PAGE TEN HanrbPBtpr lEoPtting IfpraUt SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1958 A b o u t T o w n Coventry Vernon Bldodmobile Hours Tuesday at Center Churdh 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. Heard Along Main St)^eet Y«mllis Fined Italian Nlfrht will be observed jPriyer Charged tonight, starting at ^ o'clock, by /4nd on Somm o f Mancho»tP.r*a Suim Streeta, Too ATerace Daily Net Preas Run Manchester Lodge of Elks at the On Peace Charge n 3-Car Crash . For the Week Ending I'he Wkathcr Elks Home. Nov. IS, 1958 Foreedat of O. B. Waatber Barea* Three Mancheater teenagera ap flArclIy Oix^Uhle • rirular activitiea. A teenage boy John E. Shndy, 21, of SS Thom A workshop on ccrcmonjes and peared in (Mvenlry Justice Court tight itA l. " r drizzle Part of Ihf working couple'a i waa overheard deacrlblng a mutual as St., RockyUfe^^ was charged program for junior high level Girl j iaat night on charge* of breach of 12,829 routine every morning before arf|i;aintanre to another hoy. with operating- a N(mtor vehici* likely tonight and ififatMaj, L*aw Scout leaders will be held Wednes- j the peace. All three were fined $30 leaving for then Jobe Inclinled (he “ He don't even 'have a job No while under the influelic^ of intox Member of the Audit tonight in mid 40a. H | | N Tuesday day from P:3nr of (hoar i>eiia in hearing f>r alow-wHtefl. oi bf»th deportatuin from thia lountr-y if he Claudia Richard, Mrs. R. Perkins, estate. of howling a' Middletown. I nerv srlrlituin wltlun tlie next few a bow. the diah on the mantle ' ahe ralkfl The flegree of the vourig.*tlej-V w rfr found guilty on the mf»re *er- Robert Erickson, Chris Benton, ning nuclear tests and for con i weeks, MAHRC Display Airman James R. Moore, an •elf-confiflence m thia regard, I luua charge Margaret Meek.'G. Vincek, Joyce Edmond's Super Market at 99 i By ALLAN JACKS trolling the ban— and sug .Mr s.nd Mrs. Hall Stewart and bark ; Tile r2,000-st)ua I e fnol. eonerete Williams, Mrs. A. !>>vlne. Mrs. F. amateur archer, was called in The huahaiul groped hia '.va\ hfrnever u-a.a not fully impieased All Diree pinaded guiltv an«I a f Summer St. has changed owner Vatican City, Nov. 17 (*7*)— Aircraft Twice hlrick a'lilitum will double Ihe floor gested the agreements be family, formerly of 21.') Henrv j hi.a mother until one dav re- Barry, all of Maiuhealer; Danny Set Up in Bank because rifle shots might have through Ihe half dark livng room, ter being hM-iiirr'd l>v Juatlcc l>»rny spare 111 Ihe fast expanding firm ship ^ d is now operated by Fred St , recently left Manchester for ' Geary, .Meriden; Wilbur Schneider, I Pope John X X III today named signed simultaneously. killed the bobcats, all right fumbled in the diah and found a 'len D v when ahe and (he hov met |M. Hubert* were fined .$30 eacli. ' will.'ll nianufar'tmes eleetrii' fnorl Dummltt. It was formerly owned I Fort Worth. Tex . v,-| ere he is a ' on the afreet a little girl in hi.a Ellington; Nyles O'Reilly, Jr., Bol 23 new cardinals, Including .Soviet delegate .Sem.von T.sarap- hut could also have touched pear wim h tie promptl.s popped Hu)»erl« exphrined that the b'rya mixers. The company, whirl' by Edmond lj»Hoiise. ! A display by the Mancheater field engineer with I'nitcd An- grafle in achf»ol Tlie girl unlike ton. the Archbishops of Boston kin m-ade the proposal al 3-power off the fuel t.ank. 1..I0 the piiper hag along with hia I oul'l have hern fineil a,* mu< h a,« moverl here fir.m F.asl Harlfoirl Before opening for bu.siness, I AasociaU^on , . for the Help : , of Re- eraft. and will he located al tlie, the bf»\, f|oe« epeak peife» D\ . .She The right answer, by the way, talk.s on nuclear test .suspension Moore's first arruw. laumh- wife a aand wirh « or given f»ne year m pul or at)Out tu'i) years ago, al.xo has e Dummill completely redecorsted ’ Children waa being as- and Philadelphia. Fort Worth nITtre The SicHiirls i I* Ihe daughter of a profra.xor «>f was 169,104. . Hia proposal failed to meet a ed from 2.6 yards, killed one That niglil the wife walked 'l)oth. Me anr^l thal he wquld aak 7.t)00 stpiaie fnol wareiiouse. the store and also put in s new | the A consistory beginning Dec. 15 Soviet (jets and their three hn\s Bill Tun' F^ngliah and Ii\er| for ae\eral Manchester Tnist Co. today. ba.sie requirement in these talks bobcat. The other was nicked rapidlv ii\ei lo the < nr where Die Icx.ser fine mily if the boy.*' William .Sleitli, pieHident n stock fesluring the "Sugar Hart will give the new Cardinals their and Dlek made the Inp lo Texas | j Veata III Hondfin. and u hen ,ahe .Sol Cohen, who operates the TTie display is designed to show' the linking of te.sl suspension to s by the a e c o n d arrow and hei lumhand waa waiting and , parent,* would are that they did Inna and also .S'nitheasl F.lei lrii', a brand of goods. The store also red hats. hv ear. and have moced inlo Iheirl I talk,a there ia in her vrme a clear. ^ nnt fliive ffir the next 30 rlava. Mother Gnse Diaper Service at tangible evidence of. the associa The size of the College of Cardi control sy.stem in one treaty. bounded off into the .siirro ind- sfi.neti'ij.j in hia hand even I lyriraI quality suhsirlia r'\'. said the arlrlitinn i." carries fruits, vegetables and W arning by new home. M.'i.'l Danciger In A com[>amoji < a«e to t)ic fusl f6.") E Middle Tpke., iccenlly at- meats. tion's work in helping retarded nals is being increased to 75 from The 2-treaty approach ad ing desert. before he had a rhanrr to open After the mother arul tier aon tretng built- tieraiisp Ihe firm'a rap r ienderi the annual regional meet- vanced by the Russians raises the I Direr, Drat of Hu hard Kroll l7 of Open hou.se was held at the children. It contains .samples of 70. Thirteen of the new Cardinals The Friendahlp Circle of the Ina .inoijtli and co.ipUin about had pa.a^efl the tririe »>f day vaiDi growth . had ueressilaled hiring ing of Ihe Diaper Service Institute work done by intermediate retard danger that the United States. w h at a hard dav' h'* d had in Bridge St , Man'Iiexter, more and more workers and space : „f America In the Warwick Hotel, store Thursday when almost 200 are Italians. Salvation Arr.iy will meei al Ihe - the girl and nio\-ed on, the he»v j( barged u iDi Illegal xale of a gun ed children during the summer Two cardinals-deslgnate wer< Britain and the Soviet Union would Here a that |>eai l)«rk ’.ou ptil in Ihe present hullrling is now al a ' York City persons visited the eatablishmcnt. recreation program held at Bunce State Dept. Cftadel Monday al 7 4.’i The sen turned !n hta rmdher anrl aaid, tri an alien, wa* nulled by Juatice City. named from the United States— commit themselves lo a document in m\ lunrh ahe aaid irnpatienth ‘ Roy. ahe ante rloea piemiiim. Coffee, doughnuts and o th ^ re Center. Hopes Fading lee committee will he m charge , Hubert* on reemiimendation of the The institiile is a trade associa Magr. Richard James Cushing, 63, promising to end tests but never ft '.vaa a flerora I ive gouid' talk funny ' At the present lime 2.'ii) peiaona, freshments were served. Rain hats It al.so dramatizes the help and of the program Hostesses will he ; j pio.Net'irtor whf» aaiii ground* thal tion for the diaper service Industry were also given out, Archbishop of Boston, and Msgr. be able to get a control system WashiiiKton. .Nov. 17 (/P)— (.She ahoi'lil rnniplainl One most of them fioni .Man.hesler and holds regional meetings and instruction being given to these Mrs, Alice ''iinsie snd Mrs Doris I Ihe piHlol did /.ui charge liand* in Edmond’s will be open from 9 John F. O’Hara, 70, Archbishop of functioning, western .sources said. For 2 Airmen .Manihealei um., opened hia Iiinrh U ho .Aakeil? and 7.Y per cent of them vxomen, annual conventions in various handicapped children at the Day Tlip I ’nited States charged Howard i ( ’overitiN and i.s therefore out of s.m. until 7 p.m. all days but Sun Philadelphia. An eastern source said Tsarap- iMg arul found he'il walked off 'aith are employed in the plant. Last parts of Ihe United Stales. Cohen Care program. ] toda,\ tlia1 Riis.sian fijrhters With rufiie .-^rul more talk of the t'uventry JuHticr ( ’oiiit'*• Jur- day. It will he open then from 9 The Vatican said the present pin told the delegates the Soviet (hr faniilv gaihagfl In^-teafl of l.-a \eai Ihe firm had 171) workers and i.s described as one nf the or The as.sociatlon starts its fund .Manchester tt'ATKS will meet f f'hiiatm.r.a m Ihe a(r teven if it , t.odu't ion. a.m. until 1 p.m. membera of the College of Cardi Union was prepared lo accept an Lost in Blizzard stHKcd "dangerous and pro- aanrlwit hea i Hie year before that only HI). Ah- ganization's most active members. drive Sunday. / Tuesday evening al the liahaiC afil) la more than a inontli au av' it I f’olicf *aii| th.rl Kroll pun haaed nals would meet in secret consis Ihteinational control system. iviuativc attacks against nual payroll at the plant is now Dummitt formerly operated a Members of the commilnlty may Anerican Club. I>r. Harvey Pastel ' v^'oulr| aeem an appropriate lime to the pi.atol in a Hot k\’)||e gun *hop tory Dec. 15 to confirm the Pope’s The western side maintains that ; .\mcrican planes 10 day.s ago one-half million dollars and Iona iii An ice-skallng rink, said to the fruit stand and grocery at Ware- assist in the work being done by Hill Air Koicc Ha.*c, I’lah. Nov. 7.A Farm Dr, \xull '’peak on V'as- ’['here 1^ fine M i ea faniilv whu'h aak Dir old qiie.afion ’ And what [ ii.sing a driver'a luenae borrower! nominatlohs. The Pontiff will pre*" If the Rii.ssisns are sincere on this classed as the fourth largest maii- first ever built for the exclusive house Point. He has also owned the M AHRC by .sending contribu- 17 i.r* Are two Air Force officer* :o\cr the Baltic Sea and the eiilar Surgerv " U'eighiiig in will lia.a a dog \Mth the unlikely name did the .al get when it crfia.aefl the fiftni an olrler friend. Me then sent the red hats of their rank to point they will ultimately agree lo ufartiirer of food mixing machinea use ofI methe mimehome owners inIn sa nous-hous ‘’" f !” to Manchester Association .who hailed out of a rrippled cargo , Sea of .lapan. be from 7 l.'i In S l.'i of "Smeillrv ■ Hia nii^ainn m life deaer I ' I turned the gun u\ei to Gulbina*. the new Cardinals in a private the all-inclusive .single treaty. ing development In the United | ‘ plane .still alive after more than , A foriiiBl not? dPmanrlprl that la to guard hia owneia and thru WIiv aandy claws, nf coiirae. ' The only oDu i < a.*e to appear in the United Slates. It turned out ceremony Dec. 17, and a public Basically the disagreement in .600 000 this year States. Is now under construction move twice when State highwa.vs Inc.. Box 624, Manchester. Check* three dav* in Die blizzaid ravaged the Soviet government tske imme Tlie IP.IPM Class of Main lie.stri' poMaeMatfui'f A non in ('nuil Ja.Nt iiighi, wa.* thal of consistory honoring them will be the conferenee now has boiled al Green Manorville in Enfield. were run through the properties, j may be made payable to M AHRC. niountiun* of noi thraalerii Utah'* diate atep.a to halt .inch Interfer- High School is pinniiing a reuiuoii, 1 Tnfoi'tunatel>' ".KmedU'y ’ fell IMiilli|i M .Hanhoin. IM of naley .Bleilh also said that If hiislne.ss down to tliis point: Shall the three continues ns It ha.s for the firm. The 70 by 160-foot rink, which held Dec. 18. Hopes for the survival of ('apt. em e wiiti Amei ii'an Hin raft. tentatively aclierliileil for .luiie (i flovvn on the )f>ii rei'entlv for I lie i H'l . ('oxenliy. .Sanborn wa* Amleto Cicognani, apostolic del power.s negotiate one treaty or Iona will expand even further in will be available for hockey games Donald Liggelt. 4h Indianapoll*. The note warned that In Ihe fu- lO-lft An 01 ganlzal ion i iniunit lee ^ voi( ra in hia at«imarli apoke loudei 'iliHiged with paiking without; egate lo the United States who is two? WIMr lo Kxp^iiMl the next few years. This year, he as well as recresUonal skating, is Ind.. naviffatnr. and 1st Ll, Donald lure "rommandera nf American will meet at Die tioinr of Falward than Ihe vmre nf hi.a < on«4( lenrr I liglil* •Ml Dir- night of .N’ov. 6, San- stationed in Washington. D. C.. ■ Delegations for the three pow said, in spite of Ihe recession, the expected to be completed by R. Born. 28. Amlover. N. Y., pilot, airriaft will he under in.alructions ,T Cavagnarn. 72 Lliininore Dr . l 'I’hr petiple In the family are fmi n plearirri guilty anri w*j» hned i also was nominated to be a Prince ers met for 90 minutes. U.,s. Am firm marked a 2,6 tn .m-pei cent In Thanksgiving, according to Green ENJOY YOUR were a* dim a.* the frigid kin pie fan* lera ao too it N o u s HroodcasI $12 of the Church. bassador James ,1. Wadsworth, crease In orders over 1957, Manor Construction Co. of Man) thi* mnining a.* Al" Force plane* they 1 oiiKi'le, necea.aary and appro- pniveft WH.a '.Smedley, ' eve^i if he 18 Vacancies cheater, builder of the pre-planned head of 4he American delegation, and helicopter* prepareil to fan out , priati' ' i.an t a The consistory, .first of Pope W IN K «']|I evpnnd ila rirw.a cov G o i i h m I v i community. , Thanksgiving Dinner pre.sided for another da* of aeaiching if the A .State Department apokeaman When Die f.uiiilv left Die hou^e While T.inn mHiiiifsctiircs food John’s reign, will increase the et age aiaifing Mf.ndtiv with a ft- mixers anrI hlender.s. electric can When the rink' la opened. Grebn At the 10-nation eonfeien* e on weather permitted decltned lo aay whether American PRESCRIPTIONS the pie uaa on I)ie table a lul tlie AT membership of the College of Car miniile farm ne\v'M br'fradca.st arr»1 Manorville will be able lo boast ARCHBISHOP Cl'SHlNG prevefilion of surpiise attack, al.so Horn. Liggett and six oilier men planes would fire at aiich atlack- «big \vaa in the hnii.ae Wlien they , r.) II< I|I iVIAl'lRC openers,' food sheer.'*, buffers, vi dinals for the fir.st time in almost brating massage ef|iiipment and about all-year round recreational in Geneva. Rii.ssia proposed an in-,. paiHchiiteri from a Flying Boxcar : er.a 7ft 7>Ern ( onihliirfl irlurne came within five Fxpf*rlpnrf hv Our liou.ae hut Die pie v^aa nstei ( ’omnuinity THE NUTMEGGER HOUSE present 70-membcr college, a rom- .Northeast, whi* b Is housed in the i Manorville planes from i-.arrying nuclear engine.* .*lnp]ied on a flight over I lioiiis of eacli other ,Nov 7 In the on the table II waa in ' .‘^medlev ' . I’la.\ei.* \^lll pre.sent ‘T lie VN’hile .swimming pool was plcment established bv Pope Six rhErmnrlutn. W’IN'I*' ouriei- manager .lohn same building, makes electric ' opened in 84 Market Square (next to poet office) Newinjjlon weapons over the tei iiloi \ * f nthei the rugged mountains about .30' W idely .aepaiated area.a. Tlie U.S. ■'Siiieflley ■ la now in Ihe dog , sher-p r)f the Kamily. ’ a 3-ert rom- the recreation ares. ' tus V, has 18 vacancies. Meme anni'Uiuea Durt Hexlrr motors on a contrai l basis. A total ; along with a wading pool and plc- i countries and the high seas. The mile.* ea.*t of her e. The plane wa* ' plane.s ueie flying what the State Francis Spellman of New York hnii.^e, Riiinham \vill hiotid.rr.at faiin , rtly h> tlir- Kngliah playwiighl* of .3,600 a day have been tiirnefl; nic area, FOR RESERVATIONS CALL MOhawk S-4467 ! treaty propo.sal was suhmilted hv en route to its home base here. Department called "normal Air Miller Pharmacy and James Francis M cIntyre of ne\^'a at fi 4ft n ui uee)(drr\'H ! 1. rhi (iHnIe Pear-h an- Ian May, out hv the company. One recent nr- j - . _ j Soviet Deputy P'oreign Mini.slei S.Sgt. Ivan Fhohasco, 31. Brhl, i Force training flight.e over inter Iftft Orfen Ufl.— Ml l4l(’ka .Mntlvalhui on r»ec rj and 13 at 3(1 p.m. in Los Angeles are the present Amer ' Vns.slly Kuznetov. Mur-nhaiu ffu jner ly • unfliicted a del- alone called for 200.000 nf the Mrs. Elizabeth H. Shsw of 601 Charles Boulanger, H<»«t Eilward Helstosky, Chef Idaho, and S.»Sgl Joseph A. Hea national watera," l l r i r « n ne-.v alan! i*n Die rela Dll* Hu||i.*lri .St, School auditt>ri- ican Cardinals. Western offh-ials saiil thi’ pio- faiiii newH pjogt.-im mii ('liannel small elei Irii' mnlFrance: Joseph Bueno y between an auto and a pickup plane without warning at a posi Slelth sail! he wanted his firm ! complete display of oil heating ' Wash. Tliey were saved when they the Help of HetardefI C'luldren Monreal, 54. Archbishop of Seville, truck just north of here killed 10 tion far outaide the Sovdet fron- GENERAL t,i be in s re.sidentisl type town jecjuipment. .surrounded by photos W I N A PRIZE! ■ stumbled into a sheepherder’s tiera." , i.MAHHCi i of some nf Maneheslei s outstand S/ff Spain; Franziskus Koenig, 53. persons and injured two more 5 Arm y Chief Rules that was still rinse lo a large Archbishop of Vienna: Julius early today. camp. In the caae of the other U.S. OPEN TV SERVICE The MAHHC, a unit .if the .Va- metropolitan ares He also wanted ing homea, healed by nil. Copeland and Feltner both mem ' liuiial Hoiairhil ( ’hildren* A**n, i I-sieal contractors were Invited Doepfner, 45, Bishop of Berlin; I Pere.v Garner, funeral home May Mediate a r / plane, the State Department aaid a "steady and dependable type Andrea Julien. of France, dean o f ; operator here, said four of the ber* of the Army, and Reagan Soviet fightera three tlmea Hh.ts # 9 A C A t « l l I \^ill begin II.'' annual fund raiding worlier one whose interests are ; lo submit photos of homes they Nights |>h,i rsris M x a U the Vatican Rota. ; dead were children and seven launched almiilaled altacka. " TTiis Ml 9-2343 SUNDAY , 'ainpaign Snnda\ 'I’he group wa* in tile ifui'ii where Ihe plant ia lo- wished displayed. The public waa ' (Contlmied on Page Thirteen) I On Wa^e Pact Sudan After Loup TKI. Ml g-A4gt i"iin«tl Ml Dr.*2 ami maintain* Ihe then invited lu submit in 2.6 words Among the Italians nameolilua] parties were feci away. for FR EE (hen i hester Ahniit .60 per rent nf his All home owners living within a he had appointed Vatiean seere- i Picket Lines 'Picket.* for the heneflt play ma.v 10-mlle radius of Mancheater were BOVS' ANO eim:’ cobtest tary of stale, in charge of the | family was from Tenaha, Tex., in neer of eligible to submit their entries Holy See's relations with foreign ! Shelby County. He estimated the Union may fin- Player*, or fro*-i are from Ihe toon or Immediate during the 3-day show. Nearly 400 governments.- from the neareat Soviet territory. The eggs He serxe tnmnr-l ballots were cast. Y N OUALIFY IF YOU'RE I I YEARS OLD OR YOUNfiER! miles as hour at the time of the Come DoM-n a I Th«' company offered to submit seized power in a nillllary coup In! Demonstialiuns mid political iiiecl- Mr. and Mi,* .lolin McKlraevy, area. M.sgr. Tardini had administered II called thi.a a dangeroua and li'ow are atill on Mie farm! Itea-f fiinil rarsing ihairman and pieai- Judging was done by Mayor the secretary of state’s office as crash. the dispute to arbitration Sunday, Budan. sz higs weie prolubited. unw an allied maneueur involving flOrS GRAND PRIZti GIRLS GRAND PRIZE! provided the question of pension KhaiTouin radio said Abboud A l 7 am . Gen, Ahboiid an- |faurant o|)en Sumhiv ft to I'f:ft0.| rlent (»f the M A H H (‘, re*[>ectively. A 64-page booklet rhock full of Eugene 'i'. Kelly and Chamber pro-secretary, a post lo which he The sherirr said there was no grave risk of collision and pos- Chrysler (]orp. snd future arbitration Is excluded. dissolved parltameiiT, canceled the j nounceci In a l adin broadcast that f ’hristmas Ideas Is now available al President Robert J. Boyce. The was named by the late Pope I*lus sign of drinking and that while aihly calculated to provoke fire rain fell intermittently during the However, a spokesman for the Sudan's provisional conSUtiitlon the army will preserve peace and ARTHUR'S the .Savings Rank of Manchester. winning home was one built hy the X II. But Pope Pius, himself a vet from the American aircraft. Andrew Ansaldi Constniclion Co. night, the highway was dry when Detroit. Nov. 17 (A'l- The piokel driver* said the union will not con and declared a state nf emergency] aeciirllv. K of U \1inmlr(‘l The booklet, entitled "A Digest eran of the Vatican diplomatic The note protested what it called The fuel will be delivered by ARCHBISHOP O'HARA he got to the srene of the wreck lines esme down snd Chrysler sider the offer unless everything throughout the country. ’ j H e promised to do his best to Of The Manchester of Christniss Ideas, " has 12 ehap- service, had never named a full "the dangeroua. offensive and pro- Fogarty Bros., Inc., Mrs. Shaw’s Corp. toda.v swung back into the is included. A l noon, the official Sudan radio achieve good relations with Pres- .\llracl.s ( j'm vd lers entitled "Christmas and 6’oii." secretary of state to succeed Luigi regular supplier. The firm ia a production of 19.69 model cars. The dispute concerns some 1.100 ; broadcast that alt waa quiet, with Ident Nasser * t^nlted Arab R e -* Home ihow! "How to Uhooae a Gift." "Create Cardinal Magllone, who died in (Oenttnued on Pag* Seven) HITS member of Ihe Chambers fuel Chrysler and the United Auto drivers and mechanics In Hartford. the population carrying on as public. 1 1944. , West Unimpressed The Kniglits of ( 'oliimhti.s Mtn- Your Own Gifts and Cards. " "Make division. Workers union came lo terms on New Haven. Stamford. Middle- ; usual. TTie broadcast ssld Arm y Me .said prc*E*nt problem* be it a MeiTioiahle Day, " "Entertain Another Italian to be elevated is i STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS .slrel Mhow pls,\-erl lo full houses i new contract.s for whlte-rollsr town. Meriden. Norwich and New ' units from all parts of the sprswi- tween Sudan and Kgvpl • which Msgr. Giovanni Battista Montini, ; 'niiii'sdiiy mill lust night si the ^ ing at Home." "Play it Safe for The Mancheater Optical Style Bar Columbia _ Cotumhia workers Isst night st the end of London. ; Ing Africsn nstlon reported ail have been feuding rtm.rh of the AT LOWEST PRICES dynamic 61-year-old Archbishop of ■ Vri'plnnck Si liuol, The allow fes-| Chn.slmas. " ''Decorating with 747 Main 3t.. has expanded Its a grueling bargaining session of Although the contract between- quiet. time sim e Sudan won Indepen RIGHT WHEN YOU NEED THEM MOST SPORTS BICYCLE SPORTS BICYCLE Mllsn. who St one time was consld- . liireil hnibn .hop i|u,iilrls, lulls! Light,” ".loyoua Season Decora practice lo Inoliide preparing and East Berlin Reds Bid almost 34 hours. the union and company expired ; Broadcasts risimed a wide dence m 1956 are ailifical and ! Bulletins ilaiueis, slnge'rn, and .skilx. i tions,'' "Gay Holiday Wrappings,” fitting contact Icnaea. Streomliiied, ipeedyl Red end A modern bd^uty, Juliy equipped. ered by many a likely prospect Ho | \ Although only 8.000 of Chr.vsler’s i Sept. ,30 the men have continued measure of support for the Abboud that the atrnv will solve them on n TI(A< H HM Ill lir.ll Al.l MI.M M wMte wirk left •! ckreiee. Fully Tonight Ihe show ulll hr given ' "Gift Mailing and .Shipping." The move la being made after Hue ond wkite with gieoming lueceed Pope Plus. , 7.6,000 UAdX’ members were on work under the old agreement coup. The general was supported the ha*i* of mutual muleistand from tlie A P Wires ST.Ill.M .\.M> SCUHLN •^eipped) chrome. Rtdei like • breecel Pope Pius in 19.63 had wanted; for Ihe Inst tln4e II stsita s7 6:l,6j "Holiday Food and Serving," and Leslie F. Chriatenaen and Harold Again for Recognition strike, picket lines kept produc- i while negotiations are iindei wsy. by hia deputy commander. Msj. ing. He des( rrbed Kgypt a.s a sis )i 111 , and III kels may be piircha.sed "Plan Ahead for Christmas" L. Davey have completed Intensive to name both Msgrs. Tardini and lion snd maintenance workers I TTie company, which Is owneci by Gen. Ahmed Pasha Abdel Wshsb. ter country. WINDOWS al the door. I Eight apeclallala In everything study of contact lenae.s, They at I sw sv from their jobs, virtually j ihe .New Haven Railroad, said and so far as can he determined However, indualmn.s are timl. tf HrM.SEI.N DROPS COM PIJVINT from gift wrapping lo fire preven BOYS PRIZES' (Continued on Page Thirteen) .\inman. Jordan. Nov. 17 1..W—I Rpr. Ilfl.!).') \ nine. tended a seminar on the aubject .^Z3BEZ3BSI Berlin, Nov. 17 East Ger closing down rhrvsier's esr-mak- presenl pay scale for drivers is here had the hacking of the entire Mahdt hle.ssed the coup. Abboud j tion have contributed lo the book held In New York City in July. many's Communist regime seemed ■ Ing operations for slninst s week 12.15', an hour plus 70 cents In army. doe* not Intend to change Sudan'*, Premier Samir RIfal announced *12 95 let, which la edited hy .lay I.,ealie. today to be pushing the soft sell j Going into the weekend. 61.000 The two officers immedwitely policy rlr a.st H ally. 'I'he An*an *ecl In Parliament toda.v that Jer- * ^ real Irarka— ft (naerta Repreaentativea of the 100 small in an effort lo coax recognition workers were idle and 32 plants (Ckmtlnueil on Page Seven) called on Hudan's two top religion* leader ha* been a hacker of Khalil dan's complaint to the U.N. con- - * < omplele Inaiilatlon and tnaert The New tfork Life Insurance loan companies in the Stale are ffirtfkl* More Fairfield from the West. The West wasn't were closed. Chrysler stsrted csll- leaders, who are powerful political And hr* *fui Siddiq -Mahdi. wa* reming the interception by proleetinn Co. ha'a announced the names of scheduled to attend the annual Uaatl Mtwl bii.vlng. ! Ing them back to work on the Oral figures aa well--Abdel Rahman el leafier of Klialir* Umrna party,' S.vrin last week of K big Hus A \enltlale% to any degree PH0N06RAPH Walking d1tk«t the heat "giieaallmatera" sttr/Ung meeting of the Connecticut Con After belligerently echoing shift today. Mahdl, leader of the Ansart .set 1. which ha* * «tff>ng pro-western sein's plane Is being nithdrawa. a Preclainn engineered and fully That Inti'i'pret The ELECTRIC TRAIN SH Ih* Home Show al the Armory laat sumer Finance Assn, at the Hotel Gioups Protest Soviet Premier Khrushchev's de- Most of Chrysler's car-making ' and A ly Mlrghanl,' leader of thr gum anteed reoMtat'on ii aoiy today... Wishf* Of 'I'h* Kamily week. Statler in Hartford - today. A yeme e-tis-Wt dreeial Ce*e- Wondarful liilsfiins for any youo* _ _ , ; mand that the United States. Brlt- facilities are in Detroit where Khatmla sect. The radio said both On the other hand Aly Mir- P.AKKW.AY 4'RASH HURTS * Inalnlintlon optional at alight extra The firm, through Joaeph A. Du- Lowell F. Handshaw of Rogk- pl-ie wMi 14 piM Irasi- i 60.000 of the workers are em- INewH Tidbits these leaders blessed the coup. If North Haven, Nov. i7 lAPv—A eiial, lady 4od her frlondi. Unbrooliobl- A xO rflllO C 110M !P'“‘" P''°- gham of the Khatmla sect has had banoakl Jr. and Donald A. Ander- vllle. president, said the main ienaer. , ' . ploiUc COM. I tecUve occupation o( West Ber ■ ployed. (-ulled from A I* Wires this is true the military junls al strong pin-b'gyptian aympathre* in 5lassarhusetts couple nas'seri- John b. burke aon J r. aponaored a booth at the speaker at the banquet thia eve ' lin. the East Germans made two Chrysler.said negotiations on the ready is guaranteeii solid populsr the past, although he ha* hacked ouslv Injured toda.v when a car ahow and invited paaaeraby to while collar contracts dragged went nut of control on the Wil Full Inch Thick FUNERAL HOME ning will be Irv Wermont, a public New Canaan,ranaan NOVNov I17 f (Ahi/P) An ... conciliatory , unexpected ge.sture.s barking. away from unitv with Kgypl guea* the face value of a life In- relations director of a large New MR. WIZARD unexpectedly freed tour ! past the others because the union’s The coup unsealed the pro-west < Bi ittah government sources in bur 4 ross Parknay and smash Electric Sd4c* Other of Fairfield County's 23 Re While House Press Secretary TEI. Ml S-tiHM aurance policy they would need to England corporation. He is a auc- KLUXE ist dfeorge S. Milroy of, Ann Arbor. I demands were higher. The T7AW ern government of Premier Ab I^ondon viewed the coup aa an ed Into a fenec. Police Identi provlda certain given benefits, publican town committees meets James Hilggerly aa.vs lw> some- ALUMINUM *7 E A S I CENTER BT. cessful business and radio execu PIPE 0R6AN Mich..• after hulflihR him for four clalmect that greater inequities dullah Khslll ■ army bid to stall a pohtical recon fied the two as Le.vS’or Guz. S9, Carol Ann Tlrkot of 474 New SCIENCE lA I tonight to talk about withdraw week.» as an apparent' pawn to tlmrai **|pfikR** n«HR tn tlin prnnii AMnULANCE .SERVICE tive with 2S years experience In existed «rnong these workers and j . r « The army made ila move at 2 ciliation \Mth Nasser a govern- and his wife, Loona. of Dor ing from the roiinty organization. force the United Slates to negoti ^ furthf£ negotiations were neces-* prefers to rail thf m burk-1 Park A v a , Hartford, made thf selling, sales priimolion and man 44“ I I3L<;'* rabHlRt fillBd With »f- ? full ckramatic am . ‘ nient,) chester, Mass. Combination beat gueaa and won a table radio. MYiNMBfol tduipwirai tkt y«UP| ecttm with trvt Two already have Withdrawn tn ate for hia rel,ease. laary. The union made Its gieatest" atorie*. . . Johnny Pierce,! » agement. He ia also author nf the •tlfMiit. ronnectlon witli the election of Al oriAR tone. Muftc bMk iwcludfd. . East German party boss Walter I headway in the area of job aecur-. Tyler, Tex., hog-1 PERS4)NAI. INCO.ME DROP* book, "Here'a How to Remember." bert P. Morano as county OOP (Jlbrihct announced in a .speech 1 ItV. ' pil«l while doctors try to deler- Washington, Nov. 17 oPi— Per rhsirman. The New Canaan Comv that he was prepared to deal "ribi- I mine What effect haniliing The R. F. Dimock Real Balate tapir M a il UAW President Walter ReUlher sonal Income declined slightly Dckiit mittee discusses withdrawal to sonably" with the weatern powers diuin needle he atnle wiU have Co. has moved to new quarters at ioome out at the end of the mare- October after rising for sevea lOWlINC I night. The Westport committee in Berlin If Russia’ makes good ,thon bargaining aesslon (rid said hinri. - Senator Tells TN Nation 815 Main St. It waa formerly lo ROLL lUfiCY straight months, the Commerce will meet tomorrow 'night for the on her threat to withdraw from j the new agreement “ repreaenta Grover A. Whalen, president of j cated at 627 Maftt St. SNUFFIEIOARO SET< Deportment reported today Tho . I'l 4 aiMt ttylliS aame purpose. •' the present 4-power occupation very suttatantial progress, parti the Fifth Ademie Assn, u r g drop was attributed to tabor Five Teal estate brokere are Tm a-enUr iMMt la aael Caa k« ttrollw" lor ■ 4 1 imfmic The withdrawal action came in aetup. cularly in the area of-job aecurlly Gov.