart la aaa aa yaa with. This will give the property own­ OR CUBE our wovl CITT... A bdutT ow n Real estate attachment against our own occasional imperfections .COUNTT... . tTATI.. Donald and Victor Cifarelli Sr., re­ ers a chance to appeal to* a s « ^ Iation ...... ment before toe board of-tax re­ ‘ T h e T b x u Special and Russia’s occasional sem- Ton get premium quality $5000 AUTO ACODENTAl DEATH BENEFnS leased by Judson L. Thpmpeon .tokMi Of NNericiAiv ______■______Ilia Boat Hartford Woman’s Manufacturing Co. view which .meeta In February, he blancas of virtus 'Or perhaps he «rW ba paM.yaar heaeUilwy tw toai af Ufa raialthu fram iraOto ACCI- Club wUJ pieaent its annual" achbl- said. That special coogresilonal riec MNTS laatataari whUa rirlalag ar rMtoo ta any aatatashNs, bat ar fra«h MUnONSMf TO AfftlCANT _____ u______...... ' ■" Real estate attachment against merely insisted on a much higher SMSt eompletely effaelise faai Arahlp deasart-faafalon show tomor­ Victor and Donald D. CifarelU, do­ ttea desoi to T skSs proved to be elLadditive in ON today. And thaaM OaaSh aaow arithta SO: days af fba attMaat. thto to ta A9MTION • Man yW ar tay naaktn IWal laulral any iMlIial w wrilttl ntuntinn >imin tot |tn I yaanf. row at 7:30 p.m. at toe East Hart­ Throw away Standard of behavior, for" us, be- TO any haiphal haaaflli payahla. ing Iniitoess as The New England aa pbb, lather then a new rip for­ you get praminm Stevies. An- IOI«a ta* atrHnrian, Mw. ah.). _ _ i___ ” ______^ ford High School cafetei^ Fash­ I>laypen Co., released by Edward Ground Beef cauae we are prcaumably the mors Thai Wants U.S. ward. to the efforts Republicans tomatk daUverite . . . a bal­ CWUtlM tMM^kuU 9*i099 UNBM tNM BINim ions will ba from Levine’s of Man­ J. Wilson, doing business, as Supe­ civilized and democratic nation. In chester. I>essert will be served be­ SM inskfng to turn Texas into a anced payment plan and many rior Service. your bod-board any caae, Khruahehev’a big bleats ^other aztrss darignsd to mska ana Mata..-™™™ . . ^ ■ fore toe fashion show. Tickets will MSTflSEG UOGBSG Assist yiet Nam toaiy twwriwty state. This time, a $S000 POUO EXPWSE MNEmS seem to have moved hla personal home besting rtaliy tatf. be available at tlundaor. P«ter m c ^ d LUtra, 11 PUno Super-Right Quality iittriet vriiich' earlier this year bad position, or emotion, a little to the ton ANY fAMIlV NHMMU UMUtB WtHq SfllKKIN 9V POUO. E>I., and Nancy Alice Viena, 88 (OoalibiMd from Page One) if you think you must sleep on a bed-board, gina Bepiiblieaa.’^toAlect John M. Strickland St., Nov. 25 at her Wladew *edis el levdy Du Poet rlgbt of bis previoua stai^qe. "TootiM” arc«asy towtob. WiO here’s |(ood news! You' can get the same re­ 9 m « r , Itia nltra-«onservative, as M obilheaf .;!?• home. Cong now* has an arm^ roughly Juky and Flavorful f u o u u u to w MOitoMr uaHs I’a Primlaai *qaa af faallr Otrlat Personal Notices . '.'/ BuUdihg Permits estimated at 25,000 — double that leoklikeaew. Wea’tcratkjfrayer sults v;ith s Verto-Rest or Musco-Pedic Mat­ Jjka aew ^aomtor from Texas, re- Ona Pnrann Only (Mnn nr Wanwn) (Uadar M y MM.MM. . BO phibole. Avsilabh ia auiayattrac- ynnrs nf agal- 99 Pantt’r AtafiM ______Kenneth B. Seaton, additions to of throe naqntlis ago. tress and really enjoy sleeping, top. For this - ppaed to ite old-thne Democratic 1 ^ 1 On# ftorann Only (Mnn nV WnnMn) (9$ in t t ynnrs sf‘ ngn). ...M.M.. 8.BO quontet but at 150 Keeney St^ Thero 1a strong evidence that at thre colon. Just celt us. Wt win be Wrlto yt«t tana tart. . gUdtouiiesun ycurwtadewi sad fine bedding'is made by Holman-Bsiker from liM t o d auhetaatlal maigln A lu m in u m Mdn.aMi IWIfs (qtoiar 89 ynm nf,«te)~— BOO In Meinoritm least one regiment of regulars a t Man anO WMn I MM 4.00 who passed away November 8. ^oetin*.” geons! Verto-Rest will properly support backs FRESH, TENDER ■ Rdpilblielris have been Wtmkws $11.15 IHbar Parma mat t Chi emn (abUdren anUar I t yaart al aga) MM B.BO Michael J. Scanlon, oneHUur garage Into the. highlands. Conn. %.2 QfttPhm at 120 Lenox St., $1,204., South' Viet Nam right now has with, bone disorders. Musco-Pedic idoes the ssiiie GREEN STA1/MPS far Baab 'AUdManal ChUd UnOar 19 yean 09s AiU...... —.... MM 1.80 Your memory to as dear today. - M if i l i i j j N n v ChUteeii faadar 19 yaanj pay tadasad vwfae ond rasatap _ ■ . •**W e*4an payaMa ta< Helen M. Hudsoi^,. one-car gar­ perhaps 950,000 men under arms, BUFONT for folks with muscular pains. Many of our cus? Is, that Damocrata stole As in the .hour ^ poised away. CARROTS 1 LB CELLO 10= Om u V OaaaUts pin fUlA peddantal Uaaibaad JisHa BoM Pndamihl mud CrntmtHr Maurwico ComjfMiy age at 31 Autumn SL, $900. varying from moderA weapdha ..to Mrs Wflltom McKinney S. V. H.' Cariaon, Interior parti­ tomers with nonhal heiuthy backs "who want AU ASP ham Urntm ia Cisiwss9p% v i y r - _ , and (pmUy. musketrloadlng rifles and bamboo ith a t M ORIM iTY tions to property at 95 HlUlan! Stl, ■pears. _ v TDNTINEi extra fipn bedding choose one of these two Mpty B. Ooo- JaisPtiri $SI.$5 anIn Mcmerinmmemvnasa $90a ' Regular prmed forces by the mattresses and endorse them highly. So why Itos Units IfaHiiq ta loving memory of our ou father, Fred Knofla for H. Warner and end of the .year will hit 170,000. don’t you throw away your bed-boi^ and b^ dMOiOtt MOTHERS **d 8TaM|stber. iMaias E. Keoae, EC. Oiblin et ■!«■ additions of bath Helping to„* combat the threat to a dia- »bo raaseSswsy Kmr. 8. 19Mlies. gin to ehjpy sleeping again?...Either mattress M A ^ I A I f l t and rear entrance to property at to ricalaada at the nortk are an E. A. JOHNSON PruilAffitial Life ;Jt Ca Insurance Co. .. you will always be. 34 Cottage SU $1300. air force wlQi aavaral dquadtons 189.60. M l 3 -5 1 3 5 . la eur MemecT- , aMOMriM s « ^ Araeo Sign Co. for Hallmark o f prop-driyan fij^tte-M auara aq^ PAINT CO. I01-31S e«H «r Sf. A iagal UGiMrVG itacic COm aaiiyi^lllA N. TMf* ilst-te-OlcloiiDina City. It, Okla. as Sear oa yosterday. Pharmacy.- a l^ at 971 W. XUUla DCS tnunporte and a omall navy — ...... — sad •raaSekUdrsa •H*a, $1,800. . * used oa eoaef and fivur patma. '• ^ 0 ?.■;■. ' - r' f J'

- V . , A MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN. MONDAY. NOVEMBER «.. 1961 . ' I •■■■.■ ■ . ■.- : < MANCHESTER EVHNINQ HEIULD. MAN CONN., MQITOAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1961 \ PAOl MINI BUG6 S BUNNY OUR BOAROINO HOUSE with , MAJOR HOOPLB ^ DAILY CROSSWORD P U m S o n HEALTH CAPSULES Actiok Expected >ymdiadXiVwl.MJ>. TV-Radio Tonight ^oStas Qutm v ARE A M N « B M *C L A H ,0 R 1 Malodic Moods Shortly on Post WHAT IS THE MOST S U M t * 0 HWMR (O n S N S SU M SW 90 B a b y H as COMMON CAUSE OF KNAISd MAKS (aAOMTIMSTOllWs/<«>UM*HAK/‘«<>aOr AGMWS OllMowral Oif School Head FATIGUE '? ■ » «MON M^r AAONANIMOUS N A tU RS.rM ETCrsNCMKlO AN I Mriattd . Attato irNVtWtCMTD sm « D A FEW T><0« ATtH S HiMTINA (lOM EOF. liutmMot 7K0Mk Television tsnNdiiMMir ^ s board of odupatlcn will.-havs LWeUtNAtbH CRUlAWeiLMlKStMrOcW^^ ■ HMkal N a m ed ... 1:00 Esrly Show (Id prbtreiis) If. . 7:30 Cheycuji 1. 10. 40. NAPURAUy.TpLt ARRA N O SI^tM B P(EO^/lSlO^«B/ ______• tttM w fca lU second public msetlng since the Bi| I ThtSter (In xtragresk) liar'janhunt aihataalWMD lOCSMttMcanI town alsotion tonight at 8 at the Blut Anikls World of Giants uaMNceamiMiw Y o^ Beer To TaU Tha Truth slsmantary schooL 3:00 Tht Rlflaniaa Bsveral sxecutiva saiatons have m raw ^ Petrel NaUqnti Valvat A1 J i M Newe 1:30 The Rifleman j s s a s s ? ® ^ Ndrria, LwiUn Anne, daughUr o f Mr. and Mra. WlUlam Nor- been hrid to intsrvlevr candldwtss for the post of supsrinttmdtnt- g:U Hodera Stcest •« Frontiersloncni t. '^owUMlga Manchaater Ma- ^ News. 8 p m * Wtetber Window (taOn I ' I T s S ^ * * ’* * ' prinolpal. John J . MoCarrlek, The - «n£? aaiMBi s i h m m aaoMMAegfla.^ grandparahU ara Joaaph Stdtnar, 10. S3. 2M Bhab Hill lid,, and Mra. FVimeia Roblnaon, ToRkara, N.T. chairman of tha board, said he ex- ^cl^m^LowIing ;fo g JB .------3:00 Danny Kaye Show sffiisr' asssf«. S s S ^ Hep P a t e ^ grandparenU ara Mr. and M ra Oharlaa Norrle, gg pacU to hava the position filled fh r Your Informetion ’ ^akle gbe I I. « BY V. T. HAMLIN “ . paternal great-grandmother la Mra. Eleanor Weat- shortly. Wlh Precinct «, 1 1 i A L L Y OOP irbriSETnOw ssFotud w m m In addition to raporU. from 10:00 Hennessey aSWMMU . asunuoal aOTinna4 0 | ^ t o drWatcban gate, 53 Hamlin St. She baa a brother, Michael Charlea, i . Thriller 10. S I IHNK. DOC w atss twax. HOMTD ) M l. lOGHt I Supt. of Schools Myron Oollstts, 'Deux BdwerOs g Political Program SETH'S TRVINS OOP >OU MAKE / fiUES&.HC .SaOHmtMNial and Mrs. Roy B. Bosworth, acting BunusT'airiBlaey Beport XllUon Dollar Merit TO PUT TWE NOW. OUTJ^ J WAN ' MiMtiaa «■ »“ '* Raven. Ben Casey 3. 4 r r r r r r 1 - 1 r r 98 W, Main St., RockvIUe. He waa bom Oct. 80 at Mancheater principal, the board ' will hear ASSUMING VDU HAVENV SraSBs lupert **" 10:10 T tc Got A Saeret stops UNDER MWBE sMiTHP J r v o 30 Habraw month 7:00 After'Otamer Itorte OUR BOY! wru. SlQoanW Memorial Hospital. Hia maUmal grandparenU am Mr. and Mra. staUmanU from the Leonard BEEN M0RKIN6 HARD, U :00 Newa II II' IT wllllwn Seibert, Coventry. Hla pateraM grandparenU ara Mr. OigUo family on the legal residence News inresther 31 News._8port# A Weather M SSOiaii THE MOST COMMON CAUSE News, l ^ r t s O Wkstber U :U Jack Paar Show (C) 1 33 Month (A.) and Mrs. Lawrence Raven, Knox, Maine. He has a alaUr, Patricia of their son, Raymond. Bxpcdltloii 1 ANEWER! IT" II IT l>Ot6, 1. OF FATIGUE IS • „ Suapense Theater 010 34Tttiuniittad Names of people who could aot EMOTIONAL CONFLICT. U :W Caln'i Hundred bsn B M 94595 or TR 54171 • 3SBhae I substitute biu drivers are ex­ „ Featur* 40 JOLoadod i r 1 BuBi Bunny Show 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C) i r a Ptantanlda Jacqueline Ames, daughUr of Mr. and Mra. Rich­ pected to be bipught In by Con­ 7:11 SrinInS. Kiport XoTle 8 Hyktery !l ard Piantanlda, 28 Dudley St. She waa bom OcL 27 at Manchea­ tractor George Negro for Miproval. haWul Warn ^ w s C e n s e r a 1:00 Late News / will bring Bastly SerriM - B'' S3 find a ' (aMsaaatka Newa (?brTtt«Js _ 39Rodont ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU ara Mr. and Aeeeeeora Befwii s n O H - ■'‘r’ SEE aATOfelMlXTI TV W K FOR OOHFLKIE USTlNa 'dODomoco Mn, Bernard J. SulllvaCn. 158 Lake St. Her paternal nMdpai> B. Pierce Herrick, clerk of the .•a.tank full of fuel oil now and fuel for the future on T r tlc K I W dinisbtofito^ RT enU are Mr. and Mrs. Alfonse Piantanlda, 88 Dudley 8t. She board of aaeeesora, reports the ■ m e s o ^ - - ddChangootho * brother, Michael Joseph, 2; and a sister, Jeannine Marie, sessions for declaring property Bantly'a Automatic Degree Day Delivery plan. title 8%.' Ladies Hear dSNimboa ®T - • J were routine and uneventful. He dONamwbad said that the new asaesor, Mrs. Radio a an uepert burner repair man. Aldqrman, Jonathan Land, son of Mr; and Mrs. Ja ck Alder- 80 Blood RT w'- Maiy Cote, worked In very well (Dris Nstlag tm itiiln sen beoadoasta of U or 15-aUaats CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER BlWareod I mw, 45 Tracey Dr. He was bom Oct 24 at MancbeaUr Me­ during the eeealons. Medical Nun Bfegth. S e n e steUsa ahert aawaeaats.) a Information on Bantly’g 10-pay budget plan * . . to JL?r.Sl!iS, • 82Kmmff morial Hospital. His maternal grandmother la Mrs. MUlls L. Several reridenU failed to de­ S3G»oaidmama Land, Bridgeport. Hla paternal grandfather te Charles Aldsr- W DBO-43N a 8:43 Iknrall Thomas . spread the cost of home heating. BdMM II 12 JT fe II, a clare their property before the More than 140 women attended 8:66 Sporta BY AL VERMEER man. New Haven. He has a brother; Michael Jay, 8: and a sis­ Nov. 1 deadline and will be sub­ P R IS C II.L A ’S PO P Bsnmaah ter, nise, 6. Comunlon breakfast sponsored by 7:10 BUchard Bayas and Carol BunNtt M L ain “ B ject to a 10 par cent penalty, but i:io towT nSs?*" 7:80 Bhowcaaa and Nawa • advice from a home heating expert on how to redaeo ANOMdU MIND^ p o o r T w the l*adles of St. James’ in St. •:1A Art Jebm M Shew DOWN Herrick eaid no fls^rea were avail­ |:M Tha World Tonight fualbUls. HAZEL/ s u FrattaroU, WUhqm Charles, son of Mr. and Mra. Mario J . James’ school cafeteria yesterday. 3:05 RAynor aunes t :U Sbowcaia and Naws IGtaap s r able on the penaltlea yet. 1:00 Nows g ^ g n Oft. r % g ^ * i 8 l 8 . SNara^tarm FrattaroU Jr., 138 Sc6« Dr. He waa bom Oct 28 at ManchesUr Herrick eeid that In addiUon to Mrs. John Scheibenplug, presi­ iV—SM r ■ H \ Memorial HospiUI. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. aiu) Mra. dent of Ladies of S t James, intro­ Don’t be satisfied with ordinary service. Get Bantly Olnntaamonay * j the one mesUr copy of the assess- Mdrsaa dMotaeomtaona Leon E. Trabbe, 28 StondxSt. His paUmal grsndparanU ara Mr. ment Sgures, each of the aaseeeora duced Miss Helen ITiomas, state .Service. It costs no more. and Mrs. Mario J. Frattarw, Stamford. He haa a brother, Thom­ haa a copy to work from. However, president who greeted members ------|M FUlfht as Joseph, 5; and a sister, Carolyn Marie, 1. and introduced the guest speaker. PRESCRIPTIONS • • * * • it U planned to file the additional 13:00 Sign Off 6 copies in the aeleotmen'a office, he Sister Michael Marie, staff physi­ _w n o —isss Frea Delivary .Ward, Stephen Harold, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ward, cian Of Mercyknoll Infirmary, West Waatbar a 6ioerts eald, 5;SgS3iy’...._ DB.COWHEAT "Our Begmtetioa S H O R T R I B i BY FRANK O’NEAf 2070 Center St. He was bom SSpt 29 at St. FrancU Hospital, Hartford;'Her topic was ’’IToblems 8p(uis U B G E n DRUB Hartford. HU maternal grahdpareHts are'M r. and Mrs, Harold Bullfclo BomUl of Aging.” f :S0 Bupportima Strensds b Tour AssursBc^ Misa Linda Hascett and MUs ?:4S Tkree Star Sbetra. Taylor, East Hartford. HU paternal grandmother U Mrs. Gladys Sister Michael Marie emphasized :o#I ConyaraatKmr Ptaee SHOPPING PABKAOE Ward, Burlington, V t He has three ilstera,^ Sherri, 5, Terri, 8, Susan Miner will represent St. 7:80 NawaI ______atUu World. Maurice CYO at the sixth nation­ that there ie nothing to be feared 7 :t f Radio Uoaeow and Carrl, 1. about growing old. If planned for 8:00 Pops Caocert al convention of the NaUonal properly, she said, old age can be 8:80 Greater Hartford Forum BaMTL Jaglelow, Kurt Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jagielow, Council of Catholic Youth In Buf­ the most 'wholesome and rewarding 10:00 A. A. Rlblcoft inC0.ikc falo, N. Y. Thursday through Sun­ 10:80 NIghtbeat Brewster St., North Coventry. He was bom Dct 24 at Manches­ time of a person’s life. 11:00 Newi Dependable jai MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. C O t m ter Memorial HospiUI. HU maternal grandmother U Mra. Mary day. The girls are the daughters Instead of telling those over 65 11:16 Sports Final W-C «ii.i.»i«,iii>T.i«.if Baldyga, North Coventry. HU paternal grandparenU are Mr. and of Mr. and Mra. Jam es G. Hassett years of age that they are too old 11:80 Starlight Herirenadt and Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Miner. 1:00 Sign So Mrs. Joseph WaschoU, Windsor. He has two brothers, Steven, 9, to work, to be active or creative, WPO^IUS Ueed Refriseratore BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBEI.L and Stanley, 8. Bowling Opportunity we should 'allow them to do In mod­ 8:00 Today In. Hartford Park and Recreation Commis­ 8:16 Connecticut Ballroom NO. I r ------eration all that they have done all 7.0U Bob Orcrhanled and Tested Furphy, Edward John, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Fur- sioner Fred Gael has announced their llvee, the physician asserted. 9:00 Ray Somers [ a-t mother. U Mrs. William MaHaffey, 65 Florence St. He haa fouY exercise moderately every day. S:1U Wall Streot ISO Center SL—Oor. of Church sisters, Ramona, 9, Kathy. 8, Sharon, 6, and Debra, 3. Manchester. Gael said It will not Sister Michael Marie recommend­ Top Value’s Golden Guarantee aeturee yon com­ be necessary to Join the racrea- 8:16 Showcaae and Newa ed re-educating our young to love plete aatisfaction or you may return a idft for r e ­ BeUke, Desmond Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley BeUke, tion department in Manchester, and respect their elders so they-will 589 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. He waa bom Oct. 27 at Man­ All couplM who live In Bolton are keep them at hbme and not shut placement or exchange. chester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandfather U Walter Invited. them away forever. Kuprandwicz, Worcester, Mass. HU paternal grandparents are Plans will be made Thursday The m ^ lcal nun concluded by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Belske Sr., Wapplng. He has five brothers, night about how many evenlnga quoting Winston (JhurchlU’s state­ Wayne, 22, Stanley Jr^ 19, Gordon, 13, Walter, 9, and Randy, 5. of bcwling will be scheduled. For ment, ~*You can measure the ad­ « « ’ « « « the first night, the group ■will bowl vancement of a civilization by the WINTER WEATHER Holmes, Richard EMward Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. three games', Gaal said. way they treat their elders.” E Holmes, 61 Wellington Rd. He was bom Oct, 30 at Manchester An executive meeting of the COMING SOON. »6wtyMritHlurjARli.a need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if ■iTinx sn^iHle pain r*U*f. Oct OTSTXX shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly 'M enU are Mr. and' Mrs. Oneslme Ouellette, Yaburen, Maine. Her ented at the Covenant Congrega­ kt druttlsU, Ohc«r nn saS <*•! b*tUr fut. paternal grandparenU aw Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Dumond, Van­ tional Church Wednesday at 7:30 without extra charge. A m a t many people en­ buren, Maine. She has two brothers, Bruce, 5 ^ , and Gragg, 8; p.m. by the Eppley Sisters quin­ trust us with their prescriptions. May we com­ and a sister, Lynn, lH . tette. pound yours? COM mi IV ccNiiAi RAnnit 1 FRESH cow. T>H»0«lD IICMTS mSIIVID This group has appeared in 48 Smith, Bradley Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Smith, states plus Canada, Mexico, the Brookfield Rd., Bolton. He waa bom Oct. 31 at Mancheater Me­ British Isles, South America and WHAT'l BY JOHNNY HART morial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Europe. They received their train­ Arthur L. Foraberg, Worcester, Mass. His paternal grandpar­ ing at Wheaton College, S t Paul CENTER BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE T ~ ents ara Mr. and Mra. Ellery B. Smith, Sutton, Mass. He has Bible Insptute, Dunmlre School WMAT CAN ytsu d o • HOW A B O u r VOU M E A N , < E E P ' R i & H r ! 