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DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS WITH ALL I VOL. LXXVII, NO. 52 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1957 (ClMsUled Adverttaliig on Pag* 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS 8 CASH .SALES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 | Fraternity Hale's Opens Its Unit Votes Choose from a large assortment of books for children Ike Acts to Unite U.S. 83rd Christmas of all ages; illustrated books, famous all about books, uindmark books, activity book.s, popular stories for For Rights boys and girls and many more. GiftSeason y i : Colorado Springs, Colo., Illustrated Book of the Sea $.3.0.5 Nov. 30 (fP) — The National (Jolden Book of It’s HALE’S for Interfraternity Conference Today f ^ ^ ^ I, Science------$1.3.'> and .$3.05 yesterday gave unanimous Science, Illustrated r.olden approval to a report which Almanac B ook...... $1.05 Bo.xed Cards 50c to $1.00 box declares college fraternities ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Al Illu..itrated Animal Stories $1.00 Cello Packaged Cards 20c pkg. have a “ fundamental Ameri :i9 ■ Illustrated Book. Robin.sou can right” to choose members President’s l ^ R CrCru.soe ...... $1.00 according to their own stand Ike Rests, Will See Told Open Tonight J Illu.stratod Counting Rook .‘51.00 ards. ^ a . . A Ilhi.stratcd Hook, of Gift Ideas from Our Stationery Dept. The report wea made by a aph* dal autonomy committee. It de- Aides W ork Numbers ...... $1,00 Until DIARIES. 1 YEAlt or 5 YEARS ...... $1.08 fenda aelective memberahlp prac- Until 9 PM. Illustrated Minute ticea of aocial fraternitiea. Grid Game on TV Biographies"...... $2,05 DESK CALENDARS...... $1.00 and $1.50 The report said “chooalng of onea own friends and aaaociatai la Unchanged ,, ,, , , Mrxton Bpok for Young MEMO PADS WITH PENCIL...... $1.00 and $1.05 Gettysburg. Pa., Nov, 30 (/P)— End of IGY ( loth Hooks for People ...... 50c a aocial right which cannot be con that the reason Elsenhower never DESK P E N S ...... $ 1.00 fused with civil rlghta.” Washington, Nov. 30 (/P)— President El.senhower, reported has gone to an A rm y^ avy foot Small Children . .75 and $1.00 Ilard^v B ov s’ Storv Bonk $100 Sixty-one national and Interna ball game as Presidwt Is that he Washington, Nov. 30 (JP)— BOXED STATIONERY...... 50c to $2.50 At the policy level, President making excellent progress recover Illustrated Activity Kook ..$1.00 Nancy Drew Story Rooks $1.00 tional fraternitiea, acting through would find It djincult—If not im President Eisenhower has 7 ‘ ‘ PAPERJIATE PENS ...... 08c to $2.05 delegates to the annual conference Eisenhower’s illness makes a ing from a mild stroke, roots today possible— to /W Impartial in the here, instructed the organization's for his West Point alma mater In stands. moved to tighten Whits DOUBLE DECK PLAYING CARDS $1.10 and $1.05 difference at the White House coordination of the executive committee to carry out House. But the day-to-day watching the Army-Navy football He ha« made It a practice each GIFT tVRAPPING P A P E R ...... lOt to 50c the report's recommendations. game on television. year/TO telegraph best wishes to U.S. effort to speed scientifie MOULDED FOAM RUBBER operational routine goes on FILLED The fraternities instructed the Eisenhower arrived at his farm teams the day of the big and technological progress. executive committee to: pretty much as usual. from Washington by automobile^ :ame. But he haa been known The White House announced yes THROW PH.LOWS 1. Circulate the report to frater The reason it does is that Sher early yesterday afternoon, J to add a line to the West Point terday that tha 12-member Scienes « nity chapters and alumni. man Adams, Elsenhower's chief four days after suffering a block wire, leaving no doubt he’e still Advisory Committee, organlzeil IX CORDUROY and ROUGH 2. Encourage fraternity rep of staff, still is very much on hand age of a small brain art pulling for the school where he initially under the Office of De WEAVES WITH REMOVABLE resentatives to contact college of there. And that means no Interrup Continuing to snap b a ^ , Eisen played football more than 40 yeara fense Mobilization, will work di ZIPPERED COV'ERS ficials and legislators personally to tion of virtually any of the ataff hower prowled happilSfaround the ago. \ rectly with the White House here persuade them that "each college activities he directs. farm and e n jo y e d ^ visit with his Snyder traveled from Washing after. ^■ fraternity is a social organization, Adams, of course, also has a big four small grawlchildren. ton with the President and Mrs. And the statement— iMuad in $.3.98 Gift voluntary In membership, and is voice In policy-making. And he At dlnnep^me, the President's Eisenhower, and is staying at the Gettysburg, Pa., where Elsenhower entitled to exercise Its fundament and other administration officials phystclajk'^’ MaJ, Gen. Howard M, family's country home. The doc t h i s SA TtnO A V . NOV. SO al American right to choose mem is convalescing from a alight stroke play an even bigger role In that Snyd^jpfsent word to newsmen that tor will make a dally check on —also aald the group would be ex f r o m . 2:00 5:S0 Beautiful practical throw pillows m bers In accordance with Its own field when illnieaa hlta the Praal hla.^patient's recovery progress Elsenhower's condition and make panded to a membership of 17.___ all color..< Other throw pillow.^ foam- V tiderwear ■tandarda.” dent. For example,. Adama sat in a fllled 12.98 each with ripper cover. ontin’ues to be excellent.” up his mind soon—along with con The ’White House announcement It waa charged In the report that meeting last ’Tuesday where hi There was no word on whether sulting physicians—whether to let came as U.S. specialists continued S lip s...... $2.fi8 to $8.08 an effort to force college frater Jolly St. Nick Conies to Town Vice President Nixon and six oi Eisenhower will remain at the the President go to Paris for the final preparations leading up to tha RCALTirUI, DUNDFR •ROSE SYMPHONY" SIZES 32 to 48 nities to remove restrictive racial SanU Claus greets hla friends In Manchester as he makes hla lint visit of the season In last night's key men gave a final go-ahead for %rm for the weekend only or make Dec. 16-18 NATO summit meeting. launching of the first American PRI.N’TED FLORAL and religious clauses is a planned Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade. He waa escorted up Main S t by 20 marching units; simultaneous productlon.^’of the a more extended visit. His doctors PATTERN Thor and Jupiter, l,5(kfi-mi|e range On arrival at the farm yester Satellite,-expected sometime n nt Gown.s...... $5.05 to $8.08 move "to reduce Greek-letter including everything from pipers to rockets. Story on Page Three. (Herald Photo by Pinto). have ordered several weeks of rest day in 62-degree sunny weather, week. NYLO.N RAYON BLEND SIZES 32 to 42 societies to a position of import- mlaalles. The Preatdam, Nixon re TOWEL SETS before he returns full time to his Ui* President had lunch, napped The announcement also coincided BLANKETS ence, if not to eliminate them en- ported later. had” given tentative White House desk. Shortie Gnwn.a .$3.08 to $5.08 tirdy," • 1 approval to aijeti an action before for about an hour and then walked with predictions from soma U.S. Nvion hound on four sides. There was advance word, how and rode around hia acreage for scientists that the rocket from $5.98 8-Pr. SH SIZES 32 to 40 The report added there is pres- Italian Tenor Gigli|Labor Scores Sir Winston Notes he suffered jkillght stroke Monday. ever, on Eisenhower's plans to pull ently agitation In more than 50 about 70 minutes. Ruisla’t Sputnik I may plunge to ^ 9 . 9 5 . GoverpfiSent legal experts noted up a chair In front of his TV set Eisenhower rode most of the earth tomorrow and that it might Il.qlf Slip.-!...... ,$2.08 to $5.08 colleges against the clauses. Dies of Pneumonia His 83rd Birthday thatpnaidenta can and almost al- and watch the Army take on Navy Heavic.st weight quality, 72.\90 for twin or full beds. SIZES SM -.MED.-LG. J. Edward Murph.v, conference way In a green ataUon wagon driv tall in North Amerioa. solid color in yellow, pink, Vote Upset in wip’S have delegated some duties In Philadelphia. As commander- en by a Secret Service agent. But Dr. John P. Hagen of Wsah- Gift Toiletries Our New York office bought treasurer, described the restrictive Rome, Nov. 30 (A5- Beniamino Westerham. England, Nov. 30 id powers of their office to other in-chief of ail the armed forces El bine, jfreen and aqua, 2 hath tliousands to get this low Panties ...... $1.00 to $3..50 clauses aa examples of "the good he did get in a good hike, too— Ington, director of the U-S. Navy’s towels, 2 hand towels and 2 Gigli, the Italiaa singer who suc tgb—Sir Winston Churchill tui officials. But these experts aay senhower publicly takes no sides. hla first outdoor walking to satellite program, told a St. Louis price. A beautiful screen SIZES 4 to 9 old American right to select our ISew Zealand there are many prealdentlaj powers facecloths. friends” ceeded Enrico Caruso as the star 83 today. He sipped chi The word around the White audience last night; p.int ro.se pattern on white, which cannot be delegated. In this House always has' been, however. i COTY COLOGNE ...... pinit and vellow grounds KMfSKSKWWSKaKSKSKSKSKWSKWSKi Dr. Houston T. Karnes, profes tenor of New Y'ork's Metropolitan (Coatiniied on Page Six) "For those who feel criticsl of OTHER TOWEt, SETS Wellington, New Zealand, Nov. knd relived hia stirring /y ea rs connection, they cited the signing the United States position in the OTHER BLANKETS sor of mathematics at Louisiana Opera, died at his home today of COTY TALCUM ...... 11 98 to $4 98 30 itP> — La)>or unseated the Con Britain's wartime lisfiir . of legislation, the veto power and satellite effort, I miglit suggest M DS to 422.95 Millinery Dept. State University, waa elected pneumonia. He was 67. the granting of presidential clem chairman. He succeeds Francis S. servative government in New Zea- With him at hlsX?hartwelI homa that the proper course is to wait’ His doctor said Gigli became ill land'a general electlona and will waa Field Mapifial Lord Mont- ency. Not Enough to Halt War until the end of tha International PRIMITIF SPRAY M IST...... KWIAtMCWMMCWNCJKMHICWJKMaMMfWWMIlCMAEW. FOR CHUIST.M-AS GUTS Van Derhur of Denver. two days ago. At first it appeared Murphy, of Philadelphlhr-was return to power after an absence gomery, one o f Britain’s most cele There appears to be general Geophysical Year (December 1958) WHY .NOT only to be a cold but then a high brated cwmandere of World War agreement that, in view of the ab and tally the significance of the REVLON LIPSTICKS...... named 'ice chairman; Roland fever developed aiiddenly. Olgli of eight yoars, final unofficial re- i G iitA ccessori es Maxwell of Pasadena, Calif., turna ahowed totUgbL. n . TogMitalcr Montgomery had sence of any sUtute on the subject, scientific advances which have been I KATHKIt BAND.S kept on Joking with thoafi at JiU no president can delegate the of made in’ our satellitee.” FRIENDSHIP GARDEN BATH POWDER . treasurer, and Joel W. Reynolds bedside until a few minutes before The rigufes gave the- Socialistic Listed here ate just a frtr of the ninny 4H‘ a Kiiil Hal o* Boston, secretary. Dean Glen Laborites 41 seats in the 80-seat they chatted, telegraph mes- fice itself to another person. Paris Votes Partial The first U.S. mdonlet will bs death. YARDLEY GIFT SOAP ...... J*rs and, mall trucks drew up a amall 6.4-inch test sphere, the lovely accessories you'll find at Hale's. T. Nygreen of Kent State Univer Last September he was injured Parliament to 38 for the nations Brownell Amendment frtmi .$1.00 i4i $;i.98 sity, Kent, Ohio, was elected edu party of Prime Minister K e i to the door of the country home Lest April, Herbert Brownoll, forerunner of larger and more slightly In an automoblla aecldent and" dapaattoir birthday erefitUiM SHULTON BUBBLE BATH ...... cational advisor. and about two years ago he had a Holyoake. Anothei* seat w ljl^ be then Attorney Oencral, urged tS(m- fully instrumsfited globes which LOVELY LILT HOSIERY Cecil F. Dawson of Washington. heart attack. contested in January. from all over the world. Nobody grestional approval of a constitu Algerian Home Rule are scheduled for launching be OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVING LOTION . D. p., Charles L. Gebhardt and knew exactly how many thera ginning In March. NO-MEND NYLONS ...... $1.35 to $1 6.5 Pr. Born at Recanati In central Walter Nash heads Ufe Labor tional amendment to clarify pro ALBA NYLONS ...... party. In power In J fe w Zealand were. A spokesman Just said It cedure In cases of preaidenUal dis The lyhlte House statement on . . $t 15 to $1.50 Pr. Italy, he made his opera debut at waa a "fantastic number.” OLD SPICE MEN'S S E T ...... $ 1.00 to $3.00 BUDGET SHEER NYLONS (Continned on Page Eleven) from 1935 to 194 ability. Brownell said the pro- the advisory committee change ...... 79c Pr. Rovlgo, Italy, In 191.5 in the part Tonight Churchill goes to a Paris, Nov. 30 (Ah—The French* representation” of the French ml- SEAMLESS .NYLONS ...... $1.00 to $1.65 Pr. of Enzo in I..a Glocenda. Proxy votes tefnain to be count National Assembly approved last explained the move In these terms: YARDLEY MEN’S SET ...... $2.95 to $3.75 family dinner party In hia honor (Continned on Page Eleven) nority. “This a4Uion was taken in order s t r e t c h NYLO.NS ___ .. $1.35 to $1,95 Pr. Gigli replaced Caruso at the Met ed. but most^iolitical quarters be night plans for restricted home rule lieve thcj>^’ill favor Labor. and a 15-pound iced birthday cake A source in the Algerian Front that there would be a more direct REMINGTON ROLLELECTRIC RAZOR $31.50 in 1920. He sang with great gusto with one candle awaited him. In war-tom Algeria, The plana had of National Liberation (F U «) said Admiral Dufek —as one critic said, "as' natural The o«lim inary count showed already been rejected by rebel lead relationslilp between the commit Last year when the world Join-1O hia group, the leading rebel organi tee, the Pteaident and Dr. James COMB and BRUSH S E T ...... $1.50 (ilFT GLOVKSe MITTENS \ ly aa a gamecock fights." thaULabor polled 508.981 votes to ers as Insufficient to atop the 3- zation, had rejected the plana be tlveT'Jational partys 458,801. ed Britain in honoring 82 yeara of JT F B I I C C i l l S u C S R. Killian Jr., his newly appoint V.\N RAALTE FABRIC GLOVES $2.00 to $3.50 Pr. , 'SeeieWHi byNx -x He returned to New York in the Churchill aaga there were 82 year-old war. cause France was trying to impose IMPORTED FABRIC GLOVES ...... $1 00 Pr I G**4 HeifeMeyiiiJ \ Plane Crashes I 1955 after a 16-year absence, sini The Social Credit party got 75,- Two blll'i were passed on votes ed special aaalstimt for science and If hat suhtren ironidn't 135 votes. candles on the birthday cake. its own solution. 'The, source, at teclmology . - .” FUR-LINED GLOVES ...... $5 98 Pr i Ing three Manhattan farewell of confidence in Premier Felix U.N. headquarters in New York, citals. Labor won most support In the Mrs. Maria Floria who has de Plans for Own Killian is on leave from his Job LEATHER PAL.M DRIVI.NG GLOVES ...... $2 98 he delighted nith a fieri signed Churchill's birthday cake Gaillard's government after the charged Paris with "not taking WOOL (?LOVES ...... $1.00 to $1.98 In Antarctica Allied authorities once.^rb«de cities and bigger provincial towns. young premier had rejected a as president of Massachusetts In and pretty for 20 years said she decided on into account the poaiUon of the stitute of Technology. EiseniMwer WOOL MITTENS ...... $1 00 to $1,98 ■Gigli to sing at a conie^t imme National party candidates held the Moroccan-Tunlsian offer to medi people they are fighting against.” country areas. one handle this time "because "l Atomic Bomb announced Nov. 7 he wee naming WOOL-LINED LEATHER GLOVES ...... $5.98 Little America. Antarctica, Nov. diately after World/4\'ar II on thought It would be,a change." ate the Algerian rebellion. Gaillard In debate before the votes, Gail SO (AV-A Navy Super-DC3 trans Four Communiat candidates said France would welcome help in Killian hia aide with the aaiign- NYLON ROBE The inscription read-: lard said, "the basic policies of ment o f eliniinating delay and in port plane carrying Rear Adm. (Continued olTPage Three) polled only 526 votes between achieving a cease-fire. France cannot be changed.” He Fine Quality HANDBAfiS them. "We pass through winter and London. Nov. 30 (A P )—France ter-service rivalry in the mtsalles SheHl he cozy-comfy for n fijtl George J. Dufek, scientists and hope for spring, ami our ambitions it reported moving ahead with a Gaillard succeeded where the said France would not negotiate Fiqe quality all leather. Blao plastic calf or faille newsmen crash-landed on fire late Two cabinet ministers were de- last government failed.' causing Its with FLN as recommended Nov. 21 Cinderella Ij«ce trimmed collar and cuffs, are ever new. Of ambitious hopes nuclear weapons program de (CoBtlnned on Page SU) in nian.v st.vle.«. last night.after a flight here from A l i o x r l-lc a c 171.1 :f«»ted. They were Eric Halstead, we may yet sing, while England spite U.S.-Britlah arguments that downfall.^.to ram the bills through by King Mohammed V of Morocco completely washable. Colors: ***^*^* r I Is, minister of indu.stries and com- in this smartly styled $2.98 lo $7.95 pacli Bring tiny waiatlinea into focus — McMurdo Sound. still has men like you." French reaourcea could be used on a turbulent assembly. and President Habib Bourguiba of Pink and blue. Sizes 8 to 14. All aboard escaped injury as merce, and John Rae minister of other things. His / 3 '4 -week-old government Tunisia. and makes big fashion news. s London Trip hou.aing. It waa composed by the cake- Shown above: New crias-croae plane skidded in on a cushion oi maker’s schoolboy aon. Christo Informed sources said today on ntajoritles of 269-200 and 267- France tn Stay Firm dreamy soft A Dainty HANDKERCHIEF 8 7 . 9 8 e 5 8 .9 8 snow. The National and Labor parties pher. 200 on bills watered down from Outside proaaure will never turn aash Boftl.v contrasts a sih’er and contested all aqats, a.s did the French Premier Felix (Tallard told The trouble began when____ ^ —.ski Germany, Nov. .30 IJP\- social Churchill's home has been fitted versions presented by former Pre France from Ita policy of holding Culo fill prints, Swiaa embroidered, lace edge in tlireaded cotton. Both, aa auds- Tern Dept.—Second Flour Credit party of Wilfrid Prime Minister Macmillan last Bulletins map'- de.s’gtis. able as they are aociahle! on the starboard side dipped for- I West German Chancellor Konrad n ....- wl^h a powerful television aerial T u ^ a y that France la determined mier Maurice Bourges-Maunoury. on to Algeria, the 38-yeor-old Pre which ha.t mier declared. from the AP Wires 2 5 c to $I.(M> each ward aa the transport a()proached i •^
