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. ‘ i . T^nSDAT. NOVEMBER T^ IM l AFm ge Daily Net Press Ron ^nrliPBt^r lEnmittg H^niUii Pdt tlM Week Ended The Weather . . November 4, 1961- Sbree—t of D. k Wenttev BnmSS About Town OPEN 6 DAYS AUIN STREET 13,460 \ Fnlr nikl colder tonight. Lew .Member ef the Audit In 20e. Tharedny fair nnd eoldor. IMctiMi C MoMil, SI a r m 9:80 AJL to «;45 P.M. BaraMi n f Obenistton; A^ANCHESTER High 40 to 45. RIH 8t, hu b m d«ct«d trmuTBr ThOTsasy tffl 9:00 P.M. \ v Manchester— City of VUlage Charm o t Vm TouBf DemoonU at th« \- A?. -■ TMlvantty o f Hartford, wfaare he ta FREE PARiONG Phm Ml 3^123 o mbcwnore. A 1900 yraduata o fr R e a r O f Stcure VOL. LXXXi, NO. 88 (TWE^^rY.FOUR PAGES--1N TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., W ED N E^Y, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 Itoaoheeter H l^ fidiool, he la the (CInaelfled Advertlelng on Pnge St) PRICE FIVE CENTS .•OR o f M n. and Mre. LeaUr H. ICNTffl. rhwre will be an open houae'and The Store With Village 'Charm FTA meetliM: at Maiudieater Qrecn 8<^ooI Wedneadey at 7 pm . After a short meeting In the eudltoitmn. ddldren will eeo6rt their parents to clasarooms to meet teaohem and aee di^lays of scIkn^ work. Befreahmmts will be eervod In the •ehool oafeteila. Teachers Ballot ------• ^ n w PVank J, Hane^Md Poat of the Karine Ijeagrue auxiliary will On Compromise '^mUe^Mrt. Officials say there Is meet at the Amerioan Legion Los Angeles, Nov. 8 (/P)— Hone Wednesday at 8 p.m. Oaadi* An army of 2,800 men, hack­ no Im m fi^te danger of the two Wage Proposal dates for fnenberahip will be in* ing across flaming canyons, blazee j< m (^ and then sweeping mated. westward to^ the Pacific, only a X ortant Elections have encircled one ,o f two few miles a' New Britain, Nov. 8 New Britain’s 560 public Waddell School will hold open monstrous fjres in the Santa There were nb reports of death house Wednesday as part of Amer­ Monica Mountains — and But about 100 firemen and- resi­ school teachers vote today on ican Education Week. Each teach­ fought the other to a stand­ dents were Injured, none seriously. whether to accept a compro­ er will discuss the year’s plan with Gov. Edmund G. Brow.n who de- B o p Makes still. ' 'clared Los Angeles CoUnty a dis­ mise wage proposal which has parents. Individual parent confer­ If winds etay down today, fire­ been approved by the schorf Hughes Wins Upset ences will be held during a two- aster area, has appealed to Presi­ men hope.to gain the upper hand dent Kennedy for federal aid. board. / week period after Wedneeday. . ::TS' _ . against both blazes, termed the Many of the destroyed homes The school board Is trying to Deep Cut in worst fire outbreak In Southern avert a threatened walkoutyOt the Manchester Lodge Of Elks will California history. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the (Oonttobed on Page Two) city’s public school teachers on In New Jersey Raee Lodge Home, 30 Bisseil St Mem­ Last night firemen contained — Thursday morning. y Lee’s Votes bers will celebrate Thanksgivii^ but did not control — the fire In e school board voted late last the Bel-Air area, home of million­ t to go along with the wage at a Turkey stag n l^ t dinner pro­ S By GEORGE BAZAN By THE ASSOCIATED PRE.SS gram Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 6:80 aires and movies stars. They Ghana Police propbeal made by the finance p.m. Dean H. Gates is chairman drove tractors and bulldozers board earlier in tM day. Aseociatod Pres* Staff Writer Republicans took a stunning one-two punch on the chin in of the event. Tickets may be ob­ around fiery brush and inaccessible However, Doiwd Friday, ro Democratic mayors were New Jersey and New York City elections yesterday that tained from officers or from the canyons to clear a swath 20 to 50 Arrest Several chainpan of thqTeachers Joint Ne­ steward. feet wide around the flames’ peri­ gotiating A>nlmittee, told the re-elected in Bridgeport, New threatened to leave them groggy for 1962 and 1964 contests. I r 'h meter, school board he favors another Haven, Waterbury and Stam­ Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New York rolled up a smash­ Miss Ksiren Judy Dolln, daushtor A few miles away. In sparsely plan, a point which he said is the ford, four of the state’s larg ing re-election victory that could single him out as the most Nkrumah Foes core ol the disagp'eement. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Doto. settled Topanga canyon, wind- est cities, in the 19 municipal likely Democratic opponent of Republican Gov. Nelson A. Keeney Dr., Bolton, Is among stu­ fueled "hot spots” prevented The finance board proposal 8 dent nurses from EUzabsth and similar encirclement. But they Accra, Ghana, Nov. 8 (ff)—At would' cost $278,(XX) annually as elections in Connecticut yes­ Rockefeller ne.Kt year. Or Wagner might wait to bid for a Perth Amboy General Hospitals kept this blaze from expanding. least one member of parliament against the $397,000 originally terday. Senate seat in 1964. ■’K sought by the teachers. The latest The overall results were ident­ who have started academic studies Firemen reported three small and a newspaper executive were proposal Would provide five per Across the Hud.son in New Jersey, a little known Liberal at Union Junior College, Cranford. flare-ups In Topanga canyon early ical to those of two years ago. Democrat, Richard J. Hughes, knocked off a nationally known arrested in police swoops today on' cent pnhual increases for 14 years. The Democrats held six towns and N. J. Miss Dolln, a graduate of today. They emphasized, however, The increases would be based on liberal Republican, James P. Mitchell, in a cliff-hanger finish Manchester High School, is en­ that the breakouts were only the eve of the expected ■visit-of the Republicans retained control Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II., ' that percentage ol minimum pay lo a governor’s race in which President Kennedy put his rolled In the School of Nundng 'of fingers of the main blaze and posed for a teacher with a bachelor's de­ in 10. An ■ independent was re­ Elisabeth General Hospital Police also threw a .cordon elected in on-e contest, and two campaign prestige on the line. no Immediate threat. around the house of former FTftarice gree. Assessing damage from the 3- Friday asked for another of the cities held non-partisan elections. Kennedy also added to his polilical bank deposits by ap­ The Men's Club of North Matho- Minister K. A. GbedemaS and were Democrats also carrjed West day-old fires, officials gave this reported to have seised six other many plana presented, claiming it pearances with and an endorsement of Wagner. dist Church will meet at the churci- would provide five and one-quar­ Haven and Fairfield, and Repub­ Monday, Nov. 13, at 7:30 p.ni estimate'; More than $15 million persons. These reports were not These two weathervane contests, plus a victory in a spe­ / - H ' y'V I y rmrth of property damage; 259 ter per cent annual increases and licans won in Meriden, Norwalk, "Stewardship” will be the subject confirmed. cost about $16,000 more a year. Wallingford, Darien, Greenwich, cial congressional election in Texas last Saturday, lifted Dem­ of an illustrated program. The hdmea destroyed (all but nine in Gbedemah wsk dismissed in a the-feel-Alr section); hundreds of The major difference, which he New (^naan. North Haven, West- ocratic morale for 1962 off-year congressional elections, speaker wit) be Alton Cowles of i I recent cabinet reshuffle and sub­ described as the core of the dis port, We.ston, and Wilton. which traditionally go. against the party in possession of the North Methodist Church, Risfrsdi- others badly damaged and sequently ■Was reported to have scorched; ll.QQO acres of mountain, agreement, is that his plan would Milford re-elected an indepen­ White House. »> ------ments will be served. fled the cnlintry. base the increa.scs oh the minimum dent, and Hartford and Norwich watershed, prime defense against Member of parliament, W. A. No less a personage than GOP . ___ of each of the categories into which held non-partisan elections. A Two Msnchestor students a n spring floods, destroyed. Wiafe,' who also lost a minor gov­ former President Dwight D. Eisen­ teacher wages are divided, de­ Democrat was elected titular hower, who campaigned for Mitch­ members of the “Mnlty OoUsgs The Topanga blaze has covered ernment job In the reshuffle, was pending on -the degrees received Wagner Wins Glee Club which will present th m X about 7,000 acres and th e'^ l-A ir, arrested, along \rith M. Ofarl, mayor's of Hartford in an election ell, had said the New Jersey re­ The suggested salary schedule where no Republican-endorsed concerts in Nsw Yoric Saturday fire has blackened 5,7O0 acr^.- At. deputy general manager the In- calls (or the following mlnlmums sults "unequivocally” would affect and Simday. They ere Daniel L. thedr closest points, some fingers and maximums as compared with candidates were running. the outcome of House and Senate Third Time in McLegan, 65 Oxford St^ end John o f the t-wo flrw are about a h’alf- (Conttoned ofl Page Ten) the present wage plan: Six of the Republican victories battles In 1962. Elsenhower’s new career as a S. Urbanettl 67 Butternut BA The Less than four years prepara­ were in small towns In Fairfield Glee Club will give a ooneert at county, the state's Republican GOP political leader, which he took New York City tion, proposed schedule of $3,850 up in earnest after he left the pres­ International H o u a e, Columbia and $6,353.50—present, $3,562 nnd stronghold. University, Saturday, and two T ^o M en Dead, Eight M issitig The Republicans, however, made idency, got a double setback in the $5,876; bachelor's degh'ee, pro; two major contests. He also cam­ New York; Nov. 8 «) — Mayor' sacred conoerts on Bunday at serv­ posed $4,400 and $7,260—present, an impressive showing in a closely Robert F. Wagner smashed last ices in St. Paul’s Ghtirch, Brooklyn, watched contest in New Haven. paigned In New York for defeated $4,112 and $8,785; master’s de­ GOP candidate Louis J. Lefkowltz. night to a third 4-year term in and Cathedral of the Inceinatlan, gree, propo.sed $4,700 and $7,560^ They cut sharply into the vic­ City Hall without the Democratic Garden City, Long Zeland. tory margin of Mayor Richard C. Hughes climaxed an uphill fight present $4,412 and $7,085; 30 hours to become governor-elect of New party machine that helped put him 2 Ships Crash, Burn beyond master’s, proposed $5,000 L^e, who is considered a leading there twice before. possibility for the Demlcratic U.S. Jersey with a 40,000-vote victory P v t Joacph D. Caeiney, eon ef and $7,880; present $4,712 and over favored Republican Mitchell. In beating down one of the tough, Mre. Haael CSerney, 196 Spruce $7,384; doctoris degree, proposed senatorial nomination next year. Hughes' paper-thin victory est Republican city campaigns In St., la home on furloui^i after oom- $5,80() nnd $8,160—present $5,012 The elections were the last A happy Richard J. Hughes, Democratic victor for the New Jer­ years, the 61-year-old Democrat sey governorship, and Mrs. Hughps embrace each other early to­ boosted Kennedy’s political stock ^etlng his eight weeks’ basic and $>,685. major tests for Republicans and and jolted Republican hopes for a won by 399,090 votes. He strenjgUl- training in the UH. Army. He In Houston Channel Democrats before the stato elec- day after It appeared certain Hughes had won a tl|^t race over eiied his position as his party's favored Republican James P. Mitchell. (AP Photofax.) comeback next year. It was the will return to Ft. Dix. N. J , where Sayx f^tn^s Muttsed tltma next year.. first great test of strength between leading vote-getter In the state and he will have 14 weeks’ eC sohotd- issues dominated an ~the the two major parties since Ken­ enhanced the status of the reform "ffoagton, Tex., Nov. 8 (IP)—A^'We escaped by the shaft alley to Hartford, Nov. S'i^r^Some com­ Democratic group that backed him. »n«- ____ munities have falJetf^o use the in­ contests, but leaders of both par­ nedy took office. tanker and a freighter carrying the main deck. The ship has many ties hailed the results as tri­ Democratic National Chairman creased state education grants for Hughes received congratulations The litO s Theater of Menrtiee- explosive chemicals and oil col­ places on fire. Much people on umphs for their organizations. John M. Bailey said "Democrats ter will hold a nheenal tomor­ lided headon In the Houston Ship deck. Some one go crew room. He school purposes, says Dr. Howard Navy Plane Crashes from Pre.sldent Kennedy, who made all over the nation will be cheered" J. Wetstone of Bloomfield, presi­ In addition to Lee, Democratic a personal appearance in New Jer­ row at 8 pjn. In the Seat Side Rec. Channel last night. FTrey virtually found man in bed who was dead.” winners in major races included by Wagner’s -victory. Mrs. Judy ’Ihoinaa will dlreet the destroyed one ship, but a blaze in Ho wa* one of 35 Union Reliance dent of the Connecticut Associatioft sey five days before the election. Mayor Samuel J. Tedesco -of The President called Hughes short­ Bailey said in a statement In one-ect play, *Tnmed Oak,” which the tanker was extinguished. crewmen who took refuge at the of Boards of Education. Washington that “ The Democratic He called it n "misuse of public Brtc^eport. who won a third term. ly befdre midnight. will be presented at the Weman’s Two men were reported killed, La Porte Corporation city court Mayor Edward D. Bergin of Water­ ■victory in New York City is fresh Club on Nov. 27. but this could not be confirmed im­ room. funds” if the money isn't u.sed for Atlantic; 11 Aboard Kennedy expressed "The hope evidence of its strong appeal to the education. bury, al8o. elected to a third term, that your new administration will mediately. Mrs. ■ Birgit Larsen, 80, Copen­ voters which the Democratic party Phi Theta Chapter, Bate Sigma The collision Injured 25 persons, Wetstone. said yesterday It was be an active partner with the hagen, Denmark, -wife of Capt. (Continued bx.Page Fourteen) Boston, Nov. 8 (/F)—A Na'vy^take off from the carrier Lake IVashington administration.” Phi, will m e t tonight at 7:80 at the Coast Guard said, but only Steen Larsen, '39, of the Berean the clear Intent of the .1981 legis­ (Continued «m Page Ten) lature that Increased state-aid bomber with a crew of 11 crashed (Champlain which was on duty in Mitchell issued a statement of the hom ^of Mrs. Evefett Fraxel, five required hosppitaiization. said she was in bed when "sud­ 137 Bfo61 a.m. denly there was this a-wful shak­ while on an anti-submarine war­ Returns from 47381 of the state’s Habei«m will te the hostess. Miss cated eight men were unaccounted ing.” when the additional funds- were The carrier had ben in commu­ made available. Will Ed May fare training mission. Several 4,395 districts gave: V L i l ^ HatUn and Mias June Bar- for. nication with the plane until 2:40 reft ere in charge of the program. At least three women and a child ‘T got dressed and dressed the Wetstone also said no other hours later two life rafts and pos- Hughes 1,078,356. boy (Michael, 4) and ran up on a.m. after which contact with the ’TlckeU for the loe Oapedes on were aboard. local agency can overrule a board .^ibly two bodies were reported aircraft was lost. CJonfuslon had Mitchell 1,037,113. Bulletins of all timet the bridge aiid asked my husband of education's commitments Seek GOP Bid sighted. Mitchell, secretary of labor un­ Nov. 28 may be ordered tonight. THE MOST EXCITING ANNIVERSARY SALE All the hospitalized were from existed over the time the • plane Culled from AP Wires Members unable to attend the the Union Reliance, a 494-foot what to do,” she said. teachers' salaries. T^eCoast Guard In New York was last contacted because of a der former President Eisenhower, meeting should call the president freighter of Nationalist Chinese "The other ship was blazing "Under our present state sta­ said a Ses^rch plane reported the difference between the Navy system said in his statement: or hostess. registry bound for New Orleans. fore and aft. It was terrible,” she tutes there is no question that A For Governor? rafts and'evidence of possible of reporting time and eastern "I congratulate Dick Hughes on said. duly elected board of education casualties in 'aii ocean area 300 hla' election. The people have RED BOMB ‘VERY DIRTY’ TTie other ship is the 9,003-ton standard time. Tokyo, Nov. 8 C9)—A Japan'eae Chapman Court Order of Am­ Norwegian tanker M. S. Berean, The Coast Guard said 16 crew has the obligation to set teachers' Hartford, Nov. 8 (J")—For Edwin miles east of Norfolk, Va, spoken and all of us. Republicans, First news that the plane was The bomber was listed as miss­ scientist today said the 80 mega­ aranth, will hold a military whist bound for Houston. members remained aboard the salaries and to approve their'con­ H. May Jr., state Republican ing for several hours. The first Democrats and Independents, will Friday at 8 p.m. at the Msaonto tracts,” h« said. Chairman, this is the day the pres­ missing, and that it hAd, crashed, unite to make his administration ton superbomb the Russians ex­ BEGINNING TOMORROW-WEDNESDAY The ships , rammed their bows Norwegian ship and fought the Indication that It had crashed came ploded Oct. 23 was a "very dirty’’ sure Increases. came from Boston (Soast'Cuard Temple. Mrs. William Morrison la together in clear weather about fire. His comment was a reference to with the recovery of the bodies a successful one. chairman. Refreshments will be Is he going to compete for the and Navy headquarters. "To the thousands who gave so bomb, siniUar to those tested by 11:16 p.m. (CST). Coast Guard Cmdr. Ray Evans, several controversies between and the empty life raft. the United States and Russia In served. , Ships’ agents and persons on the captain of the port of Houston, gubernatorial nomination or not? Later, the public information generously of themselves in my school boards and flnsmce author­ ", The Navy’s First District Head- 1958. Dr. Yasuo. Miyake, h M id ^ ^ ships said 46 were aboard the boarded the Berean shortly after ities. That's what Republicans wlH be officer for the Atlantic Fleet Air stmport I offer deep thanks. I will Miss Shlrln Richardson, daugh­ Wanting to know. force said the plane, a P2V Nep­ qiiafters In Boston, which reported the geochemistry research Norwegian -vessel, including the the collision and took charge of the r'ec'overy, did not say where the never-foreet their help and devo- ter of - Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. -captatn’s wife and the couple's 4- May, 'who has been flirting with tune was a unit of Patrol squadron partment of the M eteorologl^ the firefighting. (Continued on Page Nine) bodies w>ere found. Uon.” Research Institute, said his Richardson, Lakeside Lane, Bol­ npon to p. m. year-old son, Michael, while 52 the l.dea, has said he wouldn’t an­ 10 based at the Brunswick Naval Hughes said lie is delighted. He ton, has been elected in tiie -office. But Congress Arosemena, arrested early yes­ pays $20,(KX) a year. named leftist Vibe President terday by VelasM Ibarra, was re- mystery surrounding slaying,'of been agreed , upon. It said. C. I. Ho, first assistant en- Politicians saw in Bent’s letter James A. LynrJi,, 44, former union Stealing Auto Hub Caps Julio Arosemena head the leasled from prison during the night ^iVill ^hnd in every single diepartment |[lneer on the Union Reliance,, said: a straw In the wind indicating official who.se body with three bul­ ” We stopped the nuiin engine. country. but his ^’hereabouts also were un­ that May would run. fliTH POL.ARI^^CCE88 lets in it was found yesterday in Cape Canaveral, Nov. 8 known. Velasco" Ibarra had ac­ Only six day^ from now — Tues­ Bridgeport, Nov, 8 Up^Eugene^' Walsh said the youth turned sud­ Quito, Ecuador, Nov. 8 — cused Arosemena liis onetime po­ day night — the (30P State Cen- an automobile at New Hyde Park, —Hie nuclear'subniatine''E$lian N.Y, . . . Industrial plants in' P. Vallierie, 16, Bridgeport, was denly and beg'an running. The po­ Allen launched Its sixth s h ra ^ t from hosiery to housewares*..the valuable CU.miIo Gallegos Toledo, president litical, ally, of being a Communist 9 Cheshire Rioters Buehbs Airets area and some prov­ shot and seriously wounded early liceman began pursuit and shouted successful Polaris missile frono" of the Supreme Court, took office and" attempting! to set up a dicta­ (Continued on Page 'Twenty-Uiree) toda'y while attempting to^ escape to him to halt. torship. inces ^hut down during second day beneath the Atiantlo Ocean to­ S &■ H green stamps you will get with Get Longer Terms today as Ecuador’s Interim pres­ of general strike but other busi­ capture by a policeman. " 'While running after the youth, day. The firing, unannounced by Ciallegos is expected to call na­ ness activities reported norinal. • Police Supt A. Walsh said Dunn took his revolver from the the Defense Department, oooQr- ODD ident, with the announced backing tional elections soon to choose a Scott McLeod Dies; the youth .was surprised In the act holster and fired low toward the Waterbury, ^ o v . 8 (J=)—Addi­ of the armed fprces. New York's Gov. Nelson A. red about 50 miles southeast of constitutional Resident for the Rockefeller will submit to legisla­ of stealing hub caps from an auto, roadway ahead"of him as a "warn­ Cape Canaveral. The smoke every purchase*.. tional, senten<^ ofi at least three President Jose Marla Velasco country. and refused to respond to shouts ing shot,” the superintendent said- CMS coining lo years have- been given nine Ibarra quit last night under pres­ Former U.S. Envoy ture a $100-mllllon program under trail from the solid-fuel engines Gen. Villacis said the Army is which New York State would pay to halt. "Patrolman Dunn told me he in­ was clearly visible to shore ob- Cheshire Reformatory Inmates who sure of rising violence and mili­ making itself reaponsiUe (for pub­ Waish said the ahot by Patrol­ tended the shot as a warning shot MAMCHCSTEA admitted talcing leading roles in tary and public opposition. He has Concord, N.H., Nov. 8 UP)—R. up to half the ooet of fallout shel­ sen-ers as the two-stage, rocket YO U WILL RECEIVE lic order and calM on all workers ters constructed for" private and man John Dunn was intended as a and did not Intend to shoot the zipped across a clear slgr. recent dlsturhances at the Insti­ now been elected to the presidency to return, to their Jobs. Scott McLeod, 47, a former news­ warning, but the boy stumbled and youth,” Walsh said. tution. . four times and thro\^ out three paperman who rose in government public schools, an Albany report Tlivnday*s Hordid Velasco Ibarra’s popularity be­ says .. . , Iranian Army crushes fell into the path of the bullet. 'Val- As the policeman - fired the shot One reacted to the lengthening times. \. service ■ to become ambassador to the youth stumbled and fell and the AFRICANS BLAST D.S. i - gan to wane several months ago as Commimist spy ring and arreets Uerle was taken to Park City Hos­ of hu ImprUonment by raging for Army leaders met for four hours Ireland in tl)e Elsenhower admin­ pital where his condition was re­ bullet struck him, police reported. United Nations, N.Y.. Nov. 8 lialf ao hour in his cell, breaking before deciding to support -Gal­ a result of economic hardship re­ istration, died, unexpectedly last 90 members of outlawed Com­ (JV-Tbe United States came un­ sulting from falling prices for night. ported as critical. Dunn summoned aid' and the and ripping udiatever he could legos. ' Later Gen. Gonzalo VII- munist Tudeh Party In Isfahan, Detectives said the boy will be youUi* was taken to the hospital der heavy attack today as two reach. lacis, director of the- National Ecuador’s chief exports—bananas, McLeod, general counsel to the some 260 miles south of Iran...' African states-^uinea and ' coffee, cocoa and rice^and a host Republican. members of the U.S. 17 in two days. in the city ambulance. Those sentenced yesterday all Military Academy, announced the Police in Quincy, Mass., says 12- Upon admittance to the hos­ Police records show tihe 'Val- Ghana—demanded assurances It 200 army's decision, to the country by of new taxes the president decred Senate Appropriations Committee year-old 8th grade pupil shoots was taking steps to prevent had admitted they were partici- pital, the youth underwent sur­ liereie youth was arreeted Feb. 9 radio. to combat ■ inflation. since last January, Was stricken RUMMAGE pents of the July 25 riot of 200 imd kills father, Floyd TTiomas, an gery for removal of the bullet on charges of breach of the peace U.S, arms from reaching Por­ Inmates. Several of them got into Gallegos was reported to be As antlgovemnicnt' demonstra­ with a heart attack at his home in unemployed laborer, while going to tuguese troops in Angola. The Sutton, near CJoncord, yesterday which lodged In his stomach alter and resisting a policeman in con­ deeper troubla Sept. 7 when they makjng.up a cabinet list represent­ tions increased in recent weeks, his mother’s aid during family nection with a disturbance in a Soviet Union aoenssd the United ing all parties in An effort to re­ public resentment was‘whipped up morning. He was removed to a argument. entering hla lower back, physic­ States of denying the African SALE ovetpowered a guard and held him ians reported. theater here.' store peace to thU strife-torn by police firing in which at least Concord hospital arid died 12 hours .Drinkers should go on the wagon people the right to freedom. < BirnHwed by B V al B’ritti GREEN STAMPS hostSL^ more than an hour. later. Police Supt. Joseph A. Walsh 'The youth bad baan attending The stlffest sentence, six to sev­ country. 13 demonstrators were killed. three or four days a month to keep McLeod’s nomination to be am­ said Dunn was' patrolling his beat Bassick' High School but quit " with a purchass of 10.00 or mera ' en yenn, wax Imposed cm these . By backing the aupresn* court Hundreds roamed the streets of from becoming elcohollcs, says m e a s l e s d o c u m e n t e d m M A IN STWEET bassador stirred a Senate con­ and heard the sound of metal strik­ school aariier tfala yaar, aoCoeding WasUtagtop, Not. i (AP)—A Bos­ three defsndants who were im{riiaa- imrident, the Army ptmed over Quito yesterday demonstrating non-abetainir^; Archer 'Tongue in tq In-vastigatorB. If BiMwkMte ,\. both Velaaco Ibarra and laft-lean- troversy in May 1967. Demoerhta ing the roadway. ton researcher said today tho I >. . . WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ana EVENING “ ted In both incidents Cfiiarles Tll- against Valasco Ibarra. The Army criticized his record as State De­ Chicago, who is executive director Upon Investigation the policeman Dunn, has bean.a m m iltm t of the i) ford, 17, and Harold L. Kilmer, 18, ing CUrlos Julio Arosemena, the utilizing artillery and air cover, of International Bureau Against loUabBlty of live vinw Taectaw partment security chief and Sen. sa)v the youth near a parked car, Police Depsutment one and one la prodnolhg ofteettvs' fanmanl^ . both o f Deiibury, «nd Anthony vice president. Gallegos was sec­ ■quelled a pro-Arosemena revolt by Joseph S. Clark,.D. ^ f I V. ' •■/... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER; OONN« WEDNESDAY, ^ O V E l^ E R 8, 1981 I" '■ ’ tIANCHESTEB EVENPIQ H B R ^ , l^ C H E S T E B , CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 PAGBYBRKB tiM BarimsU Memorial Friday, ■ j- Saturday and Sunday. Rockvillc^Verhoii ‘The Rivals” opened Mat night at the Unlvereity of Connecticut In OPflt BHIRSDAY NlflHT As You Like It the Little Theater at 8 p.m., to be ShemVirold on Bri(% e ttitMT. By JUDITH AHEARN p l» e d through Seturdayv , mL9 'rae fourtennth annual Inatitute ( AH. (0 Sill PM of Contemporary American Music . OONSmXB ODDS < KEITH FURNITURE Tm» «ff«iw come up this week and two at will be pres^ted by Hartt Col­ WREN YOU OUEM lege of Music of Ur4 University of First Natiot^alf Javit By Alfred fil^WoId the end of the month, to brighten life in Man­ {iartford Sunday and Monday in - chester. Friday and Saturday nights, the Our problem this weak Is whath- the college's mailn auditorium, 187 ar to play tha king or Jack of a Commdnitv Players will perform the comedy Broad St. The first two concerts stop and Shop Bupermarketa Inc.^ Javit on Sept. 2t leaaed the pro­ of Hartford has filed notice of aajpoaed apace to Float National, re­ auit when you need only on* trick. about N«w York City’s ladles aar-pyright 1961, General Features <<* Movies charge. He had consistently de­ hearts, and you will not get nine Corp.) across America to bring you this Spectacular Sole Event! *Msks Mins Mink” is the spe­ ship competition. nied talcing part in the capture of tricks. Applications should be lub- the guard. Therefwe you will win in slight­ cial movie ’Tuesday at 8:13 pjn. in For Supernumerary Police ly more caaes by putting up the Take a look around your home: Need a new sofa? Or a bedroom with the sturdy construction for which Krodiler is famous. B9 ths State, Theater's series ot six mltted to Hartford Symphony Sentencee of three to six years headquarters at 609 Farmington were imposed Abi Salisbury, Rich­ dummy’s king of hearts—even es- St. Jamc« Ladies shows. With It will be "Plano In - Burning that west is just as likely suite? Choose Krodiler quality furniture NOW during Kroehler lure to get your share of the sajdhgs while our limited stock lasts! core" and "Carrtbean Playground." Ave., Hartford. ard Riley, 3MKristol; Gerald A. Rupemumeray policemen Infp .m. at the old high school building Worthy of Note Mitchell, 18,RSd Charles Willard. to be leading from Uie queen as Study First Aid Rockville will be recommended for in Rockville. from the ace. Week at ridiculously low prices! AH brand-new, popular stales Como in early for best selec^n, soonest delivery! Robert Cohan, a former atsr 18, both o f New Haven: and a 16 cent sn hour raise for the Following the business meeting, ------dancer with the Martha Graham Actually, the leads are not equal 8 Thomas Pemberton, 18, New Lon­ fiscal year beginning Nov. 13. Theodore Wagner of Manchester ly probable. Any good player The Ladles of St. Jamas wGl troupe, will give a master lesson don. , Police commission chairman will give a demonstration of take part In a standard Red Cress ton i^ t at the University of Con­ A b o u t T o w n might lead a heart through dum­ Park Hill It was Riley who ga-ve vent to Tbomas J. McCusker Monday told enameling on copper. my’s king-jack from a holding first aid course on four eonaecuUve necticut’s Hawley Armory at 7 his feelings after the sentencing (3ty Council members the com- Members will bring in their work Wednesday evenings, beginning Choose From Our Four FLOWER SHOP o’clock.. headed by the ace of hearts. Only by tearing up the furnishings of misMon is recommending a raise for criticism, and pictures ot the The.Disabled American Veterans an exceptional player would be next Wednesday at 7:80 p.m, at 8 East Center St.—MI 9-1448 Betty Allen, young Negro mes- month will be chosen. S t James' School. TOM MINOR, Proprietor. his detention ceil at Superior from $1.60 to $1.75 an hour. Auxiliary will sfjonsor a kitchen ao- bright enough to lead through the Credit Plans: no-«(q>rano. will sing with the Court. Among other thlnga he "They do a good job and deserve AOH Auxiliary Meeta cial tomorrow at 8 p.m. st the king-jack If hlg hearts were headed The classes, announced by Jo­ MANCHESTER’S L.EADINO Hartford Symphony orchestra in broke up a wooden toilet enclosure, The AOH Auxiliary will meet to­ VFW Poet Home, Manchester seph McCooe, a fireman and chair­ FLORIST SINCE 1912 . . . the raise, we think,” MoCusker by the queen. For this reason the its second eubscrlption. concert tore water lines loose, and shat­ said "The present rate ia lower in morrow at 8 p.m. in the Moose Green. The public is Invited king is about twice ag likely to man of first aid for Manfihester, FLOWERS for all oecaslons; Wednesday avening, Nov, 15. at tered a window. Rooms on Elm St., ' Rockville. win as the jack.,' will be directed by Mrs. Mary Mul- ( 1) 30-Day Regular Charga some CBsee than the pay for fel-^ Members having envelopes will we telegraph aaywhera BuahnMl Memorial. Miss Allen will He waa brought under control lows putting groceriee on the The Golden Age Club will meet The odds in this caae are not laney, assisted by Mrs. Roxey Foss a Also Floral Gift Items e sing the Brahma Alto Rhapsody by five detectives. make their returns at the meeting. st (he East Side Rec building to- just fi matter of cold mathematics. and Mrs. Dorothy Hughes. shelves in the markets.” Kiowa Connell to Meet (2) 30, 60, 90 4-Payment Charge Plan and the ProkoAeff "Alexander Two other inmates who had The Rockville Mlice department inotTow at 2 p.m. Human likes and dislikes affect the Steven Dzlellnski, Instruetor, Nevrtcy” with the entire aymphony pleaded guilty to the Jilly upris­ Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca­ oddg vitally. will preeent a film, "Rescue has 16 supernumeraries on call hontas, will meet FYlday st Red (3) Up to Two Years to Pay chorale and the ordiestra. ing charge were not presented and nine regular patrolmen. The Hartford County Asaoclatlon Dally Queetlon Breathing,” at a meeting of the .Prerfeseor George H. dohen, a with the others for sentencing. No Men's Hall at 8 p.m. for a regular of Medical Assistants will meet at Dealer, at your right, open with group Monday at 8 p.m., as a prel­ McCuMter reported continuance meeting. nationally recognized painter, is reason was given. They are of the police training program st the Hartford YWCA on Ann St., one heart. You hold: Spades—K 7 ude to the course. (4) Young Homemakers Lay-A-Way giving first "one-man show” at the Charles L. McGilton, 20, and Mi­ Hospital Notes Monday at 8 p.m. Atty. John R. THURSDAY SPECIAL I made possible through the Con­ Admitted Tuesday: Laurent University of Connecticut's new chael Welssef, 20, both of New necticut Chlefe of Police Training Fitzgerald, of the law firm of How­ Fine Arts Center Gallery now Haven. Berube, 123 Union St.; Katherine ard, Kohn, Sprague and Fitzgerald, Academy. Patrolmen Emilio Pell- KonarskI, 4,3 Brooklyn S t; Gale ROAST TURKEY through Nov. 21. The group arrested oq charges grinl and Raymond G. Duiiham of Hartford, will be the guest STAR'TS TONIGHT "Spanish Main Adventure," a Yencha, 24 Thompson St.; James speaker. E n S T U J O O D growing out of the riot and the will attend the academy, located Rivenburg, 76 Ellington Ave.; 1 a. ,\ 1 A, \ ( wt 1 t • t A ^ 1 H .4G 1 ( travel movie in color narrated by overpowering of the guard a few BljnPN^fiEhKL DINNER $1.50 at Bethany, until Dec. 1. The first Pertha' DowdiJig, 8 McLea;: St, The Little Theater of Manches­ Col. John D. Craig, will be shown weeks later totaled 13. Two in­ patrolmen to attend the Bethany A wall-to-wall sweep of seating comfort! Discharged Tuesday; Irene ter will hold a rehearsal for its^one- Paol Newman Bias Croikr mates, John F. Moore, 19, New school were Robert L. Kjellquist Candito, 30V4 Spring St.; John J. Woodward Sea Food SpeeialUea Haven, and Patrick Seno, 21, act play "Accordlnr to Size.” to­ la Danay Kay* and Clarence O. Neff. Fontaine, 81 Union St.; Kate morrow night at 7:30 p.m. at the Every Friday Stratford, elected a trial by jury, “White H«lps You Oytreom* . Also, the police commission Krause, Greenlawn Convsieecent Blast Side Rec building. This is a “Paris AUwith N7LON oovun 5-pc. Sectional in NYLON with FOAM but the others all pleaded guilty dropped a proposal to purchase Home; Joan Oraaaette, 59 Spring Mental Health play and will be Blues” Christmas” loqulre about ear ’’Family FALSE TCETH and had no trials. used State ^ llc e crulsm for the S t; Mrs. Margaret Colangelo and presented for the Buckley School ItSe-aiSO-l*:!! I:1M:U Style” lliaiiksgiTbig IMnaer Sano and Moore were given department. Although selling for daughter, 1 D ail^ Clr. PTA next' Monday. The Lincoln S O F A AUwith FOAM ouhlons LeestRGts and Worry sentences of five to seven years about $400 each, McCusker, said, Oiristmas Club Mailing PTA Nov. 15, and the Luther Soil., "Ths Fit Asd Ths Fesdnlnra" 8:05 6:26-9:60 No loasw be anaored or tu l lU-at- on Oct. 28. Uke those of the oth­ the city mechanic said it would •The Savings Bank of Rockville League on Dec. 5. aata bacauia ot looaa. wobbly falie er defendants, these sentences are mailed checks to 2,131 club mem­ FRANK’S CAFE taatb. PA8TXNTH, an Improred alka- cost again as much to get each of lint (non-add) powdo’, sprinkled on to be served at the State Prison them back into shape. bers yesterday In the amount of Members of the FYank J. Mans­ >ND C H A IR Tourptataa holda tbam firmer ao they concurrently with whatever sefi- $184,794.25. The amount was de­ 828 Mala S t—MI 9-6844 McCusker reported meter col­ field Marine ^ rp s , League will teal man oamfortabla. Asold tmbar- tences they received when they lections for October amounted to posited to Christmas Club accounts meet at the Holmes Flineral Home, rammant catiaad by looaa putes. Ost for the year 1961. Think carefully . . . isn’t it about PASnrra at any druc counter. first wens sent to the reformatory. $751.74, tag revenue was $j84, the 400 Main St., tonight at 7:30 to Tonight, Thurf., Fri. and Sat. department made 27 arrests, re­ A new club will open on Nov. 18. pay res])ect8 to the late Ignacy time you replaced that once beau­ 1 4 ceived 162 complaints and investi­ This phase of savings has been of­ wierzbicki. The Marine Corps Your Host, Mike Stanko, Pr^ents for Tod— gated 10 accidents. fered by the bank for many years. League will meet at 8 at the tiful but now well-worn sofa with /M Group To Meet American Legion Home. a more stylish model in super­ A slate -of candidateg for election Vernon nerwi Is handled through comfortable foam? Kroehler qual­ SHOP GRANTS MAIN STREET as officers of the Tolland County The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, Members of St. Margaret’s Cir­ 'THE VERSATILES" Art Association will be placed be­ 3 W. Main St, TRemont 5-8186 or cle Daughters of Isabella, will For Your Dining and Entertaining PleasnnI ity and brings good looks and lux­ 0 fore the membership Tuesday at 8 MItrheU 9-6797. meet at the John F. Tierney Funer­ ury to your living room plus the al Home, 219 W. Center St., to­ FURNITURELAND had to pay a 400 per cent increase night at 7:30 to pay respects to Oak Grill, 80 Oak St.