> Vy • '/ *■ PAGS 8IXTEEW MONDAY, DECEMBER. 2. 19B7 llaurhrat^r lEu^ittitg iSrralli Average Daily Net Press Run FAt the Week Ended - I The Weather The regular meeting of the Sal Our Lady of Fatima Mothers Xbvdmber 80, 1957 Fareeaa* »f D. B. fVMttar B onaa vation Army Home League will be Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 (dfsinopnlitairH Guest Elks Honor Pead by Chetelat and Chase. Refreih- About Town held in the Citadel tomorrow p.m. at the home of Mrs. N. J. nienta were served hy the Man-1 Snow tealght, not aa raid. Itaw afternoon at 2 o'clock. Hostesses Chester Emblem Club after the! • 12,682 near SO. Wedneaday mow or raBi Liipacchino, 47 Hamlin St. Co- Al Sunday Service .sen-ices. ■/The '■ Rftgin* d'ltalia Society will be Mrs. Fannie Keibish. Mrs. hoatesaea will be Mrs. Jules Les- ■•Vf OLLIE'S Member of the Audit •adfaig by afternoon, Snovr aeenm- will hold tu annual Christmas par Etta Hope and Mrs. Dora Spatig. Tlie Memorial Committee In sard and Mrs. Daniel Puzlnaa. cluded George R. English, past . Bureau of Circulation N . ulatton S to 4 tndiea. ty at the\Jtallan American Club Members are reminded to bring The Memorial Services for the tonight. A fchlckcn dinner will be Ladies of the Army and Navy exalted ruler; Paul Gagne, es-: ItfancheUer-^A City of pillage Charm 50-cent grab bag gifts. department memoers of Manches quire; and Hugo Benson, chaplain. ( : . served at 6;Sn .Members arc re Club Auxiliary will hold a public ter Lodge of Elks was held Sun- ■ AUTO BODY minded to bring gifts for the setback party tonight at 8:30 at VOL. LXXVII, NO. 54 the clubhouse. The Past Mistress Club of day at 3 o'clock in the Elka home. WELDING. AUTO BODY and FENDER REPAIRS (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1957 (Clasairied AdvertiilBg en Page II) PRICE FIVE CENTP grabbag. Daughters of Liberty. LOLl. will This annual service is held on the Jury Conimillec Manchester Emblem Club, No. Manchester Lodge, No. 73. AF hold a Christmas part.v tomorrow first Sunday of December in niem- I COMPLETE CAR PAINTING 251. will meet Wednesday at 8 and AM, will hold a special meet ■ at 7 p.m. at Cavev's Restaurant, i I ory of Elk.s who have died since i Named by Martin p.m. in Tinker hall. -Mrs. George ing at the Masonic Temple tomor I ■ ■ ■■ i the memorial service of the pre-! l A iPQME r a n d e n a m e l Snow on Way English, chairman of the Christ row night at 7:30. The -Master ! .Mi.vi Har-el Kuhnly of St. John's | I reeding .year. Sunday, five were on Indonesian^ mas party, w-oulo like all officers Mason degree will be exemplified j Epi.scopal Church. RockvDIe, will I the list. A committee to choose Jurors for 8 GRISWOLD ST. TEL. Ml 9-5025 and committee members to report and this will be the last opportuni j be guest speaker at he meeting n ie Lodge ceremonies wene con sen-ice in Hartford courts has ■Windsor Locks, Dec. 3 i/Pi I of St. Mary's Prayer Group in the ducted by Exsited Ruler Maurice —You won't have to watt any at 7:30. ty for the members to witness the been named by General Manager' Grab Dutch degree work'by the officers In Guild room toiiiorrow at 8 p.m. Her , Gaudet as.sisted hy the lodge of- Richard Marlin for 1958. longer than tonight/or the ad Jan P. Peterson, son of Mr and I their present stations. The an- ■ s bject will be "The Abundant ; fleers. The Rev. Erich Brandt of .Members reappointed are Clar-1 vent of winter-llUe weather the President Asks Adlai I Concordia Lutheran Church de- \ Mrs. Harold C. Peterson, 490 Tay jnual meeting and election of of Life " The public is cordially in- ence Lupien of 12 Bank St. and: U.S. Weather Bureau advised ficers will he held on Dec. 10. Fol . vited to attend. livered the eulogy and the 11 Miss Jennie B. Wind of 4S Foster ' today. _ lor St., is scheduled to graduate o'clock toast was given b.v James St. ^ Ship Lines A special bulletin from the from recntit training E>ec 7 at lowing the degree work there vnll I Reardon, past exalted ruler of: the' Naval Training Center. Great be a social hour and refreshments. The .Stanley Circle of the South Mr.s. John L-imenzo of 19 Jean bureau said: .Methodist W'SCS w ill meet tomor New London Lodge, "Ave M aria"' Rd.- has been named to succeed Jakarta, Indonesia, Dec. 3 "The first measurable snow I^akes,' Til. and "Tlie Lord's Pra.ver" were Mrs. Katherine Bourn on the 3- for sbuthem Nev England is I -Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma row at 8 pin., for a Christmas sung by Ralpli .Macenrone and In-j (iP)—Indonesian wqrkers I Phi. will meet tomorrow evening i, part.v at the home of Mr.s Adrian member committee. on its way, spreading cast struinental selei tions were given | Terms run for one year. stretching out their govern northeastward from a storm in 1 at 8:15 at the home of Mrs. .lames :' St. Pierre. 199 W. Center .St. Dol- ment sponsored -strike Richmond. 23 Elro -St. .Members |I lar gift.a will be exchanged. squthern Illinois. The snow is Attend NATO Talks Mrs. Hooka K. Johnston against Dutch enterprises expected to begin near mid i are reminded to bring Christmas HOME PERMANENT gifts for mental institutions and Siin.set Council. Degree of Poca took over two Dutch shipping night tonight, and continue un- the nece.ssary wrappings. hontas. will meet tonight at 8 Mrs. Hooks K. Johnston, direc / The Indoneiian newspaper »' til Wednesday afternoon. o'clock in Tinker Hall. As many tor of religious education at Cen Keng Po said workers alto had "However, warmer air mov SPECIAL ter t.'ongregational Church, will •taken over the Dutch owned Geo ing northeastward from the A general meeting of the Con as can do so are asked to meet offer a program of varied Clirist- necticut .Section of the American at the \V P Quish Funeral Home Whery Trading Co. on ah order Mississippi Valley may caur| Ike’s Paris ilamea' Hair Shaping m.-is inlorprelations at the Christ- purportedly Issued by sn Army the snow to become mixed with, Institute of Electrical Engineers at 7:30 to pay respeels to Mrs ni.-i.s parly of the Co.«mopolilan T h e J W I U L C I • Regular t Price 82.00. will he held at 8 o'clock tomorrow- Nora Keenev. who was a memlier CORK major. , rain along trie .coast tonight. night ih the auditoifiim of the of the Poeahontas Club Frid.ay afternoon al Center M a n c h i s t i r C o n h * Trade union workers moved into and*lhere Is also the chance of Trip Plans Toni Home Permanent Clmrch. the offices of the Royal Nether snow changing to rain in all • Refill (withoiif squeeze Connecticut Light and Power Co.. Mrs. .iohn.SLon has done exten- 2 Berlin. Lt. Paul J. Fionime of i 17ie Waddell i PA will meet to CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS lands Shipping Line IKPM), hoist sections except the Beikshires battle) Headquarters 63rd AAA Group morrow at 8 p m at the .school .Sivo work in tlie field of children SPECIAL THIS WEEK ed the union's red flag and in by Wednesday morning. Regular Price 82.00 and youth programming, and has M1M.MI M OF formed /Dutch Nationals they At present our estimate is "Nike " located at New Britain w 111 The Round Table Singers of Man spoken frequently to this a g e Still Vague talk On "The Nike Missile" i chester High School will present were taking over on government for 2 to 4 inches of snow ac Regularly 84.00 group and parents on the theme orders. , cumulation. Hazardous driving a program o seaaonal seleetion.s. of trying to make the observance SHOE REPAIR SHOP 5 SHIRTS LAUNDERED-$1.00 This Cnmblnatlnn under the dirertio; of G Albert ATao going into -the hands of conditions will develop tonight Washington, Dec. 3 (IP)— of Cliristmas more ClirisUan. USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT union workers was the Dutch and caution is advised for all r-arson. A showing of the film. Members are requested to bring motorists. Adlai E. Stevenson said after Now Only GENERAL "Leading l>ad.v." will follow A MEN'S SUITS-99C owned Royal Interocean Lines a White House conference to^ their packages for the .Norwieh (KPM) .which operates among free-will offering will be received •State Hospital. Special For Tuesday Only! EXPERTl.V ri.K.ANEI) and PRESSED day* that President Eisenhow *3-00 for the benefit of local handicapped Indonesia's 3,000 Islands. TV SERVICE children in a progi-am sponsored MEN'S, LADIES'and ^ ^ ^ ^ A .protest from the Dutch em er wants him to'attend the Jam*s' Bcaufy Sden Days M AC A CaU by the Manehe.stcr Recreation ' How To Hold CHILDREN'S SHOES X A bassy brought from the Indonesi Doctor Warns NATO aumniit conference in Nights Plus Part* Dept. WE GIVE H'H' GREEN STAMPS an government the statement the Paris. 14S 5IAIN ST.—MI 9-5701 TEL. Ml S-5482 takeover was not in the govern The 1952 and 1956 Democratle FALSE TEETH ment plan to boycott Dutch en Of• *^New,1 Peril’ presidential candidate said h.a INVISIBLE terprises. The Indonesian foreign probably will not make a decision More Firmly in Place office said it had no knowledge of on whether to attend the Dec. 16 Do your false teeth annoy and em- ^ Pr«scriptiens ^ Mrrasa by *llpp«nn. dropping or mob- • HALF SOLES • ^6 a workers' takeover. To Profession conference for another week or 10 DllnK when you laugh O" talk^ naJMEHALCcoM Meanwhile, the head of Garuda days, pending completion of his ^ FILLED AS THE ^ Ju£i aprinble a little FASIEETH on Indonesian Airways said his air your plate*. This alkaline tnon-acld) Zippers Replaced—Hats Cleaned MANCHeSTER CONN' Philadelphia, Dec. 3 oPj— work with Secretary of Stats ^ DOCTOR ORDERF.D ^ pom-der holds teeth more ftrmlj lines Is capable of replacing tha Dulles on preparations for ths and more comfort* hU. So gummy 3 Minute Heel Service—.