- - - S - '» ...s '. >. V--J ; r FA O I1 1 I0 IIANCHESTEI^ EVENING HERALD. MANCflESTER. CONW, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1967 UANCft^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C30NN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1967 PAGE T R S n Covetofry South Windsor th* children in tii* care of Roasel- " ' St. r».%T , llni'a sister that] she planned to r I j I ( »«i. I s T M A ^ Crowds Line Admiral Dufek Sheinwold on Bridge keep her residence in Rome, it was' Troop 63 to Sponsor Santa 20 assumed then that Rossellini had READ THE ADS PBC Ponders' Sidetmlks to Planfe Crashes I le ft tho apartment to her. ' jui a- _ .\ « * aclresa said in London yes- Three Weekends at Market DON’T BE STINGY South dealer T . ^ A f- Cl A* ' I®'"''’'.'’ that there la no chance.of School Sites WITH NINES AND TENS TV Programs Neither side vulnersbie Greet Santa J L ll cm 11 I c l 1 1 1.1.^ d , a reconciliation with her husband. Hione Ml 3-5135 By .Alfred Shelmvold NORTH She said the question of divorce FOR CLEANER, CHEAPER, EASIER HOME ifEAT Oovantry. Nov. 80 Special) — 'Christmas gift, jointly with ths South Windsor, Nov. SO (Spa- The opening o f the national A A 7 had not arisen hecauae^the Roman duumel I Hartf«r4, Cobn. (Photo on Page One) (Continued from .page One) B oy Scout Troop «S m-lll iponapr post, to a post member living st ciali—At a meeting of the Public bridge tournament in Los AngelM ¥ K J 8 7 OkABBei • New RaveB. CeBB. Catholic Church does’ not recog the Veterans Home and Hospital today brings to mind one of the ♦ A to 6 3 CluiBBel U Harlford. Conn. YOUR YARN SHOP Thousand* of people lined both nize divorce. : a Santa O au t the weekenda of Building Committee last night the A 7 6 3 Cluuiael |t SprlBKfield. Mnio. •Ide* of Main St. to view the Roger O. Witherell and Merele in Rocky Hill. unusual hands from last year's ChBBBft M RrlUln. Cobb. (One Block E aafb t Main Our 4-in*l Heating Plan Ineludea Auto Dec. 6 and 7, 13 and 14 and 30 and location of the second new school W M T • EAST Chamber of Commerce'* Christmas rack 85 Notes tournament. CkeBBfl 4# Holyoke. Mb» i . Between Oak and Birch) MacBatn, Navy Public Informa matic Delivery, New Mofiilheat—the ftiel 5 2 109 3 4 CkkeBOl 53 WBteFbBry. Cobb. parade last night. ' 81 in the do>^7iatain room of Cub Scout Pack 65 is reminded waa again discussed, this time As is usual at tournament, the A K Q I A ' tion Officer; Capt. E. E. Hedblom. Ox Kills Man ¥ 4 r ¥ 6 2 Although many thrilled to the oil that deans a* It heats . . . Periodic Tremblay's Super Market. Admla- that gifts for the Msn.sfleld State baaed on the aix offers of land aame hand waa played at many * Art Nffdrdkwerk 4 J 7 J ♦ C) * 5 . music of the Kiltie* Pipe Band, the C oioado Springs, area medical of Waterbury,' Nov. .30 t/T, — An slon will be free but children must Training School and Hospital mu.st different table,. In practieally all Burner Maintenance. Pay the easy Budget from . residents in the'eastern and AAQ5 A 10; 914 Supplies Manchester High Scho))I Band and ficer; Lt. Cmdr. George D. Porter, 80-year-old farmhand, Harry B all,! Iw accompanied by an adult. be given to den mothers by Dec 8. caset, the final contraet was four SWITCH TO Plan Way. Low monthly paymei^—no northeastern sections of town. The SOUTH the Fire and Police Junior Band, Bi'ownwood, Tex. died yesterday of Injuries suffered iM o b iM Scouts will be assisting with di Committeemen will pick up the Confession Drawn hearti. Most declarers were de- A 0 3 * Free Instructions R. R. Conger, Milwaukee, photo extra cost. items. PBC expects to receive Its first fasted. ■N, the clowns throwing dut candy Thursday when he was gored b.v recting the children during the set of plans for the new school ¥ A Q 10 9 5 * Free Parking and. of course, Santa Clau*. drew officer; Marine Sgt. Tom South- an ox while vi.*iiing friends at a hours of each Friday from 6 p.m. 4-H News One player managed make his 4 K 9 4 From Truck Thief n**t week, and the final plana from 50 COTTAGE ST— Ml 9-2358 the moat applauae an(l cries of week, Quonaet Point, R.I.; Alton i- farm. A t the lime of the acci to 9 p.m. and each Saturday frPm The Junior Sewing Basket 4-H contract when an opponent got the architects are due on Dec. 10 A K ) 2 delight from the children who Lishneaa. Portland, Maine, radio dent Ball was believed to have 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eh’erctt M. Barth Club with Mrs. Emil V. Mamet as too atingy with the nine and ten Sootli Weft North East Branford, Conn.. Noy. 30 (gh— PTA Plans Sklte I lit) CURTAIN TISIE made up the greatest part of the man; Lester H. Ackman. Lincoln, e.scaped serious injury because of CALL MltehoH 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY Is scout leader. leader has elected the following I j of ipades! I ¥ 1 A 3 ¥ fm Neb., mechanic; Lt. Robert Bolling. The Wapping PTA is planning '^2 audience the large amount of clothing he The troop will take pictures of officers: Lvnn Mamet pre.sident; ore.iH.nt- I Vincent Kelly had to do West opened the king of spades, 4 ¥ FsM Faff i »>e ^ Fort Crook. Neb.; Bill Beckei-. the a night of corned; and suapenie Althnugh the sidewalk* were waa wearing. A medical exam SILENT GLOW OIL iURNERS children with Santa for those wish .Susan Potter, vice president: Carol a lot of drawing before he got ths and South won In dummy with the Openini lead — A K New York Tim e* and Rennie Tay for Ita meeting Tue.sday at 8 p.m. ace. He drew trumps with the see FUEL OIL I uSiVwrYaW''* *• jammed before and during the iner aaid he died of an internal ing this service. T -e will be .a Kicking, secretary; Diane Wah- picture in the case of the missing S:M (50) VOI 'TH WANTS TO KNOW parade, they were almost empty lor, Asnociated Press. at the Wapping School. The facul and king and then casually led J:J9 (JO) U iO K ULBK ‘ hemorrhage. Stomlnal charge for picture prints man, treasurer. The club will meet truck. 10 minute.* after the parade had ty players will present a skit en the seven of spades from durtimy. MODERN HEATING 1 Rur THIntrom BBd KokU wKh proceeds to be used for gen- every two weeks st the Mamet when he had the chance to do so. pa*.*ed. Kelly said the man accused of titled "The Lamp Went Out" and East should have aiepped up j _ And Ollie will iBtarTinwod erarv troop expenses, including home starting Dec. 2. He could then lead a club. West at its very best I 8:35 (33) SLNDAY NEW8 Led by car* bearing town and 45,000 CHRISTI.WS IN ISR.VEL! stealing the truck, Robert Carr, 34, the parent players will present a with the nine or teri of apadei, but would take two ciube and giva up 4;,e» ( f) RAY .MII.LANO SHOW Rossellini in Rome Tlicre are about 45.000 Chrisians' equipment and camp activities. The Senior .Sewing Baaket 4-H a laborer, waa a deaf mute unable III-SO) O.MMHUS Chamber official*, followed by a ScoutmMter Barth is heading a skit entitled "Trouble in the Cel he carelessly played low. He as a club. Then the defenders could in I.*)-ael, most of them Arabs, , MORIARTY BROTHERS Club has reorganized with Mrs. to read or write. sumed that South waa going to _ Hrrnr* (tom ".Miiry Ntaarl** unit of (J police marcher*, the pa committce^acoutlng" around for lar. Therfc will be a short business ait back and watt for a diamond 4;S* ) «) CAIT, tVINt’HKI.L SHOW To Visit Children They have more than 160 places o f ' Mamet as leader. Officers follow: The police officer said Carr ad ruff, and he saw no reason to WYMAN'iS rade moved amoothly up Main St. 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER a building S ta b le for scout ac meeting and refreshments will be trick. ( J) KKATI'BK FILM until one of the old time tar* In worship in 'addition to about 50 re-! Priscilla Karker. president; Pamela mitted taking the truck Saturday waste a nine or ten. (If) FOOTHAM, RKV|r;w • liglous schools. , I clivities. \ served. All members are cordially DaUy <)ueotlon OIL COMPANY it broke down. Four hii*ky teen Rome, Nov. 30 (2Pi—Roberto Glenney, vice president; Unda from a flrm working on the Con A s it happened. South followed I 4:40 (4«) A.U S.NFAD .SHOW sTroop meetinE-s. are now being invited for a night of novel en You have bid one heart and 24 M AIN ST.— TEL. MI S-1508 , 4;4S (lf-40)^ WORLD NEWS ROI ND. ager* finally gave it a push to get W a h m a n n, secretary; Joyce necticut Turnpike and driving it tertainment. suit, and West waa obliged to win Rossellini, back from three weeks heilkfrom 7 to 9 p.rttKeach Monday partner hae raised to three hearte. GREEN STAMPS It started. .Schnell, treasurer: Suzanne Mamet, to Vermont and New Hampshire the trick. N ow West was in ; i . t O < f SJ) TEXAS RANOKRS Church Notes Tha opponeiita pass, and it la up to ' Al*o featured in the parade were of mysterious seclusion, played to at tlMN^uth St. Schw. Previous reporter. Meetings will be every before returning to Connecticut trouble. Whatever he led w M go "R idrrii of (hr Lonr Ktar'* ly, meetH^s were at the Jaycees The Wapping Community Church you again. You hold: Spades Q J. 3:#e (15-4e) HOCKKY (IMe) (O.vqi E8T a unit frorf) the Nike battalion day with his three young children two weeks at various members' and abandoning it. ing to cost s trick. « :H ( 3) HOPALONO CASSIHT CTen'ney F ^ k clubhouse, which i Sunday School will meet at 9:80 Hearts A Q 10 9 5. Diamonds Q J 4, "rrolml .Man Hl*h” showing one of the anti-aircraft in the apartment he shared with homes. The meeting todsy win be But Kelly and Carr had to com Oaptures <)u«cn ( M 3) ALL STAR OOLF S;S# ( MS) (.ONE RA.NGKR does not h a ^ adequate h a tin g st the Karker home. a.m. tomorrow. The morning wor Clubs K J 2. What do you sty? (30) FOOTBALL ftCOBRBOARD "Tha TnrUtad Trark" rocket*, and mounted cowboy*. Ingrid Bei-gman before they were municate with each other by draw ship is at 10:45 a.m. There will be West actually returned a dia 4:15 (34) WKATHKRVANK legally separated. faclliUes. ing pictures for eight hours yes Answer: Bid four hearts. You (ID ROOTS AND 8ADDLE8 Two other favorite* with the OES Plans Party a celebration of the Lord's Supper mond. South played low Yrom the 4:Sf (34) rOCt'H (3#) KCIENrE F U T IO N THEA. children. Flippy the Clown and Rossellini vanished Nov. 7, the Court of Bunor terday before police could learn have only 16 points In high cards, 4:43 (33) FOOTBALL SC'ORFflOARn TER Plana have been made for a and reception of new members dummy and captured the queen day he and hi* tail Swedish \vtfe There will be a Cobet o f Honor Just where Carr had left the and partner's raite shows about IS 5:44 ( 3) 8HKENA. Ql'EEN OP THE «:0« ( f) IF VOr HAD A MILLION Smokey the Bear drew shout* of LUNCH ^iristmaa party Doc. IS by Radiant with the king. He then fineeced JFN'GLK parted. After hi* return yesterday and Charter Night prpgram at vehicle. The Rev. David Crockett will have to 17 points, including distribu I S) DR. CHRLSTIAN recognition from youngster* lining Chantar No. 11 OES. Masonic Hall, as his sermon subject "M ight of the the ten of diamonds, cleared the < R) AKY KINO (If) REAT THE CLOCK the pai'ade route. he declined to tell newsmen where 6:30 p.m. Jan. 8 in the Aht^ican They rtnally decided it must tion, You might try for a alam If (23) I SPY AT Wllliinantfc. after the regular chap Sileht Forces." suit with dummy’s ace. and dis (II) I SEARCH FOB ADVEN- Main St, merchant* reported he had been. Legion Home, starting witii a have been left on Rt. 5 pear Hart your points v/are in aces and kings, (34) RAMAR OF THE JI NGLE TFRF. ter ses^ n . The members of the Pilgrim carded a club on dummy's last (53) ROWLING TLME heavy activity during the day, Rossellini waa reported without planned potluck supper. In cha^ ford. When they went there they but you should distrust queens and (SO) .MEET THE TREKS SHADY GLEN btpnday'a Events Youth Fellowship will leave the diamond. He could then a fffort to 5:34 ( 3) THREE MFSKEtEERS Ouril: Kanalnr Haarjr dark- falling off after the parade. confirmation- after his disappear o f the meal will be Mrs. Charles' found It parked carefully on the jacks for slam purposes. Monday’s NMtivltiea include 4-H Communitv Houke tomorrow st give up two club tricks. ( 5) KIT CARSON «(»n. (D.. of Waahina'ton) They accounted for the heavy ance to be headed for Paris. An Raisch, Mrs. John A. Ohlund and side of the road. (Copyright 1957, General Fes-‘ (13) SATt'RDAY REPORT K A spade return would not have (SS) ITALIAN VARIETY HOI airline had said Sonali Das Gupta, Mrs. Everett M. Barth. Town Committee. 8 p.m., home of 2:15 p.m. to attend the Youth Rally tures Corp.). (33) niSNF.YLANn (If) GALE STORM SHOW daytime trade by the fact that the Kelly said Carr also admitted savsd West. Declarer, would ruff (34) EARLY SHOW* «:S* ( 3) GRAY GHOST Plans are ^in g formulated for Mr. aqd Mrs. w^nthrop Merriam at the South Congregational Church aircraft companies were off yes an Indian script writer with whose taking another truck Saturday but in East Hartford. in dummy, discarding a diamond **The Thief of Rncdiul” ( f) HARBOR CO.MMAND name Rossellini had been linked the troop to take part in a Natch- Sr.; CubsScout Pqck 65, Den 7, (44) RA.M SNEAD SHOW (lf-40) lOTH CESTI'R V terday. However, moat of the )>ar- had returned it in favor of the'new- from his hand. Tl^-o top diamonds Soft-Drink Cans Cain romantically in India, flew into aug District exhibit Feb. 8 In the at 3:50 with Mrs. Malcolm er. more powerful model. 5:15 (44) 3tKRRIK MELODIES " Vartilfla** ent* downtown for the parade A cup o f nourishing 8oup— a delicious Manchester Evening Herald ' * '****"“>’<' •'uff would set up 5:45 (13) JOHNNY MARTIN SHOW (II) SILENT SERVICE Paris earlier. There was no indi State Armory, W^lUmantic. E. C. Devlne^sPack 57. Den 1. at seemed reluctant to shop with .aandwich— K dish o f Shady Glen’s rich, Carr was held under 31,000 bond South Windsor and Wapping cor dummy’s last diamond for another Production of cans for soft 4:H < 3) FOREIGN f>:GIONNAIRE (If) MV FRIEND FLICKA Parking Tickets to the Four Winds cation they met in the last three About 20 boys are enrolled in 3 p.m. with Mfn. Harry'\R. Ryan ( 3) BRAVE EAGLE small children. pending appesrance in court on respondent Mrs. E. r . Scott, tele discard. drinks in the first half of 1967 to- j (Color) "Tho Eonndllaf*** Off-street'parking will be free to shoppers in downtown Manchester starting Monday. With no weeks. smooth ice cream— and a cup of Silex the troop with Richard Barth as Jr.: Den 2, at 3 ^ m . wlHj Mrs. (13) THE RIG SHOW* I:*e ( 3) TWENTV-SIX MEN Traffic moved smoothly charges of tsklng a motor vehicle phone Mitchell S IMS. There would have been a dif taled 200,000.000, an 8.5 per cent more uae for the familiar parking lot ticket. Police Chief Herman O. -Schendel, Lynwood K. El Miss Be)'gman went to London brewed coffee, or hot chocolate. There junior scout leader. .The troOp Francis Beaudet: DeVs, at 7 p.m. throughout the evening. Police .without permission and theft of a ferent itory to tell if East had Jump over the comparable 1956 pe more and John Rohan throw away the last of the Purnell Pi. supply. A group of Main St.,v mer on Nov. 10 to make a movie but you have it! Lunch anytime at Shady needs an assistant scout leader. with Mrs. Rupert Hod^lns; Girl motor vehicle. cleared traffic off Main St, just stepped up with the nine of spades riod. before the parade began and, de chants. represented by Elmore, recently leased the downtown parking area from Rohan for fret said she would be back for Christ Chnreh News Scout Troop 71. at 7 p.mTSNathan Kelly said he didn't know if Seed Firms Merge Don WILLIS Garage Glen is truly “Worth Singing About.” Hale Community Center;\j3lr! spite crowd* of pede.strlan*. had customer parking. