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M»nche*t«*T Lodge of Elks will Average Daily Net Press Run rhe Weather hold It* *nnu»l Chnetmas party For Om Weak driHag foraesst of 0. 8. Weathar Baivaa for jrnembera only Friday right at Dee. Uth, US8 7:30“ at the Elka Home on Blenell Incraaalng 'loodlneM, Httla St. All are reminded to bring a change In temperature tonight. dollar gift and a gift for needy 12,849 Ix>w lO-IM. Friday cloudy, o©- children. Member ef the Audit lEuputtm ranlonal light mow I'kaly. High The Edith Cowlea Strickland j Mareaa at OIrealstloa in S(K h ’ Group of the Second Congrega- ■ Manchester— A City of Village Charm tlonal Church will hold Ita annual ^ Christmaa party tomorrow night j at 8 o’clock at the home of Mra. j DOUBLE VOL. LXXVin, NO. 67 (THIRTY-TWO PAG^8—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1958 (Olaaaiflad AdeartlalBg on Pnga M| PRICE FIVE CENTS IJonel Nadeau, lOP Coleman ltd. | Green HERE’S A CHRISTMAS OHT THAT REALLY SHINES! Stamps Bus Strike THURS., DECEMBER 18th ■pVe Vote A fter NATO to Use N-Force WITH ALL CASH SALES! January 6 O'

New Haven, Dec. 18 (4*)— The State Conference Board, representing Connecticut Co. To Repel egression I OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK UNTIL 9:00. INCLUDING SAT. bus drivers, today decided to hold off any strike vote until sometime after next Jan. 6. The board met here today In the (ih e a SHOE SHINE KIT For That •Somoono Greeling.s, Judge, Alan Shoe Wall lloldrra wake of the company’s rejection of Spociol— Givo A Levtiy a union counter-propoaalj and a .1. Hale Shoo Hepair proniiae that no strike vote wotild — From Aleutraz Surprise War fianFi™ l ae Oak SI. Entrance be taken until after Christmaa. • We Do Orthopedic nrk • ROBE or Fh-lor to the meeting, .Joseph Bfiston. Dec. 18 Kedpr- Fahey, International repreaentatlve rI Cnurl Judg^ Franris J. \V. of the union, said the cjlimpany’a Ford received a (TiriAtmaA Talk Total Failure^': DUSTER action "leaves ua no choice except carl yeaterdi.y fiYim Teddy AT HALE'S FABULOUS to take a strike vote.” Green. Boston bank robber Keich Unity For that apecial someone on The board consists of repreaent- Reiving 25 years in Alcatraz. Geneva, Di'c. 18 (.(I’)- -ThC'l oslnvakln. Itumtona and Alhanin your shopping list, see our atives of employes from New Judge Ford hajidoi out the 25-year term to Green aix lO-nation conference on 're- the Siiviot hloi I’aris. Dec. 18 (>T>)—NATO C k m fim Housewares Dept. selector, of robes and dust­ Haven, Hartford, Norwich, New The ennferenee npone.l Nuv . 10, London, Middletown, Meriden and years ago. vention of Surpri.se Attacks;^ , ,01.1 heeame boKRed dmvn from thol •'"'••''tTn ministers affirmed to­ Onr Hoiisewarcs Department is just l)ri.m- ers, nylon and cotton quilts, Stamford. The bank robi>er 8 cart! ar­ ended todav rn complete fail- at.o t m prure.imiii .iiRumeru.s, da.v their ’’manifest will to I'ull of huiiflred.s III' wonderful gift ideas. smartl.v fashioned, lace, rib­ The bus drivers union asked for rived during a jury Inal at lire. from rthh )! ii iiev.'i- melted Use iiiu lj'ar I'etaliatory forces bon and jeweled trimmed a 10-cent-an-hour wage hike retro­ which Judge Ford waa pic- FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY FROM .Many are as low as on'\ $1.00. active to Oct. 1 in its proposal for aiding Me read the card to the Tlie talks never cot dmvn to h Tlie wes'eni .sjile siihmilteU iiuin- to repel aggression ’’ Sizes 10-20. Price a new one-year contract for I.ISO jury, with 's'eddy’8 greeting ■lermiis diseiission of a surprise at- .-nius let hiiical pmpo.siils in the In a ,'iOO-ivord communique Is- HALE'S BOOK DEPT., OAK ST., ANNEX drivers and mechanica. wishing the ji (tgo A Meirv liirk (ilei t system heeaiise F.asI ami luqie tlie Soviet hlor « ouM agree .,ued at the end o f a 3-day N orth A company spokesman said the Chriatmas.” • West were In total disapieemenl to di.si u.ss Iliese without hrinRlng Atlantic Treaty Organization min­ The Baby. Linen Monk.H ...... 30<-$1.00 union asked for another five cents on tlie very purpose of the confer- up pol.liral issiie.^ To underline the isterial meeling, the diplomats .^-'1 Years, MoUiei' (loose...... $1.00 ZIPPERED BUN HUT $295 $0.98 an hour starting April 1, 1959. enre. ] iveslern view that all politiral dis- stres-sed that a aeti’p in Soviet Miiiit^ Kncr>'Mi'>iii 'Dll III ihiM ni»u- And dlff#»rFnt Bun Hut Hot Roll to Tlie Soviet bloe made a vain ef- cussion was lahoo, the westefn annamenls means NATO must 4- .'), Seven Womlerfiil Cal.a...... $1.00 The present wage for drivers - 1 Srrvri Wnvrn in Mnrlcirn with a ninrli'-ln-AniFrlrA Alpp^rrd top of fln« averages 32.15.,.-houi' final meetui);| negoluiiors ,lid mil have delegate ' sii-staln w it limit rela.xation" ef­ 5- 6, Stories Around Tlie 1'ear . . . .$1.00 Diner Owner to have ,Ian, or any other ilatei status, Imt weie -ift'iri illv de- itillDii 111 H.«iHOilrfl pw.str) .shfi'ii'A Simpiv hAAt inlijs, pop Into V/ The union also asked for a con­ forts to boost the defensive power flxed lor resumption of tlie talksd srrilied as experts 7- 8, l‘'avorite S'nries 'I'ti Hend Alioiit . . $3.95 Hill zip clfmrti 111 UrTp ilinn piping Imt until ready to Arrvf. ComcA in >W tract clause that provides that all of the alliance. cliorUncfl ginglwnn. This Party Was No Bust The western uroup. led ti\- Wil-i ''aslern iir^olialors had the The ininisters. the comrouniqu* ' 8- tl, The Happy ll(dli.sters...... $1.00 For The Young Mias contract dlspiitea be submitted to Hurt, Robbed an arbitrator whose decision is Count down: Vive I. Four 1 Three! Two! One! ZERO!!! This bit of suspense was part of the fun liaiii ('. Fo.slor of tlie I'mted i status of delepatrs at a poli- said, reaffiimed their fundamental O-Ki. Cliildren Around Tlie World...... $2.50 $1 0 -9 8 at a Chriatmas party at the Newingtofi Home for Crippled Children who don’t seem too handicapped 10- 11. Landmtirk Rooks (Alionl IVsiple) $1.95 binding on both sides. Stales. flnnlv toUl the Soviet hlor ; tu al coMfereiire Thew were led hy belief "that NATO d.-fenaive atrat- BUUY KNIT This compulsory arbitration in their .capacity to. get something out of life. (Herald Photo by Pinto i. In Glastonbury it was iiseleas to reconvene unless ‘ ilu-’^sia s Ameru-an-eduraled Dep- egy continues to he based on th* 11- 12. World We Live I n ...... $4.95 $250 clause has been a key issue in the an agreed bases for the dlaeussioiis otp Foreign .Minister Vassili V. existence of effective shield force* Dunking Permitted — Ctiip-n-Dip Bowi GIRLS' DEPARTMENT 12 1.1, Teenage Lilnnry ...... $1.50 A cnini’fn) nilflition to Buffrt serving Ia thiA " ( ’hip*n*l up ” howl nf negotiations. The company op­ could be estahtislied in direct .-on-j i^uznetsov, wtio outi-anked the and on the manifest wdll to UM SECOND nXIOR. GIsstonbury, Der. 18 oTi I'oataa Teenage tllamor ...... $2.00 higli qiiAlitv Atyrrnr, m Stflriight rryAtfll Sunvr. fh>»1 metivr* nnd rrally SWEATERS poses the clause, which has been Ribicoff Wants;^ ^ Confuses Dispute tarts between Ihe gnverntnents ! wr.steni experts like a rnlnnel out- nuclear retnlialory forces to re­ ii'^nfiil lilrnl fro Iuha rroruvrcH. clilpn. Aulnd.s «ml fnnl. A wclromr Arc- /part of the Connecticut Company's Nlchols. proprietor of the Glas- enneerned, ' | ranks a .sergenni pel aggression" Mother-Cook Rooks...... $1.00 $4.95 ftiilf* compniimn for 'I'V muwUa. .Smart holiday fashions for contracts for the past 52 years. tonbury Diner, was held up, knifed' qq.^ conference agreed, however, Kuznetsov and Ihe other ea.st- The communique pledged tha Dad--Retler Homes and (liirden the young miss, bulky knit A company oBicial said the State C ontrol nd robbed earlv this morning lo reconvene "as early as possible " crti delegalrs Insiste.l that terlini- l.% NATO nations to work hard Handyman ...... '...... $3.95 sweaters in slip-ons and union w’aa Informed at a meeting Police Chief' Terrenrc J. Mr- F.a.sl and We.«t apparently had i <»l '> (« .surprise al- for a solution to the over-all (5er- cardigans, lOO'r turbo or- here yesterday that the company Engineers on Jets\,Kaig said that Nichols .•itiimbled ' very different ideas of when this lafk a|ert system • must he pi o- i.ian question, lumping it together The Home Hictionnnes ., ...... 75< $6.00 GYMAC 3-TIER SERVING TRAY $298 lon. .'iires 7 to M. Preteen CHRISTMAS GIFTS plana to stick to its original pro­ River Bridges I into tlie police station at 6 30 and might be. I ceded hy disriission of ttie raiises with other Cold War Issues, In­ Bible Stories ...... 25< $2.95 size* IP to 14 Prlre posals. 1 reported to Polieenian C. James ’T'lie Dnited States, Hritain ! of the \ioild .s fear of surpilse at cluding European security and SiiiHitlv .•»l\l«'(| In nrr\> vnur giirslA Indonrn «nd oMldnorA Afadr of lark. (■\iii.ii H « iiinplci p|\ iinh’ fmr j'ln.Rlic <|in p*'i w h i r matrnnl lf*L The company proposals provided i Hunt that he had just been held France, and Canaria repie controlled disarmaimnt a 2-year contract with no wage Hartford, Dec. ’18 f/P) - Gov. nip. j aented the North Allantlr Troaly 'Th e NATO governments.’’ tha • ’Ini U tniya air art off hy glrnming brn.aa rod n*id holdrr An Idonl gi't Ribicoff says he will ask the 1959 Need Not Be Pilots (C’onHmird on Pajco Two) niiggcnl KOI. *6 98 *8.98 FOR THE HOME bcost the first year and five cents lid o In Hag ' powera, and Riiaala, Poland, t'zn h- Communique said, "will i-ontinue to an hour the second year plus t-eneral Assembly to give control He told the -officer at aboilt seek Just seltlemcnts of these prob­ GIRI.S' DEPARTMENT fringe benefits. of the flonnecticut rtyer bridge* _ .... , 6:20, as is custoniarv, he left his lems but regret that western pro­ ( CHRISTMAS OIFT TOILETRIES ) to the State Highway -Dept. They Waahington, Dec. 18 (J h -T h rer^ lon s hut they also are con- room at 95 Hebron Ave.. went to .sr.FOXn FIT)OR. From HALE’S LINEN and DOMESTIC DEPT. The union membership rejected posals on these questions have so the proposale Dec. 5 by a 2 to 1 are no'v run by the Hartford Civil AeronRutlcs Board ruled lo- far been ignored by the Soviet gov­ Shulton Sprai’ Colognes ...... $ 2 .5 0 ^ Another Shipment! Just In *”* * " U " * *»*’»S*- fPited the door and ( DAINTY DACRON FILLED statewide vote. Bridge authori^t fllghUtimlnlng la pot a it- ernment." time for ChriMmas giving. ROSEBUD PATTERN for the reached In with his right hand to U.S., Russian Parley H obn ail .Inr Rid)ble R j i l h ...... $ 1 . 5 0 WARM KNITTED HATS A similar pffer by the Connec­ tf the Gen#riil Aaeembiy' aft- their Wlot „n the light switch, in his Tlie windup coinmuniqua fol­ Reg. $13.98 REVERSIBLE engineer-third man member on lowed another put o u t jtw q d ity s'lll^ Hobnail Hotlle Colnguc ...... $ 2 ! 0 0 j ticut Railway anB Lighting Co. proves the GiRiernor’a pUH>). -t^he America'a new jet pitdafiiiger PUFFS state would buy and pay off the They aro^r^qng to insure‘”aa"’much; ^^ts.’J.'nra^miV lie o Vm a"n in which the ministers backed th# Live a «arni knit liat to Hie \iiiing miss on was approved by some 500 em- planes. employment as possible f o p their him ('o1,\ s Ralli P o w d e r ...... $ 1 . 7 5 ^ ''Heirloom" IJght a* down—extra warm. ftlcyes in Bridgeport, New Brit­ 330 million i-t bonda already ia- western Big Three In coldly turning yoiir li.«t, U'e lia\e a wide .selection of at- sued b y , the Bridge Authority. Tile ruling compltcates the cur- members....-imucio inm the me comingL-uimog Jetjet age.sge. |I , untf,unir.. T le h o ls raii^Ii down Russia’s bid to demilitarize Kvening In I’Aris C o ln gn e ...... $ 1 . 0 0 J A $9.98 Value ain, Waterbury, Derby and Nor­ rent labor dispute between the, A spokesman for the Airline' him..ir On Policy Possibility Iraelne st\ les and robirs. walk. Maty Cut Some Tolls West Berlin and break the 4-power K vening In Paris Perl'iimi* ...... $ 1 . 0 0 ^ BEDSPREADS Pilots’ and Engineers’ Unions and Pilots Assn, said the CAB ruling; *. *^*', defend himself oiTupatlon of that div-lded city. ONLY ...... n 9 8 *7.98 The Legislature’s approval the airlines over whether the third will have no effect, in his opinion. ‘ received several ruts, Aqiiamarine Hand Lotion ...... $ 1 . 0 0 j Pink, white, yellow and blue. laFINB OETfl REPORTS might also result in a reduction man in addition to the pilot on the threatened strike tomorrow A struggle followed snd the two Washington, Dec. 18 i.T-—The » 1930 as head of an Industrial snr- The ministers said they had noted IM ANT and TOT DEPT — M.MN FLOOR. RF.AR. *9.99 Boston, Dec. 18 (/PV-rFederal of the toll rales on some of the and ro-pilol - - should be pilot-1 midnight on American Airlines, men fell to the ground and rolled vcv delegation. the difficulties that western Eu- Frii'i.dsliip ,1 lard en Ralli Sall.s ...... $ 1 . 0 0 ^ Other Dacron Puffa with nylon I ’nitesl .State* promptly agreerl ! ro|)can countries have run Into In Judge Charles R. Wycanski Jr. bridges. around both Instde^nd outside the 'Hic United Stales, some Infor- L Our biggest selling spread! embroidered ruffle 310.98. trained. The sctual import of the CAB tmlay to » Soviet re<|iip*l for ! their efforts to get a free trade labii C ok igne ...... $ 2 . 5 0 ) ) Full and twin bed sizes. ruled today that reports of alx Ribicoff made ' the disclosures The issue is a key one in the : ruling is clouded by the fact that garage. Finally. .J^Kphnls' assailant Deputy I’ refnler .Vnastas I. Ml- miints said, lias not yet made a going ( Cbanel No. 5 ( olognc , . $3.50 and $5.00 ^ Antique white, bleached white, Internal Revenue agents oon- yesterday after he was asked to current Flight Engineers’ Union | .--- .-.ii. ^ grabbed the money bag snd laii knyan. a close associate of Ni­ ilci isinn# But Indications were that: „ ” yellow, green and rose. ^ COLORFUL PLAID rernlng their probe of compan- comment on the Hartford Bridge strike against Eastern Airline.s| (Continued on Page Two) across the field to Ihp rear of the kita Khrushchev, to risll D’nsh- it wriiild agree to ihc suggoatioii. Specifically, they were referring to the row' that broke out hera ('oty Com part.s ...... $ 1 . 5 0 j ) les belonging to Industrialiet Authority’s latest announcement and ia also an issue in the strike ga iHge. Ingtdn early next monlli. I'l c.-iident Fll.sciihower iiropo.sed . — WOOL Bernard CtolMne be turned over that It will not accept loose toll threatened for Friday midnight on Nichols said Ihgt not one word last February Hull leading .Soviet .» meeting of OEEC - Little L ad y R ubble R nlb ...... $ 1 . 0 0 ^ Shop Holt's For Your Gift MORE NEW PATTERN.S , .Stale Deimrtmenl s|Hikcs- ( to defense attorneys. Goldllne tickets on any' of the toll bridges American Airllne.a. was spoken during the entire or­ nian further said that If .Mlko- persmialiUes should come to this 0 '’8«nlr.ation for European IN BEAITIFUL AUTO ROBES or ...... s.j.i 4U-S.SS_1 ..SS- 3... 4i..o4 UD«moniic Cooperation in which Old .Spiro Aflor Sbavo Lolion ...... $ 1 . 0 0 J and his secretary; Mildred Pa- after Feb. 1. C. N. Sayen, president of the Air Dollar Income deal. yan iva* Intcreeted in seeing ountr> ;uui rlc Gives Red Hats The Flight Engineers Union ; though the dollar income of Amer- allni hiilld. shout five' feel, six i „p today with s report that Deputy ‘ he belief In Washington is $ 2 ’ 98 digan .. .8izea 4 to 6x. Iftm iWIMIMWIlHUlin iMIHOIWJU MlMIlHIMIMIMIMm WRlOlIMm mainlains that the third crew (cuna will set a record in 19.58. real Inches tall and wearing a mask. that his primary interest would be T „ *10 ” member aboard jets, as aboard i ,__„ ■ . , ^ . Pieiuier Anaatas T, Mikoyan would promoting KhniahcheVs ....an- prop plane., needs no flight traip-1 like to visit Washington early next ONLY ha* declined from 19.57 because of (Continued on Page Rlgtiteen) Ing but should be a skilled engineer 1.111 I I , with the United States. For years Bulletins h a n d b a g s To 20 Nem. Cardinals to maintain equipment In flight inflation. MlkovRn l« in th^ Iniifr clrclo of *3.98 This paradox was reported Kremlin leadership He is known as the wiry little Mlkoyan has Main Floor at Eniranre. and quickly apot any mechanical plugged for Inereaaed commeree from the A P Wires INFAN’T’ and TOT DEPT. yesterday by the Commerce Dept. a close aasoriate of Riissisn Pre­ By FRANK BBUTTO ^on his catafalque and then sus­ troubles. between Russia and the United MAIN FLOOR, REAR. The Pilots Union claims the It said personal income for the mier Nikita Khrushchev. Gift Vatican City, Dec. 18. (Jh—Amid pended from the celling. of hia full year will exceed 3353 billion, While the Stale Department de­ Slale.s. flittering and moving medieval Cathedral. third man should have pilot train­ News Tidl>its In a letter to Elsenhower .Itme 2, SOVIETS DISPEL R l’MOR ing so that he can help guide the lip more, than 35 billion from 1957. clined lo (-oninienl. on the report, Berlin. Dec. 18 iJV—The So­ pageantry. Pope John XXIII to­ Seated nearby, in a row before the" Soviet government was un­ Khrushchev said such trade coiild faat Jets through the skle's in the i But the department observed: Culled from Al’ Wires viet esnbassy toda.v bniahed asida HOSIERY day placed the red hats of their the .iltar of the cathedral chair, "With consumer prices about derstood to have approaclied the be built iip to a volume of sev­ event of inability, on tlie part o f ; eral billions of dollars within a few as nonsense reports that Mo*- high office over the heads of 20 were the 28 previous members of the pilot or co-pilot. 2>i per cent higjjer and personal U.S. Embassy In Moscow' sliont ar­ of the 23 new Cardinals of the the College of Cardinals now in ranging Ihe trip vears Blit he said to a' liieve that rou has derided to cut short the _____ , 1. . u ’ The CAB, in response to a let-i payments substantially ' U.S. Secrelsrv of State Dulles All firs* quality sheer Roman . Miknyan's Iniiiiedlale piirfiose i volume It would he ne. e.ssary for 6-iiiontli period It allowed for .^’■‘^hbishop Je,, j^om (3ov. Lerov Collins of i changed, real purchasing power denies Paris nmvspaper reports negotintlons on Berlir. .\n of­ and semi-sheer nylons in More than 36,000 cheering per- panels Spellinan of New York. [ Florida, aald that it saw no reason i ''■'i not quite match the 1957 ag- fhat he is expected lo re-enter W'ould he to visit Amhasssdor the llnited States to gi-atil long, ■one filled the vast basilica of St. Mikhail A. Menshikov It Would lie term credits to llie .'toviet Union. ficial spokesman said the Sov­ new ^.shades all with re­ ‘ ‘ “ 'V'*-'' o’* L t o change present crew comple- Kcegate." th* hospital for an operation . . , iet government is waiting for a in.\ altracli\e ho.xos in note and letter size, inforced heel and toe foi Peter for the glittering public epn- -with Pope John in secret ponsls- requirements for Jets ft dm •'foce and bigger pay checks Neutralist Presidents .Sukarno of his aeiond visit to this coiintri ■latory, the climactic event in the Mlknyaq'a first trip here was in (Continued on I’sge Twelve) reply lo Us No^ 57 note be­ so men's .size.v. Plain nr decorated .sheets in lined extra wear. those presently required for big, 4-1 throughout the metal working In- Indonesia and RaJendis Prasad fore taking further action. ceremonies this week which' have (Continued oq, Psge Eleven englne propeller-driven p I a n e s. | hustrles i-ontrlbuled most of a of India appeal for the total aboli­ unlined envelopes. Increased the College of Cardinals Present requirements for these do! billion gain in the annual rate tion of nuclear weapona to prie- .\TAT STOCK AD\ .ANTES to 74 men. not include a pilot-trained man aa of personal Irtcome from 'Octobaz aerve mankind. New York, Dee. 18 (.T)— .Amer- The new Cardinajs approached Election Probe Voted the third crew member, hytlUt the ■ to November. The aix ehlldren of Dr. Orlando Iran Telephone A Telegraph and, Bnx the papal throne singly, their hands Pdpe Appoints third man- must be a licensed engl The increaseincreas boosted income t.o|/Orfltelll snd s visiting cousin es­ a handful of other high priced' 59c T„ *2.50 NO-MEND SHEER NYLONS...... pair $|.35 and $1.65 folded in prayer, their bright scar­ neet. a record annual rata of 3360 bll- cape injury when Are strikes the issue* were standout performera let tralne trailing nine feet behind The board said it was ruling, lion, almost 4 per rent above the ph.vsiclaji's home in Bloomfield. today In an active and generally NO-MEND SEMI SERVICE...... pair $|.35 and $1.65 across the green velvet carpet. Vagnozzi Top NTATIO.M.Kl—MAIN FIXHIR AT ENTRANCF., simply from a safety standpoint; recession low point last February. Herman W. Steinkraus, board House Fight Looms higher stork market. .A.T.A’T, ALBA SHEER NYLONS...... pair $1.15 and $1.35 Tenth in Order was ohe of the Innd that it had no responfiibillty. The department said reatimp- chairman of the Bridgepoff Drags opened unchanged at 8853, two new American Cardinals, ' under aviation laws, for seeolving ■ tlon of work in a number of auto- Co., says he will step down from moved ahead quickly for a gain ALBA SEMI SERVICE ...... pair $|,35 Archbishop Richard James Crush­ Envoy to U.Si'H' •'’c* In airline* labo" d:a'’ut''mobile, machinery and , chemical his post as chief executive oflicer of more than $4 a share, and VAN RAALTE SlYEER NYLONS ... .pair $1 .|5 and $1,65 ing of Boston. The other, Arch- Both union* base their' argu- amf, general ma.iager Jan. 1 . ., then declined slightly, crossing biahop John O'Hara of Philadet- Washington, Dec. 18 (Jh—Arch- lyichta primarily on safety cohsld-: (Continued on Page Twenty-seven) Career diplomat John D. Jerne- On Seating Alford t'le tape at 822.5.55 around . the.. VAN RAALTE SEMI-SHEER...... '...... $1.15 to $1.65 phia, was I3th> bishop E^dio Vagnozzi. .52, Apoa-, ______gan war sworn in today as new noon hour for a net gain of 60 GAUGE SHEER N YLO N S...... pair 79< Each of the new Princea of ‘the tolic, to the Philippines, i I ’nlted Htale* AinbassadoT to 83.-50. Church knelt quickly, kissed the was named today as the Vatican’s troubled Iraq. •Waslilngton, Dec. 18 - The* Mas.sl, Kenneth Keating iR-NY'i SHEER MICRO FILM SEAMLESS ...... pair 79< Pope's elipper and then his hand. Apostolic Delegate to the United A fire starting in *. (Jhrlslmas TVPKI S T.A1J4S NEAR Bach time the Pontiff bent low to Hays-Alford election dispute! and David Dennison (R-Ohio). ALBA SHEER SEAMLESS ...... pair $1.15 States -.- the seventh since 1893. ilYille Trade May Equal tree burned two little gtrls to moved today tow'ard a possibly i , Keating foresaw thi»' scene In l*aris, Dec. 18 iiPi—-Infortnal touch cheeks with the new mem­ NO-MEND SEAMLESS...... pair $1.50 He succeeds Amleto' Giovapi^. death and destroyed the family hitter fight that eoiild rock the! the House on Jan. 7. Uie opening ron tarts between the foreign Attroctivo, Boxod ber of the Sacred CToilege. home in Pleaaant Hlli, Calif. . . iiiinlsters of Greece and Turkey f Then for each Pope John re­ House on its opening day. ; day of Hie new Congress: HANES SI^AMLESS NYIXINS ...... pair $1.35 and $1.50 as delegate here for an unprece Bob Hope ia off on his eighth T^e stage was set by a special j When it coiiicff time fo r' tlie raised hopes here today that peated this solemn charge in Latin: c„,.i .. - “^iReeord Totals of 1957 BIB 'n TUCKER dented 25 years and who, this Chriatmas tour to entertain Amer­ House Committee’s 3-2 vote yes-' 436 certified House winners to be those two muntries may be ap-. "For the praise of almighty CHRISTMAS week, was created ,a Cardinal of ican servicemen overseas. terday to recommend that Dr. I sworn In some nicmbcc will ask prna<-hing an understanding on GIFT HOSIERY FOLDERS God and the honor of the Holy the Roman Catholic Church. Jordan arranges to relay to racho I Alford, Little Rock segrega-, that Alford be required to aland the future of troubled Cypraa. Apostolic See, receive the red hat, Britain'k Foreign .Secretary 8el- Satin lined ribbon tied gift boxes in fe-stive The hew delegate's appointment, By WALTER B^USDE JR. diapoaitlon to spend it," declarea stauema around the wmrld the I Honist. be denied a aeal pending an | aaide. The other members then CI^RDS br d e C o s ta the special badge of a Cardinal'a made by Pope John XXIII, w,-as (AF Boalamf) New*J>tter) a merchant in Fort Worth. "Tq U risIraM mlttalghi Mass from , (nvegtigatlon into charges of ir-, will take the oath of office.- The wyn Uoyd arranged a meettnff ’ holiday colors. $1.00 to $1.98 rank. By this thou are to under­ announced by Rt. Rev. Msgr. New' Tork.'Dec. 18 ig’A."Chri8t- say buaineaa ia good is putting it • 1 regularltlea and fraud in hia elec- very next question fiosed w-ill at the British embassy this af­ Many de.sigius, themc.s and styles stand that you muat ahow your­ Achilla Lupl. charge d'affaires, at maa busineos wdi. ■ ,ualY|ast year r>‘ldly, for tf it geta anj )>etter It ternoon with the miniatein,' The two no votes eame from probably be on whether to seat Evanghelos .Averoff-ToeelEsa #8-. $2.98 self fesriess, even to the Shedding the Apostolic Delegation' here. and may be a little better.'. But will he terrific____ " pl«>Y»’right Arthur Miller, still hope ; „„,jhemers'. t Alford,' tt) choose from in our Cai^ Shop, We welcoiiie dianre aceounta! Green Trading Stamps are given Greece and Fatim Zortu of TnT-| of your blood. In making our holy Tlie Apostolic Delegate is ac­ It'a dot ^runhing away," ' And an Abilene. Tex., store o f-! j® <^*'<*>’en “ ‘’.‘''f**' i Alford promlswl to push Ws ! xhere also was a nossibililv that Oak Street Annex. with eaah sales and also to customers who pay their charge accounts faith rdepecM, in aecurlng peace credited to tha Roman Catholic Ttda'^aitUoualy nhiased com- flclal statea: " If it waj any bet-i jT f’ •"’V * “ "'*P*® **‘* •P“'* i Hoiiae-Dem’ocrats YouH b« pretty as • picture in within fifteen (1.5) dais after hilling date. : - for Christian people, and In pro­ Episcopate of the United Statea, meiit fn iM K 'iiiii A;|etl. vice prea- In •• months. ninner tr.nibht «oiiae-Liemorrais niight try to SWEATERS ter 1 don't know' w'hat I’d do.' , , «... was added to a big dinner tonlg^^ their (HAN’T BrONtJMY deCotte't riew button-front blouM moting the welfare of the Roman not to the U.S. government. The j luent Department "in honor of the man Alford de- < B4MSUTA Ei r e t o i x m j Will Make Her ChrisTmat Merrier! (Ynlstmas bualnes. la good In cauoua on Jan. 6. j with tuck^ bib front, geNy Church. In the. name of the Father United Statea has no formal dip­ stdrd^ in Lda Ai.galea, typifies the Denver, kigh on the ^>f wanted! feated ■ Rep. Brooks Hays (D- Ikigota. Colombia. Dec. IS (89: ...... - l > ” x $ 1 . 0 0 The formal chaUeiige to Ai-j — The death toll of the Vida Do*t ( •hnosc fiiiiii chi.smi , ciiaiiiU unit i|ic.sn\ .sI vIi' n. tnmmed with frosty embroidery and the Son and of the Holy GhosL lomatic rrlatloni with the VaU attitude of httndreda of retailers merchandise are such relatively ? Arki. an avowed moderate on Free Parking Rear Of Store ford’s election came not from Hays j parliuent store 'lire stood today You can I g i v e lici too many! Helen Haipci H I . u m i i h NOKCUOSS RO.XKl) end lece. It's easy to care for, Amen,’-’ can. across the countrpi interviewed by r>r\atlA* itmrvAm mm *Fme*m»aFslerxe*3r» U> i tWCCIltlX GlIfMMlnCGQ segregation. --i While the Pope apoke, two as­ Archbishop Vagnosai, the Pape's the Associated Press in a survey m ti ’ n ano. nrosn, ovcrthrow. Abdul Karim A,lford entered fhe November but from John F. Wells. Little | ai 84. |t rose in that flguro the new pill i cM.sUnt nclon. A fru of I hr i nl.m veil (’ARDS ...... box ,$1.00 too, thanks to the wondarful u... Rock pubitslier of a weekly news­ have to (hooac fmm are: Ocean Mint Wild (•|irri\. sistants held oile of the broad- emissary, to the Philippines since of Chriatm ta biialnesa prospects. >"“*lKauiaen ....UN. Secretary General election at virtually the last min­ with the death of two persoas DOORWAYS AND iteCoMaLin fabric that loekt Hka brimmed, flat-topped hats •— the paper, seriously injured In the tragedy Aqiiatonl, Tiiif Cipcn, 'Sunbiirsl YHImv White Pink 1949, served in the delegation at Moat are confident of beating But in C^'riand. PItUbUrgh a n d vUkT u n " ute. Blue, Black. ' ' •FIRESIDK SCENES box $1.00 IhM Hnan, yat laethes baSutifully galero — over rite head Of the Was))lngton aa a frpm last year's record totals i thanks! Kiinnlng aa a write-in, handl- • Wells told the eomniittce there that came duritqc a Christmaa r — — X - — a shopping rush Tiieaday night. ■7W rYwos no wvntnft new (Jardinal. 1932 to 1942. in part to slightiy higher ilricea. OlGtCllmateh°'iwt"*v#iFa"M?M JGGr G SSittI bur*ieout Arc ■ ttfaHlav a a Af • ’ KmR««r*uld be in­ CORNER MAIN M d OAK STREETS silloa. government where stationed. the Detroit Ohantber o Coi vestigated. But they said Alford bus of Arkanaa.s and others con-; posed a blew Haven Railroad Nevy Yorlt stores of their. bullet which touched off Tallfenits’s proposal to help underwrite tha Badt Oardtnal moved away with­ Aa ddlegate to the United fitatei, "but people aren't spending .. sales promotion medium-worst brush fire st the yssr. .Napa- should be aeatod pending the out­ s^rsd to unseat Hays. out his pad hat. They will be de- Archbishop Vagnosai will rank as t-oney.". come of the inquiry. 'Tida, they Alford teaUfled 'that he believed raBroad's Isssm on- cMngpntor it at the peak of th* Christmha | lest princ* and pretty Cleveland, operntiona. Thq ippstIHan .wan Itvorsd laAr in the day and will a papal.legate — one who does Bs^htint >pnt on the i «I b said, would ho in line with past b* waa alsctsd honestly. He prom­ rush. - Ohio, girl take out marriage il- voiced nt a. msrting c n M hgr a. asvor again appaa. in i JhUc ua- not'-hSTo fbplomaUc sUtua. ChiwBMi lOtaU aceoic ia - Big retsileni say they’va been procadur*. ised at LIttls Rock that further censs, C . girt’s father paya wod- Oeaersl Asarnnhly ffailishd 08% SU tiw owaere «rs 4Mm . a 'Tfitl'nlt.Ro doubt ttmt ding plans await conaent of, rayal .-wTh* Aiuthamars war* eattvotsd onOttal «sK Wa luA M g|a«s« lU^-TBomaa O'NsUl,' (D- dy C i f l t t M . ^ .'..'V?, (C '“*r*■1) i i f pwMtG luM Hee (CiutGhid on FMfn! » famOy. ;yi-' ‘

HANCHESnSB EVENING HERALD, MANCHE8TBI|r-WNN„ THtJBSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1953 PAGE 1HEIB PAGE TWO IIANCUESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 Church Btepa at 8 p.m. Bob ICc- peijf. periences. A t 7, FraiUc S...Bpacial, sembly will reconvene. A highlight Watch Tewor Society In God’s pur­ Jacobsen, 337 Hackmatack 8t.; Sodth ITifidgor Clatchey. will furnish ‘the music; Delegates Arrive affair; said ReJ^lnald Scribner, pre­ district supervisor of Jahovah’a of the day will be at 1:80. p.m; poses.” ^300YfARS* siding minister of the local congre­ Witnesses, will speak on the as­ ’The public is Inflted to all ses­ Federal Controls Edward Wlerichowaki, RED 2, with Warren Westbrook leading when Special will give a discourse ARTHUR DRUQ Vernon; Connie Greenwood,, 119 the ainging. Following the eing the For Convention gation. Hb reports that. a large sembly theme, "Ehepanding Our sions of the convention. staff will man the cafeteriig to pro­ Ministry," following which he will on baptism to the new ministers PBESOUFTlOIf Surprise War Ban Coleman Rd.; William Stewart, FLOOR SHOW senior department will meet at the KXPEKIEyCE Urged on Prices Sheinwold on Bridge Davis Warns Ckimmunity House for a short vide )i0t meals' for the visiting preside over a model ministry who will make a dedication to HULA HOOP VICTIM 527 Adama St. relegates began Arriving today BY OUR PHAAMAOnm ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. Tins FRIDAY m i SATURDAY party. . delegates, many of whom Will be school. A t 8:18( Lester L. Roper, serve God. The new baptism will Of Milk in Stale itjr the convention of Jehovah's Berlin, Dec. 18 (A—’The hula hoop Jeannette Barbler, 106.5 Main St.; PLUS "CLUB 21“ ORCHESTRA housed in private homea.^ motela ovhrseer of the 84 congregations take place In the pool at the .Mrs. Martha Mansfleld, 95 Cen­ PBEPARE FOB, WQB8T * ~Of Christmas .Manchester Evening Herald Wiinrssea, which opens at Man- and hotels in and around Manches­ attending, will apeak on the sub­ school. today claimed its first, fatality in WITH SAFETY PLAY South dealer West Berlin. Ernst Gruse, 6l, Talk Total Failure WaRhlngton. Dec. 18 IIP)—The ter St.; Mrs. Marjorie Martin, NdrtbSouth vuIaetaUe • Choice Food and L e ^ Beverage* • South Windsor correepondMit El­ cheate’- High School tomorrow and ter. ject "FiiWlng A Safeguard In In­ Climaxing the assembly will be' Agriculture Dept, today recom­ By Alfred Sheinwold more G. Bumluuii, telephone Cjntiiiues through Sunday. Sessions will open tomorrow tegrity." the discourse on Sunday at 8 p:m. dropped dead In a after tivlr^- Mansneld; Mrs, Evelyn WIsk, Ell­ N om n Ing hlmaelf In a lafge red hoop. Read Her'nid Adm. mended a federal marketing order ington. The ralp falls ton good and bad gohnny WolTs Fire Dangers Mitchell 4-4M74. . Tv enty departments will be used night at 6;4S with songs and ex­ Saturday morning at 9 the As­ by Special on the aubject: "The (Conttaned rrom F fge One) 4 K 5 4 TBY OUB to regulate the sale of fluid milk BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A bridge players alike. TTie difference V K 3 2 BUSINESSMEirB in Ctonnecticul. la that the good players know how Fire Chief Richard P. Jones and Kuznptsov also insisted that the daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Peter - ♦ 1*6 LVNOHEON8 . . . O The order would be designed to Diibaldo. 5 Irving St.; a daugh­ to use umbrellaa. ..4,KQ107S. y Club 21 Cafe hid firemen whose volunteer ef- conference should deal with the help Htabilize prices and supplies West opened the Jack of heart# ter to Mr, and MrTi. Leo Anderson, y n s f ' • -esi M JU » ST. (Formerly Morphy’s )—MI 9-8100 fortA protect local residents tmd whole range of Eaat-West disarma­ / of milk. Lawler Rd., Vernon; a daughter to and continued the autt. .Mouth Wuf- ■<•- X 'Y ’ -Tvy*______' their possessions from fire, say Similar to an order regulating Mr, and Mrs, John Maxwell, Cov­ fed the third heart and led a amall ment problems which have been £ they hope everyone enjoys a under discussion wllhmit result sales in the New York-New Jersey entry; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. trump to dummy’s king. Eaat dU- under United Nations auspices for area, the order would ael minimum Theodore .Martin, 14 A .Garden cayded a diamond, and South mdanr X J"/ ‘ X happy Christmas holiday thla Skating Advisoiy prices which handlers would be re­ • M S J tH V4 . , the past 12 years. D r; a son to Mr, and Mra, West- ed piteously. There he was in'thc year. What little the Soviet bloc put quired to pay dairymen. erlcy Babcock, 41 Cottage St., middle of the rain, with no ‘Um­ They advise all to be especially Houir for public Ice gkallnR to­ brella In eight! ' fofward for a surprise attack alert Dairymen and handlers were giv­ Rockville. careful at thla time, however,’ ai night «t both Charter Oak Park West was eure to get two tii^ 'p ■ystem was described by western en until Jan 9 to submit excep- BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to f , * s ' Chiiftmas trees, accessory deco­ and Center Springe Annex will be Mr. and Mra, Roger Dougan, 22 tricks with hla ace and tm , aiid delegates as full of loopholes and tlons to the proposed program. rations, and the multitude o f paper observed until 10 o'clock. Both I Tlie department aiao proposed Norman st, South lost hli chanca to win'the completely unacceptable. areas are lighted and under the 14 24' 'Vm wrappings found In most homes I amendments to the New 'York- d is <.:h a r g e d y e s t e r d a y : game arid rubber. -Iii^iifbrtant Notice! ,at this time greatly increase the Kuznetsov told a news (onfer- suf.ejvision of the Park Depart­ Marl Tracy, Worceale Rd., Ver­ 2 4. :.Mk 3k'A Pm' ence the proposals Huhmitted by ; .New Jersey order designed to ro- Look for Bad l^reoka. 4 4 'An -Itass L - chances of a serious blaze roaring ment. , |oidinale the two programs by non; James Scully. 26 Foley St., The way to avoid 'mishape of the West were intended iriHlnly "to Cen'er Spilugs Pond remains G ^bg ledi'^ rapidly out of control, ; ellndnatlng Connecticut pro :• West and set up an espionage ays- [ 'and liandlers from provisions of before they attack you. It'a im- does cover, -Tpu can eaptttila the made In the butt of the tree, Jones below freezing temperature Is tile New York-New Jersey pro­ Main St.; Joseph Wniik, 62 East losslble to provide against any said, and water or wet sand should tern against the defensive capacity! needed to allow publii skating on ten wllhi^inwy’a.tkihg. m gram. St., Rockville, Mrs. Susanna How­ possible bad break, partly because tha raaopn you » u s t lacVa fthsT' be kept around the bottom "n the of the Soclnliat countries." the town's largest area He said the Soviet bloc never­ ard, 346 Keeney ' t.; Carl IValker, it would take too long to think of king Ojpkdda In tha dummy un­ cup which Is a part of moat tree 24 Hemlock St.; William Borst, ) Ajtfeiiehn. n Post 102 New Tear’s Eve Committea theless wished to continue the con­ them all. When a, hand .looks vary til you jiiava lound out bow tha _____;„,.„,jigeinents to give members and their stands or holders. An old cut soon ference. but met witli a flat re­ Bolton. easy, however, take a decoiid look trum]^ ara .Ridded. h^s made seals the pores of the wood,'he ex­ proposals were descrilied by wesl- DI8CHARGF7D TODAY: Clifton fusal from the W'est. ern soiii’t-es ss cinipletely outside to sea If you can take out inaur- T o u .,s^ juat aa, aafe aven If Trigods a. gt3t(jityr Year’s Eve Party at a total dona- < plained. preventing moisture from Hos|Ht.fll Notes .Crandall, Crystal L^kc; Ronald He .said one of the pr oposals put ■ the sco|W’ of cmifeienre ance against an abnormal dlris|on East hiu all. df -Uw trtimpa. 4 m r ^ tion of IIMKI pef couple. This Includes a complete being drawn up into the tree. He Mlengo, 67 Benton St.; David In a key suit. . advises keeping the cup filled with forward by the Soviet l^nion hut | The te.luiii'al talk.s uerr otig'n- Patients TiKlav; 11)7 leading the queen o f epadea ^^eidiig oT'dilncing catered refreshments, legal bev­ l’e< or. Vernim Trailer Court, Ver­ In this hand, for example, you you can later get to dummy and water. never discussed at Hie conferem e ! ally proposed hv .Soviet Premier ' AD.MITTKD YKHTKKDAY: non; JoAnne Sloisberg. 95 Milford erages and to top it off . . . Breakfast. Included an Open Skies zone for i Nikita Khruahi liev In s letter to Bevel ley Hardon, 4fS Castle Rd ; seem to have no problem at all. It lead a low trump through Eaat Electric light strings should be Hd ; Miss Alida Genovese, 17 taikes only a few seconda to look Inspected for open or bare wires, aerial photography covering all the] President KIsenliower Julv 2. I I'.inesl .Nash, I.aiirel Manor Con- Demlng St. in order to flh'ease the nine from Soviet Union east of I.*Hke linikal i I valesi eiu Home, Ducy MacDonald, for a way of guarding against a your bind..*- ,, For Reservations Call Ameriimn Legion after or short circuits. Flameproof crepe and an equivalent area of the iCihlln Convalesient Home; Arthur bad break In the trump suit. (Tliiffiy-iQaaatloir. paper should be used for decora­ western United Stales. Japan and j n in r A1 mill rung 46.') K. Cenler HI : Brazil Iiivralnienln Rian You are not worried about a 8-1 Parttj^ opena ndth oka apade 3 p.m. MI 9-8171 or Tony O’Bright MI 9-5955 tion and wrapping whenever pos­ Okinawa. This has been advanced 1 I Alex .SiillivHii South Windaor; I rump break. You must think only and tha ,4iext player paasas. You sible. This can now be purchased pi'cviously by the Soviet Union in! ^^H«hlngtn^ The nnMon’A «hoot- 1 1.011 i.s Knnce, .'’i2fl W. Cenler .SI.; Kio (le Jan(Mf f) By I he end of about the danger o f flnding all four hold; Sp(adeB ace ID'S';2; ;^earts In most stores carrying paper. The JEW ELED difmrmamenl talks. |liig fircrcrvcH and tin n ir.ihci fif ; Itohei t ItiiigioHe. I t Cornell SI ; 19ft8' the ar« omit of dirert pri­ tnitnps In one hand. How can you J 10 9'dJ Diamoiida 10 <7 4;nClubs ftreatest danger, he said, ia from The Soviet bloc also proposed ganu* hir