—MI 9-8094 full year warranty on workmanship 2,300 Encircle In fire Insurance after last May's the late Charles Donahue, whose No Cover e No Minimum e Ample Bear PiaiUng and materials. ...a n d tile price Hollywood fire. Under the new wife is a member of the organiza­ We Cater to Parties and Gatheringe plan, a $20,000 home (and you can't tion. was deliberately planned even buy a lot for that price in Filmland Fire Bel-Air), would entail $198 annual A workshop for the Christmas to be irresistible I fire insurance costs. Bazaar, to be spomored on Nov. (OontlniMd from Page One) And county supervisors advised 26 by Ladies of the Assumption, Vw hillside homeowners: They’ll still will take place next Monday, Nov. were In the $100,000 class. Celeb­ have to pay property taxes, even if 13 at 8:15 p.m, in Assumption FOR ALL 6 PIECES rities whose homes were destroyed: they have only a chimney left, 'iliey Church hall. Enjoy Your Burt Lancaster, Joe E. Brown, said it doesn’t matter even if the KING-SIZE RECLINER Many arrangements possible. Choose from a Joan Fontaine, composer Lukas home burned down the day after Advertisement— variety of new colors. Fdss, Zsa Zsa Gabor. Homes saved; the property assessment was made Party Here Red Skelton, Kim Novak, Richard last March — the taxes must be Transact All Your Banking paid. But the supervisors offered to Business ' Boone, Lawrence Welk, Robert The ALL PURPOSE TELLER Taylor, James Gamer, Steve conduct a study to determine if Take our word for it, you’ll Value Senatlon of the ^66 they can give bumed-out families W i n d o w at csdnnecticut enjoy those big party,dinners Oo^ran, Fl-ed MacMurray. BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Is Nation! Fliam headrest Thousands -fled homes and class­ some relief. better if you reserve a private in plastic and heavy ny­ There was only slight consola­ your one-stop banking center. n e w l o w p r ic e rooms. They included former Vice From one spiot you can cash a room or large table here. We lon fabric. All sitting, re­ tion in another aftermath of the laxing amd reclining post- President Richard M. Nixon, mov­ check,, make a deposit, write a can accommodate parties of ie stars, indilstrlalists, housewives fire: More than 6,000' students of money order, complete a loan pay­ Uonsl and school children. Only a few, schools in threatened areas got yes­ ment. It’s a time-saving conven­ all sizes! including Nixon and family, have terday off. ience, at 893 Main Street, 16 North returned. Main Street and the Parkade. Tel. MI 8-1416 For Reeervatione Budget-saver for young brides! Only a few of the displaced resi­ dents—probably the wealthiest Talcottville 8-pc. complete LIVING ROOM SANDRaNvSS:- evacuees since the Russian revolu­ Businesemen’s tion—took advantage of three Golden Rule Sets Luncheons Served Delly j Including 52* high Room Divider m tner«6i9(l geetptanea by Hia pjiblie,' nawtr production emergency Red Cross shelters. O FEN S NOV, 27 a foellitios onoblot Sandron to lowor prieot on America*! most Many congregated at the nearby For Only 6 NIGHTS Beverly-Hllton Hotel. They clat­ Mrs. Finney Talk Monday thru Friday ' JSVSDAY DINNERS SERVED P 'l f carafrea floor. New, you can anjey qenuina tered about the spacious lob b y- 8 PJM. » 12 NOON to 8 PJtf. P i i'l vinyl floors at a naw lew priet. Yen can cover a 9x12' floor women trailing mink, children Mre. Joyce Plnney, associate Saturday 9 P.M. MOLDED FOAM SWIVEL ROCKER hauling toys, executives carrying minister in charge of religious ed­ 4 MATINEES for rots than ?20! expensive paintings and jewelry. Saturday and Sunday One man, clad in cowboy clothes, ucation at Second ngregationaJ room di­ Seat, back and 1:30 and 5:30 PJHL Tables With Rich Mahogany Finish vider, cocktail table, 2 step tables lugged in his saddle and two guns. CJiurch of Manchester will be Eastern States "FOOD FOB front are soft A woman lamented to newsmen gueet speaker at the meeting of EY’S and 2 table lamps. A-thrifty way to EVERY MOOD” set-up housekeeping. A complete Uv-' molded foam, cov­ ’5 9 * in the lobby that she took all her the Golden Rule Club of Talcott­ COUSEUM expensive gowns—but forgot to $2.00, $3.00 ^Ts’^ToeHt^r^r^ And Life Time Tops Ing room at one low price. ered with carpet yarn frieie* save her shoes and underwear. An­ ville Congregational Church to- $3.60, $4.00 Modem atyling, great value. other refugee from a hillside home niffht. ' (tax Included) said she grfibbed her trading Hie meeting will be held at the stamps—and forgot to safeguard 1,- home of Mrs. Zigmund Gozdz at B(X) volumes of rare first editions 8 o’clock. PHONE MI $-7832 in her library. Mrs. Pinney will speak on the Most of the property damage is eidiject, "Be Prepereid to Live." i U 1 ,1, IM r-IU)U S I\ ()N^ STANLEY KING-SIZE SOFA: 91" LONG in the Bel-Alr portion of the Santa ciolden Rule members will die- ’ '.ilUU U) ifRNFfl t IQiWf Monica Mountains, known locally 'cuss fihal,'plans for the fashion WARNER as the Hollywood Hills. show FYiday night at 7:45 pre­ • (SIR UO V STATEffiffl *= ?. ;k " - ' ^ AuthoHties cautioned - residents sented by Tots 'N Teens, Campus • A.’.GOU • BRIGADOUN 5 PJW. Continuous— 4:46-8:00 65o—Shown at 6:16 ahd 9:06 that the blaze in that area still Juniom Of Manchester. • ,:,NFtRiv;. • CIR' UG ON ICf is not under control. They ex­ A rehearsal for the fahhlon fhow plained the dlatinetion between will be held tomorrow night. Mini SiMI'HONT Cocktail Table containment and control; con­ Lifelong Store dlerk / • RkItlSlONINRHtIHW I $23,50 tainment simply means encircle­ Albert' E. McKee, of 25 Main St ment, prevention of further ex­ who died, late Monday at the ag6f* pansion of the flames) control of 71, worked lor ovef'^SO years as I HilNI.ARIAN RHAH:,OOy ELIA KAZAN'S PRODUCTION OF means firemen have whittened a clerk in the olA ^ lcott Brothers down the blaze's perimeter. Store, and TaleOttviUe Store as It was- later „khown. They said it may be several dgya He starts his career in store ■ ' Tier Table before firemen can extinguish the Sandra* -livlayl work, the .only type of work he y flames and start the final mopping .ever did, In the early 'i920’s. W O . N D I H I I 1. IE | 3 2 i0 CaUrt . . . tk* raveta- ' I _ ’ } 1)1 I IO N up. McKee retired in 1956, after W ntit fllAT {PfOMlT iitntry mw canetpt Is nnuiM M Wiii'n WILLIAM INGE But it will take three years for spending -his last several years •TAMmiG 6a*r cavarin], A bril-^ the mountain brush to grow back employed at Welles Farm Stand. liiM lumintitanca i* • to normal density. The brush re­ He was a veteran of World War UUCLHI'HUIJ' NATALIE WOOD rainbav of c*l*r* . . . tains water and prevents spring­ I, but did not go overseas. T»MTHINOlt lUDREY CHRISTIE PARTY time rains from washing down McKee’s one great interest In ■taltd >nd«r 100% SANDRiNll9« mountainsides and sweeping away life was sports, ^ th the Red Sox pum vtayl, A Sandrta] homes in massive earth slides. and Ted Williams rating on top. WARREN BEATTYl PRETTY ItCHNICOlOR* WUNER BR0$| 9* X 12’ But, ironically, when the brush When the bus station was atlll Send Your In MnAUICS returns, the fire hazard la re­ standing in the center of Talcott­ No on« under IS will be admtttd unUu aecompanitd AND newed. ville, he could always be found MAIL ORipEB And this vlelous cycle la the sittiiw there evenings in warm weather, discussing the fortunes of TODAY PLUS THIS THRnjXNO OO-HIT A T Tt20 P3L K ALSO AVAILABLE IN 9* x 15’— 12’ z 12’—12’ r 16’— 12’ x 18’ traglo paradox affUeting real- his favorite team with friends and PUY-PROOF denta fat thia flze-aad-floM ra­ pasasrsby- eheek os money tooturliig Kartfoto^ Own It a k y - vaged area of acenlo oaayona, otdeir tot - Springfield id. " Jewel-like tables that are ANY O N f OB M iA im 3 **CHAIIlGB If PLAHS^'— NO MONEY DOWN Funeral swvleea will be held at downright practical. Most Hxtra long 91-lnch loffi <2 feet longer than 1 ' rolling hills and luxurious aatatea. 1 p.m. a f the Potter Funeral Hoekey Aae’n.. Eeet- THE greatest SPORTS CAR RACING EVER FILMED' Southern California is suffering em Statoe OoUseuni, styles with amart metal caa- M eitii Fiit'niturr .fiYfirfigfiiO* Two foam robberj^ofTfi on Home, 456 Jackson St., WllUman- tere. Tops resist .marring and ita worst drouglit in history. tio. Burial will be In Mansfield Weat Sinringfield, Maet. armi, ravaralble foam eoahiona. Durtblt But aside from the ii^ ed iate Be Sore to State Norn- -staining. • niK’’ W .T.GFt A N T CO Center Cemetery. BIIL^TRAVLRS THE GREEN HELMET MANCHESTER tweed cover. Luah ptilow badL Similar »o' dangers of firs and flood, residenta her and^ Price of Tlek- 1 I 1 T M A I N S T lUiubration. in the Holljrwood HUla have two Btaacheeter Evienliig Herald Tal- ete, elab Perfonnenoe ED BEGLEY- ic:* hmbh:*-'. NfifitofTfiblM Step Table Derired. FREE PARKING IN THE REAR other problenu: Soaring taiaurance eettvUle eoireependrat, Morris <$37J0 rates and maasive property UmeaeelU, telepboae MItehell S23J0 , PAaBDfo nr otB ovm yard Many bomeownen la tha arta u -u n . I Staria Next Wedxesdayi Paul Ncwxmui fai' ... 4

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> MANCHESTER SVENINO HERA14>, l^C B E ST B B . CONN« WEDNESDAY, l^OVEMBBR S. 1961 F A O K riVR — ...... Coventry TV^adio Tonight Anniversary Television Rites Given r.ooi S Theatar (ia peear aaa) COO (hiaUencs ------(iB oresreee) Shannon FormalName • (la proKraM) 1 •:M Tbs Joor Bishop Show (C^ laaB News undaor FundM Checkmats In the future the town’s SMth Highway Patrol Top Cat ftdlabua Boms a Alloa anniversary celebration, to bf held •:U n HaU OnUr Marfcal t;00 The Ferry Come Show (C) N e u , Bporta a Woether 10. U. July 8 through 14, wUl be known- f:ai Nova GnwU a Woatbor Hawaiian Ky^o 8. 80. URTON’S as ‘The Quarter-Millennial Cele­ Roacuo I • TV Hour of Stara i:10 Robin HooS l;S0 Mrs. G Goss to CoUeeo bration of Coventry.” 'nil* wa« Rolllo Jacobo Club Boom The taw Haa voted by a meeting of the steer-' Chanaol I Nooro 10:00 Naked City I, 40, •:4 I OougiM BMwateo Bob Newhart Show 3. Ing committee. | ~ ‘ ‘ Hava 10. I Circle Theater d, . MUlloa Dollar Movie A report was made by Mn. Mer- 7:00 Nows and W-oatbor 10:10 David Brinkley’s /Jauraal (Q Going Strong- Big New Bargains For Tomorrow! maji "Jake" LeDoyt,' chairman of VoTls of tbs Woak 11:00 g u ^ ^ B a re a ta . Mava ^ the relics committee, on a display Shotian Sado planned for the entire week. IfOckup Messiah Tenor Window oa Main Itroot Naws. Sports B Wsather ■ The display of relics pertinent Mlllloe DoUar ttovlo U :ll Jack Paar Bhow (O** *' % to Coventry will Include books, Roger Loucka will bo the tenor F ilm „ Guaa 0 ( lh a Wsat manuscripts, co.vtumes, clocks, 7:UI Snorts : bamste 11:10 T arcet;.7be Cormptors furniture, quilts, handmade ruga, ■olalst with the Uanchooter Mu- Film Movie t Adventure slah Chomu jirhon it porforma Sun­ EToalaa Boport ^ttHTR 40 woodwork, Indian r.ellcs, pictures, 7;t0 Wagoa Trala 10. ! U :I0 Jack Paar Show (C) and the like. day, Dec. 10, In Bailey Audltoiium Mpeetd Movie 8 Adveatnre ^ TERRIFIC ■vt Manoheater High School a t 7:30 •toTs AUoa Ih e v •, ( U;K> News and Weatber Peonle who have relics and p.m. BEB SA TTRO A rB TV would loan them for display are Iioucka waa the tenor aololat with Invited to contEict Mrs. Maurice the chorua laat year and in 1058, French. Mrs. Antonio Peracchlo, and received critical praiM both Mrs. Thomas Small, Mrs. Willliun timea. Radio E. Billingham or Mrs. LeDoyt. A former Mancheater realdent, Mrs. LePoyt said the commit­ lioucka now Uvea in Glutonbury. (This UstlBg taeliidsa aaly tboaa m w s broadcuts et 10 er IS-adnuta tee will take every precaution to He ia a aaieaiftan with the Inveat- Ingth. Some atatlaw cany othsw abort nawacaala.) display the items in the safest Fur BlentF^ way possible. Those which are nent firm of Putnam and Co. in p u ito BMrIlghtI ■sreeade Hartford. •:00 1:00 IS n o a small and fragile will be set up in' L ut Sunday Loucka w u a ado* 0:08 ' oa Wall atreet WFOP-1418 chma cupboEU^ or In store cases. 0:10__ .lit News 8:00 in Barttord Largo Items, such as furniture, Itt with the HartfmxJ Featival Sing- 8:16 Art Jobasoa 8bew 8:U ut BaUrooa art at the Wadaworth Athenaum. 8:08 Raynor Shines will be ribboned off. A t all times, 1:00 News a B ln Oil. h aia an ample number of hoetesses will Xhiring the auihiner he w u a aololit WHAT—Hi U:00 9-Java S n SWEATERS be in attendance. with the Hartford Featival of Mu- 8:00 Sound Blue- 11:10 Ray 8omera_^ ■ic under the direction of Robert T:0U Edward P Morsan 1:00 Del Baycae Show ^hO said the committee’s main Brawley, which put on urform- 7:15 Sound Stare WTWF—IW objective will be to safeguard the 8:SU Night r u A t 8:00 World News ances on the grotinda of Oonnecti- 11:55 News 4:10 Wall Streot W. D.A.B. PRICE display ^ .^1 times. All Items on au t General Inaurance Co. in 13:00 jirn o n ___ 1:15 Showcase and News display will De adequately covered WTIO-18W 4:45 Uovall Thonua by Insurance. ^ Bloomfield. 0:00 News, Weatber A Iperts 4:58 Sports PopUa car coat—fully Bherpe lined for those cold He la a former aololat with St 0:30 s t r l ( ^ Bporta 7:10 lUebard Bayes and Carol Burnett end wlniW days that ere elmoet hi ~ ' Mrs. Walter Te^ord has been Jdin’a Bplacopal Church and with 0:30 Suppertime Serenade 7:80 Showcua and Naws UNKD HOOD. Oolora ere Blue, appointed to serve publicity 8:45 Three Star Cztra. 8:00 The World Tonight chairmra for the pEigeanL Shs the Temple Beth laraal Bynagogue 7:05 Conversatl'm Piece 8:15 Showcua and News Blaea 7 to l i . te West Hartford, and with Crater 7:80 Neva of the World. 18:15 Sign Off tQ 94 will turn her releases over lo, ths 7:45 Radio Moscow steering committee for approVmL Dongregational Church in Hart­ 8:00 Peps (Uncart ford. 9:00 Nlghtbeat The next meeting of the steeK He la'm arried to tha fonaar Mlaa U:0U News ing committee will be held a t 8 Marjorie Ann Lamdeberg of Hart­ 11:15 fin ite fin al * p.m. Nov. 16 at (Coventry Gram­ ford and the couple haa two chll- Regularly $ 12.99 mar School. dren- About Town Tha chorua now hU ISO mem- ’The Rotary Club will have a din­ bera. according to Erie Anderaon, ner meeting at 6:45 p.m. today . buaineaa manager. Tenora, ao- One of our biggest sale bargains. From at the vestry of the First Oongre- ^pranoa and tome baaaea aira atlU gational Church. neded, he aald. the most famous maker of fur-blends. The selectmen will meet at 8 G. Albert Pearson la directing p.m. today at the Town Office the chorus for his fifth time. Re- .-A, collection of fine classic and dress­ Building. The meeting has been set heanala are held each Monday DDD ahead one day because of the ad­ . hight at 8 o’clock in the band room maker styles to suit one and all’s taste. journed Einnual town meeting which at Manchester High Schod. art coorf^ to SNO SUITS will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow a t Many styles with entarsia trim, plus the Robertson School to act on the MANCHESTIR For Boys and Girls town budget for the 1961-63 Fluorilie Blocked m J »» 1J your classic basics. Come early for best fiscal year. MOW titMewoay ■ fwiwww Regularly $12.99 St. Mary's St. Germaine Guild selection. Sizes 34 to 40. will meet a t 8 p.m. Thursday a t the In Salt Lake City church hall. The Rev. John K. Hanan, pastor of St. Ckilumba’a Balt iMka CHy. Hov. 8 UPh- Church In CkJumbla, will ooncluae^ B7uorldatlaii of the city’s watar his series of talks on “The system waa soundly defeated In For the UtUe toddlers—euy to keep Perfect Members have been asked 1 an decUon yaaterday. MILITARY claen popUn. Half lined w ith orion pile. their wrapped Christmas ’The vote from 188 of MS dta- Many with hoods or beta. Asaorted ccd- St. Joseph's Home In WlUlmantle. tricta was 8,770 in favor of fluoTl- ora. Siees 3 to 4. The choir of Second Bation to 81,838 opposed. WHIST SLACKS tional Caiurch will rehrarse at 7:30 Organised medical grotipa all p.m. today at the^,i^ctuaTy. ■uppmted ftucrldatkm, arguing gpBMarad 1^ The The Lieague pf Women Voters’ that it wotdd reduce tooth decay. Order Of The A n a a m rtli SNO SUITS 8 to 6x $1.9^ one-cay finance drive will be held Several groups actlvn^ opposed Saturday. Tnls This was originally ft, contendliig that Ihwridetlon nUDiAY. NOV. 10 Sizes 3 to 6x Regularly $2.99 scheduled. Ibr Nov. 4 amounted to meas medlcatlen, that 8 P JL Cul^ Scouts o t Pack S7 began tt w u thOB a step toward aodal- gin tlieir annual candy sale to- Ised medicine, and that if anybody ’This Adv. Bponaered By: . 5 9 9 4 7 to 14 today. The ‘cube are ooUecUng wanted euch use of fluorine MASOMC TBMfLE Manchester Educatioinal $2,94 canned goods for the ’Thanhegivlng against tooth decay, ha could get DoneUon 75e Association Regularly $3.99 baskets for needy famlllee'' to m It from his dentiat. Regularly $14.99 distributed by the American Le­ ’The perfect ano suit of pop­ gion Auxiliary. In aasorted plaids end The Junior AuxiUaiy will spooaor lin with Jacket half lined FULLY FLANNEa. LIN- with orion pile. Juat right for a demonstratloh of household ar­ ED to keep every gel ticles a t 8 p.m. today a t tha the cold days ahead. Blue or werm end cozy. Loden Green. Legion Home. The public la invit­ DAILY 10 to 10 W . D. A. B, Special! ed. Members meet tha Brat and third Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Legion borne under New Styles In the direction of Mrs. Elaine Hotch­ kiss, Junior actlvltiea chairman of the auxiliary. Wash 'n Wear Cotton Maqcheater Evening HeiaM Car- AMAZING e n try correspondent, F. Paidfew tittle , telephone FUgrlm 8-8ML UNIFORMS VALUE! GS EXTRA SPECIAU siLF-sewiCE Dcrr. sroRi Ample FREE PWE STREBT and HAftTFORD ROAD $59 9 M drendaz Parking The Ideal Cold Weather w TRAVa JlfflMiY ^ Regul ar ly $ FURMTURE DEPARTMENT, level 8.99 Authorized Agents Fdr . All Rail, Air and SteaiBfllite DRIVING CLOVES Lines >Mi i t e S w an 18 Asylum SL, Hartford CHILDREN'S VNIFOWMB Tel. GHapel 7-5867 Maple Bunk Bed ", \ HAROLD EELS S I Manchester Agent 9 4 ' SHOES ‘ MI 9-7442 Outfit Regularly $ 1.99 The “Driving Glove" you are looking for, with 2 0 7 » OFF , , / ' A l e BlSBUSfll:': pigskin palm and wool top. This is the ideal Com pleto Bunk Bed cold weather glove, ^fssorted colors. S-M-L. 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iu:. - ; . / ;• 'Y':- '■■iV I- » ;-‘V MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 ' . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 be Mat brought to the ellnle Hebron freahmenU wWw Mrved. H io m her. A uuMdonTUMuoa aad answer ps- preaent appreciated thb opportunity Bdltoh canoe to ths club— their first. They tiod'will follow. to meet and become acquainted Columbia will begin work renovatlng.it im­ Midget Football Hesults Boy Scouts Begin with the Biabop. GarBge Bid' Accepted, mediately. ’They would like to have The South Windsor midget foot­ Tha Habron Oongragational others and if anyone haa one to Sisli Mystery Ride ball teams won two of their three Sales Campaign Women'o Fellowship wiu mast to­ je Slates give, or parts o f one, or canoe gvnes Sunday afternoon. At 8t day at S pjn.UDr. Frank Cooley Lake Safety^ equipment, the club wlU be most Francis o f Assis| Church field, the will ahow Iba filidstrip, “ Charity Quick Start Promisei «» lunity Chib wtQ hold K lU have been distributed to Boy appreciative of it. ’Their next meet­ • tttyiU ry ride Fridmy nlftat Hiose Oilers wsrs defeatsd by the Wlnd- Baglna At Home,” and will lead a Avery CD Talk Hearing Set ing will be held at the home of Bor Colts, 14-0; and the South Scouts of Troop 38 for Mie Up U» discussion. All women are urged TOPIISIOT ■■ '■ V Mr. and Mrs, William Murphy, •UtadlnC uw Mked to be at the The board of directore last night unanimously approved a Town so that they may depart l^ndsor Rotary defeated Plain- and Including Nov. 17. Ttaeee kits to attend this meeting. Civil Defense Diiuetor' John D. Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m. A t thlk time re­ viDe 32-0. The Carpenters defeat­ Men of the church nave bean In­ 196,292 contract for the construction of a public works de­ The copifnittee appointed to re- m rapU y at 7 :S0 pjn. Mr. and Mrs. include many g ift item*; Chilatm u WniGHESTER SPECIUA WEO. MBHT, THUR&, HU, SAT, HOV. I, 9,10 m i 11 Avery wlU ahow a film, “ Seconds ports from the committees will be ed the Windsor Glsnts st Wind­ vited to attend a breakfast talk partment garage on Olcott St. by the Green Manor Construc­ v l w town ordhumces regulating heard. lUebard OSbome are in chargee of wrappings uid candles, Ordera for tiM program. sor, 810. • at St. Peter’s, by Dr. Robert Wick- tion Co. * for Survival" at the Bolton boRt use on Columbia Lake will Church Group Meets Rummage Sale light bulba and maps of Hebroa. FAIR A lter the trip, the members will ware, who will speak on Japan. Controllar Jay EtUnger aald tbla Grange meeting Friday,, at 8 p.m. ’The Board of Deacons and Dea­ will also be taken during the sale. ]^obel Pflze Winner hbld on open hearing tomorrow at meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evergreen Wood Chapter of The time is 7:30. The date, Nov. 18. FARM FRESH KILLED morning that 'the contract papera at the Community Hall. A fter conesses of Columbia Congrega­ Eastern Star will hold a rununage This is the biggest fund raising Mrs. Mildred Fillmore tvfu hon­ ahould be ready for aignlhg within liives in Bray Home 8 p.m. at Yeomana Half. John McCuire for refreshments the movie, Avery will talk aibout tional Church will meet today and pictures of the luau and other sale Nov. 17 at the Masonic Tem­ drive for the troop this year. Pro­ ored at a schoolboard dhmer re­ a couple o f daya, and Nell ISDUa, Maurice Clarke of the commit­ at 8 p.m. In the Parish House ceeds will go toward purchase of tee. has announced the members Community Club activities. ple. East Hartford, beginning at cently in recognition of h e r'25 prealdent o f Green Manor Con­ Mr. and Mrs. William C. CD as it relates to Bolton. Hall Daughter necessary scout equipment, and Will be ready to discuss suggested FVir the December meeting, a 9 a.m. Anyone wishing , to donate years membership on the board. struction Oo., aald conatructlon Bray, .100 Grandview St., pur­ The Ellington Grange will A daughter, Robin Un, was other operations of the Boy Scout She received gifts of flowers and Christmas program is planned. arUcles may bring them to Mrs. will atart “within a couple/ o( chased a horns in Altadena, “neighbor” with .Bolton Friday changes In the ordinances to Insure bom to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall program, and will also htip pay for an inscribed bonbon dish. Robert safe boating, swimming and skiing. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwanke David Tripp of 657 Main St.. daya’’ from the time the contract Calif., about two years ago, night. This program will take the of Rt. 5 Oct. .28 at Day-Kimball attendance at summer caipp next E. Foote was also a special guest. The committee will welcome Ideas are in charge. South Windsor. la algned. and then decided to remain in place of the scheduled conferring ■Hospital in Putnam. ’The baby Is year. Elarly December delivery of He was chairman of the board for for keeping Columbia Lake for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald BROILERS Conatructlon from then An wlU Manchester. of the third and fourth degrees. the couple’s fourth child, second Manchester Evening Herald the orders is expected. many years when Mrs. Fillmore be a race agalnat winter. Columbia boats. will be in charge of an ice-skating also Served. The house, at 1Q41 East Bev­ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ronson, Mrs. daughter. program scheduled for January. South Windsor correspondent, Rememberaiice Time The company haa promlaed com­ Fire Call This coming Satxirday will be New exhibits at Douglas L i­ WHOU erly Way, has since been rent­ Ernest Asplnwall and Mr. and Firemen were called out about OOP Aasoclatee Meet Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell pletion of the huUding mluiln 120 Manchester Evening Herald Oo- i;-iSc'S' Veterans' Day. Bells of the church­ brary are o f Florida seaaheils, ed to professors from nrarby Mrs. Anthony Maneggla will be in 11:15 last night to the home of The Tolland County Republican 4-175S. daya of the atart ofZdnatructlon, R ild s Training Irnnlria Correwpondent Mrs. Donald J l i es will ring at 10:68 a.m. to remind coral, and driftwood arrangements universities. ’The Bray’s preaent char$^ o f 'refreshments. Mrs. Delvina Montlgny, - an apart­ n iilii Associates are having a dinner and poasibly WlthiiVloo daya. tenant is Dr. Rudolf Moew- Zoalng Peradta Silss Judith Hutchinson of An- B. Tuttle, telephone AOodemy 8- meeting at the American Legion us all to pause for a moment of re­ by Mrs. John Baron of Burnt Hill The Rapubllcazr dlrectora who ment over Smith's store. An oll- 8485. NATO Has Coal Edge membering and prayers and thanks Rd.; also driftwood and dried ar­ bauer and his family. The first house in the Mt. Sum-^ flover has gr^uated from the burnlng space heater had over­ III Home, West St., in Rockville on are the maJoiW .of the boa^ have ner subdivision is now under cort- Hartford Airllnies Personnel School Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. Those wish­ for those who lost their lives for rangements by Mrs. Daniel G. Hor­ .promlaed compleUon of the garage Dr. Moesshauer of Munich flowed. There was no damage. iiilr' Paris—The North Atlantic our country. atruction, according to building upon completion of a 16-week ing to attend are asked to contact ton. Hie library will not be open FRYERS this year, hot the garage wjli pro* University, now at the Califor­ Servicemen Home Treaty Organization countries permlU issued by Donald Tedford, course. She is now employed as About Town on Saturday, Veterans’ Day. jGiy bably no^be ready for use until nia ‘ Institute of Technology, ’Three young men In basic train­ EUsyrorth Covell for tickets. The produce 66 per cent of the world's agent for the zoning cpnimiasion. reservationist in the Grand Cen­ I progra^ will feature a speaker on St. Pete^-’s parishioners, to the booke due will be renewed. .^arly Fporuary. last week shared the Nobel ing with the Army, stationed at Police Arrests electric power, 65 • per cent of its number of 126. attended Bishop Prize for physics with Dr. Rob­ A permit has been iaspOd to U and tral Station office of the National Fort Dix, N.J., spent the weekend Civil Defense. coal, 67 per cent of its steel, and cratic Director Ted Powell R Housing Corp. for a house and Airlines. 4-H Election Esquirol's reception Sunday follow­ Manchester Evening Herald took the opportunity last night to ert Hofstadter of Stanford Uni­ at their homes: Ronald Tasker 44 per cent -of it.s oil. Their flaga two-car garage on M t. Sumner Dr. During the pest two weeks MIm Jeanclaude Pelier, 20„ of 124 H ie Baste and Bake 4-H club ing the 3 p.m. confirmation service. Hebron correspondent. Miss Susan 3 LEGGED, SPLIT, QUARTERED 27 lb chide the Republican majority for versity. Dr. Moessbauef was with his wife Sandra, at their Other building permits issued Maple St., was. charged at 9-45 under the leadership of Mrs. John fly over nearly three-quarters of The reception was held in Phelps K. Pendleton, telephone ACkdeny first promialng the garage in Feb­ cited for his research into Hutchinson spent a training period home on Rt. 87; Nelson Field, the world's merchant vessels. Hall, Tea and coffee and light re- 8-8454. methods of controlling nuclear are: To William Bogner, Brandy In the St. Petersburg, Fla., and New with his parents Mr. and Mrs. a.m. ye.sterday with failure to Oonlan has elected officers for the ruary 1960, then waiting until Au­ St., for a 'ho4Jse and two-car ga­ carry a driver’s Iicen.se and was iiiii! yesu* and scheduled its yearly pro­ gust to take action on uie project. reaction to make it work for York offices o f the airline. Stanley Field, Szegda Rd., and peaceful purposes. rage; Ahillo Santos, house on Miss Hutchinson graduated with Kerry Butler with his parents, ordered to appear In Circuit Court gram. Officers are: Debbie Dowl- “ Would it not be better u some Loomik Rd.; Philip Dooley, living 12, Manchester on Nov. 20 mg, president; Wendy Calkins, honors from RHAM High ^ h ool in Mr. and Mrs. Irving Butler, Co­ of the energy and attentton to rooifi addition and two-car garage Vice president; Laurel Warner, TAKE YOUR PICK—DARK OR LIGHT MEAT June. She was a member of the N a­ lumbia Lake. i speeding thlngg up were epent ear­ on Watroua Rd.; Andrew Asmann, secretary; Claudia Conlan, re­ lier?’* he asked. tional Honor Society, editor of the Canoe CSub Elects/ RockviUe-V ernon garage, on Carpenter Rd.; Fred porter; Penny Wroblinski, party For dirtstmos Ghrinq He also chided Republican major­ class yearbook, cheerleader and The newly named committees of Gauthier, South Rd., ahorse barn; chairman; Joanne Remesch, re­ ity for not asking the building com­ class accompanist. She is a past the Canoe Club, a group sponsored For Your Hoiidoy Buoftoining Thomas Service Station, R t 44, Make Reservations freshment chairman; Lorraine mittee to study the plans and president of the Pilgrim Fellow ­ by Columbia Recreation Council, addition of lubrtcp.tion area; May Smith, treasurer; Kristine Hutch­ For House G^fts specifications for the garage, and Chamber Sets ship of the First Congregatioiul were announced at a meeting of inson. historian. Junior leader is expanded hla rem a rl^ to demand Williams. Brandy St., bam and Church and former organist. Her New For...... For Shpwers chicken coop; Robert Gladdins, Co­ the young people Sunday In Yeo- Unda Jillspn. whether any idea p rin ted by the parents are Mr. and Mrs. John lonial Rd., porch addition. mana Hall. Brian Waner," com­ The club will meet every Mon­ minority Democratic members Funds Project Hutchinson of Rt. 6. modore, presided. ' Correction day from 7 to 9 p.m. The program Imiwrtod Italian filass Seven Piece Cordiai Set would receive consideration, The safety and canoe roles com­ Holiday Parties! will Include child care, rural arts Open house at the kindergarten C h t e k o n " I fnmkiy don’t know' what Publication of an area map has be Silvio Zannl, Area Civil Defense mittee Includee Warren Fletcher, and recreatkm, home furnishings, classrooms in Bolton will be held Accommodations for Weddings, Six glasses and decanter with ground-glass stopper. Choose from four decorator you’re talking / about,’’ Mayor been proposed as a source of Director. Peter Roberts and James Robin­ clothing and food preparation. Harold A. ’Turkington said after funds for the finsinclally-strapped next Wednesday, Nov. 15. An an­ Banquets, Meetings. colors: smoke, amethyst, pink, aqua. QUARTERED nouncement In last night's Herald Donald M aj»ey haa been re­ son: membership, Thomas Roberts, Powell’e reniarkB, whereupon Rockville Area Chamber of Ck>m- Bruce Melvin and Richard Robin­ Maaohester Evening Herald An­ merce, seeking to remove a pend­ said the prog;ram would be held ceived as a member o f the Bolton Powell introduced an amendment ■Volunteer Fire Department. The son; finance, Brian Warner, Pa­ Td. Ml f.4484 dover ootTeopaadeat, Margery to the motion of approval which ing deficit. tonight. 4Seateiidon, Mephone POgilm Bulletin Board department will hold a drill meet­ tricia Murphy, and Lee German; iiiiil would have required the building The new chamber board of -di­ publicity, Dayna Thomp'sbn, Karen S-MU. Special purchase price rectors last night a g r ^ the map­ The first In a series of Bolton ing at the firehouse tonight at 3-J’t RESTAURANT LEGS or BREASTS committee to consider the garage 7:30. Hint and Cheryl Berkowitz. 2 . 1 9 plana prior to their approval by making project would be worth­ P T A meetings on various phases Route 8 and 44A— Bolton iiiiii John R. Smith has donated a the directors. while. Existing maps of Rockville of .education will be held tonight Mr. and Mrs. John Harris and South Wind$or Nayor Turkington said the Vernon-Ellington and ’Tolland area at 8 at the Community Hall. The four children have moved to Win­ 964 Main St. STone scrutiny of the building committee are lacking in detail and are not PTA Invites all residents to attend chester, Mass., where Harris has was not necessary, because the 'in scale. the meetings, whether or not they been employed for several weeks. Young Democrats MI 3-7781 HGUKS: construction of the garage is a The funds drive Itiha was pro­ belong to the organization. Harris completed a four-year term simple one, pt^lnarily a rectangular posed by treasurer Albert E. Achievement tests and their role on the board of education, servtpg TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM To Elect Officers shell with dMrs bn tWo sides. Welch Jr. who said the chamber In education will be tonight's sub­ two years as chairman, on Oct. 2. FREE Open 6 Days Town Obunsel Arthur J. LeCIalre Is operating on a- month-to-month ject. Mothers of Grade 7 pupils bMls Sind may "shortly be in dis­ will be In charge of refreshments. FRESH \TOe Yoim g Democratic Club will PARKING 9:30 ajn. to Jr. ruled last month that the only Manchester Evening Hkrold Bol­ 6:80 pjn. town projects which the buUdlng tress unless a remedy is found" State Rep. Mrs. Dorothy Miller ton correspondent, Grsoe MoDer- meat Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the Beef Tenderloins - 99' haa been named chairman of ar­ However, reports to the di­ KMall. The main Item of in­ committee has to consider are mott, telephone Mitchell 8-6566. NATIVE Next To school buildings, and those only rectors showed the chamber's fi­ rangements for the Order of TURKEYS terest on the agenda is the election Top Notch TIinrBdaya because the state requires such nancial fortunes are in better Women Legislators Christmas iiiiii o f offlcera. tlU 9:00 pm . WE WILL CUT THESE INTO STEAKS AND/KOASTS FOR YOU shape now than a year ago, and party to be held Dec. 4 at the Also BONCD and ROLLED Names sutenitted by the nomi- consideration before a grant will be turned over to a town to decrease are improving. State Capitol . natiu committee are Thomas W61ch and director John P. The CYO of St. Maurice Church Coughlin, presldmt; Joseph Oau- construction costs. Dependable iiil *1716 mayor defended hla fellow Sweeney said financial control'and will meet at 7 tonight In the FRANK M. HARABURDA Bn, Jirst vice pru dent; Joseph ARMOUR STAR church hall. / CAPtTOL FARMS Republicans at length, and finally administration has been tightened, Knawikl, Jr., second\lce president; Powell said he bowed to the and promotional activities are be­ The Tolland Coxmty Republican Used Refrigerators ASH SW A M P ROAD—GLASTONBURY, CONN, I Oonstsncb Pandozzi,\ third vice ing set up under separate self- Associates will have a dinner iiiiii prsaldent; Maidlyn Price, record mayor’s eloquence and withdrew TE L. ME 3-2415 the amendment. supporting budgets. meeting Nov. 15 at the American Overhauled aad Tested mg secretary; Theresa Gaulln, cor­ i * ^ n n A i l U a i m BOLOGNA ’The $96,292 cm tract includes a The budget for the new fiscal Legion Horae In Rockville. Tickets responding aecretary; Elizabeth 194,000 Base bid, and $2,292 for year, accepted by the directors last may be obtained and reaervationa KrawakL treasurer; Attorney four additional items including night, amounts to $12,820. made with Mrs. Dorothy Miller or ilii! N James Throwe, execuUve board for VEAL LOAF ■ storm drains and a retaining wall. Potential revenue Comes to $10,- Raymond Negro. The committee Potferton's two years; Stanley Johnsom ex­ ARTHURS 031, prompting the specter of a aaks that all reservations be In by ISO Center St— Oor. o f Ohareh ecutive board for one year^ Ed­ BANKER GIVEN VENEZUELA year end deficit of about $2,800. tomorrow. The guest speaker w-lil ward Pareiak, alternate tor execu­ THS DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Mtulrld—Emperor Charles V, However, potential new member­ tive board. OLIVE LOAF short of cash to repay a loan from ships and the fund raising project Nominations frxmvthe floor will 9 4 2 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. his banker, gave him Venezuela will probably remove the deficit, be accepted. • “ 4 5 Instead. Later the Emperor took members said. Also, the chamber CAN S ' ^ is owed approximately $2,000 on Oo-emMeete Back the present without repay­ iiiiii LeoBard Tarnowakl, psychiatric SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY Pickle and Pimiento Loaf ing the loan. outstanding loans, according to social, w o t^ r at the Community Welch. i i canid Outdance Clinic, Manches­ MVEMc FOR ALL ter, win speak at the South Wind­ sor Cboperstlve Kindergarten As- Store to Reopen OCCASIONS ■oofatton meeting Nov. 15, at the RUMMAGE ■Wsfiping Community House at 8 FRESH BOSTON After Fire Repair FUNERALS—WEDDINGS—ARRANGEMENTS p-m. . ------Taifcnawakl w ill itiscn— the lb SALE The Paris CurUIn Shop, dam­ clinic, trace a child and his prob­ i f t w p r i c e ; aged by fire Oct. 25. is scheduled to LEE'S FLORIST and GIFT SHOP lems, snd conjecture what might 1000 PORK BUTTS : Sponaored B y Tbs O leuers reopen with a fire sale at the end Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:80 to 7—Closed Sundays ’ have happened to tht chfld had 4 9 Of The W808 of next week. "G IFTS and CARDS FO R A L L OCCASIONS” S eott Metiiodlst Cbnreh Workmen and employes are still SACCHARIN making repairs to the shop, at the ROUTE 44A, BOLTON—.^HONE M I 8-8089 comer of Main St. and Purnell PI. V4-GRAIN Thurs., Nov. 9 The fire started in a rear room of ■ i Mi TABLETS t A.M. the shop, slightly injuring the own­ Oo You er, Darid Grossman, and causing I R E G . 9 8 *^(i»nTi)i IN COOPER HAU smoke damage to other establish­ iiil ENTER ments in the building. Have you heard the new sound m raJUUM MILLS S A V E 4 7 c CWSP, .TASTY SEWmasthi|i SUPPOSITORIES of ACCURACY? CONTEST! GLYCEUN ORANGES SPINACH It's the hushed hum of... Infant or Adult 99'fHINAGEII JAR 12 ACCUTRON* FOR REDDCWfi. 8-OilNCE GUN CBLLO JUICY DOZEN FLORIDAS lOwOZ, PKG. P04K) ImtOTt Inriier 1 s i SPEED SHAVE L.. MORTON FROZEN MANCHESTEH CAHPET CENTER Lanolized XI for SAVE <1.00 *‘New EnRiand’s Braided Rug Headquarters” smooclmcM. 10 ox. .bomb. 