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). mas with her children by the Ital The Second Congregational U^rr understood sign language. He SPECIALISTS IN ian director. Scout TVoop 218 at 7 p.m., ve; New Haven, Nov. 30 (A PI —The traffic moving amoothly immedi Church board o f trustees wtll meet id. it wouldn't have helped the W H E E L AUGaVMENT and Rossellini said he . found the BTrat Congregational Church^ 79-year-oId F. H. Woodruff A Sons. ately after the parade. at 7:80 p.m. Monday at the home investigation anyway because po- BRAKE SERVICE children well and that he was hap Happy Doers 4-H. 3:15 p.m. with Inc., Milford seed growers, has be GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Four Uninjured That’s Cool, M an! PWA E^inployes o f John Schmidt Irce knF>v of no on® In town who py. The main reaaon he returned Mrs. Joseph Romano; Needles and dioN. come a division of the 101-yesr-oIU The church Sunday School staff M ltrhell 9>45S1— 18 M AIN ST.t-MANTJHESTCR home, he added, was to see them. Pans 4-H, 4 p.m. with Mrs. Andrew Associated Seed Growers, Inc., of In H am den Crash will meet at 7:80 p.m. Tuesday In draw a lot better than Italian Tenor Gigli The Rev. Theodore Chan To Vole on Pad Except for that he had little to the Church Comntunity House. J. Buckley Jr.: Pots and Patches, I c o u l d . Kelly. this city, according to merger (44) ANMF OAKLFY I ( H-53) YOl ASKED FOB IT say. 3:15 p.m. with Mrs. Ronald Knapp: <53> MOVIE iJkSSiF dler, pastor of the Bolton Spedal Christmas music will be plans announced here yesterday. 4:34 ( 8i NEWS. 8PORTS A WEATH tri-541 AM ATFl R HOI B Dies of Pneumonia Hamden. Nov. 30 i,Pi Four East Hartford, Nov. 30 (^) Nego- "I think the press attitude rehearsed by tbe choir at 7:30 p.m. Holy Name Society. 8 p.m., St. Woodruff ahareholders have re ER (441 TWFNTI-SIX MKS Worcester. Mass., men w'alked Congregational Church, has ( 3> ANNIE OAKLFY , tiators for th« International Assn, toward me is a sort of vice," he Wednesday in the sanctuary. M ary’s Church hall: Police Patrol. ceived 320.000 In saociated stock 7:34 ( SI FFATI HK FILM away uninjured “after their car figured it high time his of Machinists and Pratt and Whit- New Prison Work (3?» HAWKKYF. LAST OF THF "Thf Finalvffi I'impfrnal" (Continued from Page One) commented, "and I do not want to WrsMhs Avallabla 8 p.m.. Patrol Building: Laurel In return for their companv's as RECORD HOP .MOHK'ANS I ( 3-53> -MAVFKU K knocked down 20 feet of highway ; parishioners “ sit up and , ney Aircraft have reached agree feed a vice. So please excuse me, Tbe Auxiliary to the Green- Forest, Tall Cedars o f Lebanon, sets. SATURDAY NIQHT, NOV. 30 - 7:30 to 11 «44) T%' TIMF I "Tbp Wrevkrr** fence on the Wilbur Uross Park-; ment on a new contract providing 3:44 ( 3) NWORD OF FAFFDOM grounds that he had had Fascist take notice.” The topic of I will not tell you anything about Chobot Post No. 53, American 7:30 p.m.. Masonic Hall, Merrow. Starts N exl^iith < 13-40) JACK IIF.NNY SHOW way and rolled 20 feel down a . tI3) MKKT MF AT MAXWELLS ’FilininK Jiirk’t Llfr connectiop*. The tenor admitted for wage increaaes for about 23.000 my future plans.” Legion, la taking orders for Feeney OraduatMi 13*1 WHIRLYHIRDS , bank. ( his sermon tomorrow at the ; employe* at five Connecticut ■I STATE ARMORY i3:-50) s a i .l v that he sang for the Italian Fas Friends of Rossellini recently Christmas wreaths and sprays and Seaman John. L. Feeney Jr., Hartford. Nov. 30 — Conslnic- (34) HKeliWAY PATROL | ” S«1I>- and lhf> Shpik** State Poli< eman D. E. M iller, 11 a.m. service will be plant*. quoted him s* saying he would pot poppy wreaths. Officials suggest U8N, aon of Mr. and Mra. John L. Sponaored By Co. A 169th Inf. Kegiraent 4Srd DIv. «44i ROBIN HOOD j 3:00 (13-44) FI) N| LLIVA.N SHOW cist* and for the Germans, but he •You Can Taste The Quality" tlon. of Connecticut's new stai^ 3:54 < 5» FFATI RF FILM ' said the driver. .Leon P. Danilo-. “ How Will You Look When Tile company and union an return to Italy. They said he talk that all veterans’ families have a Feeney of Bunker Hill Rd., recent Jt’B Alwa.vs New Year’s Eve (•iieaU: Polly RorRen, (tirna attributed the criticism of him to prison st Enfield will get under I Admission 50c Rafrtshmtnfs ( 3) SWORD OF FRFFDDOM 1 .Miller Rand. All A;nrrir»tn "the jealousy of mean people." wlcz. 21. told him he must have: You Kneel at the Manger, nounced the agreement laat night ed of India, where he spent a year poppy wreath on th eir door for the ly g«duat«d from the Advanced At (13-44) PFRRY MASON Fooibnit tram. ItonRlat fallen asleep before the accident j : after an all-day meeting. The pres making documentary films. •*Thr Ciifta of thr C'rookFd i He said he never had any inter Buoyant or Beat?” Amen. coming holiday. Combat Information Center at way in December, State Public Fnirbnnka. Tony and Sally occurred yesterday Daniloivlcz j ent contract e.xpirea Wednesday, Miss Bergman aaid when she left Orders may be placed with Mrs. IKE STANKO’S Candle*- De.Mnrro. .Sam (*ooke. The est in politics. "I never wore a Newport, R. I., while on tempo Works Commissioner Timothy J Hobby llelma. Tha waa hooked on a siieeding charge. I Details of the new contract, how Ernest Marsh after 4 p.m., or Mrs. rary duty from the destroyer black shirt or a Fascist badge, " he Murphy Jr., said vesterday < rirkela. and Jean ( arroll. asserted. State Police Identified his com-1 ever, were not discloaed. Louis A. Steullet. Deliveries will U.S.S. Decatur. (32-30) STFVK ALLF.\ 8HOH Murphy said that the contract The Italian Christian Demo panions as George R. Scales of 9 posing British plana to reduce the Union officials said they would be made Whenever dtslrcd. Police Arrest GRILL MANCHESTER i(olor) (iiiratn: Jimmy for construction of the maximum I Dean. Jennie Smith. Don cratic party listed him as one of Tupelo Rd., Jack Davidson of 8. force by another 13.500 men. recommend approval to employes, The Christmas party for auxili Robert King. 34, Wall St,, was so OAR ST.,^ANCHEST|CR S U N D A Y 3ION.-TUES. security units of institution to re- CONTINIOI'S Adnma, .Mnrtha Ra>e. Frrol its candidates for Parliament In Clara .St . and Dennis Leonard of who will vote on the contract next ary and post members' children arrested by the Police Patrol this Reaervatlona— Call MI 9-8094 CONTINUOl'S LUMBER, Inc. Hyan. Top Army and Navy Tuesday. ,'29-year-oId prison at I FRO.M 2 P.M. Football Ht ar« mid-19.53 elections. He told the 4 Perkins St, Aspiriiifl Airlifted w ill be held the afternoon of Dec. week and chargefl with speeding. Wethersfield has been awarded to STATE FROM 5 P..M. The past covei s worker* at plants 32 in the Legion home. Dine, Dance, Have Fun BUILDING MATERIALS f:S0 I fi DANCE TIME party to withdraw his name, ex He la to appear in Justice Court VJ' Bregman Construction Corp STARTS TOMORROW AND (3.4) ROW'I.ING STARS plaining that he had a contract for i *u East Hartford. Southington, The Auxiliary has ordered 5.075 Doc. 20. J:00 ( f) WE;ST POINT Bi isbane - of New York City. Every Thurs., Fri„ Sat. two years of singing abroad. Australia a Interna- Meriden. Portland and Rockville, Dare says: You can get o nultion poppies for ■ Memorial Day. A youM Willimsntic couple was MASON SUPPLIES (If-lf) TV THEATER tional airline, (jantaa. recently, present wage scale* were not re The Bregman bid was'32,147 320 "Wally Field* qaartet" SELEN MOR(B2lt—horaonQf—h f *lns. "Imp on a Cnbwoh Loa.h But his objection was in vain Adenauer Has Flu, Veterans at the state hospitals are sent to ’Tolland County Jail last flew 4 ton* of Australian-made I yeaied Murphy reported. H’e Finance Your Jobi (22 30) T. V. SHOW Slarrint He then campaigned feverishlv, already making poppies. night by Justice LeRoy Roberts Dinah Shore (mlor) (eneatni Drops London Trip aspirin tablets in three flights to Pratt and Whitney is a division of dollars worth of ideas and The group has voted to send a . t J ? . ! . ‘he con JImniv Durante. Jana urging his friends: "Don't vole for Bangkok, Thailand. The airlift was United Aircraft for non-support of their minor struction of two two-storv cell 285 Center St.— Ml S-5144 me. I’d rather sing " He was re child. I*4*«ell. Rnaaano Hratii. Red in response to an urgent request j ______block, to house 240 of the prison's Retd. Pat Sutkl. Steiner warded for his efforts by an elec Plmtlmd (Ikinitnued from Page One) William Whitney, 22. of Jack- 680 Inmates. The cell blocks will M o m m i I (It-*#) PKOPLF. ARK FF.N.NV Hrothera tion defeat. to replenish stex-ks exhausted dur-l ■World's" largest gj-psum quarry < > II t h e /* .1 I II IV 'I y it won't cost you a penny. son St., and his wife. Joan W hit (M ( KKKP IT I.N THE FA.MILV : (5.1) CHINA S.MITH ing an epidemic of Aslan influenza. ■ is located at Aabsster, Michigan. be connected to a dining hall and- (:ee ( f) MATERFRONT , 1;10 ( 1) MR. DISTRICT ATTOR.NET His physician said that Gigli companied by Korelgij Minister ney. 19, Brick TUp Rd.. were on kitchen by enclosed passageways. WaRNCI^RROS. (Il-je) PERRY fO.MO SHOW ' realized that he was near death probation from the court st the Heinrich Von Brentano for con that it will require (Color) (fU.oto; (.InKor when his wife called in a Domini time of their arrest. Whitney is to EASTWOOD Ro*or,, orrtrudr Rpr*. ferences with British Premier Msr- WESTOWM about 18 months to complete the tlohNny Pul'ro. end hi, hnr. DON’T WAIT r: m': 'To can Catholic priest to give the millaii an,I Koieign Minister Sel- serve 30 dayi, while his wife was "E SC APAD E monica can* ■■ FHAIMylACY i l not T?** *‘ * ''“ " *
PAGB ro u l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1957 MANCHESTteB Bv IeNING HEI^ALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURPAY, NOVEMBER 30, 19^7 FAGS n v r thtg in i^ e df Uie fact that we tree^top level, glxdng off aN hot IHanrlfpstrr 103:25): ‘'The truths of immortal WKNB—S40 HalL. Paul ’Towbridge Will ba ttie hava ..campaigned Against him, de breath we can feel, or scattering, Mind sustain man, and they an W n 0—1080 Bolton caller. nounced him, accused him of be in Ita orhlt wake, lemon,^ drops wc nihilate the fables of mortal mind, WDEO-1860 - ■ t Daily Radio WHAY—810 i^ e groulli haa Invited auembers \ ing' a Communist, and jailed him. can taate. whose fllm.sy and gaudy preten Here ’n There of the Community Baptist Olkirch PUBUHHiiiD BV n u : WCCO— 1390 ■BIULD PRINTING CO. INC. And ever since his last victory a't sions', like silly moths, singe their Eastern Standard Tima WPUP—1410 Manchester, United Methodist own wihgi and fall Into diiat." Social Event IB BtaMlI Street the polls, last December, we have Churches CiHtKh, and members of the Oon- M aaobntar >nin. by PARK TBUMAS r PUROURON nia following program ached-t4i;.»r- gregaljonal Church to the dance. WALTER R FERGUSON bten preparing to get rid of him. Center Ccmgregatlonal Church ilea ara auppiled by the radio WHAY—Parade of Hualc The hosteaaes^for the evening Publtelier* Now. at last, we have got him Zinn angelical Lutheran Chiinch*' Kt. 'James’ H. C. Church Clifford O. Sinmson, .Minister WALTER E. TED IO R D t\i‘«:u4>’ Kevii* Scheduled tit (Missouri S.vnod) managements and are subject to are. Mrs. R j^ard Olmsted,' Mra. FREE Bounded October 1 . UM Connecticut , Kev. John F. Hannon, Pastor R. Bnasdir Perry, COUNTY EDITOR thanga without notiee. I> Your WorW out Of office. i f'onper anil High Slreeta '^ I L —'MouUor R obert O o r t ^ Mfk. Jam es ■tilrun- PubUehed Beery BeenlnB Except Rev. James T. O'Connell .Amortate Allrilater itea- ske, knd Mrs. Dayid Jenney. Buidaea and BnlbJays Bt Entered el the The techniques by which we have j The Rev. I’niil O. Prokop.v, Pastor Rev. John P. Blanchfleld WHAY-Polka Party St. Maurice^ 8 .Miss Marion A. Krdin, O rganist Mra. Alargaret M. Perry. • . ----- ^ Poet Office e;e: Mnncherier Conn. x. finally accomplished the busineas' Yankee Rev. Joseph H. .McCann Organist and Choir DIreetor leooad Claee____Mnli M Metier Rockville voter.s tfo to the polls Tuesday in the city’s four W Io ilB -p T Manchester Evenli^if. Herald Bel r of throwing thia Leftist out of the ; Bolton, Nov. 30, (Special) — SUBSCRIPTION RATES B.v A. H. O. December 1, the First Sunday in AA'atann AA'oodruff, D.D., wards to elect a mayor, aldermen and other officials. The WTIC—Naws ton rorreepondent Mra. tsmls Dtin- PAjreble ta Adenoce office to which he was elected | Sunday Masses — Minister Emeritus Rhythm Follovring both the 8:30 a.m. and o^k Jr„ telephone Mltcheh f-983S. A dvent: For adults 6. 8, 9, 10 and 11 campaign between incumbent GOP Mayor Herman G. Olson w p o f c f f j: : ^ WPpP—Tempo Bandstand ^ Yoor Y< ... . have been a .little complicated. | 9:00 a.m., Sunday School. 10 B.m. maiMei a t St. M aurice ^ K Months Me ... We are no expert on the laws of o'clock with two Masses at 9. one 7:30 a m,. Holy Copimimion. and hi.s Democrat opponent, Edwin G. Heck, is fast drawing l : l i — wSAy’^r**’**'* Muilc Threeres Months First, immediately after hla elec-' 9:30 am,. Adult Bible Class. in the main auditorium, for S'liilu WHAY—Polka Parly WTIC—Monitor Church tomorrow, there will be a P A R K One Month ... clasalc tragedy, but we will venture I 10 a m., .Vuisery in the parish 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church serv to a close. True to form thi.s campaign has been a warm W ^l^M usic ctuuin Rhythm tlon a year ago, our mililar>’ ad- ■ and one for the children In the ices. WKNB—P.M WPOP—Tempo Bandstand combftied apclal hour, book ex Christmas Shops Wook-T ...... to presume that the inevitable flaw house during church worship with one. WTIC—Army \sr. Navy hibit, and food sole In tha Church SlnBlo Copy .. minlstratioii, working through ita I basement; and two Masses at 10. Sermon: "A Christian Christmas WDRC-j-Lxi a Oecorata tn the character of the hero need celebration of Communion i in the majn auditorium and Both sides have made claims and fieely discuss city business with JJJiJAY- Parade of Music Hall. Set at Hospitals MEMBER o r control of the hank, had the bank ’ 10 a.m.. Divine worship. Text: 1. The Christmas Tree." counter-claims on city matters, the press as an ndjspensable way WPOP—Tempd- Bandstand WTIC—Monitor not necessarily alwa.va be a flaw of one In the basement. l : $ a - WDRC—News All pariahionera are Invited to FREE rHE A8SOCUTED PRESS withdraw all financing from the niajhr proportions, or even an Luke 1: 1-25. Theme: Advent Medi 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School, but the Democrats have wisely of keeping the public Informed, The Asoocleted Press Is excluslesiy ■nurserv (3 year olds) through Jun WH4Y—Parade of Uuaic 5 empo Bandstand the affair which is being spon The ailhual Christmas shops at OBtltleO to the use of repuMteatinn of city government. That had the ef- easily labeled weakness or vice. It tation and Humiliation. SI. Rrldget's R. C. Church enough kept one Issue out of the yVCLC MuAii KooR> sored by the St. k(aurice Council All news dispatches credited to I'., or 1:30 p.m , The Lutheran Hour ior high. campaign. That issue is that Congratulations go to Ernest WKTsB—P M. WHa Y—Parada of Music ^ the. three veteran hospitals, spon V PURNELL / not otherwise credited In mis paper feet pf halting all public works miRhl merely be, the flaw which Bev. John J. Delaney, Pastor WTIU—Army va. Navy, WTIC—Monitor of Catholic Women. , sored by the American Legion PARK Broadca.sl. WPi;)!’ 11 a.m.. Adult forum, Robbins Mayor Olson talks too much. Caivano of Tunnel Rd., Vernon, WDRC—Record Shop and also tbs incsl oews ppblUhed here and Impairing all governmental sets the mills of the gods grinding, Rev. Theodore Uubala, Room. WDRC—Here’a *ro Vela An elaborate display of books Auxiliaries, will begin Monday. PARKING All tlchls nt rsgubllcatKo of special some minor omission of act, some For "Thi.s Is the Life. " TV, kind- Rev. Dennis R. Hussy, 3ver since his election, Mayor named this week as national depu WPOP—Tempo Bandstand 5 Bandstand for adults and children and dlspnselMa bersta are slap rooorvsd functions. Iv consult newspaper or gii.iie. 2 p.m., CYP Club. Members go Olson has freely discussed city ty chief of staff of the Veterans of l;4i— On Monday and Tuesday, the shops FREE borderline. failure to bring one of * Assistants WHAY—Parade of Music # religoiis articles will be exhibited will be held at tha Newington Vet ing to 'Hartford Eaat Rally meet business with the press, a distinc 9'orclgn Wars. WHA5’—Parade o( Muaic WTK-Monitur X p .m:::,-,! IBII Borrics eUsiit of N B A Ssre- Then, the other day, Lieut. Gen, the hero's positive virtues to bear Room by HiHiary House of Putnam. erans Hospital; on Dec. 5 and 6 lee. ^ ” on a given situatfon. at church, bring lunch, transporta tion the Democrats claini- as du Also to State Policeman Thomas WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Record Shop Publishers RepreseotsUres: Tbs James E. Moore, United States The Salviifion .Army Masses on Sunday at 7. 