iiuMoiir Ant viiH ftn Am o frothy SISSY SHIRTS ' in NUvIilot in drip-dry docron-'n cotton 7«t*nf Hndinf tO»fl*n*l OPEN EVERY L J U O H N S O N $3.99 qnd $5.99 : STAN EK : > ^NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 H I N T C O . • Electronics I,nh. • ITT BROAD BT. . m MaiB Stm t -V s Phone MI 9-1124 • , Pkoii* MI 9-4501 is .*«s**t*te«e*s * y lANUUH^STKK UVlfiNU^iG UKRALD. MANGUUSTKR. UUNN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE 8BVBN UANCHESTEB BVENINO HERALD. MANCaiESTER. OONN^ THXmSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1988 F A 4 IB 8 U M W M M e g M e g w 1g B £ 1 r " anty StocH will raceiva eaailihMa 8 2 4 -8 2 8 Pupils at Keeney J. P. Morgan Firm. for eacb^jikwra. now held. .H e n ry j C. 'ii^exandar, chairman Mom St, ! ' ' -r- Figure in Merger of Morgaii, m IU ba chalrmas and ; i -. r ; i- ti »’■ Greet Christmas chief exewUva officer of- tha merged Luther .1 Sin SEUECTISSi MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN banks of New York and the fed­ Royal Flying Doctor Service haa WIMtiiS 'DUAlt^TY ANO VALU E A TR AD IT ION. F 0 R 86 Y E A R S of the Natmty. Anne l,\icas was P- - ; w eral reserve board. It also mu-xt be been established at Port Mores­ the anno\inrer. submitted to stockholders for their by to serve the Australian Ter­ approval. ritory of Papua-New Gutnea.-iAjiy Morgan is the ninth largest bank of 260 radio points throughout the in the country and guaranty trust 10% OFF territory can rlow contact the Yule SlioK Held rates 22nd. The merged institution Moresby base at any hour In. ffih t would have capital funds of more of emergency. At vSoulh than $liOO million and total re­ I sources of about billion. ■ South srhonl pupils rrlchrstntl j This would make the merged the ChrUtmss season Ttiorn Institution the third largest hank GENERAL (ng bv prpsentinj^ . fiiDstina • In New York City and the fourth Rtorjes and rarnls for parents nn-1 largest In the nation. i friends. Under terms of the merger plan.x T V SERVICE The program opened tvitli a holders of M organ .stock w ill re- ! Days C4 0R * Christmas prayer and i horal read­ celve four and two-flfth.x shares of ] Nights w A s9 9 Pina Parts S36 NORTH MAIN STREET—TEL. 9-5253 ing and the song "O. (’’onie iJt t le stock of the merged bank for each i TEL. 80 8-M8S C hildren" by the first grade di share now held. Holders of Guar­ feeted by Mis.s M arjorie I/eidholdt learher. ! The Christ mas story was told by , Brent Rainier ('srolyn Johnson | t>aura Zaglio N ancy B allard , Vi<-- I lor C rigei Iianiel f-ta r Pi.*. a n d ' MEN'S NYLON JACKETS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S RROADCLOTH LAMES' BROADCLOTH 100% ACRILAN RLANKET ELECTRIC BLANKET Cheryl Tedfmd Koiii favorite FURNITURE REPAIR SERVICE Talcottville Conn carols weir explained wi'li tti'- Reversible. Reg. 12.98. PAJAMAS PAJAMAS whole sihrinl Mtiging "II <‘»ina- Reg. 2.29 value. ^ ^ 5 0 Reg. 15.95. Reg. 31.95 Route 88. Reg. 2.98. NOW Reg. 2.20 value. A Vpon a Midnight Clrai NOW ...... 9.88 FuU aise. NOW 11.94 NOW ... 24.95 In a ^!anger." "Sile*!!! N^gtit ' and About BOO 2 For 5.00 NQW ...... A F o r 3.00 "Ijlttle Town of Methlehem tJiade- feet beyond Fo u r and Kive sang ’D et k tin V ITTN E B ’S Halls with Holly ' as a ivf>e of ‘7’m Merry and ThaCs Christmas’ Garden Center OVEB ISO PAIR Men! Now !ow Joyful aong used to arfumpHhv x : . Phone M I 8-744* MEN’S, WOMEN’S, CHIUIREN’S GIRLS’COATS Machino washablo Carol Brent flanring In early Christrna.s rele- ll.rc lire l.'.rp men that arc well apoWen of at Ihia lime of year. Cliarlca K. Merry, fi-i. left, of Wor- price Tweed brat Ions. ( etin anil H rel an merry, or rath- SLIPPERS Some with hoods. Subuibancoat Jo a n C lark. tcHclier, pie.sented ei liap|i\ A woman ciialnnier received a piece of mail from the alore and looU iimbraBc at what nigbtios *'Santa Helpers ' and “ Jingle RelK ' ' OPEN ski pajamas ahe IIioubIiI '.'a» ciaa.a comiiierclallain of the holiday apinl ,VIerrv a name waa directly over that find a finger play 'k’l.e I.ntlf,’ of ('hnatinaa. Her anRcr waa appeaaed after cohalderahle explanation and peai e reigned. (AP Ref. 12.98 7 7 7 B e lls ." I’llolofll X 1 . Reduced Grades Two and Three .nung I 2 6 6 S a w Three Ships A Siullng and DAILY Now . . . 1 Grades Four and Five song ' 'riie Shepherrl" and “ (.'hn.st rmin Is Wflfaru S<‘<‘kiiii£ ruu-cuT WAIMFAn Com ing ■ M em bers of IheHC grades INCLUMNG MOST AIX SIZES txplained the songs The story of H anuUkah tlui (!arriag<‘, Ihiol.s ^ ENTIKE STOCK Carefully tailored You'll love theta Jewish hohdav releliraled in for utmost sleeping full length gowns New rich tweeda, SONDAY OF WOMEN’S GIRLS’ JACKETS equal to 29.98 qual­ Decem ber whs told by Jolin D»i \ ml ha v<* H hMbv < an for for their snuggty comfort. Elastic ity! Heavy weight, Stim hfteld thHl's no longr»r ni*f*ilot|? Or, how j of The program «onrhuleil with a Sixes 4-14. Largo assortment odors waist trousers, vrarmth. Flowing with all-wool Inter­ about hoots. oviMnhora or othn Christmas and styles. Don’t miss this outstanding Christmas Poem b\' FIiEahetti Keith 9to9 COATS and ROBES crew-neck topper. Mother Hubbard lining. Smart elant typrx of footwuai lliat an- not be* bay. pocket, leather but­ followed by everyone singing “O 2.66 Snug ankles and and coxy fitted Come All Ye I^’nithfiil ' Annourn’eia lug ilKri I it n y iiinir ' Nrrulltig flow«*r» U mk Ii n tM*Hiitirul mhv to «my. **Marry C’hrlat> tons. A fine selec­ wrists keep chills stylet with pert Pa­ tion of patterns, col­ for the prrigram were Donna M i.m.s M ary 1'•* t la I'rn i flirn to r of maa!" <'h<»oae from piniita, |>lnntr*ra and tNiiiqiirta. MEN'S COVERT and ILUE DENIM ter Pan collars. ors. Haynes. (MiriHtine Stephens, nml Ithr Town \Srlfaii' (Irjiart iiiMil aau! j 5000 PIECES OF WESTMORELAND MILK GLASS... Reduced away. Washable, Cheryl Freeman. I on»* rr(|ut*Bl. hnx b»*e'ii ri'it>ivrt! fo r] Now . . . 5 * * LINED JACKETS no Ironing need­ Sizes 34 to SO. Mrs. riwendtrlen Hurt dlrerleil |h tmliv I Id I Mg'- HO'I niiini*nniPi Save Up T o ...... / U th* Kcciip imiKinK H<'‘ OMi[)Unied at Also lovely ed. Pastels ItillU'l.*! fiH fnxIwriU fill l)t»lh ilill j PilM AeCMtOriM Telephone and HUMMEL BEER LAMPS COLORED Slae S8-M. Beg. 4.69. Don’t mlae tUe out- the piano by Mrs. ^tlldref| Tenney table and etandlng value. I ilruii aii'l inliiltN I steeple clocks, wall Hpice Chest FIGURINES GLASS 'rini'u* wiHliing to givr tli^ a r mantel pieces, clocks, cobblers bench­ STEINS All kinds — old 4 to 8x Soiilh'n LarftvKi Ml Ifi III IV uil Ih'i phoiir I hp \vf*l wreaths and es, tea wagons, mir­ Vases, sugar and RADIOS Old and new. and now. creamers, cake plates, (a If -ill sprays . , , rors, spoon racks, spice CANDLES The h rnwn |>elU aii. w lii< h ih thr Wi'tl, (IWlijCLTui chests, pine framed cAndy dishes, ^blets, .HAWTHORNE iy Hercules four or more feel in length and M 'ni.' ...... iiMi i.ni;r ^ V . TNC PLORI5T prints of every descrip­ salt and peppers, om- hiLA A bill a foot long, is the laig tion, planters, knick- Antiques; China, glass, dolls, brio-a-brae. ets, toothpick holders, n Onk «l., Bliimliesler— Ml .t-Of tl, Ml S 1414 •at bird found romihnnly along ihr \\ ,1 sh I Mg I nil AhtMlI H fnllllll knack shelves. Brass; Candle holders, soonoes, plaques, wall clocks; also some new copper Items. bowls. ^ u th e n i foaala of the Hmled thf* iiMi'fh )in\»' Ml gHiiir.e*il |iio I ^ First HEW English ita te a . jginint tn ['if^rnl nil fmlhiMbll, design in 75 years

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Vibrator rocHnir wHb year kair aad scaly are saaiplalsY b-s a slabs era H ete for a free trade-in ettimate. COMPARE AT 119.95 VoluM to 39.95 dry. Iba CMS Hab bryar. RKG. 1.1.98 F O R ...... *2,79 mar-rosistaRt plastic top boatmg pad IncfaNM FREE r ALSO: UNDERWOODS, REMINGTONS. WARDS 7-PIECE DINEHE WARDS BETTER MATTRESSES Enjoy the beneflh of mot- SkWet »ell- t»rrN r.vr.RY n k i h t t i m . * NORMAN’S, INC. OLIVETTI and OLYMPIA PORTABLES . Modem design. 3 drawers, SAUI lie . 3.9S pepper »et SALES — SERVICE — RENTALS one double-deep for flies. sage through vibration. TA iu With fine wall clock. Reduced for this event. Tweed with plastic at peinh umin Trey, dvremed I’KKSCKIITION RAY SELLER'S MUSIC SHOP ELECTRICAL AfPLIANCES Smart limed oak or walnut 1 (h.lv.t, '20x11*. coke cover FIRST FOR NOW ...... Shop now and save. of wear. No-iog spring toat I’llAKMACY ••KVK.RVTIlIMi Ml SICAI." 74.88 woodgroin finish. chair Extra M«M-swemsl A •• 443 HARTFORD RD.-44I 3-1524 EVERYTHING cbostfuctlon. 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NOW 19.88 DORNEYER'S S in 95 NOW to any heigM from 24 to 36'. 99.88 box with 1 oz. linseed oil; I NOW ...... I V e O O 24.88 INTI-KWOVFN .SOCK CARD KHewFortabliMixsrIJHew Portibli Mixer i IDEAL FOR GIFT GIVING SALEI 3.95 pod t e l...2.48 oz. lurpentne; palette; and A ChrUlmas card and n pair of snckx all In one. Just address NO em n poarAtii m u m can Wo9 V G T O m m * 9 V O T I 9 9 T • e e e • e e . NOW 346 R e g . 2 x 4 9 FHtlex 'e*eea*oe*e N O W 1 .9 9 Ref. 10.95 FropAt Torch Set . . . .. NOW . It, stamp It and dnip It In the nearexl niallhswsnd lyssdi soUds. z 90’* length. N O W ...... * t « 0 0 R e f . 4 .9 5 F e e tfae B • eeaeeeeeaei N O W 3 .5 8 R ^ . 19.95 Fvodor Toaster ...... NOW 16;99 * 1 .0 0 . ' Ref. 39.95 Be^rlC Mfawr , e ' NOW 25.88 dr fvH-tiis Bssttw R e f . 6 9 e I. N O W 2 fer Y.08 lk flntse-Ttp tset*. IsleaM Rof. 4.95 Fr. BroM WoR Floqae .. NOW 2.97 hr. E. A JOHNSON PMNT Ca Ref.T.90WaBleCee8.... > • • 0 • • * • N O W M e ...... 5 0 9 k O f f MEN'S 19 Git ROflf ffiqy, 1195 nsron and oHon Uaaket. n m ELECTRICAL FAINT cpd WALLPAPER 9 .9 4 R»»4yertoeMlieCeid eoeeoeee* NOW44e Y .00 Entire stock ef golf bnUo redeetd for 4% E % ( U i GLENNEY'S SHOP mMoi& ggloipg tO ^hoOR* fP 08R . F fO W I .'a...... this sal*. Up t o ...... A C # / 0 'w # r i NORMAN'S, Inc. APPLIANCES PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 723 MAIN STd-441 3-4M1 - HOWlM N O W 3 d M T89 MAIN STREET 4a HARTTOIID KD. — MI *-!«« 901 MAIN STREET MtfHlllPtl

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 19B8 M ANCHESm EVBMINO HSRALH, MANCHESTBS. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1968 P A G E E IG H T follow, a performaino* which left tween a eeeiilar aa4 eaered nU- with the Mark TWaln Masquers 2:30 to 4 p.m. Saturday in the If on* trl*d to include th* ooun- Uona. He can dacida It mean* System D evelop^ ing. AU ef them are voeatlone flven WINE—1280 : DdlS A MiABINB MB I IHanrl^eatpr Uitnga are folaK awimmlnfly In- no doubt that, If th* intariih in- wno—loot for anany yeara. church hall. trlM of Eaatarn Burop*. vaattgatlon poifbnnad aa he want- by Ckxl, to whom wo art account­ WDBO—1860 Vinegar Tests i^dover Mari Profeaaionally, Cklklnz Is en­ Mra. Martin SaUer of this town Connecticut Daily Radio WPOP—1410 ^Dpntns Jfprald But one wonder*, atill, if A lim­ ■td* Odmmuniat China. Ha can de­ ad it to, and found anything In ForvCoding Dnigs able and to whom we mdet anawer WOOO—1290 gaged In progranunlng at WTIC- and Mrs. Theodore Sanden of Co­ ited amount (if free trad* covering cide It mean* the native* an re*t- back of aome of hi* own luMd ad- for our. faithfulnoae. He gives trK im -8 4 0 •taadnrd Ttanq WHAT—010 TV In Hartford. lumbia will be In charge. I I PU B LISH SD BY THJB varying gifts but each may eerve Poison Bowls Play Director M KBA i.n P R lN T IN a CO.. IMC. an unlimited area would not hold Ie«*. Yankee vanc» charge*, tha month* before Chicago—-A. m e th ^ of Coding Oaat Listed A Woody Woodpecker cartoon . ' IS Biaaell Street the 1958 election would be full of the world in a useful and satisfy­ Amiing the membera of the east and a Christmas story film will be more real proml*# for tha future Whichever way th* analy*t widely used drugs for Mpeedv Iden- H m following p n g ru n sched-t an HuichMter Conn. By A. H. O. aomething poaing tu ah expoae of tifleation of unknown drugs by ref­ ing way. The farmer or the fisher­ By RENNIE TAYtO m , C. Davis Calkins of Andover are: Bradley Batson, Hedley Hill, shown. Santa Claus will be present THOMAS F. S*k)KGUSON than an unlimited amount of free man, the researcher or the artist, NbaY—Hound Dog W ALTER R. FERGUSON chooses, h* ha* one consolation. the State Highway^partment. It erence* to their physical charac­ Oise o n Biqiplled by the radio tniO-Mt|SitUaa (fiJP.SoleiWe Writer) Lake ta directing “Th* Story of .Marvin. Roat, Warden Holbiook, to add to the festivities.. P , Notonyourliiei Publlahers trade achieved within limited areas Nobody can, for tha moment at waa true that there Memed some the lawyer or Inventor, the drafts­ manigemehte and are subject to WDRO-ni; Wolid TonlgM Berkeley, Calif., Dec. 18 (8>)— Lyman Eddy, William Hammond Mothers are reminded to bring The Zenith Quality SOi-R bSSO Tha other day, one o l the (»m- teristics Is being developed by the man or th* secretary, each give u* ^ WPOP—Modem fj^ d s the Other Wise Man" which St Vended October 1. iWl which would be likely. In the end, least, prove him wrong. dlvlaion « f opinion, the Re­ American Medical Assn. PINE LENOX change without notice. Do you hove any brightly colored. Robert Bartlett, auford Wright small presents. complete...yet is unexcelled mittee* the last Republican Lcg- publican* themaelvea, about a glimpse into all of the many wuor-w,., Peter's Bpiaoopal Church w i U in performance by hearing PublUhad KveryEvery Evening Excapt to wind up doing trade battle with iilatura gave Interim atatu* *ang The system relies solely on such Si: Inexpensive Oriental dishware such Glen Higgins, Bert London, Hen­ Boy Scouts Hold Swim One of the more Inviting [Reeses whether thl* quest ehoulil be un­ facets of oGd's resources, beauty, WINP—Manchaeler BeraM Newe siie— as chop suey bowls or other food present in the Hebron elementary Boy Scout .Troop 124 held a undayaaya and HoHdayaHolloa. Entered ^ at the it* swan *ong, with recommen- characteristics aa size, shape, PHARMACY WINP—Benditand ry Parkington, Henry Jones, Rob­ aids selling for $2(X), or more. Poat Office at Manchealcr, Conn. one another. on the matter muat, however, muat a dertaken, but Donaldson at least and power. So each etep in life bei- ' ise— containers?’ swimming and bowling night at (\ation that the entire operation color, scoring, and similar feature* WllfP—Muslo lor the flral amft • :18— school auditorium a t 7 p.m. Christ­ ert' Schuyler, Miss Ellen Shorey 10-Day Money Back Guaran­ Second Claaa Hal) Matter And one wonder* If the really won through to the point where comes a useful calling when it 1* 299 E. CENTER ST. WHAY—Hound Dog If so, and if you acquired them the Willimantic 'YMCA last night be ruled out. This Is the guess of the State Highway Deportment of tablet* *M capsules. WTIO-NlghUln* mas Ehre. and Miaa Ruth Pagach. tee! Come in...Or phone for it waa set up and launched. Through It* use, physicians, at­ lived out for the glory of God and WHAY—PlatUr Party within the past two years, maybe The presentation of a pageant A. Robert Cole la In charge of The panther patrol will meet at SUBSCRIPTION RATES elgniftcant progree* of our age la which holds that Kliruahchev In be aubjected to thorough Investl- for the improvement and benefit Ml 9*^896 Kecoro Krvu, WDRO—The World Tonight home demonstration today! Payable in Advance Just what faltering efforts the tendants in hospital emergency WKNB—Open Hike WPOP—Modem Sounde you should give them the vinegar In St. Peter’s Church on Christ­ scenery and lighting and Mrs. Paul the home of patrol leader Roy One Year ...... S15 5<) not going to come from thoae ven­ Russia may have helped bring gation. for all humanity. 9*86— supposed Investigation did make, rooms and poison-control centers, WTIC—R o m Miller test for poison lead, two Berkeley mas Eve ha* been on annual cus­ Pagach win handle costuming. The Darwin Jr. at 7 p.m. Friday. Six Monllia ...... 7 75 tures In wfhlch the Idea and prin­ about this change In Chinese Com­ The new Democratic L«gl*Iature WHAY-Nism Watch ' Three Monlha ...... 7IMJ whether It followed some leads law officers, pharmacists, anil Lord thank The* for calling me W pne-^ Kol^ wnc—Nlghtllne Cl^ health officers said today. tom for many year*. However, it narrator will be the Rev. Douglas . 1 70 la not too likely to take up the to serve Thy purposes in my work; WPOP—Top 40 Tim* One Month ...... ciples of unity have originally munist leadership hecau.se he dis­ and found they weren't paying off, medical examiners will be able to 4:16— WDRO-'fhe World Tonight Bome but not all of these dishes haa drawn an increasingly large F. Pimm, of St. Peter's Manchester Evening Herald Wopklv ...... 70 ■earch for the Inefficiency, in­ or whether the effort collapsed may my talent and ability be ded­ . WPOP—Modem Sound*. give off lead from their color pig­ Sinicle Copy ...... 06 been eprend thin In order to make likes recent C^hlnese Communist narrow down a drug's identity to a WINIi-«*W* attendance and consequently larg. Church. Andn\-«r correepondent, Mrs. Paul fluence, and poialble acandal the through mere lack of Republican icated to honor Thee and assist 4:1#— ■ ments or even from their glazed QUINN’S PHARMACY them Inclusive rather than from toughness at home and abroad. At Republican Interim committee was relaUVely few products in a short WINP-Musm wltn Jo* airand *‘lfcxY-N iMht Wateb er quarters had to be found. The next rehearsal will be held n. Pfanstiehl, telephone Pilgrim MEMBER OF energy, the record doesn’t say. time. Then chemical tests can be my fellow man. w no—At 1E« UN surfaces when they come Into con­ 2-8856. those ventures which act out to originally lupposed (o find. WDRC—The World Tonight CUkin* ha* had many years at 7 p.m. Sunday In the Hebron PHONE Mi 3-4136 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS home the Chinese Communists, All the record says 1* that the made to confirm the identity of the Rev. C. Henry Anderson *'wHAY—Platteb Party tact . with acid food, the health experience In both the acting and school. The Aaaociaterl Press is exclusively achieve higher degrees of unity by A* for the general public, it Is WTIO-Roi* Miller WPOP—Modem ^unde « l M ANDU tA T Y tM It AMO A C C U M M B entitled to the use of republlrnllnn of with their new system of com­ committee which was set up to drug. 1B:#»- workers assert. . directing fields, and lately has FOR MOST HEAMNG AIDS forced to choose between two con­ WDRO-^ kol^ WHAY—Night Wntoh OLS Slates Ohlldren’s Partlea If you can get pastry flour. yo\i all news dispatches credited to ll or operating behind walls of their munes, are making Russian Com­ get Rlbicoff by tearing open his Marine Worms Eaten WPOP—Top 40 Time WTIC—Treamiry of Miule This dissolved lead could become preferred work aa a director. He The Catholic Ladies’ Society of may want to try It In quick breads not otherwise credited In Ihls paper clusions. Either the State High­ State Highway Department ended 4:$e— sii'i also the local iifws published here. own. munism look like a timid capital­ way Department Is so clean and WHAY—Flatlet Party WDRC—Moods lor Romance a source of poisoning, they add. U now active In the Beacon Play­ ,St. Columba's Church will hold a and pie dough becaii.se It helps to All rights of republlmilnn of special its labors with the recommenda­ WPOP—Modem Sounds And they have advised doctors and ers and waa formerly associated It may he one Instance where istic experiment. wholesome and efficient nobody Pago, Pago, Samoa — A highly WTIO—Roe* Miller childien'a Christmas party from produce a tender product. di-l>ntchrs herein are also reserved tion that Rlbicoff auid the Dem­ A Thought for Today popular food In Pago Pago is the WDR(3—Cal Kol^ tB:16— health workers generally to be on Read Herald Advs. building from the top down eome- Abroad the Chinese Commu­ could find anything scandalously ocrat* undertake their own fish WPOP—Top 40 •nme WHAY—Night Watch the alert for lead poisoning in Kull service client of N E. A Serv- wrong with It. Or the Republicans apMsored by the Uanctiaslac palolo, a type of marine worm 4:46— WTIC—Treasury of Muile If*' Itif' how proves more practical than nists, with their flare-up over Ing expedition, reporting its re­ OonneU ef Ohnrehas that grows b> coral reefs. In Oc­ WHAY—Platter Party 'WDRC—Moods for Romance cases where the cause of vague I'uhli*-tiers Representallvea: The became unBccountably lazy be­ WPOP—Modem founds building from the bottom up. ()uemoy, and with their savage sults to Republicans for future tober or November the bodies WTIC-Ro!! Miller 1B:SB— intestinal or nerve Illness is not Jiitius Mnihews Specifil Agency N tween the time they set up their use. In, We suppose, 1960. WURU—Oil Kolbv apparent. Y«^li- rlurngo ...... srulpeirnlf Ro.ston Ideological attacks on Tito, with interim committee and the time it There Are Varieties of Service bat part from the heads and drift to WPOP—Top 40 Tim* WIIAY-Ntsm Watch MEMBh:R AUDIT RirnEAU o r the Burface. The native fishermen 6:*e— WTIC—Behind the Pages The warning was given by Dr. 501 E. Middb nnvri.ATiuNS ______whom Khrushchev once made should have been producing stuff the Some Lord.’ 1 Cor. 12:5 WHAY—Platter Party WDRC—Moods tor Romanco Alvin R. Leonard, a city health Study Needed for the lO.'ik campaign. God works through many peopl* scoop..them up, rush them to shore, WnO—Wew* WPOP—Modem Sounds T H rapikB peace, have even aecnied to he Deaths Last Night and fry them in banana leaves. WDKO—New! Reporter 10^46— physician, and Glenn Lynch, de­ The herald rrlVtlng Comitanv. Inc.. Whether ll ha.s been Democratic and in many vocations to sustain WPOP—Top 40 Time WHAY—Night Watcli partment technician. In California PLENTY OF FREE EASY PARKING as<»u!nes no tinanrlal respnnalbllUv for Argument that the new auto li­ pushing Khrushchev sround. virtue or Republican laziness and enrich human lives, and there They are said to taste like spinach Window shades of lovely Du Pent OTIC—UN Radio Rerleie tvp<'graphiral errors appearing In ad­ By THE ASSOCIA-TED PREHS ami are called "Samoan caviar." l;#5— WDRC—Moods for Romnnca Medicine, publication of the Cali­ V . ’/*-/» vertisements and fither reading matter ability Insurance rate* now pro­ But the pleasant theory that which has been responsible for at is really no essential difference be­ *^ontlM'’ areo*i)rtowaih. Will wmF—Newe WPOP—E. P. Morgsn In The Manchester Evening Herald. Chicago—Dr. Oeorge Living­ look like new. Won't creek, fray or i;16— fornia Medical Assn. posed for f’onnecllcut are exces­ Khrushchev has been aide to reach least the negative bill of health WINF-_SporU U:BG— First word of the existence of handed the .State Highway De­ stone Robinson, 9.6, theologian and pinhole. Availeble In many attrac­ WHAY-Night Watch Di.-|*isv n'lvefMstng rlnsltig hours: sive Is an argument certain to be WHAY-Platter Party these potentially harmful food con over and shove Man iipalalra In partment, we may never know for arrhacologisl, died Wednesday. He tive colon, Juet call u*. Wc will be WTIC—Ross Miller writ;-News For M"ti<1av —1 p m Frldny was professor of Hebrew and Old WDRO—Cal Kolby WDRC—News A Weather tainers came a year ago from a For Tues ni Tuesday lost to the stallsUcs of the mo­ nists out of his own policy hair la All we do know 1s that the 19S7 give you a. free eetlnute for new i:S»— For Thursday—1 p m We.Jriesday. ical Seminary from 1898 to 1939 •Tontine." WHAY—Platter Party WHAY—Night Watch sauce in a dish and left it in the For Frldav —1 n.m Thursday ment, It will be lost to tha ststls- a little too pleasant for some of session of the General Assembly and was regarded as an authority WTIC—Ro!! Miller WrU'—SjMirU Final refrigerator five days. Some of For Saliirdav — 1 n rn Friday. opened with the disclosure of whnt WDRC—Moods for Romnnea f’lnssifled deadline I0 70 a m each llcs of tomorrow If the companies the realities that can he discerned. on the archeology of the Holy WDRC—Cal Kolby the color left the dish and got Into seemed an adventuresome but WPOP—Eye Opener WPOP—Modem Sounds dav puhHrntlon except Rnttirdav— involved don't really need the ex­ In the first place, It Is qiille likely Land. He was born In New York MPONT 6:48- lltSB— the sauce. 9 a m sound oiilline of Republican strat­ Don’t Know What to Give? WHAY—Plattei Party WHAY—Jaxs All^ Dr. Leonard said the State it a money nm\', tiiey will need it that Mao himself wa.s the prisoner .Stale. OTK —Starlight Serenade egy. VVitli a campaign against Washington—Lora E. Clement, SEND MONTGOMERY WARD WTIC—R o m Miller WDRO—Moods for Romanet Health Dept, found that acid In Thursday, Deremher IR .soiin. If Uie Ini reiiKea are slowed o others, or si least of circum­ superman Rlbicoff cumlng up i WDRC—Cal Kolby WPOP—Modem Sounds the sauce dissolved the glaze and Discount Department Stores 76, former editor of the Seventh TONTINE. WPOP—Eye Opener U:45— Monch«st«r down now, Ibev will eventuate stance, In the poll! ies Khrushchev year later, the Kepiihllrans In Day Adventist youth magazine, CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATES *:6*— lielded a solution containing up tended to use their own legisla­ WHAY—Dateline WIIAY—Jass All^ Techniques Toward Unity Inter. And llien there will be still dislikes, Just as Khrushchev, him­ "The Youth's Instructor," died WTIO—Newe OTTC- Starlight Sierenade to 26 per cent lead. It reported one tive power to rut) some of the |1 oad $5 DENOMINA'nONS REDEE51ABLB ■ ( 7 WDRC—Moods for RomanCO dish contained enough lead to more Im reuses. self, for that rnaller, would slso Wednesday of Injuries suffered WDRO—Newa ReporttT WPOP—Modem Sounds Throughout the post-war era. gloss off the superman. They hit when hit by a car Dec. 9. Since AT ANY WARDS STORE ANYTIME WPOP—Newa U:36- cause acute poisoning. Another nrgiimeni, wlilcli Is an seem to be the prisoner of some­ on the device, new for Connecticut, E. A. JOHNSON S:e6— one of the great dominant drives in I9.'i2 she was with the Review and WINF—New* WINFr-SIgn 6ff Dr. Leonard advised housewives argument not atioiil specific pales thing which has caused him to trim nf authorizing their legislative Herald Publishing Assn., parent and food handlers to teat such the world has hern toward unity commillee to function In the Inter­ PAINT CO. •ll*—wnnr—Hualo .for _Evening . from one mnnili nr year to an- many of his own original. Inallnc- publishing house of the Adventist 300 Radio Stations on Air dishes by putting about an ounce , Me* Twt No*tW THbaM t - toward organizational unity, to­ im between sessions. Perhaps the 72$ MAIN ST., MANCHESTER S:16— oilier, but nliiiiil llie whole bn.si- live policies. On this basis, to get ('hurch. WHAY—Dateline and a half of distilled vinegar In ward political unity, toward eco­ HUggesIloii came from Republican WTIC—Strictly Sporu them and letting them stand 24 to neaa. Is an argument rerlaln In rid of Mao In any degree would WDRC—Newa Time Tokyo—There are nearly 300 nomic unity, even toward unity of National Chairman Meade Alcorn, radio broadcasting etatloni In Ja­ 48 hours. If the colors fade In the ably have given off considerable win, sooner or liilcr. merely be to slrengllien the Cbl- who had seen what the Democrats WPOP—Dixieland presence of the vinegar, they prob- auch values as those involved in a mmki lUt ' #!l»- pan, all established elnce the ad lead, he said. Tills Is tlie argnnient wlili li says nese lough policies at home and were doing with such committees WHAY—Serenada veni of commercial radio at the definition of what human rlghta between sessions down In Wash­ (b* Imffktt''— W nc—Music by Melachrino that this whole proceas, llie wdiole abroad. WDRC—Newi and Sports end of World War II. More than (»ught to he. vlclona cycle of more acildonta, ington At any rate, before the leeies *f WPOP—Modern Sounds 14,600.000 households, or 8.12 per T'hc safest guess Is Ibsl there Is session adjourned. House Chair­ #:46— Again and again, this drive to­ higher and snniellmes niinaenalcnl Ik* yesr WHAY—Herenade cent, have radios—one of the high tiolhlng pleasant In the change man John r>onaldaon of the Fi­ WTIC—Three Star Extra ward unity haa made a choice be­ claims snd scl I Icnienta anil Jiidg- nance Committee spent some time est such rates In the world. Santa pampers Inside (kmimiinlsl China pleasant with extra WDRC—Lowell Thomae tween methods of progress menls, and ever lilglier Inanrsncc offering seemingly Juicy leads for WPOP—Modern Sounds for Khrushchev or for anybody 7 ;6e— HAPPY PARKING TICKETS In one method, It hss slmed at rates, has to lie lialled and aliol- an Interim Investigation of the WHAY—Serenade else. ■State Highway Department to WTIC—Dick Bertel Waltham, Mass., Dec. 18 (AT— all-lncluslveneas, and has sacrlflcfkl Ished. WDRC—Amo! and Andy Motorists who park Illegally In children’s feet in Reg. $1480 Valu*! “Polar King” R8{. $2.00 Value! ImiMiiad I F quality for quantity. An example WPOP—Fulton Lewis 'Waltham during this Christmas It (seems nlmnst Inipnaalliln tn 7:18— of this method Is represented by WHAY—Serenade seaflon are finding a new type of hall l|ie niiniliei nf nccidrnls on onr tfPAYMtNT TERMS’^ . ^ w n c —Dick Bertel "tag" on their cars. I‘ reads: RAG the United Nations Itself, which In­ « . . $o fit your budgot | WDRC—Amoe and Andy highways. It will keep going up WPOP—Modem Sounds "The Waltham Police Dept, has cludes almost everybody, hut which Year hy year, llie aninninlille de AHENTION LADIES! tagged this car for treffic viola­ slippers j go 7iS8— Includes so many opposing phlloso Braided algnera, following tlieir own Ideas THIS SEASON MAY BE BRIGHTER WHAY—Hound Dog , tion. However, Santa Claus has SLEEPING BAG phles ,so many conflicting national WTIC—Newe ol the World ' fixed this ticket fo. you and ex­ Hair nf w liat \r ill Hr ore rr'ltli tlie ciia SPECIAL . . . IDEAL FOR GIFTS WITH EXTRA CASH TO CONSOLI­ WDRC—An.ewer PleaSe purposes and necessities, thitl the WPOP—Modern Sounds tends to you the city’s greetings * Beautiful tniners in tlicir compel ll l\'e tnni-- DATE BUIS PURCHASE THE 7:46- rnstumea power of the organization Itaelf, for a merry Christmas (uid a hap­ Repeat Of A ket, come up wllli advam es wlileh THINGS YOU WANT OR NEED. WHY WHAY—Hound Dog py New Year.” of *uch unity as has been achieved WTIC—Lite in the World mean that automobile repairs, even HAZEL BISHOP NOT STOP IN TODAY OR CALL WDRC—E. R Murrow WPOP—Modern Sounds Rt9. $3.98 Vdut! Snow Jot la limited and far abort of what nf llie moat minor and ronllne na­ Sellout! that of the top political organlza ••••*- ture. will coat more. 'Hie latest WHAY—Hound Dog TOBOGGAN SLED tlon In "ona world" ought to hr, LASTING LIPSTICK WTIC—Nlghtllne tiling in windshields, for Inslancr, WDRC—Robert O Lewi, PRESCRIPTIONS a Celacot filled * Pelyethelyne ^ ^ 0 Rtlll, It doea hava Incluslveness, WpOp —Modem Sounds e Waterproof rubberized glve.s tlie enstnmer more value, hot RKAI) ORANGE 1:18— DAT OR NIGHT and Ita power haa grown, and bottom e Light and $ I* has also, all liy Itself, decri'ed an WHAY—Hound Dog BT EXPERTS $ aoma of Ita proceduraa and Instltu REG. $1.00. NOW 35g PluH Tax w n c—Nlghtltne e Water repellent top increase In Insniance rates, lie- WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis covering canopy strong tlons have been strengthened, and WPOP—Modem Bounds ARTHUR DRUfi ennse wiien llie glass goes lliere is gi — Ruat proof zipper . tha good. Invaluable thing Is timl 88 Tremendoua aeleotlon of Flexible Fl.ver niore of it to replace, and 11 Is s WHAY—Hound Dog how'ever thin a veil of world or­ WTIC—Nlghtllne ______at low, low discount pricet. more expensive glass, Onr enn- WDRC—Jai! l! My Beat der the United Nations repre­ AHENTION MEN! WPOP—Modern Sounds tlmilng Inflalinn, applied tn the 1:48- sents, it la a world-wide world or­ WIIAY—Hound Dog cost nf nialerlals, and labor, and GIVE HER A JAMES' Pr*f«rr*d Financ* Co., Inc. WTIC—Nlghtllne MORE FOR YOUR MONEY OR YOUR MONEY BACK! der. WDRC—Jazz la My Beal NOTICE tn the earning capai Ity of aci ldenl 98.S Main Street WPOP—Modem Sounde In the second method of progress vlcllma, and In the enal nf medi­ Manchester THE OFFICE OF toward orgnnlzstlonal unity prac Phone; Mitchell 8-4168 Rog. to $25.00 Voluos! cal care, tlirowB Its Influence Intii Television Program* DR. JEAN-LOUIS Ro9. $3.98 Vduo! ticed In our post-war world, the the pictiiie. Kiitlrely aside from GIFT CERTIFICATE A loan nf 1100.00 costs $20.60 On Paj?e Two HEBERT procedure hae been reversed, with the fact llial some silly claims arc V" when promptly repaid In 12 con- Glris* Holiday the object being to ohtetn a higher made, and paid, entirely a|inrt aeciitive monthly installm ^ts of 100 E. CENTER ST. Men’f OUTER JACKETS degree of unity In more limited JAMES' BEAUTY SALON ’jP $10.06 each. from the fact that an oci iialonal GENERAL WILL BE CLOSED DRESSES and SUBURBANS •pheres. The technltju# has been to Jury goes hay wire, entirely apart u :\ MAIN ST.—TEI). MI 9-5701 LOAN.S FROM $25 to $600 MON., DEC. 22 TO find relatively smell groups of con from the fact lliat tliere are some OPEN SATURDAYS TUES., JAN 6 e Neweet etyles and fabriee genial spirits and have them or lawyers anil prnfeasinnal wllnesses T V SERVICE • I'oggle Coata—(]ullt lined and hooded o Zipper front Parkao—-quilt lined ganlze eoine apeclal eectlonal unity who almosi aee.m to make a rarket Days M AE A OaO Merry Christmag and e Oay Holiday prints, solid color* Nights •Ea93 Plus Parts and hooded of their own, Thla la the techniqtie not nf aci ldenl and Injury, we have A Happy New Year TEL, 8D 8-5482 * Dreesy Nylon Trinw e Rod Hunting Paricao—with zipper which, If II had Us wny, wnnid a hiialc alliintlnn In which the ex game pocket have given ua Home "Allantli jieiiaes of the Inmiranie com­ The Bonk that gives you PLANNED SECURITY * Sice* 1-3, l-8z, 7-14. o Orion pile lined, wool melton bomber*. Union” of democracies In place of panies keep going up, which the United Nallona Itaelf It la the nieana the rales we all pay ninal technique which haa followed llie keep going \ip ton. $ creation of llie Unllod Nations, and No one ran say hall to any one 96 often aabolaged the United Na- of the Individual factors respon­ $ tlone, by the creation of varlotia re­ sible. gions! grniiplnga tif nnlinna In aec Look Ahead to ’59 Orttor AttrocHvo Stylot t o ...... $7.47 | We And miraelves. then. In a all- tional iinlllea which alan divide the nation whieh Is steadily growing y WOOD NHEIING world. Inipoaalble. It la a time when no Such war between two melhoda THAT COVERS W AUS one ran afford to drive nninanreil of driving toward unity, the all- and a Reg. to $6.00 Values! ll Is also s lime when II Is s strug­ ^IMX-lal Purchase! 6Irnl! Inclualve method, and the eelectlve. Reg. Children's gle tn be able tn buy tlie Insurance $1.00 Value! aecllonal, llke-with-llke melhod. SeORT SHIRTS no one can afford to be wllliout. SHETLAND TYPE * "Sew Islaiid" luid has been perl Iciilarly vlelhle In It Is a time when It Is wonderful , S W E A T E R S "Clubman" collection* the eionondc sphere. TTiere, the Royni Douleoa to think that there can be sncli a China Figurine ALL WOOL MUFFLERS of wash and wear general world drive hss been in PREPAID * Aaeorted e Crew neck ■tylee * Cotton ami silks, plaids, til' ig as respnnsihllily for damage the direction of free trade, wlilili plaid flannel* and Injury anstalned by the Inno- 3 3 » pattern* • ^ w e Aoarirted would mean the unil,^’ of tlie wliole cenl. It Is also a time when our e Variety of color* i : * Many world In one .mark^. But tlie e Size* courla are clogged with the proe- 14 K (Aveneblc in exilor* other nietliod which lias liern dominant, S-M-L. ■ styles esses for Iranalallng Ihia responal- Christ as Boy or Girl Charm) again and again, has been that of hlllly Into dollara, and when aome 14 K Cultured Pearl Bracelet limited aectlnnal untiles, aimed at of the Judgmenla are weird, to aay ngiigiieiieiieio* first hecauae they would pre­ You can b« a Chrisfmai ange with a check for a 38®® the lenal. COMPARE THE (?UALITY COMPARE THE VALUES sumably he easier to create 14 K Gold Pin 14 K Cultured Bill ll la obviously Uie whole bill-frta holiday. You can give the "big" gifts Special Riicli aectlnnal nnillea, ll Ima Peart A Diamond system,-and not merely Us abuses, 2 4 0 0 14 K Diamond Bracelet Wriitwatch Ring been said, uniild lie cnalec tn R0 9 . $1.69 Vduo! LocHos* which must be broiight imdec ex- you've wanted to in '59 with a SBM Christmas S i tiler c \rdtii a fuller degree of e - 225®® 87®® Purchase! K aminiilliin. II haa become a crazy Worm Cotton unlt>' tlian would otherudae he Club if you itart ona right now. Open a SBM Sterling Sltvas biibhle, Inflallng Iteelf from almost M possible 'Hien. if tiiev wnrireil. they Sugar i Crmm Sit everything Hint happens, carrying might be pilot liglits toward unity 14 K eWrs! Bracelets fioai Scurub Bfoedh 3-Pc. Jr. Miss DRESSER SET f. FUNNa MQHT80WNS the human good and Jusltce It does 28** In more extended and difficult Chri$tma^ 1 4 - Inclode*i areas. involve townnl unreasonable and 68®® Impoaalhle altltiidea. S 25 CLUB . . : ...... Sav* ^ 50c waakly Pair of DiaseonL • Ooniib o Aaeorted Print pattern* Sizes It Is tliia niptliud, and the tlieory Cultured Pearl I N • Brash Tlie cure which almost auto- Sava $1 .0 0 waakly beiiind 11. whli li aie now being init $ 50 CLUB...... Earring! 14 K ChataM ftoue Miniature The factofjr-attached nailiAg • Mirror S-M-L tn I be teat In West ecu F.urope's matlcnlly suggests Itself would be Club 'Diasaofid Pendant • Waohable, eaoforized $100 CLUB ...... Sava $2 .0 0 waakly 1 0 0 ®® 7 ^ » gtripa on beautiful real wood controveray over trsde. In tlie dis­ to have accident compensation $150 CLUB...... Sava $3.00 waakly 63®® pute between the ('mnninn Market handled the way workmen's com­ ■ Loc-WaU panels pennit nail­ pensation IsTiandled. Home official, $250 CLUB ...... Sava $5.00 waakly UKOaltured ing right on studs. Slip-to- > i:.,' limited to Just six roiinirlea, and PeerICtesiA Beg. to $18.85 Voloel Ref. to 8S.N Vahwa! Uie wider area of leaser free trade responsible study of difficulties In­ $500 CLUB...... Sava $10 .0 0 waakly Chain gether panels cover wall ' Men's FMImmm ntoae aad Tailored unity represented liy llie Organl- volved wniilil he welcome. 1 9 0 0 areas with, amazing speed t ' zallfin for Kiiropcan Krnnoinlc ('o. for big labor savings. Hid^n O|ierallon. we can ace two aec- nailing except in seldom-seen SPEIDEL COSTUME Through Ramhoo, Darkly YEARLY DIVIDEND RATE INCREASED tlimai and limited oigriniziitlons, P rittt imflud* P«f*rW T s x placet. eacli dedicated to tlic idea of free 'null hclplcaaneas which de- TIE CUSEaud piti.T-;;-1 JEWELRY * W 81-ri Ysliw! LocUm ' trade, now threatening a costly scendi iipiin the outalde world Delimits made durinir the first A W eyeriioeuM r l 4 -e o u * a ri f ro th id when It IrIcH to get Itaelf a quirk 5 bukineiss days 'of each CUFF LINK SET and dcatructlve trade war with one a Nerklaeea anotlier. annlyala of event.a Inside n\is.sia to 3 ^ 4 % month tvil! earn dividends COTTON KNIT lO V U V WEST6IN WOODS ef your efcoko iododM* Wake •ad Lirile*’ Mkl Mea’e Watch But even should tills rnnrilcl lie merely donhle.a llaelf when we I ry from the first 0)f:-(he month. AttaeimieMt aiiki MratWea- • Earrlaf* Ct'RKBNT RATR While Pine, Intend »#d Cedor, Ponderoso Pine, end Inland resolved In favor of fuller fi-ee to penetrate the atill more thh kly ttoa Braeelela. a Fin* or Braeeleta " T " SHIRTS trade for the whole larger urea veiled meaning of events Inaldc torch. Both Formal (door) and Trodilienoi (knotty) ttyNngt. what we would have then would he Cliina. Three distinctive rondom-Broov# patterns. See loc-Wolll PVottt snug, totg booties to sparkling dress-up stgles, there’s a Loaf sleeve •tylee another see tlonally linilled plec c of A riidi \’Rr|ety of choice Ilea open holiday pleasure a-foot for every boy or girl, fn National • Stripes, m unity. It would J3c called "Kurope' to the Riialyal who would like to elippers. *k PearUpetal indian lioe, bunny fur. Light blue, - faaelee, J but It would, in actuality, exclude VTt imaiu Bmdiiget Paymants. nolida ^ deride upon the aignlficanre of the pMe, white. Sizee to S, $!.$$. k, Ros0 in fur pompom, illu- the eaatem half of Europe, Of retirement of Mao Tze-Tung ai Psy MS littU as $4.00 a asantb. • Wide •••prtiarBt courae, the amount of agreement formal head of the Chlneae govern­ eieoKloth eeuf. Pink, blue. Sitee to $. c. Boy 5r girl’e on trade practices which would be ment. He can deride that It means itwtitxs-snvexsMtTHs leedher eeU shearling bootie. statural. SiseS to S. i t M . achieved among the nations of a curtailment of Mao's ppwer and THE KNOWN NAME, 858 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER MANCHESTER SQ0EPIN6 PARKADB weatam Europe would preiumably Influence. Or he can decide it THE KNOWN QUALITY Also Haitfbird . . . be much greater and deeper than means Mao Is so strong h* can Wild Mlddl* T\irnpik« nad Broad^ 8te««t OPEN MON.-SAT. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING STORE tt>* amount that could b* ebtalnad •IN C B 1 » 0 0 PHONE MI f-429S afford to glv* up on* of his post- tAjLWAVt PUNTT OP P M PAMCM9) ■ t ■9