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j iajCTBBM T MANCHESTER E V ^ m O OTRAU), MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1961 ' V ‘ MANCHESTgl^ EVENI n G HERALD, MANCH^TER, CONN* ^ P I^ S pA Y , NOVEMBER 8, 1961 > A o i m m - uTarlBg It, so that its defeat waa whiatla with .aurprlsing exuber­ JUmrl^^atrr Boulder X>aUy Camera, died Tues­ Rsia and ChshtUer Inc., Naw YoHt, ika asrtala tha fli did not third man, Vity Froalone, 8$, of liquor to prloonen before the S- Indo-Chlna Theater, and had piade tha upset ^ ance—and take up and get out of A ’llioafcht for Today Plaqi^ to Honor day after an \ Ulntaa of asvaial ■pedaUats la puMo titUl^ Mat­ lead tqpward la 8-atoiy New Haven, of the aaiqt charge. week trial began e win be sen- big home In New 'Tork. ters. ' Former * Secretary of Labor the way « t laat aome particular SpoiMored by Um MBBcbeaMr months. Ha was the grandson of If you vatue the.wa^ you look ^ Sta to N e w s huUdiag. The prosecution said Guerra tenced Dec. 2. Farrington leaves his parents, hie The utility Is seeking a '6.7 per lEtmtitiQ IjrraUi James Mitchell, the Republicui little dt^ty or chore or responalbll- OdoaeO at Ex-MHS Principal ValsbUne putsch, founder of the brought liquor and sandwiches to widow, Eileen Monahan Farring­ UIMHMP St m s weekly Boulder TrflMme and in eent general increase to provide Ma brother Carmine, sonving a W. T. FARRINOTON JR. ton of New York City; a brother, HARTFORD TUTORINeSCHI ------00, 0(0, nominee, was' the choice and friend Ity for which you had previously 1893 o f the Dally Camera. He suc­ |470,<)06 In additional annual rev­ 2 FoundGuiltz 721 MAIN ST—JA 8-8668 When W en You L a a t In dnu'dif The board of education haa ap­ Roundup New Havau, Nov. 8 MR—TWo Due-year term for a fatal hit-and- Waterbury, Nov. S W—William T, James F., and a sister Mrs. Hub­ IS ------^ of such Republicana as Dwight El- been able to muster nothing but ceeded hla father, Col. U C. Pad- enue. A few qieclal oentraets IfMacbMttt fVttt Wbat group in the world haa Uia propriated 1100 to buy a bronee m have baou fouad guilty of run accident laat February.. > FaTringUm Jr., former budget ert J. Herr, both of Waterbury. thosTas r nsRousuN aenhower, Richard Nixon, and inertia. dock, as- editor and publisher of would ha axempted from the new manager and program evaluator task of building a brotherly aoclety plaque to commemorate the nam­ rate. m ugtfliig Ufuor to tauahtaa at the Lucas, the prosecution added, Funeral services will be held PREPARE FOR JAN. I I WALTER R rERCUSON Senator Clifford Qase, .who him­ For Dr. Brown’a benefit, we ing of the Mancbaater High the Dally Camera In 1940, retir­ (OontlBned traai Page One) Now Daven State JaU. made the* neceasery arrangements for the National -Broadcasting here Saturday. ' Pubttahert among all men T The country did) ? ing as' editor In 1080. He was Company’s television department ftNUded October 1. ISU self has repeatedly and victorious­ would alert him to the fact that he The corner bar? The cocktail School auditorium in honor of They aio Aleouader Lucoa, 2S ; to bring In the liquor and food. V bom in Boulder.' “The Intenists of our achool ^ New Contract Signed The Judge upheld the contention in New Yok Qty, died last night at G0U.E8E BOARD EXAMS ly carried the banner of liberal Re­ has actually begim to uncover, in lounge? The serylce club? former principal Edaon M. Bailey. New Hhvea, a fonner JaU guard, Subtlibcd EviEvent Evenin* Except 'Chicago — Dr. Qeorge Halperln, children are poorly aerved when and John Guam , 38. Hamden. of Froelone’s lawyer that Froslone St. Mary’s H o^ tql after a brief String Alerted Pilot Sator^Y Momings 8*.30-12:30. •uadAra ABd Holknys. Hoi Entered At the It is only the church that la sole­ The plaque will be hung in the Now London, Nov. 8 (iP)—Plumb­ illness. publicanism' in this same Now- Jer­ the scientific field, far more thai? 80. associate editor of the Jquraal local political matters interfere They were found gnUty yesterday was only an Innocent bystander to PoAt OniC* At HADCbuter Conn. AX ly dedicated to such a task. auditorium - lobby, which already ers and Steamfittera Local 805 and Farrington began his career with Seven Searions—November 25 thm Janaary 6 Second ClAM HaH MAtter. sey. His ' opponent, Richard J. he himself even begins to dare of the American Medical Associa­ with our school systems," he said. by Superior Court Judge Alve the Incident mat July 3. Detroit-^Early-day airplanes had Jesus said; " ...... I tell you haa a portrait of the retinsd prin­ tion, died Tuesday. Dr. Halperln, the New London Contractora Asao- NBO-TV os a dowman while he' only one instrument—a piece of ENROLL NOW Hughes, was considered a rather suggest. It tyas, of course, merely cipal, who la now a atatt memhur One such dispute haa threatened elation reached an agreement last LoiaeUe. They wiU. ha aentaneed Sidney Rush, 27, “ also of New SDSSCRIFTION- RATES this; Love yoqr' enemies and-pray who was bom in Russia and came to bring a shutdown of New Brlt- wee a student at New York Univer­ string fastened to a wing. With It of the University of Hartford. night on a new 2-year contract Dec. 3 after a nra-aenteaea lavea- Haven, a senior guard, was on SmaU Classea Individu’al Attention PAVAble In AdvAnce routine Democratic candidate, al­ in a directional, rather than an for your persecutbrs; only so caii to Chicago In 1896, had taught ain’a public schools. Another dis­ sity. Hla father Is a reporter for a filer could tell whether he was Carrier you be children 6(, your heavenly Last January, the board voted ending a strike which had lasted UgvUon. duty on the morning of the amug- One Tear ...... S15.M S22U0 though, as the campaign wore on, ideological sense, that he had his medicine at the Unlvehrtty of ni- pute In Ellington between the tthe Waterbury American. gaining or losing altitude or drift­ Father, who makes' bis sun' rise on to name the auditorium In honor for seven working days. LolaeUe, however, acquitted gling. He pleaded guilty to giving He eerved In World War n In the ing to one eWe. Stx Montba ...... 775 1100 his Indefatigable energy in circu­ worms turning to the right or the ^inols and Northwestern University. school and finance boards has Thiee Uobtba ...... 8.90 5:10 good and bad alike, abd sends the of Bailey, who retired In June He had been with the AMA since Union bualnesa manager An­ One Montb ...... 1.30 185 lating personally among the vot­ left. But it is quite obvious that rain on the honest and %e dishon­ I960 after 35 yeara ae principal at provoked a law suit. thony J. ImpeUltteri of Ledyard Weekiv ...... SO a 1940. ' Wetstone said a town can cut ers of the state was far from rou­ the same laws apply to human po­ est If you love only those who love the high achool. said today Uto new agraemdit af­ the total of a achool budget. But, fective O ct 38, provides for a 15- . MEMBER OF tine. But, In any case, the new litical behavior, In which the right you. what reward can you expect? n u i ASSOCIATED PRESS Surely the taxgatherera do as much be added, the school board can cent houriy wage Incraaaa tha first 935 M A IN STREET - TEL. M l 3-5171 - OPEN 9 to 5:30 - THURSDAYS A N D FRIDAYS TO 9 P .M ,-C L O S E D M O N D A Y S The Aaaoclated Preea la exclualvalx look Republican didn't make it, means conservative and the left as that. And if you greet only your follow by transferring funds with­ year and another 16 cents tha sae- entitled to the axe of repubUcation o t Deaths Last Night ond year. All ncwB dlapAtchea credited to It or and the routine Democrat did. One means radical, and that frustrated brothers, what is there extraor­ in Its budget to honor teacher not othenrlxe credited In Uux pAper waits for more New Jersey post humanity, Just like the frustrated dinary about that? Even heathen contracts. The new scale will be |4 an hour And Alxo the local newt oupllihed here By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “If in BO doing, the board finds All rlchta of repubUcation of special mortems, perhaps, before one con­ worm, turns first one way and do as much. You must therefore be thla year and 84JS next year. Concord, N. H. — Scott Mc­ It cannot carry out Its mandate by The union, which haa 130 mam- dlepatches herein are alao reserved. then the other, not In response to all goodness. Just as your heevenly W W T VVHlv T n9 96aHQIflQvfQ|| cludes that the public opinion polls Father Is all good.” Leod, 47, U.S. ambassador to Ire­ atate statutes to provide good bera has only one rate of pay. Full service client ot N B. A. Serv giving high current ratings to the its own logic, but in obedience to land from' 1957 until he resigned schools, the town musjt provide The prevloua contnet ended Oct. Craft Shop's.''Cbristmcis Horn*" Ice. Inc. Matt. 5; 44-48 The New English man now in the White House are some indefinable magnetic pull Bible. last January, died .Tuesday of a supplementary funds for this pur­ 27. Since" then aome union mem- Publishers Representatives; The heart attack. McLeod, whose ap; hi M r bosMMiit. ChrisItiNK doe- Julius Mathews Special Aaency — New accurate, and .that, even more im­ which is in the whole universe. Rev. Lawrence F. Almond l|b|il>Ea(|vG? pose," Wetstone said. bera have been working here for York Chlcano Detroit and Boston. South Methodist Church pointment as ambassador by Pres­ out of town contractora xriio agraed orotioM M d cards from oH erar MB5CBER AUDIT BUREAU O f portantly, President Kennedy has We can’t wait for science to go ident Eisenhower touched off a to pay whatever rate eventually CIRCULATIONS on in this field, and tell us more senate controversy, was a former Proclamation Hi* w e r fd l a power Eisenhower usually lacked waa settled on, retroactive to Oct. O F MANCHESTER The Herald Prlnttnc Companv Inc. —that of transferring some of his of the things man has known, in Set to Music I reporter for the Cedar Rapids, Hartford, Nov. 6 (P)—Gov. John 28. Assumes no tInanclAl rexponsIbUltv tor Iowa, Gazette. He also had served N. Dempsey, In a Thanksgiring typ<>nApbicAl errors Appearinx In ad. own strength and appeal to lesser his own intuitions and folklore, Katharine Lee Bates' poem, as an agent for the FBI and secur­ vertlsements and other readlnx matter Day proclamation, has esUed upon $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 F i r e in The Manchester E^entnx Herald candidates. ever since the firs* magnetism "America the Beautiful,” was set ity chief of the State Department. all men to work for universal As for the outcome in New York pulled him up out of the mud. to music in 1026,‘‘the lines being He waa bom in Davenport, Iowa. brotherhood and peace. Dempsey Milford, Nov. 8 im — T tte o t un- DlsplAj> AdTertlsinR closInR hours City, the story there waa simply set to the music of "Materna," Boulder, Colo. — A. A. (Gov.) dat aside Tlnirsdey, Nov. 33, as determln^ origin swept throu^ For Monday—I p.m Friday. written by Samuel A. .Ward. Paddock. 74, publisher of the the Interior of a restaurant In the For Tuesday—I p.m Monday that, in a situation which might Thanksgiving Day In Ck>nnecticut For Wednesday—I p.m. Tuesday. Confections Shellacked In the proclamation yesterday. heart of Milford’s shopping center For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. have prorided opportunity for a early today, driving three fami­ For FWday-1 p.m. Thursday. “Let us firmly resolve to show Choose your home furnishings,,and gifts,,during lies to the etreet For S aturdhy-1 p.m. Friday. reversal of normal political odd.s, New York—Shellac, which has our gratitude by using the divine Claaslfled deadline: 10:80 a.m. eeach the Republicans put a weak foot been used at least as far back as gifts which have been bestowed Fire Chief Richajrd F. Coley es­ day of lubllcatton excent Saturday— “ explorer Marco Polo’s time, is a INVESTMENT PROBLEMS timated the damage at 810,(XX). t A.m. forward, and thus enabled the em­ vital ingi^ient . In playing-card on us for the fulfillment of God’s purpose that all men, everywhere, The fire was discovered by i Wednesday, November 8 battled Mayor Wagner to come out glazing, shoe polishes, self-polish­ Our offioe Is open Thursday evenings from 3 to 9 o’clock for imidentl^d man around 4 a- of the election looking strong. The ing floor waxes, felt-hat stiffeners, your oonvenlenoe. If you pr^er, wo frill have one of our capable live together in brotherhood and peace,” the Governor said'. Ona of the first men on tha acene. loss in New York was by default, leather dressing... inks, and paper registered repreoentatlves call on yon, at your convenience, to VMIT IT AND SEE Patrolman Russell Root, aroused coatings. It even serves as a glaze assist you. I^ether your problem Involves one tbomand or a Scenes From The Congo and nothing like the puzzle repre­ . RM YOURSELF-DUmNG the three families living In apart­ for pharmaceuticals and confec­ million dollars, we have the facUitlea to render you completo Extended Foreeaet ments above the reataurant In the aftermath of a recent bor­ sented by the loss in New Jersey. tions. eerrice. Windsor Locks, Nov. 6 (D— The (Ganch’e) at 16 New Haven Ave. der clash. In which the troops of But all three elections, that in MiMCAN EDUCATION U.S. Weather Bureau extended Con. For a time fire threatened an ad­ Katanga Province apparently Texas, that in New Jersey, and jacent filling etatlan but firemen h e a r so n UVEEK/m b m i-it nectlcut forecast: routed aoldlers of the Central that In New York City, agree in S . HAMMILL 8 Co. The outlook for Connecticut tor kept it cwitlned to the restaurant Firemen remained at the acene, Congoitao government, two aepa- reinforcing the political prestige Mssitifs Ns* Tarit S H dt fsrtsaei This Adv, Sponsored Byt Thursday through Monday callg for Manchester Educational temperatures to average 3 to 6 a block fitun (Central Firs Head­ rate acenea, imrelated except that and position of the White House. The 913 Main Street, Manchester • Mitchell 9-2821 degrees below normal. Cool Thurs­ quarters, long after daybreak to they both told aomethlng of the To those of us who may have A^ciation day. milder Friday and Saturday, BUDGET DAYS atate of the civilization to which thought that Mr. Kennedy was WATKINS then cooler Sunday and Monday. the outside world is trying to more impressive when he was tak­ In the Hartford area the normal OALLEHY mean temperatur# is 43 degrees THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY guarantee freedom and peace, ing office than he has been since, ranging from-53 to 83. In New transpired. The Ideal Xmas Gift! this 'growth of prestige and politi­ H i Picture Haven, th« range Is 63 to 86 and In one of these scenM, the vic­ for Bridgeport 54 to 87. POITTAIU cal power for him may pose some­ ^ Framing, BORN WITH A SILVER SPOON! torious soldiers of President thing of a mystery. But apparent­ Preclpltatton may total between TYPCWRITEAS '^Prints, Paintings one tebtb and 5 tantba of an inch Tshombe of Katanga were dealing ly it is something Republicans had occurring aa scattered showera See ne a*w abent our lay­ with aome of the prisoners they better be prepared to encounter, 15 O AK ST. This is really what it amounts to when the late Saturday or Sunday. away plea. A 8S.qGdepeBlt had taken—^prisoners who were will hoM pertalG. uaNl and answer. In their future politi­ TEL 3-5IVI new arrival is blessed with parents who take Christmas! accused of having deserted from cal efforts. 2 3 0 t o 2 2 & the Katanga army to the Central a foresighted view of his (or her) future, ex­ Hartford, Nov. 8 (It—'Ihs Stats Motor Vehicle .I^artm ent’i daily' PAY NEXT YEAR Omgolese government These al­ Typewriter Sendee Science Catching Up To Myth pressed by immediately starting a savings record of automobile fatalities as leged deserters were given a brand ot last midnight and the totalg on 479 Middle Tpke., East FOR BETTER m 9-8477 At The On of Ju^ce which tvas at cmce de­ Dr. Frank A. Brown, Jr., a fund here to take care of college and other the same date last year; liberate and summary. They were biologist at Northwestern Univer­ 1060 IMl A new ThanIcigiving dining room or beaten slowly. TTlen, when they FABRICS expenses of "growing up" successfully! Killed ...... 330 336 sity, and a meeting of scientista to SHOP had been beaten sufficiently, they guest bedroom . . gifts for Christmas whom whom he reported his ex­ Ur get Fast Verdict . . get them all now. Pay for were executed. periments up at M.I.T. the other PILGRIM Bridgeport Nov. 8 (P)—Tlie On the other side of the battle day all seemed a little worried over them next year on usual terms! -ft ☆ -ft Bridgeport Gas Co. wants the iver SsRora Se lew line, the defeated soldiers of the the possibility that people would MILLS State Public Utilities Ckunmlaaion fmi Central Congolese army, back in Cheney Hall, Hartford f7 to come to a quick decision on ita not easUy accept the theory his ex­ Road, Manchester „ the city of Luluabourg, evolved a periments would seem to establish. S A V IM G S application for a rate increase. The utility would like early, theory for their own defeat. Hiey Quite the -contrary. The situa­ decided that somebody uluat have mtef L O A N favonble action on the application tion really is thaf science Is, at A s s o 1 I \ r I () V for tte higher rates so It can take warned the Katanga troops they OPEN advahtage of the peak winter aalee last, beginning to catch up to were going to attack when and something the human race has I>eriod. where they did. So they began known. In a,4iariety of ways, l^r a At the hearing yesterday the CURRENT company opposed the PUCs de­ searching, among the white Bel- very long- -ume. /OOZo/ttaUn ANNUAL DIVIDEND cision to postpone further action g ^ residents of the city, for a ’“Q • bomeowMUmmmmJoi BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, CO'VENTRY on the ai^Iicatlon until Dec. 26. a as Ms* «bsv 4»e *«T6ia«r sebnt radio transmitter. First, W l^t Dr. Brown has discovered, W P.II. brhu Mperiments, is that one par- Eugene S. Loughtln, PUC they took the men from these chairman, originally scheduled Jan. A eeelwlivewllweU tlmlar variety of worm exhibits fediami to at homes down to police headqusr-^ 10 'Pritzee for Winners 3 for croas-e)caminatlon, but ad­ •iMlaHihb 8m * tens Tlien they went back piid unusual blomagnetlc aensitivities, in SEWniaiWhlp Con- vanced the date by a week after whleh make it turn to the left or teet! the oompany’a protest. He said, raped the wives and daughlets of the right according to the phases however, he could not. grant an ths white men they had^kirrested. ----- TTEETBfff------' earUer date because the commis­ of the moon and the time of year. Neither o f these renora may be e WOOLENS sion must consider other eases. P m l M ft «r B uff JUtt ahaim. e b r o c a d e s Colt wtmmtmm tdm mdmWgl absolutely true. Another of the He would take the worms, put a Henry B. Strong, a commisaion roadblock In front of them, and e DRAPERY mend>er, said the utility should difficulties In th o ^ n g o la that no­ FABRICS at then see which way they would have filed Its application earUer body ever aeema to know Just what Low MUl Prices! turn in their effort to get around If it wanted quicker consideration. WELDON Is happening, so that fact la often Bridgeport Gas concluded its di­ it In the winter months, they DRUG COMPANY treated as rumor, and rumor as rect testimony yesterday with a Mellow Old Ipswich fa ct turned to the right In the fort­ "fair rate of return" analyMs by •01 Mala St.—Ml S -8 » l Maurice J. Reis, vice prealdient Of This not only applies, as of to­ night of the full moon, but to the day, to atrocities of one' kind or left In the fortnight of the new solid maple anotlfer. It also applies to the role moon. Ih spring, they reversed o t that agency of civilization, the this. In the summer, they turned Friendly comfort in Early American style to the right on new and full moons, 3 pieces 269. United Nations. One can be Sure H'. that its commsnders, on the scene, but to the left at each quarter. have a rather clear objective, Since this was a factual experi­ Need a new bedroom for home-coming which Is to prevent things from ment, Dr. Brown expects to have guests? There are more than 25 pieces FAIRWAYS Lawson sofas If you’re planning a new living room, or in the Old Ipswich Group from which to getting worse. But as to the wis­ the recorded facts accepted. 198 a piece or two for Christmas, order now dom and the aoundness of the min­ But he himself seems to think choose! Buy open stock, if .vou wish: and you can select your own covers from ute to minute decisions which are he is Btralnlrfg our credulity when f o r 50” double dresser base $99.50, mirror being taken in the field there Is he goes on to say the following; a big collection of Early American prints $33.50, spindle beds (twin or full size) “n ie kinds of magnetic re- Lounge chairs and textures. All pieces have hand-tied coil $44.95. Other 3 piece groups from little basia for outside Judgment. ■; % 98 It rather looks, from ^ay outside, spoHMs described here for Dugesia scrapbooks and spring bases with foam cushions for the $175.50. as if the situation ih the Congo appear not to be specific for this r J - ultimate in luxury. Lounge chairs have were atlU basically the same thing flat worm but simply to represent Drying clothes photo albums arms that match the 78’’ sofa. It waa when the United Nations a general property of living V>'- • we give world green, stamps • ^ W ing chairs things.” is easy today... //> \ ‘ v.- 119 orlgiiially went in there, with the main street and "pike plaza exception that President Tshombe, There can be no question, he 54" Love Seats $1 59. 66" Sofas $179. in Katanga Province, has since added, that organisms are sensi­ 85" Sofas $239. 96" Sofas $259. Withstood all klnda of tests and VALUES tive to some geographical factors pressures and even solidified his sUch aa changes ih the earth’s poBltion by giving the' United Na­ magnetic field and in our position all-wool worsted suits tions Itself a bloody nose when it In relation to sun and moon, in a nuule the mlstsdce of moving force way which cannot at present be Cherry forward against him. it rather explained. iJooka, alao, as If the United Na­ Only Dr. Brown’s fellow sclen- 129. tions, simply by being there, were tlsU would doubt thfs. Mere people 195 j Af'-s A \ ..a . Maple takes running the. risk of being held re­ won’t.. • - Handsome 36” Drop- sponsible for or getting Involved Dr. Brown, Isn’t telling, anything lid desk of solid cherry Records 79.50 in events It has litUe chance of new or sensational: to those rasuiy has four base drawers, controlling. generations of old world fanners V \ *- X \ Every Hi-Fi fan needs , daily use so*s home heating full Ogee-foot platform a cabinet like this for it would Sbem time^ therefore, who insist on doing their^plantlng base. for the central United Nations by the phases of the moon. They our way I LP records. Solid ma­ 5 places 169. machinery at New York to obtain have always knowh that the phaae Worsted—fine all-wool from Arneriga's greatest mtffsf ple, brass hardware, You get premium quality Fabric, tailoring, styling and setvice-all first quality at fresh and full reports of .the pres­ of-the moon had everything to do ^ ;*K . magnetic door catches. Daily use calls for rugged dinette- furniture . . . and Mobilbeat with RT-98 ... the Quilted- 89. 55 ent situation in the Congo, and Stein's/where money means more! Separators store rec­ with the behavior of the germina­ most completely effective fuel here’s one of many you’ll see at Watkina. Legs, spindldi then to reassess and clarify the fu­ tion cell inside the s^d, And with oil additive in use today. And. A comfortable swivel platform rocker ords vertically. and stretchers are turned from heavy stock solid rock ture role oi, ^fee United Nations the health and direction w-lth you get premium service. Au­ V A L ID : no quality 'discounting' here-but honest quality, actually coyered in colorful, sewn maple. Seats are thick and comfortably shapekl. TTia there. If the United Nations can't which it would begin Its growth. tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ sold maker-torypu in Stein stores only. The big in-between patchwork covering! 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MANCHESTEB, OONN- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,. 1961 MANCHESTER EV;E?ttNG HEBALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 ^ ' rAoist«m. f]M >n can Ndinmees Lose Board Moves to Solve Navy Plane Crashed Two Important Elections Death Oaims Trash Contract Snarl r a c * o m i Rev. Von Deck Atlantic; 11 Aboard • n t WUiUun R. Stem by 1S4 votea, Some ordeT was established last night in the garbage col­ T,50S to 7.339. A OOP 'victory lection. confusion when the board of directors approv^ this (Oontlnued ta rn Fage Om ) largest increase in Sales would mean a 39-21 Democratic Bolton—The Rev. Matthew Von Deck of Rt. 44A died early five-step program: ■rise In the lower house. The pre­ 1. Buying a'paoker truck'to m - supply would have been eshausted bent lineup la 35 Democrats, 21 this morning at Manchester Me­ tabllih one more coUectloii route by 10 a.m. R^ublicane, with four vacancies. News Tidbits morial Hospital. He was 86 years In addition to the present four Coast Guard planes from Salem, Hughes 'will' be the first Roman old. routes. from the AP Wires Catholic governor In New .’ersey’s Ntass., and Brooklyn, N. T„ were A r q jjr^ Methodist minister, he 2. Waiving bid requlrementa for history ^ e n he takes office in rushed into a search off Cape Cod. had s e n ^ numerous pastorates in the purcfaaae- of the truck. ’ January. Mitchell also is a Catho- 3. Ebctending the present con­ Grand old lady of the sea, the Also ordered Into the quest was at Ae Smallest Net Profit Uc the Aqueduct, L.I., Conference and French Uner Uberte, arrives In Kennedy laid a measure of his tract with- the E . J . Haverty Co. the cutter Acushi^. Another cut­ the Southern New England Con­ of West Hartford, but no longer New York on farewell voyage to own political prestige on the line ference. He served lyi pastor of the New York, to return to Le Havre, ter, the Humboldt, was dispatch­ vrtien he said, in a campaign speech than March i. , v Quarryville church, now United 4. Drawing a written contract France, Nov. 16, where she is ex­ ed from Boston. During the past 12 months Popular Markets showed an increase of for Hughes last week: Methodist, at one Umo. pected to be sold for use aa float- "W hat we are trying to do in the embodying the terma of the pres­ The Navy, in Boston, said the He retired as a preacher 30 ent oral one. mg hotel at Seattle during World’s last known position of the plane nation's capital . . . is what Judge years ago and had done painting Fair scheduled there next year Hughe- will do when he Is 'elected and decorating in his later years 5. Securing cost of opsration was about 800 miles off Norfolk at figures from the company. . . . U. S. Ambassador Edwin O. 15.4% in sales..^This is the largest increase aniong all food chains governor." He came to Bolton from Moodus Engaged Reischauer conveys to Foreign 7:40 ajn ., and that its scheduled Former President Truman also about four years ago to make his Combined collection of rubbish The engagement of Miss Eliza­ Minister Zentaro Kosaka, in Tokyo, arrival time at Brunswick was 9 came into New Jersey to stump hotne with a daughter, Mrs. Herald and garbage atlll will not be effect­ beth Ray Peterson of Morgan th M. A squadron of planes Is now en­ tion "unequivocally" would affect 21, 1876, a son of Robert and trucks and get but of the collection Peterson of Morganton. Schenck disposes of an ealate val­ gaged in a huge search southward 725 Middle Turnpike East the 1962 congressional races. And, Opens Neiv Store Annie Reichard Von Deck. buaineea altogether despite the Her fiance Is the son of lilr. and ued at' more than fSJi mllUon, ac­ from Brunswiclc all the way to the smallest margin of profit among all food chains in this area. like political analysts across the Leonard Giglio Sr. offlciall}’ purchase of the additional packer Mrs. F. EUdred Hodge, 117 Plym­ cording to Santa Monica, Calif, last reported location off Virginia. Sunivors include three sons, truck, but at least the directors Boston Coast Guard Headquar­ ' nation, he said he saw the g\iber- opened his new store, the Allen John M. Von Deck of Newington, outh Leme, Manchester. probate file. MANCHESTER natorial battle as an omen of the have asurance of' garbage collec­ The bride-elect was grzuluated Testimony starts before Bridge­ ters said its checkup Indicated that Food Market on Rt. 44A in North Ernest W. Von Deck of Kansas the plane was not actually con­ futurq. City, Kansas, and Charlton J . Von tion while they make up their from High Point College, N.C., port Superior Court Jury of six In Kennedy carried New Jersey by Co^’entry, today. A resident of the minds. where she was a member of Alpha 3225,000 assault action brought tacted after 2:40 a.m., when It was OPEN WED., THUR8. and FRI. UII > Deck of Ivoryton, Conn.; three only 76 nilles from the carrier, on PROOF POSITIVE: You Get More For Your Money at POPULAR 32.000 last year. area since 1919, Giglio also op­ daughters, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Earl No Data Set Gamma Delta sorority. She is against 11 presedt or lormer icars. The mar­ Mrs. William Sltzy of Shoddy Mill tractor, the directors were told at Morganton, don, Conn.; Unimak, of Cape May, terday. Virginia voters followed ket will carry a complete line of Rd.; 22 grandchildren and 25 Also elected to office were Al­ aides to inveatigato and cnim last night by Acting General Man­ weoklong p ^ o nmong Europeans N .J., and Halt Moon of New York tradition by giving Democrat Al­ groceries, produce and meat. great-grandchildren. fred P. Werbner, first vice presl’ ager Arthur J . L eaaire Jr., and CHICKENS City, Joined in the search. They bertis S. Harrison Jr. —and the dent; Mrs. Elva Tyler, second vice in Kasai iTovlnce capital, Congo Associated with him in the busi­ 'The funeral will be held Saturday no uTitten demand for a date of de­ reports say. already were at sea when word PAN READY G e t 1 0 0 , state oiganizatibn ' of U.S. Sen. ness are his ^^ife. Alice, as comp­ at United Methodist Church at an president; William Rood, treas' livery was made by the contractor. Ghana Police came that the plane was missing. Harry F. Byrd—a one-sided victory urer; and William F. Boles, secre­ , Governor Demyscy appeals for troller, and son, Larry, as produce hour to be announced. The Rev. LeClalre explained that the oral legislation providing for chemical Navy and Air Force planes also over Republican H. Clyde Pearson manager. The {(rand opening days, Carlton T. Daley, pastor, will offi­ tary. agreement which was made be­ took up the search. In the race for governor. Named commKtee chairman toets, thereby closing up some NATIVE featuring special offerings, will ciate. Burial will be in Quarryville tween General Manager Richard Arrest Several “loop-holes in law" that permit In Kentucky, however. Republi­ continue through Saturday. Cemetery. were Werbner, multiple listing Martin and E. J . Haverty Sr., both cans cracked 38 years of Democra­ drunken drivers to escape con­ 2 0 0 o r 5 0 0 Friends may call at the Holmes service; Miss Lillian G. Grant, of whom are In the hosplUl now, viction . . . Scientists from 22 na­ tic rule in Liouisville by sweeping Funeral Home, 400 Main St.. Man­ legislative; Richard F. Dimock, nevertheleea binds the town to Nkrumah Foes FRESH Into the mayor's office and other sxilts a ’’rebuff" to Gov! Rocke­ tions discuss clinical tests of new Hospital Notes feller’s "efforts to use the New chester, Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 publicity: Herbert J. McKinney, provide the truck. vaccine that may eventually wipe top posts. The GOP also sewed up to 9 p.m. arbitration; and T. J , Crockett, (Contlnned from Page Une) out measlen, scourge of children surrounding Jefferson County for York mayoralty campaign to ad­ The town now owns six packer VislUng hours are S to S p.m. SPLIT extra W ORLD vance his own personal national membership. trucks, the directors were told by the world over, as three-day In­ the first time in 16 years. Alfred F. Schatz Sr. Installation of officers will be for all areas, except maternity, In Washington, Republican Na­ ambitions and a warning to him Chester Langtry, dejmty .director dependent newspaper. Dal ternational conference on measles Hebron—Alfred F. Schatz Sr., held at the January meeting of Immunisation starts In Washing­ where they are X to 4:80 and 6:80 tional Chairman William E. Miller that he faces a hard fight for re- of public v/orks, last night, not Graphic. to 8 p jn .; and private rooms where election as governor ..." 61, of Old Colchester Rd., died Mon­ the organization. five as he previously reported. ton. called the Kentucky victories "a (In London, (Commonwealth Re­ they are 10 aan. to .8 p.m. Visitors good omen for 1962” and a "victory Rockefeller—a candidate for re- day night. Named to 'active membership Five were bought in 1959, four Stam ps lations Secretary Duncan Sandys are requested not to smoke In pa­ it major proportions.” election ne.xt year and a pos­ He was bom in Hebron Dec. 20, are Mrs. Pauline G. Scheinost and of them to be used on the four sibility for the 1964 GOP presiden­ 1899, a son of the late Robert and Miss Marion E. Robertson. Ray' recommended at a 45-mlnute cab­ Rockville-Vernon tient’s rooms. No more than two The mayoralty victor in Louis­ routes and one to be used as a vlsltoro at one time per patient.. ville was William O. Oowger, a tial nomination, campaigned ac­ Elizabeth Mach Schatz. mond D. Blanch Jr. was named an ^ a re. inet meeting that Queen Bltza- SELECTED TOP GRADE CHOICE mortgage, broker. He defeated tively for Lefkowitz. Survivors include hip wrlfe, Mrs. associate member of the group. beth's 12-day visit to Ghana go Bailey said "The Republicans Another olie, a second hand one, Doris'Crane Tops Patients Today: 227 Democrat William 8. Milbum, Ann Phelan Schatz; seven sons, was bought in January this year on as scheduled. Prime Minister president of the Louisville board of raised national issues in New York Robert Schatz.' Alfred Schatz, Ed­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: WU- COUPONS GOOD THURS. thru SAT. and brought in national figures to at. a reserve truck to be used when Macmillan drove to Buckingham SAVE ON FAMOUS BRANDS aldermen. ward Schatz, Cleorge Schatz, Rich­ more than one truck has a break­ Palace to Inform the Queen of the Aebievement JList bert Howe, Glastonbury; Mrs. An- SIRLOIN and SHORT The. lone UJi. House seat at is­ campaign actively for the Republi­ ard Schatz, Louis Schatz, and Walk Rejected, nis Hadden, 709 Main St.; Mrs. can candidate. The Republicans can down, he said. cabinet's decision. Sandys had just sue gave the Democrats another Frank Schatz; four daughters. Miss returned from a personal Inspec­ Doris Oane, daughter of Mr. and Gertrude Halladay, WQliams'ville, expected victory, in strongly Demo­ find nothing hopeful for their fu­ Betty Lou Schatz, Mias Dorothy Director Francis Dellafera ask­ GET GREEN STAMPS, TOO! ed how many days all six trucks tion In Ghana to determine whether Mrs. Donald B. Crane of Neider- Vt.; George English Sr., 33 Thomas cratic Wayne County (Detroit! ture in the response to these ef­ Schatz, Miss Patricia Schatz, and Funds Lacking werfer Rd., led Vernon* 4-H con­ Dr.; Samuel Felice, 144 Highland forts . . .” Former President had been in working condition at it was safe for the Quen to make POPULAR Mich. Democrat Lucien N. Nedzl Miss Kathleen Schatz, all of He­ the same time, and was told by the tour In view of bomb blasts testants in number of awards re­ St.; Miss Brenda Baker, 39 Lyn- defeated Republican Walter Czar- Dwight D. Eisenhower made ap­ bron; three sisters, Mrs. Viola dale St.; Paul Twichell, South pearances here in behalf of Lefko­ Because there is no money Liuigtry, "Zero." set off by the foes of Ghana's ceived at the achievement program neckl in a special election to fill a Klegg and Mrs. Francis Breen of budgeted for a sidewalk on 'Ver­ President Kwame Nkrumah.) of the Tolland Ckiunty 4-H (31ub. Ck)ventry; Mrs. Evelyn BarracUffe, vacancy in the first district. witz and his running mates. Manchester, and Mrs. Margaret In Sendee Monday non St. from Buckley School to About SO police surroimded Doris won the seventh year home 98 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Kath­ DEL MONTE CORN iJPi Wagner has not indicated pub The truck which the directors Springfield, Mass., Nov. 8 — Schieldge of Hartford; and a Lydall St., the request of area res­ egg laying project award, one of leen Ames, 17 Mather St.; Mrs. 100 Extra Stamps Mayor Thomas J. O'Connor. Jr., llcly if he has any gubernatorial brother, George Schatz of Man­ authorized Langtry to buy, after a Gbedemah’s house on the out- ambitions. He has been mentioned idents for the sidewalk installa­ long discussion, Is a Helle demon­ ekirts of Accra and th j tnapector the achievement awards and a 4-H Mary Hall, 89 Fairfield S t ; Miss who upset former Gov. Foster chester. tion wa.ite t' Democratic tide Parker St. The remaining money The directors were unanimous in Gbedemah and Wia/e wpre re­ an award In the dress revue project, and Beame, budget director.,’ de­ Agnes Lapine Fagan. Before his ADMITTED TODAY: Ronald that gave President Kennedy his 'A." will be needed for sidewalk re­ approving the extension of- the moved because Nkrumah ’ said he and Carol Strong, daughter of Mr. O Q c ^ feated Republioans Paul Flno retirement he was employed for 27 and Mrs. Norman R. Strong, won Leighton, Talcottvllle; Mrs. Isa­ MEAT home state by more than 500,000. and John J . Gilhooley.,-FHno ia a pairs In Rockledge sidewalks, he three-month trial period, at 311,000 did not want men in the govern­ Compare the Value years at the Hamilton Standard said. an award In the clothing project. belle Swift, 26 Croft Dr.; Mrs. Ryan, fathher of six children, congressman. per month. ment who had 'Tnislness connec­ Jeannine Frelman, 9 Trotter St.; SOLID PACK eapitaliiced on wide discontent with Division of United Aircraft Corp. There ia still enough money In To Draw Contract tions." Club recreation awards went to The present cotnptroller, Law­ Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mrs. Elizaheth Snow, 41 Amott property revaluations instituted by the road appropriation, he said, to Because the directors agreed that Nkrumah's foes have been the Vernon Weedless Garden Club rence E. Gerpsa, was dumped by Ethel Greene Fagan; a stepdaugh­ cover the 33,300 cost of widening and the Vernon 4-H band. Rd. 200 Extra Stamps O’Connor. This increased many tax Wagner after a long association the issuance of a purchase order to charging him' with becoming' too BIRTH YESTERDAY: A daugh­ bills although O’CTonnor held the ter, Mrs. William Dunnack of. An­ Vernon St. where ’.t is especially The achievement program was and ran for mayor as an inde­ dover; a stepson, EMward O’Grady the Haverty Co., does not consti­ dictatorial. He has jailed about ter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward WITH PURCHASC O f .$10 to $20 tax xmte in Hne. treacherous on the hill between tute a contract, the directors asked held at Vernon ElemenUu’y School. pendent Democrat. He trailed in of Manchester; a brother, Bernard 400 of his leading political foes. Sprague, Columbia. PORTERHOUSE 99; Buckley School and Lydall St. General Manager LeClalre to draw Beginning last week a series of third place with 321,907 votes. Fagan of Hartford; a sister, Mrs. The project will include enclos­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Coupon good Nov. 9th thru Npv; Ilth . LIMIT ONE COUPON up a written contract in the next bomb explosions attributed to the C A L O orCAT FO O D YOUR eeST STEAK VALUC AT ANY PRICE TO A FAMILY. ADLTS ONLY. Get regulax World Green - ' Gerosa last week got the. sup­ Stephen Ford of Billerica, Ma.ss.; ure of a ditch, he said. few days. Mrs. Nancy Krieger, Wapping; port of Democratic State Chair­ opposition was set off. One bomb Stampe, too. State laiw: Clgarettce, Beer and Fair Traded Items and five grandsons. Several persons who spoke last The terms of the contract will Robert Dobson, Stafford Springs; Wagner Win« man Michael H. Prendergast, who The funeral will be held at the blew off the feet of the big bronze About Town ezohided from offer.' . night on the matter live on Ver­ include the town's promise of.the sThtue of Nkrumah in front of Christopher Rapp, East Hartford; had backed State Oimptroller Ar­ Killourey Brothers Funeral Home, non S t. north of the proposed im­ Mrs. Dorothy Frey, 42 Llnnmore packer truck, the payment pf 3 11,- parliament building. The Stein Club will meet tonight 15'/,‘ oZ. ■* SklnleM g o o d a t M.SNCHESTER STORE ONLY thur Levitt in the Democratic 36 Union St., Willimantlc, Friday provement area, and they request­ 000 a.month for garbage collection Dr.; Steven Greene, Bolton Cen­ Third Time in primary Sept. 7. Wagner's over­ at 8:15 a.m; with a requiem Mass at 8 at the VPW Post Home. ed that the sidewalk be installed alone, and the demand that the ter Rd., Bolton; Lellla Gauvin, CANS ★ ,'tomi- whelming primary victory also at St. Columba’s . Church, Colum­ as far as the Vernon town line. Haverty Co. begin keeping records Wlndsorville; Jam es Gleeson, 228 West Virginia HAMS Bonelees put the Tammany Hall forces of bia, at 9. Burial will be in St. Other Decisiona Rockville-Vernon Michael E. Linnell, seaman ap­ School St.; Ross McAlpine, 26 BRAND 6 9 New YorE City on the cost of th- five-route opera­ prentice, USN, son of Mrs. Ger­ ■ ■ Carmine G. DeSapio into political Joseph's Cemetery, Willlmantlc. In other actions the board: tion as soon as the packer truck Marlon Dr.; Mrs. Evelyn Vincent, eclipse. His election triumph Friends may call at the funeral 1. Approved an additional ap­ arrives. trude E. Linnell, 80 Cottage St., 132 Spruce St.; Mrs. Jane Foster, (OwtiBaad from Page One) Pigs’ Provender is serving with the Naval Air LEAN ALL BEEF SHOULDER CUT darkened the shadow.. home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ propriation of 34,000 for the wa­ These cpst records are to be re­ Wapping; Mrs. Helen Howe, 68 Ol- 8 morrow from 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 p.m. ter main installation in Keeney ported tp the board In six or seven Technical Training unit at ths cott Dr.; William Hamilton, 22 Al­ will carry into the elections of St. for which 322.000 was appro­ Pickup Promoted Naval Air Station, Pensacola, pine St.; Mary -Chagnot, East 1 9 6 2 ....’’ weekpc the directors agreed. GROUND BEEF 39c VEAL CHOPS *’ 59c POPULAR Rockville-V ernon Mrs. Ellen K. Anderson priated earlier. Fla. Unnell attended Manchester Hartford: Delphis Bilodeau, Cov­ SAUERKRAUT Bailey issued a second statement (?ri the basis of what the con­ Mrs. Ellen Kreutz Anderson. 68. 2. Passed' a resolution finding tractor learns about the cost of op­ Rockville public works men are High School before entering the entry; J^rs. Martha Stapleton, today saying the Democratic vic­ Navy in June 1961. of 89 Hollister St., widow of Axel necessity to condemn a strip of. erating five garbage collection angels In disguise to a group of East Hartford; Mrs. Carmella AT OUR FROZEN FOOD DEPT. tory in New Jersey "is the third Observation Area land on Farm Dr. as far as Fran­ Carll, Colchester; Armahd Leten- SILVER- C NO. 303 bard blow' to the Republican hopes L. Anderson, died last night at routes in the town, he will submit Manchester porkers. Manchester Memorial Hospital af­ cis Dr. for the installation of a a pdee to the directors in February Members of the Manchester dre, Wapping; Mrs. Erma Smith, CAN LIBBY'S MIX 'n MATCH SALE! of success in the congressional Urged on Fox Hill ter a long illness. sanitary sewer. Because of a change in garbage Child Study Group will visit the West Willingtoh; Henry Butler, 19 500 Extra election of 1962.” or March for combined collection ROSS She was bom in Uddebo, S\<'e- 3. Approved the settlement of of trash and garbage. This figure collection Schedules, the hogs will Nathaniel White Elementary Maple St., Rockville; Linda Moody, He said the first was the Demo­ get ch ^ on a more constant basis 1 0 Recommendation has been made den, Feb. 5, 1893, and,had IK'ed in a claim brought by Charles Lu­ will either be accepted or rejected School .in Cromwell for a demon­ Hazardville; Mrs. Barbara Cowles WITH PURCHASE OF $20 OR MORE cratic win in the special House cas against the town for $600. and won’t have to suffer the pangs stration of foreign language teach­ Green Peas ‘pk!c‘. that the city of Rockville consid­ Manchester, for 45 years. Mrs. ^ the directors. and daughter, East Hartford; Mrs. election Saturday in Texas, and the Anderson was a member of Eman­ 4. Set Tuesday. 'Nov. 28, for a of hunger over a long, three-day ing Tuesday. Nov. 14. Members Lois Till and son, 15 Walker St.; Coupon good Nov. 9th thru Nov. 11th. LIMIT ONE COUPON second was Wagner’s victory in er building an observation area on uel Lutheran Church of Manches­ meeting with Fired Thrall, sup^ri weekend. must be in Cromwell by 9:15 a.m. Mrs. Glenna Holmgren and daugh­ TO A FAMILY. ADLTS ONLY. Get regular World Green fJew York. the north side of Tower Rd. on ter and the Norden Lodge of Intendent of the water and seWer Rockville-V errion Garbage-pickups will take place t - visit various classrooms, A ter, Coventry. Stamps, too. State Law: Cigarette*, Beer and Fair Traded Items "The New Jersey victory," he Fox Hill. » Hartford. departments, to discuss fixed as­ Friday, as well as Monday through language teacher will discuss the Fr. Fr« Potatoes excluded from offer. said, "has demonstrated to Demo­ Donald P. Berger, past chairman sessments for water and sewer Thursday, from now on; according DISCHARGED TODAY: Mark 2 p'-s’’ 29' Survivors Include one daughter, program after the tour and de­ Hanna, 49 School St.; Brian Tlnti, PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES GOOD AT M.4NCHESTER STORE ONLY crats everywhere that hard work of the City Recreation Commission, Mrs. Russell Linger, with whom main, installations. 40th Anniversary to Rockville Public , Worlm Com­ monstration. and good candidates at every level made the recommendation in his 5. Waived requirements for missioner John T. Orlowskl, who 112 Chambers St.; Nancy Hughes, she made her home; two sons, Ar­ 27 Dudley St.; William Oellers, 35 of government are the ingredients annual report to the City Council thur C. Anderson of Hartford and competitive bids to repair the was told of the porkeps’ plight by The Sisterhood of Temple Beth which Tslll win for us in 1962, with Monday. A. Leonard ^nderson of West Unite shove) at the sand pit for Noted by Hospital farm owner Anthony Bottlcello. N. School St.; Mrs. Louise Wag­ MORTON'S COCONUT CUSTARD and Hillel, Wapping, will meet tomor­ ner, 131 Bolton St.; John Shaugh- REG. our President as o'ur leader and He said "a fine panoramic view Hartford; three sisters in Sweden, 33.500. The work will be done Bottlcello asked if garbage row at 8 pjn. in the Professional his record as our campaign ban­ of the Connectitfut Valley may be and nine grandchildren. by the Holmes Co. of Hartford, Rockville Olty Hospital Is cele­ could be delivered Fridays to nessy, 110 W. Main St., Rockville; P K G s . Building, Wapping Center. Atty. Peter Sartor, 37 Perkins St,; Mrs. ner." had from this point. At present Funeral services will be held holder of the Unite dealership. brating Its 40th anniversary this shorten the weekend fasting. Edward Ltmsman >will speak on F The only other mayor here to be it is necessary to park on the tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Eman­ 6. Authorized the controller' tb Rockville garbage is trucked Carol PpnticelU, 464 Hartford Rd.; month. 'The-first patient was ad­ 'The Charter of South Windsor." Gilbert Michaud, Boltoh; Robert elected for a third term was the traveled portion of the road.” uel Lutheran Chapel. The Rev. C. close the sanitaigr sewer extension to 'Botticello's farm under con­ New members will be welcomed 0 late Fiorello H. LaGuardia. La- Other recommendations he made Henry' Anderson will officiate. bond account for the We.st Side mitted Nov. 2, 1971. tract. Lawson, 11 Clyde Rd.; Mrs. Ca­ U. S. HO. 1 WINTER KCEPING were; and refreshments will be served. mille Pariseau, 827 W. Onter St.; APPLE PIES R Ouardla, a Republican, was elect­ Burial will be In East Cemetery. sewer . Installation, and transfer Prom 1921 to 1945, the hospital 3 Mrs. Anita'Volslne, 117 HoIUster ed in' 1933 on a Fusion party ticket 1. Widen the northwest curve of Friends may call tonight from 7 31,684 to the sewer department was In the former Gaynor House The Gleaners Society, WSCS, of 1 EXeaXGNT COOKERS ToWer Rd., termed' "still danger- operating budget. St.; Lisa Almon, 61 Mountain St., PEANUT SPREAD and stayed in cltjbhall 12 years. to 9 at the Holmes Funeral Home, on Prospect Sk In 1945, the Max­ South Methodist Church will hold JIF Final unofficial\ returns gave oas." 400 Main St. Contributions -may 7. Set Tuesday, Dec. 12, for an well House on Union St. was open­ Educators Cited Rock'vlUe; Mrs. Dennlse Carter, 30 2. Develop the Bury Field play­ a rummage sale tomorrow s3 9 Laurel St.; John Sheridan, East Wagner a 1.176.9jfr to 776,887 be made to the Emanuel Lutheran informal meeting with the devel­ ed as the new and expanded hos­ a.m. In Cooper Hall. 100 EXTRA WORLD GREEN STAMPS margin over the top qahdidate. ground in the West End "consist­ Church Memorial Funds. opment commission on a report pital,. where it Is today. By Chamber Unit Hartford; Wtlllam Glrouard, East ent with the wishes of the owner, Hartford; Miss Leah Lentocha, 7 State Atty. Gen.. Louis J. Lefko- recently submitted to the direc­ Funds for the hosiptal were first Marines Pfc. Joseph C. Naumec, with SUPER MODE NYLONS witz, who could win only one of the 3. Pro\'lde .some parking area on tors. set aside in 1909 through the will Clyde Rd.; Mrs,-Elsie Jam es and the east side of Fox Hill adjacent This week is American Educa­ son of Mrs. Rose J . Naumec, 89 son, 83 Edmund St. city’s live counties^ Richmond to Summit Rd. of William Prescott, who left 350,- Doubte your ntoney back If you ran buy better hosiery of the same gauge and denle^ at any price Funerals 000 for the purpose. Additional tion Week and the bualneas com­ Foster S t , land Lance Cpl. Thomas (Staten Island)! 4. Develop the north side of bo\ A. Roche, son Of Mr. and Mrs. The Democrats’ 3 to 1 registra­ gifts and bequests were received munity of Manchester again ex­ 49' Hill for< beginner and Intermediate Thai Ex-Capital John' W. Roche, 81 Florence St., tion margin proved a tough ob­ skiers. ' Mim Minnie Haddock by the board of trustees until. In presses appreciation for the lead­ stacle to the GOP, which has not 1920, enough was op. hand to en­ participated In Operation SoLant Public Records Reviewing recreation activities 'The funeral of Miss MJnnle Had­ ership and dedicated service of the Amity, sponsored by the Depart­ 25 EXTRA STAMFS 25 ^ R A STAMFS so EXTRA STAMPS 100 EXTRA STAMPS 25 EXTRA STAMPS ivim tiie mayoralty here in a cen- in the past year, Beijger singled Very Small Now able them to open the first hos­ POTATOES dock" 29 Cottage St., was held yes­ school board members, school with 8 Oz. Ja r with Pkg. Of t i ^ . pital in the city. ment of Stat’d. This was designed Attachment with q t. Can With E-Z Time Stesun with 1 Lb. Pkg. out last winter’s skating pro­ terday .afternoon at the Holmes teachers and administrators, Atty. to promote good will between the Wright’s Silver Cresun NftbiRco Orfo CrsniM The New York City mayoralty gram, opening of Bury Field and Ayudhya, Thailand — Ayudhya, More than 55,000 patients have Loufs Goodman and Samuel Johnson’s Glo-Coat Ironing Fluid j^pltol Farms Franka has traditionally been a politioqj Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The William Fitzgerald, chairman United States and the newly In­ Spitz, doing business as O o o ^ a n , restoration of the War Memorial capital of Thailand for 417 years been admitted In the ho.spitara 40 of the Education Committee of the dead end, but Wagn er, by virtue Rev. Clarence E. Winslow, pastor under 33 king.s, was once larger years. dependent natioiTs of. Africa. They Spits and Sullivan, Hartford, Tower on Fox Hill as npteworthy. of the CJhurch of the Nazarene, of­ Manchester Chamber of Com­ Of his personal triumph, stepped Other acUvlties scheduled by than many of Its contemporary Now, an expansion project Is un‘ recently retprned to (3amp . Le- against Eugene V. McClure and, Into the m tlig b t as a possible ficiated. Burial was In East Ceme­ der way. A new wing la planned merce, said today. Jdune, N. C. The, Silas Deane Restaurant Corn the commission were: Halloween tery. European capitals. Invading Since 1950, some 211 new class­ MAXWELL HOUSE POPULAR ENRICHED candidate for governor next year. Burmese sacked the city In 1767. and new parking facilities are to of Rocky Hill and the M caure parties, roller skatings sledding, Bearers were . David Haddock. rooms have been constructed and- This was despite the fact that his basketball, volleyball, softball, ■ Between the conquerors and the be coiistructed. Bertram . E. Feingold, son of Mr, m alty Co. of Manchester, property or CHASE & SANRORH majority was less than half the Alton Haddock, William Fox and builders of Bangkok, who carried The Yost Construction Co. of 25 classrooms .renovated In Man­ and Mrs. Harold I. Feingold, 19 at Stront St. and Main St. horseshoes, tennis Instruction, John Fox. chester. . WHITE SLICED 923,007 votes he racked up four swimming, general playground 'ac- bricks away, few large buildings Ellington,' low bidder on the park­ Crosby Rd.;__Wesley V,. Feshler, years ago against'Republican Rob­ "Our school board members de­ INDIA TRIP DELAYEO SEALTIEST ing lot project, has begun work. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincdnt P. Jivlties and a trip to- Boston for KENNEDY, NEHRU TAUK remain. Now-Ayudhya is a sleepy serve* a special commendation for ert K. Clirlstenberry, former New the 65 club. little town.. Around it 40 square He submitted a bid of 34.892, low­ Fishier, 2 Sanford Rd.; and Chris­ — Thq York postmaster. Washington, Nov. 8 • UPt— miles Of rice paddy and thicket, est of five. their continual efforts to upgrade White House announced tedny INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS B^ubllcana today took heart Preaident Kennedy and,. Prime the quality of Instruction,” Fitz­ topher J.' McNeill, son of Mr. and Baldness Set In? dotted with ruins, indicate the for­ There will be room for 35 cars Mrs. Blakely McNeUl, 171 S. Main that Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy ta n the feet that Lsfkowitz got Minister Nehru spent an hour mer capital’s size. In the rear of the building. En­ gerald said and "today, 396 of oiir ^ dt^ded to posdpone her trip COFFEE St:, are (fepitol Area Kholars. en­ W Mg a. vote as he did. The at- and 40 mlnnfea today in what teachers and administrators have to India nnd Pakistan until Jan- MILK BREAD trance will be from W. Main S t rolled a t TrtnMy OoUego. The col­ tmig wM th« voters had Chicago—Patches of baldness in. Kesmedy described aa "a very college degrees, 126 having mas­ unty. It wM annonaoea eoly GRAPEFRUIT 6139*^ wafeihg" that they,,wUl women have been related to a good .talk.’’ .Kenne^ juade tbo Beautiea Parade Nightly ters degrees," hs added. lege .will boat Its fourth annual Capitol Area Educators dinner at 'lost week thM ifee wenU ta v e "accountable for his method of setting the hair with remark to newameh as he ea- Fifth Unguarded "TTie ' b u ^ e is community is about Nov. lA) for • penooal 4o Imprave the govem- brush-type rol|.er8, according to a oorted the- Indian leader from Bap JoM, Coata Rlca---At night proud of and grateful for the many Mather Hall at Trinity on Mon­ 1^ private vMt to FLORIDA up Mr courting. worken art not eorerad. growtti,'’ ho said. 8 of the K of O Home. ly visit thiui origlaally plaiiaiifl ‘ > ■y:

• I A. r ! • MANCmCftTEB KVENINO H ESAU), MANCHESTER; CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMRER 8, 1961 4 " ion Two WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8< . 1961 M PH N A MeiMierR fiflttrhrjBtrr lEfl^ning WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 Paget I S to 1(4 | hte$and?iewg At A i ^ Meetiiig I ' YOU ARE CORDIAUY INVITED TO TNE Several menheni of tlie board of UAC Revamps Get I Iw ut Pack SM Mri, ita tii; (fcOP Regains Control Christmas Clubbers WUl poUuck ranpar at Vazplaaek tha ICandieBter PubUe Nursing Ak- 1 on Oetobar M. Thara ware sociaUtm will attend a meeting of Missile Unit J595,728 in Checks in Week '300 pecqpla attanOlnf. the northeastern re^onal beard O f Two Town Boards I Uudneaa meeting followed members organisation of the Con­ United Aircraft Corporation’s di­ :Ui* aiodltadtUk with a pnkaen*. 'Christmas cheer for some 7,549^2,825 club members received-8216,- necticut Public Health Nursing rectors have authorized the es- 500. ; , M ioa of taro flaga by Hfa. O. agencies Thursday at the Second RopuMloaiki regafnod control oceohuter Country Club for a one- Manchester Christmas Clubbers whlta of the VFW Auxiliary to two town board, laat nlgh,t, and year term. tabUshmeAt of United Aircraft will be delivered through the moils The First Manchester Office. Baptist Church tfl SuffMd. Regls- Hertford National Bank and Trust the pack'! new Daw 7 and 8. After txntloa will be a t 10 ajn; otrangthened the hold they already The directora confirmed tha re- Corporate Systems Center at during the week of Nov. 19, tha Fledfa of AOeglaiiea, attend* had on two other hoorda. impointment of Democrat Foster Co., will pay an estimated 886,728 Miss Josephine Vwrengls, medi­ Windsor Locks to develop, manage, Four Manchester’ financial In­ to its 880 members, on Increase ance was chadiad, with den I cal social .worker, and consultant Control of the board of tax re­ Williams to the redevelopment and produce complex space, mis­ wlanind tha “Cubby" award. Tha for the chronic disease section of view slipped out of Democratic agency for a five-year term, an stitutions will send out checks to- over laat year's figures of 770 Webeloea had 100 par eapt at the State Depurtment of Health, hands with the appointment mode appointment made by Acting Gen­ sile, and other military systems, ef­ Ullng 8595,728 to lU club deposi­ clubbers receiving 867,000. tendance. will speak on "The Homemaker to town directoik of Republican eral Manager Arthur J. LeCIaire fective Nov. 16, William P. Gwlnn, tors oh Saturday, Nov. 18. Five hundred Christmas Club Den 1 entertained with a aklt Service." Bdgar H. dapks to .auoeeed Dem­ Jr. president, said today. The. Savings Bank of Manches­ members at the Manchester Sav­ ocrat N. Charlea Bogglnl, Only One vacancy which the directors ter will pay 8240,000 to lU 2,834 ings and Loan Association will get entitled ‘Tchabod and Uia Head* Members of the board of of our New Super-Market The new center will serve Unit’ depositors this year. The bank postponed fllllng was that of’ JUdge 837,000 through the mails. In 1980, leas Horsanian." Quintette Sings at Covenant Church MPKNA who will attend are Mrs. one Democrat, Hldward pupie, re- ed Aircraft os its sjrstems organi­ malna on the three-man boa:^. Jay Rubinow, thoae three-year paid 2,880 club members 8255,000 som • 840 club members received Taro boys, Grefory Kruh and Shrerett Keith, Mrs. John McHa- zation, he said. In order to give in I960. Bdmund Holmes, were inducted The l&ppley S istm Gospel Quintette of York^ Pa., wiU ^ p e a r at raevy, Mrs. Jsy Raiid, Mrs. J < ^ Control of the llb n ^ board, term on the capitol region plan­ 848,000. the Covenant CongregaUonal Church, 43 Spruce St^ tonight at which had been divided evenly be­ ning authority Just lapsed.- competency to the corp.oratlon in The Manchester Office of the comparison figures with 1960 Into tha pack as Bobcats andareie 7:30. The five alstera Sara, Mary, Verna, Lorraine and Pauline, P. Cheney Jr.. Mrs. Herbert ftiyder, systems management. As vice pres­ waisntad with Bobcat pine. ^ Mrs. Leon Thorp snd Mrs. Cain tween the two partiea, went to the Mayor Harold A. Turklngton Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. also show an Increase In member­ present a unique musical program, Inclndlng vocal selectlona and sold that the chief judge, of the ident for Corporate Systems, a post will mail out an estimated 8232,- ship from 7,315 to 7,549 club X Jamas Kicola received his grad­ Mahoney. SPARKLING NEW ^ HEAD TO TOE! Republican, with the appointment to which Ife was elected by the instrumentals. The public Is Invited.. A free-will offering will of Leo Diana to re^ce Mr*. Circuit Court system, .who is on a 000 In checks to ita 3,335 Christ­ members this year, and Increased uation eertiflcatea Roy Gary was be received. Luncheon will be served s t the Europaan tour, ^gould not be con­ board, Charles M. Kearns will be given a Uon Book In honor of his church. Blanche Stone, Democrat Mra. mas Club member^. The totals savings from '8586,500 In 1960 to Th« moment you enter our completely new Super Market you'll be.thriHed by the watm, tacted to And out if he would ac­ responsible for the activities of the show an Increase over 1960 when the 8595,728 this year. 10th birthday. Wlhna Marlow woe reappointed. cept a reappointment, center as Its general manager, re­ Advancement awards were pres­ sented to the following cubs: Mark friandly atmosphera. Evarything it new from ceiling to floor . . , all tha vary latait, She and William E. BuoDUey will porting directly to H. M. Homer, 3,000 Oil* for Perfume Elks Setbsck be the only Demoerata on the six- Rubinow, a Democrat, would be ented to the foUoaring — Ronald LautetOiach, Allen Squires, Michael modern .conveniences for your shopping pleasure, set in a bright, clean decor that spar­ more than welcome to serve on the chairman, and Gwlnn. University, he became chief re­ general manager of Hamilton Vincent, wolf badge; William WHlette, John Bou^eld, William member board. search engineer In 1943, assistant Standard in 1960. New York—Some 500 natural North Skids, 1,867;' Petersen’s klet with good taste. Here it the place you can shop in relaxed comfort whild still getting . The boards on which the Repub­ committee, said Tqrklngtan, if he The board elected William E. Mebl. bear badge; Charlea Smith, Mehl, Robert Slattery, James oils and more than 2,500 synthetic Milk, 1,807; UtUe Joe’s Texaco, would consent to continue. The Dlefenderfer, assistant general chief engineer in 1946, engineer­ Shatz came to United Aircraft denner badge; D>avld Price, Ml- Quaglla, Brie JUintta, Charlea fino foods at solid savings. Come down this week and join the celebrationi licans strengthened their hold are ing manager In 1949, and assltant in 1959 aa chief of technical mili­ aromatic oils are available to per­ 1.785; Egg A You, 1,786; Woody’s the building committee and the mayor said there was no rush on manager of the Hamilton Stand­ chanl Scudleri, Timothy Smith and Smith, Timothy Becker, one-year fume manufacturers. But more Wonders, 1,762, Leone’s Trucking, wton't you? You'll be glad you did! the matter, however, since Rubi­ ard division, as general manager of general manager In 1957. Kearns tary planning for Missile* A S’pace Hark Hagehow, asstatant denner pins; John Oleksiw, Paul Miller, pension board. Is Internationally known for his Systems. For ten years previoiis- than oil goes into perfumes. One 1,728; Patten’s Builders, 1,725; Republican Donald Kuehl was. now la still a member of the that division. Hamilton Standard badges. Walter Bonil, Henry Klein, Roy ounce of a typical brand contains, state Shoe Repair, 1,710; Schendel authority until a successor is ap­ will continue to report to Kearns contributions to propeller techno­ I}', he had been director of the Cubmaster Vincent presented a Gaty, Joseph QuagUa, JMm Quag- among many other ingredients, Oil. 1,700; 4’Te, 1,604; Walnut appointed to replace Democrat pointed. In his m'e as a corporate vice pres­ logy. Systems Research Division of three-year aenrice pin to Mrs. Ua, Edward Adams, David Wack­ the essence of 0,600 jasmine flow­ Clippers, 1,670; Howat A Mosher, Harry Howroyd on the build­ While the Republicane regained ident, Charles T. Roelke ■ will con­ Dlefenderfer, after taking his Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Olive Ray, a farmer den mother, ier and John Entwlstle, two-year ers, 480 roses from France, 80 1,561. ing committee. Democrat control of the board of directora tinue to serve Hamilton Standard degree from Pennsylvania State in In Buffalo, N.Y. He also held en­ who is now president of the VFW' plna; and Robert Close, three-year rosea, from Morocco, 1,750 orange Salem Nasaiff waa reappointed to last year, they had to wait until as assistant general manager. gineering positions with aircraft High Mngle, Petersen's, 124; sec­ the committee, to serve os one 1938 and then serving as an in­ Auxiliary. Tear pins were alto pre- pin; blossoms, and 60 tuberoses. ond, State Shoe, 123. the terms of various Democrats Robert H. Shatz, technical di­ structor at the college, joined cbmpaniefl in California and had of three Democrat*, on the nine- been engaged in advanced aero­ member board. on appointive boards lapsed before rector of the Missiles and Space Hamilton Standard In 1941 and they could take full control. They Systems department of Hamilton was named design engineer in nautical and weapon system plan­ 'Republican Herman Heck was appointed as many Republicans os ning with Office of Naval Reaeaivh appointed to the. town pension Standard, has been elected as­ 1943 and chief design engineer five PRIZES! they could laat year as a step to­ sistant general manager of the years later. He was promoted to in Washington. He was graduated board knd pension trust fund trus­ ward regaining control. Systems Center and will work di­ chief development engineer In 1951, from New York University In 1940. teeship to replace Democrat Hen­ Each appointed nominated last Always NEW Things To See At Marlow'S Furniture Dept. ry B^ker. rectly for Kearns. The Missiles and assistant chief engineer In 1954, night had no opposition, and each Space Systems department will be and engineering manager In 1957. This mean, that Herman Poa- election was unanimous. Enter Our Simple Contest cantell Is the only Democrat on merged immediately into the sys­ Dlefenderfer was made a.ssistant tha flve-man board, the minimum tems organization. RUG and ANMYERSARY number to meet state minority Rockville Women Gwlnn said the Systems Center representation regulations. will be housed in the corporation’s FURNITURE ELECTRIC Other appointments were the Injured in Crash facilities at Windsor Locks, but UPHOLSTERY GRAND following;: will also use the talents and facil­ Republican Jack Sandals, reap­ ities of other United Aircraft di­ Prize- MIXER pointed to the advisory board of Two Rockville women last night visions for component development CLEANING SALE! h health, five-year term; Republican were treated for injuries at Man­ and production. The center will Walter Fox, reappointed to the ad- chester Memori-1 Hospital as a re­ also be working with missile 8uid TEL. Ml 9-1752 xdsory recreation and park com­ sult of a two-car accident at E. space organizattops other than Shopping Is a pleasure here. Paric your car free on onr mission, five-year term; Republi­ Center and Ihtkin Sts. which or PRIZE CLOCK brought one arrest. United Aircraft’s divisions, he huge parking lot. Just a few steps to onr fabulous Fur­ Why Pay $79.50-$89.50 For can Jack Mercfr, reappointed to said. Ml 3-5747 the development commission, five- Mrs. Susan D. Huebner of Rock­ niture Dept. (Rear store entrMce). Browse to your R A blO ville was charged with failure to Kearns has been Hamilton Stan­ POSTURE-PEDIC BEDDING? PORTABLE TV — 3-Prize- year term; Republican Martin Al- dard’s general manager slnfee 1958 heart’s eontent. No high pressure salesmen. Free de­ vord, reappointed to the town grant the right of way in the 7:21 livery. Lay-a-way Plan. V- planning commission, five-year p.m. accident that sent two of her and ■vice president of the corpo­ Garner's paseerigere to the hospital for Burton’s Woman of Year Cited ration since 1960. Joining the di­ 8 GRISWOLD ST term; Republican Vincent Geno- vision in 1936 after his gradua­ OF COURSE k z TERMS! veil to the zoning board of appeals treatm ent Mrs. Susie UhUch and Mrs. Foster H. Williams, 53 Foirview St., was honored this morning as Burton’s “Woman of the Wo Give Groon SUuniw The Big Surprise Is Onr PRICE TAGS! PLUS FREE 20,000 UNITED TRADING STAMPS for a five-year term, to succeed Mrs. Lena Ludke, both of 89 Wind­ Year" In recognition of her years of volunteer sowlce in charity and welfare organizations. At tion from Pennsylvania State another Republican, David Mc- sor Ave., Rockville, were treated Burton’s store, she was presented a sUver serving tray on which were inscribed excerpts from a Better Quality Furniture At marLOW Prices! Comb. and discharged, a hospital spokes­ news story. In The Herald Friday, Nov. 3, about her numerous volimteer services. Admiring her gift Also, Republican Robert Lap- man said today. Mrs. UhUch hod a are Atty. Artour J. LeClalre Jr„ acting general manager and town counsel, and Mayor Harold A. U. S. GOV'T GRADE CHOICE ST EA K SA LE pen, . reappointed to the building Boolp laceration that required Turkln^on. Mrs. Williams’ orchid was a gift from Milikowskl’s Flower Fashion Shop, and trana-- conunlttee, three-year term; Re­ stitches 'and Mrs. Ludke a bruised portation In a Uncoln waa provided by Moriorty Bros. (Herald photo by Pinto.) DESKS-DESKS-DESKS publican, Omer Gingras, reap­ right arm. Mrs. Huebner, driving weet on pointed the town’s representative ing and public relations department Raymond Blake, Mrs. John Brown to the board of governors of Man^ E. Center St., put on directional and MORE DESKS lights for a left turn Into Pitkin St., PTA Council of Aetna Life Affiliated Companies. and Mra. H)mest Wolfram. police r^Kirted, and then failed to One of his motion picture scripts The meeting will be open to the* Wo have combed the market to bring yon the fineot eoHeetloa for Aetna, “Paddle a Safe Canoe,” public as well aa to FTA presi­ of desks in the area. (Over 40 dtyles to select from!) All finishes grant the right of way to a car driven by Edward J. Twerdy, 80, of Sets Meeting received the 1964 Golden Reel dents, council delegates and-school including maple walnut, mabog- TOQC lOOCA SHORT Personal Notices North Windham, who was coming award from the Film Cormcll of principals. any, ihne oak and blond. Prices I7.70 To IA7«aU in the opposite direction on E. Cen­ America os the best safety picture ter St, The Twerdy car was struck The MABChester PTA Council of the yar. In Memoriam in the left front fender causing will hold its first'meeting of the Lennhoff ‘was a member of the Fire in Burner J . -- T-BONE In lovlns memory of our mother, snd sUght damkge. The car continued season Thursday at 8 p.m. In the radio and television annoimclng wife Florence Burnham, who passed to. Its deaUnktlon. The Huebner Buckley School cafeteria. staff of WTIC for three years. He Pul Out Quickly sway November 8, I960, car was towed away with consider­ has also been associated with the A prscious ooa from u. I. gone. able damage to the right front Guest speaker will be John C. Connecticut Public Expenditure A voice we loved is stilled, Lennhoff, director of public rela­ A very minor oil burner fire at SIRLOIN A place Is vacant in our lives fender, light and grill, police said. Council and the Greater Hartford 6:65 p.m. yesterday was quickly Which never can be filled. Mrs. Huebner was orderd tq ap­ tion fo r’' the Connecticut Educa­ Chamber of Commerce. He holds a I extinguished at the home of Paul pear' in Circuit Court 12, Manches­ tional Television Corp. He will dis­ B.S. degree In economics from Holy McFarland, 92 Barry Rd., by Phyllis Hnher ter, Nov. 20.. Patrolman Albert cuss educational TV in the public Cross College. Hariorle Hill Scabies Investigated. Eighth District Firemen. MAINE FRESH tCILXED Henry Burnham schools. Refreshments will be served af­ A fire spokesman said-the fire g % W NEPCO EXTRA MILD h A Mrs. Maurice Willey, pre:rident ter the program by Mrs. Acle was probably caused by a delayed of the PTA Council, announces Johnson) hospitality chairman of switch In the oil burner which that a nominating committee will Buckley PTA, assisted by Mra. ignited. Neither the burner nor the CHICKENS 2 7 '' SKINLESS FRANKS 59 » SL Mary’s Episcopal be elected, st the meeting. James Benton, Mrs. James Cough­ home was damaged, it was report­ Mrs. Frank Parldonl will read lin, Mrs. Samuel Moeeley, Mrs. ed. Chureh Guild FAIR a letter to be mailed to parents explaining the activities of the HICKORY SMOKED 1 Lb. Pkg. line arts program. Superintendent SWEET LIFE SLICED BACON 59c of Schools William H. Curtis will THURSDAY, JOV. 9 - 2 P.M. to 9 P.M. discuss PTA Insurance and fi­ nancial projects taken on by the PRODUCE IN THE PAIUSH HOUSE ON CHIWCH ST. PTA In the schools. ★ FAMOUS FOR QUALITY ★ FANCY WORK.—CANDY—CARDS—WHITE ELEPHANTS The guest speaker started his CHEESE—GRAB BAGS FOR CHILDREN radio career in 1942 as part-time TEA SERVED 2 PJR.-4 PJ«. announcer on WDRC, Hartford, STYLE SHOWN IN UME OAK REGULAR SW6ET UFE while still a high school student. o n m A u s tT . . Z y . d v .00 EMPEROR GRAPES BUFFET SUPPER After three years' service in the K^C BINGO WITH BIATCUINO CHAIR 8S5S0 $ SERVED CONTINUOUSLY 5 P.M. to 7 PM. Army as a gunnery Instructor, Byery Friday Night At 8 P.M. USE OUB OHRISTBIAS LAY-AWAY PLAN! 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' ' ' ■ ■■ ■ I ' . • - • ' ‘ r- .. IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MANCIJESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1961 I . V ’ ' r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO|4K„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 ■■ i. ' ■">' ■" ' 7 ...... "" PAGEflFniliN that the DanMaratle' phrW "win Naugatuek e a ril^ thia year were ran unauceai^lly for stats attor­ M 3 votes, Ksnnsdy dsfeatsd 1U< oommisOloner, wras prsvlously p k y - ooaUnus to be the major ^a rty th proof . that '"the large cities can ney general In 1004. ublican Martin Fv Armstrong Jr., or for twot terms. He served in the Auxililuy Police C O P M a k e s OoanacUeut ao long as our p u ty no longer be considered safe Dem­ He ended the 24-year reign of ?1,800 and Thomas J. Quigley, 8,- Eisenhower administration as sn has outttanding candidatss with ocratic territory." Socialist Jasper McLbvy In 1067 303. official ef ths International Coop- ToEl^Monday um m profiam s gearsd to tha challenges Ahothef, election that had the by a margtr lOt votes. MoLervy, Armstrong Is a state represents? aratlon Adminlatratlon, Building of UMss ttanes." attention of state party leaders no# n , haa been Inactive .since he Uve and Quigley ia a former S« Another 4-man race wras aUgsd Elaetlons for offiess - of ths THERE’S A term Democratic mayor, who rfin D ^ p C u t in H t said ths Democratlo victoriss yesterday was the one In Bridge­ suffered a stroke about a yaar In Norwalk, where Ctwkb won by Manchester Aifidllary FoUee for ago. as an Imlepehdent-Democrat 1.. tte big cities wers "resounding port. a plurality of about 400 votes. the coming year will bs held next Cofitfoctor In tbs Watertmry race, Bergta In Merideh, Houston wma a 4- votes ef confldenos" in outstanding Tedesco piled up a plurality of Oooke, flolUng 3,688, defOated In­ Monday night at the police head­ defeated Republican Frederick W. man race by 160 votes. Lee’s Votes municipal administrations. 15,000 In wrlnnihg a 4-man race dependent Irving C. Freeae, 8,280; quarters. " . R i Winrtal CoiimifffiM May said ths results showed "an there. Palomba, and Joseph J. Jacovino, . Re defeated Democrat- JOhn W. Grant, incumbent RepuMicaa Democrat WlUtam O. MorrOw, 6,- Those nominated for elective of­ Impreaslve upkurge of Republican Tedesco, a 40-year-old lawyer, candidate ' of the City Manager 001;' and Boeialist-Labor candidate Mttralloiit-R«ifegton, Bris- Tedesco is a former state leg­ 4.100. ton's Isgal rosldsncs. proved a new charter designed to this year with a single elSeve. T>emocratlc First Selectman Greg­ tol. Middletown, ’ Danbury and islator and city court judge. He Polling an tmoffieial total of lO,- Houston, a former stats wrelfars strengthen Its towm government. Pretty for dinner and dancing. Read Herald Advi. Everiasting Friend of Regal. ory D. Morrissey was elected first ’-ir- mayor of West Haven, and Repub­ lican First Selectman William D. STAFFORD PARK I ■ BerUni was elected first mayor of Wallingford. Both communities "The Maryel Of Main Street!' elected mayors under new charters. In Milford, Independent Mayor Stops Shop’s making headlines with this fantastic 2-Pants Suits Charles R. lovlno led his party to a major victory in winning a sec­ STILL TIME TO SAVE IH OUR Hard finish worsteds in Conven­ ond tetTn as that city’s first mayor. tional, Continental or Ivy styles. Ih e Independents won control of the city council from .Republicans, Regulars, Longs, Shorts and Short and also elected a town clerk and low price on top quality chickens! Stouts. " tax collector. But it sras the N ew Haven elec­ . AMUVERSARV tion tiiat brought the big surprise. Stop’Shop 21 Lee, in winning a fifth term, de­ $44 feated RepuMican Henry H. Town- ' Shend, Jr., a city alderman, by a plurality of 4,000 votes when he was expected to win by at least TOP 100 W O O L 10.000. O'THB Two years ago the 45-yhar-old SALE! Lee won by 14,000 votes, and four years ago by a record 23,000. Br sure Bred and fed for Stop a Sh o p ! SUITS State Republican Chairman Ed­ GBADE win H. M ay Jr. said the reduc­ Ip bring In ths Quality Moots (udrii vest) tion in Lee’a plurality "sbould PURI eliminate him from sertous eonaid- Delivered FRESH D AILY! ■RID Handsomely tailored In oration for any statewide itomina- •oupon for your plaids and solids. The vest TIOn* matches the suit or can be Kay , said Lea’s "sUda dowahiU W HITE GEM Is one of the most spectacular falls reversed for contrast. FREE CHICKf NS Oonnaetlcut has witnessed In many Trade morks yesss ." Harris Tweed Iiso bailed Us ra-alactlan as a JUICLGLASS registered by 'WgnMeant victory” and a seta (NifMO traa yoir of cenfldanoa in his administeatien. Step & Shop and 100% Wool Ha said the results "should be Slop 4 Shop thpilir) put into perspectivs," noting that FREE ALTERATONS few New Haven mayors have won Zip-Lined with margina of nore than 8,000 votsa. liSa ahsady bus ths aupfiort of Nabisco REOAL'S YOUR • Damoeratle National OonmiUss- man John M;'Golden nf New Ebav- Premium Soltines en fo r the U B . senatorial nomina­ TOPCOATS N tion. Tha Beat ia now held U.S. pound Sen. Prescott Bush o f Greenwich, pockoe* 3 lc who la a candidate for renomina­ tion. ITERATIONS In other eontasts, First Salaet- ERMANENT I f o r t h e IIFE OF THE GARMENT man John J. BuiHvan, the Demo­ Blue Bonnet cratic incumbent, won a aeoond Regal not only tits you perfectly at Uie time of the eale but continue, to keep the term in Fairfield. Sullivan cap­ Margarine tured the town for the Demoerata gannent fitting perfectly for as long as yon wear It. for the first tlm# In 82 years In I960. J S S 30c In Westport, RepubHoan Fbst Selectman Herbert E. Baldwin won a third term In a S-man race. 10D% LAMBS WOOL Republican First Selectman Gerber's FRESHNESS Buy For Now Griffith E. Harris wron a third CREW NECK term In Greenwricb, and R ^ u b li- Boby "Bood can. First Selectman Thomas F. And For Kerrigan won a sixth term in Strolned Food 9 Ian 95c makes the difference! Darien. Junior Food 6 lor« 92c SWEATERS In Wilton. Vincent J. Tito Sr., From the farm to j r ^ tabls in 1ms than 34 Christmas the incumbent first selectman, hounl That’s aplit-aecond timing for all the Styling and fabrics that make them The pick of the sweater crop for Fall. won a third term, and th Weston, look TWICE -niE PRICE. Longs, care and coddling these White Qem Broilera 100% WOOL Real he-man sweaters of soft lambs Republican Paul ConnlgUo was Confidets shorts, regulars. Get set now— the elected first selectman to succeed getl No wonder they’re better, wool. the GO P Incumbent, John Guidera, Sonitory Napkins topcoat weather is here. who did hot seek rerelection. fresher, more tender by far. And Republican First Selectman you get more white meat per Charles F. Kelley, a former state 2 "Sir' 89c pound. Sport Coats *4.98 motor vehicles commissioner, won WHOLE a third term in N ew Canaan. 2

