' TUESDAY, N O y^^ER 24, 1$» jfimtrbrstpr Sbrnthg Wiphdb Aritaga Daily Net Preaa . - Itov th* Weak.EtoM, ^N«t.S1,10M Tem|d« Chaptor, OKS. not meet tomorrow. It# regular meet Haircuts to tlost N^tliaii Hd8 . lit Town Ing night, because of the Thanksv TTiird of^QuoW -l^ 13^046 giving hMIday. . IIL75 Tomorrow Holiday . Mcnh«r •( Bw Audit __Mtotfa^bv' Clrde Bureau af CIraslattoR. _ _ I toalltH at •;!{> at the Marine Pfo. Lyndeh C t . DarllM, \M anchf$ter-*^A City'of ViUofie C harm 'IlMlMf or Mra.^otn«i Oott. W Op- U will cost yo^,$1.75 to get. , TTw *Tlumksglvlng A a ■ a hi b 1 y soh of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. a halrout. In .Manchester' be^ A t ...... was held yesterday at Nathan | S m « t 0»4MBtMli'wiU he Mra Darling, 8 *Weddell Bd', recently ’ ifaanter. ginning tomorrow. Male SchooK Louis HannCquln .and pertldpatcd in "Trelex *-0«,'’ an Robert MellO were the announcers VOL. L£XUE» 48 (rOUHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S. .1959. (UaaMfM Ad^oriMeg aa Paga PRICE nvE c e m A amphlbloua training exerclae in- .The Manchester .M aster (1)' AUQN FBONT END AchikUiid dcbOQl VTA WUI meet Barbers' Assn.. Local No. $3, Cnfy 02 peraenS donated bloodWL. Hunt0r^ John F. Maloney, Mrs for a ptdgram In srhich alL 'the vomng unit! of the Second Marine Beda Carlson. Mrs. Lorraine Peter­ children took pa;H ■BO. 87A0 tonigM a t 8 a t tge achopl. Chrlatle, Division at Camp- Lejeune,. N.C. decided at ttt* meeting last yeeterday When the Red Croas •Icdornidc wUl ahow chlor euaea Wght on the firlee increkae. Bloodmobile vtsitsd the Bike Lodge man. Mrs. Lucy Sputhergtil, Frank The assem bly Opened with (8) BALANCE FRONT The exm^l** comprised 18,000 Creamer, Arthur ,H .' Randall,- WHEELS—REO. $4.00 «r hie tJ^ to Uw South Paoifit^ Navy and Marine Cwpa personnel , The action follows price hikes >on BisMll St. Red Cross faBcials "Come, .Te T hankfu l People, yangier Firm to Qaiins Adam Rhodes, Mrs. Buphemia Come." The kindergarten song (8) CHECK FBONT WHEEL 2 Reporters along with so ahlpa of the Atlantic in the Hartford area and said it was the worst showing OOlMni aa4 membere of the around the State yesterday. Grey, Sylvester ’ J. Benson, John "Thank You for thie World So BEABENOS Fleet and Included a night landing slnee January 1057. The monthly Dinsmore, Douglas Hayes. Mrs. Sweet," grade one sang "Sse Us flittliih AmoHcait Club will,meet at Onslow Beach to teit pombal Children’s haircuts will re- (4) CHECK BBAKiB STEtBM Lose Jobs for ^ ^ etiMioush toiii^t at 7:30 to quota for Manchester la ISO pints. Barbara Royce, Mrs. Gwendolyn Come - A-Marchihg," and Daniel readlnesa. .main gt. $1.25', according to Mott, David Anderson and Mallard ■rteaed to the Holtaea : Funeral A. Hyatt SutHffs, principal of Borque and Joseph Iy>ney narrat­ ALL FOUR o n l y Robert Genoveai. president of C. Allen. - ed a Thanksgiving story, UiaSt, *00 Main 9t.T'to pay Itml the barbers’ union. But chil­ Barnard Junior High School,- do­ False reopet^ to WilUam Dlcktoiu who nated hia 04th pint of blood, to put Also, Philip Finley, Miss June Grade thrM song "For the WM a llfh member of the pUib. Soroptimists Hear dren who walk Into a barber GlanvIUe, George Estey, Earl An­ shop on Saturdays for a hair­ him in the S-gallon clUb. Lewis Beauty of Uie Earth," and Wanda New York, Nov. 25 P. l.aBrec became a 2-galk>.n derson, Edward Ralph, Millard Jacoby and Susan Binock recited Hr. and Mra. Bdward Crawford cut will'have to pay the full Appleby, Merrill Sherman, Louis Twq reporters •who' tired false Report on Agency- price. donor, and Salvatore FTUoramo "Psalm 100.” «r 37t Woodbrldge 8t. flew to and Albert J. Robinson beegme 1- Dimock. ’ Jr., R.o b S r t SchetUer^ The Doxology was sung by toe charges that a city .official CMoago Jhis afternoon to apend gallon donors. -Joseph Donahue, George Hahii, student body, after.:.which grade Hiairiiaetvlnr with Mr. and Mra. Thirty members and friends-at­ Heads Realtors Irvin .Gsr-teide,' Robert Midwood, * 9 tried to bribe them hhve been tended a dinner meeting of the Sbven petwms donated a pint of four sang "Swing the Shbiing ' SEBVICE ON ALL - fired'hy their newspaper. ^ - SDupM Fhimpa. Associatioii Rules M. Kenneth Qstrinaky was eisctr Sylvester Barnes, Allan .Hotch­ 'Sickle," toe six glee, club N ew /Y w k, Nov. 26 (iip)— fto aU tovlngs and loan aaaoda-e He said toe firms solicited de* Soroptimlst CTub at Cavey’s coffee blood .to the credit'of Frank-W. kiss and. Mrs W|»d' Krause. CONFENTIONAL MAKBD poMta through mall and newspaper The New York World-Telegfam ad president of the Manchester Shaw, Boston Hill Rd., Andover, sang "Mfe TTianK Thee," Principal tiona. , and Sun yesterday fired Fred J. shop last evening. i Board of Realtors for 1900 at a Waik-fn Donor* Huldah Butler read a prayer and Statk Atty. Gen, Louis J “ More fhan 23 million Ameri­ advertiaihg offering five per cent' Tdlss Margaret Parker, director Adopted by Unit who is seriously ill in New Eng­ the grade six glee club sang toe Lefkovritz’ .accusation that interest on deposits, and that some Cook, 48, > 'top newsinan on the meeting In the Manchester Coun­ land Baptist Hoii^ital, SMton., Walk-In donors .were KubmU cana have sa'/inga of $48 billion in O. T . C . ! of the Manchester chapter of Chil­ try Club yesterday. \Winther, Robert Jalbert, . Jbhn "Evening Prayerl’l MinnuTY fiofhe SlOO million in savings nearly 4,000 savings apd loan as­ ot the • solicitation wha in New paper for 15 ysais. and Eugene dren's -Scrvlcea -of Connecticut, Artlclea of. association to form Maes. They were Mra- GeorM Raiidail,'Carl Morrill, Mrs. Elaine The assembly ended with toe York state; Gleasofi', ,32<''a staff reporter for Other ofllcera chosen were Miss Flynn, George Downing, Harold E. deposits are imperiled by sociations whose accounts are^ in­ SURGICAL related case histories of work ac­ the "Manchester Community De­ Lillian Grant, first vice president; Sweet, Thomas l ^ f Jr., R. W. fifth grade singing a "Thankful sured by the Federal Savings 'and . Lefkowits made his aUegations four yssnrs. O theYE complished aincei the office was velopment Foundation Inc'.," were William Belflore, second idee presi­ Turkington, Clarence Tracy. Har­ Pratt, Raymond Johnson, Mrs'. Song,” the student body.singing / fraud is described by a Loan Insurance Corp., an agency at a news conference and in court Gobk said on a television, pro- 1 0 old Burnet’., Alexander Girelli and BROTHERS "|rstn Sunday'^night toat Gleasbn SUPPORTS established here at 577 Main St. adopted last night by the interim dent; William Rood, treasurer; Marion , Cfossen, H. J. Cunning- "Wc Gather Together.” the grade 801-315 CENTER ST. savings and. loan official as a oi toe U.8. goverr • ent. papers which, he used to obtair^li more than a year ajg:e, and an-, Miss Judith Aheam. ham,. ,-:Mrs. ■■ Marie- Ulbfech, I>r. had told him four years ago thaL ' c'bmipittee . eetabiished e e v e r ,a 1 Herbert McKinne.V, appraiser; Ar- six glee cluii^ singing ■‘‘'Q God,-Be­ TEL. Ml 8-5I85 recital of old information. " I t should be noted that Mr. order for examination, oY ji0;'Wt- . Fitted to your ' sWered queatlona. Children’s Serv­ thui' Knofla, art>lb-atlon: T. J. Keep Appointments CbariAs Jacobson. Rlchaht J. Gal­ neath Thy Guiding Hand.”, and the .Norman .Strunk, executive vice Lefkowitc is concerned with.ac-. nesses In an Inveetigation,' of toe a-high city official had offeretL'a ices is s project of the Sotoptlm- months ago- to promote such a Crockett, current president, legis­ Those who kept appointments lagher, Mre. Evelyn Fitsgerald and student body 'singing "America -the president of the United, States counts totaling less than 3/lOOOtos companiea bribe to halt an Investigation'-toey In F iam ily Docm^» EXACT iats. women’s service club. i . foundation in the town.. lature; Robert Lappeii, tax and were Mrs. Alona Donovan, Alfred F ’rahk Weir. Bealitiful.” Savings and Loan League, said in of one per cent of those 'insured He lifted' toe eight - Savings and had just started Into toc'"'^ city's »peeification$ Mrs. Alice Clampet announced a The committee, which Is formed municipal ordinances; Miss Made­ Chicago "yesterday, th a t' toe Cali­ by toe FSLIC," ■ loan associations slum-clearance program.' Gleason Christmas party and ^ ft sale to of private citlzene Interested In es­ line Smith, publicity. Alfred Werb- fornia insurance conunissioner J'oseph Gerber,. Insurance direc­ The Ulty Savings and L o a n I "aid on-the programI that toe ot- SCPFOBTS be held Monday, Dec. .7 at the tablishing an industrial foundation- more than a year ago had seized JyMti., toe Ftrtt Guaranty Savings j was etill tee the city admin- to attract Industry to the town and ner was reelected secretary. tor of Ditnbis, said in Chicago that F o u n 4 Ml A b DOMESAL 8VPPOBT8 home of Mrs. Elisabeth XJbert, Bol­ Members of the multiple liothlff the California assets of toe Inter­ toe insurance firm attacked by Assn., Md toe Chicago Guaranty istratlon. ton Center Rd. help established firms expirnd,.-met T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY national Guaranty and Insurance Savings. Assn., all of Chicago. | . Dlst. Atty^/Frank S. o g a ri KARRKnT SCPPORTS in the Miuiicipal'Building. committee are Lappen, Wesley Lefkowitz is out of'btisiness .ond' is H Smith, Elya Tyler, Darle Rohan.' Co. of Tangier, Mbibcco. being ]l'q”idated. Gerber daid the Tho^^Idaho Savings and L o a n ! called C m ^ ahd Gleason .to. his Woodbury/ Nov. 25 KMSB SUPPORTS , The articles of association, drawn office 3^ d a y . After questidning, Two ebitf^n were found d«id up by Atty. Donald Richter, were Willfam Rood, Alice Clampet and Lofkowiti! said jeopardy to tlje firm has no. business in force in Il­ 'Assn., of, Boise, Idaho, and the ELARliC ROSIERT Clifford Hansen. deposits in eight different savings linois. Pnidential Savings and Loan Glehspn admitted toe etory was today aria their mother and R i b P B A o rc R E s u p p o r t s adapted without-reservation after Wc a few minor, changes had been and loan associations not insured Lefkowits had named three Im Assn., of Burley, Idaho. false; He said he had lied to Cook nine alatera and brothers ID in Stock ^ by the federal government etem- atitutlons in Chicago, two in Ida­ ] because I was exuberant and ‘TBAOnOK. APPU ANCE8 made. Bylaws for. the foundation The Commercial their home here. OBBVICiilcCbtXARS med from toe fact 'toat-toey were ho and one each in Maryland, /ijivas''carried away.” Gleason said Are now (being written. Insured by toe Tangier firm. rfhey were tfeaerlbed .by a local CERVICAL BRACES Utah and Washington. (Ooattiined on Page SeveaL Cook was blameless and had only HALLMARK Progress repArts -were also made The New York attorney general repeated oh the T'V show What llliysielan aa .vtctims, ot "sena s p i r a l b r a c e s by the orgahlBation's, solicitation LEGLERC aald the International Guaranty Gleaaon had told him In 1950. toxic 'naiariai ingbated.'* H mm TKUS8ES CARDS and publiuty sub-conimittees. It and Insurance Co. operates out of ' In ' dismissing the two, the waa-no alabermtlon. HERRU SUPPORTS was reported assurances have been FUNERAL HOME a one-room office In Tangier and World-Telegram and Sun noted A viMtlng mirsa on a, fonttaa received from some group* that , does not have adequate assets to visit dlacovefed to t tragaoy In tlia they. Will give taanclal support to that Cook ’ had said on the TV olndar blocK homo oh Indian Lana m C O IC A L MILLER \ guarantee the deposits.' program that the "bribe" had the foimdatioA. riNERAL In San Francisco yesterday,' Su- of Mr. and Mm. Loitla PfUumbo. been reported to the city desk of Falmnbo currantly la asrvtaif a PHARfVIACM PHARMACY Among those serving on. the in­ ]i^or Judge Preston Devine ap the newspaper. The paper denied terim commlttu are members of SERVItE , W ... Jail tarn for breaking and entar- "I'l i.i;u \ ;;n \d p^ved ■ a settlement to Complete this. A ■ A,. the' Town Development Conimie- Walter N. * __ Internatiofnal' Guaranty's liquida­ Ing and theft. Cook, a Phi Beta Kappa grad- 844 MAIN STREET I'Ikimc Mi I 11 ; I eion, the Chamber of Co'mikdrce ana' LecJerc, tion in.Califoniia. Under toe agree-^ Mre, Pahnnbo and the nine ao^ other interested residents.. Director opened a Christmas ment, \Intematlonal will put, lip Vlvtng chUdren; were. taken to fCoatInned on PagS'I^lrteen) Waterbiiry. Hoopital. CondttohM The next meeting will probably cash tm pay Off all claims to the Washington. Nov, 25 rgh-7-Llv-' About 86,000 workers'in Lock- be held In about three weeks. Rich­ Cali Ml 9-5869, state. \ ' ''', of too' children wore reported ao ing coat* rose to a new peak to need Aircraft and^the Allis-Chal- ranging from fair to. eiiUeai. Tlw ard S. Ttbbitsc executive director 23 Main Street, Manchester A statement Issued ik'Ssn Fran­ of the TDC, said. - Club Savings Account October.’ mers farm equipinent companies youngatera range In age (jrem cisco by Henry McQurren. who If was the sixth new record set will get 2-cent-hourly pay raises. Kitchen Tools five or atx months to 15 years identified hljpisClf' as American in neven months. A major" factor in the cost-of- State Police tentaUvely idantt- P i n e h u r i t counsel for uitCmatioheU Guaran­ The- Labor .Department an­ living iporcose was in transporta­ fled the fatal Victlnui ao Benao- we wouldn't haye ty, said: ' ■ \ nounced today that its consumer tion-higher dealer sales prices for Of 1800 Used dette, lit and Chrlatoplieir, p. Two •* I •'International^ solvency Is dem­ price index ro.*e two-tenths of one new 1060 model automobiles, plus HOLIDAY SCHeUtlLE ,i>. othera, Tkomaa. IP, and Mtcliaal. onstrated by Its deposit ot $177,000 ■per cent to 125.6 per cent of the the effect of the new. l-cent-a-^;al- 14, ware In “very, " very poo-r to break the piggy bank. to each In California to insure 1047-49 base period. This is ll4' lon federal gasoline tax Imposed In To Fi^Turhey Miape." police aald. prompt payment of all possible per cent higher than in October October. Autborttiaa aald. tha xlateis." • • , 1958. . ; .Food costs decHned three-tenths - -Ry FRED GOLDEN were cauaed "aniarently by OPEN Tlie National League of Insured As a ' of toe rise, about of one per cent, but all gther ma­ Family Faces Rough Thanksgiving 'Day type of poteonlng.” They Savings Asans. issued a statement 1,250,000 workers will get pay ih- Sturbridge, Massv Nov. 25 ESSO STATION jor groups of goods and service's Mre. Myrtle Ball Will take up the Little Jackie Foster, 7, whose right eye was rentoved because of cancer yesterday, after losing toe taking oamiSca of food In the to Washington today cohunendtog creaaeji- under labor contracts went up. left "one at -13 months. Is coniforted to Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia, today by his mother and Palumbo heme. Iiefkowitz "for bringing public at­ udiich call for cost-of-livinf s^- kitcherK,^tools of 1800 today and One lower-priced food is toe start to' .work on Thanksgiving father, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Foster, 336 Daly S t, Philadelphia. .The father left directly from toe Tbe hoapttal waa unable to aagr Tuesday ?'»< to tention to . . . advertising by some jdistments. . hospital for a sanitorium - in New Jersey where he will b e . treated for TB, The boy had a pre­ OPEN DAILY 7:N A.M. 10 F.M. traditional Thanksgiving fare. Of­ day dinner. , what cahaad tha UhMMwa. five 01* six small savings and loan The rise for jnost of them will ficials .said that turkeys ace sell­ mature Christmas celebration this week so he could *ee a lighted Christmas tree for the last time. aasociations.” be one cent en hour. ’These Work­ She' will have,.^ri'o' electricity or State, Woodbury and naarbgr OPEN SUNDAYS ’niL NOON , ing this year .at nearly, 6 per cent gas, no modem gadgets, no canned- It’s going to be a pretty rou'gh Thanksgiving Day. Mr*. Poster said. (AP Photofax), Watertown PMlco arrived a t tha It added: ers are principally iii auto, farm less than a year ago. or packaged food-. She will cook Palumbo home when aummonadily CLOSED THANkSfMVINfl DAY “Unfortunately, however; his equipment, electrical manufactur­ Mvan Clague, labor atatistica and hake in an open hearth and ■ AndmUMpea------comments have created ^ m e ^coh- ing and aifiiraft production in- eoikniissionar, aald the recent liv­ bripk ■ oyen. werh^^nebo m iM to Come to PiAehurnt at 302 Main fusion over the safety of accounts dustries. ing coat rise may level off next Her antique tools - will include A nti‘R ed, EUc-UNDane USePlansTry toe victUna to tha hoapItaL fqt^all your holiday food»t . . . mondi. But he said he doesn't look such items as a mortar and pestle Mm. Pmumbofa W-yaarwld koa- for any deeline, and a horse hsir sieve. She will be T»i Piii Rock^ band ta atrvlng two otw-4o-tkMt "It won't year teema a t WimwreHeM HMaia- Farm Fresh Conn. Natives Wall Suieh Most oj^JY^s le told g^^ews .i^i^rcnce. a farn»hou*a Prtaon <« ch arw si| i»aa*ln « attd From Cap LaBroad Make Your [ r a s ^ c o ^ COM three-tenths In Moon (^bit entering ihd then/the 'Ohanea Of WesrmiUngtoa Of-6no-per- c«t»tWn-October, “.with idrs. B ^ .w ill be doing this as a atonuned from the theft of fl,Ioo tourist attraction at Old. Stur­ Ngw York, Nov. M' (JPh—A, mys-^and -other Md 60 needy erees d worth of plaitie dlahee m m ttie rants,-solid fuels and fuel oil be­ Cape Canaveral, Fla., Nov. 25 THANKSCIVINO FEAST t M en io coming more expensive. Rents rose bridge Village, a recreated New teriouaiy . missing.. Dan*, formw |he world; Waterbuiy Manufacturing Co. FtOM SWIFT PREMIUM . . FROZEN England farm communlt.v of 150 United Nations 'official Povl Bang- ' Police said tie left hi.s home at idP)—The moon is about to move in ljt bf the .15 cities surveyed In years ago. An audience will across toe sky Itk* a tar^t tnA week at SAVINGS BANK Oetbher—the ■ largest monthly Jensen, was the object of a wide­ 18 Old Farm Road, Lake Success, eviscERATEp vinous Complete Rlojo watching her. spread police search today. N. Y„ to go. to his New York City celestial shooting gallery and the change since December 1967. It’s, such a time-consuming pro­ United Stclea Is ready to take a Bjkmco ' The- decline in food prices re­ Authorities said he left hi* sub­ office, but never arrived ' there. 32 Flee Blaze Loss oLNomination cess toat ahe had, to start on the urban home Monday morning' on Lake Success is on Long Island, 15 shot at it. The attempt could come, of MANCHESTER flected lower costs for pork, eggs, dinner a day In advance of the big miles' from-toe city. When he fall-- tomorrow, ' fresh fruits snd poultrj-. Fresh ■his way to- work with an interiia- A towering . Atlas-Able rocket event. 'tiona'l relief agency, Md hasn’t ed to return home Monday night, In New Haven and receive FREf this lovely vegetables were about 4 per cent Experts at Old Sturbridge have his wife notifiedboUce. ■ stands on Its pad here, waiting the CAPONS.. GHI^ .. HIGKEN PARTS New York, Nov. 26 A con-f papers and the I^i| h l^ er than in September. been seen since. . 8 0 WINE mained neutraj, he said. studied, jhe customs of the day and New York' CSty and Nassau’ signal to blast into Space. Stand­ fldential analysis left by the late Bang-JenSen, a' fervent Danish ing nearly 10 stories high, the N«w Hayan, Nov. 38 (ffV— SKClA LfM fHC HOUDAY W liK permanentJholiday corsage.,,! Sen. Robert A-. Taft blamed his. "The truto le toat we were up ' Clague said that food prices are here are their thoughts on how- antl-Communist, was fired by U.N. County Police were cooperating in against ■£ tremeridous publicity on their way dowm in ■ practically 'Thanltsglvlng Day was observed toe intensive Search. Hospltsls rocket holds a-375-pound satolUta inurty-two woman and cUMnn loss of the 1962 GOP presldenUal all .categories in wholesale mar­ in the New England villages: Secretary -General Dag Ham- which scientist* h o ^ vrlll go Into CROSS .and . nomination on New Trork finan­ blitz led by four-fifths of the marskjold last.'year because he re­ have been canvassed iiuid unidenti­ flad to .atfety today os fin fam- MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE kets. ' ” ■ ^ :'The hgedy/New England farmer fied dead viewed to' try to solve orbit around the moon. BLACKWELL cial interests and a majority of newspapers nf the country and Clothing price* increased .four- fused to surrender a list of refu­ The most favorable Uihe fm- toe pagad tiiroagh a 8-atory brMk toe press. all the, magazlnes.’’-Taft wrote. and his family' usually attended gees from Hungary after the 1956 the disappearance. , \ . a Very Low Price! eOLDCN tenths of one per cent, reaching • services of two dr-three, hours in Gunner Lelstikow, a corresponds attempt is a 4-day period starting tanament building; i The New York Times today The Times story continued: uprising there. The hlaza com^ately. gntud tlia \ Lb. Can.... lePT 5th their highest average level in re-; an .unheatedMeeting. Hous,e ent for the Copenhagen newspaper tomorrow. The j:hance of success is published the complete text of th? Most of the Republican gover-, . , the' highest Ke had said he feared the list greater in this period because the structure at 651 Orchard St.,' 8nil WIDQING EGG Excellent 2,200-word m em oranda'' written They came home and had a meal "Infonnation” said in a dispatch to noted, iwt th^«lvee„i_^^ ij20. op- an oaW'table -in-their-kltehenr -of-T«fugeas-would fall-into Com­ -paths-of -the Earth-and the moon. damagA w,aa aatUnatad at $35^000. ' ^OFEN MONh TUES., WEl>rAT 8 A M. FULL qUA^T Buy For' seven years ago. ju st'a year,be­ to this "propaganda. Although Acting Fire Marahal Thomas F. Tills Fine Clague said a factor increasing just across from a comforting flre- munist hands.' He had interrogat­ Bani^Jensen had been kidnaped by as they orbit about ..the sim, are X OPEN HU. 8 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 80 Proof fore Taft died of cancer to 1963. the Taft torces had_ majority sup­ clothing prices is highbr costs. of place^ kfom served up a turkey, and ed the refugees on behalf of the most closely aligned, • ■■■; Lyden Jr, said » iM ce heater over- ^ / NOG QnaUty The newspaper said In a Wash- port atnong congiejNiional Repub- Opinmuniat agents ‘'and maybs ' CLOSED AU. DAY THANRSOIVIKOOAY shoes, rejecting a relative scar­ all the trimmings. U.N. Hungary commission. even' liquidated." The task is tough because mis­ flowed to one ot the aiz apart'apart­ ' . Ington dispatch that the Taft Bang-Jensen subsequently' has ments and flared up, touching off Re^y To Serve analysis "dismissed the lopgrheld city and consequently higher But the turkey.. Unlike those to­ silemen haye only a few-minute (Continned on Page Thirteen) prices for hide* and leather. day. was usually a tough, '^ry been associated with. CARE, an While In h«d the' United Nations, bracket each day to phlch to toe .fire which, imead. ra^dly .Contains Ram, ' .TOlitlcal thesis that Dwight D. October, also saw further In- bird weighing at most five or six agency supplying food, machinery "^k-^rosen had publicly attacked, launchjg„„ph the Atlas-Able.Atia*-Abie. throughout toe building. Opes Fridsy Night Uitil Elsenhower's nomination resulted creasea in .costs of medlpa1,care, toe U.N. Hungary commission aa Tha aoreame of Mn. PirtscUla 9 Brandy and $2,99 ^ from a series of tactical errors by pounds. Probably it was a wild The optimum period occurs only Whiskey t 5th men's hair cuts and television seta. one. , . being too lenient toward” -Hun- every 28 days. 'Therefore, failure O'Neill and her six children in .to# /Taft forces at the. Republican con- Story's Communist rulers. apartment where top fire broke /' vention dealing with rules changes Chicago Plane The Labor Department also re­ If the farmer, was, a drinking to get the rocket o ff by Sunday TRY bUR OWN RRAND ported that to October average man. he could choose either beer, ' Leistikow reported that a few would mean a postponement until out, wakened the other tenants ot and contested delegations. N<^wa Tidbite days before Bang-Jen*en's disap­ toe buUdhig. T h ere were no in- Rather, Taft gave these causes spendable earnings of factory cider or imported, wjne—no cock­ lata December. Death Toll 11 workers t net "pay after tax deduc­ tails. The ladles settled for tea. Culled'from AP Wirw pearance, he met a formerlHun^ if successful,' toe 4-itage Atlas-fepbrted. - . , -__ of his defeat: tions » drppoed by about 30. cents • A rich chicken pie w'aa the cus- garian communist, and since then, AbleAle would take 2*4 days to reach ' V front "First, it was the power of the has been "obviously nervous” but HARVEST HILL WINE New York financial inlerests and a a week'to S80.03 for toe worker ;’tomary starter. Another favorite the vicinity of toe moon, aboijt. ute-by-rSlnut^ roar ot low-flying i und^toj early in the feaat wa* bag pud- never told any details of the meet­ 225,000 miiea away., • Then refro (OontiMied ea Fage Sevan) FORT, SHR^IRY, MUSCAtfL V large number of business men sub­ Generally pleasant weather fore­ ing. , 5 lb. ject to New York influence, who airplanes DniriFAHrhlnp’ approaching ' MlriwRVMidway CebtS fOF the Single WOfk- _ , , (reverse) rockets' arii to be ig- ontinued on Page Heyent cast for Thanksgiving .-Day over ^ Bang-JejMn, who also used the nited by ground signal to slow the had selected Gen.. Elsenhower as Airport continued today as InvestK much of the nation . , Ousted name of, Paul Jensen, was de­ their candidate at least a year ago. ga'torg-hunted the cause, of a Crash Moiin't Kisco. ,N.Y.,'. schoolteacher' payload so it bill ba^attracted by scribed as a 0-foot. 5d-;year-old the lunar gravitational' field. "Second, four-fifths of the . in­ w-hich hit a residential neighbor­ James R. WOrlejr gratefully acr man. with graying black hair, who fluential newspapers- In the coun­ hood like a flaiplhg bojnb'. knowledgep expresaions; of public The United States hopes to be BuUetins^ FRUIT CAKE '' tiW OtpHilAS Coiint Your Blessings’ speaks EngUah with a Danish ac­ the first nation to place 'a cateL HARVEST try were opposed to me continu- ■■ 'A .crippled Siiper-H Constipa­ sympatoy but voioea.fear he haa cent. He was wearing a tan over­ IMfORTEO .oualy and vociferously, and many I lite in orbit about the moon. Sci­ fron the AP tion. one of the thousands which bMn Marttfaolied in his profession,- coat. and gray-blue suit when last entists here- belieVa this would be HILL B ltR burned ,themselves Into propagan­ annually land a\ Midiygy, the ,. United .States and France sign seen. da sheets for my opponent." world's busiest airport, crashed! treaty ot eommerce imA I ')?r«»t«'’ achievement than ■-s. IN DECORATED CHIANTI 6 C a n s in 'Cincinnati, Robert A, Taft The miasflig persons report said either of RusaiVs last'two Lunik, EIBIOOFF (SHUNS OrFEH three blocks short of a nihivay 'ihriendship, their first since about he waj m en^jy depressed lately! One of .these hit the moon-J UTt GIN Jr. said, "There has never been any yestefdiy in the pre-dawn dark-’; 1800. . . Russian scientists' who Hartford. Mev. 35 OUe TIN* * OB attempt to suppress this m«no. succeeded to photographing hidden due to employment difficitities."' The other, fiurled a satellite Intoi Gpvenwr Mleiiacl V / ~ - t~ t ea c ngs* smd Tain. ' ' ' H|i ^^fe* Helena said he did not a wid**. orbit around the moon and WINE 8 4 My father wanted those who back- Eleven persons. Including the 3- side of moon hope.to take close-.ap a .Vlaft to Hartford ledag, eatfi *9mkedle Pl u s t a x ■ • ed him for the presidential nom^ take his wallet^with him when he! the Earths that, "if it woen’t for -Hm g e e a / rewMUe-ele. VODKA IN STRAW man crew of the Tr*hs World Air­ plctures”of Mars in near futurs. left for worje Monday* and rurrObd U ______' BASKET tnation In 1952 to know that Im did Cranberries,, canned • twi ■*”*'• juonaay. ana cai raphy iavolved,” he weald Ia»w lines , cargo plane: i were killed. I 'little idenUfication m at^aL a 1000 Democtmtte m tleael tfefit- SHi FULL QUART ' not blame thent for the losf,of the Thirthen others wera-jnjured. Fire, (Centtnued on Page Seven) nomination.’’ , torojighout U.S. .military estab- et e( BIbloeff aisd Keaaedy. "Ia A M S m E offlciais said all. niiasipg persons that erderf” he isae aaked. "I He said all his father’s papers, have bebp accounted for. IHOTB—Americans everirwherei^some ways ma.v have been the re­ menta to Europe. ' 5Hi including the memo, are In the U f Former Congressman James T. dm’t think Abe tvenld fehe eeo* Eight of-the dead were in three Touht' their blessings- at Thanks- sult of . toe faulty use ma a-atory yesterday that ap­ gasoHne showered-, over a three ' Ing stock. Here are some of. tbMr Seat. Cara have been'running place either.” taterjeeted Oofer> t pearance of the memo became the that ^medical science can at this down dper on Connecticut high­ aer BfMeeff. ' Wond^rfuj^tioliday treat! block are*. 'X s|^ial reason* for giving thaiiksr), juncture ot world - histor.v play subject of discussion in some OOP Civil Aeronautics Board offi­ ways this month, at rate of one a .A delicious S^lb. old-fashioned mNM MASCHANDS' circles breause of a prospective such a role in the improvement in day, the ’accidents occurrlhg-in s Ay s Gle VIOradZEO * cials, some flown in from other By THE .\830CfATIbD PRESS the, lot of marfkind, not only in our Sees Better Berliii Pact ^Ffuit Cake witlTspccially battle between' Vice President Giving thanks at lihanlcsgiving every county except Hartford, Woehliigtoa; Nov. 30 (^-Eepy Richard M. Nixon and Gov. Nel­ own country -but especially in, State Police report. Phil Weaver (R*Nebyeald 0DdBg blended citrons, raiSins, CHAMfAIME W PARKUN lU M U N liY (Conttaned on Page Seven) ' cart mean, gratitude 'fOr many man.v ,^srts o f fhe world - where By JOHN M. HlCkHTOWBK :>of straw men and "then ^ o c k 4 0 son A. Rockefeller ot New York , ■ , thing* ;'-‘«hea'th,. sliccess, . peace, Top nuclear-weapon specialist* j AmeriObi armed forcea la tab fruits and nuts^baked for the. republican presidential there Is . still ' much suffering from the Unijsd Stote*.______Britain' Washington, .^lov. 25 yPi—See -them down.” PhiUpploea ore rtettma o f'lo ^ $ 50 CLUB . . . . ; . Save $1^0 weekly love. ' " among- the underprivileged. •. We and the Soviet Union today be-.; Christian.A- Ijer- Acheson asoulhed, he aald, .that 'to perfection. - nomination next.jlear,’'' ' To imderscore the. deeper hteaij- ing, extertlaa oad asnentt ewigi There's a Christmas "In some resects,” the Star 2 Airmen'^ Missing •doctors have the opportunity dur­ grtn a new scientific study ot ter thinks ■' the western ...►powers Soviet Premier Nildta^S. Klirusb- tones wttli .approval of . MMe- eepeclally '^ lor ’ V . ■ * * 2 . 7 5 : $100 CLUB ...,.: Save /S2.00 weekly ing of the holiday, the Associated ing the next generaUon to con­ could imgotlate with Russia a new story said, "Mr. Nixon’s position Press asked- a number of promi­ methods to detect ' UiKier'frelng i.rart8-; ble-to apeak o f, any' one clrcum- -Panama.plan nuunmoth'but peace­ State . Dean Apheson In a' spe^h' "olng to. squired opera etager Marla -eith ’ last week. .make„'conbesSl9nB Which la* about Medlterraaega pleaeatp feat had been operating ateadily ferre0 from a service ship to'Texas staiice for whicfi 1 am thankful. (Coiirtlnurd on Poger^Seven) ful demonstration Saturday’to;sup­ tk.t «« ' t ? wouW 5* detrimental (to the pre-: mmIm. tna>* fow eight ijapnthS before the con>^ port Panama's claims of : sover­ AciiRRon contoiuted that tu) ef*; fmrvAtinn nf Rjiritn’« #__ tooBy eued for a ffivoreok Towpr IJf, loo. miles off the Up of There are many . Us menUop, both fort to make a. Berlin deal with !^— Berlm s free.; It was the aeeoad m arriage 9*$ vention met in Chicago in July Cape' Cod, when the cable on-a-1 general and personal. '■ ■ eignty over the dknai zone. )m).” . - 7^' . i *JB62‘. ■ ' : Pope John XX III imului 7Bto Russia ' would result simply , to a hit the rocks In the wake of tha PACKAGE StORfi lifting ^eVlca parted. ‘In- the fitot place, aa a, physL i N o H e M l d Herter declined io .go liito de­ frleodaUlp between andtli The Tlmea~*Mttd Taft noted that The /missing Air Force officers clan, I am particularly thankful | btrtltoV today, ip good health . . . ;^ defeat., for this" West. Negotiation, LIGGEnDRlIi . . . I . Acheson Mid. "Is ony a pnilto, miringtail oh pttiny of the aulidects raised otre CWmeetB,Oneeals, jBi'aadOK the < __ llia_neari. . .ffir-what.^ms-JiappMMSlte-mediclne ■'tlSns to I^ o m o p p W :: tolsleadtog^ri^^a-l® Barker. 34, .Pocasett; Mass., and during my lifetime in toe U.S.A., (Hiia) Mary mpected ■■fieoA ■■A0?toite|llBgi /. *Be her Altt la^NSaw i i l YITBST hODDei^i^iifPIKE eago ’Tribime. toe" WallJ ^ lre^ _ come. But 1 realize at toe ‘ The kanej^ter V Evening jury charge aginsl Bari-Browder, .1 .^ iT««ly Organtoation. basically a COME SEE OUR HUNTING DISPLAY Jountol, toe Omaha Wond-Hefalid, time how much more re* former head of tile Ceirammlst Herald will not publisb^omor- terc that ^ . f t - . •nd the Los AngMeti Times. The. mains to be daab,.‘eapecially^ - with n w , Thanksgiving Day. Findy to Amerlen, dreppihd by fed­ FUladalptala Inqulnr, fhe Hearet •• Fago fifvmi) ebaUenge to health that to eral government g ■ rtter seven years, done "Was to buUd up a mimtMr (OeaMwwd Aa Page ’ ■ % ' ■

