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^ V OL. LX X V'i II, n o . 48 (TW K N TY P AG ES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, N()\ EMBER 25, 1958 (Claaalflad Advcrtlaing on Paga IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS ------y ^ ------^^^------

Moderation Idea

At Coffee Breaks Taipei Reports

La>uisvnie, Ky„ Nov. 25

(Ah — On* cup of coffee to a

coffee break. Big Three United

Any more and you may

give yourself an ulcer. "Discipline yourself a little

bit and appreciate that the By SPENOBR MOOSA ^Swatow, a mainland port between common things we do, if done

Taipei, Nov. 25 { / F ) —Na- Quemoy and Hong Kong. to excess, can cause diffi- Between, 80,000 and 90,000 culty,’’ aald Dr. Rdbert W. tionalist officials t^ a y re- troops were engaged, some as a Zollinger, head of surgery at Plan ported two bloody uprisings Ohio State University. Berlin theoreUcally hostile force and against the Communists this others as defenders. Eleven planes Coffee, tea, alcohol, smoking fall on Red China’s mainland and several warships also were and cola drinks stimulate the opposite Formosa. involved. secretion of digestive acids, -*v' They said civilians attacked People of Weiaha Village, believ- he said. Red troops in

Government sources aald they More than 300 villagers were kill- gland, source of certain pow-

■bowed the people of coastal ed, Most of the others were ar- erful digestive juiees. Fukien and Kwangtung Province.^ On B erlin rested. Aggression

hated the Communists and would President Chiang. at U.S. urg- •upport a Nationalist invasion. Ry RKINHOU) KNS'/. , I ing. has renounced force as the By THE AS.SOC1ATED PRESS Officials put out this story:. main weapon for achieving his Berlin. .Nov. 2,5 t/P)—F.a.st

Heavy Nationalist counterbat- dream of regaining control of the 'T'lip Big Three western German Commnni.st hu.'ts Wal- powers have formed a plan tery fire In the oltahore war Sept. mainland. But he still hopes to put ter. Ulliriclit todav .taid hi.s 2-'’ hit several Communist gun po- his troops ashore on the wings of for firm common action to regime i.s prepared to negoti- aitions And Red troops in the srea a revolt against Peiping's Red rule. prevent being ousted from retreated. Some Nationalist leaders called ate with the Allie.s ahmit their \Vo.st Berlin, diplomatic of- on Chiang's government today to across to isolated W’esl Inhabitants of Laiiwiitien village P.er- ficials aaid tonight in Berlin. In the ’Tungan District 20 miles | launch a peaceful political counter- tin. The top secret plan wa.s drafted north of Quemoy encircled the . instead. Ulbnrhl’s docUiation bore out wrlhrti Hie pssi few days in diplo- fleeing men, slew .50 and disarmed I Members of the control Yuan, the belief of many observoia that matic negotiations among the I the nation's lop watchdog body, the rest. the imnu* n I e r St, Other troops to the scene for re- principles of nationalism, democ- oirtllnes in detail how the three taliation. More than 200 of the negotiations ihe Hods coiiM {>rop- powers will react if the Ruasrans lacy and social well-being set agandize as n*«.ojfnilion of the villagers were killed. forth by Sun Ysl-sen, founder of lirrn over to Ihe East German E haI German rej:ime. Along the same line was this ' the Republic of China. fommirnrsts lontrol of the vital account, reported based on an eye- Al Ihe same iinu’ IMbiiuht re- access arteries to this Island be- Action in the offshore war was pealed the ('ommunist thesis Dial witness report reaching Taipei moderate. The defense ministry hind the lion Curiam. the Allies have no legal nRhl to fiom Hong, Kong: said Communist guns had lobbed Tliini gari'usons totaling 10,000 be in Berlin, that "there is . . . The Comtnunists staged war , 342 shells upon Quemoy up to 6 men aie now supplied over rail, maneuvers in earlv October near p.in. no lexftl basis for the piesenre of ail and road links that are ( on- foreign oycnpalion poweis in Ber- ti'olle.l b\- lire Rii.ssians The three lin." power s decline to re< ngnize East Blit he said Ihete is no rea.son German authority over these lo fear the Crn.iiminists will routes. blookade the oitv becaiise. as he Thev ate in full rfgieement. It put it. theip exisis the possibility was aaid. that they will refuse to Zeller Cites Reasons Vico Prcaident Richard Nixon emphasi/es a point as ho talks with Hugh Gaitskell. leader of the of negotiations. accept an East (jerman suhstiluts opposition Labor party, before luncheon of the Pilgrim's Society in London todav. (AP Pho- for the Russian on Ihe 4-power Al- When the Rus.sians carry nut tofax). their threat to / thdraw from the lred air safety renter in Ea.sl Ber- lin. 4-power occupation control of In ‘Terrible Defeat’ Berlin, one of their rtrst acts This Center controls all com- expected to be a transfer to mercial and military air Irsfllc be- East Germans of control over ■;|!'Geor^i Zarubin Z)ic.s; Livinjj' tween West Germany and West Hartford, Nov. 25 IJP) --Defeated the issue of a wholesale re- surface and air routes u.scd Berlin. GOP gubernatorial aspirant Fred organ'tzatlon of the Republican the Allies lo supply their g ] Warning by Nlvon JSeller said today that the voters parly in the .^wake of the defeat, rUon in West Berlin. Meanwhile, In London, Vive Pree- In giving Oovernor Ribicoff full he asked. "Do you. prune a tree by ! Idenl Nixon began a 4-day visit to Chancellor Konrad Adcnaii control of the General Assembly cutting it off at the rpote?" ±Red Ex-Envoy to US. 1 » Britain with a pledge that the West German government wa "gave him more than he e.xpected No Time for Pantc- CHARUOR F. KE’rrRRING I West will slay in Berlin. and probably more than he want- the Allies then to defy East Ger "I maintain that this Is no time man control with tank-guarded Moscow. Nov. 2.5 '.Tl Georgia I Nixon warned against a policy ed.” for panic,'.’ he said, reasoning that supply convoys. The Allies more Zarubin, former amha.Hsador lo Washington, NoV. 2.5 lyp L,(v- of "rewarding aggression " through With the Governor's own Demo- "We arc in no worse condition to- likely will negotiate with the Ea.«t Washington and tlie Soviet envoy ing costs as measures hv the gov-' vl" cratic party now in control of both , . . ; i^be Formosa Strait. He spoke at a day than we wpre in 1936 when NiitfiiJJnvejaior Oermans but only on the ba.sis to Canada when a Soviet spy branches of the legislature, Zeller the party suffered an appalling d e-' ring was revealed tliere. Is dead ernment repsatned unchanged in . piurheon of the Pilgrims' .Society, said, "He cannot use the erstwhile that they are agents of the Rus- j.-Oolober. — | an influential Brilish-Amencan feat and mad* a. comeback two sians. In the Allied view, thisr al fi8 Republican House as a ‘whipping years later:” ' ' The Labor Dept, reported t o d a y , fclendahlp organization, boy'.” C . F . K e t t e r i n g , would preserve their legal po- The .Soviet news agency Tass He said the victorjr 1^ iWo was i said he died yesterday after a its consumer price Index held; Ilelayed by Fog Charging that "the spenders sition of not re (ignising the East attained MUIjXl^bt ' a steadfast seriou.s illness It gsve no cause st/adv at 123.7 per cent of the i 'PP* Vice President and Mrs, won the election by their rash of faith in tnio|iPflYVTlcan party: be- , German regime as a legitimate 8 2 , G r a v e l y 111 government. of death. The Communist Parly 1947-49 average. This ia the same |•’’Hved in England after an everything for everybody," Zeller (.au.se of a burning desire to vin- ! Cehli'al Committee annorrnced Zif- as In August and -September. T h e: Washington. told the party’s weekly luncheon dicale the terrible defeat of 1936 With London airport smothered in Dayton. Ohio. Nov. 25 i/Pi A (Continued on> Page Fifteen) rrrhin’s dertUt "wltli profound re- peak was 123,9 in .luly. here this noon: and because there was unity." gret Herscy E. Riley. Labor fog. they landed an hour late 20 *‘If the Democratic platform, on Dept. He said the split in Connecticut turn for the wdrsc was noted to- Zni iihiri luid been sei'p luound J" ice chief, said the oversll living miles south of London and caught which Governor Ribicoff cam- cannot be overlooked in analys- da\- in the condition of ("haiiea p'. .Moscow only a few dayrt ngr , ost level Is teetering In s narr ow a reserved can lage on a luburban paigned. is put through--and the train into the city. ing the election results. Zimiblii WHS .Soviet nmba.*.*ador range with slight Increases for Kettering, fanjed automotive in- votprs have every right to expect Judge Blocks Foreign .Secretary Selwxn Lloyd, "We went into the nominating . to U’aslrlngloo for five years be- some (oiisiiiuer items snd counter- that it will be—the state of Con- ventor and engineer. His condition US. Amha.ssador John Hay Whit- convention with several factions i fore Ire became deputy foreign uig sliglil declines for others. necticiit will be burdened with a i and that la a natural heallhv atate now la .serious. He Is in a coma. ney and other members of the offi- minister- m charge of personnel "We ha\e slahlllly achieved by Strike at Third cial welcoming party hurried in debt the likes of which is has never ' of affairs." he said. "It is not. Di'. G. Douglas Talhotl issued a last Inmiapy. a halnnce of forces." Riley said. known before." : however, a healthy stale of affairs medical bulletin which indicated Zai'Uhin was alt enginoer turned He snirl tills ts expectert lo rnn- In his flr.st public appeaiance when Ihe several factions do not tlie S2-year-old Kettering has suf- (('nntlniied on Page Ten) Major Airline diplomat who looked like a beavy- tinue for the next few months. alnce his crushing defeat Nov. 4,! dissolve but carry their resentment fered a aecoiul and larger stroke, Zeller also made these points: thio'.-'hout Ih" camnai

test; at the state conventioni. In contrast, he aald. "the Dem- ments have had a profound ef- from becoming worse. Two other, year In the pre-(?hiistmas buy- ! barretl from rooms tn the emlrassy TTie lack of money in the Repub- ocrats do not carry their feuding fect on a dozen Indualries. airlines are paralyzed by atnkea. j ing. lican party al.so contributed to the to the polls" Al first, it was understood that i where the spy plot was being luas- In Oetober, food prices averaged The Air Dine Pilots Assn. Iind Y'..'4. AR.5l.4i FOR TUNISIA defeat. Funds Plea Ignored Kettering, developer of the flrat terrulnded. of 1 per cent lower than in threatened lo strike American at ' Washington, Nov. 25 tTi— He indicated he does not aub- As to the party’s lack of cam- aucce.ssfid aelf-slailei. Iiad .*111- . .Helwcen his lours in nr taw a and .September but prices of most other midnight. H'ederiil .lodge Kred-| The I'nItM Stale* ha* agreed to ■cribe to the theory that the Re- paign funds. Zelier said: "Those GEORGI ZARVRIN i AVasliington he served as .Soviet goods snd services aversged fered a coronaiu- attack. But Dr erlck V. P. Bryan issued a tempo- sell small arms lo Tithisla. Only publican party should make a from whom we had every right to Talbott said later that an electro- ambassador lo Great Riilam 1946- higlUi. I'raiy restraining order late last delMlIs of delivery remain to ha "clean sweep and rid ourselves of expert support, those who have cardiogram reading indicated the .52. In lamdon he gamed the repii- Rei-aiise of the relatively steady I night enjoining the walkout. , worked out. A State Depart- everybody who has been connected , prospered because of the Repub- heart and blood pressure are good jlalion as a tough hut fnendly Eastern Airlines, the country’s living coxl level over the last three ment spokesman, reporting this, wlth the GOP In the past, and flit. ------The doctor termed Ihe difficulty negotiator. largest air passenger carrier, shut months, tliere will be no adjust- also disclosed today that ihe the vacant places with new faces." | (Continued on Page Three) "a slight stroke" in correcting an INeusTidlnts His last official act before leav- ment 111 pay rales for nearly one down operations c'esterdav as! I ’nlled Slates Is "prepared ta earlier medical annotinrement j mg Wastiirigton was to sign agree- , flight engineers and mechanics Culled from AP Wires million workers in the siito snd consider" a military lusistanre which aald Kettering suffered a ments for the exchange of shout related industries whose labor program for Ihe far eastern re- mild coronary. He complained of went out. .500 Soviet and AtoPfican experts Trans World Airlines has been, (onirsets call for q srierly sd- piihllc of Indonesia. feeling ill Friday after returning Connectlcul’s newly-clecLerl .Sec- struck by 6.700 mechinists since from a trip lo Detroit to attend a retary of Slate, Mrs. Ella Oiasso, (Continued on Page rhree) ^ (Contlniied on Page Se\en) j dinner for a retiring General Mo- , F r i d a y , , INDIANS LOSE APPE.AL State GOP Explores says she will call a meeting of m The strike at Eastern sent holl- | Washington, Nov. 25 Cfl— "H tors executive. Kettering is a for- town cler ks and l egist i nr s of I mer GM vice president day travelers rushing for alternate t .S. C'ourl of Apiieala today up- voters tn talk about program of held the government's right te He waa sick agrfin Sunday night. . a c c o m m o d a t i o n s . grass-roots opinions oh the stale's 011*1 P a y Ta xe .s ! Other alrllnei were expanding the flood lands of the SentKta Na- An'inhalator squad was' called laws. . .Britiiih Security force,* on Leadership Timber I twice yesterday when, afler Kdl- tlieir schedules and railroads add-1 linn of Indians In connection wltli Cyprus say a Greek Cypriot was a flood control project. Tlie three- j taring reportedly feeling "his ed facllitlea to handle the Thanks- ’ killed toilay wlirn )ie tried to usual chipper aeif- liecame III 1 giving I>ay throngs. But It. ap-1 judge court rilled unanimously ps4'ape while leading police and that Congress had authorized the By THE ASSOCIATED -‘PBBftS ^organixation. "We haven’t yet again. ' I peared that thmiaanda of aludenta. | military patrol Pacifist Pastor Jailed to a tiouse in taking of Ihe Indian landa fer a Who will lead the. Republican decided...” said Bliss. "For the Hia,only.son. Eugene, has been aervlcemen and others would not: Ulmassol. party In Connecticut? time being we agreed to expl^ore near his father’a bedside since yes- ■ get home-cooked turkey dinners, reservoir. The dam will be buiK Sen. John Marshall Butler iR- Republicans were seeking the al KInxua, Pa., but the rreervolr the matter further ” i.terday afternoon, when he arrived .Iiidge Brvan's order required the Md. I says ctiri cnl Berlin crUla answer trt that question today. A The four towns, in withdrawing, from his home in Hinsdale. III. | pn„|* Association to show cause For Contempt of Court will run for miles Into New York might- have been avoided if pr'o- State and inundate a large per- meeting In Greenwich waa called from the organization, aaid Mo-, ------— bv. Fridav whv it should not be poaal.* for ramming armoifd train for tonight to explore the answer. rano. represented the "old leader-1 enjoined from striking. If suffi- linn of Ihe Seneca reoervatlon.’ through Soviet aeclor wllti ad- (..InciniiHli, .N’ov. 25 They«- "5’oii were capable of making U.S. Rep. Albert P. Morano of shlp " of William H. Brennan, yie" A l„„|j ¥4s"klsl I'*"** "hown, the order vance notb e in 1918-49 (ii.*i* had jammed the courtrooms news-j pioit* utterance* In thenew*pa- TYFH(K)N ALTKR.S tXYURSE Greenwich, who lost reelecllon in coimty chairman he replaced. x^A ctm VcIlln a lL rlU remains in effect while negotia- been Carried out....\ksel Lai.sen, men friend*, young law atiidenis, per* l don t see whv ran refuse Tokyo. Nov, 25 l.’fv—Typhoon the Democratic landslide at the In New Haven county. Lynch ~ TXi • lions continue on the sssociatlon'sfli'erl as -head of Daniair Ujrrninii- churchgoer* amt th, merely i iin -' to talk now. Nancy ciiiN-rd to the northeast polls Nov. 4. said delegates to the said he doesn't want to hold the demands for higher )>sy. s shorter nlal party for Titoisiii. take.* step* oil* to see what wouhl happen to; ‘The comt appointed (wo verv today in a line expected to keep meeting may talk about his pos- Job again. His recent predecesaqis Mate TJections toward foniiing new piirfy in Ihe minister who won’t pay taxes, 1 capable lawyer* for you who are- its I.5tl-mile-an-hoiir winds in the sible nomination for the post of served only one term each. Lynch (CfOntlnned on P age Fifteen) Copenhagen. o|ien I'arlflc, mt«*ln~ OI '" ' 'a said, and he wants to conform fo It was 1 fill) house yesterday In | receiving no compensation for their atate Republican chairman. Juneau. Alaska. Nov. -26 , .iP. — . Stale Finance Comm-i.'isionei and Jap an . U .8. .Air Foroa tradition. I ,.S District Court. But the de-j work but sre well prepared to de- ’ITie new chairman will succeed Patha to many of the 287 precincts weather spotters %a,u llic ; Lynch made his. statement In an C- i l FT 1VT TKT »• George. Conk ling cancel* more fendent, the Rev. .Maurice F. Me- fend yon I Clarence K. Baldwin, present state were spread with fresh snow and ■SttlSll JNflllOllS 1.600 pre*ejill.v aiilhnrized j Crackln,t rA. or of tseslstance. natii'e but to hold you guilty of Jenisaleiii. Israeli Sector. Nov.' Fairfield, leaders of four free- One man's name cam* up last (A8 An army of small nations .willful and deliberate failure to, re-! 25 i.Pi— -\n Israeli .Army spokea*. night -t- that of U.S. Rep. Albert and 20 year olds, were, eHglble arientist, suggests that early ex-| A score of his followers in the , , .i, .. lance Republican Town Commit- pressed a last-d^tch effort today to perience with mild forms of ter- j corridor san^ ’'Fa itti of o u r '’'P^'l'? nuih said today Israelis saw' aa W. Cretella of North Haven, who to Oote but of a population of tees WTre continuing their talks oh some 210,000. head off, s Soviet boycott of a new iinldentifted plane dropping also was defeated Nov. 4. lain viruses such as polio may | Fathers ’ as he was rolled in to L „ , Dewey, a law, possible moves by their organiza- Being chosen sre two new^ U.N. committee to study peaceful help-children In later encounters court. , professor and one of the court ap-: flares near the Jordanian border. Friendi of Cretella aaid he .\skrd about n report from .Am- tions.’’ United States senators, a con _ j use of Outer Space. with more virulent forms of -same I Once in court, the pacifist pastor sttorneys. asked that the 2. In New Haven Coimty, Re- would be veiling to take the The compromise seekers hoped to microbes mon that nn unidenttfied plane county Job -> if there it no inter- gressman, governor and 60 mem- microbes . . . Domenico lolmc, 27, j sat In sller.ee. answer ed no qiies- charge be dlitmissed and tiblican Chairman Frank ■ M- get the United States and Russia dropped three horabs over Jor- nal party squabble. bers of the first AUska tegisla- plead* giillly In Norfolk. Va.. to i lions, declined to enter a plea or "chaige pro- ynith laid he definitely will not together before the Assembly dan. liien flew off toward Israel, E In Bridgeport, SUte Sen. A. Ed- ture. The len-ltory will beebme the federal charges of assisting aliens heed court-appointed Iswyera. If'"'’” , the judge held that no •eek another term. . Tliis opened takes final actio'ii^ authorising es- tlie spokenman said; ”.A-mysteri- ward Ssndula. a leader in the Re- 4«th and largest state In Decem- In entering the United States 11-! The upshot was that Judge John rmild 1^ held without de- the door to much sp^ulatlon tablishment of the new committee. fendenfs cooperation. ous and unidentified plane waa publican organization, told tha ber or January after the election But their chances of success ap- legally. . j H. Dniffel sent the Rev. Mr. Me- observed over Israel and odja. •bout hii aucceasor. GOP Town, Committee he did not has been certified am' a presiden- Pope John X X III be«-aiiie 77 to- Urackin to Jail Indefinitely for con- How long can the 52-year-old! The four towna in Fairfiejd peared slight.' cent Jordan territ«rry last night plan lo step down In the party. tial procia-uStion issued. A iiarade of the smaller coun- day, Just four weeks after his elec- tempt of court, pastor of a Preabyterlan-Episcopal! dropping flares." County - ■ Greenwich, New' Ca- The GOP Town Committee, kt , Polls' close at 8 p.m. Pacific tion as Pontiff . . . 'Communist! The Judge said the defendent church stay In Jail? j naan, Darien and Weatport—with- tries appealed for Soviet-American its first post-election meeflrig yes- Ume (11 p.m. E J o In t)ie first of delegiites to talk* on prevention of ha<. until Wednesday to sign bond Judge bruffel said: '"There i* A IR CRA.SII K1LL.S drew from the county organisa- accord last night after the U.N.’s terday, gavf Sandula vote of con- Alaska’s four lime zones. Voting 81-Na(ion Political Committee vot- surprise attacks discus* technical paperi and agree lo appear in * n’o limit. If there weie, he eventual- r Lim estone. .Maine.- Nov. S3 tion recently when Morano wa» fidence. will be over in sU tha territory ed 54-9, with 18 abstentions, for a m aterial submltle4l by \Ve«t but court to fkoe an indictment. The ! Lv could ga free.to 9ontinue Ignor-i iA8 —, Five airm en died ia Uw •lected county GOP chairman. £ie blamed tiie loss of tlie elec- four hours ister. I resolution sponsored by the United still do not Introduce slrhilar in- minister is'charged with ignoring | P'K "otl defying the authority of' Naming crash ml a huge KC-lSS Last night, chairman Robbrt L. tions on the resetion against the This eiebtion will Increase the I States and 19 other nations.' formation of their own at Geneva a summon... to a conference on his ■ th*: court, snd you might Just a* Jet tanker a t Lortng -Air F o rce Bliaa of ' N,e>v ' Canaan said the Republiean party generally permanent memberZhip of, the ! The resolution would create'an meeting. income taxes well go out and haul down the . Baae today- The Air Farce oaM towna havii held one meeting to throughout Uie.-country and speci- Senate to M knd raise House j iS-natfon committee to do the Dorothy, gnimp circus elephant The Rev. Mr. McCrackin said Stars and Stripes.” ' two of the men ekoard were iSacila* “Uie. steps «'e might take", floaliy in Bridgeport on the unem- merntiershlp t^ 436, j groundwork for a permanent p.N does handstand on circus employe hut night he’d rather stay in Jail The Rev. Mr. McCracken la re- thrown clear ef the wreckage In pitMemtiig a new Republlean ployment situation. ) I>cmocraU ' already - had an Jnmea Lloyd's head and crtishes body-to coordinate ittlllzation of ! thah sign. He made himself as ported to have-paid little or no and managed to get eut ”bgr: profUa to ihe voting public. More Ssndula said )m wouIi] have con- sc.ge' of . 33-34 in the U.S. Senate Outer Space for peaceful purposes^ him to d8ath U.S. Rubber comfortable a possible in his cell. Income tax over the past 10 years. name miracle.'* One ef them inoothica are ochedulod. eiderad stepping down if Bridge- •ad 33-158 in ti>a Hoiim and were The reiMlvition^ nom inates Rus< Co.’s V fth d toF wheal's division Judge Druflel said he took the He aa.Vs tho money gpOo for weap- eeonped with a lacerated haad^ ntara had baan reports that tho port alone had haen tte waak spot plaht wUI move from Fnr| Wayae. step taaretfully. But ha told tho ons o f'w ar and ho boUeveoAsrar the ether oedMed a tookea tm n m laJaXt aot op a Hval aouaty for tha party, ~ l^Traga.nvai,,^