-elect Neioon A. Rockefeller lo'i hom« hoating members of the firm. They are aliinl lalMK ar eeMewi ler ytar- ;lrl'i dolli Sturdily s rj| Behind Ike’s Space Plan disputes In some major indns- bJlIt, tally cotlMsIba. - protest to Morano's election at the of this group of Chrysler workerii. to hold a^ferynce with governors>ra 1 Richard F. Dimock, Robert D. A Soviet withdrawal presumr tries. October personal Inromo o u r w a y I county organization meeting Sat These Improvements in job of New Jersey ami Uonnecticut Murdock, Joaeph N. Ashford, Rob ably would be followed by East IntHled $S57.5OO.OOe,0OO at a urday at Norwalk. The town* German Interference with road, aeciirity proYialons cover aeniorlty, to diacuaa TThe rommtiter-rail B.r M.AX HARRR1>M>N - - "W e of the United .state.i, " he seHsonsily adjusted annual rale. ert D. Agnew and Mra. Barbara NigliFaiWca . Which diacussed withdrawal fa crisis.’’ ... Former Colomla pres United Nstlorls. N. Y„ Nov. 17 i Vnii gel premium qu ality Woods. ■namta StarfMi rail and' barge traffic between job ■ transfer, and protection said, "do not acknowledge that This . was fSOO million below vored, James Goldsmith Jr„ the against diaplacement of workers ident Alfonso Lopez named presi fff5 - .Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson as there are landlords of Outer Space Mohllheat aith RT-96 , . . the The company handlra all types CAMERA OUTFIT DOLL sn West Berlin. The western powers September’s record htgb. most rompletely effective fuel \Yestport town chairman' who lost assume the Rus.sians will retain OEOBOE 14. M ILRO y by niacblnee, Reuther said. dent of nn lnler-.\ineriran com sured the U.N. today the Arneri-| who can preaiime ti bargain with mittee o f 21 nations studying, the oil additive in use today. And HrifD <«mir« Stic') JO". t«ll, to Morano by a.125 to SO vote. control of the air corridors to Ber He also aaid the agreem ent.pro can people are solidly behind the] in the na’tlona <)f the Earth on SUKARNO FOB .VEITRAUTT MfiWiBrt! ^ pratty •« • prlnctui Morano, a U.S. Repreaentativis lin and have said they would sup vides for adjustment of wage In area's economic development. Btaenhower idmlniatration’a 'pro-j the price of sn e'-e to this ne Bandung, Indoneoia, Nov. 17 REG. $49.95 VALUE you get premium sefxice. Aii- Cofnplete wit* wtek itrig. m m , Sisdrlly drdiMd who was defeated for reelection equities. Friendly Ice Cream Corp. oper posal for international cooperation' domain." ■J’' — President Sukarno reaf- tomstir deliveries . . . s bal betttnn bM flM. ply their sectors of the city hy ■a Hollow cross bar -itk J aitra aatftti. Nov. 4 by a Democrat, succeeds air rather than deal with the East : "H ow ever,” he added, "the ators of 37 ice cream shops in in Outer Space. Johnson said the formal coop- . -armed Indonesian neutrality la anced payment plan snd many Infant Found e Knob lock Optn ■4- Count.v Chairman William H. Bren German regime. econumic proviaions alwaya were Masaachiiketta and Connecticut, The Senate Democratic leader eration already undertaken dur- ' a spoerh to thousaads of cheor- other extras designed to msk* * Kxlriiilrd corner gussets nan of Stantfo'rd, who. has held the ‘Traffic between the city and considered 8econdttr.v in these announces plana for conatnirtion told the General, Assembly's 81- ing the Inter iStional Geophysical Ing students toda.v. ."We moat * Fifll Inch Ihlrk home heating reo/ly ring, A ll Dav Sunday I negbtiations to matters related lo of f l million iiiaaufactiiring plant nation political committee: drink waters of every source — •chmCaMMtic job for 16 years. West Germany flowed normally.] On Doorstep Year had demonstrated what can Goldnmith received some dele I basic job aecuilly." In greater Springfield area... "On the goal of dedicating Out- be done . we-.don’t rare If it Is from tiM llihtullutlon FK IIERT CLOVE 1 The only interruption has been! FINE FHARIIACY VANITY CASE gate support Saturday from Dar Grtnip of insurgent New York I er Space lo )ieaceful purposes for lUS. or the S. U. (SorltA Opiliinul At 1l»e iievc eil ' the detention of a 3-truck U.8.! Jewatt City, Nov. iTjA^i -An im ChryMler vice president Julin D. I He added: I M obilhoot e*4 VMKTRB ST Ml »-MII4 Deiiiucrals. drnwliig a bead o n , the benefit of ail mankind, there! " i f .we fall now to apply the Union)." he told a student r a ^ Slight Extra leoiuerc " wenM Finest A xluOdH ien, New Canaan, Westport, Wes m ililAiy convoy Friday. The A m er-' fant .boy riot more than 2 da.va old Leary said the new sgieement Biltd leethfr'. pofpc* . can loodad mis tay ton, Fairfield. Trumbull, Newtown, I would provide an increase of ii2 .63 Oarmlne 'G. DeSaplo. formerly are no differencys'within the gov-1 lessons we have lesrned, or even at Padjadaran Ualvyrsity. Cost l8CHir 'coimrliti and *»nlty leans brought the truck.') back to] was found on the rear steps of 8t. im'.!!!')!?!;.. WHITE TURKEYS rtawi tor tiw juoinr mi«. Stamford and Brookfield. Berlin Tather tiuin agree to In- j Mary') Catholic Church here early ! a Week.’ 3 per cent or whichever is opens headquarters today for emment. between our parties, or'if we delav thei. spfiication. w e, Delegates who favored Gold- I larger, in.salaries for the wbrk- ‘'•UJ’*'.*" •iL'*'"** Tammany Hall.: among our people. " I know that the advances into space DF.NTES TV P A Y O F F Wc-Guarantet to Dclivtr At Thest Pricts- TULIP TREE FARM spection o f their loads. i toda.v. Washington, Nov. 17 uIA—, tfO JO B TOO S,MALI.^E-/, TERMS— UtEK ESTIMATE On purrhaaea nf R U TTH E R ’B amllh said they rejefcted the Bren A jeep-led 2-trurk coriVoy, th e ; PdRce said tlie Rev. Rene Mes- j ers. would incorporate part o| The late Tyrone P e re t'a role tn | Johnson joined in the U.N. Out-' n»a.\' onlv mean adding a ne'.v Our turke.v.K hn'e been winnrra at Ihe Rnalon Nhnn In IIm O v m C O A If IN AND SEE THESE PRIZES TODAY! George C. .McUoanaughey, far nan leadership and connected Mo flrat sent out of Berlin by the | sler told them he received a , 1 their cost of living beneflla into the mo-.'ie, "Solomon and Sheba," j er Space debate In an effort to' dimension to warfare. I D reaaed Clnaa.- W e prepare read.v fo r the ovea. WAX wa give away Triple SJIS their baa* aalary, and .would in- mer Federal Communk'atioaa At OUR "’x. x u ll DRUG STORE rano with that leadership. Bren Americans since the Friday inci- phone call aa.vtn^ Ihe hriby '^asijTu,' win be taken ove by ntrior Yul dispel any doubts as, to whether; "if, however, we proceed along CALL NOW Ml 3-2856 MORIARTY Blue Stampe. il" a.'lew severance pay plan, Commission chairman, iteaibd PRICES SAME AS LAST YEAR! nan submitted hia resignation, dent, went through the Riisaian outside. H# said the caller, fiemale, Brynner . '. . Two glrle, whose the governniient still commands j me orderly course of full coopera-, nder the old contracL the oal- home ia a modest ffat over a San the full support of the cduntry on , Uon, we shall by the very fact of i under oath toiiay UmU he over sos 60e Lb. >*' V. Dreeard Uniler. 2« Lba.— Over 20 Lb*. 80e ' Maneheater citing ill health, iUter the Repub- oheckpotot . at Babeliiberg today I jrrf'ised to Identify heraelf. Ucanf lost all major offices to ..... —ariea. - — of • the white " vw..„.collar work*#* Franetbeo grocery store, hava this laaue since the Demberatic | cooperation make the moat sub- j Uclted money for his vote ia a BROTHERS Yea! W a Pull the Tendona-mDelh-ereil In Maneheater It Yon Wallpaper and Paint Co. withoiit incident. Damoergts in the Noy. 4 general w iliv .rf n r-rfi The newly born child was found ranged from »319 a month for mee- been nam*d holm lo an Aoalrlan victory in the Nov. 4 congreselon-1 sUntial eontri’jutlon -et made Ptttsburgh TV case; McCoa- Cannot Pleh Itp Youraelf ' 24> Broail SL YYUIy aonger boys to $903 a montb fo r U-aatla and one-fourth of a mllUon naughey gave the testtmony b*» Home Specialties Co. •lection. Berlin, in a calming ipeOch to bis jin a- blanket. Placed b esid e'th e deoTan leaders’ al eleefiona. ! toward perteeting peace.” ' I dollar estate. ■The executive and legUlatlve. Johnson said both House* of fore 'the House Legislative Os-er- Pine Lenox The committee ia Greenwich. P fJ ^ {aatjilghL aaid ho did not child w;i[w a large bottle half flUed _ -nje settlement covera BOB BROWN and CUAKLIE FRINGLK Ml 3-5135 FRANK HARAIUROA offlci Machinists union members jw sight'Comm ittee. w U rh la loete- ICorsno's home town, left Uw coun- believe the CommuniaU’ieere rtady bfanchta of our gover-sment are 1 Congress were In full support of,’ YOUR fX>CAL HOME IMPROVEMENT DEALERS ASH SWAMP *D h OLASTOIfBUlir TBt. MMlWd M «l« m t ^ p m i R C T . With milk and a nipple on top of it. Workers ana employes ip Chi,. TriMnniMCW Alrtlne* w agv ef. teg Into .niaaors that .the tee-' 301-315 CM»*r Sf. f - o m & orgmaisauen Friday night. 4*- to attempt a new Mo4daule. tMetbelr,” Johnson declared. ' the view that the UJ)!. "should aa-1- Officials at Backus Hospital fn lor's (rngfoeering-fopaitmOBts,’ttW: and strHw la again a poaalbiU'. "Vnitad we stand.” . :aume the responaibility of lead-i mer POC Iwiid. altered to sell Ma Read Herald Advs. ter MtiudaF* mMUag .DarttB I do not believe tbait th« Am«r- Norwich, -wtrere the child was'oloeee thO'book on'TJAW Contra^ •aiitfiatMaMa m M they W4M puU- ty . . . Poet Robert FreatI wfll 1 Tb* Democratic leader asserted'! enhip in promoting international vote to oplit a M «te te Ute tng tokep later. rqwrUd h* wos.ia'nagoUatiwui with tli4i Wc 68* «U)k- tbat t ^ y . Outer Spa^ is free'eoopeiatfon in the «xploratioB oCI award ed • Mi g68d floadiUo*. . 4 'o n Cor ttoM jMt*. •fwl rsinnla tb4i way. ‘ Outer 8pbG«.“ ‘ no. N UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1968 PAOETHRIB VA South dealer **Kal|«to On Town Men Supper Talks Six Requests TO MAKE CONTRACT North-South vulnerable IV M llO t Of T te NORTH Round IRble” Been Named... -Two Manchester men were sub Driver Charged Notes and Quotes B j Alfred Bhetaiweld la C*l.r U Cain A I 6 jects of a feature story with a ThUl . «veninK First CoiiKrega- six kpplicatLona will be conitd- 1:M. I;M. U:M S:2t, l;M How do you choose the right V A 3 2 tlonal Church mcmhcrs will hold by EAKL YOST, ered at a' Zoning; Board of Appeals ^)lcture in a recent edition of the After Accident suit to develop? Do you eet to 6 10 8 5 3 LARGEST SlBLECnON a pouuck a il p p e r In Y co- public hearing to be held Wednes WED.; "DAMN YANKEES” Portadown (Ireland) News. Quarter Century Club at Prat I • 17 years. Perry is married and Donna TTiomai, Patty Aceto, banjo A K .J 4 3 m an 'a H all. Ail *rc asked to bring day St 7:30 p.m. st the Town work on your longest suit, er Is Joseph Trueman of 52 McKee St. John E. Driscoll, 21, of East: St has live children. He residca at player Frank Mc^rrlll, w hUtler E l W F . S r EAST their OWll dishes and silver, as well Whitney Aircraft, East Hart Hall. Kathy Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keefe. Foster is still visiting his native'land and Hartford, was arrested and PERSONAUZED ,18 Irving St. Mis hobbles Include mer Holtz. Larry Moran, Barbara there some other basis for your A K 10 7 3 2 A943 aa a covered disli or des.scrt for the ford. has welcomed Into the mem-' Russell E . LiCVack of Main St., 8t„ Wapping. She was bom Nov. 4 at Manchester Memorial will probably return home later woodworking and growing Zoyla Beedy., I^ura Newman, dancere choice ? OQ934 .0 10 87 charged with reekle.sa driving Sun-!' BUpper. Roll.s. butter and coffee berahip two .Manchester men, a member of the Appeals Board, Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank this month, grass. Jerry Montie and Bob Walt.on and West opened the five of spadee, AQ4 AK762 day after an accident on E. Middle ' CHRISTMAS Will be provided l.orln Perry and Samuel Schors. asks for a variance of residential M. Barton, Bolton Center Rd., and her paternal grandmother is Jam es H. McVeigh of 81 Oxford Nate Taah. The latter hai an ex and south very properly put up A 8 7 A Q 10 9 Paul and Mnurico Tpke. near Fergu.snn Rd.. police re-’' After the supper, the Planning j Perry was born m New York State, zone requirements to permit him Mrs. Jane Keefe, Bridgewater, Mass. Shi. has four brothers, St, has already leturned to Man i educated ip . Massai huaetta and S.iinuel Schors, .'ll fireen Ud., ceptional HinKlni? voice. dummy's jack. East played low, SOUTH ported. I CARDS ComiDlttee will present plans to use a tobacco warehouse on his and dummy’s Jack of spades held Landormaii prosoiit John Michael, 12,^Robert Barton, 11, James Richard, 8, and DaWd chester. OrLseoIl'.' car collided with one I has earnei bis livelihood in work. Kund rais PAW Sehors twcanie ii maebln- helped rfutnd out a pleaaant and cis, 6, tmd Richard Alan, 4. in Ireland in 1950. Hj.s decision to Damage to Driscoll's car was wpl Include: his own hand. hearts, two diamonds and three ing campHlcn for this projort will Isl Uiroiigli training at IManchcs- entcrlnliSlng evening. (Chirk) ' The finesse lost to West's queen, return there in September was the estim ated at $.590. to Arbo's $1,50 ■ Richard A rcham beault of 13 clubs. If he played the hand very Leslie Barrett, teughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Hill, Tariff- nol beprin until carlv ip (5ialer .nerved aa both director and but W est was not overjoyed. West result of a sudden impuLse, How DrLsroll Is due for srraignment I William SI.. Windsor, variance to shrewdly h might even make an ville. She waa bom Nov. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Board of T ju s Ipcs has sub- pmdiK er While Mrn Hugh Clancy didn't want to lead a sp.de to de ever, he hope.x to return to Ireland | Nov. 29, It 'S NEW 'build a two family duplex In a rea- extra trick, bu_ the contract at Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Gehr- m itlcd a h\i( ;>nt fa i 1950. Boaid wan tlie piano iiccom|»nnifll. Joe clarer's ace-queen. If ho returned again in 1960 with his wife. His j No arrest was made after a ililential zone on property of How any rale was on Ice. man, East Orange, N. J„ and her paternal grandparents are Mr. Twisted metal and debris sre all that remain after these two cars uirmbcrs say ihry havr tnrd to M(<*arthy handled the inlroduc- a heart or a diamond. South would relatives in Portadowh include a | minor accident Sunday afternoon, hold thr linr rvrry Voiu rxcrpl ard Hamilton, . Station 28, Main Now we can see why South de and Mrs. James M. Hill, West Orange. N. J. cijllided Satiuday afternoon. Operator of small ear at right waa from KitchenAid... llon.s. It WBfl obvious that a lot of •SI. get a free finesse. « * * * « niece, Misa May McVeigh, who, he i Mr.s. Franeis A Edwards. 22 of for an ovoiflnr ha!ar\' iiu rensr for cided to work on the diamonds killed. Car in foieground waa traveling In wrong lane, police hard worl< and planning wcntdnto Pratt and Whitney Aircraft West finally decided to lead a told The Herald, conducted .Me-1 88 Hemlock St , drove into a guy thr ir. 1 n i.'-t Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. McDei'mott, say. Impact turned small ear around fiom the direction it was the prorliictmn. ;Coi-p. of E ast H artford, permis- club. This was lucky for him, since first. He could steer the lead to Danbury Man \eigh and Trueman on a tour of | wire aupportlng the Christmas tree Portable Dishwasher ( ittholir leiullf's to Moot • • • 42 Glenw(X)d St. She was bom Nov. 9 a l M anchester Memorial traveling. (Herald Photo by Oflara i. I Blon to erect a 32 by 48 Inch sign any other lead would cost West V est, who could do no damage. sites in Ireland neither had ever j at the Manchester Parkade, police Thr (*Klh«*li' lemliCR Hr»rjrly will George Hatzenbuhler of 191 If South went s^ter the clubs first. Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. James R. Connor. .seen. Mr\eigh also contacted tela-, reported. Damage lo her ear was Identifying Its Podnnk plant on a trick Immediate'y. Berkeley, R. I„ and her paternal giandmolhei is Mrs. A. V. Mr- mofl th; r nunj; in thr < hun h Hollinter St, ha.s been promoted to 'llie west side of Rt. ft, north of Continues Plan East would gain the lead and Dies as Cars St., Meriden, was kille. when his pledged for local neeils and henev- lives of the Walsh families here.! minor nrriliihnii n! thr R oSiiry Will Durmott, Chestnut St. She has a brother, Timothy James. 16 purchasing agent at Hamilton 'Chapel Rd. South continued his plan of de would return a spade. This would car left the road and hit a rail- Olence. and $4,972.6(1 waa pledged who are connected with the Me- poPce said she was reeelring pirtT'l' t lir ri;;hl r)'clrM U inool Standard in Windsor Lockn. In hia give South serious trouble and m onths. I George F. Nevers of RFD 1, for veloping the diamonds. He put a a * * « road alnilmenl. I'ollee said the ■ for the building fund, Gredy rose prden which was hsv- rt,.,vlng lessons at Ihe time, I’l;; An illust l otrd talk, “Tho new poaltlon he will'have charge might even lead to the defeat of Hit in Vernon highway was mist;,' and foggy al i Sevenly workers were eommia- ing Us 29th flower show at t h e '—— — ______a six months extension for remov- up dummy's king of clubs and Sue Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris R. Jacobs. 40 J^hroud of T um i." will hr present of procuiement of rarw materlala the contract. Ihe lime. ; sinned for completing the program i Belfast. i ! al of earth from his property on led another diamond, finessing the Mt. Nebo PI. She was born Nov. 10 at Manchester Memorial r*t hv Ai'thui and I'hicenr Mlllpltr and non-pr(Klurt •auppllea. Hatzen Dally QueeUon In Hamden, Frank Tii'one, 69. | hy calling at the homea of mem-! McVeigh also vi.siled the exposi-1 I Ellington Rd. nine from his hano. South was Hospital. Her maternal grandpaients arc Mr. and Mrs. Fred One man waa killed and his pas nf \\ 1 i:; Il ,ii lU H Mitstrs.-irs are .Mis buhler joined Hamilton In 1953 aa of Giles St., Hamden, died when ; hers who were nol able lo attend tlon in Bnissella before returning! Mrs. Henrietta Case of Pleasant willing to lose the finesse, for then As dealer, you hold: Spades, A McKenney 40 Mt. Nebo PL, and her paternal grandmother is Mrs. senger seriously injured in a 2-ear \^■nitr^ I>rplul;i Mrs I'u iiosl /.a his car slUdded. left the road and ; services. The same workers hail honie. 1 : Valley Rd . six months extension dummy's ten of diamonds would fi fi 2; Hearts, A Q 8; Diamonds, Nellie DeCarip. South St., Coventry. Stre has a brother, Morris headon crash on the Wilbur Cross EEiniClirillHIIf «orrla4 b$ "Bitddtr WtRRnais " (0*t- noftl SM'l Ml ' rh'ituBs O'Brien l.ortn perry on a permit for removal of fill become established. Moreover, K J 8 ; Clubs, A u 9. WTiat do you ■ crashed into a boulder, ; extended personal invitations to all Trueman, who has relatives in! Uni Up NltMa or Bo4 Wattlnt, too fro« R. Jr.. 14 months. Qutnt, bxirnlni or Itching urination). from property of L. B. Case north West would be unable to do any say? **««*- Highway in Vernon Saturday. I A U.S. .Mai me, David 1’. .Ikane, 'members by telephone last week to| Drumellen. eondui led a milk hiisi-! 'liU irlieslrr ^,^enlMK Heriikl < ^■ituk H lu tte r in 1933. 162 Center St. She waa born Nov. 11 at Manchester Memorial try e r r m ror oulck hnlp Bofy for TTie Independent Tallow Co. of finesse In diamonds worked. Now anemic spade suit. Your intention BUSHNCLL MEMORIAL ter wa.s driving west on the high slrn ck a guairi r .il on tho M errill 5t a final canvass meeting on busine.ss to Hoods. His sOns. .Sher-| younp and eld Aak druttIft for 0T8TCX. 8-SI.15. \\’hen I’lTiv entered the employ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Leo 39 Cedar .St . Woburn, Mas.s., will HARTFORD, CONN. way in a small foreign ear when his Parkway in Tru. ibull. Monday evening. Nov. 24. Sto how fail you ImoroTO. of I’AW he HtAiled on the third South could afford to go after is to mark time at your first bid Pelletier, 21 Blssell St., and her paternal grandfather is Theophile be the final applicant. The com 'the clubs. He took the ace of clubs so that you can make a Jiimp re MONDAY, NOV. *4, 8:80 car waa hit headon bv one driven Scott Willis, !. of Worthington ; The Slewardship Committee hIuM Hi.d foi two monlliH wa« the Ouellette, Patten, Maine. pany Is appealing for the second and gave up a trick tc the queen bid In notnimp. An opening bid Tickets now at box office: • • * * * by E arl F Chandler Jr.. 24. of Rd. Berlin. dieoard last month. The new is now accepting new applications Averj' St.. Wapping. She was born Nov. 10 a! Manchester Me the esplanade Into the west bound e Ecclustvt tterr cootrol Sam pler lane. To Buy Seix'w (]o. application will include an eight for the beginner dog class. One morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. SliiK’lifield to Talk e Duel htl-dreio hope Thr eu;hlh auuual mmslrf.l of point program covering Improve group of dogs and owners Is Just S. R. Helm. East Hartford, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. A passenger In D exter’s car. RAYMOND T. Providence, R. 1 . Nov. 17 •V' « - • No ioptelleciofi espente PINE PHARMACY • 'amphrll Coumll, Knights of Co- ment of hiiildliiga ami property. completing the training course, and Mrs. A. Kaeaer, East Hartford. She haa three brothers, Mrs. R. Corinne Stleber. 48, also of Texlion Inc., has increased il.** of liimhus, IS now hisinry, 'Ilie latest The tallow company will be repre wllh a final examination in obed Fred Jr., 5, Edward, 4, and James. 3; and a sister. Pamela. 9. Danbury, was thrown fiom the car To I^ A at Hale flU S...the performance* 6GI 4 • nil r St —MI 0-9HI4 « • ' • * * and suffered multiple fractuies. fer lo purchase American Stiew prescMlatlon look place hcfoie line sented hv Alt' Edward R. Kiiehn. ience to commands to be held Mon proy*ed features that have SCHALLER She was taken to Rockville City Co. stoi k fioiii S.'iO to STil a share. aiidlenicH last riiursday, Friday Donald C McEaiighlin of Beel day. PROGRAMS Dawn Kllzabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frederick Ranis- Dr. Raymond Stlnchfleid, a.saist- earned for KitchenAid the and .Saturday nights al the Vci. zebub Rd has been appointed full dell, 51 Elm St„ Rockville. She was born Nov. 11 at Manches Hospital and tlien transferred to The company sent a letter lo rep u tatio n o f **tKa fio c ft First meeting of the new train aiU .superintendent of school.s, will Builder planck .School auilllorluni, . I was time assistant building Inspector. ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Manchester Memorial Hospital American Screw .stockholdei's yes ing class will be held today at be the guest speaker at the meet dishwasher made*'t pleasantly pleased snd smazrd at It Is announced by David D. Donald Talpey, Kiltei’.V. Maine,-and Frank Fuller.'Portsmouth,'6' where she is reportedly in fair con terday offering’ the new price even DRAINPIPE 7:30 p.m. at the Wapping Com ing of the Nathan Kale PTA to- • Kevoiving power wash the all aroumr^lalent. plus Ihe ex- .Smith Town Plan and Zoning N. H„ and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred dition today. to those who already liepo.siled , morrow night. Ofiorfe llatrrnhiihler munity House. Further Informa theirs under Textron JoO nfTer. and double power rinset CLEANER NEW HOMES cellenl stage backdrop. . Among Commission chairman. Mcljiiigh- Ramsdell, \\'estbrook. Maine. Chandler was admitted to Rock He will talk on "The Testing tion concerning the classes may be T e x lto n s offer, it .saul. will • Senifiied hot-air drying Ihe featiirra performers were Boh A bfjyer, becoming ilAff tMlfflant lln. a form er builder himself, was Video Everyday . » . * . * A * ville Hospital with head injuries, Program in iManche.'iter School.^ ’ obtained from Mrs. Ludwirk Sse- If at lea.sl 60.000 .sliares are REMODELING Ncllsn, I’eggy Kearns, .terry Wil (o llic purchaaing m anager in selected front a grraip of more ilohn Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ciechowski. ,5 Ter a hospital spokesman said toilny PTA m em bers will hold a |)ot- e Self-deaning strainers than 30 applicants. luga of Lawrence Rd. All Rights Reserved— 'deposited by x3:30 ji m. NN'ednes- son. .lack Andei son, .Uher t y I’lei- 1955 and procurement mipervlaor race Dr.. Rockville He was born Nov. 10 at Manchostei Me that his condition i.s good and he hick at 6;15 in the a< honl cafeteria, dn y son, tap dancei .lark .Jaslnwe, in 1957. Prim; to Ihin he had been Mrl.atighlln was lo report for Goalee Plans Talk H. T. Dlchensou O Uo« Inc. morial Hospital. Hi.s maternal grandpaients are Mr and Mrs. is resting eom forlablv and tlie m eeting will follow at 8 FRANCHIHED DEALER SAFE. EASY-rO-USE ADDITIONS The new offer *i lin\p vsInnrrH iil tli«* ItoHlun Shos^ In tlx- Oxen • Al! impilrie.s confldenUal Write, rearh Boy .Si'oiit age. Paul I.and T f l L V I S I 0 N Hill Rd.. Wapping. He waa bom Nov 6 af Manchester Memorial left the road. reported that 73 pei- cent of the DtcamhI Chi'***. W a prrpiii'p rendx for the nxrti. gixing addie.'oi and plume nuin)i(>r ha.neball commln.moner In Man- Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. William Despite fog Saturday night and ri»eM(ei last miimner. and Dennis Quigley won Silver Manchester E ven in g Herald membera had pledged 74 per cent lo Tiaining P ivIaiom Nalmnal Uksassi 8 Hartturd, Usss. Stengert, Glaatonbiiry and his paternal grandparents are Mr and Sunday ovei a large coastal area PRICES SAME AS LAST YEAR! A rrows South Windsor correspondent El S Mew Havea Vasa. ( a-5S) VOICE OF MUSIC of the goal, ('oncoidia a proposed '.School of AenmiiutUM. Box )•' Bovs awaixied Bobcat plus In more Burnham, telephone Mitchell Oh Garsts: Martha Wrighl, and Mrs. John Cswertek. 40 N. Elm St. He has a bmthei’, Peter of the state, only one fatal acci budget for 19.39 includes $16,111 Jhaaael IS Barttard, Caaa. J, Ohio Slate University Glaa Hana, 23 months. flOo IJ k \ UrrAAiMl I'lulcr *J0 l.hH,—O vn *!0 l.hn. M)c Manclu'Nier Fvrning Herald. cluded; Steven DeMaio, Dennis 4-0674. Chaasel IS Ssrlaafleld. Hass, CInb dent wa.s attributed partially to foi- local expen.ses. $7,695 for be Chasae' M New BriUla. Caa • « « « • I’ca! Full thrTrmloiiA—IH'llxrrcd In Muiiclic^lcr If \ (ni 30 from Toxxn Cloutier, Kenneth Cloutier, Bruce Caaa. tiH ( S-4S) ANN SOUTHERN SHOW the weather. In Old Lyme Sunday. nevolence, and $6,600 for the build Chaaael M Hsinha. Mass.s. (tt-SS) TV TREATER Cheryl Ann ami Sharim Dale, twin daughter* of Mr. and Mm. C'ntinnt Flrli I p ' (Uirsclf Kohler, Clifford Leonard, Garry Obaasrl IS Waterbarv Caaa. Edward Kowalski, 26, of 61ft Gold ing fund. Yesterany prealUent and Two den m others also received have two brothers, Kenneth, 11, and Peter,' 7, and a sister, 8lastra - Woed - Csrtls ( a-81) A5IF.RICAN BANDSTAND defeated candidate for the Kepub- Service Stars. Mrs. Vesta Waldron 1:15 (401 THF, SECRET STOR5I Elaine, 15. Lower Cost of Living Mean party .H gubernatorial nomi Ills ( 5-40) THE EDOE OF NIOHT • • • • • was awarded a two-year pin and K liig t Go Forth” (t!-S0) COUNTY FAIR BARBECUED FREE nation. will be ionatm anler David Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bujaucius,' 408 39 Mrs. Iris Peterson a one-year pin. i;aa ( 5) RIO 8 THEATER Greater Comfort, Enjoyment Al l;U Front End, Irakt and A total of 3!i5 Ucketa for the Cubmastev William Leonard "Rlaok Ansel" Vernon St. He was born Nov. 4 at Mancheater Memorial Hos ( a-55) AMERICAN HANDSTAND A Worm and Coiy Home, You Too Shock Absorbtr Inspoc- dinner- have already been aold In was presented with a Scoutmas Rtow»H Oraaior • Donm BeeA pital. His maternal grandmother *l's Mrs. Lillian Hlncka, 31ft E. CHICKENS Eo. llu* Fourth Di.slrtct, Manchester (la pranress) Con Afford To Own! tlon. ter's Key at a recent Highland *^Tht Whole Truth” (Kl THE FIRST SHOW Center St., and his paternal grandparents are Mr and .Mrs. town chairman Hazel Finlay will District leaders meeting. (Ml ROY ROOER8 CHADWICK A CO. John Bujaucius, 80 North St. He has four bothers, John, 5, CRISPY GOLDEN BROWN—READY TO SERVE liead the local delegation. SilS4l:M (lit FOFF.VF Garj’, 3’j, Gerald. 2'2, and Carl, 1,3 months. Work done hr experts on all An Indian museum, the chil ( 5-551 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 6M CE19TER 8T __ Ml IMHHW Watson retired last aummer ISO) THE, EABI.Y SHOW eonvenllonal makes of ears. drens' museum, space travel, sn NO DOWN PAYMENT after six years as State Ontral airport and flsh hatchery were In WEDNESDAY "The Starr af Alexander Ornhnm Rell" t’ommltteeman and chairman of cluded among den displays at the Audrey Hepburn In “Ssbrlnn'* <22-S«) TV DANCK PARTY •■MY MAN GODFREY” (IS) TWILIOHT THEATER (('oUr) (tiiaatM; Joieph C«4- MORIARTY the Kepubllcan Fourth District '.See and Do M onth" meeting. ^n. Ana Mlllfr, aad CemtAr C'ommlttee. B irth .\nnoiineeog Cliwaea Goodvear (S5) 8CIE.NCE FICTION THEA by some African tribes. The Wapping dog training dags STATE TER ie;45 (5S) EARLY LATE SHOW NOW and TUESDAY HEADQUARTERS "Affairs af Geraldine” 11:M ( S) NEWS, w e a t h e r A CONTINUOUS FROM S F:M. FOR SNOW TIRES SPORTS ( 5) WORIJI'N BFJiT SIOVIES stare and Plant 295 Bread St. '•Plrtore of Darlan Gray** (« ( fHE RIO NEWS TEL Ml 3-5179 (.») NEWS A WRATRlUt (45) FEATURE FORTY U;1.T ( S) CHAMPIONSHIP BOWI.INO / y V a;M ( 51 POPEYB THEATER (M.S5 THE JACK PAAR SHOW (85) LATE MATINEE ( 5) WORLD’S BEST .MOVIES 600 (HALF A BOOK) "8.0.8. TIdnl Wave" 11:44 (5S) NEWS a:l5 (51 WEATHER lt:U • S)- I.)-.AUGH THEATER a;5a (tl) SPORTSCASY 12:S4 ( S) NEWS A WEATHER ( f) NEWS a SPORTS UON-HEARTED CHR R'BS • :U ( SI NEWS ★ PLUS ★ ( 5) NEWS a WEATHER 1:55 ( 5) TOWN CRIER TUESDAY TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS ( S) UNION PACIFIC car that’s every inch a new adventure ( 5) CONN. BKST MOVIES it;ia ( s-4a> LOVE o r l if e "Oas Ughl" (tt-sa) TIC TAC DOUGH (I!I WEATHER AND NEWS (IS) NEWS OF THE HOUR M r r ■ WEATHER hlldcily people, newlyv^eds uul siiuill fauuhes, this la for (ia> NEWS a WEATHER MORIARTY RROS. you, - nr 1 he.lioniu huiucs. ecouoiiuc:il, Iu.mii lous, w arm (5SI I SPY In w lntci. s ol 1-1 sumiuei TIu'se new luiiiics mcliule coiii- 7:15 (oaja) NEWS SE L L lbIG (tt) HIOni.lOlfTS LINCOLNS — MEROl^Y plcte f iij'lilahlugs ui all iintins. plus llu' new ,'sl appliances. 7:M ( S-451 NAME ■THAT TUNE AND Just Imagine all llus ami ueue luaud m-« lot .ally JI.IOO to (tt-SaiTIC TAP DOrOR (ealar) (SSI rOLRA 0 0 ROUND ENGLISH (FORDS SO.200 . comi.lele priies lai exlias I'si'il fimu SI 200 l,i Onesls: Chain Dancers. $3,000 4'.j UMUIgage |.lari N,. n,avi, I'.uymeiU |.lau I'ay- Orargla Drake. Caralrn De- 815 CENTER ST.