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I /. i ^ , • \ 1 ':■ ■• ' ••*. • ,- .•:••• .•" ' • I . ■ • . *',-w gyzffuo.W^ koVEMBigt i«w f M t m M ANCSnirm EVVNING HKKALD. MANCHfe9mU OONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1069 X '.!I ijsiliWi#! ...... - - llill« t...... ------1------I . ,1,1 •|.^,^ llll I I I 1 Ml— ...... •|.M,. . . |W.,L i------tde for tlie pdratnietimfldB pt ttif W « r r Y « f South W indipr Department Heads WiP. Aptend town iPvenuDiift.” Btdum RocfcwBc fjummliigi dhtd tiw euip, PmM FALiETEI be an 'TmnortMt-apd pragreeslPi . SSMSWerhrMkMS8*'4^ As You like K Sh(eiiiwotd bn Euture Meeting of Directors >rime," ind XeUy .ftAld H 'wiw.wntth Town Report P o fe H e a d cone^fen^tk^ ify jiJpirm AHiiARN L e ^ Minstfel Show North M k r . Director *ilwpd6ra Bowell. igriM- ■UDCn BAIUIAIN < ToWn Dspajptment hegdi mayP 2, Make the Board, exposed tng with Gumqtlnta, aaM the Bids Sought FBOV1BB IPCPiafSIVB Both ddes vnlmrfthto Gives Stan^ N o irm speh be attending mbetfogs isf thft of "part-tlfne . legislator*,*' better Board Is "rethftr elperT’ from the By "AMrei Shelawold tnfqrmed. , t i e W est Poiilt Glee Club unll lin g In S^ed|iled for Dec. 4,5 ♦ A K Q jSoard Of Directors to answer actual operatten cf tNafovemmebt^ The Bolton Boatd^Of Finhace ia U A MfiMota .Team. CRewpInB ft. Improve Ite mletiona with de­ end ease department heeds fr«- Iteacheeter Hish School Fridiiiy, Jen. ■‘16, Aa a rule, a defender Eiould win V K Q OnElecti^hi I k ^ e proeqar of taking blda fof ♦ A K Q questions on Important Items of partment heeda it rarely fleee. quentty^ ' , undtr- the, eponsorship of thS Manchester A minit: ■how featuring aav-fand local youths hava baan ImpU- a trMt ae cheap4y me poeeihle. lik ^ ♦ 10ft f 4 $ . ■ r town business. (!luntmlnga eeld he din not con- p riim ^ tif the annual town re­ all bargaine, however, a cheap Th * step, he said, could makb de­ Rotaiy Club. The club is composed of 95 men eral ^ f a attraetiona will be catwL m a r e a r t RoekviUa Police O aptain^tgr J< template "queetiem end answer pe* port. It toga voted at the meeting trick may prove vary expensive. Dowgewicz iMuoil a statement to­ This was ths suggestion of Di­ partment heads more consclouf of and t oftircra. who are “known in-f — sland""ln the Wapptng Grammar Josepti Balasarls ai QrUfln Rd. A t 7 4 4h 6 riods" between '--heads and tex- .Boaid senttihent On lasuet. taraaUonally for their fine alnclng. St 7:30 p.m. in the high school of the BoariHtot night obtain SOhMl audftoriuih Dec. 4 and 5 at Informed police that a pickup Weet opened the Ja^ of hearts, W J40963 % V A ft 5 * day expressing' the hope hlg poet- rector Ted Curnmtng" l*et bight at payere; but that all questlona Maacheater la one of 1ft citiea t<) be auditorium Dec. IS by the Man­ a minimum of ih * ^ bids for'print­ ft p.m. Abe E. Miller Post, AL, and truck had been taken and run and East won'with the. ace. Seeing ♦ • ♦ 10 7 6S Hon would be kept out of the eity a Board meeting'in the Municipal Would be routed through the chair­ honored with a concert appearance chester Mesalah Chorusf^ore than ing tha report of "the offaet proe^ Ita Ladles' Auxiliary is sponsor­ without oil. no great future in hearts, Bast eleetion oempftil^ rkpldly draw­ Building!' General Manager Rich­ man to the manager. bv the Idee club thie year. 178 persona are.-tfr the phorus, cas. ing the evciit which in past years Three youths have been arreeted returned ttM deuce of clube. . SOUTH ing to. a cloee. ard Martin eald, "Let'e try it for The manager qmild answer the The report-is now ready for-tha South died the wit to play Ms 4 1 0 9 «5 9 2 City votere go to tha pdUe next 'The eadete will appear on th« Ed along with fpur guest vocal artists, attracted - capacity audiences. in connection with similar offensM •whUc.*' questlona alone, or, U he nee<|ed MARIAHTB aitd Other tins BulUvan televieloh ehoa- in New a guest organist, and 13 membera printer. The Board hopes to he able Background imiiitc wlU be. fur­ and two Juvuniles were also in­ lew dub, and Weetwras happy to ' .. . Tueamy to elect a mayor and Cummings asked that heads be more informatloh, he could turn Yortt City Ma>* and will cut of ,thft Hartford Symphony Or- to obtain a publlshtpgdate no lator nished by Ellsworth Newberry at volved, police sa^ One of the -Win'the trick with Ida Jack. StlU ♦ 193 . ; council. ' present at meetings dealing Wth to th« department ftead. Main St. etoree OFEN some nea’ records for the Vox Oo. chaetra. all under the direction of than Jan. 30 add possibly two the organ. Joseph Teraasl, accord­ youthc, Stanley J. Foroatowakl, 17, nnilUnl! cheerfully. West cashed ♦ Q « Dowgewicz, who drew a euspen- important-matters affecting their In answer to queatlone raised North Esri SobOi . Wait ' - May JO. also in. New York. O. Albert Pearson. weeks eoone^ • ionist, 'iVally Mayorga, banjoist. of $0 Griffin Rd. is in Hartford the aoe of chibe. ■ion laat summer, and who has departments to be able to: „ by Mayor Eugene T. Kelly, Cum- EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT .Frank J. MUler, Rotary .concert "South Pacific," atarring Mltai It was.vdled b y the Board last County Jail. He waa unable to poet The reel of the amiUng was doMa 2 NT PsM 3 4) Pws . long been at odds with RockyiUe .1. Supplement Information us­ mlnge said the suggestion also did and 'Bernard Morin, ^ ta ris t, will 4 Q Pan 4 ^ All fW l an ft flira CRrietmae. tnatrfniui, and Claren$e^E. Seipel Oaynor and Roasano Braai, opena night^"i^ange the date of its or­ be 'featured in . apeciel musical $500 bond. by South, who won the reel of the Mayor Herman .-G. OJson, said he ually given to the Board excluaive- not contemplate "holding anyone made arrantamcntat^ the appear- Opening lead — V I hoped hlft pOaltion would not he- today at the State 'Pheater. We ganisation' meeting to January pumbers. \ .» . The other two are Claudiue E. tricks. No mattef what Weet re­ OV by Martin. other than the manager reapoosl- ance with Cimt.'^bhn Kenney of the aach year. The motlfth was made Cole Jr., Ifl, of 26 Pear Tree Lsme, turned declarer could win, draw eome a political football. found the- picture enjoyable, bu^ Intermezso -v^ill 'be provided by passes. You hold; Spades—10 ft ft Military ^caBemy. thought -that too many coloretT by Norman Preuaa who pointed attd Edward H, Daly, 1ft, bf 88ft tnimpe, and win the jntme end ? The captain aald today: “I re- ■Rotary haa a lt*t « big-name the Ellsworth ' -ftieimorial High 5 ft 2; Hearta—7 4; DiamtmdB—J ft filters were used for effectf,'ind out that in years following alec- School band at boUt-performances. Troy Rd. rubber. „frettably find my poaltion aa capr concerts to iU credit. Including the tion, the January data would give How did Warn h <^ to defeat the 3; Cluhs-43 ft. What do a ^ t tialn of the PbUce Depirtment Don Cossack Chorus, the United not enotigh mobility, ' , Miss Jane Hart, Hartford danc­ AeaenMca HePoint concert. Tickets are on tale pleted' by H. N. Alexander 0>. of Barbara Olewnik imd Ginger response to an. tuning Ud of one make the following atatemant: now. Is the second In the chamber Sulota glam ^tor the flnet and aeoond / 'There was a ..chance, to defeat mugie ^enta and is fres to the New London the flrat of the gradee.. the contract If B u t had the king In a euit "Over the many years that I Others whS are jeerving on the month, waa viewed briefly by the Other dancing pupils appearing (Copyright IftSB, Cfeneral Fea­ have been captain of tlULPoUce De­ uftiic. On the program la Mosart'a in the. 'special act will include Mrs. OopelatMl’a fifth grade pre­ of clubs. 'West's best play Is to win concert committee- are Jay E. tring Quartet in D Minor, Proko- BiMurd. Members will study Indivlft- tures ,Corp.) partment there have been honeat Rand, housing: AMen F. Behnke; Claire Kearney; Susaii Zagbrski,' sented a play for Griulea ft through the first club trick w l& the ace fieff's String. Quartet' No. 1 in B ual copies for further discussion 9 with the Briiool orcheatra pro­ rather thaii the Jock. Not u .cheap dlffereneee of opinion between my­ traWc; Herbert Swanson, pt^lc- Thoae preaent last night were Judy Carino. RehO Blanchette, self and the - artoua, mayors and Ity; Atty. Paul Marte. ushers; Fred Minor,. and . BeeOloven’a String viding music. a trick, but far more effective, Quartet in K Minor. Chairman WUUam Roberta,' Thom­ Gertrude ftnd' Francis Hofmes, the police oommltteu, moat -of Naasltf.' stage; Qeom,Finde11. re­ Carol and Johanne Traihontana At; the third>assembly each sev­ Weet ,then leads the Ja^ of ception: Rim rt H. imrkel. meals; Warren MiUer aki fUma will be as Johnson. Richard Mopra, Prauss clube to his partner'e king. .Bast which have been reaolvcd. How­ and Paula Bancroft. . enth and eighth grade home room ever, I . dieaseOciate myaelf tram Russell A. tVrlgl^, Wardrobe : Leon­ shown at the Buahnell Mamorial and Mrs. Dorla M. D'ltalla.- staged a Miort skit. The aidiool leads a thiril round'of clubs, and Saturday at 8:18 p.m., sponsored The Moore family Of Bast Hart­ STATE any etatement mads by any eandlr ard W. Yoet. checkroom; and Aldo Harveat Night Planned chorus sang for the group. Weet wlhs the setting trick by by the Hartford Ski Club Harveat Night will be the sub­ ford will stage ah act with the date for ppUUcal oniee, regwrdleaa / . Paganl. Ingurance. father and his children in a ling- Otothing Needed ruffing wHh the Jack of spadea P R | D A YI:3 0 Candag Up In Man eh ester ‘'Splendors of Pelula,” third In ject of the Lecturer's' Hour at the The correct play of the clubs Is X of poUtIcai affiliation, u it con­ I* the Bushitall travel movies, will be meeting of Bolton Orange Friday Ing, dancing and acrobatic nupi- A t the C5irlstmas Basaar to be DOORBOPENliM t. cerns me, "(and) my position as Hie Manchester Fine A rt Assn. ber. _ sponsored by the Wapplng Com- easy when you can eee your part­ shown FHday and Saturday, Dec^ at ft p.m. at the Community Hall. ner’s hand, as declarer sees the captain of the Police Department. pHU hold, an art exhibit and sale 4 and 8, at ft:lB p.m. Many , Well-known . local people ifiunity Church Women, articles of of paintings at the Manchester Mrs. R, Knaeland Jones Sr. will dummy. It takes imaglnatloh for I havq worked wjth many admlnia- Noretti. Concl will glva a piano will be featured in the black-face good, used, children's clothing in tratione In . Die p u t and I-am cure SaetngB Bank Thureday and Fri­ ptosent a tableau. Mrs. Ha'ael comedy routines and Md-and-glad ready-tp-wear condition are needed a defender, who cannot see his concert at the Hartt College of floyd wjll be chairman of the re­ partner's hand. that I can eontin'ue to do so in the day. Dec. ft and 4. Ninaty per cent Music of .the ■University of Hart­ Negro songs which are, the back­ for the' new booth. In addition to of the sale j^ ce of each painting freshment committee. Dally 4)aeetlon future. I win continu^to serve thk ford Monday. Dec. 7, at 8:30 p.m. bone a minstrel ahow. clothing—rubbers, hoots, Ide . M ) A ' people of the CSty of RocKvlUe end will go to ttje artist, and 10 per The Youth Committee of the Dexter 8. Burnham, past .legion skates, mittens, gloves and similar Partner opens the bidding with The program will fea.ture music of Orange, headed by Donald Rgt- one club, and the nmetplayeri to discharge the dutlee of my of­ cent win go to the association. the Italian maatera. post commander,' will be iHter- articles are suggested. Anyone SATURDAY INUntings with easels should be de­ taxai of Brandy St., will visit having donations are asked to ciall fice." The Ice Capades will be per­ locutbr. End men wilt include Rog­ hearsay, and self-incrimtoat!^ Ropg Deueoreta livered t to the bank I>ec. 2 and Goodwill Orange on Dec. 4 and er Dow, Robert. Dyke, Robert Mrs. James Sleeper or. Mrs. Wpr- formed Monday, through Saturday provide a part of the ,,antertain- evidence. DowgawteWe statement follows ealiM for Dec. 7. . St the Eastern States Coliseum In Staiger, add Sandford Warchav- ren Westbrook,^^th of Beelzebub The "Mesalah’\will be performed ment program. 1 Rd. Yesterday, Judge Louis Shapiro KiDOfES one lamed ynaterday by Repiffi- West Springfield. Regutar per- ■hy. denied the motion. In a '4-page BaaMtorNoto ^ Thanksgiving Servloee - Ucan City Chairman John H. formanoaa Will be Monday through Mrs. Joan Cunningham will be opinion, the judge said the Jury HUHNSIDF Petera tot which he described the The - school savings system re­ accompanieat. Our ' Savior Lutheran Church t\, jM K.-. r- Friday at ft p.m., with extras Satr ceived I1M.28 from IM ftepositora had heard "sufficient evidence to campaign ae a "battle of worda Soloists will be Iona Ingersoll, invites all to Join in worshipful urday and Sunday. St 1:30 and 9:30 this week. Six students bought warrant the finding of. a true MU.” Starts Tonight! versus deeds." Petere said the p.m.The Saturday night show will Carolyn Lane, Pat Kelly, Evriyn thanks to God on Thanksgiving Police said Hoctor shot his wife An the Fun of Being Yenng, Democratic campaign la based on U.S. Savings stamps valued 'at M erritt, Elaine l3u(bay, Carol he at ft. 82.88. Day, at 10:15 a.m, at the Wapplng in their 2-room Norwalk apart­ All the Glory of Adveatnre words, glmmiclu. * and so-caUed TEEN HOP ■A concert will be given Satur­ Ponte, Mary Jane Cimnihgtiam, G&mmar Schooli Pastor. Abel’s ment early in the .morning of July CimimfoBM \ j iCATtTRING TItE LATEST WS08 PUuM Sale "flreta" He criticised'particularly day 4>y tha Hartfoid Conservatory M a ty ^ lle r a , Rusaell Hitchcook, Thanksgiving sermon will be en­ 7. Hoctor has pleaded Innocent to aWNYKAVE n A food Mle will be conducted at lAMMA KHXt an offer two weeka ago by the F irsitO H Student to Pass Sw im Tp^t HITS of Muaic at the Avery Memorial Judy and Susan LeOoux and Sal tiled “ Remembee the Lord Ypur the charge. No trial date h u been UUKASMSTIIONe Democrata of freo taxi service to the J. W. Hale store in Manchester Orlandog, local ^Scoutmaster. God." The adult choir, urider the SMILEY in a aeriea Known '. aa the New Saturday by the IVoman’s Society set. In Cinemascope nnd ipelor thoea who aay: " I want to' vote Unable to stand along on land, 12-year-old Qordon' Maltempo hae Juat p a a ^ the Beginner'a Swim­ Friends and Enemlaa of Modern Clarence Rose will direct the direction of Mrs. Ardeh' Reardon, for Flaherty, and the Democratic ming Test of the American Red Croaa. He'a the first student o f the ICM (Instructors of Handi­ of Christian Service of tlnlted clmrus. _ . ★ PLUS * Tonight Muale.' The program will consist of will render the . anthem, "Accept ticket." capped) at Manchester High School to do ao.. Behind him la hi* inat^ctor, Charles Towle, 17, » , Methodist Church. It will begin at Ticl^ts for the show may be Our 'iTianks.” LOADS OF GIANT Tliaakagivliig Eve Dance music by Virgil Thomson. The 10 a.m. Mrs, Fred Edwards ' and KmiK Democratic mayoralty candidate student At MHS and a member of the awlmiijing team. To receive, 4he ewlmmlng certlfleate, .Gor­ composer himself will perform Obtklned from any Legionnaire or As a special part of this service, Paid and Maurice 8 ;» ail5-lS;18 Ireo B. Flaherty Jr. broadened the don had to master 17 skilla such as diving into deep water, swlmihWg 15 yards, turning over on hip Mrs. Iftnter 'Weden are co-chair­ auxiliary member. If there is no COLOIt CARTOONS some of his works. Betty Allen will all the pledges received during. offer today to have the cab com­ back, floating on hia back f<>r 15 seconds and swimming another 15 yards. He la one of four chil­ men. advance sale 'sellout', - they will ALL OHILDREN‘28e PJUL ULLROOM sing during the program, which The executive, committee of the Our,Savior Lutheran's 'Venture of LANDERMAN Tammew Shaw Slarit 1 p.m. pany tran i^rt “ all Republicans, dren-of Manchester Policeman and Mrs. Samuel Maltempo, 231 l ^ I a 8t. (Herald Photo by bfiara). M Village 8t„ Reckvllle will start at ft:30 p.m. also be svailsble at the door. Faith will be' dedicated. The re- Independents, end Democrat*, in­ ■WSCS will meet Dee, 1 at 8 p.m Proceeds from the show will go 'V . , Dancing 7:S0 to 11.4« P.M;. A free concert by the Hartford at the church. ■ sultrof the Venture of Faith will Pre$ent cluding Mayor Herman Gk Olson Symphony Chamber Orchestra will toward helping South 'Windsor be announced. A- Guneten of 347 Spring St. and the oolUsion. Dpmage Wae omiflid- Involved In the craah when each Oaba Meet Tonight . veterans and to help a boy and end Ralph H. Gibson (party Tlioma* G. Brown, 18, of 4J4 ered light. / thought the other waa going te be given Sunday at 3 p.m.. In the - Cub Scout Pack 73 will meet at The Thanksgiving offering will ' Bpotaaeman)." ' Tapestry Hall of the Wadsworth girl each year to attend Boy and Parlcer St. were Involved in a The first of the four.mahaps qc- atop, according to police. 7 o'clock tonight at the Commu­ be channeled into the Building IHtAlRt “Rsgardleas of how tha people Atheneum. Oboe player Charles Girl State. A drem rehearsal will Fund. 111 mlnol’ crash at Main and Russell curred shortly after 6^.m.. at the Mrs. Carlson was driving south nity Hall. vote, we hope It win be a big Bta, Police said Miae Gunaten. O n ter rotary. M r*/ Myytle D. on Main St., police said, and Mrs. Kuskin will be the soloist, and be held Dec. 3 for children at the A t First Congregational Church [PERSON MANCHfSUH ■. ••• •••: Coiinty Home, Warehouae Point. one," Flaherty fiald. . driving north on. Main St., did not Carlson of Brandy tm., Bolton, and j Berggren was driving east on W fO ^ N O V .lS Frits Mahler will conduct. The Manehoator E vening Herald the traditional Thanksgiving serv­ Speaking at two more coffee program will be devoted to music A town meeting attended only ice will be held Thursday from fl:30 OONT. FROM 4:45 P.M» (EXCEPT) eee Brown turn into Main from Mrs. Mildred T p Berggfren of Center St. Damage wae considered Bolton odrreepondent. Dorla M. hours last- night, Flaherty stressed Russell St. soon. enough to avoid Oystal Lake ml., Tolland, were minor. No arrest waa made. of the baroque .and clasaieal.pe- by a few. local officials approved to 10 x.m-. in the church. I y V/ tT SAT., SUN, and HOLIDAY A T 2:00 PJil, s '4 ■» ' TMAMCSeiVINe rioda. ,. DTtoHa, tel^one.MItchen 8-5545. three appropriations last night at that he ’Will be an active mayor, J. ■ ■■■ . Today at 7:30 p.m. at Wapplng but win aMde by the Strong coun­ / ■ ..... A new coatuihe exhibit, “ Holly the Wapplng Grainmar School Conjmunlty Church a aervice of ... EVL fARTY Green and Barry will open Sound Hhai^ly Traveled- Approved were $8,000 to his tall a cil form of goveriimeixt, a ^ con- worship and praise in commemora­ centfate on admlnlotrative and Fenturing tlM at the Wadsworth Atheneum ■ storm sewer on Colony Rd.; $1,800 tion of the Tha'nksgrlvlng season BxcMag Plane Styling Of E>ec,-1. Copenhagen—The harrow sound to pay for a court-awarded claim will be held. planning matters, rather than In­ The Univeraity of Connecticut'a separating Denmark froth Sweden against the town; and $800 to ject Mmeelf Into department mat- JOC«MECO new Studio Theater will preaent is dhb''of the- world's most heavily equip the newly expanded vault Manohestor E venin g Herald > tere. ,■ ' “Olgj*' from Dec. 4 to 11. The traveled international waterways at the 'Town 'Hall. .South Windsor oorreopondent Et- AcSTOlt • J A Fnuikle .thuter is in the new Fine Arts In 19.88 about 12.000,000 people The $1500 claim waa awarded to more Burnham, tdephone Mltehell jB'"' ■ m.. A WaDy FleW Bass Building on Rt. 18S between Mirror were ■ carHed'~'i aefqss It by 'a motorist Involved in an automo­ 4-0674. ftlM One and Only Lake and the poet office. There are Swedish and Danish' ferries and bile crash caused by a bad pothole Four Crashes only 98 aeats Iji the theater. . other craft,, an increase of 10 in the road. per cent in one year. Last July Another incident of taking Indictmefit Upheld OakSdll alone nearly 2,400,000 travelers motor vehicle without the owner’s D u ri^ S to rm M Oak St., Mnnejweter crossed these waters. permission came to light Monday Bridgeport, Novt 25 (JP)—A su­ RUSHNELL MEMORIAL Ke Oovery—Ne MhUnram perior court judge h u upheld a Four auto aeddente in as many EflSTU JO O D ■ecohd degree murder Indictment MONDAY, DEC 28 hours laet nlgtat kept, pohoe busy m brought by a grand Jury against ' 8:80 P.M. dwtog the height ef the rsinetoran. a Norwalk man. • rcr-'ycai HcIMaj' FlfCNrc No one wn* reported Injured. OU CAN'T ■fhe man, Donald Robert Hoctor, Mail Orders Now 4 (^cepted. 1 '^ - Philip a ! DuPont Jr., Ift, of 186 Jury Awards $15,000 34, is accused of shooting his wife, Nond Rolf-addr«««*d. 8 tamp«Hl Love Lane, wae em sted after a "TIm Btstotf EvMTtWira'' Pauline. 33, to death lu t summer. Eavelopf to Rathnall Memorial r ./V la.Calar ClaamaScep«i^ Hartford 24, Conn. 2-car crash about ft on Cesiter near Wlia lAaxc-Stcpkca BayS Counsel for Hoctor had moved Adam* Bt. and wn* charged With that the indictment be quuhed be- I Orch. u d !•« Hal.. U M . $S.U. H .N ■'V'-yt.' alMt Laalt JearSaa. Joaa Cniwfard lit Fall Injury Ciaim '2nd mu., 12.45, $2.11, fl.SS. foHowtng too clOeely. Folioe ssid 1 :se4i;ia.ie:ee causd the grand Jury h u received DuPont, driving wiwt, hit the rear Pina "Veaterday'a Eaemy" cf a cor driven by Pierre R. C K ^ , BUILD A with fltaalay Baker l;tt-S:tS A Tolland County Superior^nervous disorders since a fall on 82, of 31 Oval Lane. Caron Wm Court Jury lu t night awarded property of Crestline Realty Inc. stopped for the Adam* ftt- traffic bght, police said. DilPont ia sched­ - Man. thix-Fri.. 8 f. — nUNKSOlVlNG BGHRDFbR . $15,000 to Mrs. Nink Hole, Rob­ The verdict waa returned by a flat, e e.m. ert Rd., mother of 12-year-Old Jury of six men and six-women at uled in court Dec. 6. Maiiawt "Beat at Evcrythlay" John Hale who h u been suffering X Between 7 and 7:30, police re­ -fiat, aaa Saai. i:M "Tcataraay’t Kaamy" 4:ta4l;lt 7:40 p.m., after about alx-houra of aa| l:M p.m. deliberation. p o rt^ two aoeident* ootnurred neiuier was followed by on arreet. ( ^ s e i i M The boy w u said to have suf­ if ^ ATTENTION CHILDREN!! Bobbi^ .W. Bennett, 21, of OIB X. Wen fered a head injury, in a fall two School St. and Sanutel *Pt Hard Friday MaUarr Oaly years ago from a tree on prop­ alee i Daari Opaa 1 a’rlark — Jr., l»,“Of-1B‘ Mather St, wdre in­ (lax lac.) I Farfarmaaca I ;M erty ip the west end of Rockville volved In a oolUskm at Opmet ebd n a Blfceit Barxiala Evart owned by the real estate firm. The Brood Sts. According >to poU plaintiff' claimed that the property HARTFORD .NATIONAL’S ."PeBBy Kartooa Kanilvai'* Bard, driving east qn./Oenter ( w u used as a playground with tk.e made a left turn iiito Broad Juat resiiosiii'\®0D0N NOTCH knowledge of the owner." Louis .'P. •ft—CARTOONS—M . a£ as Bennett, d riv i| lg a IdcKap 6 M i/ 4 4 A Fitzgerald of Itockville'heads the truck, left the Tsoriarty Bros, FOR yjwaJ/rm realty firm. SO PENNIES Sft garsim area to di^e West on Cen­ TONIGHT Thru SUNDAY Mayor Herman G., Olson testi­ UOttJARD ter. Bennett oookl'not stop Ki time fied that-he had once .asked-Fitz­ to avoid hitting Bard’* oar, police HAL WALUS MN»w gerald -to donate some land in the said. BeiwMt told jHAioe he saw w ¥ i west eiTd for a city playgsound. the lig h ^ -l^ green and did . not and that Fitzgerald said he would notice- J»e other car maklhg consider it. turn. / HUlM'RUCttSk The law firm of F l^ erty and ' A^dut 10 minutes later Norma GALA DANCE Ht^abury repruented-Ihe pl^in- HiliuNE * jR is - >4“ ii To n ig h t A INisiSfi tiff,■...... While Atty. Bernard rnar J. AcMer- M; CO-HiT man and the HartfordHartfqrd firm of Dgyv^Payy. S’ ■ A T THE "The Man Who Cheated Deafti" Berry and Howard repreSanteid Crestline! t r uin ern THERE IS S'lftLL Y Building TIME FOR MAIL Chfiod Irto Ci^ oMIt SiMrbal or CMIad ItvM J)iloa_ ORDERS YIUJUIE BjM Caiory Olva, ' Swoal Mixed PkMoa Contractor 74«TO LLANI^^TKE. frondi Onion Soup with Creuionn . Caad Mate avail- RosidMtial-Coiiiiimetal ,aMa far Maa. thra J Than. D fin cin g 9 p M. to 1 A .M . falnut Rft$tgur$Hl Roast Stufffid Young Turitay . iMtoratiom>R#i^^ To The Music Of The Scad ehack pr GMatCravy . - "Biimnen Built On . Bel-Aires Modiod SMato Sr Gtaca Swao) loHiis e c u l a r BES^cld'*tLkcp . lahorad Squodi, reed Onion, ./■ b Customer Satisfaction” ; . ...is the AUTOMATIC, S , A ) ^ , CaUccam, EViatrONE WELCOME Weet flpyiaihiM ■ EraiMy Bdjted NeSt end Iwaer Full iiisurahce Coyefgfe \ COUPLE OR STAG < A F P E T ^ X H ''PAINLESS’’ way to save rrioney. '• i i-'- ' , .. .(yhoice of: , Henfii of ieHuce, Fretwh Drealng ■ '; - TeL MI 4-0450 BriBg Your OwB Beverage Fresh Shrimp Cocktail—FYuh Fruit Cup Oteke eh Old FiaMened Pinipkin, Mbwe or Apple Pie After 5:00 PJ«. CH.7-8fliMi — MI 9-8SIS Cheriystones on Hall Shell—An^pulo ' .... wlHiOiee«e A minimum of $10 a month can be automatically deducted from your ' Iced Tomato Juice . ' 8nsMt Plwe Pudding, Herd SowM 82 BALDWIN ROAD Choice of Soup: ' . SherlMl Proxan Podding he Oeoa MANCHESTER. CONN. .checking account and transferred to your ^vings Account; .' V ‘ XtinMtrone—Cream of Celery . tee , Coffee Orange Drink -t : INTEREST IS AT .THE RATE OF 3%! Celery, Ollvu and Fresh Garden Salad Tekoy Crdpk, Sweet Apph^Oder Mixed Midi Served With All Meals , . J .' ENTREE: ■ ; ' Ydf'nidrr information, mail in the wupon below. R but Turkey, Chestnut Stuffing ...... i*...,'$3.00 • .kv;N f8iic Futt Count Cornish Game Hen. .Wild Rice Stuffing .....! .$3.25 i $138 Rout Capoo, Qiblet Stuffing ...... $3.95 CHILDREN ^ I * * Filet Mignon. Mushroom KSijufy ...... :. .$8.75 s t o r m W |r 4o w s I now om Choice Rib R ou t oI Beef Au Jus ...... $3.50 i HaiH^ord National Bgnk and 'Trust Company- THANKSGIVING DINNER Fresh LO'bster Saute £n Cauerole ...... $2.95 •r Stiitii Dtorit ■▼vryvwn^ annmp wocwfvii fD IWYI Broiled Lobster, Shrimp Stuffing ...... $3,50 EN iD V > IE OF OURDEUCIOUS CALL 595 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, ' ^ MH— 125 - Candied Sweet Potatoes,' 'Whipped Potatoes, ' ' -THIRST Beat r ^ r c fh ffi^ buy jh Connecticut today! NarragansettV . Boiled Onions, Muhed Turnip, Cole Slaw, 'I Of'- I D L 1. U ' t ■ .... Creamed Cariots, New.Qreep Peru- SATTSFYING RUSCO Gentltmth:- King Qn' poui^wo full glasses of the-.) I ‘. iiu-yoif-/t)lw-if . .00 LD R fN .75 , DESSERTS CHOOSift FROM: beer. That’s Narragahsett—neysr.bitter ’cause it’s brewed with / > ‘ oil A K i ' O U R R i -i F V A T I O N S fJ O 'V • Ambassador aR ei^ Yes, tjivant to know more about.the CHECK-SAVINGS PLAN. Sftnd me ^ e neces­ . , ■ ' Hot Mince Pie,. Pumpkin Pie. Cream Pie, . ! expensive, seedless hops- Enjoy,1^aTragan8ett"Lager Beer|joday- - ' Chocolate Ice: Cream Eclair, WAlnut £3ieese 4 r» S. • Premier '* >. ■ • Custom sary authorization forms and instructions. Cakk, Spumoni or Peach EUiort Cake m M S I'M A Nattonal Bimd.,FrQduct '.ay in King or Regular Cans! Hi,. Neighborhave a '’Cansett! M IM 484 » ■, Tea Milk Coffes' ■ At A PPto Y*p W ait Te Fey , \ 'Fresh. Fruit. .Minis, Mixed Nuts ' , NAME. \ • { • ChUdren $1.76 ■ ' R.-D. KITTLE ^Gasuetr's a'great buy in regular cans, too! Six. for only $L17 -V. -- - Any Jlis■«Fvati•ll-.«t - lft~«r~-v- M u - R iiiid n - . '■ ______• ' . ; , ______1—_ _ 'tar'MwfrrfiSMriasu* Adinisetaiiw~tyeeiHlaya ' More Deserves Our- Local Agent For AOOREGSu im m m .1 ■: On Tallsod'ilinipike (ill... 'X'; ^ 1 . 'I'E sobrn Private DIainf fttoom' ' •Sits.7 - ■ ^ O AILy im -$:$0 PJid BARIUBTT-BRAINARD '4 4 A .1 M ^ 7 W ALNUT 8T. cm.pftldaad Streat ci-nr . . IhuMt Batui^, Sunday ------■•Holiday 'FRODUOTB CO. fianfgKsi$»‘iitw uif CeftpsagfOsM^m, PL l MANOHESTfcE Ml ft-ftftlft _atol H e lU ^ Sffifi-8tiM.8iM ItftO TUI ft. pjB,>-g0e /■ AO ft-AftTE'" - ’'1- OBUd ftOe Au Timas W f." I li* ' " -..4 I ^ ' ' ’ ’ • ' *T ■■

