FRroAY, DECEMBER fS, 1988 PAGE TWENTY-FOUB jlanrliFStpr lEtt^tting Arerage Daily Preas Run Tha Wefether \ F or <her Biirenn o f CIrculaUon cold Himday. High In 20s. l«e&g;ue, Zion Lutheran Church, Manchester—-A City of Village Charm 7_____ ' will go ChrUtmas caroling Sun* G ih Ideas From “T day. leaving? the church at 5 p.m. They will make stops at Manches­ VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 57 (TWELVE PAGES) ^ (Liaaatfled Advertlitng on Page 10) ter Memorial Hospital, the cnn- HALE’S DOMESTIC and LINEN DEPT. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1958 P R IC E FIVE C E N T S valesccnt homes, and return to the church for their Tueetinp Mon-, | WHAT A VALUE: ANOTHER SHIPMENT! day evening they will.gather at Those Two Steaks the church at 6 o'clock and simk carols at homes of the aged, .shut- OPEN ! HALE'S "LURON" U. S. Airman Pawn Were for the Bird Ins or sick people | NYLON RAYON BLENO Frank J. Drake. 12A Hreen FM , Campbell, Calif., Dec. 6 (Ah— BLANKETS Getting two large steaks from underwent a major operation for the Moon Rocket Falls Short, / In Berlin Situation the refrlgerStor,' Mrs. Robert yesterday at Manchester NTenm- TONITE rlal Hospital and \cil! prohah!-. he D. Norton laid them on the confined to the m.stitulion foj the. A $.3.0U Value! REG. $6.98 72"x90" kitchen counter as she pre­ fiome Berlin, Dec. 6 (IP)— Anf rally of 16.000 West Berliners last pared dinner last evening at next 10 days. ‘4.99 American flier who para­ night. her home. till The East Germans promptly As she turned away from The W CTT ^'ill meet Tuesday, MtOM HAI.E. K I ABLI.OI R a This Is a tremendous value! Solid colors In warm nylon, rayon blend. Buy for chuted into East Germany charged that Adenauer was tr^ng at 2 pm, in the ( liaprl nf 11''’ H((l Si;\VAKKS I>KrAKTME;.\T — your own use, too. the table the two-by-four win­ was held today as a pawn in to prevent reunification. dow behind her was shattered. .®o\ith Methodrsi I'huiih A spe< :nl i.ossDK s t o k e ; i.r.si;i. the Berlin .situation. An East "The Bonn Chancellor has de­ riiriatma.s program be pre^ S OTHER BEAUTIFUL BLANKETS ...... $^ 99 to $22.50 A full-grown falcon stood First Stage Burns Early Boxed Gilt Hosiery cisively spoken against any nego­ German official indicated 1st with one claw embedded in a ented h\ .^Trs t^’ll)l^rn Husii ai d tiations on a (W orld War III peace THERMO-TRAY ELECTRIC steak, tearing at It with his Mrs, Ixiul.** I'lair Burr nf VV'iurl tn sheer dark eeani full fashioned ny­ Lt. Richard Mackin would be treaty." East German Premier Beautiful "Violet Pattern" beak. sor Mrs r>avul Kurngictirl FOOD WARMER— $14.95 lons In new fall colors. Attractive BROMLEY and returned to the U.S. Army on­ Otto Grolewohl said in a statement (flft box of 3 pairs. Sizes 8 '2 to II. Mrs. Norton screamed. Her tell atones and Marmn t^-*i Keeprt food hut while ,S'«>u WHlt, QUAKER LACE PURE LINEN PRINTED ly through direct negotiations issued early today, rett and Mrs (.corp' I'l,*;!! ;li ,>e Adenauer was in West Berlin son, Don. 14. ansxvered, the call wherever yuii flinor Hrautifully Box Of .3 Fair with the East German satel­ and tossed a blanket over the in chnige of refre.-sh u'^ ut «. . staled in white onvx ur red innanlc. TABLE CLOTHS campaigning for his Christian lite regime. Mackin became falcon (and the steak.) 1,000 Miles Slow Democratic Party in municipal Can l»e u.sed fur hufT»'fR haibecijea. *1.98 They took the bird to an The YWCA .‘ipon'-nird »;reen i TABLE CLOTHS lost and liailed out behind the elections tomorrow. Grotewohl de­ Hecund helpmgH. luuj; d'uruvrra. 52"x52"...... $3.98 animal shelter where an at­ Thumb (fPoiip niee’ M-'inflav Iron Curtain Wednesday. scribed the Chancellor's campaign I*\' HiUK k.-, Ihinilde ailver fiHnie tendant discovered a metal r'rht for a <'‘o-i'.fMin ^ \vnrk*liofi at Willi iirilji eakaide hentuig aervlre. 52"x70" ...... $5.98 * Meanwhile, the Communists ac­ speeches as being worthy of H il­ hand on Its teg. indicating it the rommuiiit'- V ,Mr'-ihcrs nre .^ame a.s afiuve finlv Inrger- 23' x lfi” cused West Germany of trying to ler or Nazi Propaganda Minister To Escape Gravity requested to hriug u gr-Tiin au' li $?fio:». ! *4.98 T, *16.98 You will love thia pattern. Fresh vio­ prevent German unification. Josef Goebbel.s. (Vas someone's hunting bird. a* pines, spmre Mnu • ew hut nn lets on pink, yellow, aqua and pecan West German Chancellor Kon­ Grotewohl (oncluded by urging hemlork, also p;rie cone;- laurel, grounds. rad Adenauer said yesterday the all West Berliners to vote for the B> \ ERN HAt GHLAVn « Beautiful lace cloths for gifts and Comnuinist Party. The Coimnun- rhodnderidnin and fuu’iilu: slicnrs KRISPY KAN— $2.49 Other Printed Tablfrlnths West should settle the B e r l i n H for your own Christmas table All i.sts never have been- able to win rapp ( Riiavpial. Fla.. Hoc, fi (^ i—The Army launched a tn make deeoral iors f..t the jjreers i IM.9K tn 84.98 problem before getting bogged Hough Admits hn on ■ a For I'lai kling crackeiH anrl rnapy 2 alzea. down in other long-stalemated a seat in the West Berlin Parlia­ 13-poimd Kold plated conp IhousapdR of mile.8 into the sky per 11 V.r\r)\ nro \m al«0 to bring S ^ chipa, keep tliom froHh in Blue German problems such as unifica­ ment but ,iie making an all-out toda\. Hut its fato «as iincerlaiii. f^O-rent grab hag g.ft Magic Kri.Hfiv Kana Popcfirn and tion. The East German Commu­ effort thi.s lime. Pro-Weslcin j H artfortl Theft Sciontisis said it wasn't ti'a\o!infr fast ennuRh or in a pret/.ela never get a'iggv'. no m ai­ nists promptly charged him with Parties say votes for them arc ler how long vuu keep them. 7 'a ” I — hi)(li ('Moujfli (I'ajoctorx' to i ai i'\ ii to the far I'earhes of space. A rortimiMee from the T'alian opposing any move to bring to­ votes against Khrushchev's free ‘ Harlfnid Drc. 6 Federal of- American Pocle!^• will tmld its tall. GIFT JEWELRY BOXES ilowevrr, as of .5:1.5 a.m. ( KST) the space aRency jn Wash- gether the Western and Eastern city proposal. ' flcialfj 5*ay Davifi B. HdiiRh Jr, has flr^t meeting t'*n:gtit a' 7 .1't at tlie Mackin was fl.ving a small Army German Stales. chanjr^*fi hi.*i sloi'v and admllled iiiKtoii estimaled it liad reached 40.000 miles from eartli. r'uhhoi:*^e to in.ike pian.^ f'-r a liaison plane when he became lost, taldnp $14,000 from n Hartford Dr r. Keith Gleiinan, head nf the .National Aeronautic.$ \ew ^'ear’s F^ve part \ . NO KITCHEN Simulated leather covered with velvet lin­ The Western Big Tliree who oc­ crossed the Ka.st German border, S«vinp.'^ and Loan Asaoriation. cupy West Berlin refuse to rec­ ran out of ga.soline and had Io and Space .-\dministlation, told a news cmifeience here three KATASTROPHIES! ing. Plenty of room for all of your jewelry. ognize the East German regime or Hoiiph, 2'1. of Santft Ke. N. M.. Tile .Mamlieslrr 1: d a: d CJun Jump feet first into the Berlin sit­ hoiii's afler the liring lliat the ho-tnn I'lK'ket carrier failed hy have any negotiations witli it. i.«i beinp held in Chicago after Fed- r'luh !«. ill hold its fir, » < Ir uvip dnv With tln« lin\- timer vuu know uation. 1,000 miles an liour to acliieve the neaily 125.000 miles an This affects both the Mackin ca.se eial Bureau of Invest iRallon Stundav at the rhihho .fw 'n r'o\- wfien the rritUnl iimnienta arrive Each Held Two I>ays hoiii' spei'd needed to pull deal' nf the eai'th's main Ri'avila- en’ rv lyiinrh \^11I he served m culinary operalioM.a and Ifa and Russian efforts to make the agents I'haiped him with tlie at­ )iiat HP hnndv fur aim iiatlmig or *1.98 To *2.98 United States. Britain and France The young pilot from Wa.shing- tempted robbery of a savings and tiniial Klip. ' ------ton, D.C.. was held for two days loan association there Thursday, Glenran h \so saul the four-stage Chur' ti -Men of thr h,u Iiiurl I ,u . even pliutugraphv. .lual aet the dial deal with East Germany for ac­ therau r'ujrrh u ill hod ,i ciuist t and ll»e fihiiiu iinuK v^'he^ the time cess to Berlin before the East Germans admitted U.S. Atty. Harry W. Hultgren rot Uel traveled 3*2 degrees beUns ma^ suf^r-ej loinght a' ti •' ' io. u in I la up Lu\ Minute MindiU' *3.9.^. Boxes With Music »4 98 and $9.98 Karh Soviet Premier Khrushchev has they had him Then a Communist Jr. said here yesterday that Hough Its piesi'iibed ioxivsc Prolic to Rise lyUthei hill Menihei-c. oho haie! l/ong King .Moilei iringa Id ar<- threatened to turn over to East District official sa'd, "The Amcri- admitted to Chicago F B I men that Till' -thnn-expei ted speed w R!f Ht t nbuted to s ptemslute m l hern .-4;bl\ out mtn an orbit | W.i,‘4hington. Det fi —Space F’nderi yulir pici luii.i phile.s frum nmunil the sun \ Senior tilrl Scout leaders will | s at the mercy nf surrounding .So­ siienti.Ht.a predicted today tha cracking from exceanive heat hv Little Rock Votes » and color.s iticluding the $4^ $ 1 1 Each . But in Washington Dr William meet Tueadnv nlghl at ft o clock at , uaing Ihi.a N'urjm Kleitnc Plate *2.98 T,, *10.95 "'■ viet and satellite troops. A im v s spate probe w'ill reach a the home of Miss Jean ramphell, [ V new thinfold. d t a J w To I I o*D J g I’ irkenng. diierior of the Jet pro- height of 64 830 miles, then fall Wanner, Kich, oid ude falirli . re- The Allies refuse to budge, say­ Liquid oxygen spots from an unbillcal line aa it falls away from the Army rocket carrying the pul.sion lahoialory of the Cslifor- 2ft] SpriK e St. movahle and wnaludde. Warm.a rHII,DRrX'S HANDBAGS if 4 ing the,v will stick by their pledges bnt k and burn up In the earth's space probe Pioneer H I at launc'h time at the Missile Test center, la.st night. The unhilical line ma ln3lit\ite of TerhniUogy, loM atmosphere Sunday gflemoon. atiuiit ten plate' Twu in each to protect the 2.200,000 residents For School Board maintains fuel and oxidizer pressures until just an instant before launch time. (I S. A ir Foice roportei.s the spare probe deflnite- rumi'Hftinenl MglH a! your din­ The peak for the 13-pmmd gold $1.00 to $2.98 each of West Berlin. But botli Washing­ photo via AP Photofaxj. Iv would not get n.H fni out. rh the ner tattle iiw'imoal at u all V r'tn- Gift Suggestions From Our ton and London have suggested no.se co.se of (lie Pioneer HI would nuHin. Home 220 Ouu miles awny. be about 14.000 mllcK less than the trnlled A delightful gift for every that the Khrushchev prnpo.sals Little Kork, Ark.. Pec. 6 (.'T* - - • tive: Rverett Tucker, an Indus­ IMi Ueiing dei .ined to estimate hoalesa rniild he the hasls for reopening Karly voting ua.s light today as. trialist; Ted Lamb, an advertising 79.000 mile altitude attained b\- the Lovely and So Sportswear Dept. Vi^ietlier the smull satellite would Air Force F^ioneer 1 laM October, disciis.sions on reunifying G ei- Little Rock residents mai kod their | executive; Russell H. Malsoi. Jr., Ike to Send go higher than the 79.000 miles Best ...... $8.98 many, which has been split since choices for a new school board < a building contractor, and Mrs. Dr. Werhner Von Braun, top CARVE WITH EASE Jeweled Cardigans ...... achieved by tlu* Air Foioes Pi­ Army mi.ssiie expert, e.stimated PrcKtical World War II which niu.st cope with the problem j Charles W. Stephens, a club­ oneer I lunnr Probe Ort, 11 ,. .$2.98 to $4.98 Adenauer Demands .Action of meeting local demands for aeg-1 that the Army probe would remain Ship’ll Shore Blouses...... woman. He said the pi3ibe definitely winter tire weWe f^uaal.4 and puullis lin»k their de- Adenauer demanded however rogation in the face of federal' Tight Budget in flight for about 38 hours from IldnuM Fteal on a \\'

f the integral ion | very fact that it will be tipht.” ing and •'omputing to determine Hcrurately the place and time for f * gressional seat in January ho won K. rp., .l.'lu tl..| Kll 1 Annex...... X Small Editions He .said he alsn expecl.s criticism how far info spai'e the 23-inch- rmneer's flaming death. Ihr^lgh mealtime iii»» Hinart new impa.sse and a .sixth who was elect­ from Rep. Brook.s Hays 'D-Aik' X ed to ('ongres.s. fi'oni those who think it «hould be Innp lO-inch-wide, cone might *\\ III DIsTintegmle wav to Ite letids in an inalnnl lu Kittens and Puppies...... $1.00 g with a write-in campaign in the $ Washington, Dee. 6 oP. The All J.'l candidates for the sixth ' even tichtet. vent ur f Van Braun said definitely how­ sei\e a deh*(taltl<‘ ituffel (i'afled Nov. 4 general election. The bud^'t chief .said this in a ever, that tlie rocket will disinte­ uf hf'avv gaugE' hninmered mirror 2 98 and strike-bound Evening Star went positions have announced their op-j Asked whether the probe even- Mother OtMi.se ...... $1.00 ^ ahead today with pl.ins to publish position to integi'ation. Campaign- | Dr. George P. Branscum. a den­ speech jirepared for the Dean’ft tUHll>- would fall hark and burn up grate from friction of the heavier Mni'^li nlumimim with eliunired tist, and John W. Clayton, an in­ both today ami tomorrow as a mg wa.>« keyed largely to the ques- i Day i»niprain at the New York in the earth's slniosphere. Medans atmnaphere as it falls hack toward haUelili- ln*al lE'siNtant hanElle. surance executive, are in the race University School of ( ’ommerce. Hig H(M)k Of Favorite Songs . .$1.00 g walkout by members of the Am eii- tinn of who was agaln.st it the' said this was “ highly question­ earth Ahiimmmi \\:iimei put I mn ho)4pill out Its cftlorful cation plana depend on the willing­ the polls were scheduled to open, ^ ed: Pioneer HI hH«l as Its primary shocked at Faubus’ intervention. ! 'The old fashioned test of abll- goal the attainment of lunar dis­ lues.sagr «)( plinis Wonderful cen- ness of the -Star's mechanical crew ­ the Governor branded a slate of "I remember that ho has Ivecn a lerpirt (• s\ hen tilled ssith rlthei men printers and ntheis tn cross candidates backed by businesi- . lly-to-pay ne'^d.s to be dusted off tance in a flight of 33 hours. If it severe critic of outsider.^' meddling land put hack on the mantelpiece ai'hieved that, the Army would Bulletins completely fiuit ut (InsvEU's Staiid.^ 10' high picket lines set up by the paper's nicn as “The Intvgratmni.st slate." in local politic.^.’' I^rnb said. “ He ninl Id';, ■ long Finished in a striking editorial and' business o f­ .Approval Inferred a-s a reininde? that there are limits label the effort Ph per rent •urcess- from Ihe .AP Wires has .stated he does not vote in the [on the capacity of government to ful. hmnlsume,' hnght brass hue liae- fice workers. He maunced that the mod­ Fiom the engineering point of view for Sloop a real e.state and insurance execu­ hl« eiiatoily. Thr Clayton, Ala., g o o d / ^ e a r IL-: Last night the Star won a tem­ (rnntlniipil on Tafo Six) ficial e.stimate of $7ft.200.000,000 ified Jupiter C failed to get enough speed to put a spare satellite It was not ( siK'ressful) " porary court order bariing the jiirlat who \P>—Typhoon The restraining order, which tion wiH be “ tailored to the facta also bars mass picketing will be Culled from AP W'ires Olga wa* reported 655 ralire Southerners’ Revolt of our economic life " He went on: $1.5 Million Paintings north of here today, moving in effect until Wedneaitay wher will be aa light a budget aa Judge Pine will conduct another norlheaalerly at 17 mllee per the President can mflke it. in the hour. Vn .Mr Force weather The Star went to court after the By JACK BRI.L «»group^ Clayton told reporters he fare of existing laws. . . . Tiinl of George Bright .'tl ycar- fidv ^0|ae*« brief picket lines Incident.^ result­ plane reported Olga la packing Wa.shington, Dec. 6 The wojild abide by the National “ If the thinking people of thia old Atlanta engineer charged yj Purchased for $2,200 lop wind* nf 125 milea per hour. eius, Of YnKow ed In the arrest of two Wa.shing- Committee's necision. \vhich he ob­ country, including the economiata bombing of Jewiall temple, ex- ^ . 7 ton Guild officials on a.ssaiilt Demonatlc National Commute? pwled to go f« jury todny . Two viously expected to go against who know the difference between a .STIl.l. MEEK KIBE < .AFAR Charges. wa.s primed today to cni.<(h a revolt Long Island irharmacurta fined *T)vnainlc Tmtiutn"-- ottri It's sound styl* him. strong economy and an inflHtlon- Cliicago. Dec. 6 J’l - Two a t-«lln l" TTje attorney aaid he bought rhioago. Dec, 6 iPi— Pulczled The two-- Harris Monioe. admin­ by southern segregationists against J1 Olio each and placed nn tliree- grip unHsr nowrr — givri strategy to be seen Gravel won 7-2 support from the ary economy, will unite to hold ex- torneya wlio dahhle m art aleulh- It In 195.5 for $1,000. 'I’he catAlogiat Ipventigatora today began anew «n i up In M i hrttw Inirtion istrative officer for the Washing­ its Civil Right.s policies. yeara' probation (or ualng |ieiiiiy In this Fat Perkins I arty’s Credentials Committee In pendilurea from exceeding the ing and collecting have picked aaya it ia worth $.^00,000 the Fotnher (ask uf finding the In (Urn tiiow . . . mmh ton Oiilld, and A. Wesley Barthel- And to nail down Its stand on ■‘cold labletF" Inafead of expermlve coal dress . . of his fight to keep from being re­ budgeted levels, we will have a them.scivea I ' j million dollara in Laat July. Vaaalie walked out enuse of Monday's fire at Our •J 171 l.rltrr tr«rtt(ni In inu'l' mes Jr., pi-esldent of the local this volatile Issue, the committee antibloticB in preparing preaenp- wash and wear placed by Jett M. Talbot as good chance to stabilize our affairs maatcipiei oa, aaya a Vatican art of a Chicago am tion hou)«e with a I j«dy ot the Angels School .which guild'-w ere accused of assaulting was expected to vote ccMnmenda- tiona. S«« thif gr»at i»«w firm woven novelty pl.ud Louisiana national ronimltteeman expert. small 11 by 16 inch pAintir/ for ha, claimed the lives of 98 puptle. two mechanical workers attempt­ tion of National Chairmaiji Paul M. M^a. Kay Rainey Giay of Ihe tod a y and gmt an ' '■ gingham cotton Talbot was named by the Lou­ .(Continii n- on Page Five) The lawyer.s' outlay for the which he paid $170. and three nuns as mass funeral r T ing to cross the picket line. Butler who has said that southern­ Greenwich Time reelected lrea«. Pastel colors. Sl7.es isiana S'.ate Cor.iiniltec in an Oc­ three paintinga? ,Iuat 1220.(1. That one, aaya Poriella. la the rites for 27 of the young victims ■ti'l Both Monroe and Barlhelmes ers can accept a strong Civil urer of the United Nation* Cor- 12'., to 20U,. tober meeting to succeed Gravel, "Extraordmary luck. ' aay* the Raphael. He railed It "Raphael at in the severe surroundings ot a ICE SCRAPER posted bond for, trial appearances Rights plank in 1960 or go their reapnndent* Asan. for '19.’)9. . \Vc have many oth­ who had become involved in a (Chicago arti.st who adviaed them hie Otai—one of hia most charming national guard armory ended .V ''“■ Holiday Fashjons For The Subteen later. own way. Workman Perishes About 120 atu dei^ at North ( ’en­ er pretty alylea political opntroveray with Gov, to. lake a cliance on their pur- compoaltiona. with qualillra nf a yesterday. Fire Conimlssioner obsolulely This .sin;ut cress of cupioni with paisley belt is n gift ar.y .vOung Meanwhile, l>oth sides said there The immediate issue before the te r . Elementary School in South­ PlflV ^aloma 8#9 available in missy Earl K. Long. chasea, "Just like' finding dia- masterpiece despite ita small size" Robert J. (Jiilnn .pledged: “ Wo girl would deslie. So see our selection ot subteen dies.ses ard was no indication of a break In the party governjng group was a home ington evacuated yealerday atier aiid half al7.es in our The State (-'ommitlee contended Smortiered in Well monda in the a lrc el" Value? $300,000, declares Porcella. are going over everything wo Pi c't Of Aiur# dispute over a new guild contract. achnni reeelvn, (e'le|)honed Iximli make thel certain someone on ,vour ('hilstm as list A Q f t state attempt to oust Camille M. Prof. Amadorc Porcella. cata- Dated .About 1509 know, and vve will rover (ho Gravel was out of step with the threat. K|Mirts\vear Dept. a h.’"1 rM'dl* airliner, missing since 'Thars- ON ANY OTHER KINDI In Illinois Blaze way in the ouster attempt, south­ able anorvman ' leaves Katmandu, within fifteen (15) days after billing date. economic, emotional and social ed, it didn't seem fast enough. ' ' ' I look at the painting and see day night was found Today only ern committee members voted 14-5 Nepal, by air lo r Biratnagar. Eaat Maaaarre of the Innocente,’’ by Complete Line of Snow •problems — to end tt by force at Mid Jerry Smith, who had been Ita poaalbiUtle* a* a great one." he SO miles northwest pf the air­ thrto-ploco Ploy Pojomai in Decatur. III., Dec. 6 (JP\—A man. at a caucus last night to demand Nepal, en route to Nangpala pasa Raphael SanzJo. this itme. working with Lsmpley on the job. said. Miraki explained how often port It wax. trying to reach. All Tiros for Foreign Cars. Gravel's resignation from the Paid $1,04)0 hia wife and their 5-year-old aon Third Party Threaleaed had just been down there a near Mount Kvereat. maaterpleces are buried beneath 21 persods aboard were dead. worm woiglil bruiltod cotton knit Party's executive committee. The lucky bairiaiera .are Ru- Free Parking Rear Of Store peyiahed early today in a fire which Talbot's supporters told the feu* minutes when it happened. Seven Vialting Ruaaian plaatica coats of paint and dirt which the The plane, a fnur-engined Lan­ \ ripped through their franie home Gravel, who had been elected credentials group that rejection of “ I heard him yell 'get me out of experta say America ia ahead of 'dolph Vaaalie and Paul DeLaiiey. collector must pay to have remov­ guedoc of the .Aviarlon A’ Com- DeLancy told a newsmen he OPEN on the northern edge of this Cen­ as a Dixie representative on that their man might mekn a third here* .bu t. before I could do finy- the Soviet Union In plaatira tech ed on the chance something of ereio line, crashed In snowy policy-making group after the brought the 17 by l.'i Inch Giorgi­ Tops, bcHomi ond bootaei ■— oil motehod oil r#ody for gifting in tb«lr cut* le*. tral llUnoia city. Another aon ea- patty movement in the South en­ thing he w*aa coveied with sand." nology—but It won't be for long value Is beneath it. Weather during a flight from through poeVagei. long contrasting fulMength pant, gently elostlclied TONIOHT caped uninjured. 1956 Preaidentoil. Nomlpating dangering Democratic chances- in. ^ i t h said. . . . The. Grand Union <3o. an­ one for about $1,000 from a Chi­ “ Sometimes. It ia valuable. Vigo In northvvestem Spain to NICHOLS- Police said they found the bodiea Convention, said he would not re- 1980. Gravel replied that those l;ifesrly four hours later resmie nounces alx om t per pound reduc­ cago dealer who apparently knew Sometimes, the buyer does not even Madrid. at neck, cuffs, pent top and ankles. Machine washoble and no ironing needed, of IjtrOy A. Knittle, about 47, hia sign any Party post. He added that who were trying to oust him were workers uncovered Lsmiriey's body tion on private label coffee* in. it* little of ita hlilory. get back what he paid for the MANCHESTER w ife M ary Louise, about 38, and •Q* only charges against him were Carter-Set — so won't shrink out of fit T heJW IU LC CORK interested primarily tn starting at the bottom of the 76*foot well- retail *tore* In New York. New The painting, one of the laat by painting ptua the coat of restora­ SOVIETS WARN IRAN TIRE. Inc. their aon Ronald piled up at th^ that he supported the National Giorgione before his death In 1510, ^ such a moveinent. He had been covered with six feet Ja-aey and Connecticut, effective tion. That's why so many of these Moscow, Dec e W — The Z98 BROAD NTItEET Sizes, small (to 16 lbs.), medium (19 to 34 Ibs.l, large (35-30 lbs.) 3.00 foot ot the ataira in the two-rtory Party** principles and iu nomi­ After the credentlala group bad of sand, , MoniUy. wa* vahied bj' Porcella at one mil- ■finds' are bought at auctions. Soviet I'alon hinted to Iran toilay ' M anchester Co h n * nees. MI 8-SI IB reaidenc*. acted; Talbot told reporters that if The man on whose farm the well 'William H. Meekor Jr.. labor of- Hon dollpra.' The Venetian artist Dealers cannot or will not . pay for that signing a defense agieement HAI.KK BABV u k I t o t MiIOl>— Mk Iii HiK

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S A T .J CCBG Gets Enough Names Commits Suicide Police rtported the arrest of The foliowtng program ached < a t :liV— DANOEROL'S LEAD ^ South dealer ^ '*DINim -^DANCINa S two men after eccidentj lu t night.- ‘ I WHAY—Hnsftrv Hour Set at School MAY BE VITAL -0*=s=C On Petition; Checking Begins Stephen Stanley Dudzir', 48. of 66 : alee axe auppUed oy the radio WTJP- MormV't Neither side vulaetmble j One waa charged uith evading re- f WPPP—Kys On Sports By Alfrw! fthebiwnld NOBTH Windsor Ave., itockville. comriiit- managemente ajid are aubject to I V> I'l -.lUKr B>i4 hsi Nlfht * ENTERTAINMENT • aponaibility. and the other with The annual (’hristniHa pageant When Bhould y-iu make a rlaky A K 9 4 3 1 : :W- A petition circulated by ;the*' achool, 9:30 a.m.; nursery, 10:45 ted suicide yesterday. State Police [ reckless driving. :hajige without notKC. lead ? The right time to do ao la V 9 I j \ViiA\ —csui'^ei herens'ta of atudenta of (irade 7 and 8 ssdll WALLY FIELDS Swinging QuarteLN.^ Citizens Committee 'for Better a.m.; worship, 11 a.m., sermon and reported. ■ 1:00— ' WTItJ—M(»iiJlot when everything elae la even riak- ♦ A Q I 10 9 David C. Bland, 19, of Blast WRAY—PoJk« PArlv WTtr*'~ Kftt Niiiu be preaented for the Parent-Teach­ ____ ♦ Q 3 __-_ Featuringli*Aatiii*infr __• . .At Government (CCBG) paving the youth talk by the Rev. Rodman D. Dudzir waft found dead in his car WCCC—M«k» Min« Music Wt'( Ip - VV Mrrl r.J Uitf ler. Cart, pastor. Hartford, wa.s charged Hdth evn- WKMH—M'l Club er Aaan I'uesday at 7:30 pm at WEST EAST "CHARLENE"-Lovely Song StylUt at II a.m. on Wil.son Lane in V er-, I 1 lA- Went - aNhcd the king and ace of way for new legialation for con­ ' St. John’s S^iscopal: Services •Sion when he allegedly left thO WTIC—N>h ft VS HA ^ - berenads the achool cluba and then looked around for 4 7 4 6 3 non. R short dislsnce from the UL»rvO—'Newft R#port«r WTlP-M'-t ’lot V K 6 4 solidation, has th(. required num­ at 8. 9:16, and 11 a.m. The Ven. scene of a minor accident on Hart* W ro p — The pHgCftitl is under the gen­ new worlds to conquer. He didn't ¥ 0 7 5 3 2 Froz-N-Joy Ire Cream Shop op I WnRt l ph''at Rat Nlfht ♦ 3 3 2 PIZZA—Enjoy It Here Or ber of signatures, Pr^aident Her­ Maurice' G. Foulkes, rector. ford Rd. He L« free under 8200 1:16— I vvpuf’ - VVnnl f t Lila eral dirrr.llon of Mra. Kvelyn Hal- llkq to lead away from the king of ♦ K 8 6 Windsor Ave.. which he owned. WHAY—Polka Party ^ 4 A K J 8 6 3 Prepared To Take Out! bert A. Hannabuty aald today. Vernon Methodist: Worship and bond and Is scheduled for court ■ S ;IH» — loran, tirade 8 leacht-r, w'hose alu- hearta, ao he led a diamond 4 10 9 2 Medical Kxaminer Dr. John K. \V\VC—Makft Mine Music UHAV tcnftda in Blue SOITTH About half of the signatures nursery, 0:30 a.m.: church school Dec. l.*>. WKNB- ‘1" Club V V T P ;-6P i»ii«r f|ent.a will iiiakr up the caat (»radc "through strength." Flaherty attributed death to * ar- 4 A-Q J 10 8 2 luive been turned over to Town and Adult Bible Study Class. 10:45 Police said Bland backed from a WTir— Millet I U'!»r:- —\V..tM I'.nifhi 7 studenla will Join in the rlmnis This waa a pleaaant surprl.se for MIKE ^ bon monoxide poi.ftoninc. State Po­ \VI*Kl;—Lfl ^ U*cornte V A J to Clerk Henry Butler for checking. a.m. The Rev. Warrefi Covell, pas­ drive and hit a car parked across \\ I’l I(■ —./Ilk# Hut Niflil ■Aork M usk: is under tfir direo. lice ftRid. ' F’< iP — T*'rnr'o BaiitlMAnd s I .*> South. He went right up with diim- the street. ♦ 7 4 ►STANKO’S OAK GRILLS Hajinabury will collect the remain­ tor. Tlie body wr.«i (ii.scovered by a 1 30- VS 11 A V - 11 ■ I # * 1 o V »• l i lion ftf the musK' aupe'rvi.sf;r, Mra. niy'a ace of dlamonda to guard Charged with reckless driving WHA'i rsrflr). . i M I VVl I' - M ' totoi 4 7 4 I so OAK ST., MANCHESTER • MI 9-8094 8 ing elgnatures from canvasaera Sacred Heart; Masses,' 8. 9:30 paftftin;; moloriftt. who notified a Lytlfr Allen agalnat a aingletoii In the Weal was Frederick Brandt, 47. of 68 U' ■ • -Mflk- M-ii' u !»r:i - vv M, i.i 1 ..niKiii South Wei« Nesth Eh ( over 44'eekend, and will turn and 11 a.m.; the Rev. Ralph Kelley, State Polif'eman In the area. u kNB—‘‘4'» Pi'll' Th<- entire atudent ho-l’,- of the hand. He next drew two rounda of I NO COVER • NO MINIMUM • AMPLE PARKINot Sprijce St, Brandt, police reported, U Pof .1' Box Sftl Nlfht the church hall, Membcrii will 1 4 2 4 2 4 Pass them Into Butler Monday. At least pastor. Dudzir waa born In Hartford WTl^ -Pnps Mlllrr H:30 achool vs ill see the pugeant m tnimpa with the are and queen, was involved in a 3-car accident U I )RP—M»vjf I n hivinjc VV H A ^ .'iMieii# Ynvrna brng ft one dollar gift for the grab 2 4 Psis 3 4 Pass 750 aignatitres are needed. St. Joseph's: Masses, 7:30, 8:46, July fl. IBIO. Wi*(>r- '■mtir Hanrti'tAnfl U *f |. morning and aftrni'K)ii preaenla- and then gave up a diamond trick 4 4 All Pass So far, Sutler haa found 468 on Main St. al 10:15. He is due in nn vpi Yale hfiR. 10 and 11 a.m.: the Rev. H. A. Le- He leaves Hi.*i wife, Mrs. Stcj^hanle H v t r o t h e d ;45- \s 1 * 1; ' •- V rhiinann'^nle tiona t)U Tuesday KpiMroiMil Um to Rast. Opening lesul — 4 . K qualified aignatkres on the peti- pak, pastor; the Rev. John KozOn, court Monday. U HA I’R r A ' f M'lftK 1 U p o f 1 'jRa i Sceslowlckl Dudzir; a son. Ronald The f'n>;ftg('menL nf Mis.ft Mary A set i*nd I’hmsIindA rvenlapsin* Holv (’ommunlon ss'ill be rele- KasI relinned a heart, hut It Uona in his hand's> 'The number; Brandt was driving south Ml ' 1 M-)ko M,'-- MiiAi^ a l.'r assistant pastor. and a dau>:hter. Mr.s. Kleanor Dud­ lAnwf^r Paimakian to Pfr, Oftt'ar K \ B-. -4" 1"'ll. VV M A 1 i ' 1 . ri 1 * xoied hv the r*'I‘A vs ill tte hrld Dec braled bv the Re'- I>onald waa too late So\ith took the ace □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ of signatures w'hich he could not St. Bernard's: Masses, 7, 8, 9, 10 Main St . police said, and hit A zir. both of this l ily; IM-o hrother.s. Aaadoonan ift annnunred by her U T I' •- I M'.llsi WT 1' 1 ' 'din Ml vshrn tlie ftiiiiual carol sinK vs'ill' fireene. Vicar at 10 a ni. servirea of hearla and got to dummy with two points for your distribution accept waa fairly low. Butler said, and 11 a.m.: the Re\’. Patrick Ma­ car parked by Edna M. Backs m U 1 'f ' ,'ft'("• 4 7) N'« a U'l.p. V I’flllltAI ITI'-nle Frank of C'alifornia and Mitchell parents. Mr. and Mra. Dex'on Par- ' H;in'lAtani1 hr held at Die schoo! at 8 pin a trump in order to lead out the (counting either your length or noting that ,the canvassers had 13 Summit St. Brandt’s car swung \'. i ■ U‘ 1 • I'd VVpni* PiK.' 1U>* Sul '-.iKtil of St. (icorgc'8 Hipiflcopal Church Enjoy Yourself honey. pastor: the Rev. Terence Dudzir of Cilnstonhur\': and a ais- mnkian 31 Aivme PI. .(HI If mi Mra. Carlton Daley la in charge of the Civil Dflfenae room at the real of the diamonds. Me rould dia- your shortness 1, Nevertheless, your used copies of the voting list t o ' Murphy, assistant pastor. out in front of oncoming traffic pel r .* !• • f M 1' 1C ter, Mi’ft Stephen Kiipri kx' pf Fast M)s.< Pa:niakinn ih a gradiMle V. 1' A ^ ' • \VI 1 A ^ I •. . r.r,| ;i..p arrangenienla. card his two losing hearts and strong rebiddable suit justifies an make sure voters signed their and waft in turn hit by Robert D. ^ - P- • Ol■0 pt*' ' WlIC 1 ' <• i'i| '4 1 ft I# achool tomorrow. Thoae who did Have a wonderful evening-dining Hartford of .Mamheftte;- High School and -A}” ( School Cloatng New* claim his game contract. opening bid on this minimum value names properly. Ames of 68 Spruce St., alfto driv­ \^ ivjs B- 1 WhB- ‘ V. y’hJlhftrmontr not preaeni their pledge carda on here in our rongenial atmogphere. A’ernon and Talcottvllie news is F\ineral ser\'it e.s will he held , La.^irl! Jnir.or (’nllrpe. Sh^ is piea- UTI' - .'■'ft'V s \(.>a!i'.rr 1 vvpop .Pikn 1 Announrem enta of achool cloa- Heart Switch Needed of 1.3 polnl.s. Often many names on petitions handled through The Herald's ing south, police said. U TT ' -- >TM ('|MA the alma baalna laal Sunday may Enjoy the flneat In food and drink Tueaday at the Burke Knnerfll ently emp]o\''d al Pratt anti Whit- 9 05- mg hecauae of atorma or other West could defeat the contract 1 Copyright 1BS8, General Fea­ are disqualified because a woman' Police eftlimated damage at $300 w ron I . Mil B ti ftaiRrl W I.’-I- : c R » do ao tomorrow aerved In a rourteoiia manner. Rockville Bureau. 7. W. 6Ialn St., Home 7f> I'rospet l St , nt 8 If* ney .^in raft Her fiance i.s a aon .15 1 em ergency will be made over only by leading a heart at the tures Corp.) signs with her husband's firat to Mi.ftji Backs’ c-ar. $500 to Advent Ken-Ice Come in tonight. tel^hone TRemont 5-8186. a m., followed hv a Mich Mft.a.s al of Mj- hihI .Mt.s, Arthur ,\aa*ioo!- V' IIA'i |’,-*I.( pf M'laic MAS Re- -.r. three radio ataliona the achool of­ third trick. If East had the queen name, or initials are used instead Brandt s and $7.a to Ame.s’ vehicle. U 1 ■ -• r;.- - I'l U 1 1' ' 1 '* f.nn The aecond Advent candle will 9 am. al St .loaeph'a (niunli mn of WHteiiown. Mas.s He al- - w4.