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Dlamonda—Q 8 4; Cluba 7 8 2. WcMlett told the atory of the first 2 and S; and Mlchaal OrfltaUt, Sewer Rate Hike Threatens Eighth Graders W hat do. you aay?^ South'SehobI Has Thankaglvlng. Then parenta and Oradgs 4 and 5. Zeller Giles Reasons Answer: Pass. You need six children Joined in singing the ix>n- Singing waa undar th a ^ a e tio a OOD May Use Adult points for A sound response to Holiday Assembly cluiUng song, "We Qathar To- of t u u KaUtariaa Haght, tulu^e aagari Sheinwold on Bridge partner's opening bid. On occa- gether." superviaor tor South School. -?— "" Lae OcBB la Property Owners Refuse to Pay Library l(ooms AUTO sion, you may shade this down to The annual Thanksgiving pro- Announcers for the program Ckartffs IMckeas ALL IN COLOR! five points, but ther^ is no reason / • n r Lewlf I VIcter Matara In ‘Terrible Defeat’ gram at South School was pre- were Patricia Bonino, Judith Rich- "A TALE Slighth grade pupils In the .Soiith dealer to bid with only three points. The •TANK CHOOSE RIGHT Sl'IT I,.m West vulnerable sented this aYternoon for parents mond and Beth Shalnin. Room an- OF TWO **RockRbye I *Tbnk classes for bright students at Bar- best way to stay out of trouble notfheers were Stephen Dunlap, FOI^' FoY Pump Station, Force Main TO AVOI,^ ■ DANGER NOHIII and friends by Grades T through 8. . Baby” I Force” nard Junior High School will be (Continaed Irufn Pane One) G lass with a ghaatly hand is to open your CITfES" said Brainard is being ’ held in A I) b The progrsm opened with the Grade 1; Patricia Orfitelll, Qradaa la Calar iiM I, $ii$die Thanksgiving procla- Wa4.. **Barbarlaa aa# Ike Oeltka** The Library Board voted last our appeals for flnancikl aid. All Kinds ♦ A k ; 6 t (Copyright 19.^8, General P'ea- "Thirbppx Faellag" tlon and force main, until now a "that this item will create An in- the sewer in front of their homes. disease. The statute under which •Ut of the lead ia the aubject of A 10 'I s mation for 1958 by Governor Rlbl- night to permit the youngsters to "Our opponents on"the other tures Corp, I eONTHMIOM MMO mNKseiviNe controversy Involving 380 property crease in sewer rates,” . Martin conceded thia would be he is now charged requires a blood InstoHofl Promptly tiUa week's articles. Ono way to IK.ST 1 \S 1 coff was read In part by David UBiMUSMwaa------owners In the West Side of town, And Mayor Bugene KMly pointed more expensive for the fown than use the adult section during the hand seemed to have plenty of 1 A I b 2 A 10 7 4 second semester. money at their command and they lest, FitzGerald said. 4 e so ia to develop the right suit Turner and David Bengtson. David EVE. R A I ^ Is bloaaiuning out Into one affect- out that "the whole town will have the planned project. But he asdd Ir All Mofcos of Cars ’ b I, 2 ¥ i 10 4 3 Orpiian Oddi* Kigiirrd Parker lead the pledge of alle- ing all 8,500 customers of the Sew- an opportunity to Apeak out at the the town does not “want to force Ordinarily, Students are not per- employed all 4f the advertising West opens the three of spades 7 ¥ 0 * 4 ^ance to the flag. David Keith er Department." hearing if we .propose to build the the force main and pump station mitted the use of the adult section media to keep their candidates be- Work Dor o Indoors Ir Our Shop ■ad dummy’s queen wins the flrsl . K 8 4 A 7 3 ? New York A typical child bom project with sewer department on people who don’t want it.” until they are in ninth grade. The fore the public.” ’road Psalm 100. followed by a ^ Dixieland T he w ay to this developm ent "was OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK—8 A.M. to 8 P.M. trick. .SOI m in the United States today has 2fS prayer by Grade 1 and musical opened by the Board of Directors fimds." The resolution of Director Cum- Board felt an exception should be He claimed that Labor took a Police Arrests From this you will gather that A K S chance.8 in 1,000 of losing his moth- prayer respon.se by Grades 4 and 5. MANCHESTER last night at the Verpi^ck^chool The OToperty owners came to the mings’; that was adopted by the made for the bright students, since greater part in the election than W est has the ace of spade.« If ¥ K f.l 7 er by death before he reache.s the and Jazz Btmnl .last night said. "Resolved these students are doing work mo.st people realize and charged a Id b s Each clasa presented a holiday at the second atom^ h:ehrUig''iD heaeWg repreaenteil by ah 8-mem- East should win a.tnck, later lie age of 18 and r»7 chance.s in 1 OfKI two months on the aewer system ber^.committae and armed with a *that the Dec. 2 public hearing be comparable to ninth grade work, that pamphlets were distributed John R. Wennergren, of Put- J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. A A t; I 6 song: 'The Turkey Song" by Dttlvc-9tv'!JKedtiije will lead a apade through >0111 of losing his father at the same Grade 1; "Kor the B eauty of the Feoturing: project. petition signed by some 240 prop- held as scheduled on an appropri- and are in many respects ahead of to factories with "distorted facta.” nam, was arrested yesterday, po- 31IISSELLST. PHONE Ml 9.73221 king. This Will give you and voiii airli W rsl North Fast B o Lt O n NT. .the coats that were to have ba^n needed segment of the town's that it would, at the least, leave Rumors Just 10 days before b < lubo. At I hr iircond trick you lead the way open for the Board to re- , the ten of clubn from dummy and ENJOY AN OLD FASHIONED borne by the home owners in the sanitary sewer system and that election, of a cutback in defense STEAK HOUSE area who made It clear they did the town eventually, would have view proposed assessments. There Patients Todav: 179 \4ork and layoffs “yet only a week COLISEUM ‘ Irt it ndr for n finrnoe. If Weat was some informal discussion after W>*l ^ p r l n c f i f Id CToftlly holds off, you continue THANKSGIVING THE NfODERN WAY 'X F I A N V not want to pay any part of it. to go ahead with it, regardless of ADMITTED YESTER'-AY: after election it appeared that the Thanksgiving Day Dinners Such a shift, it is felt, coul^ lead the meeting among Directors Frances Taylor. 143 S, Main St.; very opposite was true." 17 M) 17 .'>0. t1 (H( with nnothrr rlub finrsoe. who paid. AT THE . . . to an increase in sewer rates for about reducing the pioperty own- Mrs. Eletha Fiske, 232 Woodland In conclusion, he said: (lioirp of: II SO. 14. Hoonrr or Inter, Went will take Their other objections were ers' assessment from .50 per rent Restaurant MM0 the town. St.; Mrs. J Esther Simmons. 599 "As for myself, I bear no malice UhlUiMl Kniit ('up with Sherbet his king of t lubs Me may then RESTAURANT AAILLER^S summed up by Alfred Rifkln, of Of the cost to 25 ncr cent. Centei' St.; Miss B. Evelvn Heed, In the same resolution, which toward ai.yone. My interest lies switch to s dismond, but you dc- 705 W. Middle Tpke., one of the Votei 167 tn 1 ('hlllod Tomato .liilre, Turkey Kirp Soup, Shrimp Cocktail '.»!«2S21 AND was adopted unanimously, the , ------...... - j 147 Benton St,; Ernest Libbv Ver- now in the party itself which ifi Olcry ami OHven.. cllnr to finesse In that ault. In- AT THE CENTER members of the property owners The resolution was adopted after I non Trailer Couit. Vernon: ' Ter- lUMlIOMTItTt Board reaffirmed its intention of committee. He said, "We feel the more important than Individual or I stead, you run for safety, collect- holding a public hearing Dec. 2 on the ^ard —now controlled by ranee Doyle. 423 Summit St ; Mis any one group. ing one spade, three hearta, tWo COCKTAIL main reason for the project to take Democrats for the first time in Lucy Rubeia. 4«3 Woodbridge St.; Roast Tom Turkey, drossing, giblot gravy . . . S2.75 tha $^,000 needed to cover the care of the Green Manor apart- "If the people of C onnecticut diamonds, and three clubs. Enjoy A Real New England coat Of the project. the town’s history —was pointedly Albert Sheffield, 14 Liiinmore Dr i wanted glam' ur. glil) talk and Broilod Moinc Lobster...... $3.56 You would ploy the hand differ- a Ahprt^E PARKING LOUNGE •m a im m menta and the two achtwls. ’ >Ve rsihinded severa) times that it had Mrs. Helen Kovacs. 109 Holl St.; | |i„u, then in verv tn it’ Tha argunient advanced by tne want the Board to turn thU (proj- Keen eleeted renee...,) the I _ I.I,. soil m„l 1» „ I "e''' I" "'U incn in \ Cr> IHIl Broiled Siniing Sirloin, imiskreom er onions . $3.75 ently If East happened to win the lUST OVER property owners last night wai b«en elected to represent the peo-i Thomas Landers Ji . 501'.j Tolland I was not the man they wanted. flrat trick with the ncc of spadea. RT. 44A and 6 ect), down," he said, adding, “ We iHe onfi waa expected to consider: Tpke.: Robert niidden, Coventry; Thick Juicy Hip Steak, extra fancy ...... $3.25 MANfiHESTER TOWN LINE BOI.TON " yzxR S' that the prctjectf waa one the town feel aomebody will have to., do Gnl\- time will tell wether the de- ICE ' (Switch the n< e and the aeven of needed reganileas of their own their feelings. Francis McCaughey. 19.3 Wall SI.: cision the oters themselves made Thanksgiving Dinner something about It. In a vote on the project, it was William Kirtgsley. 260 W’clherell ; v . ,, .. Broiled Hlet Mignen...... $4.00 spades, and this would happen.) nee<)a and that, therefore, the town "There is no doubt in bur mind 'iSien you would hold up your kln|f l$0mW was taking advantage of their turned down all but unanlmoualy St.: Ernest Peloquin. South Coven-i ‘ ___ _ *** Children's Turkey Dinner...... $1.85 Complete that if this is rejected, there will —167'to 1. However, the qties- try7 Kathryn Stoddard. Storrs; ' " GAI'WES of spades until the third round of position in asking them to pay for be a force main and pump station. |o n > o H that suit anols affirmative vole was cast by Mr, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to FOR RBSKRVATIONS CAI.L MI 9-444.1 Roast Turkey, Chestnut Dressingr General Mauagei Richard Mar- and Mrs. I.,ewla Southergill.' of 8 Mr. and Mr.s. Antliony Kayles. 99 THE OMATf t T gfMOUS Catholic parochial school - that John J. B rainard. 21, of 77 N. DROTHERS The Idea Is to develop the suit are going up in the area. tin and Mavor Eugene Kelly, who Hendee Rd. Woodbridge St : a son tn Mr and School St . sentenced yesterday to Reservation Ml 9-8061 SHOW ON ice Roaat Cong Island Duckling. Orange Sauce PROGRAMS apoke for the Board, each denied Among the objections raised by Mrs. James Hoyt, f'oveniry: a son SOI O n l e r S t. that Steeps the dangerous opponent They also predicted that if they an indeterminate term in the MAIL OKnr.RM any promises had been made the the property owners was one that to Mr. and M rs. Ixnils DeCarli, Kl- Ml 8-8185 KTiMs A<’rK i n ’i';n , out of the lend Remember this Roaat Prime Ribs of Beef, Au Jus refused to go along with the proj- Cheshire Reformatory, has to be principle whenever you have more ect. the town would eventually State or the Hartford Catholic they would be expected to pay for IlnMon. Diocese in connection with sew- BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. sentenced all over again. Bprlngflelil H orkrv Aii«t4»rlntii»n than one suit to develop. Baked Virginia Ham, Fruit Glaze have to build it anyway and find It without being, able to benefit Because of a legal technicality, ers for the schools. Martin said and Mrs. Paul Lindsay. 62 Oxford Knfitrrn ('oIlKriirn l>nily (^iiestlun { // t / other means of paying for It. from it for several years. M arlin the reformatory would not take Wr»l Nprliipfirld (’OMPI.ETE DINNER $3.00—CHILDREN S«.0O No new assessments can be the project had been in the de- said that the project would be St.: a son to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Partner buls t»ne club, and the | Video Everyday Bean, CryatBl Lake: a son to Mr. him and he was presented in court The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY Bp«I Srlnrtlnii* for .Mimdiiv thru voted unless public hearing is partment’s plans for years. completed wjthin a year, if begun next player passes. You hold: | 4 AI.I. MI 9-8123 FOR YOUR RESERVATION and Mrs. William Cummings, 28 again In a special session Isle yes- Thin., Ba I. 1:30 nnd (1:30, Hun 3:30 'Spades 10 7 4, Hearts J 10 4 3; | All RIgbta Reserved— called especially for that purpose. Marlin, in his presentation ex- now. He also said that aide street G4>4.n F4)4)I> IS O l'R MA.IOR CON SIDERATION ALW AYS plaining the project, said that the ! sewers connecting into,the ftystem Hollister St. terday afternoon. He pleaded H. T. Dickenson d Co., Inc. As a result, no action can be taken gney arose to (ipeak and daughter. 9 Hathaway Lane. LOVE-SCORCHED ous witlioiil iiny lionie-.sl \ l(> work . . . and are the difference! Martin said today he would ask periods. Mahoney, who does not live in the (Plenty of free parking. SAfiAOFTNE a I'm l tliat .Moni is .sure lo appreeiatel MENU 277 BROAD the low bidder, the Wilbraham He added that rejection of the affected area and who was de- I'ivertonc will like our eourtoous, Construction Co., for another project would be "embarrassing ” feated as A write-in candidate in deadline extension. Hearing to Resume Choice of: the D epartnent in its sanitary the October Board election, start- R.S.MAMMESI fi’ieudly sio’t ice and our rougeuiiil at- RADIO T I I I V I S 1 0 N One extension was granted sewer system expansion plans. ed out as though he were going U10S|ihcre ' Fresh Shrimp Cocktail — Fresh Fi*ult Cup Cherr>'8tones on Half Shell when the first public hearing "This is one step in -getting a tn tell the audience it got what It iMake ReaervulioiiH Ntn* broke up lo.st month without a de- sewer project for the whole area," deserved in a Board of Directors. On School Tonight Choice of: C haaael 8 H artford, Coma. itision after the properly owners he said. He pointc I out that the However, when members of the lei. MI .3-1 II.-. Mlne.strone, Cream of Celery C haaarl • Mew U avoa. O a a . demanded information on Individ- Center St. sewer, installed three audifince sought to yell him down, Ckaaoel 18 Hartford. Coaa. ual costs the administration waa years ago, can not be used until declaring he had, not. been '"In- Townspeople will continue thelr^purchasfed and prepared in con- fVIrry. Oliver and Fresh Garden Salad Channel 22 Springfield, Mni*. unal^e to provide. Since the Di- additional pumping facilities are vited,'’ he shifted hla gYqund to de- Channel 80 ^ew Britain. Conn. dlscuasion of the North End Junior nection with it KKCO.M.MKNDM) BV rectors last night were undecided provided. The use the town would fend the Board and engaged in a They contended that combineil KOAST TL'RKFj Y, C’hc.ttnut Stuffing ...... 2.7S Channel 40 Hoiyuko, M ate. D I’NT’AN HI.NK.S BOLAND on assessments, they were unable make of the prapo.sed project is shouting match with his hecklers. high Softool tonight a t a hearing at p reparation of the 8.4 ai re H ew itt ROAST CAFX^N. Glblet Stuffing ...... 2,75 Chanrtd 68 WalerbnrT. Conn. to authorize Martin to enter into Kelly finally had to call a recess 8 o’cl(jck tn the "Waddell School ALWAYS PtlNTY OF FRII OARKINO t.’ORNiSH (iAMF HKN, Wild Rice Stuffing ...275 the basis on which the sewer de- tract and the school sue would OIL COMPANY a contract today. part meht would be expected lo to restore order. f KlLK'r MICNON, Muahroom grtivy ...... 125 auditorium. provide for a better placement of "K(M)D < S) O. HKNRY PLAYUOrSB Martin and ^w er Department pay 25 per cent of the coat. the school and save money toward I ('HOICK RIR ROAST OF RKEF AIT JUaS ....3.50 369 CENTER ST. The hearing was adjourned from (^^S0) T O D A H 18 UCB8 Superintendent Fred Thrall had, Will Seek Other Flnonres a future road, extension aqd other AVEY’S l-'OK FRKHM I.onSTKR NKWBtTRfJ Rn Casserole ..3.00 ( H-AS) H K A T T H R C L O C K Tel. Ml 3-6320 on the basis of engineering stu- Friday night to give as many citi- (10) ALL STAR IM.AYHOLSE However, the general manager zens as possible an opportunity to developm ent In the area. Evrinv dies, recommended this apportion- Zarubin Dies; The estate has said it would sell lOKII m (1111(1 Hon luoioiio mi (um Candipfl Poliiloc.s, Whipped Potatoes, 8:10 ( 8) CONNECTIClfT RAND- indicated today he would explore present their ideas on the $1.6 8 TAN1> 24-Hour Burner Service ment of costs: By the individual alternate methods of providing for for about $36,000. It rejected two MOOD" Boiled Onion. Mashed TSjmip, million plant. Now Groen Peas. ( 8-40) T I I K V K R D I C T IS property owners, 50 per cent on a the Immediate needs of the area, Red Ex-Envoy offers by the town of $11,000 for WAGe WYNIER RUNIER lANGE DKIMAN NORIK NOYIN V'OI'BS front-foot basis; by owners of un- Friday's portion of the hearing, (22-8f> PROM THE8F4 ROOTS “Home Heating Speciallats as opposed to the long-range needs part of the land. developed property, 25 per cent, which lasted three hours, revealed COLOR by DC LUXE s PHILIP OUNNE - a EDWARD ANIIAl T Htil Mince Pie. Bumpitin Pie, Cream Pies (63) W H O I X ) Y O U trust; Since 19.S5” that he says the planned force (Ooiittnued from Page One) Howewr, the' plea Friday night Pliocolato fro (Troam Eclair 4;M (40) THK BRIUUTKR DAY on an acreage basis; and by the main and pump station would Strong public support of getting lo buy the land appeared lo be PLUS: A PICTURE EVERYONE MUST SEE! ^Valnut Clieeao Cuke. SpumonI ( 3) RANGKB ANDY 8UOW Sewer Department, 25 per cent, on meet. in ballet, wrestling, science, educa- the school built immediately, as overwhelmed by the desires of (22-30) Qt'KKN FOR A DAY (SS) LIBEBACR 3HOW deaiipisd. on a proposed 15-acre Strawberry Sundae ( 8-83) AMKBICAN BANDSTAND the basis of its present needs He said he planned to talk with tion and virtually every field of PTA groups and other electors l«:M ( R-UI JOHN DALY AND THE which the project would meet. town-owned site on E. Middle THE (40) THR SECRET STOBOf NRW8 the Henry Souther Engineering human endeavor. to get the school built as soon a. ■^rpa Milk Coffee • t t ) TARUKT Any reduction in the a.ssess- Co., of Hartford, consulting en- ■rpke. behind the Police Station. posaible to avoid double sesainns or Freali Fruit. Mint.s, Mixed N uts ( 8-40) THK EDGE OF NIGHT "I think It is the most Important (22-80) COUNTY FAIR (U) COLONRL FLACK ments would have to be made up gineers on the project, "to see achievement of my five years as A few electors, notably former "farming mil" in Mancltester'a BLACK ( S) FEATURE FILM by increasing the share to be what would be involved In rede- ambassador to Washington,’’' he directors Walter Mahoney and school syalem. and lo provide a TOP OFF ‘•AaceJs Over RroadwAv** borne by the Sewer Department, Helen Eitzpatrick, challenged the CHH.DRKN 1.75 (22) THE FIRST NHOW signing the present station to take said then.. ' unified program for Junior high CLARK'S (M) BOY ROGERS which ia supported by revenue re- care of our need.s without taking Zarubin was 17 at the tithe of the architectural atyle, site of the students. THANKSGIVING WITH 28 NORTH STREET WILLIMANTIC ftcservalion of 10 or More Reserves (40) POFEYE ceived from property owners now rare of the side streets in the Bolshevik Revolution. He rose fast ■chooL and the effect of its cost After the hearing tonight, the BEAUTY 6;S0 Our Prlvalo Dining Room- TEL. Ml 9-8070 < 3-83) WALT DISNEY AD- DRY CLEANING serviced by town sewers. area." in the C om m unist party . on tile town's tax load. Board of Direclora 1. expected lo VENTURE TIME Rally Sewer 1'aera Also, members of the Town take action on appropriating the 7 WALNUT ST. -- MANCHESTER (88) T H E BARL% SHOW He said the town could expand While his outward manner was ••Cry of the City" As a result, the Board’s resohi- the a'yatem In the west end of town friendly, he stuck steadfastly to Planning Commission, while de- $1 .5'million necesaary lo build the SHADY CLEN <4f) TWIIJGHI THEATER SAME DAY SERVICE tlon, which was Introduced by Di- merely enough to handle the over- the classic image of the Soviet ^en- claring full support of the school. schcxil and $2,000 for a special ( 8) FOPEYE rector Ted Cummings, was seen as flow of the present pump station, voy in the, role of a mlddlemui urged that the Sarah Hewitt prop-1 election Dec. 2 in which lownspeo- (33) THK BIG PICTURE ON REQUEST an effort to rally Sewer Depart- erly adjoining the school aite be pie wll' vole for it. ■I, ( 3) NEWS, WEATHER d serve the two schools and enable rather than a policy-maker. _jrf reWbNfvr'YFWf " 47“" SPORTS ment users to the defense of the Board at the Dec. 2 hearing. (28) SPORTS A NEWS nimuwiniBiBi8i8snisJGmn»siBi^^ (63) PHONE YOUR ANSWER In discussing the resolutions, KEITH THANKSGIVING SfCCIAL! ( I) 1M)UGLAS EDWARDS, Fisher Cummings’*indicated that he felt NEWS PUMPKIN ( 3) NEWH R WEATHER any sharp reduction of the prop- In Person — (It) NEWS . Dry Glaanors, Inc. ert.y owners' as.sessihents and an (IS) OlOUNTRY StLYB U.S.A. Increase in the Sewer Depart- ICE CREAM ( 3) WHIRLTR1RDS 825 Broad 8t __ MI t-T lll ment's share would create the risk ( 3) IF YOU HAD A MILLION of lncrea.sed sewer rates. Made- w ith i-eal pum pkin------wnth all the old fash- 17 APPETIZERS Wed, Night Only! (68) dUDOB ROY BEAN ioned graidnena of pumpkin pie custard sScufuod (’ocklHil Kn'sli F'nui I'up wilh Shci b«»t - Frp*h (22.30-1#) WEATHER. NEWS Cummings, who has long held Apple C'ltlrr (’htllrd 1'ouuUo .luico, HI T:1S (12) HlGHUrHITS that the sewer rates were tn dan- i <8#i NEWS j .. l.:43 < I I NRBK.. WEATHKB AMO ger of being raised, said, "I’m not PEETKK WEE”11 MANARD (40) NEWS, DOUGLAS ED- 3P4)RTH at SOUPS WARDS (HI THK RABLY LATR SHOW kidding myself about where the MINCE MEAT t'liloUrn N ihmIIc in New Kngliinil Clnm Chowder. AND HIH funds are coming from. I don’t be- i 7:80 ( 3) WHAT I.N THK WORLD "The Nl.hl Hawk" (22-80) DRAONKT ll:a( ( SI WURLD'N BKMT MOVIES lleve there are any funds avail- I 440UJAnD RELISHES "Thu Storm Ttookeri" able in the Sewer Department or ICE CREAM Kroflh ( ’ntn b rirv O iH U R r Krli.sh W Hlrm^rlon Rind TRAIL HERDERS... ( 8) St OARPOOT "The Hnnted** "Naaghty Marlella" (if) MACKENZIE RAIDERS ( 1) MKWS, WRATHRB AND in the town’s Capital Improvement A drill loiia de.aert that’s ]u»t right for your holl- 'i - r PloUlrH ('oltffgf Chffur Anpoitfid ricklea - Celery niara of Btagc, Radio and Toicvl.Inn! (63) TV MAIL ORDER fund. JoHruon'5 with Stuffed Ohvrn RP4IBTH dsy feast. • >•9 i 8) I LOVE LUCY • » ) RlCi NEWS (21-3#) SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S ENTREES KTORYBOOK (SSI NKWH A WRATHRB Modern. Old Fawhion, Square and "Thr Emperor't New 14.) KPiATI’Rt: FORTY ROAST NATIN K Tl'RKKV With liihlet Gravy ..$2.75 Virginia Reel Dancing; plug Western C'lolheo" II :U ( 1) FRATtaR FlLSt ORANGE-CRANBERRY - 1-i ...... (4#) NEW YORK CONPIDEN- „ "Bl«tBal& Voura’’ PRIMK RIBS OF ROAST IIKKK Style Jubilee and Hoe I)o\vn! TIAL 4214.) JACK PAAB BROW ( 3-40) TO TELL THE TRUTH lltsa (tt) JACK FAAB SHERBET W'ith 'I’orkshire I’udding ...... $4.00 ( 8 ) WYATT EARP ll:4S (U) NBWH Market Basket For A Dotir Prize! "Frontier Woman** Excellent aerved in a fruit cup or right along «’ith l!:4S I Si NRWS WBATHBB ROAST l.ONC ISLAND DFCKUNC, ( 8-4#) ARTHUR GODFREY ft (' A N D 1 t S your tuikey ae a taaty aaure For Reservations Phone MI 9-8100 SHOW 1:H ( S) MOBNIMti'S READLUfBB With Oi’auge Sauce ...... $11.50 (22-8#) GEORGE BURNS SHOW olU, "Georte*n Kvirtloa** BAKF.D NTRCINIA IfAM With Pineapple Sauce . .$2,76 ( 8) THK RIFLEMAN C h illtd Fruit Cup with Sh«rb*t or C h illtd Fiuit )uK* "The Sltlers" ------AND OF COURSE YOU'LL Ctl«ry end Oliv*i — Creom of Celery Soup with Crowleni BROILIT) UVK l.OBSTFR (68) MICKEY ROONEY SHOW fa ssK se im e mbxiv ( S) HKD 3KCLTON fliOW WEDNESDAY WANT TO COMPLETE THE PICTURE WITH (1'Ii'.l Wilh Slii’inip Dre.s.siug...... $4.2.5 RKUSII TRAY U a.iti William Frawl.y ROAST STUFFED BOB Ct’MMINCIg SHOW SPECIAI. ri.UH SIRLOIN APPKTlZiSRS; Connome of mlneiitrone aoup, mlxa4l gardaa ‘'Bob BCcm.ii d 3lag. ( S-4S) LOVE O F U m i SHAD.Y CLEN FARM FRESH EGG-NOG . aalati, dl4<4>d freah fru it cup, aHaortF4i Ju ic e . Varl." . » YOUNG TURKEY Wilh l■'resl; Mushroom (’up.s...... $4.25 <»*Wi TIC TAC DUUOn . The traditional non-alcohohe holiday drink. Ricn ENTRKKS: Roa.tt Vrrmnnt turkey with cranbarry aauoe, glblet ( t) NABP.D CITY • S-4S) ARABCII for TOMOB- "Th.lMnl ILard" amcKith . . . creamy. Servo it as la or aa'a base, Oihlet GroYy —r Cope Cod CronberrY Sovee gravy. llo4Ut atuffcrl Long Inland riiirkOng with apple and (4.) TRR BOI4RVMOONRB3 BOW Meihed Potato — Oloce Sweet Potetp VEGETABLES mlaln .aiH'e—$8.28 U a la Whipped, Hiihed or (’nndled Sweet Potatoes. ( SABI THE atlDIMO UOBT Heorti of lettuce with Prernh DreieMg hollandalac, freeh cauUfktwer au gratin. Potatqea: Baked Idaho, Ike UltUMte In 4 S i N E W S cauidicd nwccl, anowflakr. Dra.crt: SpumonI, Ice cream, warm 4 a-SSI J.IBRBAOB SHOW 4^ SALADS Dry cnaanhig m i AT BOMB WITR K IT n Tossed Salad wllli Km u l\ or Roquefort Dressing — Bartlett mince or pumpkin pic. ISa» TV MATfNRK Old feihtorved Pvmpkiirt, Mir>ca or Appip Pie with Cheeip Pear, Cottage Clieese wilh a cream dressing. Mixed nuta, freah anaorted Inilta and dinner minta. The Best In Ons Day gervice • 4SI.HIN04I AT BOSIR Sherbet Froien Pudding Ice Creom - Tea, C'ortee. 5111k, Soria. (SI o t'B M issaR O O R ff . . . EngiUh Plum Pudding, Hard SoiKO DESSERT Bring The Ktddlea—>‘i Price MMeheater Oiy Cleaaera t S-ltl AS THE TriSfem TCBNf 9$ WeUt Stre4!t ( S) STAOR.a ChoeeDrtoo Pum pkin, At lin e or Deep DIali Apple Pie - - Baked Indian Make Your RcBcrvaMoaa bow! fleaae'Phone>M lJ41M Too Coffee Orong# Drink Phoaa Ml 8-2254 ' (SS) HALF RODB FILM Tokoy Gropei Sw*»i Apple Cider Mised Nirti Miriti Pudding A,s.sorled Ice C ream s Hot Plum Pudding w ith m i PBOTKSTANT FBAY1CB Hrandled Hard Sam e. IS-4S) JM M Y DRAM SHOW, I lb. be. 2 lb. bat) 65 '< ldldien $1-50 m-Ml ‘rilllTB OR OONSS- Koatea S and 44A Pmler 12 Pl.i'S . Individual Coffee Pols - Plus Assorted Bread BOSTON FLOOR SHOW ’STl 'T" U:l • ( I) HKA m ’NT the finett, fm b ett cantliet you •Mancheater, Cann. Baskets V Phil Roac, -M.O. aad OiMuediaa’* f MSI O ^ y MOOBB BBOW < $ - ui**^r 2 SFk iroa'ioHftMbR Clilldran under 12 coiiiplete dinner $2.25. paM tai/ahaaleR ap, Deal SsM ( S-M) ROIISR PABTY c u buy . . . cxdushreljr oui$ Alaxlne MUIa, 'Tateh>re2t5'e Dancer!” m-iS) HAOOIS BAOniS ICriet) Tlianksglvlng L’lnner served 1.2 noon until 8 P.M. PLVS—"CLUB 21" (MICIIERTRA (tt-M) Tint CAUpifunAMB 1 S I M V l i r r L K M A M I B uouiARDjoiimon'5 HArrIson 3-9001. "Daageraa. r a lru n f " iu> BALv a o v a n u B ORE HOURS QUINN'S Odm Wedae«da.v and Raturday *lAatearh far Haagry Aaarlcait" ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL JOHNNY WOLF'S EroM • A JL IJnlU Sit« r.M., dooed Hwradajr, ThankaglvinK Located Sllle Weat of AT THE CLARK'S EVERY DAY PHARMACY MORIARTY BROTHERS Day. Or Mi Friday ninht tmUl 9. Oakland Street on INCLUDING SUNDAYS la .h ^ Tolland Turnpike 24H0UR#aRNIRSiRVICI 87.1 ST. PRfEPARKINGI CAFE HANOI OTi NHL Qtt. For Rot^rvariom Colt HArrison 3-90R1 PHONE Ml 3-41M -.‘S. W1 MAIN gT. MJtflCHtSTEB—Ml M IW 818 CfNim 8T.i..#HONI Ml M lt l ssssB sss±dessB ssss= ^ss:^ \ : \ J :’:' % FAAB rOUB IIANCHESnCB EVENINO HEftALD. ICANCHE^R. CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1968 \ AN(HIESTBB evening heral d. MANCHESTER. CONN* TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1968 PAGE PIVK hostess at th* church during No- Bolton Quick Turn Over Sou t h W i ndsgr vember. W HAY—*10 CRrtMine Beerworth and. daughter, appeared ahead in hii raea againat Csnvsasers to Moot I D i l i l y H i i d i o fVTlO—1U80 Rep. Miller Notes ^ Enda Vandalism A final report. meeUng of Wap- Rockv i ^e ‘V e rnon Z S JS n u k e • R i . ; Hr*. Jennie Oni- Alaskans Hold John Butrovich Jr., 4S. • WOCXV-4XM W PO P— 1410 ping Communitjr Church eaavMO- n^ve'and son, 142 High St.; Mrs. The term* of the two ’new Sen- BMtMB StMuUnl Time Gmrt Fines E. BRAY ers will be held tomoiVbw at t:IO F.. Marjori* Wong, and dai|ght*.', YojU S h o u ld K n o w . . . ator* will be set at two, four or Deadline for Bills / A boy, 18, who w as caught p.m. at the home of John Ahrens RFD 1; William Brown, Hartford Stat€^ Elections six year* by the Senate w'hen the tuntiag over grave stones last Gi^uQcil Favors Borrow kig Alaskans are seated next year. The toUowlng program *Chw A4|-6 ;84— on Griffin Rd. Wkiich and J ^ e lry Jte ^ irfh g Tpk. ^ WHAY—Hound Doff Mm. Robert Miller, Bolton’* night, was himself turned over Driver $200 One will serve a shorter term than «lM ace euppUad by the' radio WTIC—Nlchtllne —to Juvenile authorities, po- NataBoUa frkas; C liffo r d M. Sterli ng WDRC—J a n la My Baat newly elected representative In the MasicOiestar Evealng i I l g n M $ Before Taxes E^ue Venim and Taleottville news Is (Continiied from ra|:e One) the other, but it will not be known j manOfetnenta and are aubject to tVPOP—Modam Sounda State legislature, called attention lice reported. 250,000 until January who the ahort-term LIFE Gassoway Ware of Hartford Sooth Windsor oorrespondeat El- handled , through The HerahTe k . liF— Police Chief H erm an O. PriNnpf Sarvica— Z Wetehmokan Cliff Sterlini^ has served Man-! likely to add to the marg^in here Senator will be. efcange without nouca. WHAY—Hound Do* today to the deadline for filing was flned 8200 for a second offense m ore B om ham , telephone MlfadMO Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St., Chester youth the Boy Scouts of! bills for consideration of the 1959 Bchendel said Patrolman Wal- Mn mtmbers of the Rock-4’ Mr*, taigg, who accompanied today. ■=’ The governor mill *er\’e a term WTIC—NIffhtItne of driving while his license was 4-0674.' telephone TR em ont .5-3186. America since ?951. From 1952 un *'?VINF—atanctieiur Herald New* WDRC—Jaiz le My Beat General Assembly. The closing ter Cassells Jr. caught the lyhmeliastar's OMait Establbliad Jawalar vlUe City Council met for a short her husband wa# presented with a ending In 1962. j boy. who was accompanied by ' til this year, he has been c-ommls- Demoi'rats held a commanding WPOP- Mf'd/*rn Sounds date will be Jan. 21. under suspension by Deputy Judge aeasioiV last night When they vot-1 bouquet, 'tviN F—Music tor the Ulrel Smil ■i I M» - a girl, also IS, in East Ceme- The U.S. battleship Maine was sioner of the Blackledge District, I majority in the 1937 territorial | WMAY ll'iuiid Do* She has asked that anyone Inter- WllWam J. Thresher at Monday blown up in the harbor of Havana, 737 MAM ST*^TATE THEATER ILDG. ad to reccommend. to the electore Gran^ said Lugg "brought credit Columbia *’tvHAy—Platter Party WTIC -NiKhtllrif tery. The boy admitted turn- which includes Manchester. Bolton. I legi.slalure of 21-3 in the House ' ( . o v p n t r \ V»-‘ — KccwmJ Kevipw ested in presenting new legislation night's Town Court session. Cuba In 1898, thus launching the at the annual- city meeting that to hi* community through uhael- Andover, Hebron, Marlborough and lARLi S M H M m i r r WOni' - World i.itilaht ’ ing over two head atones, the and 11-fV in the Senate and were WKNB—Caron*8 840 Club wpiip Moflern Bounda contact her as early aa possible so chief said, although the girl According to Court Clerk Spanish-American War. the mayor and-city treasurer be fi,tr'achievement, leadenihlp and I Glastonbury. His tenure as commis- je um m i m B m e m t m Wric- Aoms Miiicf 9:0:»— the bill may be property drawn for Horace Vibert, this Is the min- allowed to borrow 8350,000 in an- gervice. Club YYmtliopia expected to win by about the .same WDRC-Cal Kolby WINF-Newa had tried to talk him out of sioner W Bs the longest eVer held In Motorist Cliargcd. ! mtrmmi e-rest WPOP—Top 40 8how 9:10— filing. It. 'The girl was also turned imum penalty for a second offense ticipation of taxes W ilbur CYoss F ro n tag e Rond this area. margin In the new slate setup of «:ey- i WINi* -WINF Bandstand .Mrs. Miller w as one of six newly over to Juvenile authorities. on this charge. Dispositions were During the reading of reports Simpson and Whitehouse Con- Slates Opening I Sterling is now district training 20 Senators and 40 Repre.senta- WINr—Newt 'I 16— elected Republican women legisla- struction.^ Co. of Mansfield Center Ill Hvdraiit (>ash W'HAY-HouDd Do* Schendel said there have also Issued in four other cases. from the various city departnients chairman, responsible for leader- tive*. Dots A HIARIHa AID ; WCNr^Hufic with Jo« Gtrand U'TIC—Nlchillne tors honored at a luncheon of the TTiese Incltlded: A ndrew Scott, T h B a n k t h a t f/ives you PLANNED SECURITY the council was informed of the Is apparent low bidder on the pav- Of Social Dates ship training for all 54 Boy Scout' The cam paign ha.s draw n well- been report* of tipped-over HAVS TO 01 4:14- W1»RC World Ti-nl*hl Order of Women Legislators stone* at the cemetery for the Hartford, Improper backing, 88, feslgitatiiiti of W unSrii-^. -Pfun- ing Of the Wilbur Crosi -frontage units within the Blarkledge ares. known political figures from the Willimantie Police sa-y * (Mv- ' WIIAY—Platler Party WI’f)p Modern Sound* (OWI-S) at the Hotel Bond Fri- 9.30 past week. and failure to notify the Motor d*r lieutenant of tl^ Fitch Fire road, now ..being built .In' Vernon, Club Youthlopia, . the social I He heads a staff of 16 men and slate.'<. Among those touring the entry motori.«t touched off a freak WCCC—Record Kevue day. The 23 women who make up Vehicle Department of a change of the State Higiiway Department I women w-ho instruats Boy Scout; teirit'ory weic Vice .President accident in that city yesterday WKNB—Open Mike wiiAY Watch Co. Pfunder has been with the fire branch of the Horace W. Porter WTIC-Rof* Miner WTre—Ntjfhtllne the membership were guests of address, 86; William O. Bub, department for. 40 years. It was announced yesterday, 'the com- I leaders in the various arts of rook-1 Richard M. .Nixon. In terior Sef re- which resulted in a 20 fool high WDRO-Cnl Kolhy Wl»ftC-Mooda for Ftonianre Mrs Julia Keeney, state and na- hearse at 8:45 p.m. tomorrow: Chestnut Hill, disregarding a traf- School Alumni Assn., will open its ing, patrols, group leadership and lary Fred M Seaton and Sen. 1 / TO Oi THE OESTT wroi'~'rw WPOP M' ’>d/Tn 8' ' »unds voted to appydve the appointment pany's bid was 860,153. shower of water spewing from a i 45 tional commltlcewoman, and Mrs. kenlor choir at 7:30 p.m. The fic signal, 86; Alton B. Greenleaf, of Arthur Hewitt as his replace- Talcotfvllle Assn. third season Dec. 13. other phases of scouting. John F. Kenneiiy (D-Ma.ssi. sheared off hydrant. , E ...... 4:80- W 11A V Watch Church school staff will meet to- The training program, which is ^ Notonyourlife! WliAY-PiHilei Party WTIC -NlKhtllne Anna-Mae Swlta.akl, vice chairman Bristol, Improper left turn. 812; ment. New officers elected st the last Jan Tasker, firesldonl of the Denux'rat E. L. iBobi BaiUett. Gregory M, Liivky. Jr. 29. was WTU: —H''8» Miliei moulds for RomHnrc of the Stale Central Committee. night at 8 o'clock In the parish and Bronislaw Matulls, Rye St., The council was told by Police meeting of the TalcottvUle Im- Assn., said the original date had done on both formsi and informs! 7)4. foi H years AjH.sk.i's non-vot- the operator, of a pickup truck, The /.enith Qualiiy 50-R isSSO WDRC—c'Bi Kolby WPOP M'd^'m Bounds A mo( k session of the legisla- room. Bast Windsor Hill, Intoxication, Commissioner John J. Yaskulka provinent A esn,'are: Mr. Robert been changed because of i-onflicting bases, also inc-lude.s continual ing delegate to t^ongress. was con- police say. th.it went through s complete... yet is unexcelled Wpor—T' p 40 Show 10 ;00— courses for Cub Scout leaders. 4:46- WHA^ .Nuri.i Water- ture for all members has been set The official board meeting of 810 and breach of the peace, 810. that the Police Commission has | Tucker, president; Mr. Harold events scheduled at Yeomans Hall. sidered alm ost a rc itain w inner in .stop «ign at an inter.«ection and in performance by hearini WHAV-l’iBUer Party for De( to orient the many new United Methodist Church will be Thanksgiving Services F o r w a r d a Senate hid against Republican aids selling for 8200, or more. WTlC—n-.^.i Miner WTfC.-Treftsury of MusJr 1.1 decided that all cars parked at | Smith, vice president; Mrs. Rob- Marilyn Naumac is manager of Sterling started in scouting ns .slammed into a car coming st WI'HC—Mood.s for Romanre legislator., to procedures and other held tonight at 7:30. Meeting of Two South Windsor churches the teenage night club this yoai. : publicitv chairman (or ('uh Park R. E. Robertson. 7.3, and Independ- lO-Diy Money Back Gutran- WDnC—t-ai Koibv WPOP Mml^rn Bounds SHNt rafular WEEKLY savin** NOW far naxt West Main and Market Streets in! ert Beebe, secretary; and Mr. Gay right angle*. The crash forced the WrOP—Tod 40 Sliow 1016— aspects of the Job. the various church commissions will hold special Thanksgiving front of the Chase Building will i Slmoncelli, treasurer, She will announce her committees 1 151 at the Veiplanck Sehool in 1951, ent Keith (.'‘anper. car into the hydrant, Lipsky i* leel Come in ...o r phone for 4:00— WHAY N ik m Watcri Onuige KlwUun will follow. Eve services tomorrow and a third be towed awav at the owner's ex-1 The association Is now working for the first dance later this week. and w’Bs neighboi hood eommission- The otIuM' Senate race appeared I'harged -vvilh failure to .«top st a home demonstration lodiyi WMAY-Piatier Party WTIC—Treasury of Musle yaar's haNdoy axpansas. For at HtHa os $1.00 a The Club is open only to membeis i er for six units until his appoint- to him. Sterling: quoted * para- WTn;—Newa WDFtC—Mofrds for Flonianes I3—Nrw» WTM'--Bost#^*n Pops Orrhesf 11- fill a vacancy In Its slate of new Women of St. George’s Episco- vites all to Join a Thanksgiving mine responsibility for the Uttered: Under the leadership' of Mrs. it won t matter how larpe your Kunlros car was heavily dam- WINF—Spor:» Wr>RC—Mfiotls for Rtininrir*- oflicera, scheduled to be Installed pal C:Thurch will meet at 8 o'clock Eve service to be held at the sidewalks near ttie Tea Room on i Donald Freeman. Talcottville Cub of these young people. Under the the Wood Radge, in recognition Dem ocrat Ralph Rivers, fifi. wa.s aged. hut there m*ere no injuries 4:15— WpoF» -Moderii Bounds guidance of John LaCroix. wiio fm participation in extensive iiank arro iin t was, nor the air.e of QUINN’S PHARMACY WHAY —i'latier Party on Dec. 12. tonight at the Community Hall. Wapplng Elementary School, just Park St. Scouts are going from home to your house or car. but what will .xllghllv fax'ored over Republican in the crash. 10:46- The meeting will elect a lectur- Catholic Youth Organization off Sullivan Ave., at 7:30 p.m. to- founded the club, Ibey have, on the Irsining in Bov Scout leadership. WTU:—R«'ta Miller WHAV .Nipfit Walch Alderman John Gill, chairman home gatliering canned goods for be important 1* that you were im- Hem V . Ben-son, 18. rn the congre*- Water .seivne in the area wa* PHONE Ml 3-4134 WlJRC—Cai Koibv WTFC—Boston F’ops Orrheslrn er, the post held most recently by will meet at St. Maurice Church morrow. Sermjn topic by the P v. of the Park Commission, reported Thank.sgiving baskets which are back of theii membership cards, HI Sterling attended a special train- sional yace. shut off fm two hours until re- U'pop—T'ip 40 Show WliFtC MoofU for Rofnarire Miss Grace Tedford. Mrs. Francis hall tomorrow at 7 p.m. Walter L. Abel will be "Celebrat- warnings as s guide, isstied by .1. ing course st Sehiff .Scout Reserva- , portant in the life of a boy ' NANOU EATTtMt* AND ACCttSOMff 4 ■ 3§ WPOP K P Mor*an that the city b®s been offered lo be made available to some of ■’Thnt .*uni!i it up.’ Sterling: Willram Egan. 44. the Demo- pair.* could be made to the hy- PO« MOST MtAWNG AIDS WIUY —Plaller Party Mannlse of Notch Rd., elected ing Thanksgiving, Backwards." anchester free storage space in the m * w ' ^*f^Jhllles within the town- Edgar Hoover, director of the lion. Mendham, II no avings 1 FBf. i. 1906 4:45- WPOP - News nate that she will be unable to Property call Lawrence F. Flano, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. t o s t Cl rpf. r Aionr/h • s f c r P o r k a c / f equipment at Henrv Park. Income Dom ple OPfN f R t O A Y S to ti / j.rn high by 83,000. Mrs. Donald Lovoi- Justice Rlizaheth D Hntehins. ■ w i t h ” ^vhile a aludent at South Portland Wl’OP Modern flf^unda I V I N I N G S 6 t o 8 si'onal con.sullant under supervi- Russell Andrews was the proseeiit- High .‘School where he directed 4:04- for Christian Hervlce at United Holton eorrenpondent, Doris M. ing from 9:30 to 10 a.m. Mr. and sion of the Planning Commission, in, chairman of the canvass com- The Wood Badge is am ong ihe, WIIAY —Dateline 11:110- I AlWAYS niN T Y OF FRII PARKMO : mittee announced that pledges Ing grand juror. .*eveial fraternity and .sorority Wiu>-Newa WHAV I n / / Allrv Methodist Church are currently D'ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-554S Mrs. William Peck are host and Mayor Herman G. Olson noted .Stephen Vadnais, 2fi.Willimantie oldeat traditions of Boy .Scouting, WDUr—Newa Reporter WTTf'—Htarlii’hl fierenada scheduling frequent work bees at have increased 42 per rent over show* in the 1920 s He i* a mem- WDRC—Moods for romance that the council had received some was fined 824 for failure to drive having been Instituted in England w r o p —Newt nelghhorhrHKl homes In prepara- the previous year. jhc Lord Robert B.aden-Powell, h«'.! of Kappa Alpha Pi. a national 4;05— WPOF’--Modern Rounds criticism over the handling of de- to the right of the highway. Eve- lugh school fraternity. WINF—Newa M i 4 4 - tion fur the ann al Christmas sal* tails regarding setting up of a Thanksgtring .Service I foiitidei of tile inlerna-ional or- 4:10— WMAV—la*/ Alley The Talcottville Congregational lyn M 'tehell. 30. of Hebron, was He live* at 16 Oval Lane with WTIC-Btarllirtii fl^rensde and turkey supper on Dec. 1.3, fund into which half the parking fined 812 for illegal passing. , ganization. ' WINF—Mualc for Evenlni Chun-h will have a special service hi.< wife Eleanor ami three son.*, 4:16— WDPC—Moods for Pomanre Items particularly suited for meter receipts would (jo to im- Charges of failure to grant one ! sterlin g has al.so a.s.sisied th e ' WIUY—Dateline WPOp Mo.lern Rounds gifts Including cl.own dolls, m it- rf worship on Thursday al 9:30 national professional training staff John. (\>ry and Gary, ('om' and WTIC—Strictly SporU 1Z;80— prove parking facilitie.s. He said half of the highw ay wliii-h had Oarv are twin.*. All three are s tu - ' w n n e —Newa WINF-film f)ff tens. bean hags and Jewelry, will he felt It was up to the council to a.m. been plaeed against .Mrs .lohn I. of the Boy .Scouts hy supplying Go! Go! Go! dent* al .Manchester High School WpOP—Dixieland be featured for the Christmas Chrislniiut Play them information related tn train-; discuss and vote on the.se m at- Peters, 34. of .lonalhan Triimhiill Sterling ia employed in the Go whoro prudont pooplo 90 to oovo for Mxt 4:84- shopper. ters Slid then leave details up to A Christmas play, "Why the Highway were nolled by Mrs. Gng pi artires and procedures used ^ WIIAY-Serenade Bulletin Board Chimes Rang. " will be presented in * i n t h e s t e a . t aervice deiparlment at Prall and WTU'—Mualc hy Melaehrino Hire Yule Help those paid to lake care of them Hutchins. Whitney Aircraft jn Eaat Hart- ytor’s holiday bills. Start rofulor WEEKLY sov- WDU('—Guv Coinbardo Memher.s of the Republican Town He said he felt it was a waste of two .special performances at the Touring Kiiro|>e MOal of the Scout's train in g ac- WPOP—Modern flotinda CtjiTimlllic will meet at Qtilsh's Holiday Bazaar of the Vernon I fm d. time and money to have a detailed Mi.ss M aurine S, I.,eonard. daugh- I llvitles take place either al one Now, Savs Stale Funeral Home In M anchester at Congregational Church. The play, in^s in our 1954 Christmas Club. *'^AY^ertoa(le survey made and drawn up be- ter of Maurice Leonard of Jona- of the local school siiditoiliims or N orw ay ha* an area of 124. WTlC—Tbr*e Bur Ultra 7 p m. totlay to pay their respect* fore anyone knew what the coun- to be put on by the Pom Pom than Trumbull Highway. Is tour- *t Cam p Johnson in Bolton. "The W rnO—!/Owell Thomaa to Mrs, flecondn Morra of Bolton square mile*. It* penin*ula-hke Wpt'ip—Modern .^otjud* “ D n y o u r O i r l a t in n*i a h o p p ln ir cil's wishes on the m atter would Petite Puppet Theater, will he held ing Europe with a roljege room- camp is used almost every week- who died ycMlerday afternoon. Dec. 6 at .“i and 7 p.ni The bazaar country extends to the Arctic 7:00 C M tiv ” l l i f i t s t l i r n - lv lc e F iH n i: be. mate. The two girls, in Europe end of the year hv scout.s in this Ocean. WM A Y • h< I onri'le Holton i’uhllc Library will be E lks C ontribute In Student l-'iind will open its doors al 11 a.m. WTIC - Du k n<'rlr| pilSHP'l nul !'•. I'lffi) stofp.s iloHcd Thursday, Thanksgiving since August, hsve siready visited area. " Sterling said. "It is a good \VDIIP—Amoi and Andy The first of 10 annual contribu- Fa.velte Vtsitatinn M tin* S rjii.e t l n i f M tm U iPr h it o f I >(iy. England, Belgium. Denmark, and spot for the boya to pisclii-e the WPUT*—pSiMon t.flwia tions of JlfiO each wa.s given to Grand Master Albert H. Ruwet are now in Germany They are arts they have learned through 1:16- n d v le p l.s h r if iK o ff ^ M 'd t'» t h e n io r - 'i’he Chancel choir of Bolton will visit Fayette Ixulge No. R9 avings anchester WHAY—Serenade r h a i i l H t h rin a e lv f M h y ( h e M tn to Salty Knight liked to be wsmi in bed! Let the the StudenI Loan Scholarship driving a car pnrchase.l there. their leaders " W Tir—Dirk Bertel Congregational Church will re AFandAM at Jts regular stated FOR RENT K y n p l o y i i ir n f ' e r ' i ' ’e “ I> o n't w n l t , Fund at Rockville High. School bv They plan to lie at Inabrook. Aus- .Scouts will al.so have an oppor- M A I N O F F I C E EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH w n itr- Amoa and Andy the Rockville Lodge of Elks. T h e j com m unication today at 7:.30 p. m. tria for the Christmas hoIidn--s. 8 and 18 mm. 5lnvip Projertor* WF’OP—Modern Botjnda h u t d o v o ’ ii f i i i i n t m n a h irin g ; temperature drop as much as a single degree tunity to display the skills they —aniind or ■llent, alao 85 mm Alonchcsffr Paikode liHO-- money, part of 81,000 set aside the Masonic Temple. Thanksgiving liny Service 923 M a i n S t . 7 8 5 f a s t Crnfi’r Sf. n o w ” have acquired through their •tide projector*. Cor. Lc'nox Sf. W<*sf A lid d ic T u rn p ik e WHAY- Ht.unrt Do* for thi.s purpo.'ic* by the local lodpe The meeting will be preceded by The Rev. .George K. Evans, leadership programs in the nnnusi \VT1<’—Newa*of the Wr>rld M l«4 U a / .e l A in le PR o n , M ii m ii e h - and she was out of bed in a flash, prowling a dinnei at 6:30 p ni. OPfN THURSDAY WI»nC—Arjewer Pleaee t e i o f f l i e n m n iif f e t a n id t h e r e n r r ARTHRITIS? waa g’iven in the memory of the m inister at i..'oliimhia C ongrega- ".Scoiit-O-Rama" In be held Dee. WELDON DRUG CO. fVfNINGS d to 8 BOTH BRANCHfS OPfN F R I D A Y S t o 8 p . m . U'pnp-Motkrn Htiunde I.7 7'» p e i ’i'KiH r e i'l H t e t e d In t l i r orn late Herbert O. Clough, a past Open House tional ('^hiireh, has announced a 1:4.1 I hjivr h«*en wonderfully blenaod In around for extra blankets, which somehow al- 6 at the .Vlanchesler Armory 901 M ain Bt. Tcl. Ml S-5S2I UilAY Hound Do* p l o v in rr H H o rv lr e 's h lr a nn \«’ a n d IiH iif ; ff‘Htored (o nrtlve life after exalte(j ruler of the Elks and su- The Veterans of Foreign Wars special Thanksgiving Day service Asked what Srouting has meant ALWAYS FLINTY OF PRn DARKINO Will' Ufe In Ihe WoiM o f f lie t n n re v . l l l i n j ; to i»riiiF( iTlFipIed ill nearly every perintendent of school* from 1918 will have open house in their new al 9:30 a m. Thursday. WpnC’-.pdwnrd P M-ti'-tt ways managed to be oh the bottom shelf under to the tim e of hia death in 1937, building Sa urday. Commander \Vp( Ip —Mtifl^t II fionn'U te m p .M i i r v loh.-i joint in my body and with inufl- The senior choir will rehearse 4:00 S o (III t ’ v o n o lo PM t i a v r hri> n iiilnr Koj'eneHH frnrn head to foot , The Elk* will '’ontrihute $100 Joseph Fetko announced today tom orrow froi i 8 until 9 p lu. On ll-ill.d f)o* a c iit oiM t o I m c .'i I a r e a n u ip io y e rM Ai r-ordlng Jo ineiliriil dia^noalA I a pile of bath towels or summer spreads. A year to the fund for a period of The event will include opening Friday night, in regular rehearsal, WTM' -Ntglillliic u r ^ ii u : D ie n i t o m a k e p ro v ia io riH liMil Rbournatolfl Arthrllh and 10 year.s. ceremoniej at p.m. and dancing they will begin work on Christ- WIdH’ T: Q I.rMi* Air ConHitioning-tentperoiuiei m an, lo order. Get o d*-.or.itrot>or\l TOP TV-Th* D noh Sfro.-e Cde.'. Show .S^;ridoy-NBC-TV ortd tk# Nt loan* Chevy tk^wroeet wekly e« AflC-IV. ^VP«>P M»'d''rii floiiiid* h o w (d i h ir i n g r x t r n h e li» f o i t h e liber ffirniH of Hheuiiiatlam For Fire IMstrlrt Meeting from 8 to 12:.30 p.m. The new ma.s miLsir and anyone interested 1 16 h o l M iiv Hen o n FHKfC Info i TJ i ot l on on how I ob This was one of those nights, the temperature A »perial meeting of the Veinon VFW home i* located off East St. UHAV Hnund 1)0* it singing is invited to Join the Will' NiKhtlln»* n p H p o n n r h n a lie e n ijlo w . h o w - tnlned tbla wonderful relief write Fire Di.strict will be held today t< the rear of Noitheast School. group. Uldp- H V evet MHa Andrr.snn aiiM MKH. I.KI.A S. WlKR dropping by the hour. After putting another at 8 pm. in V’ernon Elementary Raymond Fetko was building W rOP- Modern Rounda 2H0n Arbor Hills Drive B R School. committee chairman. Manohootor Evening Hertild f'-o- O. Bo* 290B blanket on each of the children and on her The commisaionei s are aaking Hoapltal Notaa InmMs rarrmipondrnt .Mr*. Donald Television Proirrams ilackson, Mississippi, for approval of two site* for fire Admitted yesterday Alfred R. ’Ihittlp, tolophonn ACndrin.v 0- On Pase Twn husband’s bed, Sally climbed back between her house* ahd for $4.SO0 for purchase Percoski. Broad Brook; Adeline 3485. PRESCRIPTIONS of one site. Fire hoiL«jes aie planned Mitchell, 43 Brooklyn St : Jane now icy sheets-cold and shivering-with only for West Rd . over the civil de- Francis. Webster Rd. I'n't' 1‘irk-itp and fense romniunication* center and i Birth today: A .son to Mr. and I’ve got to r for the Dirgo property on Wash- Mr.s. Ronald Roguslci. Sunset Dr., GENERAL I'nut DvUvvry hy a well worn beach blanket for herself. ington St. Voters will be asked to | Vernon; a .son to Mr. and Mr*. Appro\e a long term lease on the Clayton Ravage. West Shore Rd., T V SERVICE Wide awake by now, Sally suddenly realized CD site. * !C rystal I^ake. D n y M Ar A (^Ell Miller Pharmacy hand it to R otary l.4innn ( lltL I N RD—MI 8-4184 how she could solve, once and for all, the prob- ^^vo men were recognizerl by , La'WIs , 120 Prospect St.; Mr*. TEU Ml B-fVia? Rockville Rotary club yesterday' SWISS for their work on Vernon's Ses- lem of her own midnight prowling. Her Mem- quicenlennial. UIVE HER Alty. Harry H. Lugg. who head- PINE LENOX CLEANERS bership Card in The Hartford Electric Light ed the committee, and Rotary CHRISTIAN DIOR president Harry Flamin who head- AVAII.ABI.K AT Company's Electric Blanket Club had. arrived ed the clubs participation in the PHARMACY affair received certificate* of ap- WELDON’S 200 E. denier St.—Ml 0-9096 only that morning. Now she could buy Electric preciation. preayited by John E. • 001 MAIN STREET Grant, past president. I Blankets for everyone in the family (including herself) and budget the cost in small monthly payments with her electric bill! If you have, a case of chilled “midnight Knowledgeable people prowlers” in your home, take your Membership HOLIDAY SPECIALS! Card in the Electric Blanket Club to your ap- pliance dealer or department store-select the buy Imperial electric blankets you want-and just say: “Please Afrnnge to budget the cost with my Electric biU”.