UANCHBBtEll KVKNING HBRALD. MAMCHE8TBB. OONMu WEDNESDAYr KOVEMBER $9, 1989 ttAJlCHlto'J tt& IVTONO fi«IUUJ>/KAKCBI8Tn. €»im^ WED)nSflf)AY, NOVEMBER 2S. 19M . . ■■,111 ...... ' II .■ iiip .ii* I.. I|.i.»i »I.II I ...... - M, ni.i- tor ^ 1980 program. John Bjrlar. init who naadt tea typ0 f t narviM $2,000 Grant ■xacuUva dtreotor f t tea Grant tlM eltele^ m M sHi^ta tor Jfel Ao)^ ^ . f- A 1 « BILLS? Foundation, said, “The ^mniuiii* troatnwitt Mathew$dh-'?35^etherell ty (telld Guidance CHhle rtoeivad G iV e il one f t the Bret f t -teir - local -pro­ Mlaa DaHena Hsian WatharsO, gram grants. In- revtawlnif what C | M < ^ of Thiiigs has baen sccotepUshed by tea Real Day of Thanksgiving!^ All throathont, ysiir " ' daughtar of i t r . and M n. Rlehard ^ 13,000 allocation to Uie .Com­ 4 Junior and boys*, |MB. B, Watheroll Sri, 138 Grovt. 8t„ clinic.* our truateas ars plaaaad to R U G and St t)ia 8:30 kJS, SwOSriit at ti munity Child Guidance d ln lK ^ approva this addlUonal -grant." I v i n g . >Th« w« havt 'nuuikigiyi»r id tlAt wt miy; Mary's Mfrtwbpsl . Chnrsh ao RockvPle, bacama .tea briito\ of Manchurter from tea Ortnt F oti^ The clliilc is supported, in' adr»Mi Ma hit own prl- No drhi come out vHth ^dothee carry .'the bread m d wine Off on All Records peopie. ■ ■'. . ^ ' " ■ to {he altar from tha af the TYie Grant Foundanon gives 8- tha Grant itoundatiohatiqh aid. and FROMS3.98AfNlUp T»t« T«>n etll of •pprodtUiiJn. But quben-atae Vigarette. aanclal support,' countrywide, to supMrtrt from Stgte funds are for Ml 1.(747 practically everyone ce* be trat'e- bongregatton. Tha pcaetlce hha u The cdtbpaas problem can be Foi' many of us Thursday ip.a "free” 4sy and there ' historic baae, aUce te the furm .agenclea and Institutions con­ llmltad terms, so'^nkw sources ft ful Umt . ■ ■ ahelved^til spring. cerned .with child welfare, and Urn- are aU torts of things we can do with. K, i ^ t of them canturiee ef tha Ohriatian afa the X :? R li^ •« 3-llRt was decorated with white chryaan- support must be toqured iii the 9 x 1 2 Cottoo Rofjt I AU CHRiSTlylAS 45 ILF.ML 50% OFF "" tbmnkBi^viivr I>e>' Aoean't fell f Nh^rul wonder drug to cure the braad and wipe to ba.eonaeeratied .wmunia, MTra. Esther Pafnaworte, Ha Its aid to a total n f 89,000 |«r future. Taylor pOinteo'-put,. on a Monday , (nion cqld has ben found except good and wholesome. But, before all theses bSfore the at the altar itera often hronght by nrfto e f 'te e paator, pravidad wed- any one unit. fUmS' the Communi­ Patient feea, he ■aid,''.account MoehiM w i Ii gK. 98>i0 Nikita Khruahcbe^an't twins. lod old refreshing,bed rest. races, the games, the family dinners, the vfsita to friends, tha pfopl* from -their homfs 'Thna, PREFERRED FINANCE d i^ music. ty Child. -CSiidance Clinic was for a email pefeentage of tebstotal The national electlon'lan't un " Sex. despite all rumoi;s to tbc etc., may we. all .gotb Church;;niankBgiving Day. - it wee a rtel aacriftcial uam-of-' ' 'Die bri0e, given te marriage by grantod" 83,000 from the tounda- income since they are baaeoNm ntxi, ytir . / contrary, la hutoUtably herp to faring,. her father, wpre a gown, of white Ltkih tor kte 1909 budget. H has family Income, and many fam ill^ Gamer's DecUnin;( buying pow^^ Stay. Looea pCf«te|m not teelnOed-te taffeta, designed with a basque now recetvad tha maximum where trohbled children need pay- Pottertan^s mcmey hasn't yet forrtr race- Thiinkiiiving Evet 'bodice, long eleeves, eesDoped aa> K • f SUMMER ST. 188 CENTER HTREET---CGONER OF UKUECn Brigitte Bardot is at'ill years envAopea, an TIuudUgMag. Day Unount for which it la eligible. chiatrlc care, cannot. afford the ^ e Give jt ;a c Green Stamps trackr to put a gS-algn>0^ the 12 away from an old-age pension. Community Baptist, 8; CovMiant CongreMtional, will eaitttitute tha pnriah’e okank . brina- neckline and princeae aWrt In making, the* now grant to tee full cqft f t the service. Any child wlndoa’. ' St. Maiy * Speaker 7 :30: Emsnuel Lutheran, 7:80.; and the CKuirh of the offering on the.lTSta anOtvefiary terminating in an Intermission Community .<3hlld Qi'iidance Clinic in the northeast part of Connecti- The holiday ripee de reaistiance X m ^ca's two - of - everything chapel train df Chantilly lace .In- -l: complex AW hasil't resiiited ln e Countrysjio longer needs a While the Atlantic Ooa#t .mpy lO a:m.; Rontan Catholic. St. Bridget’s,..7, 8 and 9 a.tn.; Oiteey, Scotland, to he.need to [R M L DAY St., cousin of the bride, was matron good 5-cent cigar. (It needs a' good be kinking at the, rate of a foot a- 7:80 a,m. W honor. She wore a walU-lengte ' BAore his appointment by Bleb- St. James’, 7, 7:45 and 8 a.in.: Assumption, 8:30 a.m.; hAp conatruet a miaAoii te a grow­ ' twoffor-a-qukrter cigar.) century, nothing much wDl . hap­ Polish National Catholic, St. John’s, 8:30 a.m.; Metho>- ing area. gown of maize silk organsa, de­ CongTOM h aA t gotten around pen to- it over the weekend. . op Gray to his new' poit. )Mt Sep­ THANKS6 IVIN6 DAY signed with a portrait neckline' to vjnves'ttgatlnj^'. profeaslonal It will be at least three more tember,' the Rev. Mr. Ctedk served dist. South, 8 a.m.; North, 9 a.in.; Salvation Anhy, 9 :15 bouffant skirt of embroidered^"8ak wreatllht • . '''v,-'. days before the wife starts ssK- as rector of St. John’s , 'Cburch. a.m. ; First Church of Christ Scientist, 11 a.m. organza. She wore a^."teatchtog Eapex, for 10 years,, qlto acting', ag Emanuel tn Hold Santa (Sla^t la etitl a full month ing, "When are you going to At pleated bow trimmed'nand with a m LOVE YOU TO HECES BECAUSEOfOU' ; away.. . down and help me address the prleit-ln-bhAge of. All Saints in '.‘Praise God, from whom sdi bleaaipgs flow; face veil. Her flowers were blue Christmas cards?" Ivoryton. ^ ' Sei^ce Tonigbt pompehe te an old fashioned bou­ The football 'a e ^ n la ahput Praise Him,, all creatu ^ here beloV; quet. > over, and we won't haye to worty, No one . has Aghtcd' a flying A native, of New York. CSty, be . alwayit'jMn whan studied a t Phillips Exeter' Acade­ ^ Praise Him above, ye heaven^ host; X . XteiAuel Luthirah Church will TVRKEVS-4MP0NS Gerald Mathewson, Rockville, X i; about warming up baa^bqU’s Hot S ail month. brother o f'th e bridegroom, was ^ Stove League for at ledst. six Iren's snow suits have .Ap- my, rMSlvift his B. A. from Har- hold Ita ’Ihankanyteg Serrioa this .yam Bead ^ ler thtega vaid Ad bla B. D.’ degree froth Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen.” s best* man. Usher, were Kenneth. weeks. — ^ ^ >w . . . and so do galoShea. avAteg at TSW^Tba Rev. CH an ry y«afm>y^hewefwg«0taM aa- m stim OKiwENs ,/Ufe gets essler all the time.) the l^iscopA' Theological School Anderson, pastor, wOl hava tjat hla Behrend.-lOS Odar St., - and Harry I The man in ^ moon still- Holmes, - IBS E. Main St., Rock-' doesn't have forei^ company. W# llve^laa land brightened by at dambridge. Ma al8o..eerved u aenhon twie, "Pawee to Give ‘y r ti .-as thaao Mg thinga Sausage Meni, Salt jPeih. Hrrod. Space suits won't have pleated A Army chaplain for two years Thanks." The Apanuol Oholr, un­ RaOs, SteStar, . F l c l ^ fMvee, vllle. such blithe sp ii^ as Helen Hayes, Mrs. Wetherell wore a blue em­ ^ pants—or need to be set off by a Carl Sandburg, vLhssle, MaHlyn A d h u also seryed parishes in Agkth gra'de mixed ehorus. Tba der the direction of O. Alb(bir yOTtee plaiimMt Mr a hap­ -Maspachusetto and Oregon. Fearson, wUl ateg bossed taffeta dreee and corsage necktie. Monroe. Helen KeUpr, Grandma Three Assemblies grbupa were directed by muAe ••Prayer'^of py heSday faaat. Ooadteo, Nnta. , .BV iBltnSIN O ^ . The litUe folk from Mars Moses, Robert Frost, Atally Post, The Rey.' Mr: Cteok has - served Inatruetors Sam Macaluso. and Thankagivteg,” and "PrAat the far year ThaakegivtBy tdMA ' of yellow roses. The bridegroom’s haven’t landed. (Or have they?) Eleanor Roosevelt, Sstenn^o Arm­ on. the Board of Bkamlning Chap- Held at Barnard Ralpb Maccardhe of the Barnard Lord, O Jeruaalem.” -- ' * ‘■'.a'____ - mother wore a gray drees with, .ilKv. 'Tou can charge things at the strong and Casey Stongel. lAns in Connecticut, which ex­ staff. Diaiihe Platt, eighth grade -The I^ th erA WCrld Roliof yellow rose corsage. dothteg Drive an tUa A reception, tor 6(9 guests was ' stocw now and no't have' to start On one day In one country in tps amines cA d id a tes for- the min­ The choral orgAisUlona of the student conductor, directed the IB istry. r.. , yoloe choral ensemble'te her nie- week. Ad menteen era aakod to held In the oburch hall after the ^ . payihent until January. wide world no one tomorrow hito Barnard Junior Hlgh^ School prt- bring te the&’ glfta ~of warm Thom now until Christmas all to go to bed .hungry. C)nce sgaln, SL Mary’s old cial .arnuigemmt of "O Q o i ceremony. -Mrs. Mathewson wore f- cbsillce will be used at the Advmt sented three aqaembly programs Braeath Thy OuiOteg Hand.*’ Stu­ elothiiur ,ahd blAketa and lea^a a .beige sheath dreeu with black _ Ellery Kinston Photo them t e Luther hall this evening TURNPIKE aecessories for a travel costume. MRS. JAMES DANIEL MATHEWSON . f - MA’kNConununton. It was used In this moAlng. The themeftof the dent pi AO ACompAlAs were the 'eariy-1840a tor the first aery-> Myra TtoSah; Elaine Sheldon, 'or any day pf thla week. The couplb will be at home at B7 Songs, P1^3^ a rk program wet "The Thpn And Now N. Park St., Roclnrille, after No Herald lees of ‘Holy Communion in St. Of. ThAksgivlng," narrated by Dianne Platt, Margaret TomkAco,. Children and Adults, 810,350; Mary's parisb'-Ad w u also^ the CarA Craig, Sarah Chapin and Hov. 80. Huiniltoii Workers American Cancer Society, 810.- T School As^mbly / DonAd Couture Ad glixabeUi^ NAcy Adams ' MARKET The bride attended Rockville Tomorrow challoe used' at>tha first Oom- Gaudraau. The program cohAsted 1S1 MIMILE TURNRHCe WCSTv-MI |.I9 || 3S0 ; .American Heart Assn., 813.- s? ■-— . munidn. at St. -Qeofm’s, Bolton, In of community Angmg^of- famUiar High School and le employed by Contribute $65,000 100; Arthritis and Rheumatism Tlie axuaual IbanksglAng as­ 1968.' " ' , hymns, narratioti, 'auaS ^rolections the Kingfieher-Brlstol Co., Rock Foundation, 89,100; United Service sembly of Hollister S t School was Manchester Evening Russell S. Clifford le ftiArmA by the choral gtolips bf.^ rn afd . VirFSTOWN yllte. The bridegroom was grad­ Over 866,000 was contributed by Organizations (USO),; 86;90Q; and of the Advcflt, Oomimmlcm. Ad ■■ RHARMACY uated - from Rockville High American Red Cross, 81,000, held In the auditorium^yesterday Herald'Will not publish tomoT- Two-hundred-for^ Angeri were Buy Texsco Qamline Hamilton Standard employes to row, llianksgivinif Day. breakfast. CommlttAi, members repressnted from the seventh School and served four years In the aix health and welfare agen­ Wt kntow yeu'rt somtbody p rt^ sptclal ^ morning. are Wilbert vAud«n, WUllam M. 4BS Hartford KdL—MI 8-0840 iDoMlCHAMJISAY the U.8, Air Force. He la em­ T All the children had sorhe p irt grade boys’ glee elpb, -the aevAth Whidesnle cies participating in the company’s Blo^dgpod. ChAlee Covey, Huold grade'girls' glee. Aub, the Aghth ployed by General Flreproixflng recent All-In-One Drive, according ^ in the priogram. The entire student xlhYey, DaAd DeMercluuit, Wil- aad Task Loaned to T o jRisIntsin oof ipoiittBaity Co. In Hartford. and natd • shop of your vory own . « shop 'Z body asng "Come Te Thankful Holiday Program grade girls* gito .crab), and the to Robert W. Russell', adminlstra-: liaib B. Huddleston, Nell Law­ U pm .of over t,0QO Oallono of'- madicdl Mrvies w« sre tlve assistant Wc Stock People. <3ome." "America, the rence, G. Stoart Lyrule, FrAneis Ananally.. (For OemmereiA whars you'll find fhtngs {usf right for your .? Beautiful," "W# Gather Together," Uoeto Only). Approximately 90 per cent of w m d At Keeney Sdiool Matthews, Elmer 'Odell, I^yvflle the employes at the companyls and "Doxology.” ■ * * ■..._____ , ■ „ Open A ll Day H. Peabody, Bkrle RobA, Edwkfd RAOKLIFFE OIL OO. . Driy€ Coreiully Windsor Locks and Broad Brook aga, for your siia, and 4B08t ospoeiolly, for ^ ‘fhe announcer was Nicholas Tile cfaildrA of Keeney ySt.' Tennant-Aid John L. Treybal. Thslnksgiving DtsMrt HALLMARK •f ' • • avertlno. Richard Forde led the Hartford—JAekoon 7-51S1 plant contributed. Volunteer so­ '1>ledge to the flag. Evelyn Nash School presAted a ThankaglTing Wz Thonksgm np Over The Npliday ^ Ffom- licitors contacted fellow employes your tastal So coma saa our }u8t*forHARMACY the announcer; BevAly Burice, who AnthorisMi Af ents For All 4 SAFETYTH»S Chocolate. IVin serve 4 to 0 '."I'l I \ i;o \|i Hand." The following were sung m . LIKE TO PLAY THE 6 0 ITAD! TO MIMKMHEB TO MAKE TOUR tion of their contribution which V* by the other grades: redd the 100th IPealm; Constance RsiL Air A Stesmship people ...... was to go to each agency. The re­ riiiim- )) I 11:11 Bottl, who led the Loin’s Prayer; HNE Guitar hohhy cla»$e» for adulu nOw form i^ i vHOUDAT A JOYFUL ONE Klndergartsn, "Thank You for tiineji sults were: ^Society for Crippled Elaine Rivard, who tle”: Qrade 2, "Ov a the River Ad Lane Guitar Studio -iii-'House." . - ;___ ,-.-1. . Through the Wodds"; Grade 3, 3. NH off tiM rood ot oneo vftiaii 2__-..$5.9 f_:-_..-_.. I0el4 $3.99 .... Solo parts' were rendered by •!Fa the Beauty of the Earth''; INVESTMENT PROBLEMS Onttara Rented — EaroIUeBt Limited — Tel. MI 8-7SS8 Grade 4, "Swtag the Shining yco'i* Mrtd. C : Matching skirt F: Mohair/wbol ; Robert Post of the Axth grade, Sickle"; Grade 6, *^ankfut Song.” and Jeanne Poa'L Maryellen Hsl- Onr offtoe Is opaa Thursday avanlngii t>nui 9 * O’otocfe tor 10*14’$9.99 swaatar $5.99 . . vorsAi.* Susan Bmmerllng. Julie The A tire program wss under your coavanloBw. It you prafar, wia wSI hava aue of oar (v,paMo 4. H«^.yeMr eor rafotysclibektd CrandAl, Stephen Rascher, and the superviAm Of Mine Martha ragisteicd wpwaaatatiroa caD ;oa Y*** Pwir oeavnleaoe, to White, muAc sig>ervlsor, who also aaalat yon. Whother yoar proMeaa iavAvaa oae thonaaad or a b*lij)ts ybii 90. 'G : Box*plaatad skirt ...... $7.99 i; Virginia Cstaldo - of the tlilrd oondueted tofi..Afth ' grade ^ g lee million doUan, we hava the teAUtSw to rmder yon complete THE grade. club, ^ ^ ^ service. Shaath skirt ...... ; $i.99 ^ . In the afternoon,' a short play !T^‘’'Cfin6eming the flrit Thanksgiving MAY WE SaiVE YOU—AND ^ was presented by Mrs. Wolcott’s SH^RS0N,.HAMMIIL S C(D. HOTEL WISH YOU A HAPfY r " third grade. The following chll- Lobeir^on School dren tw k .. part;- . Susan rWmus. Mmikw Ms# VRik ibiftMGR PALM UEAC:H bHOF?IE:S. i l.ORIDA Charlie Sprague THANKSGIVING Barbara-MacAone, Jeanne Post, :^M a r k 8 Holiday ♦13 Mala i lroA, Mawa^aator'* HMNliaW B-18FI Susan Emmerllng, David Okrant, iShitmr. yssr Mm «( s perfect weDieni eeesliea, M*t eaWeg ter je s at t o Joip tlia < Deborah Taggart. Carol McIntosh, iiUonA Thanksgiving exer- C*l«eae4et - M ie>prtele|(ir rewceWIt retee.. K yw ape te 4e tMap . . . ’1T.T." Club! ' . Fsola Pinto, Ellen Smart, Pamela tOm, ArmArong. Diane Siibtskt^ Ahp vAe hAd Tuesday afternoon ISert'e a eiealite eeterWeeaet prtcresk If pee like te ihere't wer ■ Cordner, Charles May, Stewart auditorium of Robertson A ta-.'^ el'iWe m m beeck. Operla iea nNk ceeSiss lecIHttee er a t eeaU- s.rr, c.Iyh Come to mir 8.T.T.-Sliop any­ , ■ ■ CroBsen, DanlA Newman, Stanley. ito a i' rtoMctrea piito a weM. PIm . . . • Otprok-aw peel, tail eMMna’t time to sign up M on offietol bys Ad girls of Grade 0 CITIES SERVICE CENTER ! r Ruganls. • Richard Strickland. . pesl'* asei|k ter,'..aliiliic rteai eaS ettkleS toeae • Self SIrMai 'Maatb. ED BARRAOLIFFE-^OHAltUE SPRAGUE S.T.T.’r! You’ll get a S,T,T... Frank luUsno. BAbara. Massaro, charge of the program, ■^pieimsa ArtWet. apes pec. U le Mw t. Writr (er celer ftMtr. . • - ' dub card showing ypu’ro one .iledgerto the flag.w u led BBS W. Middle 'tpke., CMnier Adama St. of Monebaeter'r amorteet Lynn Bergerpn. Harold Robb. by Kathy Hayes. Martha Bonham ^ Steven K)^ney. Ca I. Helkkila, ■ub-teenp. . . there'# nothing read Psalm 100, which w a foUow- to pay, iiothing to buy! Kenneth Martin,. Christine LaVae; prayer led by Barbara Maryellen HAvorsen. Susan Msqg *T^Vmas .'G«iay," <3ai'^ Donald. Andrew Stevens, BrUUtVlbmmtMvwBaakervillo411.« andmw^A BF.aU..Kathy <5ampbeU ' Lindsay and Kevin Walsh. Got a fro# told the story of . Thangsglrtng. S .T J.p lii! Each grade Contributed a song: DETTER USED Dads THRU Kindergarten, "Thaiih You For It’s a cute diamond-shaped f Scien^ts Plan the World So -Sweet" and '-'Indian pin with the S.T.T. emblem Seng"; Grade {"H ere,W e (tome a Off It! You'll want to wear i Special Service Marching”; Grade Z "Ovef the THOROUGH RECOHDITIOHIHO It always, and it’s free. River and Through the Wood"; TNC GOlONIIAOtS HOTEL , PA. pax S7t • RWiiaA SESCH, RA.. TEL PAui aEACH VI 4am A speclA ’Thanksgiving service Grade 3 ""For the Beauty of the 'S9FOM), SAVE! *59 OLDS. SAVE! Bterth": Grade 4 ’"Swing the Shte- Cteiaxle. V-S Hardtop.'- Rood flia S.T.T.^ .,1, will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. tag Sickle"; Grade B "A Thankful , ■■ • super 88 4-Duor Sedaa. ^ by ’The First Church of ChriA Song”; Grade 6 "Frayer," "Eve­ of Ghristmas ■ Scientist at the Masonic Temple. ning Prayer,” .and ..."Q Cted Be­ •59 OLDS. SAVE! •li^NT. $2795 neath -Whose - CULi o l a f -- Hand'!; It's full f t fun-fectJi foter The Thanksgiving Day procla Super W HoQdayl CottBC' - Ion . : . your very,own newefri' ' , mation of the 1*r«iidMit oif. the Grade 7 "Bless iRUs hause.” Mkrtha White. ' Kathy Hagen, letter sent ' to -you every ■ United Staley will be read At .the month and it’a tor S.T.T.’ra Mrvlce. Readings' of Psalms 107:- and WAter Grxyb, music super­ *56 O iD S. $2695 visors, led the music. Dennis Ven- ■57 OU)SL $2291 only! ■ ’ 1.21 from the King James' verAon Super SS ' 4-Deor. < Deluxe .88 HoUday Ooupa. of the Bible, Ad correlative pas­ drillo announced the program. ' ICI SKATiS! sages from "Scienye A d Health \ With Key -to the Scriptures'-' by Good Dessert •57 H.YM, $1095 '57RUICK $1695 • Mary' Baker Eddy will comprise Exlriirt the julCe fto m a pome- Savoy V-8 f.Doer. Speeial 2-Doer. ' ; the Lesson-Sermon' for, the idsy, -grarite. (May to do withi.an. elec-. Every gal from 10 to 14 year* entitled- "ThAksgivihg.'-' The trte orange •Juicer) and serve old or wteo weara a eub-teai)' Golden Text will be from Jonah ov^r sweetened grapefruit sec­ •58 CH£V. $1995 •57 MERC. $1791 iize, 2:9. tions for an epicurean dessert. ; Biscayne 4-Doer. Convertible. You're sure to .get • ■..- ' X ' ..A period devoted to voluntary : expressions of-gratitude for God's ; goodness la included in the *56 RAm ILE R $095 ■56COODGE $1095 the right size/ th^ ;Thanksgiving Day Mrvice In Al| 4-;Door: " X , ■ Coronet v -8 4-:Door. . ChrlstlA SciAce churches.-. No j lalls in taaton for $8.99 collection Is takA, at this service. i Ad local members hijv^ lnvl|^ •56 FORD X 5^145 •56 FORD $14$5 right style, nawl HEY SUB-TEENS..V > '• the public to 'Atend' . P f TEENAGE RECORD HOP . V-S.Oonvertibla. v -8 8 Paas. StaOen Wagoa»'l s i down ■ ’ 4 • X - t llM ’ Homt, FlM n it St., WillimMtlR •5ACHiV.X 11495 *55 FONT. $895 Meeting Friday Morning 9 SH o rp ! .. Ser vice {pDbor Hardtop. Ohlaftate 8 4.D«or, • ^ holds your salactien! “ At Center Church iviiif NIclit, Sto12"~AMtsioR 99d / • for both boys onef (pay $1 p waak) - *54 FORD $595 ■54 MUCK ^ $69$ WHAT A BLAST! SMILING SERVICE X . . A T»isaiB!irY*“A ^ ’’ BENEFIT OF YOUTH ACTIVITIES v -8 t-Door. * ; , Super 4- I ^ r . . . #! oil steel runners and shonl^. - bt Ole aattcAirx-ff^^ai th e FRED ASTAIR STUDIOS of fin'd will: pot on a CHA* Centm, <>m||xekaAonA (^ jira i-t^ CHA Hemonstratien aqd hold an imf session right' here at jnorToW'smArftBg.-at 8 :3d. , .Tbe •54 MERC. $695 ■54CADDI. ^79$ • sturdy,-hondsomq^^elkskin uppers!^ Burton’s.;. ' Senior and Xonth' ^ A rs wilt -pat- Pe r s o n a l l y APPEJMNG 2-Door Hardtop. 08 S|eetal^D oor tlclpa^. j..,# ■ in sizes -• 13 to ,4. lOUBIX miNNlR The Rev. aiJiawlwnce J. V|ncent , ? 5 3 b u » . $695 Here^'t/ie P i y g f G i n . * . wUl conduct the ser^toe. preachings' R J m i i m M ARCO STAN VINCENT UPHOLSTERY ■53 0Lbi $59$ FOl 1 Super 88 Heltday Geippe. ' on the BubjAt ‘TbAkfUlneas, ; SINGS‘iJLDSHEP” i X REALLY •'SENDS” ^BeautifuUy Cleaned In Your Home or Super 88 ,«-Door. 0 itees 5 to 12 ot $10,99 .i- shot skotif . e Distribotion of S.’r/F^ Pins e Name The Tune Coiitests'^ T‘. or Im^lned." ' ’ >' ■ . ■ A GUARANTEE RECORDING S '^ R .H in Our Plant, KAY Dw y e r , Use^ Oto M m ia| er ’ %e Free Prizes - j e Free Cokes X THE MOST MODEBN ISQUIPBIENT „ ’ boya’ figure eltatsB .$12.99 and more ^ $ 4 . 9 9 ;■ eCha*€ha Session ’ eTnink Show Of New Fashions DOM PRESi ^ BILLY MAC'S FItEE ESnMAJES ** \ boys’ hockey skstM $ 1 1 .9 9 and mora in attrottiTONrarrying cosa S, T. T, Shop Lower LePel SINGING—^ASk THE RQBIN^ TROUBAIX)URS BAND IF YOU AM A S.TJ; OR WANTTO Iff ONI 1 •kARLOW*S opd otlMir itae A LAURIE RECORDING STAR 1 M^ St. etOTM OPEN , . _ GOtNO INTO QUK SBtli y IbAE OF I K HRRi m is FRIDAY MORNING AT 9HW A A A e e ’B i t o V c GARNErS " 8ELUWO ^ ^ V IO N G NEw I ^ H O M ^ - L (i u f 9 1 EVEK^-jnUDAY A m O ' O W T d ^IL^^S^TQ P -D ;JrEl Hi 9-1752:W MI S-57« - ^ B -j d y i: t i t 1 Oil 8 tim ChHoUM ItEALHARMOIliLt “H E SIN G S” jitST GBBBN STAMPS C A LL Ml 3-2411 OWN RV|NIHG$: u it <1 . t t r ’ I n <1 f toPxeewnemeeimemmee. - r toK 'ii, MAlicpBSTBR IVEKINO H^UtALD. MANOiDEI^m CON^ WSDNB8DAY, N O V filf^ 2S. 19m; Count Your BtMgingg CarUon Sues battle with the maaaco. R f -wUl our invaaiOB, but mUgnlBeltot and ChuFch Services, Race, KitehehTools Denies iU m rlirsttr enticing In thair vtiUa, WW A tod buy a pair o f cuppers, and organ­ uk on until wo had to walk bttokly ise a nalgbboilMMd chib tor cutting Connecticut Ip afdw to ba back to ttma fo r diiv NOVi 27 Of IGOO Us^d T o w n lom itig IferaUi • V- -■'•(.1--' your own. Ila wilt make. Ms halr^ nor, not half arnvan VAtofwBid feed am All « ‘ « a cut tost dva Instsad o f four wooka aa in thaPa rnodsm dapA, but qlort 'Yankee and full o T a lt i^ . To Fix Turitey Globe L a n d And yrhen ho dou cool o ff bnough Tha California State tn go In, ho w ill otlU tojriiUt bailMr Bp A . B . O. ■rbsrs v ^ bs .no dsarth to ae-fgatos to be carried by Channel 8.^ tiVlty fop Manchester reetdents_ to-. One event has bean aAnounced' yrasi Fags OM) ■tuart CaiUen hM lMwight amt eomlseiawsr astoed .aawta at i exactly . what ha ' thinks. What For Giting Thanks Loan* Aaan.« of Baltimore Md. Tongiar eompony tn AjsriMWS i _ ■ VMXAMB TOTUWnD6--«»OSini aOWAMD M R N IO ff X morrow, Hiankaglvlng Day, and a g p ^ the town of Mgndioetor TAa normal Sunday or holNtoy A HMMiglit for Tditojr for Friday,, a pro-mamher golf apamting tn that otaU wlthaut • other item bi.hfB eoit of living has rouOM in that bld-Uma HPw Bag- NjUthough tha waather may not ap^ 'toumaatont at the- ...Manchmder ding, a ha*^vy .emicoetloa to riea or "J .... ****": elaimlng he owSS about 18 aer«a .The Uuk Saylngl and Loon gone up.Mlts much? This sort of F m A U rin g pkay promising’ at tha moment, Uetnsa. land which still axistid only a few Oountry.'^CIub. Pro Mas Hackney bread eWWad In a bag. (' froM Fags Om ) dues tha vast '- and jiaaesithlly of tha land toa town leaaaa to tha Aaam, to Ptovb, tltsdi... One witness called by Lefbewlts thing w got to stop.'Paoplo can’t decades Sgp wha tor a walk after y We often hear or read of a par­ on prusaUto has two goals: Bto- . weStliier forcoaetSrs are optimistic. announoas the toumement will be­ Than there wtoe the vegetablee wastariil axpepdttiacM for artoa UUy|M --IM fOR1f-- .. The day. should dasra with fair Manehaetor Oeuntiy Club for a Tha Security Saving IngUtu- to UaXMy on the ‘IM ifle r n m 'a Affbrd to pay that much for a dinner. This, If preceded by suit­ son CMivlcted eirlme being re- Ucndn or tbs eOmBUBlty> ths gin at 10 a.m. —pototoee, squash, turai|Nt solans, Bing thrmifh say mind the qpprea- ments, ao that a part o f toe sav­ tthn, Inc., to Seattle, Wash. eparatlOBa. Stewart Hoppe, eC M - able naps, was an excellent di­ A OaMtal TaaaicsctAtagi' leasad on probation. Our movtao improvsmsAt'to the offsndsr’s^ at- . :G R Iih lH » CAROS* Etc. A le s .a a A seasonal tamperatnres, The focal point of J|ha day will skms I have see* on trips to toUU ings may be used In a ywnpre- golf iiillrcut Particularly paopla wltA "Alm ighty Cod, Father of aU weattUimeB* say, with leas than 3 cerrota Mid beans; The usual prac- Strunk, in hto atatoiiMnt com­ veders, Oaltf.. aaid he never had J & y i y n y T gestive ptoUme, which could be and talevlaion plays contain char- tltudas and MI)a7k>f.'Tha du titoof be the traditional dinner, and the Italian couhtriea.,| am reminded haiwlim and affective efrert for - Cartoon to operator to tJH.V.C. bean, a atoekholder. offleer or yming sons coming a lo ^ . counted upon fo bring dumplings marclas, we, thine unworthy serv- aetarii either en probatien or in ths prohatloo officer In this type out to TA,' Chinees for rain—or morning athletic events should tlee 'WM to ’odhk theto together Inc., a trucking company. menting on Lefkowitz’ action, rniaim m ...... snow, If you prefer. that all to us should ha thankful world improvement' " ’ ^ '' aaid: roetor of totometioHel GunrAatf' bur gympathy to wlOi the i!us- or dressing to terms In time for a anta, do give thee meet humble priaon awaiting the day they to ittUiatton at* many; thay Jn- have, hapn cwnpleted by the time in an ItUu dutch oven Over tba for aomething we ordlpartiy take Clare Boothe Lace, former U.S. Tha tow a has rafntod Cartoeato *1 did ivcfivo from tho old emi- tomsr. W t th)lik our friands the light supper. On Thanksgiving, for end hearty Utonh* tor .aD thy might, be released on pande: volve ehacking -tho probatlonsr's Maacheater churches have sr- the fanally groups gather at tha -Ar.a claim to ownatiship to tho land, "Two to Hie Chicago aatocto' •ad lasged Thanksgiving Day sarvlM for granted — ttoS ftnadoms we ambaseador to Italy-—"I am grate­ tiona named, the firs t Ouanuity era 83,000 a month oa an adriatF,” barbers have puahsd their price a obvloua and sufficient rcasone, the foodnsas and lovlng-Undnasp to us But though we are familiar with acUvitlas, ,solvtog aomto day-to- table. ' / ' The menu also Incloded watea- cherish in Aotortea,” ful that toe United Btatee la a claiming it has'S Med for It from Hoppa aaid In a atatoiiMrit. **M a routine was reversed. 'There was a and to al| men. Wa bleto thae for either for tonight or tomorrow. melon rind, erahapplee, piekled Cheney Bros. The property la Savings Assn., and the Chicago « Uttla ahead of the -teat of dur the tarn, the detaile of the pro­ day problsfs, helping And employ-; ITiie schedule of servloae can be The afternoon. It's been suggest­ Arthur Oodfrty, talairislon per­ laqd where so many peopfe are aslan tarmlnatad tvma i L lip L walk before dinner, or none at all. our ereatloB, presafvatlon, and all bation procedure are ueually not ment and housing, relieving tm - ed, could be .given over to long butternuts and, unqueW eoably, part to the 1,000 sere Globe Hol­ Guaranty Savings ASan., have w — — found elaewliare in today’s Harald. sonality who undstwent aurgfry ao free, to make so many cibolcea and I Aever rseoived a pansy tram • iei ■taady Inflationary parade, and The unusual lataneas of the dinner the bleininga of this life; but above vwjr eiear in ^our minds. aUma in the home; in short,; the cranberry touee. among so many things and Ideas low pareel. been raorgantood to aut&oritiea in hour itself, often close to mid By mid-momlng the Mrd annual •**»»» around the block or for lung eanear last opring —“On them since er had any Inttoeet hi h b iM im i that they.would hays been more all, -for thine. ineatlmable love in Adult , probation la a procedure probation offllcer, makes every 'into the country. Another help­ Mom made two Unde to.braed: . . -I.am grateful to all lagie- Cartooit,. repreaentod t o AUy. lUlnots and thair accoonto trana- their affalra.” . ^ ^iun»m IUU9^. . 