( , fice advised parenla yeaterday. of hearts and the king of dia­ of a full first name aa recorded on No injuries were reported in either U I-. N' B - 'tub I \V|*R«'. - p y Phiihfl r monir he ligiited by Linda Caddy In a Fnends ma\- i-rII at the funeral . tended Bui nouncements will be made between The Nativity will r1»o be pre- kings to defeat the contract. A L B A R O O M to the General Assembly before to 9 p ni ■ Kl Kuati.ft. Va (icts First Siiperinart VS [1 A ”i F'a I ' ( M U*1C , VkhfY \ ?’iti'hi»ri'non»r 6:30 and Mam. arnted with Mr, and Mra. Charles There was another poaslbtllty. the opening of its session next \V> ' - n<*' i*u 1 VS prip . I,,kn rV'.* Shi NifM 281A .Main 8t., Glastonbury A February weddinjt la plan- Afternoon emeigein y i loaing Bedford in the role of Mary and East might have the ace of hearts month. It seeks new legislation u'kr^’H- ' ‘ I’lV' *» I S Four Youjths UOM LRCilSla.\TOR ned Ankara The first supermarket vs 7 -pofiik Miller I VVIIA I pe. -rd Hon •vill be announced between 11:30 .foseph; William Coates and Calvin but no king of diamonds. This Italian'Amcrican on a procedure for consolidation HftraM 7*hnio by Ofiara Detroit (NFA) Philip A, Hart, ------’ ------U'ppr... M-' riprrs VS' II- ' I - -Mtiti \ • . Y a le a m and 12:lr» p m If bad weather F’lsh as shepherds, and five young "FOOD of the Rockville, Vernon and the in Turkey has been opened In An* wpiip_T#mpo issndsfsni would give South a very skimpy newly elected Dnited States Sen- of the professional f(v>tball Detroit kara, its capital city. It w m hi* VShJM -Y V f’lulhurmoni#* rievelopa after that time and It la FOR G arden ('luh to Display R hodd Caletm iff s \r> VS F‘<'F' ./ok' Box Sftl N lfh t people representing countries of opening bid. .but players have been Cooking Vernon Fire Disli-ict, particularly Given Letters vs HAY - l^^t,i'lr of MwmC AVEY’S EVERY stor for Michigan, is a member Uons bosrd of directors. augurated by President Bayar. in im derlderl to close s< hos)i earls', an* the world Appearing in appro­ to allow each district to vote sep­ \\ ( Y < -—n^rnril view known to overbid even In the best VVHAY f ' 0-1 ll-.p nouiicemenl of thr rarly (dftaing priate costume will be Kent Rich- OPEN SUNDAYS MOOD" arately on a final consolidation This is a Rhodd Calennig* the great world; the nut.ft, conea U'k.'.R— I'hih VS TI< M o m - U nl* ft B'ftl of famille». In this case, a heart WTir—ro«« Miller ! VV I lyn ' Y' V P/imoi r m nnir 'S'llI be given the radio atafiona as anl.ion for Afrua; Thoralyn .Jen­ switch would produce two Imme­ Dinner ,Music 8 to 9 P.M. charter. For Football something new in New England gr(‘gational ('hurch and berries, the friitls of the U upr^M ei Operii VVPOP- Ink# Box flftf Nlfht .soon aa pnsHibie sen. .Jspan; lieslie Hunter, Hol­ Dancing Every Rat. Night Paper Collection The history of the Rhodd earth: the three legs, the TDn- wrop-Tempo Pandersni diate tricks: any other lead would CAVEY’S COFFEE SHOP OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. bui familiar to many in olden in 16 Ht IkmiI Menu land; Susan Dftley, South America The American Legion will con­ Calennig dales back into the pagan ity; and the candle, the light of I n 'Die hot lunch menu next week and Ctalg Fouler, the United There Is one last possibility. Tn Al Damato and His' duct Its monthly paper collection day.s and even now in Wales. past. It was carried from house to the world. Girls never carnesl it. \V(('i'—neor.rfl Peview Wr>F'' ■- V t’liilhftrnif»nir imliides on Monday, vegetable States. South may have ace-queen of "Swinging Strings” s □ □ □ u u □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ In the city tomorrow, starting at the 19 at Windham High School to ^ Miss Millicent Jones has con­ house in Wales in olden days and as they were an omen of bad luck VS KN B-M " « I’lb VVpMp-.Ink# Rf.. Rftt Nlfhl W'T \r . pn8 - Mine* in Ml pialc. sliced bologna, beans car- (h'nig uill hIsu sing a solo, hearts. Even then, however, the For Reservations 9 a.m. Bundles of paper, maga­ get their letters in football during ' structed this Rliodd Calennig at ‘ was supposed to bring good luck Sometimes tinsel or frost was vs I'pc- M '’ I ipeis U HAS r- . i.v'i H-.p lols roir Slavs, hiead and butter, ".lesus Ift)vc.'4 the I,itlle (Children.” heart lead loses nothing. The de- .ME 8-9611 zines Or cardboard sho\ild be left the annual fall sports program, her home in Bolton. to whoin.soever it waa brought. scattered over it. Its history is so U p( ip_Teii>p'* B«nd8tsnd VV I I* M' joloi l-eatli tru n ih . 'ruowtay, haketl Mrs. StiKie Iiftiev w ill he soloist and ;13- -M'.o.Ja r, , ; fender* will never get a heart trick at the curb or on a porch in plain The Manclie.ster Garden Clidi, It WH.ft never given away Some old It is supposed to have been Ulftlf 1'i n-'iTiftruftR'-i • orned beef haah, taiiot tnils awards assembly yesterday after­ w n A V Pftr ftfts >4 Munr w r o i ’ -.luko R«I Nlfhl Mrs. (,'alvm k'lsh organist i regardless of West's lead. If Weal sight. will display a giant Rlvodd Calen-| times it \vas used as the table dm ■ brought to Wales by the Roman Wft T •--ps, orft Rst’ll* 10 15 01 n bread «nd butter, chmolnle noon. i 1 J(, Methoflisl Youth Kellowshlp will lawllches to a different suit. South Magazines or books bound sep­ nig in the (offee room al its' oral ton. legionaries, and it is clearlv a gift Y-U-M-MY! 1 Ujh V( 11 A '( f. . . . -1 IP'f [•iidfling WeflneaP(%.Nc«* biiDei, cheese sin k s, pears Kit h lu Hfid 1 1 a Ml worship services (Blum and Knn Koiva. Thoae re- ( l o v e n t r y I in thr spring Momlt*.r ter how dangerous II may be to AND MATI RK AnOI,t-:S( I-INTK Frank Archacki, 42, of Rock­ ICE CREAM TVTB' - WF’OP — N s « ■ Ift'. nondle-lioiH cftssemlr (tens !niiinnn.\ ,M t s yiusHell lY»tter- ONLY Chaonel S llartfttrd, Cuiia. I ('hiirch Ser\lee« \vr»p'- f ),.erH 11 15 la. kle those amts. It a like rescu­ (:bunaei B .Sew Haven (Jona. ville, wa.s arrested yestciday on a * reiving cross country numerals in­ -'let, aiiclslftntl -elerv stnlss, l>ien»l anrl hullei NO C lllhnRKN’K TI( kl-:TS ROl.n , The Ke\ . ( Arthur Bradlpy will U I'Op- ii|.d B W 11 A V (f. . Mfll li' T Inn ftiul .Mis David Shaiplev ^•.lll ing valiiahles from s burning C'hanuei ?2 Springflelrt. Miiee. charge of intoxication. He is being cluded John Forryan and Theodore A ta.sty rombinatinn nf fruits and ntit.s th.ht ;3A- ’ \V)|<---Bi.'.ils KHdtl tuarble r ake Milk is sei \ erl with Channel 90 Neu Rritnin. C»nn YOUR YARN SHOP j use '‘('ome Unto Me" as the *om- ■ Mnn:• h«*(sr Hsr«M Navi be in < barge nf Die 1 1 a in nur.serv. •fsAn (•fihin Lnnn Tnrnrr Swol. is F la ii fairl\ glows with festive color. Tastes extra \vrf:K- w m t': — Moocjg 1or R'.i house You have to work fast and Channel 40 Holyoke. Maos. held at Tolland Co)mly Jail in lieu Groii|i I miimon meditation to)ur during ♦0 U'pf ip - Itjkft B'•»i B*tlton (’ongre- Hearts K.6 4: Dlamonds-.A 3 2. bv Ellen Adams and "(Tiiji" Glen- \VTI< • ■ Monll-r 4:00 <42) HfOTHALL N(0RKB4)ABD Supplies of Vernon opened its Holiday Ba­ (■range Officers Seated I II 4ft ;nr\1 week Imliide M; .In.seph g.i I mn.tl ( *11111- ti l-iiiinr t mx The riiihs A K .1 * fi .1 What do you (80) .NKVV.b. W KATHKR A Chri.'vtmft.ft parties have been j\ey with the nursery class during V.’F'B'" Me« <»peTft VVMA Y r*- '‘rd Hop sa ' N-. "OMO.NHKAD" "THK KLY’’ SPORTS * Free Instructions zaar today, featuring booths, the Alfred Beckwith of South Wind- j V P * if rem[>o tlflriistftn-1 1 VSTI'' -M'-nit-.r I ' ‘onle\ Miftidftv Mix lYUirit Dix ' hii 11 li fti Im- >1 III meet at the , ham was installing officer Wednes- planned for memherft of * hildren i u'oi'ship sei'vu es f no WPRi'—Monde f-f B'■*manr» -in 'I'uch'Ims ,M I.«« W rheit Fiftni- ,‘uime hniii An.xwer. Hid one ,iuh You have «>4 . ‘TAT 0 \ A HOT TIN ROOK’’ 4:80 < Si SATLRI»A3 SPKITA4 I LAR Pom Pom Petite Theater, nnd a Tlie fiinal toffee hour and discua- V HAS’ Parade M-ieir ! w p on —.Jokft B-m .Ralordav Nlfht (40) PRO KOOTRAI.L (Riiltlmorr * Froa Parking I night when the newly elected ! up to 12 years c'f age hy two local 1 Sun W n ln e s d ii. .Mi.v AIhril (Jig .liim--i I- H|n'.\ shif* \X'ill tiirei nt only 11 pnint.x in high rards and chicken shortcake supper. ! sion of the previous Sunday's ser- V • I' . I ' O '' \'1|» II? in ( nil* Lo* Antrlp* 60 COTTAGE ST.—Ml 9-2868 officers of (Columbia Grange were organlzation.s and their women's VVKNB S’prri Mike ‘ in* I'll 11 ftdft ' ft nd M I -« fY ilti' 1 t I Im '• .lu p MI III I tie pn f i.sh I nmti a nd Kanis > The Pct)le Theater peiforn)- j mon will be rondm led at 9:30 a.m. wrNr-Rif Off ( K> I seated for the coming year in cere-1 VS TI'' -• M-muor ’ I..1, I- M'l.n Ingli ft< lini.l .vimirnl.s at 8 pm . at THK THHKK KTOOGK8 ances arc scheduled for ,1 and 7 auxiliaries to he held the after­ ' Sunday al the Chiirf h Community VS I»P' • M' 1 I'lperft *'J2) WRKSTLINfti p.m. The S)ipper will be served at ! monies (‘ondiicted in Yeomans V. I ’c >1 • - F -• top-. Brtri'iftian‘1 M is (Mftirine I’eacru k vsill help Die parsonage (80* CAR'rOO.V TI.MK (22 30) KALFJDKCOPR Hall. 1 noon of Det .21. House, Omnlbuft 4 fi:>- Hrhr I oil Mfindiiy In the 3-r|iiy sea.sion. .Itinior Choir will reheat.ne Mon­ 5:00 1 K> ALL STAR OOLK 5:30 and 6;30 pin. The .Senior Pilgrim Fellowship \\ IY K - New ft (53) ART CARNKV MKFTS Beckwith, overseer of Connect!- j The annual Uhristmas puilv for I Mra Willmm Aicndt. 'ruc.sdav and day at 3 l> m. in the ('tvll Defense Tonight A:.10 (801 KLIPIM THK 4 LOWN Tho annual event 1s sponsored will meet al 7 p.m. tomorrow at 4 IFs JAM SESSION (.83) INOI STRY ON PARADK PKTKR AMI THK WOLF j cut State Orange, waa assisted by} child! en of m embers of tiie Cov­ \\ I Y'l-'” M i«ln «i(h .In# Clrand 'M rs Alfred Riirrelt, V^’eflne.ftd» \ room a t^ ie si hool The Board of 5 30 (40) TKD .MACK A.MATEI R by the Women'.s Council of the Die- (’hunh ('onuniinity House to A:4A (88) TOr< IIDOW N HOIR I Mis, Gretchen Beckwith as mar- j entry Volunteer Fire A>>n. and il.s 4 IS D riiiorrnl'.i IM aii Mrs IIhi'iv D ornng ami -Mr.s I'ld- t Kl Church, with Mrs. Alyce Lisk as Ppfft'ls of Mosir f>eftcnn.i will meei Monday at 7:30 SUNDAY 0:00 4KI K S ( OLI.IK ( R) LONK RAN(rKR jshal: Mrs Mary (^hamberlain, I W om en Auxiliary will be lield park ilothmg for- over.seaft lui.s- \‘ MAS' . vx-n rd i‘Ii iffi Di will he aides in nurs­ (22) TOI ( HDOU N qi IT general chairman. ' V rii '- • M''nil"* pm in the pHii.sh room Members .3 111 9 P.M. FLOOR SHOW! 0.00 ( 3) THK (iRAV OHOST ■chaplain: Mrs. Ixiuise Pratt, em -' from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m in the up- sion.s. Tlieie will he a meeting with (.30) KA.>IO|S UKSTKRNA (22-30) .MKKT THK PRKSK 4'oneert Tomorrow Night W f.l;- • ^|..t **| \ iriorv D iiiiipr ery on Thursday ninl l■■1'l1Ry u h" will Join the church by letter 1.38) LATK MATINKK I bleni bearer: Mrs. Euna Scar-1 .staiis aiidilmn to the fiiehouse on a di.scus.sion and woislup serwire V. I'l .p T-diir''. Prtndfttand .Mass .Hc|i(44||||f. — plus — (iiiext: Hilbert Humphrof The annual Ch>istmas concert 11* in .lanuftry will meet with the MICKEY FENDELL 0:80 • K* ANNIK OAKLKY ( M) SKY KIN(i I borough, regalia bearer and Mrs. j Main St. I with Ronaltl Kohlei', tliairman of "You Cen Taste The Quality” Mfts.vf'x \xill he lelehiftJerl nl 7 rleftcons nl 8 p m (22) JKKK’S KOLUK (40) LAW.MAN of the combined choirs of the fellowship lommi.s.sion, in charge WM \^ p.f ..ftc Tor AM roiii^lil Miialc In A S-M’lety Faahl-m < tO) SMALL WORLD Jane Card, pianist, all from Owe-i Santa will arn v e hy fiie tnuk UTI' M"iiip.r I k 3fl nml 10 H rn Dtrnoii.Kv a' "CLUB 21‘ Orchestra *53) LATK MATINKK three Vernon churches will begin btiluck Orange: and Mrs. Alice Comnuimon .Sunday will be oh- je.n 6:4« ( 3) 3VKATHKR. NK338 A 0:30 ( 3-40) TWKNTIKTH C K N T riY and give gifts to the chiMren, Any W I • Mm .MftiMiif- F'hunh The lle\' He’ SPORTS at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in First Maxson from Konomac Orange. ! ftervcil during the 10,45 am. serv­ Routes 6 A 44A VI ' P 1 .-in'Mi ivaridftlani Tiir.nr In rh.iiKr «)f hii.»n>;r' Manchester K, v e n i n g Herald ranist children unable to jilleiul becau.Hc Grwn.. nurd L M dlu ik is \\'ninc i RED EMBER 7:00 ( 3) SMAI.I. WORLD Palleni?" (Purl II) Congregational t:hurcli of Vernon ices lomnrrow at the First ('on- lioltmi eorres|>ondent. l>orU M. Rpveragra . . , 1 K> DKATII \ AI.I.r.Y DAYS The ICH'al officers include: Ray-, of illness may contact general V 11 A ■* P »t .I'le Inirnla for Uir ImmoiiMlii j whit will Work on D.« itnUe s;ih ( R> RKSC1 K R Wilfred Kent is directing the Dr. Walter R. IhrUe. head of giegalional (’hun’h. New members I> llnlla. telephone Mitchell UK.STAI RANT (22) WHIRI-Y IlIRDS *22) SILKNT SKRVK'E mond E. Lyman, master: Franci.s 1 chairm an Albert A Pvossi .s<* a r ­ V, TP ■M onitdr 1 rlimiM to hr hrlil this ii I 1 'IP • Mm M;pel ft I ftiiil ennre holll iiftei .MftAHC,'. in- and CO CK TAII, I.OI NGE Johnny Wolf's 140) RANMI PAR'rV *30) (OM.MLNTS choir. Guest soloist will be Harold Lyman, overseer; Mrs. Marion I the music department at the Uni­ rangements can be made for a I will be received into the church U Pi )P • I. niP'i nniideian-l < lode .M t ‘‘ Alexi.ft I'efiui, Alia 7:?A (.30) NKWS 7:00 * MO) TW l- .NTV-SIX .3IKN Bnglin of Manc hester. j during a servi(’e conducted b>' tlie ’ I iilrn-1 I VounmniI s Hull umnuin- >• Itniile 44A nnd 6— Bolton 7:80 ( 3-'10) IIK.II ADVKNK KKS OF Squier. lecturer; Albert Haynes. I versity of ('Vmnecticut, will play personal visit from Santa. A ssist­ r*n I Kol-tinl .Melni he, .Mis VV'rsIrs .^lailinaiiis (3ioose (22 30) SAHKR OF LO.NOON Hamsters' Comedy ' F-tev. James FT MarArthur. '.V M \ \- i: > - 1 t/iul il ift oprii 11 *'r to rvnvonV TKI,. Ml »-44t.3 I.OUCU. THOMAS "It UiilUe nt MghC Clinton I.,fldd.. assistant steward: the organ for the -ec. 14 pt'r- ing R(\s.«i will be Erne.‘^t G, I>e- VV 1 It .M..|.i|.(t ! Hnhhin.s and ,il r.s I,mien Iwipieiir, "Moiintitiii of the .Mttttn" ( Hi LASSIF, The Hamsteis. local theatrical Mrs. Lillian B. Rice. chaplain: |Doyt. Harnhl E. Smith, rharle.s F 'I'he F'llgrim Fellow.ship will meet no I MU 11 ri \r liH t I Im' 11 j >1 >111 M ft I ft I (2C.10) l*p:ni*LK ARK KtSSV u pp- ' 'IM t1| I «’ ft in .Mis Vincent K*/.e.sicHi Slide (officers 2 £ 7:30 < 3-40) HA( IIKLOR KATilKR group, will present "January Mi.ss Oladya Rice, secretary: Pliilin , formani'c of Handel’r "Mos.ftiah' Nyack. Ermn‘ m. .Sunday in the i hun-h \ ca­ Wft’* »p - Ie Mipo C l u b < THK DICK CLARK 8HOW (22-301 .NORTHWKST PASSAGB ; filift MfOl.s ft I r I: c| Mihl n ft II-. .1 a wrll . .M I .s 1 »min M Ted foi d. .M i ■ A n in the high school auditorium at ll,\-. I'lior to attending a (lin.slmas R:ft0 (22-90* THK PFRRY COMO (Color) "TIip Traitor” 'Thaw ’ a 3-act comedy by William H. Isham. treasurei-: Adolph Oer-j ! linm K Diltrirh and P.url Nve fia I *r I111 »i I H I A -Atl! he \srh*onr In .SHOU' (Colort (tneet: C'»ncrit hy the Windham High T h e Bank that g i v e % you PLANNED SECURITY uV.l* .‘slMA A I Dninv .Mfturggin and Mrs Ke<-nev N'm\' nfflrn-i wrr^ rlr. toci r<»- ( I* oriiif*rlv Murphy’a) < H-53) 3IAVKRK K Roos. today at 8 p.m. in Sykes man. gatekeeper: Mra. Ruth An-' 7'30 p.m. hfith of Piukins ('oiner. Man.sfield ' ' (inir ftiid rftt Im U r, I>itiiirr vvHI ! Ilutchinsot; k :’,o n III anu Mis Pier AngeM "Prey of (he (’at" drews, Ceres; Mrs. Frances Maz-i : .School ('hoir at 7:30 pmi. in the wit A^- .• Ro> *ft 1reonrd Ftnnn rontlv b\' th#» "Mailm^ni n ‘ !h^ 991 Main St.—Ml '9-8100 ( R) 8HIRI.KY TICMPLIC 8TORV- A'ldilonum Dr. Ihrke has been head of the Harold J. (''rane. and m em beis of hr ftorvr'1 fitiin h 7i» t-i S ,'Hl ftii'l 9:00 ( 9-40) KD SI I.LIVAN SHOW anik, Pomona: Mrs. Rena Belli, aancl ua r>-. V -r 1* .M'.nitni ’ I lordon (•nlk;ii'« M * .s Kdmun-I wninrn', auxilinry nf fh#» NntlonnI BOOK (i It e e I « ; .Fill Corer. Samuel Pearl is directing a cast UConn muftic department since the auxiliaiy. who will a.ssi.st u'ith W 1 ■ Me* r*| i'lftiirlnj; '.vili foIliKS Ih rir will hr ^ Mnnuice', Mis Heinmd .1 Rheii lnm-i I 111 • :M ( R-ftSi KAWRF.NCK WKKR Lyman. Lester Hutchins and Har­ The annual party for children of I menus for the (oining week fol­ 6 in ptr.Miirtil , HBrlmrR HaildlB, virf Hiit-k, danrerx, Piet ,3'oa tion for the benefit of Its com­ partment and professor of piano U H \S' flei' ft Hemrd Rnnm ( 'Dir Advriil I'fttu.I'. an|» I Ml tl.e I'east nf the Inima- oImIc Know llrerhts nnd Jinv. a per- munity service fund. old Evans, members of the execu­ memhers of the (’’oventry Amei'i- low Monday, vegetable-beef soup, pirxidf'nl, Irnnn DudrU BBi'fi-tarx', TAVERN ( MO) (tAI.K STORM SHOW at Mission House (!"ollege m i^lym- V vu M'Oiit’O ' pet plftiinrd h\ I hr } ...... i Yvi i ’omr|tion Momls\ Maases will forming rhimpnnxee VIrfory Dinner tive committee. can Legion and its Auxiliary will ; peanut butter- and Je!l\- aand- v'F»r' - I*o» ii” r--'i I r lift l.illlHn F’raf.i-'r. flnBiiriHl ,B0«p—-Fvery Huy ROBIN HOOD l.i’o l)e Lvom. Columbia. Mo., from 193S to 1943, V I n:- Piftt'.. P" j W re a l’t iw Mrs lYiIand Melni he 4:00 7:t0 I0:1A "The Intruders" Ally. Robert J Pigeon will be nubile hearing Thursday night, in ilrrn will be presented Light re­ hot vegetable plate, pearhei, ll no ■ Inline [Viwninjf. puhlicily rh*lr- nlnit ENGLISH BIKES of muftic. teaching theory, ('(impo­ \^’ftlt^l \V' I>ioim1'I \s i*m* in ihnikt' ftt its 8 pm. meeting Monday in mn n. On tha RntAry O n ter of 9:00 ( 8-401 T3 THKATKR toastmaster. Comptroller-elect Yeomans Hall, to tell people that freshments will be seiwed, Tluirsday. roll with pizza * same. VS HA 1 - Nr » ft Atowart Grangor Dnnna Rood "The Ln«t Rotleo" sition and piano at th< George |o-_N-w» of thr ptfiki'Hin II ssftft R pnl hnk Marlhorntigh 3 C o r n a r a Raymond S. Thatcher, will be the atfer they have obtained a build­ ia'gion ^ lib* Trees «abbage salad, gelatin des.seit, p i-pf •_ N'ftu I, rime , • 22-30) SID ( AKSAR SHOW Peabody College for Teachers in aiipprf \sith Ml.' Rrhnkr, Whera I'.S. Iflghnnya 2 ami SALES and SERVICE (Ctiltir) OiieeU: Dolorea main speaker. Successful county ing permit their responsibilities .^I'lected first graile ('liriftlmaft v< [•cip-NVu ft "The Whde Truth" Nafthviile. Tenn,. from IM3 to Friday, nca and tuna CH.sserole. Christ: Mlaft r>lnn l.nlliHin Mia Nancs fl-A Croaa. (•rny, Paul Dnuglan, Aadrey and local candidates will also be are not over. They must notify trees will l*e .sold by the (''oventry diced lieels. ue cream. Bread but f n:. S;S.S R:4A Meadow*, the Ted 8roM 1949. WIYp—Yftttd FUi.yr Aiul Mtm vlaiir Aldriv in Slsos 20 to 26 Introduced in a short speaking him of it. and after the building Anuuuan I-e-gio Post .starting ter and milk are served with all 6 in >OTK! No rhlldron'n lirkott eold (tulnlet. Cliff Norton. and PrevioiLs to joining the staff at VV lYK - Moftiv* t-^r Evening rhnrRP of a n rthiijrmf ntn for Hie thle oagairomoni Rorommoadod for CUelle and Franml* Kiony. program. is completed It must be inspecterl Monday (-vening al the l^egion meals. hoi rovererl tlislira RrtlmU and dea T hr Mnnrhrn(( <#rlffl!h Forlla Farr K .Moore, leai her. with classes of V. r< (' 1 . M.f nftp'lelftr.d PRKSKNTS 'Mneder M« iary will be held Dec. 14 at 3 p.m. mission. Rochester, N Y let, Kugene Rychling and John diilv In ftrltiiik np ftinl ftrr\mj; T't ice" tlie t'ooperative Nursery and Kin­ GUEST ROOMS REPAIR SHOP at the Post home. In New Homes Dr. Ihrke holds bachelor’s de­ l>;it el: Net piax eciis will go V* IM V Uetreol I'laiuiod "ON40NHEAD" « M) ni\ OR( K ( (X RT dergarten at tlie Natiian’ Hale r. 1 I .Y . Rh..« (.33) PARIS PRKCINCT Mrs. S, Burns, departmental grees in organ, piano, and composi­ towanl the gioup s hx'al cor.mmni- A rinnuni rniont is nmde hv (hr SD5 fi:l.4 # ?0 180 Spruce— Ml 9-0659 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kraschnefski Community (Vnter for (he com­ 111- It iM"ii m Left t nlnf Rearrvatlona KM)iipatfNl alfto 10:00 (22 30) THK I.ORKTTA YOl NO president, and her department offi­ tion from the Wisconsin ('onserv- ty service prograi.' L. tn.., n-ind.IftMrt rir\ I'ouglftft I- y'tnim, leidnr of 'The White Sheep SHOW "The Happv Widow” have moved into their newly re­ ing week include Mr.s. William Raat llnmpton (toorgo Monigomory - Ruetor ('rabbo cers, and chairmen will be guests. modeled home on Hebron Rd. It atory of Mu.sic. a niastei’s degree The Young Mothers (‘lui* has Si Peter's Kpisropol ( ’hiin h, thftl in ( 3) KP:KP TAKKINf; , I’erkiri.s. .Mrs. .John L Maet^uown. - IS I ()i'icl«'r» St'eoial Andrrw 7-9858 or • :90 (T2-30) < I.MARRO.N ( ITV (40) DKATii VALLKV DAYS A Christmas party will be held was formerly the Ox-Yoke Res­ ir composition from the Unive*sity canceled its ni(*eting Sih(‘diried for ; Ihrrr will he a ret ten I foi inrti of < S-IOi HAVK (il N. WILL (.33) TMK K.3RLY LATK SHOW •Mrs. M. PelrocciH. Mrs. W. Mcl- M t I. . Andrrn' 7-O.YOO "Bodmon's Country" by the Auxiliary folowing the taurant. of Michigan, and a doctor? / in Tueaday night in ordei that mem- I - t T t t . ) eft t nitif thr toifti panah nt the mouftsters TRA> KK "I Stand Arrufted" tler and Mra Martin I’lna. | ?:00 6 06 R.06 10:00 t n-40) (il NS.MOKK 10:30 iH) NKWS A WKATIIKR meeting. Proceeds from a White Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Reaves composition from the Ka-siman i'cift m ay atlend the .special town 'I • ti M'r- hft ti-1 ftt ft rnl , in I ’atiihridgr Mft.sa, hrjjinnlMg of the Family" Wod . "( at On A Hot Tin Roof’* The claasrootii rlean-iip com- j ( R-.^3) SA.M>n KAYK’S MlKIt ( 3-101 WHAT’S MY LINF.r Elephant table will go to the new­ have moved into the Tashlik School of Music. meeting Bl 8 p m at ('*ovenlrv Frhrtinrv 14 to Id KRO.M MA.NHATTAN (21) Kll ft niRF'f TOR'S PLAV* mittee this weekend inchirtes Mrs ly formed scholarship fund of the apartment across the street, for­ G ram m ar .School Tiie meeting M. t.H-r j St I’ofrr'ft S<*n Irro 10:90 < :c HKADI.INK HOI SK His chief interest is in c'.omposi- Duane Follansbee. Mra. Perkins' ' ■ , r i- I I* • in> MRAINS A HRAWN (90) THK KATF SHOW Fourth District. merly occupied by the Kraschnef- tlon. He has composed a "Ballade, wdl com ern a f-.'ll-t inte assessor's ] ''Inil'h ftotviirn ht*it' « R) KV.ATI RK and Mra. I’etrocria. I 1 ike n X Rfti Nlfhl n .?- Ir f rnnirrl} hy "(iundal (anal lliarv” t'lalnis Steady skis. Mrs. Reaves is the former clerk and .setting up a proposed I 'A ill ho na fallow ft St p rlri 'a Kpift (10) HKiinVAV PATROI. .10:4.3 J H) COI NT OF MONTF (^RISTO a 3-art ballet foi modern d?ince. t.\3) THK KARI.V KATK SHOW !!:00 * 3 40) SI NDAV NKWS SPKriAL Only a slight increase In claims Shlrlev Oolab. Reaves recently nine-memiiei .School Housing and '''tpftl. Ilnl\' ('ommiinioM at 8 a ni . called "Pavane;’’ Uu* "L(?gend of MaJichesl^^r Kvening Herald; I., tiiiitorfir l*t'nrh nnd Inn Hn\ (I\ ll. AIK PATKOI. (.\ii\iIlHry I .S.A.K.) and 111:00 i M SKMS. SPORTS A WKATH- 11:15 ( 3> FKATI RK FILM for unemployment compensation completed a tour of duty in the Planning Committf*4\ ^l ->i "I tit I’fft \ f't ft ml ( *hui 1 h ) KR the Night ” the “Fiiftt Symphony; ’ (Viventry correspondent, 51 ra. V. \ DIIh orlh-(’iirnell-Qury American l.eg*«n Po«t No. 102 "Il Hapnened Tomorraw** was reported for the week ended Navy. They were married last Tlie lo('aI lyeagne of W omen S- InII il !» '.ti 11 nl\- ('1*11111111111011 ; ( R) NKWS A WKATHKR ( 91 \3 0Ri TVS RWST .MOVIFK and a “P'anta.sy for Piano and f)r- Pauline IJttle, telephone l*llgrim; GENERAL rordlally InvItcB You To .Attend The I tf.t i \ KVMS riMP Nov. 29. spring. Voters is urging al) residents to M "t m 'v: ' I h ft \ ft ft nit ar t moii 11 "Oiinea Din" ehestr?!.” All of these were for 2-62.HL «S0) SAT! HDAY MOHT SF.W% (40) M (iM T(*P F.DITtON NKWS The total of 305 claims handled Birthday Party orchestra. attend the low'n me(*ting ftll !• ollm-. itm* fliiA nri \ h r tho December 12 and 13 UO) WRKSTKIbO It 2.3 (10) PPK3 I KS is only 5 more than listed the pre­ T V S ER V IC E hii|'ii'iiii Ilf Mttnn t .Ai’.ii .Mllln \\ill 11:15 < R> WORLD’S RK.ST MOVIKS 11:30 (.33) NKWS A surprise birthday party was His choral wurk.s Includi* a I'un- Palrnl to "Cantalnn Cflurageoiin’' 12:45 ( 3) \ rw « A WKATHKR vious week. However, 24 of the given Richard Nagy* in honor of tata, "An Answer of Peatc, ' and (’uvenlrv Police Patrol wull have | t nko pi n r MILITARY BALL ( 9i f KATCRK FILM I2;.30 i 3i MOM* NT OF 3IKDITATION clalm.v weie new one.s. with '281 his 17th birthday last night at the an unfinished cantata, "The An­ ip's annual meeting and election of* N1 c h t ft S . ’liis Dll' Vrning IV-ipIr .ft krllnW'.hlp HOLLISTER SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (ftptive tVilH Mtinian” 1:00 ( 9) np:p s DONT withdraw money from your 2951 l*Ar1a t.lfl) Till LATK SHOW continued from the previous week, Hodt-N-Hollo v farm home of Ker­ cient Mariner;” also a ballet. "The officers the evening of Jan, 5 nt * • 11 -11 r r I at 7 I • n I 111 r h I' I p »• 11 ;i 11 to be held at the American Legion Home when 18 were new ones. rr.i. Ml S-A482 ll:.10 tA.I) Nf:WS ry Butler. Hour .Sinister,” for two i.vianns and the patrol building. The nom inat­ CONGRATULATIONS! <'ongrrt^atloniil Mrrxlrra DO.NA I ION $l.2.’1 ( I IM AIN I I.MK 8;,10 P.M. I2 00 itO) M(il|T( AP KDITIUN NKWS Hospital Notes SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 4, 1958 Fourteen boya and Kirla were In chorus, and the 23rd P.salm. ing cnnimittee appointed to bring | l ‘i*nj;rrKa t lotin I arr\ mrs will ha irt.% < 3) FKATCRF FILM MONDAY 8:00 P..M. to litM) A M.— Artmlaalon S.8.00 Per Couple "The Prowler" Admitted yesterday: Deborah attendance. A biff birthday cake Fo! a concei t hand he has writ­ in a slftte of offjceis includes .Stew­ savings account when you need cash at IF‘ ft t*I in llohii'll anil 11 1 ,** m 1 :00 t HI ^^:ws Dow, RFD 2: Mr.s. Genevieve .Skin­ // you have provided for your 12.00 * 3-40) LO\ K OF MFr waa the renter of attraction. ten “Ode and Scherzo,” and "Pag- art A. Hillman, Frederick G. Bi.ft-. ‘ •it* I'l 'iDi SiimlHN S> ln*ol in tmlli loflofit of Monchftstftr Association for the 1:20 I 9) NKWS * WKATHER (22-90* TIC TAC DOrOH family in thr event of your Corktall Hmir 8:IH) tn 9:00 ner, Stafford Springs. YY’nrlodiop .Meetlnc rlnii-luj. nt th*’ iiftiial 111110 The !2;.30 ( 3-40* srARCH FOR TONOB- entry.” sell. Frank K. Spencer and Mrs. * You ran serure (lie money you neeii from Tlie Savinga Rank of ROW Discharged ybsterdiiv: Mrs. Eve­ Mia. John rrap n will be hoaleaa death or for your relirrmrni PRESCRIPTIONS Rrv 11* I Port W Dirkrr.ft*»n pa.ft- Hoip of Retarded Children Dr^aa: KofnLFnrmal—Mualr: .Military Dance Band SUNDAY lyn Alexander. 4 McKnight Circle. Four soloists have already been l^eo T. I-^ea'i-y. to the Monday meeting of the New ( ’enter Officers IHie ^ years if voir survive, and i/ Manchesler, without diaturhing your prerioun aavinga. Meet DAY o n NIGHT lot -'ffhiftlo.ft In both rhuirlu'ft Church Services signed to accompany- the (horu.s, (22) THIS IS V(ll R NA3Y Columbia Workshop, at her hoiire The Nathan Hale Community !i nv EXPEHTS A Miioiiiu r'lncnt ha.ft la'cn nuidr Union Congregi^tional: .Second Which now numbei's 185 singers you ()avr safeguarded ymir vour cash requirements with an economical, long-term collateral (SO) NKWS RKVIKW lincoln-merc\irY on Jonathan Trumbull Highway at In addition, 12 miislrians from thr j CenXoi', Ino.. will have it.s annual t'v .M- ftinl Mia .loaoph Hon/.iiigcr. 12:15 (90) K.nrCATION SPKAKS TOPS IN FINE CARS! Sunday in Advent, church school, 8 p.m. home for vour family and loan. ARTHUR DRUG fi'in,< ii\ of Hrhmn, now of Mana- 12:30 (40) FACK THK NATION 9:30 am .; nursery, 10:40 a.m.: Hartford Symphony have he.'n , lUPdlnK and (*lectloa of officers al ( 91 WK BKLIKVK Yea.at bread.s will be the topic hired. . 8 p in. Jan. 6 at that h)))ldlns. The ensured an education for vour "t thr iimniHgi’ of Dinr ( 9) TKKNKRS TALK I P In Manchratrr They’re At wor.ship, 10:45 a.m., sermon. "Has FNDS TONIGHT: “TOUPKDO RUN”—8:00-0:20 to be taken up under local leaders, The production is under the (11- | nominatin^f connnittee appointed , (hildren, then you crriainlv Vour HavingH remain undisturbed and continue In draw dividendti, ‘IftM^^Mfi Mia.s ItrttN’ IsJ'ii Mi‘M7:in (22) THK HKi RASCALS God An.swered Your Praver?" by Mra. Cragin and Mra. Edward ' I” Dft\i-1 loiaa of Ninknrr (30* ( ARTOON TI.MK MORIARTY BROTHERS the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor. •rectlon of G. Albert Pearson Re-j to biinjf in a slate of officers In-^ deserve congratulations. //, while you repay Ihe loan on ea.sy terms out of income— at the 1:09 * 3) VKSTKRDAV’S NKWSRKEL Peterson. These two women will hearsals are held on Mondav night clndea Mark Ispink. f'laylon Her- , I 'h ili li*oK plftM' iin ThftnkaKlvHiK Sunday RRAINPiATrmO j TRp; HPIhRR ( 91 WORLD’.S RRST 3inMreS SI6 Cehtrr St.. Tel. 611 S-6I3S Rocki'ille Methodist; Sunday also be ho.steaaea. All thoae attend- however, you have nrglerled lowest possible rales. Most important nf all. the permanent se­ |Dfiv >*t St ( ’nhitiihfta ( ‘bim li ( *o- ):IM:4R "Waterloo Bridge" School. 9:30 a.m.;- membership in room A-16 al the high' school ' rick. W. Bryce Honeywell and Mra. 7;1(L9.?0 (ing are asked to bring a Christmaa . Kiihiii Thr h tn lra g t ainlpat out a. « (MLR ; 30 I (301 St NDAV 3IATINKK training rlass. 9:45 am .: nursery, at 8 o'cloek. ' *-eo T. I.eary. jo provide for any of these curity you are building with a savings account in uninterrupted FULL COURSE DINNERS (HI) A TI3IK FOR 3'ALOR irt-SOI IT ( IM I.n RK von idea to exchange. —:------Mrs. I^eary. outgoing president. l^D fti'd Mis LrRo\ RmringM', ( 3) IT’S YOCR COM.3HMTV I »,M) .MOTHKR’8 DAV worship, 10:45 a.m.; sermon, "\Ve I Co-op Mothers contingencies, then vou will by your temporary need for cash. ft’ I i#"-'-h'nlx nf t ho Atnatf^p .arc ( holcp of L rcah Mirlnip ( ocktall. Kmah Fruit Oip. (40) PRO FOOTBALL KICKOFF lt;4.\ I .4-10) THK ('.riOINti I.IORT Are Guided and Committed," by Cikiinlo Killod I I'ln nf 1 Irhroi) rhrrryatonca on fhr llnlf Shell, \ntlpnato. Sl NDAV ('ONTI.M 4)l*S FROM 2 T.M. ( 3-40‘ PRO FOOTBALL 1:IHI ( J) NK«S i Participating mothers during 4.aUll|m.sle , cTlIll jyilM «l ^ want to consider a policy from (New 3ark v». Detrolll < AM) l.inKRAt'K SHOW the Rev. Simon P. Montgomery, j this coming week at Columbia Co- ■ X iP B I (22) ON THK SPOT pastor. ditlonal and new workers to assist the >iin l.ife of Canada, one .('hoh-c of Soup or -liiU r It'!) AT HO.MK .»ITH KITTY I operati\'e Kindergarten are; Morn- Illin o is B la ze MaiK'hMirr E> ruing Herald He- 50 TONS OF CREEPING BLACK HORROR! (221 ( I'RTAIN TI5IK (.4#) 4IOVIF, MATINF.F. First Ev’angellcal Lutheran: Sun­ In with H program to rai.se funds to of the world's great life insur­ I (Vlcry, Oll\ra and itardrn Salad (30) PRO BASFBALI. Inga, Mra. Alexander German, Mra. j hron rorreapondeni .MUa Hiiaan. I4<) RI.NGO AT HO.MK day 8rh«H>l, 9 B.np.; 44'nrahlp, niirs- maintain and Improve the building ; YEARLY BIVIBEND RATE INCREASEB Fotatn and Xcsrluhlc (Philadelphia at Cinrlnnali) l:».4 I .4) Ol R MISS RROOKS I Arthur Cobb. Mrs. John Him. Mrs. which is used for youth activities; ance companies. With the pro-v PrnelU'ton. trlrphnna a rt a in v ( 9) OPF.N HKARINC. l:Sa ( 3-44) AS THF. WORLD TOMB ery. 10:16 a.m.. sermon hy the I Robert Quinn and Mra. Walter (Cbntinued from Page One) H 34.M. * 9) ROI.LKR DKRBV I a> STAOK a Rev. David G. Jaxhelmer, pastor. and nieetings and activities of local |»er Sun l.ife coverage you. too, ^ DepoAits made during the firat HAM STEAK, with pineapple rin g ...... $2.25 *221 NF3VS IJ.4) OTKRATION SI (CKS8 Deputla; afternoons Mrs. Saui lom (22) POLKA PARTY Vernon Congregational: Church tired flames. When no one an- ! civic groups and organizations." 1 will be 0|>en to congratulations 1:#0 14#) JIMMY OKA.N SHOW Koenigaberg, Mra. John Smith, NINO'S HOMEMADE RAVIOLI...... $2.00 I'bureh Seiiool I4taff Meeting to X l / i W n .1 bu.sines8 days of each 4 9) FKATt RK I J> JANKT OKAM, R,S. Mra. John Crum, Mra. John Smith severed the telephone. Mrs. Free-1 from all those who depend on LOBSTER SAUTERN en CASSEROLE...... $2.75 ( 9) THK SI1IRLKV TK.MPLK (5J-3») TRI TH OR CONSE- cura said she turned in the fi,re ; The Second Congregational j w / *6 / II month will earn dividends FII.3I FKSTIVAL ^ ql KNCKS (tutor) and Mrs. Arthur Hatl. ' you. SLICED TENDERLOIN STEAK, •4:M ( 9) nOWUNG STARS ( K-S.4) .4H SK' RINtiO starm. Church Si’inday School staff will (t«> SHIRI.KV TKMPLK ROLI- J:Sa ( i-iti llorSK TARTY 1 8laaeiie«ter E T e n I n ir Hi-rald, Police were unable to explain meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the j C URRENT RATE from the first of the month. FINDEI with mushroom sa u c e ...... $2.50' DAY STKCIAI. tt!-M) RAOOIS RAOOIS tOtor) how David Knlttle. 9. escaped. basement. (59) ORAL RORP.RTS f *' my LITTI.F, MAROir, I Columbia rnrm]Mad(«it Mm. Doa- SUN IIFI ASSURANCI yVESTOWM ★ ★ ★ PLUS ★ ★ ★ ( 9) PAFL WIN(’HF,LL SHOW (.45) THIS IK THK ANSWKB DANCING They said he was in a state df The church's F’ragment Sornety ■■ PHARMACY Iv ROAST TURKEY ...... S2.50 i aid R. Tuttle, trkpphnna AOademv : 8-348.5. shock and unable to give an ac­ will cater to a meeting of the COMPANY or CANADA t.'iil lliirlinrd ltd— Ml II 111146 VEAL CUTLET PARMIGIANA ...... $2.50 Every SaL Nigkt count of the fire. Eastern States representatives and i ’holco of Dcaaert, Uoffre. Ten or MtlU Two other sons, Robert. 21, and fleldmen and their wives Monday Joseph L. MORIARTY BROTHERS ' Telling the World Richard. 15 were away from home evening. There will be a Christmas rO P EN : at the time. Earlier, police aaid party- Czerwinski 24-HQUR BURNER SERVICE AT Tulsa. Okla. 0P>—Wlllai-d Hud­ OPEN SUNDAY wltneases first reported seeing The First Congregational Church 1 avings anchester son, a Tulsa Tribune printer, ran seven bodies, some of them slacked School staff will meet at 7:30 p.m. 5SI R. Middle RANGE m dFUa OIL Tpke.' JOHirS BAR this newspaper ad addressed to on-the porch. Monday at Kingabury Houae. MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH MORIARTY A L L D A Y = 315 CENTER ST.-^HONE Ml 3-SI 35 his wife: Mabcheatgr, ‘ The blaze was believed to have Theie will be no / further re­ 9 2 3 Ma(r( Sf. v'l t (J / C ■ M t ■ f 3 f Monchfxfi r Ptj'Kvn^i "Attention. Nette Hudson; . Cknm. [ORIL'H M i RESTAURANT started from an overheated fur­ hearsals of the church's Junior C c- f L ' ' I a f VV t . f AK . - . I . n pi A J BROTHERS WALNUT RESTAURANT know it. You know it. I want ths nace, police said. choir Frldiy evenings because” of OPIN THUR‘.DAY 144 WMt Mala *L , R4M;k4ill« 7 WAIaNFT ST. — Ml 1-8070 ' STARTS WCD.I Jean Stounem "HOME BEFOKE DARK" whole world tn know i t I lov* The KnitUe home is at 3776 N. forthcoming hotidaya and posalble Ml »-«88l SOI Center St. ^ S U N P A Y = MI 9-4W4. IVININGS 6 I, rOFH rPANCHfS m s-fiiss Advertiee in The Herald— It Pay* ■Uirar S M a * OrMwatr* you. Happy Anniversary, Dear. Church. The- home waa daacribed )>ad traveling mndittontr Rehear- —W U U rl” aa « total loaa. Mla uiidar (UractiiNi o( Mra. Albert l AlWAYS PUKfV OP MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1968 P A O B n v K