\ll Work (Guaranteed I SE DRV (T.EAMNG MAL\ FLOOR E.VTRA.XCE banned KLM-Royal Dtitch Air Dr. David B. Allman, presi meeting. aooey. pasit ta^te or feellne Doe* not dent of the American Medical tour. Checks ”pl*fe odor" (denture SHOES SHINED OR Ot TSIDE ENTRANt i;— 18 OAK STREET lines if the government provides Stevenson said Eisenhower gavs Mrthur Drui: Stores j breath) ne» FasTEETH today at the necessary equipment. KLM tmn— (AM A), no indication dui^g their 10-noin- •nr dru* toumer I SE OI R 0\4 \ OAK ST. PARKfX'ti LOT WORK DONE WHILE U WAIT operated five flights a week be the nation's organized ute meeting whether he (Eisen CANDINAVIAN tween this capital and Amster doctOTs to fight a “new peril” hower) peraon^ly will head the dam. American delegation. JOHN F. The takeover of the Netherlands to their profes-sional freedom. The President’s attendance once C R A F T S H O P Shipping Line began at 7;30 a m. He called upon all 168,000 AMA was virtually written off because y aiatw aiaiaiwtKansiawaiaHiHiiafattsmwiiaiwaHinsiaHiHitawiiaiaHiHiminiaHtiHKWwwwwaMiuKsmumKwwwwwaMiuMtMiMiiiiiiigl Troops and police stood guard on members to wage a "local-action of the mild stroke he suffered a 113 Main Street — Tel. Ml-9-6117 tha line's offices but there were campaign" to enlist suliport of week ago .imiterday, b u t now- he la TIERNEY— their communities against pro no disorders. Dutch employes were awaiting word from hia doctors on k searched before they left the build posed national legislation which whether h« can go after alL k ings and were not allowed to take he declared^ would, if pa.ssed. mark This morning's talk was the This Christmas Give FUNERAL HOME k HALE’S- private cars “or buses from the Harrison C. Coombs "the beginning of the end of the first face-to-face meeting of El private practice of medicine" in FINEST MODERN r A c n ,m r ,s V KPM compound. senhower and the man he twice de* Something a Bit Out If "We are staying In possession," this country. feate(l for the nation's highest post OFF-STREET PARKING a union leader declared. The Specifically, he urged the doc- since early .1953. ! union’s red dag and the Indonesian tora to campaign against a pro After his talk with "the President. of the Ordinary.... QUIET RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD flag were raised over the build posal introduced in the closing ses Stevenson sat In for a 90-minute . . . Manchester’s Leading Christmas Maine Man Seized sion of the 85th Congress by Rep. Wayne M. Traylor of Naval Research Laboratory's shock and vibration branch' readies a 6.4-inch 819 WEST CENTER ST. (Just Weaf of McKee St.) ing. test sphere for vibration trials. One of the small aluminfim test spheres wlU substitute for 20-lnch briefing of congreeeiodal leadya of There was no" immediate indica Aime For«n4.4C)iRl) ■ both parties on the adminlatraUoo'e Undcf, Swlal Security scientific satellite in first of three-stage tests of, Vanguard launching rockets, scheduled for tomor A Gift From tion whether other Dutch flrms row at Cape Canaveral, Fla. These 3-pouhd test spheres are Equipped with two radio transmitters, grdpoeala for the IS-natton parley. I would be Mixed. Dutch emteasy Under thq-Fc^and bill, hospital ' Stevenson said aome of those pro HALE’S Here in Connection ization and su rre a l benefits would powered by sqlar and mercury batteries. Each Rks six antennas. (U.S. Navy Photo via AP posals mXy require legisiatlon to sources said they hoped the KPM /•hotofax). bulldlAg would be returned aaoc^ be provided under the social secur put them into force. Scandinavian Craft Shop ^ Gift Center for 83 Years! HOUSEWARES DEPT. I . . ______The 34-hour boycott of Dutch ity program. ■ The principal mdve of that aort (Lower Store Level) enterprises In Indonesia was called In his presidential address, under consideration at the White MAY \VE SUGGEST: ('oiup In line! our humlredf* of for yesterday aa part of the na With F ather’s Death prepared'for the AMA's 11th House appeared to be a proposal to SPECIALIZING IN Kin l(b*a*»— our nunortnirnt U tion's campaign against the annual clinical session, and pres broaden considerably the Prcai- ENAMELED CASSEROLES FROM DENMARK Icrrlfir! ented at the- oBening session of denVa dticretionary authcnlty (R Chip-resistant enameled iron. Handsome oven-to-table Netherlands. The campaign Js Engineers Ready CUSTOM BUILT HOMES protesting Dutch possession of A ST-ysar-old Winn. Mains, itiaaiHold police, he went back to Winn the AMA's poncy-msking House exchanging nuclear weapons infor pieces, bum-proof, stalnproof. West New .Qiitnea, “ which - Indone- - is beini held hare Jn. connecUoiv .to visit hlii^^her. qf Setagates,^ Al>e Atlantic Cit; ^ rlaws l^en in mation with Allies. GENERAL CONTRACTING Christmas Corsages '^EMP^RE ^ with last Friday's hammer slaying Sahir^t^,' ■ Police 'TleadquaHeri Tha preient Atomic Eneigy Act DECORATED COFFEE POTS .(Coatinued on Fage Twelve) of his father In Winn. received word from Winn that f passed, the fleileral govern —even though amended In 1954 to With colorful Swedish enameling. REMODELING and REPAIRING Choose from many colorful cle.signs Harrison C. Coombs has been Coombs' father was dead and to ment would withdrsii(>social secur U.S, Satellite U.S. Churches permit exchange of information, of in cherr\- holirlai style.s. R-WAY booked on a fugitive from justice tr>- to find his son and notify him. ity taxes on a compulsory basis atomic power idants—still continue HUNDREDS OF OTHER EXCITING GIFTS FREE ESTl.M.ATES—.MOKTGAtGES ARRANGED cliai’ge and will be presented in Coombs had apparently left wor4 from almost the entire working By GEOiUlE W. CORNEU. rigid reatricUons against giving in COME . . . SEE THEM ALI/ SNO- 'Town Court about 4 p.m. today. in Winn that he was coming td Fippulatlon and use those taxes to Missile Test Center. Cape (3sna-^had been installed upside down. Re- (AP Religion Writer) formation on weapons designs or Labor Leaders tcanefarring nuclear weapons. ind n Each In Bangor, Maine, Sheriff Ar Manchester and had given the reimburse hospitals and physicians versl. Fla., Dec. 3 —Engineers placement of the valve apparently St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 8 (Ah—A ERNEST A. RITCHIE 59c MOVER thur C. Chandler of Penobscot name of a person, whom he did not for services; rendered to ail per worked St top speed today to pre remedied the situatibn. * sharp, probing light was turned on The 1954 amendment did contain 16 I.IRERTY ST. — TEE. Ml .3-8172. MANCHESTER Hit Bid to Stall County said a warrant charging identify, his address-ess asa "General sons — sortie 12 to 13 million .— pare America's first apace sat4l7 Builders ot the third-stage rock Amerlca'a chyrehea today—and it a minor provision permitting the Coombs with the murder - of the Delivery, Manchester." Until th is; eligible to receive old age and llte for launching at da>vn tomor et—the rocket that aatually ^11 found signs of great promise, but United States to give ita ' Allies ■».» . J 79-year-old Charles T. Coombs is time. ' police were rvot aware o f; survivors benefits,' row or soon thereafter. propel the Vanguard satellite into also aerious flaws. some Idea as to size, shape and December *3 JL /t? lll< tl1 U { on its way here and the younger Coombs lieing hers. i ------The.v apparently remedied one un orbit and ItselT becom$ a Aatel- The hard-hitting appraisal came weight, of weapons for purposes of Wag last jnlnute^ problem, the malfunc planning on their handling and de-. fXU p» Coombs will be presented as soon The post offlct was notified. I (Continued on PageM neteen) llte—showed up for launching in a 6,500 word report on the livery In event of war. as it arrives. Saturday night, Coombs went to • ------' ' tioning of ."ground support equip preparations and expressed confi "state of the churches" to the tri Atlantic City, N. J.. Dec. 3 (Ah ment designed to cool some of the Today’s proposals pnsumably 2 3 4 Police Chief Herman O. Schendet the police station and toW police | -wmr i ' ww t s dence that if the first two rocket ennial genera! aaaembly of the Na —Labor union chiefs looked isith said that Coombs was brought to fuel before it was pumped into^thc tional Council of Churahes. general disfavor today on a pro that he w»s told a meaSage await- > M rocket. stages work perfectly theirs will (ContiBned oa Page Ten) ti Police Headquarters, last night by ed him there. Police then learned Tv Rp* aR C l. O too. , Il cited these factors, among ------.a- 9 10 11 IMPORTED FABRIC posal from one of thetr colleagues State Policeman Orlando Ragaxzl The.v also labored To ellminste that uflioDS help combat inflation from Coombs that he had. that Hope for New Record others, as currently widespread who was helping two Maine offi day, secured a room at 61 Jfmv St. noise interference in the crucial characterialics of U.S. religious ( ® @ ® by foregoing 1958 wage boosts. cials In the case. Philip W. Wheeler' second stage of the S-stage vehicle Charles E. Bartley of Redlands, life: . PARK George Meany, AFL-CIO presi As far ail police were concerned Voting on. Pay Calif,, president of Grand Central of the Maine attorney general’s of which will attempt to place a 6'» 1. Christian teaahlngi, concern GLOVES dent, sent word through aides that the matter was clo.sed. TTien at inch ball into an orbit 300 to .1,200 Rocket Co., told a reporter: "Our 27 he will personally scotch the idea fice and Robert M. Hutchins of the 7 ;30 last night Ragazzi, Wheeler rockets already have gone higher ing the hereafter have 16ng been BuUetms Penobscot County sheriff's office And Hutchins appeared at head Boost, Benefits miles above the Earth. sidestepped in many churches, but Double \vo\en cotton with plain In a speech to^one of the several came to Manchester yesterday to Ooiitd Cause Break ITp than any others. We hope thatrihls are now regaining their rightful from the AP Wires FREE or trim back.s. Also nylon stretch quarters and told police that week ^v* caq claim a second rec Of the AFI.