2%. r two brothers, Jeffrey, 5, and Gregory, of Music, and the Messiah Bible V •CO(n.DNT fitT QUARTERS ON IHJAntN,ZTHItK ***** DDD SELL M r WMEEU* SCREAMING TT LET'S FEEtitirTO College. Prescription Pharmacy LX AM TO BE HERE, aUZ! THE BASE, OttlSTY. VMICH WDSO ITWOUIPBEFUN THE REPETITION Clavet, Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilles Clavet, 112 VDU PREFER, A MODERN NOTBL TO LIVE AS THE AND OVER UNTI l THE D in o s a u r a n c > Highland St. She was bom Oct. 29 at Manchester Memorial The program will featvme vocal vPR A QUAMT JARAHESE IHNf APPROACH ? ore eoming to 901 'Main Street—MI S-6S21 CUTS! iMMNKtl pa , T SEE IF HE ©RONKS. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hellodore quintettes, solos, piano and organ MAY I SEE THE 7 TI4&R b r a in s turn selections, and numbers on the INNf Cyr, New Brunswick. Canada. Her paternal grandparents are Copyright 1961 (10W4) T o POTTY ? Mr. and Mra. Denis Clavet, New Brunswick, Canada. She haa a vlbra-harp, violin, saxaphone, elec­ Ma n c h e s t e r tric guitar, accordion, cathedral ------— — r " ^ brother, Marcel, 6; and a sister, Louise, 5. ***** ./ chimes and musical saw. S«« Thuredoy't HoroM Furrow, Glen Palmer, son of Mr. and Mra. Sydney Furrow, A free-will offering will be tak­ 18 Village St., Rockville. He was bom Oct. 30 at Manchester en. . Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother la Mrs. Dorothy Daigle, Vernon. His ipstemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Furrow, Thorndike, Maine. He has a brother, Dale, 3. ***** .# M»«tai,* ..U aa T«d B*TTi5ra.^ IhnU TA m ^ Faraier, Sandra Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rqbert M. T Farm er Jr., 298 Reed Ave., Windsor Locks. She was born Oct. Pr*« S ««k l*t emd Trial Latson! 1 31 at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ For Foopio Who Wont to nnith MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLT ents are Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Gagnon, East Hartford. Her I . paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Farmer Sr., c MICKEY FINN BY I.ANK LEONARF T H O reV tX J I'LL<6AV^ DID... A? UP TILL CALL NUMBER TWeU/B waterbury, Vt. She has two brothers, Michael, 7%, and Wil­ liam, 1 ^ ; and two sisters, Susan, 5H, and Judl, 3>4. UMIER & SUPPLY CO* HAPA N ice NAP A ttJsrmzCF FACT'SHE I TH IN k I o^MCWeO . ■ ***** HIGH SCHOOLg ^ N O N O ^ N f ^ TH EY W ER EN 'T VfNNi PLtASSDO WHILE IW A5 o u r— I FELL— G 0IN & 10 PRAGOiNOcyff AsyoupROMtseo CALLED TWetVE REMAWCABLE ■$aj=CO N T0X. Aberle, Mary-Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aberle, OH, DID ETHEL, -r.L ; a t h o m e IN SPARE TIME THE I 6 th TEE--^AN0 DADITHEyWERI -^JUSTSTAND Mountain Rd., Ellington. She was bom Oct., 28 at Manchester Open 8 to 5 Daily Including Saturdays WRENCHED M/KNEEi HELPIN6 HIM! B)fA»/DLISW t! HIB6^CALLME? Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ’ \ t f iird TMrt Om Ii* U**J T s r John Ferrell, 157 BirCh Rd. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ymi mm» b* IT *r •*•* and hav* IkS tOwal SAVE 30>> Louise Aberle, Vernon. She has three brothers,'James, §, John, 7, WrO*«arnH33iMfl*HltliScliaaibaaUtlta0ay. I Md Henry, 2; and two sistars, Karen, 10, and Nancy, 3. aMUICAN KNOM, Oaat. 9CO-5 ISI W. 4 M U.. N*w V*Hi M, N. V. Lait wtila Darby, Deborah Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Darby, 2 Main St., South Glastonbury. She was both Oct. 26 I 1 prico ,/at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Send me yaur frae SS-psge High School Booklet .ZontL. was noc I are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patton. DrexeTHlll, Pa. Her pqtemal ..BUte-Name----- ^____ i______Z------. ,, Age. dWhUi grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Darbj^-.Mount Vernon, Mo. ^ p L She has a brother, Jam es E. Jr., 6; and a sister, Suzanne Marie, 4. 0 9 6 ib! ****** ■9 ' lb X ITUT X Ziemak, Donna Jeanine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Donald J . Ziemak,. 25 Server St. She was bom Oct. 27 at MAncKeSter Me-, morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Call Ml 3-2141 Adrian Duquette, Welchvllle, Maine,, Her paternal grandparents Npw, make all those BY LESLIE TURNER ara Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ziemak, 98 Cooper Hill S t. x \ MR.XABERNATHY BY R A LSI-ON JONES and PRANK RIPGEWAY ^ • YOUrifPeLLA \I»M5CAUJM»V0l!i I DO you RECALL A HOMBUADE^ VOU MUST I '1 WHO'S BecN sHOUFmnc i understand HOIST THAT WAS TRED OUT ON 1 TIT ONE A It Heath, Donna Kaye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. PORK LOINS WHAT I FIGURE WHBValiA OLD BIOUSH TO ^ for ecbnomicol Atlantic T a^-rRy7N©TOWINTHE INa PROM TH' /you WORKBP «■ A THAT JOB AND LATER 7s«UTH MVENnol .Heath, 35 Brook St., Wapplng. She was bom Oct 26 at Man­ home improvements 5 5 S ^ Raady tn rbrat. WAS K ID S OVB^TD M V WAV PUN FOR p r e s id e n t THEVLL BE OLD . SHORE, MtSTERlyLOMINO CNtP NEAR RBPLACEPt ^^AND-HAUMMirM .A N D IP chester Memorial Hospital. Her materaail grandmother is Mra. Sweet and ege- E U SC T Ea THAT OF THINKING. ENOUSHTOVOTE! — ------SMITOOTH N » J I . . MISTERt W»T Bernice Kelley. Derby; Vt. Her paternal grandparanta ara Mr., 2PR0A M SE SPEECH ARE yOUT^ and Mrs. Benjamin Heath, North Troy, Vt. She haa a brother, with our money ; Heating Oil ory lean meat. THERE WILL f=OR, Bryan Henry, IH . ROONEY, flib M t t P EA T W O - • • V* • f Just ons HFC Houssholder’s Loan can buy . J I lytyedtooL HoUey, William Arthur H i, son of Mr. and'Mrs. William A. 29! ' WKKLA Holley Jr., 180 Union SL, Rockville. He waa bom Oct. 31 at draperies, rugs, furniture and appliances lor Learn how Triple Refined Atlantic Heating Oil DANPyiM!. I ManchMter Memorial Hospital: His maternal grandparents ara your home or apartmenLOr you may reedy your 1 Mr. and Mra. Joseph Noga, Bridgeport. His paternal grand­ h^ma for winter with new storm windows, can keep your home warmer, cozier, healthier this mfnfo;ANt> parents, ara Dr. and Mrs. William A,. Holley Sr., New Haven. winter at less cost. Try a tank full tomorrow . . . ( Crisp and thoroughly rdeaned! A ElCyC LE ***** weatherstripping and a modem heetiNg unit Becker, Karl Field, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Becker, 97 IN EVER/ 11-0 ' You may even add a room, ancloae a porch or do see how this superior oil burns clean, hot and iO N »aB i Oak St., Windsor Locks. |He was bom Oct. 21 at S t Francis Hospital, Hartford. His maternal grand'parents are Mr. and Mrf. some other pro^ MONTI lYFAYl ■NTSaIIDUll efficiently to insure you low cost heating ever Herbert Field, 57 Durant S t His paternal grandmother is Mrs. act. Sad HFC, tha 30 ft < SPINACH -z-- 23’ 1 It during the coldest weather Leam-abouL-McKin- ; . « . V >>-« tsrmit Ptrmb noma n,mA.i».Tit—.nAI Henry Backer, Blast Hampton. He has six sisters, Charlotte, 16, ' helpful under­ Fane* ney Furnace Service, too, manned by men with the TH£ STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS Jo an ,.15, Marlene, 12, l*aura, 10, R ena,'4, Mara, 3; and two standing, company 5 6.72 5 7J27 5iao5 I1&46 Native grown. * . tender I " brothers, Joseph H, 6. and Jon Jay, 1. 13.07 14,18 19.74 36.55 / D A V Y JO N E S • , • • • * know-how to help you get more heat for your rrueM M .M V DEAR, yoirM u n’fl STOP F , CiAIRC •• FUAM/71 HBY LEPP and Me WILLI AMS . you may trust 19.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 Swart, . Joseph ^chael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Swart, money. 'RBAUIETWTDRySWlJB K * * I: S,lWARCO. X AM M 06r^ SOVOUMBtT. . 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 EMTEinHa » $ 'TOOUm FlPnES/ SAD THAT VOU DO NOT DO WHATVOUR )WHERE 44 Marion PI.; Hazardville.' He was bom OcL 31 at Manchester U/€ Uuw fut^ at 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 CARROTS 3^29‘ ^ WANTTOBEWEBTHMe. 600P HEART...... Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. TfaMidM#Id 9km i$ kmd m $ ^ k lR MEJSAaiCH MORE Robert Williams, Uxbridge, Mass. His. paternal grandparanta are group rate Wuvailablf FedWMMEll #9^*EC||l4eSdEilt< ffSL—-.. _ M JS_>5 mo9tk om ' et J Mr. and Mrs. Meindert Swart, Whltinsvllle, Mass. He has two o n aU lo a m smk rnmk an lOaf 0m w joa.Eihi sisters, ( ^ th la , 6, and Liaa, 3. immMMgf $iOO oudm in mum . , »*,;*■** R O U T E 4 4 A Bacon, Anita Marie, daughter of Mri and Mrs. Ronald Bacon, Perfect partner with p o M ^ 6S'Higble Dr., JEait Hartford. She was bom Oct. 27 at Man- * cheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is .Mrs. .EHOLD FINANCE BOLTON NOTCH ATLANTIC CaioUne Stotie, Granville, V t Her paternal grandparanta ara Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Johnson, Bolton. BFCLB SBItoE » n « '■> ..’f$ Burgess, Steven Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Burge^ MANcHisvit inbraiM VAmcAM ' M l 3-2141 85 Phoenix St, Vernon. He was bom Oct 27 at Manchaster 3S2 MidNIa Turnpike Wasf Memorial Hodpttal. His maternal grandmother ,ts Mrs. I*eruy Armlngton, Saco, Maine. His paternal.grandparenti un Mr. and 2nd neerr-MNchan 3-273S Eveteit T* McK&uwj, (hrner Mrs. Leroy Burgess, Saco, Maine. He has a brother, Chariei I msi: I f B i aML'Twi:, Tton.—I I B I Wei, R t-> fJl B Hms Sit. Dennis; and twoPsisters, Linda Darllne and Marion ^ n u a T D i I '• ^ANGHESTSB e v e n in g herald, MANCHESTKB, 0 QMN« MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1961 ' . . '■> ■a* THE Angle •s to 26-0 Win over indiahs New Yorkers EARL YOST •Coast Guard Surprises Trinity or ■perti I ^ r Fifth Register 5^ Sunday < )8Ui he passes Bissell St. en route to Antd Kev Ehiffy Two State Titles on Line. his oMee in the I6tate "Theater ' 'f ■ - Feifeta weather for UUe last Building... Driving up in a brand In Pony Grid League Points in Win Sunday in October and I enjeyed new tad eonvertlMe, one of toe Record ) Scores toe fresh, clear air on a great flashiest oars in town, was Wal­ Retain One■» Amherst Remains Unbeaten New York (/P)—The New Princeton Ace morning.. .Accompanied my fam­ ly ForUn ofAhe Rec. Department OCIL RTANIMNOS Registering at least one touchdown in evary period and five York Giants showed the ily to early Maae, not taking ad­ He’s one of Manchester’s most W. L. T.' Pet. in.all, the Manchester Raiders trounced ^uthlngton, 8(W, eligible bachelors, to o t.. lamch- Conerd ...... 6 5 1D50 Washington Redskins a Tilt Margin; vantage of the change in time to Boston (/P)-^Whil5 Boston<^l>*cks Jim Lawrence aind Steve Van yesterday in their Charter Oak (>nfereaeo Pony League Out for Year get an extra hour’s sleep, and I ed at the Statlcr with UConn WetoOrefield ,.'.,..8 1 .887 stronger defense and better Maloney ...... 5 1 .833 College flexes toughened foot- Nort, Trinity was knocked from game in Southington. It was the fifth victory as against only was home my mid-morning with people, Bob Ingalls, Joe Soltys, the unbeaten dess by Coast Guard, tone defeat for the RaMen. Ironie* ground game than Philadel­ Packers Boto ample time to get copy for Mon­ Joe Christian ahd Phil Barry with Platt ...... 3 .667 bfiU muscles in far off West phia but the Eagles packet Hell ,I, , 3 S .450 20- 12. ally, toe Raiders failed to convert With Injuries day’s edition preparecl. The Con­ Pat Bolduc, Bill Lee and George Texas, the New England Trtnlity.ls dead oh sod of Am­ after all their touchdowna th« more djmamlc quick-striking necticut Room was a perfect spot Ehrlich my dining table mates... Windham ...... S' 4 fiS3 offense. EASTERN DIVISION MAN0HE8TER ...1 4 JM stakes are.high this weekend herst now and the Lord Jeffs won­ UConns Score Hard running Ren Anderson New York (Jf) — Prlnck- to complete my chorea befota head­ Fine easalOR with iStaalla talking der if the Bantams’ lose was not That is the way Coach Bill Me . W. L. T. Pet. ing for/toe country to view stoat about UConn and CHlel! Bbston, Bristol Central .. . .5 5 .500 with two state titles plus the paced ths Raiders’ scoring parade Peak of the Redskins summed ii ton, with a precarious hold on Philadelphia ...... 7 1 0 .878 Bristol Eastern ....0 6 .500 Ivy League hopes of Harvard and as much a ease of “looking ahead” with a pair ef teuchdewns. Dsn ...6 2 0 .760 remained of toe fall ecenery... New Hampshire coach, giving the oS It woe of the surprise Coast First Victory up last night in the Yankee Sta first place In the Ivy League, New“York ...... Managed to arrive hoMie just at 3 low down on his Wildcats who in­ Dartmouth Sullivan, Ray Dueheancau end Herb dium dressing room after losing Cleveland ...... 5 3 0 .625 Defondihg champion Bowdoin (2- Guard running attack. Lundgren talUed toe other sta fates the tough part of its .500 o’clock (And it wasn’t plann«l vade UConn this weekend... !y JACK BEPASS Rally la Upoet to the two top Elastem Conference St. Louis ...... 4 4 0 that way.) ae the New York 0) vislta'Unbeaten, once-tied Maine pointers for the winners. schedule without the services Dallas ...... 4 4 0 .500 Church before dinner at night wltij Saturday was another dis­ (l-O-I) Saturday in a replay Of lost Big, brawny Boston College put In Wild Game contenders In the National Foot- of star tailback Greg Riley. Giants took toe field to play toe my family and th-en to a nSarby on a two tetiehdbwn rally in toe Anderson’s drat TD came In tha hall League in the last two weeks Pittsburgh ...... 3 5 0 .375 mal afternoon for Coach Tony year's thowdown. opening period en a 16-yard gallap Riley, the league's total Waahln^on ___ ...0-8 0 .000 Dallas Cowboys at Yankee Sta­ gym for a two-hour workout, vol­ final period to iipaet lOwe State 14- H ie Univerelty of Connecticut Philadelphia Just . did nip the offense and rushing leader, dium, my teevee set bringing me leyball and basketball the m aM Aljbrio’g Indians as Wethers­ Bowdoin turned back Bates 31- 10 and prove to itself it can beat around his own left end. Dan fiulr R ^sU ns 27-24, a week ago WESTERN DIVISION 20 and the Black Bears handed finally made it. So did Wesleyan. liVan scooted 10 yards to give suffered a hairline fracture of W. L. T. PcL the action from' a 50-yard line forme of exercise. field High’e Eagles romped to those tough cuatpmeri from other The two schools, unable to win winning on a Sonny Jurgensen the collarbone When he fell In­ seat - ill my living n o m . The Colby its first-shutout in five years, parts of the country. The Eagles Manchester a 13-0 halftime ad­ pass to Tommy McDonald in the Green Bay ...... 6 2 0 .750 a 2M win at Stillman Field in 14-0. in the most recent round. a gome in fl\'ie previous outings, vantage. His touchdown was eet up to the end zone on a six-yard Chicago ...... 5 3 0 .625 Giant winning streak was halted Thnrpday will test the new confidence at msnaged to go into toe plus col­ final 16 eecondk New' York clob­ run for Princeton’s first touch­ St five games when the /Offense We’thersfield. Middlebury plays host to Ver- Lubbock against Texas Tech. They by a pshtty 40-yard pass-run play bered Washington yesterday 58-0, San Francisco .. ...4 3 1 .571 Esriy bird caller was turkey' The Indians, now I-5-I in the "mont, bidding for Its fourth undis­ umn over toe wee)(end. by his brother Gary. down In a 52-0 rout of Brown Detroit ...... 671 fell apart, missing countless as­ hope to catch the Raiders still reel­ the second highest score in Giant Saturday. signments, as Chris Schenkel and farmer (Duke) Haraburda, former woo-lost-tied eolusnn, have lost puted state crown in six years. ing from toe 42-7 bombing by Rice Ubonn, led by sophomore half­ The Raiders Increased tosir mar­ histori'. It was the Skins’ 16th Baltimore ...... 500 Johnny Lujaek pointed out in their Manchester High runner, who an­ any ohance of a .500 eeiMon record The Panthers' are coming off a which destroyed Tech Southwest back Sean Sgrulletta. upended the gin to 18-0 in the third period “It’s a tragedy for him as Los Angeles .250 with but two games left to ptey;' hairline 13-12 ■victory over Nor­ University of New Hampshire in when Anderson raced 30 yarta straight defeat over a tw-o-year 'well as us," Princeton Coach com m enta^... Night with my nounced shortly after 7:30 that he Conference title ambitions. span. ' Minnesota ...... 