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1958 P A G E F O U R Andover South Windsor Democrats to Fight a l tlM way tlM ball beuncaa In Wonders of the Universib IBatirliPBtpr Business Bodies Iraq. ■* , Church Qass GO P Chooses It wma tha rarolutlon In Iraq Connecticut lEtipnuig Ifprald fhq- J. W. Hale Department^' which, laat July, triKfarad ua into roMU a y TUX Soon: A World-Wide Audience Starts Sunday Store at 945 Main St. na. opened a Southerners’ Revolt wwMil.n ______CO.. INC. our iandinga in Labanoii. Tlian w t Yankee Churches new book and card s h o p ^ t h an School Board 18 aiucll Street nppoaad the revolution bacauaa wa entrance on Oak St. Mancheeter Conn. (Coiitiniied from Page One) raOMAS r. r*ERGU8 0 N^ thought it would take Iraq into tha By A. H. 0, Mrs. Olga Maesenglll la super­ WALT£R R. FERGUSON For Your Favorite TV Program At New W ing Beplaceraeiit Publishers ramp of Naaaer. But wa did not gn Cliiireh of The NaaoMao 'M . iam m B. O. Ohureli visor In the store whlcl carries m r PINE LENOX Founded October 1. XM Mala At. Rev. Joha r. Haaaoa. Paatar about 1,500 books, most of them 1 on with the implied ultimate pur-| H i* no reflection upon the Editor'! Note: Andover cor- I letterhead,' Talbot said. I q\ialttlea which have been In him C. E. Wlaalow, Mlnlator I'Bev. Jaaiea T . O’Caaaell for children and teenagers. It also Atty. Daniel P. Ovanaugl) of rlM S ^ I Gravel replied that whether or PHARMACY . . . . ' to aay that f'appv Baldwin haa R ««. ioh a V. BlanehfloM By IW. V TA IXVTtt reipondent Mrs. Paul Pfanstlehl has an extensive line of Christr.iaA Main St. has been recommended by “ . - (•'onn . \\\*A ' ^ H M/ I not he has the backing of his «t OfHce at Msnchtstft, take to overthrow the revolution In , paaalve atate chairman for f :30 B,m., Church School. O a s te t B«v. loaaph A MeCaaa IHTMtiw, FrMklbi IwrttMl* gave birth to a daughter, Nina’ cards. the Republican Town Committee home state organization, he intends 299 E. Center St.— Ml 8-OS96 nd Class Mail Matter. for All A f One small sect: an of Hale's was , , NU M • 1 I / / * Iraq. And aiibaeqiiently. when the I ,h. Republican p»l-ly. In fact. It FUavtertaot, FhIhUMpto Hope, at Manchester Memorial (RTC) to the Board of Education to find some xx-ay of making cer- SUBSCRIPTION RATKS revolutionary regime in I r a q haa probably been fortunate that 10:46 A.m., Worahip Mrvlce. Met- Sunday Maaoel at 6, 7, 8, 9, Slowly but'stMUlUy our einoil- formerly devoted to books, but it ; tain that the names of the Nalion- Payable in Advsnee atge by the Pmator. Topic: 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Hospital early yesterday morning. was decided to move to the lArger to become a member of thal board, Ons Year ...... Jl.s .V’ ahowed a diapoaitlon to give Naa- he haa had hia parlinilar quallllea. meiiU in apace vahlclea are May­ I al Party's 1960 nominees are put , Six Months ...... j , th. ,.„ur including Ihoae winch aorne crll- Speaks." She remains in the hospital and quarters so shoppers could hsve filling the vacancy created by the on the ballot c. iaI Pastor / Adams St. and Thompsem Rd. School In Boston. stand on this and other conlroxcr- JOHN B. BURKE dtrpslrhos homn aIao ro.*cr\od III fRV‘*i of Sn.'^Her sful then other. He never posed as the peer­ too, but with little reliability. tion of the new addition by the Hartford, He sei-ved as Republican less learter. hut he filierl a spot Rev, *loseph Paryell, Pastor What we need is a, reflecting'' T. C. Wright construction Co. of Finance Board chairman and has slal Isstios. Its approval by a pull aerviof rllonf of N E A ihfrird hnnu.sr vsr found it ir- Sunday, December 7. The Diamond Police Equip­ substantial majority seemed as­ FUNERAL HOME the parly might otherwise have Rev* Francis Butler, AMlstant surface out in space which vVrtU thii town, a small entryway at long been noted for his keen and Ice Inr «is(inK N’H.ssrr has tskm a n^w .9:30 a.m.. Paator'a Oiaas. ment Co. at 997 Main St..'one of sured. Puhb'hora P •- fu .'Aciit At l \ » « been unable to fill peacefully. And do this bouncing with precision the right side of the church Is now- aclix'e Interest in pubilc affairs. T E L M l 8-6868 10:30 a.m., Church School and the largest law enforcement sup­ Meanxvliilo. tlie National Com- .fuliiJA MAlli^'we ia1 Ac'Hm dufftion this timr intfj sn Rrms when he gf»es, lie goes not as the Sunday Masses 7, 8, 9,10:15 and and dependable regularity. being painted. Kearney xvho recentiy served as / York rhKApo pcitfiH And Nuraery. 11:30. plies in Nexv England, has estab­ schooi board chairman was forced miUoc put off anx final docisioii mi 87 EAST C EN TE R ST. MF.MPKP Arr>IT BfPKAI drnl with rtussin. Anf! thr report goat of the recent party defeat, but Space pioneers at least 10 years Something new haa added to the 10:30 a.m,. Morning Worahip. lished a branch store in downtown to resign because of travel duties xx'boro It xx'ill iioid its I960 ronx'on- A.5IBIILA.\rE SERVICE ('rn«’i:i.ATi()NS ; merely as the lime-.seiver who ago pointed out that a man-made church school program in the line of thr momrni liA.n s struKKl^ Advent Observance of the Lord's . Ht. Bartholomew's Church Hartford at 51 Allyn St, tn connection with his xvork xvith tinn. It li.ss hilts from Ixxs ,5n- gfi ! kept the front parlor presentable satellite steadily orbtttlng the of an Adult Bible study class led Th** Horsld Priming r,,inpATn Inr inj; on insidr Ii»q, with the Supper. Reception of new mem* Buckley School Auditorium The new store xvill open Monday the some insurance company. goloa. San b'lanrisco. Now 5'oik, SAJ*iitn''A HO finain ia1 rcApnn^ihllH v for i while the hoys in the bar k ifjoins earth would be a good reflecting by Allan R. Yale, Sr., assl.sted by tHi:on)sts tiring Paiissia sml Ms in hers. Subject of (.’omrnunion Medi­ Donald Richards. with appropriate ceremonies led by The RTC aiso endorsed Cong Allantii- City. .Miami Roacti and ivpc'grsphti el error* eppoArmr m ed- ! engineered their own inevitable de- platform, and that several of them vrrli.aonioiitA And ottid lendifit iiiA'in tation: "As Many as Received Sunday Masses 8. 9:15, 10:30. The group la now studying the Hartford, Mayor James Klnsella Edwin H. May for Stale GOP Ctiicagu. flnrnt r on tfir one hand snd Nss I ba< le. and who moves out her ause could be used as relay stations for In Th*- MAH'lic.tcr Kvminf Heisld Him " Book of John. All adults are In­ and police chiefs from Hartford. chairman, f?ommiltee Chairman final ilocision probality xxill lio Her and hl.s infhieme on the other' jthe parly has finally come to the a world-wide communications net­ edveriiAHif rIt.Miic h-' i’ * St. Maurice R. Church work. vited to join the class in its ses­ East Hartford and West Hartford. Dr. John Farnham said all mem­ dolayod until a siib-commilloo lan For M'’>ndA\ -1 pm Frifln'. At the same liine, ('(imnmnisis I f)olnl where It wants to le/ apture Representatives from the Colt got togothor XX nil Itopiihlican rop- Kmaniiel l.aitheran C'hiirch Rollon Center Perfect Orbit sions from 9:30 to 10:30 a m. In the bers of the committee believe May Tor Tu^eds' —1 pm Mi»nd»i’- ;ue reported renrwjng IheU op­ Ifontrol of its tiwn de.Mlinies. r. Henry Amleraon, Paator Rev. Bernard McOiirk, l*aator parsonage each Sunday. Firearms Co. will also be present. Mrs. Olga Massenglll is shou’n in one section of the J. W. Hale would be just as outstanding In ] rosontalix-os noM wooli. Tho\- ulll For ^V<*dne*dA^ I PHI T'lr*dA\ ‘ 'Fhe conD ast ( ‘ongi essinnn K>i It wait Arthur C. Clarke who trx' tn soo if tlio txxi* partio.s can For ThurAdA’ 1 pm \Ve.|,,.«.|A' position to Nasser inside the Sv- O. A lb e rt Pearson, To Accept Nexv Members The local firm xx-lll carry a dupli­ Book Store which opened recently on Oak Sj. (Herald Photo this position as he xvas as a Con­ ; May is going to provide is going to first siif;Ke.sted thal the best plan agree on a single city For Frlde^'- I P nr Thu» *d;4\ Minister of Miisic Mhhmc.s fit 7, 8 .30 and Ul «.m. A reception of three new mem­ cate Inventory In the Hartford by Pinto). gressman. For .Beturde\ - I p m FrldH' iian portion of the I'nitc*! Aiah be considerable would he to establish .three large store In order to serve the Increas­ rieAAifl»*d d*edhn«* in Tn a m ea. b bers will be held at the 11 a.m. Toxxn <'«lpndara Dsn* Fte^uiblir His tenure as state i hairrnan satellites ciirling the eartli 22,300 ing needs of Its customers west of da^ of puhluAtlon #x< <*01 Seimdev— Set omi SumJjt v In Advent I >i - | Hiicred Heart f'liiirrh morning worship and communion Mrs. Pittman, who is photo de­ Town oalendars tor 1959 are ^ e m may posslblv be shorter, but it will Clitirch SI., \ernoii miles above the equator, each of The Air Force envislona four satellite! circling the equator, each . the Connecticut River. The new live. The public is demanding and Most of onr alalesmanship, sn«l vine Wor.nhip and niurdi S( hool service of the First Congregational partment manager at the Weldon now being printed an I xvill he Ike to S(Mlcl be aitive, not passive If there Is Ke\. ItHiph Kelley, Pastor them 120 degrees apart. one acting as a bounce platform to permit world-wide radio and branch specializes In uniforms, re- fickle. Modern retailing demands " ; '7 , . 7 V' Saturday. Peremher S most of our <‘nmnient has. during 9 and 10 .'U) a m Only at fhia altitude are the Church. Drug Co. at 901 Main St., answer­ high management skills of many ' ' any pushing to be d<^uie. he is not Hernioii, "A 'Pitne 1 TV communications. x’olvers, and badges and xvill akso cember according to Town Clerk recent Near K^at developments, Be t ’onrern- satellites In the perfect 24-hour They are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ed the question. "Why does Ansco kinds. ' likely to be on the receiving end ed ■ f*astm AnderHun Masses at 8, 9 .30 and 11 a.m. MacDonald of Andox-er Lake, who have a complete line of leather ac­ (Charles Enes of the Democratic iT ig h t Budget linked Gornmunlsm and Nasser as If he proves to hr the tenter of orbit which keeps them over a cessories for police. u.se twin cameras In Iheir 1958 This means retailing offers fine T h f I jiw And T h r Man ^ At 4 and 7 30 ,p ni the annuHl given spot on the equator at all path with the precise speed for costly transmitting and receiving are transfering by letter from the advertising and what xvill It mean ('areer opportunities to young j>eo* Town Committee The DTC each H sort of common foe ami fonml any ( r.mpromi^ie, it is lik*>lv tn be j of Die Luna Pageant SI. l''rHii(’is of .\hhIs1 Church Nearly 1.50 police departments, limes He proposed thal each of the altitude. Otherwise they will apparatus all over the earth. Cadman Memorial Church in lo my business?" pie provided they have the neces­ year put o\it the calendars as s The nin.Al sbsorhinc thing Rbmil • •impiomlHe iii whu ii someborlv in the chui* h sam tuaiy. Sontli Windsor, Kt. 30 armored car services and Indus­ logic enough fm Dus i>v fo< using them could receive messages from deviate In orbit and spoil the whole Space scientists working on th* Brooklyn. N. Y.; and Robert Post, One Ihonsand dollars In piize sary aptitudes, backgrounds and combined public service and po- I To Congress Premier dr fJaullr.^ sllrinHliiig vleM.s aornething to the patlv not' |Rev. .\rtliiir .|. Ili‘ffernuii. Paalor a transfer by letter from the First trial plants are oiilfilted by Dia­ lilicai advertisement. «>n then anna ileala. their joint earth to he relayed to the others pattern. problem are watching a new de­ mond's and the store has a na­ money has been axvarded to the training. And there are positive rompioniiae m which Die psity' ( ruler < nngrrgalloiial Church , Re\. Kaymoiul IV I'liskauskas Congregations! Churvh of Haddon- programs for attracting such The issue is llmlled to about HUrressrs sn-! fHiluirs. uilh sonu- anil Ueslern diplomacy, and the and tlience back to earth again. And the Air Force doesn't want velopment in .satellite hardware tionwide mall order business. The United States and Canadian photo (('ontlnn^'d fropi Page One, snd Its chairman themselves give Re>. Clifford O. Simpson, Minister AnHiKtant Pastor the satellites to be mere spheres, with their fingers cros.sed. It may fleld. N. J. trade members that participated people. I (MK) copies a.s the cost is roughly Drying clothes of the .«fu< ( r.Asr.A l osting him like piomiHe of Kiiaatan finanr ing for Now MaJ. Kdward N. Wright of company also sells tear gas guns, wsy ^ I llev. iJiiireiico 3. Vincent since a spherical reflector is inef­ be that the inflatable aluminum Plans for f'ammunlt.v Group in the contest designed to acquaint To take one example. 31 foml- $6(M> It features a tov.n map. lists faihires. 1.*; tlist both pioxidr ten Mn.s.ne.s at 7, 8, 0. lU and 11 a.m. Ihe Air Research and Development sirens, red lights, inhalators and nnd cor\«oiidHte our financial the Aswan |)iun F4uf whatever Mas s one r fear handnap we j Associate Pastor ficient. In.stead it desires a flat .shell .satellite now under develop­ The Rev. Mr. Thomen has railed photo dealers with An.sco’s 19,58 indiistrv suppliers will sponsor a offii lals and boards as well as tion ■■ is easy today... tmtive snswers to s deej> snd fun MUppime Is that hc la young and | ('ommand haa revealed that the rain gear. high riiHV t»e involve.I in Dial reflecting .surface which will stay ment and test by the National a meeting of young adult.s beyond advertising campaign for Super total ot 39 scholarships lo the thir- chunhes. societies, activities and In hi« speech In the I ’ninn M-lalivelv Inexperienced in Die Semn frw the spr. ImU- fiiihhi- life 'I'hat risk will have to | Serni(»n- “ The FtiNcmiifitr t of Cooper and High Sts. and then began specializing in po­ mente of the lo<‘al Democnaiir able mrnns'’ ("tr must s rrussile satellites cilcling the equator, For this type of system the at­ solution to the Air F’orce's prob­ themselves and'the Community," The advertising campaign fea­ BO aendemi* year. The Universt- proposai.H to 5'iji out or rurlnil of Russia and Na.sMei sii.hlenlv he talo-n Hut even hh he and Die Mr Simpson preai lung I(4‘x. Paul (i. IToUopy. I^astor lice equipment in 1955. party and memberi of the DTC each one acting as a bounce plat­ titude of Ihe satellite must be lem. The first meeting will be held at tured X'isual comparisons of Super lie.s are (’nincll. Michigan Slate some fedeial set vices. which is willing to employ fpies* emerging as the anlagoni.sls in s partv take it we ran V(»lunteer II a m Oiurcti Srhw ip. which SHle do we . Iieei coverage can be achieved. la-Ms Kxpense furnish Ideal low coat passive re- The group’s aim of community . _ I and ]>iovides a year of study. A Tickets for the Wapping I'TA • onservalion p:nctices. ending Arnl If anvbmlv W'hefher sup- fl .'lO p m . (3uF» open hou.se 10 a m . Nur.'^ei V In the pari.sh slate police departments are legii- Square and Round Dance to he Obvloualy such a system cannot A flat reflector has great ad- lay.s. Rut a large number of them service would be similar tn that of At a regular meeting of the ^Scholarship Selection Uommiltee some vetemns benefits tnvol\mg The mirsrles rie (Jsulle hss so or wtiu h wrong home do we hai k piirter or foe, has an ulen that May in Woodruff Hall. hou.'^e dunng i hui* h worship. lar customers. The company has be established Immediately. The vanlage.s. It will retain the in the .sky and precisely positinn- the Mansfield Community Club board of directors of Hartford Na­ 'will choose the winners on the held tonight at 8 30 will be avail­ nonscrvice-ronnected health and far srhievpd, his s^rmuiKlv .sef iiir now *’ Hs slate ihnninan Is going t<> be 10 a III . nivijH* wor.ship with Ixeen a successful bidder on many basis nf demonst i ateci ability for able *l the door, according to Wapping ('omnuinlly House Sun- ftoiith Methodist Ctiiiri h dlfficulUe.s are Immense. strenglh of the reflected signals, I ed nr not there will alway.s. bo which the Rev. Mr. Thomen estab­ cdptracls for fuinishing police tional Bank A Trust Co. it was, dlsHhiliis" I'mhlem.s .and curtailing aurrrsses. hsvr sll involve*! pfdi s maneuverable quantit y, w i- ( an communion 'I’exl F^uke 21 2.3-.3H. potential food distribution industry Bennett Plotkin, Wapping School 7 to 9 p.m There will MliilNters Kach of the four satellites must pcrmlUiiig operation at a much | something up there to cslabiish lished while he was mlnLster of the cqutpnient. Uniform.s and shoulder iinanimousl\ votcn the Last Day of 10 years ago. the industry a career. < urrent part- Olass Omc*'rs Rle<'ted | lalionshlp with Other Faitlu^ ’ The pudiated the Instruments the f>oli War By Siewia Re^. Charles fteynolds cision so they arrive 22,300 miles It will bounce back the wide pxten.sive areas of the earth, were designed by Diamonds. share, payable Jan. 2. 1959. to tion Iecommendatinns along these and he is smhilloiiM He is never t he World time or full-time employment in The following grade eight class -Tunior PYF will meet from 6 to 7 line.M a year ago above the earth at exactly the band neressary for televisicm lrans-1 (f'opvright 19.58. OeneraFFeatures Local Delegates Attend Hiipper The owner, Sam C. Diamond, shareholders of record at the close ticlans of the extreme right, snd .'^oi net III les \oii di.siinci that vmi hkelv III hr hlin*l In the mnlues 3 pm. 7.M h Anniversary of Zion the industry and previous academic officers were recently elected at Havenport the Board of Benevolence, and have both trained In police work the Pleasant Valley School: Harold tore uhich originally brought him hkelv In i»r soft hefnie eiDier Ave. New Haven, and 40lh an- Guy Outlaw, epresenling the 3316 scholarships are available to Cummings, president; Janls Mall- Mas.ses «1 .St. Fraiu-i.x of Assisi so*s home heating lea.si some nf then effeDs l"iig Medilallon '"I'he I*'la\f*r of the the following: "I am the Lord. I under Dr. Albert J. Genua, dean of The Pratt Sign Co., fotmeiiy hlandrshmenl s ot Diieals And be Iyme agaui wield powei and an- 6 p m . ('riiol ami We.Hley Ghoirs. Lutheran Ghiitch. f'he.shire, 44 ca.scs of ulcer xvhich have not re­ Congregational delegates In this Albert Heavi-sides. who op­ by Robert J. Pratt, erects and Food Chains, National Association Mobilhest with RT-98 . . . the we iea*l, tn Die sprerh of Ma) Gen iah 43: 1.5, 211. | Elomentary S( hool soventh and Men will enjoy a special Com- Ml 3-6321 of his own Idealism, to cresting sn Dionty whicii would niske It d p m , Men s < linrnl rehearssl at Wallingford Kd Doctor Soys sponded to other treatment. area the 3-year $7,.500,000 Chris­ erates Albert’s Beauty Studio at maintains both neon and regular of Retail Grocers, the Super Mar­ moet completely effective fuel Aiigtist .SitiMinhiirg ttie Arrnvs Correlative passages from "Sci­ ket Institute, and so on. eiglith graders will be held e om niunion .Sunday breakfast after atmosphere of gofnl strong enough wiirDi while for- aiivboilv I the .lease I,ep I louse 4 pm. F>edicntion of enlarged One correspondent asked re­ tian Higher Education fund drive Vernon Circle with hi,*. son, type signs and also doc.s truck oil additive in use today. And 7:30 lo 10:15 p m. Dec. 12. Receipts Holy Comtiuinion si the 8 s ni. iU‘))Ulv I hiet ol iutliiwiiH r. s NUg- All theHe (jiialil le.s. alDioUgh 7 p ni Adult Hthle Haa.s will i haj'cl of the I.utheran ('hurch of ence and Health with Key to the cently how to avoid getting ulcers. which xx’lll be launcheo !5Iiieh to Help UliiiHelf Manchester merchants who are in June from Robert Carey or Robert might po.ssllily lie fouglit for i)li|ili ng. niav sugui \\ei| fot I 7 p m , MH*'. GfKiprr Hall, carol I ladleV. M ass. Probably those who oat regu­ chosen as the church’.s delegates Connecticut Hairdre.sacrs and tional Association of F'ood ('hains. anced payment plan and many which fipened thr wsv for tils sa 221: "fjod ta Individual, Incorpo­ anxious lo help youngsters inter­ A lively group of high school O’Connor or other niembcrs of Uie pailv [)iii|)nse and unity In a sing anil games 3 pm, Wallher l.,eague Young larly and xx-ell, and those vVhd at a meeting of the (Jhurch Coun­ Coamotologi.sts Assn. Inc. Elec­ 1025 Connecticut Ave. N. W., "It woubl hr tm e, aanl Geneiitl real. He is divine Principle, Ijove, By EDWl.V P. JORD AN, 51.D. ested in making a career In the students enjoyed the Grange-spon­ Mens Cluh The Rev Leonard other extras designed to make sumption of pouer, \Nith his ap­ seii.sr Die serlionat and faclinnal i 7 pm. MYI-' will tia\e a jnint F*eople H .Society and others. leav­ lead calm lives unperturbed by cil this week. tions were held hy the organiza­ Washington 6. n.(\ SilHunbiiig ''til hr ahlr In (tv;h1 Sl program with S\'nngogue Youth of the universal caii.se, the only Written for NE.A Serxice retail field would do well to in­ sored Record Hop at the C’nmmun- Goode, former Navy Chaplain, will home heating really eaty. prove 1 and consent )>nil\ hnsses nf the eia l>o\^ pass ing from church for Ghri.stma.s the rl.ishes of their work or in .■ilchonl Menus IJsted tion this xvee'.c. Retailing is not onl>’ a fast­ Temple Beth Stiokmi. creator, and there is no other self- vestigate some of the college schol­ growing business but a fast ity House in Wapping last night. be featured speaker and Mrs. Ro­ least pait of s wai w iDiout tvlllihg ing u.Hc*! t'lippv Baldwin as a card rnmllng, followed by Young Peo- Hlcers of the stomach, of their home stand a better chance School menus for the coming'" wMi At IhCHe mmueuts. wr all lookinl 8 p III , W e s 1 e y Fellow.Hlup. exiatenre. He la all-lncliiaive, and which there are txx-o main varie­ arships now being offered. changing one, Tliat means oppor­ Chaperones ir.iduded Mrs. Alan land Berard is m charge of the or woi.mdlng an\one. ami wiUiout tattle dealing tn earh nttier ai'rns** ple'.s nieeting. nf avoiding ulcer than those who week will be as follows: Monda.y, Mrs. Winona Pittman's entry in Mobilheat RT-fB lit de riaulle and hoperl he had him N'nw (he slate < hHii inan him (older youth I wfll meet at the Is reflected by all that i.s real and ties, are usiiallv cin.ssed among According to Industrial News tunity unlimited for the right peo­ Barbrick, Mrs. Melvin Stead. Mr ladies serving breakfast. piiipertv Tonight achieved Uie miiniie of having s»*|f ^^ ||| tie holding I Ih' deik. and home nf .lohn 'Pelgener, 28-J. Gnj-- Ht. Mar.x's f'ipiNcopiil Church the chronic disorders. .Much has ple, industrial News Review says. and Mrs. Leonard Barter. Mr. and •e dmos-aetion as one can go. ish, bread and butler and fruit; sored by the Ansco Company xvas other enterprises l.s far different Hihuwed h\ Die ua«> of an aeioMol, deriding to whmn tie will deal ft dm I >1 1\ e Chiirr-h and Park Streets been learned iiboul thi.s interest­ Mrs. Raymond Livermore, Walter The Auxiliary of Al>e E. Miller oddffiv good Intentions tovvniil a goml rml Tuesday, Shepherd's pie, green a good one it won the first prize than it used to he. It is bigger, Po.sl. A.L.. will sponsor a piililic v\ hh'li \^•^lull| tie liieallM'd l)\' eiieinv will to- a s;nooDi rimdern gain*’ Hex. Alfred L. Williams, Rector .Seaoiid Congregational (tiiireh ing condition over the pa.sl .veaivs. During the month of November, G. F'oster and Norman Southergill. tieal aivl otrlilrrate transilmy beans, bread and butter and tapi­ of $500. more •' •iehovah's V4 Itneascs Rev. Pre**<-olt Rr'iich *Fr., Assistant 38.5 .Norfh Main Street Among oilier things, the un­ labor market conditions in New Featured were bop and waltz t on- troops, and wiiu ti vsould ieiu- oca pudding; Wednesday, turkey tests. o’clooH at the Ple public will he serve Reception of new members. There are certainly other Influ­ crisp Friday, fish sticks, mashed It vvMH peDuip.s inevitalile that 4 I.') p ni VN'atcli To.ver Stiidv. (liapci "*!(| churchi and hi' the Three divorces wore granted by and strong seasonal factors re.sult- p.m. Charles H. Monm of Main St. at But then thr taint that was upon i 3-7 p.m. Christmas family ences which are important once potatoes, peas bread and butter MORIARTY our leHilmg of Dus slmuUl t>e m< 'Wh\' This As-semhly Stioidd Re­ Nurseiv ('hapel at 41 Park St. ed in job gains throughout New First ('liurch Service Hartford Hospital Tuesday de Gaulle's orlgirml coming to pow­ workshop. they have developed. ■Ii'dgp (.'harles S. House .yesterday and raspberry snow with custard <'Om|uinieil tiv sn immediate sen.se solve " Ghui' li Si'liool i'la.s.ses follow these England during the month." he At First Congregational f'hurch er made s suiprisr reassertlon of Cei'tainl.v ulcers tend to come m a short calendar session of Tol­ sauce. Milk Is served with all Sunday a caravan team from the of rn iig lit I mn, fm we were lining A 'rtiniifilil for Tfolay 9 {Ti'lo' 1< servti-e.s said. Manchester Evening Herald BROTHERS Covenant Congregational tTiurch back and. the symptoms get ivorsc land (’minty Superio Court. Alt meals. (Tongregational Presbyterian Stu­ .South Windsor correspondent El­ Itself In the nrvv national electmns. (Voncordia Rvsngrllf*iil lAitheran 11 a m . l!i»lv ( ’ommunfon with While unemployment has iMU leading at an early a t lei m ton Sp o n so re d h ? the 61siichiN«t«ir 48 Spruce St. whenever a person haa some men­ Ihe divorces were on gi'oumls of Polio Booster Shots Planneil dent Fellowship of the First more Rumhnm, telephone .Mitch­ bringifig into futuir Irgislnlivr < 'hnreh Senu'r- I'hoir, s«uinon by the assist­ dropped in recent months. Gernes tioui. not long aflei lum h And CminrII of (^iirrhea ant . t elebrniil, tlir l eclor, Rev. K. RJnar Rank, Pastor tal or nervous .strain or shock. Dr. W. C. Halnsxvorth of Willl- (Thurch in f'ambridge. Mass., will ell 4-0674. Ml 3-5135 dominance snd power sll the ele­ Winter and fiardei’ Streets intolerable vruclly. 7 p m Kvening Prayer with This fact has been recognized by mantlc, local school phy.siclan, will .said, job seekers still remained in lead the 9:30 and 11 a m, worship Dus is the pirtlae hoiii al which, The Rei . Krtch Hnindt, Pastor Patricia Thayer Lchan was excess of job openings in all of the 301-315 Center St. ments whose ssatstame de Gaulle "I dnll I get aruthing out < Boys' ('lioir' followed t»y Instruction Sundav, December 7. doctors for a long time, but there administer polio booster shots In services. These young people will foi aome time m>'v we have l>«en grained a divorce from John E.. a clinic In the . 'enienlary school major labor markets of New Eng­ originally arcepteil and whose aims ( ’hui i h ' ' .Sumla \ iVr 7. 2ml Sundav In on lh(‘ faith amt pnicti('e of the .Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. was not much which they could do also asalsl in four church school noticing the pirsemr of a ■ umpel Ijolian. both of Vernon, xvth cus­ for which plans are noxv being land. ScoUs Olisrrvr j he later ir)r(tr*l Ami ruivv tlir ! We hear this statement all ton Advent (’hurch hv the < bogy CTiiirch-tlme Nuraery. 10:30 a.m. about It. departments and tonight are tody of mimir children awarded to made. ling drowsiness in Die very an we ] frequently Bei'haps Du' person 8 4."> a m Sumlav School Dailv in the parsonage Even now the victim of. a The government bureau. In co­ leading a Joint Pilgrim Y'oulh Fel­ mere prrarm r «*f Hum exaggerated Mrs. I,ehan. Tlie 'efordant was The booster shots i. ill be glx-en bieaUie HiDieito we havt> felt j making that alalemeni hasn t H 4^ and 10 1 fi ;» ni Worahip 7 p m . Kvemng F^rayer in the Morning Worship. 10:40 a.m. stomach ulcer can probably do operation with the State. Ftmploy- lowship meeting with the Broad 50lh Anniversary re-exaltalmn of the forces wtilrli Memoiinl Ghapcl of the Nativity. gniiiled icasonai/le rights of VLS-. sometime later this year as a FURRIERS compelled to enleitaln and Itn- thought out the rettson w In Sei \'ii ea omi. ■'The Fndunng .Sermon: "Christmas Prepara­ more to help himself by trying to ment Service agencie.s. cls.ssifies ‘ Brook and Wapping ('hurch Fel- nation. Mrs. Lehan was awarded followup for the aerle.s of three and l)F..<4IG.\r.R» were willing t«i use de Gaulle's Whnl la worship" Wmship stmts TmiDT tlisl SeiVHe u.Ming the V\’edne«days in A'lvent : tions" rommunlon will be celebrat­ major labor market areas In ,ac- lowships Mr Hncl Mre. C^HrleH O, Srolt, , CHESTER'S mediatelv reje can. alimony. Iheir s30lh wediling aiiniverHary ' REM O D El could be too much lunch. It could act of worship inny be des< nl'ed :t :'.0 pm Stale I,uDu-r league p Ml. Church Notes Denver. Colo., are group co-chair­ threaten aoinr of thr iuMa< les hr Thi‘ Salxatioii Army Many treatments have been and Della I). Hiir.st of Springfield, During Novcmbei" the buieau v o u n OLD FUR COAT be old age. We prefer to sicept tlie as "to give" and otily ImdihMitnlh Evening Fellowship Hour 7 p.ni. Services will be held in St. men Other caravaneers include: with n fftmlly parly Bt then home Hallv Hi Titmt\ LiiDieran Ghun h mil Main St. are being used for ulcers. Alnjost claTssifled four New England areas INTO A NF.W seemed to achieve during the pe "to get " MU( h "popular r eligion’' The most i-ecent of the films Ma-ss., xvas granted a di.orce from Peter’s Episcopal Church Ipmor- Donna Spector, ('ape Cod; Stove explaiiMllon now offereil, which la New Ha\en Meet al the Ghiircii Major aiul Mrs. K. Walter l,amle all of them are aimed at the stom­ Riis.aell W. Hurst of Vernon, and in Group "C." seven in Group "D.'' IhbI eveninfC | rlod when hr srrmrd to liave sm neglacta this. We should he alert at 2 p m juodiiced by The American Bible roxv as follows: Jloly Communion. R o I c b a u g h, I^nrasler. Ohio; They were married in Hnrtfojd. that Die Army is siremly experi­ Offkeers In Charge ach Itself, where the ulcer lies, P.aymond IJrsin was granted a and six tn Group “E ' • ( api* • NInIe reeded in svverping ihrsr innurm r« to this principle Our prayeis of Society. "The Bearer of the 8 s.m.: church school and family Ralph McKinnis, Boulder. Co)o.:j Dec. 5. 1908. by the Rev Henry and at the nerxoiis cause, divorce from Janet T. Uisln, both Generally. Gernes .said, unem­ • Jacket From $19.95 menting vs'lth our air. and that prslsa are the Important elements Book," will be shown at this serv­ xvorahip service. 9:.30 a m ; morn­ and Ron Reynolds of Fteno. Ne­ Kelsiev Most nf their mBrned life out of sight < 'oimminlt> HspUst < hiin-li Hundav Schol at 9 3tt a m. In most ulcers of the stomach, of Tolland. ployment in fJroup C’ areas ranges that (eeling W'hlch occaslcmally de- In our worship. When we ‘'pen om 393 fliMf Cenl4*r .St. at the tireeii ice. ing wor.ship at li a m. vada, Al! are college students at WBB .**pent In KhbI Hb it ford, and ( nil MI 9-7218 nr Rm-kxllle TR 5-5029 Glasse.s for all ages. Hohnes.s serv­ thei'e is an Increased amount ,0f ■ In an action brought by Nina C. between 3 and 6 per cent of the r>ne r»f thrsr mirritlr.s wma Iua hearta to (lod. and only then. lan John K. NeulH»rl. Minister Bulletin Board C'ambridge's I.seKley College, Har­ for tlie pant II yeaiB the> have St emis upon ua in early aflemoon ice at 10 43 a m Special t>nmt and acid present which Irritates .-the Hale against William N. Hale, labor force Ihe percentage In For Free Estimate In l our Home. grand grstuir of ofirting timing God apeak to ua. North Methodist Ohurch The B.all and Chain Club will vard or MIT. liveil In MancheBter. IS thr M'Hull ojf Army senwiol. v(»cnl musH'. Sermon hv Major ulcer and delays or pi-eventd' its both nf Rockville, Mrs Hale was Group D is between 6 and 9 pei the V ol inc on tin- . ttri.sl 11111 n-ri 9;30 ami 10 4.3 a m . ‘I'wo .similar .300 Parker Street hold a public aquare dance In Immediately following the early Stott lotlied from the Hiutfoid 3'2 BURKE ROAD. ROCKVILLE l.