—Ml 8-518$ nicnla like i.uil nver .0 stu is Kn)u\' taauliful lu>?ne settings, f.nrlk and tke Singing Walters superb sui Icaiialuigs, a living taialscaped an'a\' uf gM'eii lawns, l;M ( S-ia) THF. TEXAN lt;Sa ( Sda) SEARCH FOR TOMOl flowciMng Hhrubs In'es, palms, eahaiia-, swinuuing pool. Yc.s, (St.aa) THE RESTLESS GUN ROW really Uvlng tlu- mmleni way In i M.vhilelmme Marlborough "Rentrmher Ike Dead" (It-M) IT COULD B E YOU- scalar) . . . . * S'” * S*0THBR*8 DAY You Con Lower Your Rental Cost To With your purchent of 200 gollont er mere ef fuel oil C.O.D. we TAVERN DRY CLEANING * ; S ! OUIDINQ LIGHT I I-5S) Lib e r a c e show will give you obseiutolY FREE 600 Triple-S Hue Stomps (ImM « Pickup and DoDvary A7 h o m e «(|TR k it t y A MONTH book). Don't M a y — phono us your eretr today! (sa) MOVIE m a t d ik b $2 4 '®® HOTEL and COACH ROOM FISHER (lai HINOO AT h o m e FOR A Open An Year—Every Day i>a5 I S) OUR m is s b r o o k s FAMILY DRY CLEANSERS, Inc. l;M ( s^a).A8 THE WORLD TURNS ( t> STAGE S $ l g o o Oa the Rotary Ceater of •*5 Broad SL—Dlal Ml $-7111 (iS) HALF HOUR FILM Marlborough 8 Coruora I;Sa (St) PBOTRSTAm p r a y e r s (Over Aqe 60) S:M ( S-ia) JIM M Y IfKAN SHOW Where U.S. Highways 2 and l:Sa ( s-iai FATHRR KNOWS REST (SLSa) TBU TR OR C4INBB- COUPLE t-A Croas. (*t-sa> TALF.8 OF Wf!i1 s 4)UENCRS (Calar) ' FARGO "Tke OnnlUkler" N ew styling ...new jconvenience... new Golden Furniture May 8f Used As Down Poyment! (U) HOLD dOI'RNEV ( A5S) CHANCE FOR BO- STORE FREE ' MANCE A. ■ ' , S;M L H !* HOUSE 'PARTY PARKING BOLAMD OIL CO. 4 DINING ROOM S (St-M) RAOOI8 BAOOI8 (Calar) HOURS - iJsififsSp'f'®- (J ) MY LITTLE HAROIB Lion engine... new room iness... new ride. C m O ur Own 2 CecktoR' Lemget <(tr HALF ROHM FILM 8 n MaRdajr PRCkiag Lot Ad- 369 Center SL, at West Center St., Ml 3-6320 ^ a n d Thraafii S«tar> JENSEN'S, INC Eimih Furnitut^e jsc«4il Tn Hi8 d».v P ram t A.M. ROLLING HILLS, RT. 44A, MANSFYELU—io(Sc M!t., h> h ) 1 I , W O V tL MANCHESTBB BVKNINO HEBAU). MANCHE8TEB. CONN. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1968 MAWUHIi^bTlSH fcVtiNlMG.HlliKALU. MANCHKSTliH. CUNN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1968 P A O B |I7VE o t the Auxiliary to the Coventry meats, gourds and han4 knits wan may chooaa to play other gamsa if X i o v e n t r y otm sPEOiAunrt American Legion Poet have been Bokon twpular ttans of the sale. they wish. Rockville-Vernon West Unimpressed other psrions he said ara intaraat- elected ae foUowe: Maureen WoRBsa to Cater to Mea Sessioiu will be held every other Thick hot earned beef er hat Missionary ed tn the purchase. New MflRy W ear Cainey, preeident; Louiee Crow Tha lAdiaa Benevolant Boelcty week on Tuesday at the church pastrami aaadwich with JE K . Carlson Asks The property he aeeka. to buy T owii’h First Products Show ley, vice preeident; Cindy James, GrangePicks of tha Cdngrafational Church win hall. Prize* will be awarded and potato salad. O aP C contains nine holee In the present t e e t h secretary; Barbara Helms, trees- forafo ita usual mseting tomorrow refreahmenta served. To Speak at To Buy Land golf couree layout. urcr; Sandra Hotchkisa. historian; to cater for the Tolland Church Keeney Hutchiiwon la chairman NuWay Won’t Expand VYIIli Mere Cemfert Lorraine Helms, chaplain. of the committee in charge of the ARTHUR'S East Berlin Reds Bid PABTCMB. * pleasant slkallna To Be Held Dec. 7 at Center Meetings will be held each first, Mrs. Tedford men's Fellowship dlimer meeting * STATE MARINES KILLED (Bon-scld) fiowder. holds false teeth second and third Wednesday tn the parish room s t 7 p.m. tourney. The committee will wel North Church For 18 Holes Thornburg. Vs., Nov. 17 UP)— more nimiy. To eat and talk tn more " :------Mra. August Mlldner Is chair come the loan of tables and play Two Marines f’rom the air station comfort, lust sprinkle a little PAS- the month from 7 p.m. to 8 a To Old American Mill TEETH on jour plstee. gummy, TIm town’a first Products Show.^ nnmo and address of sender will be New Master man of the group who vylil prapare ing cards. Aigain for Recognition at Cherry Point, N.C. were killed No •poaaortd Coventry Business acknowledged. Nuraes and occu at the Legion Home. The Mcond The Rev. William F. Anderson, Stuart H. V, Carlson, president gooey, puty taste or feeling. Cheeks week will be for drill praptice for f the food. Dining room arrange Homemakers to Meet instantl.v last night In a car-truCk yplete odor" (denture breath 1, Get Aam., s*ni be held from 2 n.m to pational therapists select the most “Bread In Your Meals," featuring a missionary on; furlough from of a tnicklhg concern at 44 Stock FASTEETH sf any drug counter. appropriate gift for each Individ the Junior drill team. Mra. Donald' F. Ted/ord waa ments will be under the direction NjlJVay Tobacco Co. will not ex-^Cahdido, 30*4 Spring St.; Mrs. PI., has told town officials he ; collision a mile south of this 16 p t t. pec. 7 St the Nslhan of Mra. Emerson Boeworth. sweet bread, will be the subject of pand into the American Mill on Mozambfque in Southeast Africa, (Ooatiabcd from Pago One) •> B ale O ^ m u n lty Center. All new ual. Mrs. Joan Graham of "Stony ^ o h n i c o A Cumo Cross and son, Somers P" wants to buy town-owned Globe I Spotsylvania county town on U.S. alacted maatar of Bolton Orange the meeting of Bolton Home Brooklyn St., president Jean E. Lewis Chapman. Reservoir Rd. will speak at 7 o’clock tomorrow 1. Z i t n u WlU be on exhibit. There Hospital officials prefer to wrap Creek," chairman o f the Legion Dan Aachenbrenner, a member lean transport planes which are Hollow land, including some oc Friday night. Rhe aucceeda Mra. makers Wednesday from 10 am. Shepard said today. Admitted yesterday; Augusta night in the North Methodist i The victims were Sgt. George C. • Will ba no admission eharpe Christmas gifts and ask donors Auxiliary Junior activities In Con of the Weet Hartford Congrega That Interpret The standing by will have to be used.” cupied by the Manchester Coun necticut, recenMS' spoke to the Hacal Floyd, who la completing tional Church and assistant agen to 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. The firm let Its option to buy the Hager, 146 Vernon Ave.; Ann Church. Terry Jr.. 20, of 113 Baldwin St. PRESCRIPTIONS * Plans are being completed for to include wrapping paper and MrC Joseph Schreindorfer and Wishes Of The FstnUp plant expire Saturday after it was he said, referring to the airlift that try’ Club, to build an 18-hoIe golf ribbon. However, if one prefers group about work done by other her aecond conaecutlye term of of. cy comptroller at the Connecticut Loos. Broad Brook; Lottie Fi The Rev. Mr. Anderson will show i Milford. Conn, and Cpt. John N. - th« show with Henry Jackson aa Mrs. Thomas Manager will be determined that the old mill build nance, Main St., Ellington; Charles pictures as he describes his work course on the east side of S. Main Free Delivery ! m naral chairman, assistod by to wrap packages, each gift should .similar groups In the state. rice., Mutual Life Insurance Co., will be broke the 1948 blockade. St. jTelxeira, 24. of 141 Half Mile Rd. The ^rfowlnj leaders for the session. ing as not suitable for NuWay’s Dzicek, 10 Highland Ave.; Bessie as an agricultural missionary of ! North Haven. Cemn. The truck - JOhJt Lamer,, Louis Tuttle rikI L. be wrapped separately, tagged Inatallation of Mra. Tedford and guest speaker. He has antitied hie JOHN B. BURKE Brandt said the Communists Carlson's offer was ma’de In a ly attended the department Junior r T ip r n w talk "From Knife and Fork to Those who attend should bring needs. The old mill Is being vacated Johnson. 11 Davis Ave.; Nellie the Methodist Church. The inform- driver, Clinton Davis Jr. of Bas- I Jftmea Loyaim. Merchants and w'ith a description of contents, : I her felloW' officeri will take place a baking dish, two dish towels, a by Industrial Sound Control which started their new tactic for two letter which will be read at a LICGEn DRUG con^ence In Orange: Louise What?" FUNERAL HOME Durkee, 15 Ellington Ave. reasons—to choke off;, the stream : sett. Vs., was uninjured. - tmiiness people belonging tn the such as size, and designated on Dec. 13 when an inatalllng team large bowl, mixing spoon and a is moving to Baltimore, Md. Discharged yeaterday: Ellen | Board of Directors' meeting tomor SHOPPING PARKADE •Mociatlon ynll have approxi whether It Is for a man or woman. t^w ley, Sandra Hotchkiss. Carol hedded by Kaeney Hutchinaon will WS08 Plana UN 'Pro$jram of East German refugees Into row at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Murdork and lyjrrnine Helms. pastry cloth If they own one. TEL Ml S-d8M Shepard said he will decided Wiley, Mountain Rd.. Ellington; mately five feet of wall spare to Gifts may be sent or brought, exemplify the Orange ritual. since 14 of Its members visits Hostesses for the- session are within the next month whether to Louise Watson, 42 Spring St. I West Berlin and to Injure WesI Building. dlaplay products Anyone inter- directly to the hospital, or locaUi' Correction ed the United Nations In April 87 BAST CENTER 8T. Berlin’s economy. In the letter to the Board, Carl The name nf Carol Martlndale Otheri elected Friday were Ray Mrs. Barney Blovlah and Mrs. AMBUI-ANCB SERVICB build a new plant in the Rockville Birth Saturday; A daughter to ' Personal INoliees •ated in taking part has been left or sent to Mrs. Bowen at. her mond MIelke, overseer; Mrs. Fran the Woman’s Society for Chriitian Michael Peace. • area or in South Wind.xor, or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis, 95 . The Communists want refugees son said he and "several other aaked to call any of the program home on South St. wns Inadvertently omitted from Service of United Methodist to fear West Berlin la not a safe persons" want to buy town land the list of "R ' honor pupils at cis Mannise, lecturer; John Masso- Substitute Nurse whether to use a building that Brooklyn St, committee. Hospital officials would appre Church is expected to find its Mrs. Edward Thoms of Vernon now exists, he said. haven and want to alarm investors "encrally located essi of S. Main tending Windham High School. lint, steward; David Bell, asslatant Birth yesterday; A son to Mr. In Memoriam The plaJis include a Santa with ciate gifts as soon as j^^slble The steward; Mrs. Walter F. Elliott, meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. of Rd. has been substituting as school NuWay needs more space for and Mrs. Charles Stanley. 32 he said, but "the effort to create between Line St. and Fern St. In l^fts for all children up to 10 deadline Is Dec. 16, Carol Is a member of the Junior much interest. Entitled VA Decade nurse at the Elementary School expansion of certain of Its pro unrest and Insecurity among us a letter to the club, he said "St'uart tn lovin* m*»mory of John J (Inf OUR class. chaplain; Mre. Bruce G. Roneon, Pro.spect St. hn Ji . who pRAKAf] RWR> Nn\ 17 19M years of age from 2 p in to 5 p.ni.; Oehrlng Honored treasurer: Miss Mary Tedford. sec of Human Rights," the program during the illncs.s of Mrs. Alice cesses In making cigar binders. Birth today: A daughter to Mr. can be regarded as shattered." H. \’. Carl.son, Inc . and others,’’ a products ihow from 5 p m. to 8 Robert Gchr^ng, son of Mrs retary; Gordon MIelke, gatekeep deals with UN work In this field Robert. Mrs. Robert is expected Shepard said. He praised the and Mrs. Charles Foley, 80 Wind Khrushchev's get-out-of-Berlin are lntere.sted al.so m buying anv Tht.* «1r\’ do rt'iiD’inbri’, pm .; and an aurUon at 8 p.rn. by Ruth Gchrlng^ has rri eived the Manchester Rvening Herald and is headed by Mrs. Ssm Walk to return to her duties on Nov. 24. Rockville Area Chamber of Com sor Ave. declaration a week ago gave the of the club’s "buildings or im A Invinc thoiiirtit w«> elvr Coventrj- correispondrnt Mrs. F. f'.. er; Phyllis Converse, Ceres; JoAnn For onr no longrr with iit CURIOUS local merrhanl.s and hu.slness state award.At the recent Tolland er. A film will be shown. merce for its work in trying to Handshaw Reelected East German Communist a late provements” east of S. Main St Paiilinn Little, telephone Pilgrim Perrelt. Pomona; Edith Toomey, Bu( In our hr«n* *(111 U\ ** people with net proceeds tn go to- county 4-l>'achIevement night pro- Flora and Mrs. Peter Massollnl, TTie meeting will also Include a Advertisement— find suitable place for NuWay’s Lowell F. Handshaw, president campaign talking point In yester Carlson was out of town today and w aH expenses of the show. 2-6281. When Buying or Selling Bolton day's election of a new rubber- Moth‘'i, Fnih^r ' grnrn at Vernon Fnernentary lady assistant steward. Mrs. Floyd ceremony of welcome for n e w expansion. of the Rockville Finance Corp., could not he reached to name the St*(*r end hrolhrm. The association meets the fust Schooj, The award wns given for will begin e 3-year term as trustee members of WSCS. Hostesses in Property call Lawrence F. Fiano, Shepard said he Intends to con was / reelected president of the stamp parliament. With only the CAMERAMAN Monday of each mnntti at 8 p m. on the executive committee. clude Mrs. John Schlllinger, Mra. Broker. Phone MI 9-5910. tinue operations tn the present lo Coimecticut Consumer Finance Communist-approved slate pre.s- out standing work In entomology OUiSTION: N* Jevbl yeu'Yt heard at the South Coventry Firehouse. and entitles him to an expense- Lah^ CloHing Sol H. Fritz Noren and Mrs, Ernest cation on Middle Rd. In Rockville. Assn' last week. Leon Terry, vice ented. the only question was how Appointive offices will soon be Chamber Director i mkevt Hertferd'e new family and New members are welcome. free trip to the 4-H Nallonnl Club filled by Mrs. Tedford. These In Howard. Manchester Evening Herald Bol City Offers Sand president of the Rockville firm. many of the 11 million voters the ton oorrespondent, Doris M. The Public Works Department i elected secretary of the state Reds could gel to the polls to vole William K. Belfiore of 44 Ade- i Individual Hatpilal faliey. What da Honor Roll Gongre.ss In Chicago next month. For Blooclmobilr clude the home economies commit A meeting of the executive com yau fhinh al ill The Coventry Grammar Sch^l Mrs, Ft he) fArgo was honored tee chairman, legislative. Insur mittee at 7:16 p.m. will precede DTtalla, telephone Mitchell $-6646. of the city will distribute sand organization, yes. In the 1950 and 1954 elections, laide Rd.. leallor and Inaurance' junior high section acholastlc and for her 10 years ns a 4-H club ance, Blue CToss and youth com the WSCS meeting. Members are free to rcsi(ients on Wednesday and the Communists claimed more man. has been appointed a member 1 Anawar: The Rftii Cro«s Bloodjnoblle will Vernon and Tnicottville news Is of the board of dlrertora of the cltl*anship honor roll has be^^n an lender. mittee chairmen. asked to bring In packages for the Oklahoma has 27 Indian reserva Thursday, Eugene Joslin, superln-t! than 99 per cent endorsed their IVAN FlICKI nounced for the first ttrm by bp nt. Conter Church tomorrow tions. handled through The Herald’s ticket. Chamber of Commerce, Outstanding clubs from town for About 2.8 members enjoyed the grab bag and parcel post events tendent. has announced. Hallywaad Principal Francis A PrtroUl. the past year Ineludod the follow from 1:46 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The Distribution will start at 7 a.m.l R7ekv‘lle Bureau. 7 W. Main St.. In releasing tourist Milroy al Tlie appointment waa announced fraduteri annual oyster stew supper served of the Christmas sale as well as today by Robert J. Boyce. Oiam- Scholastic first honors are ing: Buttons and Bowls with Mr.s Into cloning hour ban been arranged old Jewelry they will donate. In the east end of the city. Any-! ‘elephone TRetnont 5-8186. Rev, William F. Anderson the West German border Saturday awarded pUpiLs whr> receive ‘'A’’ m prior to the meeting by Mrs. Floyd night, the East Germans dropped ber presiftenl. i A slupendoui Harmon N Corlirane and .Mrs to nc('ommo(lnte the many com- and Joseph Msek. The business Setback Tourney Slated one wishing sand should place piece of policy- all subjects exp^t physical edii fenn F. Rov as rnlenders: UtlJe container at the curb. al meeting at which he speaks be their demand that the United Belfiore fills the term expiring; , mutfrn who find It Imponathle to meeting was attended by 36 mem The Holy Name Society of St, GENERAL March 31, 1969 of I,see M. .Silver- writing! I like ration, musi' tndu.strial arts or Sr'Issors with Mrs. F. Rauline Lit Large sand boxes have been Hospital’s Store gins al 7 o'clock so that children as States open direct diplomatic bar bers. Maurice Church will hold the first stein of the flnu of L.aBonne-Sil- the wide selec home eronom>cs, m hlrh a "C" Is tle (\n lender and Miss ffaxe! I,lttle roach Iho blood bank before 6 well as young people and adults gaining for his freedom The sale of homemade articles session of Its public setback tour T V SERVICE placed In certain location.^ for verstein A.s.sociaiea, Inc., who re- tion of benefits permitted Sei ond lionnrs are ns Junior lender; and Rots nnd o'clock. emergency use -by motorists, Jos Reported Success may be able to hear him nnd meet He waa arrested by Ru-ssians on awarded tlui.'^e u im ?eroj\r no will be repeated at the Dec. 12 ney tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the him peraonally. •si^noil from the position in order for hospital Patches with Mrs, Ronald Knapp Dr. .lohn C. Wnght. blood pro Days M OK * lin added. The sand in these boxes Oct. 17 near Neuslrelitz, 70 miles room tnd board mark lo^.ver than ' H ' in nil sub meeting Mrs. Arthur Ptnney Sr., church hall. Although the setback Nights Plus Parts Window Shades north of Berlin, on charges of tak tn attend com.sea on the latest de ns Dnder and Miss .fenri Brndf|f‘hl gram chairman, anld today ho had chslrman of the home economics Is not Intended for u.se by house An experiment in starvation led expenses, mis jects except physirnl e'lucailon. tournament Is the feature of the TEL Ml 8-6482 Ml'S. Alfred Sundqulst, president the Rev. Mr. Anderson into mis ing an unauthorized pii-lure of velopments in insurani'e. muafe mriustnsl nr’.s nr liome ns junior leafier. There were 17 high hoficH tho 160 pint quota will committee, said baked goods, nut evening, patrons of the card party Mod* to Ordor holders. of the Women’s Auxiliary of Man 'Hie new director lias been a cellaneous hos out'dnndlng clubs Meli*cti*«l In the ho mot na it wan in Oclobor. Imntunlzation Clinic sionary work. During the war he milllary Installations. He waa pital expenses, eponumics in which h 'C Is per ALSO chester Memorial Hospital, repoit- was one of 35 young men who vol turned over to the East Germans, member of the ('’hamher since he county from 8.fi eligible clubs. More than 100 npolntmonta have An immunization clinic will be ‘ ed at a meeting of the board of di- first opened his agency al 3.68 Main and surgical ex mitted unteered to he scientifically stai ved who hinted he would be tried for penses designed Tliere uere no flrsf honors in Other Awards boon nchodulod for the early aftor- VENETIAN BLINDS held at the Rockville Public Health I rectors that The Penny Saver, the . in order to discover the physical spying. St. almoat two yeai.a ano. and haa Cminty nwnifls given to local noon bourn, arul “walk-ln " donorn Nursing Assn, office at 13 Park oew thrift shop sponsored by the i been aervlnj: a.K a memt)er of the so families or in- eiUier grades Secoml honors for In a "hazardous position" on Main Bring your old rollers In and and psychological effects of low The Russians answered Amer dividuals can fit Grade H \^^nl to Hmbarn Hi> Il club memliers foll'iw: l-'ood firep- will t)o arcofitabb* af any llrno Ht. He was apparently asleep st save 86o per. shade. St. tomorrow. Dr. Francis H. | Auxiliary, has been received with levels of food intake. H* realized IMPA(71' Cluh, the CTiamher'a anillori given by (hmenil Mills ican protests by saving the case this policy to their budgets. ford. RriftiarH Doggail, Iionmi VoluntoorH wtio rnndiictod tho the wheel, police said. Burke, city health officer, will be I enthusiaam by both the public and | that "The spirit has a hard lime should be taken up with "sover memberahip commlllee. He was ( orp. Anne Wheelock; rkllng, by toU'filinno rorruitmonf thi.K month “hi'ih point man" in the ( luh and Another nice feature - the pol Kohler. Lillinn IlHUiiiuuy. Sliei- Teallmony heard In court point In charge. Shots will be given fo r, Auxiliary members. igrowing in a starved body.’’ ."o he eign" East Germany. icy costs less lor >oung people. Connecticut 4-H Cluh. Patricia A f Included Mr.i. Alico AnMnlrll, MIhh aeiN’ed a.s a team (aptain this year wood Gorden and Dniilel VVenner. ed to Knybcl s having been III rath diphtheria, tetanus and whooping ’die conimittees headed by Mi's. offered himself for training as an , Milroy, a 30-year-old salesman Ves. Hartford has ssritlen several rlcann, clothing, by C-nteH aiul ch Paul Wlllhide and Mra. E dgar' A Manchester native, Belfiore at Second honors for (Jrade 7 went Bcih Knifiowicz. M Marlon Mop- er than Inloxirated. cough, aa well as vaccinations and agricultural ml.sslonary, «tolng to traveling on an East German features into this ness- policy to I'arol Hicking. iJiHTia Wnh- Clark, Linda Wahriiiinri anrl ,Sii klriH. Mrn. .lano Ibintol, Mrn. Frrirna booster shots. Further Information Clarke aald they appreciate the co-1 Africa to help save people from tended loi al Hchoola and alao com- which I think are colossal' To mann. Kathleen Kavliii, Debora zanrie Mamet; 4-M clothing pins Blcknmro, Mrn Shirley Midwood. operation given them by the m any' visa, denied taking military pic jdeted specialized courses in sales may be obtained from the a.ssocia- both physical and spiritual starva tures. He said he had asked a .So the Hartford 1 sa\. Well Done — M< Kustek, Lee Beth Kiirnsinski, for dress revue. Ann Romano. Mra. Olive Hackney. Ml»« Gnrrlo donors of good, uaed saleable arti and real estate at Hillyer Collej;o tion’s office. tion. viet sentry for permission to pho to the public 1 say, don't miss Su7.nnne Clevcrrlon, Carol Bow Maildell Leonard. Betty I^u Seymour, Mrn Hazel Newcomb. Bequest to Hospital cles. Odd lots of new merchandise ; On the mission field the Rev. Mr. and the University of Connecticut this amarmg production - see; man Thomas Brainard C;rorKe Lefinnrd. Karen Little. * T*enny from Manchester merchants nnd tograph a decorated archwav near He is a juemher of the Klwani.s Mrn. .SIrll Ijehmii.n. Mr*. Hazel A bequest of $100 has been Anderson is accompanied by his a Soviet camp and decided not to You need not bo gray I F/bcrle. .Ian Blambrrg Raymond Barth, Sharon Mncnell and Prlscll- lyockwood, Mrn. Irene Johnnon, Ik* ■ iy y i made to Rockville City Hospital In many almoat new thinga from ea- wife. Dorothy, and their two chil Club and the Kni>;hts of Columbus In Knkker take the picture when the soldier Belfiore is inariied to the former \\’ilrnx and Mah-olm 1’oerlt Mrn Ida Donahue. Minn Fay For Mtiss af , / L' . ,, the will of the late Ida Weber, tales have helped atock the ahop at dren Mra Anderson works with didn't answer him. Laura P. Afidnsio. They have four To be eligible fur nlizenship In the home cgg-laylng cmiteMl. rin. Minn Joanotf(v Hi|mner. Mln.s ifcs raw K, Joseph P. McManus, hospital man 474 Main St., Just north of the i her husband, giving educational Man, woman, young er eld I Grecian Formula 16 honors pupils must receive aatis- awards given by f’onmM'lb ut Poul ...completely insldlled Lincoln School. Mrs. Sundqulst re-i and spiritual leadership tn the peo The Communists returned his childien. Flla Hiirnnor, Mth .lohn .lohnnton, ager. has announced. sports car and camera when they change! gray hair to natural looking cel'SrI facioiy to outstanding citi7.en^lllp try Assn, anti Coniierat Ives went Mrn. Lawronco (!ano, Mrn Gnrl . by our experts plus ported that there Is a constant de-! ple of Portuguese East Africa. / wHh txtra \ marks on report ranis arul he irc to first-year member Robert The bequest is to be added to the freed him. maintained its high place in col Ftohrbach. Mrn William Conlon heavy forty ounce pad German Society F'und. which Mrs, mand for child: en's clothing. ; ’The Andersons are suppoiied In Grecian Formula 16 brings na’ural looltlng color to ommrmled by pupils of each arc- Aen A."* than 'J noo of the It.lOti patients nl Mall Hour ( 'hiiiige'< 6. temperature st Biidgepoit and' Concord. N H. peace ami lined him »10. Me eri- the institution will hriudlt h\' Hum A new mulling .silu liile hav Pern New Haven is 42. Warmer; Theme of the ronferenee was tcrc.l rKdlea In the cn.se of .John The Rural Vernon School A.aan. annual contrlbut ions |u og lam. Imd It uled at tbr I’m.'.I (If will meet at 8 p.m. in Vernon through Wednesday, colder Thura- ! education. Eli Rock, labor rela Checks or money orders should lie tiff* bpi-jiU.ae f*r j| (|i.tngen\i'l In K.'t lw , no, of Rrooklvn. Conn., (IMdMs. day and Friday followed by some- ^ tions consultant of Philadelphia, who wns cimrged with rechicss Elementary School, with a book PmtCWtPtlON PHAWMAC made payable anri .sent to the Rn mull Mupfily VIM in Knulew fair as a feature of the meeting. what warmer temperatiire.s Satur- ' gave s talk on colleetive bargain tlent.H Welfare Fund. Norwich ^t riling inuil.H dull', t-xn pi .Sal dining and driving with defective day. ' ei|iiioiueiil. Preferred Rncmee Co., Inc. The Northeast PTA will meet ing: Profe.s.sor Arnold Soloway of State lloapttal. Nonsich Cmitii imlu'. - . Humbi’ n ,ind Imlldavs are 988 Main Htj-eet EARLY WEEK at 8 p.m. in Norlhea.st Sehool. Rain Tuesday and Wednesday Harvard University spoke on prob butnms will be used to drfrav the I at 7 '.'0 a m mnl I p m . .Matui Aficr a lengthy trial the court will total one half to one inch. lems of loeal taxation: and a talk di.'oni'..si"d llie cliiirge.s agalusl Jo- Manehester William A. Pope, guidance direr- cost of the liolidav ruiter laiiinirnt, ' l.i'. t . ii; I y at i 2(1 a m Phone: Mitchell 8-4168 tor at Rockville High .School, will on wage analysis, with s eomparl- partir.M for patlent.s, as well jis to M n: d. Ih- di'ip ilcht'd nmst be sr|ih II Knvbel, .IS, of tlnoln St be the speaker. son of wages paid In private in purchase long playing rrtiuils, Ivo .oiirdH of ilriving whde iimler Didn't Make It d'p"-'i I ('■<] al Itu’ bii-nl post, office A loan of $100.00 coats $20.60 IlnapMal Notes dustry and in munlclpalitie.s, was build H fund for a Hummrr «amp llu' mfliHoiip of Intoxicnuts. •■'•dur !i i .1 m f,,f mnrning pick when promptly repaid In 12 ron- Admitted Saturday: Ellen Willey given by Miss Marjorie Mueller, re projn t and piirchaar c'.iras not or Knyhel was arrested 0(1. ‘20 siM-iitlve monthly Installments of San Diego. Gallf. i84 -A proml- up and fi p m foi tlie evening plck- Mountain Rd Ellington; Cheryl' nent speaker was scheduled to ad- search director of the American dinniily furnished hv the Htatr iifi dally, exiepl Salurclay.s, .Sun Hhrii |iollce found his car parked n o on eneh. , Johndrow. Ellington 'dress the District Council o' Cai Federation of State, County, and Among the list of gifi.s sugg<-Mi d ay s and lioInluvM, and .Sntunlnys •d includes ones most netMlcrl Kiii- I.OANS FROM 126 to f600 Discharged Saturday: Louis penters on "How to Encourage Municipal Emplo.ves. REPUBLIC GAS IS THRIFTY onl\' ul h Id a 111 and 2' l.% p m , The town employes’ union here women extra largo si/ ch <.f i (.tlon Mueller, Second Ave.: Gtis.ale i Greater Attendance at Union Meet- EVERY YEAR YOU’LL SAVE FH-rY! tfi hIIovn pfiiieM’^Ing Llebe. We.st Rd , Vernon; Edward | ings.’’ But he forgot 'o attend. Is Local 991 of the Federation. I house cireasea. pajamas. There ulll be no lecripH or «lls- Wood Fiber Flowers wont bed Jackets and es Mrs. Bowen mas ln> (-iii a Ml ami < ("le.s Mt ^ MO p ni. extri-nt liintnicHon Rooklrtn tactrd concerning other gifts Do .Sal i|. i|;n H A lien tin r|o*ilng hi | nors are asked not to im ImU- any IH :i p It: HOBBY SHOPPE FRESHEST N. E. DRESSED mntrhes or sharp inslmmrnt.H in \ij\l Ijir.i Juniors Klect 40.8 H!KNTI.:U ST__Ml fi-7288 DON'T YOU REAUY BELONG IN A BUICK? packages Any gift heating tlir (>n iin M r>r I hr junior members ^ ■ m (CENTER CUTS) fo meet Mr. Irwin Tracey of the PORK r n , Don’t let the beauty of this Buick fool you for a m inute. c'or in a Buick, you own the TiglUrst4ooking car there is. Haviland Co. He will ba in our Nor the superb quality of its ride and performance In a Buick, you take charge of the righiett-going when you try it. combination of engines, transmioaions, braking and itora tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. M III i;r/, iiii.iiTv s.u.ox^ For i f f nowhere near ns eoflly of it lookf and feel*. steering you can find. O' DONNtUli'.UT ’That’s the BIG THING about the Buieks of today. And in a Buick, whatever the price, you own something 18, to answer any questions you CHOPSOU- Almoet anyone who’s out to get a car can get a Buick, a that belongs to Buick alone. You own an 983 MAIN STREET 6t it into his budget ssnth no struggle at all. automatic share of a special prestige and admiration that MANCHESTER TV viewing y- is universal. You own a BUICK! may have on the care and selec And a Buick is an awful lot of ear . . . as more than -<■4 million Americans will ^adly tell you. This '59 Buick, N rw Equl'poia* Rid* • N*w Sup^-Qui*t Bodlas by P1fh*r • M aflr- is easy today.,. more than ever. It’s THE car. Mirror Kinioh«o • .S*ff>4y-Pl«ATK Glooo nil around • Flm-CooMd Brokoif tion of fine china; or on the his front and roor • Aluminum Front Brako Druma • Sow l?|ortrir Never before, in fact, have new Buicka caught on ao fast WindahioM Wiprra • Thriftior, Mora Powerful Wildeat Rofinaa • Now WALLENS RESTAURANT with so many people. A success due in no small part Btti<*k Kaay Powor Rroarinf* • KiHuolva TwIn-TurWna and TripU- tory of this famous company. . OUR PRE-HOUDAY SPECIAL. to buyers who switched to Buick '59 from other makes of Turhino Tranomiaaiono* • Now Automatio Moat and Froah Ak Control* ear . . . in every price range. HFfimnml mi aoira emmt on emrimin aiodsig. SUPER COFFEE Lb. Vac Tin 69c U. S. NO. 1 SIZE A WALLENS MAINE POTATOES TEA BAGS * r ‘ 59c / * HAVILAND SPIOW WHITE LB. BAG so's home heating S f i i i l o i a U our way I SPECIAL You |«t prtmlum qutltty ICE CREAM MobllTiMt with RT-M . . . tht : r SNAMFSHaF CURO) rnssLJimJMArJ^ HAVILAND FINE CHINA moat compleuly affoetlv* fusi oil tdditivt in uts today. And An you gat pramiura servioa. Au i G A L . Flavors ACCESSORY DISH tomatic delIvtriM . . . a bal- ancad paymant plan and m ny fUCTlA MS M TMS m-STOMNO NSW 44MO* MASDTOr other extras deaitned to make WitM Dale Kekerieea fa Tatm ef Wdlt ferae em NBC-TV tteadea SiehS Special Knch. $3.96 Value. home heating really eoey. TAMl OUEEN LI. LOAF * r FULL SOB WHITB SUCID Mobilhoaf im 6 SABRE Th4 AN/Naai Beautiful, translucent fin# Haviland china Svi'vn f(oo(l rpa^onH to hrtve your per^ diah in many of Haviland famous patterns! Formerly Chreaey Pick up a set of four or six now to use at Sale Priced At m nnrnt uoir: M inr ' VICTA o -M( your next party! HAVILAND Hartford Rd. and CHINA BREAD Pine SL 1. PRE-PfiRMANENT SHAMROO ' Manchester, Conn. 1NE CAR; B(IICK'59 CTRA 2. PRE-PERMANINT CONDITIONER 'i MORIARTY Plenty of A NEW^ CLASS OF FINE CARS WITHIN REACH OF 2 OUT OF 3 NEW CAR BUYERS 3. TEST CURLS FREE PARKING 4. CREME COLD WAVE Lo av es and Parcel PIck-ap 5. CREME RINSE BROTHERS Service to Your Car 301-315 Center St SEE YOUR J.OCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY lUICK DEALER NOW . . 