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■/ . ■ I |V ' :'y^.v- U .^v:'^. ^ MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1961 MANCHESTEai EVENING HERALD, *MANGHES'rER, CONN.* TYEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 PAGE sevenucbm ------" '■ ■ 1 ---- »------..p ------Scott McLeod Dies; 30 Town Workerg Former U.S., Envoy Engagements i Master First .4id READ ’S 8 PAGE CIRCULAR FOR MORE DIG VALUES k. ---;— - COiNitliiaftd from P ftt« One) Thirty town employee comideted the first aid course given by Sed- dUng of sscurtty olearsnee of State Hnnphny • SyauK^ ^Hartford Public High School and Department and Foreign Service rick Straughan fuid Joseph Me- Take your ehoiee - get la employed by Connecticut Gen­ officers. Om s . SHOP Mr>. Robtrt KrUUdunur, I N eral U fa Insurance Co. The bride­ Former Sen. Theodore F. Greeni They are WUUam Andrulot, Ar­ Spruce St., anpooneM the m u r iif* groom Is a 1952 (^duate of Man- D-R.I., then chairman of the For­ thur Ashwell, George Bingham,' of her daughter, MUa Cheryl Lae cheater High School. He attended eign Relationa Committee, urged Harold Bralthwalte, Francis Coaii, IS RICA’S Symonda to Dennia Phillip Hum the University of Hartford and is the Senate to give President Blsen- William Bagleson, Norman Ely. ey, eon of Mr. and Mra. W lllani employed by Southern New Eng­ bower "an opportunity to nom- Walter Fortin, Eleanor ' Gartaide, Humphrey of 38 Ltnnmore Dr. land Roofing Co. Ha is a member inate someone else who la better John Gibson, Frank Gochet, Henry rOGEST VALUE rThe bride is also the dauchter of the Coventry Boating Club. qualified.” * Heine, Helen Hudson, Ernest Irlah, HUNDREDS OF SENSATIUNAL PRICE Frank Symonds of Mancheater. Sen. Styles Bridges, R-N.H., for Kenneth Irish, John Jackson, Brlla The double ring ceremony waa whom McLeod had worked, and Kenney, Edward Langer, Vincent li^ R ite label, exclusive with Mott’g 200 or500 performed by the Rev. Prancla T. former Sen. William Knowland, R- Lennon, Sarah L ^ , Ralph Mc­ area, is one of America's lesiding Fodd Butler Saturday at the Church of Episcopal Women Callf., who was then the Senate Collum, . John McHugh, Horace the Assumption. RepubUean leader, oame to Mc- Murphey, Maiwaret Nielsen, Clifton jincs, outstanding in Quality, Variety and Misa Gail Humphrey, a sister of To Attend Parley L e ^ ’s defense. Knowland quoted Potter, Harriaon Pratt, , Robert STAMP RORUS the bridegroom, waa maid of Value. REDUCTIUHS Eisenhower as saying he had full Sasse, James Syphers > and Mar­ honor, and Willis Schultz of Olaa confidence in the nomlnM and guerite Wood. tonbutr, a cousin of the bride Women of three Episcopal Bridges said McLeod was ths vic­ The course included 12 hours oi All Shop-Rite items are constantly tested In groom, served as best man. churches in Manchester, Bolton tim of a "smear campaign." classroom instruction, mastervvdf our scientific kitchens and are uncondition-' A F a c tio n waa. held at the home and RockvlUa will attend the 8iat the Information In a first aidJdMd- Extra of the bridegroom's parents. The Senate voted 54-22 to reject fall aervica of the Episcopal a motion to return the nomination book, and practice in banifaging, ' ally guaranteed by Mott’s. Join the thou­ After a motor trip., through New Churchwomen, Diocese of Con' ■pllntlng and artificial respiration. York state, the couple will reside to Ha Foreign Relations Committee sands of valuewise homemakers who are nectlcut, which will be held at at 1M7 Main St., Manchester. for further Inquiry, and confirmed Christ Church Cathedral, Hart' It 60-20 on May 9, 1957. The engagement of Miss Mara^ The engagement of Mias Brenda saving more with Shop-Rite ford, on Nov. 17 at 10:30 a.m .. McLeod waa bom In Davenport, Vimba of Manchester to Wllliain L. Hills to Theodore A. Reiehle has Barrette • EDiott been announced by her parents, Mr. A service of Holy Communion Iowa, and attended Grinnell Col­ Ayer of Coventry has been an­ and Mrs. Willard B. Hills, 1652 Shop Mott’s this weekend for Big Shop-Rite Miss Marilyii Ann Elliott of will open the service, with the Rt. lege. ta ter he was a reporter on the nounced by her parents, Mr. and Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. tLLOUT Hartford and Harvey Raymond Rev. Walter H. Gray as celebrant Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Gazette, un­ Mrs. Karlis Vimba, 167 Haw­ Savings plus Sensational National Brand Barrette Jr. of Manchester were The presentation of the United til he became an agent for the FBI. thorne St. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Values plus Your Choice of 200 or 500 Extra SCH Stomps married Sept. 3 at Immanuel Thank offering will follow. Ha resigned from the -Justice Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. Mrs. Albert L. Relchle, 134 High­ SHELTERS mm The Rt. Rev. Brayid Harris, Congrentional Church, Hartford. Department to join Sen. Bridges’ Lloyd M.. Ayer of Coventry and land Ave., Broad Brook. I la event of enoergeacy, fow l Green Stamps . . . Don’t -miss this s u p e r Ih e bride is the daughter of bishop of Liberia, will speak on the late Mr. Ayer. Miss Hills Is a 1957 gradu^e of areae, if aay, are aa good as I "The ''Work of the Church in Li­ staff in Washington, eventually be­ outstanding opportunity to make extra sav­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wendell El­ coming his top assistant. Miss Vimba Is a 1959 graduate Manchester High School, and from prepared aheltere. They are I liott. Hartford. The bridegroom is beria." A morning offering for the o f Manchester High School and at­ Central Connecticut St|M College a aeoeasary Insurance. Pie-1 ings and to fill your Stamp Books [4^ / ! M A R K E T S the son o f Mr. and Mra. Harvey bishop’s fund wUT be taken. This McLeod left Bridges’ office to join the State Department as tended Wlllimantlc State College. in New Britain. She la A first grade pare yours now. R.‘^ B ^ t t ^ 433 E. Middle Tpke. year the fund will be' used to Faster for your choice of over 1700 gift items. security chief.' He held that Job She is employed by Aetna life In­ teacher at Bowers ^S«iool. Model Available CLIP AND REDEEM CUPONS Manchester. help in the acquisition and build ■ . f o 'i , when President Elsenhower select­ surance Co. Mr. Relchle graduated In 1954 For Inspection The Rev. William T. Knup of Ing of a rectory and new mission. Mr. Ayer is a 1957 graduate of A box lunch will be held In the ed him to be ambassador. from the El^v^orth Memorial High Immanuel C on ^gatlon al (miUKh Manchester High School and also School in/South Windsor, hM at­ LEON CIESZYNSKI performed the ceremony, anf parish house at noon. He resigned from the ambassa­ MOTT'S dorship last January when Presi­ of Willlmantie State College. He is tended the University of Connecti­ luildM ^M I 9-4291 p f/ JIh X L iwitl/j KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP Philip Treggor was organist. At the afternoon service, the Rev. Alton H.'Stivers of St. James dent Kennedy took office, and a fifth grade teacher In the Cov­ c u t.,^ d will graduate from the The bride, given in marriage by Parish, Watkins Glen, N .Y . for­ shortly after that waa named entry school system. University of Hartford in June her father, wore a princess-style counsel for ths Senate Appropria­ A Dec. 16 wedding Is planned. a962. He is employed by the Radio merly of Brazil, vrill speak on Ray Horan Photo street-length drees of white silk "The Work of the Church In tions minority. Shack Corp. ‘ of Boston, as aii In­ 200 EXTRA ^ organsa over taffeta, with Jewel BrasU." Bishop Gray and the Rt. He married ths former Ediia dustrial salesman. neekltns, and elbow-length (W fed The Philipipines number more A summer wedding Is planned'. Rev. John H. Esquirol, suffragan Van Pappelendam,- of Keokuk, than 7.000 Islands. aleaves. Her .baaddrass waa a bishop of OonnecUcut, v ill also (Lorlng Studies) Aluminum You Got a “RAIN GH€€K” SAVE 16* 'sr Dior bow of white silk organsa Iowa, who aurvlvee with their apeak. three children, Anne, 17, Van, 15 In the event, because of unforeseen condi­ S&H STAMPS ■ over taffeta with Shoulder-length Members of St. Mary’s Episcopal Buy Right with Shop- veil. She oanied a crescent- and Daniel, 14. Windows $11.95 tions, Mott’s runs out of any advertised Church who will attsnd are Mrs. items, you can receive a "R A IN CHECK” shaped bouquet of white roses William B. Kloppenburg, Mrs. WITH PURCHASE OF $10 TO $20 " with green ivy. entitling you to the product on your next Ludwig Hanaen, Mrs. Prank Doors $294i5 regular visit to the store. Coupon Good Nov. 8 thru Nov. 11, 1961. lim it One Coupon to M ra Helen Mathlaon o f Hart­ Crocker, Mra. Randall Toop, Mrs. Jenny, Inga Now a family. Adults Only. Get Regular H'OC Stamps, too. StAtq ford waa matron of honor. She Gordon Fogg, Mrs. Earle Rohan. I’liob BRAND Law: dgarettos. Beer and Fair Traded Itenu Excluded from wore a street-length princess- Mra. Harry Sweet. Sr. and Mra. Over Open Seas Jal. Doors S59JI5 Offer. atyla dress of dusty rose silk or- Gaylord Cannon. SAVE 10c OVER NATIONAL BRAND gransa over taffeta, also with Jew­ Plus Installatloa- Alao, Mrs. John Trotter, Mrs. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SAVE 24c Over National Brand el neckline and short sleavea She William Brennan, Mrs. Allan DEL MONTE PEACHES wore a matching head bow and HotchMsa, Mrs. Oayton AUlson, Two widely separated tropical A /VetP Dining Experience! MANCHESTEft SUGAR J Lb. Bog earried a bouquet of rose-tinted Mrs. Claude Pwter, Mrs. In ’ing storms blew their blasts over open eamatlotu with green Ivy. . AW NING CO. EVAP.MILK ^ m m \ Wlckhgm, Mrs. WyvUle Peabody, water today with no'land areas In Wednesdoys A rt ^m ily Nights PHONE MI 9-8091 Catherine Gustafson, 406 Spruce Mrs. Ebnsr Odell and the Rev. and Immediate reach: 8:00 to 8:00 P.M. HALVES or SUCeS y^ROC St, Manchester, was flower girl. Mrs. George F. Noatrand. Storm Jenn/, downgraded Tues­ SAVE 10c OVER NATIONAL BRAND She wore a turquoise taffeta dress Membens of St. John’s Epiac(^>al day from hurricane status, lum­ with Jewel neckline and puffed Church In Rockville who will at­ bered ndrtheastward through the SHOf-RITE sleeves and headband of pompons. ALL YOU $ tend are Mra. Douglas Roberta, Atlantic ocean some 800 miles % CAKE MIXES ^ SAVE 6-^ She carried a basket o f assorted Mrs. David Evana, Mrs. Paul de paist-southeaet of Bermuda. Top PER color pompona Macarta and Misa Eva Little. wlnda were 40 to 50 miles per CAN EAT * PERSON Richard G. Barrette of Man­ S t George’a Bpiacopal C h u ^ In hour In squalls. Forecasters ex­ chester served as his brother's SAVE 30c OVER NATIONAL BRANO i MOTT’S Bolton will be represented by Mrs. pected some step-up in Jenny’s six Old Fashioned Chicken Soup best man. Richard B. Behnke of Fred Moore, Mrs. Mariorle Reed, Coventry was an usher. mile per hour pace toward north­ Southern Fried Chicken SAVE 67c Over National Brand Mrs. Edward Johnaoiv Mrs. Grover ern oool air that breaka up trop­ SAVE 4c A CAN! M ra Elliott wore a turquoise Spaghetti— Frencb Fried Potatoee DDD TEA BAGS ’V Hallqulst and Mrs, n s n k Gorton. ical storms. nylon chiffon dress with pillbox Tossed Salad Neopolltan In the southwestern Gulf of FACIAL TISSUES FLAVORS hat of purple and violet roses with Bread and Batter—Coffee or Tea art coming to 500 EXTRA^A white orchid corsage. Ih e bride­ Unit Checka Bomba Mexico, storm Inga lay almost sta­ 12 OZ. CAN tionary 110 miles west northwest SAVE 18e OVER NATIONAL BRAND NEHI CANNED SODA groom’s mother wore ah olive green SHOP-RITE wool crepe dress with matching New'i^ork — A compact, heaV' of Carmen. Mexico. Weathermen ChUdren Under 10 Year# Old fl,00 MANCHCSTER When Accompanied By Parents PINK or hat and a yellow orchid. lly shielded X-ray unit haa been aaid Inga's strength, 40 to 65 B S&H STAMPS A lawn reception for 35 guests developed for officcri who must m.p.h., appeared to be waning On The Concourse At The Parkade Stt Thundoy'f Htrcrid GUM-SPICE DROPS ^ White SAVE 8c was held at the home of the b r ^ '- determine whether e u a p 1 e 1 o U s with a rise In pressure and slow­ ONE I WITH PURCHASE OF $20 OR MORE groom’s parents In Mancheitw. packages contain bombs or weap' down of wind circulation. Maxwell House POUND For a wedding trip to ^aJee Lu­ ons. It Is compact enough to go SAVE 6c OVER NATIONAL BRAND or Chase and Sanborn Coupon Good Nov. 8 thru Nov. 11, 1961. lim it One Coupon to COFFEE CAN a famUy. Adults Only. Get Regular Stamps, too. State zerne, N.Y., Mrs. Barrette wore a Into a foot locker and light enough La w : dgarettes,JBeer and Fair Traded Items Xhrchided from beige wool tweed suR with brown to' be carried as ordinary luggage. CLEANSER ^ wd« 2 i-. c«. Offer. ” leather accessorieA Mr. and Mrs. It produces a fluoroscopic Image SAVE 30c A CARTON SAV£ ISc Over National Brand Barrette are xhaldng their home or a film record of objecte up to at West Shore Dr.,'Coventry, 30 inches wide and 188 inches GBRI-ANN ONE Ihe bt^e is a 1956 graduate of thick. SAVE 60c OVER NATIONAL BRAND POUND GET SET FOR THE CIGARETTES White BreadENRICHED! LOAVES D O B I N ’S Tb* hNNc That Mod* Connoctieut History! FLOOR WAX SHOP-RITE $OJ8 FREE PARKING NEXT TO TOP NOTCH single Pack OONNEOTIOUT APPROVED HOLIDAY SEASON AHEAD King or FUtors 2 2 c VITAMIN D HOMOGENIZED THCUSANDS CF EXTBA S&H STAMPS l uDEPT. E STORE SAVE 30c OVER NATIONAL BRAND I Carton MILK Plus Deposit Going formal NO LIMIT—NO COUPONS NEEDED—FILL YOUR BOOKS FASTER 1 Rent Your Oatfit From WITH A NEW DINING ROOM FLUFFY RINSE 100 EXTRA S&H STAMPS 100 EXTRA S&H STAMPS 9-Pe. SOLID ROCK MAPLE SAVE 30c OVER NATIONAL BRAND with Purchase of 2 Packages w ith Pnrchsse of 6-Ob. Jar SHOP-BITE INSTANT COFFEE 19e HARMAC COLONIAL SPRAY STARCH CUBAD BANDAGE STRIPS, 2 pkgs. 69o Complete Formel Wear 50 EXTRA S&H STAMPS 50 EXTRA S&H STAMtS om a T A i l w ith Purchase of Shop-Rite With Purchase of 2 Lbs. or' More DINING r t ^ A f““^l SAVE $1.10 OVER NATIONAL BRAND LADIES' PANTIES fl.29 Val., 8 prs. 88c GROUND CHUCK at Reg. Low Price A- Latest Styles A Expert Fitting ROAST Wedding— Banquets ^ ROOM DETERGENT ' Proms Mott’s Tender-Trim Bone-In SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. thru SAT. SAVE 41e OVER pTa TIONAL BRAND 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 1,-*. .M PRUNE JUICE Mott's brings you an unusual oppor-,' tunlty this weekend! Treat your .X MANCHESTER' r family to delicious Chuck Roast at HARMAC i - ‘ M" DISTINCrrVE MENn and BOYS’ WEAR FOUR STORES TO SERVE YOU ||! SAVE 12epVER NATIONAL BRAND this special low •'price! Don’t trust to Open Ni9hts Mon. thru Sat. till 9 • MANCHESTER « HAMDEN tuck—buy chuck from Mott’s . . . Mott’s Tender-iTrim label guarantees • EAST HARTFORD • WEST HARTFORD all good eating beef, bright red, firm, your serving delicious tender, per­ T^is authenUcalijt, styled Colonial set Includes ypur cholcs of harvest table or round INSTANT MILK well marbled and trimmed of excess fectly aged meat, triple trimmed for table with heatpreb^, high pressure laminated plu tlc top, 6 matea chalra or deacon's fat. bench and.4 chairs, buffet with hutch top. A truly exceptional value! extra value. SAVE 29c OVER NATIONAL BRAND STOCK UP rWARPY WARE” ^ wrrH PURCHASE 'OF ANY DINING ROOM SET ...... REG. 49.95 BAKED BEANS FBOZEN FOOD VOUOMtSUSV COMPLETE 53-PC. Service for 8 DINNERWARE lA R S E H V HURRY.'.,OFFER IS LIMITED! SAVE 10c OVER NATIONAL BRAND HARDWSRff Free INTRODUCTORY JIDMVC'KXr TOMATO CATSUP 2 ytS;. Bhop-Rite French Fried or Crinkle Cut VH8------SPBCIAU HOOD’S ICE CREAM REG. 8-Pc. "COURIER GROUP" ■ ‘ X PKOS- ZOR'OUQ SAVE 18c OVER NATIONAL BRAND MONEY 1 V 1 in I w imw m m PKGS. 0 ^ 0 ■ DINING ROOM MAYONNAISE 5 0 E X T R A SAVE Ohoeolate Chip bjr HOOKER Pkg. Strawberry or PINT Shop-Rite SPINACH chopped or Lent lOC •«t a M ip^ of wM bird sbM now. Notural food PKGS. SAVE 4c OVER NATIONAL BRAND S & H STAMPS LQ RnqibeiTy’Swill •or birds hbogirniing fo bo scoreo. Ako sust eokos 40< FARM HOUSE PUMPKIN PIE Kog 49c Z For 69c CHICKEN SOUP WITH PURCHASE OF 4 ^ ^ SHOP-RITE FISH STICKS Z h e g a 49c . V HOT SHOP-RITE CUSTARD PIE 2 For 69c W A I H B l S m m N G O f ALL KWOS SHOP-RITE ORANGE JUICE 6 oana 99c FAmous quality crafted dining room by DOOR BOrrOftlB Hooker. Choice of elm or walnut. Set includes china breakfront with 2 sriasa doors, table, 4 BANANA BREAD POTATOES ROMAN PIZZA 4ln Pkg. 3 P k g a .^ 1 aide chairs and 2^ arm chairs. This set is regularly sold at 369.95! mm 8 o A e c / SHOP-RITE WAFFLES 6 In Pkg. Pkg. lOc FREE IXICAL DELIVERY pErry SUPER U. S. No.1 POUND in GOOD W INTER STOCK •AG SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY OF \ ea« CORNISH HENS [43 7 MARKETS Store GOOD COOKERS wm MODERN and PERIOD DINING ROOMS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAMTITnUl Dobin's 828 Main Street e Downtown Manchester ', ona Evatr ane nu t • sATusoAV nus-jo • AMPu iti X-.O'W, !. .

fld E KiCHTEtSK IIA N C H E ST^ EVENING HERALD. HANGHEISTEB, C0NN« WEDNEiSDAY. NOVEBIBER 8. 1961 MANCHESTEIt^VENmO HERALD/CONN., WEDNESDAY^ NOVEMBER 8, 1961 PAGE N onm oN BUGGS'RUNNY f OUR BOARDING HOUSE . with MAJOR HOOPLB d a i l y GHOfiSWORD PUZZLE - _ ^------Holiday Dresses tor Girls V 9 W - ...... ^ — . Ofc WTX '••BYS. "Sugar and spice and everything Manehetter Parked* Store* rakee^YERCAR, .P A vw yi nice’’ comes t» mind when you S o ^ G U fT w a Praam Up Ybfar Own Idea * Prqpora Your Cor for Wlatar mom. YACtUaCi see the array of HOLIDAY In your own mind visualize vdiat ______J n w i COMCIDStMC HE SPIELS OFFJ/I HOPE BUSTER'S Bargains DRESSES for girls mt MARI- The Automotive Dept of BlIAlli you consider- a perfect dinner, then ROESUCK cx>. will help you k^ap tiwm jLitnvg ,/ SORT OP 5 THIS mum0 o -\ pbahut kmister: i.Pualt MAD’S, 891 Mafil Street. Ooulci come to HOB NOB RESTAURANT M.Y V«RD,X HAVR •TMa PtSnNCT] anything be more festive and your car in first cUoa (Irlvlnf con­ \jueMfi.6yi»CTBU ,4A6R6EMBNT?^ ’ auMBo eVEt?vN STANDS tw' Norms of Note and watch It come true. If your dition os hazardous winter moatlu noLRM Tiucr rve forsohem TIME WE LOAD S lM F F .' IT'S SO practical than a flowered cotton ac­ SOMBTHIN® iMPOWVy^/ fancy runs to GRILLED HAM bear down. Weather is unpredleU HMMI THE CAK/AFTERjSVftARY MOW Listed by i i i r e r cented with rows of black rick rack p le a se 0 « A SIT 4UIETER on skirt and bracelet-length Sleeves, STEAK HAWAIIAN, yoii will be able. Be prepared with ANTl- l o w y ^ THE WORK’StJOME.llTHAT HE HAS • lU r getting a thick cut of the finest FREEZE that is positive protection / VllTHTVlOSB BAfiSiLAOS^SO HE'LL RSMEMBEPr A TO SHIFT Complete with its own slip, It’a THAT I CAN POMOBR-me ‘ !2 i ? 5 S S ^ lOTMIe the kind of dress ' that goes .to Smoked Ham served with mustard against system freeze-up. (JOmo by PROBLEM SaEKmFICALLVi THAT HE mNfTEO)/(SEARS TO •nmritowiMi llBritIdi sch(x>l and to holiday parties with sauce and pineapple. If you yearn for your OIL CHANGE and free ■ TO WIMD HIS />/D R N E CWER « BfliUR pnBOMt for FRIED SCALLOPS, they will isOcfcneC equal ease. The shirtwaist dress is mounting of SNOW TIRES. Every­ WATCF^ V A CIGAKhT un«Biedplaiit be served you browned tender and thing for the safe, troubls-free driv­ ------BUTT' > IS Ormt heirinE FMc V)p Tear in a pretty green stripe, complete MPeel with green velvet belt 'has the golden and topped with Tartar ing is available at SEARS ROE­ MHMTTIMtkl IW l OhileUnna Book Look YourLbvelitsf Braided Rug Headquarters Jingle Bells Are Sounding Ooaer Sauce, All dinners include appe­ m A M b r t ^ Wuk Knltfed Headlines! right combination of tailored- BUCK COMPANY. Protect and SCbarU MOMTaOUteRT WARD CAT- MANCHESTER CARPET CEN­ It’s not too early to .stop In and tizer, salad, vegetables, relishes, beautify your car investment with leiEr.LiidMNr TER, 311 Main Street, brings the dressiness that fUla so many 24Notien ALOO STORE oa Middle Turn­ see the most coinpleta assortment roles fashionably in the life of a breads, dessert and beverage. No new SEAT (X)VERS, perhape, or aSDi^wtehed pike West Invitee you to etop i y real New England to the City of of CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS effort is spared at HOB NOB RES­ fresh fI(K>r MATS. Your- future »» sssr 98 Step MBOdlcNklng Village Charm. These BRAIDED growing girl. Every girl likes the 97 Goman Uag SUndtfde for your TREE CX3PY of the 1961 in New Ehigland! You name It and veraatlUty of SKIRTS, and when TAURANT to make your dining trade-in benefits. A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN aSGifeena SVtmiih 441 OHRSSTSCAS BOOK, brinunlng RUGS are crafted by the Village f a i r w a y has it, at sither the thev are as nice as the pleated pleasure satlsfylngly complete. element ittcredlent 48FndMtdpirt with fresh gift Ideas for everyone Rug Shoppe in Maine especially Main Street store or the Pike plaids at MARI-MAD'S, you’re safe Every Wedne-sday it’s P.^MILY Soak prunes In water: drain, pit TMKT* W8HTI FSDML>------S.H0W9 730 RC TworoueHiA ^ M V n CLEARS rw pv 99Enerratee .dOSpaniiht^ 48SeUi’eeaa(HkJ on your list. Leaf through the 41J for the Manchester area. You Plaza store. Christmas magic Is NIGHT, featuring a Southern Fried NOWONXMAN / WEU.X \ PO fOR BFOKM'.JMMBN/^ANyriMK^ TORTORWE-OFF,. lANDINC, SSHoirdcr in selecting one for each girl you and chop. Add the fruit to a brood MLoell*— SlAppeintmedt 47Wlthewd/^ pages to discover holiday app*re csin’t beat a reversible wool spelled, “Glitter and sequins, remember at Christmas. A SKIRT Chicken Dinner for 91.50 each. stuffing for'roast duck. AROMOioasrj think V < ssn iN o? R ) MOU WANT V. « M 8 »C f/ BOtr..LETS SOil aL''T1l»RRt S4bmnion .4SSNnto(ala) ^RAIDED RUG for durable.beau­ Come tonight between 5 and 8. ION C1W8MN \OUUIO TOTAKS-Offf SOrraUddiiki for the entire faanlly a t bw^lng styrofoam, tinsel, bead chsiins anil AND WESKIT set, some including n»i«9L ALRIGHTN OOTT SlTV’iGtmnny prlcea. There are feaUve aera- ty, for downright quality, for a omamenU.’’ BOTH FAIRWAYS a matching blouse is the backbone Like Having a Cook SSBerang* Tossed Sordine Salad THKrnBX)/^ _ SSBndoctue tlons for table, mantel, for indoors sense of warmth and security. A are brimming with the “Look of of a girl’s winter wardrobe.' Shop The Delicatessen Department of S4 SpMd contMt and out, h elpi^ you proclaim the BRAIDED RUG has character. If Christmas". Come see IL M A RI-M A^. quart torn romalne or other GRAND UNION .lets you serve S8M2t Christinas spirit. Unusual gourmet you want to add a fresh. Inviting lettuce (bite-size'pieces) your tanilly nourishing foods with­ sector foods, tempting and delicious, center of interest to a rm, a There la StUI Ttmo Tked fonvard to eagerly Mix the lettuce, cucumber, pars­ holiday weeks loom Just ahead. your Chlratmas Club check go far. fresh pear. by alert homemakers. Stock up on 1 cup canned peas ley, celery leaves and scallions. PRISCILLA'S POP B y AL VERMEER BSnwUfoalm Finely chopped parsley With ail the extra shopping and DOWN MEDICINE CHEST SUPPLIES Add the .sardines, cut in half cro.ss- ' “ u. ' Freshen the House for Break tuna into large pieces. gift buying that crowd tha calen­ LOTS ^Te l l t IM te , Buy Now; Thy In 19(M (aspirin, boric acid powder, milk wtse, and include the oil in the can. dar, remember you can buy pre­ M R S .' , Thanksgiving of magnesia, epsom aalt, rubbing Combine potatoes, onion, celery and <^NESE CHILDREN IS DEBBIE H E R,^. 2 ^: SHmUot Tomorrow, Friday and Satur­ Toss' .well, adding vinegar, extra cious extra time for you ro^ by NUTCHELL.^ SRetein In addition to all the « x t r a alcohol) alTO FIRST AID NEEDS water. Cover; ok over medium oil, salt and pepper to taste. Makes WHOfD E E WpKIO/ ' , DEBBIE] day are BU DQ^ DAYS at WAT- heat about 25 minutes, or until serving ready-to-eat meals from Q U A D TO IN.MYJ 15' HATE 4bw iaftoek X^ns, 9 ^ Main Street. Buy shopping and baking, you always (adhesive tape, gauze, band aids). 4 servings. the DELICATESSEN DEPT, of 5 Endure do manage to polish up the house Replenish the beauty and good­ potatoes and celery are tender. Add WHAT StoU. ^ C L A S S ' c A R R o r r s i 8 VcBtiUtai whatever you wish on all four tuna. GRAND UNION. Dellcloue ond E A T ‘ 1 ‘ especially for Thanks^ving sea­ grooming shelves in your home. 135 Pieces to a Pound AL\Nm«€AY] 7 Encountered floor* and tak* until the New Meanwhile, melt butter or mar­ economical. 'WHEN X. Teaf to pay. Could wnythiiig be son. “MARTINIZING” the ONE Stretch your Christmaa gift budg­ ■When your sweet tooth yearns HOUR. DRY CLEANING at 20 et by shopping now for toiletries garine over low heat; add floUr and eeslar or more conducive to adding blend. Gradually add milk and cook for candy, and your wMsdom tooth All One Price, $4-9* .e > S * M Y ' beauty and oomfort to your home East Center Street and 299 West and fragrances that are acttially shouts calorie warnings, plav it Just in time for holiday portlea, Middle Tpke., stand ready to help half price now (cologne, sachet, until thickened, stirring constant­ SH O RT R IB8 at this Thanksgiving season, than ly; add salt and pepper. C^omblne safe! Skip into MUNSON CANDY CHILDREN’S BOOTERY ho« gath­ BY FRANK O’NEAX you freshen up tha draperies, the hair spray, dusting powder, razor SHOP and buy CHOCOLATE ered together one group of GnuLS* u knowing that WATKINS will de­ blades, deodorants). A penny haa with sauce, tuna mixture and liver the merchandise and not slipcovers, the scatter ruga and peas; mix well. Heat to serving m in ia t u r e s tliat give you 135 DRESSY FLATS in leathen and v r n power at LENOX PHARMACY. patents, reg. 96.45 to 910.45 and even sand a bill until 19*2. Shop the family’s wardrobe. All work 5931 temperature, stirring occasional­ pieces to a poun^r A thoughtful KU W . VlLfW is done right on the premises, so hostess serves miniatures from tagged them all at cme clearance ?o vnpp j V o o UR for yourself; shop forr gifta. Your Next time you make applesauce, ly. Serve with chopped parsley. credit is gbod at WATKINS. no time is lost. Pick up your or­ MUNSON’S ■ to please diet-cons­ price of 94.99. These ore diseon- CAN'T WAl-ycl leave half of Its plain. Aild cinna­ Makes six servings. der in an unbelievably short time, Fael anugly warm on the coldest cious guests. Delicious and eco­ timied numbers and broken aized, II? 8275 mon to the other. Store the two nomical, one pound of these tiny, but there is a wide selection. Hurry Youngsters enjoy tiny marshmal­ 34-S3 so beautifully clean, fresh and day* in this brightly knitted hood ‘The Looking Glass’ sweet-smelling. Get acquainted varieties in separate containers and tempting morsels goes a long, long in and hoard the savings for your­ «•« ASt lows added to a caramel or choco­ serve at different meals. and matching two-needle mittens! It’s the new, spacious Gift Shop self. 2 late sauce to be served over ice In this handsome front-button­ with the popular “MARTINIZ­ A moat welcome gift at (Christmas. at HARRISON’S, 849 Main Street, way. ing casual frook, designed espe­ BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL cream. Perfect for a birthday ING’’ TWO HOUR SHIRT SERV­ . Lighten Kitchen ’Toil Pattern No. 5931 haa knit direc­ where browsing 'or shopping is a paurty! cially for the m a ^ n . Yoked bock, ICE at 209 West Middle ’Tpke. tions; material requirements; dream. Beautiful gifts include Pew­ and either short or three quarter JOHNSON PAINT CO., 723 You have ao many chores demand­ Main Street, has the tlme-and- stitch illustrations. ter, and hand-carved Music Boxes, Rich and Spicy Mutual Funds A Gift Only You Gan Give sleeves. ing your energies this time of To order, send 25c In coins to: Danish Teakwood and polished Pep up November meals with a For . maximum safety, Inoofne No. 8276 (lith P^U-O-Rama is energy-saving products to help Eook your appointment for a year, why not delegate the shirt you keep your house clean and Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ Brass items. A comfortable cor­ PUMPKIN PIE from PLNE PAS­ and growth, you should cheek the sitting with THE FALLOT STU- in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48. laundry to “MAR’IJNIZING.” ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMER­ ner is an invitation to relax and TRY SHO(R, 658 Center Street. advantage of MUTUAL EUBfDS 60, 52. 38 to 54. Size 38, 40 sparkling the efficient, modem DffiO, 70 Eest Center Street. TTils way. There are so many products ICAS, NEW YORK 96, N. Y. select your PERSONAL (3IRIST- How good it tastes, ao spicy and available at your New York Stock Christmas give your portrait to a 40 bust,' short sleeves, 5^4 yards ' For Ist-clasa mailing add 10c for MAS CARDS, from the thousands velvety emooth nestled In a crisp, Exchange Member, SHEAR80N, of 35-inch. Hong Kong Cables here with “ built-in” power to do grown son or daughter and know a Job, no tedious rubbing required. each pattern. Print Name, Address o( designs from famous makers, flaky crust. Take home a MINCE HA.MMILL & CX>MPANY, 913 To order, send 36c in coins to:— It’s one of the nicest SWEAT­ HARRISON’S DELIVERS and in­ PIE, too, fragrant and flavorful. Main Street. Mitchell 9-2831. that it will be appreciated more ERS you can knit from the “Ber- You’ll find ALUMINUM (CLEAN­ with Zone and Pattern Number. than words can say. Mitchell 3- Sue Burnett, The Manchester ER, also "Copper Brite” for keep­ Have you the ’61 Album contain­ vites you to say "CHARGE IT!”# Nourishing CUSTARD PIE, so Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF nat ” kits at YOLTR YARN SHOP wholesome and refreshing its kept Stole, Suit Match » o e . on the downstairs floor of House ing the gleam on kitchen equip­ ing many lovely designs and free AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.Y. ment. The man of the house takes pattema? Only 25c a copy! Wallpaper Clearance _ ^ refrigerated for you, to guard its Paris shows a new way to got For Ist-class moiling add 10c A Hale. ’The pak makes either a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COT 981 delicate flavor. So, If you don’t more mileage from a winter suit: For M e m b ^ o f the Ktork d u b ’ man’s pullover or a girl's cardigan, pride in a good looking car and 1 <*v for each pattern. Print Name, with UPHOLSTERY CTEANER Main Street, has a sale on WALL­ see the custard pies in the show Have a huge stole made of match­ Look dressed up and feel in a in your choice of 10 colors for only Stone Foyers PAPER, closing out 80 wallpaper ing fabric. If possible, line It with holiday mood, even if you are Address with 2k>ne, Style No, and labeled "Jet Clene” It freshens case, please ask at PINE PASTRY Size. 914.98. Winter winds are howling Flagstone, that popular ma­ patterns at 77c a single roll (val­ SHOP. fur. playing a “wsdting” game. The in the distance. Ward them off vinyl, leather and plastic, too. terial for outdoor terraces and ues up to 92 50). Tqxtured papers, newly enlarged and (sonipletely re­ Include another 36c for the f€dl CHROME POUSH “ 7" by Du­ and winter ’61 Basic Fashion, a with a cozy sweater designed in walks, also makes an attractive also the desirable small prints are Receive a Dividend / / - o • WWSlW.«»TA> decorated BURTON’S. 841 Main pont removes rust and stains Try Tapestry Jacket complete, inspiring pattern book. Italy called "Cortina” for women and practical flooring for entrance plentiful in this group \yhlch in­ Each MontJi Street, has MATBKNTt Y FASH­ from auto bumpers as well as (3ood companion for a sleeveless C&ttu^ or “Alpina” for men, 910.50, per­ halla and other indcx>r areas. The cludes ah ut 20 PREPASTED pat­ black wool sheath might be a little CXIBURN A MIDOliEIBROOK. “But I do know the vatu* of a dollai*! ThaPs how I IONS that are practical with a fect for slopes or rink, for the cam­ from sinks and tubs. Yes, JOHN­ only upkeep is scrubbing. terns at CLOSE OUT PRICES. SON PAINT CO. la headquarters tapestry Jacket with shawl collar, INC. 629 Main Street, n ggeeta JU D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRUNDKIELD know I need four more!" festive “plus.” Waiting is won­ The Stable Setting Takes pus stadium or open car. Make for Run, don’t walk to the WALL­ the purchase of FIRSIT REPUB­ derful In a dressy 2-pc. outfit in Center Stage for products that leave you more PAPER SALE at SHERWIN-WIL­ (tomes in black with gold or beige yourself a stunning 2-plece outfit time for living! No Longer a Luxury tapestry print. LIC OORPORA’nO N OF AMER­ , ROSE, MAVBC CASS'S ArrACWR sophisticated black, ravishing blue, ^.Especially at ’Thanksgiving time, for the Christmas and winter sea­ Even modest budgets can af­ LIAMS CO. HAP JUST COME UPON THE ICA, selling to yield over •%. Div­ red or nutmeg. Notice the fresh, tAe spotlight is on festive din­ son: imported from Scotland, the ford PERSONALIZED (CHRIST­ Transact All Your idends are paid mcmthly. Call NOTEBOOK WHEN HE , ners and bountiful hospitality. A Live Pet Needs Yon Single, Large Jewel WAS SCAREPOFF. yWOULPN'T, crisp touches, the tailored pleats pak, 919.95 contains enough Shet­ MAS CARDS from the astronomi­ Banking Business Mitchell 3-1105 for detoila. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON for oomfort and style, the careful SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT SHOP land wool for a skirt and matching It’s important to a youngster cal assortment at WILTON’S Jewels shown with the clothes to have the companionship, and In the Paris collection tend to be TTie ALL PURPOSE TELLER /toLLtK DCKBY tailoring throughout, priced 912.99 has serving pieces labeled “Stead yam for a harmonizing sweater. GIFT SHOP, 964 Main Street. Overcome It " 5 ^ responsibility of a live pet. THE large and unique. A single large WmirX>W at CONNECTICUT and up. Sleek, tapered SLACKS Ware” stainless frejm Denmark, Even If your time is limited, you Now, before the pressure of holi­ BANK AND TRUST CX>MPANY Force yourself to overcome ihg- of corduroy and flannel, both rayon your assurance of Impeccable good can still give a custom-made HAT PE3T SHOP, at Depot Square, 15 day activities descends, select Jewel is worn, for instance, on a Woodbridge Street, is headquar­ draped black crepe dress. is your one-stop banking center. ness. It’s a self-built banker and all wool, in black, brown, taste. There are platters and or a POODLE to thrill a lucky your Christmas Boxed Card.s and FToan one spot you can cash a tween you and those with' whom charcoal,’ loden and cam owning a pet. It’s fall planting here offers a complete beauty ade. The Inquirer long sleeves. A shimmering BRO­ ’TXAN GLASS from Italy twinkles noontime sandwiches. If you keep Is dear to friends with old-world frozen chopped chives on hand, or time and LITTLE A McKINNEY ties, your good wishes are espe­ service together wdth professional CADE 'TOP is totally lovely and at your windows. Shaped into Is the name to remembef for advice and help with any beauty becoming to a lady-ih-waiting. graceful vases, pitchers, baskets have fresh chives, they’ll add fine cially meaningful because of the flavor to this qombination. grass seed, fencing, fertilizer, al extra thoughtfolness on your part. problem. Just in time for the BY JOHNNY HART Shop BUR'TON'S for your waiting and ash trays, you know that ”a so a complete line of garden tools Thanksgiving' holidays, It’a not too wardrobe. thing of beauty is a Joy forever.” early to get a flattering PERMA­ Lost Call Pencil “ Grease Gun” IMPORTED BOXED CARI>S from Add an unexpected and refresh NENT WAVE, especially If yours s»cywpmN&! CC5ULD A d v e r t is e e m a k e s w e g o u p a n d We're walking into the wonder­ If you think you’ll lose your [cy M , Ever serve an orange sauce the “CHRISTMAS HOUSE” shop Ing touch to cole slaw. Drain, a. looks better than ever after the /thickened with comatarch) over land of winter with unmistakable mind over a creaking door, • try ...THATfe IT I R e A i s r a n g e s o m e c l o u d s . will stand out and be read over can of mandarin orangey and mix first shampoo. Whether you have cooked carrots? One way to make certainty. Isn’t it really time now rubbing the hinge with a lead hard-to-wave hair, if you would for the and over. They will be remember­ to let HOUSE A HALE SHOE with the shredded cabbage and pencil. You’ll be surprised to find carrots extremely popular I ed and 80 will you in the hearts of salad dressing; or simply use the like the color highlighted or a dar SERVICE dye your light-colored that the noise disappears. ing new style created, you can de your friends this Christmas sea­ summer shoes an appropriate dark drained oranges as a pamish for The Imperial Steak House son. the slaw. pend on the trained staff here TIRED-OUT executive Just over the Manchester line shade, thus giving you extra sea­ Life coffee flavor? Adfl Instant Facials, manicures, beauty con coffee to cream that is to be wtfiip- Many "TIRED-OUT” executives of ’ busi­ In Bolton, Is under the manage­ son’s wear. Delve into your shoe Winter Gardena Are Bare sultations are available. Your pa ness and Industry have discovered the ment of Thomaa Benoit and James Shapely Tomato closet and let HOUSE A HALE That’s no excuse for not having ped and sweetened and use as a tronage Is Invited. 