^mie healing. Most treatments, ■ there­ granted a legal si-paration on the Phelps Hall at 7:30 p.m tonight. cent, and in Group E, will run be­ Hut. aiDim4(b ^*c can think of SeMhe.s of Worship. Right Hand Rev II. Osgood Bennett, Minister worship service parishioners are Fire Inauranre Co. b« blnder\ fore­ frrrdmn t*i all thr Afi i- an 1ci t i Hospital visitaUon al 2 pm by fore, try to counteract this cxce.ss grounds of habitual intemperance. Court Games Tonight tween 9 and 12 per cent m> iimie pleasHiit way to Oght S of Fellow,ship to new Memheis Rev. James 51. Busch, invited to share in the Coffee man five veHri B|fo tones w lit. w ;t'i! A,| i! H\ nl fio mg Mrs Kh/.abeth Wll.son and Mrs, acid and thus allow Hie ulcer a She xvas awarded custody of two A faculty vs. parents basketball .Tames E. Heller, dlstrtct representative for Ansco. examines $500 \vai ill |>a-4.s an afternoon, the Ruth Millelt Ordinance «*f <\unmunlon Sermon 5IlnlHter of EdiieHlIon Hartford and the Slamfonl- i Hour They have one non, Katie; two Major Lanue. FMayer nu'Pimg at better chance lo heq,!. minor children, $7..'i0 weekly sup­ night xx'lll be held In the RHAM piize check held by Mrs. Winona Pittman, photo department what Ihrv all | ■; t*'11 m a ni v v\anh'<| “'nie Wise Men Game 51 r. Jaiiies 55'. 51cKa.V, Norwalk area have been classed laitheran Serxice danRhleta, Mia. George Hickey. Aiiiiv oiwmiisiy haa not yet ellmi* fi:43 pm Kvening service at 7 One of the most, riimmon treat­ port of each child, and SIO per High School gymnasium under the manager at Weldon Drug Co. Congratulations are being given hut. at thr same tiinc . unMing fm 9:30 a m . Sundax' Ghuicli .School .5llnlster of Mnsle ns "C." New Haven as "D, ' and Our Savior I.ulhersn Church, Bnd Mrs. Arthur Murphy, and iiated all Die buga from its lateat pm. Seimori tiv Majr s nc- 1< nu 1 If hf is old anough to date, he fi’ cliililnm and vouDi. ('ladle Roll Bridgeport. New Britain snd worshiping in the Wspping Gram­ aeven grandchildren, all of Man- i ial music liy Baml, Si*ng.slers, and ings of small meals, alternating itation to the defendant xx-hen he Means Committee tonight. Game.s ( Herald Photo by Pinto j. wea|' m,, Junior High and Sen- Certain ' gekilln-like sulistances teams will be held starting at 8 Court Picks Slate take Dir l-rnnlifiii |.,iDi n>. gl.tv^ Corner Route It 5 mid South Road 9 a Til Niir.aery, Kindergarten. at the High St. School in South St., and John Rohan. 183 Center xvill be emphasized In the Siindsy u•‘«Ml Hi vviiik on u.s, we sWo ii‘Hli7:e tempte*! ti» allow' oO at the wheel, | lor Youth Kellowahlp.s meet at- Du* called mucins have a ' similar ef­ o’clock. ingly flra\iil.r.| h\ dr ciiuillc Ilex. Carlton T. Daley, 511nlster I .lunior Higli. Senior Higli. Adults. GENIRAL Glastonbury Thursdny at 8 p.m St , are attending the .stiide . School, meeting si 9 » m. arid tn COMINQ ALL NEXT WEEK lerlain vanations In l(a Influrnie. he Is riskltig not only hia own neck i rhiiiili lo nlleiiil llarttor.l .Aasoii- I 10:;tn 11 111 , Nuraery. Kindergar- fect because they are supposed I -Rockville Emblem C3ub will the morning worship at 10:15 a m. At Annual Meeting Ftut with Dir ro.v kreruh Na allon h'sll Kallv. Asylimi Aieiiiie tp Voat the area of the iiteer and Manchester Evening Herald .An­ j hold its monthly meeting and ixeekend retreat a' St. Edmund's A T THE I'll*' arrosnl III qiiestmn oiivimisly hut hers, lot 9 .10 a Ml . Ctllll rtl School for Grades 1 through fl Tomorroxv xvill be "Wliite Sun­ The Rev. Waller L. Abel will have lioral A‘>.srii.b! . tml it la ...... Baptist I'hurcli, llarlfoid. Hung TV SERVICE dover corrmpondent, Mrs. Paul Christmas party Wednesday ex'e- ■Novitiate, Ender. Island, Mystic. If her parents tell her hi he in iiui'sei x', kimlergai leu, pi lniary and’' Methodist Youth Fellowship: protect it from the Irritating acid day" at Center CongregaLlonal for his sermon theme, "The Bonk Chapman Court, Older of Am­ lui.H Its peak efftclem.v In the early saiidwhlies D. Pfanstlehl, Mephone Pilgrim inlng, at the Elks Home, Ro(;kvllle. gloinrratmn of nghtist.s who wrnild al a cerlHlu time, lie Is ie.spon.silile .senior depai t iiieiil.-i ■1 1 1Mini Higli. .5:30 p iii. ' In the stomach. i Days M HI* A Call Church. Following a ciialom of That Equips Us For Life" aranth. al Us annual meeting last sttei imoi Its iHftiieiu e seems to j f,,,- Kelling liei luime on llie clot 2-«85«. ' A catered dinner xvill be served at he more likrlv i*. want to irrstai' 11 a Ml . t-liiii,li School for Senior High, 6:30 p in. In the last fexv years many i Night! wXs99 Phil Part! many years, gifts xxrapped in white Applications for church member­ evening in the Masonic Temple, disappea slmiv.1 , iim|ilrteh lie-! even If slie doesn't press Hie point (•nspel Hall .tumor and .Iiiiiloi High depart- people have been operated on for ! TBU Ml 8-5482 6:45. Following the business ses. Cervilii Rt^porls ship xx’lll be available xx-ilh mate­ elerled .Mrs .Mlldrer' I^noruis of MANCHESTER are sent b.v Ihf church to Rush llsli Firm li I nlMiiiHltMu in Alrna 415 Center .St. aion the members will exchange iluei'ii Ilie lioiirs of iiililiilplil mid ! If he dates her, lie slioiildii I iiieiits ulcer by cutting a nerve knoxvn I rials explaining the practice snd Mansfield as ro.vi matron: and luxr t'han mal'.r Iiat paitncis out i»f Ih*' I.oii|(tiiiip Mi'inlipr dollar gifts. Mrs. Marlon F^red. Memorial Congregational Church talk aliiiiil liei in aiiv wav Hint 9 .1(1 II a 111 Morning worship proceedure of Lutheran congrega­ husband. H(irold I»omls, as royal li a In ami llieii, iiiiH. roiininlili. lo j erick of Rockville is chairman of in Atlanta. Ga. They are distrib­ Tax CollectioiiH F'rrm h tri iitorn‘s their ttic |iHilt ! ciiiiltl lull I tier repiil al loll I .Siuidav, to 30 s ni Hrealiing of sermi'ii aiilijec.t "Tile Pi nice of tions. These materials xxill be dis­ patron. Peoria, III. i.4’> .Spry-diS-year-old the committee,. and Mrs. Esther uted there to a dav nursery and ahead no longer senu-s rpntc foi i.e, .line Vei \ powei fill apalii lir If lie iiiakes a dale li. lias lo I liiead I'eiu e III Oili World " Tlie Sacra- SEPTIC TANKS cussed In the Lutheran Informa­ Splelman, co-chai|fm8n. Reserva. kindergarten, ah old people's home A total . of $42,.561.55 xx-a^ col­ Other elective officers are Mrs SHOPPING PARKADE . Iwreii Ihe iiiorniiig hours of ft and | keep It. no matter wlial else eoiiies 1'2 I.-) pin. Sunday .Srluuil. nieni of bai'IIsm and reception of Mrs. Elizabeth Vinz,, a member of AND tion Course, the last in the series, beautiful to somr of the Afiiian Autiiiiiatie TVansmiaalon and a hospital. Children of dhe lected in jiropcrty taxes during Hazel Anderson, assoctate ma­ almig llmt tie would ralliei do j7 pm, Gospel iiieeling new meiiilieis the State Park Baydisl Chiin-h for COSMETICS tions should be made through Mrs. people involved 'riir\' tiave until 7 As applied expertmentHih to Rebullders • church school may bring gifts to meeting at 9:10 a.m Additional tron; snd her husband. Gustsf A The (ervatvat Chri»tmn» Attraction When lie makes a dati' for eiglit | Tuesday. * pm. Prayer meel- It a , Nui sei V. 75 years, has oulKved three church George Grailadlo, 109 Henry St., November, according to a monthl.v meie .niliaii life tins is iiotiiiiiq 111 55’E CARRY AI.I, A A 11 Autaniatlo PLUBGED SEWERS I by Tuesday evening. . the service at 9:1.5 or 11 a.rh. Gifts opportunity for questions will fol­ AndSrson as associate patron Feh, 4 In innUe Dieii hnal «)ei isn)n oclock he ahoiildn'l lie early and ing 7 p 111 Advent vandlelighllng buildings and yelped break ground report of Paiil Cervin). collector of in Connecticut. TIIK TOP IJNES Trunsmisston Service . should he marked for boy or girl revenue. low the morning worship. Mrs Elizabeth Heavisides xvas as to hrthri thrv shall rruiHui In.lie tliaii Sll Im oiiveiileiii e, oi sii hr sluiiildn I he late , Kiiday, 8 pm,. Bthle loading. serx’lce ! for the fourtji', Wapping Cfiiirch .Services 1H22 Bumsldet Ave. MaehiRi OlMneA The Women's Auxiliary of St. and the age for which they are Other sources, Cervinl said. elected treascrer. siiiiisliiK iiony Wtieii it ('oiiies to He slioiild lie peifeilty willing 7 p 111 . .Senior MeUiodl.st Youth Mrs, V(Az went lo Sunda.V Sunday School at Wapping Com­ wit h l*'r am c. 5^<>i i ,r »d t h r m ARTHUR DRUG East Hartford Mary's Episcopal Church w ill meet appropriate. broughi lAHt month's total receipt! These officers am' the appointive llir ini.smess ol mailing sii army to meet her famlh and stioiild Tnicottville Congregational Chiirch Fellowship. School at the original church site, Septte Tiuiluii. Dry Wrlls, Bewsr munity Church will meet at 9:30 are tui < lon.sidning i ri {>n.*ndej ing I’ hnne IIII S-Sfil? Monday at 7:10 p.m. In the -hurch. meet 7 " »6< J>66.98. Since July 1. the oflleers will be installed on Sat­ allow tier paieiils siicli little cour­ Robert K. Hhlmoda, Minister a little, wooden building. Lines lasUUed— Cellar W atrN Manchester WATES will a.m. with classes for pre-schoolers, their original «houf if tlirv sleep instead (i! maicli mi Its stom- proeflar Done. The cantata. "Bethlehem," will be Tuesday evening at the Italian of current fiscal .year, the urday evening, Jan. 17. SANTA'S tesies as rising u tirii they come First Ctinreh ot Christ, Scientist grade school, high school and an Bi li, houever, one needs In he able Into tile riaiiii telling llieiii good 11 am . Morning worship, oele- 5lasiinlo Temple "T- American'aub. The speaker will town has collected taxes. State should, thal would be a Iomh n| Adul.( Bible Class. The Rev. Roy By tha time many an executive ilo giiaraiilee a greater nonslateiioy nigh I wlieii he leaves Ihe lioiise, hrating the I.ord's .Supper. (' Ii. Choir, under the leaderahlp of Mrs. ‘ assistance, fees, and other receipts one. of the fine. lns|>lrrd dr Gaulle IM IN N E Y BROS. Willi.£ n' George Krause of Krause's Hutcheon will preach at the 10:45 la in a position to take two hours |iir pffei I la, Die hiiiiinne hope llial and so on Tslcoll and William Smilli. senior Sunday aervlce mid (Tiurch thi Greenhouses. Mrs, Betty Edwards amounting to a total of $3,191,- acuomplishmcnts. hut a Iosh («ie a m. service on "Ye Have Seen A for lunch, his doctor limits him to If tie expects a girl lo looU her deacons. Kay Adams and .lames School, tl a.m. Sawaroat DiipoMl Co. . ‘Charge ..of .rrangements. 889.50. counting a balance of $227,- CHRISTMAS BEARS I siii li a goal ran he reanhed. and Great Light." fully due. thr m^jnli.sl would in McNally, deacoii.s 943.76 from the last fiscal year. crackers and milk. Tltmua Tid­ liesl when stir goes out with him, Wednesdav .Iiieeling. 8 pm. Ufl-lSt Pearl SL — Ml 8-SS08 TTie Senior PYF will meet at the ings. siat, to the fad thal ral Homen—SliM'S parking meter fund.' $2,123,27. PRICES SAME AS LAST YEAR! CHRISTMAS ,'fREE. watch an absorbing stniggle be­ day night?" | (Aaaenibilea of Ouil) " SPECIALIST behavior, medication, etc. ,Vl|iese .lust becaiiae he' g o *! itaad\' Vernon Street KGINMNG TOMORROW, DECEMBER 7 tfll* MANCHESTER November receipts for the 60o I A. Y. DreMed I ’lider 20 Lbe.—Over 20 l-hs. 50c tween the law and the man. record! are circulated ftW of with a girl, he ahouldn't expect to K. I. (iiiatafaon Pastor Oearteay. DepeisdaMHIy, Water Department came to •Tea! We Pull The Teadoha—Delivered In Maneheater It Von charge to all blind people by the Tins WEEKLY' PROORA5I IH HPONNORRD BY THE WUDING SERVICE PARKADE STORES OPEN EVERY NIOHT hang out at her home all the Urn*. Integil^ T m aid Gauatry $39,171.78, bringing the total col­ Cuioot Pick tip Tearaelt Library o f Congreaa through 30 re­ MANrilE.ATER 5nNlHTF,RIAL A8SOCIATIUN lected since July 1 to $187,330.62. Any bay who ta old enough to 9:4,5 a.m, Siinda.v School, Open Multlpla UsHng Scnrtoa f u r n a c e aad BOILERS gional Nbrariri for the blind. flewer Department receipts last T U I t:N INGLUDINO SATURDAYS Which Side Do We Cheer? date la old enough to have -aonie It am. Morning Worahip. U L U A N ii. ORANT Re p a t o e d Participotinq Cter^ymM Oraiiaft Ga. month cams to 82, with the total FRANK HARARURDA dating mannera. But he prob­ H p.m, Christ's AmbaiaadorK All Day Sonday ( MJ S - lI U A M I SW AM P 1D„ OLASTONBim T TEL. MBdferd a -till M H AND lASY PASglN* M g IISO CAgS I t A ou ld b« a aomewhat ebaa- The only doctor who can eure ably won't— uhleas hia parents 7 p.m.. KvangelisUc Serylcc, Dm . 7—RmbMUwiWincI D«c. 21^ m v . C I H M SimpueN M l f-4143 M . » « i a rolleclcd sihec ths start of tho young couple who U lova-aick la tantng axparianea fo r both atatea- have drummed them Into him. A warm welcome alwayai awalta PINE PHARMACY D«c. 14— Rmv. CInnI m R*ynoldt D«4. 21— R«v. Lawrtiie*' AhmoiiC flacat yaar at octor of Divinity. — Imogene (All Hghta reaervedi N B A Berv- you at the CTiapel. Come and wor­ m m and jmu|AUaU to taJu a look •M CKMTBR n . Ill 8-M14 Fay lee, Inc.) 1 ahip with uil PAGE 8 0 MA^irCHES'ITSR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1958 PAGE SEVEN

Struck Papfer Survival Plan L. TDC Hires Tibbetts Probe Falls Short Little Rock Votesr , •' As Executive Director Plans to Print Outlined hy Small Editions Of Reaching Moon CD Director For School Board The Town Development Com­ (OoBtlmied «roni FBg* Om ) mission’s lon^r search for an execu­ (Ooiitiaued troiB Pag* Uac) (Continued from Page One) The ganaral ouUliiea of tha State tive director to head its projrram Vernon Civil Defenae aurvival plan and a grition. The order directs U.8. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Qf eltracling industry to Manches­ Tha Guild, raprcaanting aome The Air Force made three at­ racommandad S-ataga avaeiiation District Judga John E. Miller of ter ended yesterday. 300 Star rcporteri, photographar*, program wara praaented to Mane Fort Smith to take afflnnstlve Selected as the man for the post, tempts to send a apace probe to the copy editora and commercial em- qhaatar CD Adviaory Council steps to force the reopening of l i t ­ which pavs $fi.240 a year. Is 29- vicinity of the moon. The Aral, In mambera laat niiht. tle Rock'e four public high echools year-old Richard S. Tibbetts who pinyei, called the alrlke early yee- Emond Wins August, ended In failure when the Emeat W . Brown, director of and to bring about Integration. has already had Kcvernl years ex­ terday after negotiations collapsed. rocket blew up after only a few the aurvival project for Connecti­ ' Tho five board members who re-, iX perience in industrial de\elopment \^'age« at lasi.e cut, dlacuaaed the plan and Man- minutes In flight. The second, In ^$1,000 Award 'signed did so after the Appellate and public relations work cheater'a paFt in it during a 2-hour Wages snd length of the work October, was partially successful Court issued ita order early in No­ Tibbetts will hepm his duUeH^ aeaalon at the Municipal Building. MANCHESTER Jan. fi. accordiME to Tr’K" ('liairman , week were the chief stumbling In that the rocket traveled about Paul A. Emond of Bolton Rd., vember. They declared they were blocks. a third of the distance lo the In presenting the StaU plan to caught between Federal and State MANCHESTER Leonard Sender. j Vernon, has been awarded 11,000 the local CD men. Brown said it Tlic { ‘nmnussion ha.*^ l>rcn inter-, "Tbere have been no overlurcH moon. The third attempt a month pressure and described their posi­ was based' on the utilization of \irwinc lantlidalc.^ for Die j"b for from inanagcnient," a guild ago fizzled when the third stage by Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, tion as one of “hopeleaaneaai help­ AUTO PARTS existing governmental services in se'ri Hl months, and ha.s horn aided I Bpokennmn said. He added that of the cacrlcr rocket misfired East Hartford for a suggestion he lessness and frustration." an extreme emergency. Rather 270 BROAD in d-? search by Ki imnmir I>evelo;<- round-the-clock picketing appeared Today's firing—right on schedule submitted last month. Little Rock’d iTlfh schools did than set up an Indeiendent volun­ Sfefe. ’ niPS'l s.‘'Ori-‘Itc.s. It ‘AHS tiirou^hf to have kept mechanical woikers at 12:4.’i a.m. EST—came -xactly Emond's award waa third high­ not open at all this year- Faubua 99 E. CENTER ST__ TEL. Ml 8-5009 the effort.s of I’lr R“slon (on.sult-' from reporting for work last night one year after the low point In est In a field of 142 Aircrafters teer organization, he said, the most ordered them shut to avoid court- CHOICE VAJUE'ITl Alwajra At Tour Sendee For In;; linn that Tii'Ortts wn.s |r.. ated. and early today. American missile prestige when who shared 36,288^50 in the No­ practical way of handling an ordered integration. QUALITY a SL^HINE SHOP SERVICE THE NEW GODDESS pen Iri said, | Noyes, however, said he wa.s the first Navy Vanguard satellite vember suggestion program. emergency situation is to put all All except about 600 of the 3,700 e EQUIPMENT New ^ ork .lub ' hopeful mechanical crews would rocket blew up. Since then this An engineering aid in the ex^ State and local ofticiabi in charg#- students affected are enrolled In SEAFOOD 0 PARTS (new snd retmllt) GRECIAN LOOK IS Ir llie 'ieor;;ej report for the day shift He said country has fired four Earth perimental teht office, Emond was of the ways and means to survival. private schools or public schools * ACCESSORIES \V Warnr ke (*«). lO Ne’.v’ Y-ok loj that with the aid of aupervlsory satellites aloft. one of the fev/ office workers to The emergency situation which elsewhere. 43 O AK ST. * SUPPLIES As Footurod ly Tht ta»,e the ml- in Mam hestei He I einployca, the .Star has an adc- Talking with newsmen about the would put the survival plan in ac­ TE L. MI 9-9957 * DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES IllrhAnl S. TtbhetU Army apace rocket .luno II, Glen- tion, he said, would be nuclear Hair Fcnhlon Council nr- . rd d!i !h' linn a e."i j tpiatc editorial staff to continue Opdn Satardsy until S p-m. finnner rompanv .sf*eMnli/in^; in in- publishing nan said the elevation has been attack. Natural disasters, he ex­ n I i.-il ti'iil lin;:- ''en­ trrvirws in an effort to find a man .Star Hiislne.Hs Mftnager .lolm H. low and the speed 400 meters a plained, would still be met on local Cast as Daughter Two Questioned ters ani| ai'Kitment liniisr.^- a.^; a[)C-I with the he«d backjfrniind In the Kauffmann said yeslcnlay's cur­ second slow. He added: levels. COMPLETE “ One Call Does It All” ABC APPLIANCE rial !Tffcsent'11U'e tfi the New j Indualriai field which it could af­ tailed edition co.st the newsfiaper "W e will not be able lo tell just Brown also explained the State Miss Ehen McCaffrey Is cast as Ry Police About MANCHESTER the diamond-loving daughter in DRY CLEANING P p, I;,.! .| M;r- lii'I'.'-l ijh; I *e\ el- • ford »70,0(l0 to »7r,.000. how successful a flight it Is until organization had drawn up i series HEATING the Manchester Community Play­ MILLWORK CO. Oj'" ei.l ( :jils.mon I Meanwhile a.s an nllrrnHtlve, Asked to esUniale the effect If we get data a little later of plans to be used by Connecti­ Apartment Theft Rotary or Pressure and LAUNDERING REPAIRS ■|'ii. ne • exei utive dii n I"!' "I arn very certain that a very cut towns as guldc.H In setting up er's production of "The White 284 Bnmd St.— TeL M1-0-828S the ( ’onimisHitin retained the ser­ I be Star bad to suspend publlca- Burners Branchea At: 21 Maple St.-MI 9-1575 Ciii-huded Iroiii We.^tein K''.s^i\e vices of Kcononiic Development llon for two weeks or so. Kniiff- great deal of useful Information their own plans, Manchester, he Sheep of the Family," which will will come out of this exercise.” Two Manchester teenagers have 18 UAH ST. l.hiiversity in Cleveland, fdiio, wilh A.s.sfjciate.s as lOMHiiItants to help iTiann said it would be ealaslro- said, has had an active CD organ­ be presented Dec. 12 and 13 at CALL 08 FOR FREE HIgnnIa Coming In Hollister St. School auditorium. been questioned by police in regard ESTIMATES 801 HARTFORD RD. REPAIRS O N - a d«’;:M'e of h;u hrloi uf Imsine.sH It 'Iraw lip a planned program to ptilc. ization in the past and should be n N0W!ithe ,*"“^ bent In‘ administnillnn. He maiorr*! in in- Hr .lohn Froehllch, aide lo Pick­ Miss McCaffrey has been seen to a theft at the Centennial apart­ 249 N. M AIN ST. follow in attracting industry to When negoliallons collnpsed, the able to Incorporate the new plan GRILLS, ELECTRIC IRONS, du.'»lMal inanflKenient and mlnmed ering, told the conference hero that quickly. locally in last sea.son's "The Man Manche.sler. .Star was offering a .’i-year con­ radio telemetry signals from the ments 54-58 Chestnut St., on Tues­ FORARTY BROS. a General MIHwork rOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, In I'll*. ’ hnlfipy Brown further explained the Who Came To Dinner," and in NEW SYSTEM <'oiiipl)e Hrochiire tract with weekly wa;;e increases probe were being received at the day, but neither has oeen held, e Complete Window Cnlta VACUUM CLEANERS, HEAT­ I'iIiIm'Hs Is k life rneinhet teens‘ amt worry son Harry T. Miner and they are I'hristmaa gift? Beside these from the ('Irvrlnnd office which of emergency. (Ions was conducted and endefi pnperH. the Post, a morning paper, The -Iiiplter missile, topped by Ui ever receive an awar^f "o f any tained through the apartment door. age Mark Holmes has made per­ always happy lo serve their otts- higher priced kinds of Scotch, 18 Main St., Tel MI-9-4531 haiulles Indus! rial 'levrlopmen! "It seems the best practical William H. Green, Prop. of a trip, and all the aUendaut w'lHi a lecommenflntlnn from the Hiul the News, an aflernooii tab­ scaled down Sergeant rockets snd size." the Suggestion Committee The key hung over the door, police sonal con.sideratlon a personal tra­ phone calls. Yon are ■ erlain that toiners m any way possible. you will find many other pop­ WHERE THE GANG matter for that portion of the said. solution," he said, "to a problem 'riX ’ that su( h a group he organ- loid. the small psvload-wa.s launched Scouts Recover said. Try our now Toko Homo dition and hla sons, Howard and everything will be handled just a.s A l the 6 ami 44 Package Store ular- brands In a lower price railroad between Chicn^fo and which docs not generate much In­ Colombia Bicycles MEETS FOR A Specloilring In tr.efl in Manciie.Hter in dazzling fashion Emtrnrl suggested using a bar Mrs. Erna Balodis, the janitor's Arthur have followed along in his you v/i.sb, simply tell them what you will find all kiniLs of liquors braekel, m fact they carry 18 dif­ Binphamton, N. Y. The .Iiipllcr provided the biiilc terest." Goodyear Tires Sorvico." Call Ml 9-4684 In June, the C’cmmlssion sigmvl with several test probes to check w'lfc, said she and Miss Gallagher footsteps since joining their fa- you want done and depend upon from the modestly priced kinds to ferent kinds lo satisfy all de­ 'Pibhett.s' Hpoclflc duties while strength tn lift Pioneer up through ma.sa air How • velocity In test­ Manchester CD Director John J. Some Equipment Repairs, Service and it will be ready for TASTY SANDWICH! IRAKE SERVICE another cf)nfract, for 1 7 ,8 0 0 , with ('.ovrniry arrived at the building from a the.'. Still another son, Norman, their taking care of everything. the highest. A t this time of year ni amis. with the railronfl were to coonll- the clutching grasp of the earth's ing engines. Previously, a bar Merz said the plan was the best shopping trip about 5 p.m. Miss many fruit cakes are being made the consulting firm, with (he Idea Accessories you . . . who has finished his service 'n the If you need the services of the Wines add much to dining pleas­ W E SERVE nnte enj^ineerin^; pmeeduren with gravllv and the earth's thick at­ he had seen around which to con­ Recently Stolen Gallagher went to her room, saw and here you will find brandy or Front End AHgnment that a dirert or-1 iM Inee would be wilh a single probe was used and Army, has joined his lather and Holmes Funeral Homes, you can ure and you will find practically IncatiiiR firms and the railroads mosphere. struct an efficient and active CD rum to add that certain flavor that Delicious Coffee lured a.H soon a.s possible Court Ad journK It WHS nccc.s.sary to Idle the engine it had been entered and notified 180 Spruce Street biothers and is now serving a two depend upon their sincere interest every wine you can think of here. rer ns the rig for additional checking. Twr. Funeral Homes are In oper­ has been to provide a service nf meals, whatever your choice rich propiu't les. warehouse and store- awav. observers who failed to Emond processed data from the Hartford Rd. prompted a full-scale ed. The piggy bank was in the ation, the small one at 28 Wood- and. whether you make your own full bodied wine, dry w-lne, port soon as possible He was to woi k 6 erases Heard Fluoridation search of the area by Troop 47. sincerity, where personal consid­ ape facdiUes, niul to conuiiurnlles shield their eyes found themselves test cells and when he found out table, police said. bridge St. and the other at 100 eggnog or purchase it ready made, wine, sparkling Burgundy, sweet with Savlck until tie h/id accumu­ Nothing more was found. eration is a tradition. served liy the railroad blinded momentarily. hiiw It was I'C ng obtained, ho JOYCE Main St. , and you may choose the any of these line rums will blend and dry sherry to mention just a MASURY lated Mufficient experience to take A tiilsl of six persons appeared The equipment, Identified as In the fall of 1957 he was chosen F’lame heir hed from the base of reiomnrended the change. one that best suits your purpose. perfectly. Perhaps you prefer rye few of the various wines stocked PRINTING over full direction «,f (lie ( ’omiiii.s- the rrreket so violently and In srreh Action Urged aome of that reported stolen from Flower Shop. Ino. Knarf's bv Kne to serve In an ikIviroiv before .lii.slire I.er(ny Roherls st a The Vernon man sr id he was The larger Home at 400 Main St. Stvedieh Dailips Drop in an eggnog or a combination of here. Hion’s piograin, When this happen­ vnlunrr Ihal some watchers Troop 47 Nov. 20, was found by rapHidv to liinifir achievemeid leiiglby seaslim of the f’ovetilry Ohoreh 8t^ 6U 9-U791 was considered amply large tro rye and rum, but no matter what How to mix a perfect cocktail? P A IN t ed the cmisuMlng firm was to step Ihorrgirl Ihc rrrrkcl was being "overwhelmed " hy the award, the Director Ronald Jacobs has some boys walking through the Hough Admits FOOD MARKET Professional and baaincss- rninpames sponsoicl hv the iiiil- he.ndle any service, but the de­ Stor kholm - - Total circulation you use, the 6 and 44 have a plen­ out of the phture exf ept when .bisllce Coiiil last night which sd- first he ha.s won In three tries. called for action on the long-for- wootls. The search began Sunday. The answer la a simple one, buy . . . Is good point road. At that llnie he als'» en­ hlaslcrl Irr hits. "She's hlowirtg rrp 540 B. IWIDDLE TURNPIKE mand grew to the point where it of the Swedish dally press In­ tiful stork to, make a delicious men’s needs. Cards, forms, callf«| upon m an nftvlsfjry od Beer Is a refreshing drink, sum­ peiHomil eonlncis with imlusliips ea ford Rd. were 22 .shelter halves. 5 t'j I ark up to 30 additbural car.s In try's total circulation. 5 So. Main St.— Ml 9-2240 Tel: MI 9-0300 eause of the clinllenpr offered and starry sky It was visible for niirre smiled Ills l:i>bibes include ama­ in a few weeks on the subject up­ Hultgren said Hough Implicated Parking 1 Specializing In the Unest cold brandy. By the way, If you are mer or winter, and the 6 and 44 W'hii h have expM'sscd an Interesl In the lengthy Irlnl Ihal followed shovels, 2 axes, 2 cots and a num­ this convenient parking area. tl|ari three ntinules ss It streaked teur ratlio, woodworking and gas- on which no action has been taken two Hartford men in the local cuta and meats In town. planning lo serve plum pudding for Package Store has a walk-ln It was tile type of wot k lie is moat In moving to Manchester 'This Wnrren'a nltoriiey trii'd to prove ber of pegs and poles. With the enlarged facilities at I f a growing child ate as much Interestnl in nOrlhcastvvarrl. powered morlel airplanes. since December 1957, when hear­ robbery. One of them, Robert F. box that will hold up to 400 cases that a Ilia n laii not be judged a s dessert, why not glamorize It with L)me-conMuniing Job was perform­ ings were held. Found beneath the brush pile Doiiaghue, 26. a Hartford milk­ the Holmes Main St. Funeral according to his ' weight as a pf beer and they carry domestic. Tibbetts l.a unmarried and lii.s liiinxicated by nlyiervallon alone The Pioneer HI rone contained Home, it is possible to handle growing bird he would consume brandy and set a match to It Juat er! h.\’ TPX’ rnemhers who made these devices: Fluoridation was supported by were 11 shelter halves, 4 shovels, man. waa arrested yesterday. German, Irish or Japanese beer, nillilarv ohlipatlons have tjern fnl- man v .sin h I r Ifis during I hr last Warren wa.s arre.aled by the Cov- 2 cots and some of the smaller three separate services at the three lambs and a calf tn a day. before serving? It Is so simple and I. A bsltery powered r'arlln the local inedical and dental asso­ Donaghue was bound over to FALL SPECIAL chilled just right. For your holiday MANCHESTER LIQUORS fillerl He servrrl \iilh the Arniv two years. cMlrv Police Patrol at 7 .HI pin, equipment. WATKINS-WEST same time without any conflict Iransmlller weighing only 1 1 ciations and the I’T A Council, and U.S. District Court and Jailed entertaining serve liquors frorti Porp.s of I'lnpinerr.s in Korea and Ollirt Dulles Nov 22 a.H llie re.Hiill of a call lbe>’ Prohe lo liise Triple Track Aluminum or confusion. Th newly enlarged aisf) \ias 'HI duly m .lapnii, poiiiids. ir.H de.Higned to transmit waa opposed by some town resi­ under $20,000 bond. He was here, they deliver' If you wish, MEMORIAL CO. '(’he new exe(Ull\e diieiloi will leieived saying llial Warren forced chapel may be divided Into two WINES-BEEaR 'I’he developitieiil i omini.ssioM sterrdily for 7.'r houi'.s on s fre- dents, including former director charged with conspiracy and FUNERAL Combinarion Windows simply call MI-9-3224 for free de­ Opposite East Cemetery also keep III clo.Mc ctmtaci with the a car driven by I'aviil P. Mange. chapels by closing the sliding BEER IN BARRELvS had expres.aed (he need for an exe­ qrrenr y nf I»fl0,l>,A mr'gat vrles a I Helen Fitzpatrick. Plalz Roy Loses parlicrpation in the robbery, and livery, FOB AIX OCCASIONS! Slate I >e\ elu|iiueiil ('ommlHsimi for 20. of .Soolh .hi , I ’ovenlry, off the 64,830 Miles The former Board of Directors with lying to FBI agents about his SERVICE doors and two family rooms are cutive tlirector for several \ear.s, 100 mllllwatls of power e DELIVERY SERVICE • "len'lM" to iiidusIrieM w'Isliiiig to road Willie ilrhlng In an erratic voted on appropriation to the cur­ acquaintance wilh Hough. available on the first floor. On Quoliry Momorioli and funds to pav sin h a dueitnr move It. the aren He w’ill al.so take Ilia II nc |- 2 Twr) Geigor-Mneller tubes, Sight of One Eye ORMAND J. WEST, the second floor a t'.ird chapel Fimv in I.4>ii(loii City had been Incl'nled In the 1957 hudp electronic devices lo measure ra­ rent W ater and Sewer Depart­ Hultgren said Hough's state­ $12.95 over aiiolhei duly whl« li has horn Ihiiing Ihc Inal la.sl night War- And Fall Back ment also Implicated Martin S. with a family room is available Over 80 Tear* Ezperienca W EST SIDE et diation In spate anri report the ment budget for fluoridation Director InKtallatlon Optional London A century ago the perforiiictl hv Die ( ’ommission icn's atloiiicv liainnicrcd away at Elght-year-old Donald Platz, (SonnyI Burke. 27. former profes­ for uac. An excellent loud speaker 'rhe Comnuasion lintl diffn ullv in measrirements brick In rarliri re- equipment and chemicals. How­ E-Z Terms e Free Estimates square-mile heart of the metro­ PACKAGE STORE meml>eis teubng numcrou.s news­ hoi h Ihc police patrol and Mange (Cmitiniipd from Page '-me) who lost the sight of one eye In sional boxer. Burke waa arrested 14* B. CENTER ST. system carries every word ot the flndinp the ■’nplil man.’ however, ici\| ,g stations on the earth. ever, the vote did not mean formal TEL. 6H 3-2866 polis, the ancient City of I>ondnn, Con Ml 9-5807 Harry Proaanaky, Permittee papers and mngazInrM for Indiis- III an allciiipl to prove that Mange approval by the Directors of a dart game accidcrit, will be Nov. 22. service clearly and distinctly to all ns the salary rtf those with cm Irliil iieuM will, h infhi’Mle.s those •I. A photoelectric sensor de­ MUuichester’a Oldest parts of the home. had a resident population of more 865 CENTER ST was iiol sure of the Idenllty nf the magnetic field and therefore give fluoridating the water supply. starting back to school soon. The Until yesterday Hough denied slderahlr experience was much finiiM \^hlih MIC inlere.sted In ex- signed In send a radio sigrral when new intoi'iiiatittii. Home Specialties Co. In the event a de'atff, s^ u ld then 100.000, but ss merchants' A. AIMETTI, Plop. MANCHESTER— MI 9-0166 driver of the car Ihal forced him That approval could be voted by boy, who is the son of Dr. and taking part in the Hartford Rob­ With Finest Facilities more Ilian the developej.s ('mtld pnmliiig oi moving triggered by refljc ed light from The angle al which the probe Bob Broun and Charlie Pringle houses became shops and offices, Harrison 8b^ Manchester off Ihc road, and that the patrol ordinance. Opponents of fluorida­ Mrs. EkJward Platz, 215 Hollbtter bery. He was arrested in Chicago, nfford to pay. In loldilmn, 'rdihellH will handle lire moon when the probe was left wa.s about three ticgreca too 39 PURNELL PLACE the residents moved out. Today ha'icil ihclr charge of Intoxication within 20.000 mile.s of It tion would then have the recourse St., was discharged from Man­ FBI men said, after an unsuccess­ Alllioiipli there were m.niy ap- t’on e'.pniicli'ni c w ilh firms seek­ low. Dr. William Pickering, di­ chester Memorial Hoapital Thurs­ about 400.000 people work In the on HM.Hiiiiiplion alone, 4. A rlevlce to slow the cone's of petitioning for a referendum. ful attempt lo rob the savings and pllevint.s for the Joti. tlie ('nmniis- ing information about Industrial rector of the Army's Jet Propul­ day. City by day, but when the evening 'riic courl found Warren giiilly spinning from the 400 revolrilinns Some claim fluoridation will loan as.socralion there. sInn continued its seanh and In- sites In Mani'hesler sion l.ahoralory, said. Donny and his older brother rush Is over only about 5.000 re­ VIC’S PIZZA SHOP of Ihc liiloxicalhm charge ami a minute Imparled lo It at liftoff help prevent tooth decay. Others Agents said they captured GLASS Mtttitr It will not be known until fur- Dan had been playing darts Sun­ 6 and 44 main — mostly caretakers. 