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PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1988 HANCHESTBS EVENING BERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1988 PAGE EdEVEN *------.11 ..I ...... Nationalist Spy I twmjt twwuM titnJ m K.1 tM iil MBJl MPA 19Dd. MK Dance Pupils Hold D O N T MISS OUR GREAT At Vote on Mao ATHARMAC f Pope Gives Red Hqts Christmas Party T^e Baby Has Taipei, Dec. 18 WV-A. Netlonel- iat ChlneM agent waa preaent Dance students of Gertrude Ty-' CARPET SALE ' m when -the Chlneee Communist To 20 New Cardindls ler held a ballroom Christmas par­ Party*! Central Committee decided ty yesterday to celebrate the end NOW GOING ON not to nominate Mao Tae-Tung (or ((jeaUattod (ram Page Oae) of a 10-week course. Carpets for every room at distinct savings. Selections as n e a t Coventry The w in n ^ of the foxtrot com­ E as you’ll find anywhere. Prices that moke shopping at home Been Named... reelection aa President, a Taipei GIFTS—I petition were two couples, Phillip tofy to give their aieenl to the " worthwhile. newspailer reported today. Greene and Joyce Ames, and Bill The EnglUh-language China FOR MEN AND BOYS new OardlnaU, the first event in and Maureen Mangan. The win­ Nevnl, an independent daily, said Car Rolls Over, “Shop in Manchestet— The Little City CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED the week'! prograt-. , ners of the cha-cha contest were the informer w si present, as a de­ After the ceremony of the red Roy Clarke and lisa Taurts. with the Big Future” / Karen Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Surdel, 41 High voted, high-ranking member of the Woman Unhurt St., Rockville. She was born Dec. II at RockvI|le City Hoapltal. party. ’All Items Gift Boxed hat, Pope John gave .hie bleasihg Her maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Walter Wojtyna, The newspaper said the agent to the Cardinals and to the thou- A South Coventry woman was Indifin Legend MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER Hartford. She has a brother. Richard, 2>*i, had news of the decision radioed eande In the biialUCa, then waa uninjured after her esur rolled over I . • • * • Indians dug the soft red stone to Taipei only hours after it was borne out oii hia portable . throne. on Silver St. st 1:30 sjn. today. J .108 MAIN ST.—MI 9-4343^PEN EVENINGS Susan Ann. daiightet ol Mr and Mrs. Richard McGovern. 14 made. Mrs. Mable Spruce, 39, of Ger­ to make their peace pipes from a White St.. Rockville She was born Dec. 9 at Rockville City The China News quoted intel­ The new Ckrdinais returned to ald Park, South Coventry, was quarry near Pipestone, Minn. Their Sii»ui>iisiiHi»ii»imi»iiHt»iwiin i>»imwiwmwiiii*iiiiii» t»iiHmmi»iiMin iMiiii Hospital. Her malernnl grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Frank ligence sources here as saying the fHARMACl the basilica altar, before the driving her car south on Silver St., legends ssy the strange reddish Milimus, H W'hile St,. Itockvilic She has a sister. Sharon. 2. reds were alarmed at the speed el.lj[>ty pontifical thrjne for the according to State Police. When material Is the flesh of Indians Advertise in The Herald— It Pavs with which Taipei learned the fliral ceremony. the car Mt a dry patch, It skidded drowned In the Great Flood. Susan KhUne, daughter of .Mr and Mrs. Timothy .lajliardo, news and were trying to find out They prostrated theraaelves be­ to the right, climbed an embank­ Ijikeslde Dr Amlover She was born Dec. 10 at Manchester who supirtlcd it. fore the altar and prayed while ment and roiled over. Memorial Hospital Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and the Sietlne choir aang a verse of The car received minor damage Mrs Octave Csuthiio. Hnrtforrl. and her paternal grandparents the Te Deum (hymn of thanks). but waa towed from the scene. are Mr. and Mrs Kasirr .In)linrrlo, Ror'ky HIM. Then, in the last ac' of the pub­ Mrs. Sprague was charged with • * • • lic. ceremony, Eugene Cardinal operating her car too fast for con­ CELEBRATING THE Miiry Is4iii1m>. daiiKhIrr of Mr nnprelates. gated the accident. Mr and Mrs. Conrad (hillarni, I* all ftlvcr. Mass , and her paternal All the Cardinals then filed out OPENING OF OUR prandparents are Mr and Mrs. (Miarles St. Pierre, P'all River. to' a concluding secret consistory She has a brother, Dennis. 10. and two sisters, Irene, B, and Col­ with Pope John. Turks' U.S. Sales Lead leen, A. There the Pontiff gave the new NEW FAMILY • • * • • onis their syrpbollo rings and as­ Ankara—The United States oc­ Rlrlmrd Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Macomber, Thrall Rd., .. you can enjoy a signed them titular churches In cupies first place In the Turkish Vernon He was born Dec. 14 at Manchester Memorial Hoapl­ . Tlien he performed an an­ export-import trade. In 1957. U.S. tal, His maternal prandpnrents are Mr. and Mrs. Ford Collins, cient ceremony to admit them to exports to Turkey totaled $121,- CLOTHING Slipper.V Rock, F’a.. and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and new world of pleasure in the realism of the privilege of counseling him 000,000 and exports from Turkey Mrs. William Macomber, Springfield, Mass He baa two alalera, aqd to speak at consistories. The to the United States amounted to Janice, 4’^. and Kim, 2. Pwtlff also pledged them to secre­ 389.000. 000. Turkey’s next best • • • • • customers was West Germany, CENTER! cy about the College's future delib­ Pope John XXIll places red blretta on head of Richard Cfirdintd Cushing during cerenwny in Vat­ Craig St4*rllng, son of Mr niul Mrs Wllllsm N fJIrard, 7 Fern magnificent erations. whose exports to Turkey totaled 154.000. 000 and imports from Tur­ ican City yesterday. The Pontiff convoked 20 newly created cardinals with the red blretta, the St., Rockville. He was born Dec l.t st Manchester Memorial The three new Cardinals absent emblems of their princely rank. (AP Photofax via radio from Rome.) Hospital. Hts maternal grand[)aients are Mr. and Mrs. Russell today were Fernando Cento, Papal key 345,000.000. McIntyre, Pawtucket. R. I , and his palcmal grandparents are Mr. Nynclo to Portugal; Joseph Bueno and Mrs. William Irons, North Providence. H. 1. Club Makes, Fixes Toys for Children’s Home to Montreal, Archbishop of SeviUe, # • • « • Mu Slgrna Chi of Krtond Congregational Church made these stuffed animals and also fixed and Spain, and the Vatican's Nuncio Joan Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Macflranor, He­ painted toya for the Curtis Children's Home In Meriden. This was the club's Christmas project. to - Italy, Giuseppe Fietta. They bron Rd„ Andover. She was born Dec. II at Manchester Me­ Packaging the toys foi delivery tp Meriden are Lorraine Martin, 68 N. Elm St., publicity chairman; will receive the insignia of their morial Hoapltal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gall Putnam of 206 Hollister St.; Club President Alan Wllllama of Lll St. John St,; and Richard office from the chiefs of states of H wy.r.tiF.*'' «v Edward Ijiragy. Wlndaor, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. Martin, brother of lyorralnc. (Herald Photo by Pinto). P()rtugal, Spain, and Italy follow­ O p e n Every Night ■mu 0 and Mrs. Roy MacGranor, East Hartford. She has two broth­ Stereophonic High Fidelity ing ancient custom between those ers. Robert, 12, and Brian, H, and two sisters, Ellen, 7, and predominantly Catholic nations Laurie, 3. the Archblahop waa asalgned to well as the best singer. (He) has and the Vatican. * • • • • the delegation In Washington for tremendous energy and an excep­ WARDS The day's ceremonies began with | l I S \,V A n 1 I James Spencer, son of Dr. and Mrs. John 1.. Phlffer, Glenwood Pope Appoints a 10-yenr span tional talent for getting people to the new Cardinal’s taking their Until Nine feel at home with him Immediate­ Dr., Ellington. He was born Dec. 13 at Manchester Memorial He then went to Lisbon, Portu­ 0UTSTANDIN6 VALUE . . . BUD6ET STEREO oath laefore Cardinal Tlsserant. I Hoapltal. His malemal grandmother Is Mrs. Evelyn Polenr.. gal, nnd Paris until 1948. His ly" Speaking for all the newly Columbus. Ohio, and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Va^nozzi Top superior in Paris for about four created Cardinals, Archbishop Gio­ John Phlffer, Columbus. He has two brothers. Christian, 3, and year.s was Archbishop Angelo Ron- Japan Plans Fair Center ^ I vanni Batista Montlnl of Milan Richard, 2. Envoy to IJ.S. calll, now Pope .fohn. I I T/ said: • • • • * Archbishop Vagnozzl, whose ar­ Tokyo Japan’s first major per­ "I, (Cardinal of the Holy Roman Joseph John, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Pecunlas. fil Hick­ rival In the Untied Slates Is In- manent international exhibition Oiurch, promise and swear, until ory Dr., Coventry. He was horn Dec 11 at Manchester Memorial (( ontliliird trom Fagt' One) definile, luis an aunt and uncle liv­ center will be built on Harunl Pier t/ the hour of my death, and during Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs I’ntrick ing In Trenton. N. J. They are in Tokyo Bay. Work will start in my life, fidelity and obedience to Rooney. Portsmouth. N. II , and his paternal grandparents are 'Phe new (IcIegfUe. a native of n Mrs. (liovanma Ihnocenzl. 835 March. Tile $5,600,000 cost of the j - tlje blessed Peter, to the Holy CONSOLE Mr and Mrs. Otto Pc(Minles, East Wolfhoro. N H He has a KofTir. complelcil hia Htmltefl for (’harnhers St., and Fortunato Mer- International Trade Center will be Roman Church, and to the most brother, Robert Alan; and three slaters, Marianne Dolores, Rita the prieHthood at 22 two yeara cntnntl, 1060 Quinton Ave. shared equally by Japanese Indus­ hojy Father, Pope John XXIII, and Lsmiae and Barbara Jean. loo young to be firdalned He was A former classmate of the Arch­ tries and the Cltv of Tok.yn. '’’he ■I t»hls legitinaate elected successors • * « • * granteft a papal ana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Klelnschmldt, S C o m p le te mtoibers set by Pope Sixtus V MIddlelleld 81, She was born Dec. II at Manchester Memorial lnil686. Hospital. Her maternal grcal-grandriiolMer le Mrs, Anna HInIs .The 23 new Cardinals named by and her maternal grandmother Is Mrs Irene Eal’alme, both of 5 Speaker the Pope on Nov. 17 Include 13 l.'i.'i Walker St., and her pnlermil giandmolher Is Mrs Michael Itilians and 10 non-. Klelnschmldt. 04 Fairfield SI, Hlir has a hrolher, Michael, 9; \ -J and a sister, Gall. 10 months Stereo Hi9 h Fidelity * • • * * ICol>rrt John, non of Mr. Hml Mrn llorbArt Hfgrir, MAnnfiold System Only Christmas Ablipad Center. He wnH born Dec. 10 nl Moruhewter Memorial Hnnpltnl. i r Hifl infilernnl gnindmother In MrM. Mildred WeJeJi, Mannfleld Cen­ ' Program Theme ter, ami. hl« paternal grandmother 1h Mtr. Mabel Segnr, West Hartford He ha.*? two hrothem, JnmeH, 10. and David, 5; and $ 1 0 0 . 0 0 three slaters. Mary. 11. Peggy. 8, and Theresa, 2. "•''Chrislmas In Many Lands” was t t t theme of the Annual Christmas aseembly held yesterday at Ver- plsnck School. The program waa A Cempact Stereo Console at in two parts, the flr rt one showing Budget Price * 1 5 9 Christmas In other countries, the it Bookca.se Second Speaker second part a Nativity tableau BUY CIGARS The TV buy of tho yoar in timo for tho h \ % System with representatives of all grades ONLY $530 DOWN BY TH E BOX Concerto taking part. it 2 Channel Push-Pull Amplifier The chairmen were Paul Sitkus ChooNC from our fresh, it Diamond Pick-up Precision and Raymond Fike. holiday shows ahoad. Short aoek alumi- huniidifed slock of do­ Changer, 4 Speeds Hi-Fi Phonograph The first grade performed the DELIVERS TO YOUR HOME mestic nnd imported it Separate Treble and B a ss In Mahogany story of the first Jhiistmas tree. The Orford Village School first cigars in 7,') ns.sorted Compensated Controls Available Also In Cherry and Oak grade 8ang,'"Deck the Kalla.” The nizod pieturo tuba, tlim oablnot stippio sizes nnd shapes, third grade depicted a Christmas FREE N DAY SERVICE In Holland, after whicl the fourth MANCHESTER DRUG ahowed a Swedish Li da festival. finish, safoty glass tintod. 717 MAIN STREET CTiristmas in Italy was por­ FREE DELIVERY trayed by the fifth grade, Christ­ mas In Mexico by the second grade, and Christmas in England by the 8 Speaker Stereo System sixth grade. The program con­ cluded with the plajdng of CluHst- mss carols by the tonette class. Matching Cabinets — Only $ 3 2 4 ^ 0 lulir;,, W HITE TURKEYS Highest Awards TULIP TREE FARM Superb FM-AM radio eptienol extra f ; Our tiirkevfi ha\e been wIniierN iit the Huston Hhow In the Oven Three highest awards given to OresHril < Insa. We prepare ready for the oven. men In the U.S. armed forces tjft the Congressional Medal of PRICES SAME AS LAST YEARl Honor, Distinguished Service 60e I h. N V. llresniHl I’lider 20 l.bs.—Over 20 Ishs. ftOe Cross and Distinguiahed Service Medal. U Yes! We IhiM the Tendons— l^ellvered In Manchester If Von Cannot rieU Cp Yohrself *ii- FRANK HARABURDA i h i : - NINH'M 'liiN A.SIl SWAMP Rl)„ til.ASTOMU UY TEE. MEdforil 8-24IS OPEN EVERY NIGHT Saftty-TtstMl * T IU 9 Solid gray-All wool ^ Ir UimI Girt I ,4- ' (■/ J i d l i a f IIFE INSURANCE AND a raw* / « '57 OLDS. $2495 ■ 8S Holiday Sedan. H CHARCOAL FLANNEL YOUR MONEY BACK I *57 OLDS. $2495 " A BRAND NEW SUN LIFE PLAN WHICH: Complete Magnerwox Stereophonic M Fiesta Station Wagon. H SUITS Provides insurance protection to age 65. 1 Here H ill The dtaoce of a lifetime to Returns oil basic annual premiums paid '57 OLDS. $2395 I High Fidelity Systems as low as _ S-M 4-deor sedfin. , _ INTO THEIR STOCKINGS get a magnifleeirt; expertly tailored if assured lives to 65. I '57 MERC. $2295 I all-wool flannel fuit fit a fantastic Is available for male and female ^ 4-deor hardtop. H See our big selection . . . All the kiddies win love them. low prioel But-ytni must hurryl lives ages 15 to 50. We have novelty stylc3^ luxurious dippers, doFnricht com­ This amaxing at^ value is for a N '54 OLDS. $1195 ■ fortable types . . . in aU and priced to please—^nd best *149 " H 8-S8 Holiday sedan. H limited tide only—and it’s first come, At 65, the funds can be (a) token in cash; (b) used to purchase of ail they are (ruaruntedi washable v/Jth Foamtred soles fint served! Get the luxury suit you’ve Come tn and listen in onr new High Fideiity Dept. by Wellco. a paid-up policy for the original sum assured and the balance '54 MERC. $1595 * wanted—and get it at ^ r lowest price 4-de«r hnrdtep. H taken in cash or as guaranteed Income; (c) used to provide an Pay as little as $1.50 per week ever! Choose frony a superb group annuity; (d) left on deposit at a guaranteed rate of interest. '55'54 M.YM.OLDS. $S95$$45 I of dassic 3>huttob models with flap 89 t deer. CHILDREN'S jM .wm wk.igi?eii0 — ii.g — ------* - - pookati uid center vents. Sizes for Tested^ Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed, Serviced ALTERATIONS INCLUDED by our own mechanics '54 DODGE $1191 regdaif, shorts, longs. Hurry— Inquirt now about this remarkable Cos ton Royal Lancer braMe ik e te voSl CO FASTI Financed by our own low cost time pay plan 4-deer. new Sun Lilt plan. Just call or wrrtei M l INTKMTT MMOM MNCS BOOTERY INCIWE « ONE YEM 'S5 FORD $1295 CHARLES J. VAN DEUSEN run HniCEMENT NUCT Open Tonight and Tomorrow till 9 p.m. Falrlane Ceairertlble. MANCHESTER 521 Middle Tpke. Kast SHOPPING PARKADE 3K Use MW Phone: Ml !t-4IJI)4 or I*I 2-6801 MANCHESTER ” cnnvMilMf OPEN EVERY N IQ HT TO 9:00 ley^nrey phw MOtOR SALES ■ • .. Me extra chswf# SelRnr and Serviring ■ SUN E.IFE OF CANADA New OidsaseMlea Over OPEN E 33 Fenrs . I Pot ter ton’s filf WEST CENTER ST. I SUOOR m a-1811—Opw Even. I SOUTH WINDSOR BERLIN Advertise in The Herald— It Pays 977 MAIN ST. ISO cnrrcR s t . i a s y p a r k in g c o k i n r o p c h u k c h s t . ON ar. I AT m i SASr HARTfOM UM ON THf KMJN TUSHHia WK ■ABXFOBIK U e OAPITOL AVS^-JnCW ^BRAlN, MB PAKX BT. PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEglTO, CONN. ^^ttltSDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE THIBTBBW Contractors Forming Coventry U.S., Russian Parley jBill Provides Truck Radios Tight Control Agenda Committee Start Dispute On Lobbyists

Member! of the contractor’! ^•■wlth aoma of the provlaiona In Hartford, Dec. 1$ OP) — b . the new aubdivlalon regulations. Dcriiocratic repr«MnUtlvt-«l«ct (Onnttmed fro.n Pag* One) division of the Chamber of Com­ Ptephan Ix)yxlm laat nljcht termed JagUIater* and sUtc officials ivould merce took action last nijrht to Court action to test their validity has been brought by contractor "hiifhly ItTp'iriilar'' the ftiv e te pur- Secretary of State Dulles Isiter be barred from legislative lobby­ keep themselves informed of pro* rhaae of 2-wey radio* for three poaala relating to the building In­ Alexander .larvls and is scheduled remarked that Khrushchev has ing for two yo*r* after their eUte dustry made on town agendas ao for next month O ven lO ' *o"'h truck*. “ declared economic warfare on us service, under a tough lobbyist they may organize for "effeettve At a meeting of the contractor’! First Selectmen Rich*pd OaUnat . . ; and now It looks as though 1 juid Second Selectmen Bertron M n . H m u m Ii JTohnaoii control bill filed yeeterday. action" last month TPC Chairman Mar­ the .Soviet Union wanted to get At a meeting in the Waimii St tin Alvord. the guest speaker, sug­ I Hunt recently hou(rn. the three M n . Hannah Johnson, 98, 113 credit from us $o that it could more The measure ie speneored by , radio* *t their own *xp*n*e—« Reataiiranl. the members decided gested that the members take a Weat Bt.« (had ladt night at Man- apccessfully pursue its economic Rep. Edwin O. Smith; Maneftel’ I ( o*t of about 11.000. The.v had U- form an agenda committee to gre.iter interest in the drawing up cheater Memorial Hospital after a warfare against us." Republican. “ review town agendas and other of regulations whuh wnulrl affect I them Inalalled and then ieaaed abort. Illneaa. I the building industry ^ ihe radio* to the town *t a coat Eisenhower told Khrushchev In a The bill I* aimed especially st material which will infl ien* c the Bom In Sweden July 8, 1888, ahe message July 14 that the Soviet the frequent practice which finds contracting industry and make re­ The contractors also decide*! to o, SI per .year. Then a* town *e- had been a resident of Manchester Union could readily develop a ex-legislator* and s u te official* ports thereon or organize the cor- ff)rm a building code committee lo I Icrtinen they *l;,"ned a contract, for the past 46 year*. She waa the larger volume of trade with Ameri­ plunging Into legislative lobbvlng trnrtora for effective action" j work toward revising the State blndinc the aKreemenI hmiding code and e.stahlish stand- oldest living member of the Eman­ can firm.s at any time. But the sctl'.dtles for pay Imr. edlstely fol­ The move is obvioualv aimed at The town la charged with the uel Lutheran Church and belong­ presenting a united’ fr«'‘n! when ! ards and spenfat ions for build­ coal of Inatalintion. already paid President said granting of long lowing their leaving atat* service ing in Nfan* hosier- A fire ordi ed to several societies connected term credit would ral.se complex Over the years tht legislative controversial matter*, like the re­ for out of the general road funds With the church. vised subd:v:*:on regijlalion<» re- name committee >s also to be nr coiint. (Jalinal aald. The coat of legal and political qUe.slions. leaders, following completions of centU* accepted b'* the to\»'n are f or?ned Installation waa not Immediately She leaves two daughters, Mrs. | There was speculation the ques­ their thrma, have returned to the brought before the Board n' pi- It *'AS ih** unanirnoua decision available; Cnliimt aald other costs Arthur Hiiltman and Mrs. Anna tion of top-rung visits between state capitpl to,lobby In the next rectors or the Tev-vn Planning of the contra toi* that after the will include maintenance and fre- Erickson, both of Manchester; a Russian and American lenders may L'gislature. Smith has long held' CcT^mi.*MOn ^ committers had hern organized qiirncv check* as required bv the brother, A lg o l Johnson of M a n ­ have ariaen during an 8-hnur talk that the ex legislatoi thus capl- ' A spokesman for the ronirar- and hs\e pref’a'cd »brnplete re­ ■Federal C'onuniinlcatlons Commla- chester; a sister, Mrs. Adolph between Khriiahchev and Sen. Hu­ talize on their legislative contacts poi" ed ho'ACvcr that It ports a business meeting of all slon. Benson of Manchester; five grand­ bert Humphrey (D-Minn), The two made while in the general assem­ Wfls not the purpose of the lom- contractors be helfj to art on Third Selectman Nelson Bearce, children. and nine great grandchil-' met In Moscow on Dec. 1, Snd bly. m;t;e^ In •'hu- k propn«ed regula­ their recommendations a Hcinocrat. anya he had no part dren. ! .Mikoyan sat in on the talks for Other Provisions tions h'j’ «t!Jd^ the prnp.\5*.la .Movies on the manufn* tunng. I m the matter The flrat he heard The funeral will be held In the ' about an hour. He feels that a two year cooling and Affer its .deas f^r enr«idera- proun liase and tn-, (CnntlnoM from Fafr Our) I invitjition to hold thr 10th Hnnivcr- factory late yesterday. slallation of the radios was highly Two Men Critically Hurt Funeral service* for Richard P. political plum appeal of appoint­ I »(iry mrrtini! of thr iri nutlon Ouiiie# de Caulle and West Cer irregular hr fell that this was thr Jennings, Slater 8*., South Wind­ "The Bonn revisionists, support­ ment to the three member State war. Chanrrilor Konr.d Adrnaurrl P*'' >n WR.hii.Kton Apr.l only way Ihr town could afford sor. were held thla morning at 8;!.'^ ed by American Imperialists, talk Forfeited Rights Commission. The f &rT .m .toppap ,mrasur,11a™.-* IS ir- toi’ ’ hridRr••ii'ifcT . Srerrtan- , r.rnrrni , Pniil Mrnrl sue h an Inalnilatlon at the W’. P. Qulah Funeral Home, more and more about their aggres­ latter group has power to restore the gap In tree trade talk* srrepled on beh.nlf of .Man of Action followed by a aolemn requiem Mass sive plans." he said. "However, the voting privileges of those con-^ FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE d In Vernon Head-on Crash In St. Francis o f AsMsi Church In Polish nation. Czechoslovakia. East victed of crimes. Th» eolutinn was a miiltilaterar Hr said that a arlrrtman'a Irrm asaomation inriudmg Ihe six and Julies flies home lomg il, hy way of office Is only two veara and South Windsor at 9 o’clock. The Germany and the force of the So­ He proposes that the per day Ole remaining 11 OFl->' countne* | Jamaica where he will irst for Rev. Raymond Wuakauakaa was viet Union will not permit these pa.v for the members be cut from ; there Is at best only a 9fl per cent Two men are listed In critical^ Stale Police aald the accident oc-<^ Tha Injured were taken first to : 317 MAIN STREET. EAST HARTFORD-JUST SOUTH OF P & W AIRCRAFT, ^TTie commumque pui It I retiirnliiR In Wash cnanrechance tnaithal nehe will bene re-eieciemre-elected condition at Hartford Hospital to-1 curred when the car driven north the celebrant, the Rev. Francis plana to be put into effect." $40 to $20. He also would have Rockville City Hospital. Shortly Butler Uie deacon and the Rev. He declared eaaing of interna­ The m inister council ronsi ers It | forelen niimatcrs of the 1'. ' "“‘J* 'ill®.*' | day aa Ihe result of a head-on auto by McCarthy pulled into the soiith- the governor appoint all three neceaaary that a multilateral aaao- foreign nimia ^ nn P.l k,3 Vernon, near bound lane and struck the car afterward McCarthy and Whlaler Jdhn lieffem an the aubdeacon. tional tension was the sole reason members. A t present, the gover­ r. Seated In the aanctuary were the for Ihe Soviet Union's move to elation should established at 'h<-, croon r" oblcr^,^r^^^ 'V.' " ! " '’ """® '’ lUc railroad iimtcrpas, at 8 o'clock ' ilrlvcn by Whisler. Both cars were transferred to Hartford Hoa- nor appoints one and the house W”'W"'W"-W 'W' ♦arlient poMible dfltr und ex , over n u inr giotip or piomornfl nn (orm find if thine! are flmir an „,„u . ' i ^ n u a j .u . * ■ t » * * j # Rev. John Griase and Ihc Rev. get the western Allies out of West speaker and Senate president each presses the hope that thr .'forts I the final day of Ihctr annual rc- ,|,cy have hern In Ihc past "very whlaler in of r.ea i ' weTe «-n ?o‘^.v, occupants pilal. Join.aon was treated for Joseph Coughlin. Mrs. Beatrice Berlin. name one. nov being undertaken with a view | view ' „„|c will he , i 'y*""'®®' ' [®"V thrown to the road. .scalp and facial laeeratlona and ad- Thrall waa organist and soloist. Mlkoyan had spent a typical Other Bills Filed to a sotutlon will be Siiereaafiil '■ | Iceland hroiiglil up aKain the Kiint went on In say that the : ® y ® ' " ”''' | . two drivers and a paBsenger mltlcd for observation. Father Wuakauakaa read the com­ tourist day here after winding up w. The other bills filed today at This waa a reference to the fad , qiicallnn of hei fisheries dispute radios have already proved their 1 H*hicl Mr- in th^ MrCnrlhy r«r, EvaM John­ The case ia attli being: investi­ mittal service i t the grave In St. his part In the celebration this the state capitol would; Ptovlde that the OEF.H ha.s referred com will! Brllain. demanding the with- value In a...... saving. of lime .naand 24. of Hartfoford, Buffered son, 2*. of Hertford. wer<» found gated by State Policeman William Bridget's Cemetery. week of the 40th anniversary of double pay for highway Workers promise propnaala hv Ihe British drawal of Britlati warahipa from „ioney and he expects them to eon A compound fraclur! of hl« riprlil lylhif In the road when police ar­ Buchert of the Stafford s^^prtngs the Polish Communist party. Bearers were Thomas Burgeas for time in excess of 48 hours a and French to a enmmirtec which Ihe disputed waters around her imue to do so. rived. barracks. Sr., Thomaa Burgeas Jr., Norman The fact he did not hurry back la to report hack *1 a aperlally i coast Britain made a new secret week ; LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED The situation came to light as to Moscow puzzled western diplo­ Peterson, Albert Peterson, Paul Make an $18,000 appropriation called OEEO meeting on .Ian l.'i I proposal which British Informants the result of several queationa Mill* and Jaoaeph Krawskl. mats since the Central Committea to provide for special out of state The ministers also ! would nnl disclose tn nc« smen aaked bv I»y?um at a Board of Kl- of the Soviet Communist party V Ordered the permanent NATO achooling for children who are «r nanee meeting laat night Loyr.lm waa deliberating there. Communist Bake a Great Christmas Cake both deaf and blind. Council to undertake a study o f ' aaid l)uiL he had noticed the in- sources said Mlkoyan had not ^ IF YOU CAN BUY (T ANYWHERE FOR Require the state to make rohlema of underdeveloped coun- ' W g j/ .L . ji i / l / , alallatlon of a radio antenna on missed such a meeting of the So­ f By CECII.A’ BROWNSTONE ^beaten to soft peaks with a flat* Some old-time cooks, on occa- Welfare Costs grants to town*. In lieu of taxes, rlea. a proposal advanced hy the roof of the town garage and viet party hierarchy in 22 yeani. /M E m AsanHated Press Food Editor Greece ami Turkey iiad heairl nimora to the effect whisk. lion, used brown atigar In their on state teacher's college proper­ Whnl a fascinating laat-mlnute But w all a minute. A rook might 2 Approved Ihe military aiirvey tiial the aelertmen had purchaaed pound rakes; here's a modern ver­ EXPECTS INVITA'nON ty- In-dn there used to be In many decide to embellish her cake. Horne Rise $1,788 of their military experla and Ellington IVIan 2-\'rv iHflioH for tho town trucks sion of thal conceit that recently Wa.shington. Dec. 18 i;pi — Sen. Require the expenses of other 2 5EAPARKS WILL YOUR MONEY/ agreed on unnamed methods for klliTiens around Christmas time! ladies still followed the Ik.-rO di­ than American citizen courses to LESS REFUND wiilimit aid hoi Izat Ion (»f the hoard. was enjoyed at our house. Hilbert H. Humphrey (D-Minn) speeding Ihe program of Intro­ That was hecaiuir the day be­ rections of Mr*. Sara Josepha Hale. Town W elfare Department costs Ihirtng a disrnaalon by said today he is confident that be paid for by those .attending ducing nuclear armanienlA Into the fore Ihe holiday a magnifleent A fter all, Mra. Hale waa editor of Brown Sugar Pound Cake last month were $1,788.59 higher ■ '*'''' Held to Ulamr the boatd llie fact came out tliat Ingredients; 2 cups aifted flour, Anastas i, Mlkoyan, Soviet Rus­ adult education classes In local N ATO defenaes pound rake had to be baked. Down Godey'a Lady's Bonk and she ad­ than those for November 1957. schools. llie aelei'lmrn had purchased the rame Ihe special fancy iw lrl- 1 teaspoon baking pow'der, 1-4 tea­ sia's deputy premier, will be In­ 8 Reported that political aliidies vised "Jinlf a nutmeg, grated, and The department's monthly re­ Provide local tax exemption for meid wdh their own private shaped copper tube pan from Its spoon baking soda. 1-4 teaspoon vited to visit Washington shortly. EVERY ITEM GUARANTEED FIRST aUALITY.' had dealt with waya of comhalling I'or Ealalily and planned to leaae the a little pounded cinnamon or port shows that 13,433.56 waa those over age 85 who have no I resting place. In aorhe famlllea the mace." Then the famous editor salt, 8-4 cup butter or pnargarine, apept last month $a against "I know that Mr. Mikoyan wants "the efforla of the Commimlat hloc equipment to the town. to visit this country,'" Humphrey children In public schools. to weaken Ihe poattlnn of the free pan waa called a gugeihupf went on to explain. "Candled lemon 1 1-4 cups flrmly-paoked light $1,644.97 for the same month last Not AiithoiiM^d said. " I also believe that arrange­ Give a $.5(10 local property ex­ world In different areas ’ It did not Farlr K <*hanv/.iui aald he thought the pur­ ments will be completed to make emption for volunteer firemen. name the areas Banfly Beach Rd . KlliMi;tnn, in a Out came a large number of chopped ewcet, almonds, are some­ 4 large eggs, 1 cup coarsely brok­ The rise reflect* a sudden jump chase and installation waa "high­ that possible." UOU MUST BE 5MI5FIEPWITH EVERY PURCHASE OR MONEYBACK' en walnut meat*. On the final day of aesalons. Hec- corrmoi a rtiuliiiK teaned today, lia« ly irregular " He went on to aay eggs and a pound of sweet butter times added; and half a pound of in tiospital, expenses which may ex­ from Ihe Icebox or cool larder. currants will make the cake mA h Method; Sift together the flour, tend through December, according Humphrey said that Mikoyan relary of .Stale Dulles reported been found reafHUiaihle in llir dcnlh that nothing lad been HUthoriaed The floiii- was scooped out of Its richer." Thla waa a rake for com­ baking powder, baking aoda and to Welfare Director Mary Della was the first Riis.sian official to that a Utile progrena has hrnii In liie l«jwn hi.figel for siicji an made In talks with the IliisHlana of a lUinlturN nmn h\ ' r» im- hin and sifted Down came the pany. MrA Hale did not mince salt. Cream butler, sugar .and Fera. greet him on hla recent trip to Item and llml no new deni f-ouUI on auapendlng nurlear testa Inni nr^ht;rtu f‘ " cannister or wide-mouthed jar of maltcra; aha al.so gave a Family vanilla: add eggs, one at a time, She said the Department has Moscow and alao participated in lu* art up at this lime, * 'niere ia and (liandler wiin nrro!lrexter of hnnliiiiy. l»y zlm nlao queationed what he iM *' *** ... R*9. 1.91 Foboui RUSSELL "LAMBKINS" mixer for old-faahloned po\ind thing waa sure. That rake would 2-qiiart awirl-shaped amall-tube She added that It is expected A —The valley Is about 120 mile* powers " 'w aa killed, and Mia k! I ’oiiine *'nlle4| the ‘ aeiuetivr" purchaae of rake - The bnller and sugar were be turned out of its pan onto a baking pan; bake in moderate (850 expenses will drop by January long and from 25 to 35 miles wide. Ho aald the tinlled Plaica nd Lstlelier. also of Panluirv, v' hh aet l- a an amphlhlona vehicle, "crcaniefr' with strong fingers cooling rack, a thing of beauty. degrees I oven 1 hour or until cake Oreat Britain diaaRree at thelou.Mh Injured when the atmiinK and will not result in a requeat for Al>oiit Town liy the town He aaked uhere the used to Ihe Job Or several mem­ and Its substantial but utterly le.ster inserted in center comes out Q— Is the 4-H Club limited to Geneva tnlka with the Hoviel plan nirclumlam loohoned on liie t in­ more money from the Board of Di­ fiimla aa Jlie eMphiimde atrikiniJ Die budget Is S.tO.OOO. will hold a parish meetlhg with .atner It waa purchased and why It lug appon The most iturable large after, it might be sliced thin and cool: store In lightly-covered con- election of new officers following $5 foreign countries. CHILDREN’S up to police anv leal han onr<»iiimg I >0x1 oj volih'lo waa purchnaetl. About $13,000 has been spent platter held Ihe egg whiles, to he served at tea-time since the start of the fl.scal year the 9 o'clock Mass Sunday mom- “ Alao they would refpdre thal C^omnor Honwir«l .1 AiUorman In a phone interview today, Ga- Q —Is there a polestar In the COAT on welfare services and about $23,- Ing. control perannnel he made up al* in hla lopoit, tormod ttio arridonl , limit said that T>UKW was pur- Southern Hemisphere ? 000 la left over for the remaining moat entirely of cHlzen?* of coun- moat unlortimair and unam** o.h-| chaaeil fnmi Hie Army for $40 lloiiseliohl Hints dry ingredient!. Add dry ingredi­ mothers are slway* describing. — A — In the Southern Hemisphere triea being controlled ' Dullea aald. aary ’ Ho aaid ( 'handlor provtoiiHly i dniinra. taken fro?n the Ulvil De ent! and liquid! Alternately to Arat Kate M. Ownby seven months. Shark's Tepth in Demand there is no polestar like Polaris mixture. Add the oAtmeaU Mix A ITS. apokeaman aald Ihillea ha(i taken apart tho Ntooring m|i- j fenao budget, and waa brought to Hospital expanses last month In the north. SLEEPER n n told the minlateta tlmt neither paratna on hla i nr and put it | IJkIi I rniM UnkA well. Form Into a rot) in waxed Ever heat drained Canned peach came to $1,916:40 for five persons. Honolulu The wearing of ar- town from Ohio at an approximate paper and chill. Slice and hake on Britain pnr the I'nited .Stntea bark "inroinpolrntly co.st to the town of $210, charged 1 I’up aiiortAning' halves in melted currant jelly and In all, 85 persona Were aided with tiftclal ahark's-tooth necklaces la' Q—Who was the youngest U.S. c Kreaaed cookie «heet in moderate "would find acteptnhle the pro.senl I'hamtior* toalifiril at a <‘mo-! 2 I up,x aupar serve warm with vanilla ice $790 going toward relief; $181.76 a current fad In Hawaii. Copied . President to die? to generni lonfl funds, about a oven (sI50 degree.! F.i about 12 • Sires 2-.^-4 |||h type of rontrola propn.-^ed i»v the nc, s hcnnng according to the c c | ,,e .said I Iml II has been I cream? (Tood! toward cases Involving children; in ivory after those worn for cen­ mlnutea. Or add an extra tahlo- A —James A. Garfield, who died Soviet Union " porl, that he was unal.lo lo por-| t nijt milk $395.40 toward convalescent home turies. by the Polynesians, the at the age of 49. • .hnsca ncw nul to replace a worn i p..^,|*',• ‘ 11* winto raiain.i apoon or two of water to make a payments; and $150 In expenses to necilaoes arc big sellers among "Neverl.heleaa -\ie are md rli.a- Bofter dough that can bo dropped Adding acalding liquid lo a fat- couraged," rbillea nrlfied • Tlie fiw t one oo top of Ihc slc.-ring hnh.and p,,. I 1 c'n'p riifinnt.x and-flnnr paste when making a other towns for care of Manches- visitor* as well a* teenage boys. Q—What type of shoe Is named a Shrink Resistant Combed Tam. .T iu|*a flmii from a teaapoon to cookie aheot. terperson.s. The boys also like to wea a single that the .Soviets lone moved j.la.cd Ihc w o ," "01 hack m the p|„mnna vehicle hut he, ausc li ha,! Rake aame a» above. Makea 5 sauce hcip.s lo prevent the fat for a Prussian field marshal? 1 lon.Hpnnn hnlvin*; pov'drr Additional expen.ses to other shark's tooth on a chain around a fla n i^ a d Self Antineptic Maize. Green, Pink. Blue, toward our po.^tlon m lortam re- huh He staled Hus «a s Ihc rca- „ p„„,..,. „|,l|7.cd dozen rookioa from floating on top. A — The blucher. son for losing ronli'ol of the I toa.apoon vanilla towns amounted to $651.97. their necka. Sperta givea ground for hope thev by tho Ifpwn a No Slip Plastic Feet Nylon Stitch Reinforced Neck. wlll move further on the , nnl ml I " h I he stecring wheel . ondng off 1 Icaaponii Irmon o.xtinrl Ho aald tfial ho know of no o(h ' Count on A whole head of cauli­ ROBBERS GET g'H.nOd Q—In what cities are the Oil features." , of Ihc post as a ichuII 1 cup mtxo‘ 1 pools A fnnta or way aiirh oqulpmont « ould ho i flower. boiled in alight ly aalted New York, Dec. 18 i/Pi — Bowl and the Sun Bowl? date haa boon act for <'hand- 'j cup choppotl mita A NATO hrlcfing offuci eaihei , . . 1. I O I'll'lnlncrl for a total cost of onlv water, taking at leaat 20 mlnutea. Three arnted men. wearUtg A Houston and El Paso, Tex. Icr s Miipcaraucc In Rockville ( lt,\ jj.TO Stoam tho lalatna and (Minanta had given a rosier pu lure of Ihi'i o\or hot wator while mixing; tin* handkerchief iiauiks, t o d a y OUR PRICES GUARANTEED LOWEST EVERY ITEM GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED nurlear negoliatjons In (lenrva ('mirl It la expected thal ho wMIl Lots of good ways to Vl’lY robbed the Metrirpolltaii News 1*0 hound over to ’I'nllnml ( ’niinlv enko SIM tho ilrv Injfrodlonta to* Cornstarch Improved The N ATO spokesman left (hr im pollirr ami dioilpr lijihtly over the sweet potatoes: Boiled, then.'aiced, < o. and 18 employes of more .'“'Upermr i'ourl wliorr ho nppenra preaiilon that I>iilloa v'’a.a oplintlatir fnnta and nuta and buttered: baked or baked and *■' than $21,000 In cash and M- W a s h in g t o n - ]i*e-. Add fnilta and the ennipany, a puhlteatlon dla- they say may provide a new In- This diangroocl \Mth t lu' Imtlo-i ('hPap'* 'Pin ju i>pi*t I ii*n of , Alamt 7(1 volunleor ftromrn aro ^Rx woll and pour into Rlnc> there are no perfect hus- trlhiitlort firm ^1 47 fliry a lla dustMal outlet foi;' surplus com. itatemrnt.a prnvidori by th*' H wnmoM il\mR m childinnii Iimx oxpoefod lit ^iMond (ho »Mh Iia tiirt l<*«f tin llnod wiUi oiled hands. It's hard to understand St. The robbers wer all de- The new starch to said to yiald what hecomes of the perfect son* Ohristmai driams dologation apnUf*.*4mnn horn iTtiucod l»v nmio limn half F^ro Ilopar^iiicnt'a nnnual ('hn.xt hmw n paper. 'Ptiuo In oven: 1 hour scrll>ed as Negmea. the usual thick ’ 'p M i'.* when COAT Ihillra naif] tiuit thr mn.st rn- .mm r HMrt. m i’itrduiR to thr .lom ! mna parly Sunday. ''I .lo^iooa eoma trua... boiled, but' unlika orilnary corn­ cournging aaprci at (Jcncva was nnl nf Ui(« .\mrru an M*Milcnl A.*.Mn , The firemen have arranged tn starch, it doean't harden when TOYS that tho IlUH^iana dmpprii lhrlrj^^lt!l tho numliot por 0.000 live l>iinu I'tirlatnma j^lfta wluch will hr lU'alinij MMiiu' of thal xmul froal- The Rond Toll by Jerry Marcus It cools. The reaaarchers predict rvur aon-'' reaiatBnio to im hiding thr matter | bill h.s drciou^iiK from llO to ‘inniUod to tho Maiiaflold .^tnio ‘ AHcr i akr that cornea frozen in frothy nylon! that It will prove valuable aa a control in n tronly th'Hlinj,' vcltlj fc*ui, act online; to the .lomiml of ^'^■ai^ln^ Sclitail plate with A aee-through thickener in foods and cosmetics, ■uapcnslon i>f trata American Medica! l'’CMtlvtllea get uiKlerway w A .10 plaalic Hop? Uul aa many porllona and even In oil - well - drilling p m A tvirUey dinner will he the aa you plnn to aerve and put them Ha wont on to aav that Ihe tnlka I I ( « iK at Geneva dealing with prevenllon ■ CIII.N A TO HI lifll (M IM M I NE.S fcnlurs of the evening. on a lound wire rack In a akUlet. Alh>w lu Htand over moderate heat. of Biirpriae attark.a have "prorord- i Tiikvo. Dcs'. 18 •Ti— It.'d tlilns CON8IDE1UTE THIEF I wuhont being covered, for *ho\it Ad lea! aatiafartorily,” Tliey are M*r^ell Hfxir iiotlee today It la Tnnnafie Ihily a R Lyhn. Mass., 18 8om^ italemaled going to expand Mu n*Miliitlon- ' fiVr mlnvitcH or until hot through. one stola Harrv Rnlnnlolntit' ear He sAid the Ruaaiana were try -' iiry ronimune polU'y, drxpMe re- .So »o iiie was aminnnltlnn In The frosUng won't melt! Ing to turn a dlsruaatnn of terhnl- j portfMl |>eAHNii( dixronlenl. iirtll -colonial .North Camllna llial every' Ever sift ^ little sugar.over * cal problem! into a politlral con­ e^ery city and rural area In the vessel not owned In Norlh Caro------ference. I pie meringue before placing It In Id vnal nntloii U brought Into the Inm had to pay a tonnage .Inly on' jorfllfi The mlnlBtera accepted Dullra' vatein. gunpowder, gnnshol and flints Ihe oven? Glistening effect! I Having a parry? Marinate a can of npe olives In olive oil to which s cut .'love of gsrll. has been adtied: allow lo stand overnight. .>.and so if goes... in SUBURBIA TODAY Delicious!