8 : aftemton duskt and quantity the redemption Of the world by our fort'through-service, to reduce en­ Thanksgiving Day 5-mlIa Road Whito, a hoUddy luxury, and By- Thanksgiving Day.T8iW,' X am Vincent Diana, claims M put*- farred to aoioeiations tnaared by ssnstola, perhaps even from the whereby a defhndant found guilty Race will be underway along Man­ ing of turkey or mince or pump­ thrakfol to ba aUva sad healthy.” latora who know that their task J. W. BhrUch, oouaeel at Ska likely to be consumed both dic­ Lord Jeaus Christ; for the means of a crime to retoaafd by the eourt vironmental prsMuroa and to al- kin pie^may have renewed appeal' antnjun, mgida to yellow contmeal ehased tha land at 8. Main and tha Federal Ssrings and Loan In­ Ai)|le of their own toU l Income, to tated post-prpndial immobility. A chester’s ranlbjlng ways, and. In Nathan M. Puoay, pfasident of Is the orderly Inereaae to every Arm when the Chllfowda .Inaurawse of graea, and tor the hops of glory- subject to conditions 'Imptoed by levlafa amotionai and totoonaBty ftolow li^ such a atroll. and rye A i ^ and Isavened whh cltisen’s area to material choicea: Lina Sta. as part to tha Kaanay surance Oorp. ' Department seised Ita saaatA sold st^^plMre they wew. walk which began In full morning Bast Hartford, high school football the aah of applewood. Harvafd;UniversitF — "Just as an farm. The liM In question In­ BDWURlVmNMni And, we ^beseech thee, give us the court end surg vised by the tottieultles 1^ counselfhg with the teaihs from that town and Man- ■ome Get Long SVeakend to our edueatore who underaUnd "LaWs to insure proper opera- he had not boon ooooelatad wHb pK]«bU H Md«BM it aithoi^ the pries of a hair and .lasted through the noon, on that du* aahaa of all thy marclas, probationer at' regular Interv^ of us are personally gratoful for cludes part of a green_ . and a tot tioii and pravont this kind to In- the other hand, made a marvelous robetion service, ttolffitian tn ch.itoeir tartc is -to form avery tho eompanyJot two years. TMtf ^A************ ••••••*••9^ cut may be th# touch of excess that our hearts may be unfaigned- SOnneetieut to handled by the De­ A probation offlear must fUUUl Cartoon to aeaking a court judg- miranea wara passed by ataU tog- MOtMkA aaf preparation for second helpings. ReeordI Bahry fices wJU be closed fe r the day, did for us, I boUovo wa Amorleana citlsm 's mind to make reasonable ment to clarify titla to tha land. 'T dont knerw what I eoold ttS m# Montim ••••••••••••••••««•* ^ j which brings InbaUcn home to ly thankful; and that we show partment of Adult Probation, many strict quallAcations before and tome ares indhstries Will close Hebron choices; and to our. ehurehmati of tatoturas In tha aUtaa o f Idaho and Lefkowitz,” Khrtieh aaid. ...i Movu '^••••••••••••*»«**«**^ For niost o f those on the. walk, forth thy praise, not unly with our reeeiVlng an appointment to the During the past ICI years, only should givo thanks today that ths Utah. many of us, we have liiKjlcense to the Thanksgivlhg visit to the which is administered by a bi-pai'-- oncie—in 1045—has the weatbar down for a long weekend begin­ purposes and nkeds ot education all faiths.” ■bid* Oimr lips, but in our lives, by giving up tisan comiplssion of six a p p lie d department. Most probation offi­ ning tomorrow. Raman Aircraft Wemher Von Braun, leader In ’ 'wwn J- n n 'I "tn"The a nsiumora,BalUmora, Md.,am., aaaoctaiionaasoelatlon blame the barber alone, us woods would be the Arst such visit purselvea to thy- service, and by cers in Gonneetlcut are collega- been bad fo r the roeUl race and Youths Will View are corning to be more widely since the various expeditlohs of by the governor. The chief Jue- oAlCiski are keeping their Apgefa Corp. in Bloomfield Is one of these. cherlohed and tacreaslngly xSd* rocket development fo r the govern' ^ I anmad by Mr. Lafk'owtto has fwen n * b m m p n o te w>*o are not pensioners have ah walking before thee in holiness and tice of the Supreme Court of Br- educated, 'and all are-icreaned to e O * M. lA U S ) , J indlctod for mall fraud by a grand Deposits Insured bwbiiw BO nuadd ' th^ Arst for arbutus, an­ to Integrity, mature Judgment, crossed that It w ill hold up again Other industries arhich schedule vanced by the general public.. ment’s space age program—“I feel In the Inhatlpnary process our other for ferns, the last for blos- righteousness , all our daya; rore, the Hon. Edward J. Daly, is ah extended holiday have, as Pratt Ordination Films the meaning t o . the holiday.. can nrt. Th M t l 1 Jjury In Balthnora. through Jesus Christ our Lord, to emotional mitoirity, and ability to tomoiToW. “ On this Thanksgiving Day we ta tb « lUaekeBt«r asivss; there are other prices in B om ^jM rel. an ex-officIo member of the com­ A reoord-hregMng Aeld to run- A ; 'Whltnej* A ircraft achcduled best be Btimmed in the following In Connectient whom, with thee t f i the Holy mission and acts aa its chairman. estaUtoh effeetive relatUmshlpa The Young People’s Fellowship must be grateful indeed for the To Put our cost of living index which are The ^von a car­ tor Bridgeport 47 to SI. Rather cut in order to make you better in­ the regular A ltar Guild meeting. informed sources riported tha mis-1 •triimentallty to the United States tutioao. true boundary batareen India and cool *n>uMday and Friday, colder lished, the inveetigatlQ.ii and re­ formed and more tolly aware to Mop CD Flax Cavagnaro Hits Barnes^ Talk ^ rile dropped its dummy warhead govomment,” - m w * 'WhOBSwor you aso tho amug and distlnguiahed Puritan fa­ pet of running pine. We would And POMPON BOUQUEtS Communist Chbia. In our unsophls- the wlntargraens standing up over ' ttM weekend and Warmer port serve as a guide for aubse- our laws. Paralyzed Youth Testifies A Civil Defense evacuation plan wlthtri half amila of its targht offiadded: Saringn aad Loono la Oaenestleot, ther, behind the facade of his quent work with the offender Ucation we had, It la true, the CoiA- through the matted forest mold, Monday.', Is under study by Richard D, Gale, the South Atlantic island to As- ''Furthermore, tharo are about you knesr tho organlairitoa I f hi- PrecifdtaiUon w ill on tba average whether he to placed on probation On West End Sewer Issue surod hy the Ihdom l SavikSi aad pany of the Washington ooits- Thankaglving table piety, was and discover where the ratU*snake principal of .the Hebron, elemen­ eenrion. An A ^ is the first stoje 4-000^ member saringe » d 1 ^ reslly thanking himself for his plant had decided to strike Its roots total on# half to one InOh oecur- or 'committed to a penal institu­ RANGE In His,Coventry Crash Suit tary school, and Jqled RsbUlard, to tha Atlaa-Able. aaooclat^s Insinr^ by .tha Fed­ Loaa BMuraneo Coip., an Ogeoey apondenta who covering the ring moetly about Friday, tion. The pto-sentenCe Inveatiga-^ eral Savings and Loan Iiumnned good fortune during the year, that year. Wa would take our Up who war* aiqMibfteil by the local Democratic Town Chairman SteveFTown Cto.iittmttoe Monday night OK EPW XgOPalLl. EfvTUEIKBNBKs Herter piaaa canferancO that day. walking sticks and flu ff the leaves ______:X;__ _U___ . tion is a thorough probe of the School Board. Thay will me4t. with Corporation throughout tho coun- ”fn Ms 35 year Mntory, ao per­ whatever it was. And we think that offandejr'a life. Including his crim­ CORSAGES^I.OO A 17-year-old TUllimantic youths Cavagnaro today struck out' at the should have bean aware that when And apparently w* also had a part aside where the partridge-berry ran Mascot Apfiropriate rUEL OIL with Arthur Bedard, Civil De­ opinion of Republican Town Direc­ Mr. Barnes aeld this laoue wns Tbsoe Inatitutiqhs havo as- son has ovsr loot one psway tn aa hidden phase of the Ihanksgiving inal activity, his social influences, paralysed from the waiat down In Some 858 billion. Mo holder o f the State D^artm snt itself, and its ahy tendrils, end if sudden School Menus fense director. plan whieh-would tor Gilbert Barnes that 1110 West poorly handled, he was describing Oiicago Plgne oaoooiation InaursA hy tho 3HKX cistom probably persists even gleams df red^ rewardM us, ws and hto general background trom GASOLINE a Covantry aceident^Mareh 9,1968, enable school ehlldren to reach Insntwdaecount hss ever lost AH aeooitnts at tho Manrktw* maybe even part of Mr. Herter Colorado Springs, Col.—An ap­ the time of birth to the time to his' ULRGE ASSORTMENT OP End sewer Isisue Waa “jioorly han­ thq inadequate aettons to prerioua down to this day. "Waan't It smart might put sudton purpose In the propriate masoot, the' falcon, is which took the Uvea to two com­ fthelr hmnes if an hour’s warn­ dled.” boards. . ’— Saringn and Loan Aam d are hi* litanaelf, with us, because they col­ walk and begin collecting a winter conviction. The department does aurod by the Fodara) Bavtajih aad o f me to algn that contract when kept at the now haadquafters of not make recommendations as to POTTED PLANTS AT REASONAtLE PRICES panions, testified from his wheel­ The menus for Nov. 30 to Dec, ing Is received is being studied. Cavagnaro said'the tosue was a ■Tough Problem . Death Toll 11 ‘ laborated to Issue an additioiial garden then end there. This plan may call for reviflon In knotty prbbiem tackled and “ He waa describing the methods Ihatltution, Inc., to Seattin da- Loan Xnauraaoa Oorp., I did?’* "Ck>o4 thing r had that Finally, we Would come to a mo­ the United States A ir Force the dtspoaitlott of the case, unless chair In TpUahd County Superior 4 are as follpwa: clined comment on too aUegatloni ■tatament, the moment the press Academy near Colorado Springs. BANTLY OIL CEMCTERY BASKETS case it turns but that less\than brou ^t to a sound eenclusipn af­ followed when Manchester was fodsral genwriMM one Agured that way.” "That was ment when We would all be giving speciAcally asked by the count to Court yesterday afternoon. BlenMntary an hour’s warning can be reliSd'on ter years. of lack. of policy direc­ (CenthiiMd fitwn. Fsgo OM) by Lefkowlts. •rre e ■ aaseeiaUoBXki eonferenoo ams over. In which Mr. kn appraising eya to some man- Spelled with a capital **F,*’ Falcbn do so. But it does try to evaluate I IMI' \ \ , |\i'. still laboring under Republican certainly the time to make my The youth, Robert Ptoowdy, Is Monday: Baked hash, buttered befbr* an attack. Transportatlbn, tion under the Republleana dofnlnatlon to local government In Baltimore. J. Thomas 3aclal mea- n o f even .whtopering in the cool, 8REENH0USES fourth youtl^ Ronald D. Major, 18, budget and explain it in detail be­ one to those tough problems, and Loan Assn. been a good year for me. I made o f RosaAve., South Covantry, was ry square, milk. fore It is submitted to the town Board earlier this month over pro- on Are and he was attempUng .to aage to Prime Minister Ndiru, and clear air-,, placid and neutral toward our Directors have tackled k and return fb Itidway. ^ 'T can atato without equiyoea- Thanks Service it that way.” 803 WOOnBRnKIE ST. seriously hui^ but recovered. Thursds]/: Meat loaf, whipped by the Bqard to Finance. This, was test from some 326 West Eiidera reached a sound solution.” / It was. In fact, at least several ...... a potato, buttared carrots, bread and tion,” Ellicott said, "that Idaho, 'These are the secret, private Pehowdy tostlAed that he was done last year and proved a suc­ who w ill be asSeaeed. One group w ijl Invootlgate the Prudential and Utah are Insured ^ys before, official Washington a,front seat paasengwr in the car butter, ice cream,'milk. cess. The P T A has sent letters to Soys Talk Tear Into PosalblUty the enginp or a propel­ Columbia CongregaUoa|M Bismed to stop worrying about Mr; thoughts that, warm a human be- M l 9wS947 Friday: Baked macaroni and ler caused toe crash: anptnar to< i by way to binders which have Church w ill hold a opodal Thatiiik Ing'a aelf-astaem, until he hugs which TTbbettii waa driving on the School Board asking eoopera- Cavagnaro’s statement: Hertat'a indlMoatlMi. South St. He aald he saw a patch cheese, buttered roll, vegetobie Uon. ' “The political talk by Director Buckley Students giring worship aorvteo' tomerpaw hlmaelf, and gets feeling no good, MANCHESTER sticks, chsese wsdges, mixed friiit, ■vantually, havrever, ttie far- o f ice on the road, felt a bump, and Brownies Nqto Balp Gilbert Barnes . . . was Chiefly a inii^h —---^^1 tar D. Sponcsr Grow, prorident of momlqg at A;S0. The Rav. Gaorma about'things that he is-willing to milk, . seeing punditf caeca paragr^hing blacked out while the car was A call comes from Mrs. Richard review to Republican failure. Pr^nt Program In the hooe thev^ ra il ororido a M***® •**•* Utah firms, hadj iv.K mwmamEvans -wuiwill mastmim.'officiata. AetlpnaUae a bit, jui'd pratend that careening out 'o f control. ■ _ Jnnlef High M. Grant for yplunteers to serve , “The t i ^ .'was about pne year ta the hope they c « prorido a 1 ^ /fe p,oyo. Utah, that L e ^ Young poOpIo front- Oindsf “ 7 fiielr way to the reaeus, and we BOTTLING CO. Monday; Chicken hoodie soup, on the Brownie Troop committee. late and 'repeated what another somebody else, or something , else, Open. All Day Pehqwdy alleges that the Town The BueUey School Hiankaglv- E^en aa W m ed bodies were M t s ' charg^ea,were ridiculous.’ and ginthaChurchschealzrdlpro- now have an entlraly new and pos­ 10 HENDERSON RD. of Coventry was a|t fault for not ham and pickle aandwleh, cheese This year, two separate committees GOP dtractor tola the GOP-coh- be- may have had'| a hand in things, Thanksgiving Day Ing Program, given today In the ing carried from the ofolderidg Grow said hia firms have not rida SiMoial music tinder toe di­ sibly reassuring version of the incl- M I 3 - 7 9 2 r correcting the Icy situation and square, sliced peaches, .milk. are to serve Instead of one as in trolled Board in October 1958. rection to Mis. Myrtle Wngtart daOt in question. and have Pome airy, perfunctory other hazards he aUegef^ existed Tuesday: Baked sausage pat-, the past. " In . the ihlddle of hia campaign school 'auditorium, was made iip ruins huge- airliners roared over I dealt with too Moroced Insuranoo too devaatatod area. agency for almost two years, and Thelf ealeotipn wiU be ®TbedThe mr eidi- Secretary of Stats Hertar, it is gratitude coming. on the road at that time. ties, applesauce, noaahed potato, The Brownie program la alreSdy for" another political office, the oir narra'tiyaa and; scenes o f the ing IFavee Deehed High.” Chpral Two other witnestos yesterday .buttered peas, bread and butter, in working order, and the program other 0(M* eritlc condemned the One of toe neighboihood’a ahak-lare currently Insured with the Bal- now being reasoned, did not make This is all very human, and activities of toe Pilgrims as they en survlvora looked up at an air-1 tlmore firm whose legal counaal redtoUon to It wiU be by SaUy those among u s. who have not ' also testlAed about the sJlaged icy white cake with cherry sauce, for the intermediates is being re­ mishandling to the West Side mods new homea in the new land. Card and O eo m Johason. Sole- a blunder at all, but. Instead, ex^ SAVE condition of the road. They were milk. organized. sewer, issue at'qn overheated, bad­ plane and shoiltad: jia m icott.*-'' found themselves, at one time or Sppgs of gratitude were sung by "Get up. get up!” — 4 Orow alsb accused Lefkowitz o t lets are Fred Davie, Holly Staa- cuted a .well-planned meo,epyer .in BY THE CASE . Robert F. Dorsey, an attendant at Wednesday: Hamburg on a roll ly ’ hoiidtod phblio meetlny. pupils of/toe .school. another. In such an ego-flexing Manchester Evening Herald He­ 'He had watched that kind of Helwlg’s plane Arst struck the being supported byeastom bank- nard and Warren Fletehar. Linda a faaptnating International game SELFPICK-W DART’S EGG NOG a South St. service' station, and potato chips, whole ke.mel com, A fter Sharon Douton welcomed ColUns Will be . organist fo r toe . Khrushchev had begun the game. mood are probably very rare Im- Leo jni)atreault;.,nbw of'l^altie. chocolate puddlhg with cream bron eorre^Mndent Mhw Susan'B. thing as' a Board member for two roof..to-a 2-story houss and than j ing InterssU who are oppoaed to A T T H E j L i W T Pendleton, telephone AOkdctny years, in silence, he n id , but waa the pupils to the program, all toe across the street into two investment money going West. entire serrids. In surprising fashion, when he him' Ings. The latter testlAed that thS'dee milk, children Joined in "We Gather Uki'Biy Bleady.;.' had been on the road for some Thursday: Spaghetti with 'meat- 8-3454. Anally speaking out In protest. others. It careened a block, far-1 In New York, LefkowiU ra­ self had taken a position of neu- Tet it/ton be pointed out, we "ionl^SiroeSlerNlir "A fte r that proteaL Uie Direc­ Together,” ther, tearing out too tear wall of plied-: ' The Horace W. Porter.iMwrt ' time. / < '^ lls , cheese, buttered green beans Pamela Broderick narrated the -fvtrallty on the Chineae-Indian bor- think, that there la an even richer, Nefto oA Waet Oeater The oaae, being heard by Judge tors adjourned the meeting with’ an apartment, building Sad than "1 have n o . identification with library wiU be open when school hayd roll and butter, astorted fruit, Landing of, the Pilgrims, Sa Mrs. emvenea after Ume Tliank|glvl^ dw dispute, thus, for the evwi more satisfying experience Joseph 8. Longo, continued today nothing accomplished.'’ exploded in ^ a mass of flamas on any banking interest in the East available. ’That cornu If you can with testimony by the youth’s fa­ (The Republioan Director was Carlton’s tklrd grade sang “O a one-story . bouse across toe or. In fact, anywhere in toe Unlt- hoHday. time, falling to bring Russia auto­ Friday: Fish sticks, whipped po' 32 Flee Blaze God BelieaUrThy Guiding Hand.” General reorganisation work ta manage to lapse into' the IhPory ther; Patrldc Pehowdy; his doctor, tato, stthvpd tomato or buttered' Atty. Paul Marte, who accrued street ed States.” matically to the side of a fellow Bari ■Vanderwenker''J^., of; Hart­ General Manager Richard Martin A larga replica of the Mayflower, Hehiriq.tkJtava r ave Uttla clue to what Lefkowitz zaid ha Would wel­ the library, done by a oommjttoe to Communist country Ip an Intema- that no man la an lalan^'aven in carrot, brekd. and butter, apple made by Miss Moran’s fifth grade, went w iM g ta thooe last deadly mothers, headed by Mr8. Jelm ford; and State Tri^pelr Peter splendor with/'mqm, milk. In New Haven of “ doubletalk. ’ Marte was. In the Tong in come Orow’s appearance in New tloia l dispute'. his -best fortune, b iit' tother the liswson, who Inveutigated the ac­ midst of a campaign fo r Stats rej>- provided the setting for tola momenta other than that toe en- York and hia testimony under oath Kozelka, has been completed. Tee- Sealw High tableau. Susqn Palm er' rrilated glno was on fire. in toe New York investigation.' terday this committee met with In return for this surprise/dia- recipient of help.^'tod Inspiration cident (ConUnned troiq Page One) raiantatlve at the time. Barnes’ and sUmulua from the whole <»m- Monday; Breadad'VeM ciiUet, to­ remarks Monday were also in­ hdw toe PUgrima planted seed In radio oonvaraation with toe Lefkowitz also maintained that George Patroe, principa]. Opera­ play of'neutrality byh Khniamdisv, It tvas disolosed in court yes­ mato sauce, palfsley poWo, butter­ and built their homes. ' During Midway tower he declined radar tional procaduiya of thy library plex of human li''*lng going on terday that a companion oato-to and rear stairs and made their way terpreted ad criticism to the town the'eight firms he named '*kiiew Secretary Herter was, ion the day ed wax beans, bread xnd . butter, adminlstra'Uon.) this tableau. Mrs. Gummoe’s sec- aasiatance, saying he had to# air­ or should have known that false program aa It falatoe fo too total In question, making a purprlse dis­ around'' him. . It would make a the Tlbbetto Betate against the milk. to the street through front and and grade;'sang the “.Soiig of port In right, and turned down a school. program ^ ware reriewod. Town of Coventry has been settled “ A few Weekk later, the new land fraudulent itatemonts were play of«Amerlcan neutrality on the n ther fascinating game of cHus Tuesday: Cube Steak, mashed back exits before the flanies Democratic majority aatumed re- Thanksgiving.” , suggestion'.that crash equipment | contained in their own promotional During an tnstru.ctioiial period fo l­ put oif. coaxrt, pending approval by potato, buttered peas and Ck'rroti, Aa n ilia Maria Carlsoa told tha bo alerted. lowing, Ubrary organization and ilUus o f where the Chlnese-Indiaa '^ th that ego---and if played faith­ -'the Coventfy selectmen. The Tib­ spread completely through the spoiistblUty and set about doing Hteratufs. iuid in the promotional fully and honorably—a heart­ bread and butter, milk. structure. the Job that had never been done, story to hb)ir toe Indians helped, The dock in toe 83)4 million ItteratuM''to International (the routine Were taken up with the border ought to be, " . betts Bstoie was seeking 8100,000 Wedhtoday: . Italian spaghetti a feast seane was shown. Mrs. plane’s instrument panel stopped Morocco cemeem).'” . parento who will be helplttg dur­ , This ,say the punditl^ was warming game, too, I f one would from the town. Hie settlement Ag- A muMerby turned \ii tJfe alarm under the long years of OOP mlsr with meatballs, tossed salad, roll shortly , before 7 a.m. when he rule. . Carlton's' third grade gave a a t "5:37 a.m, Helwig’s .body was Lefkowitz said hia Investigation ing trie month o f December. sit down and hqnestly chart down ita d ition a l, iire 'Was not discloMd. and butter, milk. .thrown 60 feet from toe plane started about one year ago after . shrewd on his part, ind dsvas' - The. Hartford law Arm of Cole learned that none to the building's 'T t was. quickly brought out choral spescl^ "Harvest .Feast, tatlng to the Chinese Communists, every last shred of Influence' and Thursday: Baked ham, paralej tenants noth^ed the fire depart­ undeL the penetra'Ung l^ u lry to 1621.” Mrs, Juroa* first grade per­ wreckage. > he had recelvad a number of let­ Maneheetor Bveatag.MeeaM 0»-. and Cole is representing Pehowdy. potato, whole kernel com,, bread ters from people who thought toe Inmbta eorreepeadrito tb a . Pnaeli however much it may also have ep- power, from that of humblut pawn ^ delicious, A'riy. Jerotne M alliet assistant ment. the Democratic Directors' that the formed an Indian Dance. to one’s life’s queen, that had.jreal- and butter, milk. Fire authorities said the blase town had no ayntematie xmetood, After fifth grader Beto Angel repreaentations made by toe eight B. Tuttle, tolsphsae AOedeay zagad.our Indian friends, because conioration counsel for Hartford, Friday: Tuna noodle casserole, firme ‘looked too good to be true.” 8-8488- ly somehow come to bear on''the TV view ing hoUday y is poUnsel fo r OJs 'Pown of Coven­ spread swiftly because the- open no consistent method, for'handHng spoke on ..'Thanksgiving Today,”' It allowed Khrushchev to continue cabbage and pineapple salad, roll Mrs. Hutchinson’s klndargarteh FiiB cra|A move the more careless ego'm ay try. Representing Tibbetto in the and butter, m ilk.. dMrs created a croaSdraft which sewer asaeaSment. In his neutrality. Instead o f ruMi action settled with the tjoiym wqs fo rcM the ^ames upward. SometlBsea it was done one class sang “Tbankaglving'Frttyer,”. ing to the aide of China as -He have thought it was making all by is «asy todoy... favorite By the time firer^en a rfie^ the way,- aitotber time' It was dppe and tha combined seven grade .'Mre, AnsSe M. Soblelo the Manchester law Arm to'Butler, BXTBA TROOPBRS ON RO ieauld have had to do If we had Itself. ‘ . ■' ■Volpe, Garrity and Sacco. interior was a muak o f flame's. another way. classes presented '‘BlesA This . Funeral aervtces fo r Mrs, Ai rushed Into full support of India When one discovers what one Hartford, Nov. 35 (/P)—A; Lyden estimatq^ damage to tha. prepared Batoa House.” 'The. sixth-grade glee club M. Sobislo, w ife of Fred Soblelo, owes to others, snd psthaps to EGG NOG miMted State PpUoe building at 830,000-and to the «on- "rn"The e .Town Couiteel, and a bi- followed trith a song,. '.'A Prayer,” 109 Charter Oak St., were held and all Its claims. .. Our people oan be helpful r were on the. Oonneictlcut- high­ some Indeh^ble .'^ro'vk^ae too, tenta $5,000. The Red Cross was paHUan iooromlttee to the Board, Warren Mosler dosSd toe pro­ yestofday afternoon at toe John Khruahehev betrayed his friend Have plenty on 2 Airmen Missing ways today to handle pre- notified and began aid for Jha gram, aa the entire student 'body B. B uike. Funeral Home, 87 E. tiie.,^'rill of what has Imen acoom- prepitod seww riilee ao thq aa- a little, and so we . betrayed our in planning your future Thanjkagivfeig trafflo probiema. stricken families. / - oesemehts. for new..«eryicc would participated in "Come Te Thank­ Center St. The Rev. Percy 2 hand for the holU^ frlsnd.a little. plishto becomes richer, liot thin­ In Atlantic Plunge be h4'Md-..an the same principles. ful People Come.’' rief, aasoclate m lniiter at South days, . Or, to put it another way, Rui- ner. The more the credit is shared, \ . — ^ • K ," “Striuige; aa-lt may aeem, pre- Tableaux durUig all scenes were 'Metbodist Church, officiated. sla and America fell inm -a little the more solid and lasting 'the I f you wore to droiilate through' all of o)ir 28 oflSoea, .(Oontlnned from Pag* One) riouB R ^ u b llton ^ Boards have done by Mr. Martin's fourth grade, -Burial was ta Quabbln Park sense of satisfaction. The pelf-feels never done thto. T \ Are buy this theory, by which >Her- A freat Buthy ^ p l a anid busmees concerns are secure ' boat crews. • ' strumsnt' for developing joint now ht^ existonce pqqld be worked ter. becomes the sly profeastohsl ilon with other human beings, iri The two. oivtUans suffered back out. for Berlin, Hlipter repUkd; You-get piremium quality shid flouririring today because yesterdiay, they sought the economic aid plans among west­ ban vw had him pegged, for the .pome whole scheme of things', is Injuries and were tkken to a hos-' ern nations, but serious considera­ “It oan be. I'm not sure that It Mobilheat with RT-98 • tbia will.be, I wouldn't predlto that It gsohii^ttt, aa the honeat bungler. one of the soundest hlesalngs that' counsel o f our (^mwoticut B s ^ and Trust people. FItal. . tion will be given jto suggestiedu most eomplsteiy affective fuel by-jNATO Secretary General Paul- necesaarily would be. I-think wo Buttse do have one afterthought can come to us. oil additive in use today. And So, if you as .an individual, or you as a businessman, _ . Texas Tower n —so called be- would like to make a bettef ar, which our own. Suroly If have any oonoem aboiR; the ftitiite, don’t heaitata to eause o f reasmblance to oU drilUhg .flenri^Spaak 'fhat NATO’s politi­ you get premium eerlriot. Au-”' rigglnga r— la one of several radaf cal rtoqx>nstbillttea be expanded. rangemant If we could.” Shop Early For Christmas Gifts that* was anlr^jpation op oaurth gup- twnatic ddiveriee . . . a baJ-' present your problenii'to ona of our people. X, stations. gilMdlng the Atlantic 2. New U.S.-Brttlsh-Russlan .The present positiea to western pooodly trainod'fq understand and aneed payment planand many Coast. scientlAc dlKusslons starting to^ forces in West Bertiii Is based cm othto extras designed to meks . war-won rights o f occqipatlon. Tha I A4>pradata a a ta n ^ o f nautrallty Th e. four, men Were being lifted, ’ ’day in -Geneva are expected to.Pri>- home heating rralig saw-- western powqn supply their forcee da tlM part o f a friwld, that na- from the Mp to the tower in a ylde further info'rroetion on, effec­ there, and ciriilan goods move to Hoa would bojawba. device whlph resembles k huge tiveness of present techniques .in toe city, toroligh corridors eicroBS AT riibber doughnpt 'With 4 deck on It. detecting-underground .nucleer ox- WATKINS Mbbiihoaf RMP Suddenly; the liftin g cable broke plosions. I f aOch 'techniques can­ Communist Bast Germany. I Khruahehev toreatened a year ago atiMi CUpa Q o m t X | A* and the four men'Mto the rubber not be made sufflclantly .effective to- turn ovwi total control of toe OF COURSE, ON'MAIN STREET” Everything frjesh and the best goes f into our doiighnut p lu M d Into fh a ocean. by agreement with Rysria, he said, Corridor to, Bpst .Germany, which avaragd .rapa oan hear The s^^t current Apparently the United States, is not barred might then have closed toe coni' . earried th rlw o A ir Force nien out IndeAnitely. from resuming under- [.,''''^p)litlclaBa and aednomlsta warn Fnsral SsnlM own home recipe.recipe, '■ i. dor: against tte pdrUs of .inflation and Tha ConneoKeut Bank to sight- ■ , .ground weapons testing. f Fdbulpuf FMrniture Dapt, W E G IV E -Barker was reportii)g to tM 3. The , ww t*” ! powers should Herter said that KhrushOhev had rsntaln uninterested. HC can be OSMOND J. WBST, Otieeter rtioved away from tola threat and ■ GREEN ST4HRS ANb TM ST coHPARnr " tower to become its commanding be able to agree hi Paris next that toe Soviet Unhm hi toe pkSt told 'ihait inflation is sn issue’ lii 143 BASX CESnttR ST. bffleer. v * mohths on a propoae#dato for a ' Mltol|HI.«-7tH ,, 888 M A IN ST.. BFSNCIHBeTER ' ORDER nO M YOUR ROUTE S A ^ ^ year had iteyeral Uiiies "admitted ' Open Friday Night, Nov. 27,'l|ntjl 9 P.M. • Bael strike sttuatloh, and the He Is 'the son of Mr. snd Mrs. Big Fdur summit meeting, arid ke oitf legal rights” in:Waat Berlin NORTH B B A N U »-1 8 N. M AIN ST. > Leq^ Barker, Rochester, N: Y. He knows of no pilan.,to delay such ’ JalEM^tion moves hlm^not . -V. • ■ ■ ;; ’\'OR'THE DAIRY '% ’ TheM w e im ^ acta rriileh showed, Seo ear e o a ^ to 'lta e e f g ift Lamps, Deeka, Okaire, R eck m aad Hasoeeka galore! AIm ' But Isthis barbsr bsgih charging MdRIARTY has a w ife and tWo dhlldren, a meeting 'UntlT' 1981, aq London he aaia, tha(xthe Soriet positiim I • V ■' ^ Katherine, 13, and Terrence, 11. reports have opecqleted. .;jf. Badloo aad Pkeoee. Oar arieeftoa to Earitp Amerleaa flhpio Tablea aad ■olck-Kaaek Stmlvaa b ln the siun of |1.?S for a haircut. has "come a e iy long w *y” .ftom oaoietotag to see! 2& O flk e ff~ a fflv in g ZQ'C o m ^ ^ Morgan was reporting to the The Berlin , i^ e epa 6f towsr as utility sit|i«riatendent; He Major topics due'f&r OB-BtoiPt WrtdM discussion year ago. . . to the qulak, by the U a nativa of San .^tqnlp, Texas- with Khrushchev wha& toe/summll - A t toe'iam e tone;’ howiiver. Her- e OF OTUBSI^ E-E e USB Olm ’TJbT-AWAV’^ Itotahitakad U 7« 30IUISCM M H, meeting is held, toPPP '’PMeli Btoant little ^ FUBBAi. m ipoiiYitM RnuM di'oo^ His fathar, Oaear Morgan, lives tn probably' nmt ter did not talk about ahy new iPVHUipLPABiDIB.taari^ew Bvangaline, La. Morgan has a wlfa eprlRg. S itoula which might solve toe die- Ml 3-S135 PhMic Ml 14430; A B |S »dat^tor.\ ' ' ' Asked whether lM.tiwu|lit a new ...... j.