6. STYLE SET 950 MAIN ST., MANCHESTBl m . Ml 3-8951 7. 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M C 0 B 8 1 X MANCHESTEiR EVENING HERALD, MANC»EStER. CONN, MONDAY, n 6v EMBER 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'TER. CONN.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1958 PAGE SEVEN So it could be that our military, in net* of our military and diplomatic Walter Mosaer, Mr*. Hugo Peaf- 'ported by Uisse funds. Tha balance HUmrlieBtrr ington; one sister ih Germany; 21 purauanca o f Ita own afflclancy, cooperation with Japan. And some aon, Mrs. Bldward Mos*er, Mrs. Residents Getting goes to support tuberculosis-con Misusing Girl trol work on the state and nation Bus Co.a Union grandchildren and 3 great-grand may. laad ua to moves we have to day we may even have to Indulge Anthony Salvatore, Mrs. William Decentraliseid Setup Obituary children. August Pays Directors Meet to Discuss l^praU n Brainard, Mrs. C. A. Reid, Mrs. al level*. Christmas Seals The funeral w ill be held „_PtrBkmajBb b y th e make sooner or later, even though in reappraisal of our Japanese Harold Treaah, Mr*. Edwin Wednesday at 2 p.m. at tli^ 1-add — k bl p pRamNo co.. in c . our diplomacy raslata them, and policy which telle us that we were Found Dead Adams, Mrs. Edward Jasitia, Mrs. May Mediate 11 BtaMlI Strerl Manchester residents are re WATKINS- Leoa L. HeKliuMy Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., $100 Fine in Audit Report^ Seiner Issue L«onard Rackowskl, Mrs. Thomas p r o Open H o u s e treasures bur oversea* bases, for doing much better, in trying to Seen for^Qtvn GOP Leon L. McKinney, 15 Booth St., RockviUe. Th* Rev. Roy Hutcheon, Preiton, Nov. 17 p.rn. while home. On weekends her school Recently when preaching in a tiohs lf not personnel. Mrs. Finlay 66 Cambridge St.; Mrs. Lena Friends may call, at the funeral appropriation for the project and aeaiimre no financml renpnnRlbfUlv for of policy, a demand w'hlch seema ■ ‘ (Author’s Name Below) home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight Saturday evening members of panied by s 14-year-old boy at the trying to pass it. Police saifl Ives teacher mother, Mrs. Robert Duffy, church I noticed a lovely bouquet resta'fced her position Saturday GHffln, RFD 1, Rockville; Pamela the assessments to be levied on tvporrapiticrt' rrrot*i «r'l»narlhR In ad- likely to he granted. and tomorrow from 3 lo 5 and 7 to the various organizations with lime. FitzGerald said, which Club President vertlaeni'oni.A mnt oih'T medln* mailer was attempting lo make the pass would take her home to Alton, R.r. Life seems to be a con that nd\membership changes are Marks, 444 Woodland St.; Mra. Rockville-V ernon benefiting property owners. The connection between the two of flowers set on top of the organ 9 o’clock. which the deceased was connected brought about the charge of con Clifford C. Ifarn ey' was elected tn The Mnnrhe.^ier EvenluR Herald when lie saw an oncoming truck Once the g ill waa listed aa mlsa- In prospect. June Jacobs and daughter, 40 Mt. The W ater and Sewer Depart and my attention was drawn to tinuous struggle. A s soon called at the funeral home to pay tributing to the delinquency of a president o f the Manchester Coun news Items is this. F>w' major and had lo cut In suddenly. ing. searchers combed the woods Nebo PI.; Mrs. Arija Ezerlns and ment reported today that tha niaplav a'lverllelnc rioefna houra: as we leave Mother’s pro TTie Plan is similar to others last respects. minor. try Club at the annual dinner For M'-ndfiv —1 p rn F rid a y strfikes of foreign policy rise out Oppelt suffered a broken ankle. in tills area for a sign of Diana. the container for the flowera. It which have been proposed from daughter, 14 Trumbull S t; Mrs. Mrs. I.iilii M. Lydall assessments would come to about For Tiireflnv—1 pin Mondnv Gtizen Group The boy ia in the custody of meeting Saturday night at the Ives was arrested by Slate Po Alrplane.s and a helicopter scanned was an old wet battery which had tective womb we cry for time to time in the past, but never Jeannette Pasieka and daughter, Mrs. Lulu Manlerre Lydall. 280 $1.90 per front foot, to be paid by F o r \Vodn»-?«(j«> — 1 p m T n re d a y of the will or Inspiration of ('on- Main St., widow of Edwin A. William Kanclil Hartford juvenile authorities. clubhouse. He succeeds Arthur A, For Tt)ur.«dn\' -! p rn Wetinejiday. liceman Joaeph Stoba of the Col Ihe woods from the air. Trainmen at one time been used for radio our food and from then on Umplemented. However, the two 14 S. Hawthorne S t; Mrs. Janet home owners, and about $134.30 gres.s Most of them come from Lydall. died this morning after a The funeral of William Kanehl, FitzGerald said August drove to Stevens. For Friday—1 p nj Thuraday chester barracks and is due to af)- peered through the brush aa they sets. Now It had become power defeats suffered by the local party Schmitz and son, Storrs; Mrs. an acre, to be paid by owners of For Rntmdav —1 p m Friday. the State r>epartmenl and the try our best to secure the To Meet on long illness. 519 Center St., waa held at 2 Manchester Saturday evening in His associate officers are Rus pcar in Bolton Juatlce Court on went through. less and good for nothing except may give this one the impetus it Vivian Hancock and daughter, Tol undeveloped land. (’la^hirKd dewdilne 10:30 a m each necessities of existence, She waa born In Manchester o'clock Saturday afternoon at the the company of two women and sell Gangwere. first vice president; dav of p\ihHratlon except Saturday— White House, and they come in Dec. 2. to be s receptacle for flowera; no needs to win acceptance, at least land; Mra. Gertrude Redmer and ■ In all, more than 200 persona June 18, 1865, and waa the oldest Waticin.s-West Funeral Home, with the boy. August was atrested at Joaeph Cerins. second vice presi General Manager Richard Msuiln 0 a m am h a manner that ('ongreas, when On the same road at 6:2fi p in. longer was it a powergiving In plus some happiness. in part. twin daughters. 2 Chambers St.; looked eight daya for the girl, New Petition living member of the North Metho the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, min King’s by Patrolman Jamea P. dent; John Coy, third vice presi said today he will have more in Saturday State Police said Donald strument: It had just become a Those.who live contented According to some sources. It Mrs. Jean Glorgetti and son, 409 Mondft'y, November 17 It geta them, seema to have no real Diana's grandmother said the dist Church. ister of the Center Congregational Marlin but the boy apparently be dent. Members of th* board of formation available at th# hearing E; Brewer, 20, of Eaat Hartford girl liked to walk along railroad neutral object. envisages the reorganization Parker St. than was available a hearing on ( hoice about them. 'Ilius the lives are fortunate. Wise The Citizens Committee for Bet She leaves a daughter, Mrs, Church, officiating. Frederic K. came frightened and fled down governors are Stevens. Leon Terry. 'at waa traveling west when he « ame tracks. In September, Diana left Thia Is a parable on many of of the Town Committee on a dls- d i s c h a r g e d YEISTERDAY: Werner was organist. Burial was Hartford Rd., FitxGerald said. the project Oct. 14. That hearing Elsenhow'er Doftrine, when It to the blinker light at (!ider Mill men teach that contentment te- Government (CCBG) will .study W alter B. Quinn of Manchester; Stanley HllinskI, Edward M cNa Our Allies Not Offended home and waa found walking along our churches today. They have trict-by-district basLs, Instead of Francis Toumaud, 28 Depot Sq.; in East Cemetery. Police caught the youth shortly was adjourned after resident* pro came, arrived as a high pronounce Rd. In Bolton Brewer pulled up YOURS FREE! FASTER! EASIER- comes from religious be a petition tonight that asks legis two grandchildren, and two great mara. Eugene N. Kelly, Frank the tracks In Taftvllle, lost their power-giving ability and on a town-wide basis as at present, Mrs. Jean Silver, 6 Bancroft Rd., Bearers were Emil Kingbaum, afterward and he told of other tested they weren’t being given an ano|icy, could have killed It Oran by. hardware stores, dry cleaners... more stores everywhere. Our work as a pharma have his own committee working Three members of the CCBG noon, Burial will be in the family evaluation. The evaluation will cul I ful as we uae its power. croft Dr.; Roger Curtis, 98 W. Mr*. IJIIian W. Helm them to tlie car.. He leliirned and j aide street sewers, of additional own aoil, iialnR lon^ ranf^e miaailea Tw'f) of U»e five pajisengers in AND ONLY 1200 STAMM fill A Tiiple-S Ssver Book. Most under him, as W'ell as subcommit prepared the petition, which, after plot in Biirkland Cemetery. minate In the spring with a visit only at the price of repudiating a "That ye may know. , . what cist is dedicated to your Main St., Rockville; Brenda Segda, Tliere will be no calling hours. The funeral of Mrs. Lillian W. put some phonograph records in I pumping stations, of individual / the Brewer car suffered possible^ tees which would replace the com approval, will be circulated by 100 edif'cator* who will go over Inatead of Intermediate ranife mla- policy drclaion and act of (he Rrea- Is the exceeding greatness of plans require 1500. better health. It is our priv East Hartforo; Jo ' Treggor, 22 Helm, 25 Spruce St., was held at side his shirt but paid for a fish j house to street sewer connections, back injury They were .lemo'rV PTSO Amiounces mittees now serving the entire throughout Rockville and 'Vernon. the school with a fine tooth comb. ■ilea located on the aoll of other i p m his power to us ward who Th* htndtOMS Sunbsam fsslufss tutomstle, eontrellsd Bonner Rd.; Todd Smith, Storra; Keiiiietli L. Etltly 3:30 .Satiirdny afternoon at her ing pole and pul these into the car. I and othjr information. I I I Perhapa tVnigreaa would Brewer. I. and Susan Stltham. 9. ilege to supply the medi town. For instance. Instead of one Atty. Herbert Hannabury, chair Everything in the high school believe. according to the heal, Fryguld* on handl*. Vourt for 614 Tripls-S Savor Mr.s. Eiila Zellnski, Coventry: Rockville Kenneth Lloyd Eddy, home. 'ITie Rev. Erich O. Brandt, Reliirning the tliird lime. F itz roiintriea, Defenae Secretary Mr- have been more klnr it who questioned .Schsllcr, 31, fii I>ong Hill Rd . An- , for the benefit nf students, parents the district chairmen and vice and the petition submitted by Dec. the cafeteria, and the physical YOUR PHYSICIAN Neff, Storrs; Miss A ’farata Galvin had lived in Rockville for eight Bearers were Raymond Wlrtalla, It was at this time the hoy ran aome day he able to ftp:ht World it seriously, and voted that way (lover, WHH traveling north when ^ and friends. chairmen and members from each 24. plant. 12 School St., Rockville; Mr*. years. Carl Wlrtalla, Edwin Wlrtalla. down Hartford Rd. QUEEN 318IT8 MIT he swerved lo the left side of the The affair will be held In the C A N PHONE district who were approved by the Membership in the CCBG, re Preparations for the avaliiatlon War Ml from our own aoll rather heenusr they itld not wlah tn. or Myrtis Mann, 27 Jensen St ■ He wH.s employed as a jet engine Roy Helm, Herman Helm and Emil FitzGerald said inspection of the ■ Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 17 U4— mad to avoid hitting a M(julrrel Klisabeth Hennett IJbrary on Mitchell 3-5321 district leaders. The members are cently formed to promote consoli sre under the charge of A. Hyatt than from theira. They are not date lo. undermine the f’realdcnt Michael Staley, 169 Oak St.: Sher dation of Rockvllje, Vernon and the tester at the United Aircraft Corp. Helm. car turned up two fislilng reels, Queen Frederlka of Greece visit and struck a ;ainat idea that fhe Eiaanliower Doctrine imity to American aircraft in in where she has been selected to ap noon at Hartford Hoapitai. League will meet tomorrow after the local leadership might want, to He was born in Austria-Hungary Ruaaia, It w'ould alao menu, lo should now be repealed, the truth get the thinking of the new State ternational air space, the Soviet pear on the TV show. "It Could noon at 2 o’clock at the Citadel. Be You." She Is scheduled to ap and had lived in the Hartford area Hostesses will be Mrs. Elsa Sam- them, a leaaenlng of Ihe likelihood Is (hat even (hough there la no aln chairman before recommending government should be aware that any changes. pear toniorrow at 12:30 p.m. The for 55 years. He was a member uelson and Mrs. Sarah Leggett. of attai'k from Ruaaia. an«l alao a commanders of American aircraft gle Arab nation which adheres to will be under instructions to take show is broadcast on Channel 30. of St, Stephens Society of the ; Sacred Heart Church and the le.aaenliiK of the proapeid t)m( they Ihe Doctrine. eVeii though it has any defensive action which they Mrs. LaM otle’a appearance on Sunset Council, Degree of Poca FAIRWAY j Hartford Turnerbund. would be the front line victlma of proveil perfect IV useless and full consider neceasary and appropri the show will reunite her with her hontas. will meet tonight at 8 ! Besides his son In Manchester. ate." sister, Mrs. Mary Larkin, who o’clock in Tinker Hall. Plans will a World War III which would he of damage, we atlll (annot formal Hospital INotes I he leaves his wife, Mrs; Anna lives In Van Nuys, Calif. be made for the visit of the Great u fought mainly on theli' aoll. ly get rid of 11 Without aeemlng iCsincik Maurer of Rocky Hill; an "It Could Be You" is emceed by Pocahontas on Dec. 1. Should we “ ahandon” them In tn take a haikvvani step, and yield O F MANCHESTER A D M ITTE D SATURDAY: Bill Leyden and attempts to please other son, Frank W. Maurer Jr., thia atyle, their relief might far Frank Balkncr, 102 Ridge St.; a group of picked participants j of Wethersfield; three daughters. Decoration Wonderland” something to the opposition 'I'he Mrs. Lucy lamonaco, 174 Oak St.; : Miss Teresa Maurer and Mra. The Ladies of the Assumption outweigh then- anxiety. he.st tiling lo do with 11 la let It die, Ctmrt Gases either by fulfilling particular workshop will meet at 8 o'clock 11 Open Thursday and Friday Nights William Newbury Jr., 72 Village wishes or reuniting long-separated Florence Wist, both of Rocky Hill, Our State DepartmenI, lu»wever, ns II has hce.i dying, and. for t)ir St.. Rockville; Mrs. Margaret Gib and Mrs. Anns Hesses o f Hartford; tonight in the church hall. Mrs. friends and relatives. Reunion of Gordon Todd, chairman of the PLAN NOW FOR ALL YOUR HOUDAY eannot' ahfire their philoaophy. or fulute, lo try lo see IhnI such Closed Monday son, West Willington; Mrs. Edith Monday Coses a participant with a sister or a six grandchildren, and several Ford, 177 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Soph great-g'randchlldren. Christmas bazaar, requests mem DECORATIONS, GIFTS, TRIMS. NOVaTIES, Etc. even ndniil the lealiam of M<- wrong and hlundeiing steps are Judge Wesley C. Gryk fined five brother is usually reserved to cli bers to return their projects, ie Thornton 245 Lydall St.; Mrs. people a total of $91. continued Funeral services will be held Klroy'a \i.*«ion of the future, he- not dictaterl. out of the blur, to a max the show. whether or not they are com AND CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST R. Coriniie Stleber,, Danbury: Ken three cases and entered a nolle in Wednesday morning at 8:15 at Dil rauae It i.s pninniily concernenlltlrnl rnii.xni Kaminski, 255 School St.; Mrs. charge, breach of peace, was home from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight Mr*. LaMotte plana to stay with open house in which ail facilities ALL SHAPES It wete, until the long range inla- And IxAiiPx. Sarah Thompson. East Hartford. nolled. her sister for three weeks. and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 A D M ITTE D YESTERDAY: Strano was arrested Nov. 2 to 9 p.m. will b* used. Prqgrams effected aileg of the fuluie, baaed in Am er nuis. At tlif rnoiiirnt. United AND SIZ^S Zenas Mlkells, Wapplng; Victor when, police said: he waa found are Teenage Synchronize Swim STYROFOAM ica Kaelf, ran take over. 'That thla StAlex p?e«t1»;e tn .Inpen liBppen* Wool Blend TQqq Lundgren, 256 Hackmatack St.; asleep in a car and temporarily Misa Rachel Hadden ming, Women's W ater Sllmnastica ring mny hMjiu ns nf gicnter im- Id lip Itiikpil In A Minllpr of a Douglas and Leon Zaccaro, 71 S. refu-sed to accompany the patrol Word has been received of the and Women's G.vm and Swim Police Arrests Class. These activities will resume porlatne In our diplf»macv, which clnmpAtlc police power A loll, by Adams St.; Michael Costa. Coven man to the police station. death o f Mis* Rachel Hadden, for Yarn Braids James L. Glglio. 17, of 76 Mc next Monday. la c<*tnernrd with l>inding alllea to uJil( b l’ i Po\lpr KIshI line been try; Mrs. Doris Stevenson. 57 merly of Manchester, in Oswego. Kee St., was fined $20 on a charge Chester A. Conway, 21. of N. Y„ Saturday night. Ua, Ihnn to nur unlilarv, wlilch Phelps Rd.; Melvin Longfellow, 3 ei'pliin^;. lo the nlnno of oieny The first floor coverings of our forefathers . . fol Robin Rd.; Claude Pierce, East of passing at an Intersection. He Greenwich, was arrested early thla Funeral services will be held in A U C O LO R S would hr .i.m'eined with living to ilpioocrelli- plenipnle In .Inpnn, to lowing sand and rushes . . were probably braided Hartford; Charles Bamer, Glas was arrested Nov. 7 after he morning and charged with operat Oswego at tbe convitnience of the GLITTER win a wnt. wouM hr auggesl(»il by i;lvp lile pollcp urpnlpr |«m'pi In tonbury; Mrs. M argery Plummer, crashed into a utility pole on .Wi ing a motor vehicle without a family. Middle Tpke. r the vniNing pn.Mtinna of our I>e- rugs as they could be made from sound parts of 105 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Beatrice license.' Conway, scheduled for nprrnip n^nlnel pollllcnl dpinon- Manual J. Pacheco; 25. of Rock D ie . 1 Thru Clinton, 141 Adams St.; Thomas court Nov. 22. was released under Mrs. MarUu Hesse Nlederwerfer feiiae and .‘^Inlr depar tiiirnla. 'Hie elMilboiH C o l o r s -^ worn-out clothing . . typical of New England ville, charged with theft of goods Affricano, 58 Grave St., Rock a $50 bond. South Windsor — Mr*. Martha mtlitaiv ma\ even believe and Tbc United .Slnles, by ell tl.e own exposed for sale, waa also fined Dec. 7 thrift! Today we bring you a version of these charm ville; David W iley, 79 Niles Dr.; Paulette Beaudoin, 27, of Hart Hesse Nlederwerfer, 72, widow of COMPLETE agiee with Khruaiuhev when he nntiirel lii.ellnci..,. wioilil be ni;elnel Brown, Green or $20. Pacheco was arrested Nov. 13 ford, was arrested by State Police Richard Nlederwerfer of Nleder ing floor coverings in braid rugs . . and at a sen Thomas Charette, 56 Whitney Rd.; after police received a complaint Msktlr n«e. I ihrs I. t anva thr«;e haaea abroad are al ench A bill. And In the enrly day.' Karen Chace, 425 Hilliard St.; Jay late Saturday and was charged werfer Rd.. died this morning at S.m., hsi., Dec. *, l:M, STOCK sational saving. They're available in three match- from King’s department store that with speeding. She is scheduled Rockville (Jllty Hospital after a •s* t e.m. Sea. 14li, 1;M ready worthlraa Tn Mr. DuIIra. of the nrcti|iall(m. wben we were Red Borders Seely, East Hartford; Walter he had stolen- a pair of shoes. asd S:M e.m. TELL FOLKS OUT OF TOWN Cusson, Glastonbury; Max Weiner, for court Dec. 1. long Illness. however, they remain the only more roncfined with .lepen ae in and-blend colors that go well with most color Raymond G. Bateman, 39. of 50 Crosby Rd.; Henry Stansfield, Lucille r ; Shurtleff, 27. of She was born'July 14, 1886 in C O L I R E T M rilplomary he knowa, ah ho haatena experiment In deinoriecv Iben In schemes. 245 N, Main St., pleaded guilty to Hartford, was a.rreated Saturday Meranne, Germany. . daughter of Weal asrlssfirld 55 Sanford Rd.; Mrs. Delores Kel a charge of intoxication and waa . St.M. fS.N. IS.N. *4. to reaaaure our alliea tn a way .lepen ee iin ally iiKeln.et Cnmmii- and charged with failure to carry the late , Ernest and Bmilie ly. 439 Center St.; Pamela Bat fined $10. Bateman was arrested which, for all we know, may really nlem, we need oiir Influeuce In .le BY PHONING TONIGHTL ting, Coventry; Miss Eva Bou- a license, failure to carry registra Rudolph Hcaae, and has lived in Saturday evening and released un tion anfi parking in a restricted this area for over 50 year*. t MINIATURE URNAMENTS frighten lhem______pen trr meny-Hhprnl mee.x- lette, Worcester. Mass.; Carole der $25 bond. Messier, 83 Waddell Rd. area. She Is due for arraignment She- leaves three sons, Herbert Inhere la in all IIu.h. however, one iiree, IncbnlinK a down-((indlnx of Ethel V. Woodward, 65, of 121 Good nows Imvcl.t fa.sU'.st itml friendli«8t by BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son to Nov. 24. of Tolland. Frank of South Wind point which la important, not for the ome eweennie pinvere of the Holltater 8t„ who pleaded nolo Joseph F. Ficacelli, 34 of Hart sor and Richard Nlederwerfer of phone. It's the easie.at wny to keep in touch with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Arsenault. contenders (no contest). to a the future waging of war. hut for police. Windham; a daughter to Mr< And ford, was arrested .and charged Hasardyille; three daughters, Mrs. charge of passing on the right, with speeding early Sunday morn YOU'LL IE AMAZED the poaaihle making of pea< e out-of-town famil.v and friends . . . and the most Mrs. Everett Hobart, Marlborough; Walter 8. McClatchey of Eteat Now, however, oiir ninin Inlereet SPECIAL PURCHASE was fined $6. ing on W. Center 8L He is due in thoughtful. Inexpensive, too. a soil' to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Windsor, Mrs. Harold HIncks and AT THE SIeLECTION TTieae baaea wlilch our military in .lepen bee heroine e power poll- Mias Woodward wa*' arrested court Nov, J4. . , Mrs. Robert Bemlfr both of Ell- CANDLES Handley, Storrs;'a abn to Mri and may aome day he willing to dlacard tire Intereet. W « went .lepen lo ht $89.50 9x12 ft. Nov. 4 after an accident oh Center Mrs. William Lanning, ,30 Hyde SLl, but which Mr. Dullea treaaurea are, our nitiltary elh , w e w nni Jepe- St. near Olcott Dr. Police report a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Grant, ed that Mias Woodward hit the by their forward poaitlon, an In-, neee beefs for oureehee, we went Srr. how Ultlr it ro»t» to call after 6: Storrs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. eight side of a oar driven by • GLITTER GLUE • CHRISTMAS TREES •vitahle Irritation to Ruaaia. In Jepan lo keep out of trnde with Ww oool o l DienaBlend c A sn Henr.v Kaminski, 255 School St. Pauline llerenino. 53. of 57 Flor • STYROFOAM SPRAY PAINT •lELLSondlALLS evitably moaning, to Ftiiaalana, Cominunlet Ubinn. I’ remier Klein Frtm MANCHESTER to Fklt’ ' lath added BIRTHS TESTERDAY: A ence St„ who had signaled to that we are likely to HtlncU Ruaaia ■e ■ roneervnllve. le llie type of 1 adsitii ■Iset* daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John make a right hand turn. • TINSELS • SPRAYS McCallum, 60 Porter St.; a son to ■ome day. The removal of theae Jnpeneee eteteenmn inoet willing BRISTOL, CONN. $ .30 $ .10 Hand Hooked Rugs Judge Gryk entered a nolle in U'dR ROUND .)IR ''N N u • PINE CONES • STENCILS Mr. .and Mrs. Ralph Corban, 94 the. case of Gertrude Webb, 38, of baaea, even If underinUen tmly for lo play with onr |>ollrv elong enrb MILWAUKRE, WIS. 1.30 .86 Diane Dr.; a son to Mr. and M ra 131 Glenwool St., tvho waa MODERN IN EVERT HE8PECT • T1E-ONS •lEADED CHAINS the reaaon of military efficiency llnee. Kul be nleo Imppcne tji be ibe NEW YORK, N. Y. • ir, .15 Stephen Bellinghifi, 103, Grand c'harged with Intoxication. THOUGHTTUL IN EVERT WAT As .long fall and winter nights dragged on.. Early •FLOWERS •CORSAGES that we could attack KuaalH better kind of .Inpeneee leedei who wunld WASHINr.TON, n. C. .75 .’20 Ave., Rockville; a daughter^o.Mr. The court t^dered continuances T h e choice o f the Quisli Funeral Home is Colors— and Mrs. PauL Brookman. 17 Mc WHATEVER YOUR NEED8--WE’LL SURE BE ABLE TO HELP YOU and more deatrinlively from our re|ienl emne of Ibe llberellxed dr BRIOC.EPORT, rO^'N. New England housewives perhaps turned next lo In the cases o f Michael ,B. Ryle, of natural for the folks in the Manchester .40 .10 Cann Dr.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. own aoil would he '^one of the inoi racy we Irleil lo bring lo poet- converting good parts of worn out garments into Etest Hartford; William C. Eigan- area..’The high standards of service andwti- William Sweet, 159 Prospect St., raam, 21. of New BriUln; and Irv- thlnga that hna lo hniipen eventu War. .lepen. Thrie rsirs srr for ,UUan-lo-statlonealli,after Rose, Brown, Black or hooked rugs. The hooked rug, however, took con perior -fadiUtles provided have resulted In Tickets W llle ALL ON DISPLAY NOW - GET BUSY AND DO IT! Rockville. Ing E. Lerch, 17, of 56H School many lastlng*frlendshipa. ally before w'e and Huaaia can aet- 6 P.M. and all ds.v Sunday. Th«)f do not includ* siderable more time to make. Some of our rarest In puebing ble bill to give the th* 107. federal exrist tax. For ratee to other Green Border^! DISCHARGED SATURDAY: St. Se M in tle dow'n, if we ever can. to peace E.'irly American examples are almost of needle Mra. Regina Gauthier, 7A Union WORLD pollie Increased powers, he baa plaeee, «ee the front pages of your directory. Ryle faces a charge of reckless WUHimb P. Qtiish Mcmcliester ful compeUtton with one anolp^J aroused a deep nalionsi division point fineness. Here, in wool blended yarns, we St., Rockville; Mrs. Phylii* A l driving, and Eigenraam, Imach of' GREEN drich, 33 BiuUer Rd.; Donald I t U alfo one of the thlnga we ha'^e against himself. Becaust he Is the offer you an old fashioned floral-medallion ‘ pat the' peace,. Both are rescheduled RajmsoadT. Qolah O'Srien, Etast Hartford; Mrs. to appear (n court Nov. $4. Bigan- STAMPS to do If we want to maintain good best friend of ths powtr polttlci tern in oval or oblong, in four extremelv usable 935 MAIN ST. — Ml 3-5171 Mable Wood Coventry; Barbara- raam la free under a $100 bond. relaUona with our alllea. Our wel policies we want from Japan, the Call number . , . it'* twic$ «* fatti colors. . . at a big savings. Jean Drew 82 W. Center St; lin- I-erCh, arrested Saturday and Mi S*Sf40 MARLOW'S come on the aoll of other natlona reveraal he eeemi to be encounter da Jacobs 29 Elsie Dr.; Donald charged with operating a nwtdr FiMey, Nov. 21 Inevitably growa thinner and thin ing on tha domeatlc liaua alao WlUla M Princeton .St; Mrs, vehicle without a Uoanae, was or Th! SMtkin N«w Eiftaid Tiltplim C iipiy K a m i* Cumua Bo^Durant 8 t ; l i r a V ie 8:30 ner with the mere paeeage of time. poM* A threat to the future cloie- dered to opfoar In court Nov. 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^A6B EtGHTr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1964