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEH,. CONN, TOURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1958 PAGB FOURTEEN MLANCHESTBB EVBNINa ^ A LD ^ MANCHESTER. bONM. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1968 PAGB FIFTEEM ain. ’Ther* art 4 grandchildren and Conservatives like Sens, Taft with a generally Conservative rec­ tened” and doesn’t want to take Of aides. There Is something else hard Sheldon to Note 11 great-grandchildren. Mrs. James Geiger Cotmter aooo as possible. Chairman The­ promias'of use of the golf course worked out by the town and coun­ of Ohio, William Knowland of ord, wants to succeed Knowland South Windsor as Republican floor leader. And he to see, too: 'I f Elsenhower isn’t T. Sheldon died Feb: 9, 1998. odore iPoweU said today. His group by the general public hu been try dub. Yule Events Held California, and Styles Bridges of Aids Inspection raised, "Our studiee o f the Ooufitry Club Senate GOP Fight New Hampshire. says he’ll fight to get the job. taking sides, why. didn’t he see any Birthday Friday ’The nonogenarlan Is a member Private Country Club is roundinc out k detailed study of the Aiken group T of O nter Cqngregational Church, and is expected to make a recom-, SeUiag Point problem as It eidsts In Manches­ At Lincoln School When Taft died five years ago, There’s a MtUe Irony in this. ter havO begun In 199T. We have Knowland succeeded him as Re- Members of the Aiken group claim Aiken has said: "We haven’t James ’Thomas Sheldon, 299 Manchester Lodge of M auns and Washington ^—A hew device, the mendatlon sooif to the full Board. "Without a doubt a Country Temple Chapter, .Order of the East­ The Chamber, in urging a pri­ Club has graced the cover page of again atudtad tha problama to test PiipUs at tha Lincoln School have Police Charge Driver publioan floor leader. Knowland to be Eisenhower supporters. But heard a peep from the White House Main St,, will reach his 90Ut birth­ Atomonltor, is being used by the our flndlnga sinoe No'vember of Puts Ike in Middle Dlrksen describes himself as but we would welcome.Mme en­ ern Star. Me is enjoying good^ Favored by Chamber vate club, said definite need hM e'very piece of community litera­ bean entartained at several Christ­ was defeated this year when he a day tomorrow. Bom Dec. 19, 186S, Army Ordnance Corps for radio­ this ysar. with the same conclu­ quit the Senate to run for the gov­ down-the-llne . Eisenhower sup­ couragement from there.’’ health, has his own apartment. No. not been established for a pubhc ture sent out by every town that mas programs this week Including ih Berkshire,' England, he came to active inspection of hidden, vital sion—Rataln a Private Club In f-GOP Senators in the next Con­ ernorship of California. porter. Dlrksen was at the White House 22, at the Midlands. course here and that such a course has one and for one reason—It's a a Christroaa motrie, Christmas as­ B f JAMES MA1UX)W thia country when 19 years of age, .Tka Chamber o f Cemmwee to-'^geated a,favorable plan be selling point for that community Mancheeter.” sembly, parties, and the music of In Pedestrian’s Death gress But the flO-year-old Bridges, , In recent years, Dlrksen has yesterday, but on other business. A dinner party and reunion of parts in mechanical assemblies on that nflght be economically undesirable. (AP tim m AnfJjut) and found employment in a Hol­ gay rsafflrmed ita stand that Man­ .worked out for either aelling or "Prom an economic point of to attract residents and firms and the Manchester High School band, iVTashinfiton, Dec. 18 i/Ti—Repub- Wave of the Puture even more of a veteran than Aiken supported much of the President's Later he said he add Elsenhower the fa irly in honor of the senior a production line at the rate of with 22 years in the Senate. Is still didn't discuss the leadership fight yoke, Maas., paper mill. Later, he Sheldon will be held at the home chester needs a private country leasing to the club town-owned view," the Chamber said, “our to boast o t a town's assets. Catalogue C m URIOO under the direction ot Robert Angelo Scavetta, 37, of Lewis^lhim he Waa headad north - « b RL Ucuu are rubbing uielr aching Sen. tJeorge Aiken of Vermont. foreign policy. Protesting against came to Manchester and worked in 3,000 assemblies an hour. 86 and no political chicken since very much a powerhouse. He's of his grandson, James S. Sheldon club "aa a selling point for the land in the Globe Hollow tract. municipal debt of over eleven and "Neighboring Rockville has Vater. Dr., South Windsor, was charged 5 about 9:30 near tha T ta -n n heads. President Eisenhower prob­ ■vhat the rebels want to do to him, the paper mill at Buckland at the The device replaces manual in­ one-half million dollars does not In­ A ed a city audience of about 200 with negligent homicide today in Bowling Alleys when Croeeb sud­ he's been In the .Senate 18 years. I hairman of the Senate Repub­ he says "I have carried the flag" and his wife, Mrs. 'Vivian Sheldon, conununlty." The land became town proper­ pointed to their new Country Club Chicago — Woodcuta, the orig­ ably It, too. He's in the middle. U .S . 4th in Car Expurta time, transferring to the Cheney spectors to make sure artillery- ty in 1959 and the club’s status dicate that a .municipal country aa a vital asset in attracting in­ parents attended the Christmas as­ the death last night of a p^ea- denly lurched out from tha oantar What he seems to want is peace an

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, tO N N , THURSDAY, t>ECiaiBER 18> 4988 PAGE SIXTEEN Section Two T H U R S D A Y , D ECEM BE R 18, 1958 ittandiPBtrr lEvrithts li^aLb T H U R S D A Y , D ECEM BE R 18, 1958 Stepg to Replace j g p K m a FJV* W N l W P 5 W P . W P » W P S W P . r r ^ i FBI Urges Infant Footprinting Ramp ait Walkway Some Raises Greek Cypriots f -■ m ______if.. .i ' ' \'*‘>!STPX Work on a i>«4eftrian 'walkway By J15BRY BENMKTT Spared Death N BA StaJf CorrBupondrnt extending from Main ‘Bt. to the OnAppliah^es lemuti WMhlngton—(NEA)—Not fvrn jelw Do* Purnell parking Uk , temporarily /Mil 1 Nicosia, Cyprus, Dsc. 18 (45-r- the world’s best baby ihotograph- I g 1929 halted 'becauae of ' the weather, Of t reason V lriiiiii* O tu t, S0mforl959 TVo .Greek Cypriot youths con­ cr can turn out a memento that's began a|taln today ae workmen demned to die early today, receiv­ aa valuable to proud parents aa preparei to pour cement for atepa ed last minute reprieves from Brit­ Karlsruhe, Germany. Dee. 18 (4© i M m 't m M it* MMA...'— , New Tork, pec. 18 (4>)—’tjie head the hospital record of their in­ OotobMf 1 ^ 0 1931 v.'hich will replace the exiating ish governor $lr Hugh Foot. The -r-Dr. Wolfgang.Wohlgemuth, who of the nation'! largest electrical executions had been expected to t t n h tl*€* I.... , I I ..... ii' I ■' q *u . ateep ramp. « Former West GemUm Security fant's footprints. manufacturing concern says con- touch off new bloodshed on Cyprus. Chief Otto John' claimed spirited 8000 P in * A spokesman fo. the Savings The importance of this uniqiir lUlideiinM mu chU MU Wdi. B tim t aumen ^ expect aom« price ln> News of the postponement Spread him to Blast Germany, was abutt­ Bank of Mancne<,ter, which in document made headlines recently creaaif in electrical appliancea in rapidly through Nicosia central ed today of treason charges. when a Bossier City, La , couple sponsoring the project with the lese. prison. Hundreds of prisoners Who .Manchester Park'ng Authority and The West German Supreme called on the Federn' Bureau ol Ralph J. Qordlner, chairman of had been chanting patriotic songs the Weldon Drug Co., said the Court said there was no cvidencs Investiifation to find out whirli of \ General Electric Co., told a year- and shouting anti-British sRigsns their five-year-old twin dauprhier.' walkway v/lll temporarily be that suave doctor’s relations with "/f'' B«wy'» rtglu f00tpHtH end newB conference yesterday: broke into tremendous cheer. • East German to Communist Were was which closed to the public until the work . “Electrical ^appliance .pricea'' are The chleer gave the first indica­ The girls looked s . r.uirli alike Is finished. The contractor for the treasonable or- that he had kid­ generally the Same aa In 1858. The tion of the reprieve to orowds naped John. that mom ai.d dad were in a con­ It,.MM) project is Fred C. Knofla. market haa been soft and there waiting outside. The two youths, stant stale of confusion trying In The walKway la located between John defected to Communist have been many competitors. I Costas Constandinides, 27, and Bast Germany July 20, 1954. Re-- tell them apart To (omplleale the Weldon Drug property and Unbeatfible Discounts would preaume there will be some Yisnnakis Athanasslou, 23. had tumlng after 17 months In the n.alters, the twins' fa'onie house Lhe Farr building, under lease to been expected to,hang at dawn lij- spotty increases in the coming Bast, he claimed Wohlgemuth holi. pi*ank was to ii.ne each other's the savings bank. The walls of year.” though offirials had not announced drugged and kidnaped him for the name the buildings have been painted Robert Paxton, GE’a president, the time. , Reds. John was convicted of trea­ Finally, the p..rents derided it / white, and lighted directional declared: They would have been the first On Ail GIFT-GIVIN* son two years ago. was sentenced was lime to settle Ih- problem. signs bearing the newly adopted "Some of our people hope to persona executed by the British to four years in prison, and was They asked local de ertives to circle InsWnla of the Parking Auv raise prices on television seta.’’ on this Mediterranean island in 21 pardoned by president Theodor take footprints of the girls and thority ase on. order and will be Cordiner predicted higher salei montJhs. They were condemned for l atch them with those on thetr erected at) either end cf the walk­ of appliances and other consumer the EOKA murder of another Heuss early this year. Wohlgemuth admitted putting hirth cert ificat es. But the four way. * goods, along with continued strong Greek Cypriot. EOKA is the Greek sets of prints tooked ns much alike John in touch with high-ranking This Is the first cooperative defense business, would offadt low­ terrorist organization fighting for to the police ns ih- twins' smiling Communists. John, he said, be­ project by the authority and pri­ er orders for utility appartua in union wUh Greece. fares ■This is a simulnled hirth recorri containing the footprints of a child, whii h can be used for iden­ N e k 19.59. A later government announce­ lieved Nazism and militarism were vate property owners, and it is .Miiileil Prints to l-Ttl reviving In West Germany and was tification purpokes throughout an indlvldiml's life. hoped It will atlmutate further de­ All told. Cordiner .said GE should ment said the aenlencea had been | \ commuted to life imprisonment. | fed up with it. He testified that the Finally the detectives mailed ------...... >■!— velopment and improvement of the \ show a favorable trend In total the prints to the FBI's Trlentifi- I Bales in the fourth quarter of this security chief wont over to the true ovrn if, Ihr hr^apital i took them, along with thrlr own rrrommriul that nuraing achoola off-Main St. areas, a spokesman Nuiiierous appeals for clemency eation Ihvi.sion in Washington year and 1959. had been made to British author- j east voluntarily. aprcial iiamr taga. rrroida, tfi Ihr F*BI, A rjuirk u * Hi>cnt I'rge I'olle.. Help I 'y«tdn glor 8 per cent heredity. 4 per cent ten­ Cordiner said GE will spend Police Chief Herman O. Schendel and the Waddell School ex­ vi.sits from their parents and re­ after the mother IliKiiigh the Think WeHl Ever See Daylight? du t: ".Nobody ran convict you be­ hPRcrprintr. nl«o hoIflR true foi- heen dlacharged '''RI exiiei ls, however, Inalsl that j P"'"''lentisl sion and worry, one per cent infec­ roughly $125 million on capital changed merit awards for safety at the school yesterday. Gary’ ceived holy rommunion when Foot cause .lolin rommitted a crime that fool.pntilA Wlien the woman was handed all necesanry IdenlIficatlon llnca | io"'’cls sent into the tion. Thirty-four per cent said they $O.S8 .88 expansion In 19.59, about equal to MacDonald, president of the fifth grade, shows the award Schendel went to tlie deatli cell to tell them Boxed In by » ' small mountain of Chnsimat parcela, Bdmoiid Trial and William Wi lghl begin to j of lii.s reprieve. A priest reported, al least outwardly caused serious KoofprmimK U UBiially userl foi the tot, alie Inajsled llial llicrc are on the feet of every newborn 1 "••'" ""P*’'’''' didn't know. this year's outlay. He said the gave the school from the National Safely Council, for exceptional bring order.-diit of chaos at the Broad St. parcel poat station. The Christmas mall rush Is nearing i "Tbev were overjoyed and over- damage In the West German Fed­ Infflnti? Rinrr thru lingers urn Ion niual be a mlsliike. I| didn't baby They explain that amildgea R'* company had completed a ten- effort In safety. It’s the fourth consecutive year the school has Its peak, pdiit office officials say, and additional trucks ana men are ke| I busy dally. The Broad St. j whelmed and tried to kiss tlie gov- eral Republic. " Email and floxil.lr lo make rlear matter lliiil b4 billion program, so 85 received the honor. Dwight Pnelpa, president of the Student station.yii’hlch d.stilbiited more than 2,000 incoming packages yesterday, cstinmle* It is handling ink Improsr.inn.s Btit agentn rx- and Ideiillflcatimi biaceiol were not knowing the right way lo take ' P.V recent advances In rocketry, per cent of this year’% funds will CounciL gives the chief a citation for his interest, in school safety. I ernor’s hand." four Ume* its normal influx of packages. Letter-sise mall, hatailod at the main post office, has risen JL 15 Mrs. Roger Bagley, -pi-esident of th* \Vaddell PTA, read a letter I Last night British security head- plnln that unlo.s.t a liaby'a prlnfa markefi with the right name, fooipi-tiits .Studies now are being made of In- -go into “new processes, equipment from’ the normal dally 85.000 pieces to more than 400,000. Asslatant Postmaster Thomas .Monnrty 7-Oiiiire Phono Made commending Scnenital fpi his 8atety program, especially, the bi­ qiiarterii fepeatedly broadcast air la.krn brfoir tie lra\ra the Tlie Infant wns simply "loo Tlial s why FBI offlclsls Urge i sects that aurvlved three Navy and machine tools.” estimates 226,000 letters will come into Manchester tomorrow. i Herald Photo by Oflarai. cycle 8<^tohlitlng.. Y^Hefald Photo by Saternis). ' warnings to SU prltons to restrict doltvrry room t)u*n ’, no fnnl-pmo^ ugly ' to he lieis that local |iolKu> ngem lea voliui- balloon ascensions earlier tills year, MARLOW'S For business in general. Cordi­ Loudon - A British firm has their movement* in expectation of wav of arttling anv futmr qiir«- lioapllal officials made a freah leer to leach hospital leehnlclana The flights resched altitudes ex­ FrRMTltRK DEPT. SAVE! developed a telephone which uses SAVE! ner did not expec' any major pick­ EOKA reprisals for' the execu­ tlon aboni hix identity. 'Hua la set of the baby's footprints and the proper lerhnique. Agents also | feeding 1.1, IR 'j, and 24', miles. Organization reports thst'\lts acl- inal court trial here on charges and Juliano were wounded by the up in capital expenditures until push ahead- lK:teafsudbg U>* val-- tions. Soldlei's were ordered 4 b ' a printed circuit instead of wiring ehtists have produced fultured New Haven Trio of breaking and entering. ■same hullel Dec. 6 flie<1 by a fill­ 1.STONE 8MM C;^PBI the Sfgly 1960's. ues of a free aconorav over a gov­ move ifi aimed groups of at least, and which welgh.s only 7 ounces. KEYSTONE AUTOMATIC pearls in a 15-nionth experiment ing station watdiman. Neither Xmas Gift GE plans to continue suits pro­ ernment controlled ec.inmy—c $8 four, velilcleti to travel in 'pairs l l A l a l a n 1?takB>*#1 fs ' Bound over yesterday for trial ThU represents a weight cut of 50 that are larger and more ju.strous ua.s hurt seriously. CAMERA gram of taking a at ind on political in urging oilier businessmen to And wives to stay indoors,- J l e l r l m r l o r i n a and Mrs. Mlchad F per cent compared with most ex­ .Special Closeout O f f 8 mm. CAMERA Issues affecting business, Cortjiner acknowledge their political respon­ than Japane.se pearls, which re­ — - -nri~».i. 'I Cnlwell, both 22. • and Paaqiiale Investigators said Colwell was isting equipment. The phone was Fl.e Lena F 1.B LEN S said, “not disheartened by the set­ sibilities." . portedly take up to eight years to jfacksonville. F.la., Dec. 18 t/Pi--- Jullano, 17. Each was held under baby silting with the couple's de.signed e.specially for use with "SAMSONITE* backs one miuit expec . in this field develop. sclcn- Bible Copyri^hta three-year-old twin daughters In overseas-telephone and prlvata REG. SS9.95 A couple and a teenager from $1,000 bond. FOLDING CHAIRS REG. $89.95 that is new to businessmen. " tiat.s, afteartlJeiV Initial experi­ Authorities said Mra. Colwell a car outside the filling station. automatic exchanges. Pearl Culture Speeded Only new* translations of tha New Maven, Conn., will face crim- CIXISEOUT PRICE He noted the company support­ ment wlt^culturlng pearls, attri­ CIXISEOUT PRICE ed several right-to-work proposi­ buted their aucce-ss to the use of Bible' are , t^yrighted in the tions which were defeated in the Canberra — Aiistralian Gov- the giant .Silver Lip oyster shell, United S t «M . Anybody can pplnt November elections. Canberra The Australian gov­ which is several times larger than the King' «»r any other old Cordiner said. "W e intend to ernment Scientific, and Indu.strial that used in Japan. versloniL/i.ir- ' ------———

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' / ■y. KANCBttTER EVENING HEEALD. MANCHESTER. 0 0 m « T H I^ D A T , DECEMBER 18. 1958 R a g e N i N E i M r MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE e ig h t e e n Coventry Friday night social;-and Mtrs. Sunday fro m '8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at fanfare to cover up the inferiority of XkMt Hartford, a wrlttan warn­ Wanda Laasan^ nuhUCity. the local church halL The Rev. 4 Days Left to' Visit Santa Union Charges o f their products. ing for falling to grant ths right CUM CM) Oooeert Lawrence Lector has appointed ”Buch irresponalble practlceo,” Yule Trade May EqiiiRl Election Probe Voted Diner Owner None Injiiiied of way.'Topo^l collided with a Coventry Orommor School jup- James'. Kalher as general , chair­ Tha Recreation Department Mara said, “are giving the ahoa car driven by Kenneth 5 . Oorddn, Yule Lighting lor high glee club wlU preeentV a man; Jamea DeLorge and' Anita announcea that there are four Frills Disguise business an imdesarvedly bad name 82, of Rockvills. Damage waa neg- Christmas concert at 7:80 p.m. Dlette as co-chairmen in charge of days le ft to 'Wait Santa Claus at In the public mind. Actually these Hurt, Robbed In 5 Crashes Ugible^ today at the school auditorium. gifta and decorations; Barbara hia Workshop in Center Springs products are a constant threat to Record Totals of 1957 All pvirentt and friends are wel­ Kuryan of Ekvlcvllle in charge of the nation’s foot health, .nd a • o Pork. The hours are 4 to 8 Cheap Shoes. House Fight Looms An accident ye«tsrdny at Pariter J* . Contest Open come to attend. There will be 75 the musical program; Janet Bour- weekdays and 1 to 5 on Satur­ violation of public trust. Such ir­ (Oonttamed freto Page Ooe) In Glastonbury Bt. and Tolland Tpks. resulted In 'Voices in the choir to b directed gauft and Janice Chulada In charge day and Sunday. responsible manufacturera are Accusied Slayer by Mias Marilyn Loyzim. local Boston, Dec. 18 UP) — The boot cheating the public. The only effec­ SHOPPING ths arrsst of a lUcottvUle woman, To Residents of refreshments. Decorationa will doing as well or better than loot police reported. No aryesta were school system musli. supervisor,. be in the Chriatmaa motif. In keep­ and shoe workers union today ac­ tive weapon the public has in eelf- (Oonttnued from Pago O M ) tlonal Church Pilgrim Fellowship DAYS TO year when they’re Comparing cur­ mads, however, after four other ac- Free Under Bill Honor Society Members ing with the spirit and traditions cused “ a growing number" of ehoe defenae ia to boycott these cheap, On Seating Alford^ Tho Obventry Bualneu A««n. Is public dance, 8 p.m., Church Com­ manufacturers of resorting’ to “a but overpriced shoes.” CHRISTMAS rent business with a brutally cldenta reported yesterday and Barry Devine and Hazel Little of the season. During the evening poiatbly a illk itocklng. SlehoU •pcooorlng o conteat for locml rezl- munity Houae; South CoyAitry razzle-dazzle of fashion baubles The union report aaid some this morning. were inducted into membership Santa will visit with the gather­ tough 1957 period whep trmffle who w a» bkdly ahaken by the or­ Newburgh, N.Y.*, Dec. 18 UP>— denta only on Chttalma* house Cooperative Kindergarten Christ­ and honky tonk glitter" te conceal manufacturera are “ using unakllled Laura C. Oothberg, 58, was of the Windham Hig^ School Mac- ing when he will distribute gifts to (Oanttnned from Pago L/ne) deal waa scheduled to b8 queation- Ball has been post^ for Malcolm Ughtllw dtsplsys. mas party, morning. Nathan Hale cheap shoes. labor at leame'iT’ rates and Infer­ waa snarled by a subway etrlke. charget) with fallurs to grant qne White, cable manufacturer ehergfed Klmmie Chapter of the National those present and their guests.. , ed further today after discharge U A m e s Loy^m , secretary, is Community Center; Cub Scout The 60,000-member union re­ ior materiala to make shoddy Most say telephone and mail order I | half the highway when she collided Honor Society Monday evening at On Wednesday, Confessions will action would be taken Ir'medl- Police Arrests from Hartford Hoapitai where he with shooting to death union or­ Keneral chairman, aasisted hy Pack 65, Deii 3, at 3:30 p.m., home ported that “In some type of foot­ ihoes.’ ’ business— which amotmta to 15 per with a car driven by Sidney B. be from 4 to 5:30 p.m., and 7 to atoly to Inaure that hr will be li being treated for cuta to kla ganiser Alfred Dugan. Louis Bodreau and Alvin R. the school library. They were of Mra. Ernest Peloquin; Den 5, at wear, consumers are getting less It aaid that today 86 per cqht of cent of total Chrietmae sales—ia Tober, 41, of Hartford. No Injuries among 15 pupils at the school 9 p.m., at St. M ary’s, and 7:30 to aeated. He did not apeclfy fur­ right hand and back Injuriea. This tuiusual. step of granting Goodiii. , 7 p.m., home of Mrs. Joseph for their money than they expect all women’s shoes sell for less than down sharply. The fourth arreet In five daye "There la no doubt that Mr. Wire reported and damage was ball In a first degree murder case h nored during the*, program. 8:30 p.m.', at St. Joseph'!. for theft of goods exposed for aale light. Mrs. Oothberg is scheduled Three prizes will be awarded for Locke; Brownie Troop 70, at 2:45 and deserve.” $4 a pair retail; 18 per cent sell Store traffic held up fairly well ther, but said: NIchola’ aaaallant waa familiar was taken yesterday by State Su­ the most practical and most orig­ .. ei. bership cards and pins were There will be a midnight Maas was reported by Manchester Po- to appear In court Jan. J.O. p.m., home of Mra. Edgar M. Bois­ The accusations were contained for under $3 a pair. In children’s in the early days of the newspaper "I aak the American people this •with all of hla movementa and preme Court Justice I^nard Sup­ presented by Jeffrey W, Cham- Shortly after 8 o'clock this inal diaplaya. First prize will be Chriatmaa Eve at both churches. vert; Cub Scout Pack 57, Dens 1 In a report the union termed “ a and little girls’ shoes 42 per cent blackout but declined as the strike queatioti: Do the peo])lr have no lice. knew that he carried money with ple set bond at 850,0to. |2S; second, $15; and third, $10. plln, chapter president.. Christmas Day Masses will be at sell for under $4 a pair and 22 Robert E. Ouertln, 18, and Roger morning Charles A. SwletUcki, S4, and 2, at 7 p.m., home of Mra. alioe evaluation itudy.” entered its second week. Another further righta in naming their him to alart the day's buaineaa," As few hours later, the bail was Entries must be on application Election to the society la based 7:30, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. at St. M ary’a, Frederick Young. per cent fOr leas than $8, strike-inspired problem: How to own repreacntatlw In Cnngreaa’ " Carey, 20, both of Eaat Hartford, of Wspping, crashed into a parked not only upon a scholastic average It said the cheapening of shoes Chief McKaig said. posted through James M. Rochelle, forms which are available at any and 8:30 a.m. at St. Joseph’s. Explorer Scout Post 65, at 8 "comes in the use of Inferior The report continued that the get rid of specially priced gift Haya aaid that .■unci hr la not were taken Into custody at King’s truck at Buckland. Patrolman Cur­ of at least 87 per cent for the past tis Wllsofi said Swietlicki lost con­ s professional bondsman from o f the following business estab- The music for the Midnight Mass p.m., Pond H ill School; aet-back materials, lessened wear potential, average factory value of a pair of items the stores had intended to eonleating the rirctlon, 'it la the Department Store last night by Pa­ llriiments: Coventry Appliance, three years, but also upon such shoes today Is $S.6S. compared with trol of his car on the icy road and fonkers, N.Y. White, 48, yas met at St. Mary’a will be furnished by card party, 8 p.m.. American shoddy construction, poorer fit, push via spectaculair aalea cam­ ■h.iple qiieation of whclhri It wna trolman Walter Casaells Jr. Bach Wellea Agency; Coventry Variety: characteristics as honesty, coop­ $3.72 In 1947—"This despite the skidded across a lawn and piled on his release by hie wife and their the. Holy Name Society Men’s Legion home; social, 8 p.m., South endangered foot' health, and the paigns. Warehouses are buratinA an honeat election ' was charged with theft. They were Tuttle's Garage, Jim’s Supply and eration, courtesy, desirable person­ general rise In costs and material Moniimenl Honors Into the parked truck. Wilson esti­ IS-months-old son. (31ub' of St. M ary’s with George F. Coventry Firehouse; Trial Justice generally second-rate performance consumers can often be kidded by with ttterchandlae o f this type. The committw Majority aalci released under SlOO bond each and Yeoman’s or by contacting Loyzim. prices over the past 10 years." mated damage of Swietllcki's ve­ White, president of the Chester ality traits, and the ability and Farrell at the organ. Prior to the Court, 7:30 p.m., Robertson of an Increasing share of lower the frosting on the shoe sold by the "We always depended on news­ Wellea had raired aerlmis quea- are due In court .Ian 10. Forma must be deposited at ainy The union charged further: Spain’s War Dead hicle at $460. Cable Co., went free for the first jot willingness to assume responsibil­ Mass, there will be a carol pro­ School. priced footwear with a deliberate­ quality in it.” paper displays to move these pro­ tlona and by hia evidence eatab- Casaells said Carry and Ouertln the above places. ity. Election is by vote of the gram consisting of the following In the face of inflation, this is reah motional items," one store official were slopperl nutsirle the store A t the intersection of Brookfield time in more than a'month. He Is ly buill-in obsolescence,” liahed "a prima fane caar of fraud Madrid — Spain has opened a charged with killing Dugan last Judging will take place Dec. 26 faculty. selections: "Silent Night,’’ Gruber: Manchester Evening Herald ly economic hocus pocus. The shoe assert'a. where Carry was found with some and E. Center Sts., Anthony Pag- •nd 27 with prizes to be awarded The union called that "public industry is not staffed with magi­ 44% Still Illiterate and irregularity ' colossal new monument In honor Nov. 13 about a mile from the A tea honoring the new members "Angels We Have Heard on High," Coventry correspondent. Mrs. F. price deception.” tools for which he had not paid. gioli, 20, of Birch Mt. Rd., Nancy Dec. 29, followed a abort but impressive traditional; “Hark! The Herald cians. Higher costs must be re­ It rrcoTiimenfled that jhe houae j of the nearly a million people who Tyrell, 17, of 362 Woodland St, plant after an argument. White Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim It said a growing number of United Nations, N, Y, — A nCK A GOOD Mrs. Hiltgen Installed program. Among those attending Angels Sing,” Mendelssohn; “O! flected in higher prices if quality Originated Word order a full Inuraligalibn within | died during .Spain's Civil War be­ and Ferdinand P. Lychek, 16, of 62 has pleaded innocent. 2 -8 2 3 1. shoe manufacturera are "down­ United Nations survey, covering a fixed line linilt iliiring which; Mrs. Mildred C. Hiltgen has been were Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. C. Holy Night,” Adam. la to Im maintained. tween 19.36 and 1939. The monu­ Duval St., were Involved In an Dugan had been trying to bring RADIO FROM THE elected and Installed as president grading their shoes in a distored "Actually the apparent magic has 66 countries. Indicates that about The French stamp ccrilector, M, Alford ahoiild he barred from a | ment la al Valley of The Fallen, the plant’s workers Into his union. Devine and Mrs. F. Pauline Little. After the Mass the following claim that consumers prefer to buy accident caused by slippery road of the Women's Auxiliary to the Catholic Christmas Schedule been .-iccompllahed through steady 44 per cent of the world’s people Herpin of Paris, ia credited with neat IJeiikin|> Dies which covers a 46,000-acre estate conditions. Police rep o rt^ the first Another union previously had been will be presented: "Kyrip Elelson, Sumo Wrestling Old ‘prettied-up shoddy ■ shoes’ rather making up the word "philately’ ’ for Coventry Volunteer Fire /* ssn. The Christmas schedule of the cheapening of the product. The over 16 years of age — or a total Sponaora of tonight'a dinnera at (hielgamuros, 36 miles from two drivers were stopped at the recognized by White. MANY MODELS Brjazll; “Gloria,” Brazil;"Credo, than shoes that giva.ddcent value of 700,000,000 — are still Illiter­ the hobby of stamp collecting, in Other officers elected and In­ local St. M ary’a and St. Joseph’s guts have been removed from many honoring Maya Include Adlal Ktev- Madrid, This will bo the final rest­ intersection when Lychek skidded rffertory: “Tollite HosUas," Tokyo—Sumo .wrestling is a at reasonable prices." ate. 1865, by combining Greek roota. stalled during the annual Christ­ of Eagleville Churches -.includes types of shoes in the premise that enaon, lyemocr-tlr prealdentlal After Crash ing place for many war dead, Into them. Damage was estimated Q I J And Up Stv SBm |i : "Banctua,” Brasil; ‘‘^g- highly stylized sport that has been Commenting on the report, John Celebrate Golden Anniversary Blast Kills Nine Miners mas party at the Altnavelgh In worship servlcea and tho annual nominee in 1902 and 19,96. Steven- A 6-mlle-long Way of The Cross at more than f 100 for each vehicle. Storra Monday night were; Mrs. nuiLDfklMifOla Montani; "Adm e practiced In Japan from ancient J. Mara, the unidh president, aaid; aon, howrvri. baa aent word he Arthur C. Jenkins, B4, of 115 leads to the monument Itself, a Mr. and Mrs Domenlc Eiirlco,^ Norman Miraky, 46, of Hartford, parties. '!■ FldM M ,''vim dltionRl; and ,Reoe»- times. The word, sumo, is said to "W hile the m ajority of shoe Ales, France, Dec. 18 Ifi) —An Ruth Steullet, vice president; Mrs. wall be unable to attend hecauae (’restwood Dr. died yesterday of granite mounliiln out of which In 69.'i Tolland Tpke , recently cele­ Mr. and Mrs. Enrico expect to re­ and Thomas H. Qlenn, 36, o f 174 Btty Hoffman, secretary: Mrs. There will Ige a children’^ Christ­ aional “ Joy fjjU heW orltLl’.yHandel. have been used for. the first time to manufacturers are doing a con­ of a meeting In Cthlcago a heart attack after he had been 16 years' work, has been hollowed brated their 60th wedding anniver­ turn to Manchester In the spring. Lake Bt., almost crashed on the explosion early today killed all mas party tp' be held at St. M ary’s The choir WSKnao render seKC' describe this spoijt In 453 A.D. dur­ scientious job In producing good nine miners working In a stall in Lorotta LeLacheur, assistant sec­ Advani'l' aale of tlcketa Indl- involved In a minor auto accident a basilica larger than most sary in Upland, Calif., where they Besides their daughter In Cali­ Tolland 'Tpke. overpass at R t 15. Potterton’s retary; Mrs. Marion Schultheisa, 'Church hall Sunday for all chil­ tiona at the 10:30 a.m. Mass on ing the reign of, Emperor Ingyo. shoes at reasonable prices, scores Mted a turnout of more than 660. in Hebron. cathedrals. generally make their home during fornia, they have another daugh­ Police said Miraky tried to pass the Grand'Combe coal field of treasurer; Mrs. Eleanor Potter, dren attending classes, immediate­ Chriatmaa morning. The custom of viewing wrestling of others turn out millions of pairs south central France. oald Claude D. Curlln former ’Tolland County f’omner Bern­ Atop the mo\intain rises a 462- the winter months. Their daiigh- ter, Mrs. Lawrence Mallon, 22 Glenn who swung hla car to the SINCE 1881 financial secretary: Mrs, Mathilde ly following the 10:30 a.m. Mass. Events Tomorrow matches began about this time, of shoes poorly made, fraudulently The blast was apparently Haya aide who heada the arrangc- ard J, Ackerman reported the foot cross. An elevator lakes vis­ les and son-ln-ltiw, Mr. and Mra. Orove St.; a son. Aldo Enrico, left to avoid slush. Miraky side' FAMOUS FOR SERVIOE J. Nyack, hospitality; Mrs. Lillian Featured will be a movie and a Christmas party, Climax Chap­ and matches were stEged In the priced and designed for a short menta committee rause of death this morning after itors from the floor of the church •Jamea F. Splllane, had a dinner for owner of Bldwell's at the Center, swiped a utility pole on the left touched off by an extracting ma­ Dlette, Sunshine: Mrs. Hilda Eich- -visit from Santa Claus. ter OES and Uriel Lodge Imperial Palace during the reign life. In an attempt to by-pass dated guent.a im ludi many high an autopsy performed at Hartford up through the shaft of the cross relallvea at Ihclr hotne This wa.s and three grandchildren. Mr. and side of the road, Julies said. chine’s striking a gas pocket. neer and Mrs. Dolly Femald, ways ■St. M ary’s CYO will have Its an­ AFandAM. 6:30 p.m.. Masonic of Emperor Yuruaku (469 A.D.) skilled labor, these shoe manu­ government ofllclala. S-'natora and Hospital. to an bbservatlon platform on its followed by an open house, at­ Mrs. Mallon and their children Police also reported a minor col The Grand’Combe field, richest and means; Miss Dorothy L. Wolfe, nual Christmas party and dance Hall, Merrow; Second Congrega-. and later. facturers resort to tawdrineas and Rapreaentatlvea. church leadera Afkerman aaid there waa no arms. tended hy more than 100 of their spent the month of Aiigust with llslon at the Center rotary where in southern France, is about 100 (Haya la prealdent of the South­ evidence of Injury from the ac­ friends. their parents in California. police gave Walter J. TopolskI, 21 miles north of Marseille. Read Herald Advs. ern Etaptlat Convention I and a cident. group of 20 or .10 peraona from .State Police aald Jenklna* car Arkaiulaa. hit the left front fender of truck Public Records Cash o m I Stam p s’ w’hile passing on Knst St In Hebron Wnrrmfita# l>cedii Jenkins, police said, walked over Flic and Kllen J. Hudar, to Ray­ Imps Rode Bidlels lr> talk with the tnu-k driver, I mond W anfl Hflfu M Hltf, prop- | Now is th e tim e to do your Frank K Hi(h, 24, ut Hebron, then rrtv on Oak St DOLL CRIBS Superstition Says rr)|]npsed Hiillding IVrrnlta Dr Iiwin Uiael of ('ohhesici ! Hay K I>ugn for Mm Mary AND New York WrlllnR nhoiii old I was summoned, but* Jenkins was 'PiHsgrM. garage al 15 Sher- iuperstiUons tn hl« new book, "The 1 dear! whrn hr arrived The body wofi.l ( in k . Ajfe 'of FlrearinH." Koboit Held ! WHS removed to Hartford Hfrspital i'brodoir D. ( ’bnmirora, erert says: “A ( rossbow qtmrrel or nn jal the retprest i»f |{(»( kvilie Medx nl liouno on White St . $13,000, Kxaininer’ fir John K Flaherty I CRADLES arrow flew with the aid of featliers: so did angels ( ’fniHoqucntly a c|iiar '■ Jenkins leaves his wife Nell Her­ 7'l Innlnirlion (•uiif/vd rel or an arrow was csucntlally ring Jenkins and a ator slmllai h)gn' explained Me was a member of the ( enter Tlie theughHul f Hi is iti* Itetler tiuin 'I'V aludrnta of atmtlnr to tlie greater Hciura< v of htillets by (’ongregaticmal ('liiirch, of the Pa > alitiri All fhe Mmmb'Q ! tnw tradition t4 tho holiday ipiHtI staling when rlMmg was Intrcahu ed ciOr l^nlge of Masons of ArnlwMst, FnwhBfk 16 ex that no devil cf l*’rnnklin Rooaoveli in the LIBBY HG^SURE PACKED FOR FRESHNESS ' M inrral Oiil|tiil IttncR the laat group Hnniflwav hit play, "HumiaD at Beverages 2 i : r 2 9 * Frozen FoodQ Services will be lirld at the V , I ( 'ampnhrllo " O 4 C SWEEf PEAS PRBSHPAK <*anberm Austi-alia .mlnernl Holmes k’uneral Home, 400 .Main 2 COFFEE «n 79< production has Inrrea.Hed nu>re St , .Saturdav at 2 p m The Kev Boiled Onions ONE PIE KITCHEN GARDEN CALIFORNIA Open Every Night till 9 than 00 per crnl sline l!MH, rising (Mlffoi’d () Slmp.son wll ofTtiiate SUSA8 N' SPICE In value hv nearly S'liO.OOn.OlK) to Burial will be al Fast (Vrnetery ORANGE JUICE Double World Green n tolnl of $17<,(i00.000 Conl ac- Friends may call at the furu'ial Frtday'a Hhoppern' Npeolal Midget Gherkins Order PU M PK IN 2“^ 25/ TOMATO Juia 2” ^ Z 7/ Stamps rnunls for abort 25 per rent of home tor.iorrrrw t>elween 3 and C'u|» cbfAVder. froNh lohater ALCOA OOTT — plus dopoitt Every Night From 6-9 the piodurtlon value, the lead and 5:30 p ni arid between 7 and 0 rrdi Ey* Chidtan Stuffed Olives ' POTPIB oi'tooi FRESHPAK Bird I Eya Maraschino Cherries ’ S PIN AC H 3 : ; - 4 9 * t i LYNN POULTRY FARMS FRESHPAK Potato Chips ” 4 9 * B EA N S 2 ;,- r 3 9 * "Our Vary Own State of Connecticut Fresh Poultry From Form to Yoii" 11 CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN ■ • ■ GRAND UNION Sauerkraut FR U IT • tC 3 7 * SNOW'S Opon Wed., Thurs., FrI. Till 9 P.M.— Saturday 8 A.M . to 6 P.M. — Ml 9>8251 Minced Clams : ORDER ■ ELL'S ^ C O LI SPEARS Reedv-ta-Ceei Cltentd Bofort Weighing Poultry Seasoning Swanton POULTRY > Our 2 X V 2 7 » Tietey ■ O N D ( R E A D AVERAGE AVERAGE LY . DINNERS • YOUR PARTS Specialty Sara Laa S tu ffin g 1 C 2 8 * WEIGHT WEIGHT Clssamas M e C O R M IC K C O F FE E a K E CUT FRESH DAILY FROM CONNECTICUrS WHITE ROCKS 1 9 t o 2411m . V. r ' 10 to IS lbs. Nat : CHRISTMAS TO BROIL or FRY^ALSO STEWING PARTS Decors 1 7 * ' o' Kitchan Gardan PLANTERS FRBICH FRIES • TURKEY LEGS u.59r BREASTS ..,69c Cocktail Peanuts lb. lb. Grand Union CROSSE » lACKWELL. COD F IL L E T Pkim Pudding Freezer mrnw mt the Weeht Krtehon Gordon Order Your Holiday Poultry Nowf LUSCIOUS : NOW! Dolieloui with Ocoon Spray Cronborry Soueo — Rosto with Frofhmodo luftor LAMB FORES u. 3^c WHOLE or HALF LAMBS G R EEK r e t s FRESH NATIVE and FRESH FROZEN ^ It Cake Mix Proihpot ALL SIZES — OVEN READY FRESHPAK ROYAL ELM At Our Seafood Counter RIB LAMB CHOPS Lh 7^c gbSpejuice WE FEATUi^E FAMOUS VALCHRIS htted Dates 1 3 9 e A h Tho Loin C|topt |U TURKEYS CAPONS DUCKS IMPORTED HAMS C uh of, Lomb • Sh«Mar Chapa Itrdt Eyt CALIFORNIA Langoitiiios ^^39* LOIN LAMB CHOPS c 99 Indudiiip: o sto'» A FtWst FISNSTICKS BIRDS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY FEAST CAPONETTES FOWL FRYERS Date & Nut Roll X ‘ 2 9 4 Holibut Steoks Center Cat ik^59F KITCHEN CARDEN — SLICED FROZEN .99 SAVE Tasf« and Compora~Guarontttd fo SoHsfy! Strawberries 3 ™ 2 n e t Trolif FitlihH ‘ 59f FRESH SWIFTS WORTHMORE FRESHBAKE BRI^^^^ a J ^ ’ Candyla,^! BACDN ...and so it goes...in SUBURBIA TODAY Pork Butts CHRISTHAS WREATHS DELICIOUS, GOLDEN RIPE fc W)AVES y LEAN and TENDER Md DECORATIONS! " 2 T 2 9 * A widt etMrt^ Parfnet >1 aa 1C mmnt o f bmautlful Snack ^ I ^ r " i fcbifci K*,.. ChrUlm at 0 . 