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1 .J' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1986 PAtssonmr Average Daily Net Preaa RRn The Weather 4Ktmr(iP0tpr li^ralb . For. the Week Ended Foreaibt of n. S. WeattMT BOn Nov. teOi, 1960 Partly cilondy, breeuy. BBlIwf < mics, handmade wreath* and cor- S t Jude IVuddelis Mothers Clr> The finance committee of the Gifts from Ffunous •ages, Mr*. Joseph Halloran; ulghL Low $8 to cle will meet topight a t Uie home Community Child Guidance-Clin a W o 13,309 ooM, aouttoied aiiow flunlM About Town ic of Manchester will meet to pastriee, Mrs. Joseph iSchauster; of Mrs. 'Wncent Girard, 17 Brent To Be Auctioned snack bar, Mrs. William Vlrge; BODY Mombor of Ifco Audit billy oeetioa*. O gh Mar Rd., following instruction a t the morrow at 7:30 p.m. a t the Chap Bureun of dnnlntlou man House, 60 Haynes St. and parcel post, Mrs. Nicholas Mancheater-^A CUy of Villago Charfn i t OuiitopKer’a Mothers’ Or- Church of the Assumption at 7:45 Cataldo. ★ W ELD IN G de will meet tonight at 9:1S at pjn. Gift* from many prominent per- The Women's Home League of *0148,■ Including President-elect ★ AUTO BODY and tha hone of Mrs. R ic h a r d (CkuBlfled Adverttatag on Pngo 14) PRICE FIVE C R m Barthlauine, 40 liltchlleld St. Mrs. Army Pvt. John H. McFarland, the Salvation Army will meet to John F. Kennedy, will be auctioned FENDER REPAIRS VOL. LXXX, NO. 50 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1960 lA dna Kieman will he co-hostess. son of Mr. sind Mrs. John McFar morrow at 2 p.m. at Junior Hall. off during a Christmas Bazaar Classes Planned land, 86 Florence St, recently Members will work on a Christ sponsored by St. Bridget’s Rosary ★ COMPLETE CAR The Boly Ghost Mothers Circle completed eight weeks of military mas project. Refreshments will be Society Friday and Saturday at In Swedish Dance PAINTING win meet tonight a t 8 p.m. at the police training at the Provost served. St. Bridget's CTurch hall. Canirch of the Assumption. Fol- Marshal General's School, Ft. Gor Mrs. Leonardo Parla Is general First' of a series of Instruction LACtlUilR and ENAMEL State News Mothers Fail don, Ga. MoParland, 18, is a 1960 , Manchester Soroptimists will chairman of the^bazaar to be held TEL. 3n 9-5028 lowlag the meeting the group will attend a dinner meeting tonight at sessions in Swedish dancing will U.S. Will Contribute graduate of Manchester High ‘FYiday from 7 to 10 p.m. and Sat he guests of Mrs. Don Guinan at 6:30 at the home of Mrs. William be sponsored by Scandla Lodge. To Block Gain her home at 148 Ludlow Rd. School, who entered the Army urday from 10 to 6 p.m. Order of Vasa, Thursday from T 281 A D A M S ST. H. Slelth, Sunny View Dr„ Ver Gifts for the auction have been Roundup last June and completed basic non. Mr. Slelth ^11 show slides of to 9 p.m. in Orange Hall, E. Center Train, School Bus Hit, received from the president-elect, H m Mount Saint Joseph Acad training at F t Dis, N.J. a trip to Europe. St. In Integration emy Alumnae is planning a Com from Sen. Prescott Bush, former Mr. and Mrs. Lennart Torsten- Extra $14 Million in munion supper at the Academy in Manchester Lodge of Masons Rep. Chester Bowles, Gov. Abra son will be Instructors for the class The Infant Jesus of Prague ham Rlbicoff, Secretary-of-State 1' A N G [ West Hartford on Thursday. Dec. will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Mothers Circle will meet with the to which all persons of Swedish Larger Training New Orleans, Nov. 29 (iT*)— 8. The Rev. Charles McKlhlnney Merle P. Tapley, district deputy Mrs. Ella Grasso, Mr*. Richard background, including teenagers, Police jostled a path through Rev. Francis T. Butler tonight at Nixon, Art Llnkletter, Lawrence will he celebrantnof the Maai In for the 6th Masonic district, will 8 o’clock at the Church of the As are Invited. ; 'JEL OIL UN Congo Expenses Schools Opposed angry, yelling white mothers the chapel at 6:15/ and guest make his official visitation and Welk, and BiU Savitt. Some of ihe There will be a short business inspection. LesUr P. Dewey, a sumption hall. A meeting will fol gift* will be auctioned Friday at today so a Protestant minis speaker at a supper in the cafe low at the home of Mrs. P’roderick meeting at 8 o’clock for lodge GASOLINE Hartford, Nov. 29 {If)—Dr. teria at 7. member of Corinthian Lodge, 8:30 p.m. by Nicholas Cstaldo. Bob members. ter could escort his 5-year-old Barrett, 84 Bowers St. Mrs. James Ellsworth of WTIC will be guest United Nations, N. Y., Nov.t»PP«»**«»»<*ly Franklin M. Foote, state com Bridgeport, will receive his 50- F. Barry will be co-hostess. A program to encourage all per Ck>ngo budget for the current year. daughter into an integrated The Manchester Council , of year membership pin, and the auctioneer Saturday at 2 p.m. sons In Manchester and surround 29 (R)—^The United States The 99-natlon committee began missioner of health, said to New Orleans school. Fellowcraft degrae will be con Santa Claus will also be present announced today it is ready to Churches will meet tonight at 6:30 Past Chiefs Daughters will meet ing towns, whd have a Swedish debate on the red-hot Issue after day he feels it would be a Blockading mothers harangued for dinner at the Salvation Army ferred. There will be a social hour to pose for pictures with' each child background, to participate in a BANTLY OIL contribute approximately fl4 the Soviet Union had sought to two white mothers who had taken and refreshments. tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. at the home ( . iMP N ^ , IM . sidetrack It until the political Isr “mistake” to enlarge Mans citadel, followed by a talk by Dr. of Mrs. David Kerr, 30 Jarvis Rd. who visits him. study of Swedish culture and learn million more than its share of theirfChjIdren into William Frantz Leon l^Rnd, and a business session. Booths and chairmen for the ing the Swedish language will 'I \l \ I IM I, I sues also could be discussed In the field and Southbury Training School, beat and kicked the wom Members of the distributive edu bazaar Include aprons, Mrs. the U.N. Congo costs, biit in General Assembly. Schools in face of a new pro The Mallmams will meet to start Tuesday. Dec. 6, at 7 p.m. at en’s car in frustration as the pair Children Injured cation club and retailing class at Ernest Fitzgerald; Christmas the Masonic Temple. For further TEL MItclicM V.TBV'j sisted on measures to make Soviet Delegate A. A. Roschin gram being developed to care drove off. Manchester High School will spon morrow at 8 p.m. at the home of cards and wrappings, Mrs. Genaro Mrs. Patrick McCann, 30 Ash Information, call Mr. and Mrs. sure that .all other members accused Secretary-General Dag for mentally retarded children ’’They should beat her till she ATLANTIC sor a rummage sale Saturday at D’Aurla; plants, Mrs. David Fair John Nelson, 40 Harlan St. ROCKVILLE TR 5-.3271 are required to pay their as- Hammarskjold of leading the can’t stand up,’’ screamed one 9 a.m. In a vacant store on Birch worth St., for election of officers. banks; jewelry, Mrs. Marguirite United Nations into a financial on a regional basis. woman. FURNACE OIL St. opposite the Birch St. Bakery. LaFlamme; country store, Mrs. gessments. He made this observation today Alberta Grossing The Soviet bloc alrtsdy has an crisis. Hammarskjold has wam- as he appeared before Governor Despite the human barrier, the Aotomatlo Delivery The rummage sale is to raise Joseph Harrington; kiddie games boycott at William Frantz School funds to send members to a state and balloons, Mrs. Wentworth nounced It will not jjay any part Rlbicoff to explain the department's L T. WOOD CO. of the estimated $66 million Congo (Continued on Page Eleven) requested budget of more than $43 weakened. Two white children Phone MI S-1129 convention. Public Records Johnson, and white elephants, Mrs. went to that school with the one Lamont, Alta., Nov. 29 ,e kkept.c iu openopto Hartford, Nov. 29 (.4’/- -Govenior authorities reported later toert Frank Oambolatl for Jeremiah The Bolands were married Nov. PARAKEETS dle East (UNEFl which were Ri’oicoff todav cmphaticall.v denied 28, 1935, at St. James’ Church. FROM __ 1, ,ann ir.to °f mentally retarded children , i-s for a special school board ruling. were 15 known deaths. They ex- FUNERAL Collins, alterations to home at 171 covered in a special budget. quest of $600 million a year are very eager to cooperate. 1 That ruling must be approved by tliat he has been offered and haa pre.aacd fear the final- toll would St. John St., $860. MANCHESTER HOUSE k HALE help support U.S. troops in West MORIARTY PBESORIPTION PHARMACT The U.S. voluntary contribu In addition. Dr. Foot explained ; toe State Board of Education, turned down a prist in ttje Ken- be higher. SERVICE PET c e n t e r 801 BIAIN ST.—Sn 8-6321 USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE^OT 8-4123 tions, plus about $16 million In ex- German.v. that $20,407,000. Or about 48 per A yoimg white Methodist minis I netly cabinet. Frank Butney, driver of the bus, 995 Main St.—MI 9-4278 ected U.S. assessments, would cent of the department's budget, is ter, the Rev. Lloyd Foreman, in j His comment was in response to .survived. None of the train crew BROTHERS/ WALTER N, PRESGRimOHS ring the total U.S. payments to (Continued on Page Two) cited mo.st of the wrath of the I a query concerning an Albany, N.Y LECLERC, requested for the mental retarda was injured. Free Delivery g tion program including the opera motoers. His daughter attends Uie j newspaper story which said toat The train was running from 301 CENTER ST. Director Personal Notices tion of Southburv and Mansfield. William Frantz kindergarten. j the Connecticut Governor had been Vermilion, Alta., to Edmonton. Ca LIG C En DRUG They screamed questions and in- offei-ed-the post of Secretary of nadian...... National Railways said it M l 3.513S Call Ml 9-5869 No Questions Asked Trooper Grabs Pair "'inister as he stood ] Health, Education and Welfare and.j was an extra train, 23 Main Street, Manchester Card of Thanks SHOPPINO PABHADE ' . , , with a protective arm about his; had rejected it. ' W« wish to thank all of our nalghbora, COME FOR CHRISTMAS Enfield, Nov. 29 A state ; daughter before police cracked the "I have turned down nothing as frtonda and rHatIvaa for tha many acta of kindnaas and aympalhy shown ua In trooper today captured two inmates | picket line. nothing has been offered to me,” our rscsnt b-rcavamont. W* especially of the Osborn State Prison who es In the pattern of events since toe Governor declared. Troops Guard thank all those who sent the beautiftil CD Advisory Unit Silent caped from the prison last night. integration began in New Orleans floral tributes and loaned the use of The two convicts, riding in a President-elect John F. Kennedy and Che.stei Bowles are all He reiterated that he seeks no CUSTOM SHOE REPAIRING cara. public schools two weeks ago, smiles as they emerge from a breakfast conference at Kennedy's job in the Kennedy Administration, Mrs. George J. Beauregard 30-MINUTE FREE stolen car, were halted and taken white spectators jeered and hoot Georgetown home today.' (AP Photofax). and added. ”Up to this moment, no Venezuela Oil, IN MANCHESTER and family. INSTALLATION into custody in nearby Ellington ed as U.S. marshals accompanied position has been offered to me.” HOUSl For Neariy Two Years by Trooper Earl Johnson of the toe four Negro students Into toe HALE Thus, he said, continued specula FOR OVER 40 YEARS Stafford Springs Barracks. two schools. __ tion on the matter is a "source of Rioting Ceases JohnSUfiHattPha Tipiitted toe two A cold wave toat tiimBle3 the constant embarrassment” to him. GRADE MATERIALS OBTAINABLE MUFFLERS HartfoM. Nov. 29 W —The operations are not "op- men while cruising on Route 30 temperature into toe 50s temper WE USE ONLT THE FINEST THE PERFECT GIFT you’ll find ALL the trimmings Civil Defense Advisory Council ha* eratlons.” He said he has not spok There have been repeated rumors Caracas, Venezuela, Nov. 29 UP ALl en his feelings in xouncU meetings near Crystal Like. ed toe staying powers of tha pick- Bowles tp Get Post and speculation as to Governor atfaig' aiotoart. lAn ' hofhr aftar — National Guard units moved .SOMETHING FROM MAKES not rtisds 4 idngle Tecbmmend'ation so far but planned to do so soon.- •He • pursued them into Sandy Rlbicoft’s future since he met with into Venezuela’s rich petroleum to toe governor or toe State CD All members specifically requested Beach Road where they were forc school opened', ' the ■ number of President-elect John F. Kennedy at IN OUR NEW ed to stop. One of the convicts blockading motoers had dwindled fields today to guard against sabo SINGER director for nearly two years, a that their names not be mentioned. the latter’s Palm Springs, Fla., tage after four days of leftist riot SAM YULYES study released today discloses. Some of the deficiencies In Civil made a start to run into the woods to a handful. home two weeks ago when both "SHOE REP AIRING OF THE BETTER KIND" but changed his mind. The women pickets, failing to In Kennedy Cabinet ing in Caracas. A few new minor During the same period, how- Defense reported at council meet were vacationing in the South. outbreaks were reported. Open Mondays All Day—Closed Wednesday Afternoons evw, the council heard many re ings this year have been as fol The convicts were captured keep' four white children from en New York, Nov. 29 (JP —Gov. U OAK ST.—SAME SIDE AS WATKINS BROS. SAVE tering the school, spottted two While rain dampened the ardor ports of deficiencies In toe State’s lows: about 4:15 a.m. and taken to Hart Washington, Nov. 29 f/Pi—Presl-^^-said a job for Bowles was not dis- Abraham A. Rlbicoff of Connecti of most demonstrators in tola CIlivil Defense preparedness from Out of 81 '“test” readings of ford State Police Headquarters for cut is reported to be the almost capital, the government apparent professional CD workers. Some of meters used to measure rediation questioning. (OontUined nn Page Seven) dent-elect Jolin F. Kennedy gave cussed but added: certain choice for secretary of SEAT COVERS these deficiencies were labeled from fallouty only 15 were accur They were Identified as Edward a broad Indication today that he "We will be discussing it.” health, education and welfare in ly feared leftists might try to will offer Chester Bowles a post in The next visitors were Gov.-elect President-elect Kennedy’s admlnis daniige costly oil field pumping "serious” by those reporting to toe ate during "Operation Alert” hdd Briggs, 26, Tolland, and Charles toe new administration. He also Terry Sanford of North Carolina and refining installations. I A B r A I ^ council. In April. Many were far off base. Trombley, 22. Rockville, both serv tratlon, the New York Times said GREETING CARD AND PARTY SHOP! ing one-to-three years for break discussed a possible place for re and toe state's Democratic chair today In a dispatch from Wash The step was taken after the State lew says that toe council This was blamed on lack of train Union Officials tiring Gov. Luther H. Hodges of man. Bert Bennett Jr. military command conferred for Tickets Now On Sale E A S Y T E R M S NEW BIKE DEPT. must meet once a month and ed radiological workers on the ing and entering. North Carolina. Standing with Kennedy after ington. "shall advise toe director end the local level. ■ The men were discovered miss two hours with President Romulo LOW OUWN f'AVMINI We repair all makes. Ton Bowles, chief foreign policy ad ward at the doorway, Sanford told This would mean that he would Betancourt, the Moderate Social can use your old bike a* n governor on Civil Defense matters Radio messages from local CD ing from the new minimum secur In Bribe Case newsmen he had brought up toe resign as governor with two years SINGER and in toe formulating of all policy ity prison about 9:16 p.m. yester viser to Kennedy during the cam ist chief of state. THE MANCHESTER MESSIAH CHORUS trade-in. organization* were delayed as paign, foniier ambMsador, ex-gov- possibility of an appointment for of his term remaining. His suc Betancourt yesterday called out ANNUAL PERFORMANCE SEWING CENTER affecting Civil Defense,” much as four hours in reaching day. Hodges. cessor would be Lt. Gov. James Asked about toe lack of recom toe state control center due to ■VlTien captured, they were driv Get Sentences emor of Connecticut and now a re M. Dempsey. the army to put down the violent SUNDAY. DECEMBER 11. 7:30 P.M. HF A-wIf R'> cjk All r'JUfr ing a car stolen in Broad Brook. tiring member of Congress, has Hodges haa been given top men demonstrations which he said wera Aryf/ ( AW{ NIfrr, mendations from the council (toe lack of sufficient communications been prominently mentioned as a tion for secretary ot commerce, "Gov. Ribicoff, one of the earl T R i P L E W , last one came in January 1959), equipment stnd trained personnel. Police said Briggs was driving iest Kennedy-for-President back Indianapolis, Nov. 29 (A’)—Two possible secretary of stale. but Kennedy said no specific posi (Continued on Page Eight) The Connecticut Rank and Trust Company Chairman Kenneth M. Singer, Singer said at toe Jan. 18 meet toe car. top officials of toe Carpenters tion was involved in the talk today. ers, is regarded by leaders of the 893 MAIN STREET Greenwich said that the council He held a 65-mlniito breakfast new administration as one of the 832 MAIN ST. S T O R E S ^ ing this year that State CD hu Union were sentenced to prison in conference with the Incoming "I told him (Kennedy) he must first be asked for advice on "an appalingly small number of $28,371 for Kotcatski the Indiana highway, scandals yes outstanding men In public service, Ray Belter’s Music Shop Potterton’s, Inc. TrI. MI 8-8888 681 MAIN ST.