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rX G I FOUBTBEN The Weather ' Manrifi^Bt^r SoBUins i^BraUi FnreoMt of U. S. H'eetlior Bnisee S ' I Oonttaaed elmidy and oolff be- - Daughters o f ' liberty. No. 186, night. Low In tte Ms bat sane A bou t Tow n will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Many Moods ; 20s in the lifadiDeld and ToOnod at Orange Rajl. There will be ooonty nrens. f8enH»8 daring an in.stallation after the meeting. Wednesday and beeotadiw fair. Unco In School PTA will mwt Members are reminded to wear at 8 p.m. tomorrow In the school white gowns. Mrs. Louts Smith In H i-F e v e r Maneheotor-^A Ciiy of YMagoChorm auditorium. Robert D i^ , 'bchool will head a refreshment oommit- attendtmce officer, will be the tee. Variety is a keynota:oC the num- speaker, and hie topic is juvenile bara that Maiicheatar raaidents MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAT* NOVEMBER 18, 1961 Advertising *a Page 14) PRICE nVE CENTT Lv problems. Refreshments will be Eaiaah Chapman Joy Cirole, will perform Friday and Saturday aerved. North Methodist Church, will nieet at 8:18 p.m. In “Hl-Fever FoUles,” Wednesday 4t 2 p.m. at the dhurch. which wlll^ be aponaored by fi-; There will be a business meet Mrs. Dorothy Hhtfleld will show Woman's XuxiUai^ of Manchester ing of the Mannchester WATES color .slldee of a recent trip to Memorial Hospital in Manchester Dog Studies Sugges ^ S ta te N ew s India Maps at the Italian American Club to Pennsylvania. Members suo re High School.. DOUBLE night. Weighing in will be from minded to bring gift envelopes for The moods range all the way T to 8. the “Week of Prayer and Self De from a lively and modemlatlc Houndup C D P la n s, nial.” “Slaughter « i Tenth Avenue” to a ■ r Albert R. Nearing, son of Mrs. Red Gross Bows Out if nostalgic “Graduation Ball” scene New Caticer Surgery Marianna E. Nearing, 30 Tower Our Lady o f Fatima Mothers done to the music of Richard Rd., recently completed four Rodgers overture to "Carousel.” STAMPS Circle will meet Monday at 8:30 H om e Units weeks of individual combat train Mother Strangled, p.m. at the home of Mrs. ADen In the "Slaughter on Tenth .^also lead to other appUeattoos ing with the Marine Infantry Richter, 30 Duval St. Mrs. l>bn- Avenue” scene, the Tenth Avenue WASfflNGTON (AP) Training Regiment at Csanp Le- for humans, such aa: NEW DELHI, India (AP) ard Schmid and Mrs. P etw Oor- girl and boy are danced by Pat .The successful removal of Temporarily . borrowing the Daughter Raped Jeune, N.C. dera will serve, as oo-hostbsoee. Annulil and Bob Martin, while a Every Wed whole organs from dogs and —The government announced stomach of an ulcer patlsat and Park Avenue couple will be por today home g u ^ s will be or Deborah L. Miller, daughter of ttie later replacement of the then putting it back. In the dogs, WESTPORT (A P )-A 50- St. James Mothers (Srcle wlU trayed by Floss Smith and Ted many of the re-implanted ston- As Inspector on Seas Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Miller, 56 organs in the same animals year-old woman strangled ganized in all districts border meet Wednesday at 8':15 p.m. at LaBomie. aches appeared, for an unknown ,was S. Hawthorne St., is enrolled at the home of Mrs. Thomas Bremuui, The other dancers are Sydney may point to a new Way for and her teen-age daughter ing Tibet, and military train Juniata College in Huntingdon, reason,' to be immune to potent 43 Wadsworth St. Mire. Thomas Schultheia, Lorraine Champeau, surgically Seating .human artilicikl stimulatiim that ordinar abducted, raped and held cap ing ^ instituted for all able-^ Pa. Derby and Mrs. Paul O’Neil will Judy Kargl, Bartiara Cox, Bev cancer, a Minnesota surgeon ily would have produced ulcers. tive for more than 12 hours bodied men to help India fight serve as co-chairmen. There will Malone, Mildred Amback, Lynn Removing the small bowel or its undeclared war with Red Susan Buckley, daughter of Mr. be a Chinese auction after a busi Stavintaky, Louis Campeau, Bill said today. . Monday before she escaped, Dr. Richard C. Llllehei, asso the larger ' colon, from a person China. U.S. Certain and Mrs. John J. Buckley, 41 Cone ness meeting. Taylor, Len Erickson, Cieorge afflicted with such Inflammatory police reported. St., has been selected to represent Slossberg, Ronnie Wadsworth, and ciate professor of surgery at the The killer and assailant is still Home Minister Lai Bahadur Dniverslty of Minnesota, said the conditions sis r^onal enteritis or Shastrl told Parliament that Prime the Dial, the college yearback. in XI Gamma chapter. Beta Sig Bob Murdock. ulcerative colitis where nervous at large. -He was described by po- technique might also lead to new Minister Nehru’s administration Central Connecticut State Col ma Phi. will meet at the home of Totally different in mood is reactions mpy be a component. Uce as a slender Negro, between T o Resume treatment for stomach ulcers and has decided to take immediate lege’s Homecoming Queen contest. Mrs. Albert Post, 59 Ferguson Rd., "Graduation Ball” with Lois Shinn In the dog technique, the re-im 80 and 40 years old. other human Ills—even radiation steps to organize civil defense at 8 p.m. tomorrow. acting I the role of a naughty girl planted organs no longer are cem- The slain woman was Isabel Sll- sickness. on a nationvdde basis. The Ladies Auxiliary of the and George Slossberg the role nected with the central nervous lan, wife of a New York design Lillehei, in a report prepared Shastrl warned Communist pa Quarantine Dipeer Club will meet tomorrow Levis J. Lahance, 104 Haynes of a naughty boy. The two elderly system. er, who discovered his wile dead at 7:30 pun. at the dub. St., hsis completed Army basic for the 6 ^ annual meeting of the and his daughter missing when he pers and magazines within India teachers of ballroom dance, who AssocUition of Military Surgeons, Transplanting a small section of training at Ft. Dix, N.J., and is Church Honors Custer^s 60th Wedding Observance have had a romance somewhere in returned to their home about 7 the government will not hesitate told aboth the removal of dogs’ the intestine to the neck or the to take action against them U they UNITED NATIONS, N. T . Miss Helen Roth of Frankfort, now receiving eight weeks of ad their past, will be danced by Pat upper, chest to replace all or part p.m. Germany, is visiting her cousins, Intestines for periods of up to six persist in issuing antinational ma (AP)—Acting Secretary-Gen vanced individual, artillery train Annum and Bob Stargel. of a diseased esophagus. In Norwalk, the daughter, Gail, M*r. and Mrs. William (hister Jr.,^Custer, the former Antonia Pohl,^active member* of Concordia Lu hours. 14, still wearing a night gown and terial during the frontier crisis. eral U Thant plunged into a Mr. and Mrs. John Mroeek, 83 ing at The Artillery and Missile and her husband were born in Ger theran Church for riiore than 40 Young dance students will be GENUINE SPRING £ More radical surgery than pre- 11 Wellington Rd., were feted on He said scientists had taken out robe, miuiaged to escape about "This Is no time for criticisms Pe^rl St., for the next 18 months. Center, Ft. Sill, Okla. many and came to this country years, and are members of the Evelyn Barracliffe, Anne Braugh, sently advisable for such malig new round of diplomatic talks the occasion of their 60th wediiing, dogs' eitomachs, spleens and other 8:80 p.m. from an auto in which or condenmatlons,” he said. Senior Citizens, sponsored by the Miriam Sweeney, Genie Moriarty^ nancies as ciancer of the pancreas at Concordia Lp^eran Church while they were both in their organa then put them back. The she had been ftriven around all Nehru, who will be 73 Wednes today as informed sources re Betty Hall, Dot Fisher and Kathy and of the duodenum. The dog yesterday. The Rev. Paul C. teens. They have lived in Manches Town Recreation Department. ' dogs, be said, have lived tor up m y . She summoned aid. day, reported to Parliament on a ported the collapse of plans The presentation at the chui^ch Hedlund. experiments indicate that key Kaiser, pastor, presented them ter for n^any years and have one to three years without apparent ’"'The girl was reported in good sidelight of the frontier hostilities. for inspection of Cuba-bound yesterday morning climaxed a Still In a different vein Is blood vessels and other processes " '- Science Shrinks Piles with a copy of "Praying Hands" daughter, Mrs. Robert Kittle of 25 111 effects. condition at Norwalk Hospltm to week of celebration- for the Cus "Flings”, In which scrubwomen that might be Involved in such He said guerrilla acti'vlty Soviet ships by the Interna by Durer on behalf of ■ the church Cromwell Rd. LAMB SALE! LUlehel said the successful t m - day. against the government in Naga members. Custer was superintendent of ters. (Herald photo by Oflara.) will be Impersonated by Ruth Wil porary removal of dogs’ org^ans surgery could be repaired effec- tional Red Cross. ley, Judy McAlplne, Jane Pastel, tlvely. Police said she gave Biem tiiis land, long a center of a tribal in Thant conferred privately with New Way Without Surgery The couple were married Nov. the printing, dyeing and engraving indicates that eventually it may story: ElMne Malek, Colleen Perry and dependence movement, has been So'viet Deputy Foreign Minister 10, 1902, in Worcester, Mass. Mrs. department, CTieney Bros., for 4C be possible to remove a diseased Taking out the spleen, homogen She awoke about 9 a.m. and Pat Forstrom. diminishing since Red China Vasily V. Kuznetsov and Cuban years. Prior to that he was vice Pinchera Heard LOIN human organ, treat it by drugs izing It and injecting it into the started downstairs to see' what launched its fall offensive. Stops Itch—Relieves Pain president and general manager of or other means, then return it blood system as a potential pro Ambassador Carlos Lechuga I time M was because the clock up A government spokesman said shortly after word was received Hot T«rk, N. T. (SpMUl) — For the so .thorough that luffereri mada Stafford Printers, Stafford LAMB CHOPS to the patient. phylactic against radiation nek- stairs WM broken. the Himalayan front was quiet first time science has found a new astonishing statements like “ Piles Springs, for 12 years. He is a At VFW Dinner He said the dog surgery may ness. here that the International Com In the hallway of her home she overnight and Indian patrols were mittee of the Red Cross' had de healing substance with the aston have (leased to be a problem!" SAVE 75% on your dry member of Manchester Lodge of encountered - the intruder, who uneventful. Re reported snowfall ishing ability to shrink hemor- The secret is a new healing lub- cided in Geneva to bow out of cleaning. Do it yourself. Masons, Nutmeg Forest, Tall Ce About 150 members, guests and LECLERC thn{|rw a rope around her and in the motmtains is hampering rhoide, stop itching, and relieve atance (Bio-Dyne*)—discovery of the picture. Lucky Lady Coin Cleaners, dars of Lebanon, Washington So- friends of the VFW and its auxil Burned to choke her. military activity In some areas. pain — without surgery. ' a world-famous research institute. FUNERAL HOME U U.S. Ambassador Adlai E. Ste- 11 Maple .Street. Across ci^: Club, and an honorary member She screamed, was dragged into The minister of information and In ease after case, while geutty This substance is now available iary heard Henry T. Pinchera of veson, who conferred with Presi from 'Main St. First Na of Hose' (jo. 2, Town Fire Depart her bedroom where she fainted ak broadcasting, . Bezwada Goapala relieving pain, actual redqction in tuppogitory or ointment form tional Parking lot. Hartford, past department com RIB Vietnam Force Toils dent Kennedy in Washington under the name Preparation H9. ment. FUNERAL her mother came to her aid. Reddl, told the 38-member Execu Monday, was e^qiected to see (ihrinkage) took place. mander of the VFW, give a speech When she revived, she saw her Host amaxing of all^resnlts were At all dm g eonnter^ Mr. and Mrs. Custer have been tive (Committee of the governing Thant later in - the day. entitled “ What 1* a Veteran?" at U M B CHOPS assailant choking her mother in a Veterans Day dinner Saturday, SERVICE Congress party of a propaiganda Informed sources said the UMt- her room. problem. Honored guests at the dinner, W ALTER N. ed States undoubtedly will rein To Stop Infiltration The girl said the man choked He said the Communist Chin state the naval arms quarantine which was held at the Post Home, LH!Cr.isBiRC her and her mother alternately were Mayor Francis Mahoney, ese are operating a network of 68 ordered three weeks qgo to halt ^ ~ ^ • Director BUY YOUR HOLIDAY until the mother was dead. former Mayor Harold Turkington, I radio relay centers all along the the flow of arms to (Juba. ’The He then tied up the girl, Himalayan border to present their GOOD N EW S Post Commander Arthur Felber, Women in India Get MUitqry Training Red Cross inspectitm plan had Call Ml 9-5869 BAN ME THUOT, South ViettinflltraUon routes o p e ra te by the wrapped her in a blanket and viewpoints. and Auxiliary President Georgiana TURKEY Now An Army officer g|ivee inetructiiMM to a group of young women undergoing-miUtery training in Tez- been intended to replace the Cliolcest M eats In Town! 23 Main Street, Manchester Nam (AP)—“ I'm tired of the Communists. th r^ her into the back seat of an A party spokesman who briefed Vince. y . For years, agents from North pur in -the northeast Indiaa Oteite of Assam. They are being prepared to engage in home defense in blockade, now suspended tempo WHILE THE SELECTION IS COMPLETE mountains and want to go home.’’ auto. newsmen at the end of the closed Viet Nam have slipped down from the face of toe (xirrent dri've o f Red GMneee fiorces jn the Northeast Fnmtier Agency. Thetr rarily. Those were the last words found The girl said they drove around meeting said Redd! promised to oolorfdl naiUve dreae wtU be replaced by uniforme. (AP Fhobofhx). Stevenson and hto ' assooiates JUlothers! Laos in a wide arc sweeping south all day, stopping now and then. instaU more powerful transmit TUESDAY ONLY! hi the diary of a Viet Cemg agent and east through the jungles to returned to New 'York with White She said she escaped vdien she ters to relay the Indian stand. House orders to keep up their in FABRICS killed several .days ago by South reach coastal bases .on the. South asked the man to get her some IMPORTED, DANISH, SLICED China Sea. Tbirty women members of Par- sistence that the Soviet Union pull Vietnamese forces. In one of'the thing to eat and drink. liament conferred separately un its jet bombers out of Cuba. DON'T Until very recently,' their grip Senator Asks AT MAIN ST. STORE X There’s still plenty of wear most ambitious military opera der the presidency of' Nehru’s Adenauer Arriving - U.S. informants said ..Stevenson tions to date. There were encou- on the area has been absolute. left In those old shoes, If you Bar Studies Court daughter, Mrs. fodira Gandhi. and his aides gave Kiennedy a aglng words for those doing the The object of current opera- TUES., WED., NOV. 13-14— 10 A.M. to 5:30 bring them here for a re 50 EXTRA STAMPS HARTFORD (AP) — Are Cir They decided to ask the govern- Adlai Be Fired, full repeat on two marathon ses BOILED O C Ic: WITH PURCHASE OF 14-OZ. CAN Job. ~ ~ lions, to start with, la to liberate building. . . cuit Court eessions conducted with ment-controUed radio .netwcurk to sions the^ had with the Russians There is nothing spectacular the estimated 14,(XX) mountsdneers play martial song's to enthuse the last week in which Soviet Deputy living in the area. All will ..1^ Judicial dignity, the State Bar A s OPEN MONDAY It ^ >' NUT SHiLF MIXED NUTS •bout it so far, no big battles masses. For Talks on Berlin Ike Take Post EYireignhUntoter Vasily V. Kuz ■ \ have been fought, and none are moved from the jungle hidmg sociation of Connecticut wants to H A M ^ dosed All Day Wednesday The government, which gets pe netsov reportedly balked at n- AT REOtllAR PRICE expected. The campaign has been places in which the Viet Cong has know. '■ ' troleum, products from the Soviet NEW YORK (A P)—Sen. Barry movtng the bombers. , ',7' going on for a month, and is ex forces to new, protected hamlets. Are counsel given adequate op Chancel-^ when Union, appealed to the people to WASHINGTON (A P) — this coun ty and its allies Goldwater, R-Ariz., says Presi The informants said ‘ Kennedy AT PARI 4DE^ORE pected.. to last six^months. In the process, Saigon trooj portunity to present their clients’ wouldn't bui SAM YULYES use kerosene sparingly. Many In lor. Konrad Adenauer of West udge. n ils year , he said dent Kennedy should oust United made plain he conw'ders the It is an operation in wrhlph hope to root out the bulk of the cases;, both civil and crtmlnal, ~1n he would leL the American elec- Same Side As Watkins dians,use the.oU for._ cooking and Germany arrives tonight for talks Nations Ambassador Adlai E. bombers offensive weapons to be. THURSDAY, FRIDAY. kTIMD^, NOV. 15-16-17 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • even one Communist killed la VleT Cong' foive TlitrcbartT Are Circuit Court Jury I& b tl^ . ‘ with PresldMil Kennedy on the tion day past before puttbBf t i » removed under Premier Khrush 317 HIGHLAND STREET — PHONE MI 8-4278 5 28 OAK STREET counted an important success. Finally , roads and other Swards Comparable to those in heat on again. | 'Stevenson and three other top of- ICeshav D. Malavlya, minister future of Berlin. floials in the administration. chev’s pledge hi return-for a U.S. 10 A.M ri:3 0 P.M. For the regiment of Vietnamese munlcation' channels leading to other courts? for oil and mines, said the appeal Secretary of State Dean Rusk Between the promise and elec guarantee not to invade Cuba. Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. troops and the handful of Ameri the outer world must be restored. Do lawyers get an -adequate op- Goldwater charges that the four u . s . N O . 