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1 ‘ ’ -A r^^tiTBMnr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^^ WEDNESDAY.. NOVEMBER .8^ 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1981 • ... ___ -- -1 ... ■ • ' . PAGE TWENTY-blfi THE Northeastern Has Herald Angle I m ■ *' • ' f EARL YOST Jon Veriaillje^ SporU Bdlt«r CCH Field Day Title -Man Scores Twice Ultimate W eapon Has New Uncertainty Note* from the Little Black' Book -— ^ — ■ J ^ Center Dick MePhersoto also-j>cia of Mlddlebury. College will Moo«e Skowron‘8 visit to Manchester Thursday and Fri­ Gained by Thin Clads New Y ork (/P)— T he alw ays^ Her* U how ths major bowl«ews have Missouri or Kansas." says Boston (JP)—Talk ' about In First Test shape up: one-man gangs. Quarterback is married but Is only a sopho­ have mixed emotions . Saturday day to talk baseball, and bowling at the Parkade Lanes, will For the second year in a row Manchester High’s cross coun­ cloudy college football bowl Bmt4 Seiler, Orange- B6wl pres-- more. OarmISclano .and. McCabe when Mlddlebury plays 'Vermont -T he Field Goal ROBE, AT PASADENA, idint. Georgia Tech and Syn,- Dick Glogowski of American include a tjrip to the children’s ward at Manchester Memo­ try team, which failhd to win the Central Connecticut Inter- picture has a new element of Calif., Jan. 1 — UCLA, 2-0 in Big both.are Dade... And their wives for the state series croWn. Gum-, • By FRANK CLINE cuse are poaaible opponents to the International will do until are expecting their second chil­ rial Hospital Thursday. The veteran New York Yankee first Bcnolaetic League title in dual meet competition, again gained uncertainty this year—a Big Five play, seems to have the inside Big Eight representative. naccia’s aon-ln-law, Ken Burton, baseman will ,talk with the youngsters before moving down Dominating play through­ New York (*» — The fij^ld one from 47 yards only to track as the Weqtem team, with a better one comes along. dren any day. la a halfback for VermonL- revenge by taking all the marbles in the annual CCIL Field Ten team may not be invited GATOR AT JACKSONVnXE, The 6-fopt 2-^lnch Agawam. to the Parkade Lanes,at night as part of »10 pin promotion. out, Manchester High’s soccer goal has become the ultimate have a five-yanl penalty nulli­ i'^Day yesterday at Central Con­ to the biggest of them all— the issue probably to be decided Fla., Dec. 30 — The goal is to fy the goal and force his long- Nov. 35 in the game with Southern Mass., led never played quarter­ Manch Wheeler of the Univer­ Taokles named to this week’s . . Reported on the mend at Man-|------“-r—:------team advanced to the semi­ weapon In close football necticut In, New Britain. the Rose Bowl in Passdens, Calif. match a Southeastern team back until last season, when he sity of Maine already has broken Chester Memorial Hospital is Bru­ er-range boot There is at least a fair chance Ala­ Callforhia. Ohio. State and Minne­ against one from the EJast. The ECAC major team will he op­ final round of the Connecticut games this year as the college At Southern Methodist, Undefeated Maloney of Meriden, sota, unbeaten in the Big Ten, was converted from fullback. But three college paasing records and no Mauoli, for years one. of the Off the Cuff footballera have adopted the bama might get the bid. BJaatem group includes Maryland, the 205-pound sparkplug has blos­ posing each other Saturday when town’s best duckpin bowlers and Interscholastic Athletic Con­ John Richey kick* ’em bare­ which went Into the race the would teem, to have first call, but Syracuse, Artny and Navy, seems a ahoo-ln to shatter the Hole-in-qne scored this past golf ference’s Large School Soccer pros attitude that three points foot if he has to. He beat favorite, finished a distant fourth The working agreement between Ken Hootoh, a director of the Big somed at the passing and signal school's all-time total yardage OoniActlaut travels to Boston officer in the fast Y Wednesday season by the Rev. Philip Hussey Is better than a long-shot the West Coast and the Big Ten BLUEBONNE^ at HOUSTON, calling post this year, pacing the mark for a single season. Unlvwulty. Night League. . . . Another former Tournament with a 3-0 victory the Air Fqrce B-7, breaking a as the Indian thin clads took top Ten club of Southern California, Dec. 16 — One of the. top South­ of Manchester may earn h im 'a .over Brian McMahon High of Nor­ chanbe for six. 13-game victory b ro u ^ t for honors with a low score of 55 has expired, aUhough Minnesota thinks the academic senate of Ohio Aces to a 4-3 record including ' The Manchester, Maine, senior John Contoulis, 6-5 Junior for athtete who could stand a card of trip to Scotland for two and was invited last year. There Ir eastern teams is' wanted for one three straight wins. good cheer is Clarence Lupien, fine walk yesterday. Their quarterfinal , Almost two-dozen major the Muetahge, with a 30-yard Doints. Conard was ^ o n d 'w lth State might veto the game, and has passed for 620 yards this Connecticut, and Cn-Captaln Pete $1,000. Winner of the Old Smug­ college games have been de­ 86 followed In order by Wethers­ ERCC President some disagreement ■within the Big that Minnesota might not want a opponent, or possibly Navy. For Last Saturday against Maine Perreault, 6-2 senior for the TOr- \-otleyball player with th e, West gler Hole-in-One Sweepstakes will game was played at Municipal barefoot shot ■Ten over the game and the upshot the home team the runher-up in season, completing 34 passes^ for Field ih Middletown. cided by the field goal so far, The teams ell are trying field 91. Maloney 115H, Hall 125%, Tom Wolff, above, last repeat appearance. Maritime, for iAstance, Glogowski eight touchdowns to better thritc riers, both were named to tho Sides in the Rec Volleyball be announced in January. Father with many crucial conference Bristol Central 142, Platt 169, could be a svritch by the West All this points to Alabama as a the’ Southwest Conference will be completed four of seven passes, League last season. The tall West Hussey scored his ace at the Man­ In other, games, .top-ranked to protect themselves against night was elected presi­ Coast group to andiher area for the aough). This could be the winner ISiTrrr'i “t records he set last year aA a jun­ squad. Glastonbury blanked Hall of West and prestige games, still to the two-point situation," says Windham 174, Bristol Eastern possibility. scored once, backed up the line on Sider has been hospitalized for chester Country Club course . . . MIKE CH]ltRILLA come. dent of. the Ellington visiting tegm. of Saturday's Rice-Arkanaas game. ior. With 744 yards total offense, weeks. Less youngsters than ever using Hartford. 4-0, Staples of Westport SMU Coach Bill Meek. "And 178. Ridge Country Club for COTTON AT DALLA8, Jan. 1- PUP-PET — Marionette. defense, filled In at fullback when he trails EJd Bogdenovich's 1953 An 18-year-old Dartmouth nipped Oonard of West Hartford, The trend toward Increased a field goal does It.” Individual honors went to Among the teams almoat certain Top ranked Texas seems sure to LIBERTY BOWL AT PHILA­ Andy Griffin was injured t.nd chip­ sophomore will find himself second the facilities was the report Har­ the 1962 season. Other to be invited someWhere come the DELPHIA, Dec. 16 — Maryland, Owned by Marion Ross oi record by only three yards. old Simmcihs of the West Side Rec 1-0 and Greenwich ousted E3i tVhit- use of the three-pointer be­ Greg Mather, Navy’s fine Wethersfield’s Jim Hansen who be host team. Alabama, Missis­ ped in a 42-yard punt and another string fullback Saturday when Fine Average Lightfooted Flyer gan when the rule-makers end, beat Notre Dame 13-10 / .J ■ won in a surprising 12:28.5. Leadr officers named were: bowl season are Alabama, Missis­ sippi, Louisiana State, Georgia Syracuse, 'Vlllanova, Rutgers, New York nuzzles puppy that went out of bounds at the Boys’ Room staff reported this ney of Hamden, 4-2. sippi, Louisiana State and possibly Army and.Nk'vy are best prospects Anihemt’s impressive 40-6 vlc‘ the Indians play (Columbia, Peter Getting good mileage out of his week. ' And to hear some parents Friday’s semi-final matches pit widened the goal posts a few last week with a 22-yard field '.ng the Indians were seniors Fran Tom Ferguson, vice pres­ Tech, and Auburn of the South­ mascot Sally at horse four when regular punter Jack torj" over Tufts earned the Lord B e n z i a n, a 180-pounder, from talen'ed toe is Dave Ward, son of From Texas Named years back Instead of moving goal, his second of the grame, Golden,who placed fifth, followed Georgia Tech of the Southeastern eastern Conference are all possible for Irost team. For opponents, one shows. Salamon was unable to play. talk that there is nothing for their Manchester against Glastonbury J ident; Bruce Miller, sec­ Conference; Ail-conquering Texas of the tough Southeastern Con­ Jeffs all but one first-place vote Anoka, Minn., moved up when sen­ the Bishop Ralph Ward, former youngsters to do nights! Man­ at Conard High in West Hartford, ‘them 10 yards forward to the and eighth of the year. He by Captain John Salclus sixth who opponents. Dick also )iad a kickoff that hit ior Dave Evans of Concord, Mass., pastor of South Methodist Church AP’s Back of Week goal line. kicked three in one gsune, a picked up eight places in last 500 retary ; Ed Dymon, treas­ of the Southwest (Conference; SUGAR AT NEW ORLEANS, ference teams is being considered the 'goal post for an automatic In this week’s Lambert Cup bal­ chester's excellent recreation pro­ Stai>es facing Greenwich. So far the Southeastern 37-19 win over Detroit. Maryland and Syracuse on the along with Rice, Utah State, loting. Runner-up Lehigh, which replaced Captain Jim Lemon in Manchester. Ward, a senior full­ gram, carried on at the EJast Side Manchester put the pressure on yards. Other Indian point scorers urer; Board of Gover­ Jan. 1 —»The stands are segre­ touchback. yesterday. back with Harvard, has connected Conferences have been the "Any time we get w ithin: were underclassmen, who vowed EJastern Seaboard: and Army and gated and no teams with Negro Miami of Florida, North Caro­ Lakers Taking Aim For the season he has 41 com­ has beaten tl\ree major opponents, Rec, West Side Rec and Commu­ right from the start and the co­ New York {/Pi — Jim Saxton, key users of the field goal. shooting distance, ■ he's ■ a nors, Lou Becker (one Navy if they condescend to go. Any lina, and Duke. got tho other vote. Maine (6-9-l_) Lemen has b-een ruled out of on all 13 placement tries after nity Y, offers a varied and com­ champions of the Central Connec­ the lightfooted flyer for Texas’ before the race to let the seniors players will be invited. That points pletions In 101 attempts for 534 Crimson touchdowns this fall. The Durwood Pennington of Geor­ threat and shooting distance bow out as winners, Jim Bracken year), George Marlow, way the pie la cut, the Southeast­ to an all-Southeaitern (kinference GOTHAM AT NEW YORK, Dec. At Western Title yards and four touchdowna and Is In seventh place while Trinity the Columbia game because of a plete program for youngsters of ticut Interscholastic League final­ stampeding Lohghoms, was named (4-1-1) Is In ninth. 5-10, iOS-pound Ward's parents now all ages, Monday thru Friday gia has won three games for for him is anywhere across (12), Carl Rohrbach (13) and Rod Midford, and Frank ern Conference gets the big bowl gams, and again the possibilities 9 — Army uJid Syracuse have been seems a cinch to double hts '1^960 recurring neck Injury. It’e feared ly took the lend in fhe isanning the Associated Prtsa college foot­ the Bulldogs with his accurate the 50,” sa3ri Navy Coach share, that Lemen may miss the root of reside In Syracuse, N.Y. .. Baaron nights. Adults should visit aiiy seconds of the first period when ball back of the w e« today. JOHN SALdUS Larry Duhaime (19). Jim Coleman Sheldon. Named to the are Louisiana State. Alabama, invited. Both are pro-ring coy. By Beating Hawks passing statistics. ^ Plttenger, former Hartford sports- kicking, one a 52-yard shot Wayne Hardin of Mather. and Bob Rourke were Indians who Televieion is a big factor in the Missiulppl, Georgia Tech and Au­ Maryalnd, Miami of Florida, and Assistant Coach Sam Guamac- the'schedule. one of the., buildings after dark Jerry Conklin booted one home Saxton was cited for bis per­ that beat Kentucky 16-16. “That takes a lot of pressure Ellington Ridge Purchas­ writer, is the chief sports publicist and see the many activities, all just before the whistle: Bill White- ran In the varsity race but did not ing Corporation Board of bowl picture. Sponsors want teamE burn. Georgia Tech are possibilities. New York — The 'Los An­ The other half of Northeast­ at Harvard and handles the needs under adult supervision, offered. formance in Saturday's 2’7-0 vic­ This came after he had made off our quarterbecke." T o p P rice score. with colorful performers and broad o r a n g e a t BUAMI, Jan. 1 — Coming as it does the week after geles Lakers are not going to rely ern’s "Wedding Band" will be hap­ of members of the working press at sell Wad the assist on Conklin's tory over Southern Methodlsi^xg Directors recently were regional appeal. Since big money One team will come from the Big the NCkA television program con­ goal, the latter’s 12th of the sea­ victory that kept Texas in the un­ Manchester mads a shambles of on the other National Basketball py when the Huskies wind up thelr football games better than any Here ’n There son. Harrisburg {jp — Majestic Han­ the jayvee race winning It for the John LaBelle, Jack Hun­ Is Involved, bowl selectors pay heed. Eight but -this does not have to cludes with the Army-Navy game, Association teams to knock the season against Southern Connecti­ other college that I have visited in beaten-untied class and helped lift over and Lincoln Hanover, a pair fourth year in a row with a low This could work against such fine, be the conference champion, now this new bowl has a momentum TV Two home games remain on the Neither team scored in the sec­ the Longhorns into the No. 1 Na­ ter, Edgar Clarke and St. Louis Hawks off their West­ cut Saturday. They’ll be stole to the past 16 years .. “Guess every­ of bay colts consigned by Han­ score of 20 points. The Indians' unbeaten teams as Colorado and sliaplng up as Colorado. “If audience that could help in land­ ern Division throne. They aim to spend some time with their hus­ one wants to bowl at the Holiday Manchester High football slate ond perjOd but the Indians had tional ranking. over Shoe Farms, Hanover, Pa., Bernard Waldman. Rutgers. Colorado falls by the wayside, then ing a major attraction. and its about time, there was a lit­ several opportunities. One shot Post-Season Games Out Rick Lallberti - set the pace in a do it personally. bands. Lanes," Barber Bill Paganl re­ As u^ual, Saturday's backfield brought top price of $60,000 each time of 13:49 which was better They look a majbr atep in that "The Wedding Band" Is the tag ports. The West Side Rec League, tle promotion, on the part of the bounced off the post and came off stars were plentiful and many yesterday at the closing session Getting Married? school. Sure, we all know that a to the side. than turned in by many boirs who direction last night, defeating the given the Northeastern starting one of the best for many years and were nominated for top honors. of the anniial Stsutdardbred horse competed in the varsity race. line, six of whom are married. now headed by Pagani. is having winner - doesn’t need promotional Ice Decision Among them were Jerry Sovall Hawks 127-110 beMnd the slick gimmicks, but the Indians have For Four N.E. Schools sale here. Stanley Dancet*, prom­ Other point scorers for Man­ Scout Convinced After Six Games shooting of Elgin Baylor and Jer­ The seventh, tackle John Plgnato, a hard time gettiiig teams to field The Indians quickly put the de­ of Louisiana State, Sandy Ste­ inent harness driver and trainer chester in the jayvee event were full squads on bowling nights. not been winners to date. Now cision on ice in the first six and phens and Bill Munsey of Minne­ Bread, Butter ry Weat. The Cincinnati Royals will be married Nov. 18. Playing that Manchester High has the from New Egypt, N.J., purchased Fred Krawicz (3), Rick Zilinskaa riowned the New York Knlcker- their last game for the Husklee Tickets for all performances of the a half minutes of the second half. sota, Dick Shiner '-of Maryalnd, P'our New England colleges—^Wesleyan University, Wil­ the two pacers for different syn­ (4), Craig Phillips (5) and Ned Rent Formal Wear Ice Capades at Springfield will be reported biggest male enrollment Jon Verfaille accounted for both Ernie Davis of Syracuse, Eddie Dockera 123-98 in the only other Saturday will be seniors Phil liams College, Amherst College and Bowdoin College—an­ dicates. Oonln (7). Eagles Better Than Ever Plays Paying game. Johnston (left end), Dan Camp- on sale Friday, Nov. 17 at Mar of any school in Conn^ticut one third period scores with his first Wtlson of Arizona. Bob Ferguson nounced today they had agreed not to participate in any post­ COUNTOY CLUB MEN At Regal low's. interested observer wpiild like to coming out of a melee in front of of Ohio State, Bobby Smith of Standings Baylor scored 37 points and M i (left guard), Lou Oarmlsclano see the school officials respond. the goal and the second on a UCiA, Butch Blume of Rice, Mel season games. W. L Pet. West 30 as the Lakers took a (right guard), Phil McCabe (right Who knows, it might just stimu­ This includes tournaments spon­ Off for Pros One Of Connecticut’s Largest T uft* Jin x pretty leading pass fed by Oo- Renfro of Oregon, Ray Farris of The agreement was made, said Acuahneta ...... 9 3 .750 For Tilt with New York three-game lead over Cincinnati In tackle) and Firak Schetting (right late interest and help the football Captain Mike Churilla. North Carolina and Bill Whaley of sored by the N.C.CA. (National British Hopeful Cooper Bypassed Tltliate ...... 8 4 .667 the Western Division. The Hawks Bruce Watkins had put the team as well. . .Once again the Collegiate Athletic Association) Butterfield, “Ih an effort to recap­ Formal Rental Stores whammy on his alma mater. Indiana’ goalie Fred MoCurry the Citadel. Green R a y s...... 6 6 .500 New York —Two new of­ dropped to third place. Ths St. Tufts, two years running when he Latvians' volleyball team, now had one of his easiest afternoons to which a ooUegfe may toe invited ture our traditlortal philosophy of M axfiies...... 6 6 .500 Louis big three, Clyde Lovellette, sponsored by the U & R Construc­ SMU held Texas scdreless until to represent New Elngland or as New York (/P)—Frank Gifford is back to haunt the Phila­ fenses—San FY-ancleco’s “Shot­ NEWEST STYLES TO visited the campus at Medford, of , the year- with relatively few the third period; when Saxton keeping athletics in balance and Liston Ranked Top Contender Royals ...... 6 6 .500 delphia Eagles. He won’t don his old No. 16 jersey for the gun”, and Detroit’s two-game- Bob Pettit and Cliff Hagan, did tion -Co., are headed by the Avens an "at large team”, 'a joint state­ perspective.” its share accounting for 73 points, Mass., to watch the Jumbos play brothers. John and Vis, both ex­ shots being taken at him as the broke the Mustang resistance with Krofiites...... 5 7 .417 old “Zephyr” — have made MEN'S FIT ALL MEN football. “Last year," he report­ ment said. A'll-star participation The colleges also agreed to re­ Dote ...... 5 7 .417 New York Giants crucial game against the Eastern confer­ led by Lovelette’a 32. However, cellent all around players. The downstaters had trouble all day a 79-yard touchdown sprint. The during the sch^l year was also ence on Sunday. A jarring tackle a year ago by Eagles’ line­ strong impressions in the Na­ ed, “I saw the final game of the U&R squad was decked out in getting through Manchester de­ slender 165-pounder also led an­ strict the visits of their coaches to For Patterson’s Title by NBA Wllaons ...... 3 9 .250 tional Football League this Baylor whipped in 16 points in •TUXEDOS •CUTAWAYS season and they lost, for their fenders. McCurry preserved shut­ banned but participation by Indl- schools: “Memberi of the Depart­ backer Chuck Bednarik-helped hlm'f’ the second quarter when Los An­ ONE BALL brand new full uniforms for its other scoring drive, finished the vidul students m post-season decide to lay it aside for all time. season. But the teams relying only defeat. Last Saturday I saw opening match Monday night at out in third period when he blocked afternoon with 173 yards in 16 ment of Physical Education may Among the otitstanding scorers ball game with a pattern that on old-style "bread and butter” geles overcame a two-point first • STROLLERS Tufts play Amherst and they lost penalty kick. carries, and for good measure got events, such as track and tennis, visit secondary schools, public or (Siicago {jp — “That's good.^about this German,, but I’ll try to were Ray DellaFera 164-379, Ber- Gifford is the Gkanls’ scout now plays still top the league's of­ period deficit and moved In front again,” he reported. A fine half­ the West Side, making it the best was permitted. that’s good, now I won’t have to make him live up to his name after that tackle — a clean, hard called for a - ground game, and looking club in the American Churilla was probably the out­ off a 54-yard punt. private, only on specific invitation ton Davis 136-369, Mario Boccal- oame out winning 43-7." fensive tables. 65-50 at the intermission. TOURNAMENT back and trackman with the Jum­ standing player on the field with This action is part of an agree­ from hn appropriate authority at knock off that Britisher to get to he's gonna fall — maybe West, latte 137-366, Milton Nelson 136- shot — caused a severe concus­ The Green Bay Packers, a The Knicks led early in their EVERYTHING IN STOCK bos during his undergraduate League. Other backs receiving mention ment on athletic policy that was that title.” maybe EJast, but some place.” sion and convinced him that his Gifford says the BJagles have Nov, 11 and IS Bill McCarthy and Jack Ansaldi this week Included Tommy Lar- that school, and for the purpose of 359, Stan Hilinski 359, Vin Bog- everything a ball club needs in pro solidly balanced team that leds game with Cincinnati. But the 184 Maximum Avg. days, Watkins had little to cheer also turning in good performances. made by representatives of the being present at, or speaking at, This was Sonny Liston talking After Westphal? gini 145-350. playing days were over. It hap­ the NFL In virtually all de­ Royals poured it on after tying about last Saturday as unbeaten End of the Line scheid of Utah State, Tom Hag­ four colleges at a meeting at the today after the, Nktional Boxing ”I don’t think Patterson can pened on the same Yankee Stadi­ football. He feels that their three Coach Dick Danielson said that gerty of Columbia. A1 Ruahatz of a banquet, an assembly to present partments of rushing but pass­ it at 20-20. Jack Twyman had 26 NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR Amherst won in a romp. 40-6. A Bob DiBattisto, former Man­ Ansaldi’s passing made the big Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ Association yesterday rtstored him duck me much more,” said Sonny. HOLIDAY COMMERCIAL um gridiron where the teams will top receivers, Tommy McDonald, es with almost equal efficien­ lst--$75.00 year ago, Lafayette spoiled a per­ chester High athlete, recently Army. Pat Trammel and Mike nology Oct. 11 and later ammend- awards, or some similtr scheduled "If he does, maybe I can tour EIu- meet this Sunday. Pete Retzlaff and Bobby Walston, points and Oscar Robertson 22 difference when Indians broke Fracchia of Alabama, Mike Mc- function.” as No. 1 challenger for Floyd Pat­ Standings cy, is No. 1 in total offense and for the winners. Willie Naulls, who 2nd—$36.00 fect season for Tufts by a 22-7 passed the v^tten examination of game open in the third period. ed. present at the meeting were terson’s heavyweight title in its rope and fight some of those heav­ W. L. Pet. And It will be there that the are even better this year than Bcoring in the weekly team score.. .Banker Frank Miller, the the Central Connecticut Board of Names and Billy Williamson of Wesleyan President Victor Butter­ The director or assistant direc­ month ratlng.s. ies over there—^just to keep ready Giants will use the extensive book they were in helping the EJagles tried vainly to keep the Knicks In Manchrater (J) McMahan (•) Georgia Tech, Bobby Hunt of Au­ Botticello Nurserys .19 9 .673 Btatisa^j:fileas«d>today. contention, scored 26. J u m p i n’ No. 1 volleyball enthusiast in Man- Approved Football Officials. . . McCurry ...... Hodge field, Williams president John tor of admissions, the colleges In its previous ratings, the NBA when Patterson esm’t duck me no Hollywood Service . .18 10 .642 on the Eagles that Gifford has to the title a year ago. The railadelphlASB-trgVe s, 3rd—$18.00 •Cheater, re-entered the hospital to­ burn, Benny McRae of Michigan, said, “are the only officers of the more.” Johnny Green had 18 for New Annual examination for prospec­ C Sawyer, Amherst president Calvin had listed EJngland’s Henry Cooper Ivnox PhMmacy ... .15 13 .536 complied from the six games he’s Handies Club Better . whose main weapon, is the York. day for another operation on his tive candidates for admission to Andrulot ...... Tom O’Grady of NorthWMtem, Plimpton and Bowdoin President college authorized at any time to as the ranking contender for Pat­ seen the defending National Foot­ other Prizes arm, shattered in a house acci­ FB iJohn Had] of 'Kansas, Gale Weid- Man. Motors Sales . .14 14 .500 “I think that Sonny Jurgensen passing arm of Sonny Jurgen­ According to the Central Connecticut Board of Kins ...... Wren James Coles, and the deans of make any promise or commitment terson’s crown, ignoring Liston Hiiliardville Lunch . .12 16 .428 ball League champions play this handles the club better at quarter­ sen, have gained the most dent more than a year ago... Approved Basketball Officials will "" f b " ner of Colorado, Richard Beattie year. Entries McCarthy ,.,, students, directors of admissions to a prospective student as to because of his most recent brush Tom Hall Grateful Morlarty Bros...... 12 16 .428 back than (Norm) Van Brocklin ground through the air and are Twelve-year-old' Pete Dlminico, be Monday night, Nov. 27' Inter­ ...... Allan of Oklahoma, Jim Cromartie and and directors of athletics of the admission, scholarship or employ­ with the law. “Maybe I don’t This, more than anything else, did." he went on. “Van was a great second to Green Bay in total struck by a hit and run driver LHB* ‘ Bobby Morgan of New Mexico, Paul Dodge ...... 11 17 .392 Tel. MI 8-2125 ested applicants must contact Jim Pearson ...... colleges. ment. have to fight that Cooper now to Man. Motors Service .11 17 .392 may bring the New Yorkers into Individualist but the Eagles look yardage. or MI 3-2126 Saturday night was a fine LitUe Murray, secretary, before Nov. 15. CHB and Bobby Smith of North Texas show who’s who,” grinned Sonny, For Lineman Vote a tie with the Birds for the con­ League baseball player last sea­ Morrison ...... Kyda State. up to Jurgensen more. The Packers have a 2.848- Murray resides at 34 Westwood RHB who doesn’t grin easily. The NBA ference' lead with a victory. “He throws a lot liks Van yard total — 1,440 by rushing son, making the All-Star team. SL, Manchester. . . Official “inter­ Best ...... Rr*hnpn Minneapolis, {/p—'T don’t taiow Leading shooters were Richard Saturday, Nov. II 'The youngster is a paUent at now rates Cooper fourth. Buckley 172-389, Bob Pierce There'll be another first place Brocklin — quick and from every and 1,408 by paasing. The "7^oiiciac( preter for the Central Board this OL Liston, 28, has spent most of his what to say..^’m very grateful to battle in the Western Conference position, and can go deep to any EJaglea’ 2,735 yards come from EJastern at Manchester, 1:30 Manchester . Memorial Hospital basketball season will be Gene Churilla ...... Smyth Pro Basketball Fire Fighters Local Champs^ everyone for nelping me gert such 136-363, Paul Aceto 367, Norman Memorial Field. and reported to be coming along ' * “ i L * *' bizarre career winning fights in as Green Bay faces second-place of his receivers without any 1,881 by passes and 854 by Sturgeon of Manchester, former Conklin ...... Bain the rig, losing scrapes outside the an honor.” Balch 350, Pete Banner 144. CJhicago. Baltimore la at Minne­ trouble. And all Ms backs are rushing, 30 extra points and 11 Cross Country, New Englands fine. University of Maine athlete. at Storrs. Manning ...... ClmiH TUESDAY’S RESULTS ring and never quite catching up That was end Tom Hall’s re­ FEMMES a FELLAS sota and San Franclaco and Los good receivers, too, which makes of 15 field goals for 243 points. IR NBA East Hartford Elevens Tops with Patterson. action today after being named 'Standlnsi Angeles meet In other Western his passing game even more Sen FYmnclsco’s “Shotgun” PARK FREE IN PURNELL PARKING Peshler ...... _ . Vnititann Cincinnati 123, New York 98. Associated Press Lineman of the W. L. Pet. Bill Bruton of the Detroit Tigere • OR At the moment, he may be on Don-Maud# Carpenter ,17 10 .708 games while Dallas Is at Pitts­ dangerous.” formation with its three rotat­ JUST A STEP AWAY FROM REGAL Scorers: Manchester. Verfallle 3. Los Angeles 127, St. Louis 110. the glory trail. He now goes to his Week for his play in Minnesota’s Ray-Rode.Bean 17 10 .708 burgh, Cleveland plays winless And what does Gifford think the ing quarterbacks, has account­ Is one of six players to lead off a Conltlin. ABL By EARL YOST <$Crulsers followed in that order. “rehabilitation center” — to train 13-0 upset victory over Michigan Roiand-Jealuie“ olai * Irieh ...... 17 10 .. __ .708 Washington and St. Louis meets big difference is between his play­ ed for a tMrd-pIace total of 1,- World Series game with a home Manchester Substitutes; Verfallle, Hawaii 91, Washington 76- Crowned champions of the Midg­ Final result of games played be­ for his Dec. 4 bout with German’s State Saturday. Bob-Helen MCCann ;...... 16 12 .625 432 yards. Detroit’s “Zephyr.” run. “ Hudson Whitesell. Ansaldi. Odell, Pittsburgh 105, Chicago 90. tween entries from the neighbor­ Betty-Andy Lamoureaux ..15 12 .625 Detroit. ing days and his scouting days? Uavery Corey. Trotter, Klrpuska. York. et Football League program in Albert Westphal, a master baker “It sure feels good,” Hall con­ Norm-Flo Kloter ...... 10 17 .417 Bean No jGrudges "You just can’t run with the designed to utilize the speed Wise, Addobb. Los Angeles 110, San Francisco Manchester are the Fire Fighters ing towns showed East Hartford from Hamburg. The Philadelphia, tinued in his soft-spoken manner. H#rb-Wan Crandall 6 18 .333 ball anymore the way you’d like and paAs catching of former SPORT Manchester...... 1 0 2 0—S 98. by virtue of their combined won winning 21 of the 28 games. Jo)ui-Vl Morton ...... 9 18 .333 Gilford oears* no grudges toward Olympic hurdler Glenn Davis, Next year, Manchester will re­ bout will be part of a fistic TV “Give the credit to Butch Nash, to,” he chuckled. and loss record against rival Man­ doubleheader, also including Pat­ though. He’ the one who has dons the man, or the team, that sud­ has been used in only two chester and East Hartford entries. vert back to its original plan. of Beat totals were Helen McCann 130- denly ended his brilliant National games, but in that brief time MANCHtsTan egMTan fielding four teams and playing terson’s title defense against Tom the most toward my receiving this 135—870, Roie Bean 128-138—365. Andy Football League nine-year career. The Fighters, coached by Jimmy MoNeely. honor.” Nash is Minnesota end Lamoureaux 153-356. Flo Kloter 122-121, the Lions have netted 811 eASY PARKINS , , , Doggart, won four of seven meet­ each other on Sunday afternoons Fran Crandall 150. It’s all part of the game, he says. Visitors Triumph, SHIRTS Instead of combining with East Liston, also rated the No. 1 con­ coach. yards and have moved from ings, the only local entry to show He has the utmost admiration for Hartford entries. tender by Ring magazine, not only Hall is the second Gopher to re­ Holiday Women’s Doubles — ninth to seventh In total of­ a .500 or better mark in the inter­ has put himself in the hands of a ceive AP honors in the last two the fikgles team. Men’s Event Next fense. city play. The Blue Devils (2-6) Final action for local Midget en­ Edna Galloway 138-360, Ruth Bat­ “If anything, they -are better new manager, George Katz, but al­ weeks. Quarterback Sandy Steph­ tles 121-128—356, Marie Gallo­ Defensively, the New York WINTER SAFE1Y placed second with the Smoke tries will be completed the next than a year ago,’’ he said today. , GUants are No. 1, haring yield- Designed For so those of a Denver priest, the ens, who is on the throwing end of way 141-339, Myrna Rivosa 122- Out-of-town bowlers won top- Slaters (1-6) and Police Cruisers two weekends. Sunday, the Smoke "They have the capability to go M only 1,914 yards lo San ■Manclieibte/i LUMBER' Elaters and Cruisers will tangle in Rev. Edward Murphy. the passes Hall catches, wae named 338, Olive Roswtto 120-336, Joe awards in the Women’s One Ball (0-7). True Friends back, of the week,id'r his play in into a game with A set pattern Tournament last weekend at the wanclsco’s 1,980. Overall league winners were the the preliminary game at Mt. Nebo. Brigga 117, Fran Rival 116. and carry It out, whether it be Luxurious Featured .will be a clash between “I’m glad of a new chance and I the 23-20 victory over Mlchig[an a Holiday Lanes. Topping a field of Teamster Mustangs of East Hart­ hope to make‘the best of it,’’ said week ago. passing or nmning.” ' 70 were Kay Gatting (Windsor) at* ford, imdefeated in seven starts. the fast stepping Pony League Holiday Jr. Girls — Joan De- How can you say the EJaglea are Lirton who was ih Chicago for a Hall, t a b b e d by Minnesota with 219, worth $60. Helen Leddy Hockey at a Glance Liyihg Final standings: < Raiders and Wallingford at 2 Monte 141, Susan Correntl 119, a good running team when two W. L. Pet. o’clock. Monday night exhibition ^rith Chi­ coachesx as one of the ^most un­ NanC/ Webb 117, Susan Binock (Qlastonbury) with 217 ($30) and cago’s Ernest Terrell. derrated players in the Big Ten, weeks ago they were held to a Hellm Kilmas (Windsor) with 214 TUESDAY’S RESULTS Vialt our Sport Shirt Depart­ Mustangs ...... 7 1.000 One week from Sunday, in EJast 'I think I’ve found a true friend 114, Marylynn Rlvsurd 113, Phyi minus 12 yards by the winless ($18) foUpwed. National I>eague Black Knights ...... 6 .857 Hartford, the Mustangs and Fire was very instrumental in last Ddster 110. ' ment today and aee for your- BARGAIN I in Father Murphy—and that makes iveek's victory, Minnesota's fourth Washington Redskins, a man won­ This weSkqnd, a men’s One Ball CJhicago 6, Toronto 0. aelf the wonderful collection Elks ...... 5 .714 Fighters, No. 1 ranking teams in Tournament 'Ywlll be staged with . American League DfUCN NO. ]]ll DCyCN NO. 33U DCSlON NO. 3515 Fire Fighters...... ,.4 .571 a lot of difference after all the straight in conference- play. dered aloud? Ow# c#r wMi e«rcb Oii»»cw with 9(ar«t9 Ow9—r wMittoTM of Sport Shirts we have here. their respective towns, will battle trouble I’ve been in,” said the htiJk- Parksule Monday Night House— ’•When they faced the Redskins $75 to the winner'.' A 124 maximum Buffalo 8, Quebec 2. Long Hills ...... 3 .429 while the Black Knights and Blue He snared two passes in the Btan Banavige 212-586, EJd Du- average will prevail.'^., TODAY’S SCHEDULE You’ll find what you’re look­ Blue Devils ...... 2 .286 ing Liston, who has won ,32. of 33 Gpplier.s' first touchdown drive, they had a pattern that called for ing fort Devils will meet in a- companion bouts and knocked o i^ “'22' oppo­ chaine 217, Jim Tierney 210, EJd- the pass,” he replied. “It worked American League Smoke Eaters 1 .143 feature. Site and times' to be an­ grabbed another as the popher* wln Kosak 206. Pittsburgh at Sprin^leld. Cruisers ...... 0 .000 nents. penetrated Spartan territory in'the for them because they knew that American League pitchei^ gave nounced. Liston hasn’t ^dght a regular waa the best way to beat the ball Mickey Mantle 126 bases on biUls, ARROW and Pinal chapter in the 1961 Man­ fourth period and then pounced on East Hartford entries fared far bout since Iasi March when he a fumble after that drive fizzled. Holiday Jr. Boys — Paul Krau- club. They didn’t have to run. during 1961. Roger Maris wras next Two holes-in-one were scored VAN KIEUSCN chester Midget League progfram kayoed Howa'rd King in Florida. eunaa 127-123—346, Bob Hyde “But against Dallas the week In the Seattle - Open, bringing to better than Manchester clubs. Fol­ will be the annual banquet. The (Sophers then went in to score highest in walks on the Yankees MS4CNH0.2IU DI»ONNa3SI7 DfStON NO. 3511 just arrived... Winter-Treads lowing the Mustangs were the East Meanwhile,^ he had. to unburdep the clinching touchdoivn. 116-110-119—345, Larry Uscottl before, when they gained over 200 with 95. (Jlete Bover was third with nine tfte^aces made In PGA tour­ O— ear wlHi slere#e wMi tltrat* Tw#- 4 ■ Pendleton* -1 SPORT SHIRTS Cottons .and Cotton Flnainel SNDWTiRlS shirts Prints a^d plain colors., in' m e Ivy and pullover m o^ls. \ y We Fleadlcik«f'..the 100% virgin Wash 'n wear fabrics. AU Out-of-llne wheels cost wool Aizt dot nwitama and pew patterns to choose from. EDWARD J. lAYLES OPEN DAILY 8 to 5 Correct ortduiir—fn *Uve'* in ...n o w . IM East Center Street money.' They cAn grind Mancheettf, Conn. UMRER & SUPPLY CO. INCLUDING SATURDAYS MIKAN hai dw wooBca btm ing dnee You G ot. . Now, for the £nt tiiBC, Esitcra States oCen you &nt line the tread off your tires in C A S tiR the anaonneement in Good * 2 . 9 5 Bn 9-4«04 nyloin snow tires with a deep, bmad trad foe porftm tractiaa. a couple of weeks. 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t^W Uj'^NTY-jroo MANClteSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN4 ^VEDNESDAYi NOVEMBER 8, 1961 PACfE TW EW pfJrate •Sb **"" Btifliiieao Sarnecd Ofttrad 18 T^ERB OUGHTA BE A LAW B Y P A 6 ALY and SHORTEN Bonsaliold 51 Rooma Wllhoa^ Board 69 BiudfiMs Locations Hom «i for Sal* 72 Hooim for Sait 72 HtiiistB for Salt' 72 SAVE A BUCK at Uandiartar For Rent 64 BAST CRIBS from H8.9S to 9M.86; ROOMS TO 'not; abb S taqaa «ot- $13,600 - R0(3EV1UJB. 8 room OAK ST.—3-family, 6 room* each, ElAST SIDE—a 3 decker S-famlly Buihop Gray -Weldltit Service. Ml ».ian, Ml eilb nattreuea ttom $14.86 up; tage, aU utUlttM. Scranton Motel. Local Stbck8 t-878S. Have It welded, repaired, rrrm m CaU MX 94838 After 5. 8TOBB near Mala 8t. at 33 Birch .rucb, large livipf room, cabinet with s*car garage,'income 6236, ' dwelling of 13 rooma. Bhccellent baby Juinptn, hl^h ehalra feed- St. 2,000 sq. fti. parking. Apply kitchen, beauUnilly . landscaped mobthly. Broker, JA 8-4309 or BtJ opportunity for Investment, Quick aharpened. Guaranteed. lug taU u, playpena. ate. 30% ott UMoenfiNiof* ------VERT NIC91 latge oomfortalde Marlow’s, 867 Mam. . lot, shown by appointnIntment. 94710. sale price $19,000. Robert J. Quotatiou PwralBlwd by Will Imt4M on caah aalaa; 8x13 vinyl ruga Marlon B. Robertson, Broker, MI Smith,. Inc., 963 Main 81 MI eOMEOFTMeSE $4.88, $9.98, $1$.60; lampa from room next tolMit]iMitn, private home. Cebiini * MIddlebrook, toe. 31 Church St MI 9-fiiN. e x c e l l e n t STORE fanr any bust, 3*89tl. TALCX)TTVILLB-4 roolb home 24341. Baak atoeka ADVERTISING HonsehoM Scrrieta BEATUPqiP $3.98 Chamber’a Furniture ness or office, apartment ■ includ­ and office, business zirne. Needs Rev.NostranA .Salea, S-8187. WAUCBIR 8T R ra 7T*«6 room Cape, lUd Aakad Offered IS-A ed, 476 Main St, Ml 94220, 9-5. work. A real buy; Bug line. Ton- Manchester Hartford National iMSPECnOH ROOM CENTRAIA,T located, screened porch, firsplace. l*car gren Agency, Ml 3-6821. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS WASHER . RETRIGERATOR re- APARTMENT also Hofpolnt refrig­ FORMER REDMEN’S Club— ault* Kirime. shaded lot, $16,000. pnu* Bank and Trust Co. 59 63. The Rt. Rev. Walter H. Gray, MARNErE- erator, aa good as new, ortolnal parking, MI 94818,______Conn. Bank and Trust Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. palra. Prompt, ecoaomlcal, expert, able for auto driving achool, brick Agency, Ml 9*8464. CUSTOM BUILT Cape— excellent Kuaranteed. raoM Ml e-40tT. Pot- cost $159, sacrifice $100.. J. D. dental office, dancing school; also (xmdltion, fireplace, bay window, ODMMUTING Co...... 3 1 of Connecticut, will offleiata at a terton'a, 180 Center St Realty, 470 Main St.. MI 8,-8139. FURNISHED lovely room In pri­ suitable for offices. Ressonable HOLLISTER ST.—6V4 room home large kitchen, basement garage, Fire Insnraaes Companies service of Institution of, ths new rent. About 1200 sq. ft. J. D, Real­ On park-like professionally land- . lu g e yard beautifully landscaped. Aetna Fire ■.•n'...... 131 141 rector of St. Mary's Bpisoopal COPT CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASvSlFlED ADVT. SAM'S UPHOUBTERT - Ratind vate home. CaU after 8, MX 9-an9. CONVENIENCE MOIfOAT «k n raiDAV Itao AJI^'-'SATCBOAI ■ AJL ty, MI 8-5129. ■caped 100x150 lot In prime loca­ 162 Green Road, Manchester. Htfd. Fire . I...... 88 93 Church, the Rev. George F. Nos­ from tba abop. Caij taka care (d TAPPAH, 4-burner, gs« range tion. 2-car garage, concrete drive, ....SUPER SIZE RANCH with 6 National Fire ...... 167 167 trand, Thursday,-Nov. 16, at 7:30 all your upholeteiint needa at with braUer $80. MI 8-8688. FOR RENT—Furnlahed room. 9 OFFICE FOR RENT, 800 sq. ft., encloeed porch, formal dining WAPPING large rooms, recessed radiation. A Phoenix Fire ...... 116 121 . p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal PLEASE READ YOUR AD ereat aavtno- Call CB S-8Vn. Hazel St., Ml 94170.