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IIANCHBSTKB EVENING HEEALD. MANCHEaTEB, CONK. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBEE 85. i m MANCHH8TER BVBNlNG HERALD. M X N C H I^^II. (XINN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S«, IM S rN' PAGE, DAILY CROSSWORD P U I^ E BUGS BUNNY OUR BbARlilNG HOUSE with ^ ?MAJOR HOOPl^ B0i»t Com fortl NPWV IMMY r VA CLUCK! VACO IT AdAmp TV -R adlo Tonight WiTHOtff «QMI A m w a r t0 Prut P u tB a OTMnt Da^ains N<^vtfrf»i^ IMMCX Pabplo oiui'PlocM POUNO IN u i r e r IMI TRUCK, n listed by m o p ^ z ? SUTASOUT TMl« ^PUSJt aAtrioua T elevision OUVNOR 6 M(?IA££ ACtoas i;T» Big I_ Theaierleaier tltin rragret*) 00 U.fl^lfantMl 9A6/ CARRiAftO.nS Ar4 AMAZIN* IS WHAT 4MMcooklng some sauerkraut HunUey-Brinkley 10 Ted Steele Show mM A MOIACK HMUMlANft/ 4 you're aervlng the kraut, top,. 'tt TEItPIECBS . ^ beautiful r cup Cs totter or mar- sprinkle over the doui_ A hand Una Up - U 40 1:10 Nehrs .a W CHRHI^nCAS CARDS.' It’S Just TV Resdara OIgMt V M ;00 NeWe;News- Prayer. aaCyUndHeal 1 ■ i 'With some whole cranberry sauce arlne, M H cup honey, operated rotary-, % cup milk, BEE SATUIUMrV IT WEES FOR COMliXTE USTDIO aSBeinovM. nr i r 67 go together, tool \ % cup medlufli;, i'choppM wal- as Sullivan end (Hagw Year Oooaarva nuts. ' ;l ..1 ,.l . ■ It ifowa Gardner IT T a pounds flm pears er the flour, 'Worth kaikatag: Whan jtM use yicm c 8 7 Opening PMday Method: Sift % , Beiide^'' Tbu are cordially invlteditol visit 1 tart appla. baking powder/ and coffee. candy; foetjiMmatU', malfo abao TWISSS: : as Candy IT 1 ’ lufoly sflra thaC Sna bulb doea nqt R ad io : 40-ChUdreh Manchester’s newest ahop^. '‘THE 3 p<^da suiar Cream butter and augar: beat in NUTMe O" on opening day this H ^ciip pres^Yqd ginger; slivered honey and egg yolks. With epoon touch mthe? tha bctfoii|.<>r tha aide (Yhla Sattag/laeluAaa aniy eg iRgv » /■■r- . 41 Nouriilfed R A of the pgn ih which you are cook oabnrte leiigth. Soom aUMoug cxiry.other short •). 43Taite Friday, Novafnber 27. Located CO Dice and rind Of 1 lamon beat In sifted dry Ingredients, In 4 fog the candy mlxtule. IRC-19K 6 W m t —1889 BY DICK TURNER 45 Tiahet *T V"' Tolland Turnpike, oppoelta Howard H cup brandy \ .f , additions, alternately with tnllk; t r y iiK’'*" CARNIVAL 40 Make new Johnson,.'and (^ ratad 'bg Mrs., Peel and chop peSfa and ^>ple. beat only until smooth. Beat egg M Negative word BT Edna Ready, 61 Bmp# Road, Place in a saucapanXwlth sugar, Whites until stiff but not dry; foil Bed^ Yea OM Too Boay S:45 LowaU Thomas 6:11 ghoweasa and News '52 Eye “THE N U ^EX) Will display finger, juice and rind of lemon. Into batter with walnutg. Turn Into Select your personal Chrtetmaa 7:00 Amos N'^Andy 7:00 Pulton LeMs IT pt I Cards m D EW ET-RICH M AN 7:30 News. iij^y------Tima T 'll Gvenlng Deyothma aaChreet liSke CHRISTMAS cards, gifts, candlad iBring to a boll and co o k ^ ttl mix­ buttered loaf pah (2 by 6 by 3 7:41 Bob aad 7:30 Showcase News X . • PRISCILLA’S POP BY^^L VERMEER 54 Hint plus antiques, CmmepUcut Hand­ ture la about aa th id t'w mlhca- inoKea) whose bottom has been lin­ CX>MIPANY< 767 Mam Street, and 8:W World~jfonlmlt 7:80 FamUy ’niHter. SSSoRowa f f n crafts, Jewelry and choice IM- meat. Add brandy! PoPr Iflto atarll- ed with buttered, waxed piqper. avoid tha taet. initiute rush. With p pair of tiiaae hootT on 8:16 Musie Till Otm 1:00 News THAT MUST Bv mii 13;UU News 8:06 Wdrid Today 80 Japanese H i v r PORTS. Tour acquaintance is alh- iaed Jars, stai at once. Paoke about Bakh la alow (335 degreea) oven 1 your feat, you’ll step lively and 13:10 Kosie g;| 0 Showeaaa and Mewe ' ___•. PPeCJVE I SURE TWO MON' cerely sought ' n d , You Kaeer lU a ? look lovaly m a. pretty hut prac- On# VYOULO SiNi ' outcasta 6 half pint Jara or flaaaes, hour and'lO minutes or until cake 1:00 NSWX Off 11:M Musie Beyond lbs M TS ■■# RSiW. SOMeTA/iMS. 87 Diminutive r 11 * teB^^r inserted in center comes out Know the "stiff paak" atagg tloal foot-covering. (Ideal for i r -6 1 6 12iM Nsws femMup VMOULDN'T^ nn Daly DOWN You wouldn’t want a prevSntT on wire rack for 5 mlnutea; loosen To determma it, lift tha '' 6-: 46 Bis Show in ' fl California orangas) , able accident to mar your Christ-' edgee; turn out on Wife rack; re­ ■lowly atralght. up; tkg [or both pairs — small, mtdlum Sf £: “ "iWI IBartlyopen r - 1 pound augar, (2 cups) move waxed paper; turn right aide should stand straight up m poll Ind large alaea’inclusive; full di­ 7:16 Big ibqw ^ i2 Hey mieature mas holiday, would yooT Maks 13:00 News. Sian OtI MARXDWS and toe Pinch salt sure that all your acatter ruga are up to cooL Store in tightly covered or peaka. rections. ' ( 7R ^P-1419 a teaspoons vanilla flavoring securely anchored with ORIP- container. After overnight storage To order, aapd 35o m coins to:— 6:00 Nsws, Westhsr Mam S t atatea . WnO-1919 and Tat stand 34 hours. Drain. rug or carpat. Let dry ovehilght B37. WITH 1W MW You don't need to be reminded fore broiling, baking or tryfog. For lat-clase mailing add 10c DfJVl lifAwrfl Place In saucepan; covar'wlth cold It prevents any rug from sll^ g iak-24Vfi^ MH-O-RAMA thgt summer aulfo and toppers for each pattern. Print NamA Ad- Sports water; bring to boll. Oook about draaa with Zone and Pattern Num­ myestmsnts tSm out from under you. ORH*-TEX \ should be eforail away claan, after For PleaMvefMHOtfdag IM teg . „ - . ’csWtar Extra 10 .mlnutea or until peels soften; keeps the rug lying flat (no more This' atunn^ olaaolo la..del(ght- g “>$AHTimHlNa’’ treatment When you have .oa hand a motet, ber. 7 on Oich Bertel it-i* drain. Chop fine; combine with 9 Have you the '69 Album con­ 7:80 News of the World Tats Ml M II4 \ wrlnklea) and prolongs the life of fi4ly - right ;f r every oboaaion, thgt cleaiUMg tkmroughly. Qreaey f r ^ FRiUTT CAliCEl from the FTNB 8:00 People Are Punny augar and salt Cook alowly about the rug. Spray on an extra coat or You can maka- and vtttx it with gpots will weaken flben and inVUe p a s t r y s h o p , 658 Center taining many lovely deel'gna and 8:30 Monitor. FOR FRISCRirnON BY AL CAPP and BOB' LUBBERS 10 mlnutea or until a aniiall quan­ two and you’ll have a aprlni pride- ^oow .m ur aleeve. moths. You don't want that V Street, you are adequately pre- 8 free patfoma? Only 36c a copy! 10:00 Treasury of. Music . LONG SAM tity dropped Into cold water forms ■pongy rubber paddtog to cushion No. 0379 is for alMS 1 3 H. himpen. :The dependable ONE 'pared with gnch dragi^g fo. SKMM enjoy safety lhsfl«i!ce.‘ by step. be placed In a plgatlc garment bag hoetesa, T h ^ cakes hdve a aat- ASAWr to be atored away, safe from dust which a UtUa .Cwry'* powder , has' ~ ih te For BoUday Nil To order, send 35e in' coins to: lafylng.rich flavor. They slice neat­ been added. Chill and adryt'. on Heap, h i^ the bowie BoU Ont tbe. Oatpet fer Santa Sue Burnett, Mancheater Evenlni and moths until nisJct aeOsen. This ly. Some are pariced .-m a dado. erldp salad graenA llcloue CANDIES and Never before 1)ave there been Herald, 1150 AVE. O f AMERl company has its gwfl' "TWO HOUR rative-amtal tin. Otbem are baked OPEN ALL DAY Bortment of MIXED NUTS (8S6 A carpets In such variety of color, OAS, NEW YtmK'io, n .y ; SHIRT SERVICE PLANT” at in sturdy foil pens and enveloped 14-OT; 'tin) from PINE-LENOX designs, textures aa you’U see now For let-elaae nqiglknf edd^ 10c 299 West Middle Tpke. (near the in pToteotive cellophane fo keep THANKSGIVING PHARMACY, 309 East Centeu at MANCHESTER CARPET for ekeh pattern. Print Name, Ad- Parkade). The men in the family cake f f ^ as the day you bought Theinquirer Street. OPEN ^THANK8aIVING CENTER, 311 Main Street In dmsi with Zone, Style No. and 'Will hike their shirts done the it. ’Winter appiritfoS cell for nour­ IMJOY YOUR I DAY from 8 to 8. “P.aania-. Farmer’ time for Christmas Why not give Siae. MARTINIZINO” way. Try It. ishing PUMPKIN FIBES and CHOCOLATES, wholesome and your; .living room, dining room, The new fall A winter ’09 U- MTNCE PTES. CLOSED THANKS ROAST TURKEf MNNfR m i tasty, are an exclusive here.' Try bedroom and stairway new life sue of Basic Fashion our'fascinat­ Hutsul Fonda GIVINiirpAY-A«D FRIDAY, w»wm,o» //-A4 * the “Home Aseortment’* at $1.60 a and comfort and warmth. Right ing pattern book ip ready now. For maximum safety, Income kfARLOV^^S and other tae pound. Vacuum-packed 14-o*. tine now the THREE STAR SPECIAL Send 36c today. and growth, you should check the *!*Wa « t our ttorlot from vtriout routcoe otaff yutHm of fapcyCASHEWS-are-Mc. Tempt gives you carpeting, padding and Blaln SA etoroe OPEN GARDEN liEStftUMIIT BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELO advantage of MUTUAL FTJNDS When Toaatiag Nnte JUDD SAXON or*. Iroo laneort, ompleyM vfhon thoy eemo In lator* ing and satisfying are the holiday insjUtllatlon for $9.95 a square available at your New York..Elx- Want to toast some sbelled EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 846.BIA1N E n tS iff wrapped !>Whltman!a“ end “Candy yard. YbU can uke up to three Bm Ik Tour Beauty Appolntnunt RAVE PUHm..a Pick up the phone Friday and change Member, SHEARSON, nuta? Spread them In a ahallow MAQSSISLe.l Cupboard" CHOCOLATTIS," Juat years t6 jiay.T^|iCthere is a Santa HAimiLL AND COMPANY/YIS tUl 9 thru Chrietmas. un d e r gfEW BtANAdiaiENT OF M(. HUTCHINS, HesBceN perfect to bring to your Thankaglv. Claus! dial Mitchell 3-8951, SCHULTZ 'orn and put them m a moderate g n m : asd b o b y e n c o a \tdM • ing hoateee. BEAUTY SALON, fo reserve Main St, Mitchell 8-1571. over. I M A AEEUN» BY ROUSON TOUVe KNOWN ALL LITTLE SPORTS DM Ym Knowr yoyr beauty time for your Chrlat- AlONS iflcxjujNTirr Flavor It JiluwPIERMANENT. TThe "iBohaf TOU OOWN~ANP Z ^'a'5 " * “* “* Serving applesauce for dear •Note to new cooks: green pep: M rntm WONT. OCAV, X U STAY. pers are cleaned by cutting in liffaUlbla Cold Wave U specially NOW Tea /we vwow' sert? Addd eome canned pineapple half and ramovlMg aeeds and white priced at $11.76, regularly much tidbits (drained) for flavor and higher. You. receive' refreehing BAKING NtEDS teatUre contrast. ffbem. ivlth' flhlmn and a small ■harp knife.. ■hampoo, cr4me rinse, teat curl, ■oft permanent wave, finished Sweiitani Ar» Heart-Warming Oifto C3i|ta$n)a4 Is'Juat a Month Away With- a' eapi^ and flattering style KARO 27e Your little toroglrl becomes a Mt; Ydu’U want to look your at­ TETLEYTEA fairy princess When she slips into Skip Info YOUR YARN SHOP, (SO Cottage Street, and you'll real tractive best for the fun-fUIed De­ a TW-C»IXARED CARDIGAN of cember. parties. SCHULTZ lemr caocKca Pig . 2'*3Sc o ' ew.VOaMMaBC«» pure white orlon, so easy to lu there la still time to make g OAO$ launder and. priced. $5.98 (sise-S-Sx) hand-knit waarable' for a favorite BEAUTY SALON asks Juat for someone. Knit up, In a Jiffy on big the opportunity fo serve you at BY JOHNNY HART at ANDERSON’S Vras MODERNS B. C. SHOP, 808 Bast Center St. There ■ports neeiHea a CARDIGAN 9$3 Main St FOOD STORES '^ira Z7i 46h KC are elipona enhanced with peqrl. BULKY.- $5.08 or a amart BLAZ­ n« MEST NElOHiORHOpI) STORES GOLD MEDAL FLOOR 5^ 55e BY ROY CRAI^ centered flower uipllquee, so fee ER, $6.98, (complete with em­ Ham Oxmlah BUZZ SAWYER AAUsr >E5U MAKE blem). The "Bemst” kit shows If you want to heat peaches fo UTTD CONFUSE HIS THfcKBgS, THE CRAFTY ES^VITCH ^ TWOSB SUPCaeiV STOPS? tlve...... CM( yet. practical orful SUP- CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD FROMCIS .HI'S •REAT 'IwnwicH^ PER SOX by “Rlpon wiU have you how, fo fashion PIGTAIL serve as a gamiah for ham, put 4 0 . 0 X 4 7 ^ FRENOirS ftimtllNtON. 'creates AtumPlit n o u e s / im H a I 'SCOTT! NOW ' ONB.tS THE the youngeters* kicking up their 'PETS of yam, ao lovable, so themi' In a biding dish- with a little bisqdick" Ti»iwi«f ' Hi UAVES KHUCKLESr4W A/M IJJJ IN UlS WAKE,\Mliat g iwWEYECOrm m a o T iw heels in delight. Cay, cozy warm happy-go-lucky, ypu’ll want to of their syrup and.. some brown Alto SOUND LIKE A SUf MARINE. ' f ‘V CONTACTS ISSMMNK?] INSTAin M . ONCHIMMOIS with non-skid solei, the popular make more than one. 'thie le augar. Heat in a moderate oven LAUNDRY SUPPUBS POTATO i l R uAOuYou (uvs; ^ AOAIN' Roy Rogers’ designs appeal to bright, friendly shop ■where they for about 16 minutes. DRISCO 3 “^136 ... - " ....XpF' i—...... Ill I W I U boys and girls alike. This Is a are very happy fo see ■ you and X BPECTALTY SHOP FOR the IN help you with FMJB. INSTRUC- For Your CbrUtmas "BeUes** NUSOFT 49c J«K.’ FANT to SEE 6X. TTON. . \ Every big and little girl loves a new dreae for-Christmas and the WALirf Lines GONTARINA Ua aeleotion of HOLIDAY TOMATO m I M . X ^ RESSES up to ilse 14 at MARI- NIAGARA 2'*Me PASTE « Farjilv gMAD’S. 68i Mam Street, will have of the SEA your ‘Tittlest fnger lookmg. ador­ UNIT STARCH • mm. EM ItaM din b able aa can bs. If aha la a aiae 6x, AOHOtUOTS HAVE NOTROUHLE HEM BANUCLIAH mawa la* a l Nam itff ' lift! try on the brown print toppedwith i'- S Ic 2 .0 Z . CJSiBMARiNE AT FULL SPEED, FOR' ISUt.MAKES ^/,-U < Krclebiiief’s' MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI belga_imen pmaforq, $7.96. From A TERRIFIC NOISE. X' (ORIGINALLY LAND O OOITON) a green velvet bodice biUowe a full ,, X . HOPE! OPEN UNIT STARCH X % l5c WHEAT white nylon alrift banded ) with GERM ARENY Z!M<90IN(3 TILL M 3 MAIN SrRfRT. eyelet embroidery repeated- .^.on MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONAR.1 you AFRAID UMAkE DERBY LAMBS TONGBE THAT -TrevEN 9 P M jiieaviu. The pink slip showing IMUTTDirRSJUfT (JUSfTMat^hlPNTIHr' BALLOON BIG<3£R. thrinigh tha gray nylon makes ARGO STARCH t KNEW WHAT TPUyAg FRIDAY a lovely color combmation, further 2 ^ 33c « e u .> v PUTTIN' r.» NOW PONT wawy ^ WILL __ MY EAR DOWN CLOSE, TOPUSTffi EXPLODE? enhanced with pink velvet aash NESTEA ______49c :a . X RMS ABLE ID HEAR and appUqqed buds. 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. - N ■■ :-V ■ ine Normsn HlKlns ...... ,,.. Electric b f* t A. C. , ,... 9 Finnish-Ametiban A./C. in the R4c Senior League laat night IPrsd Knndscbur ----- ^^downing a itrong Nik* qoimet, TGEndSeasob Bob Vinton^,-----,...... -1-' Central Conn. A.A. Charhe Oyson- ...... ,.; . . . 'l l Finnish-American Av.,C. i .. 19 Manhattan College *'”C- , W l Fortin got them off to a feat Dick Brtmlsy ...... •■ New York, Nov. 25 (/P)— • pslmgnant injury, la alaobing tha Indians' drive for a sec­ •tart in tha opening quariar by WilK Triumph G«rrv Vichl .,.>.■••>•<..... 8 St. John's'University ...... — Dhattached Fifod DoOlling, one of the most among the *siiRlon’s leaders in ond atfalght Ivy title. tOeateg In three quick hoops aa the .7(«in A. Kelley ...... kickoff-returns, having retumsd He gained 182 yards in .36 at­ tasao man look a lS-4 iirat period Br MORRIS SIMONCELLI John .1. Kelley i...,...... Boston A.A, ljflc backs in Penn’s foot- ..... —; Bcown tJniversity 14 for 396 yards. ' tempts In hts tesm's first vfetery lead. Frank ButUus, a tower of ’fomorrow morning fit 10 ;80 Robert Lowe ...... history, topped the 1859 His best day was in Brown’g atrengUi under the boards for the I.... 71 Boston A.Aw G in five Starts, a 9-0 upset o f Har­ fit Efi8t Hfirtfon) High School Dsn Dunlop ...... Ivy League football All-Star only victory, a 16-4 upeet of Har­ vard. The Indians didn’t lose an­ Esao nve, was injured in the sec­ ChsrHe Bredenton Jr. « 83 North Medford Chib I* i 61 d, Mfiiicheater High’s ! 28 Waterford High ' F ifth W in team today in the judgment vard. when he gained 117 yards in other game to finish the Ivy sea­ ond period which enabled the Nike Ron MsrDonsld v...... 22 carries. ^ son at 6-1-d, and fi-S-;! overall. to <^n up and acora IS points to ootbfiU t«am will done out Dsve Williem* .. . 30 Springfield College ' of coaches and writers around the coma within'ftve of tying tha gamo . . . 26 North Med/offl Club EARL YDST league.. Total. Offense l 4«d er Only Offensive Spnrk ts -1959 schedule with its Bill Marot : . .. . • ■ • • ■ • • Singleton, who led Tala 4n win­ Fedarapiel, a rapidly improving at half time. Smooth working John Poeton ...... "... 62 Waterford High .Man to beat in, a record The 178-pound senior from Vai- Harold Brainard Was inaorted Into traditioufil 'Ilifinkagiving Day . . 14 FinMsh American A C. ning Ms first five games, has Junior from Philadslphla. teamed ;ame against East East Hartford Dennis Llnehan ...... breaking field of entries for pariso, Ind., who has rushed for the Eaao lineup and ataadlad hla Al Cross ...... 29' 'Unlversify of Connecticut V 1,476 yards in three vsrsity sea­ wrapped up the league’s total of- with quarterback Tom Vessel as mates to hold the advantage. Ed lornats. ^ Bill Powers ...... 22 Central Conn A.A. the 23rd Five M ile' Road i sons, plays his flrisl game-itomor- fenae lead: fhiiSblng with. 721 Columbia's only offensivs spark. Oulakl, high man with 16 pmnts for Tha Indians, aa well aa East Frank Barnes ...... / ..... 52 Central Conn. A.A. Race tomorrow morning i.s] row ■when Fenn meets Cornell in yards: He gtilnsd 548 yarda. pass­ He set a league reewd for catches Nike, went out on fouls in the third Hartford wlU ba trying deaperats- Sam Perets ...... ___ ; ..... Central Conn. A.A. Young Johnny Kelley. The Philsdelphia to try afid break s tie ing, completing Si of 57 for four vrith 80 gdai for Sll yards and period and from this jiotnt on the jy to finish their reepectiva tea- Dick Cabral ...... — Central Conn. A.A. , fdr the Ivy League lead and win touchdowns, and ran for 176 mere three ID s. Nike steadily fell behind^ Mns with a wUL Both have poor ...... — Central Conn. A.A. Groton elementary school­ in eight league games; Sefcainsky, who atsfted the year BOX BBLEKEWlOB Dick tirson ...... teacher heads a field'of 126 entries, Its first tiUe In seven years. Dave ’Airlmigton (10), Ikip Miko- aeaaon records, with Manchester Gene McGrath ...... 48 Central Conn. A.A. " ITie KsflUworm. HI. Junior was aa a reserve, was rated a tremen­ lelt (11), Harold BrainariJ (IS) and wlniUng two, loatng five, and ty­ Central Conn. A A . ■ a new all-time high. Post entries DooUing and end- John Sejesin'-' Aertned the moat improved player dous defensive player, and than Elmer Robinson-----... will 'be accepted for the Thanks­ sky were the only Quakers oh the Fortin (18) all played outstanding ing one: Bast Hartford has * woft James K eefe...... Central Conn. A.A. oh Yale’s team by Coach' Jordan came on aa a fine waasiva block-. games for tb« winning Esso. but one, while, losing six times. fTghiing h My BuVineee North Medford Club giving Dav ’’sports spectacle that first eleven, which also included Paul. Phinney Jr...... starU at l6;30. StllrUng and finish­ Oltvar, who had him d o ^ aa the er and pass catcher. Oulakl. Jim Jonas. Rich Avila and It might MiPMU* that Manchsa- Get in Bowl Act tinattached , ' thTM players from Yale, two from No.' 2 signal-caller before the see- The Ivy aeoond team baekfiald Paul Phinney 111...... ing pBlnt wip be bn Main St., op­ Dartmouth, tied with Penn for the Walt Twatchman played exception' tar would have a alight edge, but ■James Couciil ...... Electric Boat A.C. son. - An injury that permanently Includes Bin Oundy, Dartmouth’s ally good gamea for the Nikas. It must ba romembarad toqt Bast FeotoaU teams fram eeofit Hamilton College _ posite Schbbi 8t. ivy lead, and one each from Oo- sidelined Art lAiVaUe gave Single­ nifty quartefbCek; Chet (The Jet) Tonight’s games wlU find Head Gerald Meisner ...... Sponsors of the ^rnce for the lumhia, Prinoeton, Cornell and Hartford plays in a faster league. aoast„«rlth Imprassiva Floyd Wm Take Match Boh Riisrell ...... • ■ • Central Conn. A.A. ton his chance. / Boulris, of Harvard; Hugh Scott uartera Co. meeting, the West ninth time. Nutmeg Forest, No. . S r o i^ . y The hornets have coma out sec­ a n afiXlonsly awaittag Duane Merchant ...... Boston A.A. Hts beet day waa against Pvinoa- of Princeton and Yale Captain Sides at 7:l5 and Tclao and Jajre ■eaasfi b4wl, Mds but tm Unattached. 116, Tan Cedars of Ixbanohvwin BaeldlHd Oheieee ond best to Hartford High, New Gerhardt .Tansaen ...... ton when he completed all eight Rich Winkler. • • 0 London, Buckley, Weaver, Hill- ehasW a FoUee O n iism . ram* John Golden ...... ManchesUr Harriers turn over all proceeds Collected to-, Rowding out the baoltAeld wtth tries for iPS yards aiul a touch­ The second team ends were MIDGET ijEAGUB iar season wbrnere of tha Without Gus’s Presence Manchester Harriers morrow to the Muscular Dys­ Doehlng u Yale’s quartertmok house. and New .Britain.. Their .lav Boris ...... down, scored anothar, kicked three Hank Keohane of Harvard and Jon Peck Lumber came from behind only win was ovw Norwich. HarL Midget taague, a fnWl Md haa Rrid MacNicholl ...... New York Pioneer Club trophy Fund. Tom Bteglston, heltbeck Jake of four ektra point trteo and paaead, Greenawalt of .Peon' at ends; been extended aipd accepted. . North Me/lford,Club Kelley, now running with the to score a 29 to 25 win over Paganl ford High, to# irnly common op­ Boh Cummings ...... Crouthamel o f Dartmouth and for a two-pointar. Dartmouth’s. 8am Bowib'y and Bob (Mtereri laht night in the first ot The Craloen will toko pfiit Nfiw Ycirk, Nov. 2B (/P)-^TUiy6 PfittffrsoD wsats * ebi Jake Brederson ...... North Medford Club Boston A.A. has won the Man­ fullback Paul Choquette of Brown, ponent, also beat Manchester. The Crouthamel, who broke Byi Rob­ Asack of Columbia at tackles; two gamea.- Ketth’s Variety also Indians wars also beatah by Ma­ tat the Midget Football itowl to win bfifik the world hohVrWfiight titlfi fr6m Ken Ames ...... 6-7 Manchester Harriers chester race four times previous­ -jn i*: other and is Bob Federspiel erts school rushing mark of 1,205 Terry Lensner o f H ftvard and Boston A.A. finiabed-atrong to pull out a close loney and Platt of Meridbn, Con­ gama SMurday aftasnoan hfinfisfioi find if hs hfiS to d6 it without the suiiport o t ~ Peter Conway ly, tying the record- held for years of Columbia. Princeton's Gordon set In 1948-49 and has gained 517. Dave Fberiey o f (Tornell are the win'over Ma'a ft Bill’s. -SS-SO. Unattached by the now retired Joe McCluskey ard and Windham. Brlstol’a two affolast Hebekea, N X . raUftW- figer Cus D'Amfito, thst’s wbfit hell do. .Tames Wade ...... Batehsllor and Yale's Harry GUvar in league competition, has guards; afid Penn’a Ron Champion Bob Constantine (131 led Peek Gome Mere at Stovens' Taeh 17 Waterb'ury of the New York A.C. Young schools, Bsstern aad Central, pro­ The next move now is up tat ' '...... Joe Kelly .. 1...... ars the tackles: Henry Gerfsn of been moat instrumental in lead- th4ms centsr. to their win with Mark Oakman Btadtom will be 2 o’clook. Charles Vincent ...... Hamilton College Johnny has represented the- Unit­ vided Mancheeter with Its ' two 'Johansson—er possibly the oourts. St. John’s University Dartmouth And Warren-Bundstrom (8) and Bob Patulak (6) also wins, while a tts game was played The Onilaen will leave tha toe way. I c ^ l t to my famltohad Paul Pulete ed States In the 195S Olympics' o f Cornell are the gtiatxls end Mike First Team turning in a- great game. They In a telsphone Interview wtto 1 owe It to tha p u l^ . Z 'want fhat Hamilton College Player Bchool Home Town wltov Hall- Eadt Side Beo Friday at 12idS Pl)il Hinellne ...... and twice he competed In the Pan- yyis of Yale'Was the unanimous w g t. a a s s were down 18-11 at the half but a B. ty bos, made avallaMe the Assoelatad Prow, Pfitterson, fight 1 would Ilk# to gat that ttOa Maurice SchWartssnann Conard High .. American Games, settin;? a new Federspiel . .... Columbia 194 Junior PhUa-. Pa. All Senior Team Who has been traliilM fOr fix Manchester Harriers ^ ehoieo as center. great third period enabled them to East Hartford Coach Hafik Olar- rea^ the eenrteey ef Bd- bSeh.” Francis Golden ...... record In the marathon last- sum- Batcheilor ...... Princeton 195 Senior W aAtngton, D.C. forge ahead and pull out the much Weeks at Newtown, O ^ . , said Patterson Is so dotonnlnod ho Thomas Leonard ...':. Westfield Legion DoeUlng has broken a record set Gerfen ...i. ...Dartmouth 190 Junior Dea Plaines, Iowa di. wlU field an all senior teem/ weard itoyee, owner of the SDs m»> In'the Pan-Am In Chicago. deserved win. Paul' Quasnitsehka vor Lane Bne Oe. grimlyi didn't «voh j ^ n to teurrupt Jda Bill Grogan . . . '...... 78 St. John's University Kelley -Was HI a year ago .and un­ /by An'thony (Skippy) Minisi in the Pyle ------. . . .Yale 216 Junior Winnetka, lU. Last year he lost his entire line Md' Fairfield University (10) and Doug Shorts (H) were A polloe eeeort wHI meet the "I want that fight avan. If 1 training for ’rhankaffivtak-m stM John D o y le ...... able to run here. He holds 13 Na­ /snkMO’Is when he gained 1,386 Sundstrom ...... Cornell 195 Junior Medford, MasS. backfield, a total Of IS of hisiuvt can't have.Chis wtto me.” Fairfield University / rushing in three seasons.' mglawa^ Calif. the malriatays for Pagani’a Two 22 players. He describes hlaila teteam bns OB too New Jersey Side ef he'd prafsr to hatsiFAniato Iq kto , Ray Schauster...... tional champfonshlps. Oliver" ...... Tale 240 Senior lu t minute half raising shots by D’Amato'a Itcansaa aa manager comer and that he’d glva Ow • . Ray Gagne ...... University of Connecticut V He is only 37 yards bshind Sektnsky ...... PenA 196 Senior Milton, Pa. belosBlow, par, and says ha has no the George Waahlagtoa Brldffe. University of Connecticut V Fine College Stars ()iuumltschka pulled them within Tha boys will ba pat up far Sw and second ware ravoksd by toa «haro of too puno'H th a fi pasKto)- . JuD Llnask ...... 