125 family. would again present turkeys to the one with Erittol Eastern here wich and bracing for toe newly-in­ Holy Cross, one of the nation’s a thriller at Storrs, 30-tt. Sgrul- around end for h lr second six- “Dick Colman said yesterday. Saturday, and. a windup with stalled single' wing which helped pointer ef the day. Meet Head-On Sunday “It will heal strongly and well, Manchester High and first Man­ top passing teems, provtd it en ietta picked up 1,6 points, Including ^ Since the Giants, trailing Phila New York (/P)-r-The Phila­ Monday chester resident runner to finish in Windham High School Thanks- Vermont shock Northeastern, 5-.0. route td a 28-0 conquest ef Dayton. a 54-yard dssh through the New Bleek Punt . but he will be out for a time, ving mcaming, also at home, delphia by one game, m eet. the at least two weeks." delphia Eagles won the battle, Early a.m. caller, even before I the Five Mila Roed Race Thanks­ ‘Stop Princeton’ The Crusaders used toe elrlines for Hampshire midsection In the third Early tn the final period tab Slagles next Sunday at Yankee had my g^asa of mOk and dough­ giving morning. Harehurda com­ 'etherrileld copped their sixth In toe “Stop Princeton” atmos­ three tcoree, two of them on a Pat period. Raiders’ hard charging Une block­ And In that time the Tigers but suffered a casualty that Stadium. MePeak was asked to could make a big difference iq nut, w«ui T y Holland;' analous to peted In the first race ever held on win against but nne loss with one phere of the rest of the Ivy League McCerthy-to-end Bariy Tyne com­ The Huskies, playing before e ed e kick at the Southington 30 rate the two clubs. (4-0 in the league) play their get ah article in today's edition. Turkey Day In 1937 . . . Tom Con­ game to play. where coaches agree two losses bination. crowd of 7,500 at Storrs, stopped and Duchesneau took it ovor from , “We played football against the Big Three opponents. Harvard the final results of the Na­ The Wieet Sider wee pwturbed be­ ran, Icical Insuranceman, announced Hie Indians foiled to moke a mean eliminatlcyh thie year, the list No Yankee Conference gunes are toe visitors on ths three-yard line there en an off-tackle slant. Slagles,’’ said MePeak. “Against (3-1), and Yale (2-2). And tional Football League war. cause of a reoent Midget Football that he would not be back as coach first down in the first half. of candidatsa if expected to be on tap. Instead, C>nnecticut, freeh when New Hampshire put on a While he didn't score, Pete Me- these guys (Giants) w-e were a Dartmouth (3-1) is up next. Tom Brookshler, the Eagles’ de­ League dectaion which took a" win of Green Manor’s basketball team Oniwpletely Outplayed halved Saturday. Princeton (4-0) from breaking ita winless bonds at deeperation drive In toe closing Carten provided the longest nm bunch of pahi^as. You can’t rate Both the Crimson and Dart­ fensive captain, suffered a com­ away from a team whiefa had ftg- thie season. Beteha the likable Completely outplayed through­ is at Harvard (3-1) and Dartmouth Yankee rivhl New Hampshire’s ex­ RARITY—Roy Bickford minutes. of the day, a 50-yard galmp from the clubs just on the scores against mouth arf still very much in pound fracture of the right leg in u!bd it gained, the caller Maimed North Ehder will run the club like out as toe Eagiee oignal-caller (3-1) at Columbia (4-1). pense (30-23), le at Boston Uni­ is unusual in more ways At Middletown, e revived Wes­ his own 28 to the Southington 35- us. the running for the league the fourth quarter of Philadelphia’s , . Jemk McNary, former Dart: he has done so capably in recent Dartmouth dealt d e te h d i n g versity. Massachusetts, which leyan team edged Hamilton Col­ yard Une. The Raiders’ final ScOra title, along with CoJumbla. John Uolchan, eenior quarterback, than one, but chiefly be­ “Td say the Slagles have a more 16-14 verdict over Cffilcago yester­ mouth gridder, stopped by to re­ aeaaons . . One female bowling led hietaam into the end eons four champion Yale out of toe running, dropped a 21-7 verdict to BU, vislU cause he is a safety man lege, 31-20, Wesrrten Jim Dooney cams on a pass from Bob Hamilton dynamic attack that strikes quick­ The list of contenders should day. port too Pony League game, an­ eecretary, who shall remain name- timea, Manchester never got in­ .24-8, while H arvarfi^lloped Penn Holy Cross. New Hampahire is at tackled Hamilton quarterback Don to Lundgren. ly. But the Giants are stronger de- be trimmed down this week, The 1960 All-Pro defensive half­ other win for Manoheatcr, fourth lees, stopped and deposited the side their opponents’ 36-yard 37-5 and Princeton crushed Brown, Springfield end Rhode Island is at leading a team, Florida ■Bume just short of the goal on an Raiders’ coaitost were particu­ fenMyely. They put more pressure however. The four leaders back, generally regarded as one of in five starts. Then we dlscueaad standing of her league. Not one mariccr. 62-0. Hofstra. State, in tackle.s made. attempted conversion run in ths larly pleased with the shewing of on the passer and their secon­ play among themsleves with toe league's finest pass defenders; Dartmouth, an upeot loser to Har­ good single or triple was listed. Backs Kevin Duify, Mike Devan- Unbeaten, .unUed Amherst faces The rest of this week’s schedule; final minute of toe game. That the whole team, parUeulbrly the dary and deep men are as good Dartmouth’s visit to Columbia TIGHT QUARTERS—Baltimore halfback Lenny Moore will be out for the. season. vard last Saturday. “Harvard has “Did you fail to put down the high the fir|t of toe final two Novem­ Worcester T4ch at Norwich, Tale clinched toe win for the Cardinals. second string which more than “It's a costly blow to us,” Phila* scores?" we asked. “No, esme the ney, Steve Deao-vich and end John ber imadblocks to 1951 possession at Penn. Brown at Oornell, Tufts at as the Slagles. UP AND OVER—Bob Gaiters (35) of the Giants charges over piled up players to score (4-1) sharing the spotlight is stopped on the Green Bay five-yard-linp in third quar­ alwdya been tough,” MoNery re­ Heaton made briUiant nuts and Both UConn and Wesleyan are held ita own while in there. with Ihinceton’s trip to Harv­ ter after a three-yard gain. Packer end Bill Quinlan (83) relphla Coach Nick Skorich said. reply. “We didn’t have any. The of..the Lara)>ert Cup, emblematic of Lafayatts, Bates at Colby, Williams now 1-6-0 for the season, n Next Sunday the Raiders will “The Giants showed us a better in second quarter against Washin^on in Yankee Sthdium yesterday. Giants won 53-0 “One of our rookies will have to called. “Even wtien I was in achool, pass receptlotM. Duffy eooring two Eastern small college supremacy. Sport Chatter running atUck than the Eagles. ard. Brown Is' at (jomell and moves in. Colt end Raymond Berry is on ground. The we had good . SulUvsn (XO yd. run), “New Yprk does seem to be Conference ■with a 7-1 record, play get back with the group after a Chester line midsmiy in toe third St New London, 20-12. graerating a solid running attack. ed Princeton to a 20-0 half­ Fumhle Recovery and Pass Clicks Preparing for the start of anoth­ Howie Oormen end Howie John­ SubWng for injured quartabaek Duchemtau (20-yd. run), Lund­ time lead and the Tiger scrube toe first of two .vitally important two-week absence. Football .talk er basketball season, Cbeney Tech ~ ...... with son one each for the victors. Bob They are the only club to run matches with pressing New York. filled the air when I chatted with extra twe Larry Dollaire, Steva Ratey pilot­ gren (355y4, pass frew Ranuitoa). poured it on in the last half. Athletic Director Tony D’Angona Kampe of Scandia broke his leg ed a shotipin offense, runtang two against us writh any consistency. The Giants stayed one gams Norm Daniels of Wesleyan, Bill visited. Here’s a guy with more And will be out 13 to 10 weeks. "The Giants are so strong and Texas In the other gamee, Dart­ Moore of Central, Gib HMgate of ich aleo scored in the tMrd Monday’s Grid Wash touchdowns hlmaslf. He also Out back of the Eagles, winning their anreasiva on defense that they mouth knocked Yale out of troubles than 15 area coaches yet threw enough ponsea to keep toe Seto title contention, 24-8, Harvard / ' Lightning Hits Twice sixth against two losses, in a 63-0 Yale and (Xto Graham of Coast he manages to come up. with a with an electrifying 75- should be able to contain the rout of 'winlesa Washington. Guard. Beat hmoheon spread of the jArd gallop down the left side Hne. MIDGET BASKETBALI* cendi- Trinity defenders off balance. Slagles.” blasted Perin 37-6 and Ojlupf- smile. Not once since he’s been at. daten must sign up at toe East Green Bay, the Western leader fall eeriee and I passed up dinner Cheney has he had any amount/Of Devaimey had the other six-point­ New York (H ^ Monday's fciot-9187; yards, Davis 3,143, Brown Even Roeerd New Britain (F) -I^^ruifftfwe's 'Ailie Sherman, tha Giants' bla rolled over Cornell 35-7. at night with my family as a re- er en a first period pose from Moi- ball wash,' and the coaches’ super­ 2.091 . . . Haggerty ripped off Side Rec before Wednesdsy. Try­ Eg (Pieman, finiehlat i n i ^ ^ m Halfback Tom Haggerty at 6-2, was 'victimized by Johnny material t4 work with in either outs u-ill be held tonight and Ooest Guard’! receita in new eoach,. also was impressed by his As Indians Halt Yale Unitas and the Baltimore Colts 45- eul' baseball and basketball a ^ 'in most rtien from toe Manchester 12- latives are mushier than the cry­ runs of 47, 64 and 85 yards in Co­ 8-3-0, while Trinity ie 4-1-1. a new individual record tot the dub's lopsided victory. and fullback Tom /O’&nnor 21, but retained its one-game lead yerd line to cep a 48-yard sus­ ing. towels; lumbia’s 35-7 triumph over Cornell Wednesday. To'be eligible ail boys Oonneoticut Intenoholg^c m provided a Columbia one-two- cases when a good prosp^t cornea must have membership cords. In a morning game at New Hav­ Praise Offense Ahead of Alabama over Chicago. Tuesday along, he ups and l^ v ta school. tained drive. Paul Dietzel of LSU, after end bettered the 70-yard scoring en. Southern Connectieut' fitate letie Oonference Oross Count “We have- been fluttering and punch that was/juet too much By EARL YOST record set by Gene Roesides In Ohampionship Saturday.' He' for Cornell. ^Haggerty scored The Bears, l(x>klng for a chance Dutch Fogarty, one of the Bemie (Siovino,/.ftarksde Lanas Only Threat knocking over Missiesippi 10-7; “I College opened up a pewetful air finally we came," he said. “The to move Into a tie with toe Pack­ Manchester’s only torqat came 1946 and repeated in 1948. MIDGET LEAGUE bowling is broke the old record ef 13:30.9 New York (/P)— Texas h a sflst 27-0 after being ranked third*>Texas in the Cotton Bow'l. on runs of-W, 64 and 47 yards, Rain held off at the Yale Bowl in New Haven last Satur­ wheels behind the Midget Football manager, a vtator to talk bowling. hope toe boye of 1968 will forgive being formed at the East Side Rec and ground attadk In the MeOnd defense played a fine game but ers, missed two field goals inside 10-pin v a rip ^ and toe appearance in the, third pericxi following a me, but thie is toe greatest victory and third periods to ease by Cen­ eetabliehed lu t year by Ted Bene­ how about the offense? Maybe last week. This week the Long­ That leaves an opponent for Col­ while (^’Gonnor had a 34-yard day but lightning struck twice as Dartmouth’s well balanced League program, was an early When his football career is over. for all boya of midget leagud age. dict ef Wiiten. mnedlct wan sec­ won the statistical debate—at scoring burst and a 25-yard toe 20 in toe femrth quarter in visitor, as expected, with copy for of BUI Skdwron here Thursday and kickoff return to their own 42. I have taken part in.”. tral Connecticut State, 34-8. It thei^ start talking about them a least for the present—from horns, first in the Southwest Con­ orado in the Orange Bowl to be Indians ended Yale’s bid to repeat as Ivy League football their two-point loss to toe Eagles. Quarterback Dave Tupper then led Navy may want to preserve the Beys interested are urged to con­ ond in 13:04 Saturday. Noririeh ference with a 4-0 mark, go decided as well as places in the field: goal. the day's issue. In answer to Mon­ Friday-At toe P-Lanee . . . Show- Johnny 'Vaught of Ote Miss shoe of Greg Mather, the Midship­ tact Bob Fiske at the Rec before was * Southern’s l3th win in 18 wen the Claas A tsbm uus. whUe little now. Alabama as to who should get champions. The Big Green remained in the thick of the loop In other games, San Francisco day’s Sports Forum letter from ropris a bowling advisor during the hla boys to two consecutlvs first (glumly): "Well, we were No. 1 meetings with its intra-etate rival 'T . A. (Quarteihack TitUe) call­ against conference foe Baylor, Gator, Bluebonnet, Liberty, Goth­ /' E^iUlMck Bill Grana was the championship battle with a con-i^ and Detroit remained locked for downs, both on the ground before men’* star kicker whose two field Nov. 10 The league will opergte New Canaan and Wilton istalnad the Noi 1 spot this week gradually working its powerful of­ am and National Trophy Bowl. ^ big gun in a snMshing Harvard Ty Holland* It wee a cleverly, nn-season . . . Burton's annual tor a few hours, anyway.” (From goals beet Notre Dame,- 13-10 . . . Tuesday evening and the number from Ntw Britain. Sophomers ed a fine game for us, especially in vlncing and one-sided 24-8 triumph third Ine toe West, playing a 20-20 composed letter (m a situaUofi' Men’s Night, coming up toon, msy they ran out of gas on the Weth­ 3:42 PCS, when Minnesota’s vic­ quarterback Bob Griffin paced toe the <^MS E and C ChampiM|iil|ip*> the first half. And Bob Gaiters among the nation’s college fense back- into condition after be­ Minnesota’s upset of Mii ground attack that battered in the 45th meeting before 42,000 Jim Lemen, recovered on toe Yale tie, Pittsburgh upset Cleveland 17- ersfield 28, their deepest penetra­ Mather has booted eight field goals of teams ^Mll depend on the num­ reapeetively. Nerwieh, Weaver ing ri.ddled by early season In State and Ohio State’s vlj the Penn line for 276 yards. two. Two plays later, quarterback which itoould not have been include a sports persenality. etore tory over Michigan State went on ber of boya who shew interest. Southern Offensive ■with two touch­ seems to be learning the pro ways football teams. fans and millions of teevee view­ 13, St. Louis used pass intercep­ manager, w it SehneidSr said to­ tion in Eagle territory during the the board until 10:06 PCS, when so far this season and he hCi 20 down poeses and a short fteel run. and Woodrow Wilaeii were atiect- The Longhorns, thu movingest juries. over Iowa put the Big T ^ ^ t o a He scored on runs of 54 and Bill King, a fine paseer, runner and ed to exist...Bill (Pop) Ehglason consecutive conversions . . . Gennie ed for the N*w England C3i m - better. The game ought to help ers. The temperature was 69 de­ tions to beat Dallas 31-17 and Los talked football, Mancherter High day. afternoon. Ole Miss’ final hopes against LSU Southern is 5-2-0, CentreJ, 3-8-0. young Lee Grosacup too. He team in college football with 1.7 Alabama (No. 4), which will two-way tie. Elach has a A ^ record /1 4 yards as the Crimson com­ grees and It was a combination of field general, sneaked Into toe end Angelea took Minnesota, also 31- Only other Indian highlights McRae was in Michigan’s doghouse FOURTH RLACE finisher in toe pionahips at Storrs tSta week. pletely dominated the game. zone. Bill Wellstead added the ex­ iuid Bridgoport 'Unimrslty ver­ died). Dixie Duekpin Classic at Washing­ Bridgeport's T-8 margin oVsr bounced back from those two in- miles In yardage in seven winning play Georgia Tech and Auburn but Minnesota plaw^ one more/ cool, clear and sunny skies all af­ 11. Saturday come from a 27-yard pass play Jim Hkskoy of North Carolina, after two costly fumbles in prert- games so far, have the overall conference game tjm i Ohio S ta^ tra point via placement and Bob The seven games attracted 353,- sions. His son.