1 5 g u , t e 2 9 was made not because of any in will greet the 86-year-old German tion day Khrushchev ran into the Ebcpectations ' mounted at U.N. Open Daily 10 to 9 can advisors with them, it is It is 'slow work. The Viet Cong portiinity to' dlscuas erimindl casee adequacy in supplies but because leader at Andrews Air Force Base worst embarrassment of his ca men have “consistently urged a headquarters, however, that the desperately hard work. In the often is hidden in mountain caves. witK the prosecutors? reer: the detection of hto missiles soft policy toward communism, Safandw tm 6 ______o f difficulties in transportation and will ride with him to Blair United States might quietly drop drenching rain forests, clothing, Troops make a practice et throw both in (Juba and elsewhere POTATOES X 1 Would it be beneficial to have and t o save foreign exchange. House, the President’s guest on Cuba and hto meek aneement Read Herald Advs. blankets and gear never dry. It ns ing grenades or flame-thrower full-time (fillsf prosecutors, instead A , Foreign Ministry spokesman house. to pull them out rather titan face throughout the world.” (Goatoiiied on Page 18gfa8) stifling hot during the day and blasts into every suspicious cave. President Kennedy will official a toowdown. Those in addition to Stevenson wk'------unconffortably cool at night. Even finding the native moun (Oeaftoned en Page Seven) (Continned on Face Bight) ly ' greet his guest Wednesday But Cuba was the wrong place assailed by the oonservative. Re . Every stream has a thousand taineers is hwd. The Viet Cong morning on the lawn of the White for Russia" to get involved. Berlin publican were: voracious leeches. allows the hidden tribal pieople to House, vtoero the chancellor will to much hatuuer. It’s closer to Chester Bowles, special' adviser Staggering loads must be car make fires only at night when receive military honors. The two home. At this moment , neither on Asian, African and Latin-Amer- ried up and down the sides of smoke cannot be seen, ^ e n their For Lame Ducks, Consolation Jaunts 'Will then begin the first session President Kennedy nor Adenauer Ican affairs. B ulletins cattle must be kept hidden in re Arthur Schlesinger Jr., a spe- SAVE Be mountains 'Where there are few of their tw o^y conference. seems to know what Khrushchev Called from AP Wirea trials. mote vallys. Several Ideas have circulated on may do now. eial assistant to the President, cUA SWANSON’S COMPLETE This ’ is the, Darlac Plateau. The enemy is everywhere and what toe West should propose to Wiat Adenauer wants basically. Richard Gooawin, deputy as TO M A K E 101 IM PRO VEM ENTS Only 160 miles northeast of Sai nowhere. He travels in groups of the Soviet Union regardlnig; Ber Is American assurance it won’t sistant secretary of state for In Add a rug or a whole new room! Repair, repaint or gon, it is in another, world. only three, one weapon for each Trips Abroad \Begin lin, provided there to an agree yield oh Berlin or at least yield ter-American affairs. BAD STAMPS ISSUED redecorate! There may be 101 reasons why you could TV DINNERS ea. It Is a world thsit has been group. . Ihe man with the weapon ment In principle among the foiu: in a way the German feels might Goldwater urged ouster of the . WASHINGTON (AP) — The covers the other two while they Post Office Department OMved use an HFC Householder’s Loan to get your home or owned for centuries by tribal Western powers directly Interest weaken the link between West four men Monday night in ad hunters, Vietnamese in citizenship work. Snipers are everywhere. ed in the fate of the Communist- Germany and West Berlin which dressing the annual d i^ e r of the today to flood toe market with apartment ready for the upcoming season. What’s more, deliberately mtoprintod Dag only. Iheir culture is very close Troops must be supplied by encircled city. to 110 miles Inside East Germany. Wings Club. there are 2,000,000 reasons why you may trust Hammarskjold oommemorative to the steme age. dally air drops of food and sup For New lawmakers Adenauer to almost 87, but still He already has had assurance— " Goldwater’s speech drew - ap during the Cuban crisis—that this plause 21 times. The most heavy stamps to wipe oat the inflated Household Finance for helpful, friendly assistance. That More rettentiy, it became a re plies. spry and tough. The dominant count^ would not back down on applause was three times during value of onintentional miqirinte many people borrow ' gion where an estimated 800 Com Results so far have not bean world leader next to him in age MONTHHY PAYft lENT SOHEDULE Berlin. Some new assurances his attack on Stevenson and the la the hands of collectors. Post munist guerrillas have created a large in terms of WASHINGTON (AP) — Many^ around the world. A U.S. Military to Generalissiino Chlang Kai-shek, confideritly from House 30 1$ 'h - 6 would probably vjtirengthen Aden three other officials. al officials aMmowledged fhe. permU Pstmts psymls Poyrntt Hie Milk That Made Conn. jyltal base.______A few Viet Cong killed or cap members of Congress are off and Air Transport plane was at their 12 years younger at 76. Both haye hold every year. You, HQstory 'Unlike the guerrillas in other tured, a' hidden arms cache here auer a bit politically. He to slowly Goldwater said, that ..if .Kennedy stop is certain to bring howto of $ 7.27 $10.05 $18.46 'Winging again to far away places. disposal. ' one thhig' in - common: the . need too, may trust HFC to S 6.72 Conn. Approved Hinnogenized parts of Viet Nam, the Viet Cong and there destroyed, a rebel rice protest from oed^tora holding 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 As usual, taxpayers will foot most House member's were headed by for American help. here is not asBigned to harass storage hut seized. The biggest (Coatlniied on Page Two) (Continaed oa Page EEgfat) stamps resulting'from toe origi help. Drop in at House 19.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 VITAMIN D QAI of the bills for visits to Paris, Col. Ken Hechler, D-W.Va., and Qilang couldn’t bold Formosa nal inl^rtnt. But James F. Kel-' hold Finance today. 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 government outpora and villages victory so far has been the flndlng Berlin and other intriguing world Lt. Cols. Lawrence H. Fountain, flve minutes agiainst the Red Chi Or attack government units. It Is and evacuation of about IGO'fifoun- leher, special asatotant to Post- - 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 spots. D-N.C., Harlan Hpgen, D-Callf., nese if it'weren’t for American m aster General J. Eldward Day, M I L K JUG n os Deposit a security force charged with taineers In a hiddei^ .-Viet Cong- Two sensttors and six represen W. Pat Jennings, D-Va,, G. Elliott Tkd mcM uU atom m on prompt monthly backliigE;.\We8t Gemepy by Itself Boycott Groceries, Supermarkets said new run-offs of the stamp, A»k about Credit Life f4imym$ntaondindnduco$is.HouMkold‘a‘th»rgt maintaining one of the most vital controlled village.^ tatives provided the mort spec Hagan, D-Ga., and Phil Weaver it 3% p€f month, on bolanttt o f $100 or coiddh’t .keep Berlin from the with Its inverted yellow back fneuranee on Iooju ond Z% P*r wtontk on that port o f ths balonu No Drugs, Itedlclncs 'or At tacular addition - to , the touring R-Neb. For Weaver, it was a kind Cemmuntoto ' if the United States in W 4U of $100 omd uet im rxuu of $300. ond tachments. Recommended by — ground wUl be made. at group rate % o f 1% Ptr month on tkot part o f th$ holonto doctors and burses. When not f lawmakers when they turned up of farewell journey. He was de '^t timid with Russia. IN 0M44SS of $300 to ,$600 y due to organic defects or in Berlin Monday In the uniforms feated for renominaffon in thS It was just about four years ago IKE DENIES INTEIRVENING diseases. -.X they keep carefully pressed for primary. that Premier Khrushchev f l ^ Phone 236-130* Groups Battle Sale ' NEW YORK (AP)—Former. active' duty, as Army Reserve ■ Sen.^ J. William Fulbright, D- announced he wanted a settlement President Dwight D.-EUsenhowrr , FINANCE MOn'S OWN GERI ANN officers. .< Ark., "chairman of the Senate For on West Berlin:- meaning he want said today be spoke to Ameri- Fsr Ffss isfarststiaa Writs M, »sr Asm Sen. Strom Thurmond, D-S.C., eign Relations Coinmlttee, is ex ed^ the Allies to 'get their troops ’oan Broadcasting Op., neivs Tbs NIM-Dri C*., 55 Cilhtt Sk « ts st a Reserve major general,- and pected to join a dozen, of his Sen out. .. chief James C. Hagerty Sonday MANCHlfTEII silM flira PARKADU F.6. 1st «M, West MtrtfsN 1 WHITE 0 rmi’ O Y c Sen. Ralph W. Yarborough, D- ate colleagfues W ednes^y in Paris In that time be Mustered and O f Bed Goods in U.S. morning after receiving numer Nsma ' ■ ■ - ' ■ ...... - Tex., a Reserve colonel, said the where they are exchanging ideas set deadlines which he let pass ous calls about toe appearance \ 382 Middle Turn|»ke West group wanted to study., tpe Berlin with parUhmentarians f r ^ other o t Alger lOss on a projected AMrssi - — • BREAD situation before, proceeding to oth> X 2nd Floor—Mitchell 3-2733. North .. Atlantic Treaty (yrg^iza. WABHINOTON (A P )—A basket-^exports to-Iron -Curtain countries' televislmi program. But 12sen^' City er places in BSurope and elsewhere tion .' Countries; Most of his col- burning cerem ony' in ET. Wayne, totaled $133.4 million. bower den^' he soogfat to keep HpvrK 10 to t Mos., Tits., Thun.—10 to I Wtd., FrL-9:30 to Noos tit. CliiM’i A|s- : Flits*- le a ^ e s 'had a weekend in Paris Ind. A 'special 11,000 license fee The biggest single Communist Hiss’ part off toe' air. Bepabll- before the conference opened but News T idbits on Columbus, Ga., businesses, that import, and perhaps the easiest can National Chairman William BHilbright was laid , up ^^tb bron from the AP Wires sell Conumaitot • ma^e goods. to spot on retail shelves, to Polish E. MUler had said in Rbffalo 4 Men Sought c h i^ . ' "Card parties” 'Henouncing im ham. Last year, $23.6 millitsi earlier today that Bteenhower I ... ■ . ^ The Senate delegation inciuded ports from behind the Iron (Jur- tried to -block Him’ appearance Sens. Harry’■'F. Byrd, D-Va., who tain. - (Continued on Page Five) on'the show, dealing irito Rich get a beqiltiful THOUSANDS OF In Coin Theft U.S. Marines oaaoel plao to pa ard M. Nixon’s political career. took off earlier on his own, Estes rade tanks along fence separating These are weapons in' a cold- KefauvCr,' - D-Tenn., George A. Guantanamo base from (Juba de shoulder war waged by groups Independence , Mo. . (a p )— Smathers, D-Fla., Jennings Ran in several cities across the nation PEIPING HITS USSR EXTRA STAMPS signed to impress Cuban militia against merchandise imported Bocket to Spew TOKYO (A P )— B ed . China 5 ^ 7 picture WHAT PRICE Police have issued pickup orders dolph; D-W.Va., Howard W. Can men who had been hurling rocks at R Dear friends, ; for four men in connection with non, D-Nev., Ehigene J. McCar from Soviet Moc nations. sharply oritictaed -toe Soiriet NO COUPONS NEEDED — NO LIMIT toe leathernecks. . . .' Election re Card-carrying protest groups Water in Space, Unkm’ missile retreat In Cuba the theft of a Valuable Coin col thy, D-Minn., Bourke B. Hicken- cently of several congressmen op of your baby GOOD HEALTH? lection from the Harry S. Truman have marched on comer gro again today. It described Tngo- Legislation, changing Armistice- Day—Nov. AU Extris Stanqi Items n a la ly Marked lopper, R-Iowa, Karl E. Mundt, posed to President Kennedy’s new b Storea Library. R-S.D., Thomas H. Kuchel, R- ceries and depeutment stores in Make Ice Cloud slsvis’s defense of Soviet Pre You just can’t put a price tag on good health. 11—to Veterans Day, was enacted 8 years wheat control plan signals trouble mier Khrushctiev’s backdown as Next to religious faith, your health concerns A guard said the four men were (Jalifr^ John Shqrman Cooper, R- cities from Boston to Daytcm to 4#*^ o n l y in the library Sunday and didn’t for that program. San Diego. They have staged sintotor and venomous.” your daily living most. 'w(thout It, life can be ago. ^ Ky., Jacob K. Javlts, R-N.Y., and Robert H. Finch, former -aide of WASHINGTON (AP) — Space appear to be ordinary idsitors. “card ps^es” pinning -the Com- The Red Chinese reghne’s miserable. Homer E. (Japehart, Rrind...... Vice-Presidwt-Richard Nixon la scientists plan to launch a ^ant Descriptions of the men were For Capehari, d efea t^ in last ihimtot-made label-'on goods pro newest baitis .jignlnst Khrmh- ON THIS VETERANS DAY let us, with re- bels "a pathetic gesture” Americaa Saturn rocket' within a few days ’ITien, why gamble with your health when broadcast to area police. Tuesday's election. It was some duced In Elastem iEhirope. ohev . were thinly disguised be Broadcasting Company’s offer of in the third step of ,a test series sickness attacks it. This is no time to try out newed vigor, affirm our appreciation of all The collection, described as the thing of a consolation goumey. A typical card reads “Buy your hind critiiotom at "(he disgrace AGES S WEEKS TO 12 YEARS dubious remedies or look for medicine bargains. elqiml time-to Nixon to reply to ait- aimed at blazhig an American ful role of the Tito group on our servicemen and women. Let us prove, by/ only one of its kind and irreplace Communist slave labor imports trail to the moon. Place yourself under the care of the physician in able, was stolen early Monday- by tacks on him by Alger Htos. — with the blank for the the CWbnn queatioa.” to aa edi (Oooiinaed on Page Nine) SE13—for Satum-Atlas—will car BRING YOUR FRIENDS I whom you have faith and get your medicines word and deed, that the sacrifices they made fast-working thieves 'with a pro Treasury department said favor name of the store. torial.In the official PMptag from the pharmacy you personally know. ing a gradual approach to tax eats Leaders of organizations lyito ry aloft more . instruments than People’s DaUy., Here's oil you do! Just bring your children ' 2re NOT IN VAIN—that 'they are NOT fessional touch. ‘It was not insured. Auto Goes Aground promised by President Kennedy for such names as “ The (JommlttM any U.S. rocket yet lailhched. It to our store on the dotes shown end our also will hurl a 95-ton ballast load FORGOTTEN! Owned by John W. Snyder, sec 1963. . Sen. George D. Aiken, R- to Warn of the Arrival of Com CONVICTION UPHELD specialist In child photogrophy will toke YOVR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you Vt. calls on fellow Republicans to of water into the ionosphere 104 WASHINGTON (AP)—^ ai need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if retary of the Treasury in the Tru EUREKA , Catif. (AP)— munist Merchandise on the Local several cute poses. You'll get to see your Sincerely, , Mrs. Robert Harris of Areata, 'observe a (xie-year truce on Intra Business Scene,” and “The Com miles up, in ' what the National ' 4-4 tie vote, the Supreme CMurt lovely finished pictures In Inst ■ few deys. shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly man administration, the coins had Aeronautics and Space Adminis been on display in the library Humboldt County, . -tele party battling over a 1964 presl- mittee to Proteet American Free npheld today toe edh'rietlan at without extra charge. A great many people en denttol nominee. tration calls a “bonus’ scientlflc WOliain Prwasra, a Your cbelee froni beeuHfnliy Nnished 5 " x trust us with' their prescriptions. May we com since March 8. The library phoned police: “Heip! My Enterprise EYom Communist Btaihops at' Roman OathoUc Ecu Slave-Labor Imports” say they experiment.” UaloB otfloial la Ohio, 7 " pictures (not proofs). 1st— 59<- Sstf* , pound yours ? ' houses the presidential papers huriband Is floating down the 5 X 7'f if you like: Ixt— $1.50; ooeh oxtr*’ . : V - ^ ' and mementos of toe former rjver In his car.” menical CouncU urged to avoid “a have branches throughout the NASA announced plans today charge of ohstniethig' Ja — ^$1.2iS. All In difforoht poses. president. A feW^minutes later,,' she display of hixniy and aatisfaction country. for the eight-minute test flight. Preaser to under aa A V L, HA* o f personal vanl.^’ in thrir (tourch- The shot from Cape Canaveral,' Fla. months ' prison aentencek One or two children In eoch family will be The collection consists of 444 celled back:' Officials at the Commerce De ea and ministry. . . . Cuban secur could come as early as Friday. charge grew but at the to photbgrophed singly for only 59# Mch. ■ ■ - coins minted during the adminis "That’s all right. Fofget partment noted Monday there are ity officials say they have smash Only the eight-en^ e first stags by the Senate Rackets tovoatl- Groups $1.00 per person. Extra child — trations of all 35 U.S. presidents.: my call. He’s O.K. He’s hung no legal barriers , to trade with ed an attempt to sabotage toe oop- of. the 162-foot million-pound rock gatoig Committee Into latpsep- 5x7, $1.50, X , . Snyrder at his home in .Toledo, up on a sandbar;” Communist bloc naticxis, except Ohio, said Monday that the coins Police said. Harris tried to I>er mines of Matahambre and cap Red China, North Korea,- North et will be powered in the test. er use of anion tuada. Preaaer EXTRA SPECIAU Finished wollet-iireplc- ate wdrto about |S0,000 ^if sdld ford Mad River Monday In his tured a man they called the prlnet- Viet Nam and Cuba. That stage develops 1.8 miUicHi was a turgj, 2Vit X 3 'A, less than 509 eocn hi , Prescription PharmMy j .individually, but are-worth-much -.hue-type ' foreign ear. - -Ifo- mid- pol - cidef e f U,S. Central IntoOl- Although there are no special pounds of thrust. M r * fl group of 4, some pose. ... Girl and ^u p Have^SweW Tim e . stream the current caught toe genoe Agency tn Cob*. curbs, they added, imports from The rocket’s upper two stages subpoenaed by toe Tf/illiam ^ Quisit fu n e r a l 3Cdme, <^nc. more as a collection. He started toe. Tbe'lnvoloe from at| 901 Main Street—MI 3-5321 Bigbt-year-(M Sheila Mepkins, o f Fhoanlxvlllle, Bs., giot the toe collection in J920. water-tight auto and it was Republican Gov. John Reed of behind the Iron Curtain fall far will be loaded with - water. 'Two ik e Copyright 1962T w -8-S-G2) ’ a2B MAIN HTRetT mumps, which isn’t unusual fbr a youngster. Biit then her pat TrumM, who W M jn,;^^.,Y I .;. raosived $1M k • • Mancbeater pim oontittcted impaps atoo. ,.A Ji!N$rinu|an iSi^x^teir'itie'WHrtontuRi home. When the auto at lick toe ttSEieimoewtoeiiallenger Mayn to the Communist bloc. off, when the Saturn has reached C,. L.-A,su;.‘v its apex and performance teats pagae buolMto t o 1866 paid tar I—. n «n i« . Be said “It was one of . the moet valu sandbar, Harris out ard O. DoUoff in Tuesday’s gu- Last year^ the United States Im- !!£A«s»4:#rc«r"CONNrKcr% benuit(Hrial elactlow, Soerkary e< (ported,rrted *81.1 mljllon worth of wtto fnsMa at it not too conxaxm fog dogs to aonKmkOt imimiH sMtaugh It able eotn ooUeoUona. of its kind the sun roof sad waited ior OammMUe NM oocurred in ttw pmi.-’ (lAP iHilcMIutt, to toe mnrntnr tm nld. • tosr tocMk to a irit^ tta to P M A . llM D aoakl ■•ya. goods iroai toe Itovtot Moo. n UI* i ■L ■/ ■ ■ ' PAGl TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN„ ItlESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1S6* - . -,N muniat hand*, and attll avoid shooting. Rockville-Vemon Court Test Urged IIANCHESIER EVENING HERALD^ MANC^STEB, GONN« TUESDAY. NOVEOdBER 13. 