1 . 4 9 : Perfect HftUday Treat! /2 0I. lO I/i O L I 0 » A « Ivory liquid Detergent Lux Toilet Soap Condensed All H u ffy All Spaghetti arMKaroni 1*9 2 5 ^ n » 2 | ‘ 37* 0.M 23* CMfli 37* M l Prlcaa KffccUvo A t Upper Ckinnactlietit Btoraa, Thura., Dac. 18th Thru fUat, t>ae. 20th. Wa Raaerva The Right To Umit QuanUtlaa. .05 . O C * 1 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ^ 8 5 * 4 0 pk«. Z 2 V 2ti2r=4K39‘ 79‘ MancliciNcr Sh«n>inf Puludc, BBipiMi TlORpik* W. and Brood St., lfHldi«irt«^~Opai Moadiy, TimmIo7,'i 0 AJf. to • PJL 2 117 HIGHLAND STwMANCHISTHl /M M ZTE . • maeid the sT 8:12 Is oIm ysM*r W ad«M iDr,11«aiiy. Friday, 9 AJf. to t PJI^-teUBdor t AJL to 8 PJIa ■AMT ■tiOMMinir isiriHB Ml Aom m or, AO M o m : I At i V o & M t f ' • ■ ha « . f ■AWUHESTER BVENfflG H E R ^ , MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1958 PAGE TWENTTeONB ^AGB TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONM^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1958 she was elected to Congress in the Knutsons wai a contributing her hueband are living together An invitation to attend has bosa a door oonnaetlnf wdth tha addi­ ■Ion to remodeling of an old buildr that school needs would keSp the ManobeaUr Salvation Arm y ‘Band, BrtUjn was gnuitsd tbs right t« Panama Extends 1254. She was re-elected in 1956, cause of herTallure of election.’’ now. "That'a a peraonkl question,” State Guard Unit extended to all former detaehmant Blind Boys Sing tion. ing with the poaelblllty of linfore- town In debt Indefliiltely over the com bij^ youth choira of United Britain to Make aak for d^ermsat of . up to seven Coya Hurt, Not Bitter but was defea.ted last month by But tbe committee said it found ■he said. - \ , members and to former members Belton Methcralst and the Congregational of the annual pgymenta. I t under- no direct evidence involving Lah- FadllUea provldad In Uia win* aeen ■ituationa which might puih "five per cent debt limit,". State Republican Odin Danger She refusea to talk about her Slates Activities o f Hq. Oo. land F Co. o f the 2nd For Yule Party would Include t n ofBee and atoraife the presently estimated costs con- Church, a vlalt from Santa Glaus Loan Payment •tood It would not exercise the Offshore lim its gen In any conspiracy to caplMIize personal problems except to say Bn. 1st Inf. Regt. vaull at bajiamenl level, ind an aidersbly higher. They, commented law limits borrowing by munici­ and the aaaiatance of both Boy and defenpent In more than three suc­ "I know what a woman la up 0 1 the Knutsons' marital woes. that charges ^ that were made palities to five per «ent of the cessive years. against in a job like this," she Langen has said he did not men­ The activities of the ICngineer Sgt Bonsld L. Cyr. USMC, a More Space ofBre ajid worHlnjr vault on the alao on the fact that the estimated Girt Scout troops. Panama, Dec. 18 (P)— President. At Vote Probe Failure against her were false. 'Tbs annual ChrtM m u party o f grand Hat except for schools and London, Dec. IS WP) — The said. " I went Into It with my eyes former Engineer Service Detach­ coat of Scheme 2, entirely of new A record hop' will be held at the tion those Knutson troubles In his Service Detachment, Connecticut Mani;hMter Kmbism,CIub was bald firat floor. aewer projects. British governmsnt is to pay tbs Ernesto de la Guardia .ysaterday open." campaign. During the Come-Home fuss, ment member, it now serving in conatructlon, Is lower than Community Hall tomorfow from 8 full flS d million In eap lU f and By MAimiA OOUB "O f course you fee’ hurt, you State Guard for the month ,of De­ the Marines Aviation Ordnance last night in ’Ttniesr HaO. Seen Needed In the plan labeled Scheme 1, On Television Sucemful One signed into law a bill extending Although dealt a heavy setback But husband Andy Knutson Andy Knutson had said his wife th" 20 foot by 20. foot vault would Scheme 1. to 11 p.m. for local teenagers, rhe Interest due this year on Its out­ Washington, Dec. 16 UP)— Goya know,” she told a reporter who was neglecUng their home, was cember include training in interior Section at Quanttco, Va. The proposal to construct the Panama’s territorial waters 12 by .the House group, Mrs. Knutson told the committee two days ago A. musical program waa pro* Uf the only new conatructlon. It Renee 'c a 1 h o u n, J-year old dance Is sponsored by the Youth standing American and Canadian Knutson kicked off .e high-heeled came to her office yesterday after under Kjeldahl's influence and that giiard duty, use of compass and vault and ofBce apace will be pre­ No one man Invented the - rent gift for the grab bag. held Its Christmas party yester­ refused to recognize any claims to twins, or, In many rases, triplets. million. aa tile town rlerk a oft'n e hut all I I and I2,’’i,<3« for .Scheme 2. rice Chapel building at f.'i.OOO. It on the Canadian loan and more over with laughter—thereby stab­ water more than 8 m llei from The Community Carol Sing will day. than 8 ’4 million In Interest on "other apare woidd l■■e provided I Town ofTlclala and other towna- lina been built up over a period of bing himself with a letter opener shore. ^ thronph ronalniriion of a tM fooi people who viewed the plana laat five or SIX years through a special be held tomorrow at 7:.10 p.m. In previous deferments. In his pocket. The bill was approved by Pan­ by 32 fool addition The only I night expreaaed a preference for two mill lax levy. the Civil Defense room at the Manchester F.venlng Herald Bol­ Tw o years ago, after the Sues ama's National Assembly Monday atrurlural rh a n p e in the preaenl .Scheme 2 herauae of ita elTIrlency Townspeople voted to create the school. Sponsored by the Parent- ton eorreapondent, D n r I a M. Invasion, Britain asked for s It took ceveral stitches to sew A&P Super Markets in Manchester - 261 Broad Street and 1161. Canter Street OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M: blllldinp " one’ hr ina’ aila'ion of and l,ivoiil Thev expreaaed avei fun d V hen II became apparent Teacher Aaan , It will feature the fFItalla. telephone Mitchell 8-8818. waiver. When this was agreed. his punctured left thigh. night.

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Beef 5 FOR 99^ Lginii Liyer Aluminum Cookie Kit Banquet Pies or Turkpy SLICED t . 3 5 ' JANR PAMOR RN.4le , OFOiOCK Ml _ 5 u p e r V 8 OZ 4 AC SUPfR-tlOHT FftC All m m C Testeez MORRELL'S BEEF, VEAL or PORK PAHIES PKG O y B O C O n SLICED 5" GOOD LB 55 Moo. CO flEE 3.;^ 1.69 DEPENDABLE FOOD RETAILERS SINCE 1859 plus 3 FtKn iWm la IkH t (MiMM. Ur. (M., ■« M * •Maclln H UK * •taia.u. WHITI Cheese Cake 39 ncHAPuiLiowa H O U S i OWN FUtE • lab*U> VBHTABLE SHORTENINO Mweelmwis Pie Filiinf A U CONDENSED All EXTRA FLUFFY LUX LIQUID DETEROmT Itia the ptoaoppk bite tndmd Inside that live tMa cnony-ridi Jana silverdust h u e RWSO B in WISK CONTROUEO SUDSING CONIROUEO SUDSING EOS REAUY EAST Parker Chaaae Cake vronderfbl flavor you'll never to i| e t Baked to doxo 3 7 3 ' Apple Pie iwiiaaj3‘ Tt4E NEW DETEROENT eiUES WHIIE IT WASHES rot THE AUTOMATIC WASHER fOR THE AUTOAAATtC WASHER IIQUID DETERGENT THRirTY DISHWASHING tantaUiing perfection •••priced to pleaae your pniael - FOtbaKtNCi 1 U M C . 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PAG* TWENTY-rOUB MANGHE8TBH EVENINO AERALO. MAMCHE8TEB, OOHN.. THURSDAY, D E C X lfB l» It, ItM MANCHESm XVSNIHO RBRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-PIVl T Firms Drop Codks’ Resolutions Can Come True Qpoli Tisnight and Fri. till 9 To oH yoM wandtrfiil pno- Private Plan MANCHESTER pM wo somi Saasan*s For Rmctor Grnntingt wMifills “Chritfmas Cord” of So­ WMhlnctnn, Dec. IS ' (fli—The polUlcRi nrc over atomic power PUBLIC MARKET por Boys in fino foods for development had eome more fuel ye.eterdnv with the withdrawal of 803 - 805 M A IN STREL-T oB Hio holiday fostiviHos. two hip rompanles from a pro- po.>!Cd ina-mmion*dollar project. PennsVlvania Power * Llpht Co, W rap op yoor ChrteMMt and' the Wcstlnphouse Electric Corp. have said that because more Q ju a U ii^ T lfb u id b L J h a t food shopping tho qoick, research and Uestlnp la needed, they are haltinp plana for a larpe- X cosy, low-cost way at araie mirtear power reactor which ^ FRESHIY CUT #DISPLAYE0# NOT PRE-PACKAGED wn\ild have been the first of its POPULAR. kind In the United Stales. Sen. Chnlon P. Anderson (D- Tv'M I ,caid Ihia shows "the fallacy ‘i' of ex|ieitlnp private Industry to i-. provide the lechnical dM'ectlnn and flnani-inp for construction of ad- OPENTHliRslAr^nMi^^ 9 \nnred reactor concepts. , And.i.>:on hs a senior member of I IK I louse-.Senate Atomic Enerpv ('011111111100. Ho and other rieiiio' i ats li.ivc fought the Elsen- Imwei iHiniiniatration policy of lelMOt; Oil private business to lend 4 the .I V .11 developing peacefit u.re.s of iitoimr power, Tlie I AO companies said that spile Ihe.r pullout, "we contlnii^to believe Hull this reactor l>nlds \ teSU Ualakoff, the ultlmaU in' tha Women's Association of the brigtil iiripiilse for the future By CECILY BROWN8TONE ■'S>‘ c' Aaaoclated Prma Fo(xl Editor fancy desserts. Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Tiu y ^a r| their nuclear Aiower Evelyn R, Patterson who wrote and edited and tested by the Min­ effort will go beyond recenily-nn- Good cooks. who resolve to Im­ 'Gourmet Kitchen” (Atlelard- Schu- nesota Home Economics Associa­ U. S. Gov't. WWW A V n VT G HP nounci’d participation In a/^lan by prove their repertoires In the New man, 43.80) teaches an advanced' tion. Photographs of the contribut­ more Hmo .M) private uMllties to ■year may find help in this crop of cooking course at the Adult School ing artists plus brief biographical build a 'J1 mllllon-doll/r atomic ^hddJmaA. Jw Juu^ Grade A W A JL D Cl 9 JL recently published cook books. Just in Princeton, New Jeraey. The notes make an Interesting addition plant near Philadelphia _ recipes in this book are thoae that to a fascinating collection of "In our companles'/phildsophy, WE WILL HAVE EXTRA FANCY GRADE A TURKEYS; one suggestion. Choose the recipe make up the main courae of a recipes — many of them hard to EVISCERATED - OVEN READY the sound and orderljvdevelopment PLACE YOUR ORDER N O W AND RE ASSURED collections that suit your parti­ meal, as well as the deaaert; find in aa practical a form, of nuclear power Li plain common Tree Laden with Gifts for Indians cular interests and talents. through these the author hopes to "Joale McCarthy’s Favorite TV sense," they said Iry a joint atate- OF THE RIGHT SIZE! Recipes" (Prentice-Hall, 43.60). is "How faithful are thy branches?" Children In Mrs. R. Eldred Doyle's fourth grade at Hollister St. E>o you rellah the Idea of serving help “ the new pr the experienced ment. a carefully chosen batch — from School weighted the branches of their classroom Christmas tree with warm mittens to give to Cher­ classic new- and old-world recipes homemaker to develop some basic The project ab^doned had been techniques *nd to add to her soups to desserts — by an ac­ okee Indian children In Montana. William Moorhouse of the First National Bank painted the tres when you entertain? Then '"The the goal of a jplnt research and repertoire a aelect collection of ex­ complished' cook. Demonstrated white, and children brought mittens to decorate It. Mary lyjmbardo places an angel on the tree, June Platt Cook Book" (Knopf, development prtgram by the two citing recipes." by the author on her dally T V SUPER MARKETS while Billy Moorhouse, son of the man who gave the little tree, makes sure the mittens are se­ $S) U a must. Mrs. Platt "loves firms since 19M. The aim was a YOUNG HENS 49‘ Young couples, interested in program, copies o f these recipes curely attached. Kathleen Shea drapes a bit of tinsel, and Pamelo M ay adjusU a string of orna­ to cook, eat and give parties,” and power plant yOf probably 1,10,000 S to 15 LB8. BR o X b B RE ASTE D everyday and company food that she haa brought together all her have been requested many tim es kilowatts, With cost lowered ments. ( Herald Photo by Pinto). other families serve, should have best recipes "plus a collection of A running commentray, TV-pro- through usd of a homogeneous a delightful time wltk Jane Benet's new delights.” £lducated here and gram style, includes hints that TURKEYS reactor which mixes fuel and cool­ tenance charges for employes at "The San Francisco Cook Book” should help cooks usccessfully du­ abroad, June Platt's full-time oc­ ing materiiil together. state Institutions. A t present, theie (Fearon, 43.80). It regional flavor plicate the dishes. Get Your Christmas cupation is designing home decora­ The yytomlc Energy Commis­ G)llective Bargaininjii; Rights maintenance setups differ from YOUNG TOMS ^ 43‘ gives It real tang. Attractively il­ Devotees of Marlon W. Flex- UNDER OVER tion; her hobby is creating and sion thl.y year agreed, at the com­ Institution to Institution. The idea lustrated, clearly printed on sturdy ner's cook books will be interested adapting marvellous recipes. She 17 Lbs. lb 17 Lbs. panies'/reciuest, to put up funds Is to establish a common denomi­ paper, and a handy size, we In her "Cooking the Smart Way" suggeMs using only the best in­ for fu/ther research. The original Proposed for State Employes nator which will permit this state suspect that men will enjoy this (Barrows. 43.95). Her dozena of gredients, and her extraordinarily pisn was to deride late next to equalize such charges for liv­ book as much as will women. menus are a helpful feature. Many whether actual construction was good taste and generous step-by- A happy combination produced Hartford, Dec. 1« (41 — Collec­ lee cornea as a victory for the ing expenses. W«'// Also Have: Capons, Ducks and Geese f ^ of these were brought back by the GIFTS FREE... step directions make this invest­ fe e b le . "Encore—A Qmkbook of the Fav­ author during her travels around tive bargaining rlghti for atate Connecticut Slate Employee Aa- Request the General Assembly ment worthwhile. Here is delicious­ The Best Turkey Value At Any Price W IT H YO U R The companies said that since to provide the same survivorship orite Dishes of the World's Most the world; some come from Ken­ soclatlon which had iirgei' Ihia be ly sophisticated food — from Famous Musicians” (Random n^otiatlm is wtih AEC had not employea, but with a specific "no benefits to state police as those tucky and other southern been concluded they will not seek written Into any collective bar­ hearty cheddar-cheese soup to Ga- House, 43.95): It was compiled by strike' clauts. given other state employes under kitchens. any reimbursement from the gov­ gaining law. World Green Stamps social security. Under federal law, OUR ernment. Tlicir statement was is­ That's the recommendation of Tile (TIO-AFH haa i laintalned Waybest Native the Lieglilatlire's Interim Public state police cannot join social se­ knob on the television set if ahe RadampUmi Center—SOI OaOa. Beolevard, Em 4 Hartford sued by Charles E Oakes, board that the no alrlke n etter Ohoiild Hal B o y le ------Oven Ready chairman of Pennsylvania Power, Personnel Cnnimlttee to ths Itt.Ml lie left to the bargaining table and curity. doesn't like the program. and Mark W. Creasp .Ir., president General Aesenibly which convenes Hint the question shniild he a part The finance committee knocked She haa eyes like light shining Roasting Of Westingbouse. .Tan. 7. of Hie negollaHon of each con- down a subcommittee recommen­ through the silts In yellow but­ Chickens The measure prepared by a s|ie 11 aid. dation for a full scale probe of the LEAN SHORT SHANK tons, she has clawed up about rial subcommllloe headed by Hep Era of the Third Cat Heiieral opcriiHoiia of any siiiti Stale Highway Departmei\t, Rath­ 41,500 worth of furniture and two Sousoge Meat X 45c Benjamin M. Hchloaabach, W est­ EASTERN DRESSED FRESH Long Inland lav. Hie cor.inilHce feel-, aliould er, It asked the 10S9 I^iglslature neighbor children. M y shower is irin iltiirr I’o.sl brook Hppubllcan, calls for such her chosen powder room. Oven Ready be governed by the present Stsle to request the department to list hargslnliig by mills- departments lyihor ItclHlions A ll. the steps It has taken to comply Off to Good Start But for some wild Incomprehen­ Ducklings Ground B e e f “"'l. 49c (iliveii lo IVlilItT snd Institiitiniis. with the recommendations of Stone Lb. sible reason everybody In the fam­ Si'iiate Clialrinaii .loseph H That means lliiit eai ti stale In- and Webster, an outside efficiency SHOULDERS ily knows the Era of the Third (ioldberg of Hie cornmlUee said hla N ew York )— In our house we "I want another cat or a birdy," sllliiHnn snd rle|iartmenl will have Ifou may have It honed for atufflng or ground for KORV UP Cat is going to go on for a long Boneieiw Wn^hinRlnn, D^r. 1ft (/I'l Pr<*s- group also voted lo; team which studied departmental stormed Tracy. Sliced Bacon ‘""ib 59c to hold electlona among Its work- If you wish. We also have KURV CASING, BAUSAOE CAS­ have entered the era of the third while. Mfnt Elflrnhow^r yfBterdny choB« Waive governmental Immunity operations. For a while I considered get­ Briaket ('Inrrnro I>. Miller to be an aa* era to determine wlilcji ii ii 1 o n INO and VEAI. SHANKS for SYLTA. cat. I have always held that any­ Head Cut to penult Biilts agalnat the atate ting her a parakeet, but I demur­ body who really likes a cat lacks al«tnn! nrrorlary of Ajrrlrulturft. group will represent the branch When you have a small child In a wlllioiil getting apeidal permlsalon red. Tracy was still so small that one brand of common sense. I still Corned Beef Link Sausage u 73c at thn bargaining table. now Ik nBHorlnta rhlcf of tha from the 1 siglslalure. house you often measure time by I was afraid one morning I might romrmuMy fllablUwiUon, Hf*rvlro 'I'lie Iwo nuijor .'.'ions, Hie Con OUR OWN MAKE Swedish Vort Limpa, Fancy Dried Mushrooms, | feel that way. But Lady Dotty Is Ile(|ulre the alale to aaaiime legal tha pets she haa. come upon her with feathers stick­ here to stay. Who nsdds common Jn fbr Ajfriniltiiro DfpMitinrnt necHcnl .Stale Eniplnyea Aaaiicda- WINDOW SHADES ing out of her mouth. liability for the actions of its em­ Ground Poppy Seed, Swedish Peas, Brown Beans, ^ Rather fondly .1 look back now sense ? Tlio prc.Kiflpnt RMva Mlllor, Hon and Council 1(1, American PURE PORK A fter a time we got another cat. yfar-"l(i Rrpubllran, a np- ployes. Al prcsciil, slate employea Red Sago, Swedish Syrup, Soaked Lutefisk, S at the time our daughter Tracy EeilcriiHnn of .Slalc, Comily and WASHABLE another Siamese. I t —and I apeak polntincnt. A fnrmnl nojiilnallon arc siibjcid lo legal suits on Hie had her very first live pqt—a pe­ R e a d y" Hams ~ Muon ipal Eniplnves CIO-Ak'I., basis of Hielr aid Ions In perform­ Swedish Arrak Punch, Swedish Jul-GIog, Swedi.sh j advisedly—was a magnificent ani­ will Ro to the .Sonnto whotj Con- INTERSTATE riod known as the Era of the First will Hina vie fur Hie re|ireseiil a- ing slate diiHes. SAUSAGE MEAT w ^b. mal named Ralph Beauty Marble groKH ronvrne* Tu’xl nionlli. Hon liglil.s from eiiidi depatinienl Sail Herrings, Potato Flour and Imported Smoked a Turtle. NAPIER COFFEE Itellevo Hie Heglsbil lire nf Its AQUA SHADES For tiirkev stiilflng. Candy, and roughly the size of a Mlltrr nl.Ko la bring rmnird n and InsHliiHon. WtIHIHIHIWMailSRSIWIfSKmSIiSIHIHIfSIfSIHIHIHIItIttIMIHIHmilfSIMIMIIKI r ^ |t It was a tiny Inoffensive grave­ —Holiday Grocery Specials- nirmbrr of the ( ‘ommodity (Credit burden In luimlllng claims against Shetland pony. .Seen ns Vlelory the stale IVIimIc to Onlor eyed turtle with a thoughtful mieni SiiAjuiceA, NEW LOW forponition Bonn! of Dlrrctora. WUh Voiir Kollerf • The Era of the Second Cat w oi The "no strike " ckiUHe In the Asks M|h>cIiiI Study $3.35 and Its watery relgm in our kitch­ In that job and hr aaalfitnnt ar<'« pretty short. We have no mice In proposed leglalsHon approved by LEAN SHORT SHANK .Dromedary Fruit Coke M ix ...... pkg. 75c en was of a remarkably brief dura­ That Interpret The rrtnry of iigrlciilturo. be ti\U'cer‘i\n Ask a apeclal full-tlnia study our house, and I got a little tired PRICE Hie full Piibllcrersonncl Coimiili- Full Line nf.^CuNtom tion. Don r'Hiulbrrg, who rr.slgnrd ro- by experts nn Hie matter of main­ of watching Ralph Beauty stalk Wishes Of The Family \ "W hile I am doing dishes It Just CRANBERRY SAUCE - renlly to becomr Klarnhower'a VENETIAN BLINDS Swedish Meat RoMs...... eon 89c lies there, the creepy thing," com­ Tracy Instead, pounce on her and 1 LB. BAG economic aflviier. Smoked Shoulders »> 39'^ plained my wife, Frances. "It carry her to the top of the book­ JOHN B. BURKE Mlllrr Ik h former vice prealdent case. I f there is anything I can't 6 to e U m. Sweden House Frukt Soppo ...... pkg. 59c doesn't even make echoes." of the Kentucky Farm Bureau Fed- E. A. JOHNSON stand, it's clawmarka on a freshly FUNERAL HOME emllon Fmm 1940 to 1953 he It was a nice turtle, but as tur­ painted bookcase. PUMPKIN o SQUASH Sweet Potatoes No. S Can 23c operntrd r farm In Shelby rountv, PAINT CO. Potato Pancakes ...... can 39c tles go It went. I was rather dis­ TEL. MD S-aSS8 CASH appointed when Tracy made no Ralph Beauty, with the help of Ky. FANCY ST BAST CENTER ST. (lomnlrn'k ^ to “wrap up" your 72.1 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 complaint at the turtle's depar­ a retired lion tamer, was coaxed Hla prr.Krnl home la In Ailing- AMBCIJ4NCB SERVICE No. 2 Can ^ For FRESH Baby Shrimp From H olland...... con 79c ture. I missed the sober uncom­ Into a case and granted to an Pumpkin Pie Mix 43c ton, Vn. Mia aaliirv aa aiuil.Ktnnt adventuroua family In the hinter­ aecretary of agriculture ia |20,00() HOLIDAY EXPENSES NATIVE POULTRY plaining way it walked across Its MINCE MEAT , » 25‘ land. Actually he didn't fit Into A yrnr fli»a» tor your YOU MAY lITi CosHe VNIoge Cheese Sirack...... |ar 45c small glasa-walled prison without Mince Pie Mix No. 2 Can 33c loon la i-vliU or even stirring waves. N ew York (?lty. He was too big. ooaio In toOoyl 1. CMH for your Soiiooy tnoypmii Hofkrls Mny Help t. CUN lo cloon UN tact bllli... lo put your winter buOiot la itipol FOWL u.39e CcwHe Village Mexican Pepitas...... jor 27c "I want a kitty or a dog," said Well, montha and months ■iNiriolu 1. etlH-CMBIf wtorovor you |0 Ourini Ito hollOoyi . . . wlIN g Tracy. passed, and again IVacy set up GREEN GIANT PEAS Ehler's Coffee * . u. c, 85e IINiriOIAl’o oieluoM IMorsotloaol OMibCroCIt CorOI the cry, "I want a cat." A friend Menlo I’lirk, ('iillf HcIrnUsls at "O r," she -added, "a birdy.” Sweden House Lingonberry Preserve jar 49c Frankly, 1 wanted to get her a went to a humane ahelter and Rooms the .Hlmirnid Resonreh Instltllts re- GUT-UP FRYERS Green Lm m S20 to SOOO — Lm i w llfe-lmured at law cait dog, but man's best friend Is ver- fo\md an orphan kitty, and now Giant Nylon Sponges " ""> 4 r., 33c pnrl thill low-niMi rockets may CasHe Village Sunflower Seed we are In the Era of the Third take shop! make puiisilde synti'iiuilIc weather Legs Lb. 49c.^^_ Breasts Lb. 59e bolen in Peter Cooper Village, the Tall Can 806 MAIN ST., Ovtr Woelwerth’t, MANCHESTER mammoth apartment development Cat. ASPARAGUS SPEARS ohaerviilKin.i al iilllludes of be­ Mitchell S-41SS • Atk far the YKS MANager Kernels ...... bottle 59c Plum Pudding . < . 0 . 49c tween H.l.iKiO and imi.OOO feet, a Wings Lb. Livers Lb. 79c In which we live. She is black with white paws around region of the aluui.^pliere now ex- 0|»cn Thiiradiiy Evenings Until A F.M,— Ratiirdnys Uiilll IJ Noon Stobbur Imported Gooseberry One is allowed to keep wives, and white throat and loolu like Libby relatives, children, parakeets, and Adolf Hitler, if you can Imagine plorcil only occaslomtlly with large, 0 IMS ,< IlOO Snt wM OS' DUCKLINGS HAMS Duriiee's Cardamom Seed . v ...... pfcg. 49c SHSUSS VWVTfS^PCIa . In Houaccleaning Enjoy the best in Christmas capons or roastors. Order MORIARTY Rend (comb, form) rT T T employment declined from 7.1 per 37 lYench r" 14 cent to 5.9 per cent. pronoun The. 11-month record makes it r rlesi',' the Commerce Dept, said, PLUS GREEN STAMPS 38 Suffix /O Pm e FOB 39 Number that personal income for the full ..jtO M EDISON » I 40 Gtrl'i name r~ year will show a H i per cent in­ 43 Drcaa atone crease over 1957 in dollar terms, 48S)cink U even though public purchasing 44 Loiter power slipped slightly. 48WaplU p n s T f Mu'.h of the year-to-year riaa, II'iB CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 48 Pelt concern however, was attributed to In- ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW (with for) rrea.'ing government payments in I 81 Bridal path n the form of unemployment com- SS BUckbird pcn.aaflon, relief, and social secur­ I'm.scii.i.A s POP BY AL VRKMURR 86 Abdicate 4?^ ity henefits. 80 Slight bow This segment of total income de­ ^ FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER! i AN ELDERLV MAN, I WONDER IF ME EVER {V-M N O T 81 Pootlike part clined by about 5200 million in N o­ WITH SUCH A THINKS OF RETIRIKIG! S E E I M ® 62 Puff up MM IlfeM IIIlM MM MStf MM VkM r ^ . vember, approximately offaettlrtg ^ ^ V a ^ ^ P a ^ ^ P a ffjBFA r^ P o ^ ^ P a ^ ^ P a a^ P o ^ jP a I ^ P i ^Q P a J ^ P a I ^ P a a^ P a «*3P* P O O lT V DIFFICULT JOB! SURELY HE'S ELIOrlBLE 63 Individual r r r H O L L Y H O C K r r r Increases in Income from rentala. SANTA! MOW CAM ME FOR SOCIAL SECURITY.' TILL AFTER 64 Female sheep dividends and interest. I PEEL K E E P V\j~ CHRISTMAS.' 8S Horseman DT S O D R V g. L I Cl 88 Small tumor U. S. D. A. CHOICE BEEF u p y ? U ET IF O R HIM /■ WORRIES. DOWN IT Haiias to Report 1 False god 18 T' 3 Apple center On Drug; Prices i V v . - SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Hartford, Dec. 18 IM--State Wel­ fare Commissioner Christy Hanas SIRLOIN STEAK said today he haa compiled "fully documented m aterial" to present to LEAN, TENDER Covernof Riblcoff and State ITS Pharmady Commission officials at MUCH, » » HU lAA. their 10:80 a.m. conference Friday. worse! He said the material, going back Delivery the Problem JUICY I.ONO SAM BY AL CAI'P and BOB LUBBKKS almost three years, will show that pharmacists and pharmacy groups An Italian tailor, Angelo Litrico of Rome, displays a hand-made 5-supPose ve were kept posted on his agency’s vicuna overcoat which he brought to Washington yesterday as a HAS NO F FAce. efforts to hold down drug costs for gift for President Elsenhower. But Litrico doesn’t have an ap­ relief clienta, set maximum pointment to see the Chlet Executive and the White House is lb. charges and try and stop over- maintaining strict silence about Eisenhower's attitude toward the chargea. gift. (AP Photofax). FRESH It-lt Ths Friday ccmference In the governor's office was requested by LEQS W BREASTS the State Pharmacy Commisalon 'YIS.KM9 TW1H6 TO which complained last week of GET THE PIUMMR! Commiaaloner Hanae' "belated Soviet Author in West CHICKEN 1C revelation" about overcharges by 'nutf dniggiats. Thla was In reference to Hanas’ complaints of overcharges Raps Pasternak Book AKiTHmcl given during hla budget hearing LB. SCAN DO before Governor Riblcoff Dec. 8. PARTS He said the maximum fee ched- TAL VJ. Nt ON. T® . By HANS BENEDICT ■people on both sides of the Iron ^ tfM h| NtA tarTtM. hi* ule for drugs was announced June MLpr 1. 1058, and had been agreed upon Frankfurt, Germany, Dec. 18 liPi Curtain," he said. PACKED BY FIRST PRIZE—WEBSTER — A Soviet author who has won "Both world.s have sonicUiing to JUDD SAXON “ You keep on hating mud and you'll grow up to be a by the Connecticut Pharmaceutical BY KEN BAI.D and JERKY BKONDEIELD A."NATHY BY RAI.S'1'ON JONK14 und FRANK KIDGFWAY BaToaaTH ER.1 vouwoirrHAvt UTTIB im 'YARUR" MANS TO MB PIDtfT MAX w tn e K A suseasTiON Co...... 874 JB4 MIXED FIGKLES , 70 Give UP YOUR STAOe CAXBER.! ANYWORBl XNIBD YOU ASMUCH AS OPPeR YOU A Roue , X LiKB B s n m ., First National Bank of that I am here.” ' N ONSENSE, MR. TOU NKD lABl w e ll (to BACK. 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'.n . , ( •' I MANGHEBTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, ^ N N „ THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1958 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1958 PAGE TWENTY-NINI -V THE Celtics Regain Top Spot ease Herald Angle Browns Have Problems, Teai By Check Pistons PAT EOLDDG Punters P la y Big Part B Oi t k epache)^ Veteran of Foot Races, iMaUtaat Spona Cdtlor SKI As New York Hope for Di^ . Windham Picked to W in CClL In Pro Grid Success Bows to Hawks Robbins Still Going Strong “.Veterans greatly improved. Stronger man-for-man. Team Field Sunday captain said to be a much better all-round player. Questioii New York, Dec. 18 (ff*)— Who is the New York Giants’ best able bench strength. Good height balance, with the starteri runner? Best passer? Best puntqT? It may come as a shock (/P By EAEL YOST Sand Pawson supplied a list of the averaging 6-1.” That in brief is a description of thp highiy- Cleveland, Dee,' 18 (/P)-^-. Now York, Dec. 18 )— do's and don'ts. Pawson’a views to learn it is one and the same mam-vDoh Chandler. The Boston Celts find them­ Oldest man in the 22nd run­ were followed to a T. regarded Windham High Schooj basketball quintet, this.cor­ Chandler carried once this year^ Coach Panl Brpvn inay have selves in first place toda.v in ning of the Five Mile Road Charlie will never forget a race ner’s choice to dethrone W’ethersfleld as CGIL champions. on a fake punt against Baltimore problems,, but team morale, he the National Basketball Race last Thank^iving morn­ ; in a state meet at Wesleyan But Coach John McMillan's classy* ' and gained 15 yards. That stands says, is not one of them. i against Clayton Fari'ar, out of Whippets,'fifth s year ago, can 111- as his average for the season. He LaSalette Adds Asked about the mental atti­ Assn's liastern Division by ing was Charlie Robbins, M.D. afford to rely simply on pre­ experience, include promiaing John I New London Bulkeley High. "I Novak (6-2), sophomore Jim Law­ passed once and completed It for Car - roof a, are jutting out with tude of, the Cleveland Brown,3, ■usinif a mnch-nialiKnofl facet who reached his .38th birth­ I was rapidly pulling away from season predictions since five other a gain of 27 yards and a 1.000 per­ I of piny In tlie pro rnnka defenae. teams appear capable of pressing rence (6-2), green as grass but a ski racks, a sure sign the season is who are sharpening iip Ulgir at-* day on Sept. 13. The Turkey Farrar when I suddcnl.v decided to diligent worker, senior Mike Kap­ centage. The average for his 45 RHAM to List underway. December is the month tack for Sunday's do-or-dte gama 1 HohIom defented thr r)elroil Pia- Day aporta event thia year alao the favorites right down to the , take it easy until I saw an op­ lan (6-0) and senior Mike Traynor punts is 44 yards, second only to for Schuss Bombers. The lifts are against the New York Giants, I Iona 102-ltri in thr aec ond game of marked the 13th time in 14 yeara wire. ponent. Looking back, minus my (5-9). . . . Picked to finish fourth Washington's Sam Baker In the usually line-free, as the hlg boom Brown, said: "It'is o n e ,thing I'm 'a flouhlrhradrr at Drtrol! after alnee the race waa revived in 194B glasses. 1 failed to notice Farrar Despite Us lop-sided defeat at National Football Le'ague. Of Hoop Wins the champion SI I^ouia ffnwka I but could sneak p)ut Wethersfield. starts after the Christmas holiday. not worried about. ' '. that the Blender physician com­ hot on my heels and when I turned the hands of the Whippets last Although Coach Jim Lee Howell Reports from ski equipment nutlets rolled over the New York Knirka. peted. * • ♦ "Sure the fellows fell • badly around I was shocked; he was In week in WiUimantlc. Conard of doesn't count on Chandler to do Indicate that even with the in.stal- ind-122 In thr first Ranie. Winner of 11 national long dis­ , Parhapi iu somewhat lucky that about losing." Brown continued, fi'ont of me and he went on to win West Hartford is expected to ac­ Manchester Indians much running or throwing Sunday LaSalette Seminary ot Hartford lation of many new lift.s during the "hut they know they played a dam 'Hie Kni' ka and O ita were tirird only tw'o field During World War II he served Maloney are not expected to offer man (Lou Groza in the caae of In gaining Us fourth win of the six-foot senior, and playmaker member of the past fractures fra­ Lombardi, on the Other hand, goal* flurlng the flrat nine niinulea j also won the 20 kilometer title (l2 other with Robblna the No. 2 man. I with the Navy from 1944 to 19,46 much competition this term. the Browns) hasn't got a chance,” still young season. LaSalette * ■ Y miles) In 1944 arid In addition to While a sophomore, Robbins used Chuck Salmond. 5-9 Junior . . . ternity, changed from the bear told reporters In New York the of the final period, and went the | I at the Chelsea Naval Hospital and Since this column was pounded Snimond could blossom into one of he said. "It worked the other way trailed until the fourth period,' Giant offense "is built on quick the marathon In 1955, also cap­ to run to and from Birch Mountain outscorlng RHAM by a convincing traps to Cubco bindings. '■ laat right inir.ulra f»f thr first I later at the Brunswick, Maine, out Saturday night while watching the loop's better backcourt per- In our favor Sunday. Dick Des- cuts rather than power. The heavy rpiarfrr without a field goal. tured the 20 kilometer, 25 kilo­ to his home at Bolton Notch. In the Perry Como Show in the com­ 19-8 margin over the final eight i Naval Air Station. fornters but he’ll need more help chaine Is a good kicker but he got Jean Murphy haa new skis for going was made to order for (Jim­ Drtirgr Yaidlry of Detroit led meter (12 miles), 25 kilometer (15 addition, he would run four miles I One of his biggest boasts is the fort of my living room I must off a bad one and we were within minutes. Until then the losers led each way to his girl friend's (now from the three taller boys In the the comfortahle old hoots. . . . my) Brown with the heavy middle ^ w - all scorrra wilh 3r» poinla. while | Coach from Nowhere miles) and 30 kilometer (18 miles) I fact that he haa never had to point out that I am not responsi­ scoring distance. st every turn, holding a 12-2 first of the Cleveland line.” national c hampionships. Mrs. Robbins) home in Manches­ front line . . . Could end up with period bulge, 23-12 halftime ad­ Maurice Morlarty, with an a-ssist Hoatona ha'Ioourt duo of Bob In lli» sti'Bnge whvb of profe*HlonKl baskelbHll, Tom Marshall of I drop out of a race in his better ble for the outcome of Tuesday “ Both Chandler and Deschaine '■y- ter. Thia practice helped build up overall 10-4 won and loat record vantage and 33-26 edge at the from father Matt, shopping for a Asked if any major changes ara Pouay and Bill Shairnnn hit 25 lha Cinrlnnali Hoyal.a, a aubatitut* under Bobby Wanr.er, wound He annexed the 20 kilos in 1946, I than two decades of running. night's results. will be very Important men In Sun­ contemplated by the Browns, hia stamina and body for the years and should qualify for at least one three-quarter mark. coniplete new outfit. . Jeffrey and 21 pointa reapect ivelv, up as a coaril after the season wss underway Kroni Western the 25 In 1949 and the 20 and 30 I Among his many thrills was Also, it might be safe to say day's game and even more Import­ Coach Brovvn remarked: kilos in 1953 and In 1955 added a of competition ahead. trip to New Haven, site of the Veteran center Stan Kennedy Clark converted his hickories to 'I'he Knirka couldn’t ro|>e wilh Kentucky, .Marshall ns shown here kept himself on the bench. I breaking the tape in the 20 kilo- that Windham could lose at least annual State Class A Tournament. ant if the weather turns bad. " Harts with some black enamel, lie "W e’re certainly not going to Bob IVttif and ('liff Hagan, each fourth 20 kilometer triumph for a "I want to run," the skinny little ; meter run first in 1944 for hia Chandler Is an Oklahoma boy sparked the Hartford five with 18 three games en route to the CClL * * « points while brothers Paul and tried to promote papa Edgar for panic or go beraei^k because we of whom H< oref! 35 points Hagan total of 11, bespectacled lad said to Pete Wi- first national championship. It championship. Wethersfield won who went to Florida to play college lost a football game. We re mak- .Marathoner 17 years I John Sabo chipped in with a com­ the real things, bur Folgar says ttie aefued 2H In the aecond half and gren, Manchester High coach, one : was a pioud and beaming young the title last year with a 10-2 won Bristol Rams football. He waa a quarterback in hoy will grow ont nf them too ing adjustments and some changes For the past 17 .years the slen­ bined 23 tallies. But the night's Pfdlit IW Hfirr the Knicka had fall afternoon In 1936. The coach man that stepped up and accept­ and lost record. Coach Toby Vega's club may be high school and junior college and quick. In private. Edgar confc.sse.s ss we always do." der, 120 pounder, who stands hut replied, "Get a pair of aneaks and top point-getter was RHAM's Bob .shaved a 22-pfnnt fjeflcii late In Unbeaten Bristol Here ed the trophy. Following is a thumbnail sketch amallest in league but expected to a halfback at Florida under Bob the lad leaves him in the dust with There was no sign of dejection the aend quarter to 67-66 early five-seven, competed in the world go out and run." He's been on the Woodruff. Ponchsk with 20 markers. The strategy for Sunday’s game against the New York College days were far from of all seven clubs and perhaps make up In speed and shooting setback snapped a three-game ■ihe old skis, and with tlie new one.s in the Browns' dressing quarters st In the la."t half famous Boston Marathon. His beat run every since. As a pro. Chandler seldom does l,eague Park, whi^re-prsctlce ses­ over in 1942 when he graduated some of the readers would like to ability what It lacks In height winning streak for the lOsers who Giants probably is the subject aa Cleveland Browns’ he would make pop look like he l>rtrmt a< orrd 43 point* and the finishes were a third place In 1044. Main ambition as a long distance from UConn with a B. S. in chem­ match their predictions with this . . . Starters will average only anything but kick. However, he Coach Paul Brown talks to the four men who will he was crawling down. sions are held. The feeling of ths Anyone for Houndball? Kmi ka 40 in the laat 12 mlnutea Friday Against Indians a sixth in 1945 and an eighth spot are now 3-2 overall for the season. runner was to win the B /,ton istry. He entered industrial work schoolboy scribe ? Why not for­ .5-11 but said to have tremendous always has the option from Howell team may have )>een best expre.ss- as Bn liie Hiierin led the Knlck in 1946. Laat Pstriot's Day he was RHAM travels for the first time doing most of the hall carrying. Kneeling is qiiartor- A i a baakEtbail referee Bill Smith eeeH n lot of luiNkrtball hm'1 Marathon. "I would rather win the until 1944 aa a laboratory tech­ ward your picks to yours truly in team spirit and several outstand­ Dreams De|iartment: Rope low ed by Ray Renfro, veteran pass js< orris \si!h 25 pointa for the 28lh in a field of nearly 175. o"pen‘V ia m '7 a 7 ;rw era ‘'(l« 'Aa*rt7eS j " ‘S'?'' Cromwell hack Milt Plum. Others are fullback Jimmy Brown and receiver from Texas, from the looki of IhU plrlnre 11 Rppeari ln« hmrl Iihk hjtnnl into By PAT BOLDI'C BAA than gain a place on the nician at Pratt * Whitney In care of the sports desk at The ing outside shooters . . . Picked and snow maker for municipal one of the apheriml objerte Artnally. Smith v na irformn^; the ' nighi Local Interest waa needed to help United States Olympic team,” he East Hartford until Uncle Sam Herald? to hold down sixth plaee in the . r t h e Baltimore staff when he j halfbacks I-«ew Carpenter and Ray Renfro. (AP Photo­ slope at Mt. Neho. Tow a po.ssibll- "I'd like to he playing them this Is Ihcra Just cause to believe that Manchester HIrIi can Jump popularize the Five Mile Road faked a punt and ran against the New York Mlnnenpolm National BMakriball Aaan Knrnr »a hfii thr said. While a freshman at the beckoned. While in service ho * * a final standings. It wouldn't at all n V P t * fax) ity real soon; snow making ma­ afternoon, ” said Renfro. "I guess from the CCTI. cellar to the first division In one year? The answer Race on Thanksgiving. When the Colts. , Z i n t ...... 