8, 9. 10 tion provided. WPOP—Tempo Bandstand Articles for the food sale may at the Rocky Hill Hospital; and on ’ A i , • ! t4 i . This is our heavy.fixUed entry 661 .Main Street bious. McDonnell who was commended In WTIC—Army v«. Navy 5:45~“ be left at the Churc^ Hall today or V / JulHia Mathews Specisl A|(enry — New High Commissioner and milltar.v and 11 a m., and Masses down 4:30 p.m., Senior Choir rehearsal. 'Well, Atayor —’ WDKc—(ieorzia va. Geor Dec. 9, 10, 11 and 12 a t the W est York, Chicaeo ?>etroil and Boston. Into a rather minor plot tn which •Major anil Mrs. .Iiihn Pickup, s ta irs a t 9 and 10 a.m. Rockville City Court this week for WHAY—Parade of Jlustlc before either Mass tomorrow. Mrs. Haven Hospital. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF commander on the Island, received a hero la being visited by retribu Memorial Hall. Democrats have chided the risking his life in a wild chase ^ WPOP—Notre pame va. I'.S.C.. WTIC-Monilor, ORCIiXATlONa______OMlcer* In 4 barge WDRC—Rerora Shop Arthur Scanlon is chairman of the Gifts for these shops are do a petition from 17 members of the tion for something not precisely I’et"r Carlson. Randmaster m ayor for telling the ,»re8s what to overtake a motoyl-st found guilty WHAY—Parade of Muaic WPOP—Tempo Bandstand ' committee in charge. Church of the .Vssiimplinn 81. Mary's Episcopal (hurch W.CCe—Muaic Room 4:44— nated ^ the auxiliaries of Connec The BoraM Printing Compsny, Inc., city assembly snd another petition his own fault unless, indeed, we Mrs. I.IIIInn Perrett, topics will come up at City Coun of driving at 1(X) fn.p.h. on a wet WKNB—P.M. aasunaes no rinanolsl responsibility for Adams Ml. and Thompson Rd. Church and INirk Sts. cil meetings. Many a meeting ha.*i WHAT-Newa The proceeds from the affair ticut. Patients Jit the various hos from a group of busine.samen ask- have to Judge that he could have Songster Leader road. WTIC—Arm y va. Navy WTh’--News typiutraphicsl errors appearins In sd. protected himself by a more posl- Rev. Joseph •. Farrell, Pastor The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, been prefaced with "Well, Mayor. will go toward purchased equip pitals are privileged to select gifts X, eertlsemenis and other resdlnr matter Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant Urnrfia Tech. WDRC—News and Weather ment for the kitchen of the cliurch:.. for members of their families. Vol In Tlie Maneheater Evening Herald. ing that Senaga he removed from j uve e.xcrrise of his own well known 9:30, Siindax’ sctiool Alton J. Rector I see by the papers we are going Manchester, like Hartford with WPOP—Notre Dame va. I! SC.. —WPOP—News » office because of a breakdown in ! virtues The Rev. Prescott Beach Jr., 4:15— District Leajder to Preach unteers from the different units Dl»iay aaTertlstna rnxirai Aourat ■Miinsie YP.S.M, iv discuss such and such . . its Nike anti-aircraft missile sites, WHAY—Paradp of Music W HA T >-8ports bpoUlghI ' ' wrap, tie ahd prepare tljem for PARK Masses at 7. 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. the city administration. The hero is ■ Governor Ilibicoff. -Assistant As journalists, we not only sup is soon lo be surrounded by a ring WCCC—Music Room w p c —bTrictiv Sports The Rev. Harvey K. Moiisley, ■For HondaT—r p.m. Friday 10:15, H oliness' service with WKNB—PM. mailing, if necessary. For Tueadav—j p.m Monday The retribution is represented by Colonel and .\Ir.« David D Coy- Sydney W. Alac.AIpinr, port this policy, but hope to see it of .shopping centers. Plans call for WDRC—Weather and Sports superintendent of the Norwich For Wednesday—1 p m Tuesday. Next General Moore is.sued an St. Francis of Assisi Church Organist and Choir Director WTIC^—Arm y vs. Navy W’POP—Tempo- Bandstand Mra WllJjer LitUe, rahabilita- Republican Stale Cliairman Capny special giie.sts. Band and Male spread beyond the mayor’s office one in Bolton, one in Rockville and Tsch. 6:SS— District of the Methodist Church, 3 For TTiursday—1 p m Wrdueadar. executive order, changing the niles South Windsor, Rt. 30 • tion chairman, plans to attend For Fliday—1 p. as Tburaday. Baldwin's repeated cracks to the quartet music. Mrs. W. B. Kloppenberg, to other officials. I 's. u.s.r., WHAY—Wsshinfton Reports .will df liver the sermon at the 11 Rev. .Arthur J. Heffernan, Pastor now another in Vernon at the Ver theee shops with several members For SalurdsT—1 n m. Friday of the city a.ssembly to make it effect that RIbicoff is always tak- | Junior (hoir Organist We won’t get involved in Rock non T raffic Chrcle. WTio-Monitor s.m. worship service tomorrow at Ctatairied deadline- 10:flt> a.m. each 2 pm.. Hospital visitation Mrs. Rev. Francis Karvells, Curate WHAV-—ParAfie fif Music WDRC—Sat. at the t'hase of the unita day of pubi'eAtlon except Saturday — po.saible for a simple majority on ing vacations, both at his desk .Major John Pickup snd ■Mrs. ville politics, but we will add Ihi.s The thought for today iF-shouId Wi!(X'—Music Room WPOP—Tempo Bafidstand the United Methodist Church. M ra • a m and away from it. And the ques Tlie 1st Sunday In Advent WKNB—P.M. fi: 4»V— Mousley will be guest sollst. A PARK the a.ssembly to vote the mayor out Eliz.ibelh vVilson. footnote to the election campaign these places fail, they might b* eon- WTK’—Arm>’ vs. Navy tion of whether or not the hero ex 7:30. .Salvation meeting w ith M asses at 7, 8:."0, 9:30 an^ 11 7:30 a,m„ Holy Communion. An We hope whoever Is elected will WHAY—Bupper Serenade nursery will be conducted in the Saturday, November 30 of office. Under previona rules. a.m. nual Advent Corporate Communion veited into classrooms. WDRC—<»»*or|fiA vs. CrPorKiA Tsch. V\TIC—Monltor FREE posed himself to this kind of attack educational wing of the building. Meeting Changed Colonel and Mrs. David D, Uoy. of Men and Bovs followed by : W PO P—Notre Damp vs. P S C.. WDRC—Sat. at the Chase FREE Senaga had enough votes to pre revolves around the nice question Band snd Songster music. I:45r> 7 Bandstand At 9:30 a.m.. the Church School of whether he should, or could, 8 t. .Maiirlee R. C. Church breakast In the Crypt. WHAY—Parads of Music ■ ’ I- I I I y Scrooge Early, Too vent such action. W (V(!—Music Room will meet. The Senior Methodist For Young GOP have restrained Democratic State Bolton Center 9:00 a.m., The Litany with Jun- j WHAY—Supper Serenade ■ A r. The city assembly then voted Eniuniicl Lutheran Chiiri-h W K N B -P M WTlC-rMonitor ■Youth Fellou-sbip will hold their PURNELL Scrooge, like ever>-thlng else as Chairman John Bailey when he Bev. Ralph >lley. Pastor lor Choir. Instruction by the As WTIC—Army vs. Navv WDRC—Sal Night Country Style meeting at 7 p.m. r Senega out of office. At the same used the same Issue against a Re C. Henr>' .Anderson, P asto r sistant. Class perftid follows, film | WDRC—(Jporclft vs. (ssorria T^ch. The dipner meeting o'f the Hart sociated with Christmas, seems
'■ 7 '-- V rAQBAk M AygM aTEB EVENING HEILALD. lU N C H E S T E ^ ^ llk iS SA'hjBDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1957 • ■...... ' ■■ ‘ ' ’ ' . MANCHESTER EVENIj^G HERALD. MANCHESTER', CONN. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1957 PAGE SEVEN • - ?,■ Ike Acts to. Unite U.S. RockviOe y’ Raper Brothers Ike Rests, W ill ^ee Science, Technology Leave Hospital, Said Recovered Grid Game on TV . (OMtiMied from Pag* One) Rockville, Nov. 30 (Special)—Two (Conttnued from Page Ona) and ralatad fleldi. But tha acope of Obituary brothers overcome by carbon mon Not Dog’s Day— Killlan'a authority has not b«en oxide fumes tn a trailer truck here Nor Master’s, Either amount to anything since "he was ■pchcd out publicly. Tuesday were 'releaaad from Rock stricken last Mbnday. The committee, headed by Dr. ville City Hospital today. Most hunting'<'expediti6ns do The weather was perfect for golf I. L Rabi, Columbia University Deaths A third man, M^Hton Ht/idaon, M, not end like the one John Dou- Eisenhower stretched his legs, Physicist, formerly was known as of Stockton, Md., diOd in the inig^ gan, Brookfield Rd., Bolton, but White House press jiecretsry the Science Advisory Committee. hap. \ took yesterday afternoon. . Walter S. Billings James C. Hagerty saldt'he doubts V It now will be designated the Julius Raper, SI> who gays hi* Dougan and his dog, a 100-lb. Walter Stanley Billings. 114 address as Micro, N.' C^ w a In Weimaraner,. went out on a the President will be able to play President's Science Advisory Com Cambridge St., died suddenly at for a while. MANCHESTER mittee. critical condition «dian ta d ^ to the short hunting trip. The dog re Mrs. HoIIoran Cfitetinupa Funeral Home Serried Joyro^^wer Shop Source of Chrietmag Help | his home early this morning. He hospital. His brother, RcMOrd, 37, ceived a deep cut in his paw The President was accompanied The group will deal'with prob had worked as usual yesterday in on the tour :bf his farm by still I Gifts For Your Teacher lems "Involving science and tech of Brentwood, Md., waAin faiKcon- from a rock or piece of metal. MEMORIAL CO. PBI the grocery department o f . the dition. . - \ •' Elougan took the animal imme another Secret Service man and Opposite East Cemetery nology," the 'white House state J. W. Hale Store, where he had by Snyder. Elsenhower carjjpd a ' '.’K . ' • . . . ■ .■ You will liko our gift tuggottiom. ment added. The trio was found by a fourth diately to- a veterinarian. In been employed for the past 14 trucker, Betrice 'Handy of liom - attempting to lift’ the husky shotgun, but didn’t try it out. Hs New Men Added years. • wore a western style light brown Quality Memorials ■- Jf. . : )■.: Como In ond look around. ' The five new members added to town, Va., who had slept In the cab dog to the operating table, Dou He was born in New Britain, of another tractor trailer, while his hat, a fringed tan leather jacket \ the advisory group are: gan threw his back out of kil Ovrr 80 Veara Ex|>erleiic« - Jan. 14, 1690, and had been a res companions slept in a trailer, ter. . and brown slacks. Retired Lt. Gen. James H. Doo using a charcoal burner for The President’s grandchildren little, chairman of the National ident of Manchester for the past ■The hunter.proceeded to Man- 24 years. X.t one time he was warmth. and their parents. Army Maj. and j.'i'- .J.' •• Advigory Committee for Aeronau cherter M d m o r 1 s 1 Hospital Mrs. John Elsenhower, are at the Cali Ml 9-5807, . proprietor of the Wapping General where he was treated in the tics and a vice president of the Advertisement— farm for the weekend. They are Shell Oil Co.; Dr. R. F. Bacher, Store. He was a member of the emergency room and released. A. AIMETTI, Prop. Community Baptist Church and Puli the top lever and vote a The afternoon was a,total loss; staying at their own small home '■ 'V., ■•‘"t ' physics professor at the California straight Democratic ticket on about a half mile from t^e main Harrison S t, Manchester chairman of the. Board of Deacons both accidents happened before ■ 99 EAST CENTER S T ^ T el. Ml 3-5009 Institute of Technology; Dr. E. December 3. ^ For transportation ^ " I t farm house, M. Purcell, physics professor at of that church. any game was bagged. 1 M .: r ‘ , . ■■■ 7 He'leaves his wife, 'Mrs. Ullian dall TR fi-ISM, TR 5-2596, Hagerty said Eisenhower want ... Harvard University; Dr. Herbert TR 5-3397, TR 5-3398, t ed to stop for a visit' with his v; j U' A'; if York, director of the Lavermore Flake Billings; two sons, Stahley .i".J • f a of Vernon and Francis Billings of * • grandchildren at son John’s place. Laboratory at .the University of _Biit Hagerty said the President SMITH'S T. P. HOUORAN Christmos Toys California; ana Dr. George B. Manchester; a brother, Frank Bil lings of East Hartford; and two "changed his mind and had the Upholstery Shop FUNERAL HOME KisUakowsky, chemistry profes' Hospital Reports • a i r ' ' . ..>A grandchildren. Court Cases youngsters come to him at the big 160 67AIN ST. .r-r-ofisM.’. ■ - ••• y- jt, AIR-GONDlnONED sor at Harvard. house when Eisenhower found that 20 to 4 0 % Rocket Plunge Predicth^ The funeral will be held' at 2 Call Cs Around The Clock •• • ■.*. . ■ •• ‘ Ideally located—convenient and , o’clock Monday afternoon at the Mrs. Marlow in photographers had c a hi e r a s, Phone 611 9-4663 away from the busy thorongh--’ Satellite experts at the Smith equipped with telescopic lenses, 7 DISCOUNT! sonian Astrophysical Observatory Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main William J. Relster, .22. of 67 WATKINS-WEST fare. .Distinctive Servlee, Mod S t, with the Bev. John R. Neu- ' ‘Poor Condition’ Washington St., charged with driv trained on him from a distance. CUSTOM ern Facilities. in Cambridge, Mass., said yester ’ jttir GREEN STAMPS day they hoped to be able to de bert, minister of tl\e Community ing while under the influence of an Hagerty appealed to the photog- SLIP COVERS FUNERAL raphera to retrain from such ef '■‘A* velop some predictions on the ap Baptist ChpTch, tofficiatlng. Burial Mrs. Lena ,P. Marlow, 73, of 20 Intoxicant, was fined $120 by Cothorlno HoRorem . OPEN -MONDAYS parently imminent death plunge of will be in Wapping Cemetery, .... forts while the President "is in AND DRAPERIES SERVICE Licensed Ftmeral Director OPEN THURSh FRL n ig h t s Holl St., is listed in “ poor condi- Deputy Judge Jules Karp in Town this recuperating period, . . . pai* 'Die Holtoran Funeral Home, 175^’ the Russian rocket, which has been Friend* may call at the funeral tlbn" today at Manchester Me Court this morning. Reister was llcularly when he wants to -idsit Center St. is being carried on un es to spend for a service. While aloft since Oct. 4. home tomorrow from 3 to 6:30 and REUPHOLSTERING ORMAND J. WEST, John J. Crony Jr. fro m r to 9:30 p.m. morial Hospital. Mrs. Marlow was arrested following a 2-car accident his grandchildren.” der the direction of Mrs. Catherine some people feel a sense of em Lloenaed Embnimer KIDDIE FAIR The observatory says the rocket bn Center St. on Nov. 16. Judge Aides will put before the Presi Director HoIIoran.. The- Funeral Home waa barrassment in discussing finances could drop tomorrow, but Russia hit by a car operated by Arthur RUG CLEANING , 176 Center SL—TeL Ml 9-7069 1086 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-6U6 LaBonte, 26, of Rockville, while Karp remitted $20 of the fine. dent during his stay at the farm started many years ago by the late i.n connection with funeral services, The next few e e k • will beA has said tte fiery descent probS' The case of Peter M. Gallaaso 142 E. CENTER ST. there Is no need to feel this way. 'itebron she was crossing E. Center St. any government business which Timothy P. HoIIoran. The thought hectic since the holidays always gays to hang over your wrist. bly will Slot come until several daya Can Christmas Be Far Behind? Jr., 18, of 36 Henry St., and John must have his attention. But every Manchester’s Oldest fulness and service which has Talking over matters freely with later. Sputnik I is expected to re Thanksgiving night. They make any dance something C h ris ta s m Hockville'a 72-foot War Memorial Tower on Fox Hill were turned on last nljrht H. Morhardt, 17, of 33 Hollister effort is being made to keep his characterized the Home in the past Mrs. HoIIoran, stating Just the seem to find us running just a special to remember. At JoMt's You wm main in orbit several weeks lohg- According to a hospital spokes to usher In the Chrirtmaa season. Visible for miles around the city, the tower was decorated by St., charged with the theft of a work load as light as possible. 'w ith Finest FaclIltlee amount they can afford to spend little faster. You can help your ‘Pilgrim Story’ man she has back and spine in 6 and 44 are to be found there today. Cemetery baskets and greens BILL'S TIRE •r. ^ e Merchants Committee of the Rockville Chamber of Commerce. This is the first year the tower pair of shoes from King’s Depart on a service, means that it will be AND Hnd A Comploto Dr. Fred U Whipple, Smithson juries. Elxtent of her injuries has Hagerty last night announced a Mrs. HoIIoran is being assisted in self to mors leisure by giving for -covers in tbe cemetery are a has been decorated. Four 8-foot stars are to be placed on the top. (Herald Photo by fiatemis) ment Store was referred to juve possible to strictly fdhere to this nice thought at this season o f the ian Observatory director,, said yes From Publisher not yet been determined, because declfiion the President made a PACKABE STORE her duties as funeral director by flowe.rs to several of those "hard Rongo of Smartly nile authorities. Another youth, 15- week ago, three days before ha figure. 