-CIO convention‘JI Iwk^foT Cwmbs. (ioomba' father's death appeared to Hartford, Dec. 3 (/P) — A- 815 The exj>erts were optimistic that ord." place in church perspective. or wool lined .strinjf jfloves. Schendel today related the events lie one involving foul play. they would have This trouble work , Changing Trend N PURNELL > STORE HOURS: other federation leaders gener leading to Coombs' capture this __ j mlllloh benefits and payroll rise ed- out before the pre-launching Wilbur G. Hartzell. the com IKE ASKS MIH8ILJE PX'NDS ally disagreed with the plan put The three Immediately went to pany's progress iqanager. added 2. A trend in the churches to be HALE'S WILL BE OPENED way: the New St; Wlise" bitt Coombs t ^°>' aome 23,000 employes of P ratt count-down. It w^s learned from ruled by the question,,, "What does Waaklngton, Dec. S (AP) — PARKING ON THE NIGHTS THAT ARE ,00 $ 4 forward by President Richard vJ., IJved Out of Oar various sources that trailer equip that there have been many suc- President Elsenhower outlined Gray of the AFL-CIO. Building not there. His belongings, l and Whitney Aircraft plants in cesMul static firings o f proto type the popular will expect of Ua," is CIRCLED IN THE ABOVE C ALE.NDAR *1 Pair A- few days before Thanksgiving however, were still in his' room, central Connecticut Is being vo(ed ment deaigtied to cool the nitric changing to a more courageously to CongTcsslonal lenders today and Construction' Trades Depart Coombs arrived in town and had acid to the required temperature or experimental models, of the plana for n 83 faUUon inersnse In ment. claiming some 3)s million pf Scheqdel said. •on by uhion members today. Grand Central third stage rocket, Christian guidepoat, "What is the been living out of hia car until ------t Terms of the new ■work con before it is pumped Into the sec word of God which' we roust pro tM defense budget, devstsd pri the 15 million AFL-CIO members. ond stage cticket bad not been and no failures. marily te-nilssilea and anUsnb- Gray, in a speech to his build Thanksgiving moaning when, he (Continued on Page Ten) tract, the company is offering the claim 7" lAM (International Association of working, proper^f. He pointed out that Grand Cen- 3. Modem 'churches too often rnarlns equipment. Chairman One Moment Madam - - Will You Answer ing trades group yesterday, called After considerable Recking Itjlcel rockets powered the final two BridgM (R-NH, of the Senate for loosen^ government cr^it Machlplsts) were announced thl8 have put the accent on secular morning as employes started vot was discovered that a small valve' stages of the Air Force project yardsticks of aucceaa—size, statix- Republleata Polity Goesniittee policies to aid financing of all _____ 1___ I Farslde, the balloon-launched rock' said as he raroe out of a 5-honr types of construction and guggest- ing by shifts on the, ratification or tica and outward attracUvenesX— BEAUTIFUL rejection of the tentative agree et vehicle which is believed to have rather than spiritual dedlcaUon. White Hense eonferenM that the ^ the wage' moratorilim to coun reached ah'altitude of more than 4,- ter inflation. He said his plan Frank Gannett Dies; ment reached by union and com 4. Many congregations woyld Prealdent told the Congnsn mem pany negotiators last week. 0()0 milea.., ■ ' . , bers he will ask far ^,940,000,- would create m(ire' construction': News Tidbits Hartzell said the. empty steel rather have a minister who la a BATH MAT SETS Jobs. Voting will not be completed a t "g<)od administrator and promo 006 In foreign aid funds. ate Policy on High Pay . ! the several P4WA' plants until Culled from AP Wirea shell of the third stage rocket will ter' than one who la “ a loyal and abotit 4:30 p.m. today. The results trail along through the sky after humble disciple of Jesua Christ, a U.8. WATCHES BEOS GIFT IDEAS In cotton or visco.'sp rayon. But other-AFL-CIO leaders were Famed Publisher 81 the tiny sphere and may even out- Frankfort, Germany, Deo,. S Solid colors or mulli-floi-al quick to hark back to the AFX,-] will be announced then. thinker and a fearless prophet of However, it was apparent this Moi;occan nationalists accuse illye the tiny satellite. the sovereign and redeeming (IP)—U.S. military poHee t havn patterns. C ;6's economic thesis that a )Ugh j -' While the satellite itself is riampril a watch on the Hnssisn wage policy la good for the coun-| Rochester. N. Y., Dec. 3
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 V ilANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 PAGE TH U a dren would like to send a fancy decorated cboky as a Christmas Bolton surrender its moral and spirit nations unintentionally have as card t6 a special friend. ual values In the process of striv sumed the characterlsti(» of on op Manchester Lions It Pays to Start ChrUtfnaa cards can be planned Great Promise, ing tor scientific achievement." posing nation In order to defeat it. $2.00, $2.60, $3.00, $3.60 . well before Christmas. As much as School Board Sheinwold bn/Bridge tax incl.— All Seats Re^rved ineers He sAld launching of the Rus "A s a nation we could establish To Fete Sightless you can. Interest the children In I Flaws Seen in sian satellite produced an "alarm tecbnological superiority and be in making their own cards. I f you ingly revealing" reaction, among come (captive to the-very material The Mancheater Lions ClubwlU V have kept those that were sent to PESSIMISM PAYS Christmas Early Members Get Americana—one of "fear and jeal istic dialectic which we abhor," he hold Christmas party tor the you last year many of them will LN PL/VYINO SLAM S South dealer ousy" that suggests they concur in added. sight handicappe(t a t '6:30 tonight North-South vulnerable ‘ First U.S. Satellite tJ.S. .Oiurches supply pictures which the children By Alfred Sheinwold the Russian view that only tech at the Three J'a Mstaurant. can cut out and paste on cards or NORTH «- DOROTHT V. W HIPPli:. M.D.,'* the nativity. As you. work up a , It isn't easy to make six clubs nology is Important. ; Abouti 20 blind persons from tbs colored paper. Aid for Job A K J 7 J 3 2 (Continued from Page One) (Coitllnued hum Page One) This country, he said, has al Manufacturing Center Chrlatma* has a v-ay of pounc little scene your children begin to with today’s hand even If you knqw Manchester area are expected to When children buy their cards V 5 4 2 ways held > that the greater val ing out of the fall. It always .seem.s feel the spirit of Him whose birth ♦ K 3 be in attendance under the guid let them make their own selection, Bolton, Dec. 3, (Special)— Mrs. where all of the cards are. BSrtley said the rocket, al E n g a g e d 1). Interest in religion appears to ues were "moral responsibility, dis Moscow (/P)— The ■'Soviet Black to come before you ar<- ready. day we celebrate. Perhaps ypu A 10 2 ance of Mrs. Ethel L. Connor and deciding which card goes to which Edmund Peresluha and John Har West opened his singleton dia though the amalleat of the three, be at an all-time high, with church cipline. Integrity, compassion, coif- When you wake up to the fact that want to buy a few figiires, but WEST EAST Sea port of Odess)^, with quick ac Mrs. Frances Raodh. person. Let them sign their own ris, two new ly-elect^ members on mond, and dummy won the first gives the Vanguard its greatest membership over 100 million, but cern tor justice, loyalty to truth- tlM big day Is JiMt around the cor don't buy too many. A homemade A 10 8 K 4 A A Q 9 ■ cess to the Mediterranean and Mid Co-chairmen' of the event, names and stamp the envelopes.” the Board of Education, recently velocity incerase, from 9,000 m.p.h. delinquency, immorality and social all the factors that have to do with ner there is a mad ash to get scene with figures moulded out of trick with the king. ¥ Q 10 7 6 3 V J 9 8 ■Tt .4.-1 George DeOormier and Bernard Keep the (^ildren interested In attended an orientation meeting at ♦ 6 at the burnout of the second stage, confusion also are at peaks. the motives, spirit and quality of dle East,. Is one of the principal for the best buys in everything ready. Tempers are clay, with pine cones for trees, The next trick was the crucial ♦ Q J 1098 2 Hickey, have arranged tor gifts doing things'for Christmas, doing the University of Connecticut A 6 4 3 to 18,000 m.p.h. In the orbit. Income Compared man under God,’’ manufacturing centers tor goods tor all attending. Entertainment Hhely to snap during mad dashes. will mean more to the children. things for thj family, for their The meeting which wa.s spon one. Most players would plan to Bartley said his company has 7. Fifty-three churches reported Ihla year get going early and Your homemade Ftory of Christ SOUTH* "We are dangerously ''near to going to India, Burma, Egypt and will be provided by Antonio Mar- friends and taking part In com- sored by the Connecticut Associa take the ace of diamonds and ruff named its rocket, "Tuzigoot" for a total in(X)me of $2,041,908,161 last "sequins, glitter,' malie some leisu-ely preparatlon.s will be worked over and played A None yielding these standards of value Indonesia. tone. a mutlcion Who is himself rrfUnlty plans. Their iriterest in tion of Boards of Education V A K N ew Mexican Indian tribe now year, while the yearly take of one edth the children. When you start with for weeks be. .ri Christmas. a diamond in the dummy, Then, to an avowedly atheistic and ma Machine tools and presses are blind. others helps to keep down the pitch (C A B E ) acquainted new school perhaps, they would ruff a spade ♦ A 7 5 4 lletl Seats extinct. criminal syndicate from narcotics, terialistic standard,” he said. "W e early you'll have time to talk to Yule Decorations Arallabid’ fer among Items being built there. All members of the Lions Club styrofoam of excitement in what is being done board members with their respon and ruff the last diamond in dum . A A K Q 1 9 8 7 Bartley said the third stage gambling and extortion was an are even being urged today by the children about what Christmas Plan some other decorations for Moa. Ihra Thar* Other orders are being filled for are invited to bring their wives to for them and It also helps to give sibilities. Each member who at my. This plan, if it worked, would West Nonb FjMt aad Sal. Mat. rocket engine demonstrated that estimated $2,280,000,000. some of our national leaders to meahs. It’s a wonderful season and the house and put them up as the Pass farm machines, tip trucks, self- the affair. membor ef monchester ehorge plan them a real feeling of love and tended received the recently pub make six clubs with an overtrick. 2 A Pass there was a igreat field for the 8. Church membership growth is make ourselves into a sc l^ tlfic en propelled cranes, gas welding units, children need to be a part of all of children work on them. Try to add Pms outstripping population gains, and concern for others. 