183 W. Middle Tnrnpike fined him $102. 'The charge of reck­ In a mere fi rpnrs. say It w-ould be injurious to health. Hough as he started lo flee the 20” BICYCLES • For Auto Windshields less driving was nollod, Ihci- caU tilallons are made wheth­ Jacobs, in his letter, also dls- day. Donny was struck by a dart Chicago firm In a sporLs car he BOYS’ or G IRIKS' 429.95 U|iholittry Phone Ml 9-3700 The requirement whs that the • For Store Fronts and all In the small towns In Greece (illier motor vehicle violations er the failure of the multi-stage nisscd proposals of the Board of in the left eye when the ran up bought with part of the Hartford PACKAGE STORE cone ahrruhl be I'nlatlng very slow­ 24" BICYCLES sizes of windows. lrls dance with s handkerchief In disposed of al last night s session rocket to attain its expected speed Directors' Rules Committee, of to the board just as his broth-r loot. SpaciallBlng PIZZA ly near the moon so that the spln- ROUTE 6-44 a BOLTON BOYS’ or GIRLS' $32.50 • For Table Tops. Slelr hands. They do not want to U.S. Airman Pawn «e r e : Carl .SImmona, 21. Hartford, was r-e.Hponsihle for the variation which he and Mayor Eugene Kelly fired a dart. tring wtmld not r rlcrfere with ♦he Phone Ml 9-3324 touch the hand of a man unless la SPAGHEHI who pleaded Innocent lo a charge In the angle, or whether there are members. Open 6 Days a Week ability of the light sensor to de­ were two errors Involved, Picker­ Doll And Gay Party Togs Fully Guaranteed he Is the man she la going to wed. * Fumihiro Ro-uphol RAVIOLI of passing a atop sign The.Cmirt tect the lunar glow, He asked Martin for suggestions BEER 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ing said. on ways In which the manager For Youngster's Room iforing found him gullly and flneil him N ASA said a serorrdary purpose OPEN DAILY In Berlin Situation $12. Kdwnrd .1, Moon. .'ll. nf fi was the testing dVihe photoelec­ DespUc the failure to attain the might expedite the answering of LIQUORS MANCHESTER J. A. WHITE REMEMBER A * Aufo fops Hlaaell ltd . Coventrv. idoaded guil­ tric cell triggering ilevlrn’ for pos­ goal of a probe far into space be­ detailed questions at Board meet­ Get Your Car Painted at Cunliffe’s 7:.30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. yond the moon, Pickering sard ings, saylrig that: WINES DELIGHTFUL PLACE * Truck Cushions (Oontinued from I'nga One) ty to a rharge of reckless driving sible li.se In sctlvatlng lelevl.sinn CYCLE SHOP Before real winter weather sets TO DINE . . . SUNDAYS "itli nine men alK>5nl landed In and Innocent to charges of driving lliRl If tracking stations can oper- "We feel It may be advisable to GLASS CO. camersH or scanning Instruments Large Walk-In Beer Cooler 149 Middle Turnpike West In, how about havin'- your car heartening to ' have this happen, S99 CENTER 81. (Rear) 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.6I. Kasi (leiiiuiny In bad wcathor while under the Influence of In­ iHe favorably when the Pioneer requeat that members of the 31 Blssell St— Tel. Ml 9-7322 cjuci Will lia\e to talk I-. m. nUnul In future spare explren crrls. and Cold Beer At All Times Tel. Shop MI 9-2098 painted? It will riake all the dif­ but you will be ajuazed at the way CLOSED MONDAYS laM June 7. the KhhI Ormnns dc- falls back much valunhle radia­ Board, as well as members of the RED EMBER T E L MI 3-8881 the pilot '■ toxicating liquor or drugs and Open Daily 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Residence MI 9-0426 ference In the world ih Us ap­ Cunilffe Motor Sales can Iron out 'I’he Allies .cniilrntl Ihal uiMei mandetl direct ncgotiatlnns foi it - failure lo drive lo (he light. tion data will he obtained. public, submit their questions In these dents. Ev*n a car that looks writing to you If there Is a matter pearance, and v.'hen you find out World War it agieeiinnl- the Sm leasi' of the men. After six works Pi'oseciillng (irand .juror A Ho said the liny telemetering like A wreck can be fixed up as they wish handled at the next how reasonably Cunllffe Motor OPEN le: rnion is respnii.siiile f.n- l-'.nst "f Aiuentan iTfusalH, the kiast M any Olson said that since the Instnnnont.H in the probe have good’ as new. Here again, having Board meeting. This would expe­ Sales, located on Rt. 30 In Wapp- Kioniai Motor Saloi FOR EXTRA MONEY Oenuinv, .so tin' UevI iIcmIh nnl\ HeiiiMii.s gave up and handed the hinod teat taken at the time of been working perfectly and that Dubaldo your car fixed up Is a good Invesl- Obituary dite the handling of complalnl.s w tia n N’w M m * Ma^ ing, can do the job, you will want SUNDAYS with Ru.ssian.s, Rut .sonn‘ foreign men over lu Hie Red C'ross for arreal ahmveil It was a horderllne observers therefore expect to get inent for when the tii.ie comes lo ahrml town .Hei'Vicca, as well as to CUNLIFFE MUSIC CENTER U. have It done right now. COCKTAU, lAMTNGE diphmial.s in Mom ms pre.inti'd H'U hit. case, he fell the defendant ahouhl data on mysterious earth radia­ trade It In, you will not get much 427 Hartford Rd. WE PAY pul you on notice of particular bits A good paint job la an excellent A3IPLE PARKING HS Aiiny I tcad<|uarlcrs at he given the benefit of the doubt Mrs. Laitvrnncp Muase tion on the return trip as well as 186 Middle Tpke. West of a price for a car that is dented, that, the Ktemhn woukl iiihisI It of Information which will be re­ MOTOR SALES investment, for paint protects the Next To Noiinan’s had n'dhing to do witJi M-o kln ami Hel titM oi Ml l '1.10 l fraudulent laaue nf checks the Weal Hartford. Mrs. Erancis Post Momeliostor MoviRg of Po'hatr it. ho h<*M m ili«> Munlt 1 O'ljiughlin of Rockville fined obligation on your part, and you take advantage of this fact by Every Occa.sion pal Mullding In rini.t Mnt»,he„f . is court fouml him guilty and fined of Bolton, Mrs. Raymond niiffy CHILDREN'S MANCHESTER HIGH GRADE 1 (TItarles A. Heck. 17. of .84 Tower will be pleasant!., surprised to see getting the work done In the slack lieii-hv HS»tiKai-.l for n inntfliiR np.n liCgal Notice him $2.'i. The case had iieen contin­ of Miami, Ela . and Mrs Fred I't'rnori Read Herald Adva. and Trucking Co. MANCHESTER 111*' s-Ullr-inoiii and iiIIi.smuho- i.f U..- s.| Ril., $30: and Leon A, Zapadka, BOOTERY what a reasonable price they season. minl.*'lrAlrl\K nr-rr.ui.i w,ilh Hant in ued when presented Nov. 2fi In or­ V'lm of Riviera Beach. Fla She Cunllffe Motor Sales offers a REALTY CO. ^ ^ UMITATION ORDER 18, of 168 Woodland St. $15, Both M I 9-4666 quote. PRINTING tat' . ("I Ilf us. c 11.lit,no M ot tio (iiH AI A rn l Ij'l ( u-' fU m iATl': held der that Shamonla might be able also leaves five brothers, three very fine welding service, and this BOOKSHOP Now at ita n ^ and larger liaiiiiti < let .-Mill « • lilt, and foi an oiili-i pleaded guilty. al Mamlir«tfi, \Miltm mid f..| tlte to make reatltutlon l«-fore the listers, sml seven grandchildren Two-Car Crash Scratches can be touched In, is In. wide demand. I f you need a ANDREWS BiriLDINQ heauiquartera at uf diMi il.ullicii. anil It In iMshh l nf Mam tn-.xtr-r on ihr 2m| i|sv -Other cases, Ronaldo ' I> o v o n. JOB AND COMMERCIAL Oil! )|-,|; l-,l t Th;,i (to ml itiiniHi t ah U coui l a final declalon In the matter. Funeral services’ will be held •'Where the paint or enamel being matched 67 E. CENTER ST. of 1 >.i-,>tnln-i', Wllllmantle, speeding, $46; Oliver welding job done, get in touch I’f'i'l - let.' . •Ml.It Huicl iiffom.i In l’ir,-»rnl lion .h.lin ,I Walh-U .Iti.||{f Rohorl W. Thompaon, 22, Ijike- Tuesday al 8:1.6 a m, at the Flsette Briiijys Warning IpcrfocUy so yau cannot And where with them or drive over and they MI 8-1036 PRINTING '"d'l '■•■Nil Ml tIo ih.V Mlitl h.co ilhcM I'.-iai.- of l•:l.,t„h. 111 (' M.-x. .1. Thrall II, 16, Windsor, failure Fit 11 Maple St. Jiirnhon. ,| ami lls.i . ..f u,.. n,,,,, fronl Park, t'oventry, charged Funeral Home. 20 Slaaon Ave., the scratch was. This la quite a will do the work for you swiftly of ManchesUt in hmI.I Hi;c|in-| ,(0. with two eminta of breach of the to grant the right of way. $16; Do You Have $50,000 Prompt and Efficient Pltatia| atid [elm . • . , td mo.I In-ai ii,^- p, CeaSi'il, with a aolemn reqtilem Ma.ss In Marlin Hirlh, 66, of 84 Davis and tricky thing to do, and It Is fool­ and efficiently..This Is a great sav­ Juat a few ajepe fr#m Main 8L. p i'"' I" ■•'II I- ‘ -m . lot. an Ic. hr n,- peace, one ceaulllng from a domes­ Bruce A. Ander.son. 21. of 71 Fair- Plenty of free parking. of All Kinds On nmlion of 1 hui h ^ .1 Mt \ ri •• Thomas the Apostle Church st » Ave , Rockville was w-arned by ish to attempt the work yourself ing In tim a' and money and Hr-Mr-I in ..otl , (Ml. hi raii-li.K a eald Mam'h''.Hir-r r xr.-imn tic qimrrcl and the other from the field SI , following tno closely. Quality For real action caU c^p^ tef ilti; tcicic t ic. h. |,uhhnh. .1 onen s.ro. Burial will be In Fslrvlew State Police for failure to grai' or More—To Invesf ? when (Tunliffe Motor Bales can do you will be pleased with the re­ oni>i-;ni':i) riiHi -is mi'nih< (lom firing of guns on Sunday In a $12; and Victor Chavus Jr., Nike O t u n t s ' * tn f-ctn. rif i |i,,\ ,,,p a . itcnln- Ui. 'Jn.l ,Im\ of Hrifinhej lU'.s 1., nm| Cemetery, West Hartford. duie half of the highway as the o it quickly, elBclently and at such sults. llnji III Httid Dislriel nint a Ido r..n\ crowded area, pleaded Innocent to site, operating an unregistered THRU* Monchesfer SmdVf C o . COMMUNITY PRESS tlie same sre lunlled sml allnurtl f.»r Friends may call at the funeral result of a 2-cnr accident on Rt. applk;>ue a reasonablev.pHce. For expert auto body and fend­ sent ti\ crrllfled mall ii> Ttny i ‘ «)1i»on, th«’ credltnrs vxlthlu which In hung m holh counts. The court found him motor vehicle, $9. I If you nra a pemon- of subaUntial means— or ara other­ MANCHESTER CHANNH. Beal Batata — laaoraaea OoE No. tlala aad No. School 23 PHirfictd 8lrrr| Miuivtiriio i I’on- th-ir claim* ngHlnst said estatr and home Sunday and Monday from 83 at 12:40 p.m. yesterday. With the comllif of slippery er repairs, for enamel and lacquer nerlleni and Ilr|on C Hoi.v.in ifi guilty and Impoaed a total fine of A nolle waa entered In the case 8263 SHOPFlNa PARKADE M l 8-OOOe or M l S-4SM Btrmrts— TelepboM MI-3-8727 sold oxri ulnf Is diieeted to give (uililie 2 to 4 and 7 lo 10 p.r.u stale Police said Hirlh waa Turkey and pumpkin appliques wise responsible for investing a large sum of money—our driving conditions, akkls will be­ reflnlshlng, for wcldlngt do as so 9E0illl998 Mnnni .Street, Munrli.-hirr ('nnii.-rilrnl nf L a w r e n c a E. Chalne, 40, 20" nnih e In lilt- ei edllors to hi Itig in tln-lr $."10 op both emmta. He waa alio traveling south on Rt. 83 when he make this a delightful quilt for come more frequent and many a many other people do, take your all on or h> fm r hi.- fith dav of In 1 . m elaino* uithin said lime air.wt.l hv Thomp.sonvllle, charged with fail­ Investment Advisory Department may be of Important statl her, lIir,K. ludiltHhiiiK ti n.oy ,,f tiki* t.id.'i In xotne given a flo-day suspended sentence Victor Artkop came upon a car stopped In his the youngster's room. 'Vou'll have A grown-up looking doll t* motorist will have a dented fender, work to Cunllffe Motor Sales and ami six month.H prohatlon on the ure to grant the right of way as service to you. _____JOHN ,T WAl.I.KTT, .linlRr new(.|„i|„.,- having a chiiilaht.n In sjiid Victor Artkop, 62. of 20 Pine St , lane. Upon .stepping on his brakes so much fun making it and the please your young daughter. She'* door or trunk. Of cou'-se, It la dis­ save time and money. I'lohnl. tllsiricl VKltlkln (.11 tlm* fnini charge arising from the domestic the result of an accident Oct.' 23. M.MITATION ORIIKH Hai'lford, died Weilnesdav In New suddenly he skidded Into a car youngsters will like having jt cov­ clressed’ln gay party togs that ar# lU Y THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK Ihr* ilfil.«> nf this nidei mim| |i-iutn make Staffed by experienced, profeaaionally trained investm^t AT A roifUT OK KKOHATK In M to ttiN emirt t.f the nollti' gl\r-n quarrel. The probation waa given Haven Hoapital after a brief ill­ The court said the matter could driven by Alcide Begin, 19, of 943 er their bed. fun to make. ;(H); ■ " ' Rt uKhlti ami for tin- JOHN J WA1J,K1T. .Itnlge. with the provisions that 1. Thomp- ness. Before moving to Hartford be handled by civil action. E. Middle Tpke., Mancheater; Pattern No. 5901 hat pattern No. 8263 with Patt-o-Rama la men, the department has had wide experience with the ■ - I - ' : Disiriei of Manelrcsler, on the 2nd dav k'hii go tn rhurch every Sunday: 2. of Hecrmhei-, I'l.^K, ■ two yeari ago, he had spent most Continuances were granted to heading In the opposite direction. pieces fori applique; risterlal re­ In one sise, '20 inches. Doll, H ^>eclal problems that often accompany the Investment of (5jrPlIiI> PARWS riemnit, Hon. .lolin J Walh lt Indy.- he bring a note from the mlnleter of hla life In Meriden. 7 Iden C, Aronson. 3f, of 245 N. quirements; full directions. yard of 35-Inch; wing sleeve.dress, K.«lRle of Harsli (.*. Whitten' lute of Neither driver was Injured and large inims. In addition to individual accounts, the depart^ t staling that he ha.s attended He leaves his wife, Mrs. Inouise .Main St., operating a motor ve­ daitiage to both vehicles was minor, Send 26c in coins, for this pat­ \ yard plus H yard for waist; MnnoliPHter'i in khhI Diutrlct «|i i . mvm| ment handles pension, profit shiping, and retirement • Due# aad Dnlm Enamels On motlnn of Milton K Wt.lnrn -f rhurch regularly to either Roberta Artko]*: to o daughtri's, Mrs, hicle while his license \va,s under police said. tern lo Anne Cabot, The Manches­ petticoat, \ yard. TOO LITTLE! TOO LATE! RRld Maiictiehter, adnilni.Hli iitci with Personal INotiees or I he probation officer at laait Frank Oleaklewica and Mrs. Ray­ .suspension, Dec. 20; Jam«w L. ter Evening Herald, II5C .-WE. OF funds in aubatantial. amounts. For complete Information, a Coattim Cohn* will tinm-\ed The accident waa Investigated by Send Thirty-five cents in coin* Will this be your comment tomorrowT Not If you check onre a month; and .1. that his mond Robldoux. all of Hartford; Howard, 22, of South Windsor, A.'HERIt'AS, NEW VOUK 36, N.V. for this pattert) to Sue Burnett, £ 0 OHDI'JUKD: Ttiiil mx iiionlln* (ioin State Policeman Richard Powers please contact: triU) ua today for your complete insurance .coverage. a n*a* Koto RnMrtr Baaa Wall Paint the 2nd day of Derrmhei- pifts h.- anil rather extenalvo collection of guns three sons, Itoberl of Hartford, failure to grant the right of w-ay, of the Stafford Springs barracks. Print narhe, address and Pattern Manchester Evening Herald, IIM the same are limited and allovu-.l for In Meniorium Lifetime Aluminum he loft In the town safe under the Conrad of Mooaup and Bryan A rt­ Dec, 13; Lawrence A. Molloy, 43, Number. Add 10c for each pattern AVE. or AMERICAS, NEW a Da rant B oom Palate the credllorH within wtnetr to l.rliic in Jurl.sdlctloii of the Police PaUol for EDWARD W, KBASENICS, Manager Storm Wtadows their claims against said estate, ami kop ot Manchester; three sisters, of Hartford, speeding, Dec. 13; for flrat-rla.sa mailing. YORK 36. N.Y. Print Name, Ad­ ALDO PAGANI In luvinr mn|in.i.v or Mr*. Bainh A. the full e-month periods •ala administrator r.t.a. is directed to Uvo brothers, and 10 grandchil­ Gustave A. Arendt, 42, of 38 Wll- Quilt Books Available; Flower dress with Zk>ne, Style Number and Moockutor Awaiag Co. OaU na for kelp a * year aaxt patntteg job.. Elve ptiblic notice to the creditors to " “ “ y EcrmihiM 7, Thompaon requeatetl that he be DONAUD OBNOVESI. Aksroclato dren. llama St., failui-e to yield one half About Town Quilts QlOl; Qrandcaother's Patch- Site. Add 10c for each pattern for 196 W i m C EN TE R ST. bring in their claims within said time allowed to put greaae on the guna Funeral services were held to­ the highway,;Dec. 13; and Wlllla work Q102; All-Year Q103; Young firat-clasa mailing. TVilepbone MI 9-8091 It doc'B.rt t*Wo a A(M'Cli,l clay. In order to keep them from rust­ To lirln,: you to our mind. day at 8il6 a.m. at Stemplen Fu­ T. Relnholta, 18, of a maton, fall- Mrs, Dorothy RIchwood, 66 Val­ Folk's Q104; Coverad Wagon With your pattern order en'cloaa Sh ea rso n , H aaamill s C o . Established 1948 T o , day, wo do nrcl think ni you ing. Robert# granted Uje requeat INSURANCE .... — ••i-,,, iiir- wn<>- i,[ II H nrner neral Home. Meriden, and in St. ura lo carry a llcenaa and regis­ ley St., was granted a divorce gi06. Pattern pieces, directions 36 cents mor# for your copy of th* iHsvrafk*m*l egJbADBQpPAINTCQ 1 1 Arc vrr.r hnnl tn find and told him to riiake an appoint­ WITH PipaONAL BBBVICB, SINCE JlRM ana m u n j make to this court of the Stanlalaui Church, Meriden, et 0 tration, Dec. 13. this week by the Superior Court for 12 quilts In Mch ot QlOl, Q102, FaU A Winter '86 ediUon of BaM* notlca fflven ment with membara of the • IS M M h i! ; ManOMflar < I a . m i 1911 B X S E B T -J R L . jMI 7|S MAIN gTn MANCHESTER PHONE MI 9-4501 H*r 100. Clayton W. Tkylor a.m. Burial w m In 8U BUnlalaua Court a-aa Mill -In Maaion at from Wallace C. lUehwood on the QIOS, Q105; 10 in qiot. Bach Faahlon, a oomplaU pattaA as*g»> JOHN J. WALLETT. Judf«. and family. to allow him to do' thii. Cametj^y that city. preaa time. • grounds of deMrtion. Bode 60c. alna for women woo *ew. Juat S5e, Read Herald Advs. V . I 9

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1963 P A O B E IG H T P A G E N IN R UUR BOARDING Mo u s e with r ia j o r h o o f l e DAILY CROSSWORD PU ^LE BU GS B U N N Y Antwsr to Frovlotis Pinqtlo ^ 3 0 ^ Jordan Javelin ^ At>,A HUNDRED DOLLARS, SOU Welter Title in Stunning^ Upset over Akins 6 6

czti I c Ci\/P A k^iMD ^ M ^ dONANa A» TKULV X A^\ ACK088 M German metapbysieUn MANJ& « roRTUNE’S DARLlNG-~tHe t JerdaA U an LIICK TMa S ™ A\ONEY MUST HPM6 BEgrJ ^ j Indtpendcat DOWN Johnny Longden secreted IN THE VASE BVMV I ----- ataft 1 Vipers Club Honors Hackney Confused Coach West Coaster ’MA/fiRFLL A In THE ^ ^SPOUSE'S UNCLE, A MISER WHO 1 Confident Indiana UM6RELL A W THE ^ A WAS NOT ABOVE H1DIN6 ACCJRNS »IM >ai----- 3 Tumult Back on Track capital! 3 Wild ox of Elk Mountain, W jo., Dec. 8 Gives Champ ^IS^ER En!^P '^O M 50UiRReL6/-MAH,WAlT t ----- Sea Celebes liD—High School OoMh Frank w m i OIL ' ^ A'AETHA THE VAS& tS Trifonometry 4 Flower corolla VNI m U»U»y>...^ —liw—^ Cue Ttc-ealvrr^ I. Sm Bruno, Cnlif., Dec. < UH Tonightf Pro 10 Years Bonds stormed Into the teaia (unction B Diadem •rove This Campaign — Million sire Jockey #elMny dressing mom after • eloppy 13 John (Gaelic) B Soft plug 24 Encourage 40 Mariner’s Lnagdeai has bounced back from Good Beating 14 Lacerate 7 — r of it* 25 Feminine direction By EARL YOST practice session. 41 Separates tbe IntMt of an Imposing batch 15 Body of water capitala ia appellation o f Injurteo—a broken leg—J' nnd "Fellas, if we're going to win IB Friiit drink Jerusalem 28 Periia 42 Creek letter Ten years ago a tall, handsome, dark haired Scot arrived ball games, yqn’ve got to think Lo.s Angeles, Dec. 6 (i foot­ Youthful, unheralded Don 18 Triter 9 "Emerald 29 Icelandic saga 44 Notation' Although he modestly re­ the vacated p<»ition as club professional. Tonight the club ball,” Bonds proclaimed. Jordan of Los Angeles today 20 Expended 30 Mounds used 46 Principal He breugkt the Alberta BY V. T. HAMI.IN Iile” frained from riiakihg 'a con­ One player looked up. "But weight champion of the world, a i .i . kv o u r 21 'Writelri' 10 Shakespeare's by golfers 47 Haxard Rnnchee’ Royal Reserve la,:.sec- membership will honor Alex Hackney on his 10th anniversary crete prediciion, Manchester as the pro. The occasion will tie In*- roach, this is basketball,*’ he / EVE ' l\"VE:D up I SURE MATE TO THAT her m an 16/ YEH TH' I'M RUNNIN' THINGS mark! river 31 Sea eagle 48 Notion ond behind Initiate, Silky Sulli- weight champio nof the world. •with the .annual trophy night. said. a \A' A.N CV'.VM AM' HAPTA GO PACV AN' GONE, NE'ER TO I POOR NC)W, TEN PAYS' 24 So Tone (Fr.) 11 Depression 33 One who 49 Ripped H igh ^ liool basketball Coach vaui’s stablemate, nt 'ninfemn Jordan won a stunning upset Awards to winners in major tour­ , ' all AROUMD, AN' BREAV 1M' NEWS RETURN! JUST VTWING SENTENCE 28 Collection of 19 Small shield (suffix) 60 Lath Elgin Zatursky nevertheless mee track yesterd^. It' Was last night over Virgil Akins of St, ■ \ oc L>je VING MO \ ^U^'P^ THINKA TH' TEARS SUSPENDED' uylng! 20 Depot (ab.) 34 Organ of 62 Brazilian feels that the Indians should Ijongdea's Brat mount since he naments during the past jTar In Louis, a veteran maity astute box­ ■ TC.VVr WE'VE A »!-> THAT NEWS WILL 29 Summer (Fr.) 22 Shoot the----- hearing macaw brake his leg .Sept. 7 wtea a both the Men's and Women's Di­ ing people felt would give the 32 Jeiu! w i! In a canoe 39 Wife of Aegir 63 Feline very definitely Improve over last horte named Gallant Ro.val visions will be msde. Hebron High pOjNP r- , CHURN year’s poor 3-.12 won and lost rec­ Californian a horrible beating. ----- In thi! 33Grafted (her.) (myth.) creature dropped dead while working out. Hackney took up his duties at But it was the other way around area ord. promise offered by liie 4d-year-oM Ei(gUsb-bom Uie Veteran’ Red and .While.coach the Manchester club on April i, Easily Tops as the two clashed at the Olympic S3 Seaport (ab.) 1 > i ! 1 r i r r r rider, the world’s' wlnnlngest 1849, succeeding Don Grauer. He Auditorium before 7.344 fans and 34 River in was fhat "we will show up for Jockey with .6.230, said after cv-iw paine with 'five players.” became a distinct hit almost over­ a national televtaion audience In Germany 11 1) H the rare he felt fine and would SS Agea And with two leltermen starters night and has enjoyed much pop­ Norwich Tech Akins' first defense of the crown i(ttKnee. d if f e r e n t 4 finish out tbe season here this ularity ever since. ConUdered an won just last June. The decision 36 Bind 1? It back, from last winter's quintet and month and then ride at Santa 37 Arabian gulf two other boys who stirted several excellent instructor, Alex Is cred­ was unanimous, by a substantial i T 6 w Anita In Southern Californin. ited with the success enjoyed by a Exploding for 20 points in both margin. 3B Light brown . Karnes, Manchester should also “ I’ll keep going because I love 39 Railway! i i number of young Manchester golf­ the second snd fo)>rth quarters, 3-1 Underdog vacate the cellar position In the It,” said johnny—a grandpa— connect S i r h ciKlit-tearn Central Connecticut In- ers. His latest protege, Ronnie RHAM rewarded Its home fans Jordan, 24, a 3-1 underdog, got when someone suggested that with a rousing 60-2,3 victory over Amman with U H )i IT tcrsUhola-sUc League (CXTIL). Smith is considered one of the off to an early lead and never ro- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNBB Aqaba on tha i r IT IT i r ''Aictually,” .jZaiur.sky pointed he prnbahlr would still be riding finest young prospects in New Norwich Regional Tech last night. linquiahed It. He never was in ser- i 10 years from now. Sea nf P (lut, i.''we aie more advanced than England. And many members have The lop-sided triumph was the first iou.s trouble and wound up giving 40 Expungt a year, ago., a.t, tliia stage. Defeit- Improved their game and have one for the visitors who had drop­ the 30-year-old champ a bad beat­ 41 Clergyman 1 .mvety the boys have looked very seen their handicap lowered fol­ ped their opener on Tuesday ing. BY AL VtiRMKUR r u Veterans Hal Taylor |I2) and F*KISCIU-A’S l*()P 43----- if one of 1 promising in recent scrimmages. lowed instructions from the likable Referee Lee Grossman under ita capitala w .Sinc(| we have not worked as much Cross and B. C. pro. Bob lulo (101 pac«l the victors NOW I NEED A MISTER, CAN PIND VOURSELF A ) M California's 10-point per pound NICE GIRL. . AMD ) 46 Earn. W i i on our offensive patterns Tudgment Pro Since 1937 who led at every turn, 14-11. 34-17 NEW DRESS,) VOU DIRECT 61 Shakespearean 41 C and 40-21. Teammates Dick Far­ system gave it to Jordan 145-138; C S L O V E S . J M E T O T H E c^ET MARR/BD/ must be withheld until a later date Since 1937, Hackney has held Judge Mushy Callahan had )t 145- king on what we: ctin expect orteniiveiy. In Top Grid ley and Boh Ponchak combined for I SW O E 1 COUMTV S3 High card JT in L ff M i r IT membership In the Professional an added 16 tallies. 132 and Judge Tommy Hart 146- 64 raise god The boys are moving much tetter Golfers’ Assn. A native of Chico­ 136. 1 i both ways and we should get a RHAM plays a third straight 'Y 66 Exude f r r B Game in East pee. Mass., Hackney served at the home ga)ne Tuesday afternoon, There were no knockdowns but T 5 i O * ) 2 66 Tatter tiolter .'ine on all .of the candidates Mcrrimac Country Cflub near Low­ Akins survived s hectic bombard­ in two other scrimmages before our hosting Vlnal Tech of Middletown 67 Curdi of milk n r K ff ell before coming to Manchester. In a 2:30 contest ment in the 10th round, when Jor­ opener with CIIHL champion Weth- New York, Dcr. 8 (T) Tlie 1958 Before the Lowell position, the be­ 0 3 88 Ferutet nHA.U IM) dan hammered him from the Jor­ 89 Indonesian of IT n It er.sfield.” regular collegiate football cam­ spectacled pro was on the staff B F Pts dan corner to the Akins corner as 4 paign comes to an end loda.v while It Tax lor ...... , & 3 12 Mindanao Dubanoski Biggest Loss at the Oxford and Wllbraham, Fnrirv ...... 4 0 X the crowd roared for a knockout. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O'NEAL The Indians' biggest loss was the po.st-season bowl program Mass., country clubs. lulo...... A 0 in Jordan, the boxer, also proved to Dick Dubanoski, captain of the gets underway. It la little wonder that Hackney rsm-ksk ...... 4 n ! be Jordan the hitler, and equal to 1937-58 club. Winner of the Frank In the regular season windups. Worm.-lry ...... 3 0 4 turned to golf as a profession. Vlnklos ...... 3 n 4 Akins in rough-housing and brawl­ Damato Memorial Trophy as the Boston College Is host to tradi­ Seven of his eight uncles were golf Msi'Aiironoy ...... 3 0 4 ing, which was the main offense of team's most improved player, Du- tional rival Holy Ooss, Oregon I> Cacuon ...... 2 0 4 prnfe.salonals His parent! were n. (iSBuon ...... I 0 3 the honey-bear last night. banoaki also led the Silk Towners visits Miami (Fia.) In an Inter- also fine golfers. Alex started to rro-lrlOl-o ...... 1 0 2 Jordan came up with a bad cut in scoring and rebounding. But the sectional fray and Utah travels to play golf at the ripe old age of B n n 0 over the left eye— he said it was congenial schoolboy c o a ^ points ■UlBaiL Hawaii. five. Like most professionals today, Ksirrits ...... t 0 2 from a butt—and Akins' right eye to juniors Chtlck Saimbnd 'ind Pat Several post-season games al­ he caddied as a youngster, carry­ TdIaI* 29 2 60 was slashed and eventually re­ Mistrotta as the two youngsters ready have been plaved, but the Nftrwlrh Tech. (M> LO N G S A M BY AL CAPP and ROB MTBBURS ing his first bags at 10. while pick­ duced to a swollen mess In the capable of filling the void left by first of the real "bowl" contests ing up valuable pointer!. While P r rtR Dubanoski. ALEX HACKNEY Bfi'imnii* ...... I 0 2 10th round. HSS SeTTlNG DOWN will take place today. North­ most boys his age were playing BtMinlun ...... ■'As sophomores last year Chuck 0 2 2 Akins has a contract for a re­ 1 FROM HIS HOK66 .. iffreWT/ON L- eastern Louisiana State meeLs sandlot baseball, Hackney was Ponif' ...... 0 1 1 match within 60 daya. The rematch and Pat started every game and Sam Houston (Tex.) Slate In the derson, a former pro. . U\ fin ...... 2 3 6 HSS WRITIN6 6HflSr KNI6HTJ k practicing on the fairways and blazed around the S. Mai 1 Yelly...... D n 0 may be delayed while both fight­ should benefit from a yegpjs exper­ Christmas Festival Bowl game at the greens. When only 12 he was ' Monlie ...... t 0 2 I Ir ience. The boys also haid'mcked up out In 34-30 64 in 1935. 2 ers' wounds heat Natchitoches. La. shooting In the 80s. He joined the Donut ...... 0 3 Akins, whose head work and vunMofTAL cate/T nildiU^nal savy from ’ uielr week’s The semi-final playoffs of the ' Bfthhltt ...... i n K **ITH lANCB 4^^) Oxford Country Club st 14 and PrnvA.dt ...... 1 n •4 wrestling drew constant boos from slay at Bob Cousy's camp last NAIA . Ol^mplonship series also flihorahl ...... smcD. summer.” a year later won the Club (Thain- lional PGA Tournament 0 0 0 the crowid, was humble In defeat. ,s yoUK CHUCK SAIMOND arc on tap. Gustavus Adolphua plnnship, an unheard of feat by a <4 He said Jordan was belter than he K v M«'w« ft .Saimond, 5-9 backcourt standout, at Hershey, Pa., 1945 at T otals...... 7 3$ of Minnesota and Arizona State 15-ye-sr-old. The victory in the llnlftln:e kcore 84-17, RHAM. anticipated. He said he would possesses tremendous natural abil­ With the exception of White It** Other candidates still working College of flagstaff clash at Tu~- Ore., and 1933 at Norvllle. Mich ity and could develop into one of most cherished of annual club fl"’’ * a different way next time. seems safe to assume the other with the varsity include seniors aon, Arlz., and St. Benedict's of He also won the Manchester Open Manchester's finest players. He tourneys was no fluke for the ris­ R(X'KVILI-F. WINS •dan said the fight was eas­ four boys will answer the first Walt Bycholakl (6-1), Clyde Rich­ Kansas opposes North^^’eHt Okla­ ing young star repeated hts suc­ In 1950. • fononiMv ttfqht... . trailed DubarK/Bkt' In the scoring whistle iq the season's opener ard (5-9), juniors Bob Seclert Despite his love for golf a.s a Coach Johnny Canavari's Rock­ ier than he had expected. He. too, paradf last winter With 13S'points. homa State at 'Tulsa. Okla. cess the following two years. He ville High quintet was a big vv-in- said he might change his offense against Wethersfield at home on (6-0), Bill Kelsh 16-1 ), Hank Pede- The winners pla.v in the Nation­ turned professional In 1933 when youngster, while In high school he Mistretta cageo 94 points In 15 Friday, t)ec. 12. played varsity soccer, football ncr In Its second start this sea- next time. monte (5-9) and sophomore Craig al Association of Intercollegiate only 19. .son. walloping Rl. Thomas Acqul- games and his fctggeaf value to hockey, basketball and baseball. AiMns had no alibis and aaid his U I*. U \ 0$^—A» »#•« r«Mrv*4| e ,.M Hf Ml. 1 / l - i "White was one of our better Johnson (5-11). Athletics I NAIA) Holiday Bowl nas 49-35 last night tn New Brit­ ^ ItM Wt ^ahw* ‘ this year's squgd Will be his re­ Shares Course Record condition — a lighter Dian usual players with Phil H.vde's freshman Zatursky, who normally carries at St. Peteraburg, Fla., Dec. 20. He’s a stauncli baseball supporter ain. In another tuneup prior to bounding. The hustling. 6-1 junior Now 44. Hackney has had his' today of the Boston Red Sox, 145'.j--was no problem. "You sure this is a duck call? All I get is game has be^n quite Impressive In the team la^l winter," Zatursky ex­ an eight-man varsity squad, plans The Holy Ooss-Boslon College opening their Valley B Conference BY KKN BAI.I) and JUBBY BBONOKIKI.O plained. "He needs only to acquire momenfa of glory on the golf j Harkncy is married ami has two Jordan, at 145, which was high lirDD SAXON w ardens'." scrimmages since reporting after to cut one more senior before the and Oregon-MlamI games will be schedule the Rams engage Sims­ for hlip, pulled a surprise when more finesse to be a starter. Sure, courses. Lorslly, he shares the 1 daughters The family resides at 25 SHALL WE GO INTO MR SAXON, VOU CAN J the football season. home opener. televised (NBC). The Holy Cross- bury in a third road lest Wednes­ he aaid he’d like to fight Joe HOW CO VOU 00. .. he'll make many mistakes but course record of 64 with Ricky An- Oakwood Rd. NOW, THIS IS the THE.... LAB,___ \ PEEK, BROWet ANP Although Zatursky declined to The Schedule BC game will be seen in the New day. Rockville has broken even In Brown for the llghtwel^it title g en tle m e n that is to be expected from a 6BNTLEMEN, MEET ELPMfNT I'O LIICE TO ^ j as< OUE6TION5'- BUT name a starting lineup he did Dec. 12, Wethersfield, home; 16, England and Middle Atlantic areas two outings. after the rematch with Akins. Rf -CHECK, vw#/ an Mnr sophomore. (1:30 p.m„ E28T), with the Oregon STCVEN WffKSHT. IN I.ITTI.K SPORT By ROUSON hint that It probably will be the Maloney, home; 19, Bristol, home; The bout attracted a gross gate CHARGE CP OUR SPACE tX)L 'OP. same fiY^ yhlch started the last “ After our first five we will Miami game telecast to the rest J A f t ft 26, Hail, away; 30, Alumni. of 128,548, not counting the un- , WSCUIT PROJECT, srrlnnnXge . against Kingswood. have to gel good mileage out of Jpn. 2, Windham, home; 6, Con- of the country (1:30 p.m., EST). discloeed TV money. 