The moment you do, you and your family HUH 25‘ T^f I-tfrvrr t-pn»ftigrr Kitiginrocd uilh rtnr-fnnnt Lootovi Lm inft Mdf tiruf aideilldlie r*i>r trinS ea SIZE 620-127-120 are on your way to the warmest, cosiest winter- REG. 50c— GUARANTEED ; time.lleeping you've ever had!

' • • • FLASH T h e y k n o w ■P.S.—7/ your Membership Card has not yet B p o u r g u e n t f o r a p h a n u r e t e n t t h e ir la b e ls- BULBS arrpred, and you wish to purchase Electric Blankets right now»-just take youp account a n d 80 do SLEEVE OF 8 nut^ber (off any previous bill) to your dealer THIS IS THE OHE FOR WAGOHS! 1959 CHEVY REG. $1.12— guar anteed , —he'll give you a Membership Card to fill out. t h e ir frie n ds Wagon,a wore never more beaut ifnl, or duti- 'I'yrex cord tires, bigger, safer brakes, C h e v r o l p t * M f i v e s t t i u n i n g n e w “...They made this luit ful. From low-set headliKlit.t lo wing-shaped smoother-than-ever F'ull Coil ju.spension and look like new alain" s t a t i o n t r a g o n s f o r * 5 9 a r e tailgate, the.se '.aO Chevrolets are as sweet a roll-down rear window (electrically op«w looking a.-s anything on wheels. 'I'liey're ju.st ate

M A N C H ESTER EV E N IN G H ER A U > ,J»IA N C H ESTER. CO N M , T U ESD A Y, N O VEM BER 25, 1958 PAGE SEVEN P A G E ^ lA N C H ES T ER EV E N IN G H ER A LD . M A N C H ESTER. CO N N., T U ESD A Y, N O VEM BER 25, 195? sn prices next spring when the new pig crop is marketed, but said beef tendency towmrd Independent vot- Shide^ts at Green ondary to tht fAct Uuu Little Rock lance than this. lifb o d has brought Costs of Living! probablv will remain high ail next FAMOUa aARKIR ^ a n r li ^ B t p r is eervlng as »n excuse for Inaction ing becauM they thought that A T b o a | ^ for Today AM out o f the bondatr# .(Of S g ^ t , weakened the two parly ayatem. His purpose is not- that ws should Noth l^ankagiving for the rea^ of the nation on the Connecticut Cmmmwl akmtitm " T - B A U L " E n p h i n g i | p r a i d So the party leveC waa left to fey tiM die in the wildarnesa of aalfishneBS, Remain Steady-:j:r~'""^ race question. CASH The ‘ traditional ThimlagWlng jnjBUSHKD BY rilE do what It would in the 1958 elec- anger, bad temper and other aina to '*wrop up” yelir J O T T E R HERAX-DPRINTLNG CO. 0ctob«r L U ll found themaelves, in tho result, replying, ‘1 thank Chid through w Is M r l ; conference in W'ashington. she i An -Mr fiald in otir last, it ia not scuttled out of their posts of party hie miaerable condition In chapter t cmts«issas»>ac»Miis...tsmiwf feiiHw »m ifefem Pledge Of the Flag led by Timothy YO URS FR I Jesus Christ our Lord." NMfWM. A tttgOMMT sfesetssr ssa |s antat few ksMfew . . . sMb justraents based on. the govern- Edward Feltham, 84 Jarvis PublUbtd Every Kvrnw» Kac^pi , .sought If) hur.si the nation s com- much consolation that, last Nov. leadership. A s for the theorists, ■even o f hie letter to the chureh M ajor E. W alter Laraie. Badger; Psalm 100, Kent Carlaon ment index. Sundays and Holiday* Enf«rM «t th« Buisiamit- •INtnciM.'s sssIssiM lawtssiliaa cm Ctsia CiMI Prayer, H arry M l U e t t e ; the Road will be given Scout;ng’s FASTER! EA SIER! •««!..7 Post Office at llanche»f<»r Conn e* placency on the rs(e question with 4, aomr of th« candidataa and w f wonder whether they comdder at Horae. > However, decreases of about T Thanksgiving Story, Scott Fitz- cGod and Country" award during S«>coBd Claaa Mall Matter _ _ _ political boasea who wart rtaponal- the two party system stronger In versei 15-24 he Indicates that cent are scheduled lo go Into ef- the baihcfl comment Dial there Is while posaesting a strong desire Laana 9 » to S«M — Lawns tHcrltMiirMl at Ifew M9C gerald; the governor"# proclama- the 8^:30 a.m. Eucharist in .St. SUBSCRfPTION BATFS Texas Too Small Now fect in the pay ratejs of about a national tendency to be "ever- ble for the retention of the f » r t y j to do the right, he found himself tion. Lajrelel Tuttle amd Richard Mary’s Episcopal Church on Y O U S A V E C A S H Payable in Advance level on SO* MAIN ST., O m Woelworth’t, M ANCHUTm 220.000 other worker.s, whose con- One Vear ...... i.Vlastingly lefom iing someone else", ------the ro n n k fc u t v ^ ln ^ I X l " s * n ’ i ‘ retaining the enslaved very often, by an Inner Slegal. '' ‘ / Thankagiving Day. p'eltham, now A T YOUR TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMP MERCHANTS Hintmschine iiiiir werevtrir Ihemselves ripped I Nogales, Ari*. n in this I ^ saving some Congress- the scif-atyled Texas consul In No- OWN TNUISOAY IVENINGS UNTIl t tJA Muale by the Glee Club and the ment basis than the suto worker Y O U 'L L PIN O P A Y 8 to shop with merchants vtiho give Blue men. technique Institute. Troy. N.IT,, is rr One Month ...... 1 , was "not one t onuniimty In the na- parDrulsr election wrong. He puts it this way; gslas Is resigning. S Irnm Mtm tmtt tHM <*w Individual grades Interspersed the group. Stamps. They feature the /ow«f prices anywhere. . . plus Weekly ...... "WHan 1 would do good, evil is n speaking parts. a 1958 graduate’ from Manche.ster Single Copy ...... jtion that Is free of the .stigma of The political dAmage done by the But the pendulum aavagery of For yaa. - Blbolet, a rancher, has The workers thus due for a pa.v High School an EXTRA BONUS of Triple-S Stamps! party lever swings bark and forth, the party lever on first one party present with me." All of ua must cited the vaatness and glories of # tttt* PtNtPietAk PIHAN0C The audience was invited to cut— the first such downward ad- MKMnion OP racial inloleranre l.*ittle flock, she reckon, as Paul did. with tha Join in the opening ahd 'closing ■The Thanksgiving Da.y service first striking worth while and de- and then the other is not the funda- his native state. " justment based on the government in St. Mary's" is the onl.v m'casion S U R V iY S p w 0 v « that prices at merchants who THK ASSOCJATbU t .said, ha.s heroine "the be.sl way of presence o f an inner nature that hymns, and 'at the close Were The Assr>ciated F’rcM i* r f iv serving careers in one parly, then mental injury done by the partv But now, " I don’t want to rep- index since March, 19.56 arc em- in the entire vear in which all give stamps are as low or lower than anywhere l entitle to the ue** of r»i’‘ir»lP w-r strugglaa against the best in- wished, a happy and really thank- do m m m< mb Triple-S retailers, and get Blue Stamps tool and also the io».:a J puhnetied h'f^ gest ex'u.se for inaction in a long served iijf k or umlescrvcd disaster Alaska." he said. Transit Authority and Ihe Con- : arc the Senior. .Iiinior, and Boys' All rights of repuhliofttlnti of epr-rm* The real damage done is tn the Is willing, but the flesh is weak.". ttttt ttttt t tt T890$. vair Aircraft Di Ision of General J x i t i 1 THp1a>S Save r Bo et( P a rk a r ’^ • B a tT Jo tter. di.«patchee herein err al*-' reserved for fine party, then for the other. j I hoira. The Seniors generally sin ■. liiiir privilege and the freedom of the In desperation Paul cries out. ------1______A n d It le ke a o nly 1200 B lu e Sta m ps to fill a b o o k! TV'o short years ago. In the Dynamics Oorp. I at 11 a.m. on Sundays, the Juniors F\jl! iterrte* rherf of N R A S'-rv There nie influ allons. lunv ever, Connecticut voter, and this dam- "O wretched man that I am! Who presidential election, (he party lev- Spendable earnings of factory at 9 a m., and the Boys' Choir at S H O P W H V B t Y O U M E T H E T I l f P L t . S B H M ... A T Ire Inr age la done in every election, shall deliver me from the body of Fhjbhehers i;. p r • manv' e Mie Dial the raie problem Is beginning er had the surfare result of pro- workers and the buying power of 7 p.m. Evening Prayer fjfom .No- M A W O U N IO N A N D O T H ER LE A D IH Q M ER C H A N TS . whether or not there is some sweep this death?" It would be most Woman PlansSdit J'tllus ^TAtt^e1l•|^ Spe<-i;,l Ag'tHV to (rouble the ronsclrrue of the ducing uhat, on a mere surface those earnings fell in October from, vember to Ea.slcr annually. Y it K Chtrego D'tr'-u ard Rofitm which gives exaggerated benefit nr frustrating Indeed if there were reading fonstitirted s slinging re- a September peak. The reason It is likewise a Thanksgiving MEMBP:n ACrilT RTHKAI ‘Jl* country, NorUi a.s well a.s South exaggerated burial to one party, nothing better In Chriatlan exper- nRct'r>ATIo^*? buke tf» the fJovernor of f ’onnectl- In Sidewalk Fall was shorter working hours due In In Die New Yoik borough of or the other. custom in .St. M arys to present ( ut 7’he party lever r u( his legis- labor strikes in the auto, fabrical-j the "alms ' and ’oblations ' sep- The Hernid Pnniing r,,nu.ftn\ Inr Queens, for in.slamr, a residentisl The parties veer In their alti- A notice of injuries sent to town assumes n'"' finenriH' resfK-.nplhlltis f'r lative support In both slate Senate ed metals and machinery Indus-1 arately al the Eucharist .Vfler tude toward abolition of the party officials today marked a bgala for Civit a n Club tvp.icrAphlrAi errors apr'**Anng It. ed neighhorhT'd has stood Ms grounrl and Mouse almost to (he vanishing tries. ' the offering.s of the people liave vertliements S'.d other reedlnp rnnMer lever arcordlng lo the latest elec- the fourth legal action "regarding in the fare of attempts to create point. A fter federal tax deductions been laid upon the altar, laymen In The Manrftesfer P>enlnR Mernld But |u-st how much of a rebuke tion results. TTie party which has CAMERA$ sidewalks within three pnnli sales of propefliei panic Just benefited from It always loses PILM—FLASHbtLIIS L c l us be IliiV ikfu l weeks. the take-home pay of the factory come fonvard from the midst of Dleplav edveriisinc nosing hours. Hud withdrawal of support the worker with three dependents was Ft Mondnv —1 p in Krldsy sales because Dif sales u rie to Its reform real The party which DISCOUNT PRICES The notice, sent by the Windsor the , congregation carrying the (*onne< lu ul voters intended to give $76.58 a week In- October, that of bread, wine and water,' which are FTTue«dn' —1 r tn M'-r'dsv he f’lompled by Die fart that some Abe Uihicoff, by their vote in 19S6, haa Jiiat aiiffered from It alwsya Locks law firm of Raissi and RSta ,/■’ r Wedne,* 1/i\ —1 pm T'les'lsv the single worker $69.14. the elements of the Holy Com- r r Thursdsv-t p rn Wednesday Negroes had nu*ved )ti was demonstrated, clearly enough. becomes, momentarily. Ihe party ARTHUR 0RU8 si, said Mrs. Thelma Beaumont of F' r Krida'. -1 (■ m Th>ir-da\ favorable to reform But by thla that town was Injured in a fall Each figure Is about 8.5 ^’hen the truck hit a telephone pole higher In October. The tran.sporta- their presentation on the allar the 7'nes in' N’o\pin)irr 2.^ •our Norlhein Negro ghettos aie I ’liat they shmild clip his legis- fierpetunl bar to his own best free- and overturned on W. Middle Tpke, near Dovdr Rd. at 8:15 a!m. today, Anthony Cipollo, .lO, of lative wings, m 1956, was no In- dom of voting. Is permanent, year front of the Swiss Laundry, 485 E. tlon group was influenced pri- same elements are consecrated as created ami how. indeed, de fad o Middle Tpke,, because ot a hole Hartford, was treated at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Patrolman William Cooke helps salvage marily by a 4.2 per cent Increase the Body and Blood of Christ SALE tent on their part, but meraly the In and year out It l.s about time hr ! for good friends . . . for life in a land Consislrnt At school segregation In Ihe North Is Insist O n "approximately, one and one-half some of the foodstuff before the truck is righted and towed.away. The accident la under investiga- in the cost of new cars as higher Bringing them from the congrega- result of the operation of their look some measures to enforce his | tion. (Herald Photo by Pinto). created. In this particular Queens to tw o Inches deep . . . and one- price tags on J959 models out- tion provides an historical tie wnth McfifoUy Kefeix M Childnin An with dlmnnt «nv piihllr flpiir# main 1956 intent, which waa sup- own will, and found aome champion j neighhfU'iiood, moreover, real es- port of President Flsenhower, bigger than Ihe latest party lever | haff foot long by six Inches wide" weighed slight declines in dealer the period In early church hl.story rr the nml electric blankets and fry pans. In the fond group eggs, pork, the Eucharist were normally Hoiight to help linjdement the Beaumont suffered injuries to the poultry and apples were all lower' broiiglil from the homes of Ihe PER POIND trUrd times of ours, yon ran ( ‘onnei tinit voting ma,chlne. The contest was held by the "law " by Htartlng scare rumors f»f left shoulder, both knees, and back, faithful as part of their thank- * 1.00 plenty of lijimor and j:o.s.Mp to the II WHS after thnt fretnerulous In the famous "B ig Storm of S A F E blessings. power company in cooperation Rig Gift but beef was higher. I a niRS/u\r Negro migi uDon and. at ton ' on the Great Ijikes. waves and hasn't been able to work since Rilev forecast a drop in pork! offering. effert that Senator .John Kennedy Rr*puhllcan sweep that Republican the accident. Apple Recipe with the New York-New England the same time, appearing on the leglslatfrrs nnd party leaders «cm- were S.'S feet high. the f)erno* rati'- prealdantlnl hope- Apple Institute and apple dealers I’ortSmouth. Va. The .Sea- To 9«t your cok* eoN Jamos Hcrdic, chairman, ‘uene with offers for homes sldered the tssijo of reforrulng the and food stores throughout Con- board Airline Railroad preaented ful Is being boosted along hv its f’onnccDcut voting machine, to Legal Notices Hut something went wrong or Wins Range necticut. its 5-atory general office building at Ml 3*4795 or any of the four eopfains large a rollerllon of fircsM agents free I ’onnectlcul voters frfim the AT A COURT o r pr o b at e holden The contest holders expected here as an outright gift tQj, the rigid, depending on the point of ot that* phonat: pnd Rfieechwritrrn ns ihe Kennedy dictatumH of the party lever, and at Coventry, within and for the Diatrirt only about .to entrants but were city which plans to move cltf of- view 'I’lie luiineowners refdsed to I set the riim hines Sf» Its u.se would DR. CH KSTER S. OSOSKI of Coventry, on the 24th dav or Novem- Mrs. Charlotte Granville of Ver- fortunes Tin employ. If he wntea ber A.r> HISS surprised when the vast number fices there. The rallroed moved Ml 3-4832 — Ml 9-4989 pnnii'. Wltli the help of Ihe ilty ’s I he optional There was ho[M» wlien Pre.feeni Mon. Klniore TurkliiKlon, non Center is awaiting delivery of submitted receipes. The other its general offices to Richmond. find publishes n booh, he is lurUy jthe Hc[)iib)lcnn Senate caucus fav- nilROFRArTIC E.«q., Judp*' ('nnumsslmi on Intergroup liela- a new automatic electric range --!■ '■ i I I— I I II ...... If he esrrifie.H the rhiirge thnt .sonic I oreil such a measure. Tliat hope On nioii'Mi 4>f Ilatiie L. Kxecii- Mi 3-4050 — Mi 3-7273 Dons. they oi gamzc'l committees PHYSICIAN HEATING obert J. trix. Covermt. (Nimi,. on ilip ♦•.••inlH 4,f she won last night for submitting, phoBt wrole 11 for him When he I was dashe- IS IIAVINC Thle (Nnitt tliat six and dcTdetj t«» hang onlo Dieir ; diet In Ihe Mfuise, whu h the Senate Mrs. Granville’s recipe which she, tlon Is thnt. like itie President ftn 130 O U T O F 139 months hr allow.(1 and limit.'.I for thr- homes ami make Due nelghliors r»f accepted, One Influr'-m-e a! work creditor-^ of Bnitl to exhibit iheir calls ’’honeyrldh apple crunch ” ■ his recent eampaljcn tour, he tg In the Mouse was simfilv Hint of OI FICK HOURS clnlm.^ apain.^i th,* .‘4nni<> u» the Kxecu- Prevent "TRACK IN " Mess the new Negro fandlles. In the in* trlx and direct." Ihai public ii.dir.- 1v cake won tlie range for her at the ppeaklng some mind In some elyle the professifinnl party bosses, who H A RTFO RD RUILDERS jfiven of ihiB .Oder bv afl\’f‘rti.«4ln'p m n Connecticut Light and Power Co. terrsi of creating "balanced neigh RV APPOINJMENT not his own. find just seen whnt the pnriv lever ii.*wapaper bavinp a t'lmilalion In Kaitl auditorium in Newington. She heat Ofi/y borhoods " Instead of "For flale" rnuld do for their parly, and want- USE O IL IN THEIR district, and by a tnpv thrr.M.f Kven if All this Is true, how- A1 fil CAMBRIDGK ST. INSURANCE INUUKPURATED bn Ihe pul,Mr aiifn ik.mI in .said Town of out l.kOO other entrants from all signs sppesrlng In windows of ed to have It do It again and again C<^ventry. nearejd ihe place where the over the state. I-aal Monday, her 33 ever, flenator Kennedy Is begin- The other Influence at work in decaaaed lant dwelt. ^ houses, there appeared signs resd MI 3-fi856 O W N H O M ES . . . ' recipe and 14 others thought up' U N . f T . ning to deserve credit for at least the Houae waa that of Iheonsls t«8 MAIN 91.. OKULIND FIXIUR — TEL. »fl 8-5241 Certified from Record. PINE PASTRY’S Judge. ; i>y women from other communities tng, "Not For Hale, W« Believe in “INSURANSMITHS SINCE IBI4" EI.MORE TnRKINf;TON, 30 li>ch some kind of suxlllary assist. At ronrerned with rtlaronraglng any ,WIi Mead costs less too Th a nksgiving Specials he hires them to have rhtirage an'l vA-rnne,, of roiM-Rf Oij Ihf rontrAry, lie ronsistont. by frnnt-pnKr nitrntlon hr He proved this, the other night, nn rxiunplr of McinnrriirY at work MARCO POLO RESTAURANT by ineludlng. In a set speech de (Large and Regular) In Ni'W York, ro^jarMofl n.*i nn out- 1250 BURNSIDE AVE. e EAST HARTF’ORD P IE S Jlvered down In New York, a theme which got him Into plenty AlnnfilnRlv ltbr‘rnl commiinllv. It T H A N KSG IV IN G DIN NER MINCH ■ APPI.F. a RQI ASH e PUMPKIN [‘in\r«j her all thr morr »l^:lM C E lE B Y and O LIVES— 5nXED N U TS of dlplomnllr hot water u hen he Cl ST.5RD a COCONUT CUSTARD Mi'finvvliilr, in ADiuila Da in n APPETIZERS used it nrue before. Uiirk In the Antipaato, Fniit Cocktail. Shrimp Cocktail—4hc P l a s t - O ' A A a t .Hrrlion of l)ir rountrv u bn f* fbr summer of Hir>7 Then it was h Chilled Tomato Juice Pretacla Carpata from Noilli in niMf^ Ri'f iialompil to lixtlt Fruil Stollen spec* h In u tiifh he bf.Mlv rallerl CONSCIENTIOUSLY Lobstei- Cocktail— 40c -r, W oothor qiul^-.\yoat FRUIT In.K foi 111 f Ml <• I rin I loiiH nruR, aii CHOICE OF: for I'nlted Stfile.s hii'king o( the MppOMi fill ifMMon, pisiKr /irul French Onion Soup or Chicken Noodle Soup Holiday ('ftuse of Algerhin Independi'in e YOURS ( t'llcianii' liMH brrn rxpH'?iMf‘i| b\ ENTREE; CA KE (nlling it a hrtrn\nl of dui o\'.n Native Roast Turkey, with Stuffing, Cr.snberry Sauce .,..*,’1.00 Use P l AST-O-Ma T A.R.RORTKD RIZKS Fruif Bread I'lolf'MlMnt Mtul •Irv'.iili rlpi^\man The prescription your doctor writes pior/fl niPl pohtiral pnm ipleH uhen Roast CliPken, with Stuffing, Cranberry Sauce ...... $8.00 in Mil. MOD I r|iruMrnt inj,; 17 flr muy m il for numerous ingredients. V e failed to ,sii['poi l , for t lie o| her s. Sirloin .Steak ...... $4..50 33c Kr, lo«t ^ 30 IneiMs wM« • D EC O R A TED T H A N KSG IV IN G C A K ES nolUltlMl lOIIH 'Hie snine kind r»f liherl\’ e en|'^^' Tticsc must bo compounded precisely — Club Filet Mignon, with Musliroorh S a u c e ...... $4.00 Prime Rinat Beef ...... ,..$4.50 • OLD F A SH IO N ED L O A F C A K E for oursrlveM 'TIim sDil iMiirnl . a M-M I I iMiiMl I'ftl mensured. weighed, powdered, sometimes of thr Allanln MRnifraln si^ncfl bv Ham Ste^k, with Pineapple Ring ...... $3.50 The speech wnrined some Aimu henled, sometimes chilled and ultimately Veal Scalloplnl, with Mushrooms ...... $3.00 RO of Dir i IrrK.vmrn lanl vrar, df- lean hearts, and frightened others. blended into a medicine. Broiled Lobster ...... $3.75 CLOSED noimred rxlirmlRtR on iho rm r « M f c H L E H II g r a A Aniong those It frightened most Your pharmacist must be exactly right Fried Scallops ...... '...... ’ ...... $2.75 THURSDAY and FRID AY, N OV. 27-28 qiicxtlnmi wlui would pn'lcr clnxrd CHOICE OF TWtt: ^^ere Stale r>epartmenl hearts, witli bis grams, cubic centimeters, percentages 8< b«iol'i !o Intnfirnlrrl fn honlx. nn«t French Fries, Ma.shed Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Fre.sh Broccoli, B U IL D I N G M A TERI A LS in Fine W hiskey... OPEN SATURDAY, N OV. 29 AS USUAL ^yhl^h Immediately nmlerlonk Ui ■nd other scientific guideposts Green Peas, Garden Salad, Fresh Creamed Cauliflower rallrfl for « (iinpliMm r \\ ilb thr Su npologlEC to k'ran'e And Sennior During Itie process, to the exclusion of all else, DESSERT; pirinr (Vnirl nlling on drsoKreRii- L U M B E R F U E L ’{Kennedy wss at larked rather we are in every way — French Pastry, Bl.sque Tortonl, .Spumonl, Ice Cream Cake Roll A H a ppy Th a nksgiving Don, 77irlr Apprn) wrr not for Im Assorted Pies, Jell-o, Ice Cream FLEISCHMANN’S ■savagely for Irresponslhle rocking conscientiously 3.'16 NORTH MAIN STREET—TET.. 9-.’i2.’>.3 mrdintr InlrKrfillon. hut for n • Children- Half Price of the Iniernaljonal boat your servant. Knulunl Inlr^initlfui poMoy thnt FOR RESERVATIONS—CALI. BU 9-0225 Open l)ail.v 7 A.M. to .’> P.M.. Inrluding Wednesday To A ll 'Hie Ollier night In New York he DANCINO WED., THUBS., FBI. and SAT. Afternoon and Saturday Until Noon IfetheBIfi buy! I ^25 would truly honor thr rlKbts of «l) Xeturned to the same theme, per- VOCA.LI.ST: frank MURPHY rttlr.onN and w'ho»r detAlU would 4/8 q r . >. haps even more forcefully hr workrd nut by lorn) offiilala Me a«ni.Hed our makers of foi- Halee 'Thim, thr forrr of roiuirirni r in T bx eign fH)|p V of frequent failure to brKlnnlUK to join thr force o f lew 90 PROOF is why! Inrlnded (lisrern "the great morn) Issues Pine Pastry Shop In thr nxfmult on the wrlla of that shafie and shake our world 01-08mobility for'S0 IntroefuooD tH«~LJn*ar l_ook^.. prrjudlrr that have hrrn rrrrlrd. ■ LCNDED WHISKEY • 90 P900P • 8B% GRAIN NCUTRKl tPIRITfe Ml 9-9435 today more than either the (.'om- 4M CENTER ST. in thr North na w'rll am in thr THE fLEISCHMANN PI8TILLINQ CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY munl.nt nr tfie nloinir revolutions." Houht, A^iiiiirt thr Ki'^btlnf; of Kveii to infet thnt there may be rquni rtghtr to ai) our cUiErns. It Issues greater than those of (Join- will tnkr even more rourRjfr lh*n munl.sm nr the atom is heru'sv of /AF thrt already drmonrD ntn) in a sort |>er!jnf)s a healthy soil ' QurenN and Allftnla iirfnrr thr Kennedy weni »in ff» sa\ QUINN'S PHARMACY V tiN 4 oiur ilown, lull thr fart that “ I do imt think wr ha\e alAaN** ' "IIS. Iriu'ea xrr hrin^ ttoubiod Ih t? r<'co^'nj/.ed Ihe moral principles ''f Phone Ml :t tl36 H hi'MlUiv ai^rn. What ^vould help, self-determination fo- tho.*e «?il, W E ATH E R F O R E C A ST: under foreign nile a...... oUirr Ihln^ix lx more l"riK:o<' Innhln^ llkr Dml ndnunix- "1 du not think up hs\p sjAas" lrti'1 b\ P i Mrrul recognl/.ed tlie equality and digiulv of every nation Ihiip ru miuh I) h.-< i .Ml O th n SnihvN I'allihU' Me pursue h lonr-.e that lr>o o|irn FO R TH E hostess! FOR YO U R H O M E Ignores tfirir frnis nnd a'quia ( Uir III nil? Kri’Mt 11lii v n Bit Ir.x Im Hons," , rtiL.aKP'i In \n)imI MiiioiinlM to li owers And he r ttcfl Algeiia spot ifn iiII\ (omptrlr wii.Hr nl Hcunr r»( il« ro- again slMln»•^ II in Pornrll u hit'll hnn Its \ ON n o I U)S I! SS I I ON y o u tv MONO if. SM some quariri K asMUmeil p.s\. Iiii1«i^;in(rt biistl\- riu;HKrd In hi.s inr.7 «[»ec( h was h nn.-dake. hr ilf'visMi^ a RtMlr (ot nirnam.ciurnt (for ElActrio D r y e r u e ers only) "I H buhy « culmrMM hii.-i now made It again. Bui U NeS4pT tERPlCepRR could he. of ( ouise. that the speecJl Whru wr proclaim Di Im lo be • Whan thfe WMthar’s on t rampage ( u our N«w England wMther POMPOMS was one that should have been , uaatrd rflort, wr «io ao on the j hnala of two ktndii «»f experience ■ 0 often if) dofefe th* door on wadidwy woniM with the tinw- miule and one that people had he«*n , . . ualtlng lo hrai As he -.aid. the [Du* fii.nl thr i'^pm rnir of r\alu M viBf, wock-Mvinf eonvonienoe of wn autonuitk; electric dryer. .beauty and firariousness other night niii loreign pohi \ |mo atin^: the < uumrs.n twren words and rjeeds is inlrneii.M of h hahy which clrnrly Ufting and lugging ... no more icy dothaa lines. You can dry perhaps lum hei r-.g i eal than in brbmgM to aonirbody rlnr your laundry id any waather—quickly and automaticallyf Bd> of a Super 88! . . . . Fall corsages. . . . " A Ihe area of applyfug ethtr.s to tn I In the flint Inslnin e, it haa al- lernanonal a ffairs" Some people ways been found that tlip evaUi- MUM thfe lun ahiiiM in an felfectric dryarl Om leak at ihMC alwk linei and ymm bMw thcre't a great new ride ta , ‘ hmk wo would do better in the. nto| who had aomr perrona I Ur the ideal way to OldaneMIe ter *SHfiaaeelli . . .' 'vorld If we du) try In f(dIow prm-' to the baby in ’ and keep only rrhabir |Utli;r af to (hr fetch- | .aiet . . . and with the wenderfpl thank your hostess, -c . J out flhfly anddry, fewafet aatelUng as a Juna monung. Be modem reapenee el a great new Rm-ket hoping that some day.we will-(md mj; quality of Ua noac. dun, eyea. ASSORTED POMPONS $1.00 am, i p Engine. Tkere’a d new leek leadership that tries it One tlifng And dimpica. . . . Hva M A r eleetricallyl H d p yo u n d f to tha time-aaving oon- everywhere, highlighted By wide to rememhei always is. of course, In the aeoond lnatan< r, it ha:* nl vanianoa of an automatic Uactric dryir. i W a ’s a aim and atyla eepemet of glatx and the new that It Is much easier )o say the j waya been tmihd thAt thr r\nlu- MUM PLANTS $2.00 eac . VirtaJPaneraniic IFindxhield. j luindsnme thing when oui of pouej i Mlor'a nppialMnl «>f n hrtb\ which to lit your family’a naada. Stop in at your aj^liance dealer’s or belonged lo aomctmily rl.sr Iir m al- Cenae in for a leN-ride new ! and responsibility than lo do it | I.ARUK AH«i4,HT5IE.\r OF Tha H artiw d Ekaotrie Ii| ^ t Company and aalact the model that Sopor SS IfoS^upy S^ubpuSo^euu when In office. WHV.s .fallen fm Mhmi of tiur ap- prcMiiilnm of Dir b.iln.s \nn?Mimr P O m D k A N T S A T RE A S O N A ILE PRICES auita you baat Batter do it soon bafbre tha wfesthar really gate badi D I M p V . f l ‘YMB A O O n > V A IU U M tN CallinK Dr. Me.nd j ( hai iuM From Dicmc lun rxpcnenceH. C E M H ER Y lA SK ETS ANDERSON The greatest problem posed for] there la nnr inrMlni.k* Judgiurnt, O U D S I V I O B I the nafioti by Little Rock is not ' which Du-ow' r Mjuihing ('ninrll that It makes Amcnen look hud In I psycholoRiath^ might try lo dU- • M V 0 4 M I L O C A L A U T M p W MW P i SREENNOUSES AND FLORIST SHOP THE H A RT F O R D ILECTRIC llCxHT C O the eyes of tlie world, nor even that cover out the window before they 111 B J N H D G f 9 T . MfeAMB feil 3.0004 Jt is denying to . the children di- dUcover it. Tliere Is only one in- MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, -^ 5t2 Waaf Cantor Straat rectly Involved the education to f&Ulblp Inatrument for deUnnlnlng McCONVILLE GREENHOUSES wideh Uiay era antltiad. Grave iOi jutft how dute A baby may'be* 4itd' 302WOOOIMOOIST. TILMIM947 B iS M S e W ^ felAElMI# PAVtl PADfe e-EWBEV O U B a N AfeCefeV. these problai^ they are aec- Uiat the fond eye of the parent. '•dr ■ ...... : X

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1958 PAGfl NTvk I PA(3B BIG H T "T— ?

at the h o m e of M rs. E rn est J. Star-^ bear, John Howland; gold arrow, ' John Quincy Goodrich of G luton- t»al«t«i'nilne whatber or not thoro ^Coventry . kel. M e m b en are lo bring a box Howland and Frederick Youngi ! bliry. Saturday at the Church of wilt;bi aesalona then. J’ - lunch and materials for m aking Den 3 was again iw-arded the Christ, Congr*S:Bt'<’n*l> I'l G(aaion- corsages, su ch as dried Item s, clear •C u b h ie” p laq ue for the largest bury. Maneh— tor Krujmlmg-, H e m i d nail p olish a n d ribbon. num ber of psrenta attending the Mra, T hom aa Hebert, III, and Coventry' oerreepoM eat M ra. F. 4-H Fair Unit There will be a followup ses.slon rerenl p a c k m e e t in g tw o children, A n n 'and Jeff, will PnaUae little, tyleyhwie FDgrtin to finish th e co r sa g es at 10;30 a ih. The next comm ittee meeting will arrive F r id a y at th e h o m e of her 2-f181. . Names Chien Dec. « at the Starkel hom e. T he be held at 7 p.m. Dec. 4 at the parenta, M r, a n d M ra.- JO ae^h execu tive c o m m itte e wnll m e et at hom e of Mra. Frederick Young. Motycka. CkiAiet* G iv e‘Tight Seal l;3 n p m M onday at the Starkel There will he no pack m eeting In MM2 Herbert C. Crirkmore The Tolland County 4 -H F a ir December because, of the Christ* hom e. I spent the weekend with hla par^ ■t. Louis—A St. Loula concern It's Lik e Getting A Cash Reb a te O n Your Purchases'^ mas holidays. AiaiL m et Friday nifrhl at the I The regular meeting of the dub I enta, Mr. and Mra. A. G. Orlck- la mtrkttinir maatic gaakeU and i North Coventry Cliurch will be held D e c 9 in the form of The pack committee has ex- m ore at their hom e on H igh St. I pressed appreciation lo those d o- wasfieri that it aaya provide an af- ty H o u s e w ith C lm iies Sciircu’r of a liim h e o M at th«* 110100 of Mrs. ' H e recently returned for an 8 - nating canned goods for the dens’ fective waterproof- aeal aroiind Ijn .sep h M o t y r k a 1 ‘h e n - w i l l b e I m on th s cruise in the M editerranean Hebron preakhng, and elcrioM di- annual T h a n k sg iving baskets proj- ' area. H e la stationed aboard the bolta, acrewa.^and other faatenera. i-led iip n of officers and exchange ect. Items cotlected have been The gaekata are formed from a rectors for the c o m in g year. 1 nf plff.s a m o n g m e m b e r s . G ifts will U 8 S Saratoga at Portsmouth, Va. lurnerl over to the Auxiliary to rom pound l>aa^ on a aynthetic Those elected tor .'l-yr»u- teiins I be rnllecteil for th e/g r o u p s an nu al Mra. Jam es Crlckmore of Hait- Coventry Am erican legion Post rubber. Ap)wca(ion of prtaauro la were: Mai'garet Rw hards "f M mh.m - : piojerl for the ('’hri.Hrmas p rogram j ford w aa a recent visitor at the for distribution in Its co m m u n ity said to force the gasket intd any field, M aridell ly'onard of (*o\en- , ,'it the Mensfield State Training i home of Mr. and Mra. A. G. service p r o g r a m annular, apace or void, reaultUig In try. Robert (Jehnng of C ovm t' \- .'^dUH>] a n d lfo<[)ital. Crickhiore, Robert Girard of Andove’. i'.iii. ;« Girl Hcfnii T ro o p 218 members Rtenta Tomorrow a poeittve, eiotfe-fitting aeal. t I I M e e t i n g Diinnells of Vet non ami I’ai ' i t recenU y w e^ e interview ed over the The next Mu'cling of the ('rafty Marion Devotion^ In honor of Knryan of Man.^fiold W’illimantu radio station W ‘II.,1 MORIARTY BROTHERS (’ap e r s 1 11 < ;>ib will t>e held from Our I.ady of Katlmjp 8 am .Maas, FZierted to fill \'a (a n c ies ■ < with M rs (Jeorge M edvetz. leader.- 'a n d 7:30 p.m. servne.s, .Mon.aignor board w ere .iHrm'M r>el>ifi:r "f 7 .".o p n. 'o (I pm . Dec. at the Wi"’ • ■ llT , ( . ' ■ii.r "f .Ml'* K fedei'uk ('. Pome, Tersonai** William f" McGrath. St Mary's Coventry. Iv'" \ears. Sindii Joh n M idyckn, a soph om ore at Roman Catholic CImKh, special Phelps of Am lMver and Mr- Rfb'i' A Doggart will as- si.s! M enhefpj will work on yarn Cornell I'niverslly in Ithnca N. Y., Thaiikaglvlng service, 7 .30 p.m., Jam es of Man.sfield. one \e.f u 1 ll spend Hie Thanksgiving holl- public Invited, Sei ond C o n g r e g a - Tlie IS directm.s /.n I >e 1" w ill p/)<»(Ile.« Krownl*^ InviMtled -l'’Hdei with H'ers 4 -U < i o ■■ ■ d < . elirM, Goodrich, dm iRhltr of .Mr 11 n d M m , been a.sked to check w ith leaders menta ■! Mr.s John 'I' thjiistri follf»w: PMEPHARMACY IK 'lm itiiriit Itivi's l.in c i'j* (h -i'iV e r f. I.fi-i I t f o u n , M i s M : . b r | i , H h |/, i,< . t.li. r I'afidv C lapp, lleidi C ou s.n, G len d a to r . h a s in aik M i « li.si o f nft)toi \ *■ t**Hrn‘li, Stiiiley Kiith'. M .iisha hide lax dr'imqiooits to tiio <’nn I.cn»,vl. A'lelp K eniion am i .M ary The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY missinner <>f Motor Velndos \ eo m a n s. .fane BllH rigliam . I/<»iuse co m p iiam * w itirtiio Isvi T'his tax Greenwrjod and Linda Shafer are be paid br f(»ie I he (!rlin<|in'nt ;i»'lo 11 o o [ » n u ' i n b e r R T A K ES P LE A S U R E ta x p a \e r « tn register ears or Meelinga ol the, .'group will he tn ir k s held eac li K ii'lav A t 2 ' 4 .h p m a t (iiri*«i C l u b w i l l f l e e t at « p III D e c . 2 at T H E W I N N ERS th e r ’tm ri li n - h i ; m i i n i t y H o ' i s e f f . r H 4‘o i l t l l l g F \ e i i t R lilteiiiu'diM Ic G ill S'O ld T’rorrp a ('hri ‘ f M ,1 •’ p.iit> M em iiers liave ■‘.’6 has rer»rganized with ,M ih Hay* Make haste been bring n Mi-cenl gif’ oiond .Mor 111 as leader nf the O F T H E IR R E C E N T GREEN STAMPS Yeu'H be mighty glad NEXT Christm as If you pre fo r n g i.O iliig a m i r(*iniml''d to ••" tin g n g ill- .M e e t in g s y ill h e at h’- ng o^e'l '' ''ning in gcMMi i ondi ' 7' .'Ih p m eafh 'I'uendav at the tion for Mu- ■ 1 di .h annu.il pi 1 .M oiin Itoiiic G i i N lia \c .Mlaited pare for it now! Today start saving weekly in our g r a m for lo. n e e d y f / i m i l v lu fik ln g u p a j«c'\ing l,,.\ A b o u t pro |er! ^^COUNT THE 10 girU a I e In I hr 11 o o p 1959 Christm as Club. I'l < h a r g e o f n r i H f i g e n u - n t s a r e Cid» S i oil* I h u k o 7 l)adgeH i e- T h e Sp erry & H u tchinso n C o m p a n y is p le ase d to t h e M i .s )''i ed ('-nUy Huai'iJ'd follow : I.mn, F h e i l e . M r s T + 1 rn ii e s T t ' o o p e r , Ki-ank D em irig w«)lf K iank M r.s V V i lI m m K G l e n n e y . M r s . K f i - Fom o, bohtHi. Dennis Ho. Ida; MUSIC' w elco m e M o riart y Bro thers in to the fold of pro w a r d S t e e l e m i u I M r s f ' l i a r l e a 1 ^ - t h r o p , t i e c n f a ! i o n s. . M l ' K r n n c l a g ressiv e m erch a n ts givin g S & H G re e n St a m ps with M a r t l i n g , M i s 1‘ r M n k T i n i r e o t L e i M r s A n t o n i o I V r a r r h i o a n d M r s i CONTEST cash sa les. A lw a ys on th e a le r t to give t h eir cus< C l i a r l e s ( ' a i l . t n o g n i i n M t H Discount Prices G e o r g e ( ’ a r p e n l e r a n d M r s The- odore H ladk y. All Departments . t o m es th e b est d e al p ossible, M o riart y Bro thers Cor^ge ttorkaimp (■'ovenlrv tJarden «c. 2 ALW AYS FLINTY OP P«ll FAItKINO givin g a n e x tra d ivid e n d on p u rch ases. It is a n o t h er 1st P R iZE in a long list of ''E x t r as " t h a t h av e m a d e M o riarty Bro th ers such a resp ecte d n a m e in th e co m m u nity. jJrV Green Ktamp. Help 7'ou f.irl the Item* You W ent Mo.t

PRE-SEASON SALE! THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON COMPANY Oxer 20 million .Ynieriren* "oxxo Gieen Stamp* and they hoxi' oxiT 1500 nationally foniou. produrt* In choose from In ESTABLISHED 1896 ii’At RedempUon Center.. Von can redeem your filled hooka SE A RS right here in loxxn al The .1. W. Hale Company. Ktart saving ROEBUCK A ND CO. HrK GBEEN ST A M PS ^ A M ERiC A 'S O N LY N A TIO N W IDE STA MP PLA N Green Stamp, today. JU S T LO O K !