'iThis, hiuch lished "Handbook for Connecticut The actual declarer was a pessi 3 A Pass aotid. propellant. gineering society.” metal making and forging ma TlxiUnlted States has about half It—not Just reccivei.s of gifts. a few new Items every day or so. more than receiving, is what we Boards of Education" and other mist. He knew that the difference Pass * A Pass He'aald that the solid propellant denominations will have to build Past, He said history shows that many chinery. of the world's hard-surface.roads. About the first of December be Make a big batch of Christmas want our youngsters to feel about material designed to aid them in between making and losing his rocket is simpler and more reliable new churches at the rate of 2,000 Opening lead — ^6 I gin to plan your Christma.s decora- cookies, Cut them in interesting Christmas. the deliberations of their board. slam waa close to 1,700 points. The THERE IS S'm X TIME TO ORDER BY MAIL than liquid propellant rockets. a year for the -next 20 years to Uons. it is of course too early to .shapes and decorate them with The services of the State Depart extra trick was wortli only 20 Send Check or IVtoney Order To • He addeij Uiat in the anti-mis- keep up. set up a tree, but you could plan bright colored sugar. These can be ment of Education, available to the points. For this reason, he decided SPRINGFIELD HOCKEY'ASSOCIAHON stle missile field, t-here is a de 9. Too many people speak a creche or nativity scene. Talk stored until needed, ard make won Deaths Last Night local Board, were described by Dr. to safegiiard his slam against even Hamilton Union. Eastern States Coliseum, Weot Springfield finite emphasis solid propellants, vaguely of the need of "faith and about the Christi-.as story and let derful gifts for visiting children Raymond J. Fay, director of ad the most unlikely bad breaks. Be Sure to State Number and Price of TIcketa and declared than In push button religion,” rather than of the real the children make animals and fig need—of God, of a "return to the NEW TRANS-PORTABLE*.*. Thm o a r radio that gomm wharm you go..,im ne/» onohantm m nt to during Christmas week, of even ministrative services, and Dr. W il Only Real Threat Also Performance Desired warfare a weapon must have in ures, trees and houses to represent By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS To Elect Officers ' a .- -S’" ^ Father." before. Perhaps some of the chil lis H. Umberger, chief of the The only real threat, he soon stant readiness, as provided by New York — Dr. M anfred The wide-ranging report was Bufieau of Federal-State-Local Re saw, was that one of the opponents solid propellants. Joshua Sak?l, 57, Austrian - born prepared by the Rev. Dr. Roswell lations. These department staff had only a singleton diamond to Hartford Aircraft Lodge 748 of physician, who discovered the in P. Barnes, associate general sec sulin shOck treatment for schizo members and officers of the CABE begin with. I f he played the hand the International Asaociatlon of served as a panel to answer ques retary of the council. phrenia, died Monday. He had ''normally,'' the ace of diamonds Machinists will .elect offlceri Sun 'At. It was presented on the third tions of 'the new board members. Glastonbury '. lived In this country since 1938 and would bo ruffed, and.back would day for 1958. The election will be day ol the week-long assembly'of Building Permit. come a trump. He would eventual Bertha Agnea Rohultz was head of the Manfred Sakel held at the Villa Rose, Y'lnOMr representatives of 30 Orthodox de Donald Tedford. chairman of the ly lose another diamond trick. Research Foundation. Locks, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. nominations -with about 37 mil Zoning Board,' Has announced that Mr. and Mrs. W alter Schultz, 375 Hollywood—Ralph Branton, 61 To avoid this danger, our pessi The lodge, chartered In 1941, Bridge Work lion members. the following building permits have mistic declarer led a low diamond Adams St., announce the engage vice president of Allied ArtUts repree^nts over 6,000 members in ment of their daughter, Bertha As the council’s policy-setting Movie Studio and former Midwest been issued for the month of N o from dummy at the second trick a bargaining unit of 7,000 em vember: Moving Along Agnes, to Ralph Oark, son of assembly, got down to its working THm NMvu M KAouftm O A F puMAtmuftK t r o m t h k ' ^ O G f c m T y k o m t exhibitor, died Monday. He was and played a low diamond from ployes at the Hamilton Standard grind, delegates split Into 22 ma 3 To Nelson W. Goble for a breeze- his own hand! Charles Ctark. Carroll, Maine. HARDWOOD FLOORS president of Allied's T V subsidi Division of United Aircraft 'at Miss Schultz is a senior at Man jor groups plus uncounted other way and garage to his presant EAst won the second trick, much ary. Interstate Television Corp., Windsor Locks and Broad Brook. Glastonbury, Dec. 3 ( Special )-*• chester High School and her fiance committees to Iron out prelimi and at one time was part owner dwelling on Tolland Rd.; to Harold to his amazement. There Wfm Alexander Ferguson, 25 N ew //' The lateW report from the Greater Borst for a porch addition to his is employed at the J. R., Johnson naries on matters , to come^ before of the Tri-State Theater arcult in nothing he could no now to defeat m an,St, is a candidate for the of Video Everyday Hartford Bridge Authority says the meeting. present dwelling on South Rd.; to the contract. fice o f conductor. Co., Hartford. Nebraska. Iowa and Illinois. tliat work on the Glastonbury- A summer weddinf is l^ing ' Message to Nation Due Waycross. Ga. — Jack W il Ernest Toth for an addition to a East returned a heart, and AU Rlgkta Reoerved— Wetherafleld Bridge is well ahead tool Shed on his property on planned. / One key committee, set un to liams Sr., 79. editor and pubUsher South won. He led his remaining * H. T. Dickenson A Co., Inc. o f schedule. draft the assembly's "Messa^ to Howard Rd.; to Harry Godwin for '4 i « @ of the Waycross Journal - H er^d small diamond and ruffed with the Nation," is headed by a Dis a 4-room Cape Cod house on Car ■M The engineers report the con since 1916, died Monday. Williams dummy's ten of clubs. Then he struction of piers is progressing munity Club .will hold /A potluck ciples of cihrlst layman, J. Irwin was known, as a philantrophist, penter Rd.; and to Louis Albasi for drew tpimps and claimed the rest EASTWOO supper tonight at 6:30 In the club a 2-car garage and breezeway to smoothlj’ and that approach steel Miller, of Opiumbus, Ohio, an en state legislator and for his pro of the tricks will be laid by the middle of March. house. Police Chief /Terranc* J. gine company executive. motion of agriculture, forestry and his present dwelling on Villa Dally Question Dmtk A»dr«WB Alan Freed McKaig will be gu4s^‘ speaker. The Louisa Rd. Llada Darnell Edwin B. Burdick, chief engi The gathering last night got a the pulp and paper industry in As dealer, you hold: Spade— auction will he conducted by Ed nudge from President Eisenhower Child Expert to Speak "Mr. Reek neer, .said that no contracts had isv/M Georgia. He was bom In Castle 8 7, Heart—A K, Diamond— "ZERO ward V. D.’ ScholAel and cochair- Mrs. Jessie Wall, head of the See and Hear The been given out yet for the inter to sj[>eak up forthrightly oh (hir- Hayne, N. C. A 7 5 4. CTub— A K Q J 9. What m'en Df the offolr/ars Mr.'and Mrs. Child Guidance Department at the HOUR" and RoN" Fabulous Telefunken changes, pavement or toll houses. rent problems to provide the Chattanooga, Tenn. — Homer do you say? Donald. \Cooneyysand Mr. and Mrs. guidance of religious insights. UJa, University of Connecticut, will be t;U-«:4M:il « Jjeanwhlle the first house to be O. Price, 59, widely khqwn evan Ansvycr: Bid one club. The hand Malvern Le Van. H* said the council' represente the speaker at the Parent-Teacher S l a n c l ^ iT%is—Ht-Pt Radio-Phono- moved, to make way for the ap gelistic singer, ,dled Sunday. His is not quite worth an opening bid The Rev. Robert P. Sullivan an "s basic force" In the nation’s life meeting of the Cooperative Nurs WEDNESDAY ' 1 Short Wave Is truly a proach through the mitadow lands headquarters were at the Mis of two, particularly in s minor nounced the organizing of a Jun — the "epiritual strength and mor HMD ery and Kindergarten tomorrow at Hunchbook .of, Notre Damo ELECTRON^CS wonderful example of the to tne new bridge, will be trans sionary Board of the Northern suit. ior CYO for those In Grades 7 and al fibre of our people” —and It Is \ 8 p.m. at the United Methodist finest In German crafts ported across Naufiuc Ave. today Baptist Church In Indlanapo|s. He (Copyright 1957, General Fea manship. See It: Hear It to Its new location. )t is owned by 8 will be held tonight at 7 in the up tb churches to keep spiritual Church. tures Corp.) LABORATORIES was bom la Anniston, Ala. — at no obligation. Edward F. Dickau. prominent to church hall. This will replace Sat truths “evec, before the eyes 'of Modarn oi tomorrow, Crawfordsvllle, Ind.—Mrs. Helen A t 7:15 p.m., preceding the reg urday catechism ' classes tor this Unit Wood Blocks ular meeting, the Executive Board bacco grower and businessman. our citizens." Thomas Hays. 78, first wife of 277 BROAD Women’s League age group. The regtilar CTO of St. Various speakers,. along with thoy offer o rafreihinf) change from the conventional; W ill Hays, head of the motion of the association will hold their Shopping Simplified meeting. The Women's League of the Paul’s will hold a candy sAfe next Dr. Barnes' report, ' Also stressed picture producers and distributors WMk. and candy wrappers will con Orange to Elect RADIO ■Flrst.Cliurch of Christ will hold this theme — .that America must give you a gfow of pride in their gleaming beauty for 25 years. Hays, who died In A "new look" In cniristmas gifts TELEVISION tain a picture of the new church hot let itself be dazzled by Rus The installation of officers for their Christmas party on Dec. 12 1964, at one time was Republican is in stofe for those with the now nearing completion. sian sdenttfic gains to the extent MINITY-SinHT HOUOAV SSDAN and excite the admiration o f your frie n d s by th e ir 1958 will take place %t the next Christmas spirit this year. A New at 10:30 a.m. and pre-schoolers national chairman and postmaster are welcome too. A potluck lunch- Installation of newly elected of of sacrlQcIng ^ritual values tor striking, decorative design. general. meeting of the Grange to be held York mail-order concern has work ENDS TONIGHT ficers will be held by the Gbod Will material standards. on Friday Dec. 13 at 8 p m. at the ed out a gift-sending system in best selection of aon will be served at noon followed Look To Qonllty Work Clothes and by entertainment and the exchange Grange, following a potluck supper It is the churches’ duty. Dr. Get the Features of the Future... in a ’58 Ojdsl Community Hall. A cordial Invita which the purchaser sends a spe Greet Helidky Shew at 6:30 tonight. Members are Barnes said, "to remind the na Tht stunning Trans-Porlsbit Whether you build or remodel, first let us show you this tion Is extended to all members cial Yule card that lists gifts In a shoes at reasonable prices. of 25-cent gifts. Mothers bringing Beth in c ^ r children are reminded to include a Rslied to bring a hot dish. tion that it need not — dare not Radio is trsnsistor equipped and Ss n/Ko! So practical! And to convenient! Oldamobile's Trans-Portable Radio setusOy and their families and friends. preselected price range. The re powered by