—MI 8-6771 a speciHc matter before it can act. Democratic president at Kennedy’s (Hodges) would be a good man with particular qualities of diplo 1018 MAIN STREET ISO CENTER STREET ,4i>eople” to run a—state program Hartford, Nov. 29 (gb—The re- terday over the sharp protest of for any-position anywhere in his «« T r M w M * W TtB SDiaai MTO. CO. He has received no such requests their attorney. Georgetown home. Later Kennedy macy and tact required for deal from toe governor’s offlee or State (The CD staff was cut from 31 to election campaign of Congressman- administration,” Sanford said. ing with the Intricate problems of 14 members as a result of a merg at-large Frank Kowalski cost at Counsel for Carpenters Presi As for Kennedy’s reaction. San Bulletins CD Director William -br- Schatz- dent Maurice A. Hutcheson and toe social welfare field,” toe Times man, Singer said. er with toe State Military De- least $28,371. ford replied: said. from the AP Wires partmtot in mid-1959). This was demonstrated by two ■Vice President O. William Blaler This is not a criticism, but filed a motion for a new trial just “The Senator listened very care It noted that there had been Singer said that toe function of financial statements filed in the News Tidbits fully.” early speculation Rlbicoff WE HAVE MOVED! merely a comment," toe chairman the council is- to "remain well- secretary of state’s office ywter- before Special Judge M. Walter THE HOUSE OF FASHION added. Bell sentenced the officials to 2 to (killed from AP Wires Kennedy grinned at this, but might be in line fof appointment FBI NABS SOBLE BROTHER The State C3> Director, when informed” on CD so that "when day. At least one other campaign 14 years in prison. sidestepped a direct answer to a as attorney general but that it had tVashlngton, Nov. 29 UR —FBI uked about a lack of requests question as to whether the com developed at a recent meeting of DiiWtor J. Edgar Hoover today (Continued on Page Eleven) Judge Bell released toe defend from him for formal council ac (Conttaoed on Page Two) ants on $5,000 bond each and set A twin-engine Sovjet plane has merce post was specifically dis Ribicoff and Kennedy In Palm annmuiced the arreat of Dr. EYE GLASS Convantlend tion, said that "nothing serious” argumenU for Jan. 4 on their mo started a flight of more than 2,100 cussed. Beach that toe Connecticut Gov Robert Soble, fiO-year-old New YOUR haa arisen requiring a request tion for a new trial. miles along the Eastern Antarctic "I think the Governor (Sanford) ernor!! primary interests were in York Cit.v physician, on charges from him to toe council. Atty. John A. Royse objected coast from the Soviet Mirny base described it,” Kennedy said. the field of health, education and of conspiring to steal defense On at least three occasions in May Raise Dues or Shut Down strongly to the sentencing of to Lazarev station, Tass reports.. Kennedy said that he and his welfare. secrets for the Soviet Union. Dr. the past two years members of toe Hutcheson and Blaler because the The American Medical Assn. Is Hoble was taken Into custody at council have tried to bring m sug judge had not yet ruled on the considering a dues increase that (Continue, on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) Orangeburg, N. Y. by FBI agenta CONTACT LENS SPECIALIST gested changes tojpresentjCD poli new trial motion. would add from 31-5 million to 3SJ1 as he left the Rockland State Hoe-_ YARN SHOP cy. Bach time toe chairman has Country'Clubs Target Hutcheson and Blaler were con million a year to its revenues. pttal where he haa been a rasl- stated that such matters dealt victed Oct. 28 of conspiracy and Flanked by two Federal mar dont physician since 1954. Dr. formerly of 50 (>ittage Street with "operations,” and as such bribery ot a ' State Highway De shals, Willie Hlrsch, German-born $100,000 StUl Missing 8oble is a brother of Jack SoUe, OPTICAL STYLE BAR JUST WAIT TILL YOU SEE OUR EXCITING COLLECTIONS were not the council’s business. arrested on espionage chargee in 763 MAIN STREET Ml 3-1191 partment employe In connection medical illustrator, left New York At least three members of toe Of New U. S. Tax Rule with a quick profit of more than for Chicago by plane today to New York City in January 1957 has now M O VED to the new of all the things you’ll need to make your holiday parties council feel toe council has become $81,000 on highway right-of-way and now serving a 7-year een- a"waste of time.” One said he dis stand trial on charges of spying deals in Lake and Wayne Counties for the Soviet 'Union...A recoid tencr. > agreed with toe chairman’s exchi' By FRANK CORMIER <(>empt country clubs. It affects all in 1956. FBI Arrests Kidnaper Sion of "operational” matters. He types of Uu\-exempt clubs “operat- 4.3 million Ohioans marked ballots ROCKY’S VIEWS ON NIXON THE MOST COLORFUL AND UNIQUE EVER! Washington, Nov. 39 —Many Judge Bell fined each man $260 In the Nov. 8 general election, hc- said policy recommendations af- ed exclusively for pleasure,pleasure rec and ordered them to pay trial costs. .Albany, N. Y.. Nov. 29 IW—NM- I lOUSE £»; HALE of toe lotion’s country clubs will reation and other nonprofltable cording to official count. son A. Rockefeller anaqaaced to He also barred them from voting or MAIN STREET CORNER OF OAK have to change their policies—and purposes.”, ’This includes yacht Numerous Rhode Island doctors With $4,593 of Ransom day he would seek re-eleotkm aa holding jniblie office for five years. have removed their medical em Rangers See Plane some may be forced' out of busi clubs, tennW clubs, in-town social The sentencee were mandatory, governor of- New York state in ness—b'ecause of a new federal tax clubs, and many others. blems from ears In recent weeks 1902. But he declined to say NOTHING HAS CHANGED but toe fines could have been ahy as a result of ah epidemic of thefts Los Angeles, Nov, 29 (ff)—PBlshe planned to file formal kidnap COME IN TOMORROW! ruling. Because of . the ruling, one‘ amounts up to 315,000 each. Judge whether be would bid for tiM B ^ r 'Wreckage; 4 Died Washington area country club has of physicians' bags...Rep. Parey charges against the three today. publican nomination for presi EXCEPT THE LOCATION! If you belong to. a country club, Bel) explained ^e did not lew toe agenta converged on ' a startled The other two are James ,R. Gor the result may be an Increase in banned all rs« of club facilities by Branton,, facing overwhelming op dent in 19M.' Rockefeller refneed YOUNCMAN In May 15 Crash outside organizations. Ironically, maximum fines because Hutche position. yesterday killed his own Frank Marrone at a LnSiAngeles man, 29. Identified as an escaped toe dues you pay.. If you’re not a son and Blaler paid back to the to My whether be tlionght tba You’ll still receive the same friendly service, the ...and while you’re here this club formerly made its golf House .resolution which sought to inteisection early today and ar convict also wanted for a 313,000 Republicans should nominate A rs you bgfwstn 21 and 35 yodre eld? Do club member, but belong to eome state their profits from the land Huntington Park, Calif., market' same quality merchandise, plus free instructions, Los Angeles, Nov. 29 agency was depicted a s ' having Friday. Agenta recovered 177,900 Agents were searqhlng for more in either one-of-a-kind or asisorted, designs worth more tlmn 846,66
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEIW CONN,. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1960 9 A M TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CqWN. .TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ,29, 1980 .FAiMRlISHliV' ly took ^ota of published reports -Hal Boyle > ^ O Shopping Days Question$ Asked that there was a lack of coordina Columbia Further Meetings Planned Levitts Honored U.S. Asks Japs tion between the Anderson-Dillon miseioh and Secretary of State Sheinwold on Bridge Till Christmas On Anniyersary Help Pay Part Christian A. Herter. Retardation Why Women Make On Red Cross Fund Issue MUNWirS CANITY R lt# iN CD Advisory Unit Silent Eisenhower said the instruotlons Mr. and Mrs. Fred lAfvitt, . 14 had been fully coordinated, with THINK BEFORE < Both •Utsjm tojnbW Further meetings to end a dis ■'^TTie Rockville Chapter la Interest Munro Bt., wera guMts at m sur Of Foreign Aid Herter as well as with Secretary Talk Slated OPENING UBAD prise party In honor of their 40th Cream and Butter Fudge of Defense Thomas 8. Gates Jr. MMrra Husbands Wait pute over money between the Man ed in hairing donations by resi By Alfred Sheinwold dents of Rockville credited to that wedding anniversary Sunday af OlMoelato hod PcbucIm with or without Bttta. fff 4h W For Nearly Two Years and had been known in advance chester. and Hartford Red Cross (Oontinned from Page One) Very few player* give much %Vt\,, chapter. , ternoon. The .party, given by their Also: PeoBot |liitter F u d g e ...... U , V I e m O to the West German government. For Meeting New York (/PI —Why la It wives was all a matter pt feminine A bw - Chapters will be held in the near thought to the opening lead. AAy manshlp. friends and relatives, was at their (CoaUned froM P a(« Oae) the adjutant general, secretary of Pointing to Japan's present reasonable card will do to start love to. keep their htwbands wait future. home. the state board of education, chair Atty. William Moller of Hart m t i t » j r ing? “ Wives don’t keep their husbands ROUTE « — ROLTON prosperity, MacArthur said: the play, and they begin to think wsltlng to punish them," he said. Gordon Copelknd, a member of MHS Vocal Group TPhe couple was married Nov. 17, U or tf the governor Mks for man of the Public Utilities Cojn- Hehran ford and Bert Schmickel, acting habit of wifely procrastina 1920, by the late Rev. Dr. P. J. O. "We in America hope that Japan only after the dummy nae ap $ 4 3 $V A AK K J J» » "They Juat like to surrive' late be the American Red Cross Board of OfMfi Doily and Swidoy TW 7:30 9M, ■dvieo through the CD director" mission, speaker of the House of deputy commissioner on mental peared oh the table. tion probably haa annoyed and Cornell o f Emahuel Lutheran Representatives, and the Lieuten will find more opportunities for retardation of the State Depart BKQI9 9 ♦ 17 4 9 puzzled more men than all other cause It is exciting. It gives them Directors," and secretary-treasurer To Sing for Club the council can take action. St. Peter’s Women Take the West hand today, for A K r 9 6 A t 4 2 a sense o f drama.". Church. Mr, and Mrs. Levitt have ant Governor. extending economic aid, technical ment of Health, Will addrCM the feminine Idosyncrastea put tdgeth- of the Southern New England Tele a son, Fred M. Levitt of Man "Whatever la going on In the example. If West postpone* hi* 8 0 U T B er. But a fourth husband had still council hi not unknown to the Othep members Include, the assistance and the benefit of her principals of elementary schools tfiUiklng, be wUl lead the king of phone Co., said the first meeting The Round Table Singers from chester, and four grandchildren. chairman, two other representa Prepare Bazaar in the area supervised by George If two women agree to meet at another explanation. gOV(Bmor,” he aaid. The CD di own' experience to the free coun diamonds. 8 5 ? ” ” "I feel Borty for wives,” he said. held yesterday was fruitful In Manchester High school will pro Mr. Levitt was employed by tives of the general public, and one Graff, of the Rural Supervlaory a department store luncheon coun yielding the plan to hold further vide entertainment for a meeting Pratt and Whitney Aircraft for 17 rector and various state depart tries of the less developed areas of Declarer takea dummy's ace of ♦ I ter at high noon; they miraculous "They all have a secret Inferiority ment head's on the council are "at repre.sentative each from the fol St. Peter’s parkshioners are re Service, Thursday, at an all day A A Q 107 3 meetings. of the ' 50-50 Couples Club of St. years until his re'tirement. THE lowing groups: Local CD directors, Asia, Africa and I.«tin America.” diamcHids, cashes the aoe of clubs ly arrive simultaneously as the complex. When they gat aome- le u t two channels of communica minded of the Christmas Bszasr meeting of the group at Porter S««lh WeM Kwth R«l where lata, it creates a stir. Every- The meeting was held In the of Mary's Episcopal Church Friday industry. Organized Labor, Farm He said that with growing pros School. and ruffs a club In dummy. He clock strikes 12. ' tion" with-the governor, he said. Saturday at Phelps Hall from 10 1 A F w 1 - T V m bodys asks, *Wher« have you fice of Edward Thoms, chairman night, to be proceeded hy a potluck Approved Act Bureau, American Red Cross, perity, Japan's International re- Atty. MoUer, speaking at the ruffs a diamond in Ma hand and Bach would get there exactly on of the Manchester Chapter. PENNY SAVER With the way the council is set ruffs another club in dummy. And I A Fwt 2 A Ta** been? We were worried altout Two Tell Ideas supper at 'r in Neill hall. ..'1 ______■! Counril of Social Agencies and the sponstbllitiea naturally increase a.m. to 4 p.m. morning session which opens st 8 time If she had to crawl through It was Thoms who protested the ap, the chairman said, it is "doubt- then he ruffs another diamcHid to 4 A All Pan you.’ This builds up their feeling A brief business meeting and ■ The Washington Monument, af Connecticut State Firemen’s Assn. and that the challenge to help All sorts of "CSu-istmasy’’ ar o'clock, will talk on "Educating snowdrifts on her haiida and knees allocation of funds between the HAS A RACK OF fol whether any employe, (of the reach his hand so that he can ruff Opening lead — A K of self-importance. On Gift Wrapping old-fashioned Christmas party, will ter an auspicious beginning on others "become more compelling." ticles will be sold, such ss door (Children In the Public Schools to make it. Neither would think Manchester and Hartford chapters. also precede the entertainment ■tate) is going overboard" in mak a third club with dummy’s last o f keeping the other waiting. A “Poor dears, when you realize July 4, 1848, stood incomplete at a At the same time, MacArthur wreaths, African -vloleU, lapel About the Law.’’ ■' trump. two. apades. Still, you have no at this about them, ydu cBn’t be mad He said money denated by Man program. Members are reminded ing recommendations on the conn- woftian simply doesn’t do that to The Koffee Klatsche group of chester residents who work in height of about 153 feet from 1854 WOMEVrS APPAREL cil wdlich are not acceptable to the a.ssured the Japanese that the In the afternoon, following a tractive bid. A double should pro at them. They’re so starved for the Manchester YWCA will meet to bring their Christmas gifts. Grand Jury Opens decorations, food, candy, orna South makes five trumps in his another woman. businesses in Greater Hartford until Aug. 2, 1876, when President state government. Aske'l if he 1 steps put into effect by President talk by Miss Lucile Abell, consul duce at least 300 points despite your attention.' You have to pity tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at the Mr. and Mrs. Gordon.Fogg are Ulysses S. Grant approved an act ments, white elephants, aprons, tant in school social work -with the own hand, three ruffs in the dum Before marriage a gti't should be credited to the Manches meant by state govei-nment, the V ole Fraud Probe Eisenhower to redress the unfa my, and two side aces. The total trump weakness. - fairly punctual about meeting her them.” Community Y. chairmen of the food committee, which provided that the federal MARKER ROWN vorable gold situation woiild not dolls, jewelry, toys, doll beds and State Department of Education, Well, ladies, what about it? ter Chapter rather than to the present administration, the chair comes to ten tricks, and South is (Copyright i960, Generel Features boy friend on time. But once she Two club members, Mrs. Emil Hartford Chapter, as is now the assisted by Mr. and Mra. Ludwig government should complete Its man declined to clarify his remark impair any vital aecurlty arrange pot holders. A good o|>portimlty, S unickel will speak. Corp.) What is the real reason you keep Wertsler and Mrs. Richard Hurd, Hansen, Mr. and 'Mrs. IVilliara- erection. (CMitinaed from Page Oiw) to buy Christmas gifts. Proceeds home. gets a wedding ring .on her finger, case. ItOSHTALAUXtUARy further. State employes on the 20- ments. Student Oounell Election she changes ' almost instantly. your husbands waiting ? will present a gift wrapping dem Hunniford, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Oomo In and Got. A . will go to some need within the The result is different if West He said Manchester residents are member poun/il include the com He said there would be some cut George E. Peters Jr. was elect From then on she seems to delight onstration. An assortment of gift Rohan, and Mr. and Mrs. John HOW TO DIM CAR LIGHTS Wonderful Bargala! peared from a valut on the third parish. ed president of the Student Coun thinks before- he chooees his open served by the Manchester Chapter, missioners of police, health, '.vel- In U.S. expenditures in Japan. ing lead. The bidding gives the im In keeping her husbdnd waiting. wrapping materials will be avail both in the home services and In Treybal. Knoxville, Tenn., Nov. 29 (/P)— fare, highway and motor vehicles, floor of the city Hall. All who have items for the fair cil of Porter School at Its organ April Date Set In that precinct one of b,198- "However," he added, "both In pression that South has 8 or 10 If she is to meet him after work, Area Vets Group able for members and guests. the blood donation programs. Their When Charles Steele asked a wom should get them to Phelps Hall isational meeting recently. Other SION FOR FIREMEN * TOYS and OAMCS polling pieces In the county 84 terms of Japanese exports to cards In the Mack suits. she arrives 45 mintites late— and Metal etching will be the sub money should be credited to the an driver behind him at a traffic this week. Two ladies will be at officers named Were: Peter Rob For Charity Ball she doesn’t show up out o f breath ject of the January meeting of votes were ca.sl, although only 22 America and total Japanese for the hall from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., West looks at his own hand and T o Install Slate chapter which serves them, he Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 29 ( ^ — light to dim her car’s headlights, We are ready with a snpply of eign exchange earnings, the overall erts, vice president; / and Judy either. If they arc leaving from the group. Orders will be taken said. Invalids’ homes here are being she said she Would If he’d get back Open—Tues., Wed., Thurs. registered voters lived in the pre to arrange tablee and decoration Hills, secretary-treasurer. sees considerable length and slightly used toys at low thrift SPECIAL cinct at the time. reduction should be relatively strength in clubs. He should expect The Jaycee Charity Ball will be home to go to a party, ahe daw tomorrow for metal trays and Also attending the meeting yes marked with a Maltese cross in in his car. y and Frl„ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m of the hall starting today. Any Chosen by their teachers on a held April 16, not in January. dles before her mirror while her 'Seven Manchester area women shop prices. The rerheck of 486,000 ballots small.” dummy to be very short In clubs. will, be installed as state officers other materials to be used for this terday were the Rev. W. W. Farns fluorescent ink, which will be a He did, police said, after knock Thursday Nights 7 to 9 who can volunteer to help with basis of scholarship, leadership Atty. Vincent Diana, Jaycee husband, fully dressed, fumes ai^ subject. A baby-sitter service will in X63 precincts under the Jurisdic This Is the second time in s this work will be welcome. These simple reflections should for. District No. 1, Department of worth, chairman of the Rockville signal to firemen that residents ing out all four lights with a ham 466 MAIN ST.— Brick Church Just North of Center and character, two pupils from president, said the change is being paces impatiently and saya; "Oh, be available. Chapter, and Mrs. Harry Lugg. CASH SALE tion of the election board is aimed month that Japan has been urged Mrs. Parkington will also be In warn West that declarer vrill proba Connecticut, ladies auxiliary to would need help In an emergency. mer. to loosen up Its aid spending. each of the three upper grade made to avoid conflicting with are you all ready, dear? Why AhmiiiNiin St sscerfsining whether there is the pariah house Friday from 7 to bly croes-ruff to make his contract. the Veterans Of World War 1 of any ground for a fult for a re Colombo Plan recipient nations cla.ssrooms make up the Council Since the best defense against a other winter social Rtivitles, and dl(ln’t you tell m e?” 9 p.m. to receive donations of food Peters, Judy Hill and Roberts "I been hollering at you for a the USA tomorrow at 8 p.m. at CombiiMtiM Poors count. politely made the same suggestion cross-ruff is to lead trumps at to get away from the Lenten sea the Hartford Courant auditorium. for the f
SUto-Highwajr Danarti H ockville-iVeriton C o v e n l r y a charge at' aeoaptlag 1hribaa from Bolton Wright to Be Ordained Union Officials Hutcheaon and BkUer. 84 Box Cars Seven men bSUdea' the earpen- A A j t V t t Community Hall tera offioiala have been eonvioted You Should Know.v Hove You A " Ey^t; Penny Barth In Bribe Case In the road aeandala. Run Wild Five TV-Radio Tonight ToOoseaWeek School Board to Add urmuP Joseph Albert Volz Sdie4uled that Coils Wins Award G et Sentences Donald MassM, custodian at tb a Robert W. Wright, son of Mr. St. Johns’ Forms Miles, 40 mph 12 Teachers fo r’61 (Oontinaed from Pi4[e One) A M M t. an appointment, and Television OrauBunity HalL. annocmead twtoy Miss Penny Barth, 17, daughter and Mrs. Ruaiell A. Wright, 102 that ths ban wUl be closed to the For Food? Green Rd., will be ordained aa .a Harmonica Band tta a alght yean without oppeat- Philadelphia, Nov. 39 Ofi-A string 6:00 Bit 3 Tbsster (in progress) ' - SUltnian g 40. $8 of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Barth, Rt. CoiJ^egaUonal minister at a Carpenters Treasurer Frank M. Cion la the political reccuHl of Jo* of 84 box c a n hiaided with grain f ir s t Show (to progrsss) • ;30 Doble Glllls 3. 13 pubUO Dee. 12 through 1$,. It nsy bo a woddinw« a banquet or Just an inforaial The Vernon luperlntendent of^ed by the echool principal! laet (1, South Coventry, was awarded HALL ran RENT Early Show (In prosress) Alfred Hitchcock Presents -The floonn wfll be reflntabed and achoole waa given .authority laat night, proceeds from various pro public-service Friday, Dec. 9, at 8 Chapman, convicted with Hutche A meeting of the Youth Group For ptuiles. ehowers, fbeep- M|>tl Albert Volz, 63 Delmont St, ran wild for five miles through John Dsly News 10, 33. 30 got-tofether of a aodety, lodfo or aoan f r i« i^ groUfL a $400 college scholarship for derk of the Eighth Diatrlct Philadelphia last night, but quick other minor rcpaine completed dur night to hire) 12 new teacherz for grams are uaed for educational p.m. son and Blaler, died Nov. 16 In and a rehearsal of a newly or tiaBs, meetings. Complete Playhouss Let's Travel 18 achievement In dairy foods demon Ml facllltiee. Isuge eaeloeeO The North End banker first ran thinking by two Pennsylvania Rail Lw M eOiav Ms MarUn ing this time. WE ARE PREPARED TO SEIWE the riementary gradea beginning In and athletic aupplies, trips, special The ordination service will take Seattle, tVash. ganized harmonica band are road woricen prevenM serious In _ Jllon Wyatt Eisrp ' Alfonse'BJorfchmd of Manches September 1961. ( aaaemblles, games, film strips and strations yesterday at the SOtlr Na place at.the Second Congregation parkliig lot. for public office in 1990, and he lost 6:3$ News,^ Sports A Weather 3:00 Tom Ewell Show TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION tional 4-H Club Ck>ngress In Chlca- Royse objected to the disenfran scheduled tomorrow at 7 p.m. at bis bid for the district tax col jury or damage along the way, 4:30 Ths Ptf Picture T arilltr ter has been awarded the contract Authority waa ’ voted by the a number of extra-curricular ac al Church of Suffield in West 8uf- lector’s post to Walter N. Leclerc. Frank W. Bartle, Lansdale, Pa., Rollle Jacobs Club Ho Holiday Pta^ouse for reftnteWng the floorA Our cateriiif serriee is set up to b o ^ b to oroutlt to Board of Education at a curricu tivities. $0 field, where Mr. Wright has been chisement of Hutcheson and Blaier St. John’z Polish National Cath liMHiro Uthuanion HoH movement director, and Larry Sgt. PrssU Preston of The ■Yukon Stagecoach West Five hundred dOUan was In lum meeting with the principals of She was also awarded an all-ex- serving as pastor since September and accused the state of'squeezing "T GOLWAY STREET Xa June 1961, Volz was appointed Wild/lid1 BUI ‘ EHickock o T_MArsbai aceonnodate any size gathering. Why not caD us sind Board member Edward B. Mas lense trip to the Congress. Miss olic Church, Golway St, Vance. Colling iwood, N. J., a 3:30 Science Fiction Theater cluded ta the 1960-81 budget to the Vernon echcble, held at the ker saiij the accounts showed an this year. TEI.. MI 9-8165 district clerk, a new post and has 6:46 Huotley-Brtnkleyitley-Br talk over the details? : Jarth, a member of Teen H’ers and the last ounce of a pound of flesh The harmonica band la under be«i unopposed ever since. He was towenhan in the West Philadelphia Dougg jMwiMwmr dS ' Wews Red Skelton Show. cover the coats of these tinprove- Lake S t School. average expenditure In these areas The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, in this case," the direction of Joseph Bairdi, a MI 9-8550 After 6 PM. re-elected at the last annua! meet Yards, combined to manipulate JohnD Only Daly 10:00 Million Dollar Mo4ie ments to the haU. Earlier In the meeting, the of (1,372 at each school. The total Needles and Pins 4-H clubs. Is be pastor of Center Congregational various switches in such a way 7:00 Dangerous Robin G arry Moore Show ginning her eighth year In 4-H club "It’s not a question of getting member of the- parish. All Inter-, ing of the district. Barry Barents—News NBC White Paper 1 Snbdivishni Rules Hearing board tmanimouely voted to dis amount expended last year, he work. SIhe has been a junior leader Church, will be among eight min ested In guitar, ukelele and har Volz is an assistant vice presi that Um runaway cars missed any MUlloa Dollar Movie Alcoa Presents The Town Planning Commission continue the sale of magazines on calculated, was about (8,200. isters participating in the ordina the last ounce of blood or pound passenger trains or other proper Death Valley Days 10:80 U.8. Marshal for four years. of flesh," replied Francis E. monica are invited dto atttend. dent of the Connecticut Bknk and Movie of tbe Week Doug Fairbanks will hold a public hearing on re G a b d e n G r o v e echool time by students and school Evidence that schools purcdiase A I960 graduate of Manchester tion services. He will deliver the Thomason, chief deputy prose Trust Co. and manages the North ties, Expeditioa June Allyson Show vised subdivision regulations ta the personnel. In the same motion vot teaching aids and similar items charge to the new pastor. Several rehearsals are also Bartle and Vance also routed the 7:16 W Mass. HIziUigbts 11:00 News, Sports A Weather PHONES Ml 3-7364 High School, she served as superin cutor. planned at St. John’s Cl|urch in WooHier Ferocost: Branch next to the Community Y. Civil Defense room of the Ele ing to set up a study committee on with money gained through stu tendent of the County ,4-H Fair for Mr. Wright grew up within Cen Maintaining a 2t4-mlll tax rate runaway cars—by again manipu Huntlev-BrtnkJsy World's % s t Moviea mentary School Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. Ml 3-8383 l ^ e r fund raising actMtiee. dent or staff effort shows a need "If We permit these thinge to preparation for Christmas pro SHOW STORM lating track control switches—so as John Dely 11:16 S t a r l e t Movie three years, and has also been a ter Congregational Church and exist...the citizenry of our state over the years Volz considers one 7:30 lAramie Jack Paar Show (C> 10. Major changes In the regula Twelve additional elementary for expanding the school budget director of the Fair Association. was president of the Congrega grams. The choir will rehearse of the, outstanding accomplish to bring them Into an upreged What In Ths World Prem iere tions up for consideratiim seek to teachers will be jieeded, Superin in various categories, board mem will feel that they can get by with Friday at 8:30 p.m, under the di HCADING EAST! area of line where they came to a Bugs Butuw Feature Forty Charles Daley, 17. aon of Mr. and tional Young People's Club while these things.” ments of the Eighth District 77 Bdnset Strip 11:80 Jack P a a r %ow (C) -establish more strict specifications tendent Raymond E. - Ramsdell bers indicated. Mrs. R. K. Daley, West Willington, rection of Mrs. Clara Dubaldo, pre- board. He also points to improve halt. Several passenger traini were 3:00 Father Knows Best 13:60 News A Weather said, because of the estimated In a senior at. Manchester High If the retrial motion should be parlnlng for the Holy Hour of stopped a couple of miles away for acceptance of new roads Into Mrs. Alice Hanunar said the need also received a $400 scholarship School. He was graduated from denied it could form the basis for ments in fire protection and sewer ■EE SATUttWAr’M TV tVEKM f o r OOMFLBTE LtSTTNa the town road syatem. crease m enrollment of 256 pupils for Sykes Junior High School to- for achievement in automotive care Christmas Eve with a program of service as other major projects from the area of the runaway cara by neoct fall. He said the estimate Manchester High School In 1946, Robert W. Wright an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Christmas carols for the midnight to Insure s^ety. Homemakers Set SeeMon purchase (614.15 in office equip and safety projects. A senior at received his B.A. degree from Court. undertaken. Mrs. Ean Herrick and MTs. l^n- may ba conservative. \ Mass. TORO Charles if. Campbell, 65, Cam ment, Including two tables and a Windham High School, he Is begin Drury College In Springfield, Mo., " A pending appeal also would New Britain Native the banking business In 23 years. cent Mickewlcs wUl demonstrate Based
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1980 and anti • submsnns warfare m&- M i d i s o t ■ Rockyille-Vemoii nsuven^ has visited France, Italy, Mothers Fail Lebanon and Turkey. much more than the sports pro lln D. Roosevelt and ths fsces break the intemational deadlock; Christmas Party HoepMal Ntftee |IUmrl|Rii|Rr motion phase of American life. watching him. In fact, we flatter that same deadlock aervea and par* ourselves that when there is some Admitted Monday: Dorothy To Block Gain There la probably s law of supply Connecticut H(9il„ Baxter Rd-. Tollan^; Ruth petuate# Adenauer’a career. And thing like that in the air, our own Slated by Nurses. Opens Near Chicago KANCHBSTBI^ AND OTHER LEADING Cmi|r^ & m itt0 ilrraUk this difference will have to be kept and demand which applies to bowl sensory perceptions sre usually oh INVITATICm Broil. Center Rd.,: Vemim; Ed nut games, too. But with bowl games, the Job. ^ , ward’ Soldoe, Klng4bury Ave.; In Integration ooT n*a In mind, no matter how etrenuotia- Yankee The Mancheater Regiatered Dianne Spalding, Rockville; An ly Adenauer pretenda to be more as with other things, thig.ls some We have suspected that, . It ths Nursea Aksn. will hold its annual A warm wel(X>me aivaits any invastdr BTiARTHUR AMAN ^into.eemmercisl operation in Au By A. H. O. Christmas party at the Imperial Hearing Set Dec. 7 toinette Smith, 109 Union St. pliable than he la, or Brandt pre thing It might be almost un-Xmer- thing existed In the campaign. It r o | {^ | n , won’t you? Admitted today: Nellie Vaiciulis, Newspaper Enterpriee Awni. gust. (Continued from Ob6) FIRST ON Hf R existed not for any Individual Steak House, Bolton, Monday ht to our new office. Di The heart pf ths plant is oan- tenda to be leea imaginative than Ican to admit. We must keep bull 8 WMtvlew Ter.; Caroline Dzot, 55 Chicagt)— (NEA) — The world's It is svbelitAil and somswhat audience with whom the candidate 0 p.m. The Roidcvllle Housing Author-^Oongregational, and United Con- Village St. Jargest operating dtomic power tered in a huge sphere. There, in a white mothers a block from the he la. As in politics in some other ing our way across all those new Mrs. Raymond Larlvse is chair presumptuous confessloii, but we usually spept about 10 minutes, Open T hursday evenin 6.