2 0 4 ball aatled hrtwern hia fare and the Irna of an onlofilunp (nniMn. University of Connecticut, Robbins served as a x-rav technician and be surprising to see the Rams fin­ 1 B a k s r __ ...... (» D 0 chine can he had with some pro­ I’ve never felt so bad after a foot­ (.ollcffr Rnskclhall could very well be forlhcominR tomorrow nielli when Coach Klgln race was first conceived, Joe Mc- visioned some day being a mara­ Windham WliipprU "I have been kicking a football moting. Best way to accomplish ball game. I AP Photofax * Zatursky's Indians, thus fnr iinimpresslvs In losini; to Wethersfield later performed the same duties ish ahead of Hall, Wethersfield and . S * l > t t ...... 5 0 10 Cliiskey, another home town prod­ thoner and being crowmed with the at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Will be sparked by Captain An­ as long as I can remember," he I K ^ n n ^ r t v ...... 7 4 I R ' this Is to support your local ski "II was tough after the cham­ Slid winning; over Maloney, p la y j------Manchester . . . Captain Tom j P . f l a b o , ...... 4 1 IS* Two-Point Conversion Approved rsisi uct, was the big attraction. When traditional wreath as the BAA He entered New York Medical dy Czuchry. 5-11 senior. Andy was rluh In the form of memhershlps. pionship loss tn Detroit last season. host to unhcftlen BriRtol In an 8:30 Joe dropped ont of competition to wlhner. Thia dream will never be­ an All-CCIL selection s year ago Kelley tS-O) only returning let- as promoting local skiing Is one This time though we’re getting N r KIsIn S2, iJt.Ssllf «fl contest at the high achool. letterman. Gaptam Tom Kelley, College in 1947, graduating In 1981. lei-man . . . Other starters will T o t a l * __ ...... 30 S 4S Brain Blond (Hot Sidelines Si (ireen allow aomeone else a chance to come a reality because the brown and ranked as the loop's No. 3 1 R H A M <4I) of Ihetr prime ohjectives Anyone another chance," The Browns Kordham 60, Syracuse 75 has returned from the 1057-58 He interned in Cleveland, Ohio and be Jack Castolene, 4-1 forward, Observers already have labeled combine. But Vega apparently has win. interest dwindled and from haired man is too busy these da.ys scorer . . . Others making up Mc­ get them high and deep enough to 1 B r P I * . 1College Football Rule Makers wl.shing ski chib information may must win Sunday to fake the East- Army 75. Amh«rrst 56 high-scoring Wmdliam, defending Philadelphia, Pa., before accepting Jerry O’Brien, a shade under six- ’ F'HrUy ...... 2 7 Onelnnatl, Per 16 /T’ Sihugn^mot#* than paitK rnnacmiis sitve a well-balanced quintet which is 1034 to 1944 no holiday foot race on the staff of the Middletown his current position at Middletown. Millan’s "furious five" are Lou cut down on the runbacks because W a l r r u H f f v ...... 1 0 a call Mary Jane Carter or Jim ' ‘’ 'o Division title and get into the \'illannva 01 Temple 60 Ohampion Wethersfleld s?)d poten­ capable of making up Its lack of was held. W'lth Robbins in the na- State Hospital to get into top Soracchl (8-3i. dangerous Bill Cul- feet, Johnny Reardon (5-9) and these fellows really can run them Ta> lnr . , , ...... 4 II R ■’ogarty. atlonal Football League cham- Green, a former All-Amertra ml Inst aprmg of an ailment diagnosetl tially alrong (’nnard as the three Mrs. Robbins, the former Doris ...... height with tremendous hustle, tional spotlight in 1945 the race condition to battle the great for­ pin (6-0), football star Johnny Francis Murphy (5-9). back" )VlnkI<'* .. 0 1 1 uishlp game against the Balti- lege atar, haa herome the aectmtl I aa emepha lopa l h v a form -d hiain Donne* llciit 72 Dnlgate 57 top contenders for league honor* .Stevon.son, is also an M.D., prac­ * ■ ♦ * ' I n i n ...... 1 1 .7 Reeeive Support from Scribes!' member of the ('irifinnati Bovnl.s j diaeaae Delnuaie 60 Lahavelte 56 speed and outside shooting. Kelley, waa revived and interest haa In­ eign stars who conypete at Boston. ticing in Middletown. The Robbins Wheaton (6-1) and Paul Mar- Chandler’s longest punt this P o n r h f t k ...... 7 i 2elng used and that title game money riding on to he laid low hv an apparent brain |il«ymg at Iniqiiesni' 1ms rollnp'u'd Bftstoii t’ niv 61, Mass 56 out f(>r the final first division points and has received excellent i What are the chances of retir- j S r o r e A t hAlf. 23- 13. R H A M support from teammates Jerry active campaigner, the new Silk some fine coaching from Ivan shooter, was out most of last sea­ Relegated to seventh place the yards from the line of scrimmage football's rules-makers made the one writer. wishing to sell It call Barbara Del- this one don’t worry about the •llmenl , three tiinea flii.s aouaon l‘’WMt, il Holy ('loan 77 St Anselms 56 berth In the eight-team circuit. jiiig? "The best nmnlng year< for Silver City quintet can be expect­ ( 'nihy 74, Brnmlei.a 70 O'Brien <5-111 and Johnny Bear- Town favorite is Pete Clo.se, a FMqua, former Olympian from son because of a fractured hand. in an exhibition game. first change '.) 44 yea-s which af­ Another suggested: "The goal more. She has a list of the neople spirit of this squad. Hpecialiala »aid yeatridav thevj waa during a pre season exhihition Np\^ corners Maloney and Platt are I distance runners are between 80 ed to author an upset or two along Bridgeport 114, Brooklyn 60 don (5-0 1 with 29 and 22 tallies, senior at St. John's Universit.v and Indiana at UConn, Les Pawson, a • * * fected scoring values when they posts must he returned to the goal wanting to b)iy different articles. "Wa'll be ready for the Glanta." believe tlint Green, who haa been t»)in ’('hen ii was in a game not interl serious threats In their : and 40. Guess I'll have a few more the way under Coach Benny Za- Willimiintlr TVnehers 00. Boflton respectively. 19.58 rare winner. three-time Boston Marathon win­ I to go. I never realized that f waa adopted the somewhat contro­ line so that three points are not One of fleet EHorta In a hoapltal here ainre Dec P has,' agalri.st f’ hlladelphla No\' 2! The first taste of (TTI. rompetitirm. Jac who has moved over from the Tea.hers 56 Two other starters. Dave Mills Second to I.,earn ner. and Jack Semple, famoys the oldest runner in this year's Conard Chieftaina Perkins Beaminf^, versial two-point conversion last so relatively more difficult to score The Manchester Ski Club, meets Coach Brown aald laat Sunday's a blood riot on the hrain and that last lime was in pimilne here WoMteheHter (I’ al 73. New Fnriy Hhow of Htrenglh and Eddie Beardsley have each During his scholastic career at Boston A. A. track coach. Actu­ [race'' He finished ,a respectablo Also will start a team averaging old Meriden High School . . . Said JanLsn,’. than two” Several others con­ Monday night at 8, st the VHW game, won by the Giants 1.3-10, aurgery may be necesaarv ! Dei p Haven Teiu heis 52 (5)a( h Toby Vega’s aharpshoot* chalked up 14 markers. It’s ap­ Manchester High, Robbins had to ally. Pawson was the fellow who 118th In a field of 89. 4-1. . . . Plenty of potential de­ to be a real small team and very Today their action received a curred about returning the posts Hotne. Ski movies will he shown, "probably wss one of our best ef­ Maurice Stokes, one of the topi 6 aeaa?ary came up with one record thoner. The local man sought in­ I brushed aside thua faf by the Ply- Stewert counting heavily- on veter­ After TV Battle casters replying to the annual As­ tised drama or decide any really wondering How to find Dick still think we won. The boys feel 41 I and Hall (6B-40i In an early Having twice upended the locaU Co-Captain Chris Decker and breaking performance after an- formation on conditioning himself I Ir.g Physician. ans Ed Driscoll, 6-2 All-CCTL for­ t sociated Piess post-season foot­ big games, said »tl I another. If Merritt's snow.whlte ski when it the same way. We know we should show of strength Bristol need* a a year ago 58-42 in Manchester pair of 6-1 newcomers, Dick Spen have had the foot hall after that ward, senior Mike Nyqulst (6-1) Washington, Dec, 18 (#)— EdiVe RET SENIOR IJCAOl’E ball quextlonr.sirc. it wou (1 add any hing to he ! doum the hill victory over the Silk Towner* to and 46-38 in Bristol the visitor* and playmaker Billy Julavlts, 5-6 cer and Paul Wagner. Perkins was beaming and Baby By a margin of about 6-2 the f)imble. Thst’.s part of the gama keep pare with Windham and are accorded the role of favorites ♦ ♦ ♦ In last night's twinhill at the game, the p.;qs would have adopted , ,how Natllie Bowes wears the speedster and Impressive ball Va.squez screaming today In the high school the undefeated Blue experts favored retaining the rule It long ago. " lops off her skis while tlic hntloms we're in though and we accept It. Wethersfleld, also undefeated In tomorrow night. The unerring rs. The experts favoring the rule It. Walt Michaels of ths Browns der Zajac at Iterider High. Ols­ with 12 tallies accounted for half of No news from the old proa: Herb trai'ts, Incliiiling re<'entl,v-ac- Wethersfield Eagles lightweight scrap at Capitol Arena The rule adopted by the NCAA were quite enthusiaitic In moat Wolfram, Gordy Fllbig, Bill Ssch- fell on the ball. On the next and Orantfe Bowl Football Rivals chefski on the varsity level and Blue M(x>n's scoring total. The vic­ qiilreil second luiseman Rlll.v Chicago. Dec. 18 (A^--One look st the final American Leagilt Coach Millard Masons Elagles last night. tors employed nine players during Committee provided that two cases and several suggested It erek and Yum'p Johnson. Hear last down Bat flummerall of the .Martin. fielding averages would give no Indication as to which lesm won Ihs definitely a better club than It Molloy with the Jayvees . . . Ring Physician John Kneipp points are awarded for a success­ should be adopted by proi and high they’re waiting for the crowds so Giants booted the 49-yard field Olschefski starred aa a playmaker the rout and all dented the scoring Exchan fie Movies ior Review Martin, whom the liiiIlanH ob­ pennant. Topping the league in fielding was Detroit with a .982 showed In Its appearance last Fri­ called a halt after examining a column. Tall Irv Foster and Ed ful running or passing play from schools. A few thought It should there will be more obstacles on the goal that won the game tained In a five-player trade percentage. The Tigers finished fifth. The champion New York day In Manchester but not likely to and was considered a pretty fair blood-gushing cut next to Vaa- Somlnar combined for 25 markers ths three-yard line after a touch­ be kept hut made more difficult— course. Expect to find Gus Mlche- "Last Sunday we didn’t get the with the Detroit 'Tigers, return- Yankees finished sixth in fielding climb above third place In the fi­ ■hooter at IHS . . . Fahey has one quez's left eye. for the outclassed Phonemsn. down and only one when the goal by spotting the ball as much at lltsch at Hogback one of these Sun­ break we wailed for." said Brown, New York NF.Al - ''Putures. " etl his signed contract to (ien- with a ,978 percentage while tail- nal standings.,. . . Inexperienced tall, candidate. In Paul Kravltz, 4-2 "A short right did It, " Perkins Four players—Art Pyka (17), is kicked. It was greeted with lb yards from the goal Instead of days. Also, Dr. Merrill Rublnow at "but maybe It will come this Sun­ Bud Wilkinson was saying, "that's eral Manager Frank lame a few end Washington tied Baltimore for Soccer Chaiupions and short on height (starters aver­ senior, who also played JV ball announced. George Eagleeon (12). Jim Mori- )K>ms scepUclsm when it was three. Bousquets: the Clark's at Mt. day. This game takes funny da.vs after receiving II. third In fielding with a .980 aver­ age six-feet) but still have high- at Meriden High . . . Plc'’.ed to "It was a butt." Baby snapped arty (11) and Bill Fortin (11 >— passed and the professionals, n— running true to form.' But the out ___ Corrlnne. Mann, Natalie the Syracuse plsyrrs For Fiflh Vic'lorv Top Second Baseman shared the role of ina.ster of cere­ to have many, m fijy problems. . . Vasquez weighed 1336; and Per Action in the Police and Fire­ there waa an Inconclusive 42-26 BLADES RI,ANK CLIPPERS Armory. Chieftains, with several football Bowes and Maurice Morlarty head It is awfully lisrd liecause you Detroit's Frank Bolling came monies and introduced the speak­ Fair height, with iitartera averag­ kins 1$3>,‘. men's Midget League at the East "yes" vote on eliminating lies. New Haven. Dec. 18 tJPi — The | ing for school when the bell rang Tuesday. Dec. 23 start from scratch on s thing out on top among' second basemen. ers. Brief comments were heard ing six-feet, and expected to do a players (it often tak^a them a Side Rec last night had the Lad­ New Haven Blades blanked the ‘ . At least a dozen Mancheaterites Rockville at Waterford. New Haven. Dec. IS ij’v - - The little longer to round into (riiepe) Only 17 said the two-point rule like this I've spoken to Ben Bolling had a .9849 mark to the from Danielson, Palmer, Dwight graat deal of outside shooting. . . ders turning hack the winless had failed to achieve either pur­ Chsrlotle Clippers 4-0 In an E a st-' at Bill's In Greenfield putting on Friday. Dac. 24 GREETINGS University of ronnecliciit, with a Will hustle for entire 32 mlnutea. tn starting roles ar still not to be Schwsrtzwslder of Syracuse on .9848 record by Chicago's Nellie Perry, faculty manager, H.i-att Pumpers, ,38-24. pose. era hockey game last night. Goalie ! poundage they look off during the Manchester at Hajl. .53 per cent field goal ahooting . .. Clever Paul Lorch, 6-Ll junior, counted out. A great deal can and the plione and we agreed on twap- Fox. Billy Gardner of Baltimore Sutliffe. principal at Barnard Paced by Jack Simmons and The principal objections to the Gaelan Desaureall handled his day ---- Ski Club leaves Sunday at Sunday, Dac. 28 only returning letterman. . . Other r«obably will happen in the next plng game movlea. Well lake sveiage, handed the Colgate hss- was third with .9845, Junior High School. Harry Smith, Jerry Mistretta, the Ladders had two-point conversioi, wax that it third straight shutout of the year ^7 a m, for Ml. Snow, Green Manor at Wetherifleld. atartera, all with limited varaity 12 games. them and do a thoroiigli study, ketball tea)n a 75-57 defeat In Joe Demajestrl of Kansas City a member pf the factdty. P it little trouble in turning back the put the point ? slues of other plays for New Haven Joe Ingoldshy. Red Ember at Ansonis. rheii we ll give the kids the de­ Hamilton, 'N. Y., last nfght. led the shortstops for the second Bolduc, assUUnl sports editor at luckleas Pumpers to move Into a out of balance. Gary Luyben. Gordie Stratton and I Anyone haring news of Incidents, or general aki fnformallon, drop a Tuesday, Dac. 80 fenses and offenses we think we straight season wlMi the Identical The Herald, Dale PoWnaon, cap­ second place tie. Leading by a 10- "Why give two points for three Hugh Riopelle scored for the win­ 1 The Huskies came from an early [line or call Dutch Fogarty. High vs. Alumni, 8.15—High rsn nm against Syracuse ahd 18-9 ileficlt and by halftime led m-.rk of .980 which )aade him first tain of the cheerleaders, and re­ 8 margin. at the end of the flrat yards when s plsyer gets only six ners. Sehool. plav It by ear fiom there " Colgate 34-31. Wayne Dsvia led In 1957. tiring Co-Captalna We Feshler McLean Resigns Packer Pos% MIXED DOUBLES period, the winners surged' ahead Rock\'ille at Wilson. For thorough - going Wilkinson, UConn scorers with 17 points. and Gary Mllek. SUndings tn take a 2.5-14 lead at intermia- w Im puts together s foothnil team Eddie Yo.sl, recenll.v traded to Also, the squad's other aehlors — W. L. Pet. alon. wltli modern nuimigement melh- II WHS the fifth win in six starts Detroit by Waahington, waa the Future Cincinnati Opponents Can Relax, for Connecticnl, Steve Thomas. Jack Toomey, Dick Accepts Lion BackfieM Job Jean-Bill Thura'ton . 32 10 .742 Simmons accounted for IS of the oils, mnvle wnlrlung psrticnlsr- No 1 thirt baseman with a .964 HNEST LIQUORS average. Simon. Bruce Mcl.,ain. Danny Iris-Sam Vacant! .. 25 8 .758 winners points while Mistretta Iv fnr a bowl game is some- The University of Bridgeport tallied 10. For the Firemen, Bob bloke loose on a scoring .spree last Baltimore's Ji).i Biuiby, traded Dormer and Dunoar. McDonough — Anna-Nick Twerdy . 24 16 .419 Oscar Robertson ‘Held’ Under 40; Points tiling dsngeroiialv close to man- were Introduced. f Orem Bay, Wls., Dec. 18 (Ah—^ A L t o n a’ ipokeaman said, Nancy-Norm Warren 24 18 .571 Brannick #aa the pace siBttar with REAUtf FULLY usi ishor night for s 114-80 victory over to Boston this week, made only Surrounded by the debris of the "Everybody in football respacta Brooklyn College. Bridgeport's Personable Hu„h Greer, Uni­ ThalW-Reglnald 12 pointa and teammate ftalph one error to lead all .egular out­ worst season In U^a history of the McLe^'s ability and we conaider and North Carolina, No. 10.' and pulled away after the Game­ Tskeis Time to Ks'vlew Boh loiemel was high scorer.with versity, of Connecticut basketball M osh er...... 33 19 .548 Russo chipped tn irith six. New York, Dec. 18 (#) Futures’State GIFT.FACKED fielders with a .995 percentage. A1 Green Bay Packers, lUy (Scooter) outaotvea hieky to gat him." Due to tha school vacation the wars the only other mat.ibers of cocks had moved to within four Tile good coach can run one 29 poinla. Ksline of Detroit was second with coach, who started the sport at Astrid-Herm Wiarz- opponents of the Cincinnati Baar- MHS back In the early 80's, for­ McLean resigned, yesterday after McLean submitted hia raaigna- blckl ...... 32 20 .524 Midget League schedtile will be cAU, the nation's No. 1 college the top 10 teams in this week's noinu. York L»r|)aa pared the 1’ar piny nf nil opponent s game movie Tl)e 1,14 points was the largest .994 and Washington slu^er Roy Reels with 17 hut yielded scoring hsrkwards ami forwards. slow warded hts regrets o not being a single season as head cOach of tidn to Packer President - Dominie S. Christensen- suapraded until after thg now year. Usketball team, can relax a bit. Associated Press poll to see action total scored since the new Bridge­ Sic vers was third with a .991.. Olejnlcaak who said he was sura honors to Ray Pcricoia. who top­ motion nil the way for a good able to accept an Invitation to at­ the National Football League G. H anm ton...... 31 31 .500 Alt-AmoMca Oscar • Robertson last night: N.C.. State whlpfied La port field house was opened four Ned Garveii of Kansas Cjty team. McLean "underatood the situation 31 .500 BUBINBMMEN’S IXAGUB Sella 82-44 fo|- iU fifth straight ped South Carolina w ith,21. CANADIAN in nunnles ft could he more this years ago, tend and congratulated Danielson Alva-Ed Deu'eatta .. 31 doaon't concentrate on scoring all John Richter eqUected 29 points time because during the reg)ilar topped the pitchers "with two er­ and the players on their excellent Laat summer McL«an forecast well and apparently came to the Francea-Albart Yost 20 22 .476 TTie Leftovers continued their the time. For the first time In rictorv and the "lyr Heels n.zda Bl D WILKINSON WlHimantlc State Teachers Col­ rors In V7 chancel, for a .974 av­ and Lou Pucillo found the range .season lie Is working with a scout­ performance during the 1958 sea­ hts team had "as good a chance decision on his own." Barbara-Dick Mc- hot pace In ttha Buaineaamen'a four games this oeason, Robart- it thf'ee In a row -vlth a 70-57 C LU l lege pla.ved host to Boston Teach­ erage. Thirty seven pitchers went for 25 u North Carolina State un- ing report, too For the Syracuae son. as any" for the league title .and Waned of Pnture Convilla 30 32 .476 League u they aqueesed past the ar I’a scoring output went below lacing o f South Carolina in an doing It all year, onl.v we accentu­ ers College and beat the vLsitori through the season w:ithout a mls- leuhed a second-half spurt aigalnst game, Wilkinson only has the In addition to Ihe.r title-winning declared, "We're going to shoot McLean araa warned of an un­ OanaTleve-Fraiut^ White Eagle SS-29 laat night at 40 pointa. big “6 " netted Atlantic Coast Conference game. ated It In the Orange Bowl. That'a 90-58. Wllllmantlc led throughput, rue with Billy O'Dell of Baltimore La, Salle. Tha teams yere tied movies accomplishments the Indiana "be­ tha moon." certain futura Tuaaday "when the Kopcha 19 33 .452 the School St. gjin. In the first "only" 39 last night as the un­ Michigan State (tied for No. H.20 about all you can do. We've plhyed the game. topping the perfectioi.ists with 44 game, Harm's Camera broke into 30-sH at halftime before the Wolf- Fifth For his assistants, Gumer Jones, 10 gamea this year. It's not aenal- came the first undefeated club in Tho launching navar tpok place Packer management approved a Hildur-Micky defeated Bearcats thrashed Col­ 11), Auburn (No. IS) and South­ pack built up a commanding marg­ Eddie Onwder, J. D, Roberts, New Haven State Teachers Col­ chances. the school's long h.story, wrlth and the countd^ivn produced only reorganlaatlon that included plans Zawiatowski...... 19 23 .452 the win column overpowering Lib­ lege of tha Pacific 113-46. ern Methodist (N o.'20) also won. Tax IbcL ble to change our way of doing erty Mutual, 44t24. in. mostly on the shooting of Rich­ Riidy Feldman and Clive Rrsh. lege lost again yesterday at the The Tahkeea again led the only a tie against Wethersfleld, a 1-10-1 record and last place In to hire a new general manager and Mabal-Don Harrison 17 25 .405 Robby, hainp ad by a jammed Undefeated Michigan State downed things draatically. Quantlco Invitation at QuanUqo, Howie Latimer and Bob Kelsey ter and Pucillo. tjits yenr'a Orange Bowl game "What we'll do la \)nbalance cer­ lea^e in doubleplaya with 182, marring an otherwise perfect rec­ the Western Conference. It was give him complete rcaponsibllity Marga-George fi gar. pibyed about 34 minutes. Notre Dame 74-58 for its third In other leading games Navy Va, New Haven, with a 20 per one less thsn their 1957 total. ord. the poorest shqwlng In the 4Q-year for the team, including the aelec' M urphy...... 16 24 .381 tea)ued up to pace Herm's to their He was held to four points in the triumph, Auburn captured its 14lh could become an optomelrial'a tain alUiationr whic'.i Syraruae Is Initial win as they had little Jarred Maryland 53-60. Villanova special. cent shooting average, lost to wVst history of the Packers. tion of coach. Maureen-Don Moxur 16 26 .381 first IS minutes but then broke straight over a . two-aaason apan certain to tee on the lilnis. Just Chester (Pal 73-52 in a consola­ trouble In upending Liberty. Af­ posted its fifth win in a row by In six howl gamea. Wilkinson a change here and there to bother McLean accepted an offer to be­ Olejnlcaak aald be didn’t feel N. Rohan-G: Yoat .. 15 37 .857 loose for 10 In a row, The 4-5 by routing rlorida State 9^74 trimming Temple 91-69, LSU over­ tion semi-final contest. New Haven come bockfield coach of the De­ McLean's dapartura would retard Bcoref of note at Manchester ter holding an 11-4 edge a t the end jonior also grabba,. 23 rebounds and 8MU turned back Oklahoma tiaa lost one — n 18-7 defeat to them. But nothing big." meets Rider (N.J.) College today of the flrat period the winners hauled Loyola of New Orleans 78- Kentuciks’ in the 1951 Sugar Bowl. The Sooners were to get an troit Lions under hia lofigtime or speed the Packer reorganlas' Bowling Green: Ed Doucette 141- and made 12 oaoiats. 59^51. 68, Dayton overpowered Texu IMPERIAL for seventh place. Hawks Tie for Fourth Spot friend, George Wilson. tlon plans. 354, Norm Warren 148-348, Herm moved ahead n -1 2 at Intermission. Tha aglleijump-idiootar had col­ The host Quantico Marines and Mis Oklahoma clubs have won fight or nirie-day layoff following Lattmer clicked for 15 tallies w’hile Southern 93-77 behind Frank two Sugar Bowl ga'mes and three their season finale against Okla­ Beat for Bverybedy A former Chicago Bear half­ Wleirzbtcki 125-334, Jeon Thurs­ lected 41, 45 and 47 points In his American Unlveraily moved into C u e's 37 points, Fordham stunned back. McLean joined the Packers Kelsey found the range for 10. For m llie Orange. The best remem­ homa State. From there, light RA.SEBAI.I. TO SOCCER . New York, tiec. 18 (»-The Chi “ It was beat for everybody and ton 120-111-.328. Dick McConville throe previous oi tings. Robertc the finals of tha fifth annual Quan­ Syracuse 80-75. Vanderbilt defeat­ Ted IJndsay, tho highest scoring in 1951 aa a backfleld aide and the loaers, Bemie Me Kenna set bered Oklahoma showing came In workouts were to eommence for everything concerned," said Mc- 127, Iris Vscantl i22. Thala Mo­ the pace with eight pointa -while son's scoring veraka now is 41.8. tico Invitational Tournament. ed Wyoming 7d-65. Army topped Quart ' cago Black Hawks aren't exactly loft winger in NHL hisidrv, "a erf seryed three yeara under Gene. sher 134 (new eeason high single), the 1954 Miami test against a Syracuse. New York (.Pi Bob ^f'lshel, the Hawks with two goals. Thp liSan. He added. "Nothing would Jack Downay followed with six. It batters tha 35.1 risrk hi boast-] Q , jitico trounced ' Buffalo 83-63 Amherst 75-64 and SL Mary's Tax Incl. what you would call a hot team please me more than to aee the Rontani and four under Uale Mizrge Murphy 105 and Barbara and American edged EuiU State powerful Jim Tataum-coached "How much Work is It?" Wil­ public relations director for the first, his third of the season piit In a low ocorlng contest paced ad tn 1957-58 to talia tha majof (Calif.) bo\('led over Redlands 78- Maryland ouU'.t. kinson said. "I'd rather we forget but they .found themaelves In a tie Packers come up with a real win­ (Ua) Blackboum who was fired McConville 105. cr^laga scoring title os a sopho­ ilnd.) 71-49 in aami-final games 57. New York Yankees, went from the the Hawks In front in the first by A1 Surowlec the Laftovera went Oklahoma broke out H the sec­ that." tor fourth placo today In the Na­ period. Power-play goals bv EddlO ner next year.” last January with one aeaaon re­ on to win their fourth game os more. lu t night. Elsewhere Southern California maining under a three year con­ OF PHILADELPHIA ond half with a slamming, hurry- He gave the Impraavlon It is a World Series to Europe foTyk'four- tional Hockey League after win­ Utxenberacr and Ron Murphy Scooter said he received the of­ against no losses. Aftar trailing 8-4 If Oscar , con maintain hU sv- Waotern Carolina won .its own outclassed Hawaii 72-42. William hurry-hurry offanslve which ran little too much and ha could do week vacation - with hia' mother, ning their first game In eight boosted Oiicago Into a 3-0 lead bw fer from the Lions yesterday tract The 4S-year-oId McLean H o c k e y at a G la ttiie at the end of the' first period Uie oroga tha roist o f tha oompaign. holiday tourney, crinblng Cataw­ * Mary disposed of Davidson 72- waa given a Alme-year deal as WESTSIDI off the next play as quickly as without It aaslly. But that was Mra. O. J. PUhel. He vlatted ■tarta. In the other seven they fore the period ended. morning "And I decided to accept winners pushed ahead to hold a 15- he will break tha all-time aeaaon ba 71-44 for Its third atroight tri­ 54, Miami (Fla.) subdued Florida pla.vera could pick thamaelVea off when he was standing In a New It real quick. We haven’t even dla- Blackboum'a auccesaor. W sdassisy ’fc BetMlto raoord o f '41.7. sat by IVonk Salvy umph tn tha round-robin compa- 92-82, Colorado Slate throttled tha ■ ■■R AS BBSS SHOULD iBB London, Parla, Zurich, Rome, Ma­ chalked up four ties. Guy Gendron got Boston's two 14 edge at the half and wore never PACIU8E STORE the turf. It caught Maryland nap­ Tork hotel. Oat him baok In his drid and Uabon. Hta only con­ custed terms yet.” He planned to NoHmmU Vmigm behind thereafter. "While Surowlec o f Furman in 1953-54. Furman's Utlon. Tha CMtamounte, who now Aijr Force 47-57, Phllllpa Oilers Ths two points picked tip by the alt In the second period ’ while outluted Arkanau in overtime ping and was responsible for the coaching tdBcaa at Norman and nection with aporti on. Uw trip Hawks la tbatr 4-3 triumph over tly to Detroit thia morning and Chieafo 5, Boston 2. j was coimacUnf for 10 potato, Qene Doirall Floyd ranks oaeond with b o u t a oevan-garAa winning !N6 CENTEX STREET SIcsgo’s Elmer Vasko was- serv­ (Sttand a Uena' open hquaa thia Pro Ewketball a A5.A fi'ssraga tai lA54-flfi. lU ibaK - straok, aMo defeated Itolkna and 42-54, Connecticut upended Onl- 20-4 vlctorj’. there won't be time for Idle talk waa as a apectator at a Madrid tho third place Boston Bruins in ing a fivo-mtnuta penalty for eu{- Sturgeea aAned oi|bt fbr tbs M I 9 -O lM aftanoon. Ha raptaeea John (lUd) ■M’a. auxk of J u t osmbb otaads Tampa. gata 73-87, Holy C rou Uiiimpad 8 t "Moet pMple think w« put that about the merita of bowl ganriea. aoedar gama whera 139,000 fane ths league’s ianly gams laat Right Ufw McKenney'a face with Wedaeadiure BaouHa CIsvalsad^^Hsw^yT |lOMra,.Bob Oaanen top pelnt In apedal for tha fam a," WlOtln- Codhna w b o quit tba Ueoa yaa- •t. ISlNew T o tk ISM. Nortli OmoBmi agmimed a 34-15 Anaalm’a T7-88 ob4 Bsitw U. boat FREE DBUVBET KHMWT « SONS. INC< fHIlA^ PA. 3110 man will be toe buay chang- turned out for an axhlblUon. Bob mevod them ioto a Us with tha’l&a 2? • •Gambia tn front'•( witli ■». « Owona aw Mjitk wMBf. Wt wan tag Aim a« 4Aat grejaator. paid lA Car hlo aw t. Now Tacit Itiiwen. Iho Bawks'^eago. ‘r * v - S e a l * lA l, D a b e lt SA. Apr Ave. MfttaM IMK 0 ^ tmitti OiTCUaB MaMMiMMltU fit-Sli.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ftANqpESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, ioM PAGE THIRTY Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g , h e r a l d , m a n g h i k t s r , c o n n . Th u r s d a y . De c e m b e r is , isss PAGE THIBTY-ONB HotiMhold Goods iBl AutiimobUcs for Sals 4 THERE OUGUTA^ BE A LAWI BY FAGALY and BHORTBN fM l and FMd 49-A V/inUA-Jto Buy 58 Apartments-r-Mats— Houses For Ssle 72 Houses For SAe 72 ter to Santa aad get a r%)ly by FOR gAZX—Baaaonad hardwood, ELBCTROIAIX vacuum, cleaner. RockvUle-Vernon Christmas, Atty. Donald Caldww 1998 HILLMAN four door sedan, A-1 condltten. Will deliver. M I Tenements 6S tan. New tlrea. Call MI 8.0917 for flraplaca, fumac« or stov^ t w in DRESSESIS. sUe erprbxl. XX XXXIV of the Jaycees, has announced. GarrityHome IbR ALMOST tMe Giglio Broa, MI ^5801. Route 4MA, 8-9210 after 9 p.m. CLASSIFIED after 8 p.m, w mately 80" high x 40" long. In any APARTMENT for rent—Centrally 1 Lettere dropped in the box in WHOlffWiOD. Bmton. conditiM). BU 9dl584. located on bus line. Two rooms BAST HARTFORD -(W h ile they (JOVENTRY—Attractive five room . Central Park, this week will be •CARCIIV A1>SM 1 HOOVER upiOght vacuum claantr. For Holidays 1958 CHEVROLET Bel Air four Ehccellent. ReaaonaUe. M I O-MOl and bath, heated. $55 per month. last). New ranch bomee, $1«.990. ranch. Large kitchen, three bed- anewrered b y . Santa Claut. Those door* hardtop. Radio, I later, »d0i«S10Al49MQ (Completely finlahedl. ' BuUt^ roome, nice Uvlng room, large lot. wrrltlng to Santa should be eure if FIREPLACB wood, n o a load. FI 4 after 4 p.m. 8MAIX, ELECTRIC welder. CaU Write Box F, Herald. ADVERTISING powerfllde, power steering, and T C S T ^ S I ^ k % j stove and oven, fireplace. :eranw A comfortable home (or modetf to put a return address on the David Gorrity of 141 Pltkla St 3-0406. TR 8-7408. Within City, Chamber Says power brakes. A gorgeous gray ’ ^------ROSE-OOLORED Lawson love APARTMENT for rent—Centra^ tile bath Full baaementa. amealte living. Priced at oidy $13,$M. R, letter or envelope. is acheduled to return borne to­ and Ivory combination. Very low SEASONTO hardwood for fur- ■eat. Good condition. Reasonable. located on bus line. ThTeb room* drives, completely landscaped. F- Dimock C o.,, Realtors, Ml HoepItM NotM night for tbe„ Ctirietmea boUdeyi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMLM DEIT. HOURS mileage. $2,495. See Jack Claney, X naces, fireplaces, etc. Top quality, M I 9^3239. and bath. Heated. 885 per month. 10% down, F.H.A. R. F. nimock »«S45. H ie Rooeevelt Mills will detlnitc-q \ Ilf red A. Luts, trassurer; Admitted yesterday: Ruth Gard­ after adding new luster to ^ Eddie'a Auto Service,, 887 Oak­ Booing Without Board 59 Write Box O.-Herald. (Jo., Realtors, MI 9-5245. reputation at a einger la the 1G- 8;15 A.iM. to 4;.10 P.M. free dellvety. Ed Teomane, PI $18,900 — IMMACULATE ranch, ' I harles E. Robinson, secretary. ner, 43 Thomas St.; Stella Bauer, land St., Ml 3-1208. Open evenings. 2-8002. "J 6 CUBIC foot refrigerator. In g ^ 71 Village St.; Max Jagolihzer, ami area, wher» be ta In hie eenior running condition, 400.- Call MI jalousie enclosed breezeway, ga- 1 Officers appointed weie: CThsrlee f u r n is h e d r o o m tor rent at XXI J. ^u rlow , senior deacon; Albert Providence, R.I.; John Csworka, 49 year at the Unl-verelty of 'Mismt COPY CLOSII^G TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 0-8992 after 9 p.m. rage, garden, 100' frontage, ''gri- S 108 Birch S t M l 9-8884. Rustness Locations Mlnitt, Junior deacon; Charles Hammond St.; ETvald Johnson, Garrity, the eon of Atty. Harold MON. THRU FRl. 10:S0 A.M.—SATITBDA* • A.M. 1954 PLYMOUTH Suburban, 1890. HARDWOOD—Breplace or funiibce. MANCHESTER - -Beautlfu! six ton W. Hutchins,. MI 9-8183. J MI 4-109*. EAST SPIN dry' washing machine. for Rent , 64 Harvey, senior steward; Robert Hartford. and Mrs. Garrity, is flying north $10 loads delivered. M I 8-2004. f u r n is h e d room, .complete room ranch In prime country club PLEASE READ YOUR AD Has faucets and timer. Three MANCHESTER —Six room '(Jape Joseph Carter, president, said Nutland, Junior steward. Emil Discharged yesterday; Irene in a plane cluirtered for etudento housekeeping facllitlea. one block BUSINESS LOCATION for store or location 16’x34' living room with in the Northeast by the TTnlvw elty OUwUlcd or "Wml Adi” ore Uken ovm t j » tUiU yeara old. Like new, M I 0-1389, office. Cidl between 5 and 7. MI fireplace Large attractive kitchen. four bedroom; convenient Utili- * Droyman, chaplain; Arthur H. Surdell, 41 High St.;' Mary St. Auto Driving School 7-A from Center. Woman only Call Uea, Tongrenj. Broker. MI 8-6831. | because o f the crippling airline TCBlMioc. Hie «dverHi»r ihould read hie «d the FIRST DAT IT Garden— Farm— Dairy M l 8-6889, 3-8441. Recreation room and den finished VVheelooik, marshal; Dr. Francis Loula and daughter, 23 Thompson APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the ae»l Ineer- In basement Over 1.700 square feet "Anything in-Real Batate." * H. Bird, organist; and Joseph St.; John Davla 146 Proapect St.; ■trike. The plane is due In at MORTLOCK’S Mancheater's lead­ Products 50 REFRIGERATOR, $19. Good work­ LaOuardia AJiTort, in New York, tloa. The Herald U reeponilble for only ONE Incoriwt or omitted ing driving achool. Three akilled. f u r n is h e d room for working COMMERCIAL business or office of living area on a large wooded BelottI, tiler. John McKone. 64 Windsor Ave.; ing condition. M I 8-0777, after 9. spaoe for rent. Up to 8600 square $3,000 CASH aasumee 4%% mort- c n its present location in Minter- A semi-public Installation will at 7 o'clock. liiurtton for any advertliement and then only to the extent of a coiirteoiia Inatructorg. Claaa room JSSir APPLES and pears, now on sale man, $8. Five minutes to Main St. lot, R. F. DImock Co.. Re.iltors, gage on this iRk room ranch with 1 Lina tach, RFD 3; Margaret Bars- turn MiU. Young Garrity, a baritone sing­ “maJie rood” tnoertlnn. Error* whlrh do not leesen the “* Inatructinna for 19. 18, 17 year ______da***, at Botti’e Fruit Farm, 260 Bush BRAND NEW ' Hamilton Beach . Free parking. MI 3-2822. feet. Will sub-divide. Main St. Lo­ Ml 9-5245. be held Jan. 10. 1959 at the Ma­ tls. Broad Brook; Janice Pachl- cated near Center. Plenty of park­ attached garage. Owner Ml 8-1888. The firm h,d considered mov- er who has been intereeted In the adrertliment frill not be corrected by “mahe good tnoertlon. olda. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, 0 to eA0itrr,,§r.ieutt,Aio^ Hill Rd. Mixmaeter, never- used, $30. M I. ■------" ...... 1ng out of town until action was sonic' Temple, Orehar: St., El­ chholtz, 66 Mountain St. FURNISHED room for rent, heat­ ing. Phone Ml 9-6229 or Ml *-7444. (XXII) lington. music and the etage all Ua bfe, Director of Driver Education. 8-0212. ed, kitchen and laundry privileges. aken by foe two local groups, filled a number o f qlngtng engage­ rOITR CXHIPERATION WILL MI 6-7898. GOOD IRISH potatoes. Green THANCHESTER ‘ Brother Kurt BerUiold will be Vernnn and TaloottvIUe news Is D ial M l 3 -2 711 Mountain, mealy and tasty, very Private home. MI 9-7846, • to 7 New six room ranch, one block Edward Uoriarity «.nd V/erne- ments in the M ia ^ area in the BE APPRECIATED ELEC7TROLUX gas refrigerator in Hoosett tor Rent 65 Installing master, and Wors||Lpful handled through The Herald's MANCHESTER Driving Academy good baking. Tlie kind children kood working condition, $38. Call p.m. from Green. All large rooms, two Hazardvllle, $Vi room Ranch, full Prother John Lanz will be install­ Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St., last twx> months. One vzae aa gUMt baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ now offera behind the wheel and like to eat. Call Hathaway, MI MI 9-0337. EIGHT ROOM duplex, four bed­ basement, corner lot, 80 dav* ro- , ing marshall. Right Worshipful telephone TRemont 5-8186. aololet with Miami Beart Sym­ Lost and Poand 1 Automobfles for Sals 4 9-8488. Will deliver to your door. ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, place. Full basement, two-car ga­ phony, on Dec. 18, when he eaag claaarnom Inatnictiona for 18, 18, babies accepted. Centrally lo­ rooms, tile bath up, four ooma, cupancy, excellent location. Price Brother Paul Mengc will be in­ 195.3 CHEVROLET 210 four door 17 year olda. Call Mr. Miclette, PINE COMMODE, $31. M u le rage. Your choice of 'nterior $13,900. stalling chaplain, apd Brother arias from Verdi’s . Rlgoletto and FOUND table, 18. Antique rocker, $18, Oall cated. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 4 Arch H bath down. Modern kitche'h, oil decoration. R. F. DImock Co., Real­ aedan Radio, heater, powergllde. PI 2-7249. Household Goods 51 heat, automatic hot water, com­ Aaron Olmstrad. Installing organ­ Gounod's Faust. MI 9-6009. St. tors, MI 9-5245. Duplex 6-6. Two-car garage. A way to aavo your back and heart Aaking 1450. MI 31925 afler 8:30. pletely redecorated. Apply owner, Also a prKate coiporation, an ist. ' Soloiet In 'Meeolah' ANTIQUE FURNITURE, illyer. Priced (or quick sale. Abtmt Town CLOSE OUT—Lane cedar eheete. ATTRACTIVE living room and 395 North Main St., corner Union x x i n xiating source or credit, offered Reservation.