N O W Y O U GET FA M OUS S & H GREEN STA M PS ON A LL iis T HESE M O RIA RTY BRO T HERS " T O P-FLIG H T " SERVICES:

(Above) Mi-.s. A. Shei ry Jochim.sen,'41 .larvia Hoad, is shown above receiving the keyp to a Kcniuilt Daiiphine donated by L & L Motors. In background (left) A1 Bii.shy of RANGE AND FUEL OIL L & L Motors and .John Deme of Station WINF. GASOLINE AND OIL ALLSTATE LUBRICATION AND WASHING -ALL SEASONS” 2nd PRIZE V'ito Ago.stinclli, 247 Oak Street (left) is TIRES • TUBES • BATTERIES If t C IA L shown looking over PM-StASO N Outfit from Arthur his Kbdak Home Movie TREA D! A7UXIS GARAGE SERVICE WORK Tl’BF.-TVPR BLACK\VA|.IJ4 N U CI BIsekwan Drug. At (right) is «>iitrlghl •*'»<•' •’•■•''e Ba«h, Pin* Tax Gren Garvin of Ar- A LLST A TE two-in-one thur's and (rear) .John l*rl»v*. R a c h , Rarli MO TRAIW-IN RRQriRRT) Grepn Stamps are given on all purcha.ses except tread give you tough NIxe I I n P a l r a , Deme of the local ra- cle a ts for winter d riv I*|UK T a « l*lila Tax new and used cars and on the payment of all current hills l ^ e y peace ef mhid tMt igiiiNr wMi A UST A Tf mmw ttres. h dio station. ing, reg ular trea d for 'fl.7l»*I5 ~ 10 08 ^ ( IW££ before the 15(h of the month. Stamps are NOT given «>n summer driving. 7.10x15 _ 21.05 _ _ 10.88 7 f W w 9V I I I I •P i W W w f l W o V V W y »* a • • i i w I 0 9 7.00x15 2.1.05 18.58 ■ ■crvice work involving insurance adjustments. Wl***li kpertfy lalanced, Only SI.M Pet Wheel e l peed heeerdi. . . irtve te Seers Tedoyl BUY NOW AT LOW LOW PRICES!

Psrformoncc Packed..'. talM» Economy Priced! 3rd PRIZE John Deme (left) and William Stanek of The ALLSTATE Stanek'a Electronics (rear) look on as RitJh- 11.88 13.88 ard R. Trotter, 81 I 4 r- Elsie Drive, tries out a.70xl& Tub*-T>pi> 1.1txU Tliba-INpe hi.s prize of a WebooP Wnrkwall Bach, Pb,, Ta* ShM>lnrall ICaeh. PhM Tag Hi-Fi Radio , Phono- AND VOI R OIJ) nW E A>n> YOUR dhD . TIBS graph from Stanck’s. Knjuy New tire aafety today . . , lot th» topa in econ- omy priced (ires. Full lifeUmt ruorantee pIna 12-lMonth Servif# Cuarmnltel ihapfSar ParkadeP » MI s - m i Awney moi: Houiwi , Sat—10 aja. Se • pja a VH ^lt aja. *. • pA

i » r - ^ j-7 ‘ —-f ^ i : i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. NO }ER 1968 MANGHESTEB EVENING H B ^ p , lUNCHBBTBR, OONNh TUESDAY^ NOVEMBER 26, 1958 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN z. 3 dent of the Connactihut Broad- Churches are asked to contribute Rockville caatera Aoan., was tha State chair- Hebron to the Thankagiying offering for Police Make Western Big Three United ^oice Goiitest man oC tha contost. ‘'Share Our Surplus.” Special en- Pa int Sets Obituary Eighth Dtstrict Board Poe waa selected by a board of velops will be pixivlded. Ftaraes'— Oils — Oamraa- Urine Exam Won by Poe Judges headed by the Hon. Ray- 'Gkost Train’ Pariahionera are also aaked to Radar Qieck On Plan to Slay in Berlin mond B. Baldwin, aaMciat* Jua- remember the Family Advent H O IIY SH O PPE Former Minister Votes to Build Sewer ties of the Connecticut Supranld Night, Dec. 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the Paacal Poe, a senior at J^an- Oeairt The. youth will copfiMte Four aiteata for motor vehicle 403 C E N T l|ll ST.—Ml 6-7289 (Oontim i^ from Pafo Ono/ Dispute (ietS' Crowd Small Hebron Church. viqiatlona' were reported by Man- Covenant Dies cheatar High School, .will repreaant agatnai national enrans' to'Febiv- Thera will be a combined meet- . ' T I m board of directors of the 8th Rockwell said Mardalo’s letter ary . T7i6 peUe w ill h« h 91,900 cheater Police aa the result, of a 3- from London airport to jreet the State in tha national AToice'of While "Tha Ghost Train,” sUged ing of the two Wohien’a Fellow- day radar check conducted last School and UtlUUM District last had nbt given- npy reason for rec- Driver Freed ■cholarahlp'o .any orilag* of the ahipa Dec. 6 at the Gilead Church. Kbton at Victoria Station. Al- The Rev. G uatav A. Buber, 84, ommending the,-sewer and the En- Democracy orate^cal contaat,-!:^ Friday and Saturday evenings at weekend. though the Communists have nl^t unanimously approved con- winner’s i^oica. The speaker will be Mtai* Edith former pa.xtor of the (.’ovenant struction of a aewer on Grove St. gineering Services report had only won the first place prize bf $T5 in Poe it the BOR of I>. and Mra. tha Regional School's UtUe Thea- Police also reported 32 waminga H 0LLYV 1600 D ■cheaulcd an anti-Nixon demon- Welker. The Gilead choir extends were given out during the check, Approval came in a special meet- assumed there was not enough In a decision rendered yeatarday the State finals last night in Hart- Pascal Poe. 37 Tanner St. < atnUion tonight, there were no in-; Congregational Church, dietl yea- ter, ih reported a miccesa, it did not warm thanks for Miss Doris and 142 m otorists w ere stopped be- cidenta a.s the party drove away; ing following a public hearing. drainage space. The report stat- of a case heard two weeks ago. ford. Hutchinson for givihg the annuil tcrclay in Beacon. N.Y. Word of District 'President Leon Thorp ed there seemed to be an average bring out the large numbers at- cause of defective lighis. , from Victoria in 10 black limou-^ Judge Francis T. O’Loughlin found A week ago he first place tending the production of “Pina- choir aupper. The radsr check was conducted hla death waa receive.! laxl night said the board voted quickly after of only 3)000 square feet in each EUiftgton VfNIU CHAIt tines. I lot. Arthur D. Hart, 33, of 24 Fox fore” last year. The parts were St. Feter’a Church Bventa on Center St. Police Chief Hannan Nixon I a me to repr esent Prosi- j by the Rev. K. E Jnar Ra.xk, pres- Atty. John LaBelle, district coun- in the H artford c o ^ ty eUmina- cil. had briefed it#'members on the Rockwell said his own' investi- Hill Ur. innocent on a charge of well taken in ‘The Ghost Train” Bert Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs, O. Srhendel said. Two arrests re- dent Eisenhower tomorrow at the ent pastor of the church. and Pablo, the parrot, attracted a Eaiilr con- 'board's legal powers under the dis- gation showed there was more operating a motor vehicle while Joanne Gessay Albert 8. Taylor of Route 6A, He- sulting from the check were for vcrced from dedication of a chapel in SI. Paul s The Rev Mr. Buber served M good deal of attention. Those who bron. gave a sermon over radio falliiie to carry driver's license.., C athedral which honors the 28,000 | trict charter. than that, a ihinimum of about under the influence of intoxicants rear-wheel to Interim pastor of the local church tiast night’s hearing was tll% 3,500 square feet in each lot. He did not attend missed a good show. station W in Sunday afternoon. one was for speeding and the froiit-w hecl Americans killed in World War II ' and also of reckless driving. Gets DAR Award Congregational Events He is one of the cuurch acolytes. fourth for pa.sding on a double operations m ) rilain and from i from 19.52 to 1993, before the com- second in which the Grove St. prob- also sale the report showed the propelling, or lem was discussed. The first hear- ■oil to bo excellent for drainage In the lengthy trial Nov. 10 The Rev. Herbtrt W. Dickerson, The Young People's Fellowship white line. ing of the Rev. Mr. Rask and af- to all J'inch British bases ing, Nov. 10, had to, bp called off and s^d that no niedical report Atty. Robert J. Pigeon challenged Miss Joanne Gesssy of 16 Eliza- pastor of the Hebron and Gilead members wiir take part Sunday Of the motorists stopped for - <-,«tert. Q\jccn Khzabclh II ’ai11 c n t c i - ’ ter the Rev Carl Hclger.aon had when it was learned not all Grove had been chowii proving the con- the accuracy of the urine test giv- beth St., Ellington, has been Churches,' annot'ces that George ■evening in roller skating in Groton. light trouble, 120 w ere found driv- tain the Nixot.s and have thar.k.s- left. He .servi-'l Covenant churches ‘ $72.00 St. property owners had been ditions unhealthy. en a person to determine his ability selected by the Senior. Class and Alden Jr., has for sale a number ing without marker lights'.- giving dinner at t\r I'S eniba.ssy In the Ka.st Coast Conference d u r- to operate a motor vehicle after Attention li called to tracts legally notified. He ended by saying that public of booklets < ititled "I Believe." which may be obtained in the Radar checks are conductra pe- w ith them. The \'.fe IMr.«.denl .s ing the majority of his niini.alry. drinking. by the faculty of Rockville High b ' Nevtn C. Harner. The pastor riodically. Schendel said. 'x The hearing was roughly a health and welfare were the main church porch, with price to be arheduled o foil.’ il;‘!ci;.«i.s;nn.^ He was a gradmitc of Chicago Decision was still reserved in a School for the 1659 Good Citizen say s he hsa read the 127 page H.nrsM4 0»M taiUl C,mm4 .Maci.iiili.an duplicate of the first one. Five considerations and nothing had feed placed in a box provided. With r:.m c Min..' Theological Semlmiry and Moody Grove St. residents, who petitioned been introduced to show these to similar case tried the same day. Award of the Nations Society, booklet and finds It most com- Fiu over averue toilet on bro.i ! .n l'rt.a ’ ] [••oh!rn,.s OSTRICH Directions are given on the Bible In.stitute. For Ihe past scys the district Oct. 27 for a sewer, be in danger. He added that Mrs. that of Howard E. Gilnlte, 31, of Daughters of the American mendablt for both young people bo'wL Sturdily con- Inrludin;: i;n eral years he had been bedridden. 7 Bancroft Rd„ Gilnlte waa charg- church leaflet for making an Ad- On piirchaaea of BI'TCHER'S ttructltd. Easily cleaned. were opposed by e sixth resident Lane's costs would be about half Revolution. and adiilts. It is In line with in- In h:s spcf 1 I. t le He icav'i'S a son Ralph .Siiber of ed with speeding and operating un- struction In the Protestant Chris- vent wreath. Parishioners arc .i.’i t h : e a ’ who owns nearly half the street the total in the event a sewer were WAX we give away Triple SSS Nixon ae - l ‘ Beacon N Y. frontage. approved. der the influence. ’ihe 17-year-oM Senior, who la tian faith. He recommends that again reminded of the Holy Com- S51.00 to pull I), ’.i' (Atih Prvsulcul sponsored by Ssbra Trumbull munion Thanksgiving Service to Blue Stamps. The funeral will be held tomor- Atty. Jules Karp represented the 800 Feet Assessable In ca.aes heard yesterday, Judge they be purcha-xed. palion He: ;.n l;i;csl Marshall K. I/Hnien/o oU'ii- Chapter, will compete with others be beid in the church Thursday at row alternfam at 1 o'j lta k at the petitioners, Ernest f'. Brown, In the Nov. 10 hearing it was O'Loughlin fined a Granby man It is also announced that copies Manchester Sovirt I .r.n a. Hr said f*fl prcsi'lrnl of llir YouriK^ Dcin'i* Evangelical Congrefealional Church $306 and rem itted $125 of the fine. in the state for the Connecticut of the annual reports of the two 10 a m. There will be no Bible dis- Wallpaper and Paint Co. WELDO^ DRUG GO. 1 fif t hr f r < r r ral:i- (’)ul) la.st niKbt H'' siirrro'ls Lawrence F. Mallon, Mrs. Lillian determined that of the roughly Good Citizen Award of a $100 Sav- Antherized Dealer ■Whr: of Stamford, ope of the chiirches Roland T. Mulligan, 29, waa fin- churches are avallabit for those cussion group this week because of 249 Rroml St. W'i’lti ,■ . b'.' I'prrntion.*, Knjjof No;;ro B. Copeland, H arry R. Rylander, 1,000 feet of Grove St. frontage, ings Bond. She will receive a certi- the holiday. There will be swiip- whiili he serybd. Burial will be In and Rocco Mancini. They re- only about 600 feet were assess- ed $102 for driving while his li- who did not attend the meetings. 901 MAIN BT.— M l S-S83I Ur l>r:.r ' .5 r,..fn'ul shn’.^ Ianriu‘’nzo wa,s namofi at Ihr an-| .‘•’tainforfl. cense was under suspension, with ficate and pin. The numbers in Gilead are lim- mlng for the Fleur de Lis Friday, r ablr df :rrininaUon U) riual rlrcUon meeting of the club | quested the sewer on the grounds' able. The remaining 400 feet, said Miss Gessay was selected oii- the meeting at Phelps Hall at 5:45. o:ir linn; their present septic tank.a are $90 remitted, and $204 for being ited but should be suflUclent to held Hi the W alnut RestaurHnt. | the board of directors, covered basis of depemj ability, service, Choir practice will take place Fri- »l»nd lir n Frederlek W. Shea costly, troublesome, and inade- a .second offender, with $75 remit- furnish one to a family. Copies of "Wc b;i.' mndr clear our de- Three vice pre»ldentH elected ‘ land which would not benefit from leadership, and patriotism. day evening. Also that evening Frederick William Shea, 60, 75 quate. the addition of a sewer and, there- ted. ' the annual Women’s Fellowship term iniilI":. In remain In the rlty were Everett fiamble, patiiamen- A $33 fine was imposed on John She is assistant editor of the there will be gym for the air Gala- Dak Grove St., died »l Manchester Renews Oppoaitiun fore, could not be assessed. Paacal Poe Banner Year Book and a member booklet may be had for the asking. ENJOY until a Crrnuin gelllrmenl, accept- tarian; Joseph Conti, ro-chairman Memorial Hospital this morning Rosimos Jr., 41, of 66 Broad St., The monthly meeting of the hads at the elementary achool. able t'l ibr German people, haa of the politiral action commlUoe Opposing the sewer was Mrs. Consulting Engineer Hayden of ths Student Council Leaders after a Short Illness. Manchester, for reckless driving. tiona, earning the right to compete Gilead Church Council was held Canned goods for Thanksgiving been achieved." and Mary O'Dwyer, chairmi^ri of Making Plans for Scoul-o-rama Marion L. Lane, whose attorney, Griswold said this meant a cost George R. S argent, 27, of 76 Vil- Club and dance group, as well ss THANKSGIVING He was bom In Mam hester the of roughly $10 per foot of instal- against youthful orators from last night in the Sunday Scho'ol baskets have already been left un- One of the biggest mialakes the publicity, RIackIcdgo Dlntrict nfflclala plan for the district Scout-o-runa to be held In the State Armory Dec. Richard Rockwell of Hartford, said lage St., was fined $6 for passing being cheer leader captain. der the table In the church porch son of the late .lohn ami Mary the question was one of real need lation. Mrs. Lane, who owns 288 other counties last night. room. Riiaalans could make, he aald, Kay Joy was named treasurer; O'Malley flhc*a, and had been a 6 Around the table arc Brube McElroy, district scout executive; Charles Baxtet, ticket chairman; a atop sign. Birth Announced Mra. Douglas H. P o rte r Is the and additional gifts may be left on DINNER would hr n view Ihr Democratlr for the aewer. He also said Mrs. feet of assessable property would, ContePtants were judged both Mary Sullivan, rerording se^re* lifelong resident. Walter Parker, general chairman; .lames Higgins, publicity chairman; Harvey McGuire, concessions Nolles were entered In the fol- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Avery are new president of the Gilead Thanksgiving Day. p arty gnin.a in I hr rrcrn l elrctlm is I.ane's share of the estimated cost therefore, have to pay nearly on their script writing ability lary; and F^leanor Menevento. rf)r- He leaves a brother. Paul A. chairman; and Charlca Warren, program chairman. All phases of scout lore will be staged by the lowing cases: W ayne B. F ritz, 26, the parents of a son bom Sunday Women’s rellowahlp. She aucoeeds aa a ve'r against I'rrauJent Kiarn- of construction would be prohibi- $3,000 for her share of the sewer. and their delivery of it at the Johnson Memorial Hospital. HERE! lesponding seeretary Shea of Manchester; and three sla- 1,80() district scouts. There arc 95 units in the district. Other features are an archery competition Regan Rd., passing a stop sign; Mias C lara M. Ellla who haa Manohester Evening Herald He- hower'f f'.rrign |Viiicv Irndrrahip The fnllfjwi.R'g members were between two archery eluba In this area, and an 8-hour skin diving exhibitloh by Chris iJehman. tive. Karp finished by saying the Edward F. Horton. 95, Of-4 Park Runners up in the conle.st were Stafford Springs. ters. Mra Oeorge Lllley, Mra. people lived so near a sewer they served in that capacity for the bron rorreepondent Mias Hiiaan and a aign of wiakrning agnlnal elected lo the exer'ulive eoinmit- James Horiin and Mrs I^eo F4ar- Miih Ic will alHo be provided. (Herald Photo by Ohara). The board of directors said in- St., failure to pass on the right; Miss Sandra Pepi of Fairfield Peraonala Pendleton, telephone ACademy Maks It a hollda.v for Mother, too! Treat her to our delicious aggreaaivr la' Im .s stallation costs had been estimated should enjoy its benefits. Miss Ann Loos, who was s pa- past 26 years. tee: den. all of Hartford. Frank R. Steppe, 54, of 8 Upper County, and Miss Penelope Roe'a- Both the Hebron and Gilead 8-S4.94. Thanksgiving dinner . . . grarloiialy nerved In congenial *ur- IV frnda I'Vinnoiia Stand Therean Bowes, rlmlrman of the F'unernl aervlcea will be held at *6,000. "We aren't living in primitive Butcher Rd.. Ellington, failure to S-ffw Ing of Litchfield County. Their tient in the Rockville City Hospi- roiinding*. ^ times,” he said. "Anyone living in //•2* nir Virr rrrsidrnt defended the ronaOf iillon efunmit lee, Lorraine Thursday morning at H;ir> at Ihe First Catalogues At the request of Karp, each of pass to the left, and failure to prizes were $90 and $29 respective tal, returned home Saturday. American (lo.illon on Kormoaa. I^CIere, chaimiBn of the niern- .lolin I*V Tierney T*'unernl Home, 219 Lihrary lo Ask Directors the petitioners stated his griev- the center of a modem community carry registration; Jubert J. Qiwt. Mn Y»t t W i T « m IM. Dianne Abrahamaon, daughter roaaiblv tlunking of labor party should have use of all its utili- ly- of Mrs. Edward Cliartcr is in A PPETIZERS fcrt*rship eonimlllee. Frank (Maugh- W, Center St , followed by a solemn ances with the present septic tank M lcliard, 28, of 1 D a rt Hill Rd., FRUIT COCKTAII^-rHIU.KD TOMATO JUICE rrillca of Ihi.'i policy whom he will For Mail Orders ties.” The contest is being sponsored Rockville Hospital under observa- sey. chairman of the [Mogiam refjuiem Mass In St Ja m es' Chiireh setup. Mallon said he recently had Vernon, carrying trash without a PI.A N NOW FOlK A R EA L choicp: ok meet during lua viall. Nixon BAhl to install a complete new tank Ernest Brown said he felt Grove er, said the holdup man, armed vy the National Association of tion, committee; and ftoger Negro, (o- at 9 o’(lf)f'k. F4urlal wUI be In 81. Who W ill Pay for ISew Boiler cover; and Gladys C. Taft, 53, Rau Broadcasters, the Electronics In FRENCH ONION SOU I* or CHICKEN NOODLE there 'are many well-lnlrntlahed chalrman of ihe polltleal Hcilon .Iiirnes' Cemetery. Were Scientific and drainage field at a cost of St. "had been discriminated with a white-handled gun and The Ellington Friendship Club T H A N KSG IV IN G DIN NER St. Ext., Intoxication. dustrles Assn., and the State As AT THE crltlra of thus firm policy . . . our committee FrirndH may <’all at the funeral $822. Mrs. Copeland complained against long enough." Bonds totaling $84 were forfeit- wearing a woman's stocking over will meet at the home of Mrs, Rose dlaagreeiorjit la not on .enda but home from 7 lo 9 o'clock tomf>rrow A delegate fiom the Library- He added that the Board of Di' his face, entered the company of- soclatlon of Broadcasters in co- Urquhart at Main St. Dec, 1 al 8 EN TREES ThirTeeJi new memiiers were wel- Detroit Makers of scientific ap- of continual odor due to the drains ed by motorists who failed to ap- Native Roa.st Turkey, with Stviffinj; ('iHnb«rr>' Sauce .... $2,50 on meana. Wr all want peace .... comed Into the cluh during the cuv Sauce ...... $2 00 total membership to 87. Heeor»ling nni S a u c e ...... $2.75 jreaalon Jn the futuro." lo Mary O’Dwyer, puhUcily eliair- have aa much Information on hand order ratalogues. One auch con- said he felt the present systems the office safe and a cash-drawer ager of the Travelers Broadcast- Uogton correspondent Mrs. <1. 2560 W lLB llR CROSS IHOIIWAY AnDumy • iiliano of Wll.son, should pay for a new boiler In ing Service Oorp. and vice presl F> Berr, telephone TRentont 9-6813. Ham Steak, with I’lncapplc H ihk: ...... $2 00 ■Nixon urgeii new attempta to mah. The new members are Ber- father of Salvatore Jullann of 190 a.s possible to help the directors. tains the complete Greek alphabet, were unhealthy. Cash Checks Plan Musical Program and forced sa,)es m an ag er Laym es BERLIN TURNPIKE, BERLIN. CONN. overcome rilfficulllc.a which have tlw Mary Cheney Lihrary. Jn other action the board voted: Veal Scallopini, with Mushroonus ...... $2.50 nard Johnson. Maymond (lagliiir- New -Boltoti nd . died Sunday periodic charts of the elements, Karp summed up their argu- Burns to hand .over $190 he was Broiled I-»amb C'bop.s ...... $2 2.5 blocked balahllahmenta of an done, Mr, ami Mrs. M Bar kea, 'rhe Library Board voted at Its 1. To Inquire whether members and a set of conversion factors for Oslo — Oommercial banks in For Soroptimists carrying in hiit wallet. The third MEN U F O R T H A N KSG IV IN G D A Y. 1958 night at his liome after a long Ill- n-;;iilar meeting last night to find ments and said there Is no reason Baked Sluffed Shi imp ...... i'.... $27.5 econopiV communltv for moat of Doris Helfrirli, Nancy Scott. Sue ness, of the three major religious de- volume, mass, power, and energy. people living in the center of the Norway have introduced a new employe in the mflre waa. Richard FULL COIHISE DINNERS—98.00 weatern Kurope. "The challenge out wiielhcr the estimated $640 nomlnationa in Manchester are Broiled Lobster ...... $3.00 O'Dwycr, Dr .lolin Barry, David F4orn in Italy, he had lived In In fart. America's first mail- district, surrounded by sewer sys- means of payment, called "cash Mrs. Harry Fraser, 192 Hartford Randall, a handyman. CHIi.DREN—91.75 of International commiinlam re- h Iio iiM b«» paid (or liy a speeial ap- still inlere.Rted In contributing new F^arry, Audrey Allen, (’arol Hobln- Wilson for 38 years. Me liad been a order catalogue was not developed tems, should not be entitled to a checks.” 'Valid for six months, Rd.. entertained over 20 of the Milton was picked up by police CHOICE OF: qtilrea a cixipenil Ive economic aa son. Whlllam (him, and .Imllth Le- propriiition Irtuii the town, or by rcligiou.s books lo Mary Cheney by sny famotis department store they are a cross between a bank Shrimp Cocktail, Clome On Half Shell C H O IC E O F T W O fruit wholesaler for 50 years prior sewer of their own. members and friends of the Sorop- several hours after the holdup and FRENCH FRIES MASHED POTATOES nr RI’AGHE'Tri well aa military effort on the part Clerr. lo ills retirem ent. the library from a maintenanee Library for the separate shelves or chain. Five scientific-apparatus draft and a traveler's check. Hove Yo u A n Event Marinated Herring, Anchovies On Lettuce of the whole Atlantic community," fmi-1 Recommends Sewer timlst Club at a dinner and identified as the bandit by the vic- GREEN PEAS - - GARDEN SALAD Beshles his son In Manchesl!’r, on the Huhjert. makers were printing such cata- They are legal tender for pay- mtisicale at her home last eve- Fresh Fruit Cup, Tomato juice Cocktail he aald. 'Ilie rust mclihlfs an aiitomatii' Karp also cited a letter from tims. he leaves his wife, Mrs. Theresa 2. 'Po hire a tem porary full-tim e logues long before the first mail- ment of goods and services and ning. HMUis of Celery, Ollvee, Fruit* and Aasorted Nuta The Nixona and erven ataff .'■»(» second .‘diutdown device for worker in Mary (’heney Library, order-house catalogue appeared in Town Health Director Dr. Nicholas Mrs. Normiyi said Milton waa DE5SERT5 DeFeo .lnhano: lwf» ollipi' Sfrn.s Marzialo which recommended a it is estimated that they will be Past President Mrs. Charlotte Scheduled T h a t C alls IGNTHJBER! mernbera took off from Waahlng- $,V) to help bridge the gH[> left by ab- 1894, ' the same man who held up the SPUMONI ICE CREAM - PUMPKIN PIE F rank J of Ka.st H artford and sewer. He also drew attention honored at 100,000 places. Ordi- Gray and Miss Jeanette Fraatr, ROAST CHESTNUT HILL TURKEY ton a t 2 V’l p Ml. KHT yeaterday Local Stocks Hoy Ihiivins, n.sfu.stant head of Rence of four librarian.^. Two are coni company Nov. 11 when $461 aiblet Gravy, Cranberry Sauce En route the plane wiia Inatriicted .lohn .liillam) of Wilson; three to a report by Engineering Serv- nary checks can be cashed at daughter of the hostess, presented flaughtei.s, Mrs. Anna Maacolo of llu‘ itbniry, rcj>orLed that when absent becau.se of major surgery, was taken. ROAST LONG ISLAND DUOKLINU FOR RKSERYATIONS—TEL. Ml S-.'i.’iil to go on lo Krankfml. Germany, Unforgettable Trip ices, Inc., of Glastonbury, which only about l.oOO banks. a program of vocal and instru- For Food? Fast Hartford, Mrs. Rose Kuac«» of the lK»ller liroke down two weeks and two are taking leaves of ab- Police found a weapon, a stock- Danleh Apple Dressing becauae of H rltaln’a woi.xl fog m IMirnlahed hy said there seemed not to be enough Any savings-bank depositor can mental music. Miss Fraser, who is It may be a wedding, a banquet or Just an informal Wllsfin im«l Mrs. Mildred D'Ani- ago, repairmen suggested the sence. ing and clothing in s cellar near ROAST I-TUFFED CHICKEN IP H a i I # y #8 FORMERLY PKINCK.S.S ■ome time Dohurn At Mhidlabrook. Inc. Enid, Okla. (/P> -- James Floyd space in any of the Grove St. lots get these cash checks, which are a lyric soprano, sang several solos get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. liroslo of Wether.sflehl; t2 grarul- (mii hase of a new machine. Prnv- and also played organ selections the coal company, where they Olblet Oravy However, tlie fog began to lift Hunk stocks in.s lallcil in exjjert.s. including Bowen probably will never forget to allow proper drainage from sep- debited to hlJ account when ne- thia morning and the plane circled chlldien, and I gieat granrii hil James A. I’elnllo, retired pres- his trip home to Detroit from Enid. tic tanks. The report resulted gotiated. Until then the amounts and duets with Mrs. Gray at the were abandoned by the fleeing FRESH ROAST PORK Bid Aflked dren Hinlilirig ln,s(M*( tor Crlswold Chap- holdup man. The money was in W E A RE PREP A RED T O SERVE Y O U Dressing, Apple Sauce r R A N I V O RESTAURA NT over lyomlnn fnr en hour trying to (?onn. Bank aial 'rrual ident of the American Federation He was bitten on the finger by from soil samplings taken on bear interest, ut to guard against piano. Later all present Joined in I-'une?al ser vices will be held lo- pell, who agreeil the library needs ■xinging several of the favorite the clothing. T O Y O U R C O M PLETE SA TISF A C TIO N CHOICE OF TWO VEGETABLES: et down Klnully It waa dlvciii-d ...... :iK il a new boiler of Musicians, i.s afraid of germs. a skunk here and enrmite home Grove St. at the request of the dis- overdrafts the account is at once 628 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER o O alw b k A irport, which Ilea m rnoir«)w mm rung at 8 o'( lor It nl He offers only lii.s little finger in had lo stop each day lo take an trict. Christmai Carols. CREAMED POTATOES, CANDIED SWEET POTATOES HuhI Naliohiil Bank of William Buckley, chairman of blocked for the total of the cash Our catering service is set op to be flexible enough to CREAMED ONIONS, HUBBARD SQUASH fa leaa foggy area than the Ixindon Ihe Larala and Hagaritio Funeral shaking hands. anti-rabies vaccination. In opposition to the petition. checks. *' Manchi-'iter ...... JO Home. 217 Waslilngton S( , llart- (he Imanl, suggestotl purchasing The next meeting, Monday. Dec, accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and BUTTERED TURNIPS, OREEN PEAS airport and waa rrrenlly expiiiuled Uurtlorrl Nationa 8, will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the to handle thIa aorl of emergem y fnnl. fiillnwerl hv a .solemn I'o- (he new botU'r n.s soon hr pns- CHOICE OF: Bank Jit 'rnist Co. 38 fpriem M.is.s In .Sf Cert rude s Hilile. If (hr* old bo i l er broke home of the president, Mrs. Eliza- G E N ER A L talk over the details? , HOME MADE APPLE PIE, MINCE PIE. SQUASH PIE Mra. Nixon lald the fog and the Mancheater IVusi b8 83 beth Ubait of Bolton, and will take dlveraloii of the plane waa "aoit of C him h. W'lhiftn, at 9 o'rlock. flown' now. he sanl. the library OR LE.MON SHERBET, ICE CREAM. ICE CRE.4M ROLL Fire Inaiinince ('onipanloa Miirial \'.ill hr in Mt, .St Benedict the form of a ChrlstiAa* pQtIuck. fun." She added that ahe and the would have to be closed until it Instead of exchanging ^fta with TV SERVICE CHOICE OF BEVERAOE: Aetna k'lre ...... 78';j 79'a ('enodi't \ WH. s r e p l a c e d VIca rreaiilenl'llved In Ixia Ange- each other, members will donate Garden Grove COFFEE, TEA, Mll.K Hartford F ire...... 170 180 Days M QK * Dali lea and were very familiar with l‘ i lend.H inas’ call at the funeral Board memlier.H agreed the pur- You’re An Honored Guest When You Dine At The Natlfuml ...... 100 tori home fntoi 7 lo 9 od lock tonight. articles under five dollars in value, Nights wAiOa Plus Parts P H O N ES M l 3.7364 fog, parllciilarly In the morning " ( base waa too large to be paid for and profits from the sale will be ‘fWliite Elephant Realaimuit” FRUIT Ihioentx ...... 78'a 81 from the regular library rnain- TEL aa S-MSt On The Berlin Turnpike In Berlin ’ "It niakea tia feel at home," Mfti and Indemnity ln». Cos. OLD devoted to the welfare work of the M l 3-8383 Nixon coiiimented. trimncr fund. organization. FOR BESERVAnONS—PHONE BE 7-BB60 In an arrival atatement Nixon Aetna Casualtv .... 107 177 Muekley .sugge.ated gelling aev- Aetna Life ...... 212 222 eral eslimatr.s on the in.stallatlon CAKE ■aid Elaenhower had aaked him to Fiiiierala "extend hia warmeat greellnga ('onn. (iemual 31^ 33.') Mt f d Steam Holler 105 III Police Arrest and beat wlahea to the people of 'rravolers ...... 01‘y 04 IN M ET AL C O N T A IN ER Britain, for whom he haa auch a Mrs. Mary J. Jones WINDOW SHADES deep peraonal affection " I'lilille lltim tes The funeral of Mr-.n Mary J Repeat Bandit Real holiday enjoyment...just the cor- "The frlendahlp and ajllamr (3)nn Light A I'ower 22'n •lonea. 218 Porler Ht , held at CARS JUST TRADED L O N G W E A RIN G which we enjoy," he continued, Hartford Lle« trie Ll 01 03 2 tj’clock yesterday afternoon In Hartford (las (*o 41% 44% ON THE NEW Hartford, Nov. 20 —A 31- rect blend of fruits and nut meats "ha» never been more Important St Mary's Kpincopal (’hurch. Tlie year-old Cheshire reformatory pa- IN TERST A TE CLEA N TEX than now when the common heri- Souther. New England Itev Mali olm J VaiiZnmlt of Trt- NEW rolee was under arrest t^ay on a Made to Order baked to a perfection of taste. tage and great prlnclplea which we Telephone ...... 40% 42% nltv Kplacopnl (’huri'li in Hartford ’59 $2-25 Bhare arc threatened In ao many Manufarturtnit Companlea charge of holding up a coal com- With Tonr BoUera ofhctaled and Mrs Willlaiii Klop- pany. parta of the world," Anow, Marl. Meg .. 50% MC'j Here is the Lark by Studebakcr^ the one car so right for the needs of the pentiurg was oi-ganl.st Burial wa.s OLDSMOBILE Police arrested Chester Milton FULL LINE OF CUSTOM Moit newapapera gave Nixon a AssoclatfMl Spring . . 18 20In I'aiiRl ('em elery of Hartford yesterday several pleaaant welcome. Oiily the ftom- Bristol FFrass ...... 11 12 % BeaieiR were KheiwotMi Jh’d li- '58 OLDS. VEN ETIA N ILIN D S times it is winning overnight atcUim from the driving^ public, the press, niunlat Daily Worker openly at- ('ollins ...... 80 01 ler, AuRlln Hecchlei Fr<’derii k hours after an armed, robbery at .SAVE OVER *1,090. the Elman Coal Co. ITiey said he tacked him with "go homo" alo- Dunham Bush ...... 0% 10% FFohs. D!)UglRR RoiierUon, ('hfford its dealen— and even dealers of competitive makes ;>'here is yoii^ new “ S-R8’* Ifolhliiy Flrdan. i.x a suspect in a robbery at the. gana. Km-Hart ...... 40 40 Slepiiens and Paul Tivlni. I'lilly equipped. Knfnir Hearing . , 08 coal company on Nov, 11. E. A. JOHNSON dimension in motoring big-car spaciousness on the inside (scats 6), small- Landers. I' l ary. Cla.i k 15 17 '58 OLDS. The authorities aocuaed Milton N. B. Machine ..... 25 28 SAVE *1,900. of holding up three employes of PAINT GO. car convenience on the outside (nearly 3 feet shorter than conventional Public Records North and Judd .... 25 27 AInmiF Town S-MH 4-Dr. Fully equip- the coal company and taking $292. Uiissrll Mfg...... 15% 18% ped. The money was recovered. cars), economy where it counts (runs for miles on a hatful of low-cost, t t a rra n lM Ilieeda 726 Main S t, Tel. MI 9-4501 Stanley Works .... 4 1 44 MemlH’iN of Seninr (In I Hcout Refresh without fillingi Mrs. Mary Norman, a bookkeep- mill Coivatrucllon Co., Inc, to Terry Steam (new) . . 40 'S7 BUICK . . $2295 regular gas) ^ top performance from either the spirited six or super- Troop t wtu) went to hluMipe last Spi'clal Riviera Coupe. U4R Houalng Corn., property on 'r o n t n g l o n ...... 28 30 Humiuer will show .s«ime of their Hawthorne .St, Fuliv equipped. U S. Knvelnpe, lom. . !0% 21'a i'oloie!l Hhdes of the lii[» Sundav Hi: responsive V-8 engine ^ handles like a dream, turns on a dime, parks Krncal lUchardaon to Arthur K. I f S Envelop!’, pfd 11 13 Might at 7 30 In W ooitniff hall fif •57 OLDS...... S2595 ■nd Wynnfrenla S T horn- be construed a.*i actual D^arketa. ph turos ts invited. Very low mileage. mdi >-simple, clean and classic styling—:harmonizing colors inside and ton lo .John H. and Winifred Ti. 'BEF O RE L O SSES H A PFE N . McNarv, prhperly at 10 Kenwick HFKH MISMINH lllNIIOr 'Hie V'FW Auxlllai V will meet to- •57 OLDS...... $2895 out rich and fruAiiori-right interiors, finely upholstered in fabric and Rd. ■ IN SU RE W IT H LA PPEN ' Hong Hong. Nov. 25 (A*)—The nlgtU at 7:30 at the pren in' Ihe subject of tin 'Phauksgiv '55 FORD $1395 less filling. A rcari and Michael E Hia.ae, doing arrestfMl. A Chinese nllendaiit at mg eve service tomor row at 7 '10 .Siinlliier t'onvertlble, it's a honeybuni bualneax a.x Frank'a flealaiirant the bishop's ('hurch of Christ the In the Covenant ('ongregalional riidlo, healer. Eorilomat- So Pepsi-Cola has become a MANCHESTER HOUSEWIFE at 623 Mam St King 111 Shanghai told the As- Church A apodal illustrated mes- le. happy part of the setting. Reduced .Marriage IJeeiiae T//F BYSTUDEBAKER sorlatist l*ress ti\ telephone that sage will be glvtn for the berielU in calories, today's Pepsi is never J^mea Arthur Bell of kjiat Hart- he had not seen the 07-> ear-old of the younger set. '55 O LDS. $1895 ford and Margaret Florence Don HK Holiday Sedan. Ra- We Challenge You prelate for the past heax-y, never too sweet. It refreshes ..y MA»D TOfS nelly of 30 Edmund SI , South The Tlmnkagivtng service dio, heater. Ilydramatir, power atef'rlng, power without filling. Have plenty of t DOOR gEDANS to buy the actual logredlenta that go Into this deli- Methoilial Church. Dec 12 (Mieese ts imulr In abioil 500 Emanuel Lutheran Church will be cious 5 lb. fruit cake for 81.69. Maay ot our cuatomers Building Permlta hrakea. Peiwi on ice this Thanksgiving. 4 DOOR SEDANS varieties. held tomorrow at 7:30 pm . ETATIQN WAGONS aek us how the Liggett Drug can put this 5 lb. rake Paul .1 Aielo for .lamea I>. '55 O LD S...... 51895 Order several cartons today. out for fl.99. Bakers have told us that the ingredients Aceto and Spna. aildition to In- alone would well come over the SL66, not to count the dixtrlal building at 291 Adama lie laixe 08 4-I)oor Se- TH A N KSGIVIN G dan. Eiillv rxjiilpiied. nrdnoua tank of baking It. This Is the beat you have fit »12.000. . ever tasted. Fragranf and mellow with rich fruit*, .Nuaide Engineering for Jiaieph. Town-Union Mediation '56 M ERC. . $1,495 jumbo mils, light textured' and moist with rum and Irnn.x, alteratioiia lb hnuae at 86 Ciislom f-Door. Ilmllo, The calendar tells us that it is almost tima brandy. A gourmet’s fruit cake In a decorated metal La irel St 1120. heater. Mereomatle. for Thanksgivins—for roast turkejf, cran- can that ran-be used for shipping or storage. Makes hUmer ,S. Hanaen for George an ideal gift for friends, hoateaaes nad clubs. Actual Dougherty, addition lo houae at , Will Continue Tuesday •53 PLY M ...... $395 berry sauce and all the trimiriingfl. It is also a trice ot 95.65 le etlll on the peckage. A fresh shipment 17 Dougherty St.. ttfiO 4-I)oor. good time to take stock of the things for which fnet nrrived for Thanksgfvieg Holiday. Thouaamja of Robert S. Harding, ulleraliona satisfied bii)'ers last year, ao buy yours now while they tu houae at 162 Hilliard St., |300. '53 F O RD . . . . $695 we should be thankful. We give thanks, first, No ,i(; I ,'oimM ' M'.sullt'ii ItMlHy • officer alteinpted to persuade f'restllne V-8 Hardtop. last. Quantity limited. ' Earl Noonan, erect garage at frorii » 3-Iumii III,',hill ioi\ talk in- memhere not to go to a Hlshway for having a grand lot of policyholders, secof^, tei bockwood .St., J.O&O. Kndin, heater, elandard Department supervisor's rollre- tranamlsslnn. Richard W. Hyde for Ronald W. voiviiij; Grnrral Manaffcr Richard incnt dinner. -for the fine tdttipanies we present and thinL F.ynn, alteratlona to a houae at Martin and the ptc.skicnt of thr He has said he would restore '57 P O N T. . . . $2396 for the friendly and attractive community ip *1 Greenwood Dr , J2.600. tow n cm|iloyc'x nninn I i ci ounitlon tVc. '20. The union S larehlef hardll[>p. F ul- Claude .N'eon of ConnccHcijl for The tiilhH. in winch ' I’rofcs.sot I w auls It earlier. t/t- ly equipped. which we live. the Savinga Bank of Mancheater, K arl Ho.sworlh l.x acting; as imkli- \ In effect, tlie suspension means '51 F O R D ^ . . . . $295 623 Mam St„ erect two aigha, J149. • tof. w)ll he I'onttmiril nl 9 n m ! Marlin refuses lo recognixe tho 4-Door. R*H „ Over- We fully expect to enjoy our Thanksgiving Kenneth Bleu, alteratlona to Tiles,lay, Martin sniil I mcmoraiulum of luuleratnrillng drive. houae at -IM Parker St., $790. I’rese4it at today's session, hi, h which binds the union and the-town and our sincere wish is that you do too. Alfred Coda for Earl W. Cor- lasted from 10 a in in shorih be- *49 F O R D ...... $95 iidministration. His suspension 'fc- ■ mier. addition to houae at 22 Ty- fore noon, were Ho.sworth, Mnitln. dues not cut off bensflts to union f-Door, ler Circle, F-rnesI Irwin, ineshlent of l.nai member* but has stopped the Many Other Makes and Q- 991; Frank Hl|iple. Intel niilional I own's, normal servlet of deducting Models lo Choose From. Pogi Mortem rcpreHenlatlve of ,'ruie Coiinty dues from member's paychecks. and Municipal Kiiiployes. AFL- The union wants Immediate rea- John HaLappen, Inc. CIO, of which laical PPl' is a incni- MAIftHESTER El Reno, Okie. UP)—George Win!, hicatlon for reasons of prestige. th « m n m ^ T B B jJ^ lJ^ ErS W D EB A K B R AT YOUR DEAUR TODAYk bei ; and two otii, hiIb fcoiii Ihe II claims' the incident leading to r e f r e e h m e n t •uperUitendent of the aUte feame union's .Stple ofiiic. MOTORS (arm here, found ■ dead quail and Martin's suspension was caused Bosw'oKh is an assoi-lntc irro- hy one officer actin g w ithout thp^ Ray Dw yer—t'se d WKST OEKTiCR 8T. S A v c i m R f i i i f l n r MANCHCniR. CONN. Mao bMdO 'Of tha typa uaed,^or union which h t declared in Sep- hesring room of the Munlolphl MI S-lBll—Opeti Ereataga. tember uppn finding out a union Building.' , •1 PEPSI-C O U B O TTLIN G C Q ., CE N TR A L V ILLA G E, CO N N i ly il