-00 to 9:66 If.m. My has set Dec. 7 as the date for gregatlonal of Tolland.iiant B ii^ today:. A son to Mr. and plant, 50 miles southwefst of Chi 300-ton reactor vessel, the splitting school. LIST OF WISHES nations, the first goal is the office, fi-ontiera. If there is a market for but for observers traveling with man of the party. She will be as- cago near Morris, 111., will be de of countless atoms takes place. The They aurged to them, arguing went through the campaign. In slated by Miss Joanne Barry, Miss a public hearing on-thq proposed Hallowen trlck-oc-treaters have Mr4. Louis Babb, Rockville. by whatever means; fundamentals Uiree good bowls, we must sell 20. cluding the Hartford sppesrsnee the entourage and exposed to a and StUurdav until mKjn. development of elderly and low- carried UNICEF donation boxes op Discharged Monday: Laura Ba- dicated Oct. 12 by John A. Mh- reactor has a core of about 05 tons and yelling. The"’two besieged repetition of the particular earnest Joanne Kerrigan, Miss Patricia Johr, Maple St., E llii^ on ; Wendell Oone, chairman of the Atomic of nuclear fuel. mothers stood by their car and emerge later. Let someone else figure out what of the candidate In the flesh, with SYtsgerald, Miss Mary Miekle, Ineoms housing units on FrapkUn their rounds for several years. to do with used bowls, slightly out once feeling. In our own stridency of the Kennedy campaign Bt. Senior Oltlzens Vmxty Set Grigely, Broad Brook; Mary Lipp- Energy Commission, and others. The” bi:«lris,’’ the main control argued back. The language was SUBSCRIPTION RATUS voice. That, we suspect, may have Mrs. David Barry, Mrs. Victor room located In the adjacent tur not delicate. . la AdTaaca cracked financially. Perhaps the chromosomes, the quality for Nadaskay, Mrs. Thomas Juben- Ih e hearing will ba held at the Pictures of the Rockville Ses- mann, 65 OreJxiji^ St. General Electric Co. built and Tough Lame Duck grown on them. w u m A f i f & c a City Hall b a n n in g at 7:30 p.m. qulcentennial Week of 1958 and a designed the Dresden Nuclear bine building, is equipped for re Finally, the pair of mothers— government can be persuaded to which other observers of President vUle, Mrs. Harry Parks, and Mrs. S5Sl _ elect Kennedy use very exotic But as for that exotic campaign Msmbsrt New Yor Stock ixchongo The Rev. David G. Jaxheimer, musical program by the Rodkville Vernon and Talcottville news Is Power Station at a cost of some mote automatic control of all the yelling they had a right to put Montlis aaaaaaaaaaaa There is one characteristic about buy them up, aa surplus. Richard Smith. handled by The Herald’s Rockville kOQtb • • • • • a aa aa aa aa aa aa aa a** names. magic, that charism or that dar ehairman of the authority, said High School Band are features of *51 million for Commonwealth main process equipment In the their children into any school they a lame-duck administration which Reservations may be made by Bureau, 5 W. Main St,, telephone __••••••«•#••••#•••####•*• shan, we never did catch up to it, calling Mrs. Larivee, 40 Russell 7i'iAncimii«r. • man< ;HiinR • m i Ml 9-1191 the hearing is planned to giile real- a Christmas Party Dec. 8 for elder Edison Co. and a number of small plant. wished — got into their car and Oop9^ ••••••••••••«•••••••#•• Many months ago we were told, 1 ly citizens here. TRettiont S-Si36. has never before been clearly real by one of Kennedy’s Connecticut not though we peered moat earnest S t, Mrs. David Barry, 299 Main dents a chance to ask questions er power companies. It is the first A radioactive waste building drove off. • 1lobsrf H, Storkot The party will be held at Union contains a complete waste dis MUMBICR OF_____ ized. It ia that it is one kind of ad admirers, that he had a charia ly and at fairly close quarters St., or Mrs. Nadaskay, Allison Rd Jam»$ T. BMr and gain important knowledge of privately fina,nced nuclear power No one touched them. »CUTKD IPIUS A Thought for Today Congregatiortal Church from 2 to plant in operation in the U.S. posal system for collecting,, treat THa AMOc£SaS^Str«u la axcliflraly ministration which isn’t immedi ir.atlc quallty'about him. That was into the face where it might be Talcottvllle. the program. ... . While fresh tension and physical •aiUM le the oat of raaubIleaUra ot Bponaured by the MaiMftssUr showing its light, not though we AH' nurses who plan to attend The 15-acre site for the project 4 p.m.,, according to Shnil Kroy- Winners Chosen The plant can generate enough ing aVid permanently storing liquid action marljed school opening, s ately running for reelectlon. In a word which drove us to the very r y/r yi all aewa dlapatcbaa cradltad to h or gazed most searchlngly Into the will bring a grab bag g;lft' waa announced by the authority mann, chairman of the resources electricity to serve a city of more and solid wastes. mass exodus of white pupils of aet oUMririaa creditad to toll oagar Council ol Chnrrbes biggest dictionaries, where we committee of Gte Senior Citizens' aad alao tba local neara mibltaiied hira. fact, the Eisenhower administrs' faces of the crowds, 'ihe croWda two Weeks ago. Negotiations with In Dcill Contest than 200,000 population. Escaping radioactive gases are William Frantz and McDonogh found charism deflned as "a spe Council. made completely Harmless before All tUMs e{ rapubUeaUoD of apacUl tion isn’t ever running again for cial divine endowment. ..fitting were Jumpy and Jlvy and curious, property owners are underway. The Initial fuel loading is ex No. 19 to nearby St. Bernard Par Slapatcbea bereto sra alao rtaanrad A short time ago I spoke to a The program has been arranged pected to last three and a half being discharged from a 300-foot- anything. That means it has a him for the life, work or office to and they were large, but they were The first construction, Jaxheim Of Pythian Girls ish (County) Schools continued. family who had spent a week va er said, will be' units for elderly by Gordon Gibson in conjunction years, producing as much elec- High stack. Full aamca cllant ot N B A. 8»i short Interim of ]x>wer left during which he was called.'’ not transported. We don’t think Armand Duvio, a p a r e n ts’ cationing in Boston, Ma,ss. To my persons financed under a *330,000 -With the Rev. Allison- R. Heaps. (tricit.v as two million tons of coal ‘The station’s power, which is the spokesman at William Frantz, said **lSiMWiara RepreaantallTea: 1 which nobody can punish it, po During the campaign we noticed they stood there or went a.wAy MiJre than 50 members, friends amazement they spoke of going to with any feeling that they had State aid project. Miss Bertha Place of Tolland, Is would create. same as thst of a conventional fourth, fifth and alxth gradera of Julloa Hatbatra Special ^ a n e jr- Naw see’ many historical points of In varioiui political correspondents the secretary of the committee. and guests from New Haven, Tort ChleailD Detroll and Boatoa. litically, for anything it doer. It is been touched by something for The federally subsidized portion Work started in March 1957. plant, is fed into the Edison Com both integrated schools, were tak ineMBra^ AUDIT BUREAU O f terest, places of which I, having and columnists succumbing, one Other parties for senior citizens West Haven, Neivington and Col free to be non-political. This is a which they themselves might not of the project for both elderly The first nuclear reaction October pany’s interconnected transmis- en by bus for the second day to CntCULATIONB. _____ grown up in that area, had never by one, to what was apparently have been held during the year chester attended a meeting and rare state o f ‘'affairs for any ad have. the word. We think they (OMPlITt PROTECTION and low income families, will be- 1969, the first electricity was pro aloh system to service areas In and St. Ifemardi Tba Barald PnnUng ConiMtoy l«i-. heard. some kind of spell which Ken and have proved popular, the coun doll judging contest bf Frances duced in April and the plant went around Chicago. _____aa Bo Onaocial raaponalblllty tot ministration; perhaps the particu found him exciting because he was gin later. The federal program, Herron Council, Pythian Sunshine Collections for establishment of How like our daily walk through nedy carried to his audiences, so he indicated, is the more slowly cil said. tjrpofrapbleal arrera appearlnf In ad- that they could feel It. The final young and bold. But if the'"quality Transportation may be ar Girls, at Odd Fellows Hall- last a private school for first, second ▼ertuainanta and Qtbar raadlna matte lar circumatancea which create it life this is, as we miss the "points ia there, the aura of the presidency moving of the two. and third grade pupils hit *9,000, la Tba Hancbaatar Branlna Herald. of interest" God hsui placed be crusher, in this department, came ranged through members’ churches night. ought to be looked into, with a will surely bring it out shining and Present at the hearing will be New St. and Janice Genevieve he said. OUR DIAMOND-ENCIRCLED fore us. A around us the glory of only a few dAy® before election, Art Assn. Auction Set Miss Elsa Gustafson as royal OlaBlay adrertlatoc etoatna bourai view to having them occur more powerful so that even we can feel members of the authority, Atty. Overstuffed Chair Whalen of 34 Woodbridge St., The partially shattered truce re >r I■onday—1 londay—1 u.m nidAy.fMdAy God is dlsp'- red in the wonders when Marguerite Higgins, the A Christmas party and auction princess conducted her first meet OT often. it. In which case we shall con' Harvey A. Yonce, architect A lfr^ ing since her installation two North Methodist Church, Dec. 10. mained uneasy ■while the city CULTURED PEARL RING, r lUao^y—1 p m Hoaday of nature. Yet, like my .living in burning political Sappho of the Reinhardt a n d representatives arranged by. tho Tolland ^ County RFjt Womiaaday—I_ o m _Tuead jeaday The Eisenhower administration gratulate those who have main weeka ago. Damaged by Fire Building Permits awaited a ruling by a 3-Judge fed For nraraday—1Thuraday—1 o m Wedneaday the Boston area, we lane all these Herald Tribune, admitted that the the time. from State and federal agencies. Art Assn, will be held Dec. 8 at pddajr—1_ p— m Thuraday. seema to be taking its Interim op things for granted, never once thing did exist and gave it the the old high school building in Dolls, purchased for the Pyth Edgar Theriault, for new house eral court on a plea to suspend jr SaturdaySaturday—Ip—1 p.m. . Friday. Copan’s Contract Signed ian Sunshine Girls by Oak Temple An overstuffed chair in the at 153 Grandview St., *18,000. racial Integration In New Orleans $80 Claaatttad deadline: 10:80 a.m « — portunity to do a number of things p 'Sing to observe and absorb. Let label of “ darshan," another exotic The Rockville Redevelopment Rockville at the comer of Park .laaaKtad deadfli and School Sts. of West Haven and Memorial Tem Carl O. Hicking for John and schools snd to abandon the idea all day 0of publication aaeapt Saturday— it might not be free to do If Nixon us then spend some time appreci word. Agency has given official sanction home of Rudolph Bohadlla at 44 • a.aa This is the word American n ie affair will begin at 8 p.m. ple of Manchester were dressed Barbara Higley, erection of new together. She admires good -fashion. She loves beauty ating the blc^sslngs with v inch to the contract with the agency’s Lodge Dr. -was damaged by fire had been the victor on Nov. 8, and God has surrounded us, and per authors writing about Indian Members are each asked to bring In bridal, cocktail, fiapper and sun house at 24 Erie St.. *14,200. Asked how they intended to stop Tuesday, November M new executive .director, George of undetermined origin yesterday. and elegance. Here they are all wrapped up things President - elect Kennedy haps in this way we will come figures like Gandhi and Nehru em O. T. C. a half-pound of gift-wrapped cook dress outfits made by the Sun John Ponticelll A Son, erection anyone determined to re-enter their Copans. shine Girls. The dolls, which will might not feel free to do when he to know him better. ploy to describe the feeling of bene ies or candy and a tree ornament Town firemen from Companies of two-family house at 66-67 children, one woman replied: in one I4K gold ring, its large lovely cultured ' Another CampaiRn Opens fit and blessing which supposedly SURGICAL ’The contract calls for a base sal or other decoration. "Proceeds from be given at Christmastime to un 3 and 4 responded to the call. Homestead St., *14,600. “ We'll get them. Tlley Just better takes office. It has been making Rev. Roy Hutcheon, derprivileged children, are on dis Wapplng Community Church ■ came over great audiences ns- ary of *7,500 with a raise to'*8,000 the auction of the items will be put Firemen said the flames were con Andrew Ansaldi, erection of not try." « peorl surroOnded by six sparkling diamonds. The German political campaign, all kinds of rough, unpleasant de play in the windows -of Watkins ■semblcd in the presence of these at the end of a year. In the association treuury. fined to the chair, although the house at 7 Ear! St., *12,000. The woman, who wotildn't give which la going to last for the next cisions, and taklni; the blame for SUPPORTS Approval of the contract came A business meeting and refresh Bros, for two weeks. entire house was filled 'with smoke. her name, declined to amplify her ■Price INCLUDES Federal tax. WANTED MAN SURRENDERS two mcp. We asked the Indian Prizes were awarded in two age Wennergren Const. Co. for 10 monthe, got off to a dramatic them, and thus, incidentally, be Ambassador, once, what the word Fitted to your last night at a special agency ments will follow. Members...are Shortly after 6 p.m. yesterday. Maurice Moreau, alterations to remarks. Hartford, Nov. 29 (;P) — An- When fire, wind, personal liability suits, theft, water damage and meeting. asked to bring pictures for evalu gproups. In the 8 to 13 age group, EASY PAYMENTS INVITED start aa Mayor Willy Brandt of queathing them to Kennedy so meant to him, and he had never Eighth District firemen were called Hnme at 92 S. Adams St., *2.500. “We don’t want any violence or Ihdny Pccukonis, Waterbury Doctor^B EXACT other perils threaten your security you’ll "win out’’ against financial Copans began his new duties ation in the “ Picture of the first prize was awarded to Shama to Nussdorf’a Sand and Stone Co. trouble.” said 31-year-old Mrs. West Berlin last week accepted the that he can have the option of sought since his indictment by heard of it, but we Americans Hurwlt of Colchester for her bride The Annulli Const. Co. for Tow*n know what it means to us. And it BpecificationB loss if you have one of our modern, convenient Homeowner’s Package Monday, meeting officials, and Month" selections. at 587 N. Main St., where a rub Raymond Arbon. “We just don’t nomination of the Social Demo keeping them and following federal grand Jury on Nov. 16 for looking over the agency office at Chiistmaa Party Friday doll, and second prize to Anita bish fire had spread to nearby of Manchester, alterations and ad want integrated schools.” failure to buy a *50 federal gam is what audiences for Kennedy Policies. Call us today for full details. Chappell of Manchester. In the dition to library at 586 Main St., cratic party for the post now held through on them, if he wishes, were supposed to be getting dur BACK SUPPORTS 5 W. Main St. The Junior Group of the Ameri gfrass. ThI flames were quickly “Why we don't want to hurt bling tax stamp, has given himself He said he will spend the bal can Legion Auxiliary will hold a 14 to 18 age group, Wilma Purvis doused jsdth no damage resulting. * 202,000 . those three little Negroes. They’re by Chancellor Adenauer. without taking the political blame up to federal authorities. He sur ing the campalgpi Just past. They ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS of Manchester received first prize, were, these national authorities anca of the week reading all the Christmas party at the L«glon Valentino R. Fiano for Anthony just pawns. If we wanted to do W, In many ways, the Brandt ac for them. rendered yesterday to U.S. Com m a t e r n it y SUPPORTS Home Friday at 7 p.m. Tho Sons and Elsa Gustafson and Claire Investments, Inc., alterations and TMI (NOWN NAHt. reported, being touched by some material on Rockville’s 13-acre ur Chambers, both of Manchester, anything to 'them we could, we ceptance speech g;ave notice that, Even the ill-fated Anderson mis missioner George C. Hastings, was KNEE SUPPORTS of Legion Squadron ■will be guests. repairs at 348 Cfiiarter Oak St., THI tnown euAinv tmei ifos thing chemical between the candi ban renewal project and on nego tied for second place. These win know their addreasea and name.s . for the first time, Adenauer la In sion to Bonn, with its abrupt big arrested on the tax stamp charge ELASTIC HOSIERY ITie Legion Auxiliary will be * 1,000. date and themselves. tiations and progress to date. ners’ dolls were judged hy a com Public Records nnd one of our mothers lives right 0 for a real contest. and then posted *5,000 bond pend RIB FRACTURE SUPPORTS obert J . re|)rBsented at Christmas gift Anthony Choman for Elizabeth demand of Weat Germany, falla in ing presentation In U.S. Di.strlct We know what this thing Is, A graduate of the University of mittee from Oak Temple, Pythian behind them.’’ 958 MAIN STREET The most dramatic momenta In Georgia, Copkns was selected from shops at the Newington auid Rocky Choman, erection of storage shed Names of the four children have such a category, because It set the Court. He’ Is one of 20 persons from having read about It, and TRACTION APPUANCES Hill Veterans' Hospitals. Slaters, of West Haven. Warrantee Deeds the apeech came when Mayor a group of six applicants for the Winners in the competition on Stock Place, *600. not been disclosed, although their stage for a comparative reason- awaiting trial as a result of the from having seen it once, on the CERVICAL COLLARS The recently organized choral Joseph H. and Anita 'Voisine to Brandt answered two whispering streets of Hartford in 1936, re director post. Married and the Judged by the Memorial Temple The O’Connor Corp. of Thomp- parents and relatives were inter atlcness on the part of Kennedy federal-state gambling raids on CERVICAL BRACES group of the local Auxiliary 'will Harold P. and Anita B. Glidden, sonvlHe, for Elarl Rudln, erection Nov. 18. flected between the face of Frank- father of a child, he pjans to move committee of Mancheater were aa viewed earlier without identifying Advertise in The Herald—It Pays campaigns against himself. One which can perhaps get something SPINAL BRACES meet for rehearsal at the home of property at 331 Oakland St. of garage at 82 Maple St., *1,575. with his family to Rockville some Jennie and Emma Batz Dec. 7 in follows: In the 8 to 13 age group them hy name. concerned his own illegitimate out of Bonn. TRUSSES REALR ESTATE time in December, he said, from Paul F. and Mary O. Tesik to r S m ith the e'yening. Members are asked to Judy Anderson of Manchester, Joseph H. and Anita E. 