^Bw, is a member oui games, but Saturday he bal­ ton, D. C. ovsr tot weekend was c. w. Post a-ss the result ef Ed tsreeptiona and threw a nice after Richmond and lay ita claim ternoon. Revenge was sweet as Of the B.U. trpm m tn. squad, play­ Morning away from the regular from Tupper to end Joe Prignano after a last-minute 22-21 triumph Corey’s conversion kick in toe eec- touchdown pasai” edge on the Crimson Tide, which to national honors on Chose g ^es, and the two clirtxCdon’t meet. (2ol- last year, en route to a perfect un­ Blackman's Indians were off, 084 fans for an ali-tlme, one-day in the fourth quarter in a 42-yard over Tennessee: “I never experi­ anced toe books . ... He scored Hippo COrrentl with a 2.068 pin- First StAit W eekend Fights total. ing both ways, offensive back and routine at toe oAlct and I man­ three touchdowiu in MIchiren'e 28- fall. Correnti collected $125 for hit ond period. Carey, a starter last Sherman kept the Giants to- has also won. seven games and skipped through Mississippi State orado is 7-0 pVerall and leeuls' the defeated season, Yale had shutout Perfect Play defenaiya" end.. .Fisherman Lee aged to get e few jobs done around drive. The Indians had advanced .to enced a more satiefjring win. For year who has been sidelined all nther Saturday night, away from can’t enhance its reputation much 24-0 ond took over as solid South­ Big Eight with a 5-0 re c o r^ ^ Dartmouth, 29-0. The second stinger against Yale The Detrolt-San Francisco game toe Eagles 38 but e IS-yard pen­ me, this was toe greatest one 14 victory over Duke . , . One man effort.' . It didn’t take Apdy lAtaM ta Los Angeles — Von Clay, 183, Frac^hla, who spends his days off the house before hitting the high­ gangs; Butch Blume of Rice, who season a-lth pinched netae in hij family and friends after a final this week against Richmond of the eastern Conference leader with a Other/tqnference pieces are Lightning bolts were recorded was a perfect play. King hid the changed complexion three timea ways for New Haven, Yale Bowl alty for a personal foul ended any ever.’’ neck, cams off the bsneh wMring long to aoore the workout. It was the first time he Southern Cionference. ’ also^louded. Duke ana North Philadelphia, stopped Billy Hun­ ball neatly on his hip as he boot- in the last 65 seconds. Tommy- abdiled base fishing in Rhode Is­ threat. Earlier in the same period, Duffy Daugherty, Michigan scored 30 points In toe 42-7 win REC VOLLEYBALL A League this seaeon. Tbe eeeond gaifi* to 5-0 mark. LSU is 4-0. ter, 195, Detroit, 8. tn the first three mlriutee of play land, r^>orted his latest catch tsing toe destination. Walt Snow over Texas Tech—four touchdowns starts tonight ■«1th Watkins play­ clsiits but no pads to mtlia tb« had tried that at home although The Longhorns should replace fal­ Texas and Alabama, in addition Carolina, co-leaders in -the Atlan- and again after 5:05 had been 'ogged toe ball and his faking was Davis kicked a 34-yard field goal and my son, Dean, were my oom- Wethersfield recovered a fumble State; ‘‘Minnesota wanted to win decisive kick: be exact. The clever New York ether diAs, notably Cleveland, len Michigan State as the No. 1 Coast with 3-1/records, are ■Hamilton, Bermuda — Emile superb. Half toe Yale defense was with 1:05 left to pull the 49ers- numbered 34 with Bbb Lanning, on JU 34 yard lino to stop a mild more than we did.” and six points after; Bob Smith, ing UAR (Formerly the Letrtens) right winger UlUed three foala to Ohio State, which knocked off played in the second canto. The his oonqwnlbn, hooking 19 more. paniona to toe bowl tor the annuel UCLA, who tallied 23 points in the at S end the West Sides and The Bridgeport teuchdewn wm have done it often. Chances are team, in the next Associated Press Iowa 29-13 in a Big Ten battli both outside this/week, against Griffith, 155, New York, stopped first struck on the first series of fooled. When soitoomore end Char­ into a 17-17 tie. Then Jim Martia threat., Sonny Grondelius, Colorado, against Boston as Rangers de­ the CHantb will be hidden awray Stanford Bulla, 156, New York, 4. lie G r^n was sppotted in toe open, booted one from the 24, giving/ Lee’s biggest was f - 15-pouiider Yale-Dartmouth eklrmito on a Mantoeeter had six first downs apologizing for Colorado’s conserv­ 35-15 verdict over California fieSndis meeting at 8:45, toe result ef Pete DeGregorio's feated the Bruins. d-sTBathgato poll after the Spartans and second Colorado, atop the Big Eight after Navy and LSU^respectively, but downs after Dartmouth kicked off. which was turned over to St. great day, otherwise. ITie Han­ three TD’i, a 20-yard field goal and 20-yard pass to end John Aides. nekt Saturday night with the ranked Mississippi got bitten by beating Missouri 7-6, and G ^rgia settle things on Nov. 18. The Duke- Cagliari, Sardinia — Herre Cos- On third down, Bill Leckonhy, King took the pigskin out of hid­ Detroit a 20-17 lead. With fpur to Wstherafield’s 12 and were pe­ ative play in the 7-6 vletorj’ over had ons “hat trick” iwt'ssaaea ' Eagles In town the next day. James’ Church...To keep toe rec­ over Indians had too) many runs nalized 36 yards to toe Eagles 30. Missouri: "We didn’t want to put a two-point conversion. Three golfers — Arnold Palm: Bridgeport’s record is 4*8-0. and it waa alse at tha sjqtaasa the Jinx bug, and beaten by a Tech, 20-0 victor over jpMlda In Navy contest/w'ill be this year’s semyns, 117)4, Belgium, outpoint­ Yale quarterback, attempted to ing and hit the wingman on toe seconds left, Daids tied it a^aln on ord straight, Bill Smith is head and won easily 34-8, the final couple of superior football teams an SEC game, plus Qlp^uisa, LSU Oyster Bow'I/ln Norfolk, Va., Duke ed Piero Ftollo, 111%, Italy, 15. lateral to speedster Lyn Hinojosa, 15. Greer was 20 yards ahead of a 41-yard effort. _ „ „We«heMh»H (M) the ball up for grabi.” Jimmy Clark scored nine birdies ef ths Bruins. He nottaad throe coach of toe Pony Football L ea^e score in no way showing the de- Knda: Beaton. SuChodalelcl. Bueh. St. Woody Hayes of Ohio State, ex­ Love’s Labor Lott: Cecils Young In suctaiSion in the (talifo'mia Speotra is the largest ieland la against the Brains.- Ho Is away Tackle Lost last Saturday. The Spartans (5-1) and Minnesota are solid bowl pros­ suffered iy28-14 loss to MWhJgan Tokyo — Makoto Watanabe, Ja­ but Inrt^d threw wide and the his nearest defender. The play cov. It left each with a'''4-3-l rec-, Raiders with Jack McNary his as- cielvensae of toe icontest . . Again Pierre. Kelley. Trelehe. of Illinois ran a kickoff back 96 last Sat^day, while North Caro­ pan, outpointed Terry Flore, the ered 42 yards and sealed the Eli ord, and both coached Red Hickey* ’Tsekle^ 8t Pierre. Lunne, Pendette, ulting over the Buckeyea’ M-13 Open thia-year but finished second. the Arabian See. ahead of lest season's pace. lost their fourth straight game to pects. ball bounced crazily on the ground. sU tant...Len OigUo, long-time I picked toe wrong'game to view XoUun. taelG. victory over Iowa; "We put the yards to a touchdown, but-it was Minnesota in Minn-eapolis, 13-0, Either Ohoa^State, ranked fifth lina surmised Tennessee. 22-21. Philippines, 10 (Welterweights). Dartmouth captain and fullback. casket. Wellstead agam split toe of San Franciscp ancl George Wil­ Bolton fanner and ffiie ((.uckptn as up at Storm, UCOnh and New the only one the IlUnl eould get storm (P) — Sophomore tackle Th.^' Skyline Conference is all uprights. / Ouarta: - Tine, ConcelUere. i King, heat on them and made thsm Jeff McDonnell will be lost to the while Mississippi (6-1) failed to a week agOj..'Or the defending na­ son of D etr^,''say they still have- bowler, has entered the grocery HampsMre had a thriller, 'perhaps Welle, llulhern. * make mUtakes.” against Purdue (23-9) . . . Ml) get by Lousiana State in their big tied, up again after Utah State Wellstead's 2 7 -y ^ field goal a shot at the title. bueineae with his new store, _ Centers; HaroTke, J. Poirot. W. Lenfio of Oregon had a 94-yard re­ University of Connecticut football tional clmtnpion Gophers, are the just before halfUm/gave toe Han­ the best game af the season in Poirot. Bill Jennings, Nebraska, prais­ team for the remainder of the cam­ one for the third consecutlv>s year, Big ’Tpit's current favorites for b ^ t Brigha.Ti Young, 31-8. Co- "We/have a chance at each of AUen’a Market, opening on Rt. 44 New England, toe Huakles win­ ,,*Scke: Duffy. Detrannev. Deeovich, ing Ksnass’oJohn Hadl as one of turn against Stanford . . . Notre and had its defeatless string jtid er Wyoming lost to non-con­ over tribe a com^rtabie 17-0 lead. those'^teams (Green Bay and Chl- Uolchan. CottoM. Horae, fteimeartner, paign. McDonnell Buffered a bad­ the JRose Bowl, where Minnesota In Coventry. For years GigUo ning, 35-33 . . Home just in time Barreel. Alol. Wood. ESsertOn. Itllei. toe best bocks his team has faced: Dsme'i Irish must be talking to ly sprained ankle in Uie meeting broken at 21 games, 10-7. 1^« a year ago. / ference foe Arizona 20-16 and ends East Hartford Teams Triumph Another sophomore, Tom Spand- ca:^o) ourselves,” Hickey said. rolled in the fast T League... to gather the rest of my family “Hadl has the rare gift of being themselvts 'this week . . . In tuc- But Texas, ranked first in over-, its season this week agamtt New denberg of Darien ignited the spar! Wilson agreed. "We can both still IfRROhMtif (#) cestive games (against Northwest­ with-New Hampshllre S.aturday, In ' Alabama, if it wina the S ^ , for Dartmouth's final TD. Gi Night around the home front and for a trip to SprinfOaid for e ftmt jjXjdeij^Sj^epeer, Prignano, Hutehlnse. able to run left and throw right.” which be was used as a punter. He aU offense and with a defense that' wdll probably be hoet in the Sugar Mexico. The Aggies (4-0-1) play sneak in with this tie. Green Bay I was able to catto up* on my read­ look of toe m u g n at the Spring- ern and Navy), they have been as stingy .u its offense Isxibo'- Western Michigan and also have In Fmal Midget Loop Games blng Leckpfiby’s 47-yard pi can be beaten and somebody Tackles: Nowickl. Anderioa. Hsvish. within'a few feet pf victory in the averaged S9 yards a kick. The Bowl, and play Louisiana State or his own 36, Spandenberg./fambled ing of latest periodicals topi field Indians In the A m ^can ■erry. Bottl. Katseei. If Coach Jerry Bums of Iowa Bnskles won, 30-23. . bile, racked up-Bouthem $f€thod Ole Miss, with the other to test one more conference game. will do It,” he said. arrived since toe weekend after Hockey League. Another fine dub OuArdt: Ouillsno. Keoraa Solee. thinks he felt bad after losing to late stages end etch time "lost the UCLA climbed atop the Big Five behind a mass of blopkfers to the s • • ' the numerous Halloween trick or Center; PArrot. Ohio State, he might find some ball On fumbles . . . Les Trever was with a 2-0 mark after beating Scoring victories in the Midget^ In the second quarter. Bud Suit- Yale 19, a 48-yard ruhback, before of championtolp caUber and in a Beck*: ^weret Tupper, Meltusky. League doubleheader at M t Nebo CX>LTS-PACKERS — Unitas. treat visits by youngsters. wiki and wooly oonteet, marked Richards. Ouscheasna. Otols. J. Sim­ comfort in the Columbus fan who the unfortunate victim against California 35-15 as Southern Cal er, who tallied twice for toe Plum­ he was brought t p ^ e turf. mons. Sherlden, Gentilcore, Alihrin M. paid 322 for two tickets normally Navy. Field yesterday were East Hart­ bers, scored on a five-yard rfin. Bill The third ppriod ended with the showing his old-time form, passed by tw^ scrape before en overfiow Simmons, Then. e. and Washington played a 0-0 tie. ford’s two representatives, Pap­ for four touchdowns as the Colts Wednesday c ro ^ , the Indiana downed Spring- being scalped at $50 only to dis­ The L’Clans tackle non-leagne foe Smedberg rushed for toe extra on to^.Yale one and two sec. Wethcrefleld ...... 14 « U 0—M cover they were for the Ohio py’s Black Knights and the Long points and It was 8-all at half­ onds li^ -lh e fourth stanza, King did just that — beat Green Bay. There isn’t a work day that goes field, 7-3. Hookeiy’a a greet sport Teuchdetrns: Duffy J. Devenney 1. Out of Brpcth Texas Ctirlstlkn this week and Hill ■ Plumbers. The Knights ■They played on even terms imtil by th at I don’t get a wave from and one that I eould watch and PAT; Deranney (ruth). State-Illinois game torse weeks u s e (1-0-1) meets Stanford. time. agaln/^ialled his play, a sneak, for before . . . Errile Davis of Syra­ whipped the Manchester Blue Dev­ t^/score. Wellstead again convert­ Lenny Moore got off on a 38-yard Ed Hutchinson, Pete Wigren’e man enjoy far more eftmi than I am Princeton, after beating Brown ils, 16-6, In the opener, and the A 35-yard gallop by Suiter got ■3L ^ cuse and Tom Haggerty of Colum­ ' Middletown — Ken Maltese, 52-0, is 4-0 in the Ivy League sind the Plumbers’ third period rally, ed. Incidentally, King was celebrat­ touchdown run with a flat pass .Friday, in-toe Manchester Teach* able to on weekends at toe Col- bia wiped out proud "school rec­ a guard on toe Middletown High Plumbers outscored the Silk City ing his 21st birthday. just before toe- half ended. That' ere' Federal Credit Union efflee. iBCpm. HURRY! plays Harvard. TTie Citadel -Criilsers,. 28-14, in the nightcap: ' under way with the second Sport SchedvIp ords . . .In beating Pitt ■29-0, school football, team, had reasoh HURRY! clinched -its first Southern Confer­ toe quarter coming on a 36^ard Avert Shutout gave the Colts a 21-14 lead, and Davis Bcorsfi two touchdowns'and to be but of breath Saturday. He ence title, beating Virginia Milt During ceremonies between pass from Suiter to Smedb4^rg. Jim Yale averted a whitewashing in they took It from there. ran 119 yards to erase the career intercepted an Amity paee.Jn hla tary 14-8, and, Rutgere, the na­ games, Rhonda Leber was crown­ Sincere's 22-yard scam pi Iced the the last two minutes when third * * . * » Tneeday, Nev. 1 scoring and rushing marks of tot own end zone and galloped 108 tion’s other major undefeated ed Miss Midget Football for 1961 decision for the Etist Hartford string quarterback Brian Rapp hit ElAGLBil-BEARS — Clarence Croae Colmtry — (XIIL Field great Jimmy Brown . . . The new yards for a touchdown. Mldfilo- by laijt year’s queen, Bonnie An­ eleven. ^ Windsor’s Henry Hallas on a 41- Peaks bulled over from the tWo Gridders Back Home Saturday^ Day. New'Brttain. totali- Points. Darts 194. Brovm town won, 38-16. team, made it 6-0 with a 37-6 vic­ derson. The hew queen’s brother tory over Lafayette. The touisoni final second touch­ yart scoring play. Hallas was tac­ In the third quarter, giving Phila­ Sooeer — Manchester ve. Mc­ is a member of the Cruisers team. kled jiist shy of toe goal line but delphia a 16-14 lead over Chicago.' Mahon. 3:30, Mimiclpel Field, 'The battle for Elastem suprem­ Members of her court were Don: down carfie iWien Rick Roberta gal­ Bodters in Tqurney Tomorrow T r iple-^ b lu e s t a m p s acy remained a race after Syra­ his momentum carried him into pay Then, in the fourth, the* Bears .MtdfHetown. , na Lawrence and Elizabeth Gau- loped 26 yards for the score. dirt. Hinojosa recovered a fumble cuse (5-2) rolled over Fitt 28-9 ruder. Standouts for the CrUaiera in de­ failed on - two field goals that Saturday, Nev. i l and Maryland beat F'enn State 21- feat wer4 Minor, Roberts, Benson, in toe end zone for the extra two would have won it. Roger LeClerc Wlnlees in Its last four starts.^ eight teams, will face Brian Mc- Eastern At, Maneheetar, 1:30 C la n c y will r^esi'gn ypur kitchen After spotting ,the host Devils points as toe smoke from toe min­ missed from the 17 and Ed Browm 17. Navy (5-2) made things even an early touchdown In the open^ Leber and A1 Krob. Manchaatec High's football team Mahon Htah of Norwalk at Memorial Field. more difficult with a 13-10 upset ■ Silp^y's doubleh'eader wound up iature Yale cannon whKih exploded from toe 13. Municipal neld in Middletown at Cross Country, New Bhglaadt Ing minutes of the first period, after the TD was still visible. * • »v hopes to' get beck Into tha victory at Storrs. of Notre Dame. the Knights ■ came back-"'to go toe regular Midget League season. This first Saturday in, Novem­ 2:30. The anhual' banqUet will be held OIANTH-SKINS — Y. A. Httle, column Saturday \riien it enter­ If toe Indians get pest bottom ahead 8-'6 at the end of the quarter ber, Blackman’s well drilled In­ Del Shoefn-er and ; Pat Summerall tains Bristol Eastern'at Memorial SO itnwi'II be efficient - .. icheery with a touchdown and two point shortly aKthe Garden Grove. dians had just too much. There was ranked McMahon, Which shared SPORTING CIPTS Field. Tke Indiana stand 1-5-1 for conversion beforp-'ihe whistle. The .Block Knizhtii (18) never any question as to toe better were toe standouts in toe Giants’’‘ toe Fairfield County?' Sooeer Knights padded to their margin of ’ ^**'^*“' Shaughiieasy, rout of Washington. Tittle passed the year While the Lancers have League title with Staplu of West- team, • and the Indians have the yet to crack the victory column tn victory Vito's safety In thcitolrd - -ckles; Terrace. MerlaoUi, Murteau, best group of'sophomores seen this for three touchdowns, Shbfner port,' they will taoe 'toe, winners ef period and another touchdown in Taylor, caught three and Summerall ran' seven starta. Tuesday’s clash between top rank­ GIFTS FOR GOLFERS , ------uards Lombardo. Sherlden. Har­ season. Not once did Dartmouth . . . a pleasure to work toe final quarter. ' rington. Brown. have to punt In the first half., his consecutive string of -points Meanwhile, the Indians’ highly ed Olaetonbury and Hall, which Till in A blocked punt on toe Knights' Centers; Eldrldge. Kampfman. Coach Jordan Oliver, who walks after touchdown to 107, 4l« . successful soccer team will swing was co-champion, of the Central FOR GUYS «»4 GALS two-yard line by Bob Scott set'up Backs: J.. Larson. Brachesi. LaJole, countless miles. each Saturday, up into Connecticut Interapholasttc Connecticut Interscholsstlc League toe Devils' scoring opportunity. Sobby Spendolinl, and down the sidelines, never tak­ V I8TEELEBS-BROWNS — Vet­ Athletic Oonferote*' Tournament with Manchaoter. The Indians’ MoHonaRy Famous Bob Ricci went lii for toe score Bins Devils (6) ing time out to sit for even a sec­ eran Bob Sitonelker was the big* action Thieeday. The Indians, who second game would be Friday If I^ndaberg, Scott, Morlarty, (ziennsy can turn your kitchen into Gleimey, will take"over iho oamplete on the next play. NIelWjn, Herdlc. ond, has now seen his charges go gun in toe Pittsburgh upsqt of were fifth ranked In the field ef victorioue Tuesday. * The Knights came right back Tackles; Steely, Machcll. '» Keeney, down to defeat three* times, twice Cleveland that dropped toe wm an efficient workroom that wUl agye }oh . . . fi^m pianhing to instiUiaf and went 41 yards for the tylng"«an«en Welsh. Browns out of a sha^e of second _ ------Barton, Strickland, in Ivy Lqag play, in six‘games. steps. They’ll re-route traffic of chil­ TD with Dick QuinnOulnn scoringacorinsr both Donovan. 'Gabby. ' Stopped on Ground place in the East. k the floor tile. An^, Glenn^ will stAnd the touchdown and two points af­ Centers; Dingwall, Halkenson. The Ells could not generate, any Schnelker, released by' Mlnne'fi IS So GOLF dren and husband so it won’t interfere C o u n try " C lu b ter. George Gataldi tackled toe Backs: Rissl, Gibson. Hanning , Kus- kind of a march, save for the last Of/ MANCHmSIl back of the job... if anything ahould. mlckas. Hughes. Kearns, Hack onald, sota two weeks ago, picked up ISoiS with meal preparation. Proper selec­ Devils’ Bill Moorhouse in his own Moorehouse. Cartier. period score against clean shlrted -yards on seven receptions,' a n ^ - anoHER auss 00. lOtohen EliUlPMENT go wrong, a phono call ^11) brihir fin YOUR AUTOMATIC SATCBDAY end zone for the safety with the Devils ...... -..S' 0- 0 O - 6 second and third stringers. Up the scored the winning touchdown o u •-3019 tion of color and ample light will make BEST SELEOTED 16 Knights’ second toiichdown coming Knights----...... 8 0 2 6—16 middle, Dartomouth’a line. was ta t WEST M B& m j TliRRP g t t Got a golfer oa your list 7 Hero’* NJEL OIL on a 34-yard pass play In toe final „TDs: Ricci (2-yd. plunge). Quinn a 26-yar now sporja 'a 4-2 won-losa mark, 3- This. week’s sclredule has Greeq [ MIRRORS (Fir«plac« and Poor) Frank Splecki, all 88, opening period but the Plumbers Ends; Patulak, Leber, 'Monsegllo, 1-in Ivy-League play. Since 1926 Bay at Chicago in a show-down o COMPLETE SETS o GOLF BAI