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X|IANCHE8TfcR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN;, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1958 f P A G E T W E L V E ^NCHEStBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C O ^ , TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1968 PAGE TH lRTfim ' X *7- the project, Yulea'ii^d the federal Blrchwood Parl^ al«> appeared be- lion of their teacher, Mrs. Carol dergarten children aang '"Com- .government first lolin. an initial fore the Comrhiasion in an at- OES Makes Plans Lcnihan. ’The processional, "Amer- pany Is Coming," Orade 1, Planners Get Sri< amount, in this caae $20,000, to get tempt. to obtain a release of re- ica, the Beautiful." was played on ‘‘We’tv Marching," Grade 2, "Over the preliminary plans wawn and servation on three lots on Farm For Y iile Bazaar the piano by Sally Miller and Jane the River," Orade. 3, “ For the The A nsw e r.,. then, i(ccepts temporaryx note, Dr.' akliilng the IMeney Park ‘Anderson. Master of ceremonies Beauty of the Earth," Grada 4, from the - local houidng au th ^ ty Development. The ■ ireMFVationa was John Anderson. "Swing the Shining Sickle,” Grade 'Temple Chapter, Order of the ’The program included readings 5, “Now Thank We'All Our God." For Your Thouksglvliig si\ On Housing 4ged so that the actual building w(^k had been placed by the TPC he- Eastern Star, will hold ita annual can begin. cauw of the lack of sewees to of the^ .lODth Psalm by Bonnie The program closed with the Christmas Basaar Dec. 4. It will Lawrenebi The Prayer for Peace audience joining in singing "We \ When the project la halfway service them. open in the Masonic Temple at 2 DIN NER D IS H K! Considerable time was Spent by Avis Swallow; Governor Gather Together." A 1-hour briefing on the homee-#eIderly eouplea like 'h a t ^ their completed then ^the housing au- p.m. and continue through the Cross' Thanksgiving Proclama- for-the-aged project wa. given to bedroom. 6n the ground floor, and thority floata a bond Issue f o r the dik^slng the best way to wwer the and it was atgrm both the early evening. Afternoon tea will tion by Wesley Rancour; and Ed- the Town Planning Commluton by were "unhappy” with that entire cost of the project and {faya be served from 2 to 4. ward. Winslow’s Letter by Sally A-N Club Setback rsngefflept. off the amounta advanced earlier Com n^lon ahd Kelter would- give The ugjg Atty. Herman Yules at a meeting the suggMtIons further study and Booths will feature a wide as- i Klepach. An architect win be .elected to by ^ e federal government. sortment of home baked goods, Mips ‘ ' Katlicrine Hagen led the Arnty and Navy No. 2, 768; last night ,ln the Municipal Dutid- draw up preliminary plans for the Rent received from the tenants then meet again in the near future Army and Navy No. 1, 751; Ba- to go into the matter further. aprons, decorative and'utilitarian. Glee Club in the singing -of “Lord inff. The proposed site is Silver unit, after the initial $20,000 gov- would first be used for maintain- The Rainbow GlrU will have a I Pray Thee," "O God Beneath rons, 749; SMFD B, 743; Knlck’s. KitchenAid... Lane. ernment loan is received. The total ance of chq units and. grounds, he display of homemade randies, and Thy Guiding Hand." "Elvening 724; A and O’s, 712; Raiders, 701; f The Commission had retfuested loan to develop and build the fed- explained, ahd the remainder would an attraction of the bazaar will Prayer,” and "We Tkank Thee". Joe's Aces, 693; TEXE, 687; SMFD Portible Dishwasher Yules, counsel tor the Manchester erally aubsidiEed development will be used to' pay qff the bonds over be an old-fashioned Yankee Pol Each grade contributed to th^ A, 67]; Bocker's, 670; Cipher'a Housing Authority, to give them be approximately $1 million, he a 40-year period. If the rents Tolland County Roast Dinner. It will be served program by singing a song. Kin- M7. WITH low, low PRICES! the latest information on the proj- said. would not cover tliete payments, continuously between the hours of ect's progress so they could study Before plans are drawn for the the federal government makes up Superior Court 5 and 7, and members and friends the Eoning change Involved and Manchester project, similar devel- the difference.' This is strictly a who plan to dine should make res- also .explore the feasibility, of the opm'ents In Connecticut and other BubaidlZed'^l^oJect, Yules said.. ervations through Mrs. Keith m town purchasing that part of the sections of New England will be Besides the 100 units, in the Lawrence B. Ooogina, 41. of 140 Johnston. 93 Plymouth Lane, or DISCOUNT federal government-owned land visited, the attorney said. project, pliuM also call for the W. Main St.,' Rockville, was flned Mrs. Bertha Porter, 29 Hyde S ’. which won’t be used for that 100 In answer to another question. erection oL''a recrution or social Don't forget housing units. Yules said it ie planned to build hail. ^ far about 2S0.penmts have $102 with 142 remitted after he SUPERMARKET At the end of the briefing TPC permanent, garden-type apart- inquired about moving Into the pleaded guilty to driving while Chairman Martin Alvord Mid it ments of brick veneer which will development, Tules said. under thh Influence of Intoxicants. Highland Pupils [0 0 was the concensus of the Commis- conform to all local building Atty. John O’Connor also ap- The fine was Imposed in Tolland double sion that it "would go along" with regulations. peared before the concimlasinn on County Superior Court today by Have Assembly changing the area from an A to a. Rental Variea behalf of hi. client, Felix Grem- Judge Charles S. Hou.se. C zone to allow the small units, Yulea aald the unit, will be mo, operator of the Farmer’s Mar- Googins had appealed a convic- Traditional 'Thanksgiving songs to be built. rented on an "ability to pay*’ basis ket on E. Middle Tpke. - , tion from .Rockville City - Court and hymns were featured at an Great interest was alM ex- and would probably run from $25 O'Connor wished to find ojit the but then c'hanged his innocent plea assembly program at the High- STAMPS pressed by the Commission mem- to $60 a month. Those persons Commission’s feeling on th* pos- to guilty. He was arrested May 17 land Park School this afternoon. bers in the 10-acres of the M-acre with an annual income of more sibility of zoning the area around after an accident at Wind.sor Ave. The program was planned by e v e r y WED NESDAY O i«s|c these features: triict which would be left over thap $4,000 will not be eligible for the market as a Business 1 or 2 and West Rd. the sixth grade under the dircc- • Service f or 10 and m ore the housing, he said. Zone. It .1. now operating under a o" v e n : r e a d V % o ^ p ^ Mouwat. after the project Is built. GET YOUR . P o rce la m insid e and out To Use 18 Acre. The attorney pointed out that it perntanent exception in an AA i is not the intention of the federal Zone. i CHRISTM AS e W id e g uide bar for easy Yules had explained that tenta- m o v a bility l a n d O' LAKES GRA Di a ------. rfr— tive plans now call for using 18 government to compete with pri- The attorney explained that ' GIFTS acres for the housing project but vate indiustry in building these Gremmp wishes to enlarge his-' F A STER! a Exclusiv e start co n trol projects but they are designed to business and put up a $.50,000 Oild- a D u al A ll-drain h o te that probably less land wllj actu- Oil a need which private industry ing but flld not wish to do so un- ally be used. Since It 1. hot yet can not afford to meet. less tW#' area could be rezoned. a N o in M alla tio n exp ense known exactly how much land the Yules said women must be 62 Property owners on either side federal government wlU require and their husbands 65 years old have no iobjectlons, O'Connor said. FRANOinSEO DEALER for the project, the H6losing to qualify for housing in the proj- ’The (Jommisalon indicated it Authority figured on a m^lmum. ect, "the same as Social Security." would study the matter further. F A N CY RED EM PEROR C A LIF. amount, he said. In explaining the financing of Jeromt Kelter. developer of URIOU/ The site would extend approxi- mately 500 feet along W.--Center Potterton’s GRAPES 2*»29c St. and about 1.000 feet toward DRRHK I’P YOl’R HOLIDAY TABIJC OCEAN SPRAY Hartford Rd., but would not bor- ISO Center S t.— M snohrater der on the latter. Yules said. He Cranberry Sauce 2 Tall Cana 39e added that ah access street would F A N CY C A LIF O R N IA P A SC A L lead to Hartford Rd. from the ONE-PIE project. CELERY Ig. doublw bunch 23c In answer to. a question from Squash and Pumpkin 2 Cans 23e Alvord. Yules said the town would T h e B a n k t h a t g i v e s y o u P L A N N E D S E C U R I T Y GOOD TO THK LAST STA IJl be given the first opportunity to NONE-SUCH buy the remainder of the land not used, and then. If the town did Mince Meat 2 9-oz. Pkga. 49c not do so, the property would be U. S. N O. 1 GEN UINE ID A H O sold at auction. RUSSET EHLER’S POULTRY The Manchester Housing Au- thority can only buy enough land r;v H ' Seasoning Tin15e for the present need becauM of fl„e, u»ty i»w"‘ POTATOES 5"""^ 39c government restriction!, he aald. EHLER'S PUMPKIN PIE NOW! Phillip Harrison, a CommiMion From 16-26 Ub. Av R. member, aald he thought the ides IfH timo to start •aving for NEXT Clirlftm as. Start Spice Tin 25c of the town purchasing the ad- F A N CY, HRM. RIPE ditional land was a goi^ one In urltii $1.00 W EEKLY or woro In .our 1919 Christ- E U L E R ’S order to prepare for poaaible fu- Tin ture expansion of the project. PLASTIC-LA M IN A TED DART’S tnos Club. '•A. TOMATOES ‘t f t ’ tS* Cinnamon 19c "The number of elderly people Is Increasing more and more,” he GRANDMA’S .said, "and this should be taken In- F A N CY FLORID A X8-OZ. J a r to consideration." The other mem- CONOUTE DAIRY Mince Moat 43e bers of the Commiselon Indlcsted FOR KITCHEN CO U N TERS CANNON they agree with him. . GRAPEFRUIT 4'«‘” Ec 'Yules said he would'notify the »RI0H avings anchester Commission when the value of the A N D BUILT-IN TOPS Pumpkin and Squash 2 Cana 35c W f S T B R A N C H !b extra land has been determined No tpecia l tools needed, »CREAMY M A I N O F FI C E E A S T B R A N C H /W SOLID PACK M’HITE MEAT by an appraisal. Moiulii-iter Parkcido NEW 1958 CR O P LA RGE To Replace SeMtHB 9 2 3 Mtiln Sf. 785 la.l C. nf. r St Cof. ICMOX .Sf Wist Middli- Turnpike RED DIA M O N D Tuna (In Brinr) 2 Tina 55c The sewer line, already Instal- O/’fN T H U R S D A Y led on the site of the former DO IT YOURSELF »DELICIOUS SIMPLE TO USE I V t N I N G S 6 t o B flOTH BRANCHfS OPIN fRIDAYS to 8 p.m. WALNUTS "■ 45c DEL MONTE World War II housing project will r»oi not add to its value. Yules said, Square Fuot ; ALWAYS FLINTY OF n i l FARKINO ^ Sweet Peas 2 Tall Cans 35c but will probably d ettjct from If O ur O wn O ld Fashioned Recipe Instead, as they are.'ffS^dequBte Made witli heavy cream, freeh eggs and flne eplcee. BAM MAINE CREAM and must be dug up am iieplaced. F A N CY NEW 1958 CR O P Yules also descrlblW the two ORDER FRO M YO UR RO UTE fancy WHITE Corn 2 Tall Cana 27c types of units which will be built SALESM A N O R THE D AIRY A C PRO DUCTS LO C K H EED MIXEO NUTS49c In the project. A U T O -LITE M A LLO RY It) LINCOLN He said one will have 666 square feet of floor spare and will con- eORG-W ARNER THOMPSON RlBROa'BEEf.BS'lsm iMP Prune Juice Quart Jar 33c tain one bedroom, a kitchen and living room. The other will have FEDERAL M OGUL R A YBEST O S W E H A VE O N DISPLAY HEART’S DELIGHT 740 square feet and have an ad- DART’S DAIRY GRA N T RIN GS W A LK ER ditional bedroom. PH O NE Ml 3-5430 H A N VI. OVEN READY A CO M PLETE LIN E O F Fruit Coektail Tall1 Cain 23c Answering a question as to why Compltle Line of SPEED EQUIPMENT i pint two bedrooms were necessary. 45'lOTSTERS VITA KOSHER DILL Yules explained illness sometimes !t) FIGS-DATES-NUTS nece,ssitated the use of more than Lb. Avr Pickles Quart Jar 25c one bedroom or the elderly couple CRPONEmS ■ might have their "child, probably FLAG someone around 60 or so," staying with them. Dog Food 6 Tall Canx 39c The attorney also sitd K>me of the units wdll have two stories as iTl VERMONT ORCHARD PANCAKE past experience has shown not all SN O W WH4TE Syrup X4-OC. J a r 41e FO O D KIN G HEA VY WESTERN EC O N O -BEEF DEPARTMENT EDSEL PUOSradT 8TREFT WEST MlDDLB ’TPKE. ____ GO VERN MEN T GRA DED— OVEN REA DY ICE CREAM tfSI PARK STREET Oeraer ef Oevarasr 8L Near Broad St. DAIRY DEPT. SPECIALS HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER All iG A L. Flavom 69' FOR G O O D H OLID A Y EA TIN G TEL JAcIi$m 7.III1 TIL JAchieii B-2I6I TEL Mitchell 8-5168 ;:v GRADF. A OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY FRK8II EGGS TURKEYS Ijirfs Medium Nn innttrr how iiiHiiy pooplr you lm\r for I'hnnkUKlv^nK IHtinrr. Ov«n cooking Table Queen l''on Aful uut( (Ml >oti M'r (hr uiiy Full Size Lb. Loaf Ooa. Doe. Doe. (hr (oikw Kohhlr up (hrnr plump, While Sliced )iik'\ hintw. Thrwr ftnp hlrdn mrnn HICKORY SMOKED h ln( of ftnr rndiiK 10-U LB. AV^ 35' N. Y. SHARP WELL AGED CHEDDAR U.69C OVEN REA DY, GO VERN MEN T GRADED FRESHLY GRO U N D REDDI WHIP Giant Can 47e Abost: RanQtr i-ieor ItarAop n> Rrinilar S7r. DUCKS HAMBURG %o*$ homo fi m WF RFSERVF, THE RIGHT TO LIMIT qCANTITlCS our wi You get preaiiaav'giigllty FRO ZEN FO O D DEPARTMENT SPECIALS MohUbeat with R T -M .*;. the Nom r inriced Former Cheney Mills BKwt eanplaiety c0eflM*(li fuel :S?. ■ . V SEABRO O K RIVER V ALLEY BIRDS EYE oil addMvala on tditaf.’ And Hartford Rd. and you gat premloBi aifiKR- Au- 1 Pine Sf. tonatie deUveriea . ^ . :k hal- SQUASH STRAWBERRIES PEAS Manchester, Conn, ancad payatnt plan wjd.nMiay other egtnia deirigiMd-la pakc boae hMting raoUf Maih . This is the ear MK'^with a sl^wd buy« in mind. that usually costs mueli more. Ite eound engineering l.l). Lb. 16 Ob. Ample Free Parking A car that’s maiit Tight. Styled right. And jm eed givee you epacioue eiX-paseenger rixnn without Uselem PkKa. PkR.4. PkgM. and Parcel Pick-Up A A o b ilh g c i t ,* ^ * right. For the challenging new 1969 Edeel ie actually length. Its four new mileage-minded engines include Service To Youf Car priced with the most iMpuIar three—Ford, Plymouth a thrifty aU: and epirited new V-8 that uses ngular gas! and CbevToIet.^AlldJBd(U'«Jlew/hH^.J$riee^ See the car that makea history by making sense. At atart. Everything ahaiit thii y o^ .Eileel dealer now.. - Ari0^ lie criip, cleh^lbee give you the kind ED SEL OTVISION • fORD MO'TOR COMPANY 1 9 5 9 B B U i e l m a le e iB h i s t o r y h y m a i is l n g s o z u i e oPEn ID n.m. to id p.m. m ononv thru sniuRonv BROTHS BRIiNNEk'S EbSEL Ml 3 -5 1 3 5 p.