'Voisine, -Mrth, which has never been any *rhe new regulation prohibiting HER5^1A SUPPORTS his home near Albany. N.Y. bring Christmas books. first prize, and Gayle Dixon and INSURANCE\NCE M iM property at 117 Hollister St. secret, hut which his political op the eatabllshment abroad of new , The Rockville project, he said, Pledges Fraternity Linda Vertefiuell, both of position has begun whispering mCDICAL ves promise of a real challenge. Frederick W. Kautz of Sunny West Haven, second prizes Connecticut Real Estate Ex dependents Of service men Is a e Indicated that much of the true change, Inc., to William J. and about, as If It were a secret. He MS MAIN ST„ GROUND FLOOR—TEL. Ml 9-AS41 g View Dr., Vernon, has pledged in the 14 *-o 18 age group. Mar regulation highly unpopular, with worth of urban renewal is, in his Sigma Chi fraternity at the Uni garet McCarrolI of West Haven, Jacqueline H. Herith, property off ■aid that of course it was true, PHflRmflCY “ ENSURANSMITH8 SINCE I9U’’ view, found in the smaller rede- tlie Army brass and personnel. Like a Friend JOMNI.niANK.1.1. N.3-4141 versity of Rochester. A graduate first prize, and Lois Smith, Man Greenwood Dr. that his mother had not been wed, ' velopment projects such as Rock- Chester, second prize. Virginia B. Greene and Virginia Yet it has been Issned, and Ken S44 MAIN STREET of Rockville High School, Kautz but that this had nothing to do Tllle's. The Pythian Sunshine Girls arc G. Whitehill to Paul F. and Mary nedy can keep it, if he wishes, Bay Stater Arrented ia the aon of Mr. and Mrs. George Providing friendly, interested W. Kautz, and a freshman stu now working on articles for O. Tesik, property at 32 West with hit personal honor. The other without being primarily to blame INI 0»0f« Edward S. Fewtrell, 28, who re whispering campaign attacked his Of m* attention to the bereaved fam dent at Rochester. - booth at the Pythian Christmas minster Rd. for it. •OlDfM cently moved to Vernon from Fair to be held Dec. 13 from 11 Anthony L. and Ceila F. Lan adoption of Npnve^^lan citizenship •uu ily's problems, needs and com Malden, Mas. stand hy it, the burden of the orig AND "PREPAID" WITH A contribution. V> threw out two different political inal decision has been shouldered Mrs. Mildred 'Willes of Vernon, anchors. With one, he twitted by the Elsenhower ai’mlnlstralion In charge of the projeftt, said the 1959 amount was *368.29. Chancellor Adenauer as if he were which is soon to vanish beyond SAVINGS »nd LOAN the one who did not know which The project was spqnsored"Nby tile reach of voter or sectional the Greater Rockville Council i»f aide Germany woull cling to. In pressures. ChurchWomen. The participating the other, he aaid that aa soon as Who knows? The Eisenhower CHRISTMAS CLUB churches were: Ellington Congr^ the West had proinolpd Us own administration, in a few bold gational, Rockville Methodist, Strength, then It should be capable Union Congregational, Rockville weeks of lame-duckdom may dp Baptist, First Lutheran of Rock of a more mobile and Imaginative Kennedy a lot of aotind policy fa CHECK ville, Vernon Methodist, First Con foreign policy. vors, and establish a memorable gregational of Vernon, Talcottville Mayor Brandt complete*! his op surprise part of Us own lecord. U lh la £ p o o & eration on the party's past by de ' / nying that it l^the party of the One More Surplus? trade unions, and., by scorning the * <: objective of a “ sleepy welfare What would have been the new Automatic Washers state." est of the football bowls, the In such respects, coupled with GoUmm Bowl, will not materialize Increasing evidences of political as schedulcil on Dec. 10. Even SAVE NOW FOR NEXT YEAR maneuver on the paid of Chancellor though the supposedly vast fen- START S SAVINGS and LOAN Adenauer, the Brandi acceptance doin of the metropolitan area was apeech Indicates certain broad there to be drawn upon, there were '61 CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY! characteristics of the Campaign only two college football teams Make regular weekly Myments in any amoimt you chMse. Next ahead. Brandt, taking a i>arty lo that could easily he had, and one Chriatmaa you’ll receive your check in time fo f holiday shopping. cated on the left on domestic la- of them had lost five games this Join the happy families who prepare! ' Mies, Is trying to shift it over fsll, the other foilr. Matching two toward the middle. Taking a party teams with nine losing games in which might at sonic times have their zecord didn’t seem sure fire been accused of being aoft on box office, somel'ow. So the Communlam, bs Is proclaiming its Gotham Bowl jugl won't operate. OUR CIFT TO YOU finnnsaB with the West. Adenauer, Even the establlalied bowls have Prices as low w h e n y o u o p e n a '61 CHRISTMAS CLUB HERB on the other hand. Is busy soften found their pairings this year Handsome REGISTER BOOK (Approximately SH ali) tor keep ing certain portions of his own Im something' less than compelling. ing track o f Birthdays, Annivensriss and Christinas Chrd list Window Shades age. He la busy flirting with Rus Rice, a three-game loser, will be You’ll And It very useful. sia and with East Germany be In the Sugar Bowl. Penn Stats, an Service Mod# to Ord«r cause ha doesn’t want to take into other three-game loser, will be in ALSO lha campaign his old label of rigid the liberty Bowl. Texas, a three^ refusal to deal withjlbie East game loser, will be In the Blue that’s better VENETIAN ILINDS Adsnausr is busy pretsndlng he Bonnet BowL In the" Cotton Bowl, Bring your 6M rollers In doesn’t really want atomtc wcap- two two-game losers, Arkansas l uclgtt aad save 85c per shade. ons for Germany, so he won’t wear and Duke, art niatchsd. In ths AeeoHnts .Sinoe.lie’B ^ways been paid in cash, it never really occurred to him to handle the label o f reviving Oarman mili Gator Bowl It will also ba two two- hi> bills any other way. Besides, he had an idea that a checking aooount tarism. game losera, Florida aad Baylor. Each candldits, in thsas wavs. Only tho Ile«e and Orange Bowla, great was a lot of bother: statements, stubs, ojimoelled oheoks, and so on.. Is reaUy movlag some distance, m thin year, m atch l^ Washington his campaign stance, toward the va Minnesota, and Navy vs. Mis MERCURir iBven when he found out how simple a Har^jFo|;d National checking account aptually 1% rsal poaltion o f the other, h
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MyMBSTER -EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER; CQNN„ TU E ^A Y , NOVEMBER 29, 1960 MANCHEST&B BVENlNe BERALD, MANCHESTER, OOMN« TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, I960 f$g3iEmsm ______^ ...... Navy Discloses Madison Ave. Troops Guard Hartford ManiyeniedDamages CourtVpholds "1 News Tidbits Foil Details of W ritesLetter Venezuela Oila For Iniuri^ in . FaUd Crash TPC Verdict Kennedy Exploit CnOed from AP Wires Speicid Act Sou^ t llie State Supreme CouiPb.^ The. gas company's appeal re In Zone Case MUmaa^Us, N or. 29 tan — The To St. Nick Red Cnina’a leaders sent a Llber- Rioting Ceases •fdeal of Prasment-elect John F. rore todky blocked the efforts^ a volved around the Judge’s instruc'- atfca Day Message to Albania to tlon to the Jury that It could draw With doubt hanging over ths^erty owners appealed to Common XeahOdy as,a wartime P T Skipper Hartford man Injured in an auto Judge William P. Bather of the Pleas Court last year. when his ship was rammed by a A . M U IU O A M day adiich seemed to suggest the (Contlnaed from Paga Oaa) an unfavorable Inference from the m e th ^ o f payment, the AnnuIU cafinese have yet to resolve their Court of Common Pleas, Hart To tonight’s Directors’ masting, Japanese destroyer hah been de 4 NM nrfwtnrM W riter accident to recover damagee from company's failure to call a special Oonstructlon Co. yesterday stopped A » ] ent with Soviet Premier aimed at overthrowing his regime ford County,' last week upheld a Martin has tasted State Senator scribed in an official naval inthl- the estate of a Mknehester resident ist who examined tjie woman after woric on excavating for an addi 1. 7 ' >n» Uk« « letter. • S. Krushchev. . . Algerian decision of the Manehester Town Fred Doocy, State Reptaeenta- Ucence report published by the S and setting up a Castro-type gov who was driving the car in which the accident. tion to the Mary Cheney Library “ S eaU CUua, Toye XJnUmltea, rebels kidnaped about SO Moslems Planning Commission o f. Oct 26, tlves-elect John F. Shea Jr. and MinneapoUa Sunday Tribune. ernment'tn Venezuela. the plaintiff was a passenger. Her lawyeAv tried to subpoena in Center Park. itorth Pole, ArcUc Ocean.” and killed five others just Inside National Guardsmen occupied 1059, in denying an application by A. Lawrence Riker, Town Counsri How Kennedy towed other mem The suit was against the estate the physician, a neurologist, but And town officials wers'prepar ‘'Dear Mr. Claus. . Algeria on the Tunisian frontier, the press room of the Communist Emil Pantaleo of 267 Porter St. re Arthur LeClalre and former Town bers o f his brew to toe broken hull, of Luc Albert, who died from in he was unavailable. The gas ing to meet a t 8 tonight in the No, scratch that Make it "Dear French sources said today. newspaper Tribuna Popular after questing a xone change frmn Resi Municipal Building to see if bor Counsel Philip Bajrer. Towh Clerk directed a swim to an uninhablted< ■Banta.” Market surveys show the juries suffered in the crash Oct. 26, company did not seek to have him The relatively quiet cold war be Its edition last night appealed to 1957, in Skowhegan, Maine. Albert, dence B and Rural Residence to rowing can yet be validated for Edward Tpmkiel, and members 6 t island and swam out repeatedly familiar approach at management testify. tween Comipunlsm apd the free the people to raise the barricades who was 32, lived at 4 Flint Dr. Industrial use o f land on both sides the addition and also for the West the Ubrary Board; The meeting from toe island in March o f rescue MOMEY-SAVIMG Isivcl stimulates more meaningful The Superior Court Judge in-i world has turned into a technologi of revolution. ' The suit wSa brought by Roland o f Horace S t, it was announced to Side sewer which Voters a^roved will be an Informal one. la detailed In toe report, described action. BetUr still, make it, "My structed the Jury that because the cal war, according to Lt. Oen. B. Chasse, one o f twb Hartford men day. in the election Nov. .8. by Fletcher Knebel, Washington' Dear Santa.” A tasteful compro- Interior Minister Luis Dubuc Before Nov. 8, protests thht the A. Schriever, chief of the U. S. Air on a hunting trip with Albert when defendants did not call the ^>eclal- The decision had been appealed AlUiough voters approved both correspondent of toe Oowles pa inljw between the formal and the called the article "frankly' sub Directors violated the 35-day dead Force A ir Research and Develop the car failed to make a curve and 1st, the Jury could assume his tes for hearing before the court short projects, non-complianca by town pers, as the first published account familiar, don't you think? ment Command .. . Eight members versive.” He said the National line were heard from Mrs. Ruth of too Navy’s own story of toe In careened into a pole. timony would have been favorable ly after the 1859 TPC public hear directO{)» with a 1969 state law ' W ell, never mind, put it down of the Coast Guard Academy ad Guard found arms, including a to the woman. Howes, a citizen who rogularlYAt- cident. machine gun, in the press room. Guy Daigle was the third, mem ing. led the town’s bond counsel last tends Bbard meetings. .M ra Helen Singla Control anyway. L et’s see now, where were visory committee wind up a two- In the unanimotu decision writ Pantaleo's counsel was. allegedly From toe ramming in a Solomon The capital was quiet except for ber of the party. week to say he can’t certify bonds Fitzpatrick, a former t
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\ ^ ^ j. lTA BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE When ImmlgraUoii officials found Robert. H. AlcoTU ordered the en 20, of Hartford, for Illegal d>x8s- him worlilng, in Hartford. - tire group bound over to the fed WEAR Rockville-V ernoh tog. ' VOUC'N THROW m t poYw State Nfiws The'Tiourt ordered the Italian eral grand Jury. Ha made no pre The court ndOed. charges o( FIRST. PETUNIA... ASK 7 government to show cause why breach cf pekee against Donald D. URK! AREVASifilfr. Antwar to Privloui Puiil# diction of when the grand jui;jr YOU'VE BOWLEP IdOTMBA SO.'THAT GeUllna’s request sHould not be would consider their eases. kVHIT c G>urt Decision Smith, 19, of EUingiton, and Ray t&} BEFORE 7 «V»ADy308_ COULOtfTj EnjjliSh Novelist Raun granted.' At the eame time Alcorn re mond E. Stipwart Jr., 18, of Man FOR lATNTUIS VMffCrtMAN HA^E- f i [ | U.S. Diatrist Ck>urt Judge Rob duce 4>pnd for the eight men In chester. Lugg said the two were 2 CAN K WITH . BEEM ert P.-‘Anderson heard arguments involved in at) argument one eve ««d SHOWERS fOMCy ANViMOREt CERTAINLV.. BOTXMSOTiRBb )l AI IHt COOflCiNArSD ACROM 2 City of the group from $3,000 to $1,500 Postponed in !%CT'Wes/1U‘ t.AST, meow Montreal ialand h ' ■ ■ 'I ^ MANC^mSSTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCSHB8TER* C O N N , TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1960 PAGE THOinDBN PAGETWEI .1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN i, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1960 MANCHEltolR EVENING HERALDi MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1960 PAGE FOURTEEN ApartmentD—Flats— HonsehoM Goods 61 Houses for Salt 72 HousdS for Silt 72 HouasN tor Smlt 72 Wanted<-^Real Estae 77 AatomobDcp tar Sala 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Boildiiif BUtarlahi 47 Tentmeats 63 MANCSBSTBRr-8 room Ool(»lal, — BIG HOUSE — LITTLE SEVBN ROOM Oorrlaim colcmlol, 3 ARE TOU.conaldering selling your YOUR BEST BUY IS AT O. B . BLSXTnuC atova, clock and fireplaces, hot water oil heat, fiiU Blindness No HandicA' NASH 1947, radio, heater, good^ timer, Bendlx -automatic waBwr. NEAR MAIN ST, — 8 furnished large kitchen, dining roqm, sun hdma? If you ore, ws will . pur- parlor o ff large living room, bath PRICE insulation, (dostered walls, IH chos* your equity. For expediency tire*, good condition. Beet <^er. , N A T IO N A L 188 Birch St, rooms and bath, heat and hot t s collect uti s KS/EN WORSE WHEN THIS COMES NEXT and 4 bedrooms on second floor, tile baths, built-in oven and stove, please coll uo. t o $-8139. J. D. An 9-2323. I 0AD CNoufiH WHCM TMey CAa - B T Knotty Pim Paneling, S' ric sq. ft- wator, no children. MI 9-4286. Six room cape, formal dining FIVE PIECE yellow kitchen sat, (»e-car garage, nicely landscaped room, : 8 bedrooms, fireplace, dishwasher, garbage dispoeal, Realty Co., 47' Main S t , Man Exotic Paneling .. SIX R(X>M duplex, redeborated, lo t Priced at $18,900. PhUbrick porch breeseway, 3-car garage, chester. RtLLOf DOMauMNyf\ Fnrni $4.80 par shsot living room chair with floral sllj^ b lln ^, screens and storm windows, 1948 CHEVROLET pahel truck. Ah 4 COLLtCT ^esuerstssyf new heating system, near Main Agency, MI 9-8404. oiheelte drive, large lot with trees, eeutrsttayncAutP ro < 1x10” Pine Bhenthing ^ per M ’ cover. Both in good condition. MI S t ca n h a 9-9782. amesite drive. SeUlng- for $15,800. USTINGS WANTBD-Call this of 1*, 8100. Call MI 9-2786. CALI. WHOM utUitisa. ChOflea Leaperonoe,^ Jefferson City. Mo. (^V-WhonArecordst. She obUlna advertising ACC0UW7' Ttu iou z‘M RtTuaum ' Cellliv Tile 9c aq. ft. 9-8588. $13,900—LARGE B room ranch, IMI $-7830, fice for personalized service. Your Mff.CAUSrgtM'/. wes.’ wc'LL Ping-Pong Table Tops $11.98 cnch t h r e e r o o m apartment with 'fireplace, aluminum etorms, at Inquiry Invited. .Alice d om p et Marcia Setzer learned she was go taps provided through tho Notton* MONDAY i^AUSnAUA! 