'The same yioughtful kind year. These may be spiked to the terday there is a slightly greater she is too ill to be moved for x- years-old, had earlier been re John J. Cratty Jr. now. as always, to shop for" friends. There is REPAIR SHOP was takeh ill. ’That was to tie In ROUTE 6-44 • BOLTON COMPLETE the wishes of the family are car ness and attention to detail goes groufid so the wind will not tear StyM/Hott, GIo v m probability that the Russian rocket. ^ Slated Monday rays and other diagnosUe ex ship, .10:45 a,m., sermon, "Com ferred to the-same authority. The Phone 60 9-3324 into the serv ice' r y ard>ess of the something about flowers- that a|- William H. Green. Prop. amination. Mrs. Marlow is the Rockville-V ernon mitted to W hat?" by the pastor, directly tb the White House the ried out in every detail.______toem away. Ask about them_a| the If it drops tomon«w< may fall dur incident occurred on Nov. 11. operations of a co'mmit««~tjf top HEATING anmunt of money expended. ways bring! pleasure. The Joyce Joyce Flower Shop, "or dial cind Bogs .... ing one Of its three morning pass Hebron, Nov. 30 (Special)—’The wife of Nathan Marlow, proprie the Rev. Simon P. Montgomery. Eric Bailey, 47, of Glastonbury, The HoIIoran Funeral Home is Flower. Shop, 34 Church St., does scientists who have been advising BEER most conveniently located in the Day or night a phone call to the Mitchell 9-0791 for further infor- Colombia Bicycles es over North America. This, he tor of Marlow’s Store. Vernon Hethodist (Jhurch: Wor pleaded guilty to a charge of reck Rotary or Pressure such a marvelous. job with flower Story of the Pilgrims,” put out by him on speeding development of center of Manchester. Bus service T. Pi HoIIoran Funeral Home will maUon. * ' Goodyear Tires said, is becausb its lowest p^nt, ship, and nursery care, 9:30 a.m.; less driving and was fined $21. Bai / L IQ U O R S t Burners arrangements that anything you JANET'S the McGrsw Book Co., is the name Town^ City Resolve Dispute Church School, 10:45 a.m. The space era weapons. goes right pass the front of the bring an instant response, simply Repairs, Service barely more .Ulan 100 miles high, ley was arrested after the car. The committee, being enlarged CALL u s rO K FREE dial Mitchell 9-7060 and you will get here will be accepted with de 917 Main SL — Mnacheiter la ^ e in the ’morning. of the film which will be shown Rev. Warren E. Coveli, pastor. driven by his wife, jumped the WINES - ESTIMATES Home, a ,fact that is moat ap light. , Accessories Deer Hit by Car First Congregational Church of rfom 12 to 17 members, heretofore preciated this time of year when receive a ready response. Next to "Savlnge Bnak" also will make thitime Monday in the elementary school, curb and ran into the Kopper Ket had been set Up in the govern With. 20 years of experience Milk Deductions Over Shopping Center Land Vernon: First Sunday in Advent, tle Restaurant Nov. 23. Bailey was Iju-ge Walk-In Beer Cooler winter snows and ice storm s. can i 180 Spruce StrMt • OPEN MONDAYS a and evening crossing. under Douglas Library auspices ment's office of defense moblliza- and Cold Beer At All Times Frank Gakeler, owner of Joyce the rocket would Dies on Parkway Church School. 9:30 a.m.; morning teaching his wife to drive at the FOB ARTY BROS. make travel hazardous. Many prti- Phone Ml 9-0659 CAIX BU 9-8674 Thls'Tllm ties in with a new li werahip, 10:45 a.m., sermon and tion. Open Dally 9 A.M. to $ P.M. Flower Shop, khows that only the Receive Support complete 862 circuits around the Roqkvinc, Nov. 30 (Special) — rrated as outstanding. The Legion ti^se. INCORPORATED ple who drive use the bus during Nikjta May Spark freshest blooms will do; no -wilted brary book by TUlie S. Pina called children’s talk and sermon. "The A White House statement said bad driving conditions since It is garth today. - "The Pilgrims Knew." i Tolland, Nov. 30 (Special) — A Town and city officials have re ' team has four of these players. Joseph A. Marcoux, 50, of New JEDDO mOHLAND COAL, or -old, flowers to spolV the perfec Christian Year," by the 'Rev. Rod- "this action was taken in order particularly convenient to reach llartford, Nov. 30 (>P)—The preal- y T h e Smithsonian acientUta hope It will be shown « t 11 a.m., and deer was killed by a passing ve A compromise, proposed by Bedford, Mass., charged Avlth CONIWCTICUT COKE, tion of a floral arrangement. You solved a long-standing disagree- man D. Cart, pastor. that there would be a. more direct the HoIIoran Funeral Home by bus. Clothes Revolution Dance /they can make death*plunge pre- 1 p.m. at assembly. There will be hicle on Rt. 15 here last night. Alderman John Gill, chairman of speeding and violation of a rule.s relationship between the commit FUEL OIL, RANGE OEL are sure of unusual touches In any dent of Connecticut Milk for FOR EXTRA MONEY Richard I. Miller, 28, of Lexing ififent over the town’s interest in Ellington Congregational of the road law pertaining to pass MANCHESTER Fob those who drive their o ^ car. The Totten Way dlebiona 24 hours in advance. This no admission fee. tl)e Recreation Board, and League Church: .’The First Sunday of Ad- tee, the President and Dr. James 819 Broad S t—TeL M l S-4SSt. (Cootinned from Page One) floral piece from Joyce Flower Health, Inc., says the withholding ton, Mass., reported to State Po the Peerless Mill property with a Director Cqrleton Milanese, would ing. was jlned $15 on each charge. MILiWORK CO. ample parking space is always would permit a worldwide alert for 100 Attend Service . went, worship. Cqnununion, 10:45 R. Killian Jr., his newly appointed Shop. The blend off color, the of contributions from milk pro WE PAY Leeeone for: ebeervations o f the rocket’s de- lice at ,9:35 p.m. that he was $7,500 performance bond. remove one Legion player frorh the Phillippe R. Duchsrme, 40. of 784 available around the Home. choice of flow,era, all show the Over 100 attended the Thanks a.m. The Rev. Wayne 8andau, pas special a.ssistant for science and 254 Broad S t—TeL MI-9-82SI Urn The interior of the HoIIoran trace of red. The Russians, LitriCo ducers checks by milk dealers is • CHILDREN ■cent. ’ giving service at St. Peter’s Episco traveling from New York to Bos outstanding list, leaving the team B. Middle Tpke., was fined $12 for technology." care, thbught and skill that lies Mayor Herman G. Olson said tor. Funeral Home Is very like that of explained, don’t like that color in the most efficient way’ to raise HliBHEST PRICES • TEENAGERS pal Church Thursday at a.m. ton when he heard a thump on his with only one player to drop. passing s red trslBc light. Frank behind the finished product. There were these other develop- 10 today town jifficials have formally Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Wit s private home, informal, yet pice- their clothing. money to promote thp use o f milk • ADULTS iments relating to science and scien The rector. Rev. Douglas F. Pimm car. He stopped and found blood released the town’s share of the Donald Berge'r, representing (he J. Rivers, 28, of 103 Spruce St., NOW! Featuring TREE PRUNINB Orders are now being taken for For Rags, Psper. Metals and hair on the vehicle, but could Legion, said l\e would present the nesses: Aiblic discourse, 3 p.m., charged with failure to grant‘ the itha beat In ly,, appointed with all of the con Nor does anything in the ward in the state. tists: preached a 'Thanksgiving sermon property in exchange for the per by C. D. Billman, representative of robe conform to the accepted Rus flower delivery to churches and ' and Scrap Iron WOomMnntlon see no animal. compromise proposal to the Legion right of way. was fined $12. He Sir Winston Notes and REMOVALS veniences that are appreciated by Joyce Flower Shop will deliver George B. Farnam made the Courses 1. I>r. Eldward U. Condon, for and there was a service of Holy formance bond, thus removing the the Watchlower Society, on "When «ii» sian style: Baggy trousers, loose statement laqt night in defendiitg State Policeman Thomas Mc last obstacle to the new shopping Athletic Committee for Jts approv was involed in a 2-car accident at • Oeneial Hlllwork those using it. Air conditioning them.'to any local cljurch you may CALL OR d e l i v e r TO A F n e Traaspertatioa mer head of the U.S. Bureau of Communion. y al. • you Pray Does God Listen?" the intersection of Vernon and • Complete Window Unite Complete Tree Service. keeps the Home comfortable dur coat, tank-like shoes and drab ties. an act of the State Legislature Music was by the congregation Donnell later found the body of center to be built there. His 83rd Birthday designate. Standards, said last night in St. Alderrhen Melvin Cantor and lyil- Group discussion, 4:15 p.m., on Lydall. Sts. Nov. 26. • All Wze Doors Have your work done by ing the summer and takes away Khrushchev will be attired in the authorizing the state milk adminis Louis the administration should and organ selections by Gardner the deer, badly mangled. He turned The town had agreed' to trans Poiaaettiaa Traditional Ham E. Weber, of the board, In "Wise Sayings for the Modem Allen H. Bachand, 24. of North • Mitred and Glued Trim lleeased and Insured treemcn. any stuffy, close air in the winter. latest European styles, with even trator to allow dealers to make the O S T R f N S K Y remove “ the badge of diahonor it Q. Shorey. it over to the game warden. State fer its share in the property to the y Polnsettlos .are traditional for TdTTEN dicated they may have acted Day." Providence. R. I., yvas fined $9 for (Continued from Page One) • Expert Cabinet Work The HoIIoran Funeral Home is a dash o f American flavor. deductions. PeelBw la Waste Hntenale has worn for ao long" In dealing Services tomorrow will be: Holy Policeman Joseph I$oss investigat city f6r.development o f the area (Jhristmas. Joyce Flower Shop will ' DANCE STUDIO ' hastily in permitting the managers SSscred Heart Church:.Masses, failure to secure a license. Edgar o Completo Hardwaro Dept. CALL large enough for most any type of LitriCo announced a month ago The act was attacked In letters 791 PARKER tfS. with acieiitiets. Ha referred to Communion at a.m., and sermon; ed. for a shopping center. However, he had asked that he be able to have any. number of beautiful, 8 to set the rules, and added that 8, 9:30, and 11 a.m. The Rev. Ralph H. Law, 28, of Hartford, charged service and offers complete pri that he was making the suits and to newspapers last week by the TeL Ml-S-6798 or M-S-SSTf 1099 MAIN ST.—Ml 9-44W0 "doeena o f caaes o f adantleta whe Men and'Boys’ Corporate Com- when the city received a $60,000 see the program in the comfort healthy plants but there are other they had°fiot been sufficiently in Kelley, pastor; the Rev. Terence with faUure to grant the right.of vacy for the family if so 'desired. overcoats for KArushchev, who is Connecticut Milk Consumers Assn. have been hounded out o f jobs by muriion and breakfast; church performance bond "from developer of his Chartwell home which is CARTER TREE 6-feet-5 Inches tall and has a 49- flowers that make a niost beauti Abner Rosenberg, town officials formed. The majority of the Murphy, assistant pastor. way, was also fined $9. He was in • The HoIIoran Funeral Home wel Members of the Consumers Assn, allly dialoyalty charges." school and Family Service, 9:30 managers maintained that . the St Josefths (Jhurch: Masses, volved in an accident on Spruce just outside ordinary good recelv- Inch waist. Tlie tailor revealed only ful Christma^ decoration. For In were invited, to the meeting called a.m.; and Holy . Comwiunion and About Town indioated they should receive Ing range for television. comes a frank discussion as to the stance red cm ations, their deep Serreeir Hit league’s pun>ose Is recreation and 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 n.m. The Rev. St. on Nov. 23. EXPERT CO. amount of money the family wlsh- last night that the-order had been by the Connecticut Milk for Health sermon, 11 a.m. share of the bond if the center is Sir Winston w-as snowed under i r s MARV expanded to include the fancy ac red and spicy fragrance adding DON WILLIS MANCHESTIER 2. Sen. O'Mabone: (D-W>e.)< not built, that recreation is better served by H. A. Lepak. pastor, the Rev. John Mrs. Annie L. Foote. 70, of PHONE MI .7-7695 Organization as a result of the •aid last night he thlnka too much The rector announces-that Mrs. balanced teams. ' Kozon. assistant pastor. Andover, received a suspended by telegrams of congratulations Where all choice meats are cut cessories. He said he expected to warmth and welcome to your letters. Clothes and other suitable arti ly met with the Selectmen and from the United SUtes, so he is Information on Russian scientific James Kennedy will receive the cles are now being collected for a Accidents Cause Arrests St. Bernard’s Church; Mas.ses, judgment on a charge of failure to to order, receive the equivalent of almost home. Red roses are another Farnam said that about 66 per sacrament of Holy Confirmation ly mett with the Selectmen and sued a blanket "Thank Yoti." $700 for" the outfits. favorite and tegoniaa, cyclamen GARAGE advances is being marked "classl- rummage sale to be held by the arranged tlie final agreement. Two 2-car collisions here last 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. The Rev. stop at a stop sign. She was in Clay Into cent of the producers support the this coming Tue.sday at St. James’ volved in a 2-car mishap at the His secretary said Churchill TOY OUB .The shoes, made by a Florence and African violets make wonder lled-’’ by the Defense Department. Ladies Society of the Community Mayor IJsts GOP Benefits night resulted in the arrest of two Patrick Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. dictated the following message: Like Magic! program. He is secretary of the 18 Main 9U Tel MI-9-4531 r /W *T am advlaed," be aatd, "that too Church. Glastonbury. It is also an Baptist Church on Dec. 12. Items local men. Clifford J, Curtin, assistant pas intersection of Pine and Walnut artisan and 'about the same as an ful house plants- that will bring Connecticut Wholesale Producers’ nounced that ail adults and chil Inctlmbent Republican Ma.yor "I should) like to express my JOYCE American size eight, are narrow pleasure for months to come. Biany Soviet publications made for the sale may be left In the Herman G. Olson today cited the George A. Stolaronek, 20, of tor. Sts. A charge of obtaining money BAR-B-CUE Council. dren seeking to receive - confirma ^tinder false pretenses brought warm thanks to ail those who so Flower Shop, loe. Christmas and gracefully pointed in keeping Something very specihl Are the Spoelolislng lu Available to the Library of Con- church kitchen. benefits which he believes could 'Vernon Ave., was charged with Chickens and turkeys for a tan The Consumers Assn., In the let CBOIOB VARDCn tion this coming year are asked to failing to stop at a stop sign on against Anthony- Sullo, 39, of kindly sent me messages on my G ifts with the current Italian trend. Christmas red and whito pom m e e are claaeified by the Defelbe be accomplished by a Republican Advertisement— 83rd birthday. talizing dinner. Opfn Sunday Church S t, »n 9-0791 ter written by Treasurer Mary A. Department and not translated contact the rector In order that Ward St. Police said Stolaronek^ Hartford, was nolled. • "Nothing like those tanks the pons. They beathe the i^ry es-. Thomas, said that "Connecticut RRAKE SERVICE ^ Q U A LITY The WSCS of the North Meth majority in the Common Council. Pull the top lever and vote a “There is such a large number imtil 1 PJil. "Do It ' and made available to our people. their names may be added to the odist CSiurch will meet Monday car struck a taxi operated b.v Wil straight Democratic ■ ticket on Sullo was arrested Nov. 20 4nd Russians usually wear," said XJtri- sence of the season Into a room Milk for Health, Inc., should have SEAFOOD list He mentioned the following: liam A. Srom, 44, of 242 South St„ w-a* charged with failing to install that I cannot, unfortunately, an Yourseir co proudly. and for s.. special holiday center- This hampers us to a considerable night at 8 o'clock at the church. December 3. For transportation swer them all personally, but it • FUNERAL DESIGNS to solve its financial problema in Froirt End-Aligumoiit The adult Bible discussion group 1. Increased efficiency of all city which was.heading west on Union a storm door for which he had al The hats are fairly wide- piece, they are unmatched.