196t PAGE THREE It will be neat If H cah be Adenauer Arriving arranged. Adenauer undoubtedly feela that some such arrangement OnU.S.Aidto Sheinwold on Bridge Is inevitable. Education Board Buies Out The most baffling part of the Church Colleges Calhoun-Beauchemin Weddings Pierce-Palmberg talks between Kennedy and Aden For Talks on Berlin , CD Shelter at High School BE REAUSITC i 1," ' i, auer is that even if the West By G. K. HODENFIELD MTTH LONG SUIT East-WMt____ Miss Anne-Maria Beauebamin a t should offer some mild cdmpro- WASHfNG’TON (Ap)—A promi By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NOWIH - BaPtford and Robait Fnanda Cal lenbaieh • Mocker mise it can’t be . sure Khrushchev nent edicator proirased today pas (doattawA from Pmfe One) indefinitely without looking 'inept Msdce no plans for building, n^by Patrolman Clarenoa N«*f. Lake, Some tricks bolteig to the op f l 4 S houn a t Mlnnchadter wara unibad St. MatjPlhC^apel of Washing himself. would accept It. iMld in lieu of a 225 bond, was to sage of legislation that would en A&t# hi marriage Saibfrday montiag t t ton Cathedral wtl4-4^ setting of Bearing the end of his leadership. fallout shelbtr at the Bocltvllle able a prompt eourt test on the ponents no matter how you kick So, sooner or later, some action High School, the board o f educa be presented at tod ^ /s Rock-vUlie and scream. ,Wh«t possible, give Our Lady a t 9om>wa Churoli Is the wedding of Miia'-Hildegard It la easy to think that the from him can be expected. The session of Circuit Court 12., issue of federal grants to church- A » S Hartford* RUSH TO NQRMAirS tion instructed the high achiral ad related coUSges. the opponents their tricks and ____ * » S 4 _ Mocker of Washington, tough American stand on Cuba real question seems to be whether Male SPEBS Plan Men’s UnkM' Dinner Event fave your energy for more im ’Iha bitda la tfaa daugbtar a t Ibe. would discou rse. the Russians it conies . this year or’ later. • dition building oommittea Igat 'The suggestion cnme from Dr. WIST BASr Dmile L. Baaudiathin of 77 S. Arthur J. Reichenbach, also ol Sons and daughters of members John T. Caldwell, chancellor of portant work. A 10 » 3 7 A « S 8 from making threats ‘ on Berkn. Stalin in 1948 tried to blockade night. of ths Men’s Union will be guests South dealer Whitney Sit, Hhitfoid, and the late Washington, on Saturday at 2 p.m. But this reasoning overlooks a Berlin but was frustrated by the Chapter in Town North Caixilina State College- and W.Q 10 5 2 W I » i Mr. Beauobendn. Ttte bridegioom The board issued iits Instructlona of their fathers at a Swedish meat East-West Vulnerable . A A The bride 1s the daughter of Mr. couple of points which,-may be American airlift and finally* aban ball dinner at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow president of the AssocUttkm of k the sem d "M t. and Mte. Jhmea extremely Important, to Khru.sh- after learning from Allen Dresser, State Universities and Land Grant Opening Ipa^lO of Spades. and Mrs..Karl Mocker of Cin doned the attempt. Khrushchev A Manchester chapter'of the So chairman of the-building conunlt- At Union Congregational Church South axjn the first trick with p o e m F. OaJhoun a t 106 Bmlboa St, Mhn- •hev: would hardly atteijipt a similar ciety for Preservation and En Colleges, in a speech prepared for tbestter. cinnati, Ohio. Mr. Reichenbach Is tee, that the' contour of the land social room. ’I^ere also will be delivery at the association’s an the qpehn of spades and led the A A K Q toe son of Mrs'. Bertha Reichen 1. The longer the West can blockade without -inaking it stick. couragement of B a r b e r. s h o p token gifts at each guest’s plate. ’Ihe Rev. Tbomas F. MoGuric, ■tltf-arm him on Berlin, ;yielldng at the high school does not lend nual meeting here. eight of diamonds to dummy's WA 7Q 410 8 bach of 869 MeUn St, Manches Otherwise, he’d look ridiculous. Quartet Singing in America, Inc.,- itself to “anything natural’’ in the A program of magic, featuring nihe. He returned a club and •A K 10 7 3 2 paebor a t Our- Lady oC Sorrowe nothing although Berlin is deep But making it stick would mean (SPEBSQSA) is being organized. He said the legislation he pro ter, and. toe late Jacob Reichen- way of shelter oonstructiwi and Clarence T. Hubbard of West Hart finessed the ten, forcing out Ohuixti, perfbnned the double ring bMh. Inside Communist East Gerrhany, shooting down Allied planes flyipg Men interested in harmony singling, posed should ))e written ' so that seremoi^ and celebraited the nup that a properly-built shelter could ford, will be presented. Us constitutionality ■ could be West’s ace. Baa 1 W the more the damage to the image relief to Berlin. That would—to are fnvited to a g^uest night Mon Non-members may bring their 3 NT AM tial high Mhas. The altar'was The Rev.. Bayard Clark, canon he has tried to create of a Russia use a phrase being overworked by as high as 8800,000 to 81 mil- fought out in the courts. At this stage South’s face was deconaited wKh baaketd of Mige of toe Episcolad cathedral, per day at 8 p,m. at the VFW Home, . Raymond Ramsdell, superin- sons and daughters, but must first «Mie huge grin. "I ’m playing like Which cannot be deterred. military analysts — escalate into Manchester Green. Wives of pros daldwell said the nation’s pub- wtttite mums and pompons. Miss formed toe double ring ceremony lent of schools, r^rarted there notify, the business office. Uc colleges need federal aid, but a horse afire!” he announced, but S. He can’t go on setting dead war. ■ ( ' pective members arp invited. Re E Spades, 6-6-2; Hearta, J-8-S; Dia , Rosaleen Traoy (rf tor which toe Gothic Edtar weis lines and demands on a Berlin was no money av^lable from the -AuxUlaiy SpetUcer Slated that attempts to get It through his horse slowed down tat the Khrushchev has already shown, freshments will be served. Mrs. Helene Sllvay of West monds, 6-54; Clnbs, Q-J-8-6. opganiat and sokiM:. decorated with white gladioli and in his Cuban withdrawal, that he state for school shelters and that Congress usually stumble on the stretch. Given In marriage by her broth pompons with huckleberry greens. Entertainment will be provided the town does not qualify to re Hartford, department membership church-staU Issue. West returned- a heart to diun- What do you say7 is not apt to dash into war for by members of a chorus from a ceive federal aid. chairman, will be the guest speak er, Robert L. Beauebamin of Harti Tile bride, given in mEurrlage by the fun of it. He might try a land “ Let us avoid the church-atate my’s king, and South continued Answer: Don’t say It! Bridge is ford, the bride wore an ivory bro her father, wore satin peau de sole Meriden chapter, and the Con While the town can not expect er tomorrow at a meeting of the Issue, or resolve it, or forget fed the clubs. When East got his first a polite game. Bid one diamond. 'blockade, since the West insists necticut Yankee Quartet, winners American Legicm Auxiliary in the cade gown, debigned with a scoop -with peEU-l-touched Alencon lace SAVE 7S% on }x>ur drj’ to get money for the shelter, it can eral aid," he said. "In any case, club trick he returned the jack of In general, respond In your cheap neckline, elbow-Iength.,sIeeves and cleaning. Do it yourself, on access routes to Berlin. That at a recent regional competition. get state aid for the proposed GAR rooms. In addition, Mrs. Max applique trim at toe scoop neck might naean shooting, too. let us help get it off dead center." hearts, and South shrewdly re est . 3-card suit when yoiir only fitted bodice extendliog into a line and on the bell skirt with lucky Lady Coin Cleaners, Other quartets will also par swlnpning pool. Dresser said, add Rothe, unit chairman, will report He said the nation’s 2,040 insti fused the trick. Now Bast long suit has been bid by ths op Kennedy is not anxious for con ticipate. dome skirt wMch ended in a chap chapel train. She wore a finger HAIR DRYER 11 Maple Street. Across ing/ that this would amount to on local membership. Mernbers are ponents. Your clubs-, are neither flict, either. In the end he may tutions of higher education Include switched to, diamonds. el train. Her bouffant veil of im tip veil and carried whlto chrysim- from Main St. First Na Those interested in becoming qlraut 817,500 b a s^ on a 8700 per asked to bring their gifts for the 807 • that are church-related, 721 South had to lose three clubs Iwig enough nor strmg enough for offer Khrushchev some proposal charter members of the chapter Veterans hospitals Christmas gift ported iilusion- was held by a toemums. f tional Parking lot. that will save face on both sides, bupil allowance for 25 students— public and 512 Independent, or and at least one trick in each a penalty pass of the double.' matching pleated pillbox hat l%e salon may call Joseph Halloran, 42 BqK the desired state capacity limit fpr shops. nondenominatlonal. The nonpuUic red suit. Down one. Miss Shirley B. Bodie, toe still keep West Berlin out of Com- ton St. c^uTied a prayerbook, oeptered bride’s roommate in WEMhington, one classroom. Junior Woman’s Events institutions enroll about 40 per B a d S U rt T o r Sheinwold’s 86-page booklet, With a -white o r ^ d and surraund- ^ a s e ! Dresser said the committee had The Manchester Cancer Society cent of today’s college students. "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send was nuUd of honor. She wore a South got off to a bad start be ad -with -white pompons. MediteiTEUiean blue chlffcm gown been thinking of an indoor swim will present a lecture and movie Dr. Edward D. Eddy Jr., presi cause he was unrealistic about 60 cents, to Bridge Book, Mapehes- Miss Stisan E. Beauebemin of ming pool which could be used by on cancer today at 8 p.m. at dent of Chatham College, a girls’ ter Evening Herald, Box 8818, with boiUfant skirt and beaded the clubs. The defenders
\.y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEat, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 19M KANCHESrEB EVENma HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN„ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 196S PAGE f l ¥ l the FUes; Wellman, Magnificent Destiny; Whitiley, Window on the Y' ^ S j O O O H e b r o n ''' ^ advanced to the,-above rate Noy. Square. Homeless^ Five Dead F O R ’63...THE ECONOMY KING HAS BRAND-NEW ZING Coventry" 16 at the Glynco Naval A ir Sta Non-fiotion titles added are: Boycott Groceries^ Supermarkets SAVE 75% on your dsy tion, Brunswick, Ga. Bolton, Dried Flowers W ith a cleaning. Do’ It yourself. Disaster Plan PYesh Look; Caras, Antarctica; After Typhoon Wrecks Guam Spanish Minister Mrs. Raisch Wins lAicby Lady Coin leaner*, TV—Radio Tonight Mancheeter Bveolng Htaald Cov 11 Maple Street. A trees Carson, The S i l e n t Spring; entry oarremaadent, F. Pauline Churchill, The Gathering Storm; TerSpeah Tonight ^ Lecturer’s Honor from Main St. First Na Set for School HONOLULU (AP) — Shattering* Engledow quoted Ofiecrero m Groups Battle Sale U ttl^ telephone PU grhn 2-62S1. tional Parking lot. ChiirchiU, Ih e Grand Alliance; Typhoon Karen left at least five Doubleday, Encyclopedia of World saying, “ the storm has oomplato- . The board of education ha* ap natives dead on Guam, damages Ijr wiped out tbe works tad farvest- The Rev. Gaudenlcio Ramirta, a Mrs. MaUlcte Raisch, Coventry ,Travel; Fenichell, United Nations, proved a disaater plan for the in the hundreds of millions of dol lent of 17 yeiura. The present minister In the Spahteh church or Television Grange lecturer, has been awarded Derign for Peace; Foley, Famous lars and 45,000 persons homeless. situation is much more serious dained in the Presbyterian com t:00 ( S) Bis 8 Theater (In prosress)* ( 3) What In tbe World? a gold star national lecturer's Driver Will Face achool prepared by Supt Philip American Spies; Grey, Catherine Acting Gov. Manuel Guerrero that of 1944 when U.8. troopa Of Red Goods in U.S. munion, will be guest speaker to (22) Hovle at 6 (In brosrese) (12-8053) Combat a w s ^ and named an honor lec Lifu oii. * the Great; Hammond, Camping night at the Hebron Womesi’e Fel (80-10) Barly Show (In prorresa) ( 8) First Run Theater turer by the state grange. The plan provides that in the described the destruction as bombarded the Island to Uberata ( 8-12) Quid Draw McGraw (10-2280) Lsummie - Speeding Charige Famity’s Guide to Campsites; lowship-meeting. The session 'will Coventry was named an honor event o f a surprise attack, with “ much.,^more serious than that of it from the Japan^.' (OwUnoed from Page One) (18) LUe of Riley 8:00 ( 3) The Lloyd Bridges Show Headstrom, Adventures With a Don’t Toss Batts' be held at 8 p.m. in the Smlth-Oel- (53) The Bis Picture 8:30 ( 3-U) Tbe Red Skelton Hour grange at the state oonventica lent H A L L out waiminir, students will get un 1944” when U.S. troops liberated President Kennedy declared the (24 American Economy Gary M. Zawistowski, 17, of 89 Hand Lens; Hemingway, Second the island from Japan. lert Lounge of First Congregation 34) NET Drama Featl'val month. der their desks and cover exposed Treasury of Christmas Decora island —under U.S.' Jurisdiction worth of canned 'hams were im In response to yesterday's al Church. 8:06 (40) Trackdown (10-32-30) Empire Bell St, yesterday morning at 11 Hundreds were reported- injured, ported from Poland. 8:15 ( 53) News (4053) Rewallan Eye A new Amerifum flag baa been sections of faces and. backs of tions; Ketchum, The Battle for since 1898—a disaster area, mak- limerick in recognition of. &e The Rev. Mr. Ramiros is affili ( 3-13) Newa. Sporta ft Weather (18) Subecriptlon TV o’cl(x;k was charged with speeding FO R R E N T but no exact count has come from Some merchants are fighting presented the Grange by Mr. and necks with hands, books, or other Bunker Hill; Kraft, Give Father It eligible for federal toana to Manchester Junior Chambw of ated with the Greater Hartford v.ou (40) Adventurea In Time 9:3U (8-4053) The Untouchables Mrs. Adolph Roberts of Bolton, In at such' a rate of speed as to m - the western Pacltic Island, still rebuild. llie boycott drive, • Others with (53) Newa ( 3-13) The Jack Benny Program materisU Inunediately at hand. I f a Hard Knock; Monat, Spy in the I • Commerce’s "keep Manchester Council of Churches and has been memory of their son, William A. danger the life of any occupant. Inquire Utimaninn out of communicaUonB except for drew communist-made goods. clean” campaign, *nie Herald (12) Highway Patrol (10-2380) The Dick Powell % o w time permits windows ^should be U.S.; Moorhead, The Blue Nile; American Red Cross headquart chaplain of migrant workers. He (18) Buma anift Allen 10:00 ( 3-12) The Garry Moore Show Roberts, a former Coventry TTie charge stemmed from a po 24 OOLWAY ST. a few emergency circuits. Hospi In Dayton, Ohio, at least one has been literally overcome with covu «d completely as possible by Sanford, A t the Hemingways and ers in Tokyo' said 45,000 residents and Mrs. Retmirez will sing Span ( 8) Oragnet 10:30 (30) Chet Huntley Reporting Grange member. lice investigation into a one-car pulling shades, draping clothing or tals and medical centers handled had been left homeless Iqr the major nmll order and retail chain unsolicited orighuil poetry. tonga at 6:45 (10-22^ HunUey-Brinkley (23) Peter Gunn aixsident on Bell S t, near Bush Hill > M l 8-6104— na $-8490 Shaw, Seven Plays. ish as a part the program. ( S) Walter Cronklte ( 8-104053) Cloae-Up IM efs FOB ALL OCCASIONS anything. else available to deflect a steady stream of casualties, typhoon. Red Cross officials were stopped selling Communist-pro While most of it has, pri^r*- Win Recognition Rd., which sent three boys to Man In Study Recital 7:00 ( S) To Tell The Truth 11:00 ( 38-13-40) Newa, SporU Weath A public roast beef s u ;^ r will radiation and to reduce penetra sparse reports said. to fly to Guam on the first avail duced bicycles,- hanls, wines, cut ly, -found The Herald’s own Hebron 4-H club members ..who (40) News, Sporta ft Weather er. ft chester Memorial Hospital, one o/ Elementary and intermediate (24) Great Ideaa (23) Big News * be served tomorrow by the North tion of flying glass. A fter danger The typhoon crashed across the able planes. Other officiate from glasswEU-e, Jewelry and other trash barrel,' the following won recognition at tbe. Tolland whom was Thomas Ashley, 16, of piano pupils of Mrs. Edith H. tiny island hub of U.S. m iUtuy goods because of 'the protests. (10) Manhunt (30) Barry Barents. Coventry Volunteer Fire Depart from surprise blast is over, stu tbe Phlllpiilnes were to fly to the seemed 'Worthy Of printing; County Achievement Night for ( 8) Evening Report 11:15 (3). Tuesday Starlight 61 Lenox _St, who was admitted Petersen were presented in a defenses in the western Pacific ment. Otto C. Miller is general dents'should be directed to areas scene. At Port Wayne, Ind., one store Though you. may like ’.to see outstimding work in the program (18) Subacription 'TV (12) Sports Final for observation' of head injuries. study recital at her home Sun late Sunday night and Monday Tokyo Red Cross headquarters JiUned. enthusiastically in the the bums gleaning (53) Film (10) Tonight (C) chairman. The women’s auxiliary of the school in which more pro day afternoon. The pupils dis are: Connie EUlis, dairy; SMriey (12) Newa. Sporta ft Weather (40) Steve Allen Show Ashley was sent home this morn morning with winds reaching 174 said "miuw feeding faciUttes are , Bwkatsaata.eonaolaalaiidard. movement. As some 700 people Those butts from the streets will assist. tection from radioactive fallout is cussed the elements of music and AH-naw 1963 Rambler Amgrtton 440-H hi Rychling, clothing; Leonard Wat (30) News Weather 11:20 (J.3) The Late Movie ing. 'Die other two youths . were miles an hour. taxed to the limit.” looked on, wicker baskets 'import before cleaning, kins, g^irden; Nathan Rychling, 7:15 (23) Backstageft 11:30 ( 8) Stev* Allen Show A total of 42 pints of blood were offered; released yesterday after treatment each played a composition from 1 As Guam dug out of the blits, (30) SportsB Camera (22-30) Tonirtt (C) donated at the Red Cross Bl(x>d- I f there is considerable warn A later message from Bngte- ed from Yugoslavia were burned . I f you think that you’re right tractor; Ned Ellis, achievement; (40) EveninIn gReport 12:50 ( 3) News & Weather for facial lacerations and bruises. memory. The compositions were Karen rumbled across the Paci In a demonstration sponsored by In relieving their plight, mobile visit at the Nathan Hale ing of an attack, two hours or tape-recorded and played back for dow said Guerrero Issued an ex Shirley Rychling, 4-H Key award 7:25 ( 30) Men of Destiny 1:00 ( 30) Late News Zawistowski will be presented to fic toward Okinawa and impor ecutive order, declaring a curfew M m !^dat-SeatHaidtop PHcad MamUer-Law the Young Americans for Free . We suggest you’re a bit made to older 4-H’ers. 7:30 (24) Perspectivea ( 8) Night Watch Theater Community CJenter. Of the 50 per more, children'.wlll be sent home. d^ussion. tant American military hues SEE SATUKVArm TV WEEK FOR OOMPLETB LISTINO sons appearing, eight were re Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Nov. Normal d ism is^ procedures will between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. to dom and the Allen County Ck>un- overweening. EMward Ellis 'was amimg recipi 26. Those taking part in the recital there. Cll of Veterans Organizations. jected. J. Richard Nicola became be used. Parents are asked to were: Gretel Cote, Barbara Mur hesul off looting. Yon woa’t believe anything so ents of oertlfioates of state recog The U.S. Air Force’s 64th Mayor Paul M. Burns praised nition and with others, he will at a two-gallon donor and Mrs. Ed designate homes ^ of relatives or phy, Elaine Peresluha. Linda The acting govenuir eaid there . ^ smart and spirited could b ^ t Weather Reconnaissance Squad was little chance that power and the store, for “ spearheading a South Windsor tend the 41st National 4-H Club win H. La'wton, one-gallon. There Money Recovered friends where children might be Maher, Patty Steele, Denise Stan ron located the typhoon 667 miles other facilities would be restored such a low price tag. Another drive to rid Fort Wayne of all Congress in Chicago, Nov. 25-29, Radio were 39 persons who gave their received and sheltered if neith ford, Ursula land Ruth Triesch- west-northwest of Guam at 9 sum. Communist-made -products.” He blood to the name of Alice 0>ugh- PARIS (.AP) — In June \ • ,’ ^ t T 'JT!' er parent is at home. I f there is for eome time. reason Rambler sales ate smash as a reward.for superior all-«round' (TO s listing taclndes only those news broadcasts of in or 16-mlnate mann, Janet Knight, Susan and JST., Tuesday—7 p.m. Monday said merchants should “ see that ‘The Male Animal’ lln and three who gave to the name 1969 Roy Davis lost liis wallet as many diUdren as po^bie will ing all records. In the new 4-H Club work. length. Some station* carry other short newscasts) Michael Schussler. EST. Winds in the eye were' only American-made products are o f the late Mrs. Eva Warfield. -with $108 cash and $88 to checlts be sent hotoe. Bolton sch ”—-’ '.'x'.' ; \ ■% .(U. *1 ' 1 . •'7 . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVE!I M B ^ 13. 