W K N B — w n o —10*0 Lady Democrats vehicle protects him from the MA.NCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONIi. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 PAGE n v i Postman's Christmas Greeting: rain, alaet and snow. «VDBO— IMO lic^ly Radio n U A Y —*1 0 Grange Will Seat Many o f the now post .'offices, Plan Yule Fair Russell Stover "Don'se Toyland,” a new *tore cal 'church groups' are headed' by ! Douglas F. Pimm, pastor, an- m X X > ~ 1 2 M J B iu■tern t Studmrd Time n ’pup— 1410 which are* equipped with self- Slate Tomorrow Andover opened by Donald Brown al the a meeting of the church school hoilnred. servige stamp machines, are keep A Christmas fair s^onsore '■ i, \ MANCHESTER EVENING ^HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER S, 1957 PAGE SIX MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN« TUfeSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 mayed by Gov. Riblcoff's action in epad to tha praaant mamant ^b> eumptlon that it la either possible, irlll b« presented to a special town from 11 generatlqjti, has a very Jlanrl^pfitpr can testify that people do have dif dismissing Judga Wesley C. Gryk. South Windsor meeting for approval on Dec. 6. Itnu ef th* world. ^ or desirabls, or vouchsafed to us large membendjtjr and includes 1 ficulty. And occasionally their dif Nfitivily Scene To say that the Governor made a The commission expects to have members in e ^ y state. The soci Enm itig fjrraUl thta kind ot policy^ KannM as any mark of divine favor that Connecticut ficulty shows up In a statistic. The Opeh Forum griveous error is certainly gross a professional planner at the town ety gathers^ a reunion in Hart aaya Uiia: ^ e should forever be a few weeks It has npw shown up in a sta understatement. meeting to outline thp value and ford everyThree or four .years and tistic from the recent city election Erected in Pad^ Town Seeks Helperize Paint Removers aieiuujMllSffei$i ofc.^ ‘To ma it ia a aourca of amaac- ftyst in everything. We could not ____ / Couimunlcstions for publlcsUons in ths Open, Forum will not In the first place the Governor purpose of the work to be done. is acncduled to hbld another re- Btanil M m i Yankee in Bridgeport. Mayor T^esco, in guaranteed publication if they contain more than 300 words. has spoken out man.v times in the One of the faany facets to be cov union/at the Hotel Statler next The Original Wash-Ateey Removers mant that thara are peopla who poaalbly be "humiliated" unless that election, defeated Jasper Mc- At a brief ceremony at dark this advoc^lon' of court reform. Is Tha Herald reserves the right decline publish any matter ered will be residential rezoning Aitgusl. ‘tmoS^w itUl aae tha aacapa from this dan the ''event had caught us in a By A. H. O. Levy by 161 votes. That Is the le evening. Fred Peck, grand tall LOANS! ■to to this a’fair sample of what he has Plans Expert All purpoee for fupiiture, antiques and interior VROUSON cedar of Nutmeg Forest ?to. 116, ; /PKKUPTHfPIOIII may be libelous or which is in bsd Uste. Free expression which has been urged by man.v The propo.sal to name the new 1 ger (that of tha atomic weapons vanity and pride much more basi gal- result Of the election, and ^ PICK UP YOUR lOANI that in mind regarding court reform? local citizens. ' / woods. Will take off up to 10 coats ifi one applica everybody It abiding by It. Tall Cedars of Lebanon,/w iii turn bridge thf Roger Wolcott Bridge i race) In tha continued multiplica cally unhealthy for us than any Last winter, the Oonneetleut ‘ ' • Tell the tnansger how Come in by appointment of political views is desired by contributions of this character Secondly, there never was a valid South Windsor, Dec. 3 (Special) OES Inspection Due ha.s previously been favored here! tion. Just appl.Vf, wait, wash off. In that election, which was cer- on the lights of tha nativity scene reason for Judge Gryk's removal. tion of tha deatnictlvenes.s and slight time lag in the realm of General Assembly turned a deaf In C enter P ark . • ^ ^ much cssh you want and for ths cash. Phone today — but letters which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. —The Town Planning and Zon The official Inapcctkn qf’^ the by the South Windsor Historical Heavy duty for anything else. Will take off up ear to tha pleas of political tainly dominated by interest In the Anyone familiar with the perform speed of deliver}’ of tha major scientific progres.s. The nativity scene/is erected when you'd like to get it. tVs like to say "Yes!" ing Commiaiion (TPZC) has Evergreen-Wood (Siipter, 0®S, by Society. The group , at its an- | to 20 coats in one application. Strip a house, a cel fi.nge elements that tha party office Of ma.vor if ever an elec ance oi J'udge Gryk in Manchester mial m eeting last Mlay o fficially ; r Claw Mall Mat tion was. a total of 493 voters went each year by the M ^cheater Park announced plans to hire s profes Worthy Grand Matron lira. Mar lar floor, a car, a boat, etc. Ju.8t apply, wait, hose •DMKaUPTTON R A T I atomic weapons. " level control be taken off the " ? fourth, the cleanliness, in our locaU Town Court will readily testify to went on record as backing the pro into the machines, and aomehow Department for th« Tall Cedars. TO the Editor, | hospital in the wards, semi-private ' his oiiUtanding record for firm- sional consultant and begin work jorie L. Heald and h ^ associate Parabia ta advaaea Under such a policy. Kennan Connecticut voting machine. Por a Workmen began/work on the Lsam $26 ta II6> Lieiw IHe-tnawad at Issr stsi grand officers will be held tomor posal and letters requesting that off with water. managed to come out without leav lam impressed by the consistent I ■n.d private rooms it, above crltl-1 ness, justice and fairness. Was year ptoto seas all efforts toward eompoal- time, the proposal seemed to have seen# yesterday,/Completing it this MC MAIN ST., 2nd FI., Over WeelwMlh's. MANCHISTIR on a master plan for the town's row at 6 p.m. at tlie Masonic Tem the bridge be named in honor of BOTH FULLY GUARANTEED HOBuW • • a o*a a aa ae ea aa a e a a ee a •7-7S A Thought for Today the support of a number of legts- ing a recorded vote for the may Mitchell I-41M > Ash far the Y U MANaasr quality of your editorials. Is there clsm. On the latter two observa-I dismissal the proper reward for dei’clopment early this month. Wolcott were sent lo William H. tion of the political differences be-1 oralty behind them. morning. / ple. -The inspection will be preceded Ask Your Local Hardware or Paint Store IH^V __ Rpoaaored by the Manchester I lators who, without belonging to Open Ttiursday Evenings Until 6:00—Satnrdaye to Neoa another newspaper Indulging itself iious I hope no one takes excep- such meritorious service' The action was taken as a re Putnam, chairman of the Greater - « a Mwta tween Russia and the \^>st \-ir-1 Considering the nature of the by a d in n er^ 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Ruth Coancil of Chnrchea ; any fringe movement, were con- I iMH mtH H mMMti «f oil ft MW As! Hwm reflective, tion for having operated three big The recent decision of the Su- sult of meetings with the town Hartford Bridge Authority, and waaa.r __ j election, one rejects the idea that PackagfiB Foil Thirvet Ihought. ^ is is more than merely | hotels in Hartford for 26 years preme Court of Errors reversing Brunham js chairman. •iBCia OepT tually abandoned. Under such a ' scientioualy concerned over poa- 8 loM el tIM «0tM tNsM «ki« nmU ll Coordinating . Committee. com ir Artlrles Needed Governor Rihicoff. ' sible imperfections in the Connec- these voters were not Interested in II iMwetMlee Moaililr ta$«allMoai9 el fll-ll Mik another editorialist hopping on a I think I know what I am talking the deposition of Judge Gryk is a prised of the town'* major boards HELPERIZE MJLMBKR o r policy, he sees Russia feeling com news service bandwagon. An^ne wishing lo donate: Court Cases JH* ______aiKiClATKO______PRaM it ' ii"''. .u * ticut election system, and moUvat- voting for any one of the three Because/retailers complained of about. ; big step toward more efficient and and commissions. 