* for the installation His most recent engagement Parkway Senice Center DE rORMlER Business Services Offered 13 cotmecUng bedroom, also single Mahogany and modem. $89.98 St. 18 acres of land, Avery Street, nanclal assistance on moving should be made with Harvey or The Frank J. Mansfield Marine was as soloist with the university TV SERVICE — any make—highest lught and sold. Furniture Repair each values to $69.98, Marlow'a room. Clean, warm, comfortable, ANDOVER—six room hew ranch, So. Windsor. Five minutes walk to Nutland. of Miami Chorus In Handel'a Call 5H 9-8093 MOTORS SAYS, Service. Ml 8-7449. EAST HARTFORD, 36 Gentral Corps I.eague Auxiliary presented quBlIty work at lowest price for Furniture Dept. ' in quiet refined home. Ml 9-7410. three bedrooms, living room ■ nd new school now M n g built. VFW Children's Party a it.inch portable television aet to ‘‘Meaaiah.” Last month, he was Tor a apot or our automatic enow Ave. Eight room single, partly dining area. Granite fireplace, soloist with the University's Band ' expert work. Famous for service Three breakfaet eete $$0, $40, $60 ROOM FOR genUeman, private en­ The Frank Badstuebner Post, the Rocky Hill Veterans Hoepital removal aervtc* 20 CUBIC FOOT upright freeiar. furnished. Oil fired steam heating bookcases, bullt-ln range ard oven, of the Hour, in the production It TF ITS A FINE CAR since 1931. Phone MI 9-4537, Pot- Roefing—Siding 18 Help Wanted — Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 8 cubic ft. refrigerator ...... $40 trance, kitchen privileges and system. $125 monthly on lease. VFW, will hold Its annual Christ­ yesterday. The presentation was terton’s. Excellent condition, utility trail­ basement garage. Nice porch, B & D REALTY ASSN., INC. made by Mrs. Cora Blow, Mrs. staged between the halves of the l o s t —Pane Bonk No. S fla\in«» Simmons Hide-a-bed ...... $60 parking. Inquire 167 Maple St. Write owner for appointment Roosevelt Mills r.ow occupies the mas party for children of members 2 10 YOU RE I/XiKlNG FOR SEE er. No reasonable offer refused. acre lot overlooks Andever Lake. and friends at the new post home, Clarlna Duff and Mrs. Lucille Mlaml-Louialana Stats Unlverelty Department of the Menrheeler FI/OOR SANDING and reflnlshln RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and FIRST CLASS turret lathe operator TRACTOR made from Chevrolet Two Pianos ...... $80, $60 MI 9-3814, after 6. House, 120 E. Main St., Rockville. MI 9-8075 days econd and third floors of the E. wanted. Must be able to set up and truck, 4 apeed tranamisston, dual New Simmone and Other na- ROOM FOR rent, weM heated. R. F. DImock Co.. Realtor*. Ml Main St. mill. A move to the 47 East St., Sunday from 3 to 6 O'Brien. football game in the Orange BowL True! Company. Applirallon made THESE THEY RE REALLY Rperlallking In old floors. built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ Conn. • 9-5245. Garrity also has recorded eoloa for payment. 9,5750. tor work: roof, chimney repairs. operate short run jobs. Must have wheels. 1960 Chrysler. P I 2-7211. tionaly advertised mattresses and Private entrance and shower. In­ MI 9-3640 eveninfi^s p.m. NICE BANK TERMS OF Job ahop experience. Apply Wllco box springs, savings up to 60%. quire 101 Chestnut St. Santa Claus will distribute gifts James E. Juroa, son of Mr. and from the "Mesaleh" for radio eta- Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray WARD'S IRONER, excellent condi­ tlon WVCO, at Coral Oablea He U5aT-Paia Book No M Mi Sav Jackson, Ml 8-8325. Machine Tool Co,, Route 8 smd R.C.A. ORTHOPHONIC Hi-Fi, Suburban For Rent 66 x x r v bought by parents for their own Mrs. Stanley Juroa, 68 Branford HIUJV TELEVISION Service. tion, make an offer. MI 9-3118. BROOKFIELD STREET, Manches­ sang the same eelecUona at the Inira Department of the Manrhea COURSE" Available at all times. Phileo fac­ 44A, Bolton. leatherbound portable, four WATKINS SOUTH WINDSOR—6% room split frame building and the second children. There will be games and St., a Junior at Rhode Island School ROOFING, BIDING, painting. Car- speeds, automatic turnoff, sepa­ ter High. Rooms next to bath. COVENTRY — New ranch, fur­ NEW SIX room Oolonial. $17,900. of Design in Providence, has been Tarbox Memorial Church, MlamL ter Truit Company. Application tory supervised service. Tel. Ml USED FURNITURE Built by Joseph Rosetto or Broad level. Excellent condition. Storms. floor of the brick building being refreshments. made for payment. pentry. AAlterations and addiItlona. MEN rate baas, treble and volume con­ NEW ALL foam rubber beige T.V., radio, parking. Gentlemen. nished, two bedrooms. TR 5-6*35 Immediate occupancy. Garage. The VFW New Year's Eve Party elected a member of the college's Among hla other actlvlUee, Gar- THIS WEEK'S SPECIAl^ 9-989*. EXCHANGE MI 9-8801 after 5. between 10-11 a.m. only. Street near Waddell School 1% vacated by Industrial Sound Con­ rity appeared aa aololet in Berts Ceilings. Workmanshl[i ruaran- trols, three speakers, two months sofa. Never uaed. Call MI 9-8880. Tongren, Broker. MI S-6S2I. trol. Roosevelt Mills employes 179 will also be held at the post home, student governing bodv, the Stu. n teed. A, A. Dion, Inc., Autumn old, $129.50 now $80. -28 long play­ baths, built-in atove and oven. dent Council. He will be the rep­ Long's Arpeggio Choir for the CONNTE-8 TV and Radio Servlca. PART-TIME 15 OAK STREET COVENTRY — New five room (Jompletely landacaped, Amesite persons. with dancing from 9 p.m. to 3 Annonncements 2 19.'S8 Rambler Super available all hours Satlafactl St. MI 3-4*80. ing Hl-Fl records, all $8.98 al­ 39 McKINLEY ST.—Attractive 4- a.m., and dinner served at 11 p.m. resentative of alt the members of Coral Gables Musiciana Qub, and bums, two months or less old, THREE-PIECE living aet. Call MI Apartments— Flats— ranch, oil heat and hot water. MI drive. R. P. DImock Co., Realtors, room expandable (Jape. Living The Chamber tried unsuccess- his class who are majoring in the was soloist In Bach's Christmas guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1*18 Earn Extra Xmas $$$ Open Thursday Evenings 9-6456. Ml 9-5245. WAXES Party Tonight ANYONE DESIRES fancy land- Station Wagon QUALITY MATERIAL and work­ $36. Audel's new electric library, Until 9 9-8357 after 5 p.m. Tenements 68 room l l ’3"xl9' with open stair­ field of architecture. Oratorio at the Unlvenlty Pres­ frichea for the holidaya ('atl Ml LEAVE TOUR rubbish lyon^a to manship. Any type of roofing and case, unusual fireplace with re- The Rockville WATES will hold byterian Chapel. Want to be Independent? Free of 11 volumes, Audel's refrigera­ Cloaed Mondays THREE ROOMS, private bath, a Christmas party today at 8 p.m. S-1745 or Ml Main SI . Apartment me! Cellars, stllc^ VtSaned. siding. For free estimates call layoffs, bosses? Join the hundreds tions, electric motor guide, oumps, CENTER ST. — Six room duplex XXV eased lighting and mantle to ceil­ Worthy matron Mro. Ella Gal­ He also presented a etudent con­ On^ owner Biirelv miles Musical Instramenta 53 heat and hot water. Entirely re­ at the Kosciuszko Club'. Weighing d Light tracking of alT Kinds, for Manchester Roofing, Ml 9-8988. of men associated with our com­ hydraulics and air compressora, steam heat, oil burner, one car ing mirror, large euhny kitchen, lant of Temple Chapter, OES, and cert singing songs by Gounod, Fully equipped Inrlut^lnf aiilomstir CHRISTMAS SALE! decorated, $65. TR 5-5126. MAN(JHESTER—Seven room ram­ In begins at 7:30 p.m. Members homes, stores and c/fflces. Norm's pany operating their ojvn PART- $20. Full precision Chicago roller garage, vacant now. McKinney ceramic tile bath, enclosed aide 10 of the members of the Chapter, Faust and Clara Eklwat^ aad ap­ tranurninflUin, LARGEST selection of name brand bling (Jape. Large rear patio and •re reminded to bring a 50-rent A MOVING VAN leaving for Flor Tracking. Ml 8 *901 TIME furniture polishing, amaxing akatea, size lOH, paid $82.50, now 1, 1, OR 3 YEARS TO PAT! Bros., Inc. Ml 8-8060. ROCKVILLE—Four and 2% room porch, garage, venetiaa' blinds, attended the funeral of Mrs. Mar­ peared In a concert at the Dede Ida about January 15th Can iiae Roofing and Chlmners 16-A START PAYING band and orchestra Initnimenta, attached garage. Paneled dining gift for the grab bag and a a • Onl.v $595 Down carpet dry cleaning and floor main­ $25. Call MI 3-8723 after 5. apartments. Completely furnished, room, recreation room, two baths. screen and' storm windows, lo­ jorie Burgess Hall in Bristol, R.I., County auditorium aponsored by full or pari load* Manilicater IN JANUARY, 1959 , organa and pianos in eastern Con­ cated In "A " zone, within abort secret pal gift. Members may also tenance business. NO selling in­ necticut. New, used, rentalr re- heated. TR 6-9992 or TR 5-2244. Class A neighborhood. $20,000 R. yesterday. Mrs. Hall formerly the Phi Mu Alpha music frater­ Moving A Tracking Ml 3 55S.1 MORTENSEN TV.'Speclallr.ed RCA ROOFING—Bpeelallilng In repal*- volved. NO experience necessary. STUDENT'S DESK. 48x22. Wlt- 8 ROOMS FURNITURE FOUR ROOM apartment, second walking distance to hua, school, bring food for Christmas baskets. nity, of which he is a member. television, service. Ml 9-4841. Ing roof* of all kindi. Also new $9.36 MONTHLY airing. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut floor. Adult family. MI 8-4751. F. Dlipock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-S24S. Itoout Leader Needed lived in Manchester, and was an We will train you, furnish you talls Anglo Persian rag, 8x11. ROCKVILLE—New 3'4 rooms, all church and shopping. Price officer of the Star while Mrs. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Motorcycle Jacket, alze 88. MI Brand New St.. Ml 8-5835, Meanwhile the Chamber has Fourteen Girl Scout and Personals M A M RUBBISH-Offera com­ with modern equipment and cua- VERNON—One three room apart­ appliances furnished. Ideal for XXVI $15,200. Tel. MI 3-2708. Irene Foster was worthy matron Altvaya cover yeaet dough that's 19.57 Fiat cleaned repaired, 28 years e>™r- 9-8734. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, young married couple. TR 5-1582, Brownie troops have been regis­ plete full time cleaning xervlce. tomera In your area. Car neces­ YOU SEE PINK elephanU? I see ment with garage, stove refrig­ in 1952. She was also a member of eet aside to rise, and be sure It la lenre. Free estimate!. Call How- sary, Call dally 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Rugs. Lamps, Tables TR 5-3226. MANtJHESTER—Over TO homes of tered In Vernon this year, but one not in a drafL VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In 4-Dr. .Sedan Ashes, nihblah removed, llghl ley, Manchester. MI 8-8381. DUTCH WOODEN shoes. Ship­ EVERYTHING.$288 pink pianos! Any color you erator. References, Ml 9-2837. MANCHESTER — New six room the' local Chaminade Club. /choose. Ideal for living or recrea­ all kinds from 19.500 up. We huy, troop U Inactive because it has no my own home ehop. Forty yeara tracking. M e 1 a I. cardboard ment .lust arrived from Holland. ranch home In Rockledge section, aell or trade. Mitten will fit your factory experience. An makes, low Model llOfi One owner. If you Call Collect BEverl.v 5-7985 tion rooms. Meyers Piano, 258 THREE ROOM apartment fur­ ROCKVILLE—Village St. — Two U/4 baths, ceramic tile kitchen to have adult leader. Anyone Interested In drama Regular service avail­ Nice Christmas gift. MI 8-2521, 284 8 ROOMS FURNITURE apartmehts, 4 and 5 rooms. Very needs like a glove. (Jail the Ells­ loking over the troop may call Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ rates, free eatlmatea, free plcku|kup have a flair to own a foreign oar able. Ml 9 9757. Heating and Plumbing 17 Lake St. Market St., Hartford. Open 4 nished, parking space. 'Viuple of counters. Attached garage, ame- ranth, will meet In the Masonic JA in Meriden, Conn. $10.16 MONTHI..Y p.m. to 11 p.m., all day Satur­ working men or young married clean, hot water, no heat. $55. Im worth Mitten Realtors, MI 3-6930, Mrs. Eleanor Warren, town chair­ and dallvery. Mr. Miller this one la for you site drive, full landscaped lot, or MI 9-5524. Temple tomorrow at 7:45. A brief I.IGHT TRUCKING, manual work, Brand New days. Have your piano tuned elec­ couple. MI 3-6441. mediate occupancy. TR 5-7984, $19,800 R. F. DImock Co.. Real­ man. CROCKETTS 2-8904. S, WATSON, PI.UMBING and heat­ Westinghouae Refrigerator, Living business session will be followed Onl.v $345 Down altlca. garages and cellars AMERICAN FLYE R train and tronically. Csdl CTI 7-8606. tors. Ml 9-6245. Troop 2 has made a candy cane ing contractor. New Installations, Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, COVENTRY LAKE -Three rooms, Christmas tree for the Mansfield by a Cliriatmas pageant, under the KIRBY VAanJM cleaner, '.I at­ rleanrd Reaaoiiahle MI 4-0209 or alVerallon work and repair work. Situations Wanted— Male 39 extra equipment. Call Ml 4-1828. HEATED four, three and two room Corner tachments Inrliidlng handy hmler I.Amps. Tables BEFORE YOU buy see my pianos. apartments. Inquire 419 North I winterized. Stove and refrigerator IN TOWN State Training School. Troop 3 direction of Mrs. Hazel Anderson. RU 9 9025 MI 9-3*0*. furnished, $55. Call MI 9-7569. XXVIII And floor poluher. Ml 3-5210 afler MASON AND carpenter, painter DECORATIVE electric healer, EVERTfTHING $880 I sell only used upright pianos. Main St., or call Ml 9-0576. 12-1 Methodist Move Postponed plana to sing carols for the Vernon Refreshments will be served in the Situated on quiet street. This HENRY STREET 8 pm 1957 Metropolitan ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt and paperhanger wiahea work. Originally $40, will aell for $15. Completely rebuilt and eatyled p.m. and after 5 p.m. Assume 4% mortgage on Immacu­ The Rockville Methodist Church Convalescent Home, and the mem­ banquet hall by Mrs. Mildred Mor­ friendly service on your Electro Moving— Trucking- It 50 per hour. CH 8-1375. Uaed only once. Call MT 3-5037. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE In colors. Have your piano tuned Wanted to Rent 68 late four room ranch In Bolton. comfortable home has six large bers have made favor* for rison and her committee. Fifty- WE WILL TRADE WANTED—Ride to Ml**l|e* and lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ $14.74 MONTHLY electronically. Call Meyer’s Plano, BEDROOM and kitchen furnished 2-Dr. Hardtop Storage 20 Total monthly payments including rooms, two baths, two-car garage. the patient* a* part of rent grab bag gifts will be ex­ We have two eleau beneee hi Space Svatema Eaal Hartford livery Call Electrolux aulhorired Brand New CH 7-5505, 265 Market St., Hart­ for two adults, including gas, YOUNG couple desire a four or mortgage, taxes and Insurance Is their community aer\1cc. Mem­ changed. Call MI 3 7539 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Norge, Washing Machine, Westing- electricity, heat and hot water. Price now $13,700. the very desirable Bowers One owiiei . like new, in au nnin. aalea and service MI 9-0*43 or JA MOVE BY TRAILER van. It's less POOL TABLE. $10. Children’s toys. ford. Open 4-11 p.m. weekdays. five room unfurnished rent. Call under $65, combination atun.lnum The Rev. Simon P. Montgomery, bers of Troop 7 were guests of 2-010* Please ask for Augiiatli.e Call Ml 3-8727 after 5 p.m. house refrigerator, Bedroom, Liv­ CaU MI 3-7638 or Ml 9-4587. Hehool Area. Owners have RIDE WANTED to Pratt and Whit tiv$» ( irrlen ihm rm In kn»»wn lui ' expensive —One load Instead of GUARANTEED alnglng canarlea, All day Saturdaya. Ml 9-0177 after 5:30. windows, amesite drive, lake privt- pastor, said the church is nearly Troop 3 at a Chirstma* party re­ The Past Chiefs Club of Me- KandenakI ing Room. Dinette. Dishes, Rugs. leges $10,700. R. F. DImock & Co., MADELINE SMITH, Realtor agreed to let us take tbe equity nay, north end parking lot, firal thft wMchf'jh Rnlln Hnyre. | two or three -Easier loading and parakeets, puppies. Beagles In ready but It was decided to movV cently, as part of the girl's second n rlAl Tentple, Pythian Siatere, In your present home In ea a Lamps. Tables. Blankets NEW AND used accordions at great SINGLE HOME. appro.ximately Realtors, MI 9-5245. after the holiday*. class work. will hold its moT.Utly meeting to­ ahlft. Call Ml 3-0401. TYPEWRITERS and office ma- unloading — Distinctive, dignified stock. Hamsters. Ask about our GIRL'S 24" bicycle, like new, $30, savings, also VM tape recorders. TWO ROOM furnished apartment trate b a ^ Oiil.t S.'Un Down and aniart. "Tlie Beat for f-esa." EVERYTHING $444 $125. Four adults. Write Box K MI 9-1642 Filtration Plans Dtie The Scout Town Committee, be­ morrow night at 8 o'clock at the I'hlnca rcpalreil Salca, Rental* Insured parakeets, cages, foods Call Ml 9-1912. Peter Grossl, MI 9-3364. at 106 Birch Street. Call Ml 9-3R84. Herald. XXX 186 Henry Is a large nolwrial The Aiislln A. Chamhera Co., 503 and accessories. Christmas lay-a- Changes In the plana for a pro- sides Mrs. Warren, Is comprised home of Mrs. Sarah Miller, 248 and Service Ml 9-3477 MI S-a.342. Price Includes Delivery, Setup, of the following: with an attached two ear gar- Automobiles for Sale 4 Eaal Middle Turnpike. MI 8-51*7. way plan. Manchester Pet Center, 15 GALILNS outside paint, dark PIANO TUNING. We are the only FTVE ROOM second floor Pat with COUPLE WITH three shhool age MANCHESTER— How would you Woodbrldge St. She will be assist­ age. Hae 1 1-8 faafoa, eenUa- Harlfntd CM 7-1423. Service. Guarantee Immediate de­ garage. All modern Improvementc LAKE STREET—New six room Mrs. Olive Ferguson, assistant SNOW PUIWING Realdenl or 995 Main St., MI 9-4278. brown, high grade material, $25 livery or Free Storage until needed. firm In this area tuning pianos children in need of a five room Colonial with garage. Built by U like a beautifully kept big six ed In entertaining by her daughter, atton wlndowe, Hreploee, ate. WANTED—Clean uaed cara. We cnmmerrlal area "No Jiih la loo takes It. Phone MI 9-2201. Including sunporoh. oil heat, auto­ town chairman: Mrs. Helen Lan- Mrs. Helen Potyra. A Christmas buy, trade down or trade any­ 1955 Nash MANCHESTER Package De'lvery. Phone for appointment electronically. Others use the r'd- rent. Immediatelv. Can pay up A R. Bul’t-ln stove and oyen. room Colonial styled dome with Soon vacant. large or loo amnll " Night* and DOBERMAN Pinscher puppies. faahloned by ear method. Ward matic hot water, tile bath with to $65. Call Ml 9-6937 after 4:30. all copper plumbing and heating, York after the regular meeting of deen, treasurer; Mrs. Florence Hor­ party, with exchange of .50-cent 202 Henry Is a compact flee thing. Douglaa Mnlora. J33 Main Light tracking and package lellv- MEN’S HOCKEY skates, alze IS, SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH shower and many extras Adult Large fireplace. Sun deck 1% ton, secretary; Miss Marjorie Antbaaaador li t'yl. weeUenda. PI 2 779* weaUdava MI Excellent house pets and watch Krauae. Ml 8-6888. baths, tnree bedrooms. Beautiful dish washer and disposal. 2-car the Common Council Monday. gifts, wlU follow the meet^g. room ranch wHb a recreatlen 3 2427, ery, Rcfrigeralora, washers and dogs, Good dispoaltloni. M I 4-1840. excellent condition. Call after 6. 7-0358 ajiv time up to * p.m. family. Inquire 43 Elro St. or Charles Walsh of the firm will Stephens, consultant; Mrs. Della OLDER CARS, mechanic! specials alove moving specialty. Folding view. $18,700. R. F. DImock Co., garage. ElxceUent locatior with room done In peeky Hednn Orif» owner, loriil iJke MI 8-5281. See It Day Or Night TRUMPET^i excellent condition, phone MI 3-5089. HotLses lor Sale 72 explain the changes made neces­ Gardner, hospitality; Mrs. Rhoda The Polish Ladies Alliance, fixti yourself cars, always a good chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. GUARANTEED singing canaries If you have no means of trans­ Realtors, MI 9-5245. extra lot, (or-only $l8,900. Beau­ Built hi stove, paueled flrenlaee new throuRiiout Renrly In plenne 9'1/iOR SANDING a speclaMy alan gold finish, complete with case tifully shrubbed and shaded. Bank sary by increased flow at the fil­ Dunnells, cookie chairman; Mrs. Group 248, will hold Its monthly aelactlon. Look bahind our offics. llghl carpenlry work, fa ll MI and choice red factors. Male and NEW FLASH camera. $3. Hankies. portation, I'll send my auto for and accessories, $85. Ideal for $12,900 ATTRACTIVE three bed wall. Douglaa Motors, 383 Mam. the mont flinrrtinlnntli4R huver. MANC'HE.STKR MOVING a n d XXXI appraised. Early occupancy pos­ tration plant atnee the plans were Jeanne Hunt, music and crafts; meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at the 9*919 female. Reasonable. Inquire 32 Girl’s clothes, (some newl, 12-14. you. No obligation. student. Ml 8-5336. THREE ROOM apartment, steam room ranch, ceramic bath, hot Mrs. Mary Mecca and Mr*. Terry Tmrklnp ( ’o. Ijoral and lon^ dta- Bank St. Game*, books, etc. Ml 3-*5*9. heat, hot water. MI 9-2849. sible. Call now. The William B. ■ -St drawn up. clubhoiuie. A (jhristmas party for BEFORE YOU BUY a uaed car Only .$.*it5 Down water heal, basement picture win­ VERNON—New six room Colonial Belfiore Agency. MI 9-0750. Marella, telephone committee; and ?'14 M.41N SIRiH taiH o rnnvlnjf, VVVpklv van a^rvire A— I ^ B — E— R—T— ’S FULI-, Stereophonic HI-FI sound dow, 145’ frontage. Carlton W. The Council has asked for an ex- members and their children at 4 aee Gorman Motor Salea. Buick In New York. MI 3 $583. CHRI.STMAS puppies. Mother LIKE NEW. boy's Chicago roller ONE ROOM WITH kitchenetTe. with attached garage Rullt-in tenalofi on a federal grant for the Mrs. Dorothy Lewis, registrations. o’clock win follow the meeting. Household Servires 43 45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD phonograph for only $79.96. Call Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. Sales and Servlca. 2*6 Main miniature Collie, $5 each. Phone *kate*. size *'-.,, with case. One Stove, refrigerator. Plenty , of range and oven, Fireplace sun MANCJHESTER —Leading quality project, until the altered plans can I-«tters to Hants Members are reminded to bilng ^Itcliell 313// Street. MI 9-4571. Open evenings. Offered 13 A Ml 9-2274 for amazing demonstra­ builder *ay* “ Sacrifice my last DF-; nmMiKR MT 9-8387. set of dance drams, with stands OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. tion. heat, hot water. (Jlean. Ml 9-16*3. EXTRA BUILDING lot available deck.^ 1*2 baths, three bedrooms, be approved. Youngsters may atitl send a let­ gifts for the g ^ b bag. Painting— Papering 21 high wooded lot. Brlckfront. 100’ lot on Ferguson Road." Will NEED A CAR and had your credit RADIO RPirAIRfl on uny rnuk# - and accessories. Reasonable. MI SAT. 6 P.M. with six room single home. 3 bed Mayor Herman G. Olson said MOTORS, INC. All Amptlflfm ami phonogrnpha DACHSHUND puppies, AKC regis­ 3-6363. VERY NEAT and clean .’onvenient $17,400. R F, DImock Co. Real­ contract to build If buyer desires. turned down? Short on down pay­ PAINTING AND paperhanging. rooms, paneled den, opper Your plan* or his. Carl A Esther business will be kept to a mini­ and rhHnRcra. Over 47 vpaib totfll tered. Reds and black, $50 PI SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall WearihR Apparel— Fore 67 three room apartment, $75. at 51 plumbing, Timken oil burner, tors, Ml 9-5245. mum at the meeting Monday since ment? Had a repoaaesalnn'’ Dun l Good clean workmanship at rea­ 2-8019, after 8. Melody Farms, MAGNAVOX combination radio Schwartz, Broker*. MI S-0t54. ManclioRler'a Kninlilor Doalor 4»\partrnrr. ilaya piftTantaa. on tiles 4c a tile. Kentile. from 7c Seaman Circle. Also a large four fairlv priced. S, A. Beechler Real­ it is Christmas week. give up! See Douglas Mntnra. get sonable rale*. .30 year* in Man­ South Coventry. F.M. and record player. R.C.A. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, THE PENNY-SAVER, the hoepital room apartment, $95. heat fur­ XXXII the lowdnwn on the Inweat down all work Pnttartnn'a, chester. Raymond Flske. Ml tor, MI 3-6969. W. R, Smith, Asso­ Traffic and parking plans out­ 24 MAPLE ST MANCHESTER 21 ” T V 45 I.p.m. record player. at the Green. auxiliary thrift ahop, has cocktail nished, at 37 Marble St. Call MI ciate, MI 9-8952, MANCHESTER and gmalleat paymenia anywhere. 9-9237, MI 4-0934. and evening dresses for holiday VERNON—New six room split lined by Earl H. Flynn, traffic en­ Not a email loan or finance com­ DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ 3-0833. FORD foUl -dfH»r alalion pany, door* and window*, custom Poultry and Supplies 43 STERILIZED reconditioned used parties. Choose them this week. $13,700- Immaculate six room level. High wooded lot. Cat'-edral Convenient location. Five room gineer hired by the Planning Com­ pany plan. Douglaa Motor*. 333 \vMK'»n. idnf pnaarnj;ri. Oornpirtrly PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ furniture for every room and ap­ AVAILABLE January 1. Four room Ranch, fenced In back yard, trees, mission, will probably be carried YEAR END LIQUIDATION worlk, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1588 Shop closed from Fri., Dec. 19 to ceiling with redwood beams, fuilt- Afaln street. rating. Good clean .loh, reasonable BROAD-BREASTED bronze tur­ Cape, garage, new heating sys­ rqiilppril InclnduiK powrr alrrrlnR after 8 p m. BOY'S FIGURE skates, size * and pliances like new. Complete set Tues., Jan, 6. year 'round cottage, Columbia tem, park-like yard, near bus, in range and oven. VA baths large full price $12,600. out b y ' the Police Commission find pnwrr linikm SliikluR black price. S. Yencha, 5T1 9-8914 after keys. Fresh or frozen. Ready any 10. Call afler 5 p m. MI 9-7*27. and individual pieces. Including Lake. Electric stove and refriger­ rather than a new commiaslon. 1966 PIA room Cape. Dimock Co., Realtora, MI 9-5245. Iscting good conssrvation prac­ tlrea. Black fltUeh. Stock Service. Talcottvllle. Ml 3 7449. Can be seen at 12 Westfield St. or MI 9-5982 after 5 p.m. tiled bath, shower, vanity. Close Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6321. "Any­ mileage. Stock No. B-8- 13-A. 15 l.ewls St., Hartford. while they last. Upstairs completely finished. thing In Real Estate." tices or responsible roles in com- No. B08-191-A. Will deliver. 10 to 9 dally to excellent public and parochial Hardwood floors throughout, XXXVI 57-B. ROB TITCOMR Still'here at 21 sckools for 1 or 2 children. Heat nlty life. The chib hopes that KALE $ 9 E Q C 8:30 to 6 Saturday! aluminum combinations, perma­ ------?------^-----1------bettor understanding of the Maple Street to servlie your Help Wanted— Female 35 SNOW BUJWERS—Reo. Snowbird, and hot water furnished—Individ­ nent siding. Can assume 114% Two In One Package. A nice two- Sobnrban tor Sale 75 PRICE r’i f . S » 2 3 9 5 . ^ * 2 2 9 5 waaher. dryer, Ironer illshwnah and Toro. Push and self-propelled. Deposits for spring delivery ual control. Parking. Excellent mortgage. $15,400. MI 8-7086. family and a separate four room er. range, water healer Do. It HOUSEKEEPER wanted Mature, Capitol Equipment, 38 Mali Ml accepted . sport facilities In c i^ park with home. This two-family is In very FOUR ROOM house, one .arc* of yourself pump kli* MI 9 1575 cheerful di»po*lllon, fond of chil­ 3-7958. FOR T^E VERY REST IN HOME$ CALL new pool. 8100. MI 9-4*24. TR TO”^E SOLD nice condition Inside and out. land. $1500 down, assume present dren Experleiiceil cReal Batate 77 lay bs land owners or renters, l-aundl'omnt, 880 Ceiiter Si SEE OCR (JLASBIFIED ADS XXXX {9 * block from Main Street. Oi. heat, location. An unusual package buy STATION WAGON Flredome V-8. Powerfllte, 2-tone, Blue and Whits. Diamonds— Watches— 2-car garage, enclosed porch, etc. for $21,500. R. F. DImock Co., lie local winner will bs entered OFEICE MANAGER - '"emale. GIRL S SKATES, size 7. * " electric MI e-8848 When AvaUable 2 3-4 Rooms, SEIXINO YOUR home? Tot I the state finals, and that winner radio, heater, power steer­ Poweiilite, heater, de­ hand saw. Spinet piano. Call after Jewelry 48 BARBARA WOODS -JOSEPH N. ASHFORD Offered for quick sale at $14,900. Realtor^. XO 9-5245. Mercomatic. radio, heater, ing. Dark Blue finish. froster. One owner, low Ruildlnn— ContractlnR 14 Mu«l have pleasant personality. Thl* is what you get Property now vacant and available prompt. efficlei(t, courteous eerv- . rfo bs eligibls tot the nationsil Familiar with all phase* ■ f office 5, MI 9-0007. MI $-7702 MI f-«8I8 WelLheatei) apartment Ice and appraising without nbllga- competition, to ho judged in Cedar oower slperirir;, (irav llii- One owner, low mileage. mileage. Stock No. 9-M- LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ ROBERT W. AONEW ROBERT D. MURDOCK for Immediate ocinipancy. XXXVII Ish. Stock No. 9-M-16-A ALTERATIONS to kitchen* hath- procedure. Particularly payroll. PORTABLE G E. ironer. like new, Hot water tion, call 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, Rapids, Iowa, in April, Nomina- Stock No. 8-L-13-A. 12 people oil office force, l-ocated pairs, adjusts watches fvpertly. Ml S-M18 MI $-«472 Electric Refrigerator Ml 3-W9 or Wesley R. Bmith. A«< rtHinii. alllc*. cellar*, porciie*. or $.35. Florence tworburner space HENRY STREETT — Boweca weeks to sell. Priced well be­ ■ lisfore Jah. 16* IM Rockvcille. Reply Box E. Her- Reasonable prices. Opeb daily. OSa Range School area. Modern seven room soclatea. MI 9-8952. Member Multi­ playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, heater, $15, Pot type email heater, Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce low today's market for a 8 veer 1959, Forties said. r“i . '5 ,*1 8 9 5 t^ * 1 1 9 5 electrical and masonry, Mumlnum aid. $20. male parakeet breeders, Goe for cooking included home. Fireplace, modern kitchen, ple Listing Service. Svvey te Re Aaalyaed 10 Street. MI 9-43*7. old 5% room raiich with large liv­ - ,, siding. Gaiage*. cottages, oul- rare*. Oall MI 8-263*. 2V4 baths, recreation room, boae- ing room, fireplace, three bed­ The'suivsy of fho noods of senior BOOKKEEPER -Must be exper­ LOW PRICE $69 td>491 ment garage, hot water heat Plus ARE YOU OONSJDERINO tisons has been complstod and is hulldtifgs, ixiom addition*. Niislde ienced. Must be able to take trial rooms. acre lot and basement ga­ SEIXINO TOUR PROPERTY? Engineering Company, Inc., 34 WOMEN'S figure ice skates, alze CALL M I 9-5779______many other attractive features. rage. Near BoIton-KJeventry tine. lout to bo analytod by a gradu­ balance. Maehlne experience to, praolicallv new. Price 88.60. Property now vacant. Priced at We will appraise your property 1957 CHEVROLET 1955 CHRYSLER Oak St. MI M425. would he helpful, Tel. Rockrille $14,900. R F. Dimock A Co., Real­ ate student in the Uhiversity of 1955 MEdfoid S-19'21. SEPTIC TANKS TWO ROOM furnished apartment .$19,900 and present mortgage of free and without any obligation. TR 5-S3«* tor*. MI 9-6245. We also buy property for coifo. ConnscUcut's Department of.Rural VOLKSWAGEN 4-DOOR SEDAN 5891 ALL TYPES of carpentry work, AND on Bolton-Mancheater town line. $13,000 may be assumed. Sociology. Dr. Walter McKaln, de­ CONVERHILE BOY'S THREE piece legging set, Member Multiple listing done, alteratlona, dormers, root­ Cl-KRJ<-TYPIST for generaroffU^ CaU M I 9-4696. partment head, ia supervising the 2-DOOR ing, porches, etc. Cali Ml 9-8981. size 5, 815. ^’ttlrl's two piece leg­ HOWLAND'S TOLLAND TURNflKB-Looking XXXVUI STANLEY BRAT, Realtor work. Good opportunity for ad­ PLU80E0 SEWERS survey for the local community v-8. Automatic traito- Powerflite, radio, beater. ging net. size 4, 110. Both like CwmiMlclal « d iM knlrM OpserlwiHt** FTVE ROOM apartment, four heat­ for a home with aoine land? We BRAE-BURN REALTY Gray finish. ' Stock No. mlsslon. Radio, heater. CARPENTER—Experienced In all vancement, Apply Box'U Herald. new. MI k-3854. are offering a aeveli room home MANCHESTER—A nice three bed­ M I 84278 Council for Senior Cltisene. ed. No children. No pets. MI room home in a convenient loca­ A preliminary report on the re- 9-M-l-C. Stock No. 8-107-A. Stock No. t-M-6-a field* of carpentry. Contract or 'Maahina ClMaai FOR LEASE: St,000 aq. ft, of air-«onditisned oirtee speoe, 9-3169. plus barn and other outbuildings, AIjL KINDS of hand-made dollies, tion. New warm air oil heating LISTINGS WANTED, etngle and ilts is expected to be ready, for reasonable hourly rate* MI Septic Tanka, Dry Wells, S«wer pmcticalty new, unlimited perking, reeeoneMy. prired, will with 14 acres of land. Own«r will 8-0781. CLERK-TYPIST Part-time morn­ bureau scarfs, mittens, afghana, system, full basement, aluminum two-famlly houses. Member of e Januaiy meeting of the Coun- ings, Write Box M, Heiald, Lines InaUlled— Cellar Water- aub-divide. SDC ROOM duplex, automatic oil consider subdltrlding property if Christmas cactus In btid MI furnace, hot tester, garage. Fur- less land Is desired. combination. Five minutes from MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real- I. No m e c t ^ win bo held this S:.S ,*1 6 9 5 ; i S * 1 3 9 5 RIDWEIJ, HOME Improvement 9-8858. prooling Done. FOR SALE OR LEASE: 811 Mein S t„ 4,400 aq. ft., formerly' school,' ahopping and traninorta- •tor. Ml 9-1107 aiiy time. month. *1 1 9 5 8260 BABYSITTER wanted 2-8 p.m,, uaed aa e garage. Ideal l4>cattoa. reasonable lease, ex- Biahed or unfutniahed. Ml 9-1746. Veil can t help loving this cheer­ Co. Alterations.' additions, ga­ For further information please tion. Immediate occupaiKy.'Below RockvlHo was completely cover­ 9-ia no weekends. Vicinity Keeney St, HI-FI TAPE recorder. Complete reilent terms If you are Interested In pnrrhasliig tbla ful clnwn puppet mill! Make him rages. Roofing and siding experts. Must have own transportation. MI McK i n n e y b r o s . contact: market at $12,800. R. F. Thmock ed in the survey, but outlying Aluminum clapboards a specially. with VU meter, twin speakers, building, (Jo., Repltora, Ml 9-5245. liCsal NoUcs areas of Vernon, Ellington and So popular with JuniorH lliiaNeii- In gHV cuinr.s with a big red pom- 8-4304,. FOR SAI-E: I t unit modern motel, -8 acres of lead, exrelleot eon—the allraillvc lerlUii and ))iun nn.se and lie'a alii'e to create Unexcelled worltnianshlp. Easy portable carrying case, micro­ S*w«roo« Disposal Co. ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. ly spot cover­ 1958 ENGUSH 1957 DODGE 1957 PLYMOUTH phone and tapes. Call MI 9-8148. Ineome, Meal locatloa, exeeltont potential for future ex­ Invitation to Bid AT A COURT-Nir PROBATE hoWen •klrt comhinntlon lind a 1 2-3 a delightful time. Make aeveral and budget term* MI 9-8495 or TR ISO-ISt Pearl S t — Ml S-SS08 XXXX at Coventry, within and (or the' DIs- age, according to Rqlph Schumsy, 4-DR. SEDAN aew'ing for the youni; .xeMinHl re.x.x 6-0109. Help Wanted —>64ale S6 pansion. , " 983 MAIN STREET Irtct of Coventry, on the ISih day of coordinator to r intotviows. FORD 4-DR. SEDAN Ihe ymmgHleia will eiilerlaln FOR SALE OR LEASE: 86.000 sq. ft. Industrial building, am­ No, 8260 with Patt-O-Ilajnji la in theiuwivea for many a happy On Tree Removal MAN(JHE8TER — Here's a nice December. A.D. 1966. Although completed coverage CARPENTER - ExperiencedK.xpi In all ple parklag, easily anb-dlvMed, priced to eell at $16,000.00. M l 9-5241 Present Hon. Elmore Turklngtoa, alzca 9, 11, 12, 13. 14, ('ll, IN .Size hoiu. , TOOL MAKERS Bids will be received for tree complete seven room hpme ott Esq., Judge. was planned for the entire area, "Prefect" 6-door sedan. Coronet V-8. Powerflite, Savoy V-8. Powerflite, ra­ 11, 31'j huat, jerkin. 13 N yaida carpentry work. Bulldini¥ and re- FOR SALE:'Lnacheonette on Mala SL.. Oood Watlqn,, rea- removal at the office of the Gen­ Parker Street. Living room with On motion of Gudnin Jacobsen, Ad-. radio, heater. Stock No. dio, heater. Stock Nol Patlein No. .'iNIU contains pal- modeling. Call Wes Robbins, M1 • SEPTIC TANKS MANCSniSTlER—Custom built year not all Uioet who volunteered to Rkdlo, heater. Stock No. of 84-inch; akirt 1 1 N yiirda. AND WALTON W. sonaMo lease. Owner anxious to sell beeause of lllnesa. eral Manager, Town of Manches­ • old colonial with seven - ooma in­ fireplace, dining room, kitchen, en^ minlstrotrlx. Main Street. Coventry, do some interviewing were able to 9-U-5-B. E-8-156-A- Icrn pieces; maicnal lequimuents; 9-3446. CtJEANED and fNBTAIJ.CD All ftgurra available. Conn., on the es(ate fli John G. Jacob­ E-8-194-A. Send Tliirty-flve Ceiil.x in d loeattoa for anper nwr- sealed and mariced ‘Tree Rebjo™ route. Many extras -inch as dlaiv; $17,900. R. F. DImock Co., Real­ mentioned Jifon tianavorl, Ken­ ? i , S »1 2 9 5 p‘i i S »1 6 9 5 ter Evening Herald. 1150 A\"E. OF may asalst. Not high priced.' No ket or amall skep^ag oeater. c^ltore. of SOM estate to czMbIt thrt YORK SB. N. Y. Print-Name, Ad­ AMEIIICAH, NEW VOIIK S«. N.Y. contractors please. Write P. O. craft Precliion Parts. Selling a t y Bid to be ( ^ n ^ January 7,1959 . waaher, twn firepitooee, larm tors, M l 9-5845. , claims against the ease to the Adtan- neth Rich and Mias Christine Brig­ dress with Zone SlyleiiNumher and • INSTALUTION and Ceantry These are but a few of the commercial aad Industrial must be in the office of the Oenz rooms, 1% biUhs. Buy ffom owner Islratrlx and directs that pubUe nottoe Print iN’ame, Address and Pattern Box 90i, Manchester. be given of thle order to oevertlslng In ham as those who performed, aa B.ize. Add lOo for each pattern for HIGH HOURLY RATES SPEClAyST Homea—SlaM - Ustlags we-have. It we may be of any aasistanre to yeuk erel Manager -before the time* at $84,800. CaU M I 941881. . j o o a x "outstanding aandco" in conduct­ Number. Add 10c for each pattern please da nat heaitate la call aay time. a newspaper having a circulation tn first-class mailing. for rii'Hl-cla*.s mailing. 1010 stated above. The right U reserved aold dlstilct. and by poirtlng a eepv ing n numbor o f Interviows. With your pattern order enclose Roonng>Sidlnc 16 If you don't qualify for one of Oourteay., DepeadabiM^, to reject any an all bids. SIX room O m Ood, beautiful cor­ MAMCHBSTSR—All brick eta raoia thereof on the public mgn p m in oud Have ynu a copy of our 1958 these poaitlona, pleaae do not ep- Tows of Coventry, nesreot the plaec Fayette Ledge Beete 25 cents more .for your copv of T m a ii OauRtry bitetTi^ -AH bids muM conform to the ner lot, ideal iocatloii near echoote (Jape in South Mancheeter. Built Needlework Allium? It contains COliisHLIN ROOFING Company, ply. WMIREH L HOWUm, Rt»lltr and shopping. Large Mtchfh. tuUy by PontioeUi In 1951. Aluminum whore tbe deceoo^ lost dwell. 'FRystte Lodge No.^W; AFRnd- Ota Fall A Winter '.'iR edition of dozens of pretty designs In crochet Mttitipla liSliig Sarriea ■peciacatioiia and biddere forma AM, has tis c M Nomsui V. TVavis MORIARTY BROTHERS Besic Fashion, a complete pattern Inc, Aluminum siding, aa^alt- MAL TOOL & W l-llOi- IMMAINR. MAMCHB8TER, OQMM. ortileh may bo procured frtw t ^ equipped with .dishwasher and OMubtosOiane, large eneloeed rear M*m5tOtlKTtSSaS(iTOM. J e i^ UNCOLN ^ CONTWENTAL - lOIHCURY BNGUaH^TOlID knit, embroidery and sew; plus di­ asM toe rooMng. Alto'aluminum, DraiRaga Oa. L ILU A M Q. G RANT diapoeal. Mdrtgege may be as- porch. Garage apd amesite drive. ^ msstsr. *il-8U CENTER 8TBBBT- - OPEN EVENINGS— TEL. in M W nagutne for women who sew. Just rections for one loilt and thrae cro­ ENGINEERING COMPANY M l t - llM KFKt BATMOND R. HOLOOM^ Ml 4-UW RoperlatMident oT Parts Nad srs: M m Me. jralvahlied or ^ p e r guttem Attd Ml f.414S Warden. Room I. Municipal BuIW- earned with tear down paymen t Ho .basentent, .latge lot. Very nice chet Items. Only 35e « eopyl » i A O A M w n m m K A. ReecMer, R a «^ W x49M. cendiUoB. EL F, EUweK Wartan; Rod "filptiiMnSr'• W. R. tm lB t iU n d aM t M I M N S . Oo., R«tKon. Mi ' llMidHmidAdfB.