1962 P A G E S E V K N UANCH E^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER It, 196t 'V PAOl mx r? Ptbal, Mrs. Joseph Gordon, tion 'With Its raaulta. It accom being exposed to some personal missUes win leave Cuba. Wanna Bolton Sisterhood Plans ^ ;rs. Abraham ®ubrow, Mrs. Phil UF Reports Lag £lanrt|T0t^r plishes this by running off near- chagrin. bet they won’t lip Sherman, Mrs. Irving Luck- Notice W e are reminded of the election Open Forum You are again naive in _ man, Mrs. tiMn Rubin, Mrs." Ber Ua Votes at its polling pUuMs on Thanksgiving In Ceilsus Form& SttpntttQ flpraUi Connecticut of 1948, in which one Harry 'Tru for coexistence with the nard Krutt and Mrs. HertJert Sny election day, thus throwing the ’Undoubtedly Falsa’ coimnonlst movement Some Finance Unit der. ’ WE HAVE DAILY ' PUBLISHED BY THE man lost Connecticut while gen FOR EXPERT The Slstertiood of Templo Beth Only about 35 per cent of the ■B R A LD PRINTING CO. INC. eventual result into the counting of tlemen named Bowles and Ribicoff pie have learned from Yalta^uid ‘Also, Mrs. George Slossberg, To the Editor, Sholom wilL sponsor a TtW ksgiv- business bensus forms have been DELIVERY TO THE U BiaacU Street Yankee - were heading a nice victory for Potsdam, vrtiy don’t you tey it? WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING Mrs. Richard Jacobs, Mrs. Irving tUnebeater. Conn. absentee ballots. ITie Rhode Island Gentlemen, you are now out on Action Called returned to the United Fund of Coimecticut Democrats. Truman, XMaxuA- er H— I RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING ing Ball Saturday, Nov." 24 at tee Hochberg, Mrs. Sanford, Plepler, THOHAS F. FlSRGUSON absentee ballot law gives service By A . H. a the same limb that It appears you fice, said Robert Brock, the fund’s W ALTER R. FERGUSON obviously enough, was cut by 02 Bnioa Rd. Conn. COBIPLBTE BRAKE SERVICE K of C Home. The Rhytemairs Mrs. Henry Angel, Mrs. Herbert publicity chairman, today. . PubUahera men until Nov. 21 to get their bal some of the voters who reached for have frequented so often as Of late. Byk, Mrs. Louis Becker, Mrs. Pounded October 1. 1881 SEE ^Surprising’ will play raOsie for dancing from 9 Brock asks that town employers Most ieandldatss In politics both James Slegal, Mrs. Robert Kams, BOLTON lots back .into the hands of the au the Democratic lever. Tour analysis of the Oaptiiart de B^Tia^IiTing Low to 1. Ar buffet will be served at m ail' or bring the forms to the Publlahed Eeeir Evening Exewt attract and repel. -And, although it But we don’t think anybody de and Mrs. Alan Kemp. ndavs nsd Holidiiya. Entered at toe thorities, so no final result of any feat in Indiana is risky and un School SupL Philip U guorl said midnil^ht. Dress is semi-formal." office as soon as possible. He says at Office at Hancheatcr. Conn. As is obviously impossible to decipher nies that it was the fire and irigor D A P A B ^ ^ BoUvla’s 0,400,000 Mrs. Raymond Bell^r and Mrs. they are needed for planning the AREA close state election can be known doubtedly false. By failing to sup this morning that he thought the INGRID BERGMAN Second Class MaU Matter. and filter out the cross-currents and the never-say-die effort pe<9 le;MiTe the lowest atandard of Robert Stone . are co-chairmen of United Fund drive, scheduled for until after that date. man put into that campaign which port your logic with fact you have CLARKE MOTOR SALESI action of the board of finance de TO PLAY IN ‘IGUANA’ living in Latin Amerlceu Tlia aver tee dance. Mrs. Jack Goldberg later this month. SUBSCRIPTION RATES So, as a relatively drab aubstl- which fused themselves into the again bared your facility for ex 3S1 BROAD STREET— MI >2011 Payable in Advance brought that basic Democratic vote age' per capita inooma ia $61 a nying the $40,000 request to ob and Mis. Merrill Rubinow are in N EW YORK (A P I—The key role The .fund’s residential division election results in Connecticut a pressing opinions beyond your Carrier tute for the old-time privilege of in Connecticut out, only two years year. Moat try to make a living tain filial plans for a secondary charge of decorations. Mrs. Leon In tee film version of "The Night will meet tonight at 7:30 at the LENOX One Tear ...... 815.60 w e ^ ago today, it might be shrewd after the state had gone Republi province. Now honestly, are n ^ of the Iguana” is to be played Six Months ...... 7.75 discussing whether or not the na in aidiaiatenoe terming. school was "surprising.” Llguori ard Seader is ways and means home of Mrs. Everett Keith, 119 can for governor by 95,000. you a^bit far removed from Indi ■aid at least that amount would be by Ingrid Bergman. Margaret Three Months...... S.90 tion would follow Maine, we now to concede a few potential para chairman. Pitkin St., chairman.- PHARMACY One M on th ...... 1.80 doxes before one banks too a l l u Similarly, In 1962, we think it a ana to express an Intelligem-^pin- necessary to obtain final plans for A ticket committee Includes Leighton created the part origin Weekly ...... 80 have a fairly regular opportunity ion so soon as to the defM t of 299 E. CENTER ST. sively pn the routine an a ly ^ . realistic interpretotion td say that either a junior or a junlor^^enior Mrs. Joseim Gottlieb and Mrs ally in the Broadway production I Fur Cuffs 1 1 _____ MEMBER OF to pass the time of day by discus 'niat routine analysis, our one John F. Kennedy played a role Capehart? Perhaps ypU" have .a high school. Issac Snyder, co-chairmen; Mrs. of the .Tennessee Williams drama. ' Coming , next from Paris: The long range hand on the pulse of the THE ASSOCIATED PROSS sing whether Rhode Isladd js go selves have mside it playfully, both in bringing out the vote for a big “It is not pertinent at this iraint Robert Rayburn. Mrs. 'William Shooting on the mbvle is to beautiful leather glove with cuff TEL. Ml 9-0896 Tils Associated Press is exclusively Democratic victory in Connecticut Indiana voter? entitled to the use of renubllcatlon of ing to follow the nation, or even before and after tlM'^ election it whether a junior or a junior-senior Peck. Mrs. Seymour Kaplan. Mrs. start next September in Holly of fur. And stoles'tipped with fur, all news dispatches credited to it or self, would say Um Ribicoff al even though, in the final tabula In stating thaf^ the Republican high school is to be built,” Liguorl Philip Freedinain, Mrs. Morton wood. I at either end. I not otherwise credited In this paper itself. The story of the 1962 Rhoille tion, one Frank Kowalski, not any national chalriinen took a berserk WHY BE TREATED LIKE ONE OF THE HERD? and also the local news published here. most lost, . an^/'Uiat Democratic ■aid. Island election, for Instance, is one Boss John B^Iey made a stupen Kennedy, was the big statistical risk by calUhg uixm President Ken . "M y feeling ia that the decision All r M ts of republlcadon of special— nedy to. retract' his no invasion dlspBtcnes herein are also reserved. of handsome DemocraUc victories dous error/ln strategy when he winner of that election day. whether to build a junior or a brought Ribicoff back to Connecti W e don’t want to press a point pled^, 'yo u expose your naivete. Junior-senior high school could be Flill service client of N. E. A. Serv^ in almost every race except one For'm truth sir, this naivete also Ice Inc. cut tO/bolster the cause of Gover- no one can prove. W e do suggest made at the same town meeting or that for governor. In this race, the lOdsts writhin the administration 6ET PERSONAL SERVICE * Publishers Representatives. The mpsey. By such analysis, that if John Bailey, tiie sagacious referendum at which the appro L Julius Mathews Special Agency—New and not Senator Ooldwater and incumbent Democrat, < Governor psey was demonstrably able to one, were g;iven his choice at a re^' priation is made," he said. Yorlr Chicago, Detroit and Boston. party. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Notte, trails another of those up e care of himself and bring^ing run, he might very well chobse He did not know the board of The Communists are all too will SAVE MONEY. TOO — CIRCULATIONS. Ribicoff back to help him was not again to snare Abe back from finance was going to meet last start Yankee candidates who som^ ing to take two steps forward in Insurance, but an unnecessary Washington, and put him in there Thursday, Liguorl said, or he "cer The Herald Printing Companjh Inc., times act as if this was still at our hemisphere, lose one and re assumes no financial responsibility tor risk. again to draw basic strength to the wHh A«lMhCoMMlty A ifw ^ it* tainly 'would have been receptive typographical errors appearing in ad least partly their country tbo. Re ticket while drinking a-bitter per tain the other, Cuba. Seldom if vertisements and other read lu matter Against such analysis, we would ever have they kept a promise or to attending such a meeting.” publican John Chafee./' sonal cup of tea, sweetened at the in The Manchester Evening Hibald. say that anybody who would seri treaty. Seldom if ever have they He said he did not know if be Well, we appreciat^^ the conveT' ously. propose running the election very bottom, of course, by a seat would attend the board of finance D ls j^ y advertising closing hours: in the Senate. told'the truth, this fact to ^ which Now, you don*t have to Buffer fUe num or Monday—1 p.m. Friday. sational opportimities. W e are not over again on some different basis President Kennedy can now attest meeting tonight, since he felt it' IN Y O U ! For 'Diesdsd'—^1 p.m. Monday. might be very foolish— unless, of ber and bargain basement treatment to would be "fruitless" to attend and directly Involy^, anl it makes no from first hand experience. Our ill For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. course, he were a Republican look aaveion auto insurance. AUTO-RITE gives "nothing would be gained." For Hiursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. particular^ difference to us how U.S. Exporta Meat advised no invasion pledge might For m d a y —1 p.m. Thursday. ing fbr a better' Republican result. be well and good If we were all lowest rates to safe drivers; modem sim H ie board o f education will hold For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. soon we^ltnow who is going to be ' We suggest, again, that .the par a special meeting tomorrow at 8 Classified deadltne: 10:80 a.m. each C H IC A G O — The United States soothsayers and knew that Cas plified policy; fast, fair claim settlement day of publication except Saturday — the next governor of Rhode Island. ticular individual, Abe Ribicoff, meat-packing industr y annually tro and company would not export pjn. at the school. Mrs. Claire 9 Am. may have played a dual role In the Waxfel, board of education pid>- W e suspect, however, that if we exports $140,000,000 worth of food communism to other countries in .., PLUS PERSONAL SERVICE from us campaign. and lard plus $185,000,000 in tal South America. It would be well PHONE OR WRITE and thousands of other Aetna agents llclty chairman, said she experts Tueaday, November IS lived in Rhode Island we would be the board 'will make a pitUic state One role, the obvious tide, was low, hides, and skins. and good If we knew all offensive thronghoot the eonntjr. in favor of having the abeentee bal that of serving as target for the TODAY FOR PULL ment at the meeting concerning the requested appropriation for Ftrat, From Htes, lot law changed, so 'w* could do our disillusionment and resentment oil counting whan everyone else does individuals who felt rubbed the DETAILS final plans. She said other mat m o n g way by him personally or by ters are also on the agenda for the The middle-road ooipifient on the It. ■/, State Chairman Bailey. meeting but that the agenda was tetovlaion p rograintn the V- Urn oUtm* role he may also have not available this morning. .You’ll See Them in ‘Mi-Fever’Follies’ ooana of preaenititig many eom- The board of finance will meet played,-m surface contradiction of DU Hunter EUld eacoits retaeEmse a "BELlHog tee Jack” dance number for “Hi-Fever FolUee.” The nenta from many souroea and “ G rw t D ig” his rdle as target of the "cut Ribi tonight at 8 in the town offices gentlemen of tihe ensemble include, left to right, Dr. Peter Gram, Ronald Wadsworte, Len Erickson, NOW OPEN! obert J. at tee Community Hall to take pobita o< 'mew on the career ol c o ff’ movement, could have been Jack Hunter, Ted LaBonne, Russ Prentice, Jim MoOarthy EUid Bill Thornton. Hie variety show, There ie something very com action on a statement they have RJebapd Nixon also presented the tiiat of attracting basic strength to sponsored b y tee Women’s Auxiliary of MSaacheeter Memorial Hospital, will be presented Friday forting and reassuring in Uie news prepared concerning tee proposed and Saturday at 8:15 pm. at Bailey Auditorium, Mlancheater High Steool. Proceeds will benefit comment of one Alger Hiss—mid the ticket as a whole. secondary school. from London, which is that w(9:k- ^ Ribicoff himself suffered some the bbeplital. (Herald p^oto by Fhvto). dle-road comment on this seems to The board announced after a men engaged in reconstructing 10 thing of an Igndminy in the voting. agree that the program had a right DANTE’S ■pecial meeting last Ihursday Tliousanda of people who voted the Downing Street have . discovered, that tee statement Will outline to do what it did, but ahowed ques Democratic tlckrt went out of R results of its studies on tee costs just 15 feet below tbht structure’s their way- to take a shot at him. REAL ESTATE tionable taste in doing it. of providing a secondary school Cobalt Violet’ Reardon Urges Construction H ow sporty cEin a ear get? Just take a look at the new F-SG-Gutbaa cellar, the well praeerved remains But one also has to ask how MITH INOemPOBATED INSURANCE and will recommend to the town Friends of Nixon certainly need many thousands of people the BARBER SHOP for '63! Rakish new silhouette . . . eomfort-eontoured bucket seats of an ancient i^axon hall. teat it build no more facilities at W ow! not worry over any damage done presence of Ribicitff on the Demo Of All Sidewalks on Agenda this time than it is obligated to That’s tee color of the walls . . . center control console* give it the look and fed of a thorough It Is not given to everybody, or cratic lever may have attracted to S07B East Center St. *^nox Shipping Center’* 963 MAIN ST., OBOUND FLOOB—TEL. BO 9-S241 hia career or reputatiem by this ap "in tee present situation." in General Msmager Richard F r S to every conceivable location, that that lever. -INBUBANSMiraS SINCB 1914” bred sports car. And its Cutlass'V-8 turns out performance to match! pearance on the part of the con H ie finance board turned down Martin’s office, and in the Police Chief James Reardonf eighth grade children attend late one can find the record and the And one possible answer is that Open Toes, thm Sat. • Ckwed Mondays a request from the public build office of his secretaries. recommends the construction of Monday afternoon class and about Coupe or convertible, the 1963 Cutlass is Oldsmobile’s lowest-priced victed perjurer. The only damage he g a v e , IrnpOrtant help to the Exciting nww blend of beauty roots of past and present by the ing commission for $40,000 to ob The cems that tee paint eUI four sidewEdks for -which tee 100 high school students attend that really sticks to a public figrure party even while, ha himself was and action... in tha low-prica fiiMdl simple process of digging. Many of tain final drawings and bids for came in identified tee color aa board of directors will hold pub- Mondaymight cIeiss. sports car. A t your Olds Dealer’s now! •Orummi «i is the damage he does to himself; tee school because it said tee 'Cobalt Violet." Uc hearings tonight at 8 o’clock "All of the above figures will us are always digging,- in our ■nuais ’’SOMiraHM nra*'' *son osnmM aa olasiaosHfi n voat lo u i a a n o a m oiaiiaotu ouaiin siAua— oriticism, from such a source as preliminary planning phase had B y tee reaction of Martin’s in tee Municipal Building hearing incre£u»e yearly for tee next three minds at least, and sometimes with Hiss, tunis Into compliment and as not been completed. -visitors this moriflng« tee room.' yoEtrs, EUld 90 per cent of them live actual pick * and shovel, under color should have been CEdled One proposed sidewalk is on the north of EX Middle Tpke." set even while it is being delivered. neath some surface terrain, and al “ Cobalt Vloleflt." south side of W . Middle 'Tpke., The estimated cost of construc- MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, Inc.-----512 West Center Street But, although, in our opinion, no ways, in such digging, real or No one Is neutrsd In his re- from tee railroad tracks to Du- Uon is $2,700. damage was done to Nixon, we actiim to It. It’s hard to b « rEuit S t Another proposed sidewalk is on fanciful, our most precious quest State News neutral to a oolof that pro "The street has a traffic vol tee east side of Parker St. from would, we are afraid, have denied is for something that 'will speak to jects Its glow into the hEdl. ume of about 10,000 cars daily ColoniEil Rd. south to a point 500 Hiss the opportunity to speak, not us from the human past, and pre A factor teat increases tee . . TherJ' is a gEis station, ga feet south of LydEill St. Twenty-nine children from tee because he was convicted of the sent, itself as a link between our Impact of tee new color is rage, package store, music store Roundup teat, over tee weekend, new and a glEuss company at this lo High Ridge development on Colo- crime of perjury and has served selves and that past, and reasiure. niEii Rd. now walk dally to Illing time for it,'not because we have fluorescent lights were in cation with no designated or pro us with that curious brand of re (Continued from Page One) stalled in Martin’s and tee tected walk. This allows cars to Junior High School, tee chief any firm knowledge that Hiss was assurance which, tells us not to de secretaries' offices. They cast drive suiy place, park, at angles sElid, and tee number will increEuse yearly. himself a Communist, but because spair of mortality, because others of part-time, in each component a bit of a blue glow on the or parallel on Emd off the street, we think Hiss has soma kind of ob- circuit of tee court? lavender walls, changing tee -with no regard to safety,” said The estimated cost of conotnic- have dealt and suffered with that Uon is $3,900. I - f t -A - f t ligaticm to tell the truth about the Amswers to these and other effect Intended by tee inventor tee chief In a letter to Generid jHroblma on the sdf-iam o as questions will be sought by tee of tee color Euid by tee build Manager Richard Martin. The fourth pi^posed sidewalk is > 7 central facta of his own case be "This condition has caused some’' on the south side of Hollister St. ■ ' I ■ association in a questionnaire to ing d epar^en t teat selected fore he is accorded ^ e statua of Most of us, as individuals, have be circulated among its some 3,200 it. parents in tee area to instruct at No. 234 Eind from Hollister St, to tee entrance of the Illing Junior commenfktor on other people more members within a few days. their children to cross tee street SAVINGS very poor luck with our digging. High School property. casually associated with that case. Announcement of the question- . . . at other than the designat A n oceastonal piece of old blue bot ford, was elected chiUrman. of the "In the interest of public safety, -naire was made by Atty. Arthur ed and protected school crossing. W e have no idea how many peo council; Daniel Kops, station this sidewalk should be installed tle, some porous, crumbling old tin .M. Lewis of Hartford Monday at “Records of tee Waddell School LOAN WAVZ, 'New Haven, vice chairman; show that 80 children live pn tee i not only for use of IlUng ; . . stu- ple know the real, etory of the Hiss can circa 1929, or some occasional a seminar discussion of various A. S S O C T A T I O V EUld Richard J. Hartford, Hartford soute side of W . Middle Tpke., or dents, but for students traveling case. It could be that there were triangle of small stone our Imagi Circuit Court Problems. Times, secretary-treasurer. the side streets, thereof, all of - to the. Bowers School and other AMERICAN EXPRESS never more than three people who nation immediately Insists may ..Na 'ied directors were William whom walk to and from tee Wad-1 pedestrians as