3L Louts PR. UAUPALUCA?>. /» e» ASSISTANT. This w'ould have Mistretta and Skip Fisher and Bill Malausky If ard. away; 9, Platt, home; 13, Rated Tossnp Tech Loses Firstj Sport Schedule probebly will get the rematch. THEY'U dHOW c^ll I Wes Ftshlet, six-foot senior, at we hope to, experience a auceess- Blast Hartford, home; 16, Wethers­ Holy Cross (6-2) and Boston Jordan was lightly regarded AROUNO. n— I—r^7—I—r--r forwards, irhprcssivS Neal Pres­ fiil season.” Both youngsters are field, away; 23, Maloney, away; College (6-3) were rated tossups Tuesday, Dec. 9 despite his ranking Ss the No. 1 cott, 6-2 senior, at center, and seniors, with Fisher the tallest 30, Bristol, away. in their 55th meeting of a series contender. He gained it by whip­ P i Saimond and aggressive Dave player at 6-.3, and Malausky, who Feb. 3. Hall, home; 6, Windham, that began in 1896. The Cruaadera To East Windsor RHAM High vs, VintI at Hebron ping Isaac Logart and Oasper White, six-foot, sophomore, at has a nice one-handed jump shot, away; 10. Conard, home; 13, Platt,' had won thj past two sea.sons and Wednesday, Dec. 10 Ortega. 1 guards. standing an even six feet. were depending on quarterbarik Chenev vs, LaSallette. 3—Armory sway; 20, Fast Hartford, away. Akins was the solid choice off Y , r i f r Tom Greene to extend the streak. Sparked by Fred Gcromiller and Dick Tara.sovitch wlio Rockville st Simsbury. his smashing knockouts over H f»'S ^ Both clubs were hampered by in­ combined for 23 points, East Windsor High Sdiool evened Friday, Dec. 13 Tony De Marco snd Vince Mar­ juries with Boston College quar- its season’s record at 1-1 last night with an easy 54-.3S vic­ Manchester vs. Wethersfield. tinez the past year In his remark­ terbark Don Allart sidelined with BY JOHNNY HART tory over game but outclassed Clienoy Tech in the Ea.st 8:16—High ^hool. able climb to the heights of the B. C Green Manor in League TV Sports Slate a broken collarbone. Cheney vs. Hartford Tsch, 3 — 147-pound division. Oregon (5-4) was a solid favor­ Windsor gym. It marked the sea- Armory, It had been a long struggle for WAIT'LL YOU S E E HOW ion 'i opener for the Rangers. BY BOY CBANK ite aga.nst hapless Miami (1-8). contest ngalnst LaSslelte Romm- Rockville at .SI. Thomas. Akins after a decade o f ham and m .A S A W Y U B MY NEW HAMMER WORKS Today Coach Tony D'Angona's inex­ Ii)lSPERdTt, -mt mRlCAN MTftCHL' The Ducks, who played In the ary at Ihr Armory. RHAM High vs. Hale-Ray at egg asftstence. Today, for awhile ITS A MATTER \ KMM, IN THAT Debut Here Tomorrow 1:16—Foethall— Holy Cross perienced quintet made it clo.se in K ooks ^BouT, spits an u rn ohicir vs. Boston College, Channel 22, Ro.se Bowl last Jan. 1, lost four FasI PIndMir Hebron. at least, hts glory was ended. OF LIFE ANDPEATR,'! fASE,Pt«»PS - n r games by one touchdown 'or leas. the opening quartet, trailing the P r rtf For Jordan, one of 13 children RE RECOGNllS^ LIEUTENANT. 1 I CAN GET A SO. winners 12-14 at the buzzer. Eak; «Jf'rointUri f __ ...... 4 VR l.T im possible. ^ Utah (3-7) faced Fawsll In s San Diego. Caltf.—Charlie Pow­ in another poor man's family, the HAVE WORB OF MESSAGE TO Coach Woody Bushey's Green Manor quintet will make Us debut 2:00— HiM'kry — Detroit lti. HtlftPMIIF f ... . , ...... n (Ml 'll RE IS ON TRE game that is overlocked in the WInd.sor tallied 13 points in the Sandoii'' f ...... o 1 ell 2I.Tj. San niego. knocked out glory had just begun. A PLOT TO THE COLONEL. In the Farmington 'Valley Basketball L ea^ e Sunday afternoon In a Chieago, Ciiannel, 8. 40. 1 s p e a k e r s ' NCAA 10-game achedi'le lijnlf. sehond period while holding the WiniPti*' f ...... D IWI 0 1 ^STAHD ASSASSINATE GUARD,KEEP 4;30 conteat against Windsor Locks at the Verplanck School. ’Two 4:30 — Football — Rams vs. Nlcftwlr* r ...... 4 C'hsrlle .lones, 1 9 9 Newark, N.J., It's a great feeling to be a PLATFORM WnR Games in Hawaii are not counted loser! to only three maikcik. d i‘-2 BACK, THE GENERAL. these men Midget League teams. Norman’s and Deci's Drive-In collide In the Colts, Channel S. 40. Srliun. V ...... 1 i 2. champion," aaid Jordan. g e n e r a l a against the visiting team's quota Cheney never was able to recover ...... 3 1-4 7 preliminary at 3 o’clock. t>»ly. s ...... , I TtL L HERE 5:00— All-Star Oolf, Channel from Its 12-point deficit at half­ Bli’lD’n. 1 ...... 0 iMI 0 V v ou f , Both Green Manor and Windsor 8. in order for Hawaii to play main­ Wild. R ...... 1 (Ufl 'J Locks have players participating land teams at home time. MfWirr K ...... 3 I 4 7 Sunday Geromiller wound up with 13 in monthly dCills -wUh the Na­ 1:80 — Football — Giants vs. Louisiana College beat Arkan- f'olhirk K ...... 0 (Ul 1) Yalv Hosts 1]Conns Tonight^ 'TA Tara.oax lu ll, b • ...... 4 2-4 10 tional Guard In New Britain and Lions, Channel 3. .saa Tech 39-12 in the Rice Bowl at points and teammate Taraaovitch for thia reason tmorrow's contest 2:00 — Basketball —Warriors Stuttgart, Ark , last night. chipped In with 10. but the nlght’i Tnials 10-24 64 has been pushed back to 4:30. As vs. Royals, Channel 30. scoring honors were garnered by ( hCBC) Tf«h. ]SB Teachers, Cadets Victors the Rangers' promising center n r Ptp t QlWI Nsw^Teat HewH TrtW>e ■:■ .A ^ f 1 a general rule all FVL games have ! .M. ndltli. ( ...... 0 0-0 0 i Jimmy Piro who threw in five bas a 3 o'clock starting time. I Bl^.irll. ( ...... 4 0-7 * 1 n-oBH MKKKI.K BY DICK CAVAI.L kets and convcited six of seven 14'havcs f ...... II (Mi 0 1 The Ysle basketball team plays'*- A tall Coast (Riard autntot do- All-Local Five Selvy Payingt Off Sports Forum free throws for a total oPlS points. Naiini^r, f ...... 0 (vn 0 feated Bridgeport 88-83. Bridge­ 1 Pirn, r ...... h 6-7 16 Itost to Connecticut tonight, and YOU'VE certainly WHY, YOU'VE EVEN OtCK Hoping to duplicate the success Guard Harry Holmes added 11 ...... port's Bob Lsemel was high scorer HOW IN ',,ku~c«au CAUALLI 1 Parker. |r ...... 1 1-6 :i Ihe Elis will be Roing all out to INCREASED EFFICIENCY STOPPED THEM FROM THEwoRLD 1 UNCLE SAM enjoyed by the Morlayty BMS. For Knirks, Shot XOTK OF THANKS markers in a losing cause. j l|nlm'’.*i p; ...... r> 14 11 icpeat the 79-74 upset they with 21 points. MK'KBY FINN BV I.ANK I KONAItl' ■ AROUND HERE IN THE loitering around DID VOU I WAM5S baseball entry in the FVL over the To Sport Editor: The locals open their season ■Tnlalft ift R 23 38 j'egistcred over the Huskies st Brown came from behind late - r.. s h o r t t im e YOU'VE BEEN THE WATER COOLER.' DO THAT? past two years, Bushey will start 7 rue n ess.' T-THEN TOU'P TELl YES! AND BE SURE TO STATE Nips Detroit Five Wednesday afternoon in a 3 o'clock Bcnrf lit half. 77-iri Kni't Wlndtot Stores s .vesr ago. tn the game to defeat Trinity 75- WITH U5, Ft NNELLY, an all-Ioca] lineup. Former Man­ In behalf of the West Side Jun­ ■\ « eveRY PAPER' THEM EVERYTHING THAT I APOLOGIZPP TO ior League players and coaches. I The comfy home surroundings 66. The Rhode Islanders rebound­ T, HIM-ANP PEEPLY REGRET yl chester High scoring leader Kloe BUT HOW PIP IT LEAK I -1 PON'T KNOW, T -EVEN ABCXJT THE New York, Dec. 6 (Ah — Frank would like to thank Elgin Zatur­ of Payne Whitney Gymnasium ing In the second half was the dif­ OUT, ANTENNA 7 ANP HOW ' MR. SCHWEITZER.' J OLD FELLOW REFUSING V- MY MISTAKE ' .-'S. Morhardt and aggressive B o b should be a help, but the Blue will ference. TO GO SACK ON THE Selvy, the Furman All-America sky, his two assistants Ray Kor- PIP IT GET AROUNP SO / BAP NEWS TRAVELS Carlson . will open at forward. bualeskl and Phil Hyde, plus the atm have to contend with the SOON? FAST A ANP-EACUSE k PROGRAM 7 Carlson, w ho played schoolboy who was traded away by the St. Giants Must Tarn Bach Lions seven men In the UConn lineup ME.JUST A MINUTE- members of the High School bas­ basketball at Hartford Public, is Louis Hawks in the National Bas­ ketball aquad and Earl Yost snd who are six foot four or over. Rochester Escapes 0-3 and rated a strong rebounder ketball Assn., is starting to pay Bernie Glovino who were kind To Remain in Title Picture Both teams arc fresh from mid­ and shooteis Another ex-Manches­ fijl dividends for the New 'York enough to donate their time to week victories., Connecticut over Cellar After Win % ter High eager, robust Norm Knickerbockers. help put on a very successful bas­ American Inlerhational and Y’ale Hohcnthal wilj Jump center. Norm, over Springfield. ketball cUnlc at the Verplanck New York, Deo,. (ft— In 1949 games. and a pa-'S for a touch­ now a sophomore st the Univer­ ^ i-v,. ^4 Selvy, a former collegiate scor­ 8 Other contests tonight pit visit­ School. I.am sure that those pres­ Steve Van Buren, « tank on cleats, down today would crack the rec­ New York. Dec. 6 (A7~Thanks sity of Connecticut, was a starter ing champion, tossed in a 15-foot ing Brandeis against Coast Guard Jump shot with two minutes to ent reallY appreciate their efforts set a National Football League ord held by Cecil Isbell of Ih* to a pair of rooklee, the Rochester with the 1955-56 Red and White .and learned from their expsKience. 1941-42 Green Bay Packers. The Clark against Wsslaysn at Middle- plsy to give the Knicks an uphill rtuhing record for the Philadelphia town. and Merrimack against Americans today were out of the quintet which bowed to Durfte ftt Yours In sport, Eagles. That was the year Phila­ Rams '6-41 sought second place, the New England ’ftMiriameilS' 110-108 victory over the Detroit Hartford tn the stale espltsl. American Hockey Leggue cellar Ronnie Daigle delphia won tile Eastern title by which they shared with the (Chica­ R\<)I.KSI,IK rtIRNKR after finishing runnerup to power- Pistons last night. No other games Yesterday’s play was featured and wlthtn a point, of the fourth r APT AIN KASY were scheduled. 4Vs games and went on to defeat go Bears. The Colts were favored place Springfield Indiana. ful Weaver in the Rtate tourney. by four pointa In the nationally by triumphs by New Britain I FOUNP A YOUNG DANCER WHDU AFTBR THE LA5T SHOW »Nt r a HAVE TO CHECK '\ MR5. NARMOWI The triumph moved New York the Los Angeles Rams for the ^ACK« HER SHAIBV COSTUWM, OUT NOW, m I MAKE llVI OOT NBN5 Set-shooter John" IVecourt of World Championship. televised (CBS) game. Teachers and Coast Guard. How­ The Amerks escaped the cellar 1 yuu ^ kn o ck IIM DiAO. LBT5PACSIT. Bulkeley High Scjtool fame and back into a first plape the with the ever. Trinity's season opener was last night by defeating the Indiana MB. ABFBNAIHY B1 BAI.SION JONFS and FBANK RII)(iF\VA> vnipO \a0lg...YOuKB NOT A t NIMSlE A5 PEELING TIKEP ANO WATEH' New YORK yTHArcANTWAI-F- Jacobs Paces Field That was before Paul Brown The Bears are home tomorrow YOU'D ------Y0UU5K>T0Kl — H w n w tB w r now residing in Mahqhester. and idle Boston Celtics in the Eastern ruined by a stubborn Bwown quin­ 8-4 tt-Kh rookies Gordie Redahl Division race, each with 12-6 rec­ brought Cleveland into the league to the (Jh)cBgo Cardinals in an in­ tet. snd Bill Hicke each posting three 'VOD'LL HE'S BUSY NEGOTIATING L*KVM«f hustling Vinny Kohtn will haitdla After Two Rounds In 1980 .... ter-conference game. Other Sun­ the backa^iirt poaitioliA-..: ords. The Pistons remained sec­ New Britain topped visiting goals for the hat trick. Gary Ald- I'D LIKE TO SEE '\ ( A VERY IMPORTANT MOVE. And before Jimmy Brown, the day contests have the Pittsburgh Reserves wIms- WRI ;be«'on hand ond In the Western Section. but Salem (Mass.) Teachers 101-90. com got the other two Roche'at» MR. ABERNATHY ) \ WAIT. dropped five games behind the Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico, Dec. Brown who broke Van Buren's Steclers (6-4), with an outside George Schermerhorn netted 22 to spell the starts' ' - ode - base- chance to lie for the Easte n title, goals. pace-setting Hawks. 8 (d»)—Stuart Symington, • Demo­ record, .came along In 1957. i points to pace the victors. Rochester built up a 6-Q lead hall star Gene Johnsi |in Moris cratic Senator from Missouri, at Washington, and Green Bay at arty, big Irv adster, kie Can Witness Clinching 4 with five goals In the first period Selvy returned from the armed thinks the year-OId Dorado Beach San Franciaco. Pittsburgh, which J hind. Bill’ ’-M o ^ r lu oy Philadelphia fans haven’t had a and one early in the second be­ service last season and never could course, where the’.$30,000 Invita­ must win both Its remaining PRO BA8KKTBAIX conference championship since, but fore Springfield broke through Gulre. 1. ;,'R • regain his scoring tbuch.' He re­ tional golf tourney is being played. 1 " " ‘i •’"P* ii’* Browns drop Results NRA goalie Jerry McNeil for three In theirflon^'VtiM .Oirt year joined St. Louis this year, but the Is tailored-made to President HD-hi^*hfrws I Create a Silk Towners wite'I-.hftrd-prewiai Hawks finally gave up on him and ;; " i t ■ New York 110, Detroit 108, goals. Eisenhower's game. happen In in the J right L , ni.nSl?places. ^ * t^^rce-way Eastern tie in chalking "Sl-jS sold him to New York early .in the And ha auggeats the chief execu­ by three points over the Redskins. over the 'R6<|^IIe ^ #ut|K)n. tive make a visit to this Island The places are of course, Phils- The Bears are accorded seven gion. MorharA, .YVlio aet a Ovemune Oetiett commonwealth- for both prestige delphls, where the Eagles enter­ points snd the 49ers 10. tain the Browns, and Detroit where Chester HIgh.SCOrttj|tA>bdBa’ (h ’The Knicks overcame a 20-point and golf reasons. Odds Favor Cleveland [ .'.v.C'. * 1 broken by Alan CoU y^fiTT pOli deflclt as they snapped a three- Symington • is vacationing here the World Championship flag now during the 1954-55 camps! g n, flies. I The odds also say that Cleveland U'G 'game losing streak. Detroit had and takes his turn on the course will only clinch a tie tomorrow and BOWLING TOURNAMENT JliFF CURB______BY PBTK HUFFMAN sparked the locals with 31 mark- built up a 55-35 lead before New when it is not in use by the pros The Uons already have teen era. ’'4, • ■. stripped of their Western Confer­ will have to wait until Dfo- H in IHK SIOBY OF MABTHA WAYNF BY WIL.SON scKU(;(;s York rallied and closed the deficit who have reached the halfway New York to wrap up the crown. As TN£ ...muNemcreo f is u r c o f E IF FREDDY 0O6SNT GIVE Other league members this win­ to 58-54 at halftime. • mark of their 73-hole' ektrgva- ence title, but they can have a lot One SI6HTS0F FttiOCtiUNTZ StJCOeNUYCROU- ME THAT COSTUh« PAIUY ter include Wethersfield, Bloom­ to say about who wins the Ektstern The Browns are rated seven points C la ss "B " B a ll TH6 PCTTTV BteOS it's your fault/ SOUTRiFTCO Tha New Yorkers entered the ganza. 'Young Tommy Jacobe of better than the Eagles, but the tSMTOTMUNeOFFIRB! 9T0RY IN FIVE MINUTES. field, Naiuington. PlainvUle, Suf- crown. Tomorrow they play the I BOU3HT FOR CVER TRECA6S...AIIJ final .period trailing 82-79. With Whittier, dalif., leada by a stroke. Giants get a three-point edge over Hi..l5..TI«0UM/ fleld M^TMefendinc OhaiArijilon New York Giants (7-3) and a Lion SUNDAY, DEC. 7. 2 P.M. AuMT mtry... ‘.c'MErRiNa Ken SArs, Willie NauII.s and Selvy Both Jscoba. who leaves the the Lions. New BHW jl’.V. • j ?*. ir a I N finding the range, the Knicks tourney trial temporaHly Sunday victory combined with victory by TREs'Rt 60FJE.' tdauntl'Atv' 1 Pipwr CteYeland (8-2) can wrap up the Since smashing Van Buren's r«c- opened up a seven-point margin. to go to CaUfomla to tnarry his ord of 1,146 yards, Brown has r.T«.— - IVRE.U I il'AGn'T ohlkthood-sweetheart, and equally Browns' eighth conference title in PRIZES LCOMNo.' But the Pistons fought back and nine years. 'The 1984. Giants were gained only 78 yards in two games. alif., aMo was put out tit-Ythe gained a 108-ali tie with 25 sec­ young Wesley Eiiis of Atdecress, He had rolled up 1.163 in the & Buchholz Defeated N. J„ shot ^ yesterda)!. Jacobs the only team to grab a share of Ur~HIGH THREE-STR mL-RUNNER.UP P i s ’ ! aged some American prestigtr’ Iqr Bsgonds remaining, but New York Behind them with a 70r71 ..vV' ig Ilowie Johnson of Glenwoodie, against Baltimore tor World Cham- row will be a good indleatlpn of Melbourne, Uee. < t*V-Hamper­ battUng their wRy Into the i)uar» grabbed the rebound an.d this time juanshl]dp at (3eveland Dec. 38. how the Browne go. 3ie-H IGH SINGLE $10 atrlkM ia SS laaguo Cleveland and BalUmoi^. PAcm i«f MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER «, 19B8 MANCHESTER EVENmC HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER «, 1958 PAGB BMBVty Ap»rtm ent*--Fl*t»— BuoiitM LocatliHis Roiuchold ScnricM THERE OUCHTA HE A LAWI BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Hoiuehotd Goods 51 UouBcafor Salt 72 UoiuM for Sale 72 Houses for Sale. 72 H oum For Sale Hoosua for 8Blt Hoosm tor Salt Tenements 88 for Rfnt 64 72 72 Saburban tor Sale 75 Offered 13A THOR AUTOMATIC Glsdiron, ex­ MANCHBBTER-Otpe, 6 finMied, $18,700— Immatnilate aix • room TEN ROOM single, one block ^ m RCH!!KVILI^--Ten room alngle, «ig cellent condltioti, 1100 when new, FOR RH3NT—Thrde room conven­ COMMSiRCIAL buainese or office need* paper., paint, fuU cellar, oil XX xxxn XXXX SAVE 90% on laundering. Wet O mcE. just OMCe, he's CM \^\9 lC>IK« Asti aiOM THAT TIME OM SHs'sOOWH OtI HER Cape, garage,. ,new hettltig Main St. ’Oil heat, priced for Im­ bed rooms avaUable U needeededi wUl eell. for $46. CsU M I 8-7919. iently located ap irtm ent, 875. AIM space for rent. Up tq 6600 square heat Muat aeli, price reaab$iable. tern, park-IiKc. yard, hear bu*, mediate side. S. A. "Beechler, Real­ EAST HARTFORD -(While they VERNON-New six room split MANCHESTER — Here * a nice baths, oil steam heat, two ganigea', CLASSIFIED wftih, damp or fluff dry. Folded iftHEN MiCiNd flee 70R Mi6 Wife iCHCEft ALMOST CVCUV PAY OF HER. UFE ! a four room apartment, $95. Ca« feet, W ll aub-divlde. Main St.. Lo­ P. V, Tongren, Broker. "AnyUilng achool, shopping. Assume *%% tor, MI 3-6969. W. R. Smith. As­ laatl. New ranch homea, $14,990. level. High wooded lot. Cathedral complete seven room home off city conveniences. On ous line, and wrapped free Mancheater ONLY TWO left of 1968 ^Frigl- MI 9-5651. ______cated near Center. Plenty of park­ In Real BWate.*' Ml 8-6831. I.aundromat, 660 Center 8t. mortgage, $83 month. CarRon W: sociate,'MI't-8952. ((Completely tinlahedl. Built-in ceiling with redwood beam*. Built- Parker Street. Living room with good condition.' Immediate occu­ delrei, 10' end 12'. Draetie reduc- ing. Phone M I 9-5229 or M l 3-7444. Hutchina, MI 9-8133. ttone to m ake room for 1959 gtock. FOUR ROOM modem rent, con­ BUCKLEY SCHOOL Stctlon. At­ stove and oven, fireplace, ceramic in range and oven. 1% baths large fireplace, dining room, kitchen, en­ pancy. $11,500. George J. Cole­ idtavou! . tile bath! Full baaementa, ameaite fireplace. Flnlahed laundrv r(x>m. closed porch ami four bedroom*. man, T R 5-4045. T R 5-4710. ADVERTISING t |MPU0«E 'rOOf SECASEfUir Kemp'i, Inc., MI 3-5660. venient to schools, bus. Children GRISWOLD STREET-.-Near Center tractive Rve. room ranch im igrge TO BE SOLD Five Room Ranch —FuU "base­ Kuilding—ContrartlRK 14 rMWAXiMD accepted. Call MI 8-6814. Street. Cement block building ap­ lot. Fireplace. Full baMment. drives, , completely landscaped. Garage. Three bedrooms $17,990. Oversized garage and nice yard. BE Mine - . ment, walk-out basement door. Two Dishwasher. New heating avstem. ANOWAMiMd proximately 1,000 aq. ft. Suitable Pride $16,500. Cash required $2800. fireplaceg. hot water oil heat, plaa- 10% down, F.H.A. R'. F. Dlmock R F. Dimock Co., Realtora, Ml CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMl M DEFT. HOURS ALTERATIONS to kllrhcna, bath- foetv'Ee MISS' AVAILABLE*NOW -Apartmenta. WASHINQTON S T R E E T —' An 9-5245. $17,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., Real­ Wanted— Real Estate 77 ■WEFLooer. LIVING ROOM let. food condition, auto body shop, warehouse, stor­ Mortgage 30 year term. Madeline older -home of six rooms located 1 lared waUa, full Insulation, tile Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. room* Mttr*. cellar*, porohea, or one each of four and five. tors, M l 9-5245. 8;15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 830. Cell MI 9-8821. age or amall manufacturer. Call Smith, Realtor. MI 9-1642. -- block from Main Street. -OU heat, bath, large kitchen. City utilities. SELLING YOUR home? playroom., Plumblnf;. carpentry, (More being constructed),, op- XXXIII M I 9-4839. 8 a.m .-6 p.m. 2-car garage, enclosed port-h, et(j; Amealte drive. 15 day occ'upancy. XXI prompt, efficient, courteous aerv­ COPY C'LOSlNt; TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. electrical and maaonry Aluminum THE poelte big new shopping center. aN D OVER L a k e —6S feet of sandy MANCHESTER—Center Street sec­ aiding Oaragea rotlage* out | Offered for quick sale at $14,900. MANCHESTER -- Beauttfu' alx VERNON—New six room ranch tion. Convenient to bus and shop­ lce and appraising without obliga­ MON. THHt KRI I0:»0 A.M.^SATI'ROAV 9 A M. TTioroughly modern tiled bath, beach, three bedroom*. U/4 baths, Siix' 4Rooms — Full basement, tion. call S. A. Bcechler. Realtor, building.* room addiiiona Nuaide i famHy size kitchen, appliances, Property now" vacant and available room ranch in prime country clUb with attached garage. Butit-ln '■ ping. easy to care for five room OLD CARPENTER SHOP shower and vanity. Beautifully Houses tor Rent 65 for insn^ediate occupancy. hatchway, laundry tubs, fireplace, MI 3-6969 or Wesley R. Sm ith As­ F'npinerrinc CVmipflnv. Inr 31 equipped big kitchens, with gar­ sailboat, rowboat, excellent home vanltv Ijiv* ‘-'-"-‘uiilocation 15'x24' Ai* ' livingiiYiiig r(x)mruuiii with. wun range and oven, fireplace In living | ranch, five years'old. 4% mort-j PLEASE READ YOUR AD Oak St. MI ,3-H2n ceramic tile bath room and basement. 'Wooded lot. ■ gage available. H. B. Grady. 1 sociates. MI 9-8952. M em ber Multi­ ANTIQUES bage disposal, red birch cabtneta, COVENTRY LAKE^-Three rooms. or investment. $15.7d0, Clifford HENRY STREET — Bowers tory. Plastered wails, fuU In sula-1 ple Listing Service. or "W b iiI Ad»" taUon o\rr tho phono • roB- Hansen, R ealtor, MI 8-2453 MI nice location. $16,500, R. F. Dlmock, Broker, MI 3-6009. vontenc*. Tho ad>prtio«'r ohoiild road hi* «d Ih f K IR ST OAV IT AM T Y P R 8 of carpentry work and formica cmuiters, three min­ Stove and refrigerator furnished. School area. Modern seven room tion, -oak floors, .full attic, porrch . All L&rn Stretcher Base Table . ute* walk to public and parochial 9-8793. in basement. Over 1,700 aq'iare feet Co., Realtora, Ml 9-5245, APP^,Ah^ tuid REPORT ERRORS In lln.o for Iho nott ln»rr- done alteraflona. dormera, roof 1 Call 5U 9-7569. ‘ home. Fireplace, morrlliM-nirnl onrl then only to Ihr rxlrnl of n Set of Six Plank Seat Chairs $110 (range, freezer, Kvashcr, hood, garage, electric stove, dish- six room ranch with garage, Ml 9-,6245. free and without any obligation. “mako good" ln*ertion. Error* (vhlrh do nol lo**on Ihr vnliio of C'ARPKNTFff—Experienced Ip all, fireplace, range, city utilities. mahy other ’ attractive features.' —haust fan. Vacant.'Large lot. i tjOVKNTRY —Attractive five room | living room with fireplare: large j Pennsylvania Hutch Cabinet slightly extra I, Heat a^d hot iv.'isher. immediate iccupapcy. Property now-vacant. Priced at We alao buy property for cash. fho »dv*rtl*nirnl «ll' nol hr rorroi'lod by ‘•mnkr good" ln*rrtlon. fielda oi carpentry Contract or | Near school and bus. Vacant. Will XXH ranch. I->arge kitchen, three bed-, kitchen. Three bedroom.* Full reaaonable houriv rate^ Ml [ TTwo Draw-er Pine Blanket Chest water Included. Ml 9-4824. TR f $125. Rental purchase plan ontioh- $19i900 and present mortgage of ! room*, nice living room, large lot. ' basement. I>ot 110x160. Vacant. Member Multiple Listing Pine Dry Sink with Front Dove­ al. Excellent financing nossiblllty take second mortgage. $15,500. VOl'R I OOI’F KATIO.N WII-I. 3-0731 5-5775, $13,000 m ay be sisaumecL CHARLES LESPERANCE ; A comfortable nonie for modest $16,200. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor tailing MI 9-8858. Clifford Hansen. Realtor MI MANCHESTER —Very nice Cape BRAE BURN REALTY BE ^^PREI lATEI) Dial Ml 3-27D 3-2453, Ml 9-6793 with 1400 squaie feet of living area. I living. Priced at onlv $12,650. R. ' BIDWKIJ, HOME Improvement All Types of Hanging I.Jimps TOLLAND TURNPIKE-Ivooking MI 9-7620 F. Dlmock Co., Realtors, Ml DINING ROOMS FOR SALE MI 3-6273 FOUR ROOM apartment, aecoild SEV EN ROOM .single home In for a hom e with sbme land? We Floor to ceiling ceramic tile In I Alteratlona, additions ga Brass Candlesticks $12,900 ATTRACTIVE three bed-' 9-5245. We have two older homes with ' floor. Adult fam ily. 5T1 3-^751, Country Club area. Two ' baths, 1 are offering a seven room home, bath. Built-in beds and bureau with LISTINGS WANTED, single and I I T railera 6-A ragea Roofing and aiding experts C7hina and Glaas room ranch, cemmic bath, hot I dining room* one i* an eight Ldwt and Fount! two-car g.irage, one acre of land, I plus bam and other outhdlldings, VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom wood paneling upstairs. Im m acu­ Iwo-fanuly hou.sca. M em ber of Aluminum rlaphoarda a sperirfliy water heat, basement picture win- j i XXXV room house; the other a six room­ Unexcelled workmanahlp Fasv Off R t. 32, Betw een Stafford THREE ROOM tenement*, central Steam heat. No lease required. with 14 acres of land. Owner will ranch, complete recreation -oom late decoi. Nicely landscaped MI.s Howard R. Hastings, Real­ FOUND Springs and Monson heating, 454 Main St. Ml 9-5229, Older i'luld:en acceptable Call dow, 145' frontage. (Sarlton W. I consider subdividing property If with bar, garage, :06' frontage, $15,600 R F. Dlmock Co., Real­ er. The\' are both real good buys, j tor. MI 91107 any time. 14 FtlO T Holat Ian trailor. IP.^7 budget lerma MI 0 fl1f»r> oi TP Hutchins. MI 9-5132. ' MAN(?!HESTER—One y ear old alx ^^IDikcto MI .3-7444 ______John H, Lappen, Inc., Ml 9-5261. trees. high elevation, many tors, MI 9-5245. If you are weary of kitchen eating A to sRN'f your back flnrl hrart ( ’all Ml : ft-OlDf) less land is 'desired. room ranch. Three" bedroom*, call Open Evenings and Weekends extra.*, only $16,900. Carlton W. v n )» m i m 7Ato^, M ANCHESTER - - Fou r bedr(x>m kitchen, dining room, large living -egal Notice rarkwa\": Scrvicr <>ntrr jn teA T H tM 80.. ov erlan d 4-3187 | VERNON—One three room apart­ For further Information please Hutchins, Ml 9-.6132 _ ”X X H f ir. ment with garage, atove refrig­ Cape, city utilities, vacant, financ­ co n ta ct: room. Bulll in range and oven. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Auto DrIvinR SctuKil 7-A Roofins-Sidmif 1tkOHTOlO,»ITAllC. Suburban For Rent 66 ing to suit buyer. $12,000. Clifford Aluminum combination*, full cel-1 ?ATrnr>.\Y SArruDAV ( all Ml IE-4, JUST RECONDITIONED— A.B.C erator. Refercneea. Ml 9-2837. VERNON- Sunny View Drive. Five ANDOVER—six room new ranch, MI 9-161'2 I AT A <-t>rnT Of- PRORATF h*»M rourjIfLlN ROOl'Ifjr, fnmpany automatic waeher. New 20,000 Han.sen, Realtor. MI 3-2453 MI three bedrooms, living room e.nd lar. Close to bus. schools and shop-! nt .Mn?iclir'*(-'r wiihin and for tha For R spot on our Rutomstir «now M O rrrM )(T < S M anchealer’a lead ROCKVILLF: — Tluep rfjom apart­ ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. room custom ranch, two bed­ lilt Aluniinmn aiding aanhalt i B.T.U. two-burner space heater. FIVE ROOM flat, second floor. In- 9-6793. dinmg area Granite fireplace, ping. A real huy at $15,500 R, F. BOWERS SCHOOL Section Seven! Di*tii('i 4if Man(h''^tpi. on th**' 2nd day mg driving acliool TTirce akllletl ment. entirely redec oi ated. heat rooms, \basemcnt garage, fire­ c f !*• t . i n t . c i . idr.s. r<*iiK>vni p'^rvio A.B.C. Service Co., 2t Maple St. qiiire at 4.6 Benton St., or phone 963 MAIN S T R E E T bookcases, hutll-ln range am^ oven, Dlmock Co., Realtora. Ml 9-5245. rix>m home with two full baths. , courteous Inatructora f'la.sa room aabchtoa roofing Alafi alurnlmim,' and hot water, $60 per moiuh TR $11,800 No closmg costs. Attractive place, afumlnum storms, —all to l!"»i .^•hn J Wall^U. .Iiid*». Help Wanted— Female 3r> Articles For Sale 45 Boats and Accesmiies 46 MI 3-4041 after 5:.30, hasenient garage, Nice |>orch. garage, very nice recreation f>mi'’ (^f Ktlip' Pish lat** n( rF YOU MAVF' «ny inforinstion of inatrurtlons for 1ft 16, 17 year galvanized f»r copper guMrra and' 5-6126. three bedroom ranch, (leramic wall carpeting. Ixively scenic lo­ ! lender*. Ml .1 7707 MI 9-6241 acre lot overlooks Andevet I-ake. i XXXVI room. Shown by appointment ' Mitch-- iU'ector of Driver Kdiicatlon er-aecretarv wanted Take ’large atorm window*. In a.xrellcnt con- j 82 OAK ST. hot w ater furnished. A. G. Crick- ANDOVER — Four room apart- i heat, excellent construction 100' Two In One P ackage. A nice two- inini-ii I i ft hn\me '“xhibii^'d ita RAY R ROOl'INf; CO .liiugle and ment. heat, hot water and garage | HOME VALUE PARADE down payment under FHA. Phone 9-.621.6 I a'tniiiiiwji niicM Hct'oiint wifli said es- MI 0.7306 of amall offn e ihiee aflernoona ditlon Copper wire 2.3V'x58's", | PIANO TUNING. We are the only more. PI 2-6449. frontage, trees, Orlton W Kutet-- family and a separate four room t.iii I ” thiv 4-..(irt f"i all"uam'P. tt ta IvOST Black rosary wiUi Popf* built-up roofs gutter and conduc­ included, furnished or unfurnished : T R .6-4832 tor work if»of. chlrnnev repnlra weekly Appiv In peraon. lb Uil- John B. Wolcott. Phone, MI 3-8597. Now offering all 1958 motorl firm in this area tuning nlanoa ina, Ml 9-51.32 Join the march to the Jarvi.s' home. Th two-family la In very o n l ' t ; n f.I> T lm t It»«' Ifith d a v r>{ P a - Plus XII In small blur miraculous MANniERTER Driving Amderny I THREE ROOM apartment fur­ $8,'). PI 2-6042. XXIV Buburbxn for Sale 7.') < • tnhn pif-iV .ftt cicNcn <• ff>r^ Bay Magenow MI 0 22H Bay liHid St I electronically. Others uae the c'd- Realty Co. Office for the best in NEWLY REMODELED T’-j room nice condition Inside and out. mMM attached Frulnv rvcnlng. now offera behind the wheel and PRE-SEASON Thain aaw apcnai.! boats at tremendous off nished, parking apace. Couple of Separate heating ayatema, copper iiccn O' III* Piohrtt^ Offit.'c m the .Jack.son, MI n R.12ft fashioned by ear method. Ward UNFURNISHED modern three ! MANCHESTER home values, get In step, today. , home Garage Excellent lo< alion, NEW SIX room Colonial. $17,900 VERNON—New 5’.j room ram-j .MtHiiiipnl Build’’ i; iiv snul vicinity F'lrat Food Ml » 17.3.T claaaroom Inatructlnna for 15 Ifl. Save up 30% on Clinton aawa season discounts. 1958 Johr- Krause. Ml 3-6336. working men or young married plumbing. alumimim combina-, room apartment, large bath and Near bus and shopping. Modern Built by aJoBoph Rosetto op Broad bling ranch home. Featuring 'arge! fti'.'l the *;uM’ i*! A«.6iCT'Pd ffbr a 17 year olda Cnll Mr. Miclette, BOOFINi; SHUNC. painting. Car New and uaed Capitol Equipment gon m o to i'S a t COSt p ric e S couple. Euainesa location for store Hazardville fl'2 room Ranch, full $15..600 —Brand new six room Cape, : tlona, two-car garage, convenient li'rtttnc ‘’M til-' , 4 ''W ft iM'«' .’f Hflid ad- LOST -Black .Shepherd nuppv Vi­ WO.MEN K.X'inA MONEY Co , .38 Main .St . Ml .3-79.58, ; porch. Parking. Couple with child baupment. rornpr lot, *^0 davg or* kitchen, ceramic hath, lavatory Strort near Waddell Srhoo! l*(i attractive kitchen with nuill ini m 1 iii-*t I H t !• >!i nii-’iiiti uith *nid pstat#. PT 2-7240 pentry Altriationa and addiiiona LARGEST selection of name brand Or office. Call between 5 nnd 7. I'j baths, off East Center St. i baths, built-in ato\> and oven. ; lo< ation An unusual package huv cinity Bolton leRkr C'ord collar band and orchestra Instruments, preferred. $10 weekly, 107 High rupancy pxcflleni location. Price on first floor if desired. B«’HUliful oven and range Attractive living | n*( ( I tHii’inciit cf itiiitpp,* and <’iHrp ; relllnga Wmkmanahip cuaran 10 to 9 daily Ml 3-6441. (?lose to hua and 'shopping. for $21,.600, R. F. Dlmock Co!, 1 (if diHinl.titict ;ji'.(1 ihi* Ociirf t|ir*'«*(a Seven weeks old Anawera F.rda I„ABSON’S Connecllcijt'a firai II- P A R T T I M E CKDAB CIXITHES polea organs and pianos in eastern Con­ St.. Rockville, * $13,900. lot with trees and shrubs. Call MI landscaped. Amesite room With paneling, ceramic tile! teed A A Dm Inc, 299 Autumn 8 :30 to 0 Satu rday! This has been on the m arket ' ,7-8ft68 drive. R, F. Dlmock Co., Realtora, R ealtor*. Ml 9-5245, ilirti n*')(irc *'f iho an*l I'iacp as- Ml e-2371. cenaed driving achool trained atalled. all aizea. reaaona ble. Vaed necticut. New, used, rentals. re- CXJTTAGE ST, apartment, o'l furn­ bath, three spacious bedrooms, v'CH'*d fet «fti-l h^niit.c he all St. MI .t-4R6(i EA ST Ha m p t o n " Furnished 6 6 for some tim e but we' think it ' MI 9-524.6, l"i*'cn* k!