1290 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield _ Tae Aaaeelatad Praas Is asclualTal; pelled to answer by solidifying and i candidatea for mayor. excessive/pilferage, manufacturers But of course I do have certain But. the big blessing of the lo- Intelligent operation of our local lea for the White Elephant | Five motor vehicle cases came , -.aattUM to the use of rcpublieaUoe M peripheral criticism. Whv doesn't According to members of the 1 at the Wapping Communitv; beore the Town Court last night, j JA 9-0964 trylng to make permanent Its own shortest, surest wny to all happi-! d*emSerfc’’y cmaim* ow ^ One aaaumea, rather, that they of toilemee developed larger car cal hospital is the fact that it is court. (TPZC), tlie concensus of opinion all Bswa dlsoatchoa credited to l*_ or tons f^ lipsticks and purte-iize the editorialist get credit? I won located in the center of the town lurch Women’s Chri.stma.s Ba'-t St w’hicli Judge Benedict Kup- aot otberartae credited In this t«pei position in Central Europe. to make'7 nilX v^r,el( . J "'*>;• the voting were so interested in voting for Of course, it might have been was that the board should at zaar may leave them at the Corn-' - aad also tbs looal aeire pabitshed here some candidate for mayor that coamejtics to discourage ahoplift- BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. der If he could devote an editorial and available b.v buses, private chunos presided. They are as fol- ] ail itgbla 9f republication of epetial Under such a policy. hf sees us thank and pralae God for every . proceRB AA sim ple and free and ac politlcall.v expedient to oust a action on the development ^ a n munlt.v Hoti.se S atu rd ay before 1 curate as could be humanly and they were willing to cross their ihg. / on why he la committed to the Re cars and in many cases a short Judge of different party affiliation Iowa; dts pa tehee herela are also reserred increasing tha dangar that avan thing that happena to you. For it is publican Party and still maintains immediately without the federal' p.m. mechanically possible. own normal party line to do so, ■/. ■ ■______walk. Just figure what Manches than the Governor's. But it was aaalstance allowed under the Fed Seek Bridge Name Mary Paju.salu, Sullivan Ave., Pun serelee client of N B a. •err- a minor issue may provt the certain that whatever aeeming and that. In the mechanical ahiif- a Stevenson-like approach to for ter folks and those of surrounding fined $6 for failure to keep to the las, tnc. calamity happens to you, if you But. in the end, the monotonous / eign policy? Indeed raw and morally unethical eral H ousing A rt of 1954/ Roger W olcott, president of Uie PubUsntrs RepreseetatlTea: fbe trigger to World War III. verdict of the established party fle, the.v lost the one vote they towns save in ambulance charges to remove as capable, fearless, snd The major reason^''for the de-. .National Society of the Descend right: Gertrude R. Wilson, Ki;ey- thank and pralae God for U, you The editorials devoted to local and in the coat to relatives of the I Julius Maibeaa Spraal Acencv — Nev UndeV such a policy,. — . . ha seea----- turn It Into a blessing. Could you machine down over tl^ years was were determined to cast. experienced a man as Judge Wes riaions, the rommlealon said, were' ants of Henry Wolcott, has an sig Rd., Broad Brook, fined $9 for • York, Chicsao .'Jeirolt and Boatoa. Nobody will ever know which Usuea lack excitement and color, patients bv having the hospital in ley C. Gryk. that approval of the a.ssistanre-un-i failure to'grant passage when, MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP us abandoning anv prospects of therefore work miracles, you could! The party Perhaps this can be explained in i their midst. And shortly, to visit nounced that the aociety has of CmCULATIONB particular candidate these voters/ Trul.v .vours, der the section tiiay take from six ficially gone on record in favor overtaken; John Ledoux, Ellington ; were seeking. Nothing can ever part by vour efforts to maintain ; patients in the Hartford hospital "Fslr Play.’’ t# eight months and that no worlt Rd.. South Windsor, fined $24 for j The BaraM PrtaUng Compaa.?, Ine.. the local status quo. But wouldn't; it would cost us .50 cents bridge of naming tlie new Windsor-South aaaumea uo ftaandal rasponslbiluy tor which can only ba aolvad by unifi-, ^ ,md turns h*'’' straight tickets voted; con- be proved about their Intentloni. may be done on the development j Windsor bridge the Roger Wolcott speeding: Richard Twlble, 475 ; . ... speaking, ., IN INSURANCE THERE’S NO It sene the better tntere.sts of I toll fees a dav. Some Item too. * Irpocrapblcal errora appearing In ad- cation all that It touches Into happiness, acqiiently. the party machine In But one thing is obvious. The mmt- plan until the approval la given, j Bridge. The naming 'would honor Woodbridge St., Manchester, also | vaitlsainenta aad o ^ r reading matlar ber of votes Involved was la/ger Manchester snd The Evening Her- L If the towb can't legally by-pass , la Tbs Manebaater Osoing Herald Under such a policy. It la. he William Ijiw variably wants the voting machine aid to allow your Aaslatahce under the statute also j Roger Wolcott, colonial governor fined $24 for speeding; and P e ter ' than the victorious candidate’s editorialist to ^ the building fee, then it ought to Dutch Depend requires supervision by the .State L. Sylvester, .53 Dover Rd.. West | thinks, a "Wind alley Into which ------I left with that particular mechan- SUBSTITUTE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE •tale a local laaue vi-Uh the convic of Connecticut from 17.50 to 17.54 THE Dlapiay aavsitSalBB dosing bourai margin of victory. It was nijmer- make a donation equal to the Development Commission. While; and member of one of the found- Hartford, fined $8 for failure to I ^ HMidaT—1 p.ra rriday. ______,_____ ical set-up which encourages tion and unerring accuracy which we are now advancing." straight ticket voting by making ically possible for the elec/lon to building fee to the hospital. On World Trade , Inis ma.v be desirable, it prolongs in ; fam ilies of W indsor in 1633. keep In the right Iqne, was fined m Tutsdar—j p.m Moo^y he devotes to Washington and let You say the town can't do that? ror Wednesday—1 p m Tuesday, Tha Kennan logic, then, amounts the splitting of tickets a little have been decided an o th w wa.v, the chips fall where they mav? It ' the work of the consultant hired In view of the family's place in $18. “FLY-BY-DAY” rw Tbursday—1 p in Wednesday, Ruth Milieu had all the intended votefactualiy Well, when the late Judge Olln R. i for the program, commission pie ITiday—1 a .m. Thursday to a complete condamnAtlon of the mysterious and a little conDuing would certainly cure anv lack of A recent survey of eight free- the history of the two towns, been registered. Wood was town eounsel during 1 members, said. Wolcott said, the society believes rwiaturdav—1 p m. It^ y . one big policy effort Mr.. Dulles to some voters. excitement and It might stimulate world countries by the Ban"k for Slaneheater Evening Herald 1 . CiaaaUled dsadhas' lOtlb a m. aaeb When hard-pressed, spokesmen many of the years I served on the Since the scope of any future it would be appropriate to name . fay of eubPostlae axeipt Baturdar — j Is Is going to make at the .NATO . younE men of today bet- Not the thousands wi^io lucceed real town activity among the many old board of aelectnien he cited International Settlement shows South Windsor and Wapping cor- > for the political machines will say insplitting their tickets under the development plan will touch near- tie atructure in honor of the for-j . Is m i husbands and fathers than the people who merely sleep here. man}’ instances in which towns reepondent Mrs. E. P. Scott, tele meeting. | men of their fathers' generation? that the voters of Connecticut are Connecticut voting jhachine svi- Sincei-ely yours, that the Netherlands is the moat 1.V all phases of town government, mer governor. j Parmit us to eaution you agaiiut work on the plan will he done in Tuesday, Dtcambar.S j For alternatives. Kennan's rec-! That question Is prompted by very well educated in the splitting tera, but the hundreds who fail- Willism B. Collins The present society, stemming | phone Mitchell 6-1295. | tha "fly-by-day” salesman. process, and they will point to the era the ones to keeb in mind when '/ n ; ieg“aT a.?t'S !'.toporto amounting^ro the equiva "close cooperation" with the omm^ndatinni are for reviv*! of ] the reiiponse I’ve received to a , Boards of Finance and Edilcation, diplomarv between Russia and the column in which I described that, in recent national elec- voting machine refbrm ia debated. ‘Precedent' lent of 47 per cent of its gross This species operates in The Merchants' Gift I am in favor of the proposed national product In 19.56 and ex and the selectmen, as well as the broad daylight, but he moves e/a. • ut *■ woman'i idea of an ideal hiia-. tiona. many thouaajida of Connec- Somettmea elections are so close To the Editor, swimming pools but if Judge Wood Industrial Development Commis West, for an attempt to achieve asked, "Does he '’otors did succeed in splitting that, with hundi‘eds failing, we Well. I see by The Herald that' were alive and still town counsel ports 36>,i per centr Comparable on to new territory In both Hartford and Manches- ^ gome geographical separation of never know whether democracy rations of about 20 per cent or sion and the Public Building' Com sound too good to be tnie ? He i Ibeir tickets. Town Manager "Dick " Martin snd he would veto a number of ex m ittee. with amazinf speed. tor special concesslona are being 1 forces of tha world'i two is. " T hat, we have som etim es maln- had its way o^/not. Building Inspector Chappell do not more were reported for Sweden penditures being made in town and Switzerland, 19 and 16 per To Mall queries offered Christmas shopping traf- great nuclear powers, for an ahan- From all over the country have j tained, ia not the only way to look favor canceling the building per today. Tlie comij^sion said that the He’s the door-to-door fellow come letters of protest from' **■ Against the many obvloua ISRAEU E J^R T S INCREASR cent, respectlvel.v, for Great Brit fle. The more impreaslva and I donment of our "ohseision" that mit for the addition to the Man But. disregarding as I do. ain. 10 per cent nr better for program wifi he started with a who peddles "therapeutic” wivea who say: "My husband is all ' thou.sands who succeed in splitting Jerusalem/- Israel's exports In . . . hrraiiap only when some- "precedents" I am still In favor of meaaingful of thesa concesaiona isj Rnggja i.g anxious to launch a mlli- chester Memorial hoapital in the France. We.stern Germany, and queatlojihaire to he .sent to each bargains. Hia offerings that vou describe and more " their tickets as much as they de- the first three months of 19.67 to onp takpa a pprsnnal inlprest amount of $.5,000 because It would bypassing the building fee for the fami+S’ in town, seeking opinions ■ that which has now been arranged | tar>- attack on Western Europe, j Th^ they go on to tell how *'"• »ome voters taled ».62.