- axtent." • A Christmas service with special operations. Olson said, "We have call TR ,5-2595, TR 5-2596, has given me and any family great MARY'S • WEDDING BOUgUETs' at — the same manner as the rest of us, 43 O A K ST. _ 3. British sclenVsts said they will meet Thhrsday at 8 p.m. at offering teaching the story behind St. Damage was estimated at TR 5-3397, TR 5-3398. * ready accepted money. The-court 1 S. 6Ialn S t—Tel. MI 3-6920 brimmed and slightly crushed at Time also to think of Christ that is, without state help." made much progress these past $350 to the taxi and $150 to the learned that the matter has since pleasure to be remembered In this • FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS the top. •Gomral Ropoir Woffc tE L . MI 9-9937 hhpe to use the proposed U.S the Rectory. On Wednesday there the (Jhristmaa tradition will be way." For Dally Delivery FOR H06IE and HOSPITAL mas wreaths and door sprays, "State Interference in private, will be a teachers’ meettng for two years . . . city operations have other car. been straightened out to the satis Litrico describes the Ues as ’’fan Joyce Flower Shop will have earth eaUUite to find out the den held. Program chairman is 'Mrs. been expanded . . . without in Vernon .and TalcotfviUe news R O C K R A F t business in this way sets a dan Nursery and fourth grade In Eaien Starkweather. Members of ■ In another accident, John R. Items are handled through 'The faction of the complainant, Victor • Oorsagee tasy’’—a mixture ot colors with no plenty of these for you to gerous precedent,” the letter said. sity of electrons In outer space. creased taxes." He.sded, "W e are Higgins, 35.'of 107 Grove St„ was Morelll of 32 Muhro St. J. G. Davies of. the Jodrell Bank Phelps Hall at 7:30 p.m. the Joy Circle will be the hostesses. Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 7 W. CERAMICS positive designs. Not very loud chooate from. If ybu have some certain 4hat even greater efficiency arrested end charged with failure Francis E. Macchl, 18, of East by western tastes, the tailor said, thing special in mind, they will Mo's and fiilFs Radio Astronomy Station in north- The Hebron Women’s Club will could be obtained.’’ Main St., telephone T R e m o n t Car Driver Held Ample St PURNELL PL,—MI S-2280 Mideast School Aided hold a Christmas party Wednesday to signal. Police said Higgins 5-3136. Hartford, charged with passing a Parldng! l?ut a step ahead of the plain Soviet make it up for you. Christ CUNLIFFE em England said the data could Paul T. Ford, seaman, USN, son 2. Effective planning for the was driving south on Grove St. red light, forfeited a $15 bond. THREE J'S LUNCHEONETTE night at the home of Mrs.' Stanley of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ford, 617 On Road Charge ties. Gray and brown are the- mas greens, laurel roping, mantle be developed by comparing the filtration plant. Olson pointed out and started to turn left into King Frank A. Granato, 33. of Hart dominant colors. The American University of Leb polarisation of radar waves be- K. Nygreri. There will be an ex O nter St., while on temporary RESTAURANT pieces, center pieces, just- every anon haa received a $5,000,000 AT TOC GREEN , . MOTOR SALES that the state is demanding re-' St. without signaling. Richard ford. charged with parking too thing to make your home beauti twsen the earth and the satellite, change of gifts between the mem duty in Newport, R. I. from the Vernon *ON ROUTE 6 and 44A - N O W Rockefeller Foundation grant to be placement of the present filtration Amborsi, 19, of 149 Grove St., who close to an intersection, forfeited Stanley Gantlck, 53, of WillL Three of every four automobiles ful tor the holidays can be found EXPERT A im > BODY nM and between the earth and the bers, and a box for the Norwich destroyer tender USS Yosemlte. used primarily .to strengthen Its State Hospital will be packed. plant, which is "a big “ ortlon of was following Higgins, also turned a $5 bond. Continued to Dec. 7 mantic, the driver of the car in A CenvaniMt Branch on the earth are In the United at Joyce Flower Shop. Don’t for WHERE THE GANG FENDER REPAIRS moon. graduated Nov. I from the Dam the total problem o ' sanitation for volved in yesterday afternoon’s Now taking rasnrvatiens School of Arts and Scienoea ‘ITis Schools Reopen Monday to the left in an unsuccessful at Motorist Charged , was the case of Sebastian B. Rug Knarf's States. get corsages, bracelets and nose- 4. Russia claimed to have built age Cantrol School at the Fleet Rockville.” Olson added, "Running tempt to avoid a colliaion. giero, 33, of Hazardville, charged car-truck collision on E. Middle 470 MAiN ST. university attracts students from MEETS-FOR A • ENAiWEL.aad LACOUEB the world's most powerful radio Schools here will reopen Monday, Training Onter at Newport. For Christmas Partins Across from Center Motor Sales REPINISHINtiS at the close of the Thanksgiving re for office on the Republican ticket James P. Lynch, 51, of 21 with intoxication and breach of Tpke., has been arrested and FOOli m a r k et ' _L. neighboring Middle Eastern coun telescope, a device reported to be cess. are men whose training and experi Thompson St., was arrested about After 2-Car Crash the peace. Also continued, on a charged with failure to grant the ‘ TOL. 6n 8-2209 tries. . TASTY SANDWICH! RBASONABUD PEKIBS 425 feet l o ^ with a radio .mirror PrlncipiU Edaon M. Bailey, of MO E. MIDDLE TURNPIKk Porters Build Horae ence are vitally needed f6r effec 8:30 p.m, yesterday and charged day-to-day basis, was the case of right of way at an intersection, fVe Cafeif To ^ FREE ESTIMATES of 1.312 equare feet. Dr. Semycn Manchester High School will pre tive development of this program.’’ Harold B. Sankey, 54, of 179 Oak Mpmorial Co. Boasts 30 Years Experience WE SERVE Mr. and J^rs. Wilbur S. Porter with intoxication. Vernon, Nov. 30 (Special)—Rob police reported today. He is sched P H 06 ^ 9-2295 BOUTO S »-W A P P IN a CDNN. Khailtin, a Soviet scientist, said sent an exchange teacher as the 3. Making betfer use of city re Stolaronek and Lynch are sched ert St. Germain, 60, of 221 \V. Main land St., charged with breach of uled for Town Court arraignment Parties and Banquets iNMCHESTER Delicious Coffee yesterday in London the instru have built a new residence on guest speaker at the meeting of AT THE RICHFIBI.D SIGN sources. Olson cites the present uled to appear in City <3ourt Mon St., Rockville, was arrested by the peace. oiv Dec. 7. Open Monday thru Saturday OPEN 7 AM. TILL 10:80 PJM. ment could receive radio waves Gilead St. and are now occupying Uwanis - Thursday noon at Ihe SEATING FOR OVER " TBU Ml-S-64e« 20 It. problem of thj city’s water supply day. Higgins’ case is scheduled State Police after a 2-car collision • George Henry, 62 Benton St., Gantirk and his 54-year-old wlfs 7 A.M. to 9 PM. H IG H G R A D E times shorter than those picked Country Club. 1 received a suspended judgment on 100 PEOPLE Court Season Due as an example of a "possible tragic for Dec. 9. ■ , at the railroad underpass on Rt. Amanda, were treated for multiple DRY CLEANERS up by the radio teleserae at Jod- loss of a local resource which I T#e accidents were investigated, 83 at 2 p.m. yesterday. He is charges of intoxication and refus lacerations at the Manchaiter Me- SUNDAYS. 1 A.M. to 8 PJR. mim relJ. Dec. 3 is the date for the opening The Manchester Garden Club al to pay cab fare. He was arrest 93 WELLS STREET of the Regional School’s Basketball firmly believe, could have been by Patrolmen Eklwin Carlson, charged with failure to grant, one- ^orlhl.) Hospital following the PRINTING A SPARKLING Space Suit Made will hold its annual Christmas sale avoided bad adequate long-range Emilio Pellegrini and Cari Pfeifer. half the highway. ed last night by Patrolman Thom crash. 'They were later discharged. E R T O E Specialising In thej|flfinest *eold season. At that time the local team in Center Church House, Friday, as Graham. TolaphdM Mi 3-7254 As one sign of the times, the Air will play the Plainfield team In planning been in effect." Olson Lynch was arrested by Super State Policeman WilUani Russell Police charged that) Gantick’s cuts and meataAt.town. JUB AND COMMERCIAL Dec. 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wlinam G. Gilnack, 18. of East BETTOR SERVICE” Force cam« up yesterday with a Plainfield. This is the first game pointed out that the city needs a numerary Kenneth Gordon. said St. Germain was traveling to-' vehicle shot out of Riverside Dr. L ^ PRINTING DIAMOND space suit which it sgid would en- for the local school, which opened with a morning coffee hour. Mrs.' better balance between residential Hospital Notes ward Manoheater in heavy rain Hartford) received a nolle on a into the path of a pickup tnick 9jan to go anywhere inr space. in September of. this year. Practice Charles Lesperonce, 21 St. John 8uid industrial sharing of the tax Admitted yesterday: Stanley when his car skidded on a. curve, charge of reckless driving. The Turnpikn Auto Snrvien * CLOSED MONDAY Prompt and^fttcleat Prtatlag St., has been appointed general driven by Peter Kaminski, 4% -of 164 Middle Turnpike West win make her eyes light up "A man could go to the moon has been done” at the elementary laurdefi.' He said, ’’Planning of this Golash, Rockvilte Hotel; George left the road, struck two fence chahge arose out of an accident Wllllmantlc. Kaminski was Unin of An Klllde In this if he could get there and school court, pending completion of ■chairman of the fair, knd Mrs. type can be- done only . by com Knight, Broad Brook; Maude posts, bounced back onto the high Thursday In which Gilnack skid 24 Hour Towing Service VIC’S PIZZA SHOP » t Chriatiiine Time. Frank Bickmore, co-chalVman. ded and struck a-utUity pole on W. jured. Mrs. Gantick was thrown back in reasonable time,” said the regional school's gymnasium. petent and re.^ponsible council Hondlaw, 30 Elm St. way and struck an oncoming car. from the vehicle. 188 W. Middle TnrnpHce Middle-JTpke., snapping it off, po MI 9-4100—Bob Klernani Prop. c a l l ' Brig. Gen. Donald D. Flicklnger, The first game to be played here members." Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. Both St. Germain and Herman T. Uamagea to Gantick’s' car wae Phone MI 9-8700 COMMUNITY PRESS director of huma,i factors for the Is scheduled for Jan. if the gym- St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh 4. Rockville requires immediate and Mrs.. Arthur Kessler, Broad Wabrek.,27, of New Hartford, driv lice said Oor. No. Main aad No. SelMol ter’s of Isabella, has set the date “Two teenage girls were injured -estimated at $750 while the front Complete Auto Repairing Air Research and Development n.asium is ready by thit time. action on its traffic problems. Ol Brook er of the other ear escaped Injury. end of the truc^ received damages Btroeto—’Tetepboee NORMAN R. WEIL DependnMe 4)unaty — Seretoe) Command at Baltimore. \ of Tuesday, Dec. 10,' for its annual son referred to a traffic analysis Discharged yesterday;.Catherine St. Germain fg scheduled to appear in- the accident and appeared In , P IZ Z A GEMOLOOIST Christmas party. A potluck sup court this morning, bandaged/ estimated at more than $200. Clean Used Cars ' He aald the suit weighs: 13 Manchrstrr Evening ^ Herald report that is due shortly from the Bkoglund', 192 E. Main St.; Rox- in Ro
-a/ / "'m I PAGE ETGHT MANCmSSTEB EVL’NINC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SO. 1957, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN» SATURDAy, NOVEMBER 30. 1957 PAGltf' NINB ALLEY OOP iirai' ,BY V. T. HAMLIN CROSSWORD l*UZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with ^ MAJOR HOOPLB My’ GOSM.OeCAR- USE ACOnON I DUNNO. IP^OUCANfT S\VAB-.APPiy THERE' COULD THE) SEE, I SETTER IT AROUND CrYATWNli BE,. ITS \N6LC0ME HQME,MARTHA/r«4-^ fiET>OU TO MY EYES. ITS DOIN’ BEGINNING' Angwtr to Provieut Puailo HOW SERENE AND 5PRi6HT- PLSASAMT6URPRlSE.'tHfc . Foes A COCIOR! a n y g o o d ?. TO TINGLE. LV you LOOK/— WE’lfE All Highland Fling PALACE HASN’T ?UI?hlET) DOvJN Herald Angle rarasar! BEEi4 ENCHANTED B y crm n n "ci ■AND NO CROCODILES iN THE nnnntuKB COUSiM OAISV'S skillet By ACROSS 'v 7 Countj- in n n n « t n c p a r l o r / — s a m e o l d EASV MA61C#~UM/AND New York r r w n w D u i CHAIR,CRUSHED A LITTLE CLOSER SHE HAS W O ti Owls Must Top Huskies Host AIC 1 Sraport in waiNMnKBiiis] TO THE FLOOR FROM. THE VJEISWT EARL YOST Scotland state CHAMPlOMSMlP nn«innctnt3in OF THE e is SCALE-Bu s t e r .'- Sprrte Editor 8 Burmese /A FEW OTHER 7 Scotland it noRPRcicinnrj WALK iN.LOOlC AROUND AND 'I'OU In Opening Gani^ part of tha woodi sprite raiiianwitaninn Baylor Today ------Kingdom 8 Girl’s name mranwirjnmasi 10 Small pastry C B E fi tJwnranpinFt Storra, Nov. SO—Connecticut Road Race Post Moiiema IT Olcic acid salt 11 Feminine T z a A R nmamiaBijcs 14 Woolly To Insure Bid opens Its M th basketball season General Chairman Wilbert (Red) Hadden of the sponsor* name ' p j - s l r n ^m n E ran on Slonday meeting American 1.4 Peruser 12 Mr. Arnar n n rrn in m ra ing Nutmeg Forest, No. 116, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, .an 18 Begins International College at tha 19 Thoroughfare 29,Masculine 43 Notion New York, Nov. 30 (/P)— nounced this morning that a sum of 1763.83 was realized n-30( IT Cleopatra's Field House in Storrs. The (ab.) appellation 44 Transection Two short weeks ago, Texas varsity garni will begin at 8:00 at Thursday’s Five Mile Road Race for the Muscular Dystro _____ b . , snake |1 Prattled 30 Panniers HJPevotee 46 Demolish A&M wa.s the toast of the p.m. In the preliminary game phy Fund. . . The Tall Cedars, incidentally, have sponsored PRISCILLA’S POP 22 Withdraw 31.Dirk . f X 47 Passage in at 6:1.5 the freshman teams BY AL VERMEER 20 Oriental 23 Most recent 37 Declare Southwest Conference — an the Road Race for the past seven years and already prelim porgy the l>rain will play. inary plans have been laid for^- Y E S , ^ YOU’RE A iSIRL 24 Herds 40 Early English 48,Seas (Fr.) undefeated, untied power Ileailing the squail, which In PRISCILLA! 21 Sham 25 Rugged rock (ab.) Turkey Day In 1958.. .Although I WWO U>^S TO , I'LL SAY! 2.1 Odd iob 50 Fruit drink house that was ready to play cludes seven lettermen Is Cap have often disagreed with the es- Chief photographer Cinch Oflara I WAVE IT/> TWAM CORRECT MER 26 Harne.ss part 41 Drive oil 51 Number host In tlie Cotton Bowl New tain Jim O’Connor, senior guard and Joe Saternis, newest member 28 Tears anew 27 Japanese Umated attendance at sports Y O U ! ^MISTAKES. I SEE. ^ ARE WORTLf 42 Scottish 53 Anger Year’s Day. But the two week.') (6-1) o f New- I.xmdon. of the photo staff at The Herald, FSl 32 Capital of gold coin events, such as the Road Race, I WE R E S J 2 C E N T S ! Morocco ''petticoat 54 Knock have been like two years for tlic Other letter w-lnners are the were also on deck for the race . . . M Y believe that Chief of Police Her 33 Interlaced wjeary Aggies, Fir.st, they were “Big Three" Al Cooper (6-8), man Schendel was conservative The race started exactly on time— NICKEL 34 Violin maker r r 1 5 4 r r r li r r licked l^y Rice. T^ien, on ’Thank.s- Blll.v Schmidt (6-7), and Wa.yne when he said 12,000 viewed this l0:39-‘-deapite the fact the .bullet 35 Elude g'ving Day, they- fell before Texas Davis (6-.5I all Juniors; Paul yaar’a running of the most popu In Starter Fred Peck’s gun fell li 38 Classes ii and right out o f con.-iideration for Kaspar (6-4), Bob Cherep.v lar race In Connecticut. out juat as he was ready to pull 3S Feeling (Le t'6' the Cotton Bowl berth. (6-7) and Gene King (6-1), ail the trigger. Peck la the Grand l>ill ll 14 40 Sahara and HA^E A Talk All Rire, Texan seniors. King rejoined the Moving the starting and fin of the Nutmeg Forest. Gobi R O U N D - , Now, the talk is all Rice and squad this past week. * * * y.''\ i n 5 P " j f ishing line down Main St., from 42 Young goat ymldd E eV -R O O H D - Texas, and the Cotton Bowl bigwigs Cp from last year's 9-1 fresh In front of the Mary Cheney "Manchester has the greatest 45 Observe Ii K H will have their problem solved after man team are: John Plpcz.vn- Library ,to a spot opposite'’ School short distance race In the coun- 46 Fxlge today's action. skt (6-5), Ed Martin (6-5), St., in front of the old high try,!’ Little Johnny'Kelley told me 4S Form a notion H '///■ » ? r fc r " Depending on the outcome of the Glenn Cross (6-4), Jack Rose school, helped create new specta after the race. "Nowhere *do you games, the teams that will appear 52 Freebooter (5-H). Ted Kosior (5-11), and tor Interest and this practice will get a field of top runners like you -/ • H in the,Jan. 1 game are an open 55 Conductor • John Risley (5-10). be carried out In the future... people (Tall Cedars) get and the 56 Expunger secret- Rice vs Navy. 2 ^ Se;nse! and- Nonsense Manchester police, who were led crowds. It’s fantastic the wa.y the 57 Natural !? All Rice had to do was get Baylor LONG SAM by Chief Schendel, did another out people respond and the applause BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS endowment (which doesn’t own a league >ic- r ; 4 fi standing job In handling the and encouragement that the run / SO-IONS-WTMMcB 4 58 Victims of it had been a long-, trlcliy ca.ae, of potatoes, and yet w* give th* tory) for t' c Southwest Conference Willie Vaughn ners get all along tha race route.” [ MUJON, KM AWNoe, iw a joerscTffle piAL* RKTW and the man had }u»t barely been, crowd Numerous runners I talked a?