--«ii (c intp|p-*lpd thri^ Certified and approved, »a now of chain aaw. MI 9-1353 Ward Krause, 87 Walnut ace, automatic hot water heater, Duplex - . Tw o-car g;arag^e. Is a top value' closet space galore Ijirge allrac-l LOST Monday, tan female kitten, Karri up tf> 13 per hour, Wife- Deposits for spring delivery vear .around two bedroom water- , Priced for quick sale. XXXVH in 1(6 HDi*-'rtr ntid he> hoaid ihoipon h\’ ferlng claaHrnom and behind C^UAIJTV MATFUIAI- and work St., Ml 8-6836. modem kitchen Ml 9-4498. live wooded lot Beautiful stone I )'ti(ili«hii>i; H (..].\ of thi*» nid-'i m huahand leain' No aeillng Wife d r y (JAf» wood, rut fireplare and accepted SKK TO AT’PHKriATF sMcInitv of Walker St Pleaae rail wheel tnatnirtlon for teenngrra front house. Oil furnace, tile bath. : $18..600 Ja rv is built Cape on Morse XXV Two weeks to sell. Priced well be­ front, walk out basement Near| *crn»- ii-'¥ liHviMC « tMf uUiicn rnanahip Anv type of roofing and muMt anawei lelepfione at 16 acres of land. Avery Street. M l 9-1*425 Ml 9-6075 home glove I6ngtha llO per load, dellv ^ o u SEE PINK elephanta? I aee ONE ROOM WITH kitchenette. fireplace, insulated, all electric Road, Tremendotia living room : low today's m arket foi a 3 vear j everything. Only small down pay­ it, *ftift l>(*l».i-'i ;*t l- n*i f»\o d(»i • b»- alfllng For fiee eallmate.n call ami k''e[» reroni of huaband a ap- MclNTOSH BOAT CO. Quiet Privac y^ Near bus. 12 MANCHE.STER—Seven room ’ram­ fc i . the- dfl' cf -Ui't h('«M»!C .ind *•’$' ered ('all PI 2-7H86. pink pianos! Any color you Stove, refrigerator. Plenty of Ml 3-7116. So Wind.»:or. Five m inutes walk to old S 'j room ranch with large liv-1 ment required. Don't mis* out. ! Mancheater Booflng. Ml 9 P933 pointnieiiiK lluebaml nmat be prea 52 OAK ST. new school now being built. with fireplace, dining toom and bling ('ape. .Large rear pi-tic and iiiii' im; -k (.t (u'fci- n.', • Mih'I choose. Ideal for living or recrea­ heat, hot w ater. Clean. MI 9-1683. minutes to Hartford sizable Onlv $13 900 W ebster Agenev Y < \ ...... - - , f»nipIovetl have t ar and 15 SNOW BU)W ERS-Reo. Snowbird. | Telephone M I. 9-3102 ROCKVILLE -Two apartments t'ji kitchen, two bedrooms, breeze-. I attached garage. Paneled dining mg room, fireplare. three bed- ( ilifi-it nmi' H ■('!•$ cf oHii-t Annoancements 2 (jarnjfe—Scr\'ice—SloraRf 10 tion rooms. M eyers Piano, 255 ‘ rooms. Plenty of closetp. piflure room*, acre lot and basement g a -1 R ealtor. TR .6-.674,6 ' , In i’lMtU * II l-'idi n F n Nr. 2 A n - and Toro Piiah and aelf-prof>ellpfl FIVE AND three room apart­ rooms and bath with hot w ater. ! way and garage Wooded lot, room, recreation loom, two baths, dc6 er t -..mi Roofing and Chimnevs 16-A ; " "■ r> m. 24 FOOT CABIN cruiser, 126 h.p. Market St., Hartford. Open 4 windows with view Booksfielves. rage Near Bollon-t'oventrv line. •toilV .1 W A I.I.KI'T, .lude#. OPENING SOON Alligator haga, ______W ill aervii e at counta in voii? Capitol Eqtilpmenl, 38 Mail Ml menta, tiled bath rooms, linoleum, No heal. $55 monthly Near Cen­ B (S: I) REALTY ASSN.. INC. f’lass A nelghhorliood. $20,900. R. SUBURBAN VERNON New six] Palmer engine. 25 mileg per hour. p.m. to II p.m.. all day Satur­ $19,200 All brick r ancher on acre . $14,900 R F Dimo.k A ''o!. Real-1 made and Imported from ('uba ROfIFING Rpnclallzing in repal local area ('all (*H 9-5246 and aak 3-79,68 Venetian blinds, heat and hot ter. T R 5-7984. (abinets. two (u eplarea. Walk-out F Dimock Co', Realtors, Ml 9-524.6. room Cape, two unfim«hod c a b a (; k f o b rent on Kiro ,*U Large cockpit. Ideal for flahlng. days. Have your biano tuned elec­ lot. Three bedrobms llached lor*. MI ».,624.6. $5.95 and up. ftO dealgna T be ing roof, of all kinds. Alw new for Miaa Kav. water furnished. Parking. Inquire M. 9-807.'-) da,v8 j basement with stall shown. lava- wooded lot Rea) buy $12,000 Tall ('all MI 9 0269 WAI.LPAPER SALE on new 1959 Call Ml 8-77.31. tronically. Call (31 7-8506. SOUTH WINDSOR - Second floor, garage. On Hartford Rd i diaplayed In Tlirlfty neanera roof* Gutter work. Chimneyi' 11 School St., or 2,64 Spruce St. • Ml 9-3610 eveninjfs XXVI owner between 11 h ni, and 5 p.m . wallpaper, trim and plaatlclzed. (.’omplclely rcdecoralori. Heal fiii- I tory, launiii'Y. stove and refilgera- XXVIII Store, 1063 Main St . next to Firat cleaned repaired. 28 year* exncr |______BRIGGS upright piano, excellent Many more listings to show ! Ml S-OIOJt. TR ft-lftftfi. C .i Morriaon Paint Store, 385 nished. one bedroom. Garage, : t(ir. Kent ed perennial g.ii don lot M AN CH ESTFR New six -oom CROCKETT’S National Storea. Motorc.vcies— KIcyt les 11 lence Free eallmntea Call How-, IMMEDIATE opening Manche.*- condition. New bench. Inquire 17 j FIVE ROOM apartment, four MANCHESTER — Plxcellent six Call tod.T,v Assume 4% m ortgage on Im m acu­ Center St. Diamonds— Watrht P earl St rooms heated, cold water, no chil­ older couple preferred. JA 8-3771. room Cape, full cellar, garage, 2ft9’ deep. ranch home in Rockledge section, BOLTON CENTER-New ranch ley. Mancheater Ml 3-6361 ; ter-Eaai Martfoi',1 area. No in\’eal- U- baths, ceramic Hie kitchen late tour room ranch m Bolton. I Corner 1 JeweliT 48 dren no peta. MI 9-3169. 7 L ilac good loiation. 4’-..% G.l. moit- - -lARVlS REALTY f'O. Total monthly payment* Including i home* with I'-j baths, two car ment FlufUmnt hfiure MI 9 1967. p I« 'A R L F L ('K )R ( ’O V F R T N G SPINET PIANO like new. Will sac­ St. FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ gage I an be assumed, Spaciou.* , H. H. (iRADY. BROKER counters Attached garage, ame- garages. Aci> lota. moitgage. taxes and insurapr* is; aale Reaannahle MI 9 1987 IlestinK nnd Plumhinc 17 LEONARD W, YOST. Jeweler, re­ rifice for cash. Write Box R, three bedroom ranch in AA zone. silc drive, full laiid.*caprd lot. windows, flreplsce intercom, etc. ' w a n t e d ' 2', AND 3'j ROOM apartments. Included. Near cputci Roikville Ml 3-8009 $19,800 R F. Dlmock Co Real- under $86. comhinatlon alun.lnum | COOIMIR HIl.L STREET - - - 1 C O .. IN C . pairs, adjusts watches evpertly. Herald. Full cellar alumimim storms and NEED FOUR bedrooms' Counliy window*, amesite drive, lake prlvt- Open datlv T. J. ('rnckett Real­ VACUUM CtJIANERB repaired In iS WATSON PDDMmNO nnd bent WfHurn for parknging $ nd in Furnished or iinfuml.shed. Adults. T R .6-3634 I lor.*, MI 9-.6245. Juftt H«ted thU neat Cape. Reaaonable prices. Open dally. .screens, patio, ele. Price will ,*ur-! Club area. 1600 sq. feet of living | lege* $10,70(1. R F . Dimock Co., tor. Ml 3 1.677. mv own home ahop Forty rears Ing rnniinrior New inatnllntlniiR. eperting. firet ^hift New Bolton Road, Ml 3-6.389, k ('iiMom built for the present factory txperience An makesskes low HuMinc.ss Service.* Offered 13 Appiv At Route 63 and Allan Bond, Thuradav evenings. 129 Spruce 4'j ROOM apartment, hath Pri­ prise you F.H.A. m ortgage can area. First floor, living room, din-! Realtors, Ml 9 .624.6 nltPiHljfin work end rrpnir work Mnnchenter to BnckvilIc Road, one Street. MI 9-4387, Wantei]—To But 58 be a.ssumed Elsie .Meyer Agency. NEW LI.STINGvS XXX oM'ner and 11 l^ renlly nice. Ha» rate* free eetlmates, free pickup ...... SPKN( KB BUBBKB PBOnrCTS FURNISHED 4'j room apartment, vate entrances Near Ellington ing room, kitchen, .small utility four and a Invatnry donii. two arn' innk, I MI 9 3H0H mile north of Vernon Circle. R ealtors. MI 9-5.624, MI 3-69.30. ' : and delivery Mr. Miller JA f'- hlghe,i (T) I centrally located, $90. Includes Center, $.60 month. TR 5 ,3631. room, pantry, two bedroom*. *im. XXXVIII LeKBl Notice qiinlltv work at loweai [irii r for WANTED TO BUY LAKE STREET-New six room and Hnth up. There U a full 2-890« ...... 21 lionil immedmte eervne Be (liapri .Street | heal. Call Ml 9-6808, porch and bath Second floor, two Si.x room Ciipe Cod on heaiUiful ‘ 'oloulal with garage. Built by U I.IMITATION ORDKR •lied dormer, Areijlare, full haae- expert wru'k Famou* for aervlee Fuel and Feed 49-A Good iiaeq reaalable furniture, COVENTRY LAKE - Four bed-' i MANCHpfSTER A nice three bed- modeling rrpmnng. now mninll.i .Mnnehceter, (.'onn ' t e l e p h o n e T R 5 -6 1 2 1 NEWLY decorated modem, spa- large bedroom* and storage. Full AT A ('orriT ny i' p <^b a t f lfm m ent. alri.r 19.31 Phone MI 9 4.6.37. Pot rooms, large living room. 1'.., coruei lot. Ideal location near * Bul't-in atove and oven, ' room home in * convenient locs- ■ I M «nch''6tpI wuluii nnd fnr (lip rOttpT.E DRIVING In Florida Hone. electrU' eewrr ulenning. CORDWOOD. top quality hard­ also small upright and spinet TO RENT—A lovely four room flat. rioiis, four room comnletelv fur­ cellar, all ntilitie* garage, extra school* and shopping Large kilch- i-arge fireplace, Suti deck. 1'^ wants pssaengera Inexpenalve terton'a balii.s, garage, trees 4' 2% m orl-! ! tion. New wai ni sir oil healing r > i.« liir l (if M ftt'i h ''*l**i I ’ll Ui-- ,t«(1 lif t ' Rut the «>vtrnft m ake thlw an ex­ , flrninpipce rlcMmw! fn^t end effi- wood, well seasoned, sawed any pianos. Convenient location. Write Box H, nished apartment I'Idlln-s in- lot included at only $19,800. Bank en fully equipiicd with dishw asher Watlis, tnree bedrooms Beautiful of Ppi RmlK I FEATURING ARMSTRONG gage. Vacant. $13..600. Clifford, system, full basemeiU. alumimim ceptional home Kull> tiled I/eava Dec 19 return .Ian 3 MI t ciently Will B (Juy, MI 3-0677 Help Wanted — Male 36 length. Edward Yeomans. PI Herald. eluded. Two or m oie giil.s, .Near appraised much higher ('all own­ and disposal. Moitgagc mav he as- view. $18,700 R K. Dlmoek Co., ripftp?l1 Men .Ii’hn .1 W rtllHl ,I im I c ( 3-0514, 6 7 p m only FDOOB SANDINfJ and rrfinlahlng • Han.scn, R ealtor, MI 3-2453, Ml ! comhinalton Five minules from K ftlR tP o f M ftf^ ( ' U ln k d In to r-f kitchen. heauttfiii attached EINOLEUM 2-8002. Watkins Used Furniture ElUngton Center. TR 5-:i63t. er evenings and weekends MI I R ealtor*, -Ml 9-624.6 Sfw»flnllzlng In old flnorn MI • . I WANTED Shoe repairer, muet be FIVE I.ARGE rooms, first floor, 9-6793. 3-4816, -sumod with low down payment. si'hool. slioppuig ami tiansporla M H in h»'-«t6T In I»iq iM ( ' fl»'f cj».x('(l •unporch all paneled, an over> WANTED Ride from '.vm an and 9 5750 Exchange Oil rnotii'D of 'I'lip M nm lipftici 'I'fu*-! •ize.''t'i ftdtnmift- French Rd , Rollon vlclnllv Conn __ __ i 701 Main SI , Manuhcelci. for fireplare, furnac* or stove. school.* and bu.*. Residential ment, very well he,Tied, Stove and ELLINGTON —Five room ranch,! EXTRA BUILDING lot availahle (S. A. BEECH LEK , Realtor market a' $12.-600 R F. Dimock tl A lo | completely fem*ed In. We con- Mutual Ina Co , 8 4 3n Ml 3 7l4n HII.I.S TELEVISION Service ' nni>F.nr:i» ’I’ I ih I '(iv niontlift fiom DBEHSM/ KING, alleretimi. ape Aaphall S 'jc a hln( k Glglin Bros. MI 3-5301. Route 44A, neighborhood. Call MI 3-64.68, after refrigeratoi- if desired. Utilities in- fireplace, high elevation, hot' witiji six room single home 3 bed-, VERNON —New six room Colonial Co. R eslto rs, Ml 9-624.6. alder the prhe to he quite re­ after 5 p m Avnlloblr nt «I1 tliTir^t Pliilrn fne AUTOMOHIDF nnlc.xninn Bnin water heat, full basement, city 1h»* .tnl fla\ of |)fci tnhpr. IfkM* ho end alistic In todny'a market. Call, clallzlng In childrcn a rinthea Ml Bolton. REGUI-ATION SIZ E pool table. 5. Call PI 2-701.3. rluded for .$8.6 jxu' inonih. PI 2 f)22ii rnoms, paneled den. upper I 3 - t ; 9 l ) 9 with attached garage Rullt-in thr name •IP hnutpil «rnl allowed for Inrv NUprrviNrd Trl MI ner fl. vour Studebnker Dark deal Ruhher tile, 1.6r a hlnrk ue nlll gladly ahow you 9-9110. I Call after 6, Ml 9-7593, days, evening.* and Sundays PI utilities. Vacant $13,900. ('Iifford ! pliiinbing. Timken oil burner,' tango aud oven. Fireplace «un XXXIX llip cipdiioiji wifhhi which lo hi iti|r »n A MONEY SA VER I will i n'er to n-ftfina | er need.a 10 aggrenalve •mleanicn. thpii rlHltn^ H|fnin*l .^nid p’*lrt|p »»d *1 4', ROOM HEATED apartment. 2-6257. Hansen. Realtor, Ml 3-24,63 Ml fairly priced S. A, Beechle? Real­ W. R Smith, As.sociate MI 9-89.62 deck. I'.., baths, three bedioom*, MANCHESTER- All brick iix ronm through. your coming rTirlalnia* nr New Expcnoiico preferred, hut not ex 12 ft wide hnoleiim, 75c aq [ Including .stove, refrigerator, park­ 9-6793. ' 1 *ft(d R f1n m !l.«l r•l■>r i.* d ir p c tp d ifi ei^■p ('ONNIE'B TV «nd Badio Service, I F IR E P L A C E wood. $10 a load. PI tor. MI 3-6969 W. R, Sm ith A.sso- high wooded lot Brlckfront. ‘Cape in South Mancheater Built I fHlhlif- m>lJC(' In tho (•|♦'d^|nT8l lo h llt lg Year buffet style parlv at a fair Moving—Trucking— xcntliil ('hanue tfi enrn S75on to vard. Rooms Without Board 59 ing, Available Jan . i. Nice condi­ Rvatlabir rI) hnurx SatiafncMon ■ 2.5406. I ciate, MI 9-89.62 $17,400 R F. Dlmock Co. Rcal- by Poniicelli in 19ftl Aluminum I in ihpir 4 Ininii* within . leaa pearance nmxi cxaenlinl See .lohn (harden— Farm— Dairy venlent location. One minute from , 3'i ROOM heated apartment. .6 M A M RUnniRH-Offera com- of and 5 and another flat with j St. Basement garage, large ex­ living room. Aluminum sliuin.*, $3,000 CASH as-^unioft i'it% piort- I No baaemenl. Ir ik «* lot Very nice I Ui Iftn 'Iftv ft f m in Mtp 'tftip o f ih U o td p p Mitchell 3131] Automobilen for Sale 4 cxpPiiRlvr One lond inulcnd of, Garrilv or (3iet Brunner, t Bnin Main St. Light housekeeping, ! eluding stove, refrigerator WANTED Garage, vicinllv of I •nd rpiuin mftkp f>> ihtft court «'f the pirif. full time denning service, Vinyl I.alex paint $3 49 a .eallon. Producta 50 i 3 and 3. All priced to sell, T. J. pandable attic. Call owner, MI j patio, atlaohed garage. Owner, MI on this fttj room ranch with {■onditinn. Ilfl.ftOO. R. K. Dlmock twf> or three Eiielcr londlng and! ner’n In Talrottvllle. Tel. MI ______woman only. Phone 50 9-79.69. j parking. Available now Princeton SI. Call MI 9-1087.' t Mollco gi\ pn AaheR. nibblah removed. Mghi j Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. ' 9-0,679. ' 9-6465. Asking $16,000. altarhed garajtc. Owner Ml S-1M3, *Co., Realtora, MI 9*ft2lft. JOHN .T WAM.KIT. .rudgr. WANTED—Clean used cara We trucking Metal carfihonrd' union ding Dlxt imt 1 vc dignified 3-Atni lA'alipaper 20r a aingle rr.il I APPIJCS and peara, now on sale i ------:------— I mnnthlv. Nice location. Call bu,v, trade down or trade any- dnima Begiilnr aervlce «vntl HMfl nrnnit "The Mc*t| ffij- I/CRR ” at Bnitl'a Fruit Farm , 260 Bush 3-792.6 anv time. thing. Douglas Motors, .133 .dain able Ml 9 9757 The Aunliri A ( ’Immhci.n (V>. 503 TOOL MAKERS I2.V1.6 hroadlonm tweed ruga.- Hill Rd ROOMS FOR rent, free parking. Kn.tl MkMIp Turnpike .MI 3-5167 $55. $80 (;all between 6 and 7. Ml 9*0826 HEATED four, three and two room OLDER CARS, mechanics specials Mnrlfnlfl (’ll 7 I 123 AND riOOD IRISH potatoes. Green apnrtmont.s. Inquire 119 North HKATKD ROOM, one block from Mam St., or rail NH 9-0576, 12-1 I ^ e c Z ” J l £ " ^ h l n d "our "of'f™;'’ ' M '!''T E N S E N TV SpecUltred RCA STORE HOURS Mountain, mealy and laaty. very MANC'IIKSTFB PnrkHge DeMverv ^ p^ood baking Tho kind children Main St,, Separate tntrance. Gen­ p.m. and after 5 p.m. television aervire MI 9 1511 FIR.ST ri.A.SS MACHIM.STS 8-6 Dally Thura. and Fn 8 9 Douglu Motors. iiAd Main l.lght tnirklng nnd pnekag^ >llv-’ like to oat ( ’all Hathaway. MI tlem an. Parking, 3-1724. ELEfTlioLUX OWNERS Prompt erv Refrlgcrntfirn. wannern nnd 1 For 'AorU on ulon^ tnirriinrfi Air* 0-B4.16, Will dolivor to your door. SIX ROOM duplex, three bed­ NEED A CAR and had Votir credit i F n n SA LK -in Dumont TV cofll room.*. Centrally located. Im m edi­ ...... OPENING SUNDAY friendly aervli> on vont Electro niove imiving nperinltv Folding rrxfl Prpuixlnn Bxitx $2,100 now. for cpiirk nnle. $.100. In turned down? Short on down pay ' lux (R i cleaner Pick up anC d« FURNISHED ROOM for rent at ate occupancy, $90 monthly. Call ment? Hsd a repoaaeaalnn' rion l i clmirn for rent Ml 9-0752 jrood rondition (’an ho xoen at livery ('all Electrolux authorized I Fertilizers 5 0 -A 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884, M l 3-2721 before 5 MI 9-9557 after Iftve up! Bee Douglas Mnlma, gel | HIGH HOUIM.Y RATES Walnut Bo.staurnnt, 7 Walnut St. sale* anil service Ml 9 9848 nr JA 5. CLEAN fX)VV manure. Dellvered ‘"/’V one the lowdown on the lowest down ‘ 2-9198 Please ask for A'lpiatit « Painting— Papering 21 If you don i qiiHlify for one of m A M -The beat for $1 leaa' Laat and smalleal payments anywhere | $.6 and $19 load*. Excellent for KfnUemen. Kitchen pnvl THREE ROOM apartment, first KainlenakI , Iheaa poaiMona plcnae do not ap- .-nil for fall delivery MI 3 8603 Not a amall loan nr finance mm T'A INTIN(: ANI > pnpf'i hanKlnR »hniha, lawn*, etc. MI 3-7804, MI Icgc*. High S t.______floor. Heat, hot water, atove and pan.v plan Dotiglaa Mnfnra, 3.3.3 ! 1 lolui NvorkmanHliip nt rm fh' _ j Sand, alone, gravel, fill. refrigerator. $65 a month. Call LKiHT TntUlvING, inannni u nrk ' M A If T O O L & ______i LARG E ROOM, double bed Kitch- Main BIreel. i nniinhlo rxfrn .10 voain In Man MI 3-2785 before 5. allica, gniHgea and i ellarn FARMALL TRACTOR, model F12 en privilege*. For one or two. 'hf'.ntri, Bns'mond Fixkn. Ml KN<;iNKKi:iNr: (' o m i •ANY cleaned Reaaonnhie MI 4 9399 or with power pulley and all ateel Charter Oak St. M l 3-8368, CH HUDSON 1954 Super Waap, 54 900 RU 9 992.6 I 0 02.17 Household Goods 51 THREE ROOMS and bath, hir- miles, four door, jray snd while, | 291 ADAMS STREET I coidwood aaw table. PI 2 7311. 6-4137. nished. Heat and hot water. No whitewalls, radio, healer, hydra PBUFESSIONAI. R xtfrior and In ' DAVENPORT and matching chair, children. 46 St. John St. MI 3-7376. ADVERTISING Aaatntnnt Young EMBROIDERED pillow aara. ROOMS FOR rent, tingle or dou­ malic, fair condition $18,6 MI F IJiO R SANDING a e||ierlallv trrlor painting Paintam anrl pa I ararffl, chair aet.a, lowela table- in good condition. Alao electric amhitloua man lo aantnt In advor- atoam radiator Inquire Sedrirk ble, kitchen privileges. Private 8-2029. Call Amlv Sehula Ml 9 8919 prrhangoi nvhilnhlr on niion no ; clolha, cenlerplecea Handker- tialng nnd printing dcpnrtrn$*nt of StiHughan, 46 School St., Ml home, gentlemen only. Call Ml FOUR ROOM apartm ent, $55. Tel. th'c Frcf aotimntrn Brn^arrl IjO- i cluefs. aluiit nprona doiliea amall ENOLIBH FORD, 2 dr aedaji. I.EAVE YOtfR nihhiali wnrile* to j zirr. ('o^rn^^v. PI 3 6152 i progronnivf food chain Munt be $-7588. 9-7846, 4:30-7 p.m. .3.7980. Only 7,00(1 miles It's Just nexi to able In type., willing to learn Items Ml $-76.22 me' Cellara, allica 'leaned CLEAbl, WELL heated room, quiet, HILLSIDE MANOR new. Full priee $1,205, nm nner a, la’avca raked and rrnioved Light ' in s id e a n d outnidn painting, Many benrj;,Ua Military ohllgntlon A.NTIQCI-^ FU R N IT U R E , silver, i r DIRECTIONS loniplelgirf Apply m perann, Gner XMAs T R E E S at tho Parkadf. next to bath, shower. Light house­ TWO ROOM fiimiahed apartment. your I.,ark dealer T alrnllvllle, Irilcklng of all kinda for homea. j Sprrinhztng in intrrioi work l,nw wholranlo. Retnll roproaontftllva glaaa. china, and uaed furniture From Majicliesler take Rt 83 RANCH . . . Conn ' wlnlrr priroa No joh *oo amatl Brothiu'^k. 69 Leggett St., Eaal bought and aold Ftirniture Repair keeping If (iealred. Parking, cen­ 136 Bissell St. alorea and office* Norma on tral location. 14 Wadsworth St., to the Vernon Circle and take Tnicknig MI .3-8995 I ('nil Ml .12521 Hnrtff^d Service. MI 3-7419, T h e tine m nterinh nnrt rrnftiminn*hip in the»e CH EVRO LET, hvo 1955 2 dr MI 3-4921. FIVE ROOM house, four rooms Rt. 30 (first right I. Follow Hill­ BOY S 26 English bicycle, $29. side Manor .*ig7i.* for about a An iinuAiml mX'ioom home that fea* home* are the retuU of work prm ided h\ the fol- sedan. Ixiw mileage Prleed for a I'A INTER and paprrhanger. deco- Three breakfast *e t" $-79. $40, $60 heated, cold w ater. No children, luren a large kitchen with biiilt-m ORNAMENTAL Iron made In Kov s 25 " Americsn hicyc.le. $17, BEAUTIFUL room, excellent lo­ mile and a quarter. Turn left at quirk aale Only $95 down I.ow order Rntlinga fnrnllure, fix rating Gontt idcaii jnh, reniaonahle WANTkd> Maaon'a helper. Call 8 cubic ft refrigerator ...... $60 no peta. MI 9-3169. . R anch atove and oven and lota of rabineta. lotring tiihrontrartorii: Linncl train set, with extra I'acks. bank payments Rninnrr a Tal price S Yenrhn MI 9 6911 after MI 9 Tina Simmons Hide-a bed ...... $80 cation on bus line. References ex­ large sign to three model lurca etc Cnll MI 4 9983 electric switches. $20. MI 3(217. changed. Call Ml 3-6930. FIVE ROOM duplex with garage. homes. The paneled fli-eplace wall ran be en­ cotlville. Phone Ml .3 5191 6. ; Two Pianos ...... $.30, $60 joyed fioni either the large living Built-In Stove and Oven bv: Painting hv: k'lRST ('LASS nutoinobile me- Near high achool. bus and •tores. TYPEW RITERS nnd office ma NEW SNOW SUIT, high chair. I New Sim mons and other na- FURNISHED ROOM, near Main room or the dining area (Other fea- Roakin Diatribulors. Inc. Conn Painting * Decorating MER(TURY STATION wagon, 19.67 EXTERIOR and Interim naintlng I chanii’ k’ull time Apply ('enter Oil heat. Phone MI 9-2190, S^rvirf chinca rcpnlred Sales and Scjvlre vvngor horse, awing, new coal. tlonalv advertised mattreaaea and St. Gentleman preferred. 9 Hazel turea im fude leram ir bath with van­ 275 Park Avr. Radio, healer, antnnintic .Inal Cellinga rcflniahed Papcrnanglng I Motor Siilea, 161 Main Stieet, MI 9 .3477 / MI 9.6469 box apringa, savings up to 50%. St. MI 9-2170. THREE ROOM apartment. first ity. 3 bedrotun.'* attached garage with Hartford. Conn IPT ('rn to f Strp#t next to new Onlv $195 rlown ('aah Walipapri hooka Ealimatea given 1 ★ HOURS POR $16,500 Manchester, Conn floor. Refrigerator and electric amealte drive and a baaement fire­ Electrical Work by: or Irai^e Rninner a Talcnltville W ALLPA PER SP E C IA L We will Fully covered bv inauranre. (*'all BOY'S p’lGURE skates, size 6 like WATKINS Help liVnntrd— ROOM FOR gentleman with kitch­ stove, wall-wall carpeting in one place for your flniahed recreation Waller J. Zemanek Garage 1 )oor* by; Open evening* till 9 aiipi'lv and hang wallpaper at only Edward R Price, MI w 1903 I new willv runner guards. $8. ('*11 en privileges and parking, ''nqulre INSPECTION rSEO FURNITURE room. wall mirror, Venetian Model Homes will he open every room. 12S Weal .Street Overhead Door Sales Co. I 319 96 per room Cp to 19 alngle j Male or I'emale 37 MI 9 5124 167 Maple St. I roll* Over ion 1959 pntiern* In EXCHANGE blinds, garage. $100. CnlJ MI Sunday from 10 a m. to 6 p m. Manchester, Conn. 303 IXM-iisl .'ll I 3-7222 1947 METRO trnrh in good ondl- I luMixe froun Mernniil larztei- PU Bonds— NIorks iVlortiniKf* 31; J a n it o r Wednrsday evening and (i K WRINGER type waahhig ms GENTLEMEN- Centrally located On Monday through Saturday Excavating by: Hartford. Conn. linn. $.37,6 Call PI 2 7728 Satunlav morning Appi-oxlmately 15 OAK S T R E E T William Aberle ...... ; j chine Pair girl's while 'ce skslea, comfortable bedrooms, next' to SEVEN ROOM apartment, central- home* will be open from 1 p.m, Window I'luls LOW ('(1ST ftiumclng A ueimv per 10 hi\uia weeUlv, Apply in peraon .size 2 Pair black tap shoes, used | to 6 p.m. Homes may be .seen Tolland, Conn. 196.6 PLYMOUTH four (loot Snvov month fi ouch liollnr von borrow Open Thuradav Evenings bath. TV. radio, free parking MI !v located, heat and hot water Walker Millwork DKl-IN(^t' KNT, vmrnllri tlt'lr ac j «>nly P ft G Motor Freigtit. Sum­ onre, size t Pair silver tap shoes, ' 9-6801 after 5 p.m. at otheh times by appointment. J. Dennia \8 Powerflite radio hentei (iiie -■ tnunt^ laCt my compRUv with Morlgiigc loan* to stretch your mit St Mancheater. Until 9 furnished PI 2-6489. SPLIT LEVEL SprinjtfloM, Ma.ftp. owner Alao '(.-ton trailer and size in’ . Call MI 4 9.31,3. l Closed Siondav* Rockville, Conn. over 26 vrnin of juiri rxBfnl world iMcoiue U s easier lo cnrrv ilehls CLEAN, COMFORTABIJ: heated ShinglPs and Shakes by; hitch If riealred Ml .3 6811 Dry wal 1 b y wido '$crvh'f‘ rnllrri them for vou If you pill them all In one basket LION EL TRAIN set 927 gauge. ’ be.droom and conneclln*!: living TWO ROOM funiishod apartment Soiulik A: ('n with di.xcrctlon (''nl) Mr, fttongril Dial CH 8.8807 and aak Frank SituHtlnn.4 W nnteil— (?(Mnplele. many accessories. Rea- Here's a dislin. tiv* home that fea- Ixifnard* Pukinskia b e f o r e y o u RUY~a n*ed ear AUTOMATIC WASHER. Call MI rm. In quiet, refined home. Cen­ at 106 Birch Street. Call MI 9-3884. 2944 Main Slirel Ml 0 2721 Burke oi Mr* (.'nrler tiow |( do It FINANCING Split t((res a cathedral celling through Ih# 480 Woodland .SIreel F p in alp 3 8 sonahle MI 9 8,6,68. tral, free parking. Phone Ml aee (7orman Motor Sale* Rnieli i ___ i______;______3-0053. living room, dining aie* and kitchen, Hartford. Conn Connccllrui Mortgage Exchang' 9-7410, BEtlROOM and kitchen furnished These modern homes may be Manchester, Conn. Sale* and Servlee 266 6tain ' accented by redworKl beams, fireplace 16 l.ewis SI , Hartford ('ANADIAN F I.Y E R skates hoy s | .SALE 1-3 O FF on wallpaper. Wall for two adults, including gaa, purchased under conventional Cablnela bv; Floor Laying amt Finishing Street MI 9-4.671 ripen evening* and paneling. Three bedroom* and Hou.schold Service* Wllal. WATC'H rhlhliTM for rlHytiiue size 12 size 1.3't, Girls figure,' (,. * m, Kentlle. from 7c electricity, heat snd hot water. or F.H.A, mortgage*. F.H.A. Rlil#*v> WfKvIworking Shbp by worktop mothers Call Ml P-T628. BtiardenT WantiMl” 59-A bath have built-in vanities and Iota of Guv A Daigle f o r s a l e 1964 riievrolel l.ullv O ffe r e d 1.3 A size 3 Oil painting, Ml 9-MOO. each Green Paint and Wallpaper. Call MI .1.75.38 or Ml 9-4,687. commitment* are pending. L evel Lake gtreel Businp.s* Oppnrtiinitip* 32 elosets. I.ower level provide,* finished equipped. In excelleni condiMon | ^ at the Green. Manchreter. Conn. 2.34 Ward Street f REUABLE mldtllraged 'voman ROOM AND board for older wom­ laundry room with lavatory and a Call Ml 9-44.36 helween 5 and 7 FURNn’URE~'riEPAIRfN(i~~A'n i an in exchange for care of chil­ THREE ROOM apartment with [Aimher by: Hartford, Conn / will (in hnhy-slttlnp. Nn house­ UONEL F.LKtTRIC train set, CalU t h r e e PIECE living room set. separate finished sewing room or o f - p m , (k llqiics lealiired Furniluie Rr|inli E STA BLISH ED tinnh bu.Mliu'Sfl with dren nights. Call MI 9-6369. heat, first floor with garage $8o. Concrete Work by; , I work. (*h!| MI 10159, after 4. MI 3-4411 One year old. Asking $100. Call fiee Ijsrge bssement are* for futur* W. H. England Lum ber Co. ------— Scrvn-c T alcoltvlllc Ml 3 7449 ' nr wltlmui truck MI 9 7853 Available now. Ml 3-6.618 or MI ★ YOUR CHOICE 540 Middle Turnpike E. A Kivimae V j BUICK SUPER, late 1966 t.anllnp | —...... — ...... 9-9.61.6. recreation room snd gaiage. YOUNG woman desires getic.Bl of MOVING, MUST SELL Pure Hn- ____ _ ApRrtmentii— FIfita You may pi(ik out the style of r Manchester. Conn. 94 Foster Street W One owner, low nillciigc fuliv U^^l^*** R E P A IR S nn liny malic I'BEIO CATALOGI’E ('nntiilnn $17,990 Manrhester. Conn flee Wink Tvplng. awitchhoai d. en (lania.sk tablecloths 82x104, $12. REfDNDTTlONED vacuum clean­ Tenement* 5 5 home you like and have it built GIM* and Mirrora bv: equipped, rv c llcn i coiulilion iiiupliflci s nnd phnnngi iipha lumdrcd.H of hii?$iiu'.MNCH. fanuB and 66x98, $10 65x74, $5, One lace. $1 roccplloulst nr varied dill les Ml ers, .Many m akes, cash or >-edll. FOR RFNT on a high wooded lot of yoiir L A. While Olasa Co. M etal W ork by P ries (76 Ciin he seen nl 8 " '"I cluingcca Over 47 vcais Inliil ini omc propel ticB throughout V S , ! .3-461.3 Charter Oak rsp rricn cc 9ii day,* gimrnnlcc on 64x80, $6 Phone MI 9-9326. Phone Ml 3-8210 after 5 p m. CENTER 8T. — Six room duplex, choice. You decide oh the in­ 31 Blaaell Street Booflng and Sheet Metal ('rtiuulM Spc4'ifv type and location steam heat, oil burner, ane car Mfslern 4-room flat, newly dee- terior decorating such a* wall­ Enterprise* ------— ------— I nil vviu'li Pnttcrtiin's df'.strcd l>rnl direct with owneia. ■ BIRCH PANEL~crlb~full size. Manrhester. Conn. 1947 STUDEBAKI'lIt (hnnipinn. KITCHEN dropleaf table $8. maple garage, vacant now’. McKinney hot w ater furnished. paper. paint, formica, linoleum, Rockville. Conn. IM Ruvrr.s I^igeal. I>cpl 208. Dojpt— Bird*— Fet.* 41 Tricycle. Volt swim flna. size table 110, alngle bed $4, chest $18. central location, garage, 3 large Amesite Driveway bv; two-door serinn goo.I engine and U1 .A3' F1N1.9II Hnlhunl wiinlnw Bros., Inc. Ml S-6060, I etc., as well a* outside colors. COLONIAL IaHi\dMH|>ins: by: 16(18 Hilihuixl, liOn Angoloji 27,' sm a'I. MI 9-1401 Wooden rocker, commode, com­ closets. $9.6. Thomas Colla Co. brvdv. $47 MI 9 ,36(9 xluulr.x iiuiile to tuessurr All Anpclo Giola ('nlif ! plete living room set. Call Ml THREE AND four room apart­ 281 Broad Street mclnl vcurliiin hliiula al a new , DA(’H.SHl'Nn PUPPIES 638 Keeney Street 1969 DODOE 2-door sedan e\i ep Good TWO PAIRS girl's figure akales, 9-.6009. ments. Call Ml 9-4071, 5 to 7 p.m. •MI 9-6.Y14 A two-stol-y liouie that is highlighted Manchester. Conti. low prn p Key* made while vou pedigreed ME 3-7881. size I'a. Call Ml 9-3110, after 3:30 Mancheater Conn. tlonally cleitn. good motor green wall .Marlow s only. by a large living room with fireplare Plumbing hv; Privately owned Besi offer sr Help Wi4ntP4l— Female 35-i. ------( p.m. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ______★ RUILDERS and paneled wood wall that extendi Long Hill Plumbing A MB.«on W ork by: , ' .— r r , BEAUTIFUL 5 room flat, tiled HlUsida Manor is being built by into the dtlling area. Step saving cepted. Ml 9-,683.3 WEAVING of burns, molh hole* pup. Buninem Locations . H eating Co. John* Urtan* EXPERIENCED sewing n.achtn# TWO MEXICAN Clilhuahua ihi il Stereophonic conaole and malchlng| bath and kitchen, atorm windows. The U *R Hollaing Corp., ■well kitchen inchitlea built-in stove and ami lorn clothing, hosiery runs, operalois wanted Day shif- An pies Call T R 5-7290, thick panes storm window* with for Rent 64 Colonial East Hartford. Conn. Willimantic. Conn. PUKTK. 19,64 Super Riviera two known for their unuaual custom lianilhans repaired. zipper re- iinita. Regiriar $249. Now $188 Venetian bllnda. Range, refrigera- ____ oven Ceramic tiled half hath down Tile and Floor ('overing bv; Concrete by: tone hardtop Dynaflnw, railio ,nie combine* Manchester. Conn. M ancheater t’ onn. sale. Baking $0.69 or he*i off,., Radios $15.9.6 ture* In their Hillside Manor brick veneer and vertical wotxl pan­ tug Shop, I 1 MI .3 858.3 E M P IR E CH EST, $25. New foot- Call MI 3 1288 Six Transistors. 45 RPM record homes. $17,400 ______eling. Dicneq WF a t h f r arnn>~r*o.r ' ''''‘'"'"'"ig uppoiUiinty av ailahle hall, $6. M en's skates iT). $4. plavers. no electricltv needed. 19,60 FORD twn-drwu wuh * WEATHERSTRII Com- j,, kuIch tlcpartiuoni for vounc lady's IHI. $2. Portable radio, $5. new panv. d.H.is and "’'P.'’""’'' „.lth good typing abilily for ONE PAIR peacocks, 15 moiilhs $39.95 M ercury engine, Cnll Ml 9 (11(11 work guaranteed, New travel Iron, $5, MI 3-6.626. 21'' Console TV, was $298. now $238 after 5 p.m Cull Ml 0 IA89 liiverulflcd t lrru'iil work I'onHlon old, $15. 5tl 4.0209. after 5 pm. 21" Console T\'. was $369, no-v $279 Mbcft/ Home Punished By DORSPY FURNITURE, 71 East Center Street, Manchester,, ______alMo nvallnhlr (or gotul tvpjst lo b f I GIRL'S 26'' Columbia bike, good 17 ’ Portable TV. $169 conditloir, $15, Baby bathlnette BELMONT Rug Cleaning co m -! I™"’!:'' ' Poultry and Supplies 4.1 Baby furniture, carriages, strol­ 1941 FORD club coupe Fair ron p * n y -F m tho.?e who care about : ''■«> hpnefU* and pleasant working and teeter-babe. Call M I 9-4499. <51tlon, $46. MI 9-2210, lers (*nd Rirnlture for the entire Ihelr ruga—phone 50 8-0013. BROAD-BREASTED bronze tur­ home at low prices. Free pickup and delivery Frae keys. Fresh or frozen. Ready any VK7TOR OIL heater, heata <-3,-3 eatlmatea given. We speclalue in LIBERTY MUTUAL time. Schaub'a Turkey Farm, 188 rooms, including 50 gallons of oil THE Trallera Shop at C?haniber'a Furniture furniture and wall to wall carpet­ INSURANCE CO. Htllatown Road, Manchester, and barral. FIrat 836 takas every­ Salee and Save ing. Conn. LEADING THE field:—Gi'eat Lakes thing. Hockev shoe skates, size 6. 503 E ast Middle Tpks. 14,480. “46-10." Two bedrooms, Ml 3-1 HU $2. site 6, $5.' Tel. M l 9-9953. Green Shopping Area BOB TITCOMB Still here~at 21 M l 8-5187 ■torma and screens. $857.60 down. Maple Street to service your Articles For Sale 45 MI 9-5245 THREE USED gaa ranges, whits. Jansen's Inc. (always rellablel. • JOUPH ASIM kD, Ml f-M 1f F, DIMOCK• lAktAIIA w o o e s . Ml 9 - 7 7 0 2 : RONRT MURDOCK, CO. Ml 1 ^ 7 2 • tO IM T AGNIW. Ml 3-407t washer, dryer, Ironer dtahwaah- One freeter cahineu Reasonable. APARTMENT alia Hoover vacuum ItoUing HUla, Route 44A, Mani- er, range, water healer. Do U AMBTTlOUB woman. Full or part fiald, OArfiald »-4479. KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, Can be eeen at 13 Westfleld St. i cleaner. Exeellant. 8 » . M l 94IU youraell pump hiu. MI 9-1878. tlma. Call MI 9-3609. U Mapi* Bt. Tel. Ml 8-4837. WUl deUver. ' after 6. I *» V •4- C 5 V.