well," said tee J. Footo, Hartford Courant; Car TR AV E LE R S CUtlEQUES really knew it— Hiss himself, Mrs. have been an arrowhead— ^these are dell School twice or four times chief. Bank Plot Folded eer White, Meriden Record-Journal, HAMDESN (AP) — Two men eEich schpol day. . . . I The estimated construction coat Hiss, and Whittaker Chambers. the normal limits of our finds, the and Julian Schwartz, Station ^1M U4UJ IIA I I O I i g « T i » * « aURKST nWAIICIAL IWTITUTIOII "Tbe accident record for 1961 is $480! The’'latter is now dead, without extent to which put; digging can re from Canada who, police said, used WSTC, Stamford. a unique method bo rob a bank's shows one accident and for 1962, The directors plsin to take ac The council says its objective is ha'ving told, in any public record at late us to people and civilizations four accidents to date in this area.” tion on the projects, and on assess 1007 MAIN STREET—NEAR MAPLE night deposit box, were arrested "to educate the citizen to his right least, anything that might be ac who have loved and suffered the TTie estimated cost of construc ing the costs agafnst benefiting • early today. to bfully informed on tee con tion is $3,100. property owners, cepted as the final full story of the same earth. They identified- (hemselves as duct of public business amd to seek V.Wedneedsy, 9 AJU. to 12 Noon Another proposed sidewEiik is for Other items on tee- agenda of relationship between himself and But in England, one always kaa Leopold Strohscheln, 24, of Ed- the removal of any improper re Open Until 5. P.M. Monday, Tuesday and Friday AJ«. to 8 PJ«. montoii^- Alberta, and ’ Wilhelm tee north side of E. Middle Tpke. tee meeting, tee first reguls- —s- Hira. It 'would seem quite apparent, some kind of chance. Dig beneath strictions on that right.” ' Farrenk<^, 23, of Montreal, Que from Plaza Dr. to Grebnwood Dr. sion of tee new board controlled by from the record to date, that Hiss 10 Downing Street, perhaps the bec. They havebeen chuged 'with Chief ReELrdon ssdiL "This street, Democrats, include consii___ himself has no real intention of most famdtis address connected theft and ordered, held in lieu of Fire Chief a Ritea Set a state highway (U.S. 6-44), Kew a of firehouse sites, the appointment aver taking his own revelations bC' with the power and majeaty'of the $10,000 bond TERRYVILLE (AP) — Funeral traffic volume of about 15,000 cars : of an architect to draw plEuis for per day. . . There is no protected , a Municipal Building addition, the ypnd his own superficial deniala of British Empire, and. you hava a Det. Capt. ‘I^coi'tm McHenry services will be held at Immacu said the men operated thts,way: late Concepticsi Church Thursday walk for pedestrians on the north ! appointment of another architect the surface circumstancea of the very good chance of coming, upon They taped a manlla oiv^(H>e for Cornelius J. Carrigan, chief of aide. . ; . * ! to d ra w plans for -renovating tee case. something vdilch sustains the on the Inside Up of tee night -dq- tee Terryvllle Fire Department for “There su-e about 125 children j old trade school on School St., tee W e have always thought it m i^ t theory that thils very spot was also posit MX at tee Hamden Plaza' years. from tee second to fifth grades at-1 adoption of rules for tee use of tee M^rrlgEui, also a past president tending St. BEU'thoIomew’s School | hearing room by outside groups, do his soul good to make full and ths site of soma other power and branch of the Union and New Haven Trust Company last Friday of--the New ElnglEUid Fire Chiefs dally. About 100 from tee first to and the setting of a date for a ape- importance more than- a thouaand. final confession, either to the. effect night. They used women’s bobby Assoemtipn, died yesterday after tee third grade children attend Sat- cial meeting to consider refuse col- that ha was himself a^ Communist years ago, that here, perhaps, ware pins ‘to hold tee envelope open so a long illfie^. urday clsure; about '200 fourth to ' lection and disposal. - by conviction, or to the effect he^ the deliberatlona and mkde the as to catch tee night depoaitjl: He retired from the. volunteer fire department in 1948. !. that Ch^bers, while Chambers decisfons^which, ao the men of that A suspicious customer called po- iiai8i»>iaiiiiiiuiiiiWBWEirii'iii«ai#EWia^^ Witriii'iiiiBiiiinj' Bom in Ireland, ClarrigEm was time may ’haye thought, were di Uce. He complained teat his de himself was a Communist, obtain- posit didn't soimd right when he brought to this country as a boy ^ ad some bizarra hold over him recting the courSe-.5 f history. " and lived here tee rest of his life. IS ONE OF YCXJR GIFTS used tee box late last night. - V which made him Chambers' crea The discovery, benekth^lO E>own- Police set a trap and nabbed tee Until his retirement he was majyn- ing Street, of a great SajcimJjall two, men when they showed up tenEuice supervisor for the Plym ture first and "Victim later. outh school system. ’‘ is indeed, as a British archeologist- •Eurl^ today.. TO THE FAMIUY GOING In anyitcass; we can’t imagine the has already proclaimed, "one of the O F MANCHESTER sUghteiit interest in anything Hiss grrat digs of the century,” and far Netva Un^'Electa Heada Skipping Ban Vetoed might say, or the slightest excuse CHESHIRE . (A P ) — The Con beyond anything an Indiiddual TO BE A HOME ^for bringing him >nto any public necticut Council on Freedom of In- LONDON (A P ) — The Interna might delve to. Mdst of us would Jorum, until he is willing to bepn fo^Eitlori 'recommends that all tional ChEuniMr of Shipping re be content 'With a very modest lit ' news, media make fuller use of tee jected Monday nig^t Ein Americim tailing the .truth about himsejif. He tle dig, to qiilcken our sense of be state’s rlght-to-know law, ’ ' move.^ to recommend wlthdravml OF ITS OWN? - has served his time for the otlvious 'The council discussed the I of fre'j world shipping from trade longing, to salve our 'sense of not Has he told, but his crime was.not statute, which gives citizens freer with, Cuba. belonging, in person, too long. CHie mere time in prison could access to public records EUid pub The ' 18-nation chEunber, at lic m,eetings of governmental E^ien- an extraordinary general, meeting purge. He still owes the society of NeX-fte Jibur cles, at a session yesterday. It rejected tee resolution but, ex his time the truth. XlntU he pays also took up, possible chEmges in pressed "full and sympathetic that debt. It is Indeed poor taste to A Thought fM: Today tee law. These would have to be understanding of tee United offer him a microphone for' liny Spenaored by tte acted on by tee General Assembly. States concern atout develop Tom Eaton. StatioQ WTIC, Haxt- ments In Cuba.” other purpose. OonnoO ef Cteircbea w a s h e r there's nothing ------! l ^ ------"The earth ia the Lord'a and the How Goes Rhode Island? fulneM thereof." Pealm 24:1. Everything belongs to our God liK e a n ... When Maine finally got tired pf by virtue of creation, but He has telling tile rest of the nation how permitted -us the use of untold It might be going, ‘and synchronized blessings, silver, gold, time, abil Its own voting with that of the rest ity and much else. Yet how wisely we ought to use it all — His own of the country, the only slight loss ership must regulate buying, the aEGTRIG, MOKEV . that we can think of was a loss in spending and the Uving we do. It ; the department of political conver- Should not be wasjipd or squander ed, nor selfishly I appropriated. satlon and prognosticating arotmd DRYER ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ the country..Maine was something Since it is His, we should use' it first for those purposes and causes yo'u. iiiram t , to talk about even if, in the final which edify His Church and the national result, Maine proved occa program of goodwill among men. Wa One for hoU^ iaM CaE Beneficial and fot SAVINGS and LOAN sionally quite unreliable, W hat an honor to be a steward of yottir right now, S o o n ^ your loan is approved, ^ cash for Guest for the holidays? ginea It is casual convaragUoa the Lord and also what a respon- idbiUty, considering how good He Bvy Q dryar. liy a dry«r.., MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1962 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANC2IESTER. CX)NNh TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1962 For Lame Ducks, Consolation Jaunts Princeton St., was introduced as Area DAR Units Term on Agency Clouded flocket to Spew PHNA Makes 584 a new member of the board. SAVE 75% on your dry Life of Andover Tot Saved India Maps cleaning. Do it yourself. Red Cross Rejects Obituary Water ‘ in Space, Visits in Month Meet in Windsor Lucky Lady Coin Cleaners, Meeting Planned 11 RIsple Street. Acroee By Messiah Chorus Members Make Ice Cloud Mrs. Rachel Barnes, nursing Mrs. Herbert W. Robb, regent of from Mafai St. P in t Na Louis J. Ravizza Mrs. Jacobson Heads Trips Abroad Begin By GS Wortshop Orford Parish, Daughters of the tional Parking lot. Ship Inspector Role r CD Plans, supervisor of Memchester Public Louis Joseph Ravizza, 68, of (Ooothmed from Page Om) American Revolution, and mem West Hartford, father of Mrs The life of Avermonth-old tion method, which he h a d ' Health Nursing, Association The Manchester GfilbOT tod Sul bers will attend a regional meeting learned as a cable splicer’s (Gontbraed (rom Page One) Create Maccafio of Rt. 85, Bolton William Flinchb^gh)of Birch Nominees for CRPA- have been completed, the rocket (MIPHNA), reportro that 584 livan Workshop will have a des Tuesday, Nov. 20, - at 2 p.m. at died yesterday at Farmington Con helper with the Southern Home Units Windsor Federal Savings and Loan Dr., Andoverj/Waa saved iMt New England Telephone Co. For New Lawmakers will be blown apart, spewing the visits were made last month by sert meeting tomorrow at 7:46 vaiescent Home. ■ ^ water Into the ionosphere. MPHNA nurses, Her reports Association auditorium, Windsor. iU demand for inspection in Cuba Senator Asks Born in Frinco, province of Asti, night by tjie quick action of and as a scoutmsster with p.m. at Cooper Mall, South Meth FABRICS to make sure the Russians have (Oontiiiiied from One) Mrs, Dorfithy Jacobstm, 45 Wyllys St„ who has been nomi (Coattooed from Page One) NASA said this should form an were given this morning at a Abigail Wolcott Ellsworth chap in Italy, Mr. Ravizza had lived in member^'of the Manchester 'Troop 126 of Ehnanuel Lu ice cloud aboiit five milea across. meeting of the executive board odist Church. There will be a bhsi- ter, Windsor, will be hostesses. 'dismantled the missile bases they West Hartford for 45 years. He Messiah Chorus. theran Church. Then he drove nated for the chaiiinatiship of the Capitol Region Planning ness meeting at 8:30. Adlai Be Fired, said Nehru hu sent another let A delegation of House members Scientists will oijserve and photo of MPHNA at the board room of Chapters from East Hartford, built on the island and have w'as employed at the Charter Oak During a break in rehersals the parents and child to Man ter to Psdiiatan’s President Mo AWncy, doesn’t know if she can take the post because nobody graph the cloud, seeking more In Manchester Memorial Hospital. A synopsis of the group’s forth Suffield and Windsbr Locks will Brick Co. a);'about 9 o'clock, Mrs, Heidi chester Memorial Hospital. s^iis to know who is responsible for reappointing her a s to the Paris meeting was headed Local Stocks coming production, "lol’anthe.’’ will shipped but the missiles. hammed Ayub Khad on the Hor- by Rep. Wayne L. Hays ,D-Oliio. formation on the atmospheric pro Mrs. Barnes also reported the participate. Until a few days ago the Pen Ike Take Post Besides his daughter in Bolton ^ Flinchibaugh^a member of the After receiving oxygen in, der dispute with Red Chinsu A (^Manchester’s representative to the cesses that lead to electrification. following clinics had been held,, be given after the business meet Mrs. Foster E. Sturtevant, (Con he is survived by his wife, Mrs.^ chorus, discovered that her the hospital’s epiergency CRFA. Her term has expired. Speaker John W. McCormack, D- tagon, the State Department emd message Hrom Ayub last week Mass., had designated Harold D. Qnotattons Furnlahed by Similar experiments were con and their attendance: Five ma ing, and audition dates will oe necticut state regent, will speak U.S. negotiators at the United Prosperina Rampone Ravizza; child was unconscious in the room, the baby was admitted, commended India’s policy of The election of a new chalrmiin, ducted at lower altitudes on the ternity service with 68; two well scheduled. on “The Place of the DAR In the (Continued from Page One) son' of West Hartford and two folding crib outside the band to the children’s ward with I2th Circuit and other officers for the agency is Cooley, D-N.C., and Robert R. Coburn Middlebrook. Ino. Nations kept up a drumfire of peace, but avoided condemning Barry, R-N.'Y., as the other offi Bank Stoclu earlier tests. baby and pediatrics with 26; one Those Interested in joining the (Country.” Mrs. Fl-ancis V. Byrnes, demands for On-site inspection by other daughters in West Hartford, room of Manchester High a respiratory Infection. He Red China for its attack. on the agenda for the CRPA’s an All told, there are 10 tests of medical with 5; three cheat tumor group of production staff or per- state vice regent, will discuss "Tlie pledged to Soviet Premier Khru School where she had left him. is reported in good condition nual meeting, to be held at 8 p.m. cial House delegates. y Bid Asked the United Nations or some other seven grandchildren, and tiy€ great- In replying to Nehru’s round- G>iirt Cases West ' BwUn already has been C!onn. Bulk and Trust this model, the Saturn Cl, on with 32; one tumor with 4, and formera are,invited. For informa Phirpose o* the National Defense international agency. But dele shchev that the United States g^randchildren. She screamed and called today. robin letter to various, chiefs of Thursday at the Rast Hartford NASA’s schedule. By late 1964 or one expectant mother’s class tion call Mrs. Charles Young Jr., (Committee of the DAH.” There would not invade Cuba, "I think for her husband David, also a Immediately before the re visited by" a group of three seni^- Co...... 62 ,66 gates noted that U.S. officials at The funeral will be'held Thurs state. President Tito of Tugosla High School. tors and a former member whd Hartford National eairly 1965, the agency said, the with 8. 114 Washington St., or Miss Jan will be a social time after- the the United Nations now talk of it is the grreatest victory commu day at 10 a.m. at the Rose Hill Fu singer wi»i the group. 'While hearsal break, chorus director via also apparently avoldied con- EAST HARTFORD SESSION The meeting will .also consider big booster should be ready to Mrs. Maurice O’Connor, 184 Brimner, 221 Keeney St. meeting. nism has won.” one chords mefnber called po G. Albert Pearson had been embarked earlier on what was Bank and Trust Co. 51 54 adequate verification, which could neral Home, Elm St.. Rocky Hill. defining Peiping. Charles A. Heck, 21, of no cer three-part study of the municipal labeled as a fact-findihg tour for send the three-man Apollo space Heiads Auxiliary mean aerial Or at-sea inspectiom' The senator, who discussed his Burial will be Ih Rose Hill Memo lice and another the Are de leading the singing of Han An excerpt paade public by the tax structure in the Coital Fire Insurance Companies craft into earth orbit for fUghts speech at a news conference be tain address, Manchester, this President Kennedy. Htfd. F ir e ...... 59 63 Carl -EL Higgins, 122 Coleman Cheney Hall, Bartferd Bd. U.S. efforts to get on-site veri rial Park. partment’s rescue crew, a del’s music to the words 'of spokesman scUd; “You (Nehru) morning was given a 120-day ‘su gion, and its effects on regional of up to two weeks. fication in accordance with fore it was delivered, said he Friends may call at the funeral third applied mouth-to-mouth Isaiah: Transported in a White House National Fire ...... 109 119 Rd., last night was elected captain Open iriiSy M to t had no doubts about the' loyalty personally will know best- how to spended jail sentence at thb State development The study -was pre Jet, Senate Democratic Leader Phoenix F i r e ___; .. 100 107 Khrushchev's proposal have' been honig tonight and Wednesday from resuscitation on the infant. "For unto us a Child is assess the way which would lead JaU at Hartford on ch afes of in pared by tax consultant Seymour of the Manchester Auxiliary Police Settnrday tfll 6______blocked by Prime Minister Fidel of Stevenson, Bowles, Schlesinger Carl V. Gustafson, 22 Pine bom, 'unto us a Son is giv Mike Mansfield of Montana led Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. and Goodwin. 7 to 9 p.m. . to the honorable solutim of this toxication (30 days suspended) Sacks. the quartet which expected to Aetna Casualty . T.. 69 74 FW Stockholders at a meeting held at police head Castro's refusal of such checks Hill St.,used the resiiscita- en problem for your country. I firm and breadh of the peace (90 days Mrs. Jacobson has been one of by the United Nations or any other "They just don’t luiderstand Angelo Vince ly believe that well-intentioned complete a circuit of the world Aetna Life ...... 112 120 quarters. . ’ communism and the ' modern suspiended). He was placed on pro Manchester’s representatives to before Christmas. Conn. G eneral...... 119 127 Meet Strichm^ Higgins is employed at Pratt foreign agency. Soviet First Depu Angelo Vince, 82, of 147 Birch initiative by some of our' mutual bation for one year. Heck waa ar the CRPA since the town joined Sens. (Jlairborne Pell, D-R.I., ty Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan world.” Goldwater said. friends from nonaligned countries, Ht,fd. Steam Boiler 99 109 A Whitney Aircraft as a desig;n Goldwater said his criticism of St., died yesterday at Manchester Rock ville-Vernon rested in. Manchester early Satur the planning agency in 1958. and J. Caleb Boggs, R-Del, Travelers ...... 137)4 145)4 Manchester Atty. George C. and processing engineer. He has apparently has not changed the Memorial Hospital. could contribute in finding a solu Cuban leader's position although Stevenson was based on his un tion to this problem.” day morning following 4 complaint In 1959 waa elected secretary of signed up for this tour. Benjamin Public Utilities Lessner, president of the Fair served in auxiliary police work for derstanding that Stevenson ad Mr. Vince was bom Sept. 25, to police. the body, and in 1961 -she was A. Smith n , D-Mass., went along Ckmn. Light Power .. 30 3E banks Whitney Stockholders Pro Mikoyan's visit to Havana now The country prepared to cele many years. has stretched into its 11th day. vised Kennedy to go slow in 1880, and lived in Manchester 60 28 New Teachers Needed Freddie A. Haigwood, 31, of 101 chosen vice president. although he had been replaced on Htfd. Electric Light 75 79 tective Association, Inc., and Also elected to new auxiliary handling the Cuban sitdation. years. He was owner-operator of brate Nehru’s . 73rd birthday. (TUnton St., arrested Friday night She is also secretary of' the the payroll at midnight last Tues Hartford Gas Co. . 63 — George A. Strichman, the new posts for one-year terms were WHO'S Mikoyan was quoted in a Wednesday is set aside as Chil speech Monday night at.Havana In his speech Goldwater said: a grocery store on Birch St., and in Manchester on a charge of car Town Planning Commission, a job day when Edward M, Kennedy, Southeni New England president of the Fairbanks Whit Theodore A. Goodchild of Keeney ”J suggest that ,4t would be re was employed at Cheney Bros, for dren’s Day, but—in line with, the she has held since 1957. the President’s brother, was elect Telephone ...... 