B U G S B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with 61AJOR HOOFLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE mMr—l i M of the frlghtei^ng experiaocea - of /■ W 1U Y>-«IB a group of straiigara stranded In . R i m i o Aniwtr to Froviou* Puxil* .w nc^EM an out-of-tho*wiqr t rallroiul sta Chiirch Women tion in nortbam'Maine. ISte aus- Xlito w r o p « - u i » ^V/E-Ve ©OTAPBOaECTCOOKiMS, Bird in the Bush T?l"; l; **».•’ ■ pena^ hinges, upon a-local, super for theae purposea all proceeds of F0STER,M.VB(7V.'WHAT MA30R-,-THe OWLS ARE GOiNeTo' Narme Leaders stition about a train wreck, as its endeavors leas expiensea. , It 0eiM6SVi5U OUT 60 ■STAGE THE BIGGEST BLAST SINCE, Th« foUinrttig 5>rofr»m scbea < midnight approaches, seems about was this group which has grown KELLY LIT HIS PIPE ON THAT GAS ACROSS 4 French ulM -RZ* wppUed toy the radio WRAy->]rattiKi ooc to he enacted. from the formar Hebron ' Choral EAiZLV?! COULOM'TBE woman W T ^ N ig il Officers, electfk) at the annual , WELL 30B/ IT'S IN HOMOR OF I Mythical bird managatiMBta and a n subject to Members'Of the east of the Society and which preaanted AtORE 5 Medley a c -ja i _ H f B?«t meeting of the <3ilead Congreggp, IMONTMOReMCV FUNK~M0MTV'6 4,Food bird efcanga wltbout notlcs. )P-^odern Sbund|^ Ghost Train are Bradley Bateon, "H.M.B. Pltiafort" last spring; Fu A BAT FLAPPll'!6A0Cirr 6 Former U S Siie— Uonal Women’s P e 116 w a h 1 p, AT HIGH MOON.' IS ^ BEEN SERVING HIS COUNTRY e/Songbird Jane (Jortbell, Barbara Keefe, ture plans which already Indicate MAKING LICENSE PLATES FOR president ^ wiwa—MaaOieater Herald Neve WHAV-Hound Doc recently, .were President, Mary Dwight Martin, . 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THE 1 indham Herald Angle Sets New Rushing Record as Cleveland Triu; EARL YOST Giants Upset Take Advantage of Breaks MK m Eaters and Devils f nuinbef nit hockey/fans In Man- By Steelers Tiien Rolls to Easy 33-12 CGIL Win Sunday chei^i'. Several hundred each Wes Surprises Trinity Rainy Sunday morning and I Wqelc watch th ^ action on ice in tried to dodge the rain dropa eil New Haven, Sprthgfleld, Boston Colts Triumph Gain Playoff Final By PAT BOLDUC 4 , era a threat in the air, hitting on{ Ziemak and hard-running Ram route to church with my fam ily.. or New York . . . Phone caller was Foster grinding out small gains, Juat as we arrived home the rain Bill Skondskl, a fellow I haven't New York, Nov. 17 (/Pj— To Square Season Mark lambility to put together meager 31 yards. The loss was ] the locals rolled to the Windham George Bayer stopped and In a nqatter of min seen in 25 years. Bill was a. fine Tliundering Jimm,v Brown, It will be the regular season Champions Smoke Eaters and four good quarters of football, costly as Red and White fullback i 22 with the help of two timely and utes the sun waa shining 'bright football end with several North Cleveland’s running virtuoso, last year’s playoff titlists Blue Devils meeting for the hand well-executed running plays from By EARL YOST a sputtering offense and a hen B ird, suffered a broken leg Turns Slugger ly on a comfortable November End lean s, when Independent today had picked one of the some Foy Memorial Trophy next Sunday afternoon at spa leaky defense were the prime midway in the fourth quarter. ; punt formation. Although hit afternoon. . . My heart and soul football enjoyed Its greatest sea “1 knew that we would ‘hurt’ somebody before the season cious Mt. Nebo. Coach Vince Genovesi’s fired-up Smoke Windham netted 19 flret lown.s, twice. Zlemak. Manrhester's best waa set on viewing the National National Football I.«ague’s sons with the Cubs the South Bind waa o\fer,” a happy Coach Norm Daniels remarked to news Eatera nipped the xtubborn Fire-* ■ — ■ — ------factors in ManchesteV High 204 yards on the ground and 153 runner with 89 yards, went the Football League battle between standout and the Ma ors or Clov- juicest plums was near an School's fifth defeat of an- To Beat Snead the Giants and Colts at Yankee other, and had propelled the men as Kb stood in the center of a jubilant dressing room of ilghterx 6-0 and the Derils rani. ______...j h.in.. . r, yardis In the air In displaying a [. remaining distance on a keep-lt erleafs the North End powerhouse. wild in the xei-ond half to cniah! eUier dlsnml season Satiirtlsy af well-balanced attack. And along i play over hie own left tackle. All Stadium. I did catch the first half Sxoneskl left town 27 years'ago Bi'owiia closer to a division cham Wesleyan’s football team last Saturday. There was a lot of Duchesneau picked up the extra ternoon at the hiph school field, An Havana, Nov. 17 OP)—^Now that of a terrific game, aa good and ax pionship. the Oulxerx 30-18 in yesterday'! with Soracchi and Bogue, tackles told the losers covered 119 yards to take up residence in StOning- back slapping and hand shakingy^— ——------— twlnblll at Nebo. points on • sweep around hla right eattmated crowd of 1.200 1.575 paid) Bob Wood and p g ged ' Pete on the Siiitained drive, making up George Bayer U ha’-nessing his rugged and hard fought as any ton. Bark In Manchester, living The barreling Cleveland full and )nany words o f praise from the end. struck Johnson. Fourteen stitches A very small crowd, made up watched qiiartcrhack Johnny Poulos, guard Ti t Cook and half 20 yards in penalties. mighty power he la threatening" lo I've ever seen on video. But for the at 87 Cambridge St.. Bill is work back set a season rushing record coaches to the players and vice Coach Norm Bjorkman's Ouis- were necessary to close the wound. mostly of parents, braved the brisk Wheaton per,..onally lead Windham backs Joe Delorge and George Went Ahead to Hlay become one of the great all-time last half I had to depend upon my ing with the controller's office at yc.slerday aa the Bi’owns regained versa In the noisy locker room and ers added their third TD in tha .second half offensive Johnson returned to the bench late fall day and wax treated lo xorrie to a ronsinp Diicharme (defensive endi shared The fiery Whippets went shrad attractiona of golf, aa aay, Sam car radio for the play by play the State Capitol Ir Hartford . . . undisputed possession of first for good reason. Minutes earlier waning minutes, with fullback eNort and a victory over the in the fourth period with hla head exciting football An impressive ex j leading roles In checking Man- to stay early in the third period Snead. while on a tour of new homes be The Mates, a male organization in place in the Eastern Conference Daniels had been hoisted on the Ron Anderson going 45 ysrds Indiana. People love a slugger. They ing erected In Manchester and shoulders of hia players arid car swathed In bandages. His loss was hibition was staged between games Chester's offense In the second | after Mlstrelta punted out- of Manchester w’hich organised re with a 20-10 victory at Washing In the nightcap the Smoke Eat- Wheat.'ii pas.-.e i for two touch made Babe Ruth in idol In baae- vicinity.. .Home Just after dark ried off the field following a atun- a major blow' to the Trinity o f by the famed St. Patrick's Pipe ' hsif. I bounds on the victors 31 Once cently, numbers Frank Marchese ton. fense. teri had to battle all the way lo downs and sneaked over for arv again Bogue and Wheaton did the ball and Jack Dempaey one in box and my typew'riter was my com nlng 22-18 upset wl.i over arch Band of Manche..ter. Hophomore Greg Msnehuck and jo e Sullivan among its mem Brown gained 152 yards in 27 Huddleston, who scored Wesley upend Coach Pinky Pohl'a upxet- Other s ore a.s t' ’ sharper-looking brought the Silk Town rooters to bulk of legwork, with the latter ing. And for yeara they have panion until all copy was cleaned rival TVlntty. It was, in one re In the opening conleat the Cniis- Whlppel.s completed their first bers. The former Is on the sthlct- tries, totally eclipsing the stand an's flrst two touchdowns, was n-.inded Firefighters. The game i their feet esrly In the'first qiisr-j sneaking over the final six inches. flocked to watch Snead, the grace up. porter's book, the be.st game of era paraded 60 yards in eight plays wdnning season in six years wdth J Ic stsff St Trinity while Sullivan ard of 1,146 yards in 12 also a flrst period casualty when lone touchdown came in the open ter when he raced 45 yards to Moments later Mistretta punted ful, prodlgioua fairway alammer Monday the long season of Saturday aftsr- to score after receiving the kick an impressive fi-0 won and lost is in The Herald's Advertising De games by Steve Van Biiicn of noon excursions to state college he Injured a knee. He, too. was out ing minutes of the aecontl quarter score with sn Intercepted pass j again to the Windham 13 where from Weal Virginia. off, with Pete Sylvester crashing record The junior signal-caller Honor, If you want lo call it partment . . . Taking time out at Philadelphia in 1949. The former canipuses. A crowd of 5.000 for the rest of the day. when tall Karl Then intercepted But the Indisns' 6-0 lead was | end Kennv Vernon tor>k the ball J>lo\v cornea Bayer, a fantaatlc over from one-yard out. Fine run from Willimanlic was by far the that, of being the first visitor at night in between typing stories Syracuse All-America now has watched the 59di meeting between Sixty four yaivls the Cards an ill-thrown pass and brought the shortlived as the fired-iip Whip -1 and handed o ff to Bogue nn a per- giant of a man who gtanda 6-5 ning by Boh Brannick and Woody ariernoon s outstanding performer, the desk this week went to Tru for the next day’s Issue I talked amassed 1,163 yards in only the two colleges on a cool, over marched the aecond. time they had ball bark to the loaec's 23-yard pets paraded 59 yirds In four fertly-ttmefi reverse. The little and who hits the ball larther than Clark and a key pass from q)iar- completing sever of 10 aerials for man Cowles. The North End dog with Bill Sacherek by phohe. Bill eight games. cast afternoon at Middletown. the ball for their first score with line. On the first play from scrim plays after receiving the ensuing halfback got a key block by Poulos any man haa hit one before. He terbark Ned Zagllo to Bob Dalton J14 yards and running for an ad fancier and trainer, stopped with served as the hej . linesman in the A sophomore in the professional Still Carrying Huddleston, on a keeper play, mage Then faked an end sweep kickoff, Wheaton broke looae for on the Manchester 3ft and dashed is proving he not only can hit, but Trinity, a two touchdown favor set up the quick score and tossed a perfect strike to end ditional 105 yards In 10 carries a full report on Florence Har- lecent New Haven Teachers-AIC ranks. Brown scored twice on The uniform is different, but hurdling a would-be Uckler from 28 yards and an iinaporlsmanllke 8ft yards untouched. Kowalski sdd- hf alao can win. ite. won the battle of the statis Esen Score John Burt. Teammates fton Rngue, a fast- warth’x Sammy, which won cham football marathon, won by the Elm short plunges and clo.sed in on the stance is the sturie for Ma five yards out. The extra point conduct penalty against the host fd the extra points with a buck The titanic former footfcall tics, except In points The Cardi- Still In the flist half, the DevlLs, atepplng halfback, and flanker pionship honors over the weekend City club, 78-42. Bill was curious another plum. The Cleveland rion Motley, The one-time .nals, managed to hold on lo their placement by Terry Smith was Worried Momenta team moved the hall to the one- over the right side, tackle from the Unlveralty of lo learn w’hat the recrgnized rec sparked hy Rick Daley who carried Lou Poracchi were other sterling in bird dog trial competition. standout has 17 touchdowns for great fullback of the profes=^ 22 point flrat half advantage in the ol to the right. The Smoke Esters' .supporters yard line from where pillha'ck l>en A Manchester furnhle on its own Waahington won a dramatic "sud ord waa for s' college game. alx straight Dniea and reeled off performers with Coach F.ddle Ker- Cowles has been busy this fall run the season, one short of Van Biir- xlona, Browns is now employed final 30 minutes and were re Captsin Dave 'Milchell'i inter had a few worried momenta late Manning went over 46 led to the Whippets' final TD, den death ■’ playoff from Snead .50 yards, evened the sioip. with rlgno'a niimerclally-lhin but ag ning his' dogs in some trials and Thanka to Frank Menkes Ency en's record. by the Post Office Department warded with their most cherished ception of a Reopel pass on the in the final period as twice the with a seven-yard Wheaton to yeaterday fqr the J6.500 top prixe Daley netting the TD. But Ihe de gressive eleven. 'I'he elusive Bogiie, Floated Into Bnd 7s>ne Judging others. He’s considered clopedia of Sports, I had the an in Cleveland, but fans remem win of the season. Wesleyan waa Tiln 37 was returned to the 24. alert Firefighters recovered Vernon pass capping the match. In the Havana International Golf Cleveland's triumph, coupled termined Ouisera grabbed a 12-6 who streaked R-- yarfls to score A Manchester drive stalled on one of the top men in New Eng swer. 220-0. More on this another ber the way he carried the forced to play a defensive game fumbled and teammate Huddle fumbles inside the winner's 10- Blocking hack Rill Cholowa suc Tournament. with the 31-10 upset of the New halftime margin by marching 4.5 on a punt return In the third the winner's 32 and Wheaton, land in both categories. . . Wes-, day. mail in football. during the laat half, running off ston recoveivd. A fter gaining a yard lino but all to no avail. cessfully hnr»ti*d the e'ttra point, If Havana offlciala had dictated York Giants by Bobby Layne and yards for another aix-polnler. this period, chalked up 62 yards In 10 Bogue and Tom Kowalski lore the leyan played host to the Sports but 25 plays from scrimmage, flrat down on the 12. then tem ninrlham (8!^) the acript they could not have T h iir k t la y his Pittsburgh mates, left the one by Brannic k Randy Cote. Rick Paternsck, carries. Soracchi, a tower of Indians forward wsll spar! in Horaf'lii DeWau, aaked for a more exciting flniah W riters’ Alliance and it was the Browns on top with a 6-2 i-ec'ord. only eight in the final period, porary setback to the 27 tor hold Bob Murphy. Bob Mlnney. Bill My faithful Country Club non- However. Ihe Devils' fleet-footed •trength on defense, caught two grounding out conslslenl gains to over the Villa Real Golf Club best attended meeting of the Runner-up New York is a game j Trinity rolled up 23 first downs ing,. Ahrens pssxed into the end Troy. Paul LaForge. Mike T a rk l-s Wn.,.| Hl.nti King, paid correspondent, W alter Fer John Wright received excellent passes for 40 ya ds and a TT) and the loser's 30-vsrd line The (fiinids Ii t'*rniicls, Mi'l'iwnn Kf>r- coiirae. year. . . I had fine chats with Mim back at 5-3. to nine for the winners. In the air, Zene and two officials dropped Mikolowxky. John McDermott and guson saddled over to the desk Ex - Olympians blocking and streaked 60 yaids to also passed once for a gain of .10 poised and cool Wheaton dropped nnekt Mnsk Needed Uve-Foot Putt Daddarlo, ex-Wesleyan athlete and and said, “I ’ve got news for you. The race in the Western Con ' Trln. triggered by Ron Reopel, ate their red handkerchiefs and called Bill Powers were defensive xtsnd- I f>iiif*rs R Krnnris. I>l-.n congressman-elect. Nets Nitchman up 141 yards to 38 for Wes and interference on Trln. With a flrst .score with the aecond half kickoff / yards. bark and lofted a Isr.y pass to RsfUs i'h"lfr«n Wlif’Hi'iii Bayer waa In with a 72-hole Ed Saari had a hole-ln-one yester ference virtually was broken wide mils for the underdog Firefighters. of Coast Guard and Norm Daniels on the ground, amassed a total of Wright alao bucked over hlx own Played Two Games Soracchi who made Ihe catch lin- j Manriins K<<\ in Smith, score of 286 when Snead came to day at the club. It was the sec open as Baltimore's second-string In Ring Bouts down on the one, squatrlto picked Then Tom Aahley, Gary Gentil- moleated on the five and easily SWswf-r |)fioisr« Kownlf«ki of Wesleyan at the dinner board. , . ' 276 yards lo 142 for the home up but a foot and then Huddleston left guard for two extra points core Dave Mai-sialo, Bill McCoy, Actually Manchester played .>lanrhesirr (I?» the 18th needing only a flve-foot ond of hla career." Where thera quarterback, George Shaw, passed floated Into the end *one for an Important business meeting fol the Colts to a 17-0 triumph over I club. All told. Trinity gained 237 sneaked over. This time the two plays laler the hard-running | jjgy xbrahamaon, Mark Oakman two games, Coach Walker Briggs' I k.iifls Mlsiri'iln Miii'ir, putt to take flrst priie. any witnesses? "Yes," came the Wright tallied again on a neatly other first period tally i Wfijimrtm icy. lowed and aftet several hours it Chicago's Bears. Baltimore, seek On West Coast : more yards than Wesleyan. extra points were picked up—the and Ralph Russo were stickouts lead-footed squad held the win "He’ll blow it,” said a golfing answer. "Three. Al Gayson, W il executed reverse after the winners Seemingly »n route to another I Tsrkies fi.lr * McCshe. was announced that the three ing its first title, has a 7-1 rec True, Wesleyan got the better r-iargln of difference as It turned for Ihe victors. ners to a aurprlalng 12-12 dead- I Benfr M rM d llln Adnnp* friend to- Bayer who watched ner lie Olekslnski and W alter Fergu had recovered a fumble on Ihe lock In the first half hut was com- | T I) at Ihe out set of the second i iliiards, nnrlriw Wnhiek, Fords. vously. Gold Key recipiente will be J. O. son." I know the first two but I ord for a two-game lead over New York. Nov. 17 Remem part of the major breaks but as out when Huddleston, when hit. The Cruiser* and Firefighters ! Devil'* 12-yaid line Rill Curry p.elely mitpltyert and outhiuitled fp»arter Wtndhnm fumhlefl end End Pat Mistretta (.31) faked a punt and bolted 14 yards "Not a chance—he’ll make it," Christian, Bat Battallno and can't recall what the third guy Chicago and Los Angeles. The ber the great U.S. Olympic box I Coaches Daniels and Dan Jeasee h teraled to Jack Mitchell Thexe will meet in a consolation game 1 ( 'fui »'i ■ Hjil* I t Tl« I'lif V Briggs Cunningham. . . Earlier in tw'o .scores both came in the first added the points after Sunday beginning at 1 o'clock In th« A^oond h«lf. A fter pirklnR alert Pat Mlstrelts, who played hla Rni'k* Zieinsk Birfi I’ffilii Mitn- around rijfht end to help set up Manchester High’s sec aaid Bayer gloomily. looks like...Dutch Fogarty, who Rams tied for the ninner-iip spot ing team of 1952 which won five I of Trinity have often said, "A Fullback Jackie Simmons Iced up VArdi niBhlng Rnd »even fineat game of the year, recovered rhiirk Fostri HvKecier, filmmons. Snead stroked and misaed and the day Christy, the friend of all is spending his spare time lately by knocking off Green Bay 20-7. gold medals'’ Floyd Patterson, now team make.s ita own bi'caks." A poriCKl. while the Blue Devils and Smoks ' HonilMirfllfr n«-li iidt ond touchdown against favored W'indham Saturday af I first downs in the flml two perlodn, for the Indiana on their own three- the tournament went Into an ex who serves as director of ath in a typing class at the high In other games, halfback Gene the world pro heavyweight king, ‘ 15-yard penalty figured promi- Swond Half .\il Trln Ihe vrnllct mUlway through the Eater* W'lll clash in the champlon- Wimlhnni 13 0 H 7 33 ternoon here. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) i nently in the flrst Wesle.van score, Ifoiirlh period, racing IS yards on ship contest at 2:30. th Indian! were held to 40 yards yard alrlpe. Malfhark Dirk Rylvea- ' M '»»)• '•! 8 8 0 0---13 tra-hole playoff. "I'll get him letics at UConn, remarked in jest, school, stopped to report an en Gedman led the way as Detroit was one of the quintet. He eap- Second half was al. Tnn, with ^ d four fir - d »wns while being ter waa thrown for a loaa bark to rn Msmilns SHelsinki. 1 zone led to the second aix-point- and gaining but 45 yards on the p a t Ko«sl«kk. Mu«in rholowA I er and a fumble recovery set up rest. Neither were the flilk Tow'n- nally rame to life. With .lohn , 1 plAcenKfjl' Day of Decision power Into the tee shot, the San friend or two, if I have any.” Lit Manchester Ski Club. The group cago's Cardinals 49-21. Among the five non-winners, ground and none in the sir. tle did he know that ha waa only 1 the third Card tally, Gabriel, Calif., giant almost drove meets again Monday night, Nov. • . • * however, wore Davey Moore of The Bantams were fired up and ('lose Files for Turkey Race a few hours away from being the length of the 374-yard par 24 at Center Springs Lodge...Ac Browns 20. Redskins 10 Brown Springfield, Ohio, and 'spider Webb i And one of the weirdest of scor took the kickoff and marched 76 Dark-liaircd Peter Close, considered one of the finest mllers in Correnti Meriden Pin Winner nominated by his sports writing four extra hole, but the ball land companied John and Frank Mor- scored on plunges of one and five of Chicago. Both are going strong ing plays that 1 have seen in 15 vrrda in 1:55 with Jack Kenney's the Umleri State.* a.a well aa one of Uncle Sam'* leading cro*a Vital Games Saturday friends for the coveted honor. . . davsky and Red Hadden to Meri years on the football beat reanltcd ed In a trap In front o the green. yards, but it was Lon Groza's in the pro ranks along with many 44-yard run on a trap play the country runner*, ha* sent in hi* entry for the 22nd running of Knicks Enjoying Win Streaky Tccv<‘c Wrestlers Nitchman asked for Courtney in Wesleyan's third TD. Snead's drive was 40 to 50 yards den at night for a special volley field goal that beat the Rcd.skins. of the other one-time amateur.a payoff Big Roger LeClerc, titanic the Five Mile Road Race here rhank.sgiving morning. Now a With Six Game Total of 827 Simpson, local doctor, who play shorter. ball match. The home team, paced The teams had traded touchdowns who fought for glory at Helsinki, One In a Million Play lYin center and middle guard or .senior at SI John's t'niveraity in Brooklyn. Cloac hope* "to bel Here Saturday ed football for NItch at Colby... by A rt Qulmby, scored four For BC and Dartmouth .Miiacular Bayer blasted out and field goals in the first half Finland. Wesleyan was leading 14-0 with line backer In Jesaee'a 11-man line ter la-st year's performance ’ To do this, he'll have I. lueiik the Former Town Bowling CTiam-*' unbeatable In hla next five gomes, Lakers^ Royals Still Losing I had the good pleasure of phon straight wins. It vi-as a long ride within 10 feet of the cup and putt for a 10-10 tic. With 2:10 remain Moore, now the leading feather a fourth down and 20 situation on or 7-2-2 defense, intercepted a tape first for he placed second in ID.'iV in eiiiialiiig llie old comae hitting 173, 160. 125. 112 and 151 ing both Christian and Battalino home. pion Hippo Correnti topped a' rrofesKlonsI wrestling: hns ed cautiously for hla par four. ing in the game. Groza booted a weight contender, makes his bid the Trln 28 with less than one min Jack Mitchell pass al midfield and record. Little Johmiy Kelley of the Boston A A «et n new for a laudable 137;S average. Sam to bring them the good word and strong field of 61 keglers in the enjoyed neu pofiiilsHty In this New York, .N'ov, 17 (/P)— Saturday, Nov. is the day of Snead-pitched 45 feet short of ' e F r id a y 25-yarder for the victory. .Mo foi' a world title shot at Los An ute of the first half left lo play, ran out of bounds on the Wes 40. standard for the .Silk Town rare last year when he covered the Belli of New Haven waa runnenip New 'Vork, Nov 17 i/T) - The* The Knickx, who hxve won eight 22, both were elated. (Siristy said. "I •res mainly due to weekly (ele- cup and then three putted after ments later Brown tallied an in geles Thursday night in a non Carl Ahrens, who also pitches base Five plays later, speedster Wy- distance in 23 59 Cli se was clocked in 24 2(1 Tins fall. Close Meriden Casino 0|>en over thc| with an 813 total. Natlonel Beeketbdl Axen lexxnn of lime Ihlx xexxnn. blew x 12-."i decision for Ho.ston College and Dartmouth. As the New F!lng- am floored” while Bat replied, "I Wesleyan has no better suppor Ciists from <'npitnl Arenn In going seven feet past the pin In surance TD. Wa.sliingtrm missed television 10-rounder. He faces ball for the Cardinals, took a hand- keff, on a reverse, went around haa .)een Ihe indn idiiiil winner in every cross country im p with weekend and pocketed J200 for hi*I Another Manchesterite, Ed Ko- li itreaklng right along. The New lead, xcrxmbled for a 46-46 tie at hind foolhall season reaches the windup stage. BC and the hope that I don't have to give a ter of its athletic teams in Man ashing:ton. Mntiirdiiy night a bold try. quarterback Eddie LcBaron, out Mexico s Ricardo (Pajaritoi Mo off and faded back lo pass. He was hir own left end foi a score T)1n the Redmen Due to illiie.ss. ho was iiiuihle to defenii his Metro .sparkling effort The veteran Silk I vla captiiied fifth place In the York Knickerbockerx hxve * ! Ihe half then hiillt x 66-.56 lexil i speech..." Volley ball at night chester than Lyn Elmore, presi lit the .Manehester High gym Hanover Indians get a shot at big prize.s against powerful Thus Bayer, known more aa a because of Illness He was re reno. being chased and when hemmed in thu.s, scored twice In 4:.50 .\1I politan individual chamjuonshlp. In the IC4A cross country race Towner chalked up an Impressive event which was worth 825. ■treak of alx viclorlex MInnee- | and xlmo.'l blew Ihet hefme pul at the Rec. helped round out a dent of the Savings Bank of Man ling II away A run of xeven enn- . these same featured TV grap- opposition and on foreign soil.'*’ hitter than a winner won his sec placed by Ralph Gugliclmi. If Davey gets by the hard- by Trln lacklers. threw a despei-a- three P A T run.s hy Trln failed. today in New 5'ork. Close was one of the fnvoritcs. l.ssi year six-game total of 827 despite a so-1 Oorrentl’a triumph la believed to poll* hex loxi xlx In a row Cin busy day. Frank Miller's W at chester. He promised that he xeciiln e haxkeix in four miniilex. | pkrs will appear on a s|»eelnl Boalon Colleg* will all but clinch There will b« only two gamea ond big prlxe since turning pro • « » punching Moreno, as he is favored tion long, high wobbly pass. End Final tally car.ie in the fourth he played third against the best college ninncrs In the f r ille d »o opening 106 single. he his first in the big-time tourna cinnati hax loxt xeven xtrxlghl. kins’ team managed to win two of would be in the stands Saturday Slates. four by Ron .Sohie gave New ‘ eard sponsored hy the .Mutual a Gatm Bowl tnvitallon If the after that Involving New England five years ago the other was to do, he will get a title crack at Jimmy D ovei, who had recovered a period when Reopel called his own The local insurance agent was ment* The Knickx. a aurprixe iindei three from Jim Herdlc’s Olvitans at Middletown when Wesleyan STEELERS 81, GIANTS 10 new Conch Fuaay I..evBne, hxve York the 10-polrv4 xprexrl in th* j Aid llenefit Assn, of the Man Knglea beat riemaon'a newly- teamx. the CJtnadlan Open laxt year- and me't Trinity in the traditional After upsetting Cleveland and world featherweight king Hogan Hobble Andei-son fumble on the 17 sneak from the one to cap s 73 chester I’nilee Department. In three close and spirited games. their longeat airing In five yenrx l.hlvd period, and when Ihe t.xkerx cinwned Atlantic Coa.H Confer Brown and Colgate will hold i collected the biggest piirae of hlx game. "W e ai-e looking ahead to Baltimore on siucea.aive Sundays, I Kid I Bas.sey of Nigeria. Bassey to set up Ihe situation, was cover yard advance with eight minutes First hoiil starts at 8:30. and are within range of their rec iMil It In 88-85 with two nilnlilexl ence champlona down South Caro their annual Thankagiving morn career. T iiesday next year." Elmore said. So isn’t the Giants — without halfback kayoed Moi'eno in the third round ed by Tommy W ykoff and Ken to play. Three completions by ord run of nine xtrxlghl hxck In left. Carl Braun xml Charlie Tyrx ! Four hoiits are sehediileague cham- their late Dec. 6 date before a ' hitter I want to be a cham visitor and he reported this year’s Juniors... Talked with Lloyd ing against a tough Steeler line. Although he is sonietiines billed from the clutches of the startled to the Wesleyan 40 and Ihe 15 Saturday night Ihe Knickx Tyrx wax the high xcorer with againxt former Mr. Amrrirn, pionahlp game on the xame field regional televlalon audience. pion. " Bayer said. “ I have been .Notre Dame football team was Duff. UConn track coach, who an Layne passed for one touchdown, as an Olympic champion. Moore defenders and stepped across the before the final gun sounded In knocked over Hyranixe. the run- 22 poinix 'picking up Ihe ilxck | Steve Sliinlee and nilTlan Karl where laat year the Indiana loxt The email collegea, with the ex working hard trying to refine “ the beat I ’ve ever seen. " Tommy, nounced his acceptance to assist set up another on a 69-yaid aerial only reached the quarter-finals. goal line. It waa a one in a million what was a spine tlngler from nerup In the Kaxtem DIvIxIon, 96 when Kenny .Sexix, Ihe Knick.x'i Von Ileaa. Il'a hilled for heat both their title hopex of xn iin- ception of Connecticut, already my all-around game." along with another To.mmy— ^Ma Pete Wigren as race director here maneuver and scored twice on Webb was knocked out in the first play. Ahrens picked up the two ad •start to flniah. I See W hat My 92; while Phllxdelphlx xpllled the xcoring man went off for repalra. two out of three falla with a 00 heiileii xenxnn. have cloaed the booka on the 19,58 ' Paul Biinyaneaque tales have son ' viewed the Notre Dame rout on Thanksgiving. . . Talked with short blasts. It was Pittsbmgh's round of the light middleweight ditional points on the receiving end In wiiming. Wes snapped a fovm Lakerx 106-101. .SI Ixiiilx defexled .Seara, who had averaged 21 2 | minute time limit. campaign. grown up around this towering of a keeper plav from Jack Mitch game streak the Bantams njoyed Tradltlpn will abound at Har of Navy several weeks ago. It a new father, Art Pongratz, whose third successive victoi-v and con competition by Hungary's great Detroit 102-01 and Boxtnn rxpped pointX X game, needed Ihree , Ilarlford'a Itiill (Hirry, tlie W lllianii rallied In the fourth Pacific Coast athlete. Golfers tinued their jinx over 'the Giants, ell. the )>ext four years. Alao, each vard Sladliini where Yale and the marked the 10th time the two wife presented him with a son Laszin Rapp, the only three-time Cincinnati 1,30-105 atitchex In eloxe an eye cut opened j roiigliext, toiiglieat matiimn In period to edge Amherat 12-7 laxt concede he lx the most powerful who were knocked out of title con A t halftime. Wesle.van held a team finished the sea.son with CriiiiaOii will meet for the 75lh Toms had viewed the Irish on the earlier in the- day. Art, a former winner in Olympic boxing history. I.,«ad by Two by Ijiker rookie F.lgin Baylor'x | the huxineaa, lx In Ihe aeml-flnnl Saturday and aiicceaafiilly defend hitter of them xll. tention in four of the last seven commanding 22-0 lead in what had .,500 records, showing four wins Little Helpers time Tradition la about all that eiicceaaiiiii gridiron In as many years. Dick local athlete and promoter, is now Webb has taken long strides in The Knickx lend by two gamex finger nail againxt handaome Arnold Skaa- 1 Bayer aayx hia longeat drive KrlnJak alao made the Journey , . . Recreation and Welfare super seasons by the Steelers. been a bloody, bruising first half. and as many losses for their ef Baylor, put on Seara defeitxlve- will he at atake In thta one. how- the pro ranks, too. The Spider, a In the Kaxtern DIvIxIon. Bt Ixiiilx land. Curry, with the beetle ■ra axsured , was measured at 420 yarda. The This being Armistice Day.- state visor at Hamilton Standard... * • • Each side lost a key operator. forta. ly, waxn't up to xniiff on offenae. ever Harvard hax e mediocre 2-4:,,.^;," , teacher. high ranking triiddlewelght con hax a 2's-game xprend over De hrowa, whleh are enough to hall atnick a golfer leaving the employes enjoyed a fl*.'’ ott and Night home with my sons and i‘ COLTS 17, B EAES 0 — Shaw, tender, takes on Joey Otardello. Trlnity'a No. 1 ball toter. Bobby troit In the Wexlcrn DIvIxIon (inlahlng with 18 pninta. It waa aeare anyone, la a terrible tem Ivv Ix>ngiie record while the Ella j l i; * '' V’.* '■"'''’ ''I 'o o I green of a hole that length at Las Johnson, of Manchester, was side enough lo lop the I.akera. bill well have failed to win a loop xtart. ! whipping Bridgeport 32-20 Red Hadden was a visitor and was well spent. replacing the injured Johnny another top middleweight from Planned for MOM Yexterday'x Knlck-I.aker game pered pnrformer who often re- ^! for eljrht victories In nine Vegas a few years ago. lined early In the first period with off hla 28 2 average. Mnly CrofiA. knork«*(l o)it of howl Tony D'Angona called and offered Unitas, was speclacu(ar as lie Philadelphia, in a 10-round tele NB.\ at a Glanrr wax the only one .xchediiled and II aorta to hrenking ehalra o«er an alatr. Fullb«ok Walt Stnauv hum- a speaking date at Cheney Tech S a tlir fla y made good on 10 of 231 passes for vision scrap at San Francisco's a severe gash over his right eye. wax on national T-\' It couldn't opponent'a head In an effort lo ron.-^ifiorAllon bv last wr^k'i 32-0 He waa accidentally kicked while loaa at Penn Stale, hopea to warm I '•’2' Red Is a guard at the Wetherafleld Once the deadline w as reached 1 131 yards. A t one point he pitched Cow Palace Wednesday night. 5tonday's Schedule have picked up many fanx for Ihe i Jockey Ted Atkinxnn hax won gain pn advantage. ^'ollpy Ball Standings looked forward to a fine afternoon nine consecutive strikes, six In a assisting in making a tackle on No gamea. up for Ita BC finale on Dec. 6 with I I wire, Prison and Tony the major dommo The Friday night radio-televi pro game. Both cliibx were guilty j Ihe Pimlico Speclul three tlniex Tlekela are axallable from Bridgeport’s great halfback, of football and 1 wasn't disap 93-yard Colt scoring surge in the We.slevan fullback Dont Squatrlto Sunday's Results a Irliimpli over Marquetla this W. L. Pet. In the athletic department at sion netwotk fight matche.s of walking Infpacllonx. puxhing | Capnl, One Hitter »nd Tom Fool any member of the force. second period. He had one TD also a local lad. Squat's cleat New York 98, Minneopolla 90. week George Dtxon. waa "held " lo 73 . . . . .6 0 i.oon Cheney Tech . . . Eddie Moxier. pointed- at Middletown when Wes mlddlewelglits Ralph (T iger I and even kicking the hall, i all for Oreentree Stable. Correntl'a ...... through the air. The Bears. Shut Thoro isn't o Mom in Hw worid who wouldn’t bo thriU* yarda In 10 carriea and ended the ...... 