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SATURDAY, D^JCEMBER 6, 1968 PAGB TWEltiVI ^anrir^Btpr lEortting V^ral& AveraRe Daily Net Press Rnn For the Week Ending The XVeather ter, washed the baby's clothea, Dec. eth, IBM roraenat of 0. S. Wenthnr Borane hung them out on the line In the Washington Wing About Town biting cold;.all while keeping one IncrAnalng cloudlnes* tonlghL eye on the jClock that was fast Open to Public 12,845 Low near 29. Tueaday, not quite Heard Along Main Street M em ber of the AjlidU;, approaching the time of the doc- aa ooM, snow beginning early The Thomas Spencer Circle of ' Bureau of Circiilntian the South Methodist Church will 4nii on Some of Mnncbp»ter'» Side SlreetB, Too lor'a office visit. Open house at the Washington Tiireday. High near 80. hold a meeting Tuesday at 1 p ni The baby, somewhat unnerved School addition will be held to­ Manche9ter-—A City of Village Charm by the obvious hurry of her moth­ at the Susannah Wesley House, morrow from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. 20 Hartford Rd, The Rev Charles Ili4 8pcr#*t Knoun V>ry clonrly he looked, to make er. did not cooperate, with the sure whflt ho saw was what he flaw dressing process nor any of the Members of the Board, of Direc­ VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 58 Reynolds will be the speaker. Tlir* nrxt mrrtjng of the (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1958 (CiMalfled Advertising on Pago 16) MATP:S, St hPduIrd foi Wrdnrsdny and not fl<»nirthintf elfle procedures Involved in getting tors, the Building Committee, and PRICE FIVE CENTS The Lindies of St. JAmes will Aell ’ night, is shflping up a« » inlghly Mere ufiT no shock Hh.^tortxTH at from the home to the doctor’s of­ the Board of Education have been Chriatman cards, wrappings and j miorcsting one. The MATKS. hs . all,^Nothing' but gaping tioR hojes. fice. Invited to attend. Other officials candy In the churcl ba.smcnl he- ' well known hv now. is the male | K.xil^ our hero, thunderstruck Unco in lire doctor's office the of the town, both past and present, t^*een 3 and P pm. today. I I .mnlerpai l of the oi iginal' and ’ willi “ meclianicai ‘ aptitude hairy was immediately delighted have also been invited. Giant Snowfall ^ o h le Aide I W'ATKS, thal gioiip of st tong-j shntl ei ed, to I he television set. witii the toys. While the mother The 3-story addition was com­ The Holy Name Pot id v nf pt willed voiiien dedicated to tiie jrro- 1 111 tempted to keep the toys the ‘No’ pleted Oct. 1 at a cost of $265,000. James’ Church will rrteivc hnl\ po.silion that suet put on i.s suet lN'"t Opfimislle baby hail out of the fishbowl, the In it are eigl^t claasrooms, a kin­ Buries ^PP«r prison communion in a body at Ihr ^ th.al can he taken oh. I VVhiit schoolboy iloesn't know niir.sn iiupiired if the baby was dergarten, a cafeteria and kitchen. ©clock Maas tomontm morning Al .my rate, lire alliarlion al.lh .' llitilling voids of AIrraliani dl. "No," replied ilia m o t h e r , Guests at the open house will jyi ew ± ork i^tate • Rights Probers Hear llhe ncM M.ATKS meeting will he l-lmoln’s I lei tysliiir g address'f "VVell," Ihe nurse said, "I don't also be invited to see the renova­ Bornptlmi,«t Cluh menihers will ' Iwe ti.u ihiH Icrwri ilop warden Words sill h as "Now we aie en-|liimk Wv can fit you in today. tions made In the old building, Ohq On Berlin Plan ' . . . I Sill'e I-in. I In* la the lean and gaged in a greal i ivil uar. looting By THE AS.SOCl.\TED PREHR r or Ferjury hold their Chnslmas party M"ii , , , , Tile doctor IS very hii.sy" clas.sroom was reconstructed to day evening at Ihe home of the ibei v ! n pe w ho looks as Ihougii whether that nation nr any nation "Hut 1 have an appointment." make a principal's office, a health Swirling snow piled a thick hr (Dukin'i wrjgh more than J.i.» 80 ronreived arul 8o flcdhatcfl. (an p eo -f l«?der of -Weiit Berlin and thus a prc.sidenl Mr.'* Charlr,* rbrrt nf , ‘ , ,m "Yes But It's next Tuesday." room, a teacher’s lounge, and a Berlin. Dec. 8 — The white coat over the expanse long endure..." strong eventual contender for the New York. Dec. 8 (/T)—■ Bnltor Those who rerpiiie |io„nds et en i ( lie carried 10-pomi.l storage room. Two toilet rooms In pie of West Berlin gave an from tlie Plains to New York Mark Zborowski, convicted of portatinn .should meel ai Ihe fm-| w eigln.s m hi.s pockets, he has proh What afluU i.s not familiar with Team Without Captain Announce Engagements the basement of the old building West German chancellorship. I . emphatic no yesterday to mer Red nn.s.s h'lilding St the Cen- ; I'l'ded for Ihe in.spli a - | ( 'hiii chill s admission llial he l|.| A rhun h group In town elected He announced he wi go to today and subzero cold grip­ per,jury for denying that he Announcement of the engage­ were also reconstructed'to make r ter hpfoie 6 \ ’< tmna! effrri }im mere pieMenrc jh ] "lurt hing to offer- hut hlofal toil ' offt' ei.8 thlH week, The engagement of Miss Beverly^ The engagement of Mis« Renal-^ Communist plans to drive the Bonn later this week to confer ped much of the Upper Missis­ ment of Mi.s.s Hope Cheney Learned new storage room.s. knew confe.a.sed Soviet spy Negro Vote Curbs ; :;l(f ;>• Im piovide in fart he will | tear h ami Hweat,. "• hji he hfNHijie 'Hie',’ 'nir-',’ elrct('delertf'c n vl^,,^.h- ■ ' I"I-’"O h ahoiv ill V a Hp[iear ppear under-nnner- a .«ign read-rcHO- i1 I’rI'l line MMinjMiei-fir ini.sl er- nf iMigianuKng larul mimigdiiriiig ,He<.HfMffiary, r ei ;»rv, nnhand ft tr eaflum . Coil- .Jr., of Jackson Height.s, N.Y., is city. But he declined to .say whether, Cartney, .37 Lancaster Rd , is an­ announced by her parents, Mr. and H. Dunscomb Colt of New York O.swego, N. Y.. had a record one- day to a nia-itimuni 5-year •ers of I.sid'elhi y.ill hold it.'- sn- i k "''bi.'' , a ii he you" | World Win II’.’ j spe ions liy il.s ahsence on Ihe list But the resounding Communist with his strong parliamentary ma­ day .snowfall of 33 inches far ex­ nounced by her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Vilis Dankers of* Ma.spelh. and London and the late Mrs rial I'hn.'lnM." pailx Tiie.-dii'. in\ ' p n 1 c :d,i i Iv intriguing (pii',-*- i rarenis uf hi ho..I .iuldn-ii iii ; f,,i puhli.nl loii '.mc. the post nf Scouts to Start defeat in the election of a new jority. he would not forr.r an all- ceeding the previous 24-hour mark prison tei-m., Mrs, Burton J, Tuttle, .ta N. Main L.I., formerly of Wepaja, Latvia. Thcre.sa Strickland Colt of Malta, Ihe Kofr tl.'ine undei Ihe I lour- though, iswiinl will lie liilk | Vernon will lememlicr ihe oi d.s i pi, .ideiil Wc ipie.st lonerl the omis- West Berlin parliament did not Socialist government or whether of 19.1 inches In 19011 There was Zborowski, a Rii.ssian horn an- nisn.'hip r f .Ml '- .Agnes 1> I’.'ccn :sU"'d" 'V'H he tell |iis aiidien. .' .d one of lliep .■dii. Hlors w liu lliislsii.i' St., Deep River. Misft Hankers attended Waynos- is announced by her parents, Mr. he would continue the previous Ihropologi.st showed no emotion as j Selling \^'reaths kill the Soviet proposal to end the a 44-Inch white snow burden which Registered Bofh MIsa Tuttle ami her flam e t)urg Ckillege, Wayneshurg, Pa., and Mr.s. Horace Bushnell Learned, ■’.'i I /..■'ll I'lM I p ,A Jiollii'k IS ill he.lto' s''i.'l ('f)lumhia I ’niversity School of Baireil Learned of Washington, lin within six months and turn It of 15 inches bringing the gioiind A jury of 10 men and two wom­ ijoi’ir.g it.o 1( a tnin Pgiiie 1« ft ; ; __ wreaths. No Communist candidates were for tffl annual fliM>tin,f^ partv ricneral .Studies. He is in the sales n.C., anil Mrs. A. Ward Roff and into a free cit.v independent of cover to 24 inches. Wind.s of 30 to en convicted Zborowskt last Nov. I Mnntpnmcr.y, .Ala.. Dec. 8 * iii>r>iiiiiiTiiiiiir:iiiiriiiirtiihiio HM.j iiohlr ainhttion. Hul,r-Aiii a(lrr|Liiir>r. wassss.i,S|M‘iik is.sI'p! v ... , . , Working on the committee with elected in the election, which was and mcrting 'nth rlrt tior; nf ofTl 111 M.rrH'lu^fll^r 8 four fC8- servue department of the Ameri­ the late Dr. Roff of New York both West Germany and Commu­ 40 miles an hour off Lakes Erie 20 after throe hours' deliberation. (rPi— A Tii-skcgee Negro leader all liif'M- ino-t ijOHilfasirj ,»y l‘'Hiow made h pijoiip tail .il n the boys are .Scoutmaster Robert widely viewed ;.s i plebiscite nn I ers for ifr'ik Thr jnra SI 11 c.s 12'^ million can Airlines, and i.s cuirently sta­ City. Slie is a member of the .Smith nist East Germany. and Ontario wliipped up higli Zborowski. 51. i.s a former re- ' told the Civil Right.a Commis- liko rslrmling liic HintH foi^HMl liim h « tnintri the oilm, fhr. himI ' ' ‘ Hospital Notes (College Club of Hartford and the VonDcck of .IS Kva Dr.; Institu­ Nikita Khrushchev’s proposal. The drilt.s. planned b v Mr. *nd Mr^ \\illiHni , . 1, 11, .11 . tioned at I.,n (iiiardia Field. Hi.s Plan Called Trick search assistant at Harvard ; Cess and Mr. sod Mr. A Ih ei M ''w ■buig vmu .sei, i,h, k from , the phone hoolli .|u„ke,| „s hr iiiotr’ ^.tliniKS till. iiHinth Ui.-m Ift.sl Coliliiiin (,’lub. tional Repre.sentativ( Douglaa Communists were the only ones At Ma.saena. N Y.. on Ihe St. ■sion toda,\ that nnl.v 4 per fiancee is at {iresent In the Art Brandt, Adenauer and Allied of- Umvei.sity. He admitted he was ! t)ie tftlilr lliire limr.8 ft day. roared into tiir moiilhpirtc ^ At «• llinr were abowl IPn mil- l*aDentfl To(lii> : IFMF department of I'le ('ontinental Can Her fiance is the grandson of H. Hel.'?ler of 44 Lewis St.; and Com­ who supported the Soviet pro- I^wieme Seaway, zero weather Ci^iit of the -Negroe.s in his ^p^^ mi \^ ill include (’hn.^Mna.si poeaLs. a Soviet agent abroad 25 yeara , p-ftrol flinging Mi and Mi,> j 1 Hr was talking tr» gt»t.f| oh| Hill :imm iiimr g;illon«t in thr atorage AtlMITTKI) Yp:.STEf^I>AY: Paul Co, Nexx' Voi'k City. O. Coll of .New York and the late mitteeman Everett Kelsey of 28 1 Rovie? t X k "'orUmen strove county are registered voters .\iiotlier Day ' "Now hv golly, F-fill itii.Mr- In- 1 Mom thrre were a Soviet trick They say West Ber-j ago. He came to this country In Michftfl Hflhrien ftiul Mr nnd Mu*, j F^hillmuur F^nllfin; lunda .Slrfih- Mrs. Coll and the late .vir and Mrs. tumn St. Brandt, leader of the SocialLsts, 1911 and was naturalized .six yeara '■ nrir man hail a hIum k abani her knm Ul»*liraf|« we» c aiippo.scd to fm.l .,n Mi< sh iih- da! e in I PoT. arrording hn. .since it lies 110 miles mside, hut that the percentage •Alfred l.nnge lirn-l the jrfir.-^li 1 en.s. 11 F^urnham .St.: Carole Sxe- Charles-Kdward .Strickland of Ve- was re-elected in a smashing per­ later. i 1 M< Kmley St ; Margaret Conkling, among white re.sidents runs as n.ent (iunnnMer hif’v-cent giM^ ptol.lrm Mr dr» idrtl t». lick i( *^hukuig (juiJkeal mnlr N't,\K. ,, a oiniiMily ir[ifiil imrn W’ater |rla ;t4 I^rwis St ; Mi.s. F''li/ahrth ietta, Ma.ita. He a'.tprideii St. Paul's sonal triumph. His part.v got 78 UK . K .'.'•'■■r.""''"' T ”' ikhtion sea.son ahead of tonight's 1 Cmeniiw;’ Marilyn Jacobson, 337 grabbed by the Oommiiiiisls. , ,|pa,ui„p , Zborowski told a grand jury he ' should he h: ought for the gi al) h.ig 'Hir h1io< k alt8oiiin in (pjr.sMon Irlegram to Hiai < ion ai Mai hie St,; iMr.s. Etta Si'hool, and was graduated from of the 133 seats in parliament, a high as 60-70 per cent. 0111 H;i( kmatai'k St.; Mr.s. Emma never knew Sohic, now serving a I f iifld an iiiiportaiit position »' *'■( aiirt tr|| Inin .Ici ilch' h rt'i| Tin.til Ahnrif, ANr HilT ltd, Jiofkville; Princeton University where he was solid majority The remaining .55 Tlie nirisUfln Democrats l.uricd , Thirk snow dc.sren.lcd over William P. Milchrll. who rs- MirnraM) Mir irai' <•{ Ills »ni N'CA ' Anvua', n|.| Fiili \s. ns grMing a |h- npott .sh<>wr«l sloiagr ftft I)oii/.«', 111 Haitlord Rd.; Ernest the political hatchet immediately | pm t.s of .se\ cn otlier states fn.ni fcdcial prison tenu. Later. Zlior'iu'- callrd that he w a.x rcjccisd as a L.i'lies of S[. .tames air rr Mi.sh Irene (J;ig lai done. Andover; a member of Key and Seal. He is went to the Chrl.stlan Democrats. hr fliflcfivrird it waa drtaihrfi al t hiimir 1. >i jh raifiil, and .sn \vric liic ,,f I >* . 1 wa.s -l.irt l.^i million gol* I ’nppiiig. V'ernon SI.; Oeoige after the election icturn.s came in, t the lowa-Nebl asks border sk' admittci] he knew Sohic hut prn.spcclivr voter until hr filed a minded of Mie (’hn.stm.is pait\ Mary Klirn V\'htte. 2-1 Haulters Rd ; 11 in the arniv stationed at Ft. Oix. West German Chancellor Konrad and meeting Mominv al M \‘, m Si 1 "'u- end, nionf fitnn the piohlem.s **'*nn.Mliiirj.M w whoImp gtiniirflgiinnrd \\K|c|y\xkIcIv n\ei uni nn Itci 1 U.mI year it r> •• g 1 a .s s, W'illimant ic; Otto They announced they stood firmly through .soiiihoiii pm lion., of Wi.s- .said Soble was u.«ing an alias at court amt 13 years ago. wa.a the Kevin Ryan. !'H OliVfu- Fid ; F'ivan- Bra.ironi Bnchrarh Pilnto Adenauer's party. ffre .Si hleminger. 10 I’ine Hilt St,; Rii h- ^ J ' behlnd Brandi. During pre-election I consm and .Michigan and noUhern the lime first w-iinrsa CHllrd to irslify in James ft. lio.-,| hall, ami to pro', i.le | "f " ' ' ' ’'I . .. '"iHioii gi.ll.m.s nie Kehl. ('laik Fid ; .Sii.san Siiearl 1.9% for Reds Thai s onr of iIipphp nru 8»piiiid , Sii ' r .Ian 1 Thrall haul lain- aid Hi.xan, 170 'Polland Tiike.; John ------1 sections of Illinois, Indiana and Soble. .55, was brouglit tieie from ' the commission's hisl'oric inquiry fid-cent■ ■ • • • V I I I gift‘d I i I Imaikrfi 11 n I i\ I I fr.i ' 11 Hn Mil’, hov f«)i M ...... Kinilingr» ...... fpmr nihlirr \\a.sln-i.-« • • ...... I I 1 J f I I h I Chapman .St,. .Mis. Helm I.*indet-H, The Communist candidates were fall h ix i’X< rrdrd thr 10 'J 1 iM' h .J/.\l; Lake .St . Wrnon; Cheryl (Continued on Page Ten) Ohio. prison and tesiified he made 40 or; into Negro voting complaints In ;irl. to he .sent to ft mi.fl.sion flf h o o l ' i i ' ‘‘‘de.l M. .pu' it anghl. In- ' ..J,.’ ’' V" ^aitiMiir f).'* 'Mam .St,; .Mr.s I-snieria Mega, buried under an avalanchf of n Wnllfl. ipni'liaflrd .sann' at a HM.ri’ mir Z" ‘ ‘'foihci hr s i'lMl a \ I-1 1 Dil ' lir 1 1 - mofl t h plc .'-^l ; Mrs Celeste for everyone .50 eontaets wiUi Zborowski Soble ' the South. ntfi Oal( St ; Susan Himiis, (’ov- Kim- HR Bi.s.sell .st , Donna I'>ion. votes. They received a mere 1.9 a 1 .1 living out a iicu [..i.d of ijular " o H!* iin lir- bn your listi descnbeil Zborowski a.s a henrli- The commission opened its first I r\ ruing ainl hiiikn! I m - a ...... enlix': h'laine Slirruofal. Windsor: per cent of the vote, as compared Tliini tin- >ali w ns n\ r, and (he i,, NoK'rnihri .'1 7H im hr.s fell. 86 (\iilci' .St ; Rfuiald \’inrent. 20 man in a Soviet espionage ling in public hearing in a crowded U S. Ho.sr rei No. I of the Kighlli Mi.s, Shlilrv I*ilru/./rllo. IPfi Maple with 2.7 per cent in the la.sl elec­ 8prak*n .xirmlr onl a IiiP' thr nvrrjigi for that rnonlh F-aii-xiew .St , Joseph Wandzy, this country. Circuit Court of Appeal.a enurt- Dialriet Kirn llnparlment will tinl.l 1 ^ St ; Mu had /.iff, Wrxl Hartford; Wainevan; Carolyn I)owty. 12 tion In 1954. They hav never won Urll fir Rani vanking (hiwri fn.8 ,h ;» r,‘i ifn-h'-a, m cni-f|mg to 'rhialTfl Mother - Father In addition to the maximum room. B_\’ <’oincidence. .lodge Rich­ Its monthly mneting Moiid.iv al k " I" thill f>nghi h» get .xonir re- ngme Mr.s. V'lrgie Iiiipre. Fiolt.on; William Russell St ; Mrs ('elia (islrow.ski a parliamentary seat In West Leftist Holds Lead Mnnight, Mian Mp unlioA in old prison term. Zborowski could have , ard T, Recve.a. in wtxoae courtroom p.m at the fire heafirpiai trrs Wiikir, Fioli nn. ami .‘*'111. RR W. Main SL, Rockville. Husband - Wife Berlin. 1 loIhPH gira.sr and rnggrrl iinlivirl -.m .., , The .si 111 age hrra IoIo'a n tiv r es- been fined $2..500. There is no set the hearing m being conducted, Brandt, 44, a fighting anti-Com- usli'm, hcnclh ,su -iiinN Noll,mg " ' on 18 170 niillmn gallons in AHMITTKH TODAY: 'rtioma.s is fhe time to hove your Sister - Brother minimum trim for the offense. No' represeniert Tii.xkegee registration Marv Rn^hnell <’henry Anx 'I’lavgis. HS \S'o{u|lMidgt‘ SI. miinist. became the undisputed Thrnc hours an,I Ic'.i sl.uimi.l ...... ' •'"hr M'.ll'.''. I,",:t2l II, K..,iiing K of C Srtituck line w'a.s iinpose'l. official.a in conle.xling .Mitchell'e lliarx’ Will omit jt.s huflinefl.n inert IUmI f)jfriir,| Dial dooi ftnd ftngol nil overheod garage doors Sons - Daughters kinnklr.s lain he hail mm i m ini n Hiook IJdtrt In Hfpvxard Heflor- HIirPHS YKSTF‘:RI)AY a son In Venezuela Vote Zhftrowski. arrested by FBI lawsuit In 1945 That, of course, ing Mnndav evening, alul x^-lll hold ntiowt the ph()ne I Aunts • Uncles hlfl "elf appointefi tftflk Weakr \-oir nrnl .3A 7.A in r*orter Fteflei- to Mr nnrl Ati.s. Roljrit Finn-. 4 Ka I iMers, 2.6f'ui. I’allen'fl, 2,613; serviced and repaired. n'.;cnt.s al hi.s home at 10 Alton w-a.a before he Iiecaine a judge. Thrift innx pait\ Tur«dnx-, Hn n voir Carol SI . lim kville: a son to Mi-, Nephews - Nieces Place ill Brookline .Mass., last Ifi at the •'Thir.' .18' Hc8tainanl "ICO he timughi, wuuM Imvc: l»,i I'lr.,.-, for Mir,' Messiei s. 2.620; North ^J^ds. 2,- A .showdow n wa-a dela.ved. mean­ and Mrs. Charles Burduk, Hi .')R'1; Motiarty'.s, 2 171: Four Up­ Surprise War Caracas, 'Venezuela, Dec. 8 f/Pf- • One expressed fear tlie Comnni- April 21. told the ^oiirl he had i at p ni Mf-*p Tetlrndr Riithanan .Hmkcl Ihc wimie thing in f,svm M„„,|„.,|o, h,„h„,„| ,||.likr Grandmothers while. on the threatened refuaal Knighton St , a Hunre'.s. 2,160, Jets, Coll Romulo Betancourt, a veteran nisl.s would win scyen or more nothing to say,•W^r(*'^fenlcnctng. I or Nt I-s (ilads'fl Ui'lolfi mas' he nf defiant Alabar-a nffiriala to MI f' lrileiii'k Boci hiiu», 17H 2.128; UlnLf'O. 2.111; Eighth I>i.s- Grandfathers Leftist back from exile, was rim -' .seats that Democratic Action had .liidgc' Cashin told him: j rallefl f'pr further informaMon lam Chrisliiias Party U’ellfl St, Talk in Geneva ning out front and strong today; hoped to gel in the riiamber of prodiire voting rerorda from six alio.'.nl hei Mir gloiMniH ir.flnil of notcR, r» Ir.d, 2 111; Choman-s, 2,300; Ml 9-4863~MI 4-1732 Granddaughters "Let me make il a.s clear-to you | •Mabama eountiea which were 111 |,es luce! mg ilillrs. * I DIS( 'HAKi :KD YKSTKRI'A Y: with more than half the votes i Deputies, R hal^s All the Fuss? " latmi R 'F’he • rn r einl no longri el t Fogartv'fl, 2.2R.’). as I can: Any .senteme 1 am go-1 subpoenaed for the hearing. The Ml.xfl .Iiidith <1 F-tarnr.'i d.mgh- honiM ei| n.8 n knngnifpo on n tniin I'or .Store Stall I Mrs Tievn .lohn.son. 100 Suimnor Grandsons counted in Venezuela’s first free Figiirc.s of Ihe (’nmniunist vole I lirjH iiotr.s hr ,nlm:t." grt ing to impose on you is for per-1 Ten-month-old \ ictoria Dola>sh vawns widely as she is cuddled b\' her jiaienls. Mi and .Mrs, Cj'ril commi.aaion .said it would hear ter nf Mr nnd Mix Svhrxtn pfilliir I SI ; Miss .Irnnie Kisley, 2.''i Winter ^ Little Boys - Little Girls Hits Dead End presidential election in a decade. v\'cu'c not availalilc because tlicy M. DeUiah of Washington, D. C,. after her lecoverv from a liaiw sitter who faces kidnaping pit kr.l np Mr(ji,rnll\ and Mim .vmi jury nnd nothing else I made that leatimony from complaining Ne­ Rnrne'.. .At Alton .St a frrxiinian Hul II I'omi'.'s U|. fi'iiil III ■...... |,|„ „,,|p,|,,,,;|„„j, UstkiiiN Hi,IS li.-l.l il.s luinmil I SI : Mis, Kl.'ue Eofltit e. Vernon Betancnnrt’s party ' rolled up were liim|ied witli others tor lari- charges. Tlie FBI accuses the baby sillci. .Mrs Dolly Zirk 2U. a former menial patient with tak­ aA'av iini'h to Iiim not r - k rr pi ng Sweetheart - Darling 610,328 voles to 846.399 for chal- ^ clear to the jury lliat you were! gro witne.a.ses flrat. nt F^er ker- .lunior ("olh-gr ha^ Iripowpfl fiiM 'A ifr di,Hinav , ‘ '|n i.xt inH.8 paitv nt Ihr F^riM.sli jllax en (’on\-alr,m ent Home, .Mrs CJeneva, Dec. 8 lAh—The'Unlfbd razahat in many retiirns. But they ing Victoria to the home of a second employer in siilnirban Ml. Ranier, ,Md , and representing her as '•\x lir a di.Hinav I .Sopliia Hiihind, 12 Hyde SI ; FOR A For Sale Neighbors lengcr Rear Adm. Wolfgang Lai - not being charged i tried i for j However, Circuit Judge George mnde the denn'fl Imt .Sfir \^ax gi;nl "b "b well, uh. p.ol'ShU i ,m „ii,m„'. ,S',|„M sev,', ,1 ...... ,11,.' Tues.lsv with I'n- States and Ru.ssia agreed today were estimated al considerably her own. i AP Pholofax). unted with honr»rx In Mamhe.xtei (>n one o( « .i.HMioii nioiiMi.s I'riuimas (’fituiollx-. Po Weax-ru- Kd ; G O O D BUY IN that the 10-nation talks on preven­ razabal In the 3-way contest.: less than 10 per cent of the na­ espionage. C. Wallace nf Clayton, Ala . who nntlung ■ nlisweieil the m s'lm jj Mgtt .hr Mitcu ‘ awav a Miiinll ,indr , .g.im ('nlei,.|.s .,'n mg slenk illu­ Special Friends F-fIgh Rrhool 8 Hl.'iK rla.xi me, I,„„m .luhinusiv. .So, he luoke.l ! ."A?l„ the Walter Relrhanl MR K Midillc R<»ducrd to n i , 2 0 0 :0ppled dictator Marcos Perez I Ihr stiwi’ .M -iHinr.s.s tiiniii;; Ih.'ih, m C D I C ^ L have been deadlocked from the be­ Tlie election was calm and or-1 that .voii must pay the penalty for UCSlSjjQii^g’ Doctor spearheaded the Negro registration Imlheij, l>atheil the 'Ppke,. Mrs. I>orolhy Clancy, 167 OVERCOATS Jimenez. The admiral was a slight ^ ^ l>ah\ noting Mini tfie tolal .salr.s leconl P H A R m A C V ginning over the purpose of the ne­ derly with no reports of violence, j .t our perjury efforts In .Macon County, told the hreakfasl for lierself smi .Iiiiigli-| |„-,7 i.p,,,, ,.-m hr.l sml Higliinnd St.; Cnrol Oleksiw, 31 gotiations. Western delegates con­ favorite prior to Ihe voting yes­ Betancourt's party came to' ■ - SPORT TROUSERS Soil. TorniH Can Bo terday. ' 'I'okxo. Dec 8 ‘V> The prie'e commission only 1.110 Negroes are I'.isscil .\o', :U» of lin.s srai in- tend the.v are here only .to stud.v Fxowrj* in Uif 1943 levoll xvlmh Hartford. T>er. 8 '.P' GovernorM-eque.’*! i.s ftnmrid $ 106«00 0(m up registered as voters out of a .Negro S\7.en 38-10-42 ArranKod—Tol. MI 3-8026 C .344 M.\IN ST. But the tight organization nf involved In medical treatment for dnaMng a .suIi.rI an t lal imicasf' m ways of launching a surprise at- overUiroxv Gen. Isaias Medina Ribicoff today slaited to display j $2r>,000,000 ox er cuTTent a p p ro p ri­ popiilationof approximately 27,- taci. and the technical TuachineFy Betancourt’s Democratic Aclmn the sharp hiuigel knife he said he the liile 'r A. I.). Jones .Ir. of New. huninrss for lirihrM Suan- 2 lllvednoH Size 4(1 Anpni'ila. The paity eleL ted writ­ 3 Faiilnis Foes ations. 000 Me said something over 14 000 ll.’WI*', NI’ND.W I son ontlliie'l pi m i lol loiia 1 plan-i hn to delect attack preparations In parly, revived after 10 years un­ er Ftomulo Gallegn.s. prefliclent In xx-ould xvield as he opened hearings One l\'[i|( al e.\< hange ujime after I Haven, Conn , flg'.ired today in Ihe PRESCRIPTIONS advance. derground, apparently was keep­ man.slaughter trlnl of Joseph P. I of them arc of voting age. BINGO lUlF^AM AST AT .MITIM IC sl nrrcmhrr and thr Mi-st five immth.s f ALL AT 1948, bill ho was turned out by in the Capitol on proposed stale Or Hloomixeig |Miinleii out Dial EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 ('rnxxlex'. ' Under questioning by fhe only Thr egg" \x r xerxe |niuor-l o| nc,\l xr.ii Ivl.swanlh .N'rwhrrix- The Communists have trieil rc- ing Betancourt ahead in the in I*‘erez Jimenez in a military roup depai'trnental requenls for the ne\ the ninr<' people \\ «> hnxe lo help. DA.M iN(i 'I'o m itM .ixrs. oit( iir,.srr<.\ lei ior of tlie connlry. On Little Koek .Negro member of the commission, ntw nrr xtlll mi ()tr farm' Ke.^'l "l thr loinpaiiy n Mnilford slnre peatedl.v to take up Cold War po­ later in the year The party was biennium. Ui*’ nioie «‘fficient our operntions " Crowlf,'. .Iniie.s' 29-year-old n n u f iN> it f ;!) I'rvp Virk-uft and Earlier, after about a fifth of t 1 J, Ernest Wilkins. a*.sistant secre- l^ilinuil open Siindllx H to 1’.MSO.I; tlrnmnHt t aterl the manv iniiHiial rf- Lexington Tailor A STORM WINDOW litical Issues, contending that they outlawed and Betancourt went Meeting \xitli officials of Un 'Die Governor posed the ques­ brother-iri-lHxv fiom NexA- Haven. a surpri.sc | the votes had been counted, Belan- I.s flcrufled of healing Jones fatally | ' |e< Is pnflftlFiie on the Maniinond h'oBt Dvlirvry hy 709 SPRI ( F, ST. are W'hal will produce into exile, Mental Health and U'elfjire l>e- tion: "Max'en t we aixnit leHi lied | H n o w Evoryono Con Afford! attack. I com t had led Larrazabal hv School Board I in their hotel .mute here May 8, (Contlniied nn Tags Ten) ARTHUR'S 1 T lio n i organ, nnd plavetl for Tlipw .Ari' Prlcbd To Larrazabal. 47. was head of the parlment.s. the Goveiiior listened (he point of dimimshing letiuns?' | Today’s session chief. Tl.S. Dele-1 «f<’>ind 75,000 votes, after H nigli! of di inking i : ilnti' ing folloxving tlie thnner. Sell t{iilrkl,v to their presentations then warn­ He then pointed out thal Con-' gate William C. Foster, said the! "Betancourt is president.’ .said T-ittle Hock, Aik., Dec. 8 • Miller Pharmacy (Conliniiml on Page Seventeen) ed Mental Health <'omrnlsslonei I necln nt spend** $1,791 per In lestinionx' iis Land- Tha deftdlork over desegregation Japanese court fodav both pnxse- . 290 GnRF.N III).—Ml .3-41.34 Wilfred Bloomberg And Welfan’ uienlHl [latienl ronipated with .SELF STORING go any further in presenting tech-|er. following the later count But here remained unbroken today fol­ f'omnussionei <’linsly Hanns that .\las.«,o huset t .s $1 409 and Rhode culion and defense attorneys ! nical studies dealing with suipi isc I-arrazabal said, "We are still In j lowing an Inconclusive election, in "people K taxes are involved, am' I.-'lan-} s $962. rommenied on tlie $3.33 fee and ptcK VP m Reud Herald Advs. attack problem.s unless the .Soviet ! Bic running." Bulletins LIGGETT STORM WINDOWS that the state faces an ’ almost Slres.**ing that mental liospiiaU $1,000 bonu.s which ('I'owley paid bloc countries parlicipatod In this Ignacio Luish Arcaya. leader of which three businessmen opposed Del ivery Men superhuman lask " m paring budg­ are n«>xv r»\ercrfxwded, Dr Klooin- a Jnpane.se dot tor for treating ' from the Al* XX'ires work. the Democratic Republican Union by Gov. Orval K. Kaubus won senls et propo.sals. beig said Ills dcpartmen,t hope.s to Jone.s shortly liefore his death. I phonpA Soviet Deputy k'oreign Mini.ster | Larrazabal expressed con- PARKADE DRUG Special on tlie Little Rock School Board, Both the Welfare and Menial use more community facilities anHl The prosecution has < ontended Vasslll Kuznetsov replied tliat the;fidence his sweep of the capital End Strike at that the $I,O0U for represented an Faubus charged the three were Health budget.s me substantifllly relate more mental care i)n< k to BARH TORRE CA.SE RF.MEW .So eaxy to rliangp from onr nraiMTn to an­ western studies dealing with long- [ along with the Communist vote attempt hv (’rmvlev to make cer- I integrftlionists who had worked above* sums ftllocaled cutrenllx' Ihe town.y He also slres-ed the' \4 asliitagtnn, Dec. 8 (.P)— The CHRISTMAS TREES other; and flo eafly to clean from Infllde range bombers, mi.ssiles and land would offset Batancourt's lead in lam that the death xvas re.oorted Gotham Dailies Rgainst his succeasfut bid for a The operating budget proposal need fot a better research program i Miiprenie ('niirt tnda.v refused to ' l A your home! forces did not get down to the basic the interior. third term in la.»»t smnmer's elec­ for the mental hospitals, for exam­ in the mental health flidd as an aendenlal one DfAl causes of surprise attack in the While Democratic Action lead- review a Ne\»' I'o rk court's de­ OPEN tion. ple, totals iibout nil in- Hanns jaiinled nut tiint une of Today Ilie j.roaemtion intro- rision thal a newspaper report­ Youf||pht 'tm7 Wt'va got 'em. STORM DOORS $32.95* Russian view and therefore Were ers were confident of Betancourt's Now York. Dec. 8 (j'pi A deliv­ Thiee others elected to the! crease c»f some $19,300,000 ovei the Ihe rtepiirtmenl prnhieni.a tins come diK'ctl ietlers fmn Di, t3yde L not acceptable. ultimate victory, the.v sJiowcd con­ er ma.\ be mm|>rlled tn dlsulgo -Installatinn Optional. ery men's strike ag:ainflt nine New school board had the implied back- | present two years. I from what he aaid was oven liargia Dening pieai.ient nf Ihe .New ^ the Identit.v nf a news source. ^ 1 or 1.000 He expressed regret that the cern at the Communist party’s Ml 9-234S I SUNDAY York City new.gpHprrfl was settled ing of the governor. Alsf> the Welfare Department to the atate by aome pliaruinriea. Haven Connt.\ .\)edical Assn and ; The rase was thal of .Marie Inroads in the fight for seats in Seemingly split on tlie degree of Dr. Joseph D'Ksnpn. 6! 4 Orange today le.fls than eight hoxirs after I He anid In tlie In'"! aix nionliia tlie Torn-, a television eohininlst for E-Z TERMS FREE ESTIMATES (Continaed on Page Seventeen) Congress. resistance to integratiori, the new state hna been over-cliarged St . New Haven, tn which the doc­ it be^an. the New lo r k Hleralri Tribune, ALL DAY Wholesale—Retail board soon will have to cope with I roughly HOO.nOO. He railed for tors wrote liiiit a $50 fee would 1 who wns senteneed tn 10 days In for FREE Federal Mediator Herbert L. an uncompromising federal order News Tidbits niore personnel to help nit downiha\e iieen n.l.npiHl.’ I Jail for refusing to dlselose the MANCHESTER Haber said both aides mnde con­ for "affirmative steps'’ lo^vsrd ra­ ! what admittedly are in some i uses f'rnwley, wlin says lie ia Inno- source of a story she wrote BILL TUNSKY • Ml 9-9095 Successful Experinitnit cessions In reaching Hgreement. cially mixed classes m public Culled from AP XX'irw j careleas errors on the part of drug- cent ,>f Mmn''laiigtitei', has con- SHOPPING PARKADE Shopping Parkade about singer Judy Uarland. 5lisa DELIVERY He said terms for a 2-yenr < on- sc hools. I gists. tended that Jones 'vas acclrten- Torre wss allowed to remain trart were agreed upon, subject to AH 1.3 candidates for the six I The (iovernor lumrver. ohvmus- tally injured hv s falling lamp free pending nutrome of her ap­ approval by the union's 2.000 board seals had professed to be Dallaa newapaper carrier Bruce I peal. Next Army Moon Shot members. negregalionlstfl. Their differences .Shockey. 14. tiima down 915 reward I (ConMnned on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) The union's negotiating commit­ centered on the priue. for routing; aleeping family from ' .N.MOKK ON IK E’S PL.\NE tee said it was recommending ap­ Apparentlv only day-by-day de- burning home after remarking. "I | Washington, Dee. R i.Pt— proval of the (xjntracl. which pro­ velopment.** will tell what direction looked at the burned hou.se and' Heavy smoke poured from nn Mr. and Mrs. Homeseeker! Expected in 30 Days vides wage increases of |4 a week the new board will take. decided they need the money worae . engine nf President Eisenhower's Hey Kids! the first year Snd |3 a week the As to the implication of Satur­ than I did." , . . Federal Com-! Chana Premier Pushes prl\nte plane t'oliimhlne III to- SEE THE NEW second year. day's relatively light but close vot­ miinirallona f'ommiaaion makes I dn> and i-ausetl the pilot tn make Washington, De<'. 8 -(Ah — With But Maj. Gen. John P, Medaris. The deUverers* baaie wage had ing, there w-ere as many views as public an application hy Preaa j an abrupt stop as he taxied nut COMING ALL NEXT WEEK a second spsce shot shead. Army chief nf the Army Missile Com­ previously been $10,3 82 for a 40- x’iexxpoints despite the silence of Wireleaa Inc. for aiithiirity to com- i for a test flight takeoff. No pas­ SHOPPERS' SPECIAL scientists set out today to correct mand. said yesterday, another shot hour week for day driveiV. Faubus, who had sought to influ* inimlcate nith manned vehlelea In i Union of African States sengers were aboard. Colonial Model Homes AT.THE .troubles that thwarted their first is at lea.1t a month off. "See me Bainey G. Cameron, president of ence the results. miter apace. \ effort to hurl a tiny package of In­ after Chn.stma.;!.” Medaris told In- the Publishers Ass(K'iatidn of New ‘"This is the first crack in the Chrlatmaa (hopping aeaaon HAITI .STAFF FIRF.D Faubus edifl(e and 1 predict that Accra, Ghana, Die. 8 'A’l minalion to siip|>ort every form of AT WOODHILL HEIGHTS MONDAY ONLY! | struments Into orbit 'around the terviewer.i on a television program York Pity, announced the end of briiiKa larger than naual increaae Port Au Prince, Halil, Dec. S tun. I (CBS-Face the Nation l. the stiib.e sho-tly before 8 a.m. his entire poi^tipal empire, found- in counterfeit tnnne.v, Secret Serv­ Premier Kuwame NUrumah teulay fion-vioicnt action which our fel­ uP— The entire general staff of MANCHESTER At the same time, they rated the Failure of the Air Forte’s Pio­ Thp ileliveiera hart sliu rk at mirt- " * *’ ' ' " 8 " '' mi.aropreapntation ice aaya in Waahinglon , . , Fed­ I ailed on thr l olonlal powers to low Africans in cnlnnial territories Ihe Haitian Army has been dis­ COMPARE FOR VALUE ANYWHERE! experiment a succe.as in measur­ neer 1 to reach the vicinity of the nljrht whan their contiar.t expired.! hnsotry, ^ will aoon b mim- eral Grand Jury will aoon ennaider atArt making arrangements m- may find fit to use in the struggle missed amid nimnrs of an olll- OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF INDIVIDUAL ing the' depth of man-poLaonIng moon was attributed In part to a Piekets placed around the New U**''*^ ** aaaerted Ted L. eaae of Bernard GnMrine, Boaton mediately to hand over the rein.s fur their legitimate righla and eers' plot to seize the govern­ WE HAVE MOVED- radiation around the Earth. higher - than - planned trajeclnnl-. York dalliea bv the Newapaper and | an «dvertlain„ exenittve induatrlallal. to decide whether he of government to natlonallat lead- aspirations. ment. President. Francois Duva- •A ROOMS • MAIN BATH CERAMIC TILE The space brobe Pioneer III - Anothw reason cited was insuffi­ Mail Deliverie.a Union were caljed : defeated two ataunch aeffre- ahotild be Indicted for contempt of era In their African territories. "We make apology to no one and ; Her appointed Col. P ierre Jller- • 23' LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE and Moriorty't Gulf of 476 Hartford Rd., Monchos? SHOPPING PARKADE first of two aasigned to the Army cient rocket thrust. off. ' Kniinniala'in a 3-way race. Congreaa. He also called on African n$- will not allow ourselves to be de-| eeron. Port au Prince polico — met Its flaming end over North In the cu.ae of the Army'.a Pio­ Trnns Woi Id Airlines resumes i leadeis in colonial ler- fleeted from this just cause, a chief, fo be the new chief of BUILT-IN BOOKCASES tor, hos movod: and from now on wo will bo The Crvatfst Christmas Attraction The rtailien had planned to pu)>- XMAS CARDS Africa a t 2:51 p.m. EST yesterdHjy neer III, .acie^lsts said U was lieh H» usual and aell acrosa the frontiniied on Page Thirteen) scheduled fllgtils<,earlv today after I ritoricsrltwirs to make their ilrugglea cause wholly in cmiaonance with staff and promoted him to • FORMICA COUNTER IN KNOHY PINE known os in Connecticut Fired aloft b.v a 4-stage locket launched al tob low an angle. .And ooimtera at their bulldingli. ' " l/-da y. shut down trecaiiac of ma- for freedom nonviolent. the principles enunciated in the brigadier general. He replace* early Saturday, the 13-poiind cone tliey .said ita first stage fuel ahut The four mominir d alliea-th e;/-va • chlnisfs' ali-ike . . . Houston. Tex . Nkrumah opened s one-week' I'harter-df the United Nations." - MaJ. Gen. .Maurice FTaml^rt. KITCHEN reached an annouijced peak alti­ off three aeconds too soon, cutting Times, the Herald Tribune. Daily i f nTdk r f l s i V d k fir* department Investigators says confeiente of African political! He said the conference opens tude of 66.654 miles before falling its speed below the 24,900 miles an • HOT WATER OIL HEAT Including: News and Mirror—had they have discovered an apparent and trade union leaders to consld- i » new era in African history and AGRFF ON A-TEST POLICE SANTA’S back and burning In the terrifle hour needed to break away frtyji attempt to Mow up ar hum Trin- er ways of helping dej^ndent lor-! suggested the' drafting of new Geneva. D«-. 8 uPfS — The • CITY WATER and SEWERAGE heat generated by atmospheric-' the Earth's main gravitational (Continued on Page T hlrlm ) Ity.Lutheran Church at which 1,600 rltories In Africa achieve free strategy and tactics for gaining United States, Britain and the MORIARTYS friction. pull. Movlet I'nion agreed tonight to Death? at 92 persons worshipped yesterday. dom. I our hoped (or aspirations and ob- • Family All told, it was 38 hours and 6 Pioneer Ill’s maximum apeed' President Fiilgncio Batista asks About 300 delegates ftoiii all jeclives■' ,-freedom and independ­ cooperate with an Intemntlonid minutes in flight. wa.s clocked at 23.900 m.p.h. dur­ control system to police n h e * O.M.V nii.l I IIA I IVANflNO Cuban Congress tn declare state over the African continent a.«era- ence of Africa 'The Army's Pioneer III didn't ing takeoff. Il slowed aa It rose, Chicago. Dec. 8 i)Pi The fire at $ 1 7 ,9 0 0 " CHRISTMAS BEARS De Gaulle Sidesteps of national cmergenr.v, giving him bled for (he conference, regaidol To the delegates from colonial on nuclear weapons test*. Th* ^ Friend get as far into space aa did the then gathered apeed again on fail- f T •. « 1 A 1 - A'ngela' school last three power* approved the sec^- FLYING X SERVICE even more sweeping powers to as the beginning of- a joint cam­ states Nkrumah advised "In your. PRKX Air Force's best effort on Oct. 11. ing U n i week claimed Its 92nd victim to- ond article qf a draft treaty for Oth^r modpi* In mn. Ii unit k|iIII lr\rl ilr.lgii* yi7.‘!nn tn .fin.200 Direct from the ISqrth Pole and ion with Algeria combat rebellion of Fidel Castro paign by nine Independent Afil- struggle for independence alw-aya TIM MOR1ARTT-, Proprietor Revised figures showed the .Air . Medaris said the docket design the prohibition uf atomlr ...Israel and United Arab Repub­ Can states to get European pow­ aim first at a political kingdom. i ^ Special Our 49th State. ^ Force's Pioneer I reached 71.300 jylll be analyzed and Its control Kurt Schiitt 9, died in Edge- hydixigrn weapons testis They Algiers, De<, 8 <45- French Pre­ ers off their continent and set a Only with the acqiilaition of po­ miles. Two- other Air Force moon sy.slem slightly altered. water Hospital where be had been lic exchange new rhargm of bor­ niixv have approved articles con- ^ FURNISHED MODEL HOME S10 HARTFORD RD. (nrxt to dairy qi-KKNi mier Charles de Gaulle last night der attacks as U.N. Security Coun­ pattern for i union of the Inde­ litical poweF -real power through, • SEE THE GIANT POLAR BEARS rockets failed soon after takeoff After-Pioneer'I made Its trail- getting special tieatment for bum* tainlag txvo ebligntion*—to pro­ pul anoUier danijier on the ho)>es pendent states. the attainment of sovereign inde-i OPEN SATURDAY and SUNDAY ID to 5 Your wondortiil p«lron»Ke -hiu made iia nook lar^or quartom • SEE THE KING .SIZE ALASKAN BEARS from Cape Canaveral. Fla., which blazing flight, Air Forca scientiata and xilher Injuries. He had been cil prepsres. to take up earlier hibit tenting and to wark siith Entire stook F’lench exlrem lala In Algeria clash. Observers from the United pehdence —will you be Jn a posi­ to handio our lucroasod bunlnonn. WoTl now tonluro T.VDOI. • SEE THE5I GA.MBOL AND FROLIC IN THEHl ARENA also was the site of the Army said they were pleased with Infor­ transferred during the week from a control organization. DAILY 1 to 5 who have called for the territory’s W inners of 19.58 Nobel pilzes Btatea. Britain, France and the tion to reshape your lives and des-! piuMlilota, pluB tlroB, bnttrrioa. noroxxoriOB and Ronoral aiili^. • SEE THEM.THRILL AND A5I.AZE YOV AT THEIR TWICE . launching. mation radioed back on radiation Franklin Boulevard Community spee Just wtaea It would Vry again. (O m Ob m O m jrgiB fiTg). a * fB g e (C OB rafa.TM M M lI. tor siMtrdiUeg p(M s In our d sU r* " r - " . , ‘

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