47 51 ney Corp., will meet for the first Dr., Bolton, lieutenant; and University as again supporting in ^63- 64^ Ramsdell Says war effort—there are plans* to rying a weapon with intent to as Castro's demands for U.S. with assuring to the American people, many years before his retirement sault, had his case continued to According to town records, Mrs. ed as hia successor. Manufacturing Companies time at the West Hartford offices Adolph C. Snyder of 79 EMmond RIGHT now that President Kennedy has 12 years ago. ■■ ■—» / present the prime minister his Two lame duck House members of Pratt & Whitney Co. tonight. drawal from Guantanamo and an weight in gold as a defense con next Monday at Manchester for Jacobson’s term as representative Arrow, Hart, Heg. ... 58 62 St., sergeant. end to anti-Castro measures by demonstrated the worth of a pol- Survivors include eight sons, Additional staff needs for the'^that the pnaotJee teAcMng is al- appointment of a public defender. to the CRPA expires this month. were among four who took off Associated Spring .. . 13)4 15)4 Atty. Leesner, who has been Yearly reports were read and icyv of action based on American ways supervised by a regular _ tribution. earlier in the week on an official leading a stockholders fight the United States. He praised Cas John Vince, William Vince and Vernon school system in the 1063- Nehru refused to follow the In He is being held in lieu of a 81,000 Mrs. Jacobson thinks that* her Bristol B ra ss...... 8 9)4 plans discussed for the annual tro as "a faithful Marxist-Leninist strength, to rid his administration Louis Vince, all of Manchester, teacher, and that no edaas has bond. ' reappointment, or the appointment study mission for the House sub Dunham B u sh ...... 4)4 5% against the management and di Christmas - party, to be held at '*Y(xir neighbor may consider a of those who have consistently 64 school year, providing for at more than one practice teacher dian tradition of actually climb'' committee on Inter-American Af: rectors of the Fairbanks Whitney who is conducting his country Henry Vince and George Vince, ing on the scales and' being David William McHaffey, 80, of of a new representative to take Em Hart ...... 50 56 Cavey’s Restaurant on Dec. 16. urged a soft policy toward com both of West Hartford, Tude Vince, least 28 more full-time and one as»igned lit each year. her place, is in the hands of the fairs. The group scheduled visits Fafnir ...... 37)4 41)4 Corp., will be conferring tonight The Police Auxiliary In Man given stcxdc an excellent buy. You from one victory to another.” weighed in gold. The idea, how 65 Florence St., Manchester, ar with the man Who replaces David Mikoyan's activities had not munism, both in Cuba and else Hartford, Patrick Vince, Rock part-time staff member, were pre Past Masters’ Night rested yesterday afternoon on town directors. to Peru, Ecuador, (Colombia, Pan N. B. M achine...... 17)4 19)4 chester was founded 11 years ago may disagree. Whkdi one of yon where in the world. sented to the board of education ever, refiecto the enthusiasm of ama, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Karr, one of the officials of the been reported in Havana's gov ville, and Albert Vince, Tampa, Emil Kroymann, master of Fay the drive to collect donations for charges of intoxication and breach But according to Democratic North and Judd...... 13)4 15‘/4 and has been active in assisting ernment - controlled newspapers “The men responsible for con Fla.; two daughters, Mrs.' Mal last night by Raymond Ramsdell, ette Lodge of Masons in 1941, will Town Committee (^airman Ted Mexico. Stanley -Works ...... 16)4 18)4 holding firm that Atty. Lessner police and civil defense work here, has judged the stock correctly? vincing the President that he the fight against the Red Chinese- of the peace foUowing a police in Rep. Armistead I. Selden Jr., sought to ouat from the company. for three days, a silence that colm Adair and Mrs. William superintendent of schools. preside over degree work at a past President Sarvepalli Radha vestigation of a family quarrel, Cummings, appointment to the Veeder-:Root ...... 40 44 such as answering phones, patrol- Actually, both of you may have should withhold air support .from Ramsdell's estimates of staff masters’ night Saturday at the D-Ala., the subcommittee chair Accompanying Atty. Lessner to ing, and traffic duty. The auxiliary fanned rumors his negotiations Bums, both of Manchester; a krishnan said in a broadcast Neh had his ease referred to the fam (JRPA la not on the docket for to The above quotations are not to the .meeting will be about a dozen done so. Your basic investment with Castro were not 'making the Cuban invasion (in 1961) can brother, Joseph Vince, and a sis needs, said the cost in the vicinity Masonic Temple on Orchard St. night’s meeting of the directors. man, was the lone Democrat in be construed as actual markets. police will assist in the handling no longer serve any useful pur of 8160,000, includes 17 teachers ru is engaged in "disciplining the ily relations officer until a reap- the group. Republicans included members of the Incorporated much headway toward persuading ter, Mrs. Angelo Felice, both of Dinner will be at 6:15 and the de nation’s enthusiasm and energy pearfuice of the case in Manches Town Planning Engineer Ed of traffic during the annual goals may be in conflict. If this pose in government. for the elementary schools, four gree work starts at 7:30. Kroy ward Rybezyk is of the opinion William S. Mailliard of California, stockholders’ group, including its Thanksgiving Day Road Race. the prime minister to admit arms “Nor cdn men like Chester Manchester; 20 grandchildren and for the defense of our freedom ter, Nov. 26. who waa re-elected; Laurence offloers. is the case, a stock could be ideal Inspectors to Cuban soil. 4 great-grandchildren. teachers at Sykes Junior High mann will be assisted by past mas and territorial integrity.” that Mrs. Jacobson’s beappoint- Parents to Visit The necessity of on-site inspec Bowles, Adlai Stevenson, Arthur School, and seven teachers at the ters of the 1940s and 1950s. A num Curtis of Massachusetts, who for "We wrote to Strichman Nov. Schlesinger Jr. and Richard Good The funeral will be held Thurs Calling him an example for chil ment is in the hands of the Town feited his Hotise seat in an un 2 requesting a meeting," Atty. reform Jn the Fairbanks manage for your nei^bot and entirely tion was believed-lessened by a day at 8:30 a.m. from the W. P. high school. ber of grand lodge officers are, ex dren to emulate, Radhakrishnan Planning (Commission. Bennet Classes ment since his resignation from the U.S. Navy report that c’hecks a t win.” In addition, Ramsdell also feels pected and 'W. Guy Oliver, district He points out that the town successful bid for his party's sen Lessner said this morning. "Mr. For a street you con be proud of... unsuitable for ytXL This truth In a general discussion of civil Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main the librarian should be hired on a said: "Nehru’s whole life has Coventry Women atorial nomination, and Rep. Mar Strichman is making an insMc- board of Pratt & Whitney in Au sea showed 42 missiles headed St., with a solemn high Mass of re deputy of the Ninth Masonic Dis been distinguished by his devotion ordinances were changed in Feb Parents of Bennett Junior High gust. points up the need for seeking back to the Soviet Union aboard ian advisers, Goldwater said Ken full-time basis, a home economics trict, will participate. ruary 1960, to reflect a state law, guerite Stitt Cihurch of Illinois, tion tour of the Fairbanks facili nedy should "dispense with the quiem at St. James' Church at 0. teacher should be hired for an ad to peace, pdssion for freedom, Hurt in Accident who did not seek re-election. School pupils are invited to spend ties .this week, so he arranged the He and the stockholders group professional opinum before mak Soviet ships. Burial will be in St. James' Ceme boiuidless love ^ d concern for requiring that one member of a have been asking specifically for U.S. authorities believe the mis advice of men who have devel ditional 1V4 days a week at Sykes town's ^ P A delegation be select A senator who didn't choc&e to a day at the school tomorrow. meeting for today. oped a guilt complex over Amer tery. Junior High, and an Instrumental children’s welfare.” A 65-year-old South Coventry run again, John Marshall Butler, The annual program begins at "We should like to discuss some the removal of the firm’s directors ing an investment. There is no sile menace from Cuba has been ed by the to'wn’s planning group. and the termination of employment virtually eliminated, but they ica's military superiority.” Friends may call at the funeral teacher should be hired, for 2^4 worhan is reported In satisfactory- Maryland Republican, also took 8:45 a.m. with orientation and of our complaints, and the areas obligatitn whatever in seeking-, At another point, he said; home tonight from 7 to 0 and to days a week at Rockville High About Town The confusion over responsibility off on a three-week tour. Repre coffee. From 9:21 a.m. to 12:45 we still feel require improvement,' contracts specifying high consult stress that the two dozen or more condition at Manchester Memor for the appointment seems to have Atty. Lessner said. ing fees for retired company man our opinion (» any situation." Soviet IL28 bombers still In Cuba “I am- more concerned over a morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 School. Cub Scout Pack 112, Washing 1^ockville-V ernon senting - the Senate Commerce p.m., the parents may visit class soil-cement civilian like Adlai Stevenson tell p.m. ial Hospital, after receiving - a arisen because of the appointments Committee, • Butler planned a sur rooms or hear explanations of the Atty. Lessner has been -seeking agement. Loflgm-lasttng, low-cot! povomont. Sovot tax can carry nuclear bombs. Above these needs, Ramsdell In ton School, will meet tonight at 7 made in 1960. Both Soviet and Cuban officials ing the United Nations that we dicated he would like the board to St the school. EJleven new cubs severe scalp laceration in a two- vey of ship building activities in school's gpiidonce, reading or li dellart bocouto upfo75%ef Nm nwtariolt orofrool PORnAND/ jf-li are prepared to take ‘risks' to Mrs. Mary Wright Rotary Club Gives In February of that year the England and West Germany. brary programs. have said the bombers were consider two more physical educa will be made bob oats. Each boy car crash at McKee and W. Cen TPC named M-ni. Jacobson, al ***** ***'“* How long ahould a low-budgot atnat last? Than are UMINT turned over to Castro and are un lessen the chance of an intensi Mrs. Mary Wright, 83, of Wilde- tion teachers and another remedial A House Foreign Affairs sub At noon, the choral ensemble Xtootey QtnmbbctdSI ftaxL. fied arnvs race with Russia than Should be accompanied by a par $250 to Zoo Plan ter Sts. about 10:45 this morn ready a town representative to the committee, head^ by John' S ao3-c«ment streets over 20 yean old—will last yean longerl Soil- der his control. The United States mere Beach, Milford, died yester reading teacher for the elementary ent. , CRPA, as Its appointee, In order and band will perform in the audi is expected to continue its naval I am about military men who re- day at Milford General Hospital. schools; a certified guidance coun ing. Monagan, D-Conn., set up a trip torium. After a question and an cement lasts Itwger becauee it is stronger Uian any^other pave to conform with the new town that will take members to Mos AMERICAN LEGION blockade of Cuba until the bomb gard the Soviets as an Implacable she was the mother of Mrs. Ray- selor for Sykes; and an additional Town firemen last night at 9:07 The Rockville Rotary Club has Mrs. Anne Moore of P.O. Box ordinance requiring the TPC ap swer period which follows, lunch ment short of concrete. It actually grows stronger year by year. PUTNAM ers are removed. foe which Will never deal ^ mond . Goodale_ . . of . Andover . _ arid speech teacher and a remedial donated $250 to the area fund 161, South Coventry, is in the cow, Warsaw, Vienna, Bonn, West will be served to close the pro WAHR w honor.” answered a false alarm pulled on point one member to the agency. Berlin, Copenhagen and Lisbon. With soil-cement, soad materials at hand are used. The main & C O . A Havana television commenta grandmother of Clifton Goodale of reading teacher to be shared by Box 213 at the Keeney St. School. drive to establish a children’s zoo special care zone~at the hwpital. Her term of office was to expire gram. ingredient is often eoQ underfoot or old broken-up blacktop and tor said that U.S. determination to Willimantic. the junior and senior high schools. at Hartford’s Keney Park, She strpek her head against the This group Included Reps. Har Companies 1 and 4 answered the in November 1962. ris B. McDowell Jr., D-Del., Lind gravel. Portland cement and Water are added. This is rolled • 71 E. CENIK S r, MANCNISIBt ,get the jet bombers out of Cuba Mrs. Wright was bom July 2, The requested 17 elementary alarm. Police are investigating. The 200 project, backed by the windshield, which shattered on Then In November 1960 the ap •OIL-CIMINT \. Ml 3-2151 ““is nothing more than a pretext 1879 in Hebron, a daughter of Mr. school staff additions would al Hartford Rotary Club, will cost impact, while a passenger in a sey Beckworth, D-Tex., William Controverswl Fish ■olid, then covered with a bituminous topping. Pipe Supply Bids low for 16 classroom teachers and pointment of John B. Barnini to S. Broomfield, R-Mich., and Rob Like relative, the eeahorse, Your community, too, can have better streets at low coet to hold up the negotiations.” and Mrs. George Goodnough But Col. Ralph T. Miller, national an estimated 8125;000. The Hart car driven by Mrs. Beksie Ben the CRPA expired. Mombort Now fork Stock The United States and the So ton. one staff member to teach vocal ford Foundation for Public Giv nett, 64, of South Coventry, who ert P. Griffin, R-Mlch. the male pipefish incubates the with soil-cement. Illustrated booklet, "Sold On Their Soil-Cement Etrefconge Opened by Town evangelist of the Salvation Army, At that time the TPC, instead o" These members- apparently youiqf in a brood pouch into which viet Union are said to have The funeral will be held tomor music (to be shared with the jun will begin a series of revival serv ing has agreed to donate 850,000 was also taken tb the hospital the board of directors, reappolntec' S t r ^ , " la youn for the asking. row, at 9:30 a.m. from the Com- ior high school). if the remaining $79,000 can be and X-rayed for possible head in made up only the first wave of the/female has deposited the eggs reached tentative ■ agreement for ice's tonight at 7 at the Citadel. Baminl. congressional tourism. Others and, for many years, the males Red Cross inspection of Cuba- 'The International Pipe and Ge- munity Funeral Home, 134 Church ’The four staff members request The special services will continue raised. juries. A hospltkl spokesman said Since. Mrs. Jacobson’s term o' EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT OPEN 9 te S DAILY bound ships to make sure the So-, ramies Co. of Newington is the St., Willimantic,. with a service at ed for Sykes, would provide two Marshall Kashman, a member early this afternoon that Mrs. seemed likely to turn up on jour were thought to be females. The PORTLAND CKMKNT ASSOCIATION each night this week.^ office had not expired, tills mean neys of official business—as they sexes were distinguished in 1831, 20 PmMMCt I I , UittM lM M ai OPEN 6:80 to 9 IHURS. EVE. viets do not bring back any of apparent low bidder to provide the 11 a.m. at Hockanum Cemetery, E'ngllsh teachers, one French of the 'Hartford- committee In Bennett mgy be held for observa either that the TPC had appointee: 8 O'CLOCK-REGION HOME, LEONARD ST. fensive weapons. town vi’ith about 5,400 feet of re East Hartford. The Rev. Herman teScher, and one mathematics and charge of the project who spoke tion. are solemnly noted in the recort^ but a controversy raged over the A national organmmtm to improve and axUnd Aa see* The American Legion Auxiliary two of the CRPA representativee, —as time hums along. matter'Jfor decades. of Portland cement and concretd OPEN 9 to 12 SATURDAYS The Baltimore Sun, quoting inforced concrete pipe for storm Meiser will officiate. science-teacher. will sponsor a membership pbtluck to the Rockville Rotary yester The accident occurred wl$en the which town regulations do not al high U.N. sources who refused to drain projects for a year. There will be no calling hours. Positions at the high school Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Legion day, said 835,000 would be sought Bennett vehicle, traveling west low, or that it had returned Mre. be identified, >said that the Rus Bids were opened this morning would be for two English teachers; home. Members are reminded to from business and industry, with bound on Wj,, Center St., struck Jacobson to- her. status as a direc sians are about'to renege on their from three companies. two mathematics, aclence'and his brin'g a Hot dish or salad. Mrs. Ed the remainder to be' tbught' (rom the right 'front of a car, driven 'The Atlantic Pipe Corp. of tor’s appointee to d made "Barnini proposal that agents of the Inter tory teachers: one industrial arts ward Walters is chairman of the general subscriptions. The Hart by Helen M. Nichols of East Hart their choice in her place. national Red Cross check cargoes Plainville bid 841,040 on the con Funerals teacher: “one-half’ teachers for program. - ford Rotary has subscribed' $10, ford, who weis driving through General Manaiger Richard Mar of Soviet ships bound for Cuba. tract. I physical education for girls and 000 for the zoo, Kashman said. the intersection while going The Sun's report said the Krem A third ccmipany,- the Leonard tin tod Rybezyk are both lookin,; Mrs. Susan Stavnitsky 'tZbother "one-half” teacher for Miss Marcia Rossiter of Lee’s Kashman said the city has set northbound, on McKee ' St. The into the question this sifternoon, sc lin now contends that it has lived Concrete Pipe Co. of Hamden, bid physical education for boys. Summit, Mo., formerly of Manches aside 39 acres for the zoo, and Nichols woman and a woman 842,497, but not including all tyjwr Funeral services for Mrs. Susan that the directors may take action up to its part of the earlier agree Ramsdell also indicated the fol ter, has received a letter of com- that development work oa 12 of companion were shaken up but this evening if necessary. ment by removing 42 missiles of pipe the town wants. Stavnitsky, 259 W. Center St., were lowing would have to be provided I mendation for her scores in a ha- the acres has already started. did not require' medical treat NimONWIDE’S FAMILY SECURANCE SERVICE If no action is taken, Mrs. Jacob from Cuba, and that it is ni»w up One of the projects for which held yesterday afternoon at' Con for the Skinner Rd. elementary tional merit scholarship examina The zoo will be named “Sher ment. The Bennett vehicle was son will remain in her post unti' to the United States to lift'.its the pipe will be used is the Sum cordia Lutheran Church. The Rev. school when It is completed: A su tion. She is a graduate of Barnard wood Forest,” and will contain towed away with considerable mit St. project, and another is the Paul C. Kalter, pasjior, officated. a successor is appointed,, or she I- blockade, withdraw from the pervising principal, a clerk, a Junior High School and a senior at animals that are , largely native front end damage. Patrolman reappointed. Guantanamo naval base and halt Elro St., Leonard St. and W. Mid Mrs. Ivan Beckwith was organist, part-time librarian, and two cus to the northestft part of the dle ' Tpke. project, which has al Lee's Summit High. She is a John McCelland is Investigiiting Uncertainty as to her appoint all anti-Castro activity. and Wesley Smith soloist. Burial todians. He also reported he would daughter of Mrs. Erma Rossiter country. Kashman said. He add the accident. ment could ^fect her election to healtn>^car and home - ready been approved by the board was In East Cemetery. all your insurance - life, be needing another clerk for the and the late Stephen F. Rossiter ed the zoo Will stay open from the (JRPA office, however. GUNFIBE HURTS THREE of directors. Bearers were George S. Beebe. superintendent of schools' office. Jr. April to Ndvember and that a I SAN'iX)'DOMINGO, Dominican John Alfieri, Nell Daniel, Edward The agency's tax study was in Ramsdell said most of the ele 25-cent feb will be charged to itiated to provide background for Republic (AP)'—PoiiCe wounded Adamy, Clifford Adamy and Ar mentary school needs would he for Donald Cordner, son of Mr. and help support the zoo and to help GAG to Get Data three persons today in a gun- thur Adamy. the regional plan that the CRPA Is PTA Unit to Hear the Skinner Rd. school. He observed Mrs. Thomas J. Cordner, 26 Green control who Is admitted. The developing. fight at the headquarters of a The Holmes Fimeral Home, 400 that his school population forecast opening date Is slated for June On Renewal Plan leftist political organization. Main St., was in charge of arrange Hill St., is a member of the fresh I t is divided into three parts. into one low-cost package. And one check a montl for the current school year waa man class of Union College, Bar- 1. 