8d Common N a ^ $9.40 per keg FOR SALE—Three beds, cenvarU- heat, hot water, gas, and elec- R. F. DIMOCK CO. " ^ ing biind, there ware no hysterica. al Braill* Press. AUPCANCiUiUG bla d it^ , floor lamp, maple table, tached garage. $2,900 assumes OLDER HOME. Con you qualify Realtor, t o 9-4543. mLiouAcetpr^ ALL rUTUAt No. 1 Oak Flooring $180 per M ’ trieky, plus rang# and refrigera 4H % mortgage, $96.85 monthly. M I 9-5246 for this? Remodeled on inside. Lo Instead, the attractive 32-yeeu'- She avanta slghtod iwppia to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SPECIALS IT? Cedar Shakes $9 per aq. 2 combination doors 88” and $4” , tor. All for $78. Available Dec. 1. Carlton W. Hutchins. M l 9-618$. Barbara Wixids M l 9-7703 I f YOU WUB paroonoi oenric^ old teacher made careful plana to realize that "blind peroou aro, OAPCASf and other items. Call MI 9-1518. cated in good neighborhood. Ap 8;15 AJU. to 4;30 P.M. Plywood Sheathing Evenings TR 6-6845. Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 proximately $60 of your money and coll Jooeph A. Biuth. broker. Ml meet her handicap. first of all, people — that tbars Iz 1953 MERCURY $89 per M ' BOLTON—First, Lake. 6 robm rent received will cover monthly 941330. Ayoid the Laat Minute By the time she had lost her much more in life than a handi ” Birch Plywood 48c aq. ft. VERNON-Three room furnished waterfront ccAfage. partial ceUar, II—VERNON sight three years later, she had cap.’ ’ Her own career iz proof o f COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Full Price $69 Musical Instmmsnts 68 Joeeph Barth, Broker;^ CASH ’N CARRY aputment on bus line. Call TR easily winterized, artesian well, 9-0330 Rush— ^Be Sure Your a Job aa one of Missouri’s first that. MONDAY Thni nU D A Y 10:80 A.M.—SATURDAY 9 AJW. $.4600, TR 5-6578. propertv in excellent condition, Large 8H co6m ranch IH baths, blind public school teachers. 1952 CHEVROLET WOOD TRUSSES FROM AS LOW USED . INSTRtnUENTS, trumpet Christmas Cards and tft RA V*AOt7 Shown by appointment Marion E. good locatlqii near new Lake Street MANCHESTER—86 Lucian Street, Marcia’s vision started to fail $49. Clarinet $69, flute $45, Full Price $89 Robertson, Broker, MI 8-5958. School.. L a ^ e lot. For further in off McKee Street This 6 room Your Pocketbook Gifts Arrive on Time. In 1957 when she was teaching at PLEASE READ YOUR AD .. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. trombone $35, accordlcm $49. f o u r r o o m apartment, 64 Birch formation or ^ipointment to see, Cape includes ovOrslzed garage, By FAYE HBNLB White Hail, III. She began using a n r r * " -^ or n von t Ad*" ore token o%er the P*“ "® " 881 STATE STREET drum $15, violin $35, piano St. Call MI 8-8200. BIANCHESTER — Colonial, 6 spa call. Girls Acquire vnataioe. The odvertlser sbonld read his ad the FIRST DAY IT I&ndscaped lot, fireplace, combina magnifying glasa to correct home BRUNNER’S NORTH HAVEN, CONN, $395. Ward Music Company, 99 cious rooms, large living room might want to get a policy that a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS In tkne for the next towr- MANCHESTER—^Flve room seC' tion windows, and is ideally lo work papers, but she gave no hint On THE MANCHESTER-VERNON CHestnut 8-2147 Summer St. Open eveidngs until with fireplace, famU^ size til# R. F. DIMOCK CO. Health Imuronee Advoocee would start paying you six months tton. Tbe Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted end floor apartment, heat, hot cated near shcqming, school, and of the trouble to her pupils. Oothing Taste TOWN LINE IN TALCOTTVILLE 9 p.m. kitchen, porch, one-car garage, Meiui Y m SImoM Check Up after you become disabled. taiertkm for any adverttsorocnt and then only to the extent of a water. May be seen at 72 N. Elm transportation. Owner is leaving "I didn’t think It good for the large lot 88x280, $10,900. PhUbrick M I 9-5245 many extras. Call MI 9-7613 MI You can cancel a health insur •Snake cood** kwertlon. Errors which do not lessen the value of OPEN TILL 9 P.M. Diamonds— WatcliM— St., from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Agency, Ml 9-8464. There is keen competition children to work under the prob Barbara Wooda MI 9-7702 3-1186, MI 8-1893, and MI 3 -1 ^ . among private companies offering ance plan without any loss and By AUCA HART the advertisement wUI not be corrected by *-mske food” Insertion. Jew eby 48 UPRIGHT PIANO, Very reason- lems of their teacher aa well aa N. E. BEAUTY EDITOB ROCKVILLE — Newly furnished Johanna Evans MI 9-6653 health insurance and you should buy another that will more ade problems of their own;” she ex able. MI 9-0625. 68 ELWOOD ROAD—Colpolol, large MANCREiSTER—Nice 5 room old Mighty few teenagers have an LEONARD W. TOST, Jewalai^ra hrst floor apartment In residential living room, flreploce^Yormol din take advantage of this. quately fill your needs. plains. YOUR COOPERATION WILL area, available Dec. 1. Adults IV—HIGH STYLE DUPLEX er home, new plumbing and heat (All rights reserved. Newspaper Innate flair for clothea. lik a girtz ing room cabinet kitchen with I f you have no health Insurance, A specialist confirmed that a of other ages, they learn the bard Dial Ml 3-2711 reason- only. MI 9-4824,T R 6-1168. dishwasher. bedrooms, ^ baths, ing, full price $9,500 ; 6 room home Enterprise Assn.). BE appreciated 8 1 7-8, each side haa modem kitch plus gajroge, near everything, the ateep cost of medical care diabetic condition soon would way, through mistakes. When thru Saturday, Thursday eve- price. MI 8-4406. landscaped lot 80x200. Marion B. rO U RAO O M apartment $65, sec en, aeparate oil buraera, aluminum 811,500; 3-fami|y 6-0 duplex, cen should stir you into buying at leave the young woman with only you’ re about fifteen, you should nings. 129 Spruce St. M l 9-4887. Robertson. Broker, Ml 8-5953. least basic protection. two per cent vision. ^ k tA J lL tir end floor, Holl St., no children, MI awninga, storm saah and screens, trally located, $18,500 ; 4 bed be choosing at {east some of your Automobiles for Sale 4 I f you already have health in Marcia went to live with her Lost and Found CARWe CSAUDALL, FOR SALE—Five-foot grand piano, 9-9178. MANCHESTER — Four bedroom immaculate condition. Selling for room modem ranch, phis attached clothes. As you select, keep In mind $23,500. surance but your policy is several Ruth Millett parents in Jefferson City, where the ground rules. OLDER CARS mechanics spe KUH.LnH$IC6K. Tel. MI 9-2190. colonial, 1 ^ baths, sun parlor, garage, nice lot, ammable G.I. LOST—Tiger cat, partly Angora, gLMOUre, CALIf/ and Feed 49-A f o u r ROOMS completely fur- family size kitchen, on«!-car ga mortgage. Sale pric« $14,900. years old, review it. her father, William J. Setzer, Is They are: no skintight sweaters, four white paw*, white cheat and cials, fixit yourself cars, always WeCtWH mwisasEt ITM»ICAT| niehed, heat, garage. TR 5-7902, Many more from $4,500 up. Coll Can you be sure you are getting director of the Missouri Temper no skintight slacks or skirts, no a good selection. Look behind our 1959 DRY OAK WOOD cut fireplace rage, near bus, $17,900. PhUbrick R. F. DIMOCK CO. Btomach, black tail, horae ahoe Wanted—To Boy 68 TR S-9992. Agency, Ml 9-8404. the Saisworth Mitten Agency, the best coverage, especially since Help Hubby Get Education, ance League. dresses fitted tight y under tha over each eye. Vicinity Birch St. Office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. RAMBLER AMERICAN and stove lengths, $10 per load de- MI 9-5245 so much new haa been added Uvered. PI 2-7888. Realtors, MI 8-6980 or MI 9-5524. Gals, and You’re the Loser Blindness came slowly. So Mar derriere. Reward. Call MI 3-2204 alter 4 WE BUY, SELL or trade oatlqas TWO FRONT rooms, refrigerator MANC3HESTER 6 room ranch •• recently? This is what I asked of cia studied Braille — "At. first I If you w-ant to be accepted and WANTED — Cleon used cars. We Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702 p.m. ChUd heartbroken.______Two-door sedan, lustrous gray BuildlnX'Contraettiis l4 Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted—-Male 36 and used fum itun, china, gtaiM, gas stove, kitcheji, set, bedroom seven years old. Three bedrooms, MANCHESTER—168 Tanner Street. ficers of the Health Insurance In You see them everywhere, work could see the raised dots and could respected by your own friends and buy, trade down or trade any finish, automatic transmission, s e a s o n e d hardwood cut for fur Ji^anna Evans MI 9-8653 silver, picture frames and old set, reasonable rent, adults. Apply dining room, living room With fire 6 room ranch, garage, aluminum stitute and this la what they told ing in beauty salons, in depart h-^ve cheated. But I didn't—I knew adults, too, use teenage fazhJon NOTICE IS HEREBY given that thing. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. heater, a one-owner beauty. Driven INTERIOR PAINTING, free esti TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, nace or fireplace, $10 a load and BIDWELL HOME Improvement coins, old (Mia and guna, bobby 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. place, modem kitchen, entrance combinations, plastered walls, me: ment store.s, in offices— pert, am it was important to me.” models aa your guide. You’ll notice Paaa Book No. E2832. leaned by an original 20,945 miles. See this Co. Alterations, additions, ga mates, reasonable rates. MI first class only. All prevailing $20 a cord delivered. Ml 8-8183. collections, attic contents or whole V—BOLTON 1952 FORD TRUCK stake body, ex hall, Bowers School, $17,900. Phil patio, owner transferred. Asking ' The new ingredients consist bitious young wives who have rut Her self confidence took a giant that their clothes fit beautifully The Savlnga Bank of Mancheater one today. rage*. Roofing and aiding expert*. 3-0494. , benefits, overtime. Call Manches estates. Furniture Repair Service, ISi ROOM heated garden apart' $17,500. Call owner MI 9-5906. cellent running condition. MI ______U______SEASONED CORD WOOD—For brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. The country gentleman. New 6 chiefly of insuring people of ad their own education short In order step when she capably filled a and gently. These girls arrlvO for haa been lost and application baa Aluminum clapboards a specialty. ter Tool and Design. Ml 9-5263. fireplaces, furnaces, stoves. Top Talcottville, Conn., TsL MI $-744$. ment available Dec. 1 , Includes to put a husband through college. 9-9700. $1,295 stove, refrigerator and parking. room cape, for the family who vanced years — 65 and beyond, of nine-day assignment as a substi work with hair shining, hemlines been made, to said bank for pay Unexcelled workmanship. Easy quality. Edward Yeomans, PI- $12,800—BEAUTIFUL 8 bedroom MANCHESTER — New 3 (twin Are the.v wise or foolish to have Electrical Services 22 $95. monthly. Call MI 3-7925, wants privacy. 8 bedrooms, 1!4 sized) bedroom ranch. Plastered insuring against catastrophic ill tute teacher in high school Eng even, stocking seams .straight, ment of the amount of deposit. 1954 BUICK, standard shift, A-1 budget terms. MI 9-8495 or TR WOULD YOU LIKE TO ,2-8002. ranch baseboard heat fireplace, been in .such a hurry to marry? gloves spotless. They stay away ' 5-9109. APARTMENT size electric Stove. large kitchen, caUar. Culton W. baths, formal dining room, one acre walls, hot water heat, fireplace, nesses. There haa also been more lish and French. condition, two-tone green. No me SELL? DUPLEX SIX rooms, new kitchen According to a recent marriage from clashing colora, loud stripez NOTICE IS HEREBY given that chanical special reason for selling. FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv WINDHAM WOOD YARD —Hard MI 3-6460. Hutchins, Ml 9-8177. lot, G.I. mortgage available. Sell ceramic bath. Full basement, ga^ stress upon loss of income Insur "That gave me the idea I had Pa«s Book No. 27195, issued by NOW IS the time to have thpse ice on all .types of electrical wir and stove, garage, nice yard, ing for $16,800, study any difference in the amount or prints, odd Jackets and s k i ^ , Have two cars. PI 2-7230. If the answer Is "yes,” we have wood and slabs for fireplace, fur rage. Builder MI 3-4860. ance and an especial pitch by the aomething to give," she says. The Savings Bank of Mancheater extra rooms finished. Recreation ing Licensed and insured. Wilson USED TYPEWRITER, electrio school buses for children, bath 5’,4 ACRES, large brook, 5% room indiistr.v to dovetail individual po of education a husband and wife To qualify for full-time' teach cheap fabrics. an excellent position open for you nace, stove, kindling. Call days train. Good condition. Reasonable. room with shower only. MI 9-0336. They put their money into the has been lost and application haa 1957 room and kitchen remodeling. For Electrical Co., Manchester, MI 0-4, evenings 7-0. Tel. HA 8-0403. house 2-car garage, $10,9flio, Carl R. F. DIMOCK CO; SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace. 3 bed licies with group insurance. have caused a marked drop in the ing in Missouri. Marcia took 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 3-7376. as an Assistwt Manager Trainee. MI 4-1021. ton W. Hutchins Ml 9-6132. rooms, 1>,4 baths, enclosed porch, companionship of the couple. heat clothes they can afford and been made to said bank for pay guaranteed carpenter work and If .you have sold before. It will be THREE ROOM furnished apart MI 9-5245 The industry—mindful of the ris courses tn education and psy ment of the amount of deposit. CHEVROLET BEL AIR free estimates, call M. Jutras A garage, lot 75x150. assumable So while the young couple may they pick with care. What they helpful, but If not, we will train’ USED TYPEWRITER, porUble. ment with parking space. Young Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 ing cost of its product — seeks to chology at Lincoln University. Son, MI 9-0279. RICHFORD, Vermont home—Seven H-4% mortgage immediate occu be close during the early years, can do, you ran do, too. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that HARDTOP you. You must have the desire to Garden— Farm— Dally Preferably Smith-Corona. Call married couple, Also two garages room, I ’ i baths, oil furnace, hot Johanna Evans MI 9-5853 educate you to develop the correct Then she spent four months at Conrses and Classes 27 pancy. Marion e!. Robertson, brok philosophy toward health insur both feeling that they are work a rrhabtiitation center for the Pass Book No. 10519, issued by CARPENTRY JOBBING—repairs, learn. This is a permanent poaition Products 80 MI 3-7551 after 6 p.m. for rent Call between 6-8, MI tied gas water heater, refrigera er, MI 3-6953. Two-door V-8 engine, automatic with an old reliable company. Good 8-6441. SEVEN ROOM Garrison Colonial, ance. TTiey urge you not to expect ing toward a mutual goal, the blind in Minncapoli.s. The Savings Bank of Manchester tranmission, radio, heater, gor remodeling kitchen, recreation U.S. CIVIL Service tests! Men' tor, stove. 20 miles to Jay Peak Re-entry Heat Simulated starting salary and commission GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, ski area. $8,500. MI 3-0701. attached garage. IH baths, hot ACREAGE WITH brook, Coventry. to cover every possible item of year.s ahead may not be quite so "The chief thing I wanted was has been lost and application has geous ivory and coral finish. 'An rooms, etc. R. Samuel Clemens. women, 18-52. Start high as $95 a Rooms Without Board 69 water oil heat, city utilities, near week. Preparatory Ironing until with excellent chapee for advance good and mealy. Pasqualini Farm. FOR RENT—Two room apartment, Early American house. 8 rooms, medical care. companionable. travel training — how to use the been made to said bank for pay unusual car. Must be, seen today. , PI 2-7810. heat, hot water, parking. Tel. MI bus, school, shopping center. Quick Cleveland — A device that can ment of the amount of deposit. appointed. Thousands of Jobs open. ment to the right man. Company '246 Avery St., W appi^. MI 4-0604, EIGHT ROOM modified ranch, 3 bath, 4 fireplaces, deep well. They suggest you buy coverage The husband may find that his white cane." she aays. She learned Only LARGE FURNISHED room, one 8-2068. baths, 4 bedrooms, family room, occupancy. Charles Lesperance, wife is not as mentally stimulat simulate the 3.000-degree tempera Experience usually unnecessary. vehicle furnished and all expenses minute from Main St. Light house Twenty-five acres pasture, all-pur only for such portion as would not to be afraid of moving around NOTICE IS HEREBY giv?n that wall-wall carpet, $21,900. Many MT 9-7620 ing as he expected her to be, that ture encountered by a space vehclle $1,295 Rooflnc—ending 1C Free Information on Jobs, salaries, paid. For Interview apply between keeping, MI 9-7969.! TEMPORARY RENT 6 room win pose bam. Call Maurice McGuire, handicap you financially If you on her own. And she learned self- Pass Book No. 1921, issued by The requirements. Write to d ^ giving 8-10 a.m.-3-5 p.m. Household Goods 51 extra.s. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Broker, MI 3-4644. didn't have protection. her interests are not as broad as care—how to sew on hutlbns, do re-entering the earth’s atmosphere Savings Bank of Manchester has COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. — All terized house at Bolton Lake, one 9-5132. MANCHESTER ironing, cat without spilling food. ha.s been developed al a Cleveland phone. Lincoln Service, Pekin 81, LARGE attractive room next to child acceptable. Call TR 5-8547 If you follow this advice—and his, that she does not share all been lost and application has been types of roofs and roof reptdrlng, SINGER SEWING CENTER RUGS, NEVER used, 9x12, beige, FTVE ROOM ranch, attached g* Proud of her new skills, Marcia plant. A tubular, pencil-thin quartz 1960 Illinois. bath, private home, private en after 5:30 p.m. I CAROL DRIVE - Rockville, $13, Home Catalogue it is sound when you consider that his enthusiasms, and maybe, even, made to said bank for payment of specializing In Twenty Year Bond $30; 9x15, $35; antique gcHd rugs, trance, reascMiable. Gentleman. rage, fireplace, tile bath, wall to it comes from people that wish to that she falls behind when he be laid down a barrage of job applica- infrared lamp. It Is used to test 798 MAIN ST. vacuum $20. BU 9-6955. 650. 5 room ranch, large living the amount of deposit. LARK ed Roofs. Call MI 3-7707. Ehccellent location. M l 9-4966. TWO 8 ROOM furnished apart wail carpeting, good condition sell their product - - you will have gins to move up the success lad tion.s through the Missouri Bureau models or components of space Private Instractions 28 WII4 JMANTIC, CONN. room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed Excellent VA and FHA throughout, price $17,000. Charles of the Blind. Finally she landed a vehicles. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that RAY’S ROOFING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER t6, 196(1 Th* WtRtfatr Average Daily Net Press Ron > Fureeaet «f D. 8. ®attrhPBter lEttwittg 1|walb X For the WMt Ended Nov. leth. 1866 purtir ti— Sy. Mdodtr# English could stand much im ooMer tenlfbt, ^ MHMe •< Tba Poliah Women’s Alllanoe, Story Circle, WSC8, o f South provement. FOR RENT Methodist Church, will meet tomor Fine Chorus nnrriee. Low 18-38., Group 346, will meet tomorrow at ’Dm Igroup numbers•s about 75 8 aad 16 urn. Blovfo 13,309 PmOt eleady, wlady, About Town 7:80 pjn. at the clubhouse Oh row at 10:80 a.m. in Wesley Hall at And utUlsed several of 'lw mem- n ■BMffi 'ot sOsat, aim Member 6f tlw Audit ooM, ehaace of mow nuiiMk - -iT the church.. bers sA aololata. Olgaa Miloshcloshevich sOde prsjectora. CSlnton S t Opens Winter Burewi 4t OrcnlatloB ot AntlenKMi 8hc«^tix> was tbe only featured woman Afonclioalor—'/i City of Village Charm Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sleith, fltazy, VFW . will vl*Jt the Mlddle- The board of directors of Man- vocalist, and ’Tomlslav Elerovich WELIiON DRUG CO* towa 8UU H(»pital tomorrow cheater Girl ScouU, Inc., will meet Sunny View Dr., Vernon, enter was fsaiursd on siccordion in the fOI Main S t TtoL i a 1-8831 tained Manchester Soroptimlsts JJConn Series MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1960 ovetrinv to provide eociel ' gamea Tuesday, Dec. 6, at 7:45 p.m. at "Ajnur Waves" selection. Male VOL. LXXX. n 6. 51 TWENTY PAGES—PLUS TWENTY-EIGHT PAGE TABLOID for po&Mita. Can! will leave from the home of Mrs. Leland V. O r i last night at their home. Club vocalists who were .featursd IH- ■JH membecs viewed color slides tha poat ofllca at 6:15 p.m. Mem* son. 190 S. Main S t By JOHN GRUBER cliided Stojan Stamenkovich, Bron- b e n iatm ated in making the viait Uken by the host last summer A large and enthusiastic audi slav Matick, Jovanovich, during a’ three-w’oek tour of Italy, may oadl Mra. Marie Hale, 843 The Cosmopolitan Club will tenors, and Vltwllslav Mluskovtch, including Venice, ^Rome and ence was on hand last night to R ibicoff Main St, or Mra. Laura Ecabert meet Friday at 2 p.m. at Center baritone. All acquitted themselves SHEET MUSIC $110 Million Total Florence. Mr. Kleith provided a hear the Branko Krsmanovlch Stale News M tbater St Congregational Church. Miss Enien creditably. Buckley will discuss "Holiday Ar commentary. The hostess served a Chorus in the UConn Auditorium. Says Ng HamAeater area alumnae are rangements.” The guest speaker is buffet supper. While It was not an absolute sell Army-Navy Setback CHRISTMAS MUSIC Invited to a Oiineae auction, for a member of the Manchester Gar R ou n d u p Pleas out, the tremendous hall was more den Club. Mrs. William Rush wiil Accessories For All Band the beneflt of the Hartford Sim> -tl than three quarters full for this Kings, 821; A AG’s, 746; Holt’s, HartlorO, Nov. 80 {JP)— moaa Club a^ larah ip fund, to be serve tea after the meeting. andJOrohestra Instruments Welfare Needs Spapuliition continued to Y^illiaiiig Delegate first concert In the tvlnter series 741; Knlcks, 741; Stein’s. 732; held at the home of Mre. Peter Army-Navy, 723; Abe’s, 709; mount today that Governor T..DavU Jr., 73 Nilan St., Hart- Members of the Sunday School at the university. staff of Zion Lutheran Chufeh will To Safety Confab In many respects the chorus is Bockers, 691; Cisco Kids, 689; WARD MUSIC CO. More Police Ribicoff will be offered the fU ^ Tneaday, Dec. 6, at 8 p.m Kay’s Pets. 682: Trumps, 680; Admiaalon will be an article for meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at the truly remarkable. They sing with 99 SUMMER ST. po8t of secretary of health, church. Raiders, 674; Hot Shots. 667; Open till 9 P.M. tha auction. James K. Williams of 61 Arnotl extremely accurate pitch; attacks Yanks, 645; Giants, 633; Barons, education and welfare in the and releases are phenomenal, and Tues., Wed., Thurs. and FrI. $16 Million On Highways ■'Rd., executive director of the Con Up 614. A midweek service with final their response to direction is. in Sat. till 5 P.M. Kennedy cabinet, but the Con PU Theta ' Chapter of Beta study on "Footprints of God’’ will necticut Safety Commission, has necticut chief executive in Phi will meet tonight at stantaneous. In short, this is a Hartford, Nov. 80 {IP) be held at the Covenant Congre been designated by Gov. Abraham really fine chorus. sisted “All I know is what I 9:80 for bowling at the Parkade gational Church tomorrow at 7:30 Rlblcoff to represent the state at Hartford, Nov. 80 {IP) .q>new federal medical care for tbe Stepp6d-up weekend patrols of Bowling Lanes, followed by a Nevertheless the program left ATLANTIC program. ’The members are: read in the newspapers and p.m. a' special meeting of the President’s the highways were ordered by social gathering. much to“’’ be desired. Chiefly the State welfare Commissioner Dr. Thomas M. Feeney of West magazines.” Committee for Traffic Safety In FURNACE OIL Bernard Shapiro in asking for State Police Commissioner Washington, D. C.. Dec. 14 and 15. fault seemed to f lie with Mr. Automatlo Delivery Hartford, president of the Con Queried at his morning Louisiana Ally. Thomas H. Tamoney, a Babich, who conducted. He was so Leo J. Mulcahy today in an ef Atty. Bernard J. Ackerman or an increase of nearly $16 mil necticut Medical Society: Dr. Ste partner in the Hartford law firm li tent on displaying the virtuosity L T.WOOD CO. press conference about the Rockville,' chairman of the Con lion in his budget for the next wart Hamilton of the Hartford fort to steiii the steadily in of Danaher. Lewis, and Tamoney, of his group that he failed to dis - Phone Ml S-II29 Front End- Wall St. Journal prediction necticut Safety Commission, w’ill two years, said today the ad Hospital, representing the Con creasing tide of traffic fatal will discuss "Are You Paying play the intentions of the com necticut Hospital Association; Dr. that he is virtually assured of FREE DELIVERY More Income. Tax Than You Owe?" also attend the conference, along ditional funds are needed be ities in Connecticut. O fficials with Capl. WUllam A. Gruber, posers. Donald P. Kent of the Uni appointment to this $25,000 a before members of the Greater The result became monotonous Special cause of a persistent growth Officers and troopers from all commandiim officer of the State versity. of Oor"?cticut. repre specialized divisions, who do not year position, the Governor UDREH DRUB Hartford Home Economics Club 'before long, and since the' pro REG. $7.50 Thursdiyr at 7:30 p.m. at Phillips Police Traffic Division. < in the number of aging per senting the Commission on Ser- ordinarily patrol, will h e' called said: gram was very long, the general At Tlis PARKADE Colony ^staurant, 4*2 Farmington The special meeting of the Pres sons needing medical care and upon to join in the special duty effect was very monotonous. There (1) ALIGN FRONT END (Continued on Page Tea) “As of today, I have re Enjoined Ave., Hartford. ident’s Committee has been called Liggett Sfiocial a continuing rise in the case until further notice. The.se include ceived no specific requests nor to review the national action pro was an almost complete lack of (2) BALANCE FRONT ' conviction and understanding in load of dependent children. men assigned to the Fire Marshal’s r gram for highway safety in the WHEELS— REG. 84.00 Division, the State Bureau of suggestions” from President New Orleans, Nov. 30 the music, although there were Outlining his 8110 million re elect Kennedy. light of anticipated traffic accident ( 8) CHECH FRONT WHEEL quested budget to Governor Ribi- Huge Christmas Identification and the several — Three federal judges— ig problems during the next decade. some exceptions. BEARINGS Aflked if he h'itd opened his Celebrate 60th Anniversary coff, the welfare chief said the detective units. noring catcalling demonstra- Williams ha.s already sen-ed on . The program opened with the CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM In addition, two more fadar sets morning mail, tl\e Chief Execu "Credo” from Monteverdi’s "Messa (4) rise is "basically due to s tre Shopping Guide ANNUAL a sub-committee of the President’s Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Andrew<^ have been ordered, the Commis-, tive quipped; "I don’t think it tion.s for segregation—today cus blooms from a plant formerly mendous Increase in the cost of Committee to revise the sections Brown Sr. of Skinner Hill Rd., a Quattro Voci da Capella,” and ALL FOUR ONLY sicmer said, bringing the total to would be handled that way." swept aside every state-raised dealing with the coordinating of owned by Mrs. Brown’s motljer. although the opening Latin word medical care.” In Herald Today In the midst of today's hearing Andover, were married 60 years He pointed out that 881 million, aeven. barrier to schcxil integration r official traffic safety programs and During their early married life, means "I believe,’’ I had the feel On the 8110 million state welfare "With the holiday season ap ago yesterday by the Rev. Cliarles Mr. and Mrs. Brown lived first in ing that they didn’t believe a nearly one-third of the agency’s Have you written your budget the Governor’s secretary and enjoined nearly all Louisi I ^ J v d ib i m S u citizen support for traffic safely. Guaranteed appropriation for' the current two proaching and fatalities increas He Is also a member of the As Pease of the Quarryville Methodist Tolland and then in Manchester word of it. Christmas shopping list? rushed into the hearing room and ana officials from interfering, where he was coachman for Col. To Glv> You $0.95 years, 'was spent in medical and ing dally,’’, said Mulcahy. "it is Church, now known as United In today’s Herald you will handed him a message. He ex- "The conclusion,” read the opin sociation of State and Provincial In style, the music of this early A Very convalescent care. Shapiro added necessary that ewry member of Safety Coordinators and serves on Methodist Cliurch in Bolton. Frank Cheney. Later Brown went find a (jhristmas Shopping Ciused himself, interrupted the ion, "i.-i clear that interposition ts into bu.sine.s8 for himself with his 17th century composer was treat Enjo.vable that the number of persons need this department extend him.self to THE SALVATION ARMY the executive committee of the They were honored with a recep ed identically with the excerpts Smoke Guide which will help you. hearing for eight minutes and not a constitutional doctrine.” tion at the home « f Mr. and Mrs. own team "w’orking the woods’’ ing medical care is rising con The 28-page - tabloid for halt the slaughter. Interposition is a theory by National Conference of State and from "Catulll Carmina" as set by 2nds OF A NATIONALLY "Last year during the month of .went to hia second-floor private M l MAIN STREET Lewis A. Brown Jr., Sunday in the lumber Industry in Warren, SERVICE ON ALL sistently wiUi the average age of shopper’s of Manchester’s which a state puts its sovereignty Local Safety Organizations. the living composer Carl Orff. The ADVERTISED CIGAR December, the state experienced a office, presumably to answer a tel where they were greeted by friends Mass. CONVENTIONAL MAKES welfare recipients 78 and said they Downtown and Parkade stores ephone call from Washington. between the federal govememnt style was excellent for the secular WHICH SELLS FOR lOo fe.tality every day. To the present and relatives from Bolton, Coven The Browns then returned to require "expensive medical care.” presents hundreds of C?hrist- and the people of the state. vulgate Latin, but woefully in Me also explained that the aid to When he returned to the hearing, try. Glastonbury, Vernon, Man Hillslown, around Buckland Pond, Reg. $4.73. mas gift suggestions in a con time, we have 29 more fatals In he emlled and advised anxious Thursday, December 1 and Brown carried mail out of adequate to music of liturgical dependent children case load Is And, later added; "Without sup chester and Chaplin. Box 50. venient and compact preview 1980 than last year. On highways newsmen there was no need to FROM 11:30 A.M. TO 7:30 P.M. Calling ’am Right!!! Glastonbury for five years. character. »1 7 9 MORIARTY on the Increase because of the per of gifts for Christmas giving. patrolled by this department, we port of the interposition act, the One of the most unusual and Incidentally, Latin seemed to 7 For 25c rush to the telephones. rest of the segregation ’package’ UiU|u«stionably local town of- sentimental gifts they received After that they settled in An sisting rapid growth of the child Merchants have stocked are only down three. ffclals did their utmost In seek dover, purchasing a farm on Long be the only language in which Perfectos and Panatellas population in this state. "It is important to note that passed by the ie^slatpre fails of came from their niece, Mrs. Ed their diction was understandable, BROTHERS their shelves with merchandise its own weight." FEATURING: ing a yes vote for an addition ward Beleck of Chaplin. She Hill Rd. not far from their present In the past nine years, he point priced to meet your Cliristmas there are 90.000 more drivers in to the Mary Cheney Library by home. Brown farmed and also although 1 can’t vouch for the LIGGETT DRUG 301-315 CENTER ST. ed out, the number of children in Connecticut today than this time Further, the tribunal knocked VARIETY OF CHRISTMAS AR'nCLES brought a spray of red orchid cal- Russian and the Serbo-Croation. TEL DH 8-5135 budget. Everything from toys Kennedy Gets out what it called "a series of placing the capital Improve worked in the lumber business op PARKADE this state has increased 300,000 to games to clothing to furni last year, and 40,000 more cars. BEAimrUL SNOWFLAKE CANDLES ment bonding issue question erated by the Stanley family on Certainly the German, Italian and with a result rise in the number ture for all members of the Thus the accident potential has in Women jeer in front of house of the Rev. Lloyd Foreman today after he took his daughter into a mea.surc.s wl\lch purport to abolish the Orleans Parish School Board.” LOVELY HANKIES, APRONS, Etc. on .the national and state elec Long Hill Rd. of children from broken homes family. creased drastically.’’ Long Briefing back door of integrated William Frantz school to avoid them. Crowd challenges him to come out. tion In lieu of the local one. Their son, Lewis, Jr., lives near requiring welfare. In addition to about 13.300 Woman stretching out bandana threatens to put it around his neck. 'They want a total white boy Slate Rep. John Garrett of HOMEMADE BAKED GOODS SPECIAL NOVEMBER cott of the school attended by one Negro girl. Only a few white students are attending. (AP Claiborne Rarish (County) in the Now with the bonding Issue at by while another son. George, lives However, he said Connecticut is tabloids inserted in The A COUNTRY STORE in Florida. Their four Andover Accident Totals Louisiana Delta country in north standstill on the advice from COSMETICS •^tter off’’ in the matter of aid Herald, the Christmas Tabloid Photofax). Hartford, Nov. 30 i/P} — The By Smathers east Louisiana where segregation the town’s bond counsel, who grandchildren present at the party WE CARRY ALL to dependent Children than nation Committee of the Manchester ye.sterday were Andrew, Theodore, wide. State Motor Vehicle Department’s .sentiment nm.s high, said the Leg has as much as ruled the town THE TOP LINES Chamber of Commerce has ar daily record of automobile ac officials have violated the state Lewis and Neill. Six other grand A t-th e outset of the hearing, ranged.