______, '' _ 100% Main St. location. Call MI room, fireplace, roomy kitchen. lovely three-bedroom home with Ufa and Indemnity ina. Coe. Church. 3-6419 or Ml 3-7614. Full cellar, warm and comfort­ 247 Demina Street «r AAi* ar* takM ow t tA« phM« m • coo. FLAT FINISB Holland window 38" GAS RANGE, oven broiler and VERY LARGE living room, dining Aetna Casualty ....1 5 1 161 Invitations have been sent to ah ably finished—Price $18,900. Rob­ room, family kitchen, ceramic file Aetna Life ...... 150 156 Manchester clergy. Episcopal w lM iw . Tka ■iTiirtlwt akaaM raad kti ad ttw FIRSt DAT IT ehadea made to meaaure. AH HMMr FROKTYWEaS-URWE RRMES^TIME storage apace $38. Call MI 9-4914. PLEASANT room for rent kitchen NEW CENTRALLY located offlcea ert Wolverton Agency. Ml 8-1914. 6 room Cape and garage, V/i A TP B A m aM «BTOBT KEBUB8 la tbaa far Die aaxt Inaar. metal Venetian btinda at a new OARAQE to be available soon. Will alter bath. Well landacaped, level lot. Conn. General ...... 310 325 clergy of the Hartford Archdea­ W llL E A C A R ^ H 0RM«S^HCHB0MirE YWWHIEIP NIPBS-SEW QE^^^ and jprivileges, free parking. MI 8-7086. baths, fireplace, oU steam heat, Near schools, buses, shopping. ^11 conry, and staff members of the Maa. Ifea Bar aid la taapaaaMa ter ealj ONE laoorraet ar emitted low price. Keya made while you gaa premises to suit tenant. Reason­ atorm window, and screens, situ­ Hftd. Steam Boiler 130 wait. Marlow’a. FRESH OFF-IME ^ OWeCTIOHALSKSHAlS-FUEHIWPtATOR- oil atove. Very reasonable, <3aU Annette Hunter, MI 9-8695, MI Travelers ...... 161 167 iHartleo far aar adearttaaMaat aad tfeea ealy te tke exteat et a LARGE FURNISHED 1% rooms, able rent. Off street parking. Write 21 Westminster ated on a ons acre lot with a nice 9-6306. Brtata wkink do aot leeeea' the ealae et ASSEMBL'f UHE ADJUST SPtEOOMereR-DGHTEM » after 8. MI 9-8420. light housekeeping, one minute Box BJ, Herald. ■view. Priced for quick sale, Pnblie l.'tllltiM WEAVINO of Buma, moth holes ^^rtjuscAPS. TC ,E n ;,«: « I wO aat ke eem ctad kT **maka coed** taamtloa. 0ET5AG0IHG walk from Main St. MI 9-7959, ... .CALIFORNIA RANCH with Conn. Light Power 33 35 arrd tom clothing, hosiery runs, REFRIGERATOR With freezer, ex­ Htfd. Electric Ught 7514 78>4 OVER UHE DIE cellent condition, cost $300, seU Road CHARLES W. LATHROP, spacious interior and grounds. handbags repaired, xipper re­ LARGE, LIGHT housekeeping ■ Honaes For Rent 65 Hartford Gas Co. . . . 58 placements, umbreilaa repaired, SPAHISH half price. MI 9-9037. Brand New Listing Asrent. Kitchen with dishwasher, built-in room, gentleman working days oven and range. Lovely separate Soiitherii New, England Diol Ml 3-2711 men’s shirt collars reversed and MQUISmoM- preferred. (3all MI 8-6961. CUVBNTRY —4 room winterized C!k)lonlal minded? This one has MI 9-0384 Telephone ...... 54(4 . 57 >4 replaced. Marlow’a Uttle Mend­ CREDIT MANAGER seeks reliable dining area, fireplace, screened party who would like to take pos- cottage, furniture Including stove everything! ExceUent floor plan Manufacturing Oomnanlee ing Shop. and refrigerator, lake privileges for family living, 1% ba^ths, 8 BOLTON porch and patio. Deep lot beauti­ ^ T h u U u lS r sesalon of 8 brand new rooms of fully landscaped. Two-car attached Arrow'. Hart, Heg. .. 59 . 63 famous fufhitiire including stove In summer, $75 monthly. MI 8.8404, ClMets heated recreation room, at* Associated Spring .. 13 15 RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. ’Apaitmenta—f1at»— tic, Jalousied paneled breezeway, $8,600—8 room winterized cottage, garage. Convenient'to schools, new Cars, phonography changers. semNChevrolet or A. A. DION m e . Roofing, siding, ience In retail food. Interviews be­ can be assumed. T. J. Crockett, Inaurancs executive John Alsop wood Drive. Please call Ml 9-1063. Ford, real good condition. Call Christmas Season thru Jewel­ tween 10 a.m.-l p.m. Lynn Poul­ Cedar Closet Lining 20c sq. ft hot water, $85 a month. Complete* with fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet­ Top financing .. trading a posaibil- Mary's Church, u well u Bishop painting. Carpentry. Alterations BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN ly redecorated. J. D. Realty, MI Realtor, MI 3-1577. of Avon —* has an'intense interest Gray, the rector-elect and two after 7 p.m. MI 9-0168. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ ry Fashion Shows. try, Parkade. West Coast Lumber, truckloads Suburban For Rent 66 ing, kitchen, dishwasher, exhaust Ity. in May’s plans. Alsop already has FOUND — Kitten, tortoise and $97 per M TAKE TOUR TIME PAYING! 3-6129. new clergy assistants at St. ship gusuwteed. 399 Autunm St 1, 2, or 8 YEARS TO PAY! fan, separate dining area, 3 com­ WELL KEPT 6 room Colonial, ce­ announced that he will seek the -white, playful and very clean. MAN TO learn partg laistness and 8d & 16d Common Nalls $8.95 keg SEVERAL furnished 4 room apart­ fortable sized bedrooms large Open at your convenience .. only Mary’s. MI 3-4860. 1. We pay 30% commission ■‘SUPER DELUXE’’ MANCHESTER—Two blockg from ramic bath, pine rec.room, near $18,900. gubernatorial nomination. He is Needs good home. MI 3-7720. WANTED 1948 Ford sedan or coupe also help, around garage. Must Peg Board 13c ments available today, good loca­ recreation room, baths, laun­ Catholic School. Owner, MI 9-6778. Albert T. Dewey, senior warden, for parts. Call. MI 9-4144. to Director. 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Main St.—4H rooms, heat, hot tion. PI 2-6828. John Bissell, Cross alOTe In the arena so far. " BIDWEXL HOME Improvement have driver’s license. Inquire L. dry room, full basement, breeze­ Alaop, a former state rep- and Gordon Fbgg, Juniof warden NOTICE IS HEREBY given thS CASH :n c a r r y ALL 100% GUARANTEED water, garage, second floorj^$80.. St., Coventry.-— T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor Lutz Gets WWl Uniform of St. Mary’s, will present the Company—all types of siding and 2. No investment, no collect­ P. Fitzgerald, Inc., 78 Brooklim ONLY $433 Adults or older children. Writs way. 2-car garage, a 20x46 foot TWO-FAMILY house 4-4, gas heat, reaantative, went after the nomina­ Pass Book No. E981, Issued by 1959 LARK WAGON 9-passenger, roofing. Aluminum clapboards a St., Rockville. patio with fireplace, and many MI 3-1577 Dr. John V. Oregan yesterday^ keys of the church to the new The Savings Bank of Manchester In good condition, reasonable. MI Nobody, But Nobody, Underselli B o x 168, Town. GRACIOUS suburban living — 6 good condition, close to school and tion In 1968 but the state con­ specialty. Unexcelled workman­ ing, no delivering. $18.18 Delivers more. For additional information bus. Call owner, MI 9-4105. presented to Lutz Junior Mueseum ohine Gun Battalion, 4th Division, rector, and Bishop Gray wrill pre­ has been lost and application has 9-9002. National $16.18 Month room Cape, fireplace, large lot, vention nominated Fred W. Zeller ship. Ml 9-6496. 4V4 ROOMS. Bath, heat, garaga, Or appointment call McCarthy En­ 3rd Army (Torps, and waa shipped sent the Holy Bible, the Book of been made to sidd bank for pay­ 3. We pay commissions — You GET — basement garage, oil heated. 15 Lots For Sale 7.3 World War I uniform which Is to France five weeks later. He par­ of Stonington Instead. Alsop de­ Help Wanted— NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. modern, second floor. Good neigh* terprises, Inc., Ml 9-5391, John cided not to enter a primary to (tonmion Prayer and Book of Con­ ment of the amount of deposit. weekly. minutes from Manchester. Refer- Panciera, MI 9-1898. mounted on a mannekin as part of ticipated in the Battle of Chateau stitution and Canons of the Gen­ 1958 CHEVROLET sportgi coupe, 381 STATE STREET IB-PIECE BEDROOM borhood. Good location. MI 9-3685. SLEEK BUILDING LOTS In all zones for contest the nomination, Roofing And Chinneva 16-A Male or Female 37 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM enre, lease and deposit required. display in commemoration of TliierTy and waa hit in the spine eral and Diocesan conventions. NOTICE' IS HEREBY given that 348 cubic engine. Call MI 9-4100, NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Call MI 9-1786 or MI 3-6144. RANCHES In the 18s — One In and carefree is this 5 room ranch. single and two-family dwellings. Zeller went down to a smother­ Paas Book No. E-2485, issued by Don’t delay, call today OR 12-PIECE KITCHEN AVAILABLE Dec. 1—Immaculate Veterans’ Day. with gunshot and shrapnel. He lay The service will include the read­ ROOFING — Specializing repairing LJCENSEID real estate salesmen 8 roomg and bath, second floor. Rockledge with U4 baths and Cedar shingles, plaster walls, mS' Oiarles Pontlcelll Agency. Phone on the battlefield for about two ing defeat before Democratic Gov. The Savings Bank of Manchester 3-3455 or OR 3-9829, Avon, CHestnut 8-2147 — Plus — WILLIMANTIC;—4 room apartment MI 9-9644 or Ml 8-S109. A group of 20 offloers and mem­ Abraham Rlblcoff. ing of a letter of institution for 1937 OLDSMOBILE, floor shift roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ Or saleswomen, Andover. Bolton, Heat, hot water, parking tnclud* three bedrooms; one built by hogany trim, full cellar, oil hot bers of Veterans of World War I, days when he was found and taken the new rector, and addresMi by has been lost and application has ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ Conn. Coventry, Manchester areas. Of­ ELECTTRIC REFRIGERATOR in new house with option to buy. Gambolati over on Woodland St. . Zeller never resumed his poli­ transmission, $20. MI 3-1977. ASSORTED USED lumber, build ed. 11 Division St., $95 a month. water heat, 8 large bedrooms, liv BUILDING LOT — 100x281 feet, USA, attended the presentation to the hospital and was honorably Bishop Gray and the Rev. Mr. been made to said bank for pay­ paired. Aluminum siding. 30 fice facilities. Montpetlt Agency, ing and plumbing supplies, radla TV SET AND COMB. RANGE . The other apartment is rented for with garage. T J. CJrockett, Real­ Ing room with fireplace, kitchen tical career. Rlblcoff went on to ment of the amount of deposit. J. D, Realty, MI 8-5129. $85 monthly. HA 3-5746. (Buy it fully treed, city water, city sewer, ceremony. Dr. Gregan is past com­ discharged In April, 1919, accord Nostrand. years’ experience. FVee estimates. GIRL WANTED, some retail ex­ PI 2-8726. tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors Free storage until wanted. Free tor. MI 3-1577. and dining area, aluminum storms, Join the Kennedy cabinet, and John perience, delicatessen. Apply In and your rent costs $10 monthly), sidewalks, curbs, excellent loca­ mander of Manchester Barracks, ing to the history related during "Surely God Is In This Place" 'rrailers— Mobile Homes 6-A Call Howley. MI 8-6381, MI 8-0763. and windows. Open daily 8:30-6 delivery. Free set up by our own 95 W. MIDDLE Tpke, 4^ room screens and awnings, attached ga­ the presentation. N. Dempsey succeeded him a# gov- person, Lynn Poultry, Shopping BUILD TOUR future, grow with MANCHESTER—25 Avon Street, tion. For additional Information and is legislative chairman for the nernor. Dempsey undoubtedly will will be the offertory hymn. T^s • p.m., 8-4 Baturdajn. Yard at Stock reliable men. duplex apartment, all conven­ rage Lot size 100x215. Price Department of Connecticut. Lutz Museum also has on dis Penonglt Parkade. Mott’s. Help us build anl open 8 Place off North Mldn St. Choman’s iences, available Dec. 1. Adults $13,200. 6 room Ckipe, 4 finished, $19,900. or appointment. Call McCarthy seek re-election. offering from this service wrill be 35 FOOT 4-room trailer. Call after new super markets In one year. Phone for appointment Business Propert.v For Sale 70 fireplace, oil steam heat modem EntetT>rises. MI 9-5391. John Pan­ 'The uniform had been given play (or Veterans’ Day old posters used for the mlsaiona)ry work of Heating and Plambing 17 Housewrecking, Ml k"^2. only. Call MI 3-2785 before 5 p.m. from World War I. "rhe museum That much the politicians feel ELECTROIAIX Sales and Service, 5 p.m. TR 5-9354. NEED CHRISTMAS money? Flxperlenced and above average Samuel Albert, Htfd. <3H 7-0358 bath, corner lot. Assumable 4>4% ciera, MI 9-1898. earlier this year to the^ Depart­ they know. Soon they will know the Episcopal church. The senior bonded representative, Alfred p l u m b in g a n d heating — re­ Choose your own hours wUh Beau­ men and women will advance See It Day or Night FTVE ROOM flat, centrally locate^ mortgage. Quiet street. Near bus Robert Wolverton ment of ConnecUcut, Veteran#' of Is seeking the gift or loan of other choir under the direction of Sydney authentic war mementos from more. May is almost certain to an­ Amell, 8M Henry St. TeL MI modeling Installations, repairs. ty Counselors custom fitted cos­ rapidly. Openings available In all % Diamonds— %atch«»— If you have no means of transpor­ available Dec. 1. $85. Call MI ' INVEST and shopping West Side Realty. World War I organization, and nounce hla decision in the next few W. MacAlpine wrill sing. S-04S0. Auto Drtvinr School 7-A All work guaranteed, 26 years ex­ metics. Church and club back­ departments. Apply Mott’s Super 9-9438 after 6. MI 9-5315. TWO B ZONE lota with cif!lty water, was obtained by Manchester Bar­ World War I for its exhibit. After the service, there will bo Jewalry 46 tation, I’ll send my auto for you. Agency UnlOT St., $2,400. Call MI 94498. days. perience. 24-hOur service. Call ground helpful. Managerial and Markets, 687 Middle Tpke., East No obligation racks for donation to Lutz Junior Also on display are a riding croi s reception in Neill Hall of the PSatMANENT removal of unwant­ LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749. sales openings. Ml 3-7561 for ap­ Manchester. MANCHESIJER-Bolton town line—8 WISELY! BOLTON—$2,300 and you can m - MI 3-1914 Museum. and swagger stick used by "Ted church. Members of the Bishop ed hair. Miss Blanche Mason, 540 LEONARD W. YOSt. Jewelers - LOT 110x150, south end of Wood- dy" Roosevelt when the Rough censed driving school trained — pointment. Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ A—I^B—E—R—T— S large rooms, $110 monthly, auto­ sume the first mortgage on this Tile uniform was worn during Guild, under the supervision of Vernon St., Manchester Conn. By Certified and approved la now of­ HIGH SCHOOL students wishing matic heat, stove, refrigerator, real nice 6 room ranch with ga­ ROC3KVILLE — Village at Orchard bridge St. City water and sewer­ Riders took San Juan Hill during ly. Reasonable prices, OpM Tues­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Excellent opportunity to acquire age, residential A im e. XU World War I by Ira Smith of Wil- Indemnities Pay Mrs. Alice Wetherell, wrill serve-re* appointment. Phone ku 9-9020 fering classroom and behind Radlo-TV Repair COMPTOMETER chance at college scholarships. day through Saturday, TOursday Open Mon. thru Pii. till 8 P. M. Venetian blinds, a pleasant place rage located In the Bayberry sec­ St, Only $14,500 for sturdy, neat the Spanish American War. These freshmAits. wheel Instruction for teenagers. attractive East Center Street office 3-6685. OPERATOR After school work. Apply 771 Main evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887. to live. Shown by appointment. building. Fully occupied, 3-rar ga­ tion T. J. Crockett. Pealtor MI 7 room home, 2-car garage, oil The senior warden, Mr. Dewey, WANTED—Riders to Pratt A Whit- MI 9-6075. Services 18 St., Manchester. Week day* after MI 3-5983. 3-15'77. heat, plOs 2-story rental on same and he last wore it in a Lioyalty «rs. * Playpen Claim ney, first ahift, south parking lot, rage. Ample parking. For further Day parade in Stamford this year. Is honorary chairman of the ^ * opening for skilled operator to school, Saturday 8:30-9:30. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, good property. Big shade trees, double The mu.seum is open daily, ex­ from Bolton L u e and central and MORTLOCK’S Driving Schobl—Of­ TV 8ERV1CF1—All makes, Benest, MANCHESTER—8 rooms centrally details call BOI TON—Large sevien. room co­ Resort Property Por Sale 74 The original ow-ner enlisted in leh committoe in charge, of a^ Economical. High quality parts. do interesting and varied work. Garden— Farm— Dairy condition. MI 3-7203. lot. Glenn Roberts Agency, MI cept Monday, from 2 ,to 6 p.m. Settlement of long-term claims north Manchester. PI 2-8320. fice, 448 Main St.. Manchester. located, one-car garage, $95 per lonial with an attached two-car 4-1521, PI 2-6301. March 1918 In Co. B, 12th Ma- (Herald Photo by Ofiara). against the New England Playpen rangements for this eervtce, Allan Learning correctly "May Save Guaranteed 90 days Famous for . Products SO month. Available Dec. 1. Alice garage. Beautiful lot. Owners BOLTON—First take —waterfront C. Hotohkiai is chairman, and the RIDE WANTED from Manchester service since 1931. Phone Ml STATISTICAL CLERK ELECTRIC RANGE 20" Magic B-room cottage which can be Co., destroyed by a 1955 lire which Your Life.’’ Driver education Sitoatlom Wantod—< Chef, S years old, very good con­ Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4543. Jarvis Realty Co. moved, priced sensibly. T. J. FIVE ROOM 2 bedroom ranch. caused an estimated $150,000 dam­ committee includes WyviUe H. Pea­ West Side to Pratt A Whitney, Wil­ classes. Member. Connecticut Pro­ 9-4537. Potterton'a. 180 Center St. FOR SALE—Baldwin. Macs, Cort­ Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. euUy winterized. Mdrion E. Rob­ Coventry body, Omer A. OUigru, WiUlain A. Opportunity for woman exper­ Female 38 land and Delicious apples at the dition, $75. Call MI 4-8988. Appraisers Must be seen to appreciate. Re­ age at tha firm’s Gardner St. lo­ low St., 8-4:45. Call MI 3-1859 fessional Driving School Assn Ml POUR ROOM heated apartment, Realtors duced for quick sale. MI 9-6211. ertson, broker, MI S-S98S Moorhouse, Frank P. Sheldon, after 5:15. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, ienced In figure work. Calculator farm. Louis Bunce. 529 West Cen­ HEALTH CAPSULES cation, waa made possible through 9-7398. experience helpful. Pleasant work­ CLERK TYPIST with bookkeeping FOUR DOUBLE bed size electric first floor, $100. Available Dec. 1. WARM AND cozy 2 bedroom Cape •Mrs. Walter Shulthele and Mrs. available all hours. Satisfaction ter St., telephone MI 3-8116 MI 3-7894. bU 3-4112 MI 3-7847 just off Mam St., Hollister School MANCHESTER—4 room expand­ bv Michael A. PeHl, M.D. insurance indemnities out of which guaranteed. Cal] MI 9-1316. ing conditions, excellent- benefit and payroll experience, will work blankets, single control, used very Edward H. Olenney. DRIVING TO St. Petersburg, Flor- PREPARE FUR driver’s test. district, custom built, priced to able Cape in very' desirable loca­ Wanted— Real Estate 7 7 $31^000 Cut creditors received payment, It was The Rev. Mr. Noetrand came idar—widow wants lady to share program. Apply 9-3 dally. MI 8-7981. HATfD PICKED MACS $1.25 a little, $10 each. MI 8-5825. CAN VOU INCREASE THE learned today. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class TELEVISION antennas and rotor THIRD FUOOR flat, 5 rooms, sell. Ml 3-4777. Owner. tion. Attractive living room with here from Utica, N. Y., and as­ trip. References. Phone TR 5-7139 basket. Bring your own container. separate oil heat, $75 per month. Houses For Sale 72 ASK US about our cash offer for MOISTURE OF AIR BY PUT­ Dropping their real estate at­ room. Three Instructors. No wait­ systems instaUed and repair^. Employment Office fireplace, steam heat, all city TING PANS OF WATER ON sumed his duties at S t Mary’s evenings. ings Manchester Driving Acade­ Hours 8 till dark. Bottl's, 280 Bush Available Nov. 15. Call MI 9-7109 LARGE TWO bedroom ranch on your Jiroperty. No red taps. Hon­ From Town tachments against Donald and Vic­ Serving Manchester and sur­ Hill Rd. Musical Instruments 53 BRICK home;—4 large rooma, - utilities, 1-car garage with patio. THE RADIATOR OR STOVE ? Sept 1. my. PI 2-7249. FIRST NATIONAL STORES Doga— Birds— Pets 41 after 6. full baths. 3-car garage, excellent better than an acre lot. Out on Realistically priced at $13,900. est value, H. J. Bradley, Ml 3-7379. tor CifarelU, business operators, WOULD LIKE ride from Buckland rounding areas. Modern TV Serv­ Vernon St., oppoeite Crfstfleld. were Judson L. Thompson Manu­ section to vicinity of Qieney ice. 405 Center St.. MI 8-2205. Park and Oakland Ave, PIANO TUNING $5. Repairs guar­ condition. Between one and two Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4543 WISH SOMEONE to banfils your East Hartford FOR SALE—8 weeks old puppy, anteed. Free estimates g;iven on acres of land. Fruit treee. Hign Real beauty, mahogany trim, two- or MI 3-7357. Budget Bids facturing Co., The Burrowes Corp., Brothers. Hours 8-5. Please call Bosinesa Servieea Offered 13 part Collie part Shepherd MI Fertilizers 50.A car garage. Has to sell. Tremen- real esUteT Cali ma at Ml 94120 and Superior Service. The latter after 6:30. MI 9-7594. RADIO-'TV REPAIRS, any make, request. Call MI 3-1365, Kenneth Furnished Apartments 63-A elevation. Six miles from Man­ Power Squadron ASSISTANT in doctor’s office part- 9-7547. doun opportunity. T. J. Crockett, MANCHESTER—West Side. Trim for prompt and courteoua aarvice. also dropped a Judgment lien CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. free pickup and dellveiy on small GOOD COW MANURE $5 and $10 Robinson. chester. Philbrick Agency, MI Joseph Barth. Broker. A proposed town budget for the radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 time or full-tim^. Typh^ 'exper­ loads. Delivered. Excellent ' for TWO ROOM apartment, furnished, 9-8464. Realtor, MI 3-1677. 7 room Cape, 5 finished, featuring current fiscal year of $1,049,506 against the Cifarellls. Tb Meet Friday Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7858 ience essential'. Give full particu- SMALL DOG—breed part Cpllle- RECONDITIONED upright piano living room fireplace, full base­ According to one of the attor­ AotOBobOep Tor Sale 4 between 1:80-4:80 or any time p.m. H A S Radio and TV. Ml Setter. No charge. MI 9-8628. Call shrubs, lawns, etc. MI 8-7804, Ml for one or two, private bath and MANCHESTER—4 room Dutch Co­ CASH WATTING for property own­ will be considered by the adjourned 9-5582, Ml 8-1479. lars. Box E, Herald, 9-8731. for sale, $75. Call MI 9-2090 be­ . entrance. All utilities, near BUSINESS ZONE—8 room home In ment with hatchway, garage, ers. Please call us before you buy annual town meeting tomorrow at neys for the creditors involved, ac­ Saturday or Sunday. between 9-2 p.m., 6-10 p.m. tween 5-8. excellent condition off Bast Center lonial, living room with fireplace, amesite drive, tool shed, nice The Xfanchester Squadron of tha NEED A CAR and luid your credit . ...------1.^ Cheney’s. 224 Charter Oak, MI formal dining room, family size or tell. Speedy service. J. D. 8 p.m. at the Robertson School. tion bo recover credits was initiat­ U. S. Power Squadrons will meet BAKERY salesgirl, 3-9. Apply In 3-8368. CH 6-4738. Street. Good location for doctor, shaded lot. Close to bus and Realty. Ml 14139. ed Iri 1966, and notices for their turned doamT Short on down pay- AIX KINDS of clocks repaired. An­ person. Parkade Bakery, Man­ PIANO SALE—Only $495 gives you kitchen, 3 bedroonja. full base­ The figure as recommended by Friday - at 8 p.m. at the North mantr BankruptT Rqpoaseauon? tiques Included. Work raaranteed. Millinery Dressmaking 19 BEAGLE, male, 2 years old Phone Hooaehold Goods SI hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur­ schools. Only $13,800 Evenings the board of finaneb represents a recovery were filed against the chester Shopping Parkade. a brand new famoug make spinet COVENTRY—Three rooms, heat, ther information call the Philbrick ment, oil heat, side porch, garage, Bill Boles, MI 9-9868.' Warren E. HELP! DUE to many recent aales, Methodist (3iurch. Alter the busi­ Don’t glvt up! See Honeat Doug- Ml 9-1962 MI 9-8941 after 4:30. piano fully guaranteed. Ward amesite drive, nicely landacaped cut of $30,992 in requests by the claims made to several Insurance ness session, Lt, Cmdr. Richiud SEWING TO be done? Dressmak- A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized, hot water, bath, parking. $75 Agency, Ml 9-8464. HowljMid, Realtor. MI 3-1108. our listings are low. Buyers are firms. get the lowdown cn the loweat GIRL WANTED for office work at reconditioned used furniture for Music Co., 99 Summer. Open eve- lot, desirable location. Call Mc­ various town departments and Hartford, a member of the Hart­ down and amalleat payments any- TREE REaiOVAL, pruning and s lot ii^ and alterations. Reasonable. monthly, (ball after 4 p.m. PI waiting for all types of property. agencies. The fire at the plant was fought clearing. FYank MI 8-8888. North End of town, mostly billing, every^ room, including appliances. njngs till 9. Eastern Connecticut's $11,900—3 BEDROOM ranch, fii«- Carthy EnterpriSM, • Inc. MI VERNON—Home and business, ford squadron, will describa whera. Not a small loan or finance C. Noble, MI 2-6975. If sellihg buying or trading, call T^e ' requested budget of the for three hours and drew hundreds "Miami to San Juan Under Sail,” 9-6053.- - Some other clerical work includ­ Artidga For Sale 45 30% o"Jf on new dinette kitchen Oldest, largest and only complete ilace, aluminum atorm windows, 9-5391, John Panciera, MI 9-1898. nearly new ranch and large 40x40 at once Free Inspections upon re­ eorngm y Douglas Mctora, ed. Please apply In person at board of education has been cut UNFORTUNATELY, THE of spectators. |'lre officials were relating his experiences earlier 838 e x p e r t t a il o r in g on ladies’ sets.mcattresses. Credit terms. La- music store. ' CTENTER STREET—3 rooms, heat fiTge lot, cellar." Carlton W. ateel building. Business zone. Ton­ quest. Call the Ellsworth Mitten COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re- and gentlemen’s clothing,., 189 Gregg A Son, Inc., 65 Hilliard St., HOME MADE ravioli, freah or Blanc Furnltufe Hospital, 195 and all utilities. Cal] MOhawk Hutchins, Ml 94132. MANCHESTER — Bowers School gren Agency, MJ 3-8321. $22,163: and th» selectmen’s budg­ AMOUNT OF WATER THAT quoted St the time as not being this year as navigator aboard a area. 6 room ranch, garage, fin­ Agency, Realtors, Member of MLS et requests,j$8.829. exactlY~~iuK where the b lu e may 48-foot ketch, ‘‘Pbde.’' ' 1965 BUICK, Special Hardtop palra all makes refrigeratora, Woodland St. Call anytime. A. Manchester. froze", 30c doz. H. Pa^uallni. 2^6 South St., Rockville, TR 6-2174. 6-9868 after 4 p.m. service. Ml 8-6930. VOU PUT INTO THE AIR BV freezers, washing machlnea, dry- lovlne. Avery Street. Wapping. Open 9-8, Sath|-days till 6. We also BUNDY FUUTE, excellent condi­ MANCHESTER—A half block off ished, heated basement, hot water SO. WINDSOR—Building castles The finance board is recommend­ THIS METHOD IS TOO have originated. The guest speaker will also show Riviera, 2-door. Beat offer. MI SEVEN WEEKS imtil Christmas! 9-9775. era ranges, oil and gaa burners. buy house lots',j^ furniture. tion. Phone MI 9-3571. Main Street, 7. room Colonial, IM heat, dishwasher, city sewers, In the air? You can stop now .."a ing a figure of $65,593 for the SA4ALL. ITfe MORE EFFEC­ According to one of the Clfarel- slides of the Bermuda race in 1958 Can your budget stand the strain? TORO SNOW blower at new low baths. 4 room down, 3 bedrooms large corner lot. Ideal for family man’s home Is hia castle.’’ This aboard the “ Shady Lady" and in MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. N Legal Notice board of education, an increase of TIVE TO KEEP THE ROOM lie, the bulk of the damage w u 1954 FORD, 3-door hardtop, auto­ Movlng-!-«’lTucking— . Start earning now as an Avon price, $189.95, power handle up. Modern kitchen, 8 * porches, with school age children, within home is for you. One-half acre $63,218 over last year’s expendi­ TEMPERATURE DOWN done to the plant and machinery. 1960 aboard ’ ’Solution.’’ Refresh­ Representative and your worries Wanted— To Bay 58 Read Herald A.dvs. half mile of High, Junior and yard, 3 bedrooms, 12x22 family AT A COURT O r jR O B A T K h»M at ments will be 9erveouglaa Motors. 883 Main. maintenance, lawn fertilization, WOMAN TO work In doughnut St. than average In si2e. entire base­ storms, recreation room, 6 huge The Executrices having made written 3-5187, CH 7-1423. shop, 6 a.m. to 1 p.m., no exper­ Cost Over $700 ‘ 848. hedge pruning. Contoct -John E. ment finished off Into large family rooms, garage, $15,900. Carlton "MANCHESTER application to said Court, in accordance The budget as prepared by the Model Gives Tips on How Stolen from Car DODGE ROYAL 1958, 4-door, auto­ -Whitham, MI 9-2660. ience necessarj’. Apply A A R SNOW BLOWERS — From $79.95 WE BUY, SEILL or trade rntique PLUGGED SEWERS room, 4’A% mortgage, priced for W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. with the statute, for an order of sale MANCHESTER Packayge Delivery. Donut Shop, 273 Broad. No calls. and up. Parta and service Capi­ NEVER BEEN USED and used furniture, china, glass, of the whole or part of the real estato board of finance requires a tax levy matic transmission, power steer­ Light trucking and packiige deliv­ quick sale, $16,600. Philbrick $14,500—6 room Ranch, plastered described therein. It is ordered that of $725,677. ’The balance of $323-,- An estimated $s6 worth of dash­ ing, radio, heater, new whitewalls, LAWN MOWe r s ahajrpened and tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St. Sale Price $388 sllvbr, picture frames and old Agency, Ml 9-8464. TWO FAMUJESL4 4 duplex OT wallS) full basement, conven­ said application be heard-at the-Prt^ ery. Refrigeratora, washers and WAITRESS WANTED nights, 6 coins, old dolls and guns, hobby Maehine Cleaneil 829 needed to cover the proposed T o Get Dressed in a Hurry board instrumental' were taken from extra snow tires. Fender mirror. repaired sales and service,: pick stove moving specialty. Folding Hours 7-8 daily, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 Foster St. 6-4 flat corner Pine and iently located. bate Office on the 14th day of Novem­ up and delivery. Complete line of p.m. to i a.m. Apply Oak Grill, 80 Saturday. Pay Only $4 Week collections, attic contents or whole SepUo Tanka, Dry WeHi(, Bawar Walnut Sta. 5-5 business zone Cen­ ber 1961. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon: budget is anticipated from other a used car parked at Gorman Private owner. $1,295. PI 2-7670. chairs for rent.t. 80 9-0752 MANCHESTER—6H room ranch, and that notice thereof be iriven. by 1'oro riden, reels, and rotaries, Oak St. estates. PTirnlture Repair Service. Lines Installed—^U a r . Watar- ter St. 4-5 flat Griswold St. 414-4J/4 $11,200 — 14x18; master bedroom, sources of revenue. Motor Sales, Inc., at 461 St. baths, plus exceptional recrea­ publishini: a copy of this order in the ^stack you have aH the lingerie you sometime MOTday night. 1954 CHEVROLET truck. stake garden and lawn supplies. L A M 200 CEIDAR POLES, many clothes­ Sacrificing complete bedroom, TalcottvUle, Conn. Tel; M3 8-7449. prooflng Done. Manchester Evening Herald a news­ By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON MANCHESTER Moving find Truck­ PART OR full-time women wanted tion room, with built-in bookcaaes New on Homestead St. T. J. oversized 8 room Cape, rec body, half ton, 4 new tires good Equipment Corpomtlon, Route 88. line sizes, delivered knd installed. complete living room and kitchen' and bar Well landscaped corner Crockett. Realtor. Ml 8-1672. , room, fireplace, etc., garage, paper having a circulation In said Dis­ Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ AP Newsfeatures Writer need at one time. The theft was reported to Man­ ing Company. Local and long dis­ to organize and train worsen . In trict. and by posting a co j^ thereof on chester police yesterday. James emdiUon, $300. Call MI 9-8425. MI Veriion, Conn. TR 6-7609. Truck Jack, chains. Very reaaon- decorator furniture from model dla- lot.419,200. Philbrick Agency, MI nice neighborhood, owner has entry correspondent, F. Pauline New York (A1 — Men weary of Arrahge Jewelry, glovds and tance moving, packing and stor­ our sales department. Steady ' able. MI 9-1853. Jtooms Withoot Board 59 McK i n n e y b r o s . the public slpi-post m the Town of Cov­ Gorman, owner of th^. husineas, A0865. age. Regular servlGe throughout play home. We will give you free 9-8464. . ^ MANCHESTER—9-11 Lllley Street. purchased another home. entry in said District.at least five days Little, telephone Pilgrim 3-6231. waiting for the ’woman In his life handbags together in separate FALL YARD CLEANUP —. Don’t work, excellent opportimity. For delivery and free storage up to one Seweroqe Dispesd Co. Large 2-famity duplex, 2-car ga­ before said day of hearing, and that re­ dra-wers marked according to-'Nool- said today that it may have been New England states and Florida. further Information call MI SNOW TIk ES buy 2 new tires —• LARGE b e d r o o m for one or two, turn be made to this Court. while she dresses idealizes the someone who is putting together hla 1957 CUEVROLEIT ^rdtop - V-8 spend hours raking leaves. Let MI 3-6563. year. 130*132 Pearl S t—MO 84308 .-MANCHESTER—4 bedroom Home, rage, 2 611 steam furnaces, 3(4 $18,900—$4 duplex, 2-car garage, or. me sweep, your yard In a matter 3-0886. get 2 jtew Wheels free. No down adults, free parking, business Attest. fashion model who can switch cos­ own car. A sp^ om eter, tachom­ floor shift, good condltiorf. Im­ excellent clc«et and storage space, baths, centrally located. West Side laj;ge lot. ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. Board Will %11 Keep garments in good condi­ maculate. Call after 6. MI 8-7800. Of minutes. - Call Ml 9-2660. pa3rment. Cole’s Discount StatfSn, ' NORMAN’S block. Depot Square. Mr. Keith, large enclosed porch, 2-car ga­ Realty, MI 94315. tumes in 90 seconds. eter and other inatrumenta ot an BOOKKEEPER with payroll tax 486 Center St. 448 HARTFORD ROAD MI 9-8191. $J6,S00—A large 8 room home and Yet any woman can be a quick tion. Check hosiery for /sftajfs be­ Austin-HeaJy dashboard were - re­ experience for accounting office. rage, $19,700 Philbrick Agency, MI Old Fire Engine 1968 CHEVROLET Impala convertl- STEPS, sidewalks, stonewalls, '' Painting— Papenne 21 MI 3-1624 9-8464. ■ TALCOTTVILLE—2-famUy 5-4, 3 a separate 4 room home, S-car change artist if she is willing to fore’ putting them away. 'Test moved, it wsa reported. Police are We, full power, 848 cu. In. V-8 en- fireplaces, flagstone" terraces. Some typing experience preferred. OIL IN YOUR 3 gallon can, $1.18 • ------^ - - - - large lots, business zone, bus line. garage on a large lot. Idea] for employ the speed techniques mod­ shoulder straps>on slips and bras. investigating. PAINTING AND paperbanging. CaU MI 9-2206. full price. Always low prices at Before you buy furniture any­ Cine, new top. MI 9-3248. Work done at reasonable prices. where—abop at Norman’s. • SEPTIC TANKS TWO-FAMILY ranch, 6-4, enclosod Tongren Agency, MI 84821. in-laws, etc. Near center. Hie Charter OaH 0)uncU 9-9237-. refrigerators, dryer combination Town of Andover are hereby warn­ # SEWERS frontage, trees, greenhouse excel­ tive homes, unique in design, of­ REALTOR MI 8-2766 the Lake of Isles Oimp In North without looking it over .carefully Firemen'Aiistfer PI aAsao. stores, offices. Floors washed, Saturdays, Light office and retail testers; four new translator radios waaher-dryer. Tei. Ml 8-6563. fer the finest In split .level living. tographera’ and fashion model in ------. store work. Typing .essential. $20 td $80 each. Small FM radio. ed of a Caucus to be held at the MACHINE CLEANED lent condition, (jnly $19,500; Carl- Ed Craiwford MI 9-4410 Stonington but was turned down for soiled spots. Keep shoe heels waxed, windows washed. Attics Ibcce'llent location. For additional New York once operated a model­ capped. ■ 1968 CSIEVROLET, 4-door standard Write Box AD, Herald TR 6-6759. Tovim Hall - In Andover on Nov. ton W. Hutchins, M l-9-5132. by the board of directors last 33 October Calls and cellars cleaned. Lawn main­ Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. information or appointment call MANCHESTER—Charming 6 room ing school in Dallas. She makes shift, 3 tone gray and white, A-1 tenance. Odd Jobs. Ml 8-8946. 17 CUBIC Fo o t chest freezer, 9 14th,-, 8 P.M. for the following • INSTALLATION Q — At one time the White night. these suggestions: Chose a medium length, simple Wallpaper removed. Celllnga. CLEANING woman for Fridays. 39 L'YNESS ST. Very good buy. McCartJiy Enterprises, Inci.. .MI Cape, 4 finished, large private lot, Directors decided on the advice condition, $300. Ml 9-8681. months old, $185, MI 3-0494. purposes: detached garage, oil hot water House w u occupied by three suc­ hair style. It can be changed In Town Fire Chief William Clif­ Floors., Good clean workmanship. Must furnish own transportation. FURNACE—Good working order. SPECIALIST Drive by. CaU for details. Carlton 9-5391, John Panciera, MI 9-1898. of W. Clifford Mason, chief of the Shop with speedy di-essing In M A M,. RUBBISH Removal Serv­ 1. To adopt By-Ijaws of the Re­ W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. heat, finished rec room, aluminum cessive presidents within 30 days, appearance with a plrt curl here ford MSson, in his (October re^ rt 1957 PLYMOUTH 9 passenger ice—cbramercial. residential. In­ Fhlly insured. Reasonable rates. MI 9-7400. Reasonably priced, Call MI 9-5268, publican Party fo r , the Town of town fire department, that the mind. Limit your wardrobe each and -there, or dressec^, up quickly of fires, said 33 alarms including Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or Ml 31 EDISON ROAD—6 room Cape, atorma and screens, convenient, who were they.? wagon, low miles, loaded with dustrial. Attics, cellars, incinera­ Andover. HOLLISTER ST.—7V4 room Dutch presence of the 1917 fire engine in season to one basic color and sev­ for evening by adding''a. matching 22 actual fires, five false 'alarms,' 9-5082, ■ WOMAN WHO can drive. If you FOR SALE :— Flat wallstone, v.e- Towa aai Countnr hot water oil heat excellent value immaculate, $15,500. Robert A — Martin Van Buren, William eral ; interchangeable ones. (Betty extras. Must be seen. Reasonable. tors. Leaves raked. Brush re­ INVITATION 2. To do any other* business Colonial, 11/4 baths, beautifuj mod­ at $13,900. Philbrick Agency, MI Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914. Henry Harrison and John Tyler. the camp which is miles away coronet or chignon 'hairpiece; and six rescue or emergency calls,. MI 9-0886. , moved. Metal, cardboard drums. would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours neer and fireplace stone. -Bolton proper 10 be done at said meeting. chose green, beige'and black as INTERIOR painting, decorating, p day calling regfuiarly each month Notch Quarry.''MI 9-0617. ern kitchen, exceUent cloket 'space, 9-8464. from any fire department, would Put your make iqp on slowly. were answered. MI 9-9787. ; ' ' Per Order DRAINAGE CO. give the scouts "a false sense of her colors for fall and winter.) ‘iM s BUZCK St^er Riviera 2-door ceilings, wmipapering, steaming, on a group of Studio Girl cos­ large lot with trees. Philbrick MANCHESTER—Large five room Q—What is a description of the You save time here by taking Xeariy totals up to Nov. I num­ TO BID Ellsworth L. Ck>vell Agency, Ml 9-8464. CUSTOM BUILT 6 ri>om Ranch, . Cape, garage, aluminum storm security.” Limit hats, shoes and gloves to ImrdtM, good condition, reason­ PIANO TUNING $6. Repairs guar­ floor sanding and refinishlng. metic clients on a route to be es­ PAIR OF Arabian Flintlock pistols M IM 1 4 3 legendary Scandinavian monster your time Bo that it only has to bered 98 alarms, of which 63 were Clean workmanship. No Jof) too with holsters. Need some work. Sealed bids will be received at Chairman i large li'ving room with fireplace, windows, nice yard, assumable called Kraken ? Chief Mason said, in a request to a few r/hich look equally well with be done once. able. Can be saen at Joe Freddo’a anteed. Free estimates given on tablished in and around Manches­ the tyfice of the General Manager, $13,900—4 BEDROOM Colonial, fires — 28 being buildings, 7 grass Aflantle Service Station, 488 Oen- small. John Verfallle, MI 9-S760. ter and are willing to make light $45 a pair, 70 Mill S t, Manchester formal dining room, family size % mortgage, convenient loca­ A —An enormous, many-armed sell the old American-LaFrance each costume. Tie a scarf over your head to fires, 15 in- vehicles or equipment request. Call M I 3-1365 Kenneth 41 Center Street, Manchester, wall-wall carpet, knotty pine kitchen. 