1963. The first deals with "Bixisting -Pat Police Chief Gen. Belisario Pe- Medicare Debate ments. 3,340 pupils—about 100 Wss than Donations may ' be mailed to gueros said the footing started j ___ bourville, Ky. He is a member of The Citizens Advisory Commit terns of Municipal Expenditure-- the actual enrollment. He noted hia the Dolphin Club, a swimming Milton Glover, president of the tee (CAC) will meet .at 8 tonight and Taxes": the second shows how when someone fired at policemen A Hartford physician and an of .Andrew S. Fllewicz forecast for next year is about 4,- team, and holds the school record Hartford National Bank & Trust from a balcony of the headquar The funeral of Andrew S. Flle- in the Probate Court Hearing tax revenues will have changed by ficial of the State Labor Council. 803—In Increase of about 500 over for the 200 yard butterfly, Co., or to “Zoo," care of the post 1975, under different regional de- 5- ters of the “14tfa of June” group- AFL-CIOi will debate on Presi wlcz, 137 Hilliard St., was held Sat his 1962-63 forecast. . \ master at Hartford, Kashman Room in the Municipal Building to patterned after Fidel Castro’s urday morning from the Talarski .velopment plans; and the third There has never been anything like Family Securance Service. With dent Kennedy's medicare proposal Action on Ramsdell’s requests is Chapman Court, Order of Amar said. . discuss the proposed North Ihid suggests some alternative ta-x “26 of’ July” revq^tionary at a meeting of the Nathem Hale Funeral Home, *380 Maple Ave., expected when the board of educa anth, will sponsor a rummage.sale redevelopment program. Hartford, with a solemn high Mass Representatives from the con structures to: more fairly distrib I..-r~ ~~ - t - i 4 ^ School PTA tonight' at 8 o'clock. tion meets In December. Friday at 0 a.m.'the Masonic ute municipal Income over the The physician, who will pre.sent of requiem at St. Bridget’s Church, Because of the pressing need for Temple. Those desiring pickup sulting firm of Raymond and May this one, simple solution, in su r^e planning inov^s from the horse the rtews of the American Medical Manchester. Church Will Cite. Associates, who are preparing the Capitol Region. Flattery For Women increased librarian assiatance at service niay . call Mrs. Frank A complete written report will 4 E ■ P '- i Association, is Dr. Meade J. Luby. The Rev. John J. Delaney was Sykej Junior- High, the .board au Crocker, 48 Russell St. initial plans' for the North End, The Kennedy administration’s celebrant, assisted by the Rev. thorized Ramsdell to make ar- Long Wed Coup]es will explain redevelopment proce not be ready for some time, how Stanley E. Hastillo, deacon, and ever. / . and buggy age into the modern era^^ConsUmer convenience. ItJs no/ views will be given by Keith Prou- rangfements for increasing the li Buckingham Congregation dures to CAC members, and an ty of-New Haven. .the Rev. Dennis R. Hussey, sub brarian's time now, rather than * Two cpuples will be honored at swer questions about the renewal Other nominees are Leonard' (S'. deacon. Mrs. Raymond Murphy was al Church, Glastonbury, will spon progiram. Tracy, Bloomfield, vice chairmto: The meeting will begin with, a waiting for the next school year. sor a card party Friday at 8 p.m. family night services tomorrow at John J. Bowler, 'Windsor, 'secre pbtluck at 6. o'clock. i . ' organist and soloist. Burial was in On. other staff matters, the Zion Evangelical-L,utheran Church. Tile CAC will alko adopt -com a rich man’s plan. Family Securance ^ y ice is for the hard-pressed- Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. Bloom at the church. Tickets may be ob mittees' to work on various' com tary; Charles .'L. Crosier, 'Rocky board authorized Ramsdell to seek tained at the door- or from Mrs. A potluc'k will be served at 6. field. Father Hastillo read the com- new teacher for Grade 1 at The guests of honor include Mr. munity Improvement programs. Hill, Treasurer. mittal service. Military services Maple St. School, and approved Herbert Weir, Lines St.. Glaston- and Mrs. Julius Dey, 59 -Lyness Nominated to the executive A " 36-Inch" P^rtnerl bury. \ committee are Philip J. Baue;'. family man who thinks can’t afford the protection ne knows he were conducted at graveside. Ujje hiring of Nancy Schachner as St., who are celebrating their 57th ‘ ' -1 - Bearers were Andrew Panan, i Grade 3 teacher at Building B. weddthg anniversary, and Mi/ and Sculpture Stolen Avon; Everett J. Efelaney, South Victor Della Ferra, Frank Polucha, | Mrs. . Schachner replaces Mra jBrownle and Girl Scout leaders Mrs. John Clayton, 84 Alton, St., Windsor; Henry, ' G. ‘ Hlnchclifle. Milton Gillespie, Joseph -Martin phyiUs Landry who has retired. of the northwest neighbors-, will celebrating their 55th anniversary. LAWRENCE. Kan. ' (AP) — A Wethersfield; Stanley Leven, Wes'. needs. It works best for families with income? between $5,000 and Sr„ and Edward McGlllicuddy Authorization of a Grade 1 meet tonight.at 7 ;30 at Camp Mer- The Rev. Martin Duchow. of bronze sculpture worth several Hartford; and'Albert D. Putman. teacher followed approval by the riwQod, Gardner St. “ * thotisand dollars was stolen from Hartford.' / West Hartford, circuit pastor, will the University of Kansas Art Mu board oit a plan to turn the old show a film on a Cleveland (Ohio) seum duHijg the .weekend. $12,000 a year...families who think’they have no choice but to be “in- B o lto n lunchroom at** Maple St, school convention of Missouri Synod. From Paris ' . . . V A ^ Into a classroom. The coat of alter The piece was cast ,ln 1929 by From Paris comes the-cinn*tni?b- Man Hit by Car Mrs. Howard Hanson is chair the late German sculptor, George ations to the luncmroom. Including man of the prograpi. She. will be sllk chiffon looped stole bordefed ■ V/ 3 Breaks at Notch another exit, was estimated at assisted by members of the Kpble.'Ekititled "Resurrection,” it with feathers. It simply slips-over surance~poor.” Family Securance Service solves this pfoblenii and ends $2,000." ■ ' . Leaves Hospital Walthet League of the- churfch. Is a figure of « Woman,. 30 inches 'the head. Being Investigated Herbert Lee Paul, director of high. speech for the school system, re- Museum officials wouldn't say Roland Green, 73, of 436 N. Main how much they paid for the sculp insurance confusion for good in a lovN^cost, dramatic way. Now, through Breaks last night at Bolton' Ported there are about 250 students St., today was discharged from In the system With speech. diffi Guest Night Slated ture, but an .identical casting sold Low-cost, conven ■ ’ / . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Pharmacy, the New Model Laun Mepitihester Memorial Hospital just on the German market in 1859 Securance jbluciprint charts everything, exciu- One package covers everything. culties. This Is about five per cent ient, and wonderfully flexible. Just car insurance now? Okay! More life dry and-the post office, adjoining o f ’the schwl” population about two months to the day that he re By Sweet Adelines for 88,000. ') aiye blueprint clearly lists all the insurance you own—plus all your other one agent and a convenient monthly budget plan, you can protect business places at Bolton Notch, ‘ the same average rate as the rest ceived a fractured skull and other A- painting by Edouard Manet, assets, such as property and savings. Then it shows you the exact protec- ^ insurance later? Just add it when it’s called for. n Id matter how many were under Investigation today b y ' ofthe nation, Paul added. ' The Insured for $40,000, was stolen tion you need today...and how to plan for tomorrow. ^ coverages, Securance combines everything you need in one package, injufies when' he was struck by a Mountain Laurel Chapter, Sweet from the museum last - August. car on E. Center St. Adelines Inc., will have a special your car, your home and your family. Call the office below or your The 'Oct. 18 accident, which oc inter-chapter guest night Thurs Mn. m iiS fS 'm llh . ol “I*,* ■!-«“ >■ “ "'•P!’ curred in front of the A & P Mar day at 8 at the Irish American the ladndry branch office, dlscov-' ment. ket parking lot, brought the ar Home, 69 Grove St., Hartford. nearest Nationwide‘agent for details on this exclusive new plan. On either businees, the board rest of Richend F. Larson, 18, of ered the breaks this morning. En heard that 'Vernon’s latest per- Guests will be the West Shore 1 try at the laundry and the phar 110 Oak Grove St., on a reckless Sea Breeze shapter. West H^ven, WE ARE called macy was gained through the pupil state aid grant is $444,344; driving charge. On Oct. 29, the approved a request from the V w - case waa noUed ,in Circuit Court and Marlboro (Mass.) chapter. Tlw Kev To Your Futon W6t(fli Howard K. Smith ‘^News and Somment" Sunday nights over ABC-TV front door, entry to the post office non Methodist Church to use two The Manchester chapter was PLUS again and again by branch office was gabbed through 12, Manchester, for lack of state’s chartered in June 1961. In April 1 _ a rear window. classrooms at Vernon Elementary evidence. .'Witnesses at the scene School for Sunday SoHooi classes; of the accident reported that .1962, the chorus placed fifth In a the same families-^ “For full infonnatloB call or aee Police report $20 in cash was regional competlon In Derry, N. H. taken frotn the drug store but that approved a request by the select Green had i walked into the> side of Let a IBM Keypunch. your local agent Uated below." nothing is knw n to have been men to tie-in water Knee from the the, Larson vehicle while crossing They will compete In April 1963 In as often as the need taken from tne cleaners or the town garage to the linee feeing the stijeet against a “no walk” sig Rochester, N. y. PLUS Machine DOMuililO NARDINl JR. post office. Vernon Elementary School; turned nal Prospective members are invit arises — for they $82 West Middle Turnpike INCHES down a.bid from a resident in Bol Besides receiving a skull frac ed to attend the guest night or SCHOOL operation Mtochester, Conn. ton Lake Shore lasking that the ture, Green had multiple lacera any Thursday rehearsal No mu know that our serv Phone Mitchell 9-8200 ■nils versatile charmer in sizes school bus be allowed to come tions and abrasions of the fdee and sical training is necessary and and wiring, Frassinelli Guest closer to. some 'of the homes there; there are no auditions. COURSEH ice will meet their JOHN J. CRONIN for the ’matron can be made decided it wasn^'t,practical to con chest. He was on the' critical list with ruffle trim, with a becoming for .several weeks after the inci For Information call Mrs. Tru : \ 169 N. Main Street At K oC fc Monday duct a rehearsM of evacuation pro dent. ' open _ 407 & 6 0 4 - every need. Phone MI 9-6265 collar In contrast. cedures for children during a Civil man Criindall, 58 White St.,., or No. 8349 with Patt-O-Rama is Dofen.se exercise; and heard a re Mrs. Robert Gordon, 417 E. Center Doors 1401 Computer or In sizes 36, 38. 40, 42. 44, 46. 48, 819-H Attilio Frasslnelil, oommlsslon- port from Allen Dresser, aasistant 'Tax Write-Off St. ' ■ I 50. 52. Bust 38 to 54. Size 38, 40 Pattern No. 2819-H has pattern er of consumer protection for the for doll and costume; hot-iron superintendent, or student teach for yoUi Prograrnming. ARTHUR ZOXTI bust, short sleeve, collarless, 5%' state,' will speak Monday night to ers doing pnaoUce teaching in the MOBILE, Ala. (AP)—An- auto Main Street yards of 35-lnch. transfer for face; fuq. directions the Knights of Columbus at the Sand for To order, send 35c’’in coins to: system. mobile agency decided to use a Free Placement Phone MI 9-96S1 To order, send 35c in coins to: K of C Home, at 8:80' p.m,. on con Ramsdell told the board he has large, helium-filled balloon in its Personal INotices booklat Sue Burnett, Manchester Evening Anne Cabot, Manchester Evenihg sumer protection. sent out Civil Defense - question- advertising' program. Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERI- Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AMER- _ FrMi^eyj„^®ag ,!j4mftd “fw trerra’ paretwni*" ‘"them Manag6f“ 'J. "D. Wright Was J P ^ J X W , , *g._ pdst'in 1959. whether in ;an , emergency they sending up the 7-by-lO-foot balloon In Memoi^am -5. !'l t*6r Istclass moling add 10c For Ist-class mailing adcf 10c He was a representative to tlje wanted theiri children to wait for Monday when the wind suddenly In lovjns memory of our brother, n a tio n w id e fo r. each pattern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- legislature from Stafford Springs the bus, walk home, or rema>in at freshened. He called for help and Daniel T. Madden who was killed In I SCHOOL OF BUBjtNKBB | One check pays for everything. It works like a cjiarge drass with 2ione' and Pattern Num action November 18. 1942; while penr- One agept takha care of everything. From irow'on L F E • HEALTH * HOME • CAR INSURAtNJCE Address with .Zone, Style No. and from 1946 to 1950, and was the school ao they could'he picked up a salesnian ran'out. . > . Ing aboard the USS Juneau. Oonild I. Basutt Ctarlfi H. Stne your Nationwide man dofes the worrying for you. Whether it’s an accident a(xbunt...and your payments are spaced out in even amounts. You can Size. ^ ber. ' i . . - First selectman of that town The balloon dragged the two by parents. This day do we remember, Priil4«iit claim or windstorm damage to your house, he’s the man to call. Securance pay for all your Nationwide cqverage on a on^-check-a-nionth baais..,or \ Don’t mils the new Fall - and Send 60i for the New,. Big-Size from 1946 to. 1960. DresSer said that - to date pro men- across the car lot. Finklly toMnM, IMMI imtwa M. / MInM UI, l,urMM to. (MVW.M, IMwl FU, iMwir, •xka ewtow, '62 Albunili''filled .with lovely- de A loving thought we give on a quarterly basis. Even semi-annually or annually, 7 Winter '62 tesue of our pattern ■’ In 1955 former Gov. Abraham visions had been made to allow 31 a sharp wind gust snapped the For one no longer with us. 721ima^it.llartfN^ aZMIH gives you direct service—lind h e re ’s iio rooih foi confusion. book Basic Fashion—a complete signs, 'a needlework stftch section A. Rlbicoff apj)ointed him' to the student, teachers to practice teach heavy cord and toe $280 ballon But .Id our hearts xtiU lives. and fr^ patterns. Boitoii, PnMdmce, Ni» ■9- . ■ V ■ , . , ■cwlng gu^e. Send 50c. state food and drug cohuj^sslon. ing In ifiie ayatem. It vifoi noted sailed but of sight. r- Bisters and brothers. *1------V - f . ■ •' - - - . - ______-1- . V.- ■ \ - f V ' , T- PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN.1 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 LITTLE SPORTS BY R 0U 80N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR B^’VPLB DAILY CROSS WOIUT PUZZLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1968 PAGE ELEVEN I ------i_ _ _ _ .\ v ix i'R e m ONE WITH ■mt*' Am w w to PrMtoa I kOAD, ITS OAUDB 1HUMBSCW3IJOHX American w e OOOC-TO-OOOB w e '* Lamoureaux w o DRUG 6AueSAAAN/WMAT Y SConfoaion BRINGS VOO ID HOOPLC MAMC3R, >] 4Marlnar*a CLAUDB f HANe HOO TO LVIELUWSTi>J LWELLINGlbN <|_ directtoB FCRGCrTTEN WAT MRS. . ^ CiRUMWELL,WE INTER- ) S Lower llmbe 127.23 Posting STw; h o o p l e MAS b e e n Quvre .N ^ O M A L TRIA L LAWYER’.^ / 7Bft “ ----- 0( SWNah floral UPSET EV/ER SINCE ND ue ' SAY a r e NtoO REAU.Y A < 1 ? Lannfal'* . emblem S ftr r REMCWER ATE A loerGCnvE, o r i s t h is a o a ’ incrcMedhii 7Sleeveleaa Grzyb Sets Record I l e f t o v e r HALLOWeEN UteniT sarmenta Top Average, By EARL TOST BUGLS BUNNY hole IN THE R13G^ repuUtioo SiUTow poison, BowBng Editor UHcntgagor e Steamer (ah.) Walt Berthold, No. 1 ’ 14 Dinner eoom lOPeaeefn] ' Hampton Next MANCHESTER WOMEN—Hob 11 Wife of Faria age roller in the Northem'i IIIUIIUU UDedare by leads the stamUnga with With 433 Triple Hit ticut League two years ago, has 88 Pack MTnnqaD IZReqnirementa 31 “A Year’s Ufe" a 12-6 recotd, two games ahead of CITY 17 Therewith MTrouUe w u ----- of hit 39 PrepoaitioB cut down Ms activity this eezaca. (ilang) 221 first pablidwd 40 Banquet First round o f pl«y has been Nor-Gene Landaeaping. A-1 Ca and to bowling but two nights a U R ar TOlumei 42 Onagers completed by the Restaurant terers and (Biva's Esao (0-0) are Sparkling 433 triple by Hank Giyzb got all the {daudita in wedc, niuradays and Fridays, and aOLandoTCain't 26£ _ 34C * S' X'-' lrjM}E TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, rtlK3DAY* NOVEMBER 18,1988 MAN(MSSTER SVBIHNG HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 18, 196C PAGE THIRTEIN THE Afternoon of Herald Angle AAU in Last-Ditch Truce Conference By Bob Kennedy Winners in Pjunt, Pass and Kick EAKL YOST W Sports Editor Fails in Bid Ferrisi Closing In A s~ “ 12-0 Teepee Tales from Memorial Field To* Fnd Fight , Give an assist to fatso Major Hoople for another prediction On Scoring Crown which came out right when he gave you Manchester High over ^ By HOWIE HOLCOMB Bristol Central on paper in his weekly predictions. Yesterday NEW YOr F (A P)—The 0 - ■' It was an afternoon of sur afternoon before a fine Veterans Day crowd, estimated at AAU and NCAA, unsuccess BOSTON (AP)—Amherst has lost its unbeaten season but prises yesterday at Memorial 1,500 the Indians made Hoople look go^ by dumping the Bell ful in reaching a solution' of star halfback Bob Santonelli continues to lead the race for Field. Yet one of the least sur Towners on the field of battle, 12-0. In case'you missed it in their feud over control of ama New England college football scoring honors. prising things was that Man last Wednesday’s edition of Thef teur sports , in the United The versatile junior plunged for4- chester High’s beleaguered Herald, the Maje tabbed Manches States after more than 18 a touchdown, ran for one conver the windup battle against Colby. ter a 16-6 winner over Bristol. close as they came to handling the hours of haggling, sit down sion and kicked another in the Bates freshman Tom C|irr slippetl football team bested Bristol Two brothers in the "spotlight” baU. Bristol consumed all 12 min 25-23 loss to Trinity last Satur from second to fourth with hi.': Central, 12-0. How they did it Is utes of playing time whUe running at the conference table again day. That upped Sajitonelli’s Jo- 60 points. , another story. at the grid skirmish were the Dltaliaa, Terry and Paul. The off 17 plays . . The biggest and today in last-ditch effort to tal to 74 points. Bill King, Dartmouth quarter-, Pigfured by the so-called experts loudest cheerleaders were not the reach a temporary truce. back and captain, ‘ retains the to be one or two touchdowns bet former led the fine Manchester However, defending champion High band in several selections petite girls in red and white colors U.S. Atty. (3en. Robert F. Ken Ralph (Horse) Ferrisi of South fifth spot with. 48 points. Dave ter than the OCIL cellar-dwellers, ' ^ A 'f/jk but several occupants in the press while Paul tollowed Herald Phpto- nedy, who spent hours with ern Connecticut is making a Holmes of Middlebury and Ver the MHS Indians lived up to ex box . . Officials did a great job, the warring factions trying to mont’s Ken Burton each have 42. pectations as.Co-Captain Don Sim grapher Sineb Ofiara step by step great stretch drive to i-epeat and led by Referee Gene D^ek and hammer out a compromise Mon has pulled to within five points Ron Deveaux of Tufts stood un mons and ' burly fullback Boh and matched “shots” with the Bill Huber, New . Britain High professional. While all this was day night, toiled to bring about ■>1 69. changed at 40 while Bill Well- Blanchard scored the necessary baseball coach. It was a difficult a peace. stead of Dartmouth and Ver touchdowns for victory. I V going on, the boys’ mother, Mrs. game to work becauu of Bristol's ^Ferrisi, hard-driving senior f f . Doris D’ltalia was back at the of He warned both the AAU and fullback from Weynlouth, Ma.ss., mont’s Deane Kent' have 38 apiece. activity after the whistles had Wellstead’s total has been fash i " fice manning her post as The Her NCAA, however, that the public contrUmted 34 points in the past OCIL STANDINGS blown and the result was personal was not concerned with the dis ioned entirely by kicking—six i ’ (Herald PtidUj.by Ofiara) W. L. T. Pcfc ald’s county editor... Doug Pear foul penalties, each carrying 15 week—^ in the postponed game son and Neil Wise, two fine soc pute. He also told both organiza with cW tral Connecticut last field goals and 20 points after Wethersfield ...... 