6 n 1.000 wishing to settle a dispute, asked leyan upset TUnity. 22-18, in a real Jones of Yonkers, N. Y.. and Rory Meek One More Jewel Center Congo . out for the first time in 149 games year with an oiitalanding total of ...... 6 0 1.000 for the date and name o f the thriller. . . . Several Silk Towners Calhoun of White Plains. N. Y.. in •d to hovo a MERRY KITCHEN on Chriitmos mothing! Wp.nt Siden . . . . dating back to 1946, were unable Coniiectlmt aeekx one more Jewel, 1,106 ruahing yarda. FatviAn'A ...... ___ 5 1 .833 Yankee opponent when the record were present including Joe Hand- a 10-rounder at New York's Madi- to move and found their line per Thot's whoro Th* W. G. Glonnoy Company ddnot. Wo In add In the glitter of Inst week’s Quarterback Boh Aimataa of Watkins ...... ___ 5 1 .833 baseball crowd of 81.841 was re- lev. better known for hia golfing •s6n Square Garden. 30-S compieat of Rhode Island The forated by Alan Ameche. who ran Ameriran Inleinallonal capped a •Second Congns ...... 4 2 .667 corded at Yankee Stadium. T h is; • ‘'t'vlties, and George Keith and The Foed Point O f Your Living Room con take th* oddest shaped, most o u ^ d « ^ kitchen triumph brought the Hiisklea their great aeaaon aa a paaaer In the has been asked by several readers. Mel Cote, two former Wesleyan for 142 yards arid a TD. Joe De Nucqi, undefeated. 19- North ...... 3 3 .500 • * a ond turn it into a positive d r*M . xecond iindlapiited Yankee Con- Area' 38-3 oonqiieal of .New Blit 0:vlt«n ...... 1 5 .167 The answer remains the same, the] players from Manchester. . . . Bob- year-old middleweight prospett ference champlonahlp In the 12ialn Teachei-a Anaalaa hit nn nine St Mary'a ___ ...... 1 5 .167 Red Sox on Memorial Dav. Mav | Johnson, sUndout Trinity hack, RAMS 20, PACKER.S .7 •— Los from Newton. Mass., faces veteran year history of the circuit. of 14 aerials for 188 yards and Libertv Mutual . . . . .0 6 .000 30. 1938. It was a doubleheader hurt early In the first period Angeles moved ahead of the Pack Chico Vejar of Stamford, Conn., A t our showroom we’R show you ^i^h os. Now ( ’onnei'llcul hax a shot at i two toiichdownx, then ran for aii- Woodhlll ...... 0 6 .000 . . . Report reached the desk that .and,this caused him to say in the ers 10-7 by halftime, with a 93- in the Boston Garden tonight. De Her kitchen con hove: ^ Boaton Unlveralty and If the Husk- other score Hlx passing figures Niki ...... 0 6 .000 Meyer Tober, head of the Tober dressing room after the battle, "I yard pass play from Billy Wade Niiccl has won all 16 of his pro YOUR FIREPLACE les rxn pull It out they will hsve' for the year show 87 i-ompletlonx Thp two new oliibA AddPd will bo Baseball Co., went deep sea fish- Manchester battle of the to Jim Phillips giving the Rams fights, 14 of them by kayoea. an 8-2 season's record their best | in 164 tosses for 1.409 yards Jtnd known aa East Sldera and High ing off Block Island and came back riillbacks never materialized.” In a yie lead. It was the longest pass The bout is scheduled for nine rounds.” De Nucci's handlers re /s ft Properly Furnished? Grtgg or Morgan CcMnots since 1945 (7-1). 14 touchdowns. ' School Teachera. with several beauts, including 28. recent column I mentioned that it play in the league this season. WRESTLING would be intei-estlng to see John Phillips pulled in eight of Wade’s fused to allow their protege to get 27 and 24 pound rod fish . . . Colorful Fhrmlco Countor Tope tosses for 208 yards. Wade threw 10 rounds because of his age. Night home and I picked up a star son and Dom Squatrlto, of Wesley an and a local lad, oppose one an for 373 yards on 19 completions in Moriit* FiosHc Cootod W ell Ponds nn the calendar, this being unusual 42 attempts. New York welterweights Billy with the week so young. other. John.aon was cut over the ENSEMBLES Sound Ddodening Nu Wood CoHing lllos MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL GYM left eye by Squatrito's cleat and 14 • • * Flamio and Eddie (Pigeons) / Kentil* Floor Tiles WINTERIZED GARAGE "COASTY" Wednesday stitchea were needed to close th# LIONS 85. 49ERS 21 — Tobin Lynch collide in s retnrn -10- wound. . . . Motored to the Ver- Rote connected for three TD rounder at New York's St. Nicho Solid Rross SAYS—v o i: Sammy Feiice. for many years plsnck School for the Kaceya Mln- passes, but it was Gedman who las Arnea tonight. Flamio upset And, If you lot Th* W. G. Glennoy Company know AT NO EXTRA COST HAVE MORE! actlve In local sporting clubs, has | atrel and had an enjoyable evening brought the Lions their third vic Eddie in their first bout last JuIjJ. from $29.88 Saturday, Nov. 22-8:30 P.M. a new Interes., ice hockey, ind he j with my family. One of the "show tory in the last four outings, Ged NOW.’ she'll hove it oH—instoRod by you (with do-lt- Interior Inaiilaled ter Double FrotwHon phoned for information on the atealArs" - was' Leo Diana, who man aimed his flrst pass of the Veterans welterweights Del yourself-tips from us)— or by o contractor we'N rec* T h coming home games o f the Spring- handles the Alumni Baseball season to Howard C a ^ d y for an Flanagan of St. Paul and Gil Block and Brass I Spon.oredh^the)lanrheali^ Polic, Btmo/il A..n. | field Indiana In fh>- American League program at Charter Park 81-yard scoring play and 'scored Turner of Philadelphia square off ommend— just in Hm* for her MERRY CHRISTMAS. Hockey League. It’s surprising the I during the summer months. twice himself fqr last .year's in a 10-rounder at the St. Paul fid n $32.88 World Champions; The long TD' Auditorium Thuradty. night. ••rial came I n ^ e flrJt perioid, Juat DON CURTIS and MARK LEWIN f an $800 kitchen Saturday's Fighta Mexico City—Ike Chescent, 1J7, <0 aeconda ilh sr Sa'n Francisco I 'F r «i(8 ■New York, outpointed Roberto had taken a 7-0 lead. remodeling job (Mono) Garcia, 131, Mexico, 10, • • • Sport Schedule Sdid Brass Wodd Boskots...... $10.50 KARL VON HESS ond GENE STANLEE Hollywood, CaUf.—Paulie Arm stead. 134, Loa. Angelea, outpoint Manila ■— Leo Baptnosa, 118, EA0LE8 48, CARDS tl — Mock and Brass Wood Boskota...... $ 4.9B ed Johrinv Gonsalves, 1384, Oak Philippinea. outpointed Kiuoahl Clkrance Peaks scored four times Saturday, Nov. 22 onUv 56 9*r month land, Calif., 10. Miura, 117, Japan, 12. « • the Eagles ran up their largest Professional Wrestling. 8:30 — point total In four years. Phila WIteh Brooms ...... $ 2.25 *25 SINGING GEORGE TOWNSEND Buenoa Aires—Isaac LogarL Manila— Flash Blorde, 1S2H, High School Gym. P’eraii* 147 K. Havana, knocked out (3rlIo Philippines, stopped Keiichi lahal- delphia broke loose against the OtI,' 1478*, Argenttna;“t;------~ ~7' "kawa7-J85.-JapaiUA*^ . Cards for three TDs within 5'i Thursday, Nov. 27 Wood T o n gs...... $12.95 mlautee o f the aecond quarter. Turkey Day Road Race. IQ‘80 . ---- R U D G H PLA N ____ DON LEWIN •____ Noma Van Brocklin completed 19 Main St., opposite School S t of 28 passes for 318 yards and two High Football vs. Bast Hort- e l b c t r ic l o g s THE SHEIK WITH PRINCESS SALINA touchdowns, one to Peaks. fonl, U:80 — High School Field. CAFE COD For amall purrhasoff you ran une our Continuous Budget Account. aETQHER RUSS 00. Ma n c h e s t e r S14.9B Mltflholl UGHTERS If you Mt your monthly payment al: 110 1)5 •20 •25 •30 9 - n n V— y HURRICANE ANAYA Its WEST MIDDLE TCENPIEE AND RolM. n roM Your initial purchasea may amount to: 1100 • 150 •200 •250 •300 CXTENEE PUKAMT «T. S2B.95 $5.49 BULL CURRY Net • pre-eni tkal ceo 3 0 M n n iT E tT] Your credit limit may be extended to: 1200 •300 •400 NEW LARGER QUARTERS 1 •500 (600 be elected In leu than • «(«yl Tereu, NO MONIY V ertiu r Block and Broaa ARNOLD SKAALAND DOWN, 5-YIARS TO RAY, lit Rayewnt OCT. 'SI PLENTY OK FRONT AND REAR PARKING mSTALLATION A neolly Beanttful There wiH be o service chorgo of,1% por month on fho uiifkdd bedoneo with o minimum chorgo o f Acoeoaorjr. $4.75 DOlt T MISS THIS Off EH! AUTO OLASS INSTALLID 25c por month. louH will b« mnounesd by lill Cooper OesUeuxa t 2-CAR OARAOI GLASS PURNITURi TORS Mufflers Tires Batteries ■kIto Hoovy Lo^ Dogs...... $5.95 V ' FIm m ••a4.a* FRRI IllaiUeteJ C«txlelH OkratM. imi I utttwiw MIRRORS (Rir*ploe« mti l^ o r ) 2..')0 CHILDREN UNDER 16 $1..S0 WITH ADUI-T *• $ 6 0 9 FIRE CRYSTALS "Your Guarantee -- Our 38 Years Of Dependable Service" COMPAm UfOM YOU RUVI hCTURE PRAMINO (oR typM) TICKETS MAY IE lOUOHT AT POLICE W* Ntw Seat Covers Floor Mats ADD SPARKLE AND COLOR TO THE FLAME wfekfteeled Owr mw HEADQUARTERS OR PROM ANY POLICEMAN. WINDOW oiM RLATi GLASS Largo Boe $1.25 0-181 9 1m m MrriAftf 334 NORTH MAIN ST. — TIL. Ml 9-5253 AND STORES THAT HAVE OUR POSHRS. . OOftnrEAOTOES; W E HAVE IN «TOCE nJfflLffllgimgYet MIDICINI CAMNETS «nd SHOWER DOORS JRWLE%ST0 RES Opon D ^ 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. including Get Tickets Early and Be Sure Of A Seat M l MAIN ST. BUSH HARDWARE CO. The COAST LUMBER Corp. 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T W E L V l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1953 MANCHESTER V.VENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1958 Automobiles for Sale 4 THERE ()tl(,HTA. KE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Sittutions Wrated— ArtlelM For Balt 45 FenalA 86 Honsehold Goods 61 Rooms Without Board 69 19M FORD V* Country Squire fl- STORM WINDOWS and ■amtam, Apartmenta— Flats— Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses For Sate 72 pasaencer alallon waROn. All ’WiTel As AuOl!sC€ .^ k .s G Os V'VACIA davenport, odds and ends. ' Call "jIOUSEHOLO itema includiiif RCA L A R G E M O D E R N room arlth all Tenements 63 AUTUMN .bedroom colo- MANCHESTER —417 East Ontbr Hopes Fading equipped, all bla< k. Only flOS EXPERIENCED woman desires M I 3-4978 after 7 :30 p.m. 24’’ TV. Electric atove and re housekeeping faclUtlea fully at- XX a 9-8952, drives, completely landscaped. j2 CUBIC FO O T Phllco dc luxe 8:15 A.M. to 4:.10 P.M. down. lyow bank paymenla. Only Situations Wanted— Male 39 FURNISHED room near Main St. 10% down, F.H.A. R. F. Dlniock MANCHESTER, BOLTON" (Oantlaaad from Pag* Om ) a few left See Rninnei'a tndny. refrigerator, pink, excellent con Gentlemen preferred. Tel. DO $3,000 CASH aaaumee 4%% mort Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245. dition. Call M I S-6716. THREE ROOM furnished a:i^rt- gage on thla 6% room ranch with ANDOVER, VERNON Open eve. till 9. On the Manrhea. Bnilding Materials 47 9-2170, 9 Hazel St, were hitehhUdng a ride on the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. WILL DO ODD Jobs after 4 p.m. ment. Andover Center. PU*-7641. attached garage. Owner MI 8-1833. M ON. T H K L r m I0:S0 A.M.— S A TU R D A V 9 A.M. ter-Vernon town line. during week and all day Satur y o R SALHk—Keiimore gas range. xxl COLONIAL C116 when the plane commander, Your Building Needs At FURNISHED room, plenty of hot FOR RENT— Six roqm duplex, One on Summit St., Manchester, 1055 C’HKV^nO.LKT club’ coupe day. M I S-8944. In good condition. Reasonable. H U G E 6 R (X )M —1964 home. 24’ Capt. Harry O. Blount. 33, <3reat water and good heat. Gentlemer. steam heat, CentraLdocation. Tel. MANCHESTER - Beautiful itx six room gsrrlson. Offers wanted PLEASE READ YOUR AD MI 3-7980,______43 Church St. ■ ■ living room, oversiaed oedreoms, Falls, Mont., ordered them to Jump. Bndio, hrnter. Very clean, $150 Wholesale Prices M I 3-5680. / room canch In prime country club below $15,000. Have others up to OaMlfled or "Want Ae enrreeled hy "make Kond” Inaertinn. T H R E E CO LO R ED kittens given Bus.ines.4 block from Main MI P. V, Tongren, Broker. "Anything Will be glad to show you lots and (MST) that one of the plane’a two removal servn> No 3 10.S3 Shidebakcr, one ton advertised prices by at least 8%. 9-7129, 59 Birch St. FOR R E N T - Store, see Mr. Clark, bookcases, built-in range arr' oven, world peace with hts doctoral Mnnafleld. OArfield 9-4479 m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s In Real Eatate.” MI 3-6321, prices on new homes. engines had failed. He said tiM pick up, rtoftf) running truck. Household Services Painting;— Paperins 21 Help Wanted — Male 36 KNAPP SHOES, Harry Mahoney. 709 Main St. Tel. M l 3-2068, basement garage. Nice (>orch. the.sis. LOST—Tiger cat, blark and grav. 38 Maple St Tel. Ml 3-4337 NOBODY-BUT NOBODY $16,8$ 1475 PLEASANT, private, heated room TWO-FAMILY duplex ^ust^f acre lot overlooks Andovei l^ake The public is invited to the lAlk, wings were Icing at 10,600 fbet. Red and white rollar Smokey Offered l.*IA 3 c o m p l e t e p a i n t i n g a n d paperhanglng. TOWN OF MANCHESTER with private entry and private Hartford Road. Amesite drive, R F, Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml LAWRENCE F. FIANO which is sponsored by the Man Coiirtell's co-pilot was IdentUMd Chlldren'a pel Vlrlnily f’noper No 4 1053 riievrolet one-ton panel Auto DrIvinu School 7-A DR Y OAK wood, cut fireplace end UNDERSELIJ5 NATIONAL r o o m s o f B R A N D N E W , BRLMONT Rug Olfftntng Com Good clean wnrkmanahhtp at rsa bath. Garage. Just off Main St. Houses for Rent 65 aluminum storm windows. In good 9-5245, chester and Glastonbury League as Calvin Cloud at Napa, CaVf. and West Center. MI 3-71S1. truck. •tove length* 310 per load, deliv FURNITURE Broker pany • For thoae who rare about aonable rates 80 years In Man MI 9-3616. condition. Please call Paul J Cor- of Women Voters. United World The plane, owued by Capitol A ir t:V2r, MORTl/M'K'.S Mnm lieMer'd le.-ul- ASSLSTANT ered. Call PI 2-7886. All 100% guaranteed, some In M ANCHESTER—Seven rextm Cape i thpir ruga^-phone Ml 8-0012, cheater. Raymond Flake. 3fl NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. rentl. Broker, M I 3-5363. XXIV MI 9-5910 Federalists, and American Foreign ways of Nashville, Term., w aa un No. .5 lOM \K('2i While Ir.wlor ing driving A< hno| 'Hirpo Rkillcfl. 9-9237 original factory crates, with origi near school, good location $125 a , Frpo pickup and delivery Frae LOAM—The beat for I I leas! Last Pnllcv Assn. der contract to the A ir Force. Personals 8 with fifth wheel Broad Wanted— Real Estate 77 fiirnifuip and wall to wall carpet Water and Sewer Department Sand, atone, gravel, (ill, SIX ROOM duplex. Near Center, VACUUM CLEANERS repaliwl In No, 8 10.51 ('lievmlet duMip Injck. nld.A Tdcpliono Mr. Mnrlhxk, terior painting Painters and pa LIVING ROOM SUITE Tenements 63 very good buy. Carlton W. Hutch-! Street near Waddell School I ’ i istrative problems of the expand- j my own homa shop. Forty yaara ing, oil heat. Good condition. Call MI A good running truck, iMfrclor of Hrivpr Kducniifin. perhanger available on shori no SNOW BLOWERS—Reo, Snowbird, CMeatnut 8-2147 5 PC DINETTE SET ins. MI 9-5132, j baths, built-in itove and oven. ARE YOU CONSIDERIN'! ing churcli. Many of the preaent 1 factory axpartenee. Alt makaa. low MI 9-7.39H. Salary: $.5.139-$6431 per annum, 9-1433. $805 FURNITTIRF: RKPAIRINO - An- tire. Fret estimates Bernard Lo- and Toro. Push and aelf-propelled, —AND ACCESSORIES MANCHESTER—Centrally located. Completely landscaped. Amesite SELUNO YOUR PROPERTY? 52 Cardinals are aged and infirm, 1 rates, free eattmatea, free ptekup tier, Coventry, PI 2-6452. plus vacation, sick leave and other Beautiful 3)4 room apartments. MANCHESTER GREEN - Deslr- We will appraise vour property WINDOW SHADES No 7 1040 InlMiiftlional K 5 dump tupiPH rpHlored Kiirnlturp Repair Capitol Equipment, 38 Mair MI Diamonds— Watch WESTINOHOUSE REF R drive. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors. and their average age ia 73. | and delivery. Mr. Miller JA I.ARSON’S ( ’onnretIcuTh II- benefits. Applicants must have had EMERSON TELEVISION $110 ■ $115. Heat, hot water, jani ablc, very neat 3 bedroom ranch, i Ml 9-5245. free and without any .‘bligr'lon When the number of Cardinals | truck Like neW. epHAPd fliivlng Acluml tralficd, Sorvlcr Tnlcottvllle. Ml 3-7449. 3-7958. FIVE ROOM duplex. Call Ml 3-6322 3-890t E.XTERIOR and Interior painting. experience In construction, opera Jewelry 48 WASHING MACHINE tor, garage, extras. BU 9 .536.5, large living room, fireplace, com We also buy property tor carh. was set at 70, the total world Green. White, Eem No 8 1054 (*hevrolet 1S-lon cRbin O rllfiP d bihI Hppmvpd. ia nnw of- between 3 and 7 p.m. EIJ4T EFNISH Holland window Ceillnga reflnlshed Paperhanging. tion or maintenance of sewage or WALLPAPER SALE on new 1959 DE LUXE RANGE bination storms, amesite drive, XXV Member MultipW Listiin. population was 360 million. To- i Wosliable A RIDI? FROM comer of Munrn chfiaaia A good truck. fpring clnAAfoom niut behind Wallpaper books Estimates given. water ayaterns. Applications may LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re. VERNON—One three room apart attached garage, large fenced lot. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor St. to the Slate Office Building. ahades, made to meamira. All wallpaper, trim and plastiqized. Take your choice of any of these MANCHESTER —Comfortable six day there are nearly 500 million $705 whppi iriRt ruci Um for Ipcnngrrs. Fully covered by Insurance. Call be obtained at the Office of the pairs, adjusts watenea expertly, ment with garage, stove , refrig Owners moving South. Asking MANCHESTER—Seven room ram BRAE-BURN REALTY Hartford. 8 ,30 to 4:30 Call 5fl mpifll Venetian hMnda at a new C. J. Morrison Paint Store,', 385 appllBnceg in adilition to bedroom, room ranch. Garage. Compleiely Roman Catholics. I MI 9-8075 Edward R. Price, MI n-1003. Oeiieral Manager, Manchester, Reasonable prices. Open daily, erator. One three room apartment $16,950. For appointment please Ml 3-6273 HOLLAND RNISH 3.7001, Ser Hufl Mi( tifilMk low price Kryi made while you Center St. living room, dinette, rugs, lamps, furnished. Available Derember. bling Cape. Large rear pttlo and The new Cardinals were notified Connecticut; Slate Personnel De Thursday evenings. 139 Spruce with garage, stove, refrigerator. can. Howard R. Hastings Real MANCHKSTKn Driving A< luh-iny ^ wait Marlnw'i INSIDE AND outside painting. tables, linoleums, dishes and other Convenient location. $175 per attached garage. Paneled dining of their designation by mall several 30 Made to Order partment, Room 40,5, Stale Office COLEMAN Floor Furnace, oil Street MI 9-4387. References. Ml 9-2837. tor. MI 9-1107 any tlnte. room, recreation room, two baths. SELLING YOUR home? For mDERS WANTED—To Pra,ll A IIAR'IKOKI) n o M ) now offpiA hphind the whpri and Sppriallring in Interior work Ixiw items. « month. Call -MI 3-1108. prompt, efficient, courteous serv days ago. the Vatican said. With Yonr Rellara Whitney, East Hartford 1st and Building. Hartford: or the Man- amalleat alze, $10. Also 150 gallon EVERYTHING’ Class A neighborhood. $20,000 R. KNTKItf'IMSKS. INC. clrtA»rof»m inRlructiony for 15, ifl. winter prlres. No Job too small. M AIN STREET—Four rooms, 1st MANCHESTER — Here is the ice and appraising without obliga Pope John's call of a consistory 2nd shifts Dally scheduled service i IliiildiriK—Contracting 14 theater and Hartford offices of the oil drum, $6. G.E. washing ma FOUR LARGE rooms, heated front F. Dlmock Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-5245. m ix LINE OF ooarroM 17 VPHr oldA. Dull'M r. Mfclettp, Call MI 3-2.52I, Connectlciit State Employment chine, V ringer type, $5. Call MI Fuel and Peed 49-A O N LY $448 floor, ideal combination office and ranch you have been looking for. tion. call S, A. Beechler realtor, so soon after his coronation on from Msnrhesler I/ow commuier 270 Mnilfoid Horiil MI 0 1188 PI 2-7249. porch, breezeway and garage, Nov. 4 came as no surprise. The I Al.TERA'noNS to kitchena, hath- Service. Applications must bt post 3-6113, Prire Includes Delivery, Set Up. home. Heat, hot water furnished. Three bedrooms wonderful mod MI 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith Aa- rates. Silver Lane Bus Line. Ml PA IN TE R and paperhanger. dero- CORDWOOD, top quality hard information. Call. M l 4-1959 XXVI vigorous new Pontiff had been ex 1050 STl U tKHAK IcH, good ( le«n j rooms allies, collnrs porrhas. or marked or on file at the Office of Service, Guarantee Immediate De Furniture available. Ml 4-0238 af em kitchen, abundant storage sociates. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi VENETIAN BUNDS 3-8978 rallng. Good clean Job, reasonable wood, well seasoned, sawed any pected to act quickly to strengthen tranapor lation f’l lvnte wnn . [ilavrooni Plumbing, oarf)c'ntry, the Oeneral Manager. Manchester. WAI^NUT dreaser, steel bed. wal livery Or Free Storage Until ter 5. FIVE ROOM ranch-type yellow snace. full basement, lot 130x290, M ANCHESTER - New six -00m ple Listing Service. Hu.siness -Services Oflered l.'l price. S. Yencha, MI 9.6014 after length, Edward Yeomans P I Nnr aerniid chj. $05 MI 3 1741, I flrclrt'-s' anil mnsonry. Aluminum, Connecticut. on or before Novem nut finished, spring and mattress. Needed house. Miner Hill Road. Cry.st.al $21,000. Clifford Hansen, Realtor. ranch home in Rockledge aectlon, his administration. rUDEBS W^I^TED—To Hartford. r>. 2-8002. TWO ROOM apartment, furnished USTINGS WANTED aingie ^ Hewever, his call for the Car E. A. JOHNSON OAiJy Rt>11odulffl Bfrvlrfl from , sifting (Jaragns, r-ollagrs, out- ber 28, 1958, In very good condition, Tel. MI Phone fdr appointment I-ake. Phone 5-6 p.m., MI 9-9748, MI 3-2453, MI 9-6798. I ’ i batha, ceramic tile kitchen 1058 KN^'.USM FMKI), 2 dr ncftfin. ASHES, R I’ RRISH lawna inked, 3-8949. twin beds, older people preferred. two-famuy houses. Member ot dinals to gather this soon after the MunrJ^ef^trr. CrrH fain only 2ISr 1,iiilfllngs rnoni ndfllllnns .Nualde FOR SALE—Seasoned hardwood, Ted Drake. counters. Attached garage, ame- t'p tit to niilr^ pet galloii gaa all kliul of gim nal work arnl SAMUEL ALB ERT, Hartford CH M I 9-1109 or M l 9-5913. MLS. Howard R HaaUnga. Real conclave put a heavy strain on the ona ^’ay »Savr tolln and i-arkinR Epglnfi’rlng ('onipnny, Im.., 84 Ronds— Stock.a Mortgaties 31 TOOL MAKERS and first class ma (or fireplace, furnace or stove. To BE SOLD site drive, full landscaped lot, PAINT 00. H a juai like new I,iiu dn\\ n pav light tlljckuig .Mnv’tiig )nhH. FIVE WOODEN storm windows, 7-0358 any time up to 8 ’).W|? ’ tor. Ml a 1107 any ume elderly and the ailing in the ranks Rih'pr l.fana Bua Line. Nft 1R978, Ofik Si Ml :i 1425 chinists to woik on close toler Oigllo Bros. MI 3-6301. TH R EE AND four room apart SIX ROOM single home, $100 78 NORTH ElJVf STREET. Are you $19,800 R. F. Dlmock Co., Real 72.^ Main St, TeL MI 9-4501 ment iinlv *3'.’ 78 nmiitli Hmn- I’ rli c.H rrHAomihlc MI 1 0781 29-5i"x58''. 75c each. Four glass Sec It Day Or Night of the College. Ivf)W COST financing. A onnny per ance parts. Top rate pay to ments. Call MI 9-4071, 5 to 7 p.m. monthly with large living room, looking for a well built comfortable tors. MI 9.5245. neI A fedar 1 - I .a I k dea Ir i in 'I'a 11 nl t French doors, 24"x78", $1 each. If you have no means of trans FOR EXPERT REAL ESTATE WANTKD-nide for two Kaai Mid- TV S E IlV K 'E anv inako hiphcat ‘ ‘AIH’ h'N'I'FF Kxfioricficod In nil month fc eac h dollar you borrow, qualified men. If you are noi claa- SEASONED hardwood for fire and only. oil hot water heat. Coventry, Conn. home (or your family? This six villr f)prn pvp, ([]] 9, TpI MI One white set tub. 24' x24' xl8 ", portation, I'll send my auto for SERVICE die Tpkr to vlrinlty of F-'aniilnR c(uiillfv work Ml lowpAt i/ncf for Ilf CD rpr'fif IV C'nnfrnci f$r Morlgagy Inana lo stretch your sified in one of these categories furnace. Immediate delivery. Call Call A. D. Heckler. P I 2-6.519, 5:30 room home is handy to the Bowers XXVII 3 5191 M’-'MnriMlilo hfiiirly rnlr« MI please do not take lip your lime $3. Cal] after 5, MI 3-4323. you. No obligation. to 6 p.m. In the Selling of Your Property ton Ave and Riaann Si Cnll Ml pxpprt work h’amoiiA lot Mf’fvlcr Income. Ifa caHicr to carry (tobla B, J. Begin, Glastonbury MEd- TO R E N T—Three rooms and tile School and the High School. This Be Sure, Be Safe ft 7423. .3 0731, and ours by applying Apply Mai MANC7HESTER—8 and 8 Duplex. alnce 19H1 Phone Ml 0 4.537 fVit if yuu put them ail In on* hHSket.. ford 3-2933. bath, linoleum, Venetian blinds, property has an extra lot (or play Consult TIIK LAHK HY Tool and Engineering Co., 291 PEARL FLOOR COVER 1 -A—I^ B —E—U—T—’S THREE BEDROOM Green Manor Nice condition Inside and out. Oil ipiton a r>inl CH 8 8807 and a«k Frank heat and hot water furnished, area, a two-car garage, modern W. A. Lindatrom t Co., Realtors AM rYPI''.S i)f rarficMtry work Rurko Or Mrs ('arlcr how tr do it. Adams St , Manchester. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ranch, dishwasher, stove. Ttirce hot air heat, aluminum combina CO„ INC. . parking, school and Main St. sec kitchen, copper plumbing, large Land Developers, Appraisers Automobiles for Hnle 4. .'■^1 ik Ip IimKi t I ’m k,9i r| FUJOR HANDINH and roftniahlng dfiMc Hiirr iiDnriR, dorrnerH, roof ( 'nnnoclicui Mortgage Exchange. Garden— Farm— Dairy Open Mon., Thru Fri. until 8 p.m. tion. Adults. M l 9-2360. months lease with option or re tions throughout. Nice lot In con ing pnnhcR r»c ('nh Ml 9 5981 At Route 83 and Allan Road. newal, $125. M l 9-8658. front porch, attic insulation plus 625 Main SI , Hartford M|)Priallzlng In n? !D"f* Male or F>male .EUM PIANO TUNING. We are the only Er.Ecrnni rix o w n f :r s pmmpi ('oa.Mt. OVoi Inml 1-2114. 37 12 Foot wide yard good baking. The kind children with heat, refrigerator and st -’e. decorated. Aluminum siding and give up! See Douglas Motors gel gallon M('IU‘i than thr lo\s jnopfl goods 98c sq. yd. firm In this area tuning otanos Subnrhan For Kent 66 frtendl V api vh f. up your hhcc’iifi like to eat. (7all Hathaway. M I All on first floor. Parking. Storage WEST SIDE combination windows. Nice lot. Cardinals’ College Home Town the lowdown on the lowest tiown Ihrpp AiXPA ^\' I ’ l*;i M KNf '(■;[) c;i rpAjii iTr* HpO- Asphalt Tils ■5'ir per tile. electronically. Others use the r'd- lux (R l rlmiiei pick up hoc df \V-ANTED 9-6438. Will deliver to your door. space in cellar. Near shopping Convenient location. Minimum and smallest payments anywhere I i:ili/iiitl III Dllrr'nDiii» rrrrialrn (aahioned by ear method. Ward MODERN THREE-room apart Substantial and attractive family llverv OH ElPrtiolux aiiDmnrttl Help Wanted— Female *'?ri; Linoleum Tile 10c per tile. center and on busline (or >nc or down. $13,200. R. F. Diraock Co., Not a small loan or finance com Diiil iniifini: ('nil flmvlrn W Krause. Ml 3-5336. ment, all Improvements, oarking. (Continued from Page One) IMiADAIIII.ITY aalra am, ari vlrr MI 9 0«13 oi ,IA Good experienced self-aervdce Rubber Tile 1.5c per tile SQUASH, turnips. 65c 'a bushel. couple only. Can be seen at 189 home of six large rooms on quiet Realtors, Ml 0-5245. Station... pany pliin. Dnuglae Motors 333 2 0108 PlPH.ap a.*ik fur A'lguaDi r i..iDii.ip *1- r'lMiR MI 9 ('.'’•81. n meat cutlers and wrappers Cabbage. 5c. Green Mountain po Couple with child preferred. $10 a 'riir I.AIIK x^lll nUtshine IliP oihri n Plastic Tile 27c sq. ft.. LARGEST selection of name brand W. Middle Tpke.. Apt, D. $95 week, C. Jennings, 107 High St., I street. Two baths, steam oi' heat, Montini lo the College of Cardinala, Main Street. Durr tn ensr of Alorring and KnuiiPiiakl tatoes, $1.50 bu. 336 Hillstow-n Rd. Due to our large volume Food Ceramic Tile 59c sq. ft. band and orchestra instruments, monthly. Phone MI 3-7091. Rockville. porches, aluminum screens nnd XXIX but both asked that the honor be mnnrin Cl mIhIiI’. ; W A N T E D —Clean uard rara Wp organs and pianos in eastern Con deferred so that they roiiM con CO NNIE 'S TV and Ilndm S.-rvlcr r i i K K K King needs additional help. Apply Broadloom Tweed Carpeting FIVE I.ARGE rooms, first floor, I atorma. Also tw(^car garage. Price buy, trade down nr trarlp anv Rimfim!*Sidinv ir. necticut. New, used, rentals, re ROCKVILLE — New 3-room apart M ANCHESTER— New six room Dl'.l’HKClATKiN | nvaiinbir all hour* SnDsfactinn Monday, Nov. 17lh. t-,5 p.m T\ies- $.5.29 sq, yd. Household Goods 51 garage, oil steam heat, near I $14,700. tinue to work closely with the thing. Douglaa Motora. 333 Mam pairing. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut ment, heated, electric range, re Cape lust off Porter Street Fire guaiantppd Cal) MI 9 1315 Intoi rsDnp op|Mirlnnliy for day. .Nov, l«lh, 1-7 p.m. schools and bus residential neigh i then-pontiff 'riii-N Is Dll' inggcHl a)>pci- i;iiDfM.s anil Inlor {)!eft'llrd. f'lea.snnt work 28 GAUGE Parker rifle, as is $15, M I-9-1642 ' h iilri.s .Ml :i V7M7. Pine Street choose. Ideal (or living or recrea FOR RENT—Three room apart IN COVENTRY, single house, five John as Patriarch of Venice; Giu 3-1478 .Mi’( -M i,«)Ni;i-;r; 20 gauge I.a»server, 12 gauge ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sUver, XXX ing ( rmdillon.s, e.xrrllpiit brnc- Mam liester. Conn. tion rooms. Meyers Piano, 265 ment. furnished or unfurnished, rooms, two bedrooms, I's baths, seppe Fielta. 75. Apostolic Nuncio Parker. Three high power rifles. glass china, and used ^ m ltu ra COLONIAL-Garrison type, 8 large 1947 rHEVnOLKT panel irick $75, lI’ l-'MiK SANI»IN(J « Bpof inliy , (VFAM'I'V MATl’DDAI, nn.l work fit progrnin. Apply Kmploy. Market St., Hartford. Open 4 heated, two people. New Bolton attached garage, sunporch. Large LAK E S T R E E T -N ew six room to Italy; Fernando Cento, 75, ■SEE anil DKIVE -SALES experience iinnecessa.ry. 14 Munro SI. bought and sold FMcnlture Repair Rd. M l 3-6389. rooms, near bus and schools, oil ON YOUR DIAL and 1949 Dndgp four door pdan (5DI Anrh’ PrlmlM .MI 9 R9M> I imni.-ihip Anv lypc of roofinf; rpiI nirnl Offirr, Fir$«f Nnlional Service Ml 3-^449. pm , to 11 p.m., all day Satur lot. Ideal for young children, P I hot water heat, priced to sell Colonial with garage. Built by U Apoatollc Nuncio to Portugal: Car ■ Mi'liiu:. l'*oi’ fif'o o.siimutos ('nil We will Ihoroiighly train anyone 1230 $|on Call MI 3-8118 T ill' I,,M ;K lit SttnlnLiiKn- Rtnir«. Park and Oakland who is willing lo work 5 days a CHRISTMAS TREKS - Whole days. Have your piano tuned elec 2-6489 after 6. quickly at $19,000. For appoint A R. Bul’t-ln stov* and oven. lo Chairlo. 77, titular Archbishop T Yr’F\VrtITF,n.S mul nff-re. mn I E X C E PTIO N ALLY nice five room Ijarge fireplace Sun deck. U 4 M.'inc lu'.Hloi’ MI 9 89X1 week Cash paid each night In sale). Individually selected fancy Sa I-E 1-S OFF bn wallpaper Wall tronically. Call CH 7-5.505. ment please call. Howard R. Hast of Amida: Carlo ConfaJonlerl, 66, ^rOTOR FOR 1948 knrd, 3,000 PncKni'fl Avrk , Ka.8t Hartfoid. first floor fiat. Hospital area, oil baths, three bedrooms. Beautiful rlunrh irnnliril SnIr.A nm| '^rr\'U‘P eommisslon Plus monthly bonus trees, that sell on alght. Wreaths, tiles 4c a tile, Kentlle from To ings, Realtor. M I 9-1107 any time. secretary of the Congregation for niilPN Complpte. Will aarnfire i Ml 9 .5477 1 ftAV’R Roofino a.).. BhinKi© wid steam heat, tile bath, modern Wanted to Rent 68 view. $18,700. R. F. Dimock Co., If you qualify Interested" Inquire boughs. Renowned qualltv Mod each, O-'een Paint and Wallpaper, Seminaries and Unlveraitiea: Al Cali TR .