^tOO.OOO, nearly 25 per hospital and that does not mean Italy, and .3 and 4 per cent for the " Will do wonders! might range from In Manchester, thanks to tha an- in you ran von bp aiirp of establish s "bad precedent." United States. ac' requesting pertinent informa and for a i-or responding ahift of, t h e I r husbands help with the,"^^° J,” splitting objec- cent more than in the like period From the beginning of the world, that in any other regard am I in tion. Several public hearings will I •Il-purpoat vitamins ; torprlae of a group of Main St. our enersies from mirelv militarv M’'’^'*’'"'”''**’ marketing, rare of Machine voting tenders, in al- of 1956, ^According to the Ministry the right protection before you havp a loss— and prompt, dp- progress and juatice have been conflict with the policies of Town also he held on the various aspects to highly touted cure-alls. a-L .. I H , I ' 'h* children and much more. ‘"V eommunity in the state, of Comjintrce and Industry, ; marchants who have undertaken defenaea to those political policies, pendablp help after you have a loss. Our agency has been hsmpered hv those who are afraid !^i"ftto ard Building In luod, M rdirinr Exonipt of the plan before its adoption. PLUS Fantastic claims pour to lease the tewn-oimed Purnell As one young wife put it. "We j -X. of, "precedent. spector Chappell. As part of its Intended program. from him in torrents. which may, in the end, prove m ore.are.partnera.ln everything we do. / rendering that type of service for W years. Had scientists, research men. In W illard B. R oger, Of the 33 stales 'thkt tax fet5Tt|the commissIoTniaa reque.'ted an fundamental. j My husband wouldn't think of sit- sales, nine do not lax food, and the i appropriation of some $7,000 to He is interested in a quick •ntlrc month of December, in oi^ ventors snd medical research men Although Kennan. out of office ■ T feared "piecedenl " we would still ‘Grievous Error' District of Columbia taxes food at pay for the services of s profea- commission sale, not in your health. . dcr to make the stalls there free . . " . I when by pitching in and helping To the Editor. a lower rate than other purchases. ! sional planner and other expenses. and out of reaponsibility. has alao m., ^ve can get the work done in CONSULT US/6n y o u r be living in the stone age. It la the If you think you need mediiral help, to shoppers. men who are not afraid of "prere- Sevarsl months sgo Manchester Eight of the 33 stales and the dia-1 The appropriation, approved by |WATJiPAT)r.R. undoubtedly found the Brltiah . half the time, and then sit down citizens were shocked snd dis- consult a physician. In Hartford, by a \’ote of the dant" thst the world has become trirt do not tax medlelne. | the Board of Finance this week. atmosphere especially conducive together." BUILDING PROBLEMS a much )>etter place in whleh to Rely upon us to fill your prasalptions. . Qty Council, the city's parking to free.speaking on foreign policy i The Interesting thing to me Our HonMt, Expert Advice Will Save You Money lERT IMITH live. meters are to he closed down tor ______thV'-rlew'a ^ ___ he’expre'a^^^^^^. . . ___• I ‘bout these letters, aside from the And In so far as "precedent" Is For An Expert Job Call , the last week of Christmas shop-1 fact that many wives were INCORPORATED boldly in Britain are not wnthout prompted by my column to rise concerned in this partieular case FULLY INSURED—EST. 1915 the late Town Manager George H. ping, wlto a special ban on all p,„nel here In this country. in defense of their husbands, was READ ESTATE — INSURA.VCE • parking before 9:80 In the morn Joseph Rossetto 968 MAIN ST., GROUND n,O O R — TEL. .HI 9-6S41 Waddell.threw "precedent " out the QUINN’S PHARMACY His i-iewa are not far from that all the letters came from window ‘when the last addition was Stu^ CA/iUMum w irti/ G lfjS FROM ing designed to make sure that the young wives. CONSTRUenON COMPANY "IN8URAN8MITHS SINCE 1614” WM. DICKSON and SON built to our well m anaged. ver.v •^■•19 K'*‘ • r-, free parking thus made available those of Walter Uppmann. And The only way I can account for PAINTING and DECORA’nNG CONTRACTOR Phone Ml S4136 C. L.Sulzberger has juat con- j that fart la that the young hus- 58 DELMONt STREET—MI 9-0.308 humane snd most progressive hos 290 TOLLAND TPKE. PHONE MI 9-0920 la not grabbed off by all-da.v park pital by waiving the building per cluded a aeries of columns on for- band of today is playing a more ing on the part of downtown em- ( mit charge. in the New York in homemaking than Residential and Induatrial Construction . .ployes. The Hartford thing ia a !_■___ . VI u w . t ( hia father or his. grandfather ever I have talked with a number of Ijgesture, probably too little and Times in which he seems to reach authorities on this issue j-too late to make much difference a rather wholesale verdict thet If these helpful young husbands Some of them unhesitatingly aay building permits should be waived! • for prospective shoppers. But it our foreign policy, as built ever have any doubt about the Say **Charge IP* at through the Truman and Eisen wisdom of their active parlicipa In the case of a hospitaL-Udlh the . 4 '•has ont good point about It. In tion in the job of homemaking and po.«sible execpllon of the In stitu te stores displaying this !.Hartford, it Is the city itaelf hower edministretiona, contains bringing up children, thev ought of Living in Hartfonl which our: emblem. ;!which has pros’ed willing to give tor too many liAtanrea in which to read their wives' letter.s. former .Manchester resident, the [■up a liflfle m eter revenue in order I • “ ■eking ths wrong myths ■ They are a happy contrast to the Istr Dr. C. C. B urlingam e de- j Make Christmas Shopping veloped until in one year it showed i {to put out the welcome sign for' dVilv a net profit of more than .$200.000., . ’•hoppers ;' “ . *■w , merely e matter ; wives whose hhsbsnd.s feel i thev On the other hand, anxious to h#! in Manchester, the gift of free having our ^ llry make | have done Mil that can be expected fair in this matter T have talked at I ' narklnv to rhristT««. ahnnn.r. •*"••’ *" ''tow of world reallUes. I t' of them by earning a pav check length with an authority on aiich Anderson’s Chlldrea'a to. in many In.Unc.a, wor.e than All right, reserved, NKA Ser- matters and he Is insistent that Easy This Year by Saying. Shop, Inc. I davolves merely an off-street park- a building fee should be chai’ged that. Many of our methods, like ''to'- toe.), . B eck’s • 'blg lot. But it la e large lot. ren- for all buildings, whether chari our forthcom ing pollc}^ for NATO, l.'trally located, and the gift js for table. religloiia, etc., because,, as. Bav«rly.’a, Ine. or like the lamentable Eisenhower Misses Rpertowenr . !the entire month of December, and he put ll "The building fee Is In I Doctrine, operate against, instead no sen.se s tax. It is s legitimate Blair’s. Inc. !Iwe congratulate the merchants in- of toward, a solution of the prob rharge for a specific service which Blalrip Uttlo Shop ,>oIved on their vision and action lems we isy we went to solve. CUB LEADERS Is s protection to the builder, F. T. Blish Hardware Co, IJWt note, also, that they aav the whether he be private or public" B arto n ’s, In r, . ; jarrangement ia being tried on The question still unanswered la But. It is a difference of opinion “Charge It” ChUdrea’a Booteiry whether any of theee theories and which makes the world go round jjAB "experim ental basis,” which ROUNDTABLE ChUdien’a Shoes doubts ever penetrate the realm of and in fart makes horse-racing, ■ •eem i to mean that they may con- crooked as this so called. King's CUfTord’a Men’s and • alder making this a permanent actual policy making at Washing VERPLANCK SCHOOL sport can become, and for that de Boys’ Shop- _ir*e parking area, all year-round, ton. or whether we are fated | gree of free thinking I differ with. Coret Casuals, lac. And not juat for one shopping aea- merely to keep on digging our-1 the proponents of the legitimacy The Dewey-Richman Co. . ;eon. aelves deeper Into wrong positions. of building fees for hospitals I wonder how many patient, Diamond’s Army and TONIGHT N avy B tom ji This, we aey. Is the right thing w'ho ha\*e been In the M anchester ‘ I JtAPpening in Manchester. The Why "Humiliated?” 8 O 'C L O C K Memorial hospital have stopped to Henry Dirk, Shoes •only proper end fundamenul an- realize what a God-.Sehd this In- . Domey Famlture It is part of our amiable folk PONTIAC ali'u tio n is. »■ 1^ 0 D Aato Store . swer to our parking problem is the First, the fees are less than lore about present day Washing ^ provision of enough off-street those charged by the first-rate Fair Fashion's, Inr. parking which ia free to accom ton thst Sam Rayburn. Speaker and a New Kind of Sales and Service OperationI hospitals In Hartford: second, the Fairway Stores modate everybody who wants to of the House, is. e solid, sensible medical 'services snd hospital 1. Garman Men’s Wear equipment Is on a par with the come to downtown Manchester. citizen, who frequently keeps hia Gaodet’s, jnr. balance when others have loat three .nutstandlng hospitals in ftm But. ao far. this is not hap- Hartford, with the possible CRfOIT I’lA Il Glaak-r’s CaN^t Shop . penlng In quite the right way. theirs. And we have subecribed to PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. exception of a little addi (Change ^'Nnm e) Tt Is the m erehanta who are this pleasant appraisal on many tional research facilities and h o n :.’! . ■! h . I •, The. W. O. Gienney Co. financing It. The: provision of free "^^'^■•tona. PONTIAC—VAUXHALL analytic diagnosis , in isolated Olenney’e Men’s Shop cases in the Hartford hoapital; Manrheatcr Shopping Parkade tttnblem i$ dUpluyed ' Green Phnrmary off-street parking in dmvntowp i ' Speaker Ray- third, the food at the Manchester i NOW LOCATED AT 373 MAIN STREET Phone 3II 3-15St Harmnc, Inr. Manchester ought to be financed' Memorial hoapital ia equal in qual- paara^Uu^ CCADC S-TORE HOURS: Txr MAWCHCSTER TBIISI CO. MANCHISlfN. < OUN, by the revenue from the parking »'"■'*>’• He la.ya th a t the U nited Itv, preparation and aervice to ! (Chnnge of Name) OP p o m > m o M p 3Ionday thru Friday—10 A.M. to 9 P.M. A. Harrison and Sons meters we have in.stalied on our) "humiliated" by | If you’PB the type of peraon who prefers “aBBietanoe” any of the Hartford hospitals; j JlHKJ S A T l'R D A V -10 A.SI. to 6 P..M. And you’D discover a similar consideratioB in onr Hobby Shoppe StreeU. That would be an honest ’^'••■'•'a recent acientific vtctoriea., to ‘‘persistence’’ in a salesman; if you enjoy an fulfilment of their proclaimed pur-, implication here ia that this! service department where a factory-trainad o( Home Specialties Co. If you haven’t already got one. you may apply for your- Aluminnm ivindows. Doors, pose, which was to solve the park- - ” “'’^.1’ must somehow always be atrooephere where concern for the customer’s sashes servioe craftamen is standing by, ready to insure your Jalouaiea, Anhlngs ing aituation fo. Mancliester. not 'toat in everv-thing. The implica- ootnee first—you’ll be delighted with this new Pontiac everyday motoring pleasure. Call on us, won't you? ( HARGE PLAN CRF:DIT PLATE at either office of "The Jan et'* to obtain reyenue for the town. : ^at it has also been Bales and service operation! You’ll find our sales -Our personnel and complete facilities are at your Trust Co.” ... or at any member atore. .Make it easy on yourself Jim’s Supply Company TueT b . merchants should. 