2 bedrooms, l',4 baths, tion. Call owner, MI 3-5836. ■ pumper, that It does not have any • tar St., M a^ eater. Robinson. deliveries, etc., write Studio Girl kitchen cabinets, formica count­ sea monster which Is capable , of Avoid dresses -with' side zippers. preserve your hairdo and to avoid outdoors, and 13 mtscellanoous Connecticut, until November 22,' recreation room with . fireplace, pulling even the largest ship un­ w'ater storage tank, nor any chem­ If possible. Purchase' bras and getting makeup on your clothes. Cosmeties, Dept, ND4, Glendale, 1961 at 11:00 A.M. for Storm Sew­ ers, aluminum storms, central. fires, 12 false alarms and 3S'> res­ 1983 FCRD Vlctorii^ 3-door bard- Electrical Somcea '^2 California. Route will pay up to enclosed br'eezeway. attached ga- CARE AND detail have been lav­ der water, according to folklore. ical tank, nor the type of pump foundations that fasten in front. Certain clothes have to be put on er Construction—Middle Turnpike Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 6-5132. . rage', landscaped yard 91x194. ished on this custom 2 bedroom cue and emergency calls, the rt- t«p, atandacd Wiift, excellent con- RUBBISH and trash removed at $5 per hour in commissions. INVITATION which could propel fluids from a (Betty usually always wears over your head. port noted. dtiicA. 39 Foxeraft Drive. MI reasonable rates. Call PI 2-8646. F’REE. ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ West, Sind Alton Street Sduth. Marion E. Robertson, Broker. MI ranch, 100x180 high, dry and wood­ Q—What type of eubeUnce is storage tank. The,truck must be Bid forms, plans, and specifica­ CHOICE LISTINGS include 9 room strapless bras and half slips to To avoid wasting time stralght- ice on ail types of electrical wir­ single on Bigelow St. for $20,000; 34958.______ed lot, attached garage, enclosed amber? either hopked. to a hydrant or tning your slip underneath, while ing. Licensed and, insured. Wilson Help IVanted-rM.Tle 26 T O B ip tions are available tfpon payment 12x12 patio, exhaust fan, disposal, a i^ d fumbling with shoulder c a r p e n t r y —Specializing in the big cotonial m Pitkin St.; deluxe A —Petrified trqe sap. parked within 20 feet of a pond, straps -when switching to dresses bUpplng on your drese by holding All ShellRc N«tnr«l . IM UNOpUf, 4-door sedan, care- I smaller work, repairs, alterations, Electricki' Co., Manchester, kU Sealed bids will be received at of a $10.00 deposit (refundable for VERNON—Practically new split— and double sink in 17 foot kitchep. he said. V ftny aaalntshtod, never abused. PHARMACIST full or part-time. the Office of the General Managert $30,000 ranch In Lakewood with plenty of • decoUetoge. It down with your kneea. ceilings, moat anything. No Job 9-4817, Glastonbuiy, ME 8-7376. State qualiflcatlona and salary ex- return in good condition). The de­ Circle; new 4 bedroom colwilal $3300 and you ' can assume VA Glass enclosed bath, fully atorm- Q — Who was Byerly Turk? The town could probably rs^ Betty admite that without a Rangoon — SeUoqo knows too too small. Excellent work guaran­ 41 Center Street Mancbeater, posit Is to. be made with tlie Col­ m o r ig u t. Real nice, garaga, fire­ ed. Owner anxious. Robert Wolver- Arrange your closets grouping chemical comgoMtton of aliillae, p ec^ . Write Box Z, Herald. Connecticut until November 22, with 2-car for $27,600. T. J. \A — The famous Oriental stal­ alike $200’*'or more from .its sale, suUa and dresses according to coI-> werdrobe nilstreee to hook her up teed. TR 8-6769.-, lector of Revenue at 41 CJenter place, <5arpetlng,;comblnatlon win- ton Agency, MI 3:1614. he said. He added that he would but can’t reproduce tt eyatketteeJ-. 1961 at 11:80 A.M. for .Reinforced Crockett, Realtor, MI 8*1677. dows Included. Also have clean lion which was ImportSd Into or. Place hats harmonious with In back and a.hairdreseer to brush Bonds—Stodto Mortgagdi Si EXPERIENCEU exliibit builder, Street. A receipt will be Issued have recommeinded gi-ving the en­ ly. The source of alt siwUae ie tho 4-door iiaciltop, MASON WORK, aaperUy done, Concrete. FTpe. ■which which will entitle pros­ ranch, 3 bedrooms, all the extraa OFF OF OAK Street — 6 room England to start the breed we each group on the shelf above, up stray wisps, she can’t change excellent opportunity, Manchester OAKlvD RD.—8H-room ranch, call ’’thoroughbred.’’ gine to the scouts, if he thought quite ae. quickly at home aa at a lac, a -tiny paraslUe insect found and bricks, blocks, stones, fi^ la ce s , SECOND MORTGAGE m oii^-W e MI 8-0117, Bid forms and apeciflcationa are pective bidders to pick up the excpllent condition, large living Including carpeting. T. J. Crockett,'’ home in gbod condition located on line up suitable''shoes beneath. 1. IdUar. MI 9-4U6.- cellar floors and stucco. MI 9-8001. can supply any amount c< money Realtor, MI 8-1877. approx, two acres of woodland. it -would really benefit them. show. on certain types at plum trees in ' - ... 4 . avallablib « t the Controller’s Of­ plans.^ and specifications at the room 'With fireplace, 8 bedrooms, Bunna; India, and 'WiaHssti. It for mortoagea. Terma to fit your w a n t e d —Reliabla’ man as truck fice, 66 Center Street, Manchester, Terrific location,, private, dead­ Q—^How bid is the offiM 'ef post The truck, which is stored in Airangs dresser drawer in units But by nlanning ahead aa feah- Controller’s Office, . 60 Center plastered walls, forced hot water so that each stack contains a slip, Mves on Iknbo and tw ifi iad needa. OoDatnietion«. mortgagea driver. Good proposition for ^ h t Connecticut. Street, Manchester,' Connecticut neat, ene ear garage. Bowers MANCHESTER—Headquarters for end street. Only $15,300. Soon Isursats of England? tha Osnter flreliouse, 'wlU' be sold Ion ahowTdlreetan do, aha can RUBBISH AND trssh plckun—at­ aim avaUablt, J. D. 470 Why vacant. T, J. ( ^ k e t t , Realtor, A —In 1889, Geoffrey Cbsueer to ths hM ust bidder, tbs directors bra, pantisa or itodis and a pair driMa 111 tv* nfanitaB iaatoad of seerebes too i ^ ------tics and callanr. MX 94336. man. New. System Lsumdry, Euur- Arthur J. LeCIalre Jr., Bsq: Arthur J. IjeClairs Jr., Bohool district. $18,900. Philbriqk taro tenements. Why not Main S t, MX i s m i . ■" i itoonSt. ;• ... Acting Oenenl Manager Acting General Manager Afsaer. Ml i * ^ WaM BMe Jtultsr, IQ MI $*1877. MMuned the tiUe of peet IwamtA- deoMed. o f hMtory. Thus by m aostog oao oust or $8Mk And m mm : off.sadM de , ¥ •T.v r, - ‘ > '■> (.-w- ^-.T ■' V-*'VV'ijVt-’’/'- ri/f-y.y ■■■ \ -A t': ' •

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1W.I iR«trli?0tifr lEwftttng ATerage D i^ Net Preee Bun W6t the Week. Haded „ The Weather Novenber 4, 1#61 PoraeMt et U. •. Weather Baleai LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY WINF MON. thru FRI. 1:10 - SAT. 11:10 -- GIFTS EYEHY DAY 13,460 Windy, bold early tonight, aaew Member of the Audit flurriee likely. Low S3 to te. VW* B nnen of OIrotileUoa day pertly eloody. High In low dda. 1 MoMhe$ter^A City of Village Charm —— — ...... '— ;—:------•...... t TONIGHT IjTONIGHT VOL. LXXXI, NO. 34 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1961 (Claaalfled Advertising on Page K ) PRICE FIVE CENTS Group Favors FCC State News Proposal to Delete Roundup 74 Army Recruits Perish Hartford’s TV-Ch. 3 Officer Saves Seven Children Hartford, Nov. 9 (/P)— P ro -f p*tee wlUi TJIHIF' o^annels 18 and In Fiery Crash of Airliner ponents of ultra high fre^ 80.” In Home Blaze CELEBRATION Mentioning the claim of Chan­ q^uency (UHF) television in nel 3’S that with its removal would Connecticut formally went on go the only clear telsvlaioh picture Thompsonville, Nov. 9 (/P) record today in support of the now 1 being received by thousands —Seven young children were FCC proposal to delete Chan­ of Connecticut residents, the state­ carried from their beds and ment continued; Two of 5 in Crew nel 3 from Hartford. "This may or may not rtow be lowered to aafety as fire tore Those presenting the statement true, but it will not be eo if the through their apartment here to Governor Dempsey Included FCC action la uj^eld and there early today. •I *• Richard Davis, president of WEIZ- are more UHiF stations on the air Patrolman Earlston Gordon of TV, New Haven; Robert Bray, serving these same many thou­ the Enfield Police Department en­ Escape in Virginia , general manager. WHNBiTV, sands of people with clear, inter­ tered the burning apartment above Hartford-New Britain; Harold ference-free signals.". the Rlvervlew Restaurant, 2 Main Thomas, president, WATR-TV, St. to rescue the youngsters who Richmond, Va., Nov. 9 (/P)—Seventy-four young Army Weterbury and WNAB Bridge­ It went on to point out that ranged In age from 3 months to 9 most TV sets in the area are equip­ years. ’ . draftees and volunteers, en route to begin training only hours — PLENTY — — PLENTY — port, end Edmund Waller, presi­ ped to receive both VHF and UHF after taking their service oaths, perished in the fiery crash dent, WTOR, Torrington. signals. "It could have turned out to oe FREE PAMUNG FREE PARKING In the statement to Governor a tomb for the whole family," said of a chartered plane near here last night. Three of the five [ GOOD TONIGHT AND THURSDAT | "However so long as a VHF Sgt. Wallace Bennett, who caught No Meter Street ■ Dempsey,, they said: monopoly Is continued in Connecti­ crew members died also. \ No MMer Street -The Federal Ck>nvmunications at least four of the yoimgsters PvIdiif^Aiid Plenty* Parktns—And Plepty cut the experience of the past 10 lowered by Gordon from the sec­ The big 4-engine Imperial Airlines Constellation was striv­ Gbmmisslon is fostering the ex­ years has shown bdiond a doubt ond floor. ing desperately to reach the safety of Byrd Airport with two Renr of Store Renr of Store panded use of UHIF television that there can never be'adequately channels, and . . . public interest The mother, Mrs. Theodore engines out. It made one unsuccessful pass at the field and competitive television in the state George, called police when she was circled for another try. I 200 EXTRA 1 demands recognition of the long- of Connecticut. There can never roused by smoke at about 8 s.m. range objectives of the FXXI’s ac­ be the proper incentive for the She pleaded for help, saying that Suddenly, an airport observer reported, the plane “dropped tion . . . towards deintermixture building of additional stations as she and her children were trapped straight down. A hall of fire sliot up. It must have gone 300 in Hartford, jvhere VHF (very in the apartment. feet in the air.”^Explosions echoed through the cold, starry I S&H GREEN STAMPS high frequency) Channel S com- (ConUnned on Page Four) Gordon arrived on the scene with night as rescuers raced to the scene in a marshy woodland. with a purchase of 10.00 or more State Trooper Leo Timmons and others reaching the burning build­ It was 9:24 p.m. • present coupon with sales slips to the cashier at the stamp desk ing soon afterwards. The crash was the .second worst single commercial plane Free Sweet Cider I OPEN TONIGHT Backed by Air Force Gordon went into the building, disaster in the United States, and the worst in Virginia hi§- > one to a family • with cash purchase only the floor burning, and carried the tory. The record toll for a single plane occurred Sept. 1 when youngsters—who still were In their a Trans World Airlines Constellatiop plunged into a cornfield Plus . . . Extra Birthday Surprises beds—to safety. Authorities said the fire began in near Chicago, killing all 78 aboard. TILL 9:1 If regarded a-s a military flight^" And Doughnuts Arosemena Named the restaurant that occupied the first floor of the frame structure. disaster, the crash hete also Bennett said only the walls of the would rank as the second worst in building were left standing. This was the scene at dawn today where a non-scheduled Constellation airliner crashed the country involving one plane. 500 Teachers r«q. 3jOO and 4i)0>—«xe«lltfif Irregulon Ecuador President In 1952, 87 men lost their lives in . 2400 PAIRS-REG. 1.00 reg. 2.99 and 3.99 claiming the liyes of 77 persons. State and military police stand inside an area roped-' a takeoff accident of an Air Force 6 Efcape Fire off to keep spectators away. (AP Photofax.) C124 at Larson Air Force Base In Call Off Strike NYLON TRICOT SLIPS Quito, Ecuador, Nov. 9 (/t)— New Haven, Nov. 9 (/Pi—Fire In Washington State. Domestic and Imported CarlOs Julio Arosemena takes the a jluplex apartment house at 546 Only a few hours before, most FIRST QUALITY SEAMLESS NYLONS Chapel St. drove two women and e many styles and colors nylon lace trimmed styles oath as Ecuador's new president to- United Policy Goal Fades 90 o: the young Army recnilts had In New Britain new winter shades . . . plain or mesh e embroidered tailored styles In day, promoted from the vice presi­ four children from the building yes­ been in a gay, joking mood as they prop, lengths, shadow panels 82 to 44 WOOL and WOOL BLEND SKIRT LENGTHS dency by a constitutional right that terday and caused $3,000 in dam­ boarded the aircraft In New Jer­ New Britain, Nov. 9 {JP)—Public the Air Force enforced with a age. sey, Pennsylvania and Maryland school teachers here have called One woman and her 4-year-old noisy jet raid on Quito. ML on their way to basic training at off the strike planned- for today The show of force yesterday by daughter were trapped briefly by Ft. Jackson, S. C. because the state education com­ three rocket-firing jet fighters led heavy smoke on the third floor. JVest Still Divided Three of them, neighborhood missioner has offeree', to act az Pf- (Limit 8 pairs) the Army-backed provisional 'ITiey were taken down a ladder by friends in Bethlehem, Pa., had en­ mediator in their salary dispute. president, Supi>eme Court presi^ firemen. listed together. They were Joseph The announcement that they 1.88 Fire officials said the blaze 1.68 J. Champion, 23, and Stephen would walk off their jobs today dent C ^ ilo Gallegos Tolsd& to drop Us claim to the presidency started in an electrical storage Kohli, 19, half-brothers, and Leroy was made last week by more than TOMGHT ONLY! fo THM) TONIGifr ONLY! S:45 to 9:00 TONIGHT ONLY! 5:45 to 9:00 closet in a basement hallway. On Berlin Solution vacated Tuesday by Jcme Maria Kranch Jr., 17. Another from 500 teachers who are members of Velasco Ibarra. Bethlehem was Robert Bedics. the New Britain branches of tha That cleared the .^ay for the No Parking Ticketn By WILUAM L. RYAN ^eye on the handling of the Berlin An aunt said young Bedics had (Jonnecticut Education Association REG. 60.00 to 75.00 FAMOUS NAME MEN’S WOOL WORSTED BOYS’ COTTON FLANNEL PAJAMAS . ! ...... O N L Y 1.97 REG. 5.99 TUFTED HOBNAIL SPR E A D ...... 3.67 suoeassion of Arosbmena, 42, the called his mother from Wilkes- and the American Federation of Middletown, Nov. 9 (A*)—Middle- AP News Analyst situation, which only recently Teachers. SUITS...... : ...... 39.90 to 59.90 BOYS’ WASH AND WEAR ZIP-OUT ALL WEATHER REG. 1.99 COTTON PLAID SHEET BLANKET...... 1,57 2 for 3.00 left-leaning vl^'president elected town's policemen may find them- London. Nov. 9 (/P) — Quiet di­ brqught a frightening confornta- Barre at 4 p.m. before the flight with Velasco Ibarra In June 1960. departure. ITiey did an about face yester­ COATS ...... f ...... O N LY 12.99 s^tfgs vrithout parking tickets un­ plomacy — cautious testing and OoiKof Soviet and American tanks day, however, and voted fo remain REG. TO 6.00 MEN’S CAPESKIN GLOVES...... 2.97 REG. 5.99 MIRACLE BLEND BLANKET...... 4.44 Congress akeady had proclaimed less the city's board of finance co­ probing—is lifting the atmosphere- acroas the sector border of Ber­ "He was so thrilled,” said the him president Tuesday night. lin. aunt. 'It was his first plane ride.” on the job as long as bargaining REG. 15.95 BOYS’ PILE LINED PARKA JACKETS...... 8.90 operates soon. o; dangerous tension over Berlin. There waa much Joking earlier sessions with the city give'prom­ COMP. TO 2.00 MEN’S PIMA COTTON BOXER SHORTS .. 97c 8 for 2.85 REG. 2.99 AND 3.99 SPRINGMAID PERCALE SHEETS . . . .2.19 and 2.39 O aU a^a a ’political centrist, re- nie city's parking authority ITils can buy time, perhaps even Ebcploration is going on in efforts REG. 2.99 BOYS’ LONG SLEEVE SPORT SH IRTS...... 1.99 in the day when 28 of the young ise of a satisfactory solution io REG. 2.50 MEN’S FINE T IE S ...... 1.39 3 for 4.00 REG. 2.49 AND 2.69 SPRINGMAID LUXURY MUSLIN within minutes after the made a-mistake In the budget and lead to a period of relative relaxa­ to find out whether there- is any­ men waited in Paterson, N.J., for their dissatisfaction about tha sal­ REG. 4.99 BOYS’ FLANNEL LINED POLISHED COTTON SLACKS 3.99 Ml rockets and brief machine didn't request enough money for tion. But it can al.so cau.se serious thing in the Berlin and German sit­ a bus to take them to .the induc­ ary schedules. MEN’S CONVOY JACKETS WITH HOODS...... ONLY 16.90 SHEETS ...... 1.89 and 2.09 im bursts in swoops over the mlli- tickets. difficulties in the Western Allied uations about which the West can talk with the Kremlin. tion center at Newark, N.J. At the meeting yesterday, they REG. 15.99 to 32.50 BOYS’ AND STUDENTS SUITS AND SPORT REG. 3.99 MATTRESS COVERS...... 2.99 barracks as tank-supportsd On Tuesday night, the finance camp. They kidded about the old Army were told State Education Oommia- REG. 'TO 25.95 MEN’S FAMOUS NAME SW EATERS...... 9.90 COATS ...... 11.00 soldiers held Arosemena a virtual board will consider appropriating These are among the strong im? There is little chance of a high- level meeting—of foreign minls- slogan, "Hurry up and wait.” Bioner William J. Sanders iz willing REG. TO 5.00 MEN’S FAMOUS NAME LONG SLEEVE SPORT MEN’S AND BOYS’ FLEECE LINED HEAVY COTTON SWEAT REG. 3.99 AND 4.99 QUILTED MATTRESS P A D S...... 2.69 and 3.69 prisoner at the legislative palace. $525 so that the parking author­ pressions the observer gets after For varioui reasons, six of them to serve as mediator In the dispute Though the barracks seemed to ity can buy tickets. watching the world’s central crisis terq of t.he West and the Soviet Un­ Cross locates area near Rich­ were not Inducted and returned and win: try to sit down with rep­ SHIRTS ...... 2.99 SHIRTS ...... 1..39 and 1.79 REG. 5.99 DACRON FILLED BED PILLOWS...... 2 for 7.50 be the target, the palace was jar­ GABLOB JUUO AR08EMNA frffer to help came in re­ CURTAINS...... 3.15 and 3.30 echoed off the surrounding moun­ Motor Vehicle Department's daily There Is a feeling in Britain that There Is practically no chance at ply to a request for such assistance REG. 22.99 MEN’S CORDUROY JACKETS...... 16.90 REG. 59c YD. PRINTED PERCALES...... ^ c yd. tains. Despite all the noise, no record of automobile fatalities as the goal of a solid united policy all of an Ekut-West summit meet­ from the. teachers. REG. 5.79 TO 6.29 WELLINGTON FIBERGLAS RUFFLED damage or casualties wsge'rpport- Under Control; 456 ot last midnight and the totals on among the irrench, the West Ger­ ing in the near future. There was a string attached, \CX)MPi TO 4.50 AND 5.00 MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS...... 2.79 2 for 5.50 CURTAINS...... 4 .2 5 to .4.70 REG. 69cYD. PRINTED COTTON FLANN EL...... * . . .39c yd. ed. > the same date last year: mans, the British and the Ameri­ A new summit failure would be however. Sanders told the teachers 1960 1961 considered disastrous in Europe. Faces UN Condemnation REG. 3.99 COTTON LOOP RUGS...... 2 for 5.00 Gallegos' resignation was re­ Homes Destroyed cans is becoming daily more diffi­ he would serve as mediator only if R B C ^99 MEN’S FAMOUS NAME PAJAMAS...... 2.79 2 for 5.50 REG. TO 3.99 IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS ...... 1.68 yd. ceived at the palaqi with cheers Killed ...... 230 229 cult. ITie gove;rnment heads will meet they- revoked their decision to REG. 12.99 100% ACRILIN BLANKETS'...... • s • '• • • e • • • B.88 REG. 98c YD. CURTAIN PR IN TS...... ,57c yd. and applause. The troops ' and Los Angeles, Nov. 9 (JP)—Men The Initiative for the testing only if the western powers are cer­ strike. MlElTO-^RRIS TWEED TOPCOATS ...... ONLY 39.90 tain in advance that the Russians COMP. 19.99 TO 24,99 CHARMHOUSE ELECTRIC REG. 39.99 PURITRON ROOM PURIFIER...... 29.99 tanks ^thdrew . Arosemena took and machines massed today for an­ Diet of Injuries and probing seems to be in the "Strike” Is not the word tha REG. TO MEN’S SLACKS ...... '...... 9.90 over the Presidential Palace, where other assault on the twin blazes In Hamden, Nov. 9 (Ai — Richard hands of the British and -Ameri­ are ready to agreelto somethihg. South African Defends teachers have been using in their BLANKETS ...... 11.97 to 15.97 Re g . 89.95 AND 104.95 PURITRON KITCHEN RAPJGE the Santa Monica Mountains, the Fadel, 74, ot 168 Peck St, New cans, seeing more or less, eye to While the probing and counter- public utterances about the watt- his opponent had holded up. probing goes on between Moscow REG. 8.99 MliNJ^^^TNTER WASH AND WEAR SLACKS . . . .2 for 15.00 REG. 12.99 HEIRLOOM TYPE BEDSPREADS ...... 8.88 h o o d ...... : ...... 69.95 and 84.95 Col. Aurelio Naranjo of the De­ worst fire disaster in Southern Haven, was struck by a car hero out. They prefer to call it a "post-* yesterday afternoon and died two and Washing;ton and Moscow and ponement of education'* and havf fense Ministry announced the Quito California history. London, the West's problems seem' White Supremacy Aims Garrison Mcepted Arosemena as Firemen controlled fiames in ex­ hours later In Grmce-New Haven promised to teach in the summer president In response to popular clusive Bel-Alt and environs last Community Hospital.. to be growing. to make up any tima loat in . tltt' \ i» q . 4 .W French President Charles da regular school year, , 109- 21.95— N€W IMPROVED MODEL demand. night n»e fire In liearby Topanga News Tidbits Gaulle remains stonily opposed to United Nations, N.T., Nov. 9 (D^cles. LoUw assailed both a month reg. 16.95 H AM JLtO N BEACH , The Army command had dele­ Canyon was contained early to­ Safety for Elderly from the AP Wires any negotiations at all Regarding —Faced with almost certain U.N. ago for not supporting his right of (ConUnned on Pnga Fonr) / BEACON Wli^ER WEIGHT BLANKET c te d the executive power to Gal­ day. Authorities reported favor Hartford, Nov. 9 (A5—lb s Con­ West Berlin. He appeals to con­ condemnation and possibly a call free speech when the black Afri­ Toastmaster Automatic Pop-Up Toaster PORTABLE ELECTRIC MIXER legos Tuesday night, before Arose- able wind and humidity. necticut Bafety Commission today tend there Is nothing to negotiate^ for worldwide diplomatic and trade cans rammed through a resolution mena was released from the arrest Officied damage estimatee: 456 urged all communities to launch Federal Judge Leo Brewster in that the West has nothing it can boycott, South African Foreign censuring his policy speech defend­ • full or twin 72xM e 70% rayon, 20% cotton, 10% nylon Velasco Ibarra had put him under homes Bestroyed (by actual count), pedestrian safety programs di­ Minister Eric Louw goes before ing apartheid and attacking' sev­ • roM, green, blue, beige c eeeUte and eetin binding • chrome finish • built to last a lifetime F o rf Worth, Tex., rules that Fort concede and tkat negotiating would • white only * 5 yr. guarante* earlier in the day. Yesterday, the all but nine In the Bel-Air area; rected specifically toward the Worth Sehool District must be in­ be a sign 'of western weakness and the U.N. special political commit­ eral of the bluk African states. Army leaders refused to recognize 14,150 acres of invaluable water­ elderly. tegrated.. .For first time two retpeat tee today to defend his govern­ Elsewhere In the U N .: BuUetms the congressional proclamation shed ruined; property damage per­ It reported that 65 per cent of Nike Hercules missiles are fired ment's white supremacy policy. The assembly by a 71-11 vote elevating the vice president and haps in excess of million. 'in Bonn, aged Konrad ^derxeuer Sources in his delegation said Called from AP WiMi |20 pedestrians killed In traffic aecl- from actual combat launching site has won his battle for re-election last night adopted a U.S.-Britlsh in United States zt secluded beach Louw would deal at len^h with the resolution calling for Immediate re­ (iOontinoed <»-Fags Twelve) (Continued on Page Two) (ConUnned on Page NjM) as chancellor, but his position ob­ demand (or sweeping boycotts and sumption of East-'West negotia­ in northeriJ Oahu, deatroyihg two viously is weakened. Some well In­ \ supersonio target drqhes traveling possible expulsion from the U.N. tions on a nuclear test ban treaty. CATHEDRAIi DATe SET 2.78 13.97 formed quarters feel It will be dif­ sponsored by 30 Asian-African Fifteen nations abstained, and six Hartford, Nov. 9 10.78 800 to 900 miles pet hour, an Ar­ ficult to bring the present West countries and (Juba. my spokesman ' In Honolulu re­ were absent. The Soviet Union bishop Egtdlo Vagnossi, apostol­ TONIGHT ONLY! 5:45 Id 9:00 TONIGHT ONLY! 5:45 to 9:00 TONIGHT ONLY! 5:45 t« 9:00 N-Tests in Air if Needed ports... D^. Arthur A. Brant of German government around to the He was also expected to reply doomed the negotiations, saying ic delegate to the Untied States Newmont' Exploratldn, Ltd,, Dan­ idea of a flexible i^iproach to the to more than 50 nations who (or the talks would never be held. from the- Vatican will' offer s Soviet Unipn. To many West Ger­ the past two weeks in' the com­ The - western proposal followed IMintifical Mass in theaiew St. Jo­ bury; Conn., says federal govem- mans the word flexible means flex­ 59:95 SUNBEAM DELUXE FLOOR POLISHER...... j . 39.95 REG. 16.99 DOMINION ELECTRIC CAN OPENER ...... nient' is making no "orderly or In­ mittee have assailed South Africa's an Asia-African resolution calling seph’s Cathedral on fhe day It Is 10.88 WOMEN’S LEATHER PALM DRIVING GLOVES ...... ONLY 1.64 ibility at German expense. apartheid policy ■ of strict racial for an uncontrolled moratorium on officially opened.'.lltot day, an­ telligent effort” .to determine segregation. 12.99 5-PC. KING SIZE TV TRAY S E T S ...... ,er.97 REG. 27.95 DORMEYER TOASTER...... !...... 18.88 RINGTOP DRAWSTRING HANDBAG ...... ONLY 2.38 Kennedy Says U;S. Arms Best, Causes of unemployment. 'West German suspicions may nuclear weapon testing. rThls also nounced by Archbiaoop Henry J. U.S. Sen. Prescott Bush, R- be Increased by some of the poa- ' Informants said Louw would won overwhelming approval from O’Brien today, wUI be Wednes­ REG. 24.95 DORMEYER ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR .....___ 16.88 SIMULATED PEARL BIBS, NECKLACE ROPES, EARRINGS :....78c Conn., skys need for skilled tech­ sibUitiea„ now apparently being dis­ stress -his government's contention the .'assembly, but both Russia and day, May S3, 196Z- Ground was: I. 59 KING SIZE SERVING TRAY ...... 77c cussed. that apartheid is an internal mat­ the Western powers turned it broken (or the towering strvotarff REG. 20.95 DORMEYER ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR ...... 14.88 REG. 2.00 ANp 3.00 GOLD LOOK BIBS, NECKLACES, ROPES, nicians far exceeds supply and now rising oh Farmington Avf.. 24.95 UNIVERSAL 8 CUP PERCOLATOR ...... 14.88 Wants Extra Defense Money that this "constitutes national . An interested audience seems to ter and none of the U.N.’s busi­ down. EARRINGS ...... 1.59 2 for 3.00 emergency’’... Installation of new have been created for Premier ness and Would charge that the as­ In the assembly's trusteeship September, 1958. The lower REG. l.Op AND 2.00 BOX—25 BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS 50c and 1.00 Khrushchev’s proposal that certain sembly had set up a double stand­ committee, four African nations ehiireh was opened last DeceSn- 46,00 7 PC, PURITAN FIREPLACE ENSEMBLE...... 27.94 state "computer system” for. han­ ber just in time for Archblsliop 50% OFF TOYS, GAMES, CRAFTS, WHEEL GOODS AND DOLLS REG. 2.50 WARNER’S COTTON CIRCULAR-STltCH BRA ...... 1.68 By WHITNEY SHOEMAHEB aslnce he took office in January, ls«>. In reference to attempts to as- dling car registration data has United Nations agencies be shifted ard for judging actions—with the strongly attacked U.S. policy in ■a to West Berlin as a token Of guar­ small nations serving as whipping O’Brien to celebrate a pohtfflcal 7.99 ALL METAL IRONING BOARD...... ;. .5.44 REG, 89.99 WOMEN’S MINK COLLARED WINTER COATS ...... 68.00 REG. 3.00 FORMFIT LONG-LINE COTTQN. BRA .... .S ...... 1.88 . Waahington, Nov. l9 (AV-Preal- about $47 billion. sure business leaders he is not anti­ caus^ some delay, but towns will Mass there on (hristmas Eve. This was Kennedy’s 18th presi­ business, Kennedy said. “Well, If receive their registration data at antee that its freedom is pro­ boys. (Continued on Pagd Two) 6.15 FARBERWARE STAINLESS STEEL QT. SAUCEPAN .. .3.18 WOMEN’S WOOL AND CAMEL COATS WITH DETACHABLE REG,,8.95 TO 11.95 “SLEEK” GIRDLE AND PANTY GIRDLE ,...4.99 dant Kennedy says the United dential news conference—his first to stop them, sajdng we are iinti- least ten days before Dec. 1 dead­ tected by the 108-nation organ­ Lquw served notice When the de­ States packs military power sec­ in nearly a month- It ' rtui (or business we are supposed to cease ization. bate began that he would fight any QUEEN IN ACCRA RACCOON COLLAR ...... 34.00 line. Motor Vehicles Commlssion- attempt to isolate his nation. He Accra, Ghana, Nov. 9 (XI — A 18.95 FARBERWARE STEAM AND DRY IRON ...... 11.88 REG. 2.95 TO l9 5 DISCONTINUED STYLES, FAMOUS NAME ond to none in the world and won't abdut a half hour and was light­ enforcing tha antitrust law, I sup- ei; John J. Tynan says at Hartford Some sources see prospective' ened by flashes of humor. While it pojM the cause is lost." He added benefits in this: Pethsips guaran­ threaten^ to expose his main ac­ tumult of cheers and. a cere­ COMP. 49.99 WOMEN’S FUR AND WOOL BLEND DRESS COATS 33.00 FOUNDATIONS...... /. 1.88 to 4.88 be fooled ty sthe Russians into los­ 6...Harry C. Post, 93, founder cusers as the real violators of the Japan - Reports monial pouring of gin on ths 7J99 16 PC. BARKER POTTERY STARTER S E T ...... 3.79 ing this strength; produced nothing em cially new, there can be , ‘'no long-range hos­ and president emeritus of Post teed and even expanded land cor-* BEG. TO 17.99 FAMOUS NAME WOOL SKIRTS...... 7.88 REG. 5.99 PRINTED NYLON TRICOT SLEEPWEAR ...... 3.88 It gave-the Presidem a chance to tility'' between buslnese and gov­ Junior College of Commerce, dies rldbrs tiiroufh Communist-nfied human rights ^clause In the U.N. ground greeted Queen Ellssbeth maintain the U.8. position, express his views on many things charter. II today on her arrival here for s 19.99 45 PC. BARKER POTTERY S E T ...... 11.88 REG. TO 7.99 TAILORED AND DRESS BLOUSES ...... 2.88 be proposes: ernment but wound up: "Whether, at Watwbnry Hospital after long He warned then that he Intended Record Fallout 12-day state visit. Thousands of REG. 59c LADIES’ ACETATE TRICOT BRIEF PANTIES. . 1 .—To seek additional money for —from military power to recent .r can oonvince them or not I don't Ulnesa -(Continued on Page Two) SIZES5TO10...... 3for§4e Democratic triumphs at the polls. know.’ to prove that those who were loud­ gaily garbed Afriesha burst Into 19.95 d o m in io n ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR ...... 14.88 REG. 2.99 TO 5.99 FAMOUS NAME TAILORED BLOUSES . .1.94'to 3.94 defense next year. ^ He Is reluctant, Kennedy said, Fifty students maixXi for five est In denouncing his government Tokyo, Nov. 9 i/P)—Japan's Cen­ tumultuous cheering aa thb royal ^ 2.—To keep a steady eye on U.S. On other subjects, Kennedy had fniles through strM ts of Delhi * visitor, accorapan)ed by her bus- REG. 3.99 NYLON TRICOT SL IPS...... i ..... 2.78 2 for 5.50 to predict future results on the this to say: had "not come to the court of the tral Meteiorologlcal Agency an­ 14.99 DOMINION ELECTRIC SKILLET ...... IQ.88^' REG. 5.99 AND 7.99 NEW FALL SKIRTS ...... 3.99 strength. Intelligence and commit­ basis of past elections. But had carrying placards proteattag Sov­ Queen, Philip Start United Nations with clean hands.” nounced today It haa recorded the hand Prince Philip, stepped from REG. 6.50 WOMEN’S WASHABLE WOOL AND DACRON SLACKS 3.99 REG. 79c ARLURE COTTON BRIEF PANTIES ...(...... , . .2 for 94c ments- In relation to the capablU- Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New News Conferences — Asked why iet 60-megaton botnb tests . . . Two rival resolutions on the highest level of radioactivity in the plane which b ro u ^ t her on n 24.95 DOMINION AUTOMATIC SANDWICH TOASTER .... .16.88 ties of its adversaries. York, Gov-elect Richard J7'Hughes he doesn’t mset the press mor^ British BrbadcasUhg Corp. (BBC) Jet Trip to Ghana South African race question have dust fallout caused by Soviet nu­ non-stop .flight from London.' A ' COMP. 1.15 PR. DELUXE IMPERIAL SEAMLESS PEG. TO 8.98 SPECIAL GROUP HOLIDAY HATS . . . 3 75 8.—To get ready for nucleaf Of New Jersey and Rep.-elect' often, Kennedy said the public in­ rejects phonograph record by been submitted to the committee. clear blasts since Sept. 1. But it white-robed fetish priest poured teats in the atmo^ihere and to terest justified his present sched-’ American singpr Chico Holiday, The 31-natlon draft calls for gin on the ground aa a Ubntion to II. 95 DOMINION AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER...... :. .8.88 NYLONS...... 58c 6 pr. box 3.35 REG. TO 14.99 WOMEN’S DRESS AND TAILORED SHOES . ’ 8 90 Henry B. Gonzalez of Texas lost, London, NoV„ 9 tflp)—Queen Eliz­ said there waa no immediate conduct them If necessary. he said, "It would have been In­ ule because most obvious topics contending , that it Qrflecta an hys­ diplomatic and economic sanctions danger to human life. , ., Invoke the bleaslngs of the gods deal with sensitive foreign policy. abeth II left by air for Ghana to­ and draws the attention of the Se­ and ancestors aa the Queen was 6.95 DOMINION ELECTRIC CORN POPPER...... 4.88' WOMEN’S WASHABLE DEERSKIN STRETCH GLOVES .. .ONLY 2.38 REG. TO 11.99 WOMEN’S SPORT SHOES ...... 8 90 It waa In connection with nu­ terpreted as'm- stuiming setback terical attitude toward internation­ day to begin a -day state visit The agency said weathermen in clear'test readiness that Kennedy for this administration.'' So he He'll hold conferences nearly every al aituation^the record is "God, 12 curity- Council to the question of greeted by Prestdeat Kwsms week after Congress reconvene, he that many of her subjects had expelling South Africa from thq Osaka, the industrial center in Nfcrumata, declared yesterday the United said he would, break hhi .rule and (Country and My Baby.’’. . . Oon- feared might place her ih petVinal southwestern Japan, yesterday re­ suites Is determined not to be .say their victories were a “sourcs- said, and wouldn't object to several greas of Racial Equality (CORE) world body. ra g . 3 9 .d 9 f«g. 45.00 r*g. to 1.25 a week if he'qonsiderod them in the peril. ' A milder proposal put (in by seven corded 280 mlcro-mlcrocuries of X15 HITS 4,070 M.PJI. 1.00 maneuvered out of a position (ft of st^tlsfacUon to .us"- and Indicate in New York balls off, at least (or With her husband, Prince Philip, radioactivity per one cubic meter power. He reminded his ndws con- the voters believe both the candi­ public interest at the time. time being, scheduled mass "free­ nations calls on South Africa "to Edwards Alr-^ Force 'B aae, dates. and Democratic jiarty are Eisenhower — Kenifedy a»- the 35-year-pld monarch left change its race policies and urges of dust samplings from the air. A Calff,, Nov. 9 <^>—Hie X U rocks LADIES' WINTER COATS MEN'S TOPCOATS-WOOL and CASHMERE fennee that Russia prepared for dom ride” In Maryland and Dela­ aboard a special Boeing 707 jetliu mlcro-microcurie is a unit used to Its current aeries et nqclear blasts committed to progress. nounced former President Dwight ware. members to impoee whatever pen­ puns.flashed n reeord 4,07» MEN'S SOCKS With a amile, he added; "I sup­ er for the 3,600-mlle journey to alties they might want under the measure radiation. mUea an tMor today in tls e herringbone tweeds • checks and tweeds while discussing a test ban . over Pope John XXni will have -final Accra. Armed BcoUimd Yard U.N. charter. The previous hlgb detected in e pile lined e harris tweed typM e 36 to 46—regular, the conference table, ' pose dome day ws will lose and I (ConUnaed on Page Sixteen) word on Inviting nen-CailioIloa aa swotted Aa-out spend di * • sizes 8 to 18 -will have to eat those words.” guarda went with her. ^ .The Sovi*t bloq haa thrown Its dupt waa 177 mlora-microoilriaa landed ssfMy dei^ie n i short, long "If they fooled us once, it la Kennedy (replied with vigor when obaerveta to fortobmlng Bcumenl The visit was In doubt until yes­ support behind the Sl-hatlon draft per one cubic mater, the agency windshield. The famed eige*eX- • cottons ■ e orlon, nylon blende thslr fault,” Kennedy said, "aa4 a questioner said some people re­ Mr^ Sam Weaker oal Council of Roman Catholic terday while the government pon­ and haa urged that South Africa, be said, recorded on March 19, 1958. rhsesreh ersft.__ Its:I mgkWv e tissue lisle e plaidsi panels, If they fool' us twice, It Is our gard the views of Prime Minister Church, Vatican City aays . . dered whether the .Queen would be expelled, but most members op­ On Sunday the agency reported englns for the first ttms wlH e lOH to 13 checks, stripes, fault." Nehru of India as tending .-to be Bonham, Tex., Nov. 9 (A9 — Washington’s Wliite House Secro- safe In Britain's former West Af- pose such a drastic step,'contend­ detecting 1,820 mlcroimosxicuriea open usUl . fuel clocks, solids Kennedy, who previously had pro-Gommunlst. House Speaker Sam Rayburn, tsry Pierre Salinger says that rlcsui colony. Four bomb .explosions ing, it would do more harm than of radioactivity i>er cubic centi­ tipped Its 4,000 m pA. signaled a rise In military expendi­ "I know of no rational man in suffering '