59 Cboquette as tha Ivy’s top rusher Slnglctdn ...... Tale 190 Junior Reifilworth, 111. outstanding griditers. Oiardi haa New York Stats Athletic Commis­ University of Connecticut P The 28-year-old youngster will aqd eould take the tlUe tomorrow. shooting distance but Peck rallied his team rjin from a sihgla wing. night 1^ the famniee •iblo. Ho wWdn*t taka anothar Ernie Irwin DoaUlng . . . . . t ...... Pann 178 Senior valpariso, Ind. to win by a four point sion on Monday. leaving Pattaraoa lonaxar. . Karl W 'eisjraber...... University of Connecticut F probably receive his sUffest com­ DMlllng hes ruHied for 518 yards Crouthamel ....Dartmouth ISO Senior Parkaale, Pa. They will also do sohia paaslng. Hoboken playera. Georgetown University , petition from several standout col­ Richard Macaione (18) led all A pamm ndll be hoM at noon free to sign for his osrn fights er abauld I Mva SS l/K par Joe Lee ...... In tv y competlUon, but has 626 Choquette ...... Brown 205 Senior White Plains, N,Y. The East Hartford coach, a .vet­ taks on finother manager. DTAmato . John Salciua ...... ManCheiter Harriers ... lege cross country stars. Including aigainst ail opposition to rank 18th scorers. Lee Williamson (10) also eran o f eight BchoIasUc-aejuMins, Satnrday In honor of the game, cant to oomaona 1 don’t knawf” Manchester Harriers' Bobby Vinton of Georgetowm Uni­ 8eeo]id TewSi Yale; Beriinger, Pennt Sadusky, soored heavy for the winner*, with' looks for a good gams. He noted and a bowl qneeh wffl be said ha would taka o«a)rt action to ha nskad. T U rappsaant mFWtf- I. David Donovan ...... nationally. have toe Ueenaea restored. I. WUliam Smith HI . . . 73 Unattached versity, Grady Crumplev and , Hla Wggeet days were against Cornell. Jeff Neilaon and Dave Rohrback that In any traditional contact erowned. Mjr inwysr, JuUna Npvambar, srOI E—Keohane, Harvard, Greana- playing good floor games. Dick Johansson, who has said ha pn Douglas Sharpies ....'. Unattached Gerry Vlchl of St. John’s Univer­ Dartmouth when he scored both w alt Penn. Tacklea—Cummings, Penn; Bu- either, team pan win. Followtng the game, a roeep- ba my advlsw." t., Kenneth Sm l^ ...... Manchester Harriers sity in Brooklyn, Bob Ijowe and touchdowns in a 18-0 victory and drewica. Brown; Plllabury, Har­ Constantine (10) and Frank The Hornet’s squad la high Hen and dance will be bdd ferrad te give Patterson toe first In Gotoboig, Johsiimesi rMfsd X. T—Bowlby, Dartmouth; Afack, Kopcha (8) and'Duke Hutchinson Satorilay night. After ehnroh crack at his titls, returned te his 1. Robert prean . . . . . Unattached Blil MscArdle,.„of Brown Univer­ In the 8^ victory over Brown Columbia. • vard; Kula, I^actmoutb. lighted by Co-CSptaih Lea Bel), an a quaatlon whothar ''VMMhi ntid 1. William D rean ...... Unattached sity. . Guarda—Boye, Dartmouth; Ore; (6) both did the bulk of the scor­ Ail-Oap)(ol District Conference Sunday m e i ^ g the beys will native Gotehorg, Sweden, yastar- hit aaaeototoa hava oomndttad when he scored once and rushed Q—{.enzner, Harvard; Feeney, 1. Thomas Talbot ...... Dartmouth—Unattached 'Vinton, * former Manchester for ito yards in IS tries. co. Pmih: Brodeur, Columbia; T 6- ing for Ma’s ft Bilrs. Danny La- halfba^ last aaason, and Quarter­ attend a baaquat In their hon­ day to eonoolt lita advtasr, Sdwbi thanualvat ao that nor aodtssot 1. Bill Carroll ...... Unattached High star, has been the No. 1 har­ Cottiell. briner, Princeton. Gacs and Larry Seretto turned in back 'Ernie Hutt. Hie Coach’s son, or apd than Mod for home. Ahlqulst, and to prepare for a tqer with tham la worthtossu'* ‘ ch^uette, jirohetoly the league’s good games idso in a losing cause. r. Rl«3»ard Stack ...... St. John's Prep rier with Georgetown this season. Bsoet' underrated back who has C—Champion, Penn. Center — , Bsvetez, Prbieeton; Paul Giafdi, plays both In. the* of Latin Afnoriea, * ' I. Thomas Celandine .... St. John’s University A- member of Georgetowm’s Na­ played with a team that finished Backs — Gundy, Dartmouth; McColl, Columbia. hMkfield and at en^. Pbumod Tslk Today Ho planned to talk .today with Ha an d ^S S ^ J. Amos Kpjala ...... Boston A.A. tional championship relay team, seventh m the league, has gained gcott, Princeton; Boulris, Har- Baeka -r-Ravelel. Halaay. Har­ Lqst year Manchester and East Baseball Crowds vtsor, ladlMttod J. Grady Grumpley...... 10 St. John’s University the kmky Vinton waa 10th In the History of Manchester's No. 1 Sports 804 yarthi In eight gamM, and fin- Harvard; Winkler, Tale. vard; VaaaeU, Brookins, Columbia; Hartford tanglad hare In too firet Joe Tapper, farmer axaeuttva-sac- St. John’s Freshman retary ot t)ia Nisw Tork Commis­ mant with Tqppar, who etoim^tha 1. Joseph Lang recent. 104A and 16th In the NCAA H«ss tomorrow a^nat Colgate. Hanlon, Koval, fihaw, Penn; Tay­ feotball game played on toe new backing ef three AmaHeant wnith I. Tom Durie ...... Conard High Interobllegiate cross country tests. The White* PUlns, N.Y., senior, HoneraMe Meatten lor, Oorhell; Sacha, PHnoeUm; Memorial Field. The HOmeta In National League sion. who hopes to gat his name on }. Richard Packard...... Boston A.A. Rozycid,, Dartmeuth; Kangas, spoiled toe dedication ceremony by a icohtraot far a remateh with Pat- In great shape, he -wi^l be making who once wes advised to give up Ends Koetelntk, Princeton; If ingamar algna wtth Tsspar, (. Russell Behnett ...... Harvard—Unattached his first start here since placing feottNUl or suffer the consequences Strickland, Dartmouth; Pappas, Tale; 'Tyler, Brown. taking home a 14-8 win. Through­ Propped Last Year taraen. Me also wants to consult i. Mike Bigelow ----- Boston A.A. out toe years this has been toe "law ^atlaUats” about the status iwarrer, VslaUa ttkaiy wlD^tssr seventh in 1955. byBetf Graoge to create lagfil chatoelas. AJid J. Fred Conway — .... St. John’s Frosh St. Jt^n’s standouts, Crumpley moot crowd pleasing game on. toe Cbicinnatl, Nov. 25 ( ^ —'The of a contrast . hold by Vincent J. Donald Shanahan .i . Waterbury Harriers Indians schedule, end weather per- 0 ’Amato, maanwblla, to ahaQfm- and Vlchl, were 10th and eighth National' League’s attendanca in Valalkb auecaoser to BUI Ksoon' 1. Richard Whitehouse . TT Maine Maritime Academy a year ago here. Lo-we, ctnrent Pro FootbalVs Rtt^hing Ace Q. Ihere .was considerable talk mttUnF, this year shpuld be no ex aehn as head of too firm that pro­ tag tha authority qf tlto K o w jir k 9. George Terry ...... Electric Boat A.C. New England champion, has com­ earlier in toe season about Colum­ ceptlon. , V. 1969 declined 170,396 fr o m 'to e moted toe first Johansaeo-Pattar- OonuntasicQ to ravako BotopM- 9. William MacArdle .. . Brown University / piled a great record In college been collected for this worthy cause Msm bia’s so-called muddle liuddle. Just SeStion Bow Out 1958 figure )>ut toe total of 9,994,r •on fight laat Jimo. tlia matter may ha to tha oeari- St. John's Frosh By EARL YOST * . Other National champions who<4 li Bruce McCormick .. . competition. honored Manchester with their in nine yeara on a pass the hat and what consUtutM a huddle 7 Thc lddians -want this game bad 200 still 'was toe third highest In Tha champion has said ho wants rOonu a leog tona. 2. James Currier ...... tinattached ly, both to avenge last year's loss, And Johaitaaen atUl aant aal- Pete d ose Out Fifteen years ago one early presence at various times include hope for the beat baala. Brovm on Way to Title A. Two ei> mote oShnstve play toe loop’s history. no part of a fight premotod by 3. William' Schwab .... Brown University ere groi4Mfi together behind the •ltd for a final -victory for the 12 Velella and that ha doesn’t Intsnd lact tha 9182,006 dpa to htai tor I. Robert Scharf ...... Unattached , ' Defending champion Pete Close, fall evening, several m^a Charlie Robbins, a practicing M.D.. All Volunteer Help seniors who will he playing their Official figures reported today ^it the .Middletown State Hospital. Not once, alnce 1945, when the WOMEN’S USAOUE line of eoftamnage wltUa 15 jrardr to fight In Miami In March. All his first tltto fight, whiob hfii MfB 5. Stanley Tieman ..... North MedfOrd Club formerly of St. John’s and now gathered around a table^at final game. Backs wearing the Red from National League headquar­ hald In aserow to guaraatag wra - with the New York , A.C., won’t Ted Vbgel, Jess Van Zant, Les writer aaalsted In the promotion, Standings of the baU niter It has been spotted ho wants la a fight with Patterson 8. Mark 'Lauer ...... Conard -High the Manchester Army, A'^Navy Pet. ^ tha referee aad fideiareftAeady and White for the final time will be ters showed toe 1959 paid attend- In iui unsmlrehoil background. tum fight Altar ona aorettHMtofl 7. Hugh Lauer ...... Conaril High be able to competa He is current­ Pawson, Fred Schoeffler, Tommy has anyone, runners or officials In W. L. But" Won’t Set Record Ck>-Captain Dick SylVister, who iuice was behind only toe 10,164,- Club to draft pldns for the Crane, Johnfty Lafferty, Bob any capacity, connected with the Whits Glass ...... 17 10 .630 . -0______for #|ay. Oomlng out hnddle, PaHorson/ In affect, throw In- af said Ingtsnar could ptok. It np 18. Mike Schermerhom . OMfard High ly undergoing basic training with has been iqoved to quarterback 596 toa loop drew in 1950 and toe any tlmt, Chairmna Mama Btos- the Marines at Quantico, Va. He revision of the Five Mile Road Black, Pete Close and Bob Vin­ Road Race received one red penny. 'Walnut Rest...... 1 5 12 .566 an Bhiyere of the offSindre team gemar’s worda right back at him. 19. Leo Zani...... Unattached .510 Philadelphia, Nov. 26 (A>)—Cleveland fullback Jimmy Bsust come to a etc^ for a aeooiid for this game, and Fullhacks Sal 10,388,470 it drew In toe poet-war Fighting la my businesa. I don't Iswleh said that wasn’t right tha K). Wesley Sargent ..... Unattached . led 8t. John’s to the leant title last Race. Little,did the group know ton.- Old Johnny Kelley will be Operating costs—prizes, souvenir Kaye’s ...... ^.....14 13 Lopes and BUI Bombardier, line­ boom” year of i957. that in the ensiling yfears that the makin,g his first- ajipearance here program printing and filll course Hobby Shoppe ...... 14 13 .619 ^rown has passed the one thqjisand yard mark in ruehing before the baU^ anap^; know any ether,ho said. 'T owe It mciiey haart haan rstoaead yat II. Joe Packard...... Manchester Harriers year. men finltoihg out' .for the Indians The league’s biggest attendance and thara’a anothar towMdt 12. Fred Krawiec...... Manchester Harriers Former ohamplons besides^ Kel- foot race in I^nchester would Thursday. For a quarter century turkey ’ i n:n e r s — are realized <3ties Service ...... H 15 .407 but he’ll need plenty more steam to better his 1958 Nations WhjMclo tijevlslon cameras to myaaif to get that fight and. I .370 will be Ends' Rudy Wojnarowlcz, >rlor to the end of toe World War tonatsned If It to- 1,3. Bill Landon ...... University of Hartford ley who will run include Charlie groyHnto one of the biggest Inde- the little Bay Stater won many, through the generosity , of Man­ Ttircotte’s Bseo ----- 10 17 Football League record of 1,527 yards. .' awing away from dlaputas Oo-—It hoiffoiir feulf. : IS'llor 104. John keibish ...f...... '. — Unattached collage races, he inust be consid­ college, high school and club run­ peting for 34 prizes Inr all. The But 1 . In scoring.^'mtbby Joe Conrad polk^ that fifdHa and' dispntea opportunities for''toe leftoanded Started In 1927 A new high triple waa rolled by yards in each of Clevsland’s threl of the Chicago Csirainala moved Los Angeles, San Frencisco, hoover toe New Torii Knieks to toe Rnieka on lo two-y 105. Thomas Neldhart ...... — Danbury AAU ered a dark horse, ners In the country in action. The first 25 finishers will receive in-' remaining games. were not to he shown by eamsrea Sylvester, who is also toe team’s start haattag toe Syracuoa Nats if ataa charity toaasa. 108. Frank Murphy — Danbury AAU Although he won't finish among starting and finishing lines will be History of the race can be traced, dividual merchandise awards. Also, Alice Beebe 135-127-857. Other from see6nd into the lead with 66 eovertaig profeeolanal games. top runner. Pittsburgh and CSnoInnaU shewed 107. James M urphy...... — PETE WIOBEN high scores: Anne McNeil 139- Quarterback Earl Morrall of ts; Placement kicker Pat • they want to make the playoffs in Oana Skua teased to 48 dotato Danbury AAU the leaders, and most likely will on Main St., opposite School St. JOE McOLUSKEY back to.; 1927 when Manchester the first two three-man teams will attendance increases over 1968 but for Detroit aa the natosis over- 108. Patrick Taltman ...... ' .— , Danbury AAU Recreation Department officials get special awards as well' as the (842),'iR «th McIntosh 189, Kay Detroit took over the passing Isad, imersdl of New York Jumped Cinclhnati had toe lowest total for the National BasketbaU Atsn. be last, a favorite wdth the crowd The one-day promotion has come bered 25 to 30 during this period which is based on average gain per (NBA) come March. came .an. early Ctafitail6tt“ load. 109. Marshall S haker...... Danbury AAU wdll be Amos Kujala, now 69 years a long way since’ the first Five Mile This record Was matched by Yoiing arranged a . meeting with Pete first two high school fintshern., -- PerettS^135; Helene Dey 128, Amy from a fourth place tie into the toe year with 801,298. 110. Angus Wootten ...v...... — Lebanon ’ Johnny Kelley, out of New Lon­ Wlgperi, Manchester High track with several hundred fans .the beat Plrkey 116. and Anii Fldler JIO. pass attempted. Morrall has 'corii- erunner-up spot with 66 points. Milyvaukea’a attendance drop Sj^racuaci Gia^team the Knlcka Shua made 16 field geata of age. Kujala, out last year with Race was run- on Thanksgiving, Also, 'Frank Harabiirda, who 111. Wayne Vendetto ...... — Lan-Tan Harriers’ don and Boston University. Wear­ and cro.s8 ccuntry coach, and map­ turnout on any one race d'hy. part in the 1927 race and who is pleted 35 out o f 77 for 676 yards Summerall Seemid Four College Grid .Conferences was toe biggest. St: ’^Louis, Phila­ must beat out for third place lii fouls with two of hla freo a broken neck, has taken part In morning in 1927 or In 1945 when ,and an 8.78 average. ' toe Eastern Dtvlalim ta ordw to toa aeon at 16-Id aa tho 112. R o^ rt Bourret,,...... i".. — Rockville . ' 12 previous runs here. He insists ing the colors of the Boston A.A., ped out a course which' took the Provided l>ncal Interest now a turkey breeder, ;^ill give DOUBUC STRIKE LEAGUE SummersU’s three field goals delphia and Chicago .also ahbwed 113. Rav Crothers ...... 45 the event was revived. Ualtas Far AbM^ make toe playoffs, -made It eight roUtag. Jack Twyman, Lan-Tin-Harriers he'll be In the starting field. , Last year there were 121 en­ Kelley is. a strong favorite to runners through the wooded area Fifteen years ago, Donald Hem- turkeys to the ' first M'anchester Staadlnga smd three extra points in, New. attendance-dsenases. 114. Wlillam Tiiylor Jr. .'...... _ Una,ttacfied Far ahead, however, in' total Bring J'itle Races Down to Wire straight over New Tcric last night aa uauah; toppad the Rr^rala wttli Of the top 16 finishers a year tries but only 90 showed up on break the tape first Thursday at Mt.Nebo, off-Charter Oak St. ingwsy and Robert Hathaway of runner to place an^ to the first W L P' York’e vietoiy over the Cardinals Over the entire loop,'the aver' 20 potato. 115. John Donnelly ...... , .^ V ago, only three wiH be back, Vlchl, morning. The first race was strictly local the Army Navy Club apear- Mahehester High rfinner to finish. Merrill’s Market 2* T .7 yardage gained b^ passing is Sunday hoisted him Into the No. age dally attendance was 17,847 in This time the score was 120-107. 116. John Kulac ...... •...... — UHiartford Turkey Day at the starting line, Johnny Unltas'of Baltiiqore, wlm The Detroit Pistons, -the West- Cnimpiey and Fried Kandachur of 88 following winner Pete Close-of Next to McCluskey, Kelley rates and for high school boys. John-Mc- headed a drive to bring the race Presentation of Awards will take" Clark Motors ...... l* 1® -J 2 spot. Brown, who had led last 1959 as compared with 18,582 In 117. John. DiCommandrea ...... — Boston A.A. the Finnish-American A.C. who top billing. The little Irishman Cluskey, Joe’s brother, won, the back. Local intereat -in the form of place 46 minutes after the race in Maneh. Engraving .18 15 .5 has 2,274 .ykrds'on 14li - oomp}e- week, la In a third place tie with New York. Nov. 25 UP). — Fourft Its a head-to-head struggle be 1958. . em Division taadsnl, whtplwd too 118. Paul Cartel ...... — lan-'ran Harriers St. John’s University acrosS the tiPns ou t'01.- 260 passes attempted. college conferences which ’ take tween Virginia Military (4-6-1) Cinetanatl RojnUa 104-91 In the Bser Ftmeral Rites placed ninth. Vlchl was eighth, finish line.. The entry list at the boasts the'best record of any man blue ribbon. Eight boys suited up a 'contestant w.as needed and the Franklin Building Cafeteria. Corranti’s ins...... ‘17 16 .5 Tom Davis of San FriuiciSee. Each 119. Allan.Ridyard ...... Manchester Harriers Crumpley 10th. Kandachur and in the history of the race. In and a crowd of 100 watched. WIi Charlie Robbins was the man who .f Ous’s G rin ders...... 14 19 .4 He also haa tossed for 24 touch­ has 60 points. pride In their close and impredict- and Virginia Tech (84) for toe only other game of too night Both 120. Paul McNulty . . . i ...... — Unattached moment stands at 126. 'Post en­ Thrijls. There' have been many- downs, only four short of the Southern Conferoiee crown on r w WIVES LEAGUE contests ware, played oa a double.* Sammanto, Cattf.,' Nov. 36 Norm Higgins will be among the tries -win be accepted. The record eight appearances, Kelley, holder reh is still an. important figure gave the race the new life it in qjy book. The top three, not nec- PontlcelU ft Sons ... • tieP Carpentef of Green Bay re­ able football competition, bring 121. Robert Cullen ...... — iBoston A.A. top club ninners. the race, serving as race director needed. A Manchester boy,. who nfhgle seasbh record set by Chl- tained first laee in tha punt re their title races right down to toe neutral field at Roanoke, Va,. Standbigs header befbri' 7,860 at Madison —SosM 1,000 porsima froto all-i 122. Raymond Ruddy ...... — Conard High' - - ~ numtoer of contestants la 91, set of 13 National titles and winner egSarily in order, were: (1) Joe the natkm paid thoir Baal ttibato of the marathon in the recent although he retired in u blaze of developed into a fine runner at , Results: MerriU’t 8. Correntl^-,'nOf cago's Sid Luckman In'1943. turns with an ll.fi average and wire Thankaffivlng Day. No TItte Baarlagt ' W L Pet, Square Garden In Now Twk. 123. W. Daln Oliver ...... ,57 Harvard Old John to Run in 1957. McCluskey’a feat of coming back Unltas’ Uirowing plus the fact A year ago toe Knieks wen their to format aoavyireHht ckaamton -Making his first appearance here The Turkey Day Road Race; M Pan-American Games, has scored glory several years ago from his UConn and later went on to wHt in 1947—15 years after his last 'asrk 2. Ous’s 1; PontlcelUA 3, Art Powell of Philadelphia did The holiday games, dwindling The rest of the Thanksgiving Spatulas ...... 84 8 .886 124. Ed Hamlin ...... — Harvard • teaching and coaching duties at numerous NstiorisI chsmpionshlpa, the Colts have, three players likewise, in kick-olf returns with a program consists mainly' of tra Double Boilers ...... 26 . 14 .650 firpt nine games against Syracuse. Max Baar yaatorday. Baer, best- 12,5. Dick Hawkins ...... — Harvard wrill be Old Johnn.v Kelley, a vet­ it is often called, is sanctioned by four firsts, two seconds, one third win to break thS tape first in- a In Importance and number In re­ eran .of more than ' 25 years of Manchester High. Wlgren turned Robbins was Just what thjf''Aoctor star-studded field.. (2). The’ closest among the top five in paas receiv"; 29t9 average. cent years, likely will be deciding diUenal games with no bearing on Rollliig Pins 19 21 .476 Then came an abrupt ravaraal. tag'nblg down: prbiM, wna laid to 128. Wes Hildreth j... — Harvard the A m ateur Athletic Union and one' fourth place. He is the read wtto aoleian cowiBony dcDow-.. racing and holder of 11 National current National marathon, 25 and out many fine runners, including ordered. race in history, the 1946 event won with a 151 single and » 896 trlpla Ing are the big reasons the club Don Chandler of New York factors in toe Ivy Lsibgue, South­ titles. Flying Saucers .... 14 26 .850 Syracuse took too toat tore# games (AAV). Ken Montis had. a 867 trlpla has suddenly surged, into a tie with maintained, hts hold oh ths ton 0 >ffee Cups ...... 14 26 .850 of toe rtoOUar seaeon, bant too tag a qutet fnaarel In a pstvato crowms. A great marathoner. Old Although Hbme town-products 30 kilometer champ. He holds the McCluskey. Robbins, FYan and Only .eight men r^rt'^ln the 1945 by Charlie Dyson of UCorfn. He ern Conference, Missouri Valley - North Carolina and-^ Duke and John twrice won the Boston mara­ George Leary, Bill Murch, Pete race,-but 40 showed up the-fol­ broke the tape one second ahead San. Francisco in the Western t)l-; spot In the punting dlvlslm with and Southwest Conferenoa cham­ Skillets 18 27 .328 Knieks two straight In'toe play­ chlmi. He died of a baar^ attack were highly instriimental in win­ course record of 24:20 set.in 1953. vtslqn race.. . a 48.0 avsrage. I WiUiam and Ma’iV and Richmond ta HoUyirood Saturday at 'ffio'age thon. ning “a major share of the first Cloaa^ and Bob Vinton, to list a lowing year in rain and snow.-The of .Alan Shaler of Hamilton Col­ Y Oduui LEAGUE pionships and in the namli^' of offs and now have won the first Olympic Representatives _ few. , >• meet in a couple of interesting ' Rreulta; Pins-4, Saucers 0; Cups three gamea tola eeaaon; of SO. Jack Dsmpssy and Jeo Louis, Young Dennis Llnehan of Rhode races, when a majority of the run word was spread that the Man- lege and Bob Scharf of Trinity Col­ Staadtng* one team for a major Nevf.-Year’s though indecisive Southern olash- Island, 14.th.last year, is one of the Both McCluskey and Kelley have Starting in 1929 the Army A cheater Five Mile Race, was un­ lege. (3) Any race in which Amos L P et 8, ^klllets 1; Spatulas 8, BoUers 1. ./The Nate took an early 20-8 other oaa-ttma . ehampa.' -.waire ners hailed from’ Manchester, this tasted Olympic ooinpetition as well Day bowl game. es. The first is toe National TV among tfia moumars, wtm tamdad Scoreboard Since ’45 finest schodlboy ninners in the is no longer the case. Signed entry Navy Club stepped into the pic like the run of the nnill-road races kujala, now 69 years of age. -runs. Bobby Sox .... 0 1.000 Best tingles were rolled by Dot lead last night'arid made It stand as rangy Hick Hart of the Phila­ Lions^ Packers Renew Series If Texas, rated the No. 4 toam Game of the day. Ivy League up. Johnny Kerr led toe Nate with poUtlelafia,Npac|>)a hs whaa) chatas i ^ ' ‘ . East. Among the high Schoolers, he blank* ■ have been- received from ture and assumed the sponsorship In -other pants - of Hew England. Twelve tlm.es the Harvard, Maas., 'Blue Jeans .... 4 .600 Farrell 121, Dotty Stark 118, and can expeot-^plenty of competition delphia Track Sc Field Club, little 4 .500 ik .the nation In the taUst Associa­ Brown plays Colgate , in a morn HUma McOomb lie . 22 points on nine field goals afid aad etib aoouto. Year Top Three Fitiishers Winning Time aa far North as Maine and as far and Was the driving force behind The average turnout each “Turkey resident baa competed .and each Dungaree! Dolls ing game; Wyoming, with toe from Manchester's Ken Smith and Nick Costes from S.llppery Rock Day of runners up, to 1965 aver­ 6 .375 ted Press poll, can win from Texas 'West as California. the promotion until 1934. Joe Me time he haa finished. Kujala, wav­ Plxlss Tomorrow Noon in Video Tilt AJiM tomorrow, they’ll sharettoe Skyline Conference title clinched, 1945.,Charlie Robbin5, Herb Stevenson, Fran Leary 26 :10 Jay Boris, Bill Powers of Avpa and Teachers College and Gordon-Mc­ Cluskey was the big draw, such as aged better than 50., In tne' last ing his Hands like a butterfly in Pony Palls .... 5 .376 Ray Crothers of Fitch Only the world famed‘'’Bqston Kenzie. Hart was first here In .260 Southwest title with Arkansas plays Denver and Miami (Ohio) 1946 Charlie Robbin.s, Tom Crane,-Joe McCluskey 25:09 Marathon on Patriot's Ds^ in it was. He won In 1930^ 1931 and three years, 89 ran in . 1956, 77 In appreciation for thte cheers at the Hdsh Puppies . 6 •There are two brpJJidr acts and 195]5, Costes,won In 1954 and Me 1957 and 89 lastiyear. finish lihe haa always been a and au^omatid&Uy gej the bid 40 and Cincinnati stage, an IntSr-con 1947 Joe McCluskey, Bob Knowles, Jess Van Zant 2 5 :02 Beantown attracts more entries 1932, a string of triumphs that Was Detroit., Nov. 26 (/R-^The De-aWaablngton but must beat an play unbeaten -^rabuae In the ference clash. one father and spn-'Team entered,. Kenzie was among the top three matched b.y Kelley: in 1951 thru Sponsorship changed hands nine heartwarming sight. Bast Boorea were rolled ,lomn 1948 Ted Vogel, Fred Schoeffler, George Ten*y . 25:03 Mark and Hugh'Lauer. of Conard for a non-colleglate race. And only finishers' in his two showings here. troM Lions and the Green Bay old B rigie Stadhim Jinx In tola Cotton Bowl. Two colorful and traditionally 1953. When McCluskey dropped years ago, in 1951, Nutmeg Forest, • Turkey Day Road Race, if you, Chapman 104-112' (a new’ high ene. ■; . 1949 Tom'Crane, Fred Schoeffler, John Kelley .. 24:48 High and J9i1i and Bob Drean of the Boston’^ Marathon- attracts Paokers, with little to be. thankful ; Can Tie by'Winning hard-fought games head the Sat more sp_.ecta:t'ors for a foot race An early favorite was a brown out of competltfon to give someone )No. 116, Tall Cedars-of Lebanon, havep’t ever seen it. Is quite, a double), <3heryl Beebe 82-8jl, Ltada Only once in the last 11 years 1950" Fred Schoeffler, John Kelley, John Lafferty 24:55 Norwich^^'are the brother duets. 4itepping in.' All proceeds on race spectacle. There’s plenty, of room Texas Christian also Can tie for urday program. that foUows. MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY PayJWPhinney Jr. and Paul HI, age For the past five years, more than skinned ,^ndian from Westerly, else a chance at winning, interest Bellefleur 90, and Linda Taft 90. for, ' except that th e' aaqson' will h*'’* Paekars defeated tha They’re Army vs. .Navy before 1951 John Kelley, Tommy Craiie, Bob Black . . . . 24 :30 R,I., Ellison (Tarzan) Brown. Al- divlndledxii'nd the race soon lost its dfay during this Tall Cedar era atjthe starting line and around the the ohamplonzhlp by beating will be running .once agal.n. 10,000 annually viewed the holt ' , ' : . ^------r—.. I ; '• soon be ovre, tangle here tm i^- “xii*** (jt Detroit.