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..i. ■ ' ■ C V .', M A N C H E S T E R ’ ’JV E h H N O H E R A L D . M A N C H B ^ X t e R , C O N N » T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 2 6 , 1988 > A O B f O U R T EE N lUNCHEktER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1968 RAGE FIFTEElJf Answir to Privlogg Punlo UUR BOARDING HOUSE with AlAJOR HOtlHLE B U G S B U N N Y . Ttxoi L«qdfr other 130.60 Mxt y««r and $2t7 Valerian ^rln assertet).'that no They belong to the arsenal of the tian Democratic party last night THAT'S in ratroactlve pay.,. progress would be nw'de without Cold War. I have already said wo that the security of Berlin depends PUT THIS ONE ON ” •3 Exist J u ^ e , B lo c k s want to establish normal rela- on the solidarity of the -v'estern //»...IT'S MADE'^WHVVER The company has offered $61 Rus^a taking part. Rtk said that i\East Reds l e t v a h a v e i t •4 He lad the a month novv, $12.36 more next year‘-from ncsv,'-the' ,D.I?. would tions." powers. ' • for 7MO PEOPl E.JGETTin ' I Early Taxta — a in their h a l f PRICE! r WHAT O NCE / H E Oct. 1 anid $387 retroactive. find (ta space prorgrani no'further On U)o question of diplomatic VOU WASCALl IT FER Itader, — — revolution Ha described the security of THAT'S ABOUT I SAWj fC A N Yloiiaten Strike at T iiird advanced.' , . recognition, Uibricht said: h a l f p r i c e : ■fiEH-HeH/A LESSER SPIRIT MISHTJ agalntt Flight engineers struck Vecausq Berlin and of the West as indivisi- \ mo r e » MOMT- HIM , ALSO Lodge declared that the study For Talks "H e' Who uses the territory of NOTATJMIT SUCH EMBARRASSING 4 H f ran away of Elastern’s demand that- they ble. Tlie West German government C'MERE. I ’LL MORENCV SNATCHj Mexico group would prove fruitful even EJast Germany, gives de facto rec- c iRc Um s t a n c e s ,6 u t l o o k / t h i s to aveld SI High card qualify as pilots to work on jeta, insists that apy Allied recognition FIX IT FUNK, A PECANS M ajbr A irlin e without Russia oii it. 'He said In- ognition -to the existence of the CeiNTURieS-OUT) ACT CURIO HAS workinf at a 57 Negative A flight engineer it chargM of Oommunlst Ekut Gertp'any, even oue SlRLOlNl WITH :---- in a clusion of fopr Soviet bloc nations DDR. That applies to the wster, FASTENED IT'SelF TO MV 0N6ER , prefix with keeping the planes’ engines, On B erlin as sn agent ot the Soviet. Union, GUEST trtdar'i itora on the committee'Was not justified \ AS FlRMLV AS AN ENGLISH RT BULL S TE A K , HIS 51 Aromatic herb (OoNttmed trom Page One) pumps, And ' oth'er equipment op- the land and the air. - ' will endanger, western Europe's de- FROM E Y E - '• H* wai 15 and that Soyiet insistence on this *lf I wkht.to travel to London. ~HAk;-I yaars of — — IS He had work achedulq and other rule point hkd b t m ^ t the c0Ua|uie of (Csatlnned trom Page One) I must have permission of the FUNDS, BL3T IF ONE OF VOU WA65 WILL 10 Powerful in H)e U.S. 38 Crow cries in the cockpit.' DOUBLi HE'S FULL OF when ha exploaive last week's hussian-Aiheriesn ne- BhigUsh gOiFernment, and if the COME TO MV R escue i can sel l ‘ Senate 40 Exclamation changes. The ngineers’ association ob- Uibricht, who is first deputy AN OLD 0ARRACL moved to ■1 Set anew gotiaUona. gentlemen (meaning the Allies I Leffal Notice •THIS VA6& FOR A pr inc e l y (1140-1859) ot contempt AmeiTcan asked for the restrain- Jecta to B A L ’s demand that engi- SCHOOL ' I TenneaMo The' western resolution directs premier of the Em I German gov- want to travel to Berlin, they must Sum AND TREAT -OS Sea ea|Ie 21 Tahitian god 41 Laughter neers take pilot training.. It con- ESCAPE, fromVIriinla ing Order on the grounds that a the study group to report back to ernment as well as first party sec- have the permtsaiqn of the govern- AT A CdURT or PROBATE hold^^n , US All TO / DOWN S3 Comparative sound walkout by its 1,600 pilots would tends their union would. Jose its retary made his stmtemcnta<4n an At Coventry, within and for the Diftrloi' ARTIST.i', IS Paltry 43 Rent the Asaombiy next year. ment of the DDR. That’s just the A ROMAN f A 7/ I Bletniah aufllx \ olate . Rattvyay Labor A ct re- identity and poasibly be ,AbiH)rbed interview with the London .Dmlly of Coventry, on the 24th day of Notem- • H Pt 4 a « PEVELy/Jf IS Eaglt'i neat 44 Lack 1 It is to survey activittes and re- w ay it is. her A.D, i m , S Opera by 24 QuallDed quirements for mediation and oth- by the A ir Line Pilots Assn. Mail. I t was' published today, by 11-25 14 U < h t touch 25 Feminine 45 Metal Hourcea relating to peaceful. uaea “Perhaps the representatives of Preaent Hon. Elmore T$irKlninon. ; STllMK Verdi er compulsory "cooling off",meas- (ALPA). The pilots union, wants ADN, "the official Biaat German Eaq.. Judge. / . ii» 15 Poem appellation 46 Canvat of Outer Space of the U.N., its the western powers rely on the al- S Encounter the third man in jet airliner cock- news agency. On motion of Gertrude a . Haven. J BY V . I . H A M U . N II Table 24 False god shelter ures. . apeclaltzed agcncies and other In- leged rights of an occupation pow- Executrix. Route 31. CD^^nury. Conn.. ' A I.I.K V (»OI* 4 Caaimir tab.) The association argued it had pits to be a pilot. Implement 27 Girl’a 47 Smooth ternationafyVMies. It also ia to Note Due This Week er. I would like io call attention on the estate of Walter s. Haven, laie = OOf" I OOjt mECK no , i THATB JUST ir HOW BUT WE MIGHT NOT | ( UH 5 Victim of nilfllled all such requirements. - The pilot training which East- of Coventry, within s*ld dlBtrlrl, do- ' OO IDO BAD WITH k HUH IT Uncle Tom'a leproiy nickname 48 Asiatic deer make recotHmendationa on 11) or- Uibricht laid he believed the So- to the fact that the (East) Ger- SEE M'M WE LEFT I ARE WE GONNA About 7.500 Eastern employes ern proposes at company expense ceased. / . j friend • t>ove god 28 Spanish jar 50 Top of head ganization of mutual exchange of viet note apqut the 'Berlin oepupa- This Court dot|>' deorr#* iha( , six ' Dtofi'T K-iAftO ) V\ON»n6Q AROUND . ■'M SETTIN'V, CONQUER TH' OUT OOP IF WE (VEH'>, stopped work yesterday, and both .V ould lead to a commercial li- man Democratic Repqbllc, to- ONLY MAP HIS BIG >5 r^'yA U M i' I I Maker lace 7 Tumult 29 Cooking 51 Genus ot information'on . Outer Space 're - tton w ill W delivered to the west- months be allows snd hnilt«^d for the . V-ECV TAG y WV4V eul AsrvWHECfE BACK THERE } WORLD WITHOUT aides prepared for what they pre- cense. But engineers would not be gether with its capital of Berlin, creditors of s ^ estate lo exhibit their ; piO W6’ / t^ALTEO OL' DINO SAUR SOEaat (Ft .) I Cognizance utensil maples search. 12) coordination of nation- ern powers sometime this week. claims agalM the same to the Kxecu- | IN t h ' a o j r n u m be r o ne dicted would be a long strike. A expected to function as pilots in la a sovereign state in which there ^ tj3 wtCE SI Native metala I Mimicker Sn Cicatrix 52 Y e a r between al research programs and (3) He gave .Ao concrete due as to ho'w is no longer an occupation power irix and dji^cts that public notice be ■ Vl LAGE' J ^WARRIOR” 12 a nd 20 cotnpany spokesman expressed landing or taking off. an - E A L given of >ftis order bv advertising in a ' SSEver (poet.) 10 Donated 31 Comfort legal problems connected with the far the Soviet'Union intends to go. and no Occupation rights." 32 Small drink 54 Pitch doubt that it would be settled by spokesman said. newspaofr having a circulation In said ' 54 Meaaure of 11 Japanese use of outer Space. ■ He SsM that in case the Soviet Uibricht then echoed Soviet Pre- dlstrlcT, and by posttiig a ropy thereof area 34 Card game 55 Seine Christmas. In the T W A walkout, Frank outcaita T)»e re.solutlon names to the Union ''abould" turn over controlA mier Nikita Khrushchev, who on t)>s public sign post In said Town of at 55 OrienUI (uitar Meanwhile, Capital Airlines said Sv/itrer, repr^aenting the N a- Coventr>* nearest the place where the •study group the United Slates. over Allied traffic, "then all for maintains the Allies have lost the >1 SI H a----- i r r r r r yesterday It would return to nor- tional Mediation TSoard, ached '"e. I greased last dwelt. 0 Britain, France. Russia, Australia, j e ip , organa will be able to regulate right to occupy Berlin. He charged Certified from Record aaoaaaion iuay operations by today. A ma- further meetinga In Kan.xas City Belgium. Canada. Italy. Japan. In- these queations with the DDR ELMORE TURKINilTON. Judge. (pA6lN(3 IS Mina r IS chinists' strike at Capital more with company and machinists' they broke the Big 'Four- Potsdarh dia, Iran, Sweden, the United Arab (Ea.st Germ any)." He continued; Agreement by allowing the revival ,VR, FlinK« enttahea than a month ago has been set- union representatives. Republic. Mexico. Brazil. Argen ' "There can be no. talk about a ot German militarism.’’ S4 Schama r " ic 1? tled. tina, Poland and Czechoslovakia. M Vehicle A spokesman for the Penn- disruption of communication lines Deputy East German Premier j r Mi Hans Loch took a toughpr line. H e! SI Diminutive of -M, 1 fc sylvania Railroad said the line has Small U.N. Nations u II /'xi I because, as in the case of every Ronald n in been carrying extra equipment n r a l l y O ld country, the use of communication declared the Allies "muit clear out CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ST Saaioninf i since the Capital strike. ------; lines can be agreed upon In a nor- of theic illegally held- posltlona m i rrH . M Italian Seek U.S., Soviet - V'Tar !T 7L P !0 Universal Airlines asked the Meriiclnc Hat, Alta. t7P) The mal way, aomethlng which we are the western parts Of Berlin--that buildinf Civil Aeronautics Board in Wash- complete fossil of a chasmosaurus.! ready to do at any time." is, and remains, our demand.” JOIN THE PAR a DE to The Manchester SI Southern atata S! 55 ington for emergency authority to Accord on Space a dinosaur that roamed this aou th-i-. ZMtl :4>y=:.J)t8; intejcvlewer that Loch'a demand was made in an Trust Company snfl be one of the flrst i.Y Al- VU KM U KR 41 Mohammedan p i east Alberta area 60 million years weatemera are talking about the article In lt>« East Berlin news-, I'K kSC II.LA'S I’OP serve Miami from New York anB members of the IP,59 Christmas Club. Regu- aacrad place L ago, was unearOt.ed 10 miles south possibility of an East Germanpaper Morgen, y O K W E L L ! A T L E A S T , TMAT'« 4S Paid notice Chicago and National A ir Lines (Continued from Page One) W E L L , V O L / R E , 1 i said It will run additional flights. of Irvjne And sent to the national | blockade, Uibricht replied; In Boivl, Adraauer told the Par- lar ^eposita fmm the 6rst of the year -a* A M i A w T V N O T VOLTRE W EALTM Y TROUBLE ME' 43 Ha entered a « R il Eastern serves 124 cities in 26 sia. Poland and Czechoslovakia to mu.seum at Ottawa. | 'Those are gruesome fairy tales. liamentary committee of his Chrta- mil- handy table indiratea- will bring you I MEAN IT, PRISCILLA! R E A L L Y 1 l ^ L O O K I N IS .' WITM GIVES I ----- ofliea in i P R E T T Y L ESTE P. IN • Naah villa n stales, Canada, Mexico, Puerto the space committee, but the So- a handsome check next Christins.a Don't I'^ U 'RE BEA U TIFUL'./ aiRL! EASY/ after the War Rico and Bermuda. Neither party viets alill disapproved of the lineup ■7^ delay! Visit "The Trust Company" office of ISIS P 7T !T to the strike has reported any and announced they would boycott S I L L Y ! I PT l5 r i nearest you today— the Main Office at 89.T A M N O T.' 44 Houston lived i move to straighten out contract the group. The nine votes against ---- the r " ii r mm differences that touched o ff the the resolution came from the So- Main Street or the North Branrh at 15 Charokaea tor strike. viet bloc. STOr AT... North Msin Street. three years r t ii On strike are the Flight Engrtn- Most of the abstainers were ' Asian or African nations. 47 Newtiuinaa i LI eers International Assn, and the pert L International As.sociation of Ma- The Political Committee rejected 41 Petty quarrel chlnlats. Those who weren't mem- a last-minute propo.sal by India, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL bers of either union were union Burma and the United Arab Re- i public. If would have brought the j stewardesses observing the others' vor SAVE TOU GET fOOOVj M£ - \ T i NO! United States and Russia together | WOODL AND GARDENS picket lines. SATOPMV fJ lW ! PROTEST! again in private talks In an effort , For Your^hankigiying Flowers Eastern said it will furlough the 1 .60 a w e e k ...... $ 18.00 balance of its 16.000 employes in to reach an agreement on com-', position of the new committee. batches as .shutdown operations PO TTED MUMS' ...... V . '1^58-2.59 $ 1.00 a week ...... $ 50.00 are completed. Chief U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot ' Lodge ■«ald auch talk* at tliia time ! C YCLA M E N S ...... t 2.00 a week ...... $100.00 BY Al. ( API* nml BOB I.UBBKRS A new strike was . threatened t.ONG SAM against a carrier flying north- would be. pointleaa and might only i M ELIO R B E G O N IA S ...... aggravate tension...... $160.00 south routes from Los Angeles to (Large Pots) $ 3.00 a week ...... nw tfOPPOBfiO ID RESCUG r CANT ST A M P t h ' SK5HT O' Despite the bleak prospect, Ire- XOU WtfT HAVE r p t iCARfP Medford. Ore, Machinists for A MAN CRVIN', L AUNCELOr land. after the balloting, appealed PO TTED P A N SIES In Mossotn 1.35 $ 6.00 a week ...... $250.00 HOW, LAUNCELOT-WHOeVER rr Y C i) F fK M DRAGONS. Pacific Air Lines .said they would to East and West to make,, one WAS ON THAT GREAT PeHONS, AND 6VIL •SIPES WHICH H g tL PROPtY strike Dec, 2 unless agreement is $10.00 a week ...... $500.00 HORSE IS < s o N e y ^ RWIGHns ■ NCrr CCm PACK-A N' NEXT TIME t more try at getting together. ' C u t H o w Bit — ChrysasfhtRiH m $ —> reached on a new wage contract. Mexico also called for "one last' PKcmsB r i s n o o The machinists rejected a 22 p*r great attempt fo reach a com-1 oil e d e r t ...... bunch 2.3S THAT I6NT WHY UEAierTHCW/ cent wage lncrea.se in a 2-year con- promise." Several Asian Nations' Freshly C u t BaheSi Boughs— targe m crying lone tract over the present $2.51 per I joined in the appeal. HE REAl LS hate? HiS i>AM MTS hour scale. I The Soviet Union had insisted bunch ...... 59c BRAINWASH! MG. 6C 0' e tC M }6 6 - i^ 4r/A/5 Machinists for Eastern now I that the study group include three Red and Silver R u ic u s...... 49c average $490.53 a month. They are I Soviet satellites as well tu Russia, i demanding a $.58.80 raise now, an- * Soviet Deputy Forelglj iMlnister D ecorate these em pty window box- \ / Membm FDIC b"' T H E TM 1^ U» *M a> Rustic Boskets for Ce m etery Deco- tllf f» IU« W I Fa* a IHI I— fo d ens, beoutifully arran g ed. Guor- ‘Oh, com* on, EthtI! It's such a ralaxation aftir baing oiyteed not to M ew a w ay BY KEN BAUD and JERKY HRONDFIELD JUDD SAXON on your fiat all day at tha offica!" ...... 1 . 9 5 , 4.Y5, 3.95 COMPANY -TIN MINUTES lATfR VOU MEAN THIS VIC’S P iz z r A * l t * FRO M TH AT, 9 t R - O N MV O V N , a a J M IT PHONV 6TCX:k 153 W . M ID DLE TURNl>IKE BUY WITH BATTSrACTION AND ASSURANCE AT O R N O T. 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THE McArdle H orse in F ive M ile R ace Herald Angle t probably will have four fi^h ti next chester race tops them all. The town goes all out. These fine role of underdogs the Man- Mai Anderson earlier in the Monroe. ISS',. Worcesteh, Mass., Ern le K n o x. 174 3 - 4 , B a l t i m o r e . 8 ! strong, 198. G h a n a , ■wort On foul In Debu! r . ,»r* i 7i n p 6P t o a r t I ho year and Sw eden’s Ingem ar Jo- comments were fortyairded with the signed entry blank of tourn am en t, finally w o n 1 - 6 , 8 - 6 , Pfl. r ‘ ho r o n n o r t l n i * P ( # A P i o - , chester Indians feel there is outpointed Jo h n n y B eans, 134'j , New York — Victor Zalazar 1 from A rt Sw dden, 1994, P l t t S - haniion hai "a« good a chance as Bill M arot of W lihraham , M ass.*------“ ‘ 5 - 7 , '5 - 1 , 6 - 4 . \ r n :i '' ' ’ ir T o i n n a n i c n t n\ t h o O o l f Philadelphia. 10. 156, Argentina, .stopped Frank ' hurgh, 7 . B> i ; aki ^osr an yone” to fight for the title. Marot "111 com pfle^or the North an excellent chance to spring ( l u h " t \ ' o n A l o x h i r d i o d si x So eayi O n D ’Am a to. Patter- Medford Club, ou< of New K or- t.oast lo l.oasl Tw o (lai k Imrso,- in t In' 1- 1 '' ■ I n l r - - uvl ' a d ,tn OHRlo t h r o e o n one of the season’s m ajor up- aon 'i secretive m a n a g e r. land’s finest ln;l#pendent track or- signed enli y blank from tha Milo rto.ul r;:u(> ThanlM-k’i\inv IK'I) l* h r l o c a l p m o a m o d sets Thanksgiving morning D'Am ato, w ho haa been feudin', gan lzations. N o be tter com p liment.^ farthest ciistanc.e fro m M a n c h e ster When they play host to strong FIa.st morninfr "ill Im .ln.‘-('))li 1! p >'^(’I k ; h f -hnai I. f . rc n l 7, o n t o i n t e a m fu ia in ’ a n d fig htin ’ w ith th e In te r- to the rart sponsors have been f„,. j.-jya ^jup Road Race cam # • A. t h a 3r>*r;o 8<-oro Hartford in an 11:30 contest at an d IrPlnnd ' IVtrr M i Ai'fllr 'T ^ national B o x ing Club, yesterday re c e iv e d "d u ring th e 14 years tViotthat from . Dick ,Hart. t _ evM..The former . . . TT..;Uni- M n k m s ' a n d A ; ( t a v s m v Memorial Field. lio t li n i r n " i l l |■(■|'^■'''nl ! h V em erged from behind his Iron cur- j j hav#Aleen closely associated w ith , versily of Pennsylvania and Col- •1 . . r . . . - . l h o n o is a» \ ' o ll \ u l h Th is n e w -fou n d op tim iam is also tain long en oug h .to tell the Asso- th e ,^ U d a y event. Th is year N u t -, ippiafp Tra c k * Field O u b of Phil- "M i'ld faiin n:- N c " ^ "I'k A lli- H a r k n ^ ' v ^ n d S t a n sh a red b.v C o a c h W a lk e r Brlgg.s. ciated P res s: i m « K Fo rest, N o . 116, Tall Cedars' residing in ]«*i, I’jirr i! Nnli'An.n; \i. H ' • d< a I I n bo r o n ’ on! w i M i a "W e are well aw are of East H »: l- 1 . H e has met here with Johans-hof Le b a n o n Is sponsoring the race ^ Q ^^f. D ick writes. “So r- ir 'ir \fhir:i. r • r •• ; d p l a r o \ *i t h t h o i i fo r d ’s a ll-a r o u n d o ffe n s iv e a n d d e - Ed w in fo r eighth time. F r o m U H -llrv woni make it this year. Vi-.n N c' ^ r .t ,.-r son and his.manager. AM-1 the I I fensive strength an d ass um in g the RAY. SPICER RONNIE ITABREK FAtll.’TIERNEY qulst. several tim e s w ith in th e last | t h r u 1P 50 the M anchester A rm y & „',„ypr| west this past summer, role of u n d e rd o g is n oth in g n e w to few days. Navy Cluh a.nd the Recreation De- Thanks for all voii people hav# ou r boys," the likable R e d an d I’M I ( l.osK o' S' .John s 2 . N o contracts w ere si^efl and I pa rtm en t shared sponsorship of the ^ave a good day ” White coach said late yesterday A <'i 1 - < \ O’ ’ • ; ri t h o N < ' A A i r o \ 8 no definite arrang em en ts m ade,^ i race. | Th e h and som e Hart, a m e m b e r of afternoon . "B u t atrlctly off their ■ • r \ r • • vO.« ! 0 • in hhiat .3 . He had an offer from Coldradrt . ♦ * * United States Olympic team in : ,• • M Mo ■ a * 1 ho f tral sh ow ing against wtniess N e w Lo n - Force Appears Likely Sp rlng s. Colo, th a t'w o u ld g u a ran - .. . .j , IP.iB. com peted here three years, t . f l ni vli t k tee Patterson m ore m oney than O rPftI n iip p o rl do n (the heavil,y-favored H o rn e ts placing second in Ifl.’il, w inn ing in eked o u t • close 6-0 victory) our H m : v >' • \ ft ^ J J ’ • ‘ I he ever has i-eceived. T w o of .the greate.st n am es in f,f,h Tiir- bo ys really feel that they can w in. 1' 11 '•o S r "’A ' VVe cleared, lip the air at these the field this.year, Jo h n n y Kelley At least they are going Into the M -,0 'r;n- meetings with Johans.son and Ahl- and Dr. Cham e Robbins, have ‘ * Grab Cotton Bowl Offer gam e unafraid Th ursd ay m orning. r A(\y Both qu lst,” said D 'A m a to . " W e cleared often expres sed th> se n tim e n ts of _ „ ■ ‘•Also," W alker added with a Th e Blue Grass group, turned • ■ i Min h oI 0 up m a n y m isunderstandings that the runnera about the w a y the Liic io S a m B p c k o n a New York, Nov. 25 (JP) Th e t’hi®®!’ * 1 Uil* lh*1 r firs t y e a r a a ai faint trace of confidence in his major club. do w n by Ke n tuc ky In a squad vote exiated ‘invo lving bo th of u s ... ,,,ce h e re op erates. Kelle.V. A m e r - A n o th e r p o p u lar run n e r in re- Air Force Academy, preco- voice, ’’the boys have perked up liie p r o b le m ta to find a su it- yesterd a y -after school sd m lhlstra- ( Th lng s I w as supposed to have said ira's greatest long distance runner. sidelined , K< qu ite a bit insofar as desire a n d cious and coy, appear as ready able lau nch ing pad. A flam e ou t tors h a d o k a y e d the trip, h a a qjille lO M K I-I.I.Kl •• .1 ^ a ^ M d o - I a n gn d things that they w ere quoted told m e, "Th ere is no tow n or city Th ank sg iving will he B o b . o;i . spirit is concerned in the past to climax its leap from ob- in a bo w l de bu t m igh t g ro u n d the a list o f potential gu ests for its • H • :, ’ « t; -r !r hoT VIn [' in ' lio as saying. ! in A m e ric a that su pp orts a race of C h e w C h ase, M d . B o b V «lI'lii.il 4 li. t ni p week. All of us are well aware that Air Force as a pool attendance de bu t in Louisville Dec. 13. A m o i l g • ( . ir •' f. 11 n r m 1 of A p* Will Have N«w Attitude as well as in Manchester. True, the "I received your entry scurity to limelight by filling i: ■ : • I ' ■ I - k ' • a w in over East Hartford w ould risk for a fe w m o re ycara. the te a m s on the list is R u tg e rs. ' :. r ' '' o , i h V i ' l h a l l (I f h-i a)*- A M n "I think, in v iew o f ou r n e w un - B o s ton M a ra th o n a ttrac ts m o re blank fdr the M a m he.ster R o a d a Cotton Bowl berth. Wash- ■ ; t i n M \'^ help take m u c h of the sting out of Bu.t there's no question about Th e K nights have the record, • r > h * T ^ k I h o ’ ■i n' , n i c h l -i' " l O a i M i'i al h a i u p i o t de rstand ing s, that w h e n Johan a so n . people but the.v are not like the Ra p a a feW' w e e k s ago but w ill be ington state haa asked perm ission 0.1 an other dism al season. A n d so m e that record of the Falcons, w ho will play, hut w a n t to k n o w quick K o i l o ' M a i i i h o s ' o i M i g h h a ^ o b a ll go es ba ck h o m e he w ill h a ve a | pe ople that turn ou t to w a tch us „pa b le to c o m p e te as I will be go - to leave its ow n backyard. An d ' r i c h ' Mo ' of o u r seniors a re p rim e d lo chalk cou ld h a ve a ticket to the S u g a r be cause of iche du llng c o m m lt- '• i M i n ft f o' t orj . n l l r p r a t ul lii ^ h Officers in the Manchoster Ski rkih for the 1958-59 season who were elected last new attitude aa lo thinking of what ’ m n on Thanksgiving. , ib|r in the 'Arm y on Nov. 23 for Rutgers is worried about wreatling 1 ^ a ! \ ' I ' '• f I t \'- up at least one victory over Blast Bow l, too. except for Louisiana's menta for winter sports. Rutgers >•. ht.o; p r'd ufThial ('hn k Tf»''inoA’ might happen." Robbins, winner of 11 national gix months sch edu les. ■ - 'i.f. • Mr nielli are shown alio\e. Seated, .lames Fogarly, president, and Correan Malin, secre- Hartford before graduation in segregation law . Th a t tie on the is am all, creating an overlap of ' M . u r ' . o ^ i r i K* t t w r o h r i n c proa- Johansson, the European heavy- tm eg ,n d a standout cam paigner a form e r atudent at Trinity Col- Th a t's a brief look a t the w a y ' ]s :.o Ml 1’ laiy. Back row. Karl Anderson, vice presirieni, and Dave Petke, treasurer. (Herald Ju n e .” Air Force record w as a 13-13 athletes, a n d qu ite a fe w foo tba ll- <\f ■ ’ - ' » ho N 11 r n r p b o a r d I w eight tltleholder and ranked as f^r the past 26 years, claims that Scharf was third in 19.66 and things shaped up today for the h H* .M’lnl 1 h n n i i First on N e w Field wrangle with Iowa, the Big Ten ers a re w restlers, too. i’holo h\ Ofiaral ! t h e N o . 1 challenger for the world ■ „„ m atter w here road racers con- gi^^^ last year. The ,66 finish will year-end college, football bo w l and this fo I a ) I'U cham p . Iia d e r Con sid eration n\>Kf.lHAM . ( l.rsir. f' city in fi,.gt gpd third place. Charlie Dy- workout, it is no secret that are filled— the R o# e a n d O ran g e . • a r / h * K o ' I r • . ! hi! i cham p, an autom atic bow l bonan - up on w reatling com m itm ents for F^d S t o i t / Ilf S p i t i t c f l o p l Jim Fofjarly most recent fight on Sept. 14, he (be United Stales and the prizea ,on. then cam paigning for the Coaches Briggs, T o n y Alibrio, Co- But only one, the Gator, i# w ith- lhr''-'»^'tt? tOofat.. h o r I , d1 '' !'* J o h n za such M those picked up by a few da ys." a d ding tha t the iV'iiogr a m r.tihoj of ih o .N’ation al Cousy Faces ; knocked out previoualy-unbeaten gpg better than those offered at University of Connecticut, w aa Captains Jac k Jacobs and D ave ou t even one team . Ivl d " " a n ' l m h o r o f n i ' o n a ! ' h a m - Barlow and all of the Indians would Ipwa. CaJifornia and Oklahom a Knights are “under serious con- KH-ko'hall B'i Ioh ( ’ 0111111111 00 will F.ddie M a c h e n of R ed ding , Calif | gj,y pace.. In Boaton . the a w a rd s jjpgp \^.|ib A la n Sh a'er of H a m ilto n Here'# the card at the m o m e n t: p i 'i M sh i p* ftnd ift f o n si d o r o f l t o hr like to re w a rd their loyal su p p ort- when they won the Big Ten, Pacif- side ration ” ho ,M ih ftrC o o f th o d o rn o n tira - Ski (]liil> ilcaci „ In one round. me flrat o r are be tter bu t College aecond an d S c h a rf third. A : n o n < a * p r o n t o s t Iring d n l a r v o 10 15 Rose— Low a (7 - 1 - 1 ) v a . C a l i f o r - ic Coast and B ig Eig ht cham pion- So are Alab a m a . No rth Carolina. fK .n ^ Patterson last fought on A u g . the line the aw a rds are m u c h T h e diatance be twee n the first ers w ith a victory on the new ly- r . i n r o i o f a ll t i i n o ( ’' i r r o n l l v ho nia (7 - 8 ). ships. L S U . the nation's to p -ra n k - Pill, W e s t V irginia. Florida , „ I 16 when he stopped Roy Harris I better In Manchester." ! three was less than yards, christened field. T h u rs d a y ’s c o n - I)uli'li l-’o R H i l v L a s y 10 Orange — Oklahom a (8 - 1 ) v a . Georgia Tech. Florida Stale, Clem - h o l d s t h o n a t i o n a l m a r a t h o n an*! Celtics^ Win test. the first tn M a n c h e ste r since ed tea m . 1s the Southeastern C o n - of Cut and Shoot. Tex. in 12 * » * * * ^ a t i o n nl 20 a n d 25 U il o n i t l o r l i t l o a I M K K B F . N . I A M I N . H f t i v a n l ft r l r r t f *'! p r ^ si r l r n l o f t h r M a n c l i r * Syracu se (8 - 1 ). fe re nce c h a m p , b u t w hile that title son, TYilsa a n d Cincinnati. I rounds. The title bout wss held „ . _ __ the ga m e w as changed to Th a n k s- K o l l r y M a n l-n U r n I RM'Ht r o u n t r y filfti f-tr.A n f f lrr l , i<* i S l u ( ’l u b lnnt n i R h l a I t h r ftre- Cotton— Texas Chrlatian (8 - 1 ) usually carries S u g a r B o w l rights, Alab am a ia a "top choice.” , „ / , , , ,, . , . „ I in Los Angeles. Room for Both Bisxeat Winiipr giving D a y . will m a rk the first K r i l o v d o f i n l t o l v la t h o ji, a?i t o , h, ,if t , r n t i y t hi.A m r u j u n R f or t h r K i v r 1 n n d n i r r t i n R o f t h r y r f u l i r M At for sure v*. Air Force (8 - 0 - 1 ) i it'a no ou trig ht gu arantee . Clem son pops up on quite a few Ilo s lo n , with -I never have dealt with on. in- Tw o m ajor sporting event, in Biggest individual winner m on the n e w field since it 'vas o f- t h r V F \ V M o m r S n v i n R 'a i I I i .Nov. 25 (/T l-A balancerl offrn.se virtually probabiy. h-n- In richt n rp -n rn n rn , lirrr nn I ‘'"'f "" ficially n am ed M em orial Field by Needed Ap proval lists. The Tigers are Atlantic l l i n i f or t h r v ^ a t ' Vill h r K n r l rvri-yliOflygetting llHo the .scoring act appears to he the key dividual opponent." added D ’A^m a- „g ^ ^b e a te r on the sam e holiday. Th ursd ay's Fi-.-e M ile R oad R ace Su gar— I.x>uiBiana State (10 - 0 ) T n r k r v D u v h - m o r r d f o „ r f V ' " " ; I’ ''''.|.i mi n in I h c the B o a rd of Ed ucation , Both.Iow a and California needed Coast Conference rhsm ps, s title in th eBoston Celtics' surge in the .N’ational Raskethall ; t " " > ''*"1 "''l*’ • *rr>«» "P" ' will the people turn out? Good will not be Johnny Kelley, Pet# for sure vs. Clem son ( 1 - 2 ) p o s s i - f l n . t 5 , t w n , r r n n r l 5 . n n r I h i M n n d 1 ' h '' ' di nn, . A i u lr r f t t u i v u f p rr;« uiri M ( ’o r r r n In addition the Silk Tow ners con feren ce ap proval. h o w e ve r, which until this season m eant a plrin M f t n n Mri’ i r l a f N ’ f tivl I' V l k c A.s.sll.'.S " go t to a f on anawer ia easy. Of Close or any of the 199 m en enter- bly. o n o f o u r t h A n d i n h is l a s t a i x a p Kaatei'll Division. The Cell ics, ho off mi.s- 'Jilt" have not w on al hom e since turn- Io w a received its o k a y laat w eek, trip to the O rang e Bow l. t i c A f t u r r r K l r i t r i l t o t h r B o n i f l ______Jo han B B on he will be m the l*n I ^oiireel It w a jn t to o m a n v v e a re i eh. T h e real w i: in n e r w ill h e th a Gator->Playlng a waiUng game. p ^ a r n n o o p h o h a s noA*or b o o n l o w o r rrn h ir a tart. w e re in Brcoiui place*- in g b a c k W e s t H a v e n 12.6 back California w a s endorsed yesterday. 'The G a to r, as usual, finds Itsalf ______! rent tax bracket. Ii) other w orda. a^o that M anch eater w aa the acene M uacu lar D ya troph y F\ind of the t h a n a o r o n d o f I > 1 r r t t o r ft u r i r ! l or o t h y 5 'v RHines hrhiiifl thr. N ru Yo rk| Am on g the other m ajor college Tljen W a s h in g to n Stale, the P C C waiUng for the "leftovers," al- no fighter (opponent) ia e.aaentlal. ^ Five M ile R oad R ace at j aponaoring N u tm e g Foreal, No. on N o v . 12, 1956. S i n c e t h e n t h e T h f r o l a n d a n y q u o a t i o n but KtiRH itv, Irirv ItrniihHiO, Nortonii K i l l ' t o d a v n ftrr trrmnciiiR thf: In d ia n s h a v e los t 10 in s row on bo w ls, the S u n i# h a lf filled a fter run ner-up, petitioned for pe rm is- tho u g h It h aa m a jo r status a n d has McKrr Milli ('iiilsnn llrrliriM Mmiirnpnlis I.,nkri-s 125-104 in a i\ lv s lf‘r v S o l v e d ? If * 10: 30, a .aenii-prn, football g a m e at H 6 . Tall Cedara of Lebanon. Laat had its share of da ndy duels. M a n y t h i s y o n r ' s f i e l d nf r n t r l o a la t h o would -say that he wdll have four hom ^ soiV.Tncludrng three this sea- getting an acceptance from W y- sion to go a-bow ling. U n der the g ir o ai o p t r v o r . T l i o h a t a t n n d a at VVnlfiam an*l (htidon I'lIbiR RniMl-'.ill tiip to (’harh'ttr, N ,.!’ -! noon and the traditional M anch ea- year $763.83 w aa collected on rare of Its tea m s in the past h a ve co m e I fig h ts n e x t y e a r ." «on on Memorial Field. oming |7 - 3 ), the Blue Graaa has; l O O whirh la t h o a o r n n d l a i R o p t i Ilrpoitft w rir Rivrn l>\ raili \hn\ iiiRlit ter H ig h -A lu m n i basketball g a m e (Jay by m em b ers of the Tall Cedars from the SB C and Southwest, IM ilh id e lp h la . N o \ . 'i5 t/lb— D’Amato indicated that If Jo- But upsetting Coach H an k i been snubbed by Kentucky and the: mem ber of eacli conference goes o v o r T h o ro ro rd o f I M w a s aot 1 l iim iiiltlrr hofiil AH plmift foi thr \>Iri ;ui Hob (’oUMy pacofl Ihr St night. Football, is now deader j and turned over to M uscular Dys- which brings Southern M ethodist Villanovn line ( oneh John San * hansson w as given a title shot, the Giardi'a H o rn e ts w ill n ot be an | Ta n ge rine hopes for an accept- to a bo w l -and that's the Rose, than laat week's new spaper and trophy. Su b urbanite W inter Tire yoar. into the picture. S M U could be a l a s t H o w p v r r , o n l y (o m ir iR ftkl ef'ufton g o t m o lr r w M V . a t ta c k w iU i 25 point'*.! diiaUy think** a tow el la the k e y bo ut w o u ld be h eld in the U n ite d easy task Tlie visitors " ’ill start a ance tod a y fro m B u ffalo (8 - 1 ). But there is a precedent for an aw oroi^ Iho alartor's R u n T w o j cage play for the schoolboys h as! Th is ye a r m a rk s the eighth that prim e choice if it upsets T C U this (ie ra ld in c P ira u i, c h a u niiin n f I he w h;l<- five t e a m m a le .s hit In d o u -| to the ^m yaterloiia w a y a of Bill States, not in. Sw e d e n . lineup com prising nine veterans! Air Force, apepara the best bet Slate (Oregon went to the 1949 y o a r a a R o t h r r o w o r o 01 n m i i o r s , been m oved ahead to the Christ- N u tm e g Forest haa sponaored the weekend -but that m ight nail the n.KM i.KAtii r, Afim lies iirul ii.iimi, ('mmiiil ice, blr figiue.s T o m m y Heinsohn j (iirpenter. Arm y'a loneaom e fr o m th e 1957 club which posted [to land a berth among all the I C otton B ow l while Northwestern th o a ta r tin R maa holidays. | r'aoe. Every red penny - -and there a t li n o a n d WO f i m a h o d , SInn dInRii ir |i.iit e < l Ihfii I'l.iii* I'll n noidu-iul y|i H||| ,siin rm,iII 19, .lim ‘ em i. an excellent 7-1 w on and lost rec- .team scrambling for som eplace to beat California in the Rose Bow l) Mustangs a Sugar Bowl bid, loo. w i t h A m o a K u j a l n b r l n R l n R u p t h o In p ihr w c'lipn il Ilf Inn 9 "O 17 b , h n'issell I'l nnd Mancheater High and Ka.st Hart-] have been m any collected on ord. T h e H orn ets also need Th urs- ; go. B u t the brass w o n ’t m a k e j an d the (lougars (7 - 3 ) h a v e p u t i n Florida S tate Is a n un official \v 1 . t < iirpeiiter la the ('aflet w h o r o a r T t i o H R - y o a r - n h l M n r y a r d ford will tangle on the gridiron at ! rare d a y haa been turn ed over to up its m ind publicly until after j foj- a rule w aiver. B o th the P C C cho ice to fac e Bxiffalo in the T a n - lef'H ft M a r k r i .TO \i t\k'2 ilr iv ir. P liin n iiir nl.«.i m il'll- f'W | S w n lli 12 da y's trium p h to close w ith a go od never eom ea near an .Arm y hiid- the n ew achool starting at 11: 30. j the M uscular Dystrophy Fund. In by M a a a . yoloran u i l ) not n m t h i a .Si,niln\ «hi'. tripft - a h r n I he s n o u ' »IL0C !)^ 6 - 2-1 m a r k instead of a ao-so 4 - 3-1 Saturday's g a m e w ith Colorado. I an d Big Ten have to ap prove it. ge rine B o w l a l O rlan d o , Fla., D e c . g o o d e a r t ' H p i l o I K n u iji m ^ *n l . 2K 1ft ft.’lft Th r irst of Ilir ('Wlica' point / ^ flle. hut alw aya aeem a to k now v o n r h o r o d u o t n noi k i nj url o M Hir- Th e g a m e rates support and will the seven years the total stands Th e A ir Force can have ita p ick ' Th e Cougars w’ould like the 27. M ississippi Southern. Ea s t T e x - 1‘r c i f t i H i v r - l n , . . 2 2 22 .500 ilivi I i hii i mil wa.ft Frank Uam Hoy , when the hall*a going to he record. p u f f r r o d i n a f a l l It w i l l m a r k I h r ‘llr> s U t K itn ' ge l it. I feel qu ite con fide nt. A m a -|a t be lter tha n $3 , 500, n o t c o u n t i n g Billy D e - j of the Cotton, Ga tor an d Tan gerine | Su g a r B o w l opening, although as State, Tu lia, M ia m i (O h io) a n d r n . t i r n M i n h l i ’ i.ft . . I!i 25 i:52 riR h t K O 'lotirH five an fl L o u TV o senior lettermen. fir s t t l m o i n 15 vo a rs h o ’. v a a nn th ro w n to h im . Jo n ty o f the ru n n e rs will h a v e b e en a special $250 donation last year, l'*rrfrf t I ’ m Uf tRe ...... 17 27 THO A di .• -sUi Mill 'A ftft fli.s' u.-HHetl Nino (155) a n d r u g g e d J o e for its m oon shoot— and the Fa l -1 their pe tition h a s a ltrte d the G a to r Virginia M ilitary also are pros- a nd a t the low ast pries in ye a rs! c'om p oto Ih o 'r.ftiornpoulfift fo ur O n ly ailing S a m Sandiiaky had a rhanee to Not onf runner or official con- a b l o t o i n S i l k T r » u n an d It VAaft ilr. nlrtl l«i tir held piftt che cked b y 11:15 w hich will allow ‘ Oauches (185) w i l l o p e n a t t h e cons really will be sh ooting for the, an d Blue Gra ss co m m ittee s as well. pe cts. A r m i u \ ' f ’m kiiRf . 1 ft 2k Tfl4 •Innr.H a n d (len r ('onlr\ fnjlr' Sam lia Jo n -r> i'a ...... 18 26 .409; its first perfect football season in half a century, today w aa ranked nick Brimlrv arr all M anhairm i !i;,v,.|ip,.tl 1,5 ft U M .'175 Hal Mart I H o o k ; r F.Iriii Baylnr the NBA thf‘ tow el Jiiat before he atepa Letterman Don Chomlck (190) winter weither. See ui now for the all-new, all-purpose Ad nm .ft \^’olfl•anl Fllblg a n d M n - Memorial Store ... 15 29 .341 ' No. 1 In the Associated Press poll for the fifth straight week and ap- rn lle p r H lan do ulft aa w ril aft tin lev 5 .'iV l > ' i | ‘ ,4in n lit .'LVi M r . to t acoring len der w ith 104 poinla in Into the huddle? Carpenter end Ernie Hutt, 160-pound Junioc, tin t IMieliiii Crow n Cleaners . . 11 33 .250 pe ared on the w a y to w inn ing ita first national cham p ion sh ip ever. 3-T Suburbanite. ry V irh i of St loh n a a n d In. !< l(i\iird -’’.Ift ( ’hriM O f'iu in liH I 2 ft Ifi gam e'' and Rob I,rnnard each watchea him tike n hawk, neCer College Grid Season Has Hit are expected to split the quarter- HariiMia Oeliimi-f wa.a app'Oiil- An d still the battle w ages No Paul Dletzel's outfit flnislied the iS o n n h u e n f M o l v ('? o .‘ 6b , iiii'ient 5 (.'i, .Sa in \ iu .in li 12H -541 ami .Ihn score d 22 in p.acniR the Lakern. takea hla eye off the quarter- backing duties. Either aojid Dave rd lo ta ke .’are nf the “ Ski Fqiiip - less than three te a m s are de adlock- year's op erations w ith a 19-0 rec- New FnRland uilercolleRiatr king Aif'to 15ft 540 lopprtl all pnrlici nnylor wa.a handicappr(11'- e 12 21 .191 will be held tonight at Fo o t Guard ' P'ourth plai'e Garden Restaurant ,, ,, , .. through a dummy drill that had speedster. Is a key man In East 8 . A i r F o r c e ( 1 ) ( 8 - 0 - 1 ) 512 Adds %(:\A Tilh Mall Tlie star bout will he a lag nnly two ga^mes behind after . ^ 1 . ^ J^!^uei?H Uonch Jim Myera ithaking bia head Hartford’s single wing attack. The week, but it se.ems nothing m oie Ished their season last weekend ^ 9 . O h i o S t a t e ( 4 ) ( 6 - 1 - 2 ) 880 Sturdy, long handle I ere per Fo r ^ if /a laxa i'n New M.avon. Nov. 2.’ » . . 4'' Rich- team mi^tch w hich will have Don ! "keeping all four po inU from M a n - tn d i s g u s t . little junior haa accounted for six than a fo rm a lity for L S U lo stay I ' m n i i i i n u i n R 1 i.nt a lla t von a n d i an d only a ha'ndful will -continue 10. S y r a c u s e 1 1 1 (8 - 1 1 811 4hef quickly rsmevea anew To List of Win S ard Wtnkler. of Hinsdale. Ill star C'urti.H an d .Mark lyew ln op pos ing chester Tru st. T ied for second spot (^em son. w hich probably m ust of hig team ’s 14 touchdowns while at the lop. T h e Bengal.* fro m the foiiith pirn r Lin e m e n acorrd sin after g a m e a T h a n k a g tv m g | ,ou n d Iy de feat Pri'rman S a tu rd a y Bayou w ound up as the only un- Se cond 10: P u r d u e 254. C l e m s o n Ta k e s Ba d B ealihr halihnck w h o scored 32 points the rowdier Skull M urphy and The " week ago the M anchester Auto passing for another. end Ice. FHt your gleve lia r 2-1 \ Vi tones n.ui ihln^ plm r ( 1 ) 242. M i s s i s s i p p i 177. F l o r i d a pa st .*vca.fton.- h a s be e n elei‘te<| a p - S h ieU II lia.', nil th, poipniialllle* rtropp^d to fifth place, three an d Saturdaj. • ^ i if it hopes to go lo either the Another outstanding halfback (lefealed-unlted m a jo r coU eg e te a m Cxhlr nivd Mlth pla( e Crntinl of- I'aifti Lan.fting. M ich, Nov. 25 174, ■Vanderbilt 169. S o u t h C a r o - cempartmsnl. ta in o f ^ a l e s l P 5 fl foivlhall tram , of devehvping'doping into nnoihri in a K*niea out aller bowing 4-9 to Th e paat w aa repreaented all,Sugar og Gator Bowla, skipped in t h e c o u n t r y . I New York Nov, 25 '.T' '1‘h n r is I d «' tr.spe . tive lv w liih ’ a th ird S « 'nttlsh Im p o r t . s llg lU ly -b u lIl and author of two TDs, speedy fouiTh place M anch ester Optical. five Big Ten universities. Rurdue. | trra' ti' C yester'day and Th e sports w riters and sports- . lin a 126, C a l i f o r n i a 108, N o t r e imiiih tu-iween Kepao and I'HX Ciaw fi.nl Kennedy of Mlchtgan, Tl\c Id le r.no n din'.c W in k le r Ju.ti s r r ic of h n lllr royal.'.. s\i,'h a.a Pete Wlochowski, 150-pound ve- a n e w ringside chan t nt Ihr H om ur Tu rning in notew orthy* scores ; Indiana, Iow a. Illinois, M ichigan w atched m ovies of Furnian'i casters g a v e L S U 115 first place i Dam e 95, P i t t s b u r g h 91, R u t g e r s Nothing to buy I Just aeki w n.ft I'nripn m 'il fhlft W f-eU fthow rd h is h e e ls to th e field In the bo foic llir a n n u a l h a n q n d la.il llie alrug glea atage d hy the C u r- teran, wdU be ready to apell the' cluH a U go es llUr thift n rni were Al W ilkie 156- 392. Joe Vina- State where moat valuable play- [r'amea Furm an went through a vo tes, g o o d fo r 1.445 points based | 83 .\f)t rw III t Ivv Sicie.ft w n r m i 20th annual N i’A A run here ves- nlghl H r ...n" rrd.- Pau l l.vnrh of n a-l.eu in tan d e m w itli the G ra - starters. Rrnnklin’e, .Mn-a.,. |,ani Hrolher.a. kn 131- 360, Doug M acLaughHn era were chosen on the basis of h„,d workout, without padi. on the usual system of 19 for first. ; . . . 7.« l - a - r .n r llD .M ’il h\ L a i r v Kio'.ft 151 ! 2J» I f ' i d a v Principal Edson Bailey reports 129- 3 . 63, W a l t J a n i c k e 1.30- 351, B i l l I aeaa on p e rform a n ce a . .Notre D a m e g u a rd .lim S c h a a f that brief dedication exercises will nine for second an d so on do w n the Th o cheoi a n't r fm /.b 1; v i.i.i I > a n ( M ' o n n c l l 137 3 f 2, Kunncilv iiin D m t«nii milu.s ovri , An derson 351, B e n B e n e v e n t o 146. , Purdue, which flniahgd with a „n the doubtful Hat for th# be held prior to the opening kick- lin e . f.ar a r-m Ry iniddlcwoiRlit from Huuiri 1 to 55ft srvi I>''> M ' Kiiv Die BivDW a n d slu.fth-I’ov ri Oil M S C Y M idget Gagers TOP TRADE-IN AllOWANCE Rm .il D ie ti 126- 350, B i l l F a h e i 139. 6 - 1-2 record, and 3 -l-Y 'ln the B ig Irish closer In Lo.-. A n g e le s a g a in st off. The program will include the Actually, there w ere only 41 AV R ojdlna ^'ho hn^ ’ \ r . ’ s Riilf ( oiiifto in a v vinn lnR 20 07 I Fitap a trick 129, Nick Tw erdy Ten for fourth place, nam ed sen- So uthe rn C'alifornia Saturday, first place' votes which the tigers X r ’snsissnisrsa Ueeae Wesr. Th e new Suburbanite by (Goodyear wilt givt straigh t an*l n rvc i f"'iRht t'lr Mti higan Stato alsu .scored a tram presentation of the colors; the hrdelatz Stifl the Relaxed Pro fat Bill Z i m m e r m a n 126 and lor end Tom Pfanckhauaer mo.st Rchaaf. out part of the aeaaon with 8 id not corral. And practically all L < a U I l C n L - .a i l i p a i g n Biany aioM eiita a w hale aeaaon et extra w o a rl T b ia ia tha P a y Of LO W as a w a a k sc h e d u led dlalaiu e win. Its sevriilh in the history of' star Spangled Banner; invocation Fra n k (Taiighaey 126. valuab le lotva pick ed q u a rterba c k *n Infected ear, suffered a pulled Up Front these ballots li,*t«d th e m in sec Za lnr.ar s lo p p e d hi.ft IM li "|’p“ \ IN rr.KMKIM VTF L F U a K Ihr m eet tn K«i w ith 4Sig T e n a n d by the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson ra n k of an improved tread com pound and the rutged Randy Dpnean and Illllnoia cho*e hip m uacle against Iowa last Sat- ond place. The Y Midget Baaketball League nent la.st niRhl nt St .N’uh n lns sttind lng ft IC 1 A vntoiir.ft eaillri thi.ft Hon.son of Center Congregational Church; Bob Harrison, do-captain and cHple-canperad j- T Co rd bo dy as y o u GO through S N O W I Even with Army ( omin^ Next center Gene Cherney iirday. Tackles Frank Geremia and Auburn, last year's national Aren a 'Frank K rai ih r a rhunkv L Pi t It W as ft goqd da\ for M m Ulgan brief address by Judge William season got off to a good start last Y kTU IT I.K.AGI'F. oenter, leadi Oklahoma Into champion—which would have won Dnil*;cr.M 2 750 timnrrs Captain M ike Rabold. senior D o n Law rence, center Bob Scholia, Shea; the playing of the school’s 161 • pounder fmni \N nlliURfoi'l Stiynd iiig* the regular ecaaon's-finale at the SBC title had Louisiana State night. Tw o close games were play- Conn w ns the vlitim in se« • Y mv kccf t 5 rt2.’i F i l Vsml» M l i r n v I'l «»f O n t r n l gu ard on Indiana's aiirprlse B ig ' end M o n ty Stickles an d halfback alma mater by the MHS band; 21 Annapoll.x, M d iN F.A i In 1959* plava quickly, frrq u c n llv eauffht W, L Pet. Oklahbma State. faltered one little bit, was second ed with the Elks tsking the opener M O RI P I O P L i R ID i O N O O O D YIA R TIRES T H A N O N A N Y OTHER KIN DS nm i.s o f the e ig h th in u n d -N lu’av v K c t S n \ 5 57. ^ M i r h i g a n p ! n « ‘»d s n mn1 n h o u t 4 0 , Te n outfit, got the nod from hla R eq M a c k are also on the injured and the. benediction by the Rev, Dnte* A N uta ...... 25 19 .588 James. O’Connell of St. James’ with 1.083 points. Auburn had an from Fletcher Glass 20-15. Wyman bo dy h o m b lnR helped /.alrtr.ar ri\’c Hnivoi ...... 2 2.M) n^'l team m ates. Hia defensive p 1 a y ' H a t bu t a re e x p e c te d to be re a d y, hehind Kennedy Ar. Fve r -1 firs, ' had hI, M 7 d e ^ acm^^^ Fig H n rs ...... ____ 24 20 .545 Maryland track teams ^v e won 8-0-1 mark. Fuel and the Manchester Auto Kealing "Mie worat l.eiilmg lie ever |p,,|, n,p ,.,,^,,,,. i,.H ,i,n g I'o d g c r a .f t o l r of Wcfttrin Muhigsn was *•-— --- - »nio posi was credited with helping .the Looking toward the future, Ohio Church. 1 im v u n d e r h i* g u ld -1 tlon after everv play and A r m v ’a Berries ...... ,..24 20 .545 Oklahoma, which will play Syr- th lC il Hooaiera to their heat aeaaon sines State elected junior end Jim H o u a - Also, an informative eight-page the Indoor and outdoor Atlantie Parts got off to a alow start and loolc .tii'l neenii'l plioi' Yankees acired sn e f. Dvr tiiMihlr w------a s - ohvioi------qtiii k-quirk aiuff gof nowhrrr. .S u g a r P l u m a .... ____ 23 21 .523 cbmmemorsU'Ve program - '. be Coast Conference eham|rfonshtps acuae in the Orange Bowl, was the the Oilmen ataved off a laat period Keating hied from , iila 'ii"n m l|0 .o vioionea ovei Hie R fl Sox Th r SpHrlnns w on Dir Irnm liDr 1947. Indiana finished w ith a 5 - 3-1 , ton o f M a sa ilon . O h io, i u 1959 wUI NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE ____ .477 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Aim y had a hig swift sqiia«l Srrm s Nonrhaliint Peach e* ...... 21 23 presented to fans In attendaniie. ’ th a laat jUiree years. only other team that managed to rally to emerge the winner by a bo th eye.a. Ihe noae an d m o n th U iave a reai'e'livelv with ft low of 76 points. Wfftlrrn record and w as fifth in the Big captain. H e succeeds quarterback which waft uhdrfcatrd ami w ith• Honeydew * ...... ____ 15 29 .341 . ' l . * - collect more then 1,000 points. score of 16-12. proniptlng D r Alexan'l'-r S d ilff of Miclilj^an p U o 'd srcond w ith lOi It is Ihr sam e this year. Kddir i T e n w i t h a 3 - 2-1 m ark. Sam m y Frank Remhlaa and tackle Dick 713 MAIN ST— Ml 9-5390 295 IR O A D ST.— M! 3-5179 I'>an Foldh riR , rm l, an d back.ft Al Date* A Nuts aw ept all fo u r Big ten champion lows, which th e N e w o, k S la e A llild k „, cpN„n and A iniv wftft Ihiid w ith 111 Wlllii Dick Lovett with 10 points and 6 Pollard. G r n r Filip.ftkl a n d Vic Pn|- ptilnta fr o m the Berrie* to ta k e goes against California in the Rose Tlu' ro m p lrtr tra m S(’oros. Bill Burrell w aa chosen 1959 Tommie GreSn with six did the ma.alon o Inapcet lum nfte, the lork <’ould lun op n soorr lug rM in and head* for the prac-j „ver top spot in the atand ing * an d i pick. I Bowl, was fourth. The,'Hawkey#s I M i' hiRftn Slrtlr. 70. 2 Wr.fttrrn tU 'P fm ir) w i t h ■ BIWlla avad * m * i 1 . ^ ...' captain of Illinois, on ly the second bulk of the scoring for the Elks, th lid a n .l H ix lh ■ | N'oeonoMidi 199 Boh Now n.ft th'firlfttE work!* hi lire field w ith a *m ile and any ] dropping Ihe losera out of flrat 1 Trad itional Rutficrs’ Great BiDv Austin had 16 first place votes, which was HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER EHLER’S ATLANTIC STATION Referee A ilh u r M c n u n lo (m allv _ Michigan HM . 3 .Army. Ml. 4 othe r lim e yo u *ee h im a rou n d p|«oe a n d into a de adlock for aec-| Th eire re still is the preaent busi- I'!*"' !]*•“>'’>' th* the Closest any other team got to with teammatee Gtob Eicavlch and . J . . .1 I -ta» 1 (tlc.i.'aoii in... .Inn ."^mith n,*> Tim v Nolr.- liiimc. IM .5 Iowa State, | "9 '" " ' >" " " 0 1110 0 0 hill 342 E. CENTER ST.— MI 9>0107 128 E. CENTER ST— Mi 3-1477 atopp ed II 111 Ih e e ig h t h I h e ,, | ...... hla office he se em s nonchalant. ond place w ith F ig Bara. 'T'J) W in - i neaa of prepping for gam e# th l.;P °»D i C Caroline was Uie fIraL the Tigers in that department. Guy Bralnard titining in fine floor Kum i'-lui 1119 Mml'lv Wood* H'9 j KansiiH m T. Indiana,D)r jo-ohli'io IF Ihr HHinr. Army games. Bob Constantine and Paul were iv^* prolc.'.ls Kniiling -fcl!- B ui ihia la a coach who know* | n,ra over the third plaee Sugar | weekend and a few on Thank-sglv* ; '^*hanse, On ECAC Squad Fifth Time Then, following in order, were Hii'l K o 'k v nevM iii I9 ,'l I 73, S, luw ic ■.’ I C J , 9 A1 k a n s i i * . 2.39. Dilft voRi » omcXAiip omlcfeMtrrl for, . i Quasnitachka played best for ths do «n In till' lliiid iiu'l ,>.lip|ii''l "i , ...... A Ihlibird 4-0 triumph was ing. All are traditional contest# J"*’!* D^lve^ux iifl'i' ei* electC'l for llic lli.'ik .MI ,n C e n lra l M u higan, 219. 11 tlic fiial lim.' *ime 59 with I’ete! .J,.,., >9 1 Plum* Army. Wisconsin, Texas Christian, wa.x puslic'l in the ,*i\lli Nrilln'r Mii hiRun. 19. 52. he threw a single wing at recorded bv the fourth place | with Arm y-Navy in Philadelphia *'*°hane aucCMdi Frank Glassmen. JACK’S ATLANTIC JIM’S ATUNTIC STATION •xca^rin ini linic ILiv O N»'*il presl I>Hwkln-x ftOil H«ih AndorHoo. itft Air Force Academy, Ohio State wa.x an official kM ocU'low n n i f t k r . 2-*)4. 12 S v r s f ' i i s r . 2.’’>!>. 13 An uy. in, 1954 hr came up with Peache.* over the Honeydewa. i on Saturday heading the Hat. Shaughneaay aa Harvard a captain En d s— G ep e O'Pells, V lHano va, Dick Paateri^ack with 14 . point# fir m Irff ,\j (v rh rtrd t. s r r r r l n r y rlaaftO' hnlfhiit ka R n h N o v o g tH tr. in, nr rmm* up w ith ' prRchf.8 over the Honeydtws. ion Saturday heading mo v . u a « «i ^ New York, Nov, 35 OP)—Blllyf and Syracuse. 70S MAIN S T .- ^ I 9.1232 451 W . CENTER ST— Ml 9-8184 •M a tc h m a k e r Terlilv H ien m 'i w ill P u k e .307, 14 M i n i m ( O h i o ) . 3!f t *pre;»4l. i^8( yrar hin klda .i*nei Mallhot wa« the week** Tht Cadets have promised th at ” ®,/* * ••J. 185 pound end from, an d Gene Pnbols. Boaton Univer- and Bob Mtnncy plsysd well for ths ftiDl Il f ii' U v l > r w n r l irrrt f t UKcr a lin ch a c krr vvho m ru n a so nioth lnR , Austin, 'Rutgers’ htghscoring half- Only Neweemer. Flielmen. Jerry Smith scored 10 try to p a ir Z a la / iu l.-i9 mth i'u am i H finr 'Inn-rlyi m d In Hill worked the jitterbug defense. top pinner, getting alnglea of 134. halfback Bob Anderson will b# -T". “ f,” : stty. Ohio Btatea ia tha only new- ba n B e n n y Pare! on hi* Dc' l.'i 3Sie A rm y -.N ’a v y g a m e , aa w ill I 111 and 2 Richard W inkler of Hinsdale, . back, haa been named for the fifth points for the Auto Part#. (iU O / .\ I.L D B B O B N S ('n ip r n tc r 1 I ** • *"* triple. Other j ready for full service after r«- v.i.* .VW Tackles— N o r m W oldorf, H a ve r- comar to the top 10. The Buckeyea > M o n d a y n i g h t M # ’ # A Bill’s afld RUFINI’S SERVICE STATION , sh o w . P a rel oulpolnterl Biirrv AIII- < O l N T K > ( L I B M K N fVnd Erdrial/, w h o han fivr vir- he seen o h N o w 29. Is one .conte.M I scores w o rth y of special m e n U o n I cuperaUng ffom a couple (If bang- •***'**0 Y*l« » football time to the weekly All-East foot- JOHNNrS ATUNTIC c 7 ____ ■* rantain Th a atar hain,#/.!^ aito- foed, s u d Jo e M oore, H oly.C hvss. replaced Purdue, which -was tied so n o f Sprlng fiel'l,- M .i**. on ln«l in w h i r h I h re coach,l o a r h . for all the | Included Ethel HaiTls m . Ceal ed up riba suffered against Villa-*' capuiln^captain^ Th e astar U r halfbackhalfM ck auc-suc- ball'team-of the Eaatem CoUegs Keiths meet at 8 and Pack Lum- StiindinRft Clrvcland '.P I'lguirs i ompilfd tonoft two loftnra snd a tir R|?!unst Oaarde— Charles Papalia, Har- by Indiana. Army took a tumble 208 W . MIDDLE TPKE-— Ml 9-8302 118 CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8279 night's prelim cai'l hlm gct.1 the break. Taft 119 (also a 94 without a ' nova two Saturday's ago. ceed s ■ ■ ■ Brookline,~ ■ Athletic Conference. Press box ber and Gardeh Grove play at 7. \N L IV t . by fimthnll fan D irk ’^niftlrv a m P ^'<>1 Hrd BUlk. Is on thr down sldf > turd, and Don Dewey, W estern from third place a week.ago, but '*■ ^ ' • ■? TTie A r g e n tin e , f'li im o Iv a liicw - tc e s it mark !,. Marge Holmes IJtl, Norma ■ Penn and Corneil meet in Phila- Maas. ' polls determine the makeup of the Mf t'yflirf t ...... 1*2 6 667 riiorkod bv thr ('Irvrlwnd itmvvns this Dmr out Bob Rrif.ftnvdrr thr boarlftlr MirylaBd. that probably iriia becauae the ery w o rke r atnppe't n ti* Wo^tjiir'l. Ki'iDllCft ...... 10 8 3,56 sho\V8 thai Loo (lifvr.a'H rdio alrd, larklr is out mni nobody here If, he explain* "you have no Goodin 1 1 2 . Chlckte Ja'Tilcke lOl, ' delphia Thanksgiving Day. Th e team. Oadeti Were Idle last Saturday. - iN .o v . 19 In hi* foul I .'-' sfa’rl lie C«iter---Nlck D'Antonio, Te m p le Ppraona! Tntpeclion IILL’S MOBILE SERVICE BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE I'io v - ilft 10 8 356 lor arrounU'fl for 636 point., m 12 I’air.ft nirntinn how much hf material and you are taking on, Dolores O ^ a ld 1 0 ., Jean M ona-| Q u iker* w ound up heavy- drills Bob Backus of tha NeiR York Austin scored five, touchdowns Other ^han the boi^I games, five never has had t'l tight im ue ihnn say Im u ia m u . .< l« te o r A t ib u r n , U , K h a n « G ra c e M u rra y B a r- yesterday, aetllng u p de fenses to Quartei’ba ck— Bill G u nd y, D a rt- I>nl* p 0 300 Mcasoiift will) Ihc Hnnvns Gio7.ii m r a n . f t . 5 10 Athletic Club w o n hla flft.h.straight against Columbia in his final gams teams in the lop lo have finished X ------134 E. CEN TER ST.— Ml 9-8317 453 CENTER ST— Ml 9-8128 nine rounds. is!■ a• l\t*Aproject1Afa9 t lo rs navnael convince M ** A # the I* ^ boys ! nSFH hara SFFJln*’A Strange I105 AX and TVDotj#9 Cowles * . . * ^ . _ New York. Nov. 25 i/P)- After a -V II i ^ L f' v t l h i n n o o i l .«i ...... P}) J)0 .3()0300 n\HUomndo inoaimost mof his tnlllcs on one Lot of Uork stym ie Cornell q u a rterba c k T o m N a tion a l A A U tndooir w’elght iind picked up 94 points to make mouth. their seasons. The others all have they can do II. That's only nat- *h 5 . personal inapection, the executive CiTdll(;t H a v * ,5 1.3 278 P"i>'l convc.i *mimn* 11821 He kicked ■i-'jn, .M,ddic*. beaten luuulily hv SkypM k'a passing. , throwing cha'mpionshlp Isst sex'- . hia season total 1()6 points. Halfbacks— BlUy Austin, R ut- one game remaining. Auburn playe ural. Y o u 're In troub le. B u t w h e n ' director of the U.S. Olympic Com- NiMcw oithv *"u r* Hupdi Tarcii iiiul sroced oho ’niinup |,mi buried hv N oire D am e, Ooniell also ran throp gh defen- aon. (Jeorge Darrah. Fianklln and gers, a n d G e rh a rd Schw edes, S y ra - Alabama, Oklahoma meets Okla- WYMAN’S 6ULF STATION KEN’S GARAGE to u c h d o w n . D a n te I..avrlli led tlie F rd e l.atr w ith a lot n f'W o r k . yo u tell the m . 'W e plrfy A rm y ,' It M ix m i doi'H I .m Marshall fullback, made the team mittee Il fln^y' convinced that the IV V lI llfl 137- 398, . H l a n . U l , . , u g l r .349, Ia < U l cuse. homa Staite, Army goes against W inter Games of 1980 will be held touchdow ii acorcis w ith 67 ami la ^e Rgure.*. a.* in \60. rcall.v dnrsn t matter whether any- atasdiiia. again as he finished the season Navy., I'exas Christian tackle# 24 MAIN ST.— Ml 3-1503 ANDOVER-^l 2-4227 Hockrr 355 Ihiv Ift'lluL'rrfi 138 1. P e l Fu llb a c k — George Darrah, In Squaw Valley, Calif. "H ie faclU: .xecqud to ( .roea in the al tim e ^..^en Ai m v eam c Into Phlladel- bo dy can play or not T h e y thliik ' iri»«am Vacam i ■' With a total of 804 yards. - | Southern Methodlet and Air Force MIXKO IK)1 nt.i S a n d D l l k n o M m l m 12ft 4 "nj Franklin and M arshalL flea at Squaw Vallay for athlatea lo in ) w ’lih 102 iHilnls. O t to G r n h a m s pilin'* M u .uicips l .•' (+• I 1 y I' 1 dismissed recent resignations- in V’: t 'l C V Cl H I U l lYI Jim, iMudcnIl "'l''•'^'l In'" 9 rod.-o. His practice 'h""« ‘I".'’*- I • 1*1* Oar HonCfit, Expert Advice Will Save Yoa Money .Bowl-bound Syriinisa round out CRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION Marlf»- AI Pxxzr.i' ...... l'^ I,'. .',(>■» M .i/ ’l'M iiy S'l'.tfi.t New H(kven .. 8 1 0 Pro Baekietban the Winter Olympics aa ’’puraly BUD’S SHELL SERVICE STATION Co n nh ^ -Jar k T i i l r o ...... t.■’.> ’>iai I Mill Inn-lliM ' \ I-y. Crnnt, wlio m ade hla debut wllli ' ".-re loose, throw-the- Ex c e p t he. haa a b it-m o re m a - ! |{ ^ the bacfcflelA ' Connecticut .,7 3 '0 personal.” 174 WEST CENTER ST— Ml ^84S9 R u t b - K r n l f P u h l ...... r. riCii i:niii i’:imd <»Hkn M'l the Clcvelniid Indian a insi -enaoii hall-Hroiiml nffnlr# .lesigned to Ic r la l t h a n m o » t fe e l, C a p t n I n j U a iir e e n -D b ii U o n e r ...... 14 I# iJiJ Two Uaaman #bo have been RT. 30 oMl WHLE H IU RD., VERN O N— TR 5-9598 Rrna-I.«ffti D n m n t n ...... i lL’' Ik iiHi I’ l .ID IJm li I >..t 1 Dick tjagam pal. Joe Belllno. Jo e ' Mabel-Doa ilarrisoii''...... 14 l* .424 TH a lty ...I... 440 Taaaday*a Schedule ... iiI l ' » : i Mil'll 'ft II' V. Hhd wiiii 19 of 21 decl.xIoMS. pio- hnvo an undiuxlog rendy lo play the _ • nominated ofteni tthringi the eea- M ara #‘-Jo f M r O i o r )7 1 /oseo/i Wealeyaii ,... 4 O M ar a ar H o - N r.ll Tiiunui** '> 21' -‘ft? n'Mlil.iMi. W ', 1, ii'o duced an inipiesstvc atrikeom total kind of w ide-open football that TranchiniT r a n , - h i s . anda n d Ra.yR . v W ellborne l l b o r n formf o r m ‘ i T s Rossetto ,aon but never placed on the AIl- 4 Philadelphia va. SL . Louis at The flrat football contract b* A n ^ w l e a s o n ’r IviRk tripl "f ;)12 ff.r c Idm I. II. ( 1 . 1 .., ?■’" on hi* way lo the Am erican could produce an up. 4et. i a backfield that cai^ get " points. Naney-N. > Rn h e M l. Te a t,. 11 iBaat thaai flnalU'-made It. They BrUigaport ..980 New York.. tyvaen N otre Dame and Navy eon' w n m r n w a a a rl thl > wr*-'k )1V O i w o Alwiii . H i I 1 CO NSTRUCTIO N CO M PA NY DICK’S ATLANnO STATION P.,^. i;,i ; , ■ .j Lcagih' In four aca.sons with Far- But "he did one thing whichAnd. Brdelati do#a not r#|ax when .W e e k 's b e a t a e o re s m Coast Gitard ..2 4 1 IS Cincinnati et New Torh. aisled of a handshake betvreen Rn»»fttto. w h o aifto rollft hdrI i ’ cnniuB Iwern G« O’Pada, VlHanova end, <1 2Sa,...... N i c k T W a r d y rsfsA Tal# ...... ■ 1 7 0 aot of 106 end et th<* pf»ubk Sli ikc a I- Pu: i" " ii. i " i i i c s i: 150 go, Keokuk. Reading and San.seema.tooutlinehlistvleofcoach- he ihuta the do or to hia oifftpe an d IH , (ris Ya c e ntI ' and Den f»e#ey. weetem Mary- Mlnneepolis at DetiolL Knute Rockne and Adm. Jonaa 204 H ARTFORD RD.w.441 9-8294 - • - ___ _ -r. . U DBLMONT STREET—Ml l-OSOS New Britain .. 0 7 1* m leys. ^ e r score* wicrihv of m u'- « ; .’■ n ■ w, ,i s„i p. ■ ' g.i, G i a I fanijed 6.3* b a tters in ing. W ith Rrdalats. the com bat- with Ernie 3org*. Dick Du.dan, eraatd. Maadajr’a RsawHa Ingram. Tha aeries began In ItST - Bd b y Jim B roiow s kI lis-.ise.' .In* alley* ll.m; t . .t,* I i, 8 alafi» III'. , I« a tn id n e ., W it h th a In d ia n a h a . land T V an ts ha ve fun. B u t the.v gqt things Steva Beltehlek an d V. - 'na'. Ha r - ,TotaU;AYm M : I*aat Tied & aa4 Umf ihfva aoai MnuinUjr. l*l-*49. J a c k T s i r o 342 Bill I Msrlcr R".kmln.ier 1 I 6 anil Binh J** I ^HwMeBUd CoMtrpcttiH ■ • / ^■ ■ +.' . -8 Ms|^ 127 a n d C on nie T a irn 121 . (^'iiohu* lit . 'fanned 110 In K M ln n ln |« |' (Io n # . T h e '50 Army team ran din plots for th e A rm y ''jg a a a e . ,1 ■ i ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1968 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, tlANCHESTER. C0NN„ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1958 Bags ninet een Automobilea (or Sale 4 I'HEKB OUGHTA HE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORl'BM HelF Wanted -^Mnle 35 ArtictM For Sale 45 Apaitineiit»~>Flate— Houses for Stue FOR SALE to person who wants a ROtrrE IALB8UAN—steady work, CUSTOM MADK Reihv^ chalN Boats and Acccaiwrics 46 Household Goods tlQQins Without Board 59 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses i^or Sale 72 Subnilian tor Solo ear like new In the middle priced salary plus commission, M(WbUa they Six room Cape, two unflnis. ed. aluminum storm windowa. In good TWIN HILLS DRIVE Fully equipped with radio, heater. Now offering all 1958 motors Call M I 8-2785 before 5 p.m. last). New ranch homey, $14,990. In A -1 condition. Accessible to condition. Please cal) Paul J, Cor- Hydramatlc tranamlaslon, power HOT AGAI N, ' JUMPiHGFROM Help Wanted— JUST PAY M O NtHLY! G E NTLE M E N RtMm 88 ' break- THATIs RIGHT.'’ 'A RIGULAR JgVBMilE 1 12x18 A X M IN S T E R R U G , graen, (Completely finished), Bullt-in schools and shopping. Reasonably renti. broker. M I 3-9363. Four rooms, has fireplaice brakes and power steering Hav- wHAT PiP PMUTOVtUi! A NOTE FROM ' ■LltTouEMT.Hl • Male or Female 37 and boats at tremendous off 1, 2 or 3 YEARS to PAV ------— — — and ADVERTISING .HUHimLIARH gray leaf pattern, wUh pad. fast tf wanteil. Five minutes to FOUR, TH R E E and and two room stove and oven, fireplace, ceramic priced. Immediate occupancy. 10% full cellar. Move in by’ ChrChristmas. MONTHLY PAYMENTS ing been driven a guaranteed HCPO ~ ANP HE THE TEACHER? TO, tEHAVR __ AVRHiM HlM------SiLff Portable record player aU season disomnts. X958 J o^ - bus and Main St. M I 8-3822. apartment. Inquire 419 North tile bath. Full basements, omesite FHA mortgage available. MANCTHEISTER — Excellent Cape BROKE TtHO' ------flTFMM. DISHWAmiB good pay. Apply . $16.88 FHA available. Only $12,900. S.nSS miles since new. This car HRWAa JMHERE POES HE GE' speeds flS. Two storm Win- son motors at cost prices Main St. M l 9-0576. drives, completely landscaped. Cod with garage. Six flniohed CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMLM DEl'T. HOURS Wl HPOt HS caught AHTWAVT at Walnut-1 staurant, 7 Walnut FRO N T ROOM, heated, hot water, will stand the closest Insoedion dows 19HX87H, two 81!4x41H while they last. 8 C O M P L E T E 10% down, P.H.A. R. F, Olmock Duplex 6-8. Two-car goroga. rooms, two full tile baths with ANDOVER from the buyer who wants perfec- TALUIH& St. ROOMS OF BRAND NEW parking. block fh>m Main. MI FTVE ROOM apartment, four Priced for quick sale. 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. with screens, $10. M l 9-9558 10 t o 9 d a ily Co., Realtors, MI 9-S245. colored fixtures. Features Include Just reduced for quick oetteo. tion. Full and completely le for only ONE lneorre m. dining area. Granite fireplace, Grant Agency, Realtor. MI Sliiflhltakcr Packard olds. Telephona Mr. Mortlock, Don') forget Mitten works hand 3-1153. STANLEY ftRAY, Realtor tered. red males and females $38. removal. 392 Main St., Manches- Disappearing Stairways $23.96 each See It Day Or Night R oom for rent, suitable for one bookcases, built-in range and oven, I’cninvai sendee r>lrec|or of Driver Education. and glove with you Ellsworth BRAE-BURM REALTY Household Services Moving— Trucking- Help Wanted— Female 35 MI 4-1310, ter, MI 9-9258. Aye Grade Birch Flush Doors If you have no means of trans- or two persona with or without Busines.a Locations basement garage. Nice porch, 'I'hp all .NVw SMALLER car , M I 9 - 7 3 9 8 . from $7 each Mitten, Ml 3-6930 or MI 9-5524. RANCHES—THREE used but nol Ml 3-6273 I/7PT fila.k v^nllrt containing Offered 13 A Storage 20 portation, I ’ll send my auto for board at 33 Norwood St. MI 9-2697 for Rent 64 acre lot overlooks Andever Lake. ab\ised homes. Central, base- WAITRE.S.q wanted, Acadia Builder’s Insulation 337 per M ’ R. F, Dimock Co, Realtors, MI valuable p.npera, Vu iiUly Roat Of for 1050 MANCHESTER Driving Academy you. No obligation. after 4. M ANCHESTER-Reduced for quick ments fireplaces Possible to SELLING YOUR home? For fc-c ,MI 0 ,3246 Reataurant. 103 Tolland Tpke MI DACHSHUND PUPPIES, Good SERVICE STATION equipment for Bow Windows from $72 each COM M ERCIAL business or office 9-5245. now offers behind the wheel and WEAVING of bums, moth holes MANCHE.STER Package Delivery. sale, only $13,900, Ix)vely older co- trade. Excellent financing. T. J. prompt, efficient, courteous serv 9-3127. pedigreed. ME 3-7881. sale. Reasonable. Call M I 3-8988. Mahogany Paneling 15c per sq. ft. HEATED ROOM for a lady or one space for rent. Up to 6.500 square MOTOR life SAYS rlaairoom tnatrurllone for 16, 19, and tom clothing, hosiery rune, Light trucking and package deliv- A—L—B—E—R—T—’S lonial, walking dl.stance to 'Chool, Crockett. M l 3-1577, ice and aimraloing without nbhBh- NOTH, r; HKRKR3' gl\en that handbagn repaired, tipper re- ery. Refrigerators, washers and Knoty Pine Paneling 14c per sq. ft. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD or two gentlemen. Kitchen privi- feet. Will sub-dlvlde. Main St lx> XXIV bus and shopping. Six rooms, tion, call S. A. BMchler, Bealtor, r'aaa Hook .No K-4260. Issued hv ECONOMY 17 year oldi. Call Mr. Mlclette, FOR SALE—A Remington .23 We. will beat our competitor’s placement. umbrellas repaired, stove moving Specialty. Folding Open Mon., Thru Fri. until 8 p.m. leges. 54 High St. cated near Center Plenty of park three bedrooms, large Kitchen, oil PRICE REDUCED to $10,700. Four MI 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith. Ate The S.T uigs Rank of Mam healer PI 2-7249. Poultry and Supplies 43 model 521 TL. Excellent condi- NEW SIX room Colonial, $17,900. It will gri in In 12 miles par men's shirt collars reversed and chairs for rent. MI 9-0782, Help Wanted — Male 36 advertised prices by at least 5% ing. Pbone MI 9-5229 ur w 8-74«4. heat, garage, front and rear room cape, near school and Boclates. M l’ 9-8962. Member Multi- ha.« Vice- lost and app.lic iiiion haa gallon .Mt'RF than thf low nrtced tion, and perfect for beginner. A Free transportation to our store Built by Joseph Rosetto on Broad I.ARfiON'S Connecllclil a first II replaced. Marlow's Little Mend- BROAD-BREASTED bronze tur 29" Columbia bicycle with basket, porch, sewer and water can be shopping parkade Comer lot. Oil ple Listing Service. heen M.ade 'o aaid hank for pay- three al.xre MOVE BY T R A ILE R van. Ifa leis NOBODY — BUT NOBODY in Waterbury—"Connecticut's larg- Apartments— Flats— Street near Waddell School H i censed driving school Iralrieil. ing Shop. TOW'N OF MANCHESTER keys. Fresh or frozen. Ready any horn and light. Both good Christ- UNDERSELLS NA’HONAL bought wilh 15% down. By ap- heal, and aluminum storms. M I mon! of ilie amount of dcpoait expensive—One load Instead of est furniture store." FOR RENT^JStore, see Mr. Clark, baths, built-in slove snd oven. Certified and approved, is now of time, Schaub’s Turkey Farm. 188 mas presents. Phone M I 9-0988 Tenementa 6.') pointment. Donald S Gale Really 9 3863. Legal Notice KOADABILri’Y DICK'S W E ATH ERSTRIP Com- two or three—Easier loading and 709 M a in St, T e l . M I 3-2068. Completely landscaped. Ameslte fering claaaroom and behind^ Hillstown Road, Mancheeter, after 5 p.m, NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Co., 485 Farmington Ave , Hart- panv, doors pnd windows, custom unloading— Distinctive, dl^tfted CHAMBERS FURNITURE drive. R. F, Dlmock Co., Realtors, MANCHESTER, Center St. —Six AT A COURT OP PROBATE holdaa Tile LARK will oillahlne Ihe other wheel Inatrurtlon for lecnagera ASSLSTANT Conn. 381 S T A T E S T R E E T . M AIN STREET—Four rooms, 1st ford, Conn. AD 6-0818, Evenings Personals 3 work, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-186.3 •and smart "The Best for I/eai." M ANCHESTER—Large store, 207 Ml 9-5246. room lape with garage on bus at Covtentr>*, wiihtn for tho District three In eeer of steering and MI 9-6075, ONE 4-PIECE highway depart- NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT floor. Ideal combination office and N. Main. Beautiful new modern JA 8-2001. CH 7-4514, AD 2-8796, of Coventry, on the Mlh day of Novem- after 6 p.m. The Austin A. Chambers Co., BOS SALES line Has to sell, Good value. T. VACUirM CI-EANERS repaired In maneuA-ereblllly. SUPERINTENDENT GENU INE Wild Turkeys, 8-12 lbs. ment set. trucks and accessories CHestnUt 8-2147 home. Heat, hot water furnished. front, good business center, $65. JA 8-6280. ber A.D. 1958. East Middle Turnpike, Ml 8-8187 Dressed or alive. Call after 4 and one four piece trailer truck ! Furniture available. MI 4-Q238 af- XXV J. Crockett, Realtor MI 3-1577. Present Hon. * Elm ora Turklnaton. my oun home ■hop, Forty yean BCT.MONT Rug Cleaning Com- stereophonic phonographs, from ADams 3-6139. Esq . Judae. DEPRECIATION Garage— Service— Storage 10 HnrUord CH 7-1428. Water and Sewer Department p.m. Rockville TR 8-2894. set. IJke new. Reasonable. In- ; t e r 5. M ANCHESTER - 417 East Center fflrinry rxperloncft. AiJ maicei, low pany— For those who care about $149 up. Portable, table model and MANCHESTER—Seven room ram- CENTER ST. Two-family flat, ex- On'' motion '.loi of Harry P. Torsenaen. quire at 1082 East Middle Tpke., BUSINESS IXICATION for store or St. I.J)rgc nine room house suit- inlee free eaMmntOi, free pickup Thle le Ihe biggeal advantage the their ruga— phone MI 8-0012. Diamonds— Watches— console T .V .’s. Contour chairs, bling Cape. Large rear patio and cellent for business expansion. Executor. 84 ICIna Btraet, HirXtord. I,ARK has over Ihe low priced Salary: 38339-$6431 per annum, or phone MI 9-2275. j VERNON—One three room apart- office. Call between 5 and 7. MI able for business and residential Conn., on the estate of Brio YoTfeiMen And delivery. Mr. MlJlrr JA Free pickup and delivery Free Jewelry 48 lamps, smokers. attached garage. Paneled dining Good office lo<-alion One "aranry a k.a Erik Yorifensen. late of Coven- UUCP It I'NQIIKHTIONABI.Y will GARAGE FOR RENT reasonable I’aiinttng— Papering 21 plu.e vacation, sick leave and other Articles For Sale 45 ment with garage, stove refrtg- 3-6441. )ise. First floor remodeled for of- 2 estimates given. We specinlize In room, recreation room, two baths. on sale. Sensible T J. Crockett. try^ within said district, deceased. liold lie VAI.tlK far BETTER and MI 9-4976, beneflla. Applicants must have had LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re- Use our lay. away plan now for ! erator. References. MI 9-2837. fice. Priced very reasonable. Thl.s ("ourt doth decree that sU furniture and wall to wall carpet- PAINTING AND paperhanglng. STORM WINDOWS for sale, 883ix Class A neighborhood, $20,000. R. MI 3-1577. AI. .I.AF;\I‘- nnhfHlrn hflB iiiiiMrd experience in construction, opera- PRE-SEASON chain *aw .peclal. pairs, ad]uats watches expertly. Phone MI 8-627.3, Brae-Burn months be allowed and limited for the Mt'Cll I.ONCER •. ing, Good clean workmanshhlp at reu- Christmas TWO ROOM apartment, furnished F. Dlmock Co.. Realtors. Ml 9-5245. creditors of said estate to exhibit their |•1lrnbF|• nf iipmuiRfl for einnl] nr tion or maintenance of sewage or Save up to 80% on Clinton saws 49. M I 9-1732. Houses tor Rent 65 Realty. Bonable ratee. SO years In Man- Reasonable prices. Open dally. twin beds, older people preferred. VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom claims anlnst the same to the Execu- Inrxr ('hrl.KfniRB pHrllr^ Aleo enlo Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 water eyateme. Applications may New and used. Capitol Equipment SEE nitti DRIVE TII!k)D OF 16 .Service (liarges ’ We chester. Raymond Flske. Ml Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce CHAMBERS FURNITURE Ml 9-1109 or MI 9-5913. SIX ROOM single home, $100 XXVI SOUTH WINDSOR — Near Park- ranch, complete recreation -oom tor and directs that public notice be A ' f'Klif'niAt AI)nniA n 741'» any be obtained at the Office of the Co. 38 Main St., Ml 8-7988. Street. M l 9-4887. riven of this order by advertistnK In a BICYCT.E for sale Girl a 26 ", o ffe r 24 hour Hei'vlce on ai] liou-ar- 9-9237. monthly with large living room, way, new three bedroom nodern with bar, garage, :06' frontage, newspaper havlQf a circulation In s&!d 'I'lm LARK li\' Stufittimkpr lioM appliam ea. waHhri a. l efrig- General Manager. Manchester, SALES TO RENT—Three rooms and tile MANCHESTER — New six 'oom ranch on half acre Full base- trees, high elevation. many district, and by postinc a copy thereof Good me( hanli al ronililion Needs Connecticut: Stale Personnel De- oil hot water heat. Coventry, Conn. Packaril erntoi'S. etc Why huy new wheti PROFE.SSIONAL Exterior and In- K N A P P SHOES. Harry Mahoney. bath, linoleum, Venetian blinds, ranch home In Rockledge section, ment. Fine neighborhood. $15,800. extras, only $16,900. Carlton W. on tho public s i ^ post tn said Tow-n painting 112. Call MI 9-9160 partment, Room 408, State Office NOTICE Fuel and Peed 49-A Call A. D. Ileckler. P I 2-6519, 5:30 of C’oventr>' nearest the place where We can fix Ihe old Field .Service terior painting. Painters and pa- 38 Maple St Tel. Ml 8-4327 AT THE GREEN heat and hot water furnished, IH baths, ceramic tile kitchen Clifford Hanson, Realtor, MI Hutchins, Ml 9-5132 Aulomobilesi for sSale 4 Buildirjg, Hartford; or the Man- to 6 p.m the docoasod last dwell. PRICED UNDER $2000 Engineenirg Co., 116 Hnthoirr ,SI. pcrhnngcr available on abort no- A public hearing will be held by CORDWOOD, top quality hard- parking, school and Main St. sec- counters. Attached garage, ame- 3-2453, M I 9-6793, ('oTiified from Record, chester and Hartford offices of the Open 10-.6 — 7:30-9 slte drive, full landscaped lot, K.LMORE TURKINO’fON. Judze CARS, mechantca ■peclala, •lA 2-691.6, tice. Free esilmatca. Bernard Lo- CEDAR CLOTHES line poles in- the Town Planning Commiaaion of wood, well seasoned, sawed any tion. Adults. Ml 9-2360. M ANCHESTER—Seven ^opm Cape Wanted Autos— Connecticut State Employment Manehester. Connecticut, Monday $19,800 R. F. Dlmock Co., Real- Suburban for Sale 75 fl.xli yourself cars, always a good OOOD TRAnE.k and BANK zier, Coventry, PI 2-9482. stalled. all sizes, reasonable. Used length. Edward Yeomans PI near school, good location. $125 a HUGE 6 R(X)M-1954 home. 24’ AT A COURT OF PR O BATE holder Motorcycles 12 Service Applications must b. post- evening, December 1, 1958, at 8 TH R EE AND four room apart- tors, M l 9-5245. arleriion. l-iook behind our office TF.RM.S chain saw. M I 9-1383. 2-801)2. Musical Instruments 53 month. M l 9-1642. living room, oversized bedrooms, M Covenlry. within and for the Dtatriei Building— Contracting 14 INSIDE AND outside painting. marked or on file aljhe Office of ments. Call MI 9-4071, 5 to 7 p.m. center hall, I 'i baths, baseboard AN D O VE R- Ix)W down payment. ..f Coventrv. on Ihe 24th day of Noven>- Dougins Motors. 383 Main. PRIVATE PARTY Inlciesled In P.M. In the hearing room of the .‘3|ici'ializing In interior work IjOW the General Manager, ■‘Manchester, DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and Municipal Building on subdlidslona only. NEW FURNISHED house in He- XXVII heal, aluminum storms -arage. Second mortgage. Custom-built, 2- ber A P 1l»8 H R 11 N N T; R ' S rnr foi fumilv. ('nil If you FOR SALE—Seasoned hardwood, PIANO TUNING. We are the only Preeent Hon, Elmore Turklngicn. ALTERA'nONS to.kitchena, hath- wilder prlcc.a. No Job too small. Connecticut. on or before Novem- stove lengths, $10 per load, deliv- bron, 3-4 large bedrooma, modern $15,200. Carlton W. Hutchins', OT- bedroom, .39' easily expandable NKKD A (JAR and had your credit EDREI. Tlip LARK -nd hnvf Bomrthlng, MI titled: for fireplace, furnace or stove. firm in this area tuning nianos FOUR ROOM modern rent, con- F.eq , Judae fumed down? Short on down pay rooms attics, cfillnr* porches or Call .Ml .1-2.621. ber 26, 1986, ered. Call PI 2-7889. kitchen, oil heat, two-car garage. M ANCHESTER—6 and 6 Duplex. 9-6132. ranch. Open hillside acre lot, On moiion of Beniamin C. RenIcheF Mei ( rden Rcnr, "Re-Iayo\it of lots Middle Gigllo Bros. M I 3-5301. Route 44A, electronically. Others use the r'd- venient to schools, bus. Children ment? Had a repossession? Oon'l playroom, Plumbing, caryicntry. Immediate occupancy. Suitable Nice condition Inside and out. Oil about 200’ front on State road, ler, Adminietrator. Pine Lake Shores. MOVING OUT of state, several Heights Property of Morris L. El- Bolton. fashloned by ear method. Ward accepted. Call MI 3-6614. Siorrs. Conn., on the estate of Mtnrte ptvpi up' Res Douglan Motors, get ']*nl!an(| Turnpiks cicctrlra' and masonry Aluminum EXTERIOR and Interior painting. for businessmen nr family. Tel. hot olr heat, aluminum combina- MANCHESTER 4% mortgage on stonewall boundaries. Ameslte Business Services Offered 13 Ceilings rcfini.ahcd Paperhanglng. man, South Manchester, Conn. Krause. MI 3-5336. 1.. Renteheller. late of Coventry, with the Inwdown on the lowest down TAiyn'I-TVlU.K CUNN siding (jaragoH, cottages, out- household items for sale. Call M I Willimantic, AC 8 3345 tions throughout. Nice lot In con- six room ranch with garage, drive, walks. Aluminum torm- In said district, deceoaed. Wallpaper books Eatimalea given. CAREER OPPORTUNITY Scale 1"=100’ March 1930. Prop- Garden— Farm— Dairy AVAILABLE NOW -Apartments, and anmllesl pHyinenls anywhere ' Trl Ml 8 r>iOJ TV SERVICE—any maks—highest buildings. morn additions Naside 9-0109. I.A.RGEST selection of name brand venient location. 30 day occupancy fiieplace. range, city utilities. s< reens, 14' window-wall, "rtvale This Court doth decree that sis Engineering Company, Im... 8< Fully covered by Insurance. Call erty of Andrew Ansaldi. Scale 1 " = Products 50 one each of four and five. on one side. $15,800. R. F. Dlmock None 8b. rrn.aonable ' teaelung, or sales baek- 3-79,68. pairing. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut shower and vanity. Beautifully a newspaper having a clreulattcn In WANTKI'.*—( ’lean weed min We He|\ei|. ie He.| am| ivniv Imtdlop Oak * Forest Enterprises, Inc. good baking. The kind children tioned cellar with set tuba copper said district and bv posting s ropy Ing, porches, etc Cnl) Ml pi ire, S. Yenrhn. .MI 9-6914 after gi'ound. Two year training pro- St., MI 3-5338 equipped big kitchens, with gar- SIX ROOM house Gall davs MI huv. trade dn\Mi nr tnolr any-iI toiiyri'tihle with Ti>i(pief||le trans- FMJOR handing and reflnlahlng Scale 1 "=40’ Oct. 1958 Hayden L. like to eat. Call Hathaway. MI MANCHESTER— New six room MANCHESTER - - Four bedroom plumbing, $12,900. Pilgrim 2-7122. thereof on Ihe public sign post In seld ,6. gram, a,ll benefits and pcn.sion. W AI-LPAPE R SALE on new 1959 bage disposal, red birch cabinets, 9-7753, nigh) JA 9-6588, Ciipc, city utllilies. vacant, financ- Town of Covenlry nearest the place thing, IiouglHS Molotn, .iX\ Main.]I misnhin pouer steeniig. radio. Hpeclallring In oid floors. Ml Griswold, C. E.” 9-6438. Will deliver to your door. YOU SEE PIN K elephants? I see Cape lust off Porter Street Fire- ('ARPENTKH —Experienced In nil Ka.se income plus i-ommissions and wallpaper, trim and plasticized. and formica counters, three min- place. full basement. Alundnum ing to suil buyer. $12,090 Clifford BOLTON CENTER New ranch whore Ihe derea.sed last dwelt. ' heater, while wall litrs and many 9-8760 pink pianos! Any color you Certified from Record, in:tl PONTIAt* $200 t.| I'trj T’onltnr , fields <»f cnrpenfrv. Contrnrt or bonuses should pay $8,000 lo $10,000 C. J. Morrison Paint Store, 385 All Interesetd persons are here- G REEN M OUNTAIN potatoes, but- utes walk to public and parochial FOUR ROOM ranch with garage. combinations. Nice lot, $14,500. R. Han.scn Ilcalior. Ml 3-2453, Ml homes with I 'j baths, two car other lu sifiin e.Htia.s W as v Un In Mav ami we 10711. time and show cause, If any they Spencer St. M I 3-5564. tion rooms. Meyers Piano, 255 On bus line in Rockville, $100 and 2-8257. AT A rO U R T o r PROBATE, held oth er I'a n I usf' Imlli f’l V BnnV. ' Available at all ttmea Phlleo far Market St,, Hartford. Open 4 windows, fireplace, inlereom, etc. ' Mil g u a ia n le e Die f* 811.8 miles A h ow PORT financinp, A penny per Write P. O. Box 198, THAYF.R CRIB, excellent condi- have, why said plana shall not b i $110 (range, freezer. washer, ELLINGTON Five room ranch at Manchester, within and for the tory mipervlaed aervlre. Tel Ml p.m. to 11 p.m., all day Satur- XXX Open dally T. J. Crookelt Real- District of Manchester, on Ihe 20(h day FOR TIUl ]>eiHf)ii vnniinj; nr t mi . full I Ml giiaiHMter goes Wltli this O-OAf l S HinWKI.I, noMl'; improvement month fc each dollar you borrow, tion. $18. Mattress not included. approved. A P P LE S and pears, now on sale slightly extra). Heat and hot fircplai-c, high elevation, hot tor. Ml 3-1577. Matching chest optional. MI days. Have your piano tuned elec- of November, A D. 1958. I ornfoi 1 flepe III Ih tn 111 N and out ' riSMumth to ihr taiver who np ('o, AllerHlions ndditmiis ga- MortKBRe loans to stretch your Williniantic, Conn. Dated at Manchester, Connecti- at Bottl’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush water Included. M I 9-4824 T li Suburban For Rent 66 LA K E S T R E E T -N e w six room water heat, full basement. eitv Present. Hon John J. Wallett, Judge. standing nrrvti e v r fan iiiuhI [iret lalrn nod fb'iniiMil.s llie vei v CONNIE'S TV and Rndin Service, ragi'N Hoiiflng ainl anling eypeits. 3-1682. Hill Rd. tronically. Call CH 7-5505. Estats nf Talla Hlckox Burr, late of income I f « easier to carry debts cut, this 20th day of November, 5-5775, RO CKVILLE — New 3-room apart- Colonial with garage. Built by U utilities. Vacant $13,900. Clifford hf’prtih' lefoinmenil tlim IIL'fi lirsi III a leal oil I s I a iidi iig ear, avallBbir sll hniiis SnHsfncMoTu A 111 nil MU ni ( lapbnai (Is a spci'la II v. Hansen, Rcallor, Ml 3-2453, MI Legal Notice Manchester In said dfslrlct, deceased If you pui them alt In mio ba.skot. IX )A M -T h e best for $1 teeg! Ijist 1988. ' NEW STEWART electric guitar ment, heated, electric range, re- & R. Bul't-ln stovc and oven. Uf>on application of Charles Stevens OMninohilp f'lili di>nj neflaii Harlow Mnh.t Snle»i, Wtrnlanr I guaranteed ("all Ml H ( ’ next el led WfirU man.ship I:!a.'-v Dm! PH 8-8807 and Prank : DKIVk;R .SAI.K.S.MAN for whole Large fireplace. Sun deck, 9-6793. Burr, execiilor. praying for sulhority call for fall delivery. Ml i-3603. TOWN PLANNING C»MMIS- Household Goods 51 with Premier amplifier. Original frigerator and garbage disposal. A T A COURT O F PRORATE, held fuliv eipiippeil vvitli iMfliM, lieMli'i A\e Koll^\llle 'I’R 8 ()prii hmlgf'i leim.M MI or T i l Huike i>r Mrs f'arter how fr do It. ' rolile, five day week, paid holi- FIVE ROOMS first floor. Inquire baths, three bedrooms. Beautiful In sell certain real estate parflculnr^v i ,M A M R liB B IS H -O ffeis com .'i-niOO Sand, stone, gravel, fill. SION cost $325, Will sacrifice. MI No pets, $90. Call TR 5-2505 or TR Hi Manch^ntcr. within and for thf* de.xcrlbed In said application on file. It Hvitiainiitn ti .innnii.sMnn I^'\^eI I >11 ti p. m evei \ night Tftlland ( 'nnnec!lent Mortfiape Pxchangr, I days, heallli, welfare and pension 35 Bentor St., between 6-8 p.m. view. $18,700. R. F. Dlmock Co., ANDOVER I.A K E - 83 feci of sandy DlNirlrt of Manchi’Ntrr. on Ihe 19(h day ; plet,. full time ■lennliig sfMvbe Martin E. Alvord. Chairman ANTIQUE FU RNITU RE, aUver, 9-4616. 5-5050. Is hrnken. powet nteeim^; and all tin- touiiiv n laigeni ftealer in higli 15 Izewi.R St., Hartford. plans Salaiy and commission. CRIB AND dresser set, $30. Car Realtors, MI 9-5245. beaeh. three bedrooms, I'v baths, of Nnvtembor. 196X O RD ERED ; That the foregoing ap* (jiialit V I ompletrly gun i anirril I Ashes, rubbish removed, llghi Dorothy C. Jacobson, Sacratary glass china, and used furniture C OVENTRY - Unfurni.shcd four I’ rpapin. Ihin. John J Wallrtl. Jiidgf* fineni fpialitv e\liMn 'DiIh 'Mi m Musi he a high seh<«)l gihdualc. bed $3! Electric sterilizer. $8. MI ROetKVILLE —AI location, three fam ily size kitchen. appliances, plication be beard and determined at I a 1 M ' tnii'king. Metal raMlbnard BonrinK-Sidlng 16 bought and sold 9’urnltura Repair rooms and bath, heat and hot KaiatP of M yrllr E. Jnhiiaoii. lale «»f the Probate office in Manchester In new hevitiifl ilf'Si Mpt lull ha\iiiK A|)ply Wtilnesday and Salurday 3-0586. Advl. No. 6097 Wanted— To Buy 58 XXXI sallbost, rowboni, excellent home MHnchpHtrr. In aald Dlatilri. dpopaard, I drums Heg\j|nr aer\ l« e s\ nll Service. Ml 3-7449. water furnished, four closets, bedroom- house, five years old. said Dial riel, on the 4th day of De- been dti\rn n in lific fl titoiT r n r C H U N Huoi-'INH ('ntupauv, Biisine.ss Opportunities .'12 .Mornings, other days after 2 p m. | With tennis court and swimming or investment. $15.7'0 Clifford Thr Mam’hrHtrr Truat ( ’oniiwiny Ad- cember. A.D. 1958. at three o’clock tn miles sinre iirv 'rbin i,h a ai \iai I'ldt 1111''. pel non iierd m g an e\ I able Ml 9 0787 private entrances, veranda and VERNO N —New six room Colonial Hansen, Realtor, MI .3 24.53 MI miniqgrator having rxhibltrd iia a/1min- the afternoon, and that notice be giver Im Alinntniiiu sxlm^ a.^phall- Wonder Bread. .621 Connecticut STE E L CORDWOOD aaw table SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper Wall WANTED TO BUY pool tn rear. Rent $135, Call TR Ifftralfon armunt with aald fatatc to liiUM reall\ nee hi ln‘lu>vi’ an II in lepiionallN well kept \s omlerfull v with aaw 4x9 factory made parking area. Two adults $65. P I with attached garage Built-in tt-6793. to nil persons Interested In said estate El.ECrROl.UX OWNERS Prompt a a Ill's I OS' 1 oof II1^ ,Ms(» a luniuium , l''OR SAI.k) Rail nership in a! KIvd , Fast Hartford. tiles 4c a tile, Kentlle, from 7c Good used resalable furniture, 5-3011 o r T R 5-5915. thia ('mirt for aUnwaiH^e It in of Ihe pendency of said appficattor poAilivrh in neu l at fomliln>n It taii d foi olilri moflel i nt we « an I 2-6931. range and oven. F'lreplacc sun ORDERED; Ttia( thr ind day of Da- frleiutlv Bervlcft on ynui KleiMro ^jul\ Hill,'i'll 111 tnppru ^;Utt('l.H MI hI liimimg lodge in Wsrdshoro, Ver-i camp trailer. Chrysler Imperial. each. Gcoen Palm and Wallpaper, also small upright and spinet and the lim e and place o f hearine IH lOMiplrlrlv and liillv Khuian ibdiniielv letoinm end (Ills PI 2-7211. deck. I ' i batlis, three bedrooms, BOLTON Manchester's Lske St. rrmbrr 1958, at two o’rlork. afternoon, thereon, by publishing a copy of iM* learleis Ml 3 7707 loniit Rrivnte iiedi’onms a n d 'A t’TO SAI.FSMAN - Progressjfve. at the Green. pianos. FIVE I.-ARGE rooms, first floor, ROCKVILLE Four room apart- ai the Probaie O fflrr in Ihr Ifunictpal fee e.s|itiiai('M rail FOR SALE Simmons Hide-a-bcd ...... $80 Exchange rooms. full cellar, ftrcplare. walk- and place and be heard relative ther Knmtenskl. nmbiles. the all New I>ark by call P I 2-7013. up alllc Ix)t 190x175, on high Iq; nf heirs and order of dielribiitlon. and to and make return to thl* court. till ft pm e\eiv niglil 'I'nllainl 'main 11 an,'«min"'ion ladm tiealer Manrlu'slf'r Hoofing:, M! 0 8011 Here'.s a house that's been Two Pianos ...... $30, $60 15 Oak Street XXXIl this Court direct* thal nntirr nf thr Help Wanted— Female .l.'i Studebaker; tho Kdsel, Ford a new SEPTIC TANKS cation FHA appraisal $l6..5O0, on JOHN J. W AIXETT. Jud- r-am lvs lin^ent dealri n. hlRh imd e\iidle?i( turn \8’e hn\’e completely redecorated In- New Simmons and other na- Summer Homes for Rent‘‘67 time and place assigned ft>i said hrnr- car that rdnkes .sense, and Mer- AVD VERNO N —New six room split reasonable offer refused $950 Ing he givrn to all prrenns known to rpinillS', rninpletrly g iia rn nlee^il tliotoiighh ner\lord tin.n eai for RAY’fl R(H)KIN(3 (X) . ahlriRle wid side so it's like new. 42 tionaly advertised mattresse.s and ' MOKTENspiN TV flpeclaltaed RCA H.\PI'}lUKNCFn acwlng machine redos Renz, phi* 40 to 50 f^uaran* Rooms Without Board 59 level. High wooded lot. Cal’ cdral down Ui qualified buyer. Imme-1 be Inierestrd therein !o apprar and hr mrs. Ihoii.samlH of safe m iles V erv built-up roofs, puller and comlur Knighton Street. Lavatory box springs, savings up to 50%. 47% T " '* TO'.LEASE or sell, Ea.sl Hampton, heard (hereon by pubilehtng a ropy of Well Named lelevlilor. •ervlra Ml 94A41. operators waiilt'd. Day ahif* Ap- teed clean usod cars, needs an ______Connecticut.floor. Adult family. M I 3-4751. , c-„nnertlcut Year Year around around twotwo ceiling with redwood beams. Built- diatc orcupaney. Call Stuart Carl-j fauH' pi net! Hallow Moloi Sales lf>r work; roof, chininev lepnirs ply Kaklai Toy (''o., 80 Milliard St. equairy ambitious, experienced PLUGGED SEWERS downstairs, tile bath up LARGE SUNNY room, beautifully this order In some newspaper having a San Diego. CaUf. (A5— Staff Urn.SON inM Supn \Va.-.p Moon Wiml'oo Ave Rmkvllle 'I‘R Ra\ Hnpenow, NTl 0 2214; Ray TH R EE ROOM tenements, centraU waterfront house. Part- In range and oven I'-i baths large son. MI 9-3954. Glenn Roberts, rirrulatfon In aald DiMrirt. ai least five ( Hr salesman Draw ag-ainst com- stairs. Three bedrooms, with WATKINS furnished in maple, steam heated. days before the day of aald hearing, members of the Natural History miles, four d"tii gta\’ ami hih 8 ‘.j.'i.lM i»)ien till ft pin every Jnrkaon, Ml .8-8325 heating, 454 Main St. M l 9-5229, furnished. All electric oil heat. fireplace. Finished laundrv room. Agency, Realtors and Insurers, k’l.ooit RANPINO a epn laiiv missions Head.s furnished. There MaehiNe CleaieU plenty of closet space. Fire- USED FURNITURE tile bath. near Main St. Call MI I and by mailing on or brfntp November Museum during the last 4S years Nvhtlewnlln rn4iaKea aiu| • rllar.a C’ollinga WorKmanahlp puaran- NTPSIuKY St’lIPOl- Icnrhcr morn- prooflng Done. cated at North Ehd near ahop- Farms and l.and fnr Sale 71 rooms, large living room, I 'i a Mr. Gander. Only Gander sur- necticut. inspect this nice home, call venient location. One minute from the estate of Carol P Johnson, minor. flraiu'd PeaHnnabh’ Ml 4 n?00 nt teed A A Dion, Inc.. 200 Autumn ing hfiurs Spcrifir linimuK and | Main St. Light housekeeping, ping. Call M I 9-4587. XXXIII balh.s, garage, trees. 4■.4 % mort- JOHN J. WAMsKTT. Judge. vives. St Ml .1 4860 owner Open Thursday Evenings FOR D IFF E R E N T slteB and types gage. Vacant. $13..500, Clifford ftp 0 0021 oxp«'ti'’m p Ufi rasary. ( ’all MI | McKIIWEY BROS. Until 9 woman only. Phone MI 9-7959. Th« Newell Shealh The Angelic Touch! MI 9-5807 or MI 8-7787 TWO AND three room apartments, of fortna and land tracts within 2u VERNON—New six room ranch Hansen, Realtor, M I 3-2453, MI ■ I IMk.M! a 12 a m - ’ 1 Closed Mondays mltea at Hartford '.AWrence P. I'l-OOPS WASHKI) and wnxcil for SowWrago Disposol Co. Immediate 0 Wo.MKN jmrt lime, morninp ' 1S0-1S2 Pearl St. — M I S-5808 ROOMS FOR rent, free parking. Working couple. New Bolton Rd. Flono, Broker. Ml 9-Wlo range and oven, fireplace In living <'wn r(iuipnuMU Al*n )antniial wnik, $1 5(1 per houf salary. iMust MI 3-6389. room and basement. Wooded tot. noOKINfJ Sprclallzlnp in rrpnl - ASSUME 4*/q FOR SALE—Refrigerator, Interna- Call between 6 and 7. Ml 9-0826. 44 ACRES clear land. 8 room A STORM WINDOW aervii'ra Ml .1 6*70 ho V illm^r tfi luoot and talk with nice location. $16,500, R. F. Dlmock Legal Notice tiiR roofs rf nil kinds. Al.s* new tional Harvester $30. MI 9-0783. house in good condition. Pasture |*oop|o ('ar- nouossarv. Interviews I MORTGAGE LARGE MODERN room with all TH R EE ROOM apartment. Heat, Co., -Realtors, MI 9-5245. 0 EvaryoiM Coa Afford! with running brook, near resi- A T A C O I'IIT O F RROBATF-. h-lil i-[N W k'OIt PnONtP'r, rnurlrniis ari'Vlre rnols (Mitter woi k Oiliuneya Iniinnciilat4> 4 room ranch.. housekeeping tacilities fully at- tiot water and utilities. $77 per i leaned, repaired, ?n year^ ex|»er- I-’ridav tiotweon {» ami 12. 905 Main ' dential section. Call P I 2-6337 or HI Manclif’Bt* r. within iind for Ihr no vnut 111 Ki t>r TV tall Rnlfib a Si, Ask f«M Ml' Cn.stanzn. ( In Bolton. Total mnnthl,v KENMORE GAS range, good con- tached. Gentlemen only, private mexith. Weldon Apartment, 45 XXXIV DlHirii't nf Mnrirln’ftt«'t on (hr iN(h day Radin ami TV Srrvli e M- 4 0025. lenre Free esIlmale.R ('ai] Mow- pa.vnicnts incimling mort- Wellman Rd, Phone MI 3-8940. PI 2-6197. of NcnumlH r A I> dition. M I 3-7980. entrance. Inquire 101 Chesmtit St. I’lOHont. Mon Jfihn ,) Wulloil, Judgr ALI'MCHUM 3 CHANNEL ley, Manchester Nfl 1 5181 gage, taxes anil Insiir- C O V E N TR Y—Attractive five room SELF STORINO Suburbia In Manchester BEAVnFUL 5 room flat, tiled KnIhIo >'t RoNf C. ( 'ampbrll, la(*' of iincc Is under $85.00. AUTOMA’nC washer. excellent | PLEASANT ROOM In clean quiet Hoosea tor Sale 72 ranch. Large kitchen, three bed- Manrijf’rift’i in j«nld dtfilrUM tlrcriiNf’d. MASnN Work and rrpniia, Ml Comhinallon aluminum condition, used 16 months. Rea- [ home next to bath and shower, bath and kitchen, storm windows, rooms, nice living room, large lot. M|i|>ll('at|n|| nf IlHIolfl W ing lhai an tnxtnjiio’ni pUr- wlndmvs, nmesile drive sonable. y i 3-0053. ‘ free parking. M I 9-0887^______Venetian blinds. Range, refrigera- SIX ROOM Cape, three bedrooma, A comfortable home for mode: t STORM WINDOWS tor, garage available. Adults pre- IMitting In li<> thr )h>( will and tmta* I.KAX'F. Y u l'n nibbiah wnirte.-^ tn S W A I’SON. PLUMRINr. and heat P. V. T0N6REN :ind lake privileges. large living room, modern kitch- living. Priced at only $12,650. R. Mirnl fif Mini 4i>-rrH.*n'4l l>r tt'liniltrd to ferred. Must be seen to be ap- F. Dlmock Co , Realtors, Ml prnhat'’ HNjH’r Hpplirainm on filr. it is inn ’ ( Vllara. nltu r i leannl inn contriudor New instnllatums. Itk AI. ESTATE nitOKER $10.7110. en, two batls. IVo fireplaces, preciated. MI 3-7056 after 6. 9-5245. oUDKRKu Thai th- forrgolpg ft|>- ^Special l.ravrji taked aiiil leumvml l,li;ldi alteralK'. work and repair w»$rk An,vtliiiig In Real Estate!" R. F. Dimock Co. completed recreation room with iHiiHtnai !)«■ Iiruni ami flrtrnninrf! «( trUiklnjj nf nil kuulM fnr hniunR : M1 9 1808 FIVE ROOM flat, garage, automa- bar. Aluminum storms plus many th- f’rnliat- ttffh’i' in Manrh-f«trr in So easy to change frooi 'one oeoson to an- RtiueR amt nfflrr.i N'f>iin'a Ml 3-6321 Ml 9.5245 extras. Centrally located and Im- XXXV nanl niHlrn t, t*n'ih- 4ih day fif D<’f’rm- j 24 HOUR immediate service. Ra tic oil steam furnace. Tile kitchen b« r A D at rlr\4H o clonk tn tl)»* other: and to eoay to clean from inolde T n u kiMR. M l 1 8005 I and bath. M I 3-4292 after 6. mediate occupancy. Paul J. Cor- foi > hnni) and that linin'- b>' givrn to your home! ! nu'dellnK. repalrliijj new tiislHlla rent!. Broker’. MI 8>5363. M ANCHESTER—One year old six nil p-rmma Inlrtrpirfl tn ^ald te.^liitr of imns, olec.tni Hew«*r cleaning, $17,900 room ranch. Three hcdroonis, th- p4'nfi-ni \ of said npphratlnn,, and nUNAM KNTAI. Imn mmfr In' lu rtn Knilm^jR fui lului r, fi v dr-V » I'Uioa Cleaned fast and effl $3,000 CASH assumes 4H% mort- kitchen, dining room, large living lit- tim- Hnd placr of li-nrlng iitrrron. STORM DOORS $3195* i N E W C O LO N IA L 6 rooms, baths, built-in F IV E ROOM duplex furnished with room. Built-in range and oven. ! hy puhliFlmig a t (i|>v of this nrdrr In lurea eti ('ail Ml 4 0081 ^ lI cieril. Will R (biy, Ml 3-0677 garage. Call after 4:30. MI 9-2844. gage oh this 5% room ranch with snrnr n«'vtNpnf»rr linving a .clrrulHlIon ’ * Instnllatinn Optional. . stove and oven, nealr school and shoppinff. attached garage. Owner MI S-18SS. Aluminum combinations, full ce l-. ill wilfl disun’t, at five davs ho* I.KAVKS ASHKS amt nibbisb 7 7 ! F IV E ROOM tenement, available lar. Close to bus, schools and shop- ' fof-- th- (lav of aaid ii-uring. tf) apprar nunrit \'rrv rraani\ablr ('all PI iMillinn.v DrrssmnkiRg I'.i $11.900—TH R EE bedroom ranch, ping. A real buy at $15,500 R F If Miry B-- rau»- Hi snld tlrnr and December 1st. New oil burner, plai.’r ami hr lirnnl rrinliy- ihrr«flf). E-Z TERMS FREE ESTIMATES 2 8108 near parkway. Fireplace, ceramic Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245. ['Uk'S.SM. KINd. nlleratlon. ape- FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL automatic gas hot* water heater, and makr rotiirn (n this court, and by nice yard, close to schools, bus bath, hot water heat, cellar, 174’ mailing on nr brforr N.ov(»mbrr 2i, l.ANO ('I.K AIU N d. i'bnin aaw | iialirmg in chlldien's clothes. St I l9f)S by cntlflril mall, a ropy of aala lines, stores and churches. Call MI frontage. Carlton W Hutchins M I XXXVI \voi k Mv thf Job or the hour, ('all 9 9140, R. F. DIMOCK Co. Ml 9-5245 9-9132. and or thin onlrr to Mary (»rlfflth. 16 I NCHES R. F. D IM O C K CO. 9-7761 after 6 p.m. Mnnon St 8<» ('ovrptry r'‘onn.; Lillian MI 0 0«.50 after 5 ! Two In One Package. A nice two- Patmrr Anderson, lllllrrrsl Ava.. BILL TUNSKY • Mi 9-9095 NKK O l K CLASSIIGED ,\DS XXXX M ANCHESTER—Cape, 6 finished, Ml 9-5245 F IV E ROOM flat, second floor. In- family and a separate four room i Blofimfltrld. rf»nn. quire at 45 Benton St., or -phone needs paper, paint, full ce)lar, oil home, Th two-family Is In very | JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Hniinchnid Services RAKB/VK.l IVIHIDS JOMKI’H N. ASIIFORD A BEST BUY---BY BELFIORE 6 AP^D 6 D U PLE X l Nice condition in and out, heat. Must sell, price reasonable. • SEPTIC TANKS .Ml 9-77ll'> 511 9-6818 MI 3-4041 after 6:30. nice condition Inside and out. Offered 1.1 A t'LEANFJl and INsT.\|,I,t;i) Suburhoh living af Its Imnuunilate best Is, exemplified by the oil hot air heat aluminum combinations. Nice P. V. Tongren, Broker. "Anything Separate heating systems, copper KUHKItT \V. AU.NKW KOBERT I). 3IURUOCK. in Real Etetate." M I 3-6321. above Best Buy. This large split-level has everythinr fbr modem, lot. Convenient location. 2H ROOM apartment. Heat, hot plumbing, aluminum combina- FCRNirURE RKPAmiNG - An" Ml .3-6878 Ml S-647Z water. Apply Marlow's, 867 Main liques resliif'cil F\irMlliire Rc|inir • SEWERS oonvenlenf living. Not yet two yews old. It offers new home ad- BUCKLEY SCHOOL SecUon. At- tions, two-car garage, convenient at. location. An unusual package buy Service Tslcottvlllc, Ml 3 7149. MA4 him: n.K.\M;n vantages plus refinements that have been added such as alumi- tractive flve room ranch on large for $21,600.' R, P' Dlmock Co., num storms, screens and do4>rs throughout, ahd a rear paUo. TH R E E ROOMS and bath'-dn main lot Fireplace. EVJl basement 5831 RADIO REPAIRS on any m ak e- $15,800 Realtors. MI 9-5245. Price $16,500. Cosh required $2800. REALLY MEANS' • INSTALLATION We do not wish ta wax. lyrtool sbout^ this fine residence eo bus line to Hartford and Soring- SEE WHAT all amplifiers and phonogrApha fleld. $30 monthly. Call OVerland Mortgage 30 year term. Madeline without further ado. fellowing ore a few Of the features: XXXVII ant. changera. Over 47 .years total SPECIALIST 4-3487. Smith. Realtor. M l 9-1642. WINGS FOR experience. 9ti dayi guarantee on all work Potterton'a. 1. Etlremely large lot. Tw o weeks td sell. Priced well be- PLAY-ANGELS Town anil Country t. Overalced attohhed garage. low today’s market for « 3 year 821 kTAT FINISH Holland window 5. Secluded den or office |or dad. old 6',)i room ranch with large liv- 12?0 \ (loKlen an^rls tn mid a feitiva fhadea maile to measure. All ing room, fireplace, three bed- ail In your hnlnlay trim, and angel meial Venetian bllnda at a new Drainaso Co. $ 20,000 4. Separate, coavealeat laundry for mom. rooms, acre lot and basement ga- A b kind to ,\tiiir fijiuia b .x thr uiiiKH lo itelijiht you Nounff 8. Extra bathroom (w lth^toll shower) eff low price K eyt mod# whUe you Ml 9-4143 AIODIFIFD CAPK. ,7 rtwms. I>Hr|(e roar patio. $17,900 rage. Near Bolton-Coventry line. IfltFFi dipt • • youlhf.ul jslirHtli In a ■(’hnatinaa-pla\ auKel . You 11 find wail. Marlow’s. the master bedroom. $14,500 114,900. R. F. Dlmock A Co,, R eal- brand-now voiamn ihul hoa.HU a llu'.si' ileiUM faaunmtinK mul inex- .Mtachrd paraiir. Paneled dining room. Rec- 6. Copper plumbing throughout. C A PE COD. Nice six room Cape just off Porter N E W R ANCH . 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, built-in tors. M I 9-5245. hold ronliaxtinj; tullar mill tio. , pensu'r t.o malu* fmiu iiopr paper reation roorii. 2 baths. Princeton St. No Hl’ll wilh I’lU t-li-K,»iim u amt ffllnihane tapr Quite a home. Isn’t It? Tou would, we think, expect It to he St. F ull' basement. Aluminum combinations range and oven. Basement garage, fireplace, XXVIII In fllzo.s 12. It.hd , 18, 20. Si/.o M, Pattern No. 5831 has diMM-tuuus priced In the twentte*. WeR, doe to a job transfer 'U quick sale Nice lot. amesite'drive. Built by U & R in Manchester. .'H bust, with hIoov'.o , 3*,. \ani.s of anil (haj’ iaiu.H (oi makin>: an.^els Is seeded. Therefore Ihe selllae price Is coaolderably UE8S than Assume 4% mortgage on immacu- 1959 MERCURY '‘ 3.%4ni'h. ''h vHid uoMlnist { Mi ", fl" ami favor-sl7i' i, ami \vinK» BtO.OOO: Coll early, won’t you? Thank .you very inneh. late four room ranch in Bqlton. MONTB«Y4-OOOR SEDAN Send Tlurtv Ki\o (Viit.s in cnins Siuul 25u in rnm.H. fnu ihis pal- R. F. DIMOCK Co. Mi 9-5245 Total monthly paymenta including DELIVERED IN for thiH patlciTi lo Sue HurncU teiu tn Anm* ('aunt. The Mamhea- mortgage, toxea and insurance it Meroamatte, power atcerlagt rodto aod heater, padded dash, MANCHESTER Thr ManchCBlcr Kvrmn/; Herald. ler Kveninj; Heiald I1.V1 ,\> t:. OP WANTED IT olM iSrco. mT !S£ IV dI mOCK c l m7 9"5245 4inder $65, combination aluminum foam aeate, front and rear, wkltowoll ilrca, bpek-np H{kta, THE w illlA M E. BELHORE ABEIHIY MflO A\K or AIIKItlC'AS. SKW .\.Mr:uirAs, \4»kk windows, amesite drive, lake prlvl- rourtcay groop, wheel corero. Pemaatecat aatl-treeae. DRIVE A VORK 3«. N. V. Prim Namr. Ad- N.k'. I ’ i'int Name. Addrr; x ami I'al- 3,500 to 4,000 SQUARE FEET I..M{(;K KANCH. Prime iitcation near country legea. $10,700. R. F. Dlmock Iripo., COMPLETELY NEW MERCURy TODAY! *3573“ drasa wilh. Zone. Stylo NumUor ami tern iNumber Ailtl lOt for eai'h pat- clud. Thi.H beautiful home on a Urge wooded »M MAIN ST.-JM1 t.«7N NEW j COLONIAL. Six, iwims with garage. « FINISHED ROOMS. Wood paneling upstairs. Realtors, M l 9-0245. Sl2e. A(Jd lOr for rat h pattern for tern for fiisi uia.s.s maihnji. IN MANCHESTER FOR LIGHT lot ;i(i one of the finest listings in its-price class. Built by I3 .it R. Built-in stove and oven. Xirat-ctau mulling. Have you a ropy of our 1958 Nice neighborhood. Vary clean. AUTUMN ST. — 3 'bedroom Colo- PJA—Ok yod. another feature . . . Au JLu^ fi^flriacu Sun deck, baths. 3 bed- -nlol. Im m aculktely' kept isoMte Wltli your pattern order cm’lo»e Noedlewoi k Album *• It contains ' MANUFACTURING. I.E.'iS THAN 35 centa more for your copy of the donens pretty deaiRns In crochet, anortguge at Is avoll- Bisuu(if[id view. and out. Large livipg room with MORI ARTY BROTHERS Fall 4k Winter TiS et^itinn of Basic knit, emliiouieiv ami ^'ew. plus di- WRITE BOX X, M HERALD mooo fireplace, tUntng room. Wooded LlNOOLN CONTINENTAL-**MEROPBY — ENOLISHFORP ______Fftsilion, A complete pattern maKa- recUona for one knit and thret cro $15,990 lot OOQ ft. .in «pU i. ReaooiiaMy t«l CENTER »T. TBi. M SiSlW O W f HVCmNSS ■in* fo r w ^ e n Who «ew. Just 35c. che^tems. Only 25c a (opyl ' $18,700 As;''- pric«d. S. A. Becchler, Realtor. Ic 31339. or W. R. Smith, A mo - teM.'MIfdMI. \ ■