8 0 0 1.000 yards. The game was never out of tions either to reach an accord touchdown. Bob Blanchard Scores TD That Insured Manchester’s 12-0 Victory Over Central cer .jilayers with Manchester’s control, but could have been very Monday and 20 in the 49-28 romp a Conard ...... 6 1 0 .867 on their own- or to use some other over Ithaca'Saturday. Bob Griffin of Southern Con Platt ...... 6 2 0 .714 CIAC G ^ s A tourney finalists, easily, if Malek and hia partners. necticut heads the pass—for- practiced toiith the hooters in the alternative — meaning arbitra Hall ...... 4 3 0 .571 Alan Mooney and Bud Sawyer tion. Winners sporting their new New York Giant style football jackets in Ford’s Punt, Pass Holy (Dross \uarterback Pat Mc points departmept, hitting for MANCHESTER . .2 4 1 .383 morning and then made a quick didn’t exercise' their rights. "Regardless of what tentative and Kick contest, sponsored by Dillon S. are shown above. Left to right, Connie Mc- Carthy strengthened his grip on nine touchdowns and a total of Boston Choice Windham ...... 2 5 0 .286 change and repotiedf tor duty in the Mooney is a former Notre Dame agreements that may have been third place by\ scoring twice 54. Only two points behind him is press box, a t 1 o'clock.. Pearson standout who coached at Weaver Curry, Doug Downhan, Jon Leber and Alan Skinner. Missing was John Eadie. Com against Virginia Militaijy. McCar 'Eastern ...... 2 5 0 .286 reached or alternative measures petition for boys 7-11 was held last Sunoay witn winners in each of the five age cate Boston College's Jack Concannon.. Titans Up for Sale^ MaJeiiey ...... 1 5 1 .167 bandied the field pubUp address High in Hartford at one time . . being considered, I feel confident thy has 66 points. , Brown sophomore Jim Dunda has Of Faulkner Centrzflk...... 1 6 0 .143 system while Wise oover^ the Norm Gerber, Bristol coach and the two groups will themselves gories. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) In spite of a scoring plunge in tos.sed for 48 points, a ^ o n for the High School ’World former UConn lineman, may dis • f • resolve Uieir differences and But in bet\(«en the scores (and agree with my vie'ws on' the work reach a happy conclusion,” he To Top Oilers before the flrst^one) came some Frustrating Of the men with the stripped said. shiPts, r Sites Olympic Need .r' of the oddest football of the season. There were several frustrat To ^tay in New York Imagine, if you will, pne team ' ■ * • * Kennedy is understood to have ing experiences, one. being the DALLAS (AP) ^— Boston, controlling every play for An., entire told the AAU and NCAA that for leading Houston by half a toilure of the beautiful new port Splinters Hurt the sake of the 1964 Olympics, It — Only^Since then, a fourth offer has been^would be moved to New Orleans period and not getting on the^pre- able electric scoreboard to func NEW YORK (AP) game in the Elastem iMvlsIon board! Bristol did it by taking the Two Of Manidiestor’s beat of- was imperative that they reach two things seemed reasonably made.” but added he was certain this race. Is the choice of Denver tion until after the 20, minute mark fensivs backs, Eric Kayl an agreement. ^Neither Foss nor Wismer would second half kickoff and consuming certain today as far as the fi wasn’t so. Coach Jack Faulkner to beat the whole third period busting up of Ifiay had been passed... Then Then picked up iqiUiiteto on the Actually, indications were that MORIARTY BROTHERS Identify the prospective buyers. ■ Await Ntw Park t o m waa BUI. Pearson, one of bench most of the afterhopn but nancially distressed New YorA the Oilers Sunday in their the middle for steady but short his hope for a "happy conclusion” However. Foss said they are “ all “We’ll be operating next year at vital American Footbaii gains. They had made it to the Manciheater’s finest, coming into when Ozols got Into *8011011 with was optimistic. Titans of the American Foot from the Metropolitan area.” And Flushing Meadow, far from the League encounter. Manchester ^2 when the period the crowded press box to Inform five minutes to play and had a Neither side was disposed to' ball League are concerfied. Wismer described the. interested site of the New York football Boston defeated Denver 38- ended. tha Briatol radio station announ chance to run the pigskin he give ground. The AAU was deter- > parties as “close personal friends Giants,” Foss said. ‘"There’s room cers who were sending the play- rambled 78 yards. The speedy First, the Titans ate up for 29 Sunday, remaining half a. Bristol’s momentum ended with (Herald Photo by Offara) mined to keep its sole hold on of mine.” for two professional teams in the length in front of the Houston the quarter. 'They were third and by-play action back to the Bell back wSs almost away for a by the International Amateur Ath-. •ale. Wismer has opera^ted the Titans Metropolitan ama.” Co-C&ptain Don Simmons'' Tally Gives Indians ^ r ly Lead Town that, they were not getting score, being hit and downed from Second, they will ranaln in New club the Patriots whipped 34- seven when the last period beg(an. letic Federati(in. The NCAA still. for 2 % years and clsiims he has The Giants, operating at Yan 20 in their previous meeting. A running play gained a yard toen through. The flaw wasn’t correct behind Steve Hahn, Steve Ratey,. Fred Ja senior guard John Kozaka in the gw offense. hind a defense which has allowed berlain. in scoring, with 4l7 and Brian Rapp, to the junior varsity f f m iP t cobs-and John'Jacobs (Fred’s lineup, , The Boston Traveler insists Bos only ' two touchdowns- and a field 373 points, respectively. - in a workout yesterday. In his 19ia>0BD ECONOllNE . If yeu'ra over M in g to buy o good used cor os o sec father )"r.T^ice-blessed with luck ton College (6-2) is virtually a goal while tlie Ephs have run up The Jtvm . significant scoring place during the unusually -long, was Bruce 'Anderson who won two Massachusetts beat the Wild- changes the past week were in ond cor— or |f you're port of o one-cor family that cats-!-they • face . another Wlldcdt shoo-in for a Gotham Bowl bid if a 6-1 record so fa r 'this year. two-hour Monday afternoon scrim 1957 MERCURY $595 VAN $1795 turkeys, each the, prize for vvln- the Eagles turn back cross-town The last two opponents have mus field goal percentages and foul mage were senior Tim O’CjpnndJ 4-Door.. Gray. Radio, heater, M,'^rcomatlc. needs o cor ffiot will start when the show is on the ning a luck match. band in New Hampshire—without fsdMt, 'Green. Low, low mileage. three first stringers. ’Top-ground rival Boston University Saturday. tered only, three yards rushing shooting. and sophomore Ed Mc(3arthy. ' groun^NOW 'S THE TIME TO BUY IT! Sava monay The winner of turkey No. 13 — gainer Sam Lussler has been out BU'Coach Steve Slnko calls the between them against the stub lucky. 13 for someon^ — .will jiave born Williams defense. . . — AND GET MORIARTY BROTHERS' BONUS! two weeks with a knee injury, current Eagles: ‘"Ilie finest Bos ^49S6BLDSM0BILE"^ $1295 to be determined by a shoot-off trackman Loren Flagg at fiankw ton (College team in post-war his Navarro’s defensive crew of 1961 CONTINENTAL $3995^ among the three men who tied for back also 'was missing, along with tory.” Sinko adds: “We haven’t 1961 , permitted eight foes only Fiesta Station Wagon. Black. Radio, heater, four touchdowns and a rushing 4-Door Hardtop. Beige. Radio, heater, auto first place in that match, skill with tackle Paul GrahAm. reached our potential this season, power steering, power brakes, hydramatlc. a rifle. Each of them — Paul Ed ’nils is our last chance.” average of 88.5 yards per game. matic transmission, full power. One owner, v wards, Ben Oehore* and F r ^ Ja 26 Soifiiomoree BU'scrapped Its lonely-Biid of “I don’t think the committee cobs (those Jacobq are hard to UMass begran fedl practice with fense and wmt back to the wing-T could have made a fetter choice,” beat) — fired excellent 48s out 26 sophomoreq on a squ^ of 46 in its victory over Omnectlcut. Waters said. “I’ve known and 1960 LINCOLN $2595 of 50 despite the prevailing nor’- and lost five veterans due back tor Harvard Coach John Yovicsin worked with Frank for many 1960 M b e U R Y $1395 various reasons, Ooach Vic Fusia 2-15oQr Hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic 10,000 westerlies. praised 'st^homore guards Gene years. In my book, he’s tops.” __s 2-Door. White. Radio, heatar, ataodard tran^ had planned to-play all the sopho Skowironskl and John Vinton. for transmission, toll power, air conditioning. Ciddr, doughnuts and coffee mission. Blue-Gray. * ' were available for anyone who mores he could, looking to the fu their roles in the 20-0 triumph wanted something to eat. Mrs. ture. over Princeton. Need More Teams laAaf al John Gallagher was in charge of But the key yearUngs jelled Brown reported three backfield right away, headed by quarterback regulars are< ipiesUon marks' for CHOI STMirs the refreshments: she dispensed F o r Intermediate $1795 1960 PLYMOUTH ^ $1395 Jerry 'Whelcher and tackle Bob 1961 COMET them with a smile and a warm Saturday’s Ivy test at Harvard — Fuiy 4-Door. Green. Radio, heater, automatic Burke. left half Jan Moyer, fullbock Jon CAPITOL station wagon. Gray. Radio, heater, automatic Those ij.’W Green Stamps will come in mighty handy right * Prefiniahed In handsome "tracery” design . . . handi probably Uie only one in To date there are just three transmission. r transmission, power steering. the crowd. Both Massachusetts and New Meeker and. quarterback Don Car- teams who state their interest in now to help you in Christmas gifting—and they're yours ready to be applied and enjoyed. clerl. The turkey shoot unquestion Hampshire had figured to have entering the Intermediate Bas when you buy a used ear here priced at $195 or more. Stop troubles at quarter where key Yalea’ upset loss to Penn, 15-12, ably was a success. 'Valuable ex -was a multiple blow. Halfback ketball League. EQUIPMENT 1959 PONTIAC $1595 m tonight! . • Tic Tac Toe W” Peg Board holes precision designed perience was gained by those who figures had left 'via graduation. League officials had hopes of a Whelchel filled the Redmen bill Randy Egloff (broken ankle) and 1957 MERCURY $845 Catalans 2-Dbor Hardtop. Blue and white. were attending a turkey shoot for placeklcker Wally Grant (knee) six team league .but in the event' Completely ^quipped. Many 1961 and 1962 model.s on sale—and you (»n buy one to hold a variety of heavy duty fixtures. just as junior Lloyd Wells stepped that six teams aren’t available Colony Park. Radio, heater, full power. the first time, especially the of 'for are out for the season. CO^ INC. with only $195 down and 36 months to pay. ficials. New knowledge and fresh ■Into the breach the Wlldcata of then a four, team league will be • Decoratively designed to give your home beautiful, ideas undoubtedly will be com New Hampshire. organized. Just as socm as teams tiU SS INSTALLED ’This marks' the third year Monday's Fights , have efttered a roster .the sched 88 Main St.— MI 3-7958 and practical working walls. bined to make the next such event IN ALUMINUM COMMNATION DOORS an even groater success. __ Massachusetts has gone into' the ule Will be drawn up and play ;*i?fi!jiSSJB«JIE(tfe.4,8hqt at a share BAL/TIMORE—Joey Oiardello, will gat imderway. AND ¥rtN|)OWS TYFB Tan — Tnuiaa Segyiea « —or all—of toe Yankee'tJUS'. ’Yiti? yrorking space^ Leads NHL Scorert Redmen whipped New Hampshire ny Morris, 101)&, Pitttour{^, 10. 10th, birtoday laefore- Oot 8 of OTKN 8 AJIf. to 5 P.M.—8ATCBOAT 8 AJM. 8a NOON — HOURS — to gain a championship tie with SYDNEY. AnstraUa — Rocky jthis year is eligible to play. Any- ' • Keeps> clean with the swish of a damp doth. MONTREAL (AP)—Ale* Delvec- Connecticut two years ago. They Kallngo, ]144H.. PbUlppihes, one interested in entering a team Daily till 5 P.M. i chio, star center and left wing of lost it to' Maine last toll. ' stopped Alfredo Cota, 145K, Mei^ or any Indivldiial who is not af J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. Thuri. tin 9 PM . TELEPHONE M l 3*1131 the first-place Detroit Red Whigs, Massachusetts has a 4-0 league Jco. 9. filia te with a team but would 31 BISSELL ST.— Phone^Ml 9-7322 301-315 CENTER ST. OPEH EVEhflNGS took oVer. undisputed possession of record while New Hampshire is ^ TOKYO-Junya Xosaka, l4814^ like to ' plhy is asked to contact till 4 P.M. the top qx>t today in the National 8-4)-l. Jiapan, Jmockad out Dlok Carioa, Bob Digan at the East Slda Rec lO T Hockey Lssigue'a soorlnff rao*. 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MI S4NS. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS >WN1H8-Lw' large enclosed porcb. 2 A __ _ ^ . T A m tm x r a m nJESDAT, NOVEMBER 18, 1988 A vw ^e Dafly Net Preoa Rm For lbs ^eek IM ed The Weather ^ eaest at H. 8 . WmtlMr nw isg Friendriiip night will be ob V ovonbO T 10, 1988 About Tow n served tomoirow a i^ p.m. at the DlMbled Axnerioan ficers will wear^ colored gOwns. FREE PARKING M M nber oC lb s A n d it wsst winds abont 10 ndlsa per hum T«t«nui« wiQ ma«t tonig^ at 8 a t Refreahmwts will be served by HOUSE &. HALE Boreon of ObeabUb* tonight. \ Mm American Licelon Home. Mrs. Frank Falrweather, Mrs. Goes on Air Tonight raar of our stora. . . M antkuUT^A Cky of ViUago Charm Jamea Thomson, and a committee. Main St^ Mancha4tap-~Phona Ml 3-4123 HAwki JoOy, aon of Mr. and Mra. Antbcmy JoUy, 78 Devon Dr., St Miargaret’a Circle, Daugh A birthday cake, dozens of doughnuts, a gallon of pickled rO L . L X X X n , NO. '89 (EIC 9 TEBN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1981 « F s a e m PlRICE FIVE CENTS wiU be a aololat at a mlnatnt ters of Usabella, will m e^ tonight mushrooms and a bongo drum, the makings of an unconven Saturday at 8 pm . at Boat Win^- a t 8 at the K of C hewne. aor H lrii SduK^ The abow ia apoit* tional party, are all on the roster of items to he auctioned over ^ ^ ___ aored by the Ldona Club. JoUy la Verplanck School PTA will radio station WINF by the Kiwanis Club tonight. Faceg 24»Hoiir Flight in April a 1962 graduate of Manohester If your mood is one of thrift,9 r I09th ANNIVERSARY Y . Ghavan Higli School where he Waa a mem aponaor a book fair at the school State N ew s auditorium today from 7 to 9 not gaiety, theh atteniT to the two boys and girts camps, and a va ber of the Round Table aingers. 810 savings accounts being of .m., tomorrow from 9- to 5 and riety of other adttviitteB. ? fered. to 9 pm., and Thursday from And if you dont find wtist you St. Francia heavier Mothera’ CSr- ■To furnish your home, you will want up for sale tonight, then Takes India Astronaut Cooper Roundup ole will meet at thabome of Mra. 8 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mra. Ray mond Cooc is diairman of the find a full-length door mirror, a tune in at the same time tomor Oecrge O'Brien, 129 Bretton Rd., double bed electric blanket, a fa ir. row, when there wiU be sooltlier tomorrow at 8:18 p.m. Co-hoateaaea Steams and Foster mattress, and 130 Items up for auptloa. Diefensejob will be Mra. Harry Yoigenaen and 825 worth of New England col Rush Alpert Says Line Mra. Robert McNamara. St. Mary's Episcopal Ouild will lection wallpaper. Handled Plane at 6 meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at Guild Should your Interest In New a y H EM BT 8. BRADSH AW Owes Him P^ision ■Martha Ctreie, BRianuel Luther Hall. Membera are reminded to England go beyond the walls, Police Arrests l^W DELHI, India (AP) an Church wiS meet for aewtng bring sandwiches. Dessert and Engaged By HOWARD BENEIHOT there Is a book, "Thet*New Eng •—India got a new defense fLeroy O. Cooper 8r., who Ihres Ihuraday at 10 am . at the church. beverages will be served by Mrs. land Image," up for sale. OPEN CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) nearvthe tiny mountain town of NEW HAVe 6 (A P )— POt- There will be a meeting of the EUzabeth Kennedy, Mra. Albert The engagement of Miss, Judith Ann Spinelli of Bristol to James G. There Is a 35-gallon coffee per Charles M. WUkas, 19, of Eloat LOWEST PRICE EVER! minister today and sought —Astronaut Leroy Gordon (3o(q>er Corbcndale, Colo., reported she mer New Haven Itoilroad 17.8 Billion in Red eirale at 2 pm. The Rev. C. Lindsay and Mrs. Ruth Young. McCrystal of Vernon has been an cola tor. Hartford, Stmday afternoon was TOMORROW more money to fight the bor Jr., a dedicated filer who bandied was very happy with the selection. Henry Anderson, paetor, w48 oon- A n d th ere are churifii seats-^ In charged with overcrowding the the controls of a plane at the age Her husband, the spark behind prosidrat George Alpert says Bnue a review of the catechism. nounced by her parents, Mr. and der war against Red China. Connecticut Valley Chapter of Mrs. Peter Spindll of Bristol. three colors—ming green, man- front seat. He was ordered to ap Prime Minister Nehru, spew o f 6, wiU be the )^ot for the next Gordon’s early fly ^ interest, the bankrupt carrier is Mra. Anderson wlH lead devotions. the Hammond Chord Organ Club chu yellow and persian brown. pear in Circuit Court 12, Man U.S. manned space flight—a 24- died two years ago. breaking a contract by refus H beteeses w ill be Mira. Charles Her fiance is the son of Mr. and ing OD his 73rd birthday, told Par- will meet t
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