^■2n37. i I’UICEI) UNDER $2000 I built (if) roof.^. jfuttcr nnd ('onrlnr at the Green. TRUM PET, SILVER satin finish, cabinet kitchen Including electric Realtors, MI 9-5245. in person. .Joseph O'RIlley. Bolton erate prtcea. Extra early aell- range and refrigerator Venetian FOUR ROOM modern unfur WEST SIDE—Two-famlliTs-S, extra fonso Caslaldo. 68, Archbishop of For The Very Latest In M $f M n i’RRIJ^H OffpiP rom lor ‘voik; roof, fhtmnry rrpnim $90. Tel. MI 3-5051. large rooms, oil steam heat. 2 r: M r m o d e l 720 tiarif.i with GUI 111 TRAUKS snil BANK I»l* Ip full Duir ' lonnitU’ •''’ I'vlro I PvRN Hnpeiunv. Ml 9-2214; Rny Lake Hotel Route 44, Bolton, 7 to outs. Write (or price orochure. blinds, storm windows and screens nished apartment In Manchester. XXXI Naples; Alberti dl Porlo, general .Mb whrrl, Ivo-appril a\lr fi\e TI-atM.S .InrkHOM, Ml 5*1)329 ('()()K I'’or 59 bed rt^nvalejirrnt 8 :.")() p.ni. Hi ghea Farms. Bemardston. At BUY, USED 120 bass nrofes- furnished. Adult.a, available Im families could get together and auditor of the Apostolic Chancel A.iliot luMiish jr*novrfi Dph, GAS REFRIGERATOR. Good con- Wanted by business couple. Write take this property over easily. fonvnrd apppda riontl i-onditmn homo. Mny livo in or out rinv M.ISS, sional model accordion. 7 treble mediately. $100 month, MI 3-7056 Box B, Herald. lery; Francesco Bracci, secretary I mrkinj; M r I n I <’m i iUk 111 dition. Reasonable. Cali Ml 3-0517. Both apartments will be avail V E R N O N —New six room Colonial Local and National News Rpaaonahle MI 9-0.54.5 H I M .S' ,\ E K ' S UnoKINH. 8IUINO. painting Car work, $9() Reforomoa required. and 3 bass shifts. $150. Terms after 6, of the Congregation- of Sarramen- «lMim^ i:i‘l.’iilMi Hrr\D’4> n\'iDI $2 OR LESS—Wrought Iron lamp, able. For appointment call How with attached garage Built-in rtUIr Ml 9 9757 pentry AliorRtl(.nn mid addittona Box A. Herald. Situatlon.4 Wanted— USED COMPLETE; double and available. Can be seen at the tal Dlacipllne: Francesco Rnberti. 19,5.3 f'l lEVRriFFT Alatuin wngfin l-ai.‘;|':i. I'h,. l a r k and magazine rack, emoke stand, box ard R. Hastings, Realtor. MI range and oven. Fireplace aun Fpiilngn Worhmnnahlp giiflran- single beds. Verv (reasonable, MI Cardinal School of Music, 905 AVAILABLE N(DW Apartments, Farms and Ijand fnr Sale 71 deck. I'.ii baths, three bedrooms, aecretary of the Congregation of A'Pi'v clpan, $89.5 1917 I’tmtiai aI\ Men cites Benz EXPERIENC ED sewmg machine Female 38 of books, girl's winter coal, size 9-1107 any time! LhDIT Tl 11 M *K ! N(;, itutiiunl \\nrk, to^d A A Dion, Inc.. 29« Autumn 9-7083. Main St. Call after 3:30 p.m. one each of (our, fiy* and six high wooded lot. Brirkfront. th- Council. and Events PNcellPOt tirrs, ne\^ t)Hllei,y* $100 t'ollaiiil Tuiiipike iDDi ,«i HMl MUi'. HMil I I'lllir’: Si MI ikfio opernlors wanted.- Day shif- Ap 12, allex, m inor, ballet sliDpera, rooms. (More being constructed), NORTH COVENTRY-91 acres on NORTH E N D —10 large rooms, oil $17,400. R. F. Dlmock Co. Real Throughout the 19-year-relgn of ntililv trailrr, $85 Ml .3-0238 T,MX "in-rVILLK CIlNN I'l^Jinnl ID'u'litMrth|f MI 1 o'_'o9 ,n ply Kaklai Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. GIRL DESIRES (lay work, general! size 6 'j, elamp ir* skates, jtiire-o- opposite big new shopping center, Route 44A at the top of Twin Hills steam heat, 3-car garage. Suitable tors. MI 9-5245. the late Pope Plus there had been Tel .MI 3 situ Ml • 9 9n:U5 cleaning and Ironing. $1 .n hour j mat, buck saw. sewing board. Three breakfa.st sets $30, $40, $60 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 -nioroughly modem tiled bath, with excellent view, suitable for ADDITIONAL salesliidirs wanted, for large family or 2 apartments. speculation that he might increase Koodnu tinrt (Tumnevs HLA and Iransportatlon. Tel. MI 9-6148.; Figure ire skates, sire 6, $6. Rol 8 cubic ft. refrigerator ...... $60 shower and vanity. Beautifully developing. Old Colonial ’-ouse For appt'intment, Howard R. XXXII the size of the College o f Cardinala I'T>f*i PltflMI’T ii'ii D'«mi'4 Di’i viur full-time. Experienced preferred. ler skates, size 7. $4. Armless up I Simmons Hide-a bed |...... $80 equipped big kitchens. With gar with 12 rooms, 2 baths, artesian High Waisled Charrr lt(M)l''lN(; Spnrlnlii»tng m repnl- Good starling salary Apply in CAPABI.E MOTHER will provide Hastings. Realtor. MI 9-1107 any to cope with the increasing admin- i>n V"U, III l’*i 111 T\’ I Mil l:,-tilth N holstered ehatrs, $5, Caibed, $4, i Two P ia n o s ...... i ... $30, $60 DRESSES AND sk'irta, sizes 10 and bage disposal, red birch cabinets, well, 26 gallons per minute, ga VERNON—New six room split inp jHof' I'f all kind.x a |.*m new person. Mr Shapiro, -Tots N' good race of children In my home time. Af Ease! nflilii) HMil ’I'\’ Sr*i \’t« r M ’ I UOV.5 MI 9-0120 I New Simmons and other na- 12. Call M I 9-0311. and formica counters, three min rage Sind barn (or 40 tie-ups. For level. High wooded lot. Cathedral rnniH (Dittt'i- work OdinneyH Teens, 9,56 Mam St,, Manchester. dally (o r working mother. Can I tionaly advertised maltreases and appointment please call Howard «'h'j\nrd M']mir(‘d 2H vrau.o r.vprr* aieo provide overnight care here, USED LUM BER for sale, special, TWO GENU INE Mouton Lamb utes walk to public and parochial ANDOVER LAK E — Year ’round celling-with redwood beama. Piillt- box springs, savings up to 50%. schools fdr one or two children. R. Hastings, Realtor. MI 9-1107 in range and oven. I ' j baths large MA.SnN WuRK him) n^pairi^. Ml letup Fiu'e p*5DmatPB (*r»l| How- If desired. Transportation ar window sash, assorted sizes. 50r coals, size 16, \ length, one $36, any time, home on 63 feet of lake front. 5 187n lev. Mnni ht'.itpi MI 5-5.181 Help Wanted — :Male 36 ranged on ocraslon Vicinity of to 7.5c Two by threes, two by one $45. Call MI 9-8459. On bus line In Rockville. $100 and Three bedrooms. I ' i baths, knot fireplace. Finished laundrv nxim. WATKINS $110 (range, freezer, washer, Avery SI , Manchester, Wapping, fours, two by sixes, two by FOR OIFFEKEINT slses and types ty pine paneled, kitchen range Garage. Three bedrooms $17,990 N FKD RFLTABt-sK men for pHit- USED FURNITURE slightly extra). Heat and hot R F. Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml LKA\’Il 5'(U'R nihtnsli whitIc.r to Vernon Circle Call MI 4-0.584, eights, two by tens, two by GIRI.S SKIRTS, ■ blouses, dresses, ot (arm s and land tracts within 2u and refrigerator, firenlace. sail Front End limr rvrnine work nt Friendly 9-5245. tnr ’ (VIlaiN atlh.K rlt'annl H(>iitin|! nnd I’lu m h ln g 17 twelves. Used plumbing supplies, EXCIIANG^ coats 12 to 14, green coat 18, water included. MI 9-4824. TR miles df Hartford 'Jiwrence F. boat and rowboat. Same money Trr C'rt'nm. ('nil Ml 9-8198 for In- 5-5775. I.fH\CR tnkrd nml mmovoii I-lchl UALL US! complete hot water, and 'tot atr rac coon coat 12 to 14. M I 9-0098. Ftano, Broker MI 9-6BIO bv buying now (or $15.700. Clifford tnii'kiug of mM kiMilt ftn- h'oo^s SWAl-.SON PI.UMBrNG and heal' trrvlf'w, furnaces, oil fired. Electric hot 15 .OAK STREniT Hansen, Realtor. MI 3-2453 MI XXXIII Special «lor-r^ Mod Ndimib Ing contractor Now lnstj|;(^latlons, We have dependable llve-ln do water heater. 50 and 80 gallon 9-6793. Tnifkmu MI .5 »no% nlleratio work and repiur work ''I'OW N OF M ANf’IIESTEir mestic help and day workers. Open Thursdav Evenings Wanted—To Buy 58 G IR L TO share four room apart V E R N O N —New six room ranch rapacity. Fireplace mantels, in Until 9 1 Houaea for Sate 72 (I) ALHiN FRONT END MI 9 3808, ment, all conveniences. MI 9-29M. M ANCHESTER —Would you give with attached garage. Built-In REG. $7.50 NEW ENGLAND EMPIXIYMENT side and outside dra. Open daily Closed Mondaysl range and oven, fireplace In living ; ASSISTANT HUILDING 3:30 to .5:30 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m, WANTED TO BUY SIX ROOM Gape, three bedrooms, up a basement to save $3,000, of (* ) B A L A N C E FRO.N'T CHAIN SAW viuk ("nil allei 6 ;in 24 MoUI! Immediate service Re 112.5 Main Street FIVE ROOM apartment with bath, large living room, modern kitch course! Then see this three bed r.oom and basement.,'Vooded lot. j modeling ri'piilrlng new iiislalla INSPEd’OR to 4. Choman's House wrecking. 20 CUBIC Foot up.ighl freezer. Good used resalable furniture, hot water heat. Call Max Fischer, WHEEI,fi— REG. $4.00 MI ."1 1626 Hartford, Conn. *lso small upright and spinet en, two baths. Two nreplaces, room ranch, garage, fireplace, nic# location. $16,500. R. F. Dlmock ' Homs clectru Mcwe» eleanlng Salaiv; $ l97,5-t6li67 peg annum Stock Place, off North Main excellent condition Phone Columbia, AC 8-3248. Co.. Realtors, MI 9-5245. (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL ■lA 7-82U -St. or call MI 9-2392. MI 9-.5814. pianos. completed recreation room with city utilities, -Immediate occupan dm . pipes eieaned fast and efft phis vacaimn, sick leave and other bar. Aluminum storms plus many cy, 4% mortgage (or only $15,500. BEARINGS R a n g e ( m l burners clenue.l nnrl Clem Will R Guv, .Ml 3 0877 benefils, Appllcnnl.s must have ex- EXPERIENCED P B X operator, WIIX"OX-GAY tap^ re’eorder and Watkins Used Furniture extras. Centrally located and Im Also similar ranch with 45i% "xxxiv (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM lepalred Ml 9 77n:i perioiu e In hullding construi tlon, typist and clerical. Manchester THREE FURNISHED rooms, one tapes, two years old. $80, M I ' USED 9x12 Wilton rugs. Excellent furnished room. 136 Blssell St. mediate occupancy. Paul J. Cor- mortgage, $15,300, CUfford Han design, superviston or inspection. MI 9-9896. 9-6544. Exchange renti, Broker. MI 3-5363. sen, Realtor. MI 3-2453. MI 9-6798. (COVENTRY—Attractive five room N ow l.S the time In lla\'e lluu ga- ■ Milliiicry Drcs.sntiilonK lit condition. Kemp's, Inc. MI 3-5880. ranch! Large kitchen, three bed ALL FOUR ONLY Applicaltmis may lie obtained at 15 0%k Street LOVELY SIX room garden apart r age laiill tu' hri-e/i'w a\- shed EXPERIENCED mother will take rooms. nice living room, large lot. liltl'iSSM. KING, alleiatlou. sne- the Office of the General Manager, ment. heat and hot water, auto BOLTON Off Lake Street. Ideal dormer nrul any olhei kind .it .on care of pre-aehnol rhlld Fenced-In 15 OR 14 FT. aluminum ■ owboat, A comfortable home (or modec, 1 iiiliriiig III cliUdieu s clothes. Ml Man. liester. Cunneetlcul: State matic dishwasher, garage, exclu plus breezeway and xarage o3ds ranch. Threv, bedrooms, fireplace, StrUctiup Worl( and cnriclele Uiulv yard MI 3-1259. also 6 to 7>4 h.p. outboard motor. living. Priced at only $13,650. R. 9 91 in Pec.sonnel Departmenl, Room 405. sive neighborhood, convenient to of extras. An excellent heme and garage, lot 150x200, excellent For free esliiunles . all .lulia... A Stall- Office Riltlding, Hartford; or Must be reasonable. Call MI priced right at $14,900. Four fam neighborhood $16,400 aifford F, Dlmock Co., Realtors, M l I ■Snii.s C.enernI Cuulimlois .MI school* and shopping, $175. AD TO K 9-,3422. ily house plus six cap garaage. In Hansen, Realtor. MI 3-2453 MI 9-6246. ■ > 9-0279 the Manchester and Hactford of 3-3134. IMovinc—TnirUInK- fices of the Cnmieetlcui Stale Eni- FOR THE VERY REST IN HOMES CALL nice neighborhood and I” gitod 9-6793. SIZES xxxv FLOORS WASHED amrwaxe.l f,u S to n iK i' •JO )iloyment Service. Applleattona Rooms Without Board '59 T H R E E ROOM downstairs flat, on condition. Just reduced. Call .on 14 16*1$. must be postmarked nr on file at busitne,_ next to-psu-k, hot-w ater this tone. Weekend special, short ■MAUCHEISTER — Bargain four SERVICE ON ALL offtees, small Wlismes.ses Have MANCHESTER—One year old six 1 MOVE BY rUAll.ER van, It e less the Office of tile General Manager. R. F. DIMOCK CO. and heat furnished. Stove and re- way ouj. 4',i room ranch olu- ^fa- bedroom cape with city utilities. CONVE.VTIONAL MAKES own equipmeui Also lantorisl PLEASANT heated furnished room room ranch. Three bedrooms. ' expensive-dne load tnatesil of Manchnster, Cmuiecticm on or be REE OUR CLAKfiiriEtt ADS XXXX kST (rlgeratoi optional. Rent $76. Call rage.-i.nlce condition. Full price - full basement, nice garden. $12,000 services MI 3 6670 for a genUeman. Central, Call MI kitchen, dining room, large living twm ot three Knaicr loading and fore November 26, 1058. ' c o n v e r s e M l 8-8*48 9-0641. M I 9-9401 after 4 p.m. $10,500 Over 90 more, listings of Clifford Hanseit, Resltor M I new in town ? room. Built-In range and oven. ORNAM ENTAL iroti made to uriluading I ilstinetive, dlgtilfled BARBARA WOOD8 J0 8 EPH N. ASHFORD more kinds. Call the Etirworth 3-2453, M I 9-6793. Aluminum combinations, full eel- MORI ARTY order. Railings (urnlluie. fix non smart "The Rest tor l-eas '" MAN TO assemble pump Ismpa JR. M i a -lio * ' ' MI B-68I8 PLEASAN’f, heated furnished' ROOMS—27 Ulley St. near ricy, tures etc. Call Ml I noR,"t The Aiisilii A Chambers CM 60S spare Ume. Simple, easy, Average rooms with private bath. Kitchen Center, oil fired furnace, contlnu- 3-6930 or M l 9-5924. BUILT BY ANSALDI lar. close to bus. schools and shop Knowinji a g(NHi fuel oil dealer is as important as gettiiui ROBERT W’.V.AONRW ROBERT D. MtTRDOCK . ping. A real buy at 115,500. R. F. Easi Middle riirnnlkc, MI 8 M87 $.1 hr. commission No canvassing. facilities available. Call Ml- ous hot water, garage. Adults. MANCHESTER M l 8-U78 M l 8-847* . Dimock Co., Realtors, M l 9-8345. BROTHERS settled with a new doctor. Bantly offers . . . Ha lforo (-H ^ h 2S Otigor Enterprises, Caldwell 2. 9-4578. Apply at 21 Eire St. $11,900 SIX ROOM home, 2 *'atha. Hniisrhold Sorvirts Ark, PAINTIN8 anil oil steam heat, aluminum, storms, Six room Colonial. IH batha, S01-SI8-CENTER s-r. ■MAN'i'l ii-'„S"I'1.:k Pa. kagi' De*'\'ory. 3 ^ ROOMS, heated, stove, refrig double garage, large lot Carlton fireplace, plastered walla, fullv in XXXVI Orfered l.'l A ATTRACnVB furnished room for TEL. Ml 8-6185 • a IM ,eM gallMi storage plant ^l.ig'lit I Clicking nn.l pa.'kagc "eliv- PAPER HANQINQ one or two gentlemen. Kitchen erator. "Venetian blinds. Gqjad con W. Hutchina. MJ 9-9132. sulated, hot water oil heat, fully ci \ Rcli igci iituis, wasiiers and privileges, parking. Inquire 'WT dition. with a -large extra room floored attic, porch, all city utili Two in One Package. A nice two- t ' RADIO REPAIRS on anv m ako- TRLEPHU.NE a Degree Day System. We kep track of your all amphflera and phomigraphn sluM' innvitlg sue. lally EolcUng Maple St. that could be used for storage! 489 MANCHESTER ties, large lot, one block from Main family and a separate (our room Hen asd refill when neeeaaary. ani. changera Over 47 cesrs mini cliaica fm lent All 9 n'7.52 Ml V.3244 East Middle Tpke., Manchester, St. 10 days occupancy. home. Th.: two-family Is In very P. V. TONOREN Six room Cape, two unflnla ed, .2608 experience 9ii days guarantee on WOULD LDCB quiet woman to 2nd floor. Five room ranch, full basement, nice condition inside and out. e our deUvery trucks are equipped with print 8162 REAL ESTATE BROKER in A-l condition. Accesslide to hatchway, laundry trays, plastered all wot k Putterton'i Share my home. Inquire State Separate heating aystems, copper There’s ne quesUon; you know how many gallons nen - 1030 Be "at ease" during your leisure I’liintinu— I’nporlnu Tailor Shop, 8 Bissell St. MI schools and shopping. Reasonably woUa, fully insulated, iwo fire plumbing, aluptlnum combina ■ moments in this liixuiluus bed "Anything In Real Estate!" irS HERE delivered. W ear It on an.V lll■t■a..loll mul Innlt W E A V IN G of burn* moth botes $■7383. After 9:80 M l S-6047. FIVE ROOMS first floor. Inquire priced. Immediate occupancy 10% places, tile bath, amesite drive. tions, two-car garage, convenient CROCKETTS im kel ' Tlu' Idvelv lace pallern 'CEII.IN'GS .s.iMii fim.slied o' wlul- 35 Benlor St., between 8-8 p.m. your best. A youthful dress Ihsi and lorn clothing, hosiery runs, FHA morticago avatlaUe. N ear school, busline and church. location. An unusual package buy e nor service trucks have *-way radio. Your cnB goto *•■ slitcli was designed wlIlT lli,e no- . eneil, mleiior painting Evenings Ml 3.4321 R(30MS f o r rent, single or dou features the popular Km|iitc hsiidbagn repaired. sippet re 10 daya occupancy. f o r '121,600. R. F, Dimock Co., Corner fore-you-know-it action. 'h c 111 mind Il"s "I’liat Ka.svl I anil Saiiii(lays. Call .Ml .-SOIH, ble, kitchen privileges. Private FOUR ROOM furnished duplex, Duplex 6-9. Tvro-car garage. Realtors. M l 9-524!Tr waistline. Sew yoiii faMuilc ! plaeement, iimbreilaa repaired, parking arcs, garden space, large i.aige lu-edles malie for fast Itml- borne, gentlemen only. Call MI Priced for quick sale. CHARLES LESPERANCE e our drivers are eourtrious and extra cnretnl of peopleaf sleeve. tiiig men's shltl collars reversed and 1 yard, older couple. $80. Available »-7846, 4;30-7 p.m. MI 9-7620 COVENTRY L A K E -F or country Two family duplex both aides property. No. 8102 with Pa It-()-Ita lua i,-. in replaeed Miirlnw'* Little Mend Dec. 1; M I S-2488, or TR 5-3986. 18 acres of land, Avery Street, I'liMcin .\"u "2008 cnniauis liiiit ing Shop. living see this spacious home on are vacant. Also a two family sizes 10, 12, M 16. 18, 21) ,Siz,- 12. .liiei linns sizes M 10. l.S smi 20 m V*'."**"'* •‘V •'JT L a r g e SUNRY room, beautifully So Windsor. F ive minute* walk to • SEPTIC TANKS I . V t * * L . t i e * ” ' $li,800.No closing eoata. Attractive 100x100 wooded lot. Living room flat ivith two available 8-room .12 bust, short sleeve, ,'i .'i- l vanl.s of dil l . malei lal-requiremenls; stitch SEPTin TANKS mmlahed in maple; steam heated, AVAILABLE Dec. 1—Four room new school now being built. 3B-ineJi. Dint'S WKATHKRSTRII~Cmip Cleaned and Installed I p\-'e8 r* vWrb»«' three bedroom ranch, iteramlc 33x17. (our bedrooms, IH batha, apartment*. Another flat with llliisl I ,il inns pnpv, dixiia and ivipitiuvs cu.spim AND tile bath, near Main Sf. Call MI apartment: Reasonable. Write Phone MI 9-4595 or TR 5-.3271. We’ll make you feel at fiend Thtrt,v-Ki\'e L'eiu.'i in loii's LOWEST PaiCiD SFdRTSCAR #■7335. Box 0, Herald. bath, formica couhtera. not igatcr K v ag e, mortgage. $18,500. ona vacant. .Send 2.')i In Cnins. fm (his pal- Work guarsnleei'i. Csll MI 9 158.5 B & D REALTY ASSN., INC. haat, excellent constructioni 100’ Clifford Hansen, RM tor, MI homce for this pattern to Sue Burnell lein In AnneCnbul, The ,Ms.nclies- • SEWERS a UP TO M MIUSS PER GALLON after 6 p.m. nUBGED SEWERS • RIU CAR RIDE THREE ROOM heated apartfhent, frontage, trees. (?arlton W Bute*-- 8-2i63. M I 9-6793. Ilirse represent some of the The Manchester Evening Herald lei Evening Heratd 1L50 ,\VE. 4)F Maehine (leaned F U R M S H E D room for rent, ,cbn- first floor, adults over 45. $55 per M. 9-«075 days ina, MI 9-5182. IIM AVE. o r AMERICAS. NEW I AMERICAS, NE«" YORK ,5(1, N. 1 *•«*’*' ' a l.^ - o • ^ \ • KPORTK CAR HANOLLNO ^'fb'ent location. One minute from better buy* in two family Machin* Clsaneil • LEG ROOM PLUS month. Phone JA 8-3391. SOUTH WINDSOR-Near Park‘ YORK 86, N. Y. Print Name Ad V. Print Name, address and Pat • INSTALLATION Main St. Light housekeeping, Ml 9 ^ 4 0 evenings homes. W e also have listed that Septic 'Tanks, Dry W ell*,'Sewer • FUERtil-AS BODV woman only. Phoiie M I 9-7959 MANCHESTER — Excellent Cape way, new three bedroom modem we could show you a three fam dress with Zone, style .Number tern Numbei. Add 10c fm each 'Its**- QUALITY APAKYMlCNT - Four and Size, Add lOc for each pattern Line* lnstalled->€rllar Water- SPECIALIST^ $12,900—THREE bedroom -aneb, Cod with garage. Six finiahed ranch on half acre, full basement, ily In a 4tmtral loiwUon, a four DKCO-HIAT pattern for flrst-class rnalling. MANCHESTER THK PRICE IH large rooms, haat, hot -vatar, Iii Tear Aaanmnen for flrat-class mallifig. priMinni Dona. / c l e a n ATTRACnVE fratat loom. near parkway. Fireplace, ceramic rooms, two . full tUe -'batha with (the neighborhood. Must be seen family (one-ewned by Cheneys), Have you a copv of our 1958 WELDING SERVICE RIGHT AT ONI.Y ...... electrie atove,. 'ikfrigaator. Suit- Send today for the new Fall A *1745 Well heated, quiet, central loca- bath, hot water heat, cellar, 174’ colored fixtures. Features include to be appreciated. 115,800. a i f and a five family tn Rnckvtlie. Needlework Album? It contains aide for quiet 4ioupIe. ' Available steel beam, stall shower, fire Winter 'M.lsue of our pattern book Towa aai Cauatry tion, nduaekeeptnf if de- frontage. Carlton W. Hutchina. Ml ford Hansen, Realtor. Ml S-2453, dozens of pretty designs In crochet, FURNA o R and BOU-BRS Dec. 1. $90. MIS-9759. M l 9-9798. Baal6 Faihlon. it’e niled with MeKINNEY BROS. "red, parking, 14 Wadwiimiih 8L 9-5in : - ~ place, vestibule, two front dor knit, embroidery-and sew; plus di REPAIRED CENTER MOTOR SJIIES Ml 9-49a. ^ ^ - mers, full shed dormer, ameoita I SaSw» ■■■■■■■ in...... I —— •mart, •u y to sew styles; special Dralaaca Oi rections for on* knit ami three StwRriwB* Disposal Co. k*s*auu.Te*l THRJEE R(X>U8, hath and garage, HENRY STRESTT- Bewera School drhra, (ndt trees, city watar n d •O tm i WINDSOR — ' 9% t«XHB ?44 MAIN ^RfFT B A N T L r 0 1 LCO..iK^ featuraa. And It’a Juat 35c. Tal. M l ftii •.8761 180-18* Peahl R t 1- 80 8-8808 Ml M 1 4 3 ' >»» osw* H . s>s$*e»wt»w. <♦»$«, Mi MUUN nr. crochet Items. Only 25c a copy! 999 Spruce St., aeoond floor, *17 araa, tour badrooma, 9% . batha, •awer. Lot 78x180. For ippoUit- ranch, (araga, (uB eaUar, stormi M " .. I i ■ B 3 I M A I N STRBET MANCHESTER. CONH RQOjtOJXIit im t fna per nusnth. Adulta ixdy. P h o M JA iMMamam racraattan foom. Call ment oat M l 8-0371, . Braa-Bum windows, half aera. Good buy. bateM R ■ '■Bd T. MX CSSk*' ‘•4M1 , . - OWMT, MX MUO. Itealty. owaar, M I i-l9N. J m i m ■■•iiviBa PfceiM l l l M IH PAGB mOU&TEEN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, i m iHandT?0trr SnenfttQ fIrraUt ATcrage Dail.v Net Prem Run Tlic Waathcr For the Week Rndlng Faraenat nt O. 8. fVeathae -B uN M Key. IS. IMS The YWCA-*pon*ored New- The Sacred Heart Mothers CTlr- j The aSongater Brigade of the rectora; and Miaa Magda Neaniek I comers Club will meet tomorrow de will meet thin evening? at 8:ift { Halv'atlon Army will omit ita re-, I l l Past Masters and Mra. J. Larry Cochran for 3- ClMdy, mild with showers to About Town I night st 8 o'clock In the u p stsirs at the home of Mrn. .John Fit*|rer- hearaal tomorrow evening. A ape-. year terma. FRESGRiPTIONS 1 2 .8 2 9 night. Low 80-88. Wodneaday — — dining room of the Community V. i aid. 100 N. Lakewood Circle. j olal' rehearaFil will be held n e x t To Confer Degree The meeting waa opened with a : ' DAY OR NIOHT Mamber of the Audit ahowors ending onriy benomlng Sunday evening at 7 o'clock prior' few momenU of lilence in memory ] . BY EXPERTS fcupnttm ralb "The Politics of Red Cliina " will j Harvey Ward will talk on Interior Qurean of Circulation. pasrtty doady. High near M. decorating.. i St. Maiy'a Cirla Friendly Society to the evening aervice. of the late Mra. C. R. Burr, who; be dlBcueeed by L^rd undsay or Paat Maater St«wart Kennedy Mancheater-— A City pf Village Charm Blrlcer, currently a gueai rerturcr ! will meet tomorrow at 6;45 p.m. In was at one time very, active in the i ARTHUR DRUa The Ladies Aid Society of Ithf- upper pariah hall. Miaa Kdna haa announced the namea of paat et Yele Unlversltv, at a dinner Grotip C of Center Churc h worn-! m u te r a who will fill c h a in to YWCA and served as a sponsor of. . Emanuel Lutheran Church will ; Fox of Hr I lford, Dtoreaan preal- , en will meet tomorrow at 6:30 in the group for many years, j j meeting Dec. 3 at s pm. m tiic morrow night when Paat Maatera VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 42 (SIXTEEN PA(;ES) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1H.5R (L!laas4f1ed A dT srtlahit on Pago 14) m b ! hold Its regular meeting tomorrow I deni, will ahow c olored alldea of the Rohhina room for a potluck, PRICE ElVE CENTS ConnecUcut Room, Main fU . Night ia Qbaerved by Mancheater Hertford. Reservatmn.a mu.«it be night at 7;.l0 in Luther hall. , Ihe aummer aclivltlra al GFS to )>e followed by a .aervdee m eet- Hostesaea will be Mrs. Kiith Holiday Honae. (;*Hnaan Gii la be i ing. Mra. Ralph Greene, will he Lodge of Maaona. Kennedy will be made by Dec. i with iiie service the m aater Bureau for Women's Organlza- W'erkhelaer. ehairnian. Mrs. Alice tween the age* of J2 and 17 are In ‘ In charge of tlie aiipper and Mra. i»aa iii<| H»aa i ^ f t ’aa M^^aa»m i<|DN 1 Von Borclier. Mra. Harold Lehmiia vited to attend. Refreahmenta will * Grac e Agar,d In charge of the pro- Albert D. Krause will serve aa Ilona, Hartford. senior warden; Walter .S. Broad- and Mra. Lillian A. Giiatafaon. be nerved. I gram . well, junior warden; John A. Trot Thanksgiving Praparafifms Ragin Af Hoia't U S, Bids The Immaculate Conception Past Chief Daiighleia of Daugh ter, secretary: James W. Maher, HOUSISEWARES DEPARTMENTI Soviets Accuse Mother's Circle will meet Wednes-: The Women a Club of Manchea- St. Bernadette Mothera Circle^ DOMESTIC and ters of .Scotia Lodge will meet at treasurer; Graham L. Clark, senior d ay a t 8 p.m a! the home of Mrs. j ter will hold Ita November nieetin;; will meet at the home of Mm. Pet^r deacon; John L. VonDeck, Junior CtmellUB Fole\ Searborongh the home of Mrs. Helen Flavell, 88 I toniRhl at o'clock a I the Second Groaai. 32 Conway Rd.. tomof^row To Start Hamlin SI . tomorirtw night at deacon; Eric S. Anderson, senior Trust R d. I (.'onjfregatlonal (’lujirh. where all at 8:l.*i p.m. C*o-hoateaaea ^vlll be ' 7:4.1, steward; Herbert J. Leggett. j meetinga of Ihc rluh will be held Mra. Henry Michalak and Mrs. Junior steward; W. Sidney Harri Christmas gifts for the Orange I tliia aeaaon. It will be riien'a nlglit. 'Diomaa Llnehan. West of Spying I Dr. Rav Gibbons, exec utive di f son, chaplain; and Malcolm Rob- N-Parley Home at Hsihoro Pa may be anri the apeaker will be Hermann ertaon. marshal. brought to Orange Hall tomorrow rector of the (’oiincll for Social Field, co-aullior of the novel. Action of the (’ongiegalional Zion Lutheran (^hurch choir will A dinner will be served al nig h t. 'Angry Harvest " Mr.a .laroea Mc I rehearse tonKirrow at 7:30 p.m. and lodge will open at 7:30. There Berlin, Nov. 18 (iip)—Thetzround agencies wero working In Geneva. Nov. 18 (/P)—The I Churchea. waa the pieacber at the Govern i.a in charge of the pro VVedneadF^y. the Rev. Paul Pall- Weat Berlin. ! morning aervii ea yeateirlay at the Speaks to PTA will be a social hour with refreah- United States today a t gram arul .Mra. .lanira Treybal and meyer J r . of CTirlat L utheran Soviet embassy in East Berlin The ex-Soviet lieutenant. 1. V. ! Center Congi cgiit Iona I Church Shri ifY Donald H. Potter of Glaa- ments after the entered apprentice tempted to break a deadlock Mra. Michael .Maloney will be co- rhUM’h. Hartford, former mlaaton- degree work. held its firgt news conference Ovchinnikov, replied; Conn. Bank & Trust Following the P:11 and II o'clock hoat eaae8. I ary to Japan, will apeak at the tonbiiry will be the gueat apeaker in the .1-power nuclear con>- , aervicea coifee hoiiis were helil to In four years today in an ef ‘ It ia well known that groupa > chtirch. Ail women of Zion and on Tueaday at the Washington fort to dramatize Ru.ssian of NTS and UOPE (two a'ntl- ference by offering to talk DON'T "Twar'" give the (ongregatlon opporiunity neighboring chun hex are invited. PTA ni»ellng. Hla topic will be SWII plenty of wear left In to talk with Dr Gibbons .Satiiidny Uoir j Ladiea of f’olumhu.a toninrfow hoiiae tomorrow at 8 p.rn Follow- against the Russian Commu Ovchinnikov said NTS is . * WORK DONK «H II,r, ! night at ft 1.’^ Ht the Kmghn» of ' ing a brief htieinea.e m eeting, ealerl In helping boya, having nist regime. ating an illegal radio atalion in ' American proposal, made Agreement Subject Glhhons at Ihe p,Traonage as Ihs aerverl for in yeara aa director Three new members were elect West Berlin and a printing ahop with the support of Britain, was Puts Army in y o u « AIT giieats of the Rew and .Mra, Clif I (’ohinihu.a Home He will «pe;ik on teachera and mom parents will The Soviets presented two Rus- greet the parenta In the cla.^a- of Ihe Boya Slate program of the ed to the executive committee of described as a w e.stern. eonce.s.slon ford n .Sinipson I ’Faith m the H om e" .Mra Morri.a 29-year-Old Soviet Army where anti-Soviet leaflets are be (Md’onnor chairman, and liei rom- rnonia. American Legion. I th* Manchester Unit of the Hsrt- lieutenant and a Moscow circus In'g printed. designed to etjd the sgenda argu . ford County YWCA at a meeting ment that haa snarled the con New Cabinet SAM YULYES The M aty W illiams Group of niitlee will nerve coffee and dea- A n.aval offiecr In Worfil War II. acro b at....who they claimed had He said NTS was using West To Stockholder Vote "SHOE RErAIRrvO 1 aert. he haa been ahenff aince and , of the committee held last week at Berlin to itVnd balloons east carry ference since it convened Oct. .H. the Second Congregational Church deierled to the I'eat, brbadcn.et The two western powers insisted o r THE BETTER KIND ' on Nov. 4 waa reelecledato another ] the Community Y, for the Americana and then had ing anti-Soviet leaflets and alleged will hold a meeling tomorrow |{ciiiiion Night Set , Mrs. Glenn C. Cornish, chairman that any final agreement must (’airo, Ni)\. 