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Last 13 Men on Split Ship Table Cloths Jersey City State Department Weighs 26 of Crew 54 X 54 $1.29^ M a Y O R T Ie D Saved with 5 4 X 7 2 $ 1 J.'.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1981 i^GB TWENTY Don*t Wait 'until the Last Minute “ Stores. Will Be Open.until 9 Tonight Kenneth C. Panciera, son of Mr. ’nto BuckIhad Community dub The Manchester Ski Club will Members of St. Margaret’s Disabled Am erican Veterans LAND SURVEYING Gibbons Assem)ily, Catholic and Mrs. Ernest Panciera o f 338 wrllf give Its annual Christmas present the Internatlohally-famed Circle, Daughters of Isabella, and Auxiliary, No. 17, .w'lll Install Its Ladies of Columbus, will hold a officers Wednesday evening at 8 Parker street. Is a :member of the party for thd children In the school ski professional, Hannes Schmid, Avarif c Daily Net Preas Ran The W eB thec brief business meetldg and Christ­ their children had an enjoyable audUorium tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. EdwcN L. Daviss Jr. Abojut Town o’clock at the VFW Post Home, 96 piece Ithaca Oollega inarching tonight at 8 o’clock at WThlton Me­ V«r tke Week Bm M Faiaeaet of U. B. Wsotoar Bi mas party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at time Saturday at the Community Refreshments will be served, and Eegtstsred Lnai Sf vayst Y. It was the annual Christmas Manchester Green. State Depart­ band, Ithaca,' N. T. morial Hall. The public is invited Dee. 18, 1953 • T rirfw lnnil Womea’« (Hub mem- the K. of C. home. The 50 cent ment Commander Miss Mary Nu­ each person attending will provide 16 Practar Band , Ml gifts brought by the members will party for the children. More than and there will be no admisMon tMvt wlU hav* tlMir aanual Cbrint- gent of West Haven and her staff The Divine Spiritual Circle will a 35 cent gift. A bualnaaa meeting Fair toalght aad Wedaa MMpTo be donated to the Manslleld Parents 50 children were served. A light of the club will follow, with Olec- charge. , M . 7 t » guM 'Murty at tht home of Harriet luncheon was served at noon. Carol will be in charge. Mrs. Ruth Dad- meet at the Luithanian Social Hall 10,835 > Mtataaaa teolght 35-38. rym na^ 21* HilUard street, to­ •Association for children at the tiott of officers for the year 1958. t.. a State Training School and Hospital singing followed, and a visit from dario will succeed Mrs. Katherine on Golway street tonight at 8 Meaalwr e f ,«ke Aadit morrow nlfbt at 8 o’clock. Miller as president, and a social o’clock. Mrs. Charlotte Ellis of The Holy Ghost Mothers Circle in Mansfield. Santa Claus with a gift for each will hold a Christmas party Thurs- Bwean OtrenUtieka Mcneh«Mt4tr-—A City of VUlogo Charm Wera are remltKled to bring a gift child closed the progimm. time with refreshments will follow Springfield, Mass., will be the guest Past Cellar daughters o f Helen OPEN DAILT suitable for persons In mental in- Davidson Lodge No. 98, Daughters day night at 8 o'clock at the home t'NTn, 9 P. BE the rerenibny. Local patriotic speaker. of Mrs. Arthur Pongrats, 219 'Oak fMtiiHniis. marking same for either Members of Anderson-Shea Post, orders have been Invited. of Scotia. w:ill meet at the honu of STOP ur-rANTTIME VFW Auxiliary, are reminded of St. Elliabefh Mothers Circle will street. Members should bring a (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE P1VE CEM It fafw or wonAn. Manchester Chapter of Hadaa- Mrs. David |>HatoB. 33 Horton (daarilM 'AflvwtMag m » ) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1962 the installation of the DAV Wednes­ meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the 50-cent grab-bag gift. NORMAN’S' VOL. LXXII, NO. 65 Group C of the Center Church. sah will hold its regular meeting at road, tomorrow night at 7:45. day night at 8 o’clock at the post home of Mrs. Edgar Barube, 50 Cfiiristmas packages should be “The Variety Blart". .^ncanora Duse Lodge will hold a Turnbull road. Members are re­ Mrs. Rhoda Bockus leader, will Temple Beth Sholom tomorrow, at home at the Green. broi)ght for i^hange. Mr. add Mrs. John E. Lyons and Tke N.lskWHi—I- C9iristmaa party tomorrow night at quested to bring 50 cent grab bag hold a Christmas party at the 8 p. m. The evening’s program will 449 HARTTOBO BOAD g o'clock at the ItalUn-American church tmorrow night at 8 o’clock. include a dramatic portrayal of daughter, Helen, of 381 Center Members of Group D of the Cen­ gin*- ____ A son wras born at the Hartford street, drove to New York City ftu b on Cldridge street. Members Members are reminded to bring the life of HenrletU Saold and a <4 