* dSNTlKV, ANP 'too CMI 'leprosy ‘h fantastic pow-er of the new cars, title and automatically the bid. ...There Isn’t any doubt but the 1! acquitted of a long string of burg with after the event said nowhere V, MUNCftOr-ANPIHC CesT IT waHTAOciDHHeaen DOWN some with ridiculous SQO-plui If Baylor happens to win, or the annual Five M(le Road Race gives laries. He, rushed to his attorney AV> JSi^htmarp for This Goalie In the East do the police cooperate 13 11 ^5 n horsepow-er, to our wives to go game winds up in a tie, then Texas Wins Decision the Town of Manchester more fav 1 Feminine V il and grabbed him by the hand. at race meeta aa they do In Man shopping, t(?S»iir teen-age children Most poaliea wake up at night after dreaming of moments such goes a-bow-lln' having beaten Rice orable publicity each year than appellation earlier In the year. chester. Thanks to great coopera il « li PrLsoner-^1'11 never forget the for their enjoyment, and to our ns this, but pucks don't worry Roy Edwards of the Fort Wayne any other kind of event This is 2 Rubber trees Texas A&M? New’ York. Nov. 30 UP) — Willie tion from everyone , this year's faith you ahow-ed in me. I'm going selves. to commute to w-ork. Komets. Edwards has been the International Hockey League's proven by the press ra^lo and tee- ■* 3 Kind of tide ii a to drop in on you one of the.se days. surprise goalie this season. Well, there's just a possibility Vaughn and Ralph (Tiger) Jone.s, race was by far the greatest ever. 4 Father It would be hard to aingla out vea covetoge, plus the' appearance Lawyer- Fine, and-uh-make it A rharilable woman, much in that the deflated Aggies will get to usually the hard luck guys of the 5 Summer (Fr.) i) il each man by name but I know that of runnere from as far South as the daytime, won't you? terested in a poor nelghijorhood, the Sugar Bowl to oppose Missis 6 Weird middleweight diviaion, each had the Tall Cedars are fully apprOcl- Virginia, as far West as Missouri noticed that whenever she railed sippi or Mi.ssisslppl State, which ever wins today’s Imnortant game. something to be happy about to aUve of all the work dons by both and as far North as Canada. KeUey, “Our grandfathers would have on a protegee of hers, she always only 26, has already matched Joe had more sense than to use a '20- Navy Must Beat Army The Sugar Bowl directors say day after their hard fought scrap menfbers and non-members who .saw a very dow-n-and-out sort of When the Smnv Flies McCnuakeys great record of four mule team to bring home a bu.shel they will announce their selections in Madison Square Garden. served on the race committee. man standing at the corner of the at 6 p.m. (ESTI today. Willie finally had a Garden de Churning up the snow behind him. Mans Hacklinger flashes dowm • ■ • wins in the Manchester race and street. In Philadelphia, where Army and cision — and a unanirhous one at the giant slalom course on the Zugspitze plateau. The race barring any unforeseen circum- One morning she took compas Bob Dougan, clerk of the courM. To Go to Cotton Bowl Navy met in the big intraservlcc that -.-to hjs credit and a promise opens the skiing season on German's highest mountain, which is stancea stands well to establish a THERE OUGHTA A LAWl sion on him, prea.sed a dollar Into has served In one capacity or an BY FAGAI.Y and SHORTEN game, there was more than tradi of anothe/ International Boxing nearly 10 0 feet high. other In every one- of the 21 new,«ll-Ume number of wins next ;hi3 hand and w-hispered—Never JUDD SAXON Philadelphia, Nov. 30 (/P) — An Arm.v lineman cra.shed tion Involved. Club hfs date with contender Turkey Day Road Races In Man- November. Lack of stature U no BY KEN BALD ANp JERRY BKONDFIELD despair. handicap to Kelley, who stands through the Navy defense-arwt dumpcnl a Middle ball carrier This one was for the mythical keeps his daie with contender chester. Bob comp^ed In several •SB POM0 Next time she saw-, him he Eastern championship. Further, Joey ulardello for Miami Beach, and later was an official, handling four Inches over the five foot (2I6MT THINS, M 't O MYOPIC,THE CATOONiSr, HAD A WINDOW lIoRTM .EASTOR. WEST.' BO WHAT? HE DOES stopped her and handed her nine for a huge los.s dtiring last year’.s service classic. Said tiie Navy’s Bowl hopes hinged on the Dec. 27. mark and packs 126 pounds on his dollars. Green Manor Cage Pros the all Important i!lerk of the . HUTCHINS. BUILT WITH A STUDIO ATTACHED SO HE COULD MOST OF HIS KIOOODLING UNDER A 6 0 WATT Arniv lad to the Nav.v lad in a voice filled with meaning: outcome. The Middies want to play Vaughn, of Los Angeles, staged course Job for the past IS years... frame. ivOUlOHAyE WORK BY A NORTH LIGHT BULB ANYWAY/ Woman What does this mean? "So, you w-ant to go to a bowl • • • iVANTEP'YOU TO in a bowl game but only if they a rousing rally In the last half of Bob Leahy of Conard High in Man It means, me'am that gamp .' Ovpr our dead bodies" beat the Army. If they do’ make It. First full blooded Indian to AHCAP.„. ■ WINDOW, has scored 84 points, tops in the the telecast Garden fight Iasi West Hartford, first high school MILO. ibO'RE "Never Despair" won at 8 to 1. The game wound up 7-7 and be- they head for the Cotton Bowl. If night to earn the nod from the part in a race here since ElUeon NOT WORKING nation, and gained 96.5 yards to Open Schedule Sunday runner to finish, loat hla wallet cau.ae it failed to whip Army, Army wins, the Middies head back three officials, The scores were: (Tarzan). Brown In the early 80s THROUGH THE break the West Point ground and if anyone found same Leahy 'I Training for Baliy Sitters Navy did not accept a bow-1 Invita- for Annapolis. Referee Teddy Martin, 7-3; Judge may be reached at 42 Boulanger William (Oeromlno) Wilcox of NIGHT AGAIN' gaining record of the fabulous Baby sitting seems to be rapidly tlnll. While all this is going on. Au Frank Forbes.■ 5-3-2, and Judge Ave.,. . West . ------Hartford. . _There . was Providence and the North Med den Davis. Aided by Pete Daw Coach Eddie Ro.smarin and hi.s tall Green Manor Pros will approaching professional status. loday, as the Cadets and Mid burn. the No. 1 team in the coun Bert Grant, 6-4. The Associated no money in the wallet, only per ford Club , . . This year'i Turkey kins. Royal Oak, Mich., runner; open their 1957-58 Connecticut Basketball Assn, season -to A cour.se In baby sitting is part of shipmen meet in their ."iS.th foot try in the As.sociated Press poll, Press had Willing Willie ahead, sonal papers...I've been asked Day race was the 2flUi In which Vince Barta, L.akewood. Ohio, full the Saskatchewan Department of ball game before more than 100.- will be trying to cement its first 6-3-1. morrow afternoon at the West Shore Recreation Center in who the fellow was, unnumbered, Amos Kujsla competed in this sea back. and Dave Bourland. slick Public Health program for home OHO fans in Municipal Stadium, the national championship. Milford. The locals,'who captured championship honors in who started running with the fel son and It was also the shortest In quarterback. Army leads the coun Subbed on Short Notice .safety. same situation prevails. IVavy The Tigers, who have swept the Central Connecticut Basketball'^' lows while wearing street clothes. ; ^ 1 ^ he ran. A father showed hit try in rushing and ranks second in through the Southeastern Confer The two aggressive middle- nmst boat Army to go to the C ol weights subbed on short notice League last year, will square off He was strictly running for heels to his son when Cbrvdon Jor- Customer I haven't come to total offense. ence and remain one of the two 1 ton Bowl at Dallas, Tex. this week when the lightweight against the strong Milford Chiefs, exercise and was not registered or Hartford finished any ham lii this sandw-ich yet. Bodies .Aren't Deiul Navy's .Air .-\rtn major undefeated-untied teams In formerly the New Biitaln Pacers, Jloyals Press recorded by anyone, including the 73rd. one spot In front of his son, the nation (Arizona State at tussle between Paolo Rosi and Waiter Try another bile. Those Army bodies are In the What it boils down to on this In a game scheduled to start at 3 police. Philip, The lAttDr'WAi th® younr* Tempe is the other), needed a solid Johnny Biisso was called off for • • • Customer i taking huge mouth way and thev aren't dead loudy day under 50 to 60 degree o'clock. I est ever to run here, being 12 when victory over Alabama. the fourth time. Busso suffered an COTTON WOODP ful i—Nope. none .vet. Tills little stor.V'proves the con-| (empcraturcs, is a clash of Navy’s Rosmarin. is expected to start a Loop Leading Old Amoa Kujala, 67-yeara- BY RAY GO'TTO w ill Watch .Auburn Result infected left eye early In the week. he first competed seven years ago Waiter—Dog-gone it! You must tention of .Navy C’oach d d e i »lr arm. Forreslal. and a great de- quintet which averages a shade young, was the recipient of a E 1 Ohio State and Michigan Slate, Vaughn, fresh from a close loss . . . Scott MItcheU. a footitall • e /to u G H ; have gone right past it. fense a.gain.st Army’s foot soldiers, belter than 6-2 per man. Holdover three-piece silver aet from the Tall Frdclatr. that the bowfl incentive both of which have finished their to founidable Spider Webb in the player at Springfield College, works both ways even when on?^ *nderson. Daw-kins. Barta and same arena Nov. 1, flashed the Burr Carlson (6-6) and newcomer St. Louis Five Cedars. The Harvard. Mass., man trained tor three weeks for the An old country doctor had Juat seasons, can do no more than stand then turned around and asked for team isn’t interested in going Bourland. same finishing burst egainst Jones Bert Fountain (6-5) will open at rack and was content with 75th finished delivering a farm family'! by and keep tab on the Tigers. No the youngest boy In the race to Army just do-sn't relish the role Army leads In the rivalry 29 vic that )» had uncoYked against the forward posts, with big Art New York, Nov. 30 (/P)—The Bt. place. P / •' IL 10th babv in 10 years. He w-as one expects 'Bama to win. but the step front and center. The young of stepping stone to Navy bowl tories to 23 with five ties. In com Webb. Jones, idle three months Quimby 16-5) jumping center. Play- Louia Hawka ^ have won aeven aw-are that the mother's health final score could awing the tide to est was Mike Patulak of Manches ambitions. petition against each other Erde- maker Wally Ehrenpreis (5-9) and straight games but they 'haven’t ^ s t looking young nmner was wasn't too good. As he sat sip or against Auburn. Ttie Tigers are and heavy at 160 pounds (Vaughn ter who admitted to 14 years The Navy is a si.x-point favorite in iatz leads Blalk 3-2-T. while the weighed 181), slowed up noticeably Willimantic’s rugged Frank Cutko made any headway in pulling away Pete Close, • the Manchester lad ping a cup of coffee in the kitchen, on NCAA probation and can't play (5-1 1 ) are ticketed for backcourt local tad received a trophy from the nationallv televised game Army coach stands 7-7-2 with the in post season games. after the fourth -round. *rom the Cincinnati Royals In the who was undefeated In regular the father came up to him: . i.N’BCl, mostly on fine (iefense .Middles since he becajne head duties. ' ' Kulala. Patulak was 58th in a field ^ h M J u .ie r Arizona State at Tempe, Inci- Western Division of the National of 78 of which 77 finished. Kujala cross country meeU this fall with Father- -You know doctor, we've the Middies have shown in win roach in 1941, \ Ex.UConn Stars Basketball Assn. PAROLO, had so many kids that we've dentall'-, finishes operations remains the most popular runner « Brooklyn., ning seven, losing To North Caro Included among the spectators Carlson and Quimby were stand The Royals turned baclTlhe De 3 0 TDSRgy *T, plumb run out of names. I sure against Arizona which has only In the Turkey Day trot. Most of N.Y. Close’s time of 24:80 tied the lina and t.ving Duke. The .Navy will be Arm.v and Navy bra-ss, Moore Catches Foe outs at the University of Connecti OORMeSTER .MASS. don't know v.-h.st to call this 'tin. one victory to show for Its season's troit Pistons 99-96 in overtime In the- crowd stayed to the end old course standard set by Kelley 11-30 defcn.se is second in the nation cut where the latter gained nation ~~ ■ ------seven cnhincl members and Chief effort.s. the only league game last night to watch the veteran Finn croas ^ •■S** Close was Doctor I thoughtfully I -^ If 1 only to unbeaten and united Au wide recognition for hla tremen- .iiistice Earl Warren of the U.S. A couple of other games could For Ea.sy Victory and moved within two games of the the -finish line. 1 talked with fifth hers and last Thursday was were you. I'd call its quits! burn. Its offen.se revolves armiiid dou,s rebounding prowess. Ehren .‘^’iipicnip Court. The parade of lead to selection of teams for the pace-setting Hawks. Amos after the race and he aald.. second . . . Big Lew Stleglltz, per the passing of star quarterback Cadets and Mid.sliipmen Is sched Gator Bowl. Tcnne.ssce and 'Van Portland, Ore., .Nov. 30 (API— I preis. a fine ball handler, and C^it- Six straight points by the Pla haps the tallest runner Jn the field, k ko, a pretty fair outside threat, "Nowhere in the SO years that I' Tom Forreslal. the (Tevcl.snd lad uled to start at noon with kicRoff derbilt. two more of those tough tons’ Harry Gallatin tied the score have been running have I been said he was amazed at the great BUGS BUNNY Lightheavyweight Champion Ar- ' starred at New Britain Teachers f f ll-BO wjio has tom plelod 72 or 141 slated for 1:30 p.m. lE ST ). Soulhdastei-p Conference outfits, at 87 at the end of the regulation treated like 1 am here In Manches m zea awarded to the runners. The passes for 1,036 yards and eight chie Moore caught up with back- College and Muhlenberg, respec time. But Detroit was unable to BUZ SAWYER OKAY. The game w-as announced as a went at it with the winner a dis ter, even when 1 was younger and fh?t 25 individual flnishers re BY ROY CRANE IM RUNNIN' A SPECIAL ON THIS tmii-hdowns complete sell out. Scattered tick tinct bowl po.ssihlllty. A good per pcdaling Roger Rischer, 184, Oak tively. Fountain, a Springfield, keep up the pace as the Royals ceived awards as did the first FUPDSV! [ ARCHERY SET IN CASE YER Mass, native, la an excellent scor winning races. I could do better If r .•\rmy hasn’t been a ball of fire ets w-e~e availshle at downtown formance by Georgia Tech against land. (jalif., in the fourth ' round poured in 12 points In the overtime. I didn’t break my stride and .wave three high school runners and the SHE HhS HR SPINNING... BU<55! STOP MY HAT SHE m i BE iSNTrrffTTH yNT'RUSTEP! on defcn.se. but how those Cadets last night and stopped him with a er and rebounder and should prove Well Balanced Attack YES, AND HER MEMORIES.. LOST IF YOU FOR ME.