-That was in 1956. 100,600 spectators at Philadelphia *T A ll >T*sEi • m m K uitn ssnss 1952 John Kelley, Austin Scott, Charlie Robbins . 25:3^ tiiough never a -winner , here. appeil/Sind. after the 1934 rpce, the have been turned pver to the Mus­ posted course foi everyone. It’s the row. in . their annual Thanksgiving when Tobin Rote engineered a late Southern Methodist Saturday, but Phinney is tra6k coach a t . Man day sport.s spectacle. Police esti­ cular Dystrophy Research Fund'bf, No. ,1 8port*.,,eYfint annual in this under: conference procedure Texas and Southern Callforala va. Notre 1953 John Kelley, Charlie Robbins, Nick Costes . 24:20. Chester High. mated 12.000 were out to watch Brown was one of Aiherica's lead­ hollda^y sports fixture became an Red ^ox Only CluB Day football .game. . drive that produced a 24-20 vic­ Dame at South Bend, Ind. Weatherman says we can expect ing marathoners. event of the past. Entry list num the Tall Cedars. Nearly $5,000 has City o f yillage Charm. A nationwide, telsviaion audi­ tory. gats first call and. Arkansas sec­ -,1954 Nick Costes, Dick Hart, Fred Sdjoeffler .. 24:42 the thin clad harriers the psst two ond in event of a'tie. So TCU Other stickout games Saturday 1955 Didk Hart, Johnny Keljey, George Terry . . 24:28 cool Weather with Increasing cloud­ turkey days. ence. and a-crowd o f about 60,000 Rote ts quarterhacklng for the Include Boston College-Holy Cross, iness. ’ ' The Manchester race has come a T o §how Dtecliiie wlU iWsMch toe goings-ofi between Lions now; but no one knpwa also has accepted a bid to play 1956 Charlie Dy^on, Alan Shaler, Bob Scharf . . . 25:34 in the Blue Bonnet Bowl at Hous­ Georgia.TOeorgia Tech, Auburn- \lmost ^iiythittg ^iutomoHve* The* old record for entries was long way, since being revived. In these two National Football whether he wiU be handling the Alabapia, Mtsslaslppl-MissiBSippi 1957 John Kelley, Pete Close, Lew Stieglitz . . . 25:59 131, set last .year. 1945 aftei4 a lapse of 10 years. in Gale Receipts Leagua down-and-outsrs. Game Job 'nmrsday. The Uone’ coach, ton, Dec.- 19, and Arkansas''N has agreqd to ploy in toe OatoF Bow) State. Vandcibilt-Tennessee, ’ L. Morgan J‘ortar heads' up the after setting all kinds o f records sUpp^ to third place In the s i d ­ The Ltooe, who haven’t'* bean He has used .Roto, Earl, Morrall OOrnell tie would leave them dead­ 'ina4k>n'\^ll be at the East Side locked, but toe Quaketa are ex­ Soccer Tournament enters--, the have besm asirigtied to., adsist -in timers >vlth Bill Brainard, Bruole Rec on School St. at 'Manchester High, went on to ings, led the league In attendance able' to untra^ toepiaeivea aU sea­ a ^ Jerry Rsiohow in -what could semi-finiti round here tomorrow. - tha Five Mila Road Race Thanks- Watklijs,-, Art Smfth,’ Win jPorter The raCa ia sanctioned by the new higtfji'at Fordhaffh University with 1.622,08(1 at home, and aJM son, will be trying to bounce b s^ be his fnosLlMsWshrpua aeaeon with pected to go all out for a vietory Unbeaten UniverSlto of - Bridge­ l^ving. Ganaral Chairman tVUbert and B^nie Sheridan his helpers over a team that has Split even AAU- Attractive programs vrill be and later with the New York A. C, .r . paced the leagus pn the road, after one of the most frustrating toe Xibnr, and toa iasUlto have port (9-0) oppoees West Cheeter Hadden reports Pete Wlgren will WiJP <^rke, Fran* ’Whitman, Bob distributed before the, race. A r in United. States and world com drawing l,9fi7,'B8. aftenioam in: their hlstosy. They been aq disoouraging that tPUson In six Ivy games. Teachers (Pa.).. (9-0-1) and St. SMin serve as race- director: Rowland,''StAnley Bray and Ken 'Tlw Missouri Valley Confer­ iangements hava been made to re- petition. “He represented! Uncle Of the eight teame, only Boe- more than doubted the yardage ia listing a (martorback aa hte No. Louis (8-1) meets CCNY (7-1-1). ■•to’ •wlgren Is the ralired Hanidieater 'Wlgren- are Judges at the finish lay the progress of the race back Sam in the 1932 and 1'936-Olympic ton falleii to show andnereaae in against the Chicago B e^ last 1 for 19 en ce lUte toe ;B6utowest. could T h e con tn te ertll be played a t High tra-ok and cross country fline. Scorers will be Jim Murray, to' the starting and finishing line Games In’Los Angeles and Berlin home attendance, sUpplng 92,945 Sunday, but gave away toa belt Tbe rest of ths N FL tikmis are wind’ up in a .three-way tie—-and toe University of Opnneotlcut roach who turnad out manj^ fine Jim McKay, GlI Hunt, Fhm Lea^ '{da short wave radio. If w d when,* track H411 ot Fapie to 984.10>9. ' ■ - elirht times or fuublaa and Inter-. aohaduM for SuiMlay action, th e It appears' ribre Ukidy- Tforth which win also bp toa scene of toe : Individual runner^ and champipn-.' and Fran- Rieder. Fredlettph*: ( 1 ) Young John is istarted.'ane of the. candidates Cleveland enjoyed toe h|igeat oepUona and lost, 24-14. front-rumdng BalUmree Colts and Texas State ..and. Houston' have cbamplonaup battle on Saturday, ship teama in hia pearly 30 years Registrations will be .handled .Kelley. (2) Vinton. (3) Lowe. (4) will -be • the spindly-legged ‘Mq increase laat sesaon, drawing 1,- It WM Detroit's sixth kMS. Tha San Fraaclaeo '40ecS' iMt thetr eomplsted conference competition The three Eastern and aaa Mid- W. Middle Tufripika Near Broad, Mfinehastor at the School. '. , by Ken Jacl^n,.. Ed Weiss and Vichi. (5) Keefet 16) Crumpley, Cluskey who won 25 national 49T,976 compared 'with only 662,- lions have two victories ever tils Wsotam DivjWob laads, toe. Obits with 3-1 records.' Tidsi' can join 'Rfeatem taama- have survived fltar.ler wilt be Herman Schen- Feta Frey.' . .J. • (7) Higgins. (8) KandschUr. <9) championships during his great 808. In 1958.- Pennant winning Chl- Los , Angeles ' Rama and a tia antertalnittg ' the vlctory;«twed them by beating W ichita j 0^2-1) In opening round mdtehea, ta which PHONE Ml 3^148 ' : ,, . -Pol^ce--ChicfJim”., fiaafdon, .-will Llnehan.- i4»b-Robbiqs-,!---- .' _ ':2a jarieer wid was hangiaiLfitLis Ail -eitoa- boo#t4d-4tsUmma,galft-fi2^ ja»lh*tiJPlttaburgiL. ______iWretstn-lavlaton. laadfi the Colts: BringqpAft p.q ^ ehlafand.f^r years a cl<^ follow- be,;^marshs] of the opuree, Ha.WtlL America traglt.*"4 field teams. 6W to 1,423,144. i Detroit was the Tnw two taama have .had oply •ptsrtaiidag toe victory-atarved game when toe. aquation .waa re- an overtime; West Cheater blank Sr of the nwe; Robert'i^ugah wil] ■als: GUI and Chsrlla GilL rapes la one day,, the Manchester race four Umea. ) *”^8 ■ ' *• > / • ' ' ' I \ t-f' t ■ ■V' I. ♦

HANCHBOTER EVENINO HERAtD, MANCHESTER^ CONN, WEDNESDAY, KOVEMSER.25, ltt9> PAGE ICAKCRE8TER BVENINC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., H ^N ESD AT. NOVEMBER 25. 1262 HoRsee ter Seift l i I « r Sisla 72 Lota lor 9«ki " 7 2 Loto for Solo 72 z Reporters M oTliit-»TnM ldiitM rUURE UUOHTA BE A LA# BY rAGAJ.Y .M i JEO im ilii 51 58 UNION STREET, Mane:iiS t e ir LOT FOR ^ aala 5; on raanWdlBd T m tim u iM 63 4 CAROL DRIVEZRoeketna. fU .- 1-118/ room Cape, quiet S t b r u n 27702. each. T me MAK DVffffRW riO'MOlHM.t SilT 4nrie 9MA^,MMONOT»ln^ singto M comptete. MI 8- II B e e n N a m e d AUSTIN A. CHAMBHn^ Cb. Local* TMMOMA'MAOATlMf MI 8-78M. to haoemant, large kitchen ahd 618.600. R. IP, Dimock Oo., MI ntogi BU «478fi. CLABSiriBO ADVERTISMENT PEPT. h o u r s moatag, packtiuf, atoragh. Low I^ASOUTAmi Ulff A PASt S(W f o u r ROOMS; beat and hot dintog area, many cloaeta, garage 9-8245 or Barbara Woods, MI BAflT.'MAHtFOto, —2 ufita of Butgers Unlvaifity. tuA B24 T ft 6 .11 86 lota 1(— FBlIer ARB YOU OOtniDEROfO S:15 A J I . t » 4:JM) P .M . • rata .on 1 ^ dM uico movaa to aSati40i.trtcH “wicT.'MAyse. water, good locati(^. JA B-8on. and patio, immaculate condition, 9-7702. wfirkod for tlM Atemiy Part, H. J.. 48 states. 84187. SAMGS--M' .must be aold. S, A. Beechler, Real­ teant.«>m. Muiyuiuiz “An; to real aauUU’ 5BLLINO YOURUR PROPBRTTt MMiE iMQWI! Miwdoil Instrnmenls ^ m Press rato fi' wfiskly newapftpar a} CALlOlKC PTVE ROOM apartment, including tor. M l 3-6669 or MI 0-8082. m —VERNON— 6-room taueb, > T<'(Mgran, Broker, M l 8-0881. • Wa.wlU appnlaa ydur pnpti Toma Rlrtf, N, J.. before J oto^ MANCSnSTER Moving and la c k ­ SIX ROOMS for rent i d 94817. heat and hot water, 8 bedrooms ftrsplaces, 17X16 ft. Uvtog room, free and witebtit any oMliiatk;tWn. MlaMal Atoa, aon o f fpoeWUst S.C. find COPT <3U»IN6 tmE roR AD)^. BSTET CONSOLE chord OfVana->- 'the Wortd-T«Iegram ateff to 1944. Kuhnoy. 2fi04 Oaklawn ttvd.. HominU, Va. Ha waa ininM IiM Itoi flMDAT WiW AJM.-'-SATCTWAl • AJl. ing com pany. Local and long dia- only 8180, full aise cablfiaC full aisa oh .Mato Street. Parittog space, 82 (VEST CENTER St. 8 separate built-to oven and otove. Garage’ INDUSTRIAL LAND-EaM Hart­ Wa also buy -or caitt. lanca moving, packing and ator- rebigerater and atove, MOO. MI apartments, solid structure, ex­ %-acrb 1^ . Near new elementary ford. 3 adjotatog l(>te to'induatrial Member Multiple Listing OliniRm- is j^form ar nanagtog IS at Fort Laa Base Hoepltal, % rt Lae. Va. His matsmat keya, never needs tuiQng, electric, BOLTON — im apart- editor of the F7««ipkl, N. J., Tran­ pandparm to a n Mr. and' Mrs. Edward F. KaDebar, fil aga. Regular aarylca throughout world famous by^Bstey. Come in ment, heat, motitUy. 94807, M l 8-4987. cellent toveatmeat. full aiectrlc ■chool. R, F, Dimock Oo. MI zoos. ReaaoaabTa.. T(xijfran,-%ok- OTANLBY BRAY. Ranltor PLEASE READ YOUR AD N ^ England StatW and Florida. power. MI 0-8820 tfll 8 p.ra. 9-8248 or Barbara Wa reporter on Rd. His paternal grandparente are Mr, and Mna: B. Ktagalay and try it a t 'call for demonstra­ MI 9-()876 or Xuhhey. 1032 rHenry 8 “ ■t MI 8-6868. ^ tion. Bgay terms. Melody Music 9-7702. I BWtata.' kG 84178 ■a Oakhuret, N. J., psMr. ' ; A i r «r* IlitMl MW tiM p »w » M • c w L o c itto n s PORTER STREET- 2 flats, extra Co.,.>ilc., 164 Asylum St.; Hart- large oil fiirnacea, fireplace, t-ear' IV-M AN CRBBTER- Ovanrtzed 8 9«pay Marla, dfiujfltter of Mr. and Mrs. Rlcliasd FaifirMp^ mf ghtaU rm i Ma a i tiM r t tS T DAT IT jOrij. CH 7-41188. THREE Ro o m apartmaat, heat. f o r R en t 64 ■BPOKT CSKOM la Hum fw Mia aeit Phtfittnig— ?? AvailaUe Nov. 15. MI 8-0067. garage, excellent condition, MI room Cape, 8 ftotihed down, 8 Corvantry. She w «i bora Nov. 17 at MaiMbaoter MtMoMal « 0 > r M ir DNS lawrrMt w aaMtlai HEAR THE Kinsman spinet organ. i TR-OUNUnnONBL) 8-roora offloa. 9-5229 till 5 p.m. unflniahed up. Attached breeze- «t)» maternal grandparmte a n Mr. and Ifirs. EfiiHufb BOCTERIOA^AND interior painting way, one-ear nrtge and drive. RockviUe-Vemon ailkaa ealr la tlw aatnit oC a and paperbanging. Wallpaper Finest of home organs. Lifetime LAR(iE4 room apartment, heated, 100% Main fltibat location. Parit- MAN CHESTER—Appesltog 6 room fairi J " !* " * * - and bar patenul. graadpaniite a n Mr. sM __tha TWoa at Deluxe ahimvram eombtoatlen full tovoatlgatiw to toauro fm fK lira Barklav Partridn. Nokomis, Fla.~ I wMMi 4a aat boob; Guaranteed workmananip. enjoyment.- Dubaldo Music Cen- with atoVe. garage and bte yard. liy. ItaHoir'a, 887 Matt St Cape, fireplace. Liuge lot. Alum­ treatment o f Mr. Cook.” Ho aald IbT ' gaed* bwerdaA. t e ^ 8 l W. Middle Tpke. Call MI Near achooto and bus. ChUdren ■ereena and' wtodowa, fireplace, Rekaonabla ratee. Fully Inaured. BMAUi 8TORB.” Can be aeon from inum aiding. Gd house, good nicely laudsemwd lot Bxcollont Gleason, who la net a Guild mem-1 Fast and courteoua eervlce. Leo welcome. 812>m^thly. MI 9-1046. Risley t6 Investigate \.^lw ur Marta, daughter ^ Mr. and Mn. Joas]^ ZMsfiasr, Mata fit. Parking. Apply Marlow’S, neighborhood, good flnanetog. conditioii. Cohtixl locaUoQ. A true ber, ha(l. asked that the union not| RgnjM HIU Dr„ Vernon. She waaliorn Nov. S at IttrtfcKti Bd> J. PeUetler. MI t-688g. IF YOU'RE looktogScq; an apart* 887 Main, 815,800. MadeUne Smith. Realtor. value at only ^,900. R. F. Dimock intervene in his behalf. GUITARS —Servdral Used guitars MI 9-1642. pita!. \H er maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo ItoeH ^ " S S S S S S d” * W o I m i 3 - 2 7 1 1 THOMAS HABJUniK^ - Painting tor sale. Excellent'coqditlon. Very ment or looking for tmumts, eall Co., MI 9-8248, Robert D. Mur­ ' Of Engineer fi^Rural Area The TV program. WNTA-TV'sl East Hartford. Her paternal grandparents fira Mr. and rlEfB reasonable. MI 9-7888. J. D. Realty, jifi 9-8640. SMALL OFFICE for rent. State dock, MI 8-6472. > •‘O ^ End,” was a panel discus- Lao Diahav JJountry Lane, Vernon. She, has a brother, JoN ^ sno decorating. Equipped and Theater butttfliig. Reaaonable, In­ MANCHESTER-Dutch Colonial, 8 fully Insured tor large and amal rooms, one-car garage, ataam skm of a recant article, “The I J r„8 . Sem eeg Oftarad IS SPINET PIANO—like new. Win 08 W. MIDDLE TPRE.-4^ )r ^ quire theater manager. Ml 8-7882. V—BOLTON—7 room custom buUt, The potelbUity of.the Town oPto^Bpington Ava., BMtag^. was Shame of New York.” by Cook1 foba Workmanahip guaranteed duplex, heat, hot water, electric heat, good location, finit time on' custom designed ranch home. M a­ with reaaonable pricea, Ml S-S487. ^liMkiSSr ■acriflee for caah. Write Box S, market, built in 1929. Priced-to Vernon hiring , an engtoeer tsrf anaated last night on a.charge of and Gleason to a special laaue Oeatae Anx, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. WitUam F< Raasay, 9E IM T —Wotnan'a diamood ecUtalre CONNIE'S TV and Ra^e Service, H erald / atove and refrigerator, garage, BUIUBNO 84x24k 4 floora. Ap- hogany trim througbout, M ft. aggravated assault after a die- roodmately 8120 square feet, sell, 618,000. Phllbrlck Agency, MI either full or part time worH>1U the Nation,, a weekly magxatoe. Hsndaa Rd. S h ei^ bom Nov. 10 at Hartford RonItaL Her ring initials D.T.I. Inecnbed. In- available, all hours: .. Setiafaction JKTERIOR and tntorior painting. Mo4 monthly. Call MI 8-3W m - Uvtog, rdom, aei^aUi front en­ turbanefi at. a' Market Street guaranteed. Call MIB-»-l8lB. ' fore 8 p.m. Sdeal for storage warehouse or 9-8464. trance hjtiL Selling for under be toveatigated by Fint The article' was critieal''nf the! matomal grandmothstK(a Mrs. Ellenwood Folger, Milton, Mfioa.' band. Finder please call MI Cellingt reflnliihed. Papeihanglngipeniani man Oeorga E. Risley. tavern. city’s handling o f 'Pllle 1 atom-1 Hsr patorns) grafidmoUieit is Mrs. Edward J. Raavsqr. P orehfistfifc 8-1848. Reward. __ - )r books. Bstii Wanted—To Boy 58 Urtt manufacturing. Call MI 680,000. Fen* appointment to sea Wallpaper hooka. Batimatok given, HUGE BRIOC 5 romn ranch, 8 TJie suggestion, m ^ by Risley He was taken to Norwich State clearance projects.- Maaa Shs mm a brother>WUtlam Patrick, 17 montiw. ElJRICIROLUX^wners-Free pl<»- I^Fi^vered00' by Insurance. Call t h r e e ROOM apartment for rent, >1919, caU R. F. Diffiock Co., MI 8-6845, up lusd dwiyery. Prompt frletw y baths, double garage, 2 . acres at tha aeisctinenyJineetlng last Hospital for obaervatton. Police Carey McWUliamfi editor of the I ■ - - I/JST — TIGER Angora eat, 6 Edward R. M ee. Ml 8-lOOS. WE BUY and sell antique and used heat and garage included. $80 per- or Barbara Wooda, MI 9-7702. months old,» vlctelty Adams and aervlce on your Electrolux (R) furniture, china, glaas, silver, pic­ month. MI 9-9515^. l a r g e JTORE at 26 Blrcdi Street plus, high elevation. Make otfer. night, met with favorable response ■eld Thompson Had been drtoktog Nation, said to a/aUtemont thatj RlehaH Dow, son of Mr. addMi*- Rlchanl Roekwslt 'IB Losl* cleaner^ Also featuring rug wash- Hel2 Wuitcd—Msie 36 Articita For Sala 45 HooschoM Goikto 61 A p^y M63dpw's, 867 Main St. Near Carlton W Hutchins, MI 0-8182. Vm-MANCHB8TER -New 5% from the retL™ the Board. and “brandiahed a knife” in the hrook.Rd., West Hartford. Ho was bom Nov. 13 at Hastfltol ' West Middle Tpke. Can M l 8-88S3. PAUtHNO AND paperbangtar ture frames, guns, attic contents, tavern kitchen. A window was the bribe charge was not men­ fl^ r scrubber .and wrxex;. Good Mean workmanirop at re-- whole eetates. Furniture refto- 148 COOPER HILL—6 n om diiplSK, Main St Parting. room, ranch, basement garage, The setoptmen felt that an en­ tioned In the magaaine article. He I H o^ ta J , Hia maternal grandmetnhr to Mrs. Erwin H. aarhl8fi% . 5 o u 5 $A n Thot air furnace, 8 pot ONE PLACE setting, Wso cake excellent-condition,, oil bluner, gw 610,000—WEST SIDE, 2 bedioom broken to the fray. t Haectrohix authorised sales aonaMa fatat. 80 yaars in Man FULLER BRUSH tshed and repaired. Furniture Re­ ranch beautiful trees, near bua, Choice location, buUt-ta Stove and gineer UMti^ed because of Uie in- said the magazine had received no I 164 Wadsworth Bt. HIS pats^jul grah^ether to IBIfs/Hoiaootii: l o s t —Gold dollar on a ptai. Re- service. Ml 8-0848, JA 14108. type oU heaters, small air com­ ■6ntot^.,.8tetUng R ^ e -'solitaire. rage, children. 6108. MI 9-6176. oven, ceramic tile bath, antealta creasMT^growth (>f Vernon, and to No Night Sohool obeatar., Raymond Flska, MI pair Service and Sales, Talcott- -OFFICE FOR rent, choice Icxsation, ■hopping. Carlton W, Hutchins, MI Thore will ho no claaaos to the requests for corrections or re-j Rockwell, West Hartford. He has a stotar, Unda, 1. warjt M l 8-7181. lae aek for Auguetine Kamien- PRQDUCnON-MACmKlST pressor, ehgln aaw,e8-lnch can:, -4^1 Ml 8-8776. drive, completely landacaped lot tn fo n o the more stringent road ■ . - 8-8887. ^ ______ville. DESIRABLE 4-room apartment, ah 9-5182. tractions in connectlim with the| o^., • ' *' • 's X ■ akl. triftcal battery charger. 176 Bate CAnter St. Call MI 9-0407. 817,600. R, F. Dimock Co.. MI jUiremente adopted by the se­ Adult Evening School tonight be­ Deoald Fraaii^' son of Mr. and Mrs. A im Frpacis Swestt tt pXXWI>--81ack AIM brora male For Second'Shift 8-2062 after 6 p. m. . W ^K U T DINING room toble, 6 faclUfles, convenient to every­ 9-6248. . cause of the 'IhanKeglvlng holiday. article. - —•* ' - “ ----- ‘■‘a, 0 og HAROLD A SONS, RubMab remOv- chain, buffet, china, closet and thing (me child scen ted , 666 LARGE STORE—203 North Mato 20. WILLARD RD.—6 room eupo, lectmen. . Both Cook and Gleaaen had won| -Main Bt. He was.bom Nov. 31 at Maneheater l^orlaZ IftsM ..., Call Lae Fracehla ConraM Rnd ClhaseB 27 .» 'K oobub Wltlioat Board 59 IH baths, modem kitchen 1 Barney Moeea a develqper pres­ Hoaplhll Notea . tel. His maternal gnmdparente are Mr.; and Mrs..AlfrsB fp.. Sea, M I 8 ^ . al cellars and attlea cleaned. Must be first ciasa machinist. table pad. 876. MI M628. metnthly, heat included. Call ce- St. 18x78. New modern huid. t% mort­ gineer U a "m ust" ta t the thvrtf. Wheeler, 388 Oakland St, Man­ anok for a magazine' feature j full-time 'com m ercial, induatrial. phone JAckaon’ 5-8406 to r ' iFree table, ataro connection, practical­ ATl^tACnVELY.furnished rooms. line, aecond floor. No childton. Honees for Rent ^ 55 gage may be ammed. R. F. chester) Mrs. Emma Rlchmqnd, 91 On the FBI. Deborah Marie, daughter qf Mr. and Mrs^Ftfithda EUnlB L O ffM A tg a and white An- residential, service. Attics, cel ^Apply In Person ly hew. 826. XP 9-608* ' . Complete light housekeeping to- MI 0-8102. A member of the Planning Com­ Mountain S t, RockvUla. Site was born Nov. I I a t ManetataMr of Summit and circular. "Learn-by-dolng" at Con- COMPLETTE MANCHESTER—6 new homes for SECXjUDED, u^aculate 6 room Dimock C!o., M* 9-6245 or Barbara mission supported by the Vernon Union St; William Sehwaeha, Gleason declined to diacuee any] lara, yards, burning barrela, card­ necticut’s oldest electronics cilltiee available. Prices so low WoodSt 9-7702. Memorial Roapital. Her maternU gnhdparfinte are Mr. BSd 8-14B8. board druma, mow plowing (aide MAN!S SIZE. 40 regular tweed TIHIEE ROOM apartment second rent with or without option to buy. ranch, built-in atove, garage, 'kre Metrlct, Moses expreesed the West WiUtogton; (Jerald Book, aspect of the firings. school.. New England Technical ^ L L E R nBRUSH CO. ' ONLY you'U gasp! Central..Children ac­ many extras, 3 acres; 4reea. Only Loehr Rd. Cook said he had told World- Mra. Brneat J. Betoir, Brattiaboro. V l Heg. paternal g n w ^ ^ walks). MI 8-8757. topcoat with sip-ln lining, 814. cepted, Umlted. 14 Arch St.iMrd. floor, heat, hot water, g»M, elec­ “Anything in real estate." Ton- 80 DEIMONT ST.—fi ro(wn 2-story, pinion that the planning boards ente are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bckala Mouuteto S t, Rod|mltaii NOTKiE IS HBRBBT given that institute, 86 Union Place,. Hart'- Schick electric razor, 618. Both tricity, 677. MI 8-6040, 618,90Q. Carlton W. Hutehtoa, MI E Office Honrs Change Teiegtam city editor Norton Mock- ] ford. LONG k ajL vfT . - $ 8 8 a Dorsey. gren. Broker, MI 3-6321.. 1-faipliy dwelling with 8-car ga- of the district and the city should Pirn Bwdt No. ETD4. iBBued by CHAIN SAB^ work — Trees out. like new. MI 8-4767 after 6 6-5132r . be conS(?lidated to, provide plan­ The Vernon selectmen have de­ ridge, during a l keep the town offices VIvtoh Aagaltoe, Wughtte of Mr! , and MM. Jaeb: DuS. *9 Reasonable -ntss. Call PI 9-7B8B PIANO—Modern popular. Including ' Modem or Maple COLEMAN ROAD^Triyate home; Remodeled kitchen. Fireplace, ning tor the entire town, Risley cusslon. about- the alleged bribe has been loet and application haa between l:80-4'S0 or any. time 40 GALLON HOMART electric water. Immediate occupancy. MI Near High School. Desirable loca­ REDUCED—Oversized cape. 4 bed­ open on Friday despite the offer. He said Mockrtdja now] Grove St, RaekvtBfi. the was born'-I^. 10 at Maaahfister Me­ technique, ear training and lm< pARPBNTERS wanted—Only first * 13 Piece Bedroom attractive eleeptog room, end 8-7094. ' ■ room poesibillty, large kltchefi, Screened to porch, (food condi­ agreed. morial Hospital. Hfir maternal grandparentrate w a M3, and MMfi bdan made to said bimk for pay Saturday or Sunday proviqation. Call MI 8-8761, BU water heater, cabinet style, un­ hdne to room, kitchen pilvilegea. tion. MI 8-6688 after 6 p.m. - ' The selectmen received a letter Thankagivtog JibUday becauae the could not remember being told. raent of ,tb amount of deposit. class hard workers need apply. used. PI 3-8668. 13 Piece Uving Room wlth^ dining area, ceramic .bath, tion. Vacant. Priced right, Mc- Otto Catrette, Reokee, Vfi. Her pfitemal gratraparenta ara MB 8-6886. Good.'pajL ciiatom work. Apply in 6 Piece Kitchen EfiqiUre 70 Coleman Road, corner SIX ROOM duplex,.jiutomatie 'hot FURNISHED 8 bedroom house 2- car garagSr quiet residentialKlnney..Brotnera, lo­ Inc,, MI 8-6060, from Stanley J. Bates, a rural offleea will be deaed Tuesday dur Cook also said he believed Olea- RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- tog the city electloQ- Town Clert aon’s stdry "up until tha time Gene j and Mra. Barmy Duff, Kaokaa. Va. cars, amplifiers, pbonographa nd srson. Garth Road job. Van- Free storage—Free' Delivery 'Bonner and Coleman any time, or water, furnace, on bua line. 'IH from Dec. 8 to May 8. Adults only. cation.- Sr A, Beechler, .Realtor, MI kn9-89M. Vernon resident, and district of­ AimoiincwBaiiti duu^rs, Over»47 years total ex- eyne. Builders. ,1 Btrildlnc Mfltcriato 47 Low Monthly Payments call MI 9-4073. 0-0078. , Call MI 0-1667. 3- 6069 Or MI 9-8952. ficial, commenillng thani for up- Henry F. Butler’s (ifflce will be started giving hie fitatement to the j Bonilh^Stoeha Mortchitw 31 FOUR ROOM horns, large kitchen open on election day. district attorney.” Cook was pres­ Qtonn^Erik, son of the Rav. and Mrs. XairaeUi U Onslaflsan. peridnee. 80 days guarantee on all LARGE PLEASANT heated room g;radtog road speqlflcaUbns. The SBe w IaBH-IOc D R T -D o It you^ work. Pomrton’a. Ml 8-4887. WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST NORMAN’S FURNISHED 8 room apartment, MANCHESTER-New. 6 room sin LARGE oversize. Cape Co(l, 6% and bathroom th knotty pine. CJkll selectmen recently approved new ent whije Gleason’s statement was j 21 Vernon S t He was bom Nov. 19 a t Manehaster MfifinoHsl ■elf. Open 14 houre, cloeed Sun­ IMPROVE TOUR predit. A mulU with private family for one .tr two bath, heat, hot Water, painting. MI gle, • bedrooms, IVt baths, large rooms, dishwasher, fireplace, rec owner M I-9*0306. Advertisement— taken. Hospital. Hto matamal grahdparente ate Mr. and Min. Albert tude of monthly pasrmehts may be SitnaHons Wanted-^ 443 Halid!ord Rd. gentlemen. Own entrance and road specifications affecting de­ day. Lucky Lady Self-Service SNOW PLOWWOr-Drivewsya, etc. Framing, Taller Idads $109 per M’ 8-1303. a lot,. 8185 per month. MI 3-4836 reation ro ^ , garage, troes, bus, velopers. that art similar to those -The new Hob-Nob Restaurant Cook and Jeiae Gordon, a public Anmreon, Brockton, Maaa. His paternal grandparente are Mr. Lainidry, 11 Maple St. lumpM Into, one aecond mortgage • Femata 38 ' "'N MsnchMter free parking. Near center,. MI refined /neighborhood. 117,600 ON q u ie t - FRIENDLY STREET .relations repreaentativa. for- the and Mrs. K. Alton Guataffion, Jamfiatow% N. T. Ha hM a Prompt aervlce. pave^your back with payments of only 812.25 for Cedar Cloaat Lining 21c nq, Ft. Wesley Vancour., Broker, in effect to Ellington. and. DelicateiMn at the Manches­ and heart, Manchester Esso Serv­ Disappearing Stairwaya 828.86 Ea. 9-4878; • Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 0-5133. Owners- Waving for California; ter Shopping Parkade carries a Nation, said the decision to tell] brothar, Karl Albert, S. TOUR FROBNOLT EleCtrOhix each 81,000 you nead. Dial CH MI 8-1834 FOUR ROOM tenement for rant. t h r e e BEDROOM house, large wish they could take ill their, neigh •If this is indicative of your high ice Center.. MI 8-8188,'- bookkeeping and typing at Dutch Doon From $24.88 Ea. ftol line of Hebrew National Koah aboitt the purported bribe offer bn lAn haa w ^ ’a only fully auto- 6-8807 and aak Frank Burke or, FURNISHED light housekeeping Apply 95 Foster fit. AG 8-7840, living room, modem kitchen, plus hWW 6-ROOM Cape; two rooms un­ bon with them. Fint week on retard for the taxpayer's dollar the TV-.show was diKniaaed with Mrs. Carter how. Connecticut home. MI 8-8814. Flush Doors From 85 Ea. Open Daily 9 a.m: to I p.m. room, near Main Street for one may you have long tenure of of­ er meats and other delicacies to Dtoae Lorratae. q f Mr, and xaatlc cleaner to Miow you. Also 4x8 Plyaeore 198 Per M’ Sat. until . 