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, , . , ■ - '. - ■______. • ■*.' MANCHESTES SVEKIKG HERALD. MANtmESTBR. COMM., MONDAY. NOVEMBER t. 1^1 MANCHESTER EYEKlNG HERALD. M ^CH ESTER. CONNV'MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1961 P A G l v y U l l H Hmuehold Geode 51 B o m m IioM SorrMife THERE QU6HTA BE A LAW V BY PAGALX R;$)Bu Wlthont Board 59 Hooflca For R«nt 65 Hoqms lor Solo - 72 Bokim fbr Salt Houses for Sale 72 Rockville-Vembn O ffw S I8»A FRIOBD FOR-quick ealo - uaod DNE BEDROOM, prlvat# entrance, Six ROOM houM on Center St,, SIX ROOM OOLONUL, 4 ysara MANCHESTER—9-11 Lllley Street. GOOD Ihd dof for 4S dayA . refrigsratori, dryer, GomMttaUon M ANC^STBR—Excellent custom FotoUr, M tra w good location, I l f Cooper m il St! 3100 a moilth. J. D. Realty, kQ old. Consisting of thrsa latgs Lirga 2-family duplex, 2-car ga­ built 6 room ranch. Featursa In­ WEAVnra at Buna, motli iMlaa weeheiydrysr, Tel. liQ 34863 * n 6-0665. CLASSIFIED Till SUMIOAlf CTMDtOTHin’ UTtlf 2lo»/IT X M EMWK, VATM TllailASM 08 r. lAU pay |75 for use. Cafl 8-8129. ______. bedrooms, Uvtog room,- din­ rage, 3 oil steam furnaces, 8H clude two full baths, 2-car garage, and tom clothlar, .'hoaiary runa, in g . room rad kitchen buUt-tos. haadbaga rapatrad. tlppar ra- fiCaf-CMMIM fUllHflS M THPQ OIICMtM MID NMIOl)-VA0 ( O i r O t f ^ b a b y (i^MBis from t».9)S to 349.96; baths, ciiltrally located. West Side city water rad sewer. Large lot. Elections^ Budget Meetj^g COVBNTRY—4 room house, In­ IH biiths,. firsplace, hot water oU Realty, ^ 94815. ^ Convenient location. Phone MI placamenta. umbmllaa rapabrad, OOOP.lHTfCAUIOlT ^ , etjh mattrssses from $14.96 up;- ITOR RENT-Flirnlahsd room, sulated, arteslra well, hot .water, man’a ahlrt collato raVeraed and< 'hrseka old puppy. beby.- Junfpere, high chatra, teed- hsat, plastsrsd waUs, (uU insula­ 3-6273, Brae-Bum Realty, ’ ■d. W Haspl S t, MI 8-2170. fSt dr electric range. PI 2-7566. tion, beautiful enclosed porch, BOLTON Slated on Sepfo^dte DateB Kplacad: Marlow’p UtUa Mend­ ... tog tables, .blaypraa etc. 30% off 1 iwi — 'i I I ■1,1,1 II I iwii ing Shop.. patio, combination windows rad Manchestflr . v on cash sales; 0X13 vinyl ruga 'SINOI^'S.ROOM ranch with 8 bed­ $6,sob—5 room winterized cottage, 34.66, 30.93, 313.60; lamps from ATTRACTIVB clean ale'eplng room, doors, amealte drive city water rooms. CSitldren permtssibls. Rent rad sewerage, excellent condition new heat rad utilities. RockviIIs'’votera next month wlll^80^4 Spring St,; Louig Kelly CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS RAOIO-TV MEPAma all Diaaibna8~1i'gt«liw>- 33.98 up. Ctosmber’s Fumlturs parking, gentleman, its Spruce St. 3135.M1 8.7S19. S U B U R l^ N WMt Cara. pbMMgrapIto ebaagara. Sales, MI 34137. throughout. Near Main St rad be in the almost unique position of Rd.,1.. Ellington; Evelyn Krrtiar, 73 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Jawalft 4t •chooR. Priced to sell, (aiarlea 39.500—Economy 6 room-, ranch having two opportunities, instead PftieHe Knob, Dr., Wappinfl; JOMph . Honeat, acononiical. Quarantaad M GRBIBN MANORVILLE, Hazard- type home, privacy, $12,900^960 square foot Immacu­ daya. Famoua for aervlba (or W LEONARD W. TOST Jewslsrs — APARTMENT slse Hotpotoi refrig­ TWO BEDROOMS one with meala vllle—4 bedroom (Jape with or Lesperrace, MI 9-7620, of one, to decide the course of city Szarek, 120 Vernon Ave. GOOD GUERNSEY family cow dua late 5 room ranch, large, kitch­ operation in the next year. COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A D ^r. iraara Phone Ml t-48gT. Patte^' Repairs, «Musts watches ten n is erator, as good ee new, o r l^ M rad one with kitchen. Ml, 9-5469. without opUoh to buy, 1% baths, $10,5Vlat»— THREE ROOMS, heat, hot Water, Eidacaped 100X150 lot. 816,900. area, large, high, treed lot, ex- room, etc. Lightening protec-’ Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m> model, Marlow’s, 387 Mato St. tween the elections and the budget- (or all areas, except matermty> Mm aiaartlaaaMart wMI eat ae eaaiaetoO kr ' GRUNDER’S upholstering 30 De­ Tenenenta 63 bath, parking, $75 a month. Call , cellent location. Owners out of tlon; one half acre. Minimum meeting prompted the decision. WALLPAPER and paint aale—non after ,4ji.m . PI 24975. state. down, VA, FHA financing, where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6 :$9 pot Square. Expert work. Antiques Garden--- Fina— Dairy 17 CUBIC FOOT chest freezer, 9 GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. D, Robert Wolverton The city charter sets the first to 8 p.m.; and private rooms Or modem. Fine selection fsbrica. gloaa’ aan white, 34.85g *■ gai- anxious owners transferred to Tuesday in December as the aate PrfNlncta SO months old, 3186. MI 3-0494. Realty, 470 Main Street, Ml SEVXKtAL furnished 4 room apart­ Florida. where the.’V are 10 am. to 8 p.m. leathor. plastic. Antiques, love- white, 32.85 grtion. 34128. ments available today, good loca­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO of'the annual meeting. Also, it im- Dial Ml 3-2711 trrison Pa' Visitors are requested not t* aesta, chairs (or sale. MI t-4832, 'aint Store, 385 Center -CHANCE OP A LIFETIME tion. PI 2-6828. ‘John Blssell. (5ros8 Agency REALTOR MI 8-2766 illes that biennial elections shall smoke In patient’s rooms. No moro Ml »-S064. S t FOR s a l e —Baldwin. Macs. Cort­ TO GO HOUSEKEEPING land u d Delicious Mtoles at ths THREE ROOMS and bath, heat, St., Coventry. LAWRENCE F. FIANO te held the first Tuesday of De­ than two risitors at one time per CUSTOMER MOVING TO electrlciay included. Centrally lo­ MI 8-1914 Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 cember In odd years. AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- SNOW BLOWERS - From 376.35 farm. Louis Buncs, 529 West Cen­ Realtor MI 8-2766 patient. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA cated, 38b. Phone MI 8-2487 9-5 GRACIOUS .suburban living —' 6 Ed Crawford r a 9-4410 The budget will be recommended Bter 3 piece living room set; sofa and up. Parta rad jurvice Capi­ ter St., telephone MI 8-8116 SO THEY CAN'T USE THIS only. room Cape, fireplace large lot, CLEAN 2-family, 4-4-2, double ga­ TALCOTTVTLLE—2-femIIy 5-4. 2 tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St. rage, recently painted, excellent by the city council Dec. 6 for adop­ Patients Todav: 189 and 3 chairs. 3146. Choose from TAKE 8 YEARS TO PAY! basement garage, oil heated. 15 large lots, business zone, hue line. FIVE ROOM 3 bedroom ranch. group of -fine (abrlCs. Work done Hours 7-6 dklly, 7-8 Thursday. 7-4 HAND PICKED MACS 31.38 a condition, good Investment. Dis- Tongren Agency, MI 8-6321. tion by the voters. The council on ADMITTED SATURDAY: Ray­ FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE basket. Bring your, own eontstoer. WANTED THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ minutes from Manchester. Refer­ Must be seen to appreciate. Re­ Nov. 14 will approve the budget mond Masaltis. 14 Arch S t; Clar­ by expert craftsmen on our prem­ Saturday. Reliable, Honeat, Peraon \ ing heat, hot water, and gas for coe Agency, MI 9-0636. H oi^ 8 till dark. Betti’s, 380 Bush ence, lease and deposit required. MAN(3HESTER — Older Colonial duced for quick sale, Xfl 9-8211. proposal. The council's various ence Wood. 120 Woodland St.; ises. All work fully guaranteed. TO TAKE OVER cooking: gas stove and electric re­ . Call MI 9-1786 or MI 84144. MU) Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine TV ANTENNAS, tubas, parts and MANCHESTER—New Listing. Six home, 6 rooms and sunporch, 2 commissions are drawing up their Mrs. Marion Trask, Blast Hartford; A 24-HOUR WANT AD AN8WERIN6 UNPAID BALANCE frigerator f:irnlshed. Call MI 9-7787 room Cape, 5 roome completely St., exclusive Cheney Fabric | aecasaoriea sals to our famous "Do from 5-7 p.m. only. acre lot, 2 blocks from Main St., budget recommendations now. Frank Shea. 25 Union St.; Mrs. NOTICE TO JOB Help Wanted— Female 35 it yourself department. Receiving MONTHLY PAYMENTS refinished, one partial, beautiful Lota For Sjile 78 Flaherty could give no .estimate Rose Finley. West Hartford; Miss salesroom,, in Manchester. Ml Help Warned— Male .36 Fertilizera Huuses For Sale 72 good condition throughout,, exert* . SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS 3-7332. Budget terms arranged. APPLICANTS tubes, 40% off. AST picture tubes, SO-A 316.79 kitchen, nice back yard, amesite lent location for children. Asking of the coming budget but Indicated Marjorie Lyttle, 66 Laurel St.; WOMAN, experienced, for counter EXPERIENCED exhibit bililder, most "31” slse. 921.9S, and up. In­ 8 - ship guaranteed. 388 Autumn St person. Psrkade' Bakery, Man­ Honaefioid^Goeda' 11 cartonz with original factory FOUR R(X)M apartment, first 9-1464 , garage, good location, 314,900? 5 sidewalks, curbs, excellent loca­ non In (^tober totaled 3144,080, ning September 3, 1961, employes events tni 8. Sstunlay till 8. aerial numbers. information or appointment call according to monthly reports filed nee' DesJardins. 80 Benton St.; MI 8-4860. engaged in Interstsiie jr foreign chester Shopping Parksde. WANTED—Reliable' man as truck Prices to effect tUl^pply Is ex­ floor, oil heat, garage, central. Ml room older home $9,450; short way McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., XO tion. For additional informatien aad leave year toeMaga. Ten’ll hear trees ear adverhaer to )lg driver. Good proposition for right RUGS, NEVER , used, 9x12; solid Beautiful Weatlnghouae Elec. BUSINESS ZONE—3 room home m or appointment. Call McCarthy by the city and town building in­ Henry Butler, 19 Maple St„ Rock­ commerce or in the production of hausted or replaced by similar beige', 335; Bxl5 green, 388;' Elec­ 9-5815 out—two bedroom ranches, like 9-5391, John Panciera, r a 9-1898. Ubm wlthoat apeatfag aO eratoag at the toleahoae. BIDWELL ROME Improvement STEADY RELIABLE woman to man. New System Laundry, Har­ Refrigerator excellent condition off Bast Crater new, over one acre land. $13,900 Enterprises, MI 9-5391. John Pan­ spectors. ville; Mrs Laura Ecabert, 26 Fos­ 6 goods for such commerce must be items. Satellite Encctronic Servic^ trolux vacuum, sacrifice, 3^. BU Company—all titpes of aiding and help with housework, one day .a rison St. Beautiful Bedroom Suite Street. Good location for doctor, and $13,900. Many more all price 81 EDISON ROAD—6 room C^pe, ciera, ra 9-1898. The value of permits and fees ter St.; Ms. Thelma Burnett, 133 paid not less than 31.16 an hour week. 9-3, provide own transporta- 165 School Street, Mancheeter, Ml 8-695S. Beautiful Living Room Suite halrdresaer, etc. 338,000 For fur­ in the rural area totaled $95,170, Main St.; Mrs. Sarah Bums, East rooflnp. Aluminum clapboards a and St least time and one-half for 8-178I. BISSELL STREET—4 rooms $70. ranges. Call ths Ellsworth Mitten hot water oil heat excellent value speciaiyr. Unexce’Jsd workman- tlon. good pny pay. MD...... 9-3494. MAN TO WORK nights,to dough­ Beautiful Dinette Set MI 9-5229. 9-6. ther toformatibn call the Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Ml $4980. MI at $13,900, Philbrick Agency. MI according to Inspector Arthur F. Hartford: Otto Miller, East Hart­ hours worked after 40 in a work­ nut shop. No experleric'e necea- Agency, Ml 9-8464. TWO B ZONE lots with city water. ford; Janies Gleeson, 228 School ' Liost ami Feand Automobiles for Sale 4 i ship, m ONE DELCX) oil burner to excel­ TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar- Beautiful "De Luxe” Range 9-5524. 9-8464. Huntington. The amount included week unless specifically exempt. WAITRESS WANTED nighu, 6 "*ry. Apply A A R Donut Shop, Instead of Weatlnghouae Elec. THREE, five and six room apart' Union St., $2,400. Call 9-6495. six new houses valued at 385,000; 81.; Mrs. Anne McNeill, 5 Lawton Employes Ot certain large ret^ , p.m. to 1 a.m. Apply Oak Grill,’ SO lent condition, with all needed low’e, 867 Main. Oill Ml 9-6231. 811,900-8 BEDROOM xanch, fire­ Rd.; Steven Greene, Bolton Cen­ LOST—Woman’s diamond and wed­ 1858 OLDSMOBILE Super 88. 273 Brora. No calls. parts, cheap, also hot water heat­ Refrigerator If you prefer ments, newly renovated, steam BOI TON—Large seven room co­ CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, 32 miscellaneous permits for-SlO,- Roofing and Chimngya 1J>-A service, construction, and other en- Oak St. Ruga. Lampa, Tablea, Linoleum heat, hot water, automobile space place, aluminum storm windows, large living room with fireplace, LOT 110x150, south end of Wood- ter Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Eula Zelto- ding rings soldered together. Date power brakes, power steering, er. MI 9-8898. A GOOD SELECTION of sterilised, large lot. cellar. Carlton W. lonial with an attached two-car 170; 37 certificates of occupancy: on b ^ 8-37-68. Call MI 8-486S. good running car. MI 8-4348. ______terprlses must be paid not less ■ and a Few Other Articles or garage available. Call MI garage. Beautiful lot. Owners formal dining room, family size bridge St, City water and sewer and 11 trade llcentes. ski, Coventry; Robert Dobson, ROOFING — Specializing repairing !■ than 31.00 an hour after September GIRL WANTED for office work at reconditioned used furniture for Hutchins, Ml 9-5183. age, residential A zone. MI Salesmen Wanted ' 36-A TOOL MAKER’S tools in wooden every room, including appliances. EVERYTHING S-6910.> moved, priced sensibly T. J. kitchen 3 l^room s, IH baths, Fees turned over to the town Stafford Springs; James Berzins, FOUND—One female mongrel puj>- WANTED—1949-1951 Chevrolet or roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut 8. 1961, but no overtime for such North End of town, mostly billing, Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1677. recreation room with fireplace, 3-6685. 120 Forest St.; (jhristopher Rapp, some other clerical work includ­ chest for sale. Excellent condition; 30% off on new dinette, kitchen THE UNPAID MANCHESTER—A half block off amounted to 3567.50. py, black and white. Call' Bolton Ford, real good condition. Call ter work, chimneys cleaned, k - employment is required until Sep­ priced at leas than half of retail enclosed breezeway, attached ga­ In Rockville, permits rad fees East Hartford; Ross McAlpine, 36 paired. Aluminum aiding. 80 tember 8. 1963. If you are offered ed. Please apply in person at AD BOOK MATCHES. Sell full or sets, mattresses. Credit terms. La- BALANCE PRICE WEST CENTER ST.- Main Street, 7 room (^lonlal, IH Dog Warden, MI 8-7601. after 7 p.m. MI 9-0168. part-time. Dally cash commissions value. Can be seen by appoint­ Blanc Furniture Hospital, 188 ONLY 3418.26 ' rooms, 366. baths. 4 room down, 3 bedrooms SPLIT LEVEL—A lovely 6% room rage, landscaped yard 91x194. represented a value of '348,910. Marion Dr.; Mary Chagnot, East years’ experience. Free eatlrostes less by covered employers, or If Gregg A Son. Inc., 65 Hilliard. St., MI 9-5339, 9-5. split level placed on a nicely Marjpn E. Robertson, Broker. Xn Resort Propertr Fop Sale 74 Hartford; Lellla Gauyln, Windsor- Call Howley, MI 8-5861. MI 8-0763. you have questions concerning this Manchester. bring you big, steady earnings. ment. Call MI 9-5601 after 4:30 South St.,, Rockville. TR 8-31T4. Free storage until wanted. Free de­ up. Modern kitchen, 8 porches, The amount included two new Year 'round s^ea, no slack sea­ p.m. Open 8-8, Saturdaye till 6. Ws also landscaped half acre- lot is avail­ 8-5968. houses, three garages and a $200 ville; ^ --Mrs. Mafy McCulley. 