^ to mall 22,000 Shop Washington, Nov. 30 (>Pi-^Sen. islature would continue to fight LUNCHEON SERVED COmiNUOUSLY: children living in ' Florida are Governor Ribicoff announced the ping Guides to surrounding cidents a.s of last midnight and the George A. Smathers, U-Fla., Leftist Groups de.spite the decision. election laws Insofar as to the SALE! ARTHUR DRUG totals on the .same date last year; Rightist Revolts Erupt Roger, Jane, Beatrice. Thomas, appointment of a 55-member ad towns. Herbert Swanson is briefed President-elect John f'. Gov. Jimmie H. Davis declined number of days the Board of ON 1959 1960 HOT CLAM CHOWDER and Joanne and Jiilianne. twins. visory bdard to work with Shapiro chairman of the committee. Kennedy today on recommenda Immediate comment. Directors approve of said proj AccidenU . .29,602 32,668 (Est.) VARIETY OF SANDWICHES (Herald photo by Pfansllehl) In developing legislation for Con A reminder . . . Christmas is tions the Senator expects to make Turn to Arson State Sen. French Jordan of ect prior to the election of Killed ...... 220 245 HOMEMADE PIES Nov. 8 ,1 think General Manager JALOUSIES necticut’s participation in the Just 21 shopping days sway. soon * r dealing with problems of! Gretna, across the Mississippi In ju red ...... 18.322 18,671 (Est.) the transportation Industry. In Argentina Areas River from New Orleans observed; BEVERAGES RIehard Martin and Town Clerk STORM DOORS 111 Venezuela Edward Tomkipl should be Smathers, chairman of the Se "I don’t know what we are fixing made to explain publicly why STORM WINDOWS State Vote Certified nate Commerce Transportation to do. but we are fixing to do such law under Chapter 152, subcommittee, told reporters after Buenos Aires, Argentina, Nov.'^•’lowers of ou.>;lPd dictator Juan D Caracas, ■Venezuela, Nov. 30 UPi something and I’m going to be tot ROLL-UP Hartford, Nov. 30 The Nov. Peron irierl to .seize the mililarv ALL WELCOME! Section 9-370 Governing State a breakfast conference at Ken 30 {/Pi — Rightist revolts erupted ~ Leftist students abandoned snip it'. Our work ia cut out for us.” AWNINGS Raiiai, Will Price Boost Follow 8 election results for Connecticut barracks in Rosario near this Atty. Gen. Jack GremllHon left Election Ijvws was violated. became official today. nedy’s Georgeto-wn home that he today- at Rosario near Buenos ing po.sts in their fight with Na ORDER NOW Fnnsral Service also discussed Latin Anierican capital, but were routed by troops the state capital hurriedly for This add paid for by The State Board of Election i^ires and in two'oil towns of north after four hours of fighting, the tional Guardsmen today and turned New Orleans. Fnr Free Estimates Call »*ancmmt**,conh .HEATING OIL problems , and the Florida situation FRANCIS J. HAPPENY Canvassers met this morning in ern Argentina. The army said the government announced. again to arson, They set fire to While the court mada public ita Steelworker Pay Hike? the secretary o f state's office to generally with the President 221 School St. Rosario revolt was crushed and Unofficial reports' said 10 per two buses, one at the entrance to decision, angry housewives and ertify the vote tobulations for all elect.' ^ . t UOU VSKkS IlflM •.iflIM VOU V 9 U V flU liKkg friends. unofficial reports said at least, one sons were killed and 50 wounded. University City. P.S. Since when do we start BILL TUNSKY te's<,'. Smathefs "-ould not discuss the of the oil towns was recaptured. But an army communique men Troops patrolled tl.e city In an (Continued on Page XeR>‘ building without a building per Pittsburgh, Nov. 80 (ffj—PaF^But how mudi .they’ll dctuidlir certiAcaUon of the election recommendations he has in mind Ml 9-9095 Reports .from. Salta. In. the north tioned only four dead, three sol effort to chedk further outbreaks mit? There hikes ranging from, seven to 13 receive is :ht Democratic presidential in advance of the fdrmal.report he spread cents an hour go Jntb effect tomor The oofitraht iUpulates that said armed civilians occupied oil diers of the Rosario garrison, and in this sixth day of demonstrations re leaves only the formal 'saldi he will submit to Kennedy, in against. President Romulo Betan row for basic ateelworkers. But cost-of-living wortey may be re a couple of weeks. In that report, installations and offices of the a retired colonel who was an aide f hneral . H of these electors for. the to one of Peron’a military chiefs. court’s Moderate Socialist govern there Is no indication steel price In duced to cover higher, insurance state’s electoral votes to be of he said, he expects to make rec state Oil monopoly northeast of *gain that creases will follow—at least for costs o f the companies. BoHi imion there in the towns of Tartagal and The communique said 33 persons ment. III ficially recorded for Sen. John F. ommendations to help all forrns of The students stopped firing be Bulletins tirely upon theth “spends en- the time being. and management agree insurance transportation including aviation, Vespucio. - /•' were arrested. Kennedy. This meeting will be held There were no estimates of cas fore dawn. Apparently they moved des ires of Some 500.000 members of the costs have gone up. but the ques Cap the r .ads, trucking and other Later advice.s from Salta said from the AP Wires th.and at noon, Dec. 19, at the stale ualties in the outbreak to the awav in the darkness from their * 'ne family. ■United Steelworkers will be en tion of how much la in dispute. Industries. the rebellion at Tartagal. 35 miles itol. north. slroiighold behind brick piles with titled to wage rsises. However, the The- official tabulation ' showed from the Bolivian border, had been I t need union estimates about 40,000 of Smathers, who served as Kenne stamped out. There was no official The government eaid the upris in the framework of the unfinislied not be high. that 1,231,885 cast their ballots, pliarmacy school at Caracas Uni 16 ON GROUNDED SHIP f a c t , vve In these are currently unemployed dy's southern campaign man confirmation here. Nor was there ing in the north was similar to earnest! a record for the state. ’This rep ager, had nothing to say about versity. Traveroe City, Mich.. Nov. 80 N e w ! GOLDEN th e and thousands more ■ are' working Kennedy Holds later word On the situation at the one put down at Rosario. This (JPl—Towering waves, lashed by purchase of .f,L!^7 5 ®* against resented 96.2 per cent of those Kennedy's failure to carry Florida. indicated that Peronistas also No one waa inside the structure d is c less than 40 hours a week. eligible to vote. The total number Vespucio, 20 miles south of Tar winds ‘running up to 50 milee aa that might Nor did he discuss his report to were Involved there. when police looked at dawn. There ANNIVERSARY Management spokesman either of abeentee ballots cast was 54,- tagal. hour, battered a grounded and HAMILTON Kennedy on the situation in Latin In both cases, the uprising was was no way of telling whether the decline any comment on the pos 180,180 Edge Earlier in the day, civilian fol- students ran out of ammunition or leaking Liberian freighter with be. selection sibility of price changes, or simply 486. America. Smathers is regarded as staged b.v armed clvlllnna. our complete "ight simplv grew tired of battle. 16 persons aboard today in upper BEACH f a c i ; es and point out no announcement has a Senate authority on that sub Insurgents in the north cut rail Lake Michigan. The Franeiaoo Come to Beneficlare Open House for ® e fv ic e a re - - - ^ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ject. Firing from high school build included, been made one way or another. l 9 ‘Day Dry Spell way tracks and telephone llnee. ings on Avenue Roosevelt had con Morazan was driven aground in Although Republicans were chal Windsor Locks, Nov. 30 {/Pi— A Smathers expressed approval of However, eourcee close to the in lenging the Nov. 8 election results News Tidbits first reports from Salta .said. tinued sporadically since Monday a blinding, gale-driven snow dustry strongly believe prices will 19-day dry spell was a highlignt I Kennedy’s go-slow approach to an- Gen. Carlos Severaro Toranzo storm last night off the wind ^Respectfully, in some areas. President-elect John I nouncement of his choices of cabi night, It was part of widespread HOLIDAY MONEY hold steady in the immediate fu F. Kennedy held a margin of 180,- of November weather in Connec Culled from AP Wires Montcro, army commander in ward shore of South Manitou Is Tt.itji*’ rnix(.T net and other key administration rioting that started in this capi- Get holiday expenses wrapped up /asf — soon as ap ture despite higher payroll costs. 180 votes today over Vice Presi ticut. chief, said in a communique that -tal Friday and that has killed six land. Capt. Eduardo. Trizizae re This belief is based on the cur The 'U.S. Weather Bureau. In its ported water up to three and a proved, get Holiday Money at BENEFICIAL’S Opeh dent Richard M. Nixpn. (Contlnaed on Page Ten) 40 well-armed men attacked the persons and injured at least lO.’i. rent low state of steel business. As Only 181" precincts, scattered summary for the month, today skid Life Insurance company owner 11th Infantry Regiment Barracks Betancourt said the rioters halt feet deep in all holds o f tbe House. Just phonel Get cash for shopping, paying bills, long as the slump continues, this a major storm system featuring a ship of U.S. corporate securities 246-foot, ocean-going veasel. SewcffHl, bet welel among six states, remained urire- at Rosario. sought to touch off a. revolution yoii-name-it. "You’re the boss” at BENEFICIAL! REMEMBER TO SAY-'^UNOCO’ thinking goes, steel firms will not rapidly moving cold front, attend hsii passed the $50 bilUon m ark. . . Earlier reports put the number ty, lb*. ported in those figures, based on and set up a Caslro-style govern boost prices. official returns from 31 states and ed by a heavy thunderstorm President Elsenhower accepts re of attackers at about 150 and said LUMUMBA OUT OF REACH 8 cenirel i Lsans Ut IS MSb—Lsant MM-tiMurM at tow cast ment In Venezuela. . For the past Ave months the in unofficial tabulations in the other activity and plummeting tempera Churchill, 86, signation of Lawrence G. Derthlck they struck at 1 a.m. For a time Ia.st night rioting I Leopoldville, The Ckmgo, Nov. 806 MAIN ST „ 2nd FI., Over Woolworth's, MANCHESTER WHEN YOU WANT QUALITY dustry has been operating general 19. tures, was among' the highlights. as U.S. Commissioner of Education Among the slain was Julio Bar- spread from the slum districls in 80 OP) — Fugltlvo ex-premier fetiSvs beetsr »|»tt>» MIIcIm II 1-41M • Ash fdr th* YES MANsgsr ly below 55 per cent of capacity. Tlie totals'at this point gave The storm yesterday ended the who will take position with Na- redo, a former colonel who was western Caracas to the fashion Patrice Lumumba today waa Mend) m end — henet Open Thunday Evening Until 8 P.iM. s Saturday Until Noon This week the rate is estimated at Kennedy 34,120,496 votes and dry weather which had held the Has 100-Pound -tlonal Education Assn. an aide to Gen. Humberto Sosa able East End. The main battle reported to have reached friend •n well iMAl Mttft <6 fl 6>I lfH88M>6| l6«8f 49.3 per cent. Nixon 33,940,316. The total for the upper hand since Nov. 10. President Charles deGaulle wlU Molina, Peron’e minister of war. centered at Miguel Caro High ly territory some 400 miles east A itM a( tIN iMfi ftf.M ■M8 »«96l4 !• No significant upturn in produc of the capital, well out of CoL le WMIe with Chexeel trim If laaMtaitN astatkly iMttll««afi «4 tIOOi MtS. HEATING OlL.ANn UE SURE two already surpassed 68 million Noteworthy, the state climatol- Braudied Cake go to Algeria to explain his plans the communique said. School in the West End. Caraca.s Only AUaef gwefenteed 5 yean tion la expected the rest of the votes, to set a new record. ogist said, was the lack of any for the rebellious territory bn Dec. The army chief said the Rosario University in the eastern part of Joseph Mobutu’s reoich. Some year. And it is likely the slov,’- 9, it was announced today after a sources said he abandoned hia BENEFICIAL down will persist well into 1961, ac (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Pnge Ten) By EDDY GILMORE oablnet meeting... Cyrus Eaton, (Continued on Page Nineteen) (Continued on t’age Ten) plan to go first to StahloyvUla TO SAY IT TO GLENNEY’S cording to Industry sources. London, Nov. 30 (A>)—The seem Cleveland industrialist, arrives in and was heading instead to LIST PRICE FINANCE CO. Tha Iron Age, national weekly ingly Indestructible Sir Winston Moscow" to attend the sixth Pug- ward another of his poUttcal trade magraizine, says of the out-, Churchill celebrated his 86th waeh conference of scientists. strongholds, Lultisbourg, capi look: ‘Thank^You^ Gentlemen^ birthday today ■with a lOO-pound Roman Catholics throughout the 16 Killed, 26 Injured tal of Kasai Province. 519.95 We would like to an "Bast gueas now Is a slight pick cake soaked In his favorite brandy. United States have been asked by nounce that Harry up in January ovesr December, a Habitually a late sleeper, he had a committee of Bishops to protest -----ORAL VACCINE DELAY mild upturn in, mid-year with a the lighta <»i early in his bedroom. what the committee calls an in Washington, Nov. 80 OD — ^ Christmas Special! Van Camp, formerly ■ubstantial buildup In the second There was good reason—for a Surgeon General LeRoy Burney Confessed Spy’s Brother parade of well-wishers, postmen, crease In objectionable motion pic Witness, Survivor Talk associated with the half.’’ ture Dime from Hollywood... For said today the PubUc Heallk ’The present composite base meesengers and delivery boys be Service feels that "we cannot ex Randee Heating Serv gan ringing hla doorbell as early eign Minister Subandrio of Indone price f o r ‘finished steel, according sia accuses the Netherlands of pect to have an oral (polio vttna) . ice, has been added to to Iron Age, Is about 8124 a ton. Arrested as Red Agent as 6:30 aun. vaccine for use by” next sum NEW STAINLESS COMPLETELY First to pull up before his Lon waging psychological warfare by Of School Bus Disaster mer. Burney said that In develop Steel companies last 'hiked prices spreading provocative reports. STEEL our Fuel Sei-vice De an average of 84.50 a ton In Au don home was a uniformed Post ing th«’ recently approved vac Office messenger carrying a heavy Manufacturers’ Inventories de cine made of live polio virus as IMMERSIBLE partment. Harry has gust, 1958. I New York, Nov. 80 (F)—A New6« It took the government three clined another 8409 million during Lament, AIU., Nov. 30 I/Pi --■t>grade to the tracks. The view Is The wage Increjasas, wWch vary load of birthday telegrams, many distinguished: from the Salk 'vao- York- psychiatrist arrested jis a years to collect evidence for an October, and sales and new orders unobitructed In each direction. had over 18 years ex according to Job classification, are from the United States. School teacher Lois Stefura was Clne, already in use, "there are 20-year Soviet spy never tried to indictment against Dr. Soble. e)lso dropped off, the . Commerce You can see the school from the provided in a ^ m o n th contract A member of his household said driving her car behind the Utmont still many problems to be perience servicing oil escape his shadowera during a Department reports.. .The Air crossing.'' . . by signed last January in the after- In arguing for low ball, hla at^ a greeting from President Eisen High School bus aa it turned off a worke out In taking prodnoRon long, "hot surveillance'’ by FBI hower was among the thousands Force has tailed for the eccond Some believe Budney may have burners and will be , math o f a 116-day stri’-re. tomey, Richard C. Green, told,the highway yeaterday and headed for out of the laboratory and Into agents, says hif attorney. court that Soble woul^. not floe. pouring in from all over the straight time to launch n more a level grade croaaing. been blinded by the sun., His ve mass production.” . HAMILTON available to l\;mdle The boosts will bring the aver- hicle was facing north as he cross ' age hourly rate to approximately On the contfsiry. The doctor He added: world. powerful model of the Atlas Inter "I thought: If he doesn't stop, even stopped- his car so that trail Even In retirement Sir 'Winston continental range missile at Cape ed the tracks. The sun and the burner installations 83.20. Next Oct. X wages wiU go "He has been imder wide-open, the train will hit the biu.” she said, CHINA, CUBA IN 8UOAB FACT BEACH ing agents could, catch up with stands for so many things that train were to his right. Hospital up seVen to 10 cents an hour. hot surveillance by federal agents Canaveral, Fla. "But I saw he stopped and I Tokyo, Nov. SO . V J,