7. dining area, full cellar and attic, finished, fireplace full basement market—neat ckpe. 4 rooms fin­ take out. Open 7:80 to 6:80, Mon­ Gleason In advance >of the pro­ e waahom Nov. Is at Mandwatir MtameW tuny guaranteed, factory-rehuUt Mortgage. Exchange, 15 Lewis St. woman. MI 8-6888. TWO ROOM heated apartment, ynfumlshed, . Furnished 6140; large lot, price 113,600. Small fice,” Bates- wrote. ; 141 Highland BL MORTEN8EN TV. 8^ RCA Windows, complete From $10.50 Ea. 6128 ished. one partly finished, one stor­ day, Tueaday, Saturday. To 9:80 gram. They aitid Gleason toads no] Hoa^tal. Her grand^parente are I& . u d Mrs. panis «aeijj|iets. IQ SiSO I. television, service. Hartford. Beforb you buy funiitura any- atove and refrigerator furnished. MI 9-9188. down payment. For further infor­ age room. Excellent ypu-d for chil­ Bt. 88 Walkway Approved Doga—BiTds>-Pet8 . 41 Insulation 886 Per M' WELL He a t e d room available, MI 8-5660. Wednesday, Thursday, F rid a y- Objection then.'. Bouchard, Cau^_ _ Iw paternal grandparente - are MB and Celling Tile, 12x3i .088 8q. Ft.where Shop at Norman’s. mation call Philbrick Agency, MI dren (60x170). Walking"distance to Selectmen got- the go-ehead Ctordon said he'taformsd the pro-* FLOOR SANDING and'reflnlshlng. meals optional, iCall Scranton’s VERNON—Route 88. Large 7 9-8464. Sunday 8 to 1; Mrs. Jooeph LSBrun. New Brunswick, Canada, Bha baa thraa- TWO POMERANIAN dogs,-one 8 Knoty Pine l^ e lt o g 14c Sq. Ft. Tourist Home and cabins. MI 326 SPRUCE STREET 8 room bus, storez,- Bowerz School, High from ^ te highway officials yes­ gram’a moderator, David Sunktod. Specialising in old floors. MI Boaiiiem Opimrtiiiifties 32 YOUNG COUPLE rooms, 4 bedrboin hopte. 3 rooms School and nSw Junior . High stotera, 8alty/5%; Joyce, 4%, and Pauline, 3%. months old, one 2 years old. Call Mahogany Paneling I4c Sq. Ft. 0-0836 between 6-7. apartment, aecond floor, no heat, WAPPING—4 robm housh, ofie-car terday to provide a walkway along Veenon and Taloottvllle news to that a bribe offer had been made 8-6780. , ' Stafford Springs, Ov 4-2807. CANT USE THEIR available furnished or unfur­ 613.800. and that they agreed to afit up a j " VaOCUH c l e a n e r s lepalied In 8 ROOMS OF FURNTTURB 640 per month. JA 9-0686. nished. TR 8-129JJ. garage, large lot with trees, Rt. 83. between .Pleaaantview Dr. handled throngh The HeraM’a ray oWn home dhop. Forty years GULF NOBODY-BUT NOBODT f u r n is h e d r o o m with parking. WALTON W. GRANT AGENCY and Sunset •Ter. discussion on the Show. Susaklnd Vf/gtil S lnkoi M tini tif P t CMM THOROUGHBRED Beagle pups, 8 AND APPLIANCES Convenient to restaurants and $8,800. Other listings available Rockville Bureau, 5 W. Mato St, said he recalled the conversation TV Oio/OtFBtSof IrMUam fMJ M rvmo, ’ factory eqml6»ee. AU. ‘ makes, HofiWhoId Serviced THEY HAVE HAD FOUR ROOM tenement, -•all Im­ Philbrick Agency, MI >8484.. Realtor ' kG 8-1158 The gravel )valkway will serve telephone TBemont >S18S. low ntea, tree esttstem, free , PORLEASE- weeks old, wormed and Inocu- UNDERSELLS NATIONAL buaes. Board if desired. Own en­ provements. Apply 38 BropMeld 66 With (Jordon blit did not remember] Offered 13-A lated. Ml 8-9830. FOR 8 MONTHS StibRrban for Rent school childre)i walking from pickup and delivery. M r.. IDIler, trance, 68 weekly. Apply 63 Union Street after 6 >30. FOUR ROOM Cape Cod, Used but 617,700—2-YEAR old ranch, 8 bed­ Overbrook Heights to -Vernon Ele­ any mention of bribery. JA 1480*. ______^MODERN THREE BAY W« will beat'our competitors ad­ which 18 practically new Street or phone' MI 9-2469 any Ro 5 w 5 x E — second floor, 4 not abused. Needs a coat of paint. rooms, lU baths, full basement, "The man from thr Nation said j DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com IF YOU ARE A* , time. FOUR -R(X)M apartment, ofl heat, mentary School. , pany doors and windows, custom vertised prices by at least i% . rooms, and spare iii attic, unheat- Expandable attic. Assume 4% out of state owner wants action A public hearing- on a request ycu might ask them about the WANTBEURlders from West Mid^ SERVICE STATION Pouitty and SnppHea 43 RESPONSIBLE PERSON Venetian blinde. Pleasant atmoe- ed, aluminum storm windows. TR mortgage. Immediate occupancy: this week. 4V4 % mortgage avail­ Hospital Notes tribulation involved in getting the l a m s die TtAe. to State Office Building. Work guaranteed. Call collect Wil WHO’S GOING ROOM FOR- RENT, cemtinuous hot phere, two adults or young cou­ ^ 8-5448. able. MI 8-8722. . • for bus transportation for these W antic HA 8-1196, BROAD BREASTED bronze tur Call owner. MI 9-98i5. children because of alleged haz­ story,” Susaklnd said. "1 had it on] Hours 8:18 to 4:80. MI 8-4084 High potential neighborhood and NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. HOUSEKEEPING water' with shower, private 'en­ ple. CaU MI 8-1397. my lilt of things to ask. and 1 rs^i keys, fresh killed and fresh froi' trance. Gentleman. 101 Chestnut ^'COVENTRY—4 room cottage,-ftir- ards will be held by a representa­ Vtalttog honrsi Adults! 3 tq WEAVING of burns, moth holaa trknalent trade, For Information .'881 8TATE\ STREET AND CAN GUARANTEE VERNON STREET — Beautiful r e d u c e d —8^' room ranch, at­ i;i,m. Maternity 2 to 5 and 8:Sfi.to 8 mfimbe'r . telling them I. intendddj WANTED—Ride to Pratt and Whit­ en. Also pigeons and Beagles. 188 MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1(4 ROOM apartment, heat', hot nished. Dec. 8 to June 1. PI rambling ranch, immaculate con­ tached garage, 617,300. Call own­ tive of uie State Board of Educa­ ney, Bast Hartford from Bigelow and torft dothlng. nOaiery runs, write Box G,'H erald, or call New Hillstown Rd., Manchester.' NORTH H A V ^ ; CONN. water, stove, refrigerator. Gentle­ pju. Ohlldren’a Ward—-1 to 7. to.” Loss of Nom m ation handbags renalred, stpper re 822.14 , 2-7638. dition. Lot 90x400'. Must be seen to er, MI 0-6423. tion Dec. 3 at 10:30 a.m. in the Cook said he would nevm have 8L, first *lft. can MI 8-7167. Haven during the day... STate C^testout 8-2147 PLEASANT large heated room, men preferred, MI 9-1683, AD hC'‘appreciated. Appointment only, office of Superintendent of Schools ; placement, unt^llaa repaired, ALL IS YOURS 'ree pkrking, on bus line. 146 Cen- 3-4793. • COVENTRY—Ideal 4 room house, PattohU ’Today! gfine Into the matter if ^Oleaaim men’s ahlrt ooUars ceveraed nr.d 7-5814; evenings, Middletown Dia­ Articita For Salt 45 "WESTINGHOUSE” REF. er St. MI>5002. Z, J. D. Realty, MI 9-3640. TWO-FAMILY house. 5-8, excellent Raymond E. Ramsdell.^;'' had objectedibjected in advance.advance/ (Oeatiaoed Mm Pnga Goa) oil furnace, 678 per month. Avail­ Risley expects Oie^alkway to ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Na­ more ttifin thegr 4s ea ffiqiaril fise- ArtPwcMiw tar 4 replaced. Marlow’jM ^ e Mend mond 7.-6616, s . OiMond»-->Wiktd|ic>«- "CALORIC” RANGE TWO ROOM furnished lent, able Dec.'1; 5 room, duplex, oil condition with extra lot. One Mri. N atolla Moreau R u lop, prea-1 UenB:niwahmf ...... ", ■ \ DRY OAK wood, cut tlNpIace~toid 815 roo'm ranch', 3 fireplaces,' All apartment vacant, 628,000. J. D. be conipleted ifl.tWo of three days. than LaHom, Wapping; Gary pfo- tog Shop. ^ J e w e b ^ 48 ••EMERSON” TELEV. TWO' ROOMS^xfor rent furnished business, block, Depot liiS re/. furnace, 61S monthly, PI 2-7388. ent editor of the Frobhold hews-] Ucans, the predominantly always baHyhooed ahd Taft^fife- OLOEtt C a m , snaoiiaaiea ips- stove length, $10 per load de­ plastered, mortgage can be Realty. MI 9-8640. The Selectmen ’will' meet oh M^hto position.’' convention, he wrote. offloa. Douglas kfetors, 888 Main. metal Venetian blinds at a n«W CROCHETED doilies, scarves, SEALY BOXSPRING SIX ROOM duplex ne'ar Mato St., lonial. 3 bedroom, heat, latgs lot, Risley, 104 W. Center St.; Steven Ma” auggaaUona that ha oisiMb hto afghans, floor mats. Plants, cac­ Keaeonablei prices, (toen Tuesday for Sale 69 garage, centrally located. .Final Voter Hsasion It was clear, he wrote, that be­ low price. Keys made while you EXPERIENCED SEWING thru Saturday. Thuraday evenings. SBALY MATTRESS Apaitmants— Plats>^ coal burning.'furnace: A'yailable $13,900. $680 down. Schwartz Real Tlie Selectmen will hold a special Michaels, 19 Foster St. cause of the power of the New delegBtea to Gen. Douglaa MtaAr- MEED-A GARand ^ your ersdlt wait. Mariow’s. tus and African violets. MI 8-6686. MAYTAG WASHER Tenements 53 December 15. R. J- Gormah, 760 2-family 8-5. centraUy located, Estate, Realtor. kG 8-6454, CH ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Lu­ thtir before the first v t i only b il­ titraad down? Short cki down pay- 139 Spruce Street. MI 9-4887. 'voter-making, session Monday from York ftoanciua toteresto against lo t- ...... Ho o v e r v a c u u m Main St. Clall MI 8-7248. INVESTMENT PROPER’TY combination windows, oil heat,.pne 2-2868. 10 to 12 a.m. tor those who have cille Booth, 311^ Charter Oak Bt. ttiahtr Bad a w p oaasaalen? Ix n ’t Cu r t a in s launderedW^my home. MACHINE OPERATORS SNOW BLOWERS. — Toro power GARDEN APARTMENTS - Four him and the pro-Etoenborwar press, Years of experience. Reaaodably handle, push or self-prdpeUed. . Also tocluded"MQhawk” apartment - available. In excellent become eligible since the last ses­ Bruce Farr, 'Tolland Rd., Vernon. he needed to enter the conven- ...... I givs 1 9 I See Douglaa Uotora, get Fnel and Peed 49^A roomf, heat, hot .water and park­ 8 apartment building, centrally condition. Good financing. GLASTONBURY— Imme(]iate oc­ BIRTHS ^Ye s t e r d a y : a son file Impdown on the towest down priced. Ml 9-2411 . AND TRAINEES R ee. Snowbird and Bolens. Capi­ Rugs, End Tables, Cocktail ing. MI 8-1809. sion. No others can be made voters tion with a much greater major- tol Equipment Co.,- 86 Main St. Table,. - Lamps, Smoker, Dishes, located, 2-car garage, land 170x266. cupancy. 6V4 room cape, 4 bed­ at this session, the day before elec­ to Mr. and Mrs. William Cajnp- and amalleat paymanta anywhere. FOR SAUC— -Seasoned hardwood Good income, good financing. Vernpn—5 room ranch, •'8 acres rooms, oil heat,- aluminum storm Lfflil Motk* 410LNot •a WHUUamall loan or flnenoe eom- TV SERVICE — Potterton's all Ml 8-7988. Silverware, Kitchen Cabineta FOI^ ROOM ‘ enement first floor, tion day. bell. East Hartford; a son to Mr. Jaek Mitchell, 26, of 92 W. Main| primaries ended he makes. fiOgbest quality guaranteed Apply for furnaces, fireplaces, or stove. of land could be used for bulIcUng windows, near school, bus, shop­ and Mrs. Donald Murray, South pany .plan.lan. See Honest Douglaa GigUo Bros., Route 44A, Bolton, Mirrors, Pictures, Pots and Pans ♦70. Five room flat, second floor, Main.Street—Dne building can lots, 2-,car garage. ping. 814.900. 6750 down.; Schwartz Abaesttoe Ballota St„ Rockville, was ftned^ 1.60 to ■aid, he estimated his strength at Itotora,, 888 Main St. amrk an8 parts, over 47 yaars’ ex CEDAR CLOTHE8-->Line pr« -bnrisets- now. ioei 1868 RAMBLER, very good ru ir o n in g d o n e In my heme. MI GENERAL office worker with seeding. Also ';sand, stone, gravel 9-5229, 9-8. , ' Cod home with 4 finished down. out. Special this week. 3 bedroom to s«. fl«t tosjor^t of the 9-3887. and flu. Walter P . MiUer, MI pere'.n. non; Christian S ta in r, fifi Keeney -'Itqn to Rowe 44A. _ condition. Can be seen at knowledge of shorthand. Good Garden—•Farm— Dairy If you havCs no means of trans­ daytime. Steady workT, gi 4 apartment building, centrally . Gverslzed . kitchen, nice ll'Ving home, almost new. garage, 2 acres cure a license—was nolled on the J" vouerriShte o f^ ( to owned by Thai Vernon Street. 8-8608 after 6. •' portation, I’ll \send my auto for SIX ROOM duplex now availablet land, full price, $16,000. Call the ApplicaUon cart be made by any­ St: Mrs. Fay. Payette,. Thomp Notch Fackaye ALi. MAKEiS of TV-Radlo and Mdth figures. Apply in person. Iona Prodneta SO pay, c(M(npany benefits. yiP* located. Priced to sell. Good fi-' room, -fireplace, 3 bedrooms or 1 one who cannot go to the polls sbnviUe; John Ga5pa> 32 Arch S t recommendation of Prosecutor ^ try Rd., Bd., Rmtar - ? Mfg. Co., Regent St. you. No obligation. Separate heat, garage, 6125. MI ply in person aancing. dining room^ l car garage, ame- Ellsworth Mitten Agency. MI John N. Lombardo. be ooqdue. 19B7 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, .radio, home electronic-, equipment ex XMAS TREES — Wreaths >"*1 8-MS4 after 8:80. 3-6980. because of illness, disability or Mrs. Eleanor Cfbekett; 4 ^eat St heater, whitewalls, undercoatlng. pertly repaired with a M-day greens, Wholesale. Delivered in MEALY KATAHDIN potatoes—the site drive. Lovely landscaped absence from the state on elecUon Judge Jules A. Karp levied the twted—the Taft forces reatoted liAKDzof MERRY CHRISTMAS—It will be a kind you want moris of. $1.80, 80 e X r —T—S yard. Both house and garage have Mrs. Rochlita Feipmia, 369 Wood 860 fine after Lombardo said J^ere beatm try. as p tm itl. SseeUmt ronditlon, Ml 8-40^. guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the Mancheateri CaU MI 8-3817 eve- FURNISHED three roi^m heated J. D. REALTY . day. \ . bridge S t^ M is s Barbara Heim, ■ Al U R 'It BMItAlIB'. very merry one (pr Avon repre­ llM. delivered. MI 8-7644. 48-48 ALLYN ST.. x ^ R ’TPORU MORIARTY BROS. lifetime aluminum Si&ng. Good MANCHESTER AREA Mitchell had hit, the parking meter, Dated Kov. 1S7 Manchester TV, MI 9-1046. sentatives. It can be for you too! apartment. Large closets. Private SOI CENTER ST. Meettog Boom- Near Beady Hebron :/M r t .’ Beatrice HaVey, 1851 MEBc DRT 4-dpor sedan, Open Nights T lk s p.m ,.-^ pntrancea. Parking^ No pets. Ref­ MI 9-3640 residential neighborhood. Yours 6 8,500 Manchester older 6 foom drove nearly 200 feet on the If- J*he a vote tecaum it Earn those extra dollars the Avon AMERICAN FLYER —- engines, FOR COOIONO and eating. apples for only 618,700. McCarthy 'Enter­ home, almost naw oil hot water •Two Vernon boards have re­ Calaia, klaine; Mrs. Claudette Le DECSn OF FATHm Off ■atooiatic, good eondiUen. Call MI Saturdays 6 ]^to.,- ' erences. Adults. .MI Sr4860. ceived permisaion from tee select- brary lawn then backed away >7488 after 4:80 p.m. BirtM1nE)--Oeatt»ctlBg ' Iil way. This year dur gift sets tor cars, tracks, switchers and aeces- come to BcHti's Fruit Farm, 260 prises. MI. 9-4576 or Robert D. furnace,: Bus line, privacy. 480 B ri^ and daughter, 141 Highland drove north on Meiln S t Mitchell «tot7®U«dthi convention,^ evm. all members of the family are Bush Hin,Road. - , Rien to meet to the former city ANY KDfD of carpentry and cabl aories. Buy complete—buy single Bnafnen Property tor Sale 70 Murdock,. MI 3-6472. ft. frontage. " S t ; Mrs. Cynthia Donovan ahd was finally stopped, Lombanlo | * a a & ^ i 1M7 FORD cuatom 44oor, radio, selling better than ever. Don't fail 610.900 —' Asking — Manchester 4 (MXirt room—when the city returne dlaughUr,^ 221 Porter St.; Mrs. net work don'e. Honest and rella or multiple pieces, also Licm'ei FOR THE -best eating potatoes de 11-PIECB mahogany'dining room said, by an auxiliary policeman I aj^so have beuld use the Public daughter. Kelly Rd.. Vernon. steaL” votes. creditors of eaid estate to exM it their Bi d WELL HOkOB Improvemah' ber, Micrometer Reoeiver aight, antee, 616. B(|g6, parts and serv­ Ml 9-7818 between^S-ll noon. •/ 1NSTALLATION Honses for Sale brook, 4-room Ranch,.. ■ Pony Sa|ety Bulldtog when it is complet­ he knew he had been In an. accident I ' claims asainet the aame to the IMO FORD for Sale: OaU MI 8-1774 HOUSEKEEPER \yanted. Reliable gun caae and ammunition, 660. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, 5ewer MANCHESTER—4 room home, ex DISCHARGED TODAY: Steven but at UK time he thought he The press, he stated, 'Vas com- tria and directs that p«Mf' or 466 N. Mein St. Co. Alterattana, additioiia' ga­ woman- to live lii_ with private fa- ice. Airway Sdes and Service' 89 SPECIALIST LARGE, THREE bedroom ranch barn. . ed. Risley sal^/Uie building on Siren of. this order by aqv> rages. Roofing and aiding axperta< Model '88 Mauser. .rebarreled to Lines [ns-telted—Cellar Water­ cellent condition, ail purpose base, $14,500 Hebron'near Bolton'— 8U Belcher. East Hartford; Terri crashed against , the curb. Mitchell |)ietely unfair to their treatment of ' cllitles. 2 boys. 12 and'14. $$5 week, 287 Remington e^iber and ammu­ High Sts.,' Hartford. Cali CH with attached garage and full ment, 40 trees, |10,900.-> Warren Weal Rd. shjpold be ready by the neweneper bavins a clrrolattea in saM. 18tt FORD RANCH wagon, excel­ Alumtouni clapbtnu^a a apectalty. 7 ^ 8 . ' ' , proofing Done. room ranch, basement ganige. Zaparesky,- East Hartford; Mrs. was given until Friday to pay the dletricL andfl>y peatlna a. copy lharsef Unexcelled- wormuniihlp. Easy ly. References required. Post Of­ nition, 660. 8 boxes S0'06 ammuni­ basement. Located to - beautiful Howland; MI 3-1109, firat of th< Adokea Triiken, New London; Hto study of the primaries, the on the -public sign post in aald Teerp of lent condfUan: motor,, clutch and fice Box 785, Manchester. NOTICE [•WR RRd COMRtljf Tamarack Hills with outstanding $2,200 assumes $12,800 'mort­ The Vfi^on Induatrial Commla- fine. ' ------— ft 'the placr budget ternia. Ml 84496 or TR tion, 68.80..4 boxes 808 SavagS, 88. RCA WHIRLPOOL Im peril auto gage. Steven McLafferty, 104 Delmont Another Rockylile 'man, Harold Senator wrote, showed that metro­ Cov«.,T. ntar* fr----- ^- 'a ■ n d 1 irecently overhauled. Call 4 boxes *80,''40 Grag, 611. Ml Ptirsuknt to the provisions of MeKINNEY BROS. _c(mvenlence Jo apli°oli MANCHE8TER-r-Six room colonial, aioncontinuing to, meet to the politan newspapers hed^’a tremen­ d«ce48e1378. Ruasell F. Brbdertck, * - ■ * glassed . t o {Mrch. Two-car »a- / Child Ouidaisoe a ta ir charge and eald he had had a fow sale rage. Brook/MBaSOO lot. again requMting return o f the Shape. Priced for a quick Rponiif—8MlBf 16 operate. 5tpply J. T. Slocomb Co., BABY GIFTS—Bpotees, ,S0c: ,tob8. Appropriations l(ient and Director. N. J. Herbert " 3 . Of CourM" Broker. Recreation room, wooded lot. furniture, but the Council 'wiU m>t B y appointment, only, 8 a.m. to drinks after howling in Rockville. m 8-1247. Matson Hill Rd., South Glaston­ Board of Direptors Jb.—.Vice Presi(|ent and Director, 617.900 Builder’s loss. Parkway 4 ,p.m: Monday through. (Friday. "It must have been too much" he 80c; .soft balls, 3Sc; wdbl Jackets, Bo w e r s SCHOOL-^Juatom S bed- WILLIAM E. BELFIORE H-mile. Tolland. *xirge 7 room meet ^X^to unUl otter the cHy OOUdHUN ■ ROOFING Company, bury. Conn. 63.98. MI 3':7683. Town of Manchester, /Wilbur A. , Beah'—Tlreasurer and AJso Monday, fi to 10 p.m. said. 1167 CHEVROLET convertlMe. Inc. Aluminunit sifling, asphalt- Xoofn ranch, fli^aca,. oallar, split. 1% baths, high eleviUon. eleetiem Tueaday. Sheila Broderick q f 176 porter ______/ Director, F. J. Huebner—Secre­ AaENClf Mayor Herman/G. Olson School proprtatlwis as follows;/ unpaid principal balance in exceaa Katete of 6«sa EUsabetb M .^nnet, Removed from Lata Home, nets. Large ahade. trees. Owner LAWRENCE F. 'FIANO p(>lnted a member 6f a subcommit Auto Acces8orie»--TirM 6 on, Friday,, evening, December 4, >64 Benton St.. M a a ch este^ l^ e By O ^ er of OonneCttcqt EXCELLENT BLY—10 year old 6 Paul F. Fiano ^ kG 8-0688 te'e of the Republican Progress greet worshippers at Zion Bhnin-< P «c. Ji,, built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ -'Few evenings and weekends. Ex- -a.'By allocation fronv' ths Capital of one hundred-dollars but' not in and“ 1 buildsr. kO 8-4860. gelical Lutheran Church a* th.ey ted: work ; roof chimney repairs; eflenca : preferred;--Reilable; Ml- 1968 at ■4d)0--P.M;r' to-conaider the excess--iOf- -tiu-ee- huiidred dollara, Bank-jpd.-Tt^t Coo^,Executor. .>-----. roOm ran'ch, short drive-out,-New- BROKERS Ml > 3766. Committee- ■■ - : 1ULB—1851 6 cylinder Henry Itoprovemeht' ReiMH’eTUnd, tor enter for Thanksgiving service at • STATIOMWAGOh^ Ray HagenoW, MI 9-22fl4; Ray f-8198. following reqUeat'. for change of .repairs and adqitiona to the and three-fourths of one per cent SOUTH WINDSOR, 79 Aiurel St. baseboard heating,system,, alumi­ , Pritchard, who>erted 'as Chair­ J motor, in good' condition. Also Jackson.m. M I3-8828.------zone. per month pn any remainder of ^ walnut dittipg set, bedroom furniture (Pr. mahog. twin beds, 0 Mom ranch, extra large kitch­ num storms and screens,, fenced H A ppy man of .the Tolland County Com- 10 a.m. tomorrow. , X •ther parts. Call MI 9-9931, heatiiig systemk at Hollister chbsta/atc.y, mahpg.' seci-etary, spinet desk, sectional bookcaaei Fall foliage and wheat sprays ROUTE No. 31 X, . Street and Nathan Hale schools, such unpaid principal balance; en, buUt-to oven, screened porch, yard, spacious rooms, good mort­ mistioners ^ntll this year. Is on Public Records • SE6ANS' To'chenge from R-lAto Businese Permanent capital' of at least rugs, aevsing cabinet, ocsiasionatchairs, divan, etc; Frigldatre (old [ half aor«>iot. Excellent flnanci gage. Asking only 610,200.:- The ^^ANKSCIVING the gpveramental operations sub­ autround the cross whl(lh to auto-, ttoofing am! Chimneys 16-A 'substantially to accordance/with model), soma china (coHection of cream pitchers), few-brass ' Aath DnvmR saiofil 7»A I Invitation to Bid Zor . the following deecribed par- the - recomm^dations of the 635,000.00' will be available fo t in­ ' Available. Marian E. Robertaon, Elsie Meyer Agency, Realtors,-kG committee, headed by former OOP matically illumlnatfid over the en­ <)iiKclatai Deed . k a r p t o p s ROOKING —Spcctaliztog repairing ' Sealed bWr for providing fire cel 'of land: vestment in the business. No other pieces, chinAxcabinet, some costume Jewelry, Antique—Bannister Broker, M l 8-S9S8. 9-8834; k|^ 3-6930, I^W ^ENCE F, k A N O State Sen. John 'Filer of .Farming trance to the church. The or- • iPREPARE FOR . driver's test: Building Conunittee dmtdd No­ baik chair,-2 stands. Empire ijolrror.'pr. brass candlesticks. ' WllUam F. Chambere, Barbara 'roofs of «Q1 kinds. Naw roofs, gut­ exits at dhe Highland Park School, NORTHERLY: By Connecticut vember I7,'’-1 9 5 9 ,...... 65,500 business will, be maintained in this n^entation, tb keeping wUh, . Ages 18 to. ,60,. Driviiw and class 'll LAKE STREET—7 room Cor Paul P. Fijano >v^M I, 8-0458: ton'..- ■ ’ ■ 1 ' Thanksgiving; will he changed for J. Stamler,- Cynthia P. Gernard, ter work, ebimneya. clesiied, re­ $97 Porter St.,.Manchester, Conn.,' Route No. 31,. One Hundred b. By aUocq'tion from the Capital same' office. "I 79 BALDWIN RD. The ■ubc.ommlttee, one o f aey- Maty E; Mayer, Henry J. Cham­ *oom. Three Instnictors. No wait -From homes lit West HartfoVd andKast HamptonOonn., and lonial, 1% baths, sisreened porch. *>, ■ the pre-Chrtotinaa 6r Advent bea- lug. Manchester Drlvtog Acade paired. Aluminum siding. 30 will be received *-at the 6tiict- of . FOrty'-three and d/10 (14S.6) Improvement Reserve Fund for Upon favorable acto;. / of the other sourcea:—Empire sofa'^ aleigh bed. Empire card table; Vic­ eral, was'set up to suggest a ‘‘pbal- bers and Dqrothy E. Clarke to years’ experience. Free esti­ the businees nrianagers, Board of feet; Banking COnRnission' on its appU- Attached garage, beautifully e, toriudtog stove, V; thte evening; from Zion’s tower Marrtage Uceasa^- time they will be -pubUcly opened stove, oak gun cabinet, upright piano, blankets, .books, interesting; ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ..Irigerator, combtoation windows B>-Burns, chairman of the Repito- Edward ’ Frank Jaworeki, USA- / 1 ^ ntaoes a easr tHWiK Om ifted and apptoved, la now ol- HcatuiE ami PiomMng 17 SOUTHERLY; By Edgemere Road, ance with the recommsndatiohs 'of Preferred Finance Co. Inc. of FIVE R(30M ranches — 6, tout 7 licatt'-Progireasii«L ^ ; Committee through its tranenUaSiOn unit. fllrtng clsasTOom ' and behind and head. One Hundred Eighty-eight (188) Manchester small loan licensee selection of small items, bells, etc. Much china, glass and brlc-a- CMonli REALTOR -and doors. kG-9-1146. Ctoleago, and -Barttara J'ten An­ of the Building Committee dated room CMtmlala. For turther da- lG^-5440 \ MI 9-5i '^ e ia Cage Seagen The pastor, tha R6v. Paul O. Wheel instruction tor teenagers. PLUMBING Bids must be submitted on forma- f eet; and * » November 17, i960,.,.. 62S,0Q9, havtog an- office at: 983 Matoi - brae. Above is only a partial listing.. taila call Charlta Leaperanea: ,1G is4U>>'.Uite>U l*m Prokopy, wUI praacb tomorrow derson of 56 Birch, Bt .\^hich are avaUabie at the business ON 2 ACRE8^13,000. fi room, Kvme' Hs haaket- m 64076. WESTERLY: -By land now or forr Street;. Manchester, Conna^io^ ■ l UNcW.— tBCiOKMEN 9-7830...... > ....^ . >ving—nigbfi«jrZntab( jatiamlngLjtit-tiifi thfiflin. J I Bgafidn fiteWAiag JB em H A l___ ' New litttaliaMoMrreM ~oBri'a^'~Werti( will mainly m'a- ' '"'FnincS 3: if^oney, “Becrelta^ which cbmpiuiy is affiliated wlC -f- B^/FON.-*“ Blteh-M ountelh' -Hoad ran^;' Jntiit 198fi,:>iuiva;~oeHaiT M O R IA lbv ^ BROtHEiftg 110,600, 3 bedroom ranch recrea­ Extension. 6 room cape, 4 fin C ^ to ii WL Hut(dttos, kO fi-51M.A pEfitost. the AJumzU-The toadmon- for Cue .BUgheat Thanksgivtog” Leater R. Nenitofi for Joeeito A- IAN430lK<«pNTi S t , n C o o o . {Muteous pistnidtora, Osss room . Board of Education Applicant—Albert J. Stevenson- - cut lleenae for such, location wi]l ha. fidl MAIN OT.. MANCHESTER CONN,—PHONE M l >7776 Aondition, central, aaaume 4%% SOI 30 jrearg experieuiNi. Manchester, Conn. 'raorteage, AmaU cash. Carlton Wy room, lot IBOiagOO, kU^'ohFE. ' , ' Arreewd Attar 'BsmsI Leuto XXV o f Fm ace, crowned Arthur J. RUfiseU, erect hou« ZONING AND PLANNING COM^ Advt. No. 193 ■urrehdered tor eanoellation- upon " " RAYMOND R. RllID—PHONE MI >4411 at 538 Wetheren B t, 9U,eOO. : D. E. Pierce MISSibN . Dated thla 3grd day af Novara tha granting of a Uoenaa fo ap- iWE&BA |0 MISI. V- '- " RobarteoB, Btdkar. |G 8-MBt. Robert P.. HMupaOB. aboiit IS, a t age B to 1B4B, Used untU it U . “ ------HQ 6-7I66. MI 9-«849 or Ml 84720 Buetoeee Muager By Ndthan l£ Miller, Chairman bar, 1959 pllcaat ^ ' < ■ - \