18 FOUNI>—One male Beagle. Call law or other actiritles of the U.S. livery. Free set up by our own CENTRAL, East Hartford—4 rooms well shaded lot, 2-car garage, able. This beautiful home Includes BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Trailers— Mobile Homes 6-A SEVEN WEE3CS Until Christmas! son. Sales helps, leads. Free Mas­ buy house lots of furniturs. $15,900. Philbrick Agency, Ml fallout shelter. Grove St.; Judy Watson, Wilson Bke. Can 3-4608. LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ Help Wanted— Female 85 wood, Chicago 19, 111. No obligation, 3-5129. quick sale, $18,900. Philbrick your property. No red tape, Hon­ BIRTHS TESTE31DAY: A son ' line sizes, delivered and installed. fice $39.50. BU 9 - ^ . patio with fireplace, and many hall, breakfast room, ■ laundry est value. H. J. Bradley, XD 3-7879. School pupils will go back to censed driving school trained — PART OR full-time women wanted Agency, Ml 9-8464.. area, 1% baths, wall-to-wall carpet­ to Mr. and Mrs. John Weerden, 470 Radlo-TV Repair CONNECTICUT Regiatered L.P.N. Truck Jack, chains. Very reason­ A—L—B—E—R—T— S FOUR ROOM apartment, central­ more. For additional Information school tomorrow night covering an Certified and m>proved ia now of­ for three nights. 11-7 m.m. shift in to organize and train women in EXECUTIVE SALES able. MI 9-1863. . 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ing, paneled recreation room, eight-period olasa schedule in two Hartford Rd.; a son .to Mr. and Annoancements Services 18 our-sales department. Steady Three Rooms of Furniture ly located. Near bus. Adults. MANCHESTER—5% room ranch, Or appointment call Mc(3arthy En WISH SOXtEONE to hradis you? fering classroom and behind convalescent home In Rockville. OPPORTUNITY Open Nights till * p.m.-Sat. 6 p.m. baths, plus exceptional recrea­ terprises, Inc., Ml 9-5391, Jalousied rear porch, storage attic, real eatate? (Jail me at Ml 94320 hours. Mrs. James Doherty, 6 Fern 8 t., wheel toatnicllon for terasgera work, excellent opportunity. For SNOW TERES buy 2 new tires — FROM MODEL HOME Available Dec. 1. MI 8-1894. John B ia BKITR RUMMAGE sals - Tel. TR 5-4291, tion room, with buljt-ln bookcases Panciera. MI 9-1898. rad, of course, a garage. •or prompt and courteous senrlcs -Principal Richard M. Sawyer Rockville; a daughter.to Mr. rad MI 9-8076. ^ TV SERVICE—All maksa. Honeat, further information call MI get 3 new wheeii free. No down Mrs. Jrtm Gantopolo, 369 Parker Wednesday, Nov. 8, and Anraday, Economical. High quality parts. 3-0886. MANCHESTER—Two blOckg from rad bar. Well landscaped corner Joseph Barth, Broker. Said the program for the parents payment. Cole’s Discount Station, Cost Over 1700 TAPPAN, 4'-burner, ga.q range 293 SPRING ST.—Ride .by this St.; a daughter to Mr: rad Mrs. Eu­ Nov. 8, 8:80 Am.-3-p.m. 897 Main Guaranteed 80 days Famous fW EXPERIENCED Main St.—4>4 rooms, heat, hot lot. $19,900. Philbrick Agency, MI Is a new Idea — parents will at­ MORTLOCR’S Ortvtog School—Of­ .. Age no factor 488 Center St. with broiler 330, MI 3-8683. a it in g Bt. negct to ths Pet service since 1981. Phone MI WOMAN TO work In doughnut water, garage, second floor, $80. 9-8464. beautiful Gambolatl ranch, has Elva Tyler, Realtor CASH W tor property own­ tend the classes their children do, gene Hayber, Lebanon. fice, 443 Mato St.. Manchester. SEWING MACHINE ..Limited travel NEVER BEEN USED been reduced to below market ers. Please call us before y w buy BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to Leanilim correctly "May Save 8-4687. Potterton's, ISO Crater St. shop, 6 a.m. to 1 p.m., qo e.xper- ..Repeat business OIL IN YOUR 3 gallon can. 31.18 CHERRY bookcase bed, box spring Adults Or older children. Write learning the aims and content of OPERATORS- Sale Price $888 Box 168, Town, MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, value at $21,900. For appointment MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 or sell. Sueedy service. J. D. each course from the teacher. Mr. and Mrs. William Bender, Co­ Tour Life.’’ Driver education lence necessarv. Applv A A R ..Established protected territory full price. Always low prices at and mattress $30, 36” gas range Realty. U1 8-5139. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Donut Shop, 278 Broad. No calls. ..No relocation excellent ckset and storage space, to see call the R. P. Dimock Co., Each class period will last 10 lumbia: a son to Mr. and Mr*. claaaea. Member, Connecticut Pro­ Apply Coronet Gasoline, 568 Center St. Pay Only $4 Week oven broiler and storage space THREE ROOM apartment, $69, large enclosed porch, 2-car ga-. MI 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI MANCHESTER—Headquartere for Lebro Urbanettt, 19 Green XCanor fessional Driving Seboo] Aasn. Ml available. all houn. Satisfaction .. High commission and bonus 825, Limed oak cedar chest, year minutes, telescoping the normal ELSCntOLDX Sales and Sendee, guaranteed. Call MI 6-1815. BOOKKEEPER with payroll tax heat, hot water, refrigerator, stove rage, $19,700 Philbrick Agency, ra 9-7702. Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. two tenements. Why not call us? HELP! DUE to many recent sales, Rd.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8-7388. Manchester Modes, Inc. .. Sales tuning' LIONEL ELEX7TRIC train set, Sacrificing complete bedroom, old, excellent condition $40,' Call 94464. West Side Realty, MI 9-6315. our listings are low. Buyerii are class day Into two hours, between DOPOBo FQpraMOlUXWB, Aim a experience for accounting office. and utilities, available immedi­ 7:35 and 9:35. Regular class ses­ Wilson, 549 E- Center St. Ameu, SOS Henry St. TeL MI TELEVISION antandaa and rotor O-gaugc, 9-piece set, plus trans­ complete living room and Utchra MI 94814. BOLTON—$2,300 and you can as waiting for all types of property. PRBS’ARB FOR dri'ver’s test. Pine Street Some typing experience preferred. former and ertraa. Ml 8-6677. ately, adults only. MI 8-8694. OAK ST.—2-famiIy, 5 roomg each, sions for the students are 46 min­ DISCHARGED SATURDAY; 84M50. systems installed and repaired. CJall MI 9-2206. decorator furniture from model dis­ TWO-FAMILY ranch, 5-4, enclpsud sume the first mortgage on this If selling buying or trading, call Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class Manchester play home. We will give you trra Co m b in a t io n IFiorence gas and with '8-car garage, income $235 utes long. Mlsi Elaine Schultz, 156 Orchard Serving Manchester and aur- 4H ROOMS. Bath, heat, garage, breezeway, garage, two (urnabes, real nice 5 room ranch with ga­ at once. Free inspections upo’n re­ St., Rockville; Mrs. Emma Schind­ PERMANENT removal of unwant­ room. Three tostnictors. No wait­ OSBORNE KEMPER delivery and free storage up to one oir stove. Very reasonable. Call aluminum siding, fireplace, 246’ monthly. Broker JA 3-4309 or BU quest, Call the Ellsworth Mitten At 9:35, there will be an assem­ ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ rounchng areas. Modern TV Serv­ MEDICAL Assistant for responsible Building Materials 47 after 6. Ml 9-3420 modern, second floor. Good neigh­ rage located In the Bayberry sec­ ler, 585 Adams St.; Mrs. Selma ed hair. Mias Blanche Mason, 540 ice, 405 Center St., MI 8-2306. position in doctor’s office. Box B, THOMAS, INC. year. borhood," Good location. MI 9-3685. frontage, trees, greenhouse, excel­ tion, T. J. Oqckett Realtor MI 9-5780. Agency, Realtors, Member of XILS bly period in the auditorium where my, PI 2-7248. Help Wanted— Mnie 36 service, Ml 3-6930. parents will be brought up to date Rask, 47 Spruce Bt.; Mias Delores Vernon St, Manchestei\ Conn. By Herald. REFRIGERATOR with freezer, ex- lent condition. (Jnly $19,500. Carl 3-1577. appointment. Phone bu 9-9020 RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, with 78 years experience to Adver- YOUR BEST BUY IS AT NORMAN’S AVAILABLE Dec. 1—Immaculate ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. BOLTON on theory, curriculum, scheduling Albright. Vernon Inn Trailer PHARMACIST full or part-time. tiaing and sales promotion pro­ cellent condition, cost $300, sell WARM AND cozy 3 bedroom Cape Court, Vem ip; Roy (3odin, 460 free pickup and delivery on small, CLERK-TYPIST Part-time. Must 448 HAR-TFORD ROAD half price, MI 9-9037. 3 rooms rad bath^ second floor. Near main highway-^-one old 9 rad guidance. Sawyer rad mem­ WANTED^Riders to Pratt A Whit Busineas Services Offered 13 radios, phonographs. Hours 3-10 be accurate typist. Write to P. O. State qualifications and salary ex­ grams has several openings for ex­ NATIONAL MI 8-1524 Heat, hot water, parking includ­ Just off Main St., Hollister School room single; one 4 room single on Legal Notice bers of the school guictance depart­ Main St.; Haitpld Helm, 25 Sprue* ney, tint Miift, eouth parking lot, p.m. H A E Radio and TV. Ml Box 1005, Manchester, Conn. pected. Write Box Z-Herald perienced salesmen In Hartford A Before you buy furniture any­ ed. 11 Division St., $95 a month. district, custom built, priced to nine acres land, a "do-it-yourself ment will be the speakers. Ar ques­ St.; Mrs. Julla'Healy, 111 Grand CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Northern Conn, areas. Birch Paneling—Preftoished CREDIT MANAGER seeks reliablie 21 Westminster AT A COURT OF PROBATE h-M in from Bolton Lake and central and 8-5682, MI 3-1478. where—shop at Norman’s party who would like to take pos­ J. D, Realty; MI 8-6129. sell. MI 3-4777. Owner challenge,” priced for quick sale. tion and answer period will follow Ave., Rockville; Harold Hall, north Manchester. PI 3-8820. Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 JEWELS — BEADS — WANTED — Qoiinter man Must 35c sq. ft. V-mon, within and for tho District of Nianttc; Mrs. Efthrt Belahger, between 1:30-4:30 or any time For interview call Diet. Sales Mgr. Oiling Tile 6c iq. ft. session of 8 brand new rooms of Elllnzton, County of Toliand. Slats of The Rockville High School par know a little About meat, 3-7 p.m. 95 W. MIDDLE Tpke. 4% room Road MANCHESTER—3 room Dutch Co ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Connecticut, on the 3rd day ot Novem­ ents night is Scheduled for Nov Wapplng; Mrs. Madrtine (^ttito. RIDE WANTED from Manchester Saturday or Sunday. MiUingry Dresamsking 19 Pepin’s Grocery, Route 44A, Bol­ Special 2x4 Studs 30c ea. famous furniture including stove duplex apartment, all conven­ lonlal, living room wltti fireplace, ber. 1961. BAUBLES • Mr. Neil Blum, JAckson 8-3641 and refrigerator (66 pieces) com­ REALTOR 17. Parent-teacher conferences In West Wllllngton, David Caya, Wll- West Side to Pratt A Whitney. Wil­ ton. , . Special PlyVood Sheathing 9c ft. iences. available Dec. 1. Adults Brand New Listing formal dining room, family size Preaent, Hon. Thomaa F. Rady limantic; Samuel Vaeantl, 101 ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An­ Tues. and Wed., 8 a.m.-13 Dutch Doors 128.95 ea. plete—for unpaid 'balance of only r a 3-8440 r a 9-6938 Judge the elementary schools are ached low St., 8-4:45. CsU MI 88-1859 SEWING TO be done? Dressmak­ Earn extrA $$$ for your • SEPTIC TANKS only. Call MI 8-2785 before 5 p.m. dolonial minded? This ohe has kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full base Estate of Mary Bieleckl of Vernon, Grandview St.; David Stratton, ' 5:U. tiques included. Work guaranteed. ing and ialterationa. Reasonable, Knotty Pine Paneling—all 8 ft. CLEANED aad INSTALLED $286.64, Orig. $569.96. CTustomer is everything! Excellent floor plan- uled for Nov. 15 and 16. MI 8-1963 ment, oil heat, side porch, garage, MANCHESTER In said District, alleged an incapable In conjunction with American 165 McKee St.; Joseph FYey, 43 m 3-8688. Christmas Season thru Jewel­ ISc eq. ft. moving out of state rad is willing FIVE ROOM apartment, second for family living, 1’^ baths, • 8 amesite drive, nicely landscaped person. Upon the application of Walter P. Education Week, beginning next LInnmqre Dr.; Mra. Celia 0 ’L«ary, ry Fashion Shows. Help Wanufi— O dar Closet Lining 30c sq. ft. to sacrifice at thlg big loss. Take floor, heat and hot water. 8110 closets heated recreation room, at­ lot, desirable location. Call Mc­ $14,500 - 6 room Ranch, plastered EXPERT FURNITURE reftoish- ESTIMATOR • SEWERS over smsll weekly payments of Bieleckt for . an order authorizing him Monday, parents will be Invited to 36 Ldtchfleld St.; Mrs. Gladys tog. repair, and touch-up.* MI Male or Female 37 West Coast Lumber, truckloads MACHINE CLEANED monthly. MI 9-02M. tic, Jalousled praeled breezeway, Carthy Enterprises, Inc. Ml walls, full basement, conven­ to mortgage real eatate aituated In the Hanson, 32 Sratina Dr.; Paul Moving—^Tracking- 1. We pay 80% coflimission Gd. bckgrOund in machining, 397 per M only $3.50.- No money down. 1st 2-car garage, built 1954. 9-5391, John Panciera, XU 9-1898. iently located. Town of 'Vernon, more fully deicribed stt in on various class periods at NEED A hnd your credit 8-7287 mter 8,;80 p.m. pay. In Jra. Living room includes FIVE ROOM flat, centrally located, In eald application. It ia the elementary schools. Invitattons Kristoff, 235 Spring St.; John V Storage ' 20 to Director. plus some methods, matli and es­ BUILD YOUR future, grow with 8d A 'l6d Common Nails 38.86 keg tnmed down? a ioit «o ' timating exp. Some college pref. Mott’e. Help us build anl open t Peg Board 18c • INSTALLATION major pieces rad lamps, rugs, svsllable Dec. 1. $85. Call MI ASSUME 4%% mortgage. $1,800 $16,200 — 14x18 master bedroom, ORDERED: That aald ap will’ be extended by the principals Waggoner, Storre; Duane Jones, ment? Baaknipt ______TREE REMOVAL, pruning and a lot heard and determined at the Probate 399 Adams S t; Mrs. Evelyn Chap­ clearing. Frank C. Itobie, MI AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- 2. No investment, no collect- 86-8500. Gd. CIo. 2 resumes." new super markets to ' ona year. SPECIALISE tables. Bedroom complete with 9-9438 after 6. Elva Tyler, Realtdr down, 3102 monthly Includes oversized 6 room Cape, rec Office In Vernon (Rockville) on the Police Arreete Dent give 1 9 ! See t o n a l Doug­ moving. packing, storage. Low Experienced and above average CASH 'N CARRY bedding, sheets, pillowcases, etc. everything. 514 room ranch, fire­ room, fireplace, etc., garage, 14th day of November, 1961 at 10:30 Adrian Dubois, 46, of Brown man, Claatonbury; Mrs. Lydia S t 9-6053. flo deliverinj'. o'clock in the forenoon; and that public las. get the lowdown 00 rats on long distuce moves to M g r . w o r k s t a n d a r d s men and women will advance Dinette set 'with dishes rad silver-' MANCHESTER-Bolton town line—3 place, cellar, large lot. Carlton W. n(ce nrtghborho^, owner has Ridge Rd., Tolland, was arrested Pierre, Windsor Locks; Mrs. Agnes Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells i large rooms, $110 monthly, auto­ MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 notice be given to all pergone interest­ down and amaUast paymema. any- 0 0 8 MA APPLIANCE 8 ervf(W-Ra- I. Personalised service. Ml rapidly. Opentega available in all Town RNd Country ware. If Interested, call JE 2-1443, Hutchins, MI 9-6183. purchased another home, ed In said eatate to appear. If they eee Saturday night in Rockville and L«duc. 61 Bdmuiid. St.; Mrs. arhars. Not a Small loaa or " We pay commissions I.E. or M.E. plus 10-16 yrs. exp. National | matic heat, stove, refrigerator, Frances Baker, 124 Spruce St.; paira all makes lefrlgeraton, il87, CH 7-1423. in work standards plu* 6 yrs. supr. departments. Apply Mott’s Super anytime. 9 to 9 p.m. Ask for 89 LYNESS ST. Very good buy. cause, and be heard thereon by pub­ charged with driving under the in­ weekly. Credit JJttr. Furniture Discount Venetian blinds, a pleasant place 69 DALE RD.—Richardson built $18,900—6-6 duplex, 3-car garage, lishing a copy of this order in a Mrs.' Anne Fitiler, 12 Pioneer iv^teeaan, washing machtoea. dry- exp. to w. and s. 2-8 yrs. coat, MarkeU, 687-Middle l>ke.. East, NATIONAL LUMBER. INC.' DRAINAGE CO. Drive by. Call for details. Carlton newspaper having a circulation in said fluence of liquor or drugs. Super- e » ranges, ol) and gas burnera. MANCHESTER Package DeJir . . Manchester. Center, 322, Main St.. Holyoke. to live. Shown by appointment. W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. ranch home, IH baths, 2 fire­ large lot. Circle; Mrs. Mary Prlvlzrino, 23 ^ II ■ ^ ■■■■■■— - Light tr u c k ^ and package-l l^liV^ plus some union relations and 881 STATE STREET MI 3-5983.' Probate District and by posting a like numerary Patrolman Allen G. Nel­ MTA^jWS. AU work gnaranteed. Don’t delay, Ml) today OR Ml M143 Free courtesy car will pick you place. 3-car sarage, immaculate copy on the sign post at the Town Hall son Jr. took Dubois Into custody Plymouth Lane; Mi*. Helen 1365 BUICK, Special Hardtop ery. Refrigerators, grievancea. pre-determined motion NORTH HAVEN. CONN, HOLLISTER ST.—7H room Dutch condition, reduced to $34,900. R. $26,soil—A large 6 room home rad in said 'Vernon, all on or before Novem­ time, wage Incentive plans etc 2 LKTENSEID real eatate aaleamen up and return you home. on Tolland Ave. about 9:30 after Deskus, Wapplng; Peter LaFond, Riviera, 3-door. Best mifer. W SAM'S UP^USTERT - ReUred stove moving si F^idtog 13-3455 or OR 8-9829, Avon, Or saleswomen, Andover, Bolton, Colonial, IH. baths, beautiful mod­ F. Dlmock Co., XU 9-8248. Bar­ a separate 4 room home, 8-car ber 6th ]9#1 and return make to this 32 Wellington Rd.; infant son of SA776. chairs for rent *|Conn. resumes. 