Grommet Reefer Brealu Up aN asked to bring 25-cent grab ter Church, Mrs. Hyatt SuUlffe, grab bag gifts suitable for children colorful travelogue of Israel. After Hospital Friday to Hr. and Mrs. yesterday to attend the wedding of leader, are reminded, of the Christ­ The Nurses Aide Christmas Ernest C. Hodgson, 85 TVebbe Jane Vickerman and Robert Mc­ iMig gifts, and those having children party will be held tohight at the at the State Hospital and Train­ the meeting refreshments will be Read Herald^dvs. mas meeUng Wednesday at 8 p. m. driye. ’ ' . ‘ Cann. I with them should have them also Country Club at • o'clock. ing School In Mansfield. served. biiag 28-<ent gifts. in the Robbins Room. DRESS UP YOUR TABLE FOR CHRISTMAS! ^ . - *• Christmas Plastic Last 13 Men on Split Ship Table Cloths Jersey City State Department Weighs 26 of Crew 54 X 54 $1.29^ M a y o r T ie d Saved with 5 4 x 7 2 $ 1 . 6 9 on Carter Loyalty 5 4 x 9 0 $ 1 . 9 $ ’ " To Criminal Buoy, Boat W’ashington, Dec. 16— Daviss u p ^ t l y So cheerful with red and green h ® "/ «"<1 leaves and gold — The government’s top bells. Just wipe them off. New York, Dec. 16—-(/P) pollUcsI affairs with tha U. S.j Loyalty Doubted Loyalty Review board has Leghorn, Italy, Dec. 16— —Witnesses today attempted HIM Conuaiaaion In Germany. ruled there is reasonable 'The dspartment, in Its announce­ (/P)--Pour Navy helkopten to link Mayor James V. Ken­ Welcome (pifts doubt ss to the loyalty 6f ment of the Loyalty Review board' rescued the last crewmen ny of Jersey City, N. J., to career diplomat John'Carter decision on Vincent, made public: I’rom the U. S. Navy ehip Cannon Gift Sets Charles Yanowski, murdered Vincent, but the State De- a letter to Acheeon fron board, <3rommet Reefer today, 86 labor organizer with a long chairman Hiram Bingham who pai’tment kept the way open, lours after she ran agroufd criminal record, before the wrote that tha board was not called ' J X Leghorn. ^2*^® set today to accept or reject its upon to find, that Vinoant waa end broke in two o ff Leghorn. New York State Crime com­ recommendation he be fired. disloyal, and did not flo to. The helicopters brought off A range of patterns and colorings in i. embroidsred. hah^; mission. Some offlolala epeculated ihat, But,'^he added, “hts conduct in IS men. neviously ^ had printed and aolid color towel Sets in 3-piece, 4-pleee and S-pleca. The commiasion’a probe of wat* after dlacuMlng the matter with office ... forces ua reluctantly to leen removed by' breeches FOR EVERY •tVIlk • gale laahlng at rMfXie Uaea. the r . 8. ykt-y bar. srfront racketeering sailed into the President Truman, probably next conclude that there la reasonable buoy and boat. Mmv fpcMi Lertora. ItalFk At liglit la tlM'iirracliai flMgbt aa » « heavily mined waters of Jersey doubt as to his loyalty. OTHER GIFT TOWEL SETS $ I .*98 to $7.95 iett (fM kgm aad) t o a ir a t e n i where 89 mek were e<rajide4 h» veeeel. The Ortmmet B ^ e r w w week end. Secretary o f Stata Ache- Orlftnally the Navy, aaid ‘ 40 City politics where friends often son may deeids to reopen the whole Bingham's latter cited what It Christmas rytag tutkeyeto U. S. eeMlers la Ewepe wken lU anckor drag^ *»»*■« » higk wliid, aad become foes. men were aboard, but thia was re- case and may aventually reinstate termed Vincent’s "studied praise" \ the ilitp wiagited ki two. (NBA Iladlo Tetephete). ■* _______ '' viaed to S9. "Lets ef Ttnaes" Vincent. Acheaon la in Paris and of the Chinese Oommunlsta In the The four windmill craft circled B e a u t i f u l James F. Kean's, s stocky form­ Ultra was no official word to sup­ early 1940's and hla "equslly the etem of the wrecked refrigeta- er head loader at tha American port this theory. studiad criUciam of the Chlang tor veeeri. Tban one after iBBOthar Kal-ahek government.’’ The U. 8. lExpori Lines’ Jersey City piers, The State department announced they hovered above the broken d f the review board’s action last was then supporting Cfliiang, Bing­ Q O P G iv e n Eisenhower Talks said he’d seen Tanowski and Ken­ eecUon, lowered a sent, pulled It Embroidered PilloyiCasw ny together "lots of Umea" before night and said it had suspended ham added. And, Bingham said, PLUS DOUBLE up with a man aboard and flew to a Kenny became mayor. Vincent and ordered him home Vincent had ’’close association with Leghorn soccer field. from Tangier. He has been min­ numerous tierscns who, he reason Yanowski, who carried cards as The helicopters ware from tha *2 -9 8 f i l m i n g o n business agent of several unions, ister and diplomatic agent tbere.
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