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PACE TWENTY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2B, 19W i®anrlip0tpr ^npttittg Iffralb i Wii . » Ill I Ii/ C i I ' III — ! • ^ w * w w ~ P « w w e w W * ^ e e * * * » * e ^ * w e e Zion lautheran Church ihoir will wa|k dam aged 'ao aeverely. Tern# William Hanklnson, 303 Oak- ■ ' 4 s > land St, has been nominated fori hold a rehearsal tonighi at 7:30 Stewart’s Home porarily, the Stewart* are living - M AKE YO UR RESERVATIO NS About Town the offlee of vice prealdent of | Thuraday, Thanksgiving Cay. a with neighbor*. ' service tn the German language' .William wa* bugned on hi* hand* I-odge 1746, International Aaaocla- ; In Texas Bum s, FOR OUR G A LA •The Younp Republican Club will tion I'f Machinists, of Pratt and ; will held at 8 a m., and in Eng- afid lega and it U .expected that .he hold it* Christmas parly on- Kn- Wliitncy Aircraft. The election lish at 10. Son in Hospital v<[dll b e i n t h e h o a p i t a l fo r «everal riav. Dec. 12, at the Lithuanian will be held on Dee, 14. vl-eeka. Hla frienda m ay w rite to Home. 24 Golway St., from P pm Mr, and Mrs. Krerlerirk A. Eld- ' him at St. Joaeph Hoapital, Fo^ M i s wards, 318 W. Middle Tpke . have | Word w»«i received in town ye*- Worth. to 1 a m. There will be dancinj: Willlniii Sale Terrell of THANKSGIVING DINNa and refreshments will be served We.sl H artfonl. who is the fifths returned after a visit witli hIS pai- terday tthat the new Fort Worth. Each one attending i.' a.sked to president of llie Nallonal Connell | enia in .Melliiieti, Mass The senioi Tex., home of Mr. and Mra. Hall EVERYTHIN G FRO M SOUP TO NUTS Bring a small wrapped gift fm the of I'hiiich Wniiieii was honored Edwards lelebrnted his 73id hlilli day Satiiidnv. I Stewart, formerly of 215 Henry Personal [Notices children at the Newington Home. will! a lea \e.sterday at the Hart- : ,St., wan badl.v burned .Saturday, Tickets may he piinha.eed at ihe ford Seiiiinarx Koiindatlon hy over* j T heir son, W illiam, 15, ree,eived ALL FOR •25 CHILDREN ' ifki i hiin h women Ten from Man- door. aevere biirna from the fire. ; ONLY rhestei allending wei-e .Mrs. I,aw- In Memoriam ' Bolton Wotiiaii, 64, I The .Slewarte moved to F o r t The MATEts u ill nirrt, tomorniw lem e K Aliiioiid and Mr.s C harles Worth in October, and had Rexuold.-. ulvea of Ihe pastors of, o n ly fh Ifivlnc niemorv of fiur son And nifrht at lhi» homo of Winslow Mr- (,oiiiniits Suicide lived in the houae for about threg broih<*r. (irogory ilnnaco. who war loughlin. 43T Summit St All men the South .Melhodi.sl (^lUlTh; Mra. week*. The caiiae of the fire fei kin#‘d -In nrllon November 25, 1944. in who «rr wriphl*ronsiif»UA a ir in- .Mil ed. Whllnex'. Mrs. Robert P ra ll’ Finnc'*. not yet known, nor how Williain Three J’s Restaurant MrJi. .Solina Buh.sh Moiwa, 64. \'ito(i to Rttoiifl, ami tn hiinj: a and .Mi.a I'hai le.s ,St ra ig h i, al.so of 1 received hla Injiiriea, i still as v#«ars d#*part. friend After woiphmg in a sln>i t .Soiilli I'liiirch. .Mrs, E. W alterj committed Buiclde yrfdejflAy «fter- His mcinorv Hvsr within our hsartA. ROUTE 6 and 44A— BOLTO N laiiiiie and .Mra Edwin Perrelt of, tioon hy hnnciii^ her.'^elf nl tier The family was able to aaye Wlih Icndsr love and dorp regret. business mcetmp viJI pjr»,(r(lo a about half their fu rn itu re and mfWl We who loved him will never forget. talk bv Dr -lohn rrifrnam.. Ihe .SalxnlloM Army; .Mrs. .lohn, home on Tinker Hfl , Bolton, .N'eiihei l of the ( 'omiiiiinil.v Bap- Stnte Police .Sk I. Arthii? Atidre- of their clothing. The houae miiat 8adl\ miss»d by hla Ml 9-4684 [tisl niiirrh and Mrs fleorge oli of the f’olrlieelei’ harrHcke pnld be almoat completely rebuilt, It Moiher. father, alatera. brothera. Bnr.al ami .Mrs .loseph ,Marlin of he lenrnefl tlifll Mr« Morra ha^I been m ill henllli for amne time. Dental Vrai'ticp. ^ Ihe Seeorid i'ongregational Chiirrli ' Her l>mlv wan found l>v her liua* Dr. .losepli K Slunii opened an Paatoi ('harles Reynolds will lake itaml Srcoiido r>i, PYamia H. LECLERC Burke. aaaiPtflnl meiii» h 1 e x a m i n e r ofhee for the pta'Ilee of dentratry for his siihjei f at Ihe Thanksgiving FUNERAL HOME service Thiirsdax' ai * p rii In Ihe for 'Polland bounty. prononnceda rs, Funeral aer\nei« •• ill bo helrl to- I'lirrrl nr nitrno’A at 6 1.% a m at Ihe Qinah nrrlltijl He ua.s graduated in lf».'*6 froni 'Pemple I’nrversily Funeral Home, 22fi .Main .'^1 Man- Call Ml 9-5869 Tlie oeekly liieeling of the .Man [IcuIh I S'hool in Philadelplun ■ he.«Iei .Sqnarlrnn of I'lx-il Air t healer arvi at Si NTaiirice a 2.H Mam Street. Manchester ( ’hurt'll al 10 Burial '.'ill be m St A \elrrnn of two \ear< jirlitarv Patrol Mill not he held this week Aervier fb Shrnn spent a ye.ir .lamea ( Vmeter \. Mam heeler Friends ma\ 'all at I h e funeral ■ - 1111 the 1' S N a \’ y a ( Norfolk, Va and then joinefj Uie Seahee.a . . . as a re m e m b ra nce to y o ur hostess j horr.ie fodnv from 2 to aiitl 7 to ' 10 |» ni iorving at Da vi.'*'’ille. R I the Rnhauia I.xlamls and Port I.vau-'