311-815,000. OHeatnut 8-3147 SEWING MACHINE, 1961 model, F'urnished Apartments 68-A garage on a large lot. Ideal for Court (lYthe notice given. tailing a car he said was being from the n on. Can take ears of Coventry. Manchester areas. Of­ ern kitchen, excellent closet space, bara Woods, xn 9-7702 Johanna TBy order of the Court, driven erratically. Aity. and Mrs. Vincent Diana, all your uitornktoring needs at fice facilities, Montpetit Agency, never used, worth over $130, sacri­ large lot with trees. Philbrick Evans. Xn 9-5653. in-laws, etc. Near center. ^ ELSIE M. NEFF. Clsrk. OLDER CARS machamee spe­ MANCHSiSTERr^trvlng and Truck- TWO ROOM apartment, furnished, Dubois posted 3500 bond- for 140 Benton St.; Xtrs. Elinor Mur­ great savtoga. C a lk ^ 3-2878. GIRL WANTED, some retsil ex­ WAGE ADMINISTRATOR PI 3-8736, fice $48. MI 9-1163. Agency, MI 9-8464. dock and daughter, RFD 2; Mrs. cials, amt youTMlf c a n , a lw i^ tog Company. Local and long dis­ perience, _ delicatessen. Apply to and utilities. Lovely location, suit­ MANCHESTER — Bowers School LAWRENCE F. FIANO STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Tbwn of court appearance Nov. 21. a good aelecUoa. Lotdi boiiad our Degree, some engr. tr. or exp. help, FOR SAU able for one or two adults. Call Andovffr. Court of Common PIfa* Henry and Helen McFarlrae of Julia Durig and son, Wapplng; HOME l a n d s c a : tance moving. packtog and stor- person, Lynn Poultry, Shoppii^Ihopping tol. Mfg. bckgrnd. Hourly wage HIGH SCHOOL etudenta wishing 113,900-^4 BEDR(30M Colonial, area. 6 room ranch, garage, fin­ REALTOR r a 8-2766 Georre lA»dd, County of Tollahd, Oclo- cfBce. Douglas Moton. « 8 Mato. age^,-Regnlar service throughout Pa'srkade ■ ■ NOTICE AT ' ■ after 6:30 p.m.'272 Main. wall-wall carpet, knotty pine V r T7. IMl. 31 Village St., Rockville, were ar­ Mrs., Joan Holley aiid eon, 180 maintenance, lawn fi only. College and 2-8 yrs. exp. or chance at college - acholarthlps. Musical Inatrumenta 58 ished, heated basement, hot water Ed Crawford r a 9-4410 Union St.. Rockville. hedge pn n^ g. Contact England states and Florida. After school work. Apply 771 Mato kitchen cabinets, formica count­ heat, dishwasher, city sewers, • Notice to the widow, heirs, repreaenta* rested ^ d a y qn a domeatlc com DODGE ROTAL 1958, 4-door, auto- 5-10 yrs. exp. vlthout degree. 2 ZONING BOARD ROCKVILLE — 3 room furnished TAIXXDTTVILLE—8 room home (ivea and creditors of Georfe Ladd, DISCHARGED 'YESTERDAT: Wbithain, MI 8-2S60, 3-5563. reeumee. 87-10,000. St., Manchester. Week days after PIANO TUNING $8. Repairs guar­ ers, aluminum storms, central. large corner lot. Ideal for family formerly of Andover. If any plaint rad were each charged with niatlt^ tranamission, power steer­ PART-TIME medical aasistant for OF APPEALS PUBUG AUGTION apartment, first floor, private en­ and office, business zone. Needs breach of pMce. McFarlrae posted Mrs. Rachel Hutton, 20 (Steatnut ing, radio, beater, new whRewalla, echqol, Saturday 8:30-9:80. anteed. Free estimates given-on trance. private bath, porch, hot Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. with school age children., within Upon the complaint of the plaintiff to S t; Mrs. Elizabeth Snow, 41 Ar- l a w n m o w e r s abarpraed doctor’s office. Box D, Herald. TOWN OF COVENTRY • request.. Call MI 3-1365, Kenneth I half mlla of High, Junior and work, A real buy. Bug line. Ton­ the above entitled action, praying for $50 bond, but Mrs. McFarlrae was extra anow-ttrer. Fender mhror. repaired aales and servtoe; |Ack ^"P^ntlng— Paporu^ 21 At an executiverasslon held Fri­ DATE: November 8» 1961 —Robinson. ^...... , water. $16 weekly. MI 8-0094 after CHOICE LISTINGS include B room gren Agency, r a 8-6321 reaaQna therein aet forth, for a fore­ released without ball. nott Rd.; Mrs. Olga Johnaon, 28B Private owner. 31,295. PI 2-7670. NEED CHRISTMAS money? 4 p.m . grade school, $18,990, Call owner, closure of tax llena on the properly Garden Dr,; Raoul L«Fevre, 218 up and delivery. Complete line ol Batker Personnel Sitnatlons Wintsd— day, Nbv. 3, 1961 the appeal of 10:00 A.M. stogie on Bigelow St. for $20,000; r a 3-8778; known as Taot No. 250 on a map en* Yhe couple is due’ in court Nov. Thro riders, reels, and rotaries, PAINTIN.m. 3-S9S8. New on Homestead St.- T. J. large kitchen, basement garage, are unknown, and that all reasonable Enrollment Up nart, 37 Cornell S t; JfShn Wol­ W o^ done at reasonable prices. 8-6082. CLEANmGv.^toan either 3 half ' phone calls. Miller Pharmacy, 399 er desire work, 88.50 per hour for •' i Chairman THREE ROOMS, heated, furnished effort! have been made since the Instlz Six-ty-two boys between eight and Green Road., V, iqiAilment, parking. MI 3-1303. Crodkett, Realtor, Xn 8-1577. large yard beautifully landscaped. tutlon pf said action to ascertain them, cott, 192 Main S t; Andtisw Ver- Ml 8-0796. days or VTmKtoy per week. Own both. Tel. JA 8-1484. ______' \ WALKER STREET—3 room Cape, 152 Green Road, Manchester. 13 years old signed up to play in 1857 i !iriifiVltOLET ^hardtop V-8. transportatiwi N^refbrred. Ml and have, failed, and that said widow, prauekus, Andover;' DebortUi .rad floor shift, g o«K cconditioh, ■■ ■ im- Wearing Apparel— Fan 57 screened porch, fireplace, 1-car XtANCHESTER—25. Avon Street, heirs, representatives and creditors Ute Vernon Community Basketball HANDY MAN SERVICE - Home, PAINTINO, papering, floor sand- 9-0118. have been ordered made parties defend­ Gregory Sears, Andover; Ranee xnsculate. sfle'r 6. MI 8-7600. Basiness Locations garage, shaded lot, 313,000. P«iU. $18,300. 6 room. Cape, 4 finished, - WAPPING • ' League during Saturday’s enroll­ Simon, 75 North St.; Harry Parke stores,, offices. Floors washed, Ing. Call Ml 9-0726. WOMEN’S DRESSES, skirts, and brick Agency. Ml B-8484. ant and to appear in said action on or ment session. League director Rob­ “ Sliiee 1907 suits, size 7-9, two men's suits, For Rent 64 fireplace, oil steam vbsat modern before November 20. 1961. that notice Ir„ 281 O nter St.; Clearies John­ ImpaMi convert!- waxed, windows washed. Attics . COMPTOI By Reid bath, comer lot. Assumable 414% 247 Deming Street ot the pendency of this action moat ert R, Tucker said the number was and cellars cleaned. Lawn main­ INTERIOR painting, decorating, size 38, baby clothes. Gpod con- MONTAUG DRIVE—6 room front son, 76 Prospect S t; tion. 2,-car garage, concrete drive, MI 9-0384 plained the rules of the game. S t; John ShaugHnessy, 110 W. 1857 OIDSMOBILB, white, Super anteed. Free eatimates given on ; ing Licensed and insured Wilson 'days. MI 9-6880. dental office, dancing school; also UNDER $17,000 ice be made to the above named Court. Dexter Starke has volunteered to Electrical Co., Mancheater. MI program.’Apply enclosed porch, formal dining Bv Order of the Court Main - St., Rockville; James Bos­ S3, twevdoor hardtop. EbcceUent request. Call MI 3-1865, Kenneth 3S7 S. MAIN ST,llUNCHfiSW CONN. suitable for offices. Reasonable ENJOY THIS beautiful land­ XtANCHESTER — Owner trans­ SHIRLEV W. KUSH. be scorekeeper during the coitting 9-4817, Glastonbury, MB 8-7876; V rent. About 1200 sq. ft. J. D Real­ room, .fireplace, roomy kitchen. ley, Tankerboean Rd., Vernon; - condition. ‘Very cleSb. TR 6-7178 Robinson. Employment Office WE BUY, SELL or trade ratique Full cellar,. warm and .comfort­ scaped lot and 5!4 room ranch. ferred reason for selling thig im­ Assistant Clerk. season, his fifth, and Wto^rd G. ,,and used furniture, dtioa. glass, ty, Ml 3-5129. J Mra. Lucille Lyon, 10 Diane Dr., WEDNESDAY. NOV. 8. m i dtT6 AAL ably finished-Price 318,900. Rob- Large living room with fireplace. maculate 6 room rrach; 3 twin Kuhnly haa volunteered to be a 3966 PONTIAC, 4-door hardtop, FIRST n a t i o n a l s t o r e s (OUTDOORS, BAIN OR SHINB) silver, pictun frames snd (M Large kitchen. 1% baths. Velvet Vernon; William Simmong, Sar- Bonds— Stocks Mortgagee 3t OFFICE FOR RENT, 600 sq. ft., ■ art Wolverton Agency. Ml jj.1914. size bedrooms, beautifully finished referee. gentville, 'Maine; Mrs. Ruth hydraraatic, power steerii^ and RUBBISH and trash removed at 'Park and Oakland Aye,- INSPECTION AT TIME OF SALE ONLY! coins, old dolls u d guns, bobby lawn, rose plantirigi, cedar feiice. recreation room with bar, one-car The coming enrollment sesaioh brakea, radio, heater. MI 9-4165. reasonable ratea. Call PI 2-8645. East Hartford collections, attic' contents or srhole 1W % Main St. location. Call MI Recreation room partially com­ Martin Transfer Fluckiger, - 28 Fairview Ave., SECOND MORTGAGE mo»iey-We 8-6419 op MI S-7614. OAKWOOD RD.—SMi-room ranch, garage, . near bus, shopping, will be at Vernon Elementary Sale by, order of Mrs. Knapp, who is moving; items the family estates. Furniture Repair Service, pleted. Excellent condition. (Jlose 8ch(^. Selling for $16,990. R. F. Rock'ville; Mrs. Nancy PhiUlps.. MERCTIRY Monterey, 4-door CARPENTRY—Specializing to the can supply any amount of money ASSISTANT, in doctor’s office part.-, are keeping have been removed. Sale includes the balance con­ excelleht condition, ' large living •j-School. The league’s six teams will 80 Brooklyn St., Rockville; Mrs, for rnortgagea. Terms to fit your iralcoltvUle, Conn. 'Tel, MI' 3-7449. room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, to school, Manchester, and Park..' Dlmock Co., Xa 9-5245. Barbara bd chosen the following Saturday. '“ , mercomatic, power brakea, smaller work, repairs, alterations, time or full-time. Typing exper­ sisting of: Oriental Rugs, Sersbend design (7x16.2), Turkey car­ Expected Today Carmella Felice, 66 Norman S t; ceHlngs, most anything. No JpB\ needs! (instruction mortgages Booses For Rent 65 plastased walls, forced hot water wav. Call Chet Govang, TR 6-9820, Woods, r a 9-T?02, Johanna Evans. Arts' Session Postponed b e a t^ very good condition, > ience eesentlal. Give full particu­ pet (9x12.8), others to scatter sizes. Furniture: Empire Side­ -ra 9-5306. MI 9-5653. Mrs. Arlene Croteau and daugh­ ^ X m 8-8881 too small. Elxcellent work guaran-' also availSDle. J. D. Realty. 470 lars. Box E, Herald. heat,- one car garage, -Rowers General" Manager RicJiard Mar­ The Tolland County Art Assocla-’ ter, 72 Oakwood R4.; Xlrs. Barw Mato St.. Ml 8-6128. board, Empire Cihest of iDrawere, Maple Dining; Table, Hutch and Rooms Witbout Boafd 59 COVENTRY —Furnished 6 roOm School district. 318.990. Philbrick Heed. TR 6-6769. - server. Double Hollywood Bed, Single Uahogtay 4-Poat Bed,, tin was exipected to be transferred Uon hoa postponed its scheduled bara Poaaum and daughter, Haz- 1187 P l ” winterized cotage, twq fireplaces, Agency, MI 94464; WELL KEPT 6 room Colf^nial, ce­ meeting tomorrow night to ' Nov. S passenger large Divan. Occasional Chairs, Bookcases, (Shwtf o f Drawers, ROOMS TO rent; also 8 room cot­ ramic bath, pine rec room, near from Hartford Hospital to Man- ardville; Mrs, Jacqueluie Spauld­ wagon, low ml tage, aU utilities, Scranton M6tel. full basement, oil hot air heat, im­ BARROWS 14. The session will be held on that, loraed with Lamp Stands, Butterfly Table, porch fiirnitun, fitopUce Items, $9,600 — West Side. . Immaculate. Catholic School Owner, X(I 9-6T78. ohester Memorial Hospital this ing and son, Hebron; Mr*. Bar­ exGw. Must be asonable. Household Rerriecs ’’ Gail MI 94823 after 5. mediate occupraejL Must vacate date at 8 p.m, at the Old High' Office Appliance Ansonia Mirror Clock, maple crib, lamps, eoffss. table, site. Orira- about June 1. $85 monthly to ro- 4 rooms on one .fictor. Built 1348. afternoon, to continue his con- School Building on Park St,. Rock­ bara Smith and son, Brookfield Offered , 1.3-A TWO-FAXOLY house 4-4, gag heat, valeaceoce'from a rupture of the Rd.; Mrs. Bernice Torrance and SEPTIC TANKS tal Iteqis: Ctainese C3iippendale Teakwood T W e . (S3 to sq.) VERY NICE large comfortsbls sponsible party. MI 8-0889, MI Near bus, stores. 4!4% murt- . WALLACF , ville. A demonstration of enameling kiiili BUlCK Super Riviera si AND Operator II For with marble top (marble damaged), palr’Im|urt vases' (13 to.), 9-7605. . - gage. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml good condition, close to sghool rad aortic blood vessel. son, Glastonbury. w a s h e r REFRIGERATOR le- Here’s a modern, to^acillate 3 bedroom ranch raiy one block room next to bath, private home, 85 E. Center St. MI 9-5306 bug. Call owner, MI 9-4X05.. on copper has been scheduled. naralra, good condition.'' rm___ PrompL eoooonitcal, axpert, pair Ctoinese brraze vases, 3 Jap swords^ other - item a Much 21 Ctouccb St. Ml 94963. 94133. i He was to have been transferred OES Mebts Tomorrow ' Ctolna, Glass: Set of Whieldra ttoeaaant J>ettoia Diimci^are,* 4 from^lgain StreeL In addition to Ahe threo genoroua also' bod- COVENTRY room winterized over the weekend, but no bed was r tlA O in bo seen at Joe Freddo’a iteed. n io D t Ml Aden. Prt- PLUGGED SEWERS State of Connecticut (Office opeh 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) VERNON—Home and busineps, Hope Chapter of Eastern Star c u m rooms and living room then is a/cenunic tiled hnth, two flre- MANCHESTER — t rooms, available in the intermediate care 130 Orator 8 L Bavarian Dinner Plates, other j^ tes, and Muibsrs, stem-' eottage, fuiiiiture including stove nearly new ranch and large 40x40 will observe Obllgatibn Night to-^ D riven Find *Poyrar* 'j Salary Range: 31ZI-S4 to $161.68 were, silver on copper tray, etc.' BoNts: L etfe felecfien, novels, pUees and an: extra large Itltehaii edth dining area, litoin is a ' ROOM c e n t r a l l y located, rad reMgeretor, lake ptii ' baths, garage, cxcell^t location ■one o t Manchester Memorial U S T ’K a J T " ' Machine Cleaned ssml4biiahsd rsereation room in the basement 'erith -a walk-out BOLTON CENTER — Well coni . steel building. Business zone. 7'on- morrow at the Masonic 'r*mple. SAMB Y - (tetlrra Bi-Weekly. 8 |hendid Benefits. some sets, .medics! text, etc., Btowelch Stertffk C kck and many parking. MI 94315. in summer, $75 monthly. and condition. Close to bus rad Hospital, according to Xitas Jean New Yoric — Motertat* aM v* a Septki Iteka. Dry Wells, ttower door Into a lovely rear yard. shopping center, caiarlea Lesper- structed building, second floor fin­ gren Agency^ X(I 34321. Harold Carr rad Edwrad Williams from tba Cat. take cars at N«ied high, school and 1 year’a other, toteresttog offerings.. Lunch—CSislra gals outdoors,, Robb, director of admissions. are handling trraaportation. feeling of power and ertliml fMm all your . Ltoes ln«talled<-CrUar Wator- employmrat operating one or If you’n looking for tho eomfort of one abor Hviiig and eon- race, r a B-7320. ished 10 room apartment, first needa at pmofing Orae' drees accordingly! ' • floor used by owner in construc­ ROCKVILLE — Village at Orchard The general manager was strick­ Hospital Nrtes driving a car, a petroleum-i»d«3- » 3 n3. more office machines. Apply to veolwco to Just «MQt avstytUpg, tiiia'la the hbuae fier. you. FURNISHEID lovely room to pri- FOUR R(X)M house for rent, $93 try survey found. Sevelity-t«e per graai seViton- *vate home, dall after 6. MI 9-4819. monthly. MI 84105. SIX ROOM frahie house with large tion business as workshop iuid ga­ St. Only 314,500 for sturdy, neat en Oct. 9, aiid underwent two ma­ Admitted Friday; Daniel Szolon- Connecticut Personnel Depart* Don't miee It jor opereitions’ Oet. 12 and 13.-to tai, Vernon Ave.-; Cynthia Kluesow- cent of the men and 81 per e*Bt of K a t * FINISH Holland ROM T M. RBD Ir SONi AmtHUmm kitchen, living room and dtotog rage. Ora be converted into 4- 7 room home, 2-car garage, oil MeKINNEY GROS. ment, 405 State Office Buildtog, Ml MAIN ST. niOiMKMI»>nW LARGE ROOM near bath. Older THREE ROOM winterized cottage, room rad bath. Seemu] floor, bath family. Owner leaving state, re­ heat, plus 3-story r^ ta l on same correct the condition, ^ihee that ski, 19 Liegion Dr,; Lera Schlott,- the women said tSey anJoy-driv­ . made to maas Nartford or to local (tonnectleut time hla -contralescence has been ntota}' voriauan bUnda ______|UYMOND R. RBID F B O P H i a M a i , woman prpfsrred. Kitchen privl- fuinUhed or unfutnlzhed, gas u d 3 iwdrooma. Priced to aell. tired. $15,600. Extra building lot property. Bto ahiule.trees, double ISl Proraect St, ing. Ov*r. all, H p w e*nt gald Stwarag* Diiposaf Co. State Bniployinrat SarviM BELFlORi AG6MCY ■beady,' aooording to Hartford o mt lew prtea. Keye made while you .... I «» •»« •-SSPS. -- **- ■ G093I3, l%res If desired. Northeast see- heat, parking, adiilta. N«w Bolton Oiarles POnticelli Ag«ncy, Phone available. C, Otto Lorentzen, XO lot. Glenn Robertg Agency^ XD Admitted SuBdayi Louisq Jota* tKey p«*<*r U w lreaw te O i wait Mertow's. M a i l ' • tioa. MX 9 4048 . . ' Rd., MI 3-3889. , MI 0-9344 or MI 34109. . 3^1365. 4-13U, PI 3480Lr lioaplUl auUioiittet, ‘ . dxtnr. 9 Oadar 8 t.. .In n * vaywM* for trli^ iHanrbpKLfr