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 19B« PAGE THIRTY-TWO flanrlfpstpr lEvrtting IS^ratb Stores Ooen y Monday, Tuesday Until 9 o ’Clock ture Instrumental accompaniment. The annual Christmas party of Hartford Blectrlc I^ight Co. office P u t and Bullfrog t 4k« collected lus. Before enterlne the Navy In Divers Clem ifp Ldke and filled 150 burlap bags contain­ September 19.'<5, he jfredimtert Everyone Is InvlteiJ. the M anchester Ja.vcee Wives Was on Hartford Rd. COINS-STAMPS held last, dlght at the honte' of ing 28,000 cans, or 3 tons of tin: About Town from Mancheeler Hljfh Srhool. San Francisco — Twenty-eight Albums—Booka—Supplies Average Daily Net Preaa Run 8t. M ary's Girls Friendly Spon­ Mrs. Wllllhm Wagner, 128 Barry Thomas A. Bailey. 25 Raddlng 'Ilie crew included a special i con­ Rd. Winners of the games were Sierra Club members who recent­ tingent of akin divers who removed For tha Weak Bailing The Weather John Rvlander. son of Mr. and A C’liriHlrnHs rerol sing, spon- sors will hold its Christm as party fit., who was graduated from Boa- Dee. 18th, leSS Foreeaat of C. 8. W eather neiwia tomorrow night a t 6:45 a t Cave.y'a Mary Smayda. Marilyn Stevena, ton University’s College of,General ly volunteered to be can pickers'‘I*’”'** from lakes. The volunteers HOBBY SHOPPE Mrs. Norman Rylander. \2H N I .sored by the Men's Club of the Education. Claas of 1949. Is serving In . ... * ■ lofh placardsn1ar*at>/to In thetVia areaaraa withcuith fhl»the Elm St was promoted to torpedo-J .Soutli .Methodist niurrli. will be Restaurant and not at the church. Irma Czerwlnslcl. The prizes given ® cicftnup drlv® to remov® litter 408 CENTER ST— Ml B-72BS ; tSoudy tonight, colder, wlady, After dinner the group will ad­ were CTirlstmas centerpieces made as class agent in the new alumni , admonition: "You CAN take them man's mate second rlass irSN i held inniBhl at T'r.'tO at the south from the vicinity of 12,849 snow niiiTies. 12 to 18. Satur­ journ to the home of Miss Evallne by Mrs. Edna Sciidlerl. The next annual giving program of the uni- Kearsarge'with you!” day. much colder, continued Nov 16 while serving Aboard ponn o of .Susannah Wralev Hall, meeting will be on Jan. 28 at the i versity. Member of the An«t A tlantic'Fleet submarine USS ('ll!- Hartford Rd. The program will fea­ Pentland. 64 Adelaide Rd. Bureau of OtrcnlaUon H^ralli windy, snow flnniee. High 20 ta Manchester— A City of Village Charm 25.

VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 68 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SLCITUNS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1958 (Cgaaalfled Advarttalag ea Paga 36) PRICE FIVE CENTS YOUR/ U.S. Throws 4-Ton Satellite into Orbit MORE WONDERFUL GIFT IDEAS FROM HALE'S OPEN EVERY Domestic and Linen Dept. Rocketmen Sending Man to Venus BOXED SETS OF q, i NIGHT THIS ( KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS V. •• Goldfine C o n v ic te d ^0*^ $ 1 -9 8 a n d $ 2 -9 8 set I WEEK till 9:00 Allas Feat Increases a prnrtiisl terrv tmM'l sri ('Mkirful printed louels with ssla fork Fcl.« salt and pepper nr dinner hcll.a. HALE’S Self Serve and Meat Dept. Of Court Contempt M W M M SK « «C SK SK SK W 4KIH SK SK MI WITH AI.I. Prestige of America EXTRA PLUMP. WASHABLE CORDUROY CA.SH SAI.E.S ( DOUBLE BREEN STAMPS TODAY Boston, Dec. 19 (/P)— Indus-* in Washington Goldfine li ac- Hartford, Dec, 19 uPt—Connecti­ ■ -dK,*-- ' ZIPPERED THROW PILLOWS trialist Bernard Goldfine was cuied of flouting Congreas by r«* cut Republicans spent more 4han fusing to tell House Investigators $3.28.000 In their 19.58 wAshout W a.-iliiiigton, T')f‘c. 19 (/P)—U.S. rorkotmen hurlod a 4-ton convicted in federal court to­ enough about bis financial deal­ campaign that carried them to the •satolliic into oriiit around t)ip Earth la.st night in a giant day of criminal contempt for ings. greatest defeat in political history. 1.88 failure to comply tvith the It wai In the Washington hear­ The .sum la $.54,000/less than struic toward Outer Space and man’s mastert tlicre. In square and round tm\ed edges, innerhned Retuovalile zipperf p iS ! courl'.s order to produce rec­ ing that It was brought out Gold- spent four years agm when they I ht> feat, dramatn ail\ announerd li\' Prf'sidonI Eisenhower solid rolor lorrlumv in led gold, hmwii, loasi emerald, luir|uoiae, hlii ords of one of his textile mills fine had made gifts to former lost the governorship but elected • at a White' House dii)lomatic dinner, gave this countr.\' the y j rhtiif oal and oriiiige l i t p t q n presidential aide. .Sherman Adams all other state anej congressional In a tax probe. and other public officials. Adams' officers. jhiggest known man-tnado ohjc'ct now swinging around the oi iii;ii rii,i.owt4 TO At aljoiit the same time that I planet. The new I’ullman car-size satellite dwarfs the 2,919 SKSKSUStfMSKSKaifSMSKSlfWaKWaKSKMl denied there, was any wrong doing | A statem ent of expen.se tiled JEWELED Judge Charle* E. W'yzanskl Jr. in the m atter but he subsequently, with Secretary of Stale .Mildred (ue, pounds ot Kiissia s .S|iulnik III Inuiu lu'd last Mav 15. It conie.5 This Christmas Give A was filing his derision with the resigned his While House post. I P Allen by the GOP Finance Com- 'tp - :gi» , elose to. or sui'iiasses the hulk of the Soviet carrier rocket court clerk, the 87-year-old Gold- He stepped forward briskly to-|miltee today showed that the 7 -V fine was pleading Innocent In whirl) went separately into orhit hut plunged to its death day when his name was called In party's receipts totaled $347,4.')P IF)ec. 7. BEAUTIFUL CARDIGANS FT’** were extremely happy with the rp ia lity o f Washington to a contempt of Con­ tT.S. District Court in the n stlo n 's! expenses of $338,210, lesv- f tea gress Indictment. capllal. He pleaded ’’not guilty in i''’K *0 unexpended balance of I Hut even more significant from the rocketmen’a viewpoint our Thanksgiving Turkeys! Let ns select a fan­ Goldfine's secretary. Mils Mil­ a firm voice. Judge John .1. Sirica *9.229. lare two other featiires: For the Young Miss cy Turkey, Duck, (^apou, ('.hnire Roast or Ham dred Paperman, also was found set his trial for March 16. Committee Treasurer John B. i The space Iravelei', duhhed “O|ieration Score," carries gtillty of criminal contempt In re­ GoldOne latei went to m ar­ Byrne filed a voluminous list of In­ for your Christmai dinner. Place your order gard to ' the Strathm ore Mills of j 2-w ay commiinii ations w hich promise untold practical bene- WOOL shal's o ffic e to be fingerprinted. dividuals-wno contributed the sum jttts for the future. What fa.'hiuiUMl niiiitlctl miaa /voir/ Boston and the Norlhfleld Mills of He pasted a $l.u00 bond, provided of $287.09.5 which a,dded to a ) VMMildii't lii\r a jowolcti cardi­ Northfield, 'Vt., two other Goldfine by a professional bondsman. $60,34.3 balance on hand at the ■ .\ii(i it was |M)inted into its path by an internal guidance gan .swpalt-r for Christma'^? •nterprisea. Obviously In good splrUs, he gtart of the campaign represented system, rather than being seal'on a pre-.set course like a Soft knit (irlon with pmlifoiri- The Goldfine conviction was on wore a dark gray aiii‘ and a blue total receipts. I bullet—a long step toward true space navigation. books of the Lebanon Mills of Leb­ Major expenses listed by Byrne BLANKET) ory lip cmli side nnrl at tilt* FOR THE TVEEKEND VTE OFFER- tie. He had littie to say to re­ ! 'rriuiuphant over the siicccss ofv ^ __ anon, N.H. porters and wa.s unaware at the Included $188..300 for the Repub­ I thoir prnjcrt, .5mi'i K'«n .sncnlisIh i nofkiinp. ('iimp'otolj' wa.^h- Goldfine was found innocent on li.ne of the court aetinn in Bo.sion. lican State Central Committee; I quickly I'hUx"! Ihoii' s|>«cc sight.a i FLANNEL complaints regarding the records ,$2 000 to the Republican National KENWOOD 100% VIRGIN WOOL ahlo, .Sizes 7 In 11. In the Boston decision, filed in ...... ^ . ThfV hogan Inikmg ahmil |)utlnig. of the Lebandale Mills of Lebanon. Long Island, ./udge Wyzsnsliti said Committee; $10,028 for repayment a man ahiiar.l aimlhci .sm h vcMicIp Atlas Bi«; Step CLASSIC BLANKETS BATHROBES lb N.H. and George Mabbett * Sons of a loan to the Connecticut Bank and arnding It lii Vemi.a oi-..Mar.s. NATIVE FOWL Co., Plymouth. Mass. (Continued on Page Reventeen) and Trust Co.; $16,000 in miscel­ For Your Little Boy laneous costs; and $121,053 in re­ -Announerd by pi your Invrfl onm Srv^n riilnr.n, JUST lb Human Guinea Pigs ; $12,500 to W aterbury and $1.3,950 fax). r By AI.TON BLAKESLER ' to the Republican atronghold of woids, accenting the peaceful as­ HK( tl.Mt I I.OOR. ^ 3 . 9 8 CHUCK ROAST pects of launching a satellite the AP Arlencvi Writer OTHER GIFT BLANKETS...... $4.99 to $22.50 Greenwich. New York, Dec. 19 — Atlas' Byrne, who alao la treasurer of size of a Pullman car. ( ) INFANT and TOT DKPT. But early comment from mem­ triumph hrlnga human space flight MAIN riXlOR, RF.AR. HALE'S BEST the Republican State Central Com­ and astounding space laboratories Still Manage Smiles mittee, reported that convention ' ’ M. , ‘ bers of Congress Indh-atert a pref­ erence to dwell on what It means a big step closer. And election expenses of this Sprung fi'om well-kept secrecy, branch, of the party amounted to in military terms, Jubilant ovfer Elsenhower broke tha news it could apur the Russians to push Embroidered^ By ll.AY KOHN ^dAocaes, (luch aa cardiac ailments, 1198.311. harder and faster In their alwaya HAMBURG New York, Dec. 19 (/P) - The oateom.velltls, pernicious anemia, The cost'of the June state con­ dramallcally at a White House secret space plans. wonder of It Is, that they can still tuberculosis, hyptertension, asth­ vention was placed a t $2,088. ‘Talking Moon’ stale dinner for diplomats. White ONLY A J Lvorol I FITS LIKE A KORELLI Fashion •mile—these 27 women who under­ ma. And they have constant leg Top election and campaign ex­ House press secretary James C. Just 14'4 months ago, man waa TENDER SELECTED went the ■ tortures of the damned painal penses of the State Central Com Hagerty and Pentagon officials still earthbound. Then Sputnik I Hy RAYMOND R. PAI-MRR spread the word to reporters and •tartled, and shocked, the western aa the human guinea pigs In Nszi Since the end of World War I I ! |"*ttee, Included nearly $125,000 to world. Flash experiments. the only support the women had the F W. Prelle Co., H artford ad- London, Dec. 19 (Ah W estern the world. LIPTON lb The women, flown in yeslerda.v received was from the Polish gov vertlsing agency; $6,242 to the Europe greeted America’s latest. 'I'he Atlas interronllnenlal hal- Now the United Slates has scored LAMB LIVER from Wartaw, chattered happily hrnment. But last summer a group Hotel Bond^ for campaign head- and greatest satellite with bold Ilatlc missile was launched at 6:02 a prodigious comeback. Il pos­ when the big plane dropped down of Americana, the Hiroshima fluartera; $5,000 to former serre p.m. yesterday from Cape (’anav- sesses the hesviesi ss well ss th# headlinea today. They said the 4- most satellites. It has sent two PRODUCTS from above the clouds to give Peace penter AssociUes. decided of state Charles B. Keats, . ^ . . i eral, Fla Tlie whole thing, 85 (eel BY probes nearly one third of the way U pton's T e a ...... Alo 'Vj I.b. them their first view of Amertea. to help them. The group already i *» * public ••piatlons giant put the United Stales In | long and 10 feet wide, went Into oridt. to the moon ■But physically. It was a painful has■ - •brought ' —25 JapanMe - .girls, consultant; $2,513 to John M. Hur-; front of the Rusaiana in the race' Temporarily. America leads. Upton’s Tea Bags gl.lO for 100 lb exit from the Pan American Air­ victims of the atom-bonlbing of intn apace. 11 l.a the biggest known man- But Russia could plav the next SWORDFISH ways plane at Idlewlld Airport. It Hirosnlma. to the U.S. for medi­ (Continued nn Page Ten) 'Even ~ the man In the Moscow made object swinging around the ,,.„mph soon Indeed some space U pton’s Chicken Noodle, was the halt leading the lame, and cal treatment. • street said "Good. It gives us com­ globe. U s weight, helween experts are puzzled why she hasn’t 98 3 Pkgs...... 89o here is whv: petition." and 8,80(1 pounds, nearly doubles ,)nne something speelaculsr since The Poliah women will'*))jpend The huge man made satellite U pton's Onion 2 Pkgs. SSc At one time their legs had been six days in New York Then they the 2,919 pounds of Russls'a Spot- the I'jd o n .gpiitnik- - —ITl soared up cut open, their bones broken or Railroad Cuts I was front page news in Bntaln, nlk III, fired last May 15, last .May. go to live In the home, of Ameri­ ' Sweden, West Germany, France. Fresh Fruits and Veaetables "h shattered. Poisonous . bacilli or cans who volunteered their hos­ Rputnlk Ill's rocket, variously The main signifiranee of Atlee ta gangrenous-causing material such pitality. Austria, Italy, Norway, and Den- I*i "w. estimated to weigh between two as glass, wood, dirt and soiled rags Fares by 28% ^ mark. and five tons, trailed II until be­ (Contlniied nn Page Ten) I.ettiice ...... 19c llend Mrlntiisli .Apples ...,2 I.b.s. ,2Ac In each pLce. destir' f|ons not Rome's Independent II Tempo 10 i|iiart haiket ...... 84.89 were sealed into their legs. disclosed, medical treatment has ing burned up by air friction CiK'iimbera ...... 2 fo^ 19r, It happened 1942-44, a t Ravens- said the American accomplishment Dec, 2. been arranged foi them. had "amply surpassed Soviet Rus- Cranlrerrips...... 2 Pkga. 4.5c Tangerines ...... 5.5<' Doz. briick In East Germany. German On Round Trip Tlie Allas’ orbit girdles the One of the arrivals. Wladya- I sia tn the race for conquest of Earth every 100 minutes at alti­ t f ! doctors selected 79 healthy young lawH Karolewska-Laplnska, 49. Idaho Raking Pnlatnes, Pink Seedless (irapfriilt, women—members of the Polish space." The Communist line Paese tudes varying befween 118 to 6'25 HIKIOW I ,4 for ...... was met at the airpor. by her ' R'''*>'dIuk the I gpra spread the alor>> over six n» 5 I.ba...... 4.5c S9e Re.sistance—to teat the power of miles. It’s path is within a maxi­ Bulletins •sister, Mrs. Helenka Ptasec'ka of front page columns. mum latitude of 32 degrees north Emperor (trapes 2 U m. 49c rullfornln Oranges 5.5e. Uos. sulfa drugs In fighting serious in­ Cleveland, Ohio. neai the Rock Island lines la cut- In - 'Vienna " the Neuer Kurler de^ from (h e AP Wires fections developing from unat­ ting its first class round trip paa- -Mra. Piasecka also had been con­ . dared that "With this perform (Continued on Pnge Four) I tended battle wounds. fined to the con.en'.ratlon camp. aenger fares 28 per cent Jan. 25. gnee th Americans hsve shot Methodically the legs of the She knew the wodien, she knew Coach fares are not affected. ahead of the Rusaiana in the satel­ ( HIU .SIAJR 8TRIHB ENDS ★ Holiday Food Items ★ women, who were young then, were whet they had been through. The cuts announced yesterday lite race," IVtrnll. IW . 19 I.Tj— tn 18- L o o k ' cut open. Then the breaking and The sisters will spend C hrist­ Were expected to spark similar re­ In Copenhagen, the newspaper day strike which had Idled 44,- Ocean f^ray Cranberry Ranee, jellied or whole ...... 2 Cans S9o splintering of the bones, the alien mas at the home of Miss Caroline ductions on some carriers which Balloon Silent (KK) workers In Chr.valer Corp, materials introduced, and the wait parallel Rock Island from Chicago plants across the country waa Plllshiiry Golden Pie Crust Allx ...... 2 Pkgs. 29c Fernday In Bethlehem, Conn. (ConUnued on Page Rleren) for the inevitable,' raging fevers. To her compatriota. Mrs to western destinations. There seltlr)! toda.v. The settlem ent As the victims neared death, the . , . . , ; was no immediate reaction from On Ocean Hop I'Hiiic after almost continuous One Pie Pumpkin er S<)iinsh ...... 2 Cans 2.5c Piasecka presented a bright and|eagte,.n railroads. •ulfa drugs were applied. smiling face. But aside, to news­ bargaining sessions that began Pepperldge Farm .All Purpose Herb Sensoned SlulTIng 29r Pkg. I R. E. King, Rock Island general / Again the wonder of It: Of the men. her face shot'ed some of the .4 * IximUm, Dei. 19 '/V' European' yesterday. Spry Pure All A’egetahle Slvortenlng...... ,4 I.lis. 85c ^ 9 women, .53 survive. Eight more said radii) operators tried In vain to- ' the*'“rX ’cei‘’“far“j UeZTs"' which T1 R.NCO.AT 'LEARNS UVT Grandmother's Glace Cake 5I1\ for holiday roidting ...... ,4nr I.b. will be brought here In January. so changed," she m u rm u r^ , •yon INeus Tidbits day to estaliliah the wheieabouls W hat condition are they in have a 30-day time limit for tfir of the .Small Wot Id. a balloon In Hong Kong, Dec. 19 (.45— can .see the pain and iiiffering’ In Culled from AP Wires ’if w .S ft 5V F.xtra Faney Mixed Nuts ...... 49c I.b, now? TTiey have a variety of their faces.” round trip, were ordered for a pel which four Britons are trylnR to Richard tt. Oorden, ringleader of rlod of nine months. That Is suf­ the '21 American tnmrqata of the latnd O’ laikes Rutter In (|narters ...... '.Sc I.b. Thts.tlme exposure shows the eweeoma power generated bv the drift across the Aflanltc. With ficient time, he said, to determine rsrtio (ontart loat. nothing-has Korean war, emerged from Red tho public's reaction. Official of National Fire Protec­ three engines of the Atlea ICBM (see top photoi that blested Into Hellmaiin's Rliie Ribbon Mayonnaise ...... 73c Qt. orbit earl.v last night. The engines poured out some .360,000 been heard from the balloon In Cliliia toda.v spouting the Onra- In Kansas City, W. N. Deramiis, tion Assn, aays cheapl.v-made for­ the pa.st two days. nmnist line full blast. Corden. 31, Prem ier Stuffed .S|uinlKh Olives ...... 49e 8-oz. ja r Ex-Premifer Confesses president of Kansas City Southern, eign Christmas tfee electric light pounds of thnist with a deafening roar and a brilliant white flash of flame. (AP Photofaxl. The balloonists torik off a week • from East l*rorldonre, K. I., told Premier Old Fashioned Peeled Whole While Onions . .2 Cana 55c said a 29 per cent cut in first class btilba may have Imperfections ago fi'oin Santa Cruz de Tenerife a news rnnfereore: “I firmly be­ fares his line Instituted last Jiily, which can cause them to explode lieve there Is more demneracy In Educator Holiday Cookie Assortment ...... 49c Lb. In the (Janary Islands with the I stimulated Pullman patronage to wltl^potential .fire danger, to a,dry aim of reai'hlng the West Indies. J Communist ChinK than In the SWANSON Keehler's f'lub ('rat'kers ...... s tc P l!|!l Bujganin Admits Role 4dlh8 e.xtent but not as^iSricii "as tre e r,^ . 81.x store* were burned Weil; She Cad Y Cook In Barbados, at which the .Small; United States. I've got nnlhing the railroad thought it Would. out and damage estim ated a t $26,- to be ashanMaF-ief, 1 learned n Sunshine Hydrox fktokles . SSc Pkg. I World is aiming, a radio report | However, Deramua called the Rock 000 resulta from fire In Sopetra'n, I was heard yeslreday which said j lot." Nabisco Pramliim Saltines . ,29c Lb. Island action a step in the right town Of 3,000 in western Oolombia. ; only "Rosemary. Is very well." ’ e PIES In Plot Against Party direction. Gen, Raoul Ssisn, departing for j Rosemai ,• is the only woman r MO.MTOR HINTS BRIBE Comfielitive ctita similar t.o that P^rls and hew post, is beslegAl by What Has Annette Got I aboard. T3ie report did not give a New Roehellr, N. Y., Dec. 18 • BEEF By THOMAR P. WHITNEY'* of the Roick Island sre reported 5M-rlght-wlng , French ,walr veter- i position. (.V—Godfrey Sehmidt, a eourig •^obviously still is opposition to . ______«ns shouting "stay with us, gen- s•* ** s (.AP Foreign News Analyst) Khni.-ihchev. planned by the Burlington and the I The Ia>ndon Daily Mail, whlih Is apiMiliited monitor oxer Team­ • TURKEY Sic)t, tired old Nikolai Bulganin Missouri-kansas-Texas Rallroad.s.! *™1, the civilians will betray us." That Brigitte Hasn’t...? spon.soilng the flight, reported that sters I'nlitn affairs, said today KuRKi i I’l.i's si/Ks m voi rKRi'Krn.Y Such contrite apeechea .were one' The Burlington was ready $p cut Its Fasliion’.>» |»'t linil .vmir.f—h bi*iuitifully Piuhroidoreri 2-piPcp rRyon / Pillsl»ttry% groveled before Nikita Khrush­ ~ Publlcatton resumes toda,v at , radio experts working in coopera- tiuil the union offered to pay . Mf/i nn altrralinns ij your S'.V fir undtr! failii' siiit-dro.s.s liy Pat IVrkin."'. Rhiiip.stdno pin. Just .right Tor thM-‘ • CHICKEN chev yesterday and begged to be Si ^ ^ i/*^*^** •)>’ Stalin Ao Aral class fares between (Jhicago. four of the nine Booth newspapers 1 lion with the newspaper have kept hipi the $15.5,000 It owes him if discredit his opponenU and tight- Unoln and Omaha and Denver- In Michigan which have been shut I a 24-hour watch (or slgnal.s wlth- he would quit bis post. Sehmidt, liii.av timr.s nhearl, Black onl,\ in .sizes 12 to 20. I BEST Tlour allowed to live out hia days In en hli hold on the Soviet Union— | Colorado Springs. The Miasouri- down by printer’s strike since Nov, By RAVINOND E. PAL3IRR "Annette cannot rook, ” Va­ peace. London, Dec. 19 (IP- - To dim noted, by wsy of nothing ! out hearing anything. a .Nexv 5 ork ultomr.v. repreeeirt- li'.pmpmlicnrH (m *1 OlMlir Junim ^oman (S’.V tmi under)! hut Witt a difference. ^Tie speech-! Kansas-Texas was preparing to 25. The four aboard the balloon arc elfd "III' n«iio«rr •liouldpi‘1 See our fine .selection of cotton dresse.s by Pat Porkihs nL only S $.9A 4 * * 9 5 c \,Niw^ Milftf Special! munist Party Central Committee Joseph Colelta, 89. dies in South­ have to . understand that I Arnol Beaupre Eioloart. a British year ago when they brought »' to execution, and none of the anti- ington, leaving 92 direct deeoeod- Annette tilled her head and ; huamessman who is expedition j suit that temporarily kept lls said n liiRlin ! , l . u i that he had oon->]>ired agalnat the party five la known to have met (Continued on Pnge Six) they’re a little crazy. narrowed her wlcket-kltten ll'» (iilln in llir Imdlinr, waidlinr and hiplinpl ...... —.... 1- ' ...... party. The 6S-yeer-o1d former. nnta.. .. Burglara break into ahop- That’s the advice of Roger I chief; his son, Timothy, a ('am-j .lames R. Hoffa from tiding of­ SPORTMWKAH IirPARTMKVr—sreOND FIXHlR. a fate worse than banishment to a P“tg center jewelry store In eyes. Uke Bardot, she Is slim- bridge student who Is acting as) fice as Teamsters president. ll«lrh(:l)i'i‘ i"''''illn)mM hriRlil! Borden’s None Such Soviet premier aaid Premier ameil-fry job In the provinces. Vadim, exihusband of Brig- 4y curvaceous. Both have high Il % (IrMRiiril » Mil rn rro m »r*m», drrp liemal IGiniahciiev was right in accus­ ' ------fiv TV 1 oriugcj.oiiBridg?port lasilast nigninight annand iiee flee with ’ Itte Bardot and now wed to radio telegrapher; Cohn Miidle. p i-' cheekbones, a prox’oeative lot: and iMudle'a wife, Rosemary. I LIFE FOR .ARSENIC KILLING ll'» I mrliilK (Irlmlnl Villi map in ahmildn pad*. Mince Meat ing him and four other ousted Former Pwmier Georgl Malen- OZU I T a f fl C D e a t h S i amouni of jewels Annette Stroybecg, a‘ Danish pout,, the out-thruat chest. Are M if rrnilt nn umling Im nllrralionr, no pnvm# for alieratloni! We welcome chui'ge Hccount.s! ( only priln I fil c an gi'f . with 0H.«ih Holes and also In eustomers who pay their charge accounts "’■’‘"“•■^^rmer Foreign fOI* Judge 5Vlllia,m J. Shea pre­ Vadim, a lean, SO^year-oId Khrushchev apparently staged Minister V. M. ______"I do not see the resem­ fool plastii' gondola whic h could j tial today sentenced M, Sgt, Pkgs. 4 9 c the humiliation of hla old traveling dicts th at a t least 300 cases will screen director.) talked over within fifteen (15) duy.s o tte r hilling dote. Ing as ambaaaador to Outer ,Mon- have been settled., out of ro y t by blance, ' said Vadim. But ser^'e as a lifeboat if the tiatloon ! 5Iarriis .Maryronnt to life Im­ eompanion as a weapon against . lunch In a lymdon restaurant; everybody aeema to aee II. .So golia, former Foreign Minister Chicago. Dec. 19 kip') The Na-' Iste this afternoon "if you 'ave a great love come.s down, if sui-cessfiil. the ad- j prisonment at hard tabor for the continued conservative opposition Dmitri Sheptlov was teaching Council today esti- ' Kusaians drop another maybe I am not seeing venturera will make the first free- j arsenlr murder of his wife. The iji-fC Green .Stamps for piitchaaes In meat and grocery de|>artments now being Issued at gro­ to hla riidlcal adaptat ons of Oom- briaul toi beautiful women, then straight." Tull II i ray III! ■ rope . . it'.s so siiiJii'l-liMikiMv « Iktovl'I' ,voti go. omic oonditiona. Khrushchev ought t.> visit the i'<^And sey will be attracted to ; factory. the 4-day Christmas holiday per- United States . . . Former New tion; "What does Annette hsve conditions and wind currents. their sealenre. They fouiM I!(‘;iiil |i iill\ tuckid . . . llic liuilis'c will) now wide-nwov By making the. proceedings of ■"3^1. that Brigitte haan’t?" Bulganin c'ime out of semt-re- iod- I’ampehtre governor Francis K ' "All women are , a leelle Dtaryniont guilty last ^ghl and cnllar ;!iid rliincstunn-iimin'd Imu . . . ihc skirt .slini and the co.-unittee meeting public im­ tlrement in aouthem Ruania to . Th* period will begin at 6 p.m. Vadim shrugged] "A sense the Court-M artial reasM-mbled mediately, Khrushciiev took hia M urphy. 81, millionaire induatri- /hrazy, cultivate zair crazinesa. of humor.” cast , niai'k in sizes 12 pins In 20 jdiis. ■PMh again tn the committee i (local time) Wedneeday. D ^ 24, allat a 1 prominent Catholic lav* (That .way talr true personal­ this morning to pass sentence. oaae directly to the people, whom where once hia twaa n peominant W l will end at midnight Sunday. He siaid Annette's fiist Beaten to Draw he is wooing with promises that ,man-phitantbroplat, dlee at hk ity comen out. - voice. An preihler from 1955 un- home la Nhagiia. movie wiu be made in France s c;yfuiot8 t o die Shown here is just one of many styles of The CORK Industrial a ^ agri^tural inno- "Ze.v loye to indulge in zalr. Albert Lea, Minn., Dec. 19 J.W.HAU J W . l U U U1 last March, while party boas "Thoe# deaths need not occup Stefan C a c I n a 1 Wyazynskl ekrly. In 1959. Vadim will Nieahia. Cyprus, Dee, 18 (A5-^ Tin CORA tia tl^ will mean better living. craxinenar But too many (iW-/-Tl>e police, report ' ex- KORELL dresses available in Hale's Ready to o h n lamuhcbev actunlly ran the coun­ and should not occur." the council leave* Rome for Warsaw as scores direct. II will be called "D an­ Tkrea Greek Cypriot B(MLa la- MANCHBSTER C * Bldganln’s confesPlon and try. mtganlB'a dtouL goateed flg- •aid. men stop them. gerous Acqualntancea" and plainM^ "lA Hjalmer Chrie- aurgenta wer^ aeataMhd ' ta If'ear Dept,, Seroinl floor. anchester onn KhruahelieV^ own attacka on the of Folea In exile from Communism "Zey love a man who en­ C O R N lR MAIN M d OAK STREETS M C * urc became world famous. And it provided thin preacrip- wilt be based on an 18th cen­ tianaon went out there end death by a Nicosia aperial Oeurti B-man "anU.-|MMy group” are de- ahout; ‘‘Oea’t go back. youTI never courage them to be crazy;" disposed'of it with hie tnuty CORNER MAIN «M | OAK STREETS He traveled to InM*. Britain Uon for. driving and staying alive: bo able Id* leave anla." . . . Air tury novel, Apnette wui play today for pneaeaeing fireanaa STMd to diaeradit all r/ho ofpqne and other countrlea wtfk lOiruah- Vadim put down his Bloody a.sweet young wife.. .38. Tho skunk wan Aot very wbMi they were eaptored Oct, Rnaaia’a currant ohiaftain. And Start aarly, cut speed to meet Force apeiit about BS74 mUlInn Mary. 'Across . the . table WEEPAmaNOREAROBSTORE ^ ohev. He poMd for ptetutM with traffic and w«)ather eondtUotiA No runhtng around in a bath feat on the dnw." 4 IR The three ara Faul Paaaylis Naas M gw ita was ftrottad Barth (M "Rascal'' hoforc that mtsalle Wenda AhnatU, juat 23, snUled towel as B a r ^ used to do? Tho Chesloy GilbertMiui had too. TI, (4ertt; Andreaa AaiN>* IP My tUt dbsdiaat place, thara program was dropped eairlier this ovtr the top of her water • 1; (Om « « - ''NeJ' agid Vedlm;Jlmi "Annette •nUed poUeo afto r Um u la A l 9 ). m o att. M not4fwM]r^ftar thit.” got into toairg««lMfa 6g2 . / 4