!ey Mtiioi'o He \\as discharged or as a touch of color and gaiety ^ frott? active fluty in .Iul>'.

Pear (ia.s (!lass T)i‘ .Shmn luairiofl Mu^.s I>ois RECORD SALE to y o ur o w n festive h o a r d ... Rut! fif NtounI Joy. Pa. in Septem- RAY SELLER'S Held for Police bei She will practice a.^ denial

iugieni,**! in Ikm hu.«barid's office Mam heetru P'»lii c tlu.^ iimrrun;: .Mrs Shmn fompleted Ihr 2-vear 1 MUSIC SHOP playefi h o a tio r epi e.nent.H i\r« from fouise in Oral Hygiene at Temple ae\Tta1 neaitis polit r d«'pa i t iimn I * Fill\er.Nit V ami then lianfened THIS WEEK ONLY! at a claae m Ihr use --f tr;u- to (he 4-\o'ar course, graduating ' Ho '.'hkI SiiMie of 11m l-cflri.il in June \\ilh a degree in erlucatlon

M YSTERY SPECIALS I „H 1)0? a I oj le.s in i, Sa 11 stm r Li f 'h ,

( 'imlut|r''l the .er'M.Hion al tlir (h »Ik e Many Top Selling Albums atatiou am) later at the out'loo? fitirip lanpe <>ri 1‘inb‘V SI wlieic • tear abell.e were a 'lu a llv fiirtl I’r.li. e fiom Bloomfield Weill- HARD $0.79 ri.sfiel/} I’laet Hailfm?)' riln.*»toii- FOR T H A N KSGIVIN G

R pk I..P. Records. NO\N J m tnn\' VS’iIlimanl If . Norw u Ii and Bnt kvdir attendefi the hriefing. $0.79 CIDER Reg. M.9R. I,.P. Records, NOW ^ Ff»It THE HOMDAV

Sttreo-Hi-R ECONOMY LUNCH FL O W ER F A SH IO N S Records and Band Instruments SILK CITY ( nrtltul Beef on B>e. I'oliilo. ini8 MAIN HT,— MI 9-70,36 b Y M IL I K O W S K I OPEN rRIDAV Salnd. Keonoms Sl/,n 7 0 ^ PACKAGE STORE \pplr Pie, ( offer f V Til.I, 0;00 7(11 N. M A IN ST.

Ml 9-1.88.5 ART H UR'S 695 M AIN STREET— NEXT T O M ARI- M A D'S

TELEP H O N E Ml 9-5268

Open

ThnnUnfivinf Day

Vnlil Soon

T HE PICTURE

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SPIRIT A BIDES....

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At this wrlHii^, it Ieohs os if we con offer you most tlies in those If SR

epferidge crop of froton evon-roody Swift's tender lotterboH Turheys. MiHer of F

Coventry is bringing in roosting ehiekons in the 5 to 6 Hb. siie . . . and

Farm

we wiH hove lorger roosting capons from lexer of Windsor. . . Fryers It's a far cry from the scene of the first Thanksgiving to the Herb-Seasoned

.Chicken ports. . . Plenty of ehoieo rib roM t beef . . .'and reedy j

festive tables in modern, streamlined homes m which we celebrate STUFFING to serve fully cooked Morreli Homs.

the holiday nowdays. But, basically we have the same spirit of

devout thankfulness for the blessings bestowed on us by a Divine Freshly Roasted Nuts Amdd't Soosonod Ready to

Shiffing Providence . . . the same steadfast dedication to maintaining those' Hiroo vory spocid vdHOt .

Use! freedoms for which the founders of our country braved the Frtsh Oystors Think of it . . , Cashews for 8Pr large 14 oz r*n. . . Started selling these Saturday and we have already hrd

repeat sales. . . hazards of the New World. ChostiMits . ^ ^

CASHEWS - 14 O t. C an 8 9 c Stuffing IrocNl V

AVON ASSOKTMENT OP OPEN UNTIL a ^ n .c A je 4 ^ 6 e % -ft

5 P.M. SALTED MIXED NUTS 14-oz. can 7 S C (with peanuts) MON.-TUES.-FRI. SALEI « HOOD’S

SAVINGS Till KSHAS S. (iOU) CKE.ST lO G N O G Root Beer • Cream Soda 9 A.M. In R IVM.

WEHNE.SDAVS^ FULL QTS. MIXED N UTS 4 o z . m n ^ 1 » 3 9 anr/ LOAN 9 A:SI. In NOOV (not peanuts)

(T.OSE l» S.ATCTI HU AI S riui Dapotll A. .S' s O C' T , V 1’ I O N 2 39c Pinehurst Holidoy Schedule:

FREE PARKING

IN REAR MANCHIfTIirt OLDNtT riMAWCIAL IWtTITUTlOW

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