(X' FWIEND! agencl<-s with the asking priee $20 Georgia also could earn the Engi to the people along the way that first\two three-man teams. Indi TO LEAVE HER can run. Boh Anderson, a 200- neers a bid. left hook to the jaw. a valuable addition to the Proa’ Maurice Stokes and Clyde Lovel- HER HAPPY WAITIN6 FOR UPROOT HER... for a 36 pasteboard, and these applaud for .ne." After the race vidual awards for all participants, HERE WITH US' E-USS’V.S ■ pound speedster from Cocoa. Fla,, .Moore, San Diego. Calif., was talented roster. lette paced the well balanced at YOUR RETURN TAKE HER w-ere onl.v end zone seats. This Is the last big Saturday of Amos sat on the curb at Main and ordered^ by the sponsoring Tall Paul Grogan (5-11), varsity tack with 20 and 19 points, respec AWAY. the season and other major games announced as weighing 192 but School sta. and autographed of Cedars, ^ d n 't arrive on time, 7 SPORTING GOODS spotted around the country includ scaled 199 when the fighters igot basketball coach st Glastonbury tively. but they yielded individual ficial souvenir programs tor 15 \ • • •' High School, Frank Toro ( - , suc ed: on the scale.s earlier In the day. 6 1 1 scoring honora to Detroit’s George mlnutei. Hla clocking was 44:33 as Closest \ ^ sh e s were for 17th cessful coach of this year's power Bkuit— Boston College - Holy The punch dropped Rischer near Yardley with'28 and Gallatin with compared to 42:57 In 1956. He's a to 23rd place With only six sec ful Manchester Merchants football 23. Pro Grid Conference Leaders Cross. the ropes and he came quickly to great old guy and a warm favorite onds separating the idx pUces.. MIdu-est— Notre D a m e-S ou th his knees. But he was unable to team, and Rosmarin will be ready Meantime, the Mlnneapolii Lak here. God vrilllng, he’ll be back to spell the starters. Another pos There were ties for seventh and ern California, Wlchita-TuKsa. ri.se before Referee Eddie Volk ers, winners of only two of their next November. eighth places and also ninth and Have Chance to Secure Spots South—Tulane-Louislana State, tolled the 10-second knockout sibility is Fred Diute (8-61 who has 16 starts, took steps to strengthen • • • performed with the Rochester 10th iqiots .. .. . Pete Wigren. one Florida - Miami. Virginia - North count. their atUck. They signed 6-6 Ed Fred Lewie, head of the Dinner of the men behind the scenes, ' ------Ro.vals in the National Basketball Kalafat., who quit pro basketball Carolina. Clemson-Furman, Wake The crow d of 1,550, who paid Committee, reported he and hla turned in another great job as race New York. Nov, 30 i4’i The Na loughle to th, Colts last Sunday Forest-South Carolina. Assn., and the Ixtnox Merchants In after being traded to Detroit. Last $4,189. seemed auiprised. It looked staff served 68 full course dirincra director and all his assistants car tional Football League season hits and must ggt by New York to keep recent campaigns. week the Lakers bought Kalafat ■Southwest— Southern M c’.liqdist- as if Rischer would be able to get to the runners after the race In the ried out their duties to a T. Hal the 10-w-eek mark with.lw-n to go pace with Detroit, which upped its Texas Cliristlan. Knight with Milford back from Detroit after he had l l - » up. But the OakJander appeared Franklin Building cafeteria . . . Turklngton and Dick Howa-d, two II-» tomorrow and the conferenoc lead record to 6-4 by bea’ ing Green Bay Far West—Air Force Academy- refused to ol-'v fo*- Die Platons. shaken when he was helped to his ; Ex-Hillhouae High and Provl-' Each participant in the race re cohorts at The Herald, relayed VIORTi MEEKLE ing Cleveland Browns and Balti Thanksgiving Day. Colorado State Univ., New Mexl- Eastern Division feet. The end came at 1:12 of the ' dence College naah, Frankie Wil ceived a copy of Friday’s Herald the progress of. the race back to HICKEY FINN BY DICK CAVALLI more Colts have excellent oppor Three-Wev 'Tie Ihmslble co-Brlgham Young, liams is the player-coach with the-, „ W L Pet. G.B. BY LANK LEONARD fourth. I which included a 'full page spread the public address system set up at tunities to secure their top posi A Baltimore defeat and San Chiefs who also number magical 1 Boston ------14 1 .933 — F.J.WORTU ACCOUNT: tions. on the Turkey Day aporU fixture the starting and finishing line. q u ic k ! IE T '$ IM GOING TO TRY VDU WILL (MAKE Francisco victory will make for a Bobby Knight, Ronnie Harris, Jim Syracuse ...... 7 8 .497 7 . . . Reggie Wnto. Herald photog BUPPA REPPO ^ SAY, THIS CHARGE ONE g ian t Both pai-e-scttcra will be at 'The 1957 Five Mile Re£l Race will MOVE TUEM TWtKO TET THIS HYPNOTISM ME A'GIANT three-w-ay deadlock. The -Colts’ Calloway and Gua Seaman of Uni Philadelphia . . . . T 8 .467 7 rapher, did an outstanding job of HYPNOTISM TRIPLE-SCOOP home, the Browns against the Chi be hard to surpass but that's what A m v FROM WOPPO JUSTA ONMR.GASPEL/ TRIPLE SCOOP B1T15G0T present margin is a half game versity of Bridgeport fame among New York ...... 6 10 .375 8'4 "shooting’* highlights of the race. BANANA SPLIT fOfe cago Cards and the Colts i),gainst over the Lions and one game over Western Division we sqem to say each year. THE m u ! WAKKO BANANA Spur POSSIBILmES/ WINTHfiOR Swoon^s Son Slight Favorite their top players. the Los Angeles Rams. In other the 49ers. Baltimore has w-on Its W L Pet. G.B. 75 CENTS* The Proa are home Wednesday r game.s, San Francisco w-ill be at last three while Los Angeles wlHi night, Dec. 11 entertaining the St. I»uts . . 11 5 .688 — New York. Pittsburgh at Philadel only four vlc'toi-iea. in nine atarta In Today^S' Pimlico Special fam ed Harlem Magtciana in a top- Cincinnati . 8 6 .571 2 WyQming Coqch and Players phia and Washington at the Chi tailed for fourth pla'Oc In the West notch exhibition at the new high Detroit...... 8 9 .400 414 cago Bears. ern Conference. school gym. Manager George Minneapolis 2 14 .125 9 Half Game Edge Pittsburgh knocked off the Ea •New York. Nov. 30 (/Pt Swoon's ^M. N. Goodwin's Jlmmer, winner Mitchell reports that tickets for the Arrested for Fracas in Hotel Cleveland holds a half game lead gles 6-0 four weeks ago, but the Son, making his first appeaiance of the Grand Union Hotel Stakes contest, which will also include sev Ev Shelton, veteran basketball over the Giant.s in the Eastern Steclcrs were on home gpoynd *n at Saratoga, dsew top weight of on an eastern track, was a slight eral fine vaudeville acts'during the coach, is in his 18th season with Laramie, Wyo„ Nov, 30 l/tt— * were patrolling the corridors be- Conference scramble. The Browns that one. The Eagles surprised 122 pounds as nine enter^ the halftime Intermission, are now on favorite today in the InvHational the University of Wyoming quln- Head football Coach Boh Devahey cause of an earlier c o m p l^ t of dumped the Cards U-7 earlier In Wa.shlngton, 21-12 a w-eek ago DeSotq, a 5(4 furlongs spin. sale at Naaslff Arms on Main 8). of Wyoming said today an early 150,000 Pimlico Special al Balti noise. He added he saw an offi the season and o ff their -45-31 vic while Pittsburgh lost to Green Bay Draws 117 Pounds morning fracas Involving himself, OKK more, while Eddie Schmidt was cer searching Muratore. omu.1 tory over Los Angeles last week 27-10. Seven were entered for the Con an assistant and two players in a expected to rule the choice for the One thing led to another Until ll-S* end and the Cards' 2-6: rtcord pThe Bears have looked goes! in nors Memorial, at a mile and one Denver hotel yeaterdav "could $50.(>00-added pisplay Handicap at Patrolmen Albert Martinac an#* should h^ve little trouble "boosting upsetting Detroit last Sunday sixteenth. Helen Kellogg’s Hills have been avoided If the police ii»7 >, mt >a. TJ4 a^ mA ew. ea. Jamaica on Long Island, Holy Cross Choice Tom Butler arrived on the sceneT m their mark to 8-1-1. - while the Redskins have not w,pn dale, a consistent ^New England hadn't lost their heads." . CAPTAIN EASY ' These are the two major, stakes Deviane.v said a long cdnversatlon MR. ABERNATHY BY LESLIE TURNRR ’The Giants (7-2) figure to have since- they walloped the Glarits winner, drew 117 founds, and Is Charges stemming from the on the third floor followed.. BY RALSTON a much tougher opponent In the 31-14 five week.s ago. Washington on the day's racing calendar, an entry with Mrs. J. M. Bran III W orcester T ilt fracas against Devaney, 42. and JONES AND raANK RIDGEWAY "At first, they werq just going THE TRACr IS A«cur rouK I5 E E . UPWl'D 49ers, who are locked in a three- shares the Eastern's cells, spot which also Includes the S25.000- ham’s On the Lake. 109. 1 hla star quarterback. Larry Zowsr I t h o u g h t 1 RECOdNOED THE THAT SOT WEll.r to take Paul (Muratore), but this N0W,7HEN... Mites IMUME. WE'RE pn the LIK> T9 OMUR ^’ay Ue wlLh Bal.tiniore and De added Oakland Handicap at Gold Worcester, Mass., Nov. 30 (AP) da. 21. were dismissed. Assistant ROADI HERE'S 'WHERE IWREP WPULDNT KNOW with the Cards while the Bears Bob Uasery rode a consecutive house detective said to take ail WHISPER WHAT IE .NOKfri LNE.,* UU.E PgOW.( THIS SMAU ROAD NOLAHS BOAT. 50 US PI ACE troit for .the Western Conference are deadlocked with Los Angeles en Gate Fields, the $15,000-added — A quarterback duel between Tom Coach Michael Corgan, 39, and 'AMtg EACH PAKCR James H. Gonnora . Memorial triple at.Jamaica yesterday b\it It four of us,■' Devaney, said. ,Y0U WANT TO TllRU THE TRACT IS WITHW THE TRACTi NEACOUmP. ml •ead. San Francisco lost a 27-21 for fourth place in the Western. was Raul Sterling who brought Greene of Holy Croas and Don AI- guard Paul Muratore, 24. drew PLEASE Stakes at Narragansett-Park, and latd , of Boston" College was ex suspknded fines of $10 each. Butier said, however, "W o TELL two $10,000-added handicaps, the home Pro Bono as the long' shot thought everything was settle’d af 'l-vdager of the feature race. The pected today in the 54th tradi The "four were arrested in the DeSoto at TToplcal' Park and the Shlrley-Savoy Hotel In Denver a f ter talking awhile and decided to 4-yeai'-old daughter* of Better Self tional football windup between the Creacent City at the Fair. Grounds. ter a policeman fired a pistol shot leave. But then-Devaney called returned $58.60 for $2. ' Jesuit -rivals before a capacity Swoon’s ^h; owned by Gay crowd of some. 24.000 at Fitton into the celling of a third-floor us back and ^demanded to know Drake, has been campaigned ex Jockey Jorge Contreras, who Field. corridor. The fracas started af why Muratore had been searched." rode three winners at Narragan- clusively In the Midwest and is the Greene, a allck-pasaing junior ter a hotel ^tect'lve, .Joseph Hole- The patrolman said MUratore ■eventh ranked money winner In sett Park Thursday* came righL from Pikeavllle, Md.. had his last man, 36, was called to. the third became "very belligerent" in a I USED CARS WANTEDi the world. i back and won with Cow Town floor when a*-guest complained of discussion that ensued and began chance to overtake Bob Newman ($12.20) In the top event-at the Toughest Opponent of Washington S U U for the na noise in the corridors. to fight. The? four were then taken New England , course. The meeting Swoon's Son's toughest opponent tion's individual toUl offense lead- Devaney said he and Corgan to jail, he said. * *To|!PrieesPaid for Clean Cars | appears to be Mrs. Ethel Jjicobs’ at Narragansett .yesterday was erahlp amonj;. major leaderahipe. extended three days and now will Promised Lisnd. who . won three The odda-makerc' made Holy ■At- close'next Saturday. straight Jamaica stakes in the last Cross a 2 ',4 point favorite on the & f liny Year, Make er Medel | three weeks. Olympic Blend ($4) come with basis of Greene's passing and what IHE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Eleven were entered for the Dis in three-fifths of a second of'the they consider a tougher achedule JEFF COBB play at Jamaica, a ‘2 and 1/16 BY WILSON SCRUGGS KY PETER HOFFMAN' Tropical Park record for six fur encountered by the Crusaders, who miles marathon':' longest stakes on longs when he was clocked in Atlantic Service Station If you have a car with’payment$ have a 4-3-1 record. -mEONE J MEAMWIMfv.; BUT SORRY, BUT THEN, I'LL the New York program. .The Dis 1:09 3-5 while winning the feature. T W lOSTHER UUB8YW0 DONT'lOU I'VE SOT A CALL THE FRSE6B RIGHT too high, we'll buy your;.,car and THERE, LYMAN/. play closes dot^ the New York Hellanicus ($19.40). a hurdle UvS„ TRAIN TO POLICE, MYSELS give you one with lower payrrients season o f 210 days, longest in his performer last summer in Npw CATCH/... I ,.MR.\ANN( tory. bv York, captured Plmlico’a headliner. Last Fights For Lease sCANT BOTHER -and the difference rn cash. Ismael Valenzuela pilots Eddie ABOUT First Refusal ($6.20) showed the now/ Schmidt, owned by , Col. Leroy way home in the beat race at New Bums. New York (Madison Square IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF Orleans’ Fair Grounds'. And Rac Garden)— Wlllle Vaughn, 161, Los The King Ranch’s Golden Notes OPEN DAILY TILL 10 P.M. * ing Rita ($7J0) stepped aix fur Angeles, outpointed Ralph (Tiger) has top weight of 120 pounds for MANOHESTiR PARKADE longs in 1:09 1-5 at Oolden Gate Jones. 160, Yonkers, N. Y., 10. HI — ■ the mile and one. sixteenth Oak Fields for victory In the feature. ■ '* land Handicap, in whibh 11 \yere T- Archie Moore, r- 192, San Diego» knocked out ^ g e r Entered. Nine horses were entered Rischer, 184, Oakland, Oalif., 4. AVAILABLE NOW tor the Crescent City at New Or- STRING 8NA?PEB Honest Count (Non-’nUe). ^ Motor Sales I teahs, also at a', mile and' one six San Diego, Calif.— Don Jordan, FOR INFORMATION OAU ROUTE 5. EAST WINDSOR HILL teenth. The W. H. Bishop Stable Norman, Okla. (N E A )/-O k la Mre. Peter Perinchlef qlalme 141, Los Angeles, knocked out Ray entry o f Bembupgoo, 115, . and homa ran 120 offensive play» this 26-pound, 12-ouXce black- Portllla, 140, Houston, 6. , Pete's Folly, 111, iromed the prob MIMmII M22S DAYS agalnat Texas, 104 against Kahsaa: flii tuna taken oil Bermuda Manila— Leo Bapinoaa, 123, Ma n PHONE JAduoii i.2T0l ^ able favorites. Tile Sooners^won all. But. agalnat breaka tha exiatlng world rec- nila, outpointed Jet Bally. 125)4, . . -______Two-ytar-olda featured tha, pe- Notre Dame,'ll) losing, the SMners . ord tor women anglera by 11 Manila, 12. (Espinosa ratmlned or Mltehell 94m EVENINOS M A A A A A A AM A A A ★ A A M A A * A A Soto and tha Connora • MemorlaJ. ran only 58. • pounda. Pbillppinea featherweight title).
• i - i . ■ \ !•: ' ^ " i ■■ / a :'; ' i . " P A O B t n r ^fANCHEsirER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.', SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1957 S r MANCHESTER EVENINC M ALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 195t Trailers 6-A ON THE BEACH PAG^ iLB vitr: Ba*«d on the ^ t-S e llin s: Novel by Nevll Shute Apartments— Flats— Houses for Rent 65 Houses-For Sale 72 ELCAR "45” TWO BEDROOM, Tenements 5.1 Houses for Sale 72 Suburbanfpr Sale . 75 Classified a t t r a c t iv e four room winter excellent contlltion. UnSer $300 Ma n c h e s t e r — Price reduced to down. Iy)W payment achediile. MODERNLY DESIGNED for ef. ized cottage, completely fumWhed. ALL THIS FOR $30,900. Manches TAIXXITTv L l e - VeftKjn, |«.0OO. Oil heat. Dec, 1 to June 15. 890. $13,800. Excellent four room bun ter— New five room ranch. Large New Conn, conte'mporiify, ultra President’s Many othera on the sam^ plan. fortleaa living. Beautiful new ex- galow, Fine residential area, 119 Cas^di-Marcel Wedding Frate^rnity Advertisement Jenaen'a. Inc. (alwaya rcliablei. eellent location in Rockville, twen* Bolton Lake. AD 3-2018. lot. Amesite drive, extra large modem ranch. *4 acre wooded Benton St. Has new Deico heat- kitchen, tiled hatha, stall shoW- c l a s s i f i e d a DVT. *♦ Park Road. Weat Hartford. AD ly minutee from Hartford vis ing system, new aluminum storm lot. Washer - dryer-refriget^r- 3-8214 or GA 0-4479. .Monday Parkway. All appliances. Indivi ar, thrpe large bedrooms, pleasant built-ln oven-stove are includlA Aides Work DEPT. HOURS Su^rban For Rent 66 windows, enclosed porch and ga lit'ing room with bookcases. Home Unit Votes through Saturday. 9 to 5, Monday. dual heat control and antenna, rage, two bedrooms, living room For apptiimment to see call the §;15 A. M. to 4 -..S0 P. M. Wedneaday. Thuraday ^enlnga laundromat. Ample amealte park completely Insulated. Oil base R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtors. MI ROCKVILLE—Three room. new kitchen and tile bath. Immediate board heat, cast Iron furnace, fin 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, ing' for two cars, each available apartment, electric range, refrlg- occupancy. Phone MI 3-8273. Brae- Nov, 15 and Dec. 1. Three rooma ished recreation room with extra Barbara Wooda, Ml 9-7702 or U n c h a n g e d erafor, disposal, no pet*. ^ 5 * Bum Really. large fireplace in basement. Fin Robert Murdock, Ml 9-5972. F o r Rights COPY CLOSINO TIME Auto DrivinR School 7 A and bath. Adults. VlOO monthly. month. TR 5-2506 or TR 5-5050. Phone .Ml 9-4824, TR 5-5775. ished den or study in basement, FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SIX ROOM Cape, centrally located BOLTON — California ranch. 1520 (Contlnnellx^ m Page One) IJkR.SONS DP.IVING School COVENTRY—Four rooms com $13,800. Aluminum siding, amesite also laundry set up. Combination (Oeattmafi Oae) MON, THRU FRI Manchester's only trained and FIVE ROOM apartment, second Windows and doors. complete. square feet of living area. Ther pletely furnished Including wash drive. Tills home is an excellent mopane windows throughout. In posal had the ei 10:S0 A. M. certified instnictor For your safe floor, $80, heat and utilitiea not er and dryer $100 per month. appointment to see call Many more extras. t
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PAGE TWELVE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1957 ilanirlfpatrr lEu^ning IS^ralii Parkade Stores Open Tonight Through Until 9 p. m. jWU disposed of at McOalre, ac- ord, Mr. DojUe, I'll suspend judg About Town ebrding to theas arrangements, the ment," Judge Gryk said. Parking Free Heard Alons\Main Street repbrterk were to accompany the Less than 48 hours later, the Average Daily Net Press'Rnn P iW A party back to a suite In Oie name o f Joseph C. Doyle was For the Week Ended MaaohMt«r AiutUiary PoUc* Park Lane Hotel In Manhattiln. again put on the Town Court .*■ November 30, 1957 The Weather will mt«t Monday ni|;ht at 7:30 at 4nd on Some of ^ImcheBtere Side StreeUf Too There, they would await the pilots, docket. He was arrested and For Shoppers Fotfceat of O. B. Waether Bnreee Potlea Headquarters. A film on po who, meanwhile, would be making charged with failure to grant the lice aetlyitiea will be shown. radio and television appearances. right of way after he allegedly Manchester shoppers will be get 12,682 A Common Need
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