The Dauaihtars of the Union Vet- ' The tlnanca oommlttss of Cove­ Thomas r. . Peckshham, U.8. tall, and la adept la the usa ef Ita : About Town ,ot the Civil W ar will meet nant Ooaitierational Chureh win poatal Inspector .,ot the Hartford “draw’-bars’’ and tiis eonsequsnt tomorrow at 8 p.na. at the home meet tonight at 7:30 at ths church. dlatrict. will be guaat at Crowd Enjoys of Mrs. Maude Shearer, US Russell meeker variation of bbnal regiatiwtkm. 1 TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM •uii» Q. ^ itoinMtie cat cn^ed S t a Meeting of the Bcdy Name So­ really believe he demonstrated Its l» Mw. N. VmUm Kalght. 65 ciety of St. Jamea* CSiureh tonight tonal variations to the fullest, and The British American Club WUl at 8:80 at the St. James' School ' Ltoe Recital Vniita Bt, received three award The Pellowcraft .Club will hold a meet tomorrow at 8 pm. at the doubtlsaa surprised many of Ms rfbbona at the aeventh champion* haU. . sudlencs with ths Instrument's business meeting tonight at 7:30 clubhouse on Min>le St. 80HN GRUBER ship abow of the. Connecticut Cat a t the Masonic Temple. Refresh­ By complex variations of oyectemes. fOanden, Inc., at the Hotel Bond ments will be served. A rehearsal of the'junior choir Mrs. Bertha Dietrichsen, 54 A surprialngly large ^audience As a performer, Mr. Lane la an TURKEYS VOL. LXXXI, NO. 32 Satirrday and Sunday. She re­ Fairfield S t, haa been; diechmgad turned out Saturday evening to .adept teriinician, and plays with a of the Salvation Army tonight has from the Manchester Memorial ION80 and RiOUJD (FROW ) ceived two first award blue rib- The Past Chiefs daughters of been cancelled. hear Randy Lane, organist, at the good sense of style. He la inclined hma in the short hair and all Hoepital and la now eonvaleacing to. overdo the matter of gUssandi the Scotia will ttieet at the home of at her heme, Verplanck School. Hla appearance breed cliMeea, and a beet of color Miss Elizabeth Bro'wn, 20 Arch St.l The Sodality of the Blessed Bo Ihet It cannot be said that he award in the non-championship tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. was aponsorkd by the Manchester always plaji*s with impeccable FRANK M. HARAbOr DA Rebels Lose Battle Sacrament of St John’s Polish ITie'Ladles of Assuniptiem will State News Clue to ’62 class. More than 105 cats com­ Natimial Catholic Church wUl meet Chapter of the Hammond Organ taste.- And, c ^ ly enough, he ie not ASH SWAMP ]®)AD—GLASTONBURY, CONN. peted. meet next Monday at 8:15 p.m. at always faultless In ths matter of The Eliza Chapman Joy Circle tomorrow at 7 p.m. at 8t John's ths church hall, and not totught Society, which very evidently did ‘ TEL. ME 3-2416 , of North Methodist Church will Church Hall. formerly announced. a good job in the ticket-selling de­ rhythm; now and again ho cuts Sunset OotmcU, D^ree of Poca- meet at the church Wednesday at partm ent a beat, and then and now, he Is Roundup Expected in hcntaa, will meet tonight at 7:S0 at 2 pjti. Mrs. Dorothy Hattield will The annual banquet of the Com­ The executive board of the As would be expected, Mr. Lane inclined to add one, while ohang- Tinker Kali. Plans will be discussed show slides. Hostesses will be Mrs. bined Catholic Mothers Circles of Guild of Our Lady of S t Barthol­ played the Hammond Organ, wMch Istratlon. ■for entertaiziln^ the Great Poca­ Ruth Holmes, Mrs. Roy Nason and Manchester will be held tonight at omew Churok will meet tomorrow In this case waa bolstered with hslf everthelees It waa an enjoyable Vote Today hontas in Decmnber. Refreshments Mrs. Robert Arendt. 6:30 a t . the Garden Grove on at 8:15 p.ni. a t the reetoiY. 741 E. a dosen extrit tone-chambers until evening of music In the Ughter UConn Radio Will be served. Keeney St. Guest speaker will be Middle Tpke. f its tonal capacity was about equal vein, and admirably furthered the Army Pvt. Thomas M. Ryan, the Rev. WiUiam E. M cG rath , to that of a large pipe organ. The published alma of the local organ Seeks 82,000 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Ryan The Women’s Home League of result waa quite Impressive at society which Include the follow­ chaplain of Our Lady of Mercy times. * ing: 'T o encourage increased en- 'Voters streamed to the Sr., 62 Laurel St., recently com­ Novitiate in Madison, Corn)., and the Salvation Array will meet to­ iTs FAIRWAYS For Students polls today in 19 Connecticut pleted a five-week finance pro­ morrow a t 2 p.m. in junior hall. Mr. Lens is an organist In the J) —^The two parties, which snly^last men and injuring nine others as were only three or four miles from Sorist Utaimi Will drop nuclear he added, no Immediate launcliing ing or filling prescriptions by mall Haven, regarded ag a leading can- The West , German Bundestag week agreed on a coalition govern­ the sleek new aircraft carrier that community. testing "when the otitem stop.” Of another manned sputnik is con­ for Connecticut residents. (parliament) today elected Konrad ment after seven bitter weeks of cruised on ita trial run. “We are making full preps«-^^; Slarlier, he aeknowledged that templated. ' Asked what could be done if the (Oontiqued on Page Eight) Adenauer to serve a fourth term wrangling, met for a flrial coali­ The Navy said ths ship — hit tions for the worst,”, said CouritY ' nuclear testing la harmful to He conceded nuclear tests are firms continue their activities, as chancellor. tion talk several hours before par­ by a major blaze in drydock that Fire Chief Keith KUi«er.- Quinn's Pharmacy^ Inc. health. harmful to health but insisted uni­ Morris A. Shenker, commi^ion The Bundestag vote on the first liament met to vote, llie Christian killed 50 men last December Men and equipment In large "We will atop when the others versal disarmament is the only an chairman, said, .“I don’t know.” ballot was 259 votes for and 205 Democrats had to sepk a coalition numbers moved into the southern 873 MAIN ST.—PHONE MI 3-4186 against. Adenauer needed a simple after losing their xl»dlute parlia­ suffered only minor damage in stop,’’ Khnuhehev said in sjurwer swer. Raymond J. Cannon, assistant Pardons Board yesterday’s fire that broke out (Continued on Page Eight) to a question by correspondents “There is talk of the harmful af­ attorney general, cbmmenttd that majority of 250 of the 499 mem­ mentary majority in the Sept. 17 when fuel oil apparently waa ac­ fects of experimental nuclear ex­ the orders involve several unre­ bers to win. electiori, snd added "If the West continues The party meeting waa called to cidentally sprayed onto a hot stea testing there vdU be more tests plosions on peoples’ health,” the solved legal questions. Grants Slayer The coalition • of Adenauer's cldentally sprayed onto a hot Soviet premier was quoted by Tass. A Spiegel representative said Christian Democratic party and discuss conqbssions Adenauer here.” , | made last night to retain the sup­ steam line. To s question) on whether the “Yes, it has been scientifically es­ the company feels that individual the Free Democratic party holds' ' The Constellation, newest and tablished tliat they are harmful to states do not - have jurisdictibni His Freedom 309 seats. port of scpnomica Minister Lud­ Soviet Union would explode any wig Erhard. Erhard, who wants to largest of the Navy’s carriers, was BuUetiiis more 50-megaton bombs such as health. over the firm'$ interstate opera­ Under .constitutional procedure, due to arrive In New York tonight tions. Adenauer was nominated by Pres­ be chancellor himself, was angry Culled from AP Wir$s was exploded Oct. 30, Khrushchev "B ut the use of nuclear weapons Wethersfield, NoV. 7 (JP)—A 31- about -Aflenauer’s plan to create ta after its cruise on the Atlantic ...vv. merely shook his head In the neg­ in war is a million times more He added the Spiegel does not fill year-old Bristol man, under life ident Heinrich Luebke at the re­ prescription which require narco­ quest of the ChrisUEn Democratic ministry for development aid Ocean off the southeastern U.S ative. dangerous, not only for the peo­ sentence for the Christmas Eve which, he said, would have en­ coast. This ■wee a reflection of the Rus­ ples' health but for the very lives tics or barbltuates to avoid illegal party and the FYee Democrats. TRUCK CRASH IN TOLLAND use of such dangerous drugs. strangling of a woman companion croached upon his own job. The dead were Indentified.as: TolUnd, Nov. 7 UP)—A large sian device of. blaming the West of people—for it is clear that these Adenauer, who took over .this Bennie Crews, maushinlst mate for beginning the testing of weapons are not being produced to 13 years ago, has won his freedom. nation’s leadership 12 years ago The old chancellor had • pro­ trailer truck h n g ^ out of con-, 'The State Pardons Board, re^ mised til'd new cabinet post to the first class, Neptune Beach, Fla;; trol today on Route 15 and nuclear weapons, although actu­ be kept in storage.” Pedestrian Killed and is the only chancellor West Louis F. Lynch, fireman, Passaic, ally the moratorium was broken warding his exemplary prison rec­ Germany has known, has already Free Democrats, who wanted the iked over 40 highway fence Khrushchev said the Soviet Un­ Trumbull, Nov, 7 (A>) — George ord. granted a pardon yesterday to N. J.; Alfred Steinbuch, Brook­ (to. The vehicle then plunged by the Soviet Union. ion would "be glad if it were pos­ said he will not serve a full 4-year job to exert a greater influence Constantine Trigas, 66, of Trum­ George L. St. James, who was sen­ term. Now 85, he assured his party on future foreign and economic lyn, N. Y., a civilian* employe at dom a steep embankment and To further questions at a party, sible not only not to test these bull, was killed last night when tenced in the death of Mrs. Lil­ the New York Naval Shipyard, honoring the 44th anniversary of weapons, but also to rid mankind he would resign in sufficient time pqiicy. Apparently, Adenauer was depioliahed when it struck struck by a car while crossing lian R. Brackett, 42, Plainville, in to give his successor, not named, found a uwy out of his dilemma. and Eugene Miller, a civilian not a group of trees. The driver, the Bolshevik Revolution Khrush­ of them entirely.” He added: Main S t, near his home. 1948. futher identified. Mentifled by State Police as chev also said the Soviet Union "We should be liappy if other a chance to acclimate himself'''be- When the meeting ended after 2 ^ Police said he was struck by a His release from State Prison is hours, Free Democnitic party All the in'fured were Navy enlist­ Ralph Hardy, SI, of- 61 Ridge does not want to hustle the West powers which l»ve nuclear wieap- northbound auto operated by expected shortly as a result of the fpre the 1965 elections. ,, Rd., Soiith Portlart, Maine, waa into a needlssly fast response on the ons at their disposal agreed to­ A.shadow of doubt ledtrled over chief Erich Mende said “nothing ed men, none in critical condition. Qiarles H.. Mayer, 59, Stratford. board’s act of mercy. haa changed." But what had been Steinbuch survived the Dec. 19 taken to the Johnson Memorial Berlin question. But wlien asked gether with us-not to produce these Trigu, who leaves hig widow, a ■’I'm sorry for what I did,” St. the election up to tb4 last minute. Hospital at nearby Stafford how long the Soviet Union would weapons, to destroy them and decided he would not say. fire in the Brooklyn Navy Yard son, a sister and two grandchil­ Jamea told the board. "The only which delayed completion of the Springs with multiple Injuries. wait he replied, "not tndeflnltely.” dren,, was in the restaurant busi­ way I know to atone Is to do good But Adenauer paid heavily for Hardy was trapped in the wreck­ Khrushchev also dented reports (Coattnued on Pkge Nine) 77,000-ton carrier aev«i months and ness. In Whatever I do—and that I prom­ today's victory. Foreign Minister tacked an estimated $47 million age of the cab and State PMice ise.” News Tidhils Heinrich von Brentano, one., of onto the original $278 million cost. worked with jacks and a wreck­ _Woman Beaten In his years of confinement, St. Adenauer’s most faithful lieute­ Yesterday’s fire was under con­ er for two hours to free Urn. Assails Threats, Dictates .Bridgeport, Nov. 7 OB—A Bridge­ James worked as a medical aid in ' from the AP Wires nants for six years, was forced to trol within 10 minutes andout in 29 port TTWCA employe, beaten the prison hospital, earned a high' resign. The Free Democrats want­ minutes, Capt. Thomas J.« Walker ACCUSED OF MURDER ' severely after fighting off an imi- school diplopia, learned to playSev­ ed him out because they said he Stamford, Nov. 7 MD — PoUce eral musical Instruments and wriite Soviets may close off the East waa too much of s yes-man. charged Stondberry Wright, $7, denUfiril assailant, was being (Continued on Page Nine) with murder today in the dBath treated In Bridgeport Hoepital to­ for the newspaper at the prison Berlin crossing ,at the American De CrEulle Airs Terms day, for a possible broken rioee And farm in Enfield. Zone any day now, and reroute of his 26-ye«r-old nephew during se ^ re facial injuries. His release waA sought by his Allied traffic through a new cross­ a dispute over a sweater. The family, thr.ee -Methodist ministers, ing at the British SMtor, informed nephew, Eddie Paul Hodgee, suf­ Mrs. Florence Richard, 50, Shel­ fered a knife wound In the skull ton, wag attacked shortly after 10 two form er prison officials and sources say . . . 'Three-day gen­ For Talks with Russia last night while getting into her the mayor of Bristol. eral strike in Buenos Aires, Arr Nehru Held Urging U.S. Saturday afternoon. He died last St. James and the late Joseph night at jStamford Hospital and car at the Congress Street parking gentina, called by powerful Central Wright surrendered toon after­ BasUa, Corsica, Nov. 7 UPi — ana’ insistehce on sovereignty over, lot. W. Therilen of Bristol killed Mrs. Labor Confederation apparently ward. President Charles de Gaulle de the oil-rich Sahara desert, French Police I Sgt. Richard Barrington Brackett during a wild drinking fizzled . . . Congolese government session after they met in a ' tav- Avoid Viet Nam Confliet clared. today that France will not demands for i^arantees for Al­ Bbi^ she had left the YWCA, where sends investigators to provincial qUEEN DUE IN GHANA negotiate with the Russians on geria's European minority and capital of Luluabourg where the Aecra.'fGhana, Nov. 7 UP) — Berlin and Germany unless th|e So­ French inslsunce on retaining (O^liniied on Pag« Three) (Continued on Page Nine) European population Is reported In viets withdraw their threats. , fear of ne'^- outbreaks of anti- Washington, Nov. T (/P)—India'^>The/’ flew here together from British CommrniwealUi relations certain military basfa Prime Minister Nehru was reportril Kennedy’s vacation headquarters. Secretafy Duncan Sandya is fly­ “We wish to be able to engage The French and the rebels have white rioting. • On his arrival here, Nehru ing back to London today to In true conversations and true ne- moved closer together on these White House says no plans afoot today to have strongly advised .gotiations on the great problems stressed a peaceful approach- to recommend that Queen Effiza- points, and the rebels have recent­ at prosent for meeting between Prosident Kennedy against sending the problems of the Cold War. beth ITs tour of Ghana go on of; the world," De Gaulle said In the ly repeated desites to '^pen ne­ president Kennedy and French Corsican capital, “but we do hot tl.S. combat troops to South 'Viet “With us peace is a passion," he as .'planhed, an authoritative gotiations without any ptrtlmin- President -Charles De Gaulle .... Nam. . ' told Kennedy in , ati*' Impromptu source ssild. President KwMne accept theae conversations, these ary conditions. But they have ex­ Neutral Finnish government will -Three weeks ago, when .Kennedy statement at Andrews Air Force negotiations, .under threats. pressed a desire to see rebel 'Vice Nkrumah, amillng and .waving, send Its foreign minister,' Ahti dispatched his military adviser, Base. -• s ' staged a rehearsal, of the ,nOyai,..,i.. “On condition that the threats Premier MohammMl Ben Bella and At Soviet Celebration Karjalalnen, to Moscow for pre­ Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, to the Then the prime ^Inletec..wished disappear, ■ that dictates are re­ four other Imprisoned rebel of­ jlriv e ’through *hls c a 'p lta V a nounced, France will oe the first liminary talks on Soviet nole call­ Communist besieged nation, there Kennedy "all luceeSa in his efforts streets today (o demonstrate the ficials take part. ing for joint defense mMsures was wide speculation that Kennedy to maintain peace and freedom in to make proposals to solve all the Moscow, Nov. 7 (/P) — Former: former Afhtiy commander, was al­ Queen wo^d be in no danger HiMSM phone in your bedroom De Gaulle on his airtval told against what the Kremlin cglled a might send a U.S. force to South' the world." from his political opponents. President Klementi Y. Voroshilov lowed to enter the tomb. There he mounting military threat from Viet Nam, But when Tayloi* re­ He also t(Mk note of recent U.S, /. ■- flirt place that of Germany. jiuiuc•plastic bomb — for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and other special ture ties wiUi France, guarantees , *rbe govemmsnt' sent 4,000 riot Dressed in a black ovscooiit. and made the keynote speech-in which ULBRICHT AIRS VIEWS asked .how tha«Bonversationa have stand against Soviet arms and Fotaaer President Dwight. O. for AJgarla's European minority a black astrakhan hat, Voroshilov Berlin, Nov. 7 (fl>r-WaIter U1-, aupphea being'moved across south­ 'EUaMiliower, looktag hide and •ocoasions. And fbr a Special treat, make it a F rinceu ! police from Marseille to. help he boasted as usual that the Soviet ben going so far on his official and iKOtection of French interests the local poUes force protect moved slowly through the square Union now has. weapons "powerful hrlcht. East Gernuui Communist' ■visit. ern Xao s to Oommunist guerrillas hearty after a phyiioal eheokun in the Ariiara, o f ’ De dkuUe. just befofe tiie parade began. An enough to smash any aggiressor.” leader^ said today peaioefnl a ^ “Very well,;* the Indian leader who are raiffing in South Viet th Washington, vetod. hi Emm- 2. Division of the country into officer in the elaborate blue and Malinovsky also reiterated the lutlon of the Berlin problem Is replied w ith'a amlle. Nam. " , ■ aylynnla’a maalclpnl eleetton saparats French and Moslem re- Bordeaux, France, N6v. 7 UP)— gold uniform of the Moscow gar­ atandard Soviet policy on Berlin possible only if his claim to the He was a few minutes ahead of Kennedy, in