18 (A*)- -(7en. 28 OAK STREET night at 8 o'clock at the home of 1-year term. He la a former firat a change o. heart. that the money for the.se West The DAV' Auxiliary will hold a selectman of Glaalonhiiry and of the nominating committee, pre from contain strong provksions for two , Ibrahim Altboud took over Tlio Manclip.atPr Trust (’o. has been ab.sorbed by the Con Same Side as Watkins Mra. Dona Timhrell IS Indian meeling Wedneadav night at R Rusaian spokesman J. W. Beb- Berlin operations Bv Fmhiem (Miih verved one year In the Slate Houae sented Mrs. Howard Daniel for the A m ericans. aspects of the nuclear problem ; toda.v a.s premier and defense necticut KaiiV aiifi Tru.st Co. under the terms of an agree- Dr. c> clock at thp V'FW Horne .Mem- of Repreaenlativea. I office of second vice president and urov charged that a weatern cani- Beburov said inleinalional ten-. and controls hera are reminded to bring ar- minister of Sudan. Rient .signed by Ihe direclors nf the two in.stitutions. The public la invited. s 2 vesr term on the hoard of dl- ?nram ivrtv'‘fo‘'''\V .m C '’Th^^ alo7 would be eased if the West : A , western diplomat sa.d the The Sudane.se Radio announced itlclea for the grocery ba.aket and Manchester F.mblem (’)uh will This was announced toda.v hy Kiissell B. Hathaway, presi hold "Reunion Night ' Wednesday irovirnment . Rus.sian | IL'',HR to keep the formation of a new cabinet :f'hnalmaa gifta for the .Manafield Soviet government is not only en-J j out any dl.sciission of controls the .88-voar-old srmv dent of Ihe Trust Co., and lA'ster E. Shippee, chairman of I Hoapital and Training fVnter e\'ening at 7;4.'i in Tinker Halt dangerlng the Soviet ”nlon and, . n-avda the So n This will be the first "Reunion until some commitment Inad been commander wt»o led tlie coup that the I lari ford liank. Thanksgiving Linens made by all three power., to end fteposecl t>ro-we.stern premier A&P Sup«r Markets in Manchester Night" held since the rluh wss or l7 ds°*hut a?7 'all"hu*ma^tv” 1 Communi.st’ party newspaper, Tlie merger agreement is siilijerl to a vote of the stock ganised FOR AN ELEGANT TABLE lands but also all humanltj. ' rharged that West Berlin was a atomic snd hydrogen weapons | Abdullah Khali yesterday. holders of the two institutions as well a.s to that of the The husIneHA m eeting will In- ' The news conference, attended ' tj^t^cd of espionage activitv 1. Abbcaid's deputy,. Gen. Ahmed federal and State lianking authorities. Stockholders will be 261 Broad St. & 116 E. Center St. u>. F.XTRA SPKriAL! HAND HEMMKn by more than .300 western and , against the Soviet bloc. We are iint trapped Abdel W’ahab. became minister of cliDle initiation of new members. Communist newsmen. WHS another ...... ^ ...... asked to \nle on the irroposal Dec. 16. , Your Following the meeting there will IMPORTED RAYON DAMASK SET Red Propaganda Victory i * blind deal of that kind with |hp interior and local goveriimec.t Step In the new Soviet offensive | The .Soviet campaign against ja-s-siijacce the conference ever of the African nation that .sprawls of the merger call 'or ihe* ------■ ' ■ s . ■ ■ d he entertainment. Refreshments K P rriA L ! patinn already has ] "'""Id get around to controls, the between the Red Sea and the e \ 4hange of three aharea of the Charge Plan will be served f’hairman of ar to drive allied occupation forces j t|„ Allied occupation «4” X 84” (’loth with 8 N apkins...... Set $7.99 out of West Berlin. won a significant propaganda vir- I source said. I Sahara. In the cabinet aie seven ConntM'lieui Bank and Tiusi OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY For rangements i.a Mra. Paul Gagne. atock (or e«*ii ahare of Btouk of the So Easy Now «4" X 104" Cloth with 12 N apkins...... Set A reporter for the Soviet news Italy made a .similar attempt to army offlceis and five m iliars. Top Teamsters $10.99 gel a deadlocked companion meet Mam heater Tniat ('o The meiged Dolivoriot White, pink, yellow. These beautIfti) rayon damask sets .^gency Tass asked wtat under (Contlnued on Page Right) The civilians in tire cabinet do and FRIDAY 'til 9 P. M. ing rolling on the question of |,ol include any of Sudan's top hank will ha\> a capital of $11,968 - wash snd Iron ilke a handkerchief. In:agihr hand hemmed 7.VI and total ( npital fund* of ovei .Iii»l Irlpphcinf Tour nrder for a t such low price.s! preventing a surprise attack 'political leafieiF Take Fifth at to Keep $;il.(K)0,(H)0. drug norxl. ami rnamotlpii—-giv Italy piopo.sed that the 10-•na* .\bboud i.s.sued r det Rivinji ing >niir rhargn Plan nimi‘ OLLIE'S i on conO onra on snrpriae at* himself "full legislative, exerirtivc O pem le sm BraiK'lira bor . . . WOOL SIMTEX ’’CANDLELIGHT” Vauka g;et down to bii^lnuM by *ind jiuiiciai powcr.s." VVlien the merger la uompleled. A^oiee Playback AUTO BODY L'lunulunjf a If't•h:mMl .4iudy oj‘ The general ri.so nameii 12 of- the Manrhe.atri hank ji Main St J ( i f I RNEST RAYON DAMASK SETS niodPin„ ,. ulTensivf' .. W<»H . ,epon. e4 . .V. e fif'cjs. With liimself a.s (liamnan. offu-e ami Noitli Fhui hramh will Washington. Nov. Ifi i/P Sen- Immediate ir WELDING and WOOL-LIKE .t4” X .i4” ('loth tvilh 4 Napkins ...... Sel S5.98 i Speaking on behalf of the five „ nul.tniv council that b-comes be operated aa hramh offirea of raeketa probera today fon- Delivery ★ AUTO lODY and ,o4” X 72” Cloth with 6 Napkin.s . . . .Set $8.9J western delegations. Paolo Rmllio ,,,p Armed Forces' It.gh command the ('onnec ticut Bank and Trviat j fronted three Fifth Amendment 66” X 86” Cloth with 8 Napkins .... Sel $ 1 1 9 * President Tavlanl. former Italian ilefenac j This looks .similar to the old rev-' Co, commenulng Pet 29 ,pleading Teamalera unioniata with FENDER REPAIRS minister, saiil such a study must olutiori lominand iouiicil llial gov- Suits Smart 66" X 108” (’lolh with 12 N apkins...... Set $ 1 8 .9 8 1 The alatemeiU of the two bank inade voire recordings I be the first step in any construe- erned Egvpt in tire dava aflei the oifii iflla naid that the pieaenl per*; jinking them with bombings, araon ★ COMPLETE CAR Lustrous rayon damask that will make yoitr Isbl* a thing live discussion of a possible alert overthrow of Kuig Fanuik in aonnol of the local hank will re* ^nd other violence in Texat an(J BONUS PARINTING Looking nJth of beauty. White, pink, yellow and green. W ashington, Nov. 18 (Ah- Preal-- em plary deeds as pioneer In system agaln.st .surpr ise attack. .and IH. almul two veai's later, t > main. Its direrlora will serve as Louisiana. LACgi ER and ENAMEL dent Klaenhower' today asked a fa- advanced -■ aeronautic research" Hts proposal wss sn effort to the emergence of LI. Col. Carnal the Aasoriatr Board of Manrheater | Knder questioning, the three AND PREHf'RIPTlfLN(J/MdavLii PHAR.MAf V TEI. MI 9-8028 BATES RAYON DAMASK vor of the man who will jiccupy the the J-resident said, '1 am makuig break the procedural deadloi k Abdel Nasser ss Egypt's leader, offices. ! men look the Fifth Amendment to TABLECLOTHS and NAPKINS WlUte House from 1972 until 1976. a. request which geeke to express, that has kept the conference at a Release of all politicians de- Offireia ami employea of the! hundreds of queations, pleading BUYS! IMII .MAIN HT. —Ml 8-ft»'iI 8 (iKIHMOLI) 8T. NEW The favor; A possible appoint ir. a'^amall meaaura (he gratitude standstill since it opened on Nov. ^ taineri in the coup was snnounced Larry Anderson, a alrsw hat salesaian, tinlocks hla snow-covered Mancheater hank were being in* j that any answer they might give .'>4" X .i4'' C loth s...... ment to the U.s. Air Force Acad of the nation, *^10. in Khartoum, the Sudanese capl- car dur ing the stoi ni that swept through Liberal, Ksn , yesler- formed of the merger today. I might incriminate them...... $4.98 day. t AP Pholofax 1. .1 4 ” 8 ”2" r io llis ...... emy for the son oUlapt. Iven "le reqbeat that you consider | The five Soviet bloc ^legations lal. In commenting on the proposed The three are Raymond C...... $5.98 t h e , mei1U b(^ h it young aon for SANITONE fifi” X 84" ('lo th s ...... , Klncheloe Jr. killed last .lul.v Without specifically mentioning mei ;;er , Hathaway said. "This | Shafer, business manager of San ...... $8.98 while testing an experimental appointment as a cadet in the (Contlmied nn Page Right) Khalil, the army indicated he wss }>ronuses to be of real benefit to ' Antonio Teamsters Union Local .Malching N apkins...... Each 6 9 1 FJ04 near Edwarda Air Force United States Air. Force Academy at liberty. It said sll politicians all rohrorned and will make the 16-^7; R. B. Bunch of Dallaa. or- The favorite for year*. White only, W ashea and Irons *o Baae In California. Kincheloe was at Colorado Springs, Colo. H'is | who were under house sirest or large resouivea and apeciallxed ' ganizer for the Southern Con- OPEN UNTIL Dry Cleaning ea.eilv: rich inherltince stem* from a TVIrt,-, flying, that more nearly conven srmy guard are now free to move Big Storm System aervtucs of the (’onnertirul Bank j ference of Teamalera. and E F. tional plane during an Interval in father whose auperl, "technical j if I t a c t II anywhere inside the msin towns. and TriLst Co available t(i all the. i Foots) Johnson, business man- IMPORTED RAYON DAMASK hla preparallons to pilot the Xl.t skill and selfless dedicatioh to i _ « n • 'The srm y com m and said all is buainess Interests snd Individuals of Shreveport, La., Local FEATUMNG SOH-SET* •pace-lrnvellng aircraft. country were demonstrated in out- ^ 1 0 r k I 1 a» gx quiet throughout the nation in the Manchester area 6.58. TABLECLOTHS and SETS The unusual request by Eisen standing fa.snioii in hie perilous JL lax T I!? It nisrie these additional points: "The ('onneclicut Bank and .Shafer haa been acquitted in 5 P.M. Just getting suits spotless is only Pa.«4t€l rolnrs and whitr. hower recalled a almilar gestiue by duties aa an experimental flight • ^ • a a Guards remained on dutv at Plasters Midwest Tru.st Co has smeesafully operat one bombing trial. Hie lawyer, V a beginning for our new CLOTHS SKTS Praaldmtj Firanklln, IX RooaeveU, teat)" pilot, . ------. I 1 » y -» ^ f g V a - J l-g * - K h arto u m ’s banker ea«4»aaaies and ed branches In communities out Warren Woodi, told the apeclal Senate Committee that Shafer ia MONDAY-TUESDAY-FRIDAY Sanitone Dry Cleaning featuring 8 I" \5 1 ” ___ 81.-98 8I''\ 8I" with 4 napkins $2,98 who propoaed a \Veat Point ap "Becauae of the debt of the na- II H F II Y IIIC ^ j post and telegraph offices, hut side of Hartford for over 2ft years. 8r ‘\ 68'’ with 0 napkins 84.98 pointment for the young aon of lion of a fine American, I ask that ] have been removed from all other By TH R ABB PRR.XK •R'IVxhr to lllinmil w erf mo.^Uy in the It has rendered high quality hank : awaiting trial on chargen of con- Soft-Se.f* Finish. Not only is .5I''\68" ...... 82.98 apliacv to commit arson and poa- EXTRA HOI US FOR VOLK LONVKMKNCE .86''\70'' with 8 napkins 88.98 Capl. Colin P. Kelly, who went you consider giving this oppor Unionvitle, Nov. 18 4*1 Police ‘■'k'' I Blixxard condllions crippled thej I'ui the temperatures ing service to the.*«r communities Pricai afCactlva all dirt gone, but the original .57"\76'' ...... S.3.98 ’ Airports, ai hools and gover nment \ .eeaairin and control of a bomb. AFTER WORK, or WHILE SIIOPPINO. «0"\90" with 8 napkins 87.98 down with hla B17 early in World tunity for his .«on to follow his notlheni Plslns todav as s giant ! *"«»='’'' *> «'i"'1l*nd and ha.s rootribuleil suhstanlially body and finish are restored. 6n "\90" ...... 84.98 64"vl04” with 12 War II after ordering the six father's chosen profession through suspecting a break al the Myrtle „ppn,.|es functioned as usual I * Kflii . RMil 12 at DRlhml, Texfii* The acratohy aoimding record- tbit Tuafday Rtorm nyiileni roHed ulowly into' to the;? growtli and welfare. It This enables our pressers to 84"\I0 4 " ___ ...... $.3.08 napkins ...... 89,98 crewmen out of the damaged plane enrollm ent in . the Air Force ! Mills stor e here Monday night .Newspapers and news agency A hand of ram ami acaltcred q,. u.alnlalned vloae local rela- "J '.J'* recreate the perfect drape and The appointment Is reserved for a special officer in the offiies remained sealed. r>nndR leaving muuh of m id-1 thunderstorms atretched from Ihe ,m„,,hipa. Shafer and.„,i one „ of r ahis .. »former------and Wadnatday INSURED SAVINGS Acrrdemy ’ j planted fit that your suits had when young Kelly. Kincheloe, who was 30 ai the ' building. It wa.s almost successful Ameri( a 4'o\ ered with heavy j ^ 'd f CnnRt in Texan to Olilo-i henchmen, Burk (Curly) Owens. OPEN THLR.SHAVS 9 A M to 8 P..M. BROMLEY and QUAKER LACE TABLECLOTHS (4'nntlniiPil on I’age R ight) i Michigan border, marking the ad- Rex-ommend .Xiwplanee They were made by Texaa Rangers Only in Ibit you bought them. They resist Klaenhower presented to Klnche- ; ti„,p „f ),is death Jirly 28. also is until the burglar, handcuffed and} drifted anow. toritedo litter »n't (Closed W ednesdays si .Noon) wrinkling, too! $4.98 to $29.98 loe'a widow today a letter ad- gm vtved by a 6 monih old dnugh-' in police headquarters ran out the ] vance edge of the void air. ' Tins rerurd waa known to our with a concealed microphone on dressed to "the President of the (,, .leannine. door and has not been .seen since. w . • ■ ratn^Rwollen elfeamn I A few allow flurries remained Board of Dlrectots. Hathawav Sept. 1.5, 19.5.5. Com m unky Try it and see for yourself. Set B bcRutlfiil table with lace, white and «cni. All iilSBB At least 10 deaths were attrib* too! United States in 1972-1976 ' on be- with Mrs. Kincheloe wlren tire Polloe Chief Richard Moor'e gave I I ^ m I I g g l g C , over the Rockies and heavy ram "enl on. concluding, "and was an Shafer aal at the wllne.ss table uted to one of the earliest msjot began moving into the'Norihweal Important factor In leading the aa a loudapeaker carried the re- and Vicinity -Ct -a -Ct half.of Iven III. now IP'u months ipller- was ptesenled were Secre-|the following account. 49 4^ I xf I winter stnrma In Weather Bureau Old, taty of th. Air Foi-ce James Doug-1 At 3:30 a.m. Special Officer^ again with allow over interior por- hoard to vole unantmoiialy In fa- corded volcea through the big, CLEAR PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS history » turhuleme that swept lions of Washington and Oregon. I 'or of Ihe proposed merger and hushed hearing room. He refused CLEANERS Proterth youii,tablerlothF* just wipe them off. Mra. Kincheloe, an attractive Gag and Air F'orce Lt. Gen. Dean Charles Yodkins. planted In the I l l f g r i r I J1 F | g* gk g* tVom Texas snd l/mi.sians to Min vS A V IM G S I'niiaiially aeveie for Ihia t i m e j to recommeiul its acceptance of our bri)nnette from Oakland, Calif., c .Strother, store annex, spotted a man crawl- xT ^ nesolA ami \^'ls^onsin from the .16” X .16"...... 39«j .lU’ X 7 2 "...... 89« got one copy of the letter. A dupll- , Kincheloe had been selected ' ing In thr ough a window he was slopes of the Rockies to the Mis of year, the atxirm veaterdav de-, »t'’< kl'olders. ' (Continued on Page Eight) LOAIV LAUNDERERS cate was sent to the National shortly before his death to pilot the able to open. posited as mm h aa’ 16 Inrlies of Lester E. Slilp|>ee. chairman nf A s •. < ) 4 I \ I I 4 ) N sissippi Ril'd SWISS .11” X .14" . : ...... 69(i i l ” X »-V’ ...... $1.19 Archives for filing. X-IS. After the burglar got into the Traffic Fumes I'lie storm center m(i\e>l to the snow — that waa al 1. e m m n n the ConnecUcut Bank and Trust 1«9 K. Middle Tpke. 10 Harlow St. Elsenhower told hi.s unknown Already, on Sept. 7, 1956, he had the officer pursued the man S, D. Co , in rom m enling on the m erger ______V/M m M ______------I Minnesota-i'anadian hnniei over- PROTECT YOUR TABLE'WITH auccoisor In the letter that the fiown the -X2. forerunner of the an,| a wild chase thrnrrgh the said, "This bank is delighted with m ssT m is t s s ' i siassT riasaeisv iw s t it u t i* s~ Manchester— MI .l-l.'l.il Rockville—TR .'>-2.i0.1 Washington. Nov. Ifi f/P'i An night and w as exj'ei ted to pa.ss in- Generally the deplhs were six death of Kincheloe, a Korean War xi.a to art altitude of 126.000 feet, huilding took place Ohio doctor said today air pollu- to woslein Ontaiin by evening, re to eigh, inches i;',",,, serving ,he .Man- E.ST>ABI.I.SHEI> IN 1918 NEW FLEXIPAD TABLE PADS veteran iredlled with downing five Thai is the highest man has ever The chas- stalled In Ihe an n e x mi...... V- . . . _cheaterrhealer communitv commur kor many Bulletins i lion caused by aulo and truck ex- suiting in dinuni.siung winds and Kansas Througlioul the hlir.zard years we have aurcesafiilly maiii- ...... $2.98 ...... 54 58 Communist planes, ''brought a resl flown. | ,on„n"through , generally improving uondllions area wind gusts of as imu h ss ftO . ___. from the AI* Wires sense of loss to our nation, , ------— „^^,.g,-o„nd tunnel into th e : h«u"ts is as much respousihle ss X over the norllierii I’lalns late to- miles an hour whipped the auow *",,1, o,i!*hencncia] to the roiii .52" 70” ...... $3.98 "In recognition of his many ex-1 ((lontlniied on Page Fifteen) | niain Myrtle'Mills Store The of-'‘■'8"'''*'" increasing lung nlgl.t Hcavv snow diifling was ui.o road-,dogging drifts end made " „^volvH t ^wm More heat resistant, waterproof. Drapes to fit any tabl* freer fired several shots over the ‘'’’"''C reporiH over tlic Dakotas amt driving har.ardoiis Ro.ids from RRIIH OFFER SPACE FLAN ahape. man's head but failed to hall him. | D'- Chauncey D^. ^'Cake, as- aim to carry on tlie frieiiillx and # 1 1 1 1 1 northwest .Mlnncaoia making road Kansas southward, however, were intimate relationahip with the real- I nlled NnHons. N. V., Nov. 18 The officer Jurnpe.l the m'rn} travel hazavetous. : generally open to travel I a • t "I’l — Soviet Delegate Valerian ARSORBFNT l.OXG WKARI.NtJ MARTE.X PART IJNKN Shoe on the Other Foot jdent* of Manrheater which have Chief Moore said, and hand-cuffed ** ""i'l' Bitter cold diopped tempera-} night ! been lucii a atrong feature in th* Zorin loday presented a new DI$HTOWELS 39c tach him to hlm-self. The unidentified I , r the onen n^ tures to Iowa of 21 below at Ala-i |n the Texaa and nklalmma ' aurceaa of th* Mancheater Truat Ollier Spare ptan to C.S. Am- Multi stripes In smart iimieual color combinations. • I II 4 II-,' prepared for th#* openmjr of Ihf mosa in Soulli Cenlral ''olorado. ' p«qhandlea yeaterday'a anow hassadnr Henry Cabot Lodge at Zer hanir '* j National Conference on Air Pol- i Co." 12 tielow at 9 lagstaff. Arlz . and turned to aluah then froze again The merger will mark the end of a clnsed-^loor meeting. Details Democrats in Quandry . . I « helow at Ziinl. N. M„ and Brvee |„i night making'drlvinr trench" "'.‘I ""*? T were not immediately disrioaed, • THANKSGIVING NEEDS As th^ store is a short distance Foul air originally waa enuaed | i,,,,,. Rmv readlnga from ' 25 yeara of local control of the from the police station the officer I , ^ y burning of cnsl in i hut laulfe. welcoirted It as “a • . r argelv by burning of coat FROM HALE’S HOUSEWARES DEPT. • and the man walked to headqiiar-1 po^ies and industry. Leake said, In Arizona the slorin left the (Continued on Tag* Eight) sign that the Soviet L'nion may be \« tiling to cooperate In some 99 Pv. Illnnerwnre Set. Self Basting ters. On arrival there th'' i hut now scientifir sludips show incongruous sight of two Inches of ; On Party Lever Plank unhandruffed himself from half, or air pollution comes from snow on the desert, deposited 4',, IHWcefiil endeavor In Outer Reg. 889.98. Roasting Pan. *2.69 ■ Space." A 41.8. spokesman said .Senmless ensmeled steal. and handcuffed the man s engine exhaust News Tidhitt^ Inches at normally warm Tiiscon m i l .SPECIAL *69.95 hands together. Roint of View I the Russians asked for Hie and 14 Inches at Flagstaff in the Complete aervice for 12. R oasts s 20 lb. fow'l o r J4 Hartford, Nov. 18 bTi Deino-^ Now that the shoe is on the "In addition to eye and respira I meeting with Ikidge. tory irrllalioii, the increasing In- Culled front AP Wires north. ''Montreal " by Yamaka. Im lb. roast. other foot.I (HJ( GovernorVfxl V “ I 11431 *•!Ribiejoff UIvtIII ailsI,i,___,L,and _^i^ *1- a l . ™ *ratlc legialator*. many of whom ——— . Bone-chllltng ter.iperatiires fol Fail Clalie, Wla., Nov. 18 CENTER ported. Light, tranahieenl rode to victory Nov. 4 on Rlblroff the 19.59 Democratio-controlled ''‘Phone, Ute cldem e of lung cancer i* quite as i HE.'SIIIX PLANTS STRUCK Sam e type man lan out the door. leferable to Increased city'tialflc lowed the clearing Tha mercury Thirty pupils had a plenaanl ehina. Brown leaf motif. coHt-talls, face a quandry on a pro- l..eglalature- face tlie of < police descrll>ed the man aa be Detroit, Nov. 19 (A—The Cnited SLICES as above. exhausts as to cigarettes,'' he said. Lieut, (.'or.imand,r John H, Eh-■ qrnpped In zero in northern view at Pleasant View today, 52.49 poacd election law change to make vvhet^lier to '■SD'y the 1956 RIbicoff | heavy set over 6 feet' tall in though their parents found the } Aulo Borker* today struck Ben- Cooks a 1.1 lb. fowl or a 17 r . - 1.. ir... thinking on the party lever aetiip i "When are the auto and truck eraole.. Seawolf medical officer, , Arizona and 10 below m northern .Alunilnum Sliifflng (uch aweepa niore difficult In the ■l dix Avtalion Carp. In a contract Ih. roaM. into law. his early 30's He was wearing n manufacturers going to turn from vlll receive Die tlorga* .Xward to- ] Mexico. view unpleasant. OF Jasper Is righti But that future. Pleasant View echool burn . dispute. .At least seven- planla Plate. 50c in this. Democratic lawmilkera |, j®P- • brown jacket and blue the foollahnesa of flna, from silly morrow in W ashington from A* were shut down by pickets with For till key. diu k. chicken. The change was favored by style whims, from over-sized SDclalloi. of .Military Surgeons of (Continued «n Tag* Three) ed down. COOKED LB was years dgo when light K-Z-V Roast Democi'iitlc Governor Ribicoff two Will be 'waiting for the Governor * , dungarees. ' about I2..500 production worken .No atrlng-a. needlea or aUew- Rack. 51.89 views on the aubjeet when he re } police added further that about models and from too much hoise- the I’nlled Stales in recognition i on strike. .Negotlaliottt voalinned era needed. Il'a brand natv year* ago after he saw many top power,, to the essential but tough of "original " ork in radioblo|ogy Tile only 7 position oven parly camllclale* bowled over ia nuns from hla vacation within Die ' ® ■ ni. a two tofie green car was ; past the midnight start of tha HAM a n d refrigeration w e re and very prneticahlo. next 10 day*. ; spotted a few block* from the Job of controlling exhauata?" in conneclion v, ith nuclear sub reck. Permits even clirula- the Elsenhower landslide which I strike, then recessed al 7 a.m. lion of bent, l..«as'shrinkage. But even if the Governor decides, store, .speeding away. Officer VIn- In another prepared ». m talk. , Dr i -marine program". . . , Hartford after a marathon session nf 71 Tha fhoireit cuts of Super-Right fully,cooked hamj the main home uses of found the .Prealdenl carrying Con- to pu.sh for this reform, he may ; cent C*i>od'fen'o chased ’the i-ar; Hllleboe. New York Stale Couniv...... Bar A an. organlzea'i i-'nwl and .Vo lurnlng. Durable nickel- necUrut by 300,000 vote*. Nixon, Johnson to Seek hours of almost continuous bar plated ateel.______■ - encounter trouble with some Demo- on Rt. 167 but lo.U it In Avon. -health------commiaaloner,------also------pointed- I epecial committee to deal with gaining. Tender, |uiry and flavorfuf . . . to broil, fry or bake, elo4:tricity. Meal Raaler. 69c ' Under the plan embraced by the to motor, vehicles as a main!) ,weis who violate the ethte* Heal reelstant Pyrex, Ttie cratic lawmakers who -uofited i ------Oovcnioi* in 1956, the requirem ent from the big Ribicoff popularltv at ^ # source of air pollution. the legal profesisinn. InvaUi.ible hotijifjtiild aid _ S Pc. Carving ARGENTINE STRIKE ENDS Today? Well, ia Jasper’s house for pulling, a party lever as the the_.polla tliia month. Some may J He said there'were 68,400,000 of i Four Bridgeport men, describedITilibuster Compromise Buenos .\lrea, Nov. 18 i/P' — Set. Inllial a ct in voting wouTiTbe re-- .Slainlesr steel, vanadium. 1101 want to iwk the •boatHw thl* xfl S'V jfU iirC I them-on the-liatlon'aJilltoAJ’s lasLi** "narcotics pushers." are in fed- I strike of oil Worker* In Men- warm? Electricity powers his See Hale'* Houaewdrea for: pealed. j matter in view of miccesaea juat year aa compared -with 40.800,000; .,,.g| rugtody after being picked u p i .A. dato.£royisii% ead_od.early' to ONE PRICEasADVERTISED! Stainleaa ateel fowl laerra. Hollow ground knife, fork, The chnnge would permit a )>er-1 achieved at the'ipolls .sharpenl'.g tdol. Simulated in 1948. „ . , . I separately____ at their hornet and I Washington. Nov. 18 oPi- Vice* A* an aspirant for the 1960 Re da.v, Interior Mlnitier .Mfredo furnace. Was his dinner deli poultry clampa and akewera. •on to spill hla ticket without first While Connecticut citizena are The conference waa called sing bandies. Black. Attacks Begum ice waa called ^ j p|*red under arrrsl in an over-. president .Nixon snd Sen. Lyndon . publican presidential nomination, Vitolo announced. The walkout cious? Cooked by electricity. Is pulling a p.irty. level . The feelingi known as great tickat-splittera, . U.8. Sutgeon General Leroy E. | night roundup in which federal j h . Johnson iD-Texi annarenflv Nixon obviously is anxious to have started Oct. 31. It threatened to aiirh reasoning, I* th a t p.ulUng jih ere are a g reat m any voter* w ho' Alum inum H ard .Maple in- - - , I J . ®''rney. More than 70 air pollution regents, ofllrer* of the Slate Health .re preparing to lake the'lead to-, a record of participation in any spread serosa .Argentina and led he going to switch on Ed Sulli a party lever ns the Initial stei> in *"4 up by voting the str*t)tht J*; , apeciallaU, civic leaders and repre- pepartnienl and Bridgeport ,de‘ ward compromlalng an impending weakening of the filihuslei rule Roanter. Carving Board President .Arturo Frondizi to *8.45 52.49 voling’lend* to favor candidate." of i ticket even though-they have in- of " young Saudi Arabian Prince Johnaon. the Democratic leader. Sweet Potatoes van? Electricity again. And so Cooka 12 lb. fowl or an 18 Ih. VVell prd tree tjipn. Ketjessed lecllve* participated . . . Wealey fight over the Senate'* flllbiistei impose a staipi of siege Nov. II. MY LIGHT BILL that |iart'. i linattons to split their ticket. In . flol in the wrong room at Shep- (CottHnued on fage Right) Blchie, 28, of Cheshire, Conn., waa rule. In the Senate, haa a big slake in; ro**l. Heats evefily, pbcvenla Jiiic.' a.-n-er. Six m etal pin Although this reform has long■ Ihe opinion of obaeryera, some peo-' beards Hotel, found the. Begum found by searcher* after he had Nixon ha* told frlefid* he is con preventing a party split on the is- j OFFBR.S T O PAV .AILABS GOLPFM ^ on, from his morning electric scorching, keeps meats Juicy, holderk make carving a pie hesitate to try split ticket voi-; Aga Khan and attacked her in the : been advocateil by Miaa Vivien spent *8 hour* lost In dense Mnine fldent the present rule - - which sue. •' 4'nited N attona, N. A'.. NOv. 18 shaver to the electric clock that browns perfectly, aaity to pleaniire. Blimlnaiea the Kellems. Stoninglon, a frequent ing because of the fear of making | belief, that She had done some- TVaeigt ) P ' whiT; YELLOW J LBS ( f t A clean. iiecessity of a large platter. requires 86 affirmative vote* to Some Republicans, led by Sen*. — Israel has naade a ronditional tells hiim it’s time to crawl candidate, the Governor didn’t ex- a mistake and canceling their en- thing to hi* S-year-old charge. l^ a n a a O ig tfl I 7;*'* curb debate - la going to be Clifford P, Case of New Jersey and offer to compensate Arab - ref re*a intereat in the idea until the "'•aS.. r.,.™ . Quite Fairfield Unit ..“K" w X ’IlS;"'il changed a* the first order of bual- Jacob K. Javlta of New York, have' ugees in adx-anee of a. flaal USED TO BE STORE HOURS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. . . £llacnhower sweep two years ago. 17 nes* when the newly-enlarged proposed a rule under which two-, .Arah-lsrael pdace settlemoaL under his electric blanket for a_ apnre. but Air Force silent on fate Aa 8 result of that landallde. Re Demoemta could pual for could j w*,r hit In the fa« b>* a gUaS aA Mon. 9 a.m. to .8:80 p.m ., Thiira., 9 a.n I. to t p.in. of giant war rocket.. .Carload of Senate meet* in January. thirds of those voting -instead ofi .Ambassador .Ahte Ebdh toM the publicans won all but five of the .36 call for repeal i f the law which j tray but auffared .only minor comfortable night’s sleep. So if Tiiea., 9 a.m. to 8:80 p.m. FrI., 9 a.m. to SiM p.ni' New*'Canaan. Nov. Ifi The rebel gunmen open fire on police As presiding officer, the Vice two-thirda of the entire Senate I'.N. Special Political Commil- Mate Senate Mata and all but 30 requlieis a bell to ring In the vot-j burisei. l*olic# and hotel atten- — . . . A t ed AABie.Sk ed A A A n 4 A 1 s%% CSS Aed i W 4 A Is* W 1 Wed., 9 a.iUi to 5:80 p.m. Sat., ' 9 a.m. to S:80 p.m. New Canaan Republican Town Station in Havana suburb and ktti Proaident has made it clear hr will could curb debate immediately and tee yeoterday the baaic solntioa Jasper would only stop to think of the 279 Hous4K ))oats. Ing -machines whenever a party; burls**. Police and hotel attend Committee ha* withdrawn ftom 7 o4;n For a beffar undarttofM/mg f W of fha Velwa aF flacfr/cRy, at least four poUcemen, hold in order a motion to adopt .50 Senators could end talk that of the problem of a mlUioa ref he would realize that Electric the Fairfield County OOP organi-i Kareo KeUye.ond .Nancy Duffy. ! new Senate rule*. In the past, the i went...... on bevond...... 15 days, ugees from the israell-.Anxb war Order Your W* weleome charge t^eoimla! Green Trading Stampa zalion. charging that the county iQ-year-old West Hartford senate traditionally ha* carried' Also favoring this ide/x are Dem- of 1948 lies la their integration titctric light andI pP&i^ar o ^ r companies Service is the best value in his are given with rash sales and also to nistomera who pay groiip "haa^ ouUived lU useful- giri*. missing moat of night, walk ; us rhle* over from one Cungiea* ocratic Sena Paul Douglas of HH- In the countitos where they iraw their charge areoiint within Bfteeii (IS) da.ya after bllliBg eandldatf . . , . A ness." out of woods today. .Industrialist I to the next hols and Hubert Humphrey of Ih e. •p m w liieLANe whole household budget. date. have Kirvlved that landslide. Ii. _ ye.sterday L'.." niomlngr ...... ’ ------aa the —Begum...... The. 15-member.-- ...a....,, group ... appioved ..Malcolm ___ While,___ . killer of... ex-con-[...... , ...... Anv . mith...... precedent-breaking...... Miimcaot*. anmng others. Yester Thanksgiving domonatrataa the dlfflciUty thal a -. ^ Mieep in her hotel aulte., the move by a 14^ union organizer, denied bail decision hv .Nixon is certain to be votes as a comparable^comparablir, sltuatten.altnation-. paal the preaent firhiiaev law and was bis young ------“ ------MAMCHItTHt CONtp ,lfp » - - - aNnnIag apathy toward iaanea of ward some compromise th*b 'vlll third* of those voting., feller aaU he weaM Uke to geU ConvtniMit Order Slips At Your A&PI WhereOB lUpubllcana'PirafUed. by aitbaQtute‘what Sdhioaabach said ohouta^ tutfrtly' CQRNER MAIN An O OAK sn tE B lB "Whero is the grave nattona|i Importance.. .NoL make It easier to shut off«(he r .With tha Senate likely to be together vntlr the geveman e( 4lw BtoeidMairtir populaiity in 1988, W88 • "raal direct. ptimaix pr^ jpoeng prlneaf’ Thai he began waa UJI. Kep. Albert P, Jdorano, aon Rockefeller fliea to Bratil af ttmc-conauming talk which has I about equally divided on the lasue, Cennectirut and New detaagr be* OemoCKts profited by tha Mg RibL ter tptleVuMfflcial vM t to Cara* blockad moat civil righta legiaia-1 , ------■ ' fore Mb laaagvhWpa to dtoevM (MU n w IMg Uma. C M e 44 »>1* . -■* - (CwRwwieRFigeFweg _ preMetaa af «nMhl igivwd. ‘ ■ \ 'jv *