1, ij not ... have ' » . to everything, in tha past. . Keller’s 3len’« Wear the question which must he people oourteous and helpful with a true appreciation rent tha Purnell parking area . , . . . disposal. We think you’ll find it a pleasant and PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. this year a.a many hundreds of wise Manchester shoppers are Kiddie Fab- from the town in order to dSclara j “ “'t ‘'’'•/Whenever any na- at the importuit dadsions involved in buying a car. rewarding experience. doinji . . . with CHARtJF- PLAN. Ijuid O' Cotton .It free It itoould be town policy i '’•PP/'’* to aeWeve something Ijimen’s Hardwaro ,lou«HU own revenue from ‘ -^'^tific way. Leonard’s .Shoe* must that inevitably mean "humil- ! P*vking meters to acquire and I Max Miller Says: Pontiac and Vauxhall Sales, Service, Paris Manchester Pet Center I ietion" of all other n'atiani? If so., ; maintain as many free off-atreet: SHOP MANCHESTER THIS YEAR 3tanrhe*trr Plumbing and is what Rayburn wants, then, a parking areas as we need in order Supply. Co. ! aituation in which we continually I to accommodate everybody who ^ A COMPLETE LINE OF SUNOCO PRODUCTS INCLUDING Manchester Wallpaper and "humlliata" other nations? COTJNT . svanta^ to come here. What hap- : P aint Uo. Why does there ha\ e to be any- 3 pens to be of advantage to the ^ TIRES, TIRE CHAINS and ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS Mari-3lad« Youth Shop >erchant. m particular ahould 1 ' O M U S M arlow ’s :gl«. be the privilege of the public ' If" ‘"‘to"'- PARK Mrl-eliau Store* ■ *ln general. The tmvn ahould, ^e pioneering ,n the # Indec4 you count A i O u r Main Office Mo it j's Workingntrn's Store • Bcquire more off-street parking , T on 'not only in thf FREE Nassiff .Arms Company ■.'•pace downtown, and not , ithe firat aa.sauU on the atom precUe Compounding of INTRODUCTORY OFFER X PURNELI. y North End Pharmacy linstera on it. either. i was German, or the discovery of y ^ r Doctor'i pr«scrip' PARKING Paris Curtain Shop • r . ______I penicillin Scotch’ Parletfe's. VVomrn's Wear tionSy but mNo for vour ^ FOR DECEHIER ONLY' j The tru th is. of coiiise. th a t in, Pine l-enox Pharmacy, Inr. daily needs in drugs And . ! ’ Kennan Rides Again "•• ‘Pe basic partnership Pine Phannary, Inc. I man. which niornialiv includea sundries, nutritional Pinewoml F u rn itu re Uo. George F. Kennan. continuing , rivalry, been more evident aids, sickroom supplies. aeries of lectures m Britain on ^ a n in the realm of science. The ONE LUBRICATION FOR Potterton’s Buy DRUGS in a drug, TV, Records, Appliances :pteaubject of Western policy, con-1,cience of any one nation has y " T H E s r ■tore and make this y0mrs. Regal Men's Shop • tinuea to find. In his own wisdom'(never been very far in advance of * Vntfc A N w Frenf End AliginiMt'Ar R«9ul(Rr Fricf of $8i9S (plus port*) and experience, conclusion! ai- Revlju Dress Shop thalt of others; frequently scien Royden's. Inr. ,'inoat exactly opposite to those be- tists in many nations approach the * O r A ComplUtu M otor Tuno«Up (^8 cyl.)* A t Ro^uldr Frieo of $7.95 (plus ports) ‘jj»g formulated In poit-sputirik S ee the Scandinavian Uraft Shop same kind of breakthrough at al i’aahtngton. Shoor Jewelers I » most the tame moment' in time; * Or Coitiploto Wintorising Includiii9 2 GdNons Formooont Auti-Froo^o. Chock and TightON Hosos C O M P A N Y Sloan Bros.. Shoes to his latest lecture, the former when one nation happena to -be and Chock Thontiostat at Rtgulor Prict of $9.95. . Smith-Frazler, inr. . ^nbaasador to Russia considers first past a particular barrier that Slember FDIO * ^•OUNO TMt ‘ Furniture ;ths consequences of that new ayg- success does not, necesaanly or Trri's Bridal Shop '^m of misaiie bases and atomic logically strew . ’■humiliation" on MILLER’S Toto *n Teens, Inc- ; weapon! circling Russia which is all others. Triple-X Store* ith# main thing the United States ' In this instance. Speaker Ray PHARMACY PAUL Do d g e p o n t ia c , in c . Vittner’s Garden Center going forth- -Isi to be seeking st the burn wants us to feel "humiliated" 1 IVrIdon Drug Company ' ieoming NATO^ meeUng in Fsris: 299 GREEN ROAD MANCHESTER’S NEW PONTIAC DEALER because the Russians beat us, by here I W’lllton's (>m Shop ■ TlUs is, fo tor, the maln^ anewer a few weeks, to the launching, of PhoM Ml 3-4134 373 MAIN STREET PHONE Ml 9-4545 tvilroee Drees Shop ^-*nd the .only snsu-ar—which PONTIAC an aarth sateilitib Rut wa eahnoL FREE PICXUP AND b . Winkler Auto Parte, In* W a*la*toii Beaau to have dwel*. lor the Ufa ef us,. ncM pt tha prs- DCUVERY SEBVIOB Boldest^ Advanee in Fifty Vears^t i».. : 1 t ; v 0 j I - ' -r ^AGB etoht MANCHEgTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1957 -m-nSHIWTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTElt, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 PAGE NINE Labor Leaders 480 Years Old, Gannett Dies; Coventry Rockville Hit Bid to Stall Tree Lives On Teacher Wins Grange Activtties Increase; 'BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN, Fribourg, Switzerland — On* of Video Necklace Publisher 81 Wage Demand the most famous landmarks In Plan to Host Unit Satur^y INSURE WITH UPPEN" SwitzerJond, near the city of Frl- Worth $10,500 (Ooatlaiied' (ram Pag* Om ) I (Continued from Pag* One) bouit:. Is th* U ne Tro* of Moral. According to leg«nd th* tree wa* Coventry, Dec. 3 (Special)—tA movie on the 1955 National 4-H Rockville, Dec. 3 (Special)— WMk, *n(J- la te r worked briefly ‘Messiah’ Soloist Meany wa* expected to stress this. East Central Pomona Grange No. 3 planted as a -snOnument to the Club Congress will be shown. Mrs. Dorothy Harlow, a biology j j a N«W York and Pittsburgh. , In Detroit, Wallet P. Reuther, Swiss victory over CSiarles the will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday at Fellowshtp Party Slated ^ In 1906. he bought a half Inter- } president *f the United Auto the local Grange Hall on Rt, 44A, The Pilgrim Fellowship of the teacher at Rockville CTlty High in the Elm ira. N. Y.. G aiette. Bold in L-.e B attle of M oral In 1476. a* guests of the local Grange. School, won a diamond necklace I Workers, and AFL-CIO president, • T B R t l N a First Congregational Church has To start thl* first venture in A young Fribourg soldier, who A t the aes.slon, the Pomona completed plans for Its Christmas valued at 810.500 on a television I^swspaper ownership he had J3.- I said he would not comment on the had survived the bloody battle, "Gimmick’’ will be presented the party the evening of Dec. 13 at show last night. •*<00 in cash. He obtained J7.000 in ! suggestion until he saw the text ran 10 miles to carry the good the Riitb B. (juandt Memorial Hall. "Character" loans and gave a note new* to hU people. When he grange having the highest percen Mr*. Harlow who lives at 98 I of Gray’s remarks. tage of members present. The Each member m.iy bring a friend. ..•(or 110.000. From that point on, 1 Reuther has announced that his reached the Town Hall square he In charge of refreshment.* will be Union St., became the new cham ',*Vs progress was rapid in building murmured, "Victory," and fell "Gimmick" must remain within the I union in 1958 contrscl negotia- Pomona Jurisdiction for six month*. Jean Ann Bradfield and Karen Lit pion on the NBC telerision show •‘•a group of newspapers. I tlons will give top priority to de- dead- He clutched a sprig of a lime tle. In 1807, the Eim ira S tar was tree In his Hand, and thl* was It may then be. subject to "raid "The Price is’Right." when she bid I mands for a short work week and Other Ev'enls 810,100 for the necklsce, shown to LET THE WINDS BLOW! ' raady to sell. Gannett became a planted where he fell. ing ” parties from other parts of I a substantial increase in take- the slate. The fellowship will present "Why a panel of four contestants. ::.‘eo-publlsher of the Star-Gaeette ! home pay. Cynthia Treggor Her bid was the closest to the There's no need to worry about wind damage ■ H* bought the Ithaca .Toiimal in Jeanette Fraser All subordinate grange lecturers Reuther also proposed that the Within the JUri.«liction of Mrs.! 21 The ,k retail value of the necklace with to your home when you are protected by one of ■itlPia and later merged in with the' big auto companies cut prices on out bfddlng over it. She is eligible '"Ithaca News. 1958 models by sn average of Youn^ Artists to Appear with Choir Here's a wonderful new Christmas Sophia Gedrliu Pomona lecturer, i eomprlied of Marv^eU UonaW to appear next week to defend her our Homeowner’s Policies. And wind is only one T.’ W ith associates, in 1918. G annett 1100 and in return he said the Two young Manchester musl-' have been asked to have their pro- pairteis Gllhert Peairv rraa.i. ...4^ ptrty-dreas (or ihsl piece (or pieces) grams for 19,58 completed and ,«nt L m e, Albio title against three new contestants. of the many perils covered by this “package” "'bought the Rochester Union and UAW would take the companies’ clans, Mis* C>'nlhia Treggor and the church In which he was organ Order of Gorham Slerlinf you planned to According to Mr*. Harlow’s niAdvertiser and the Rochester Eve- flnancial position into considera Miss Jeanette Fraser, will be solo.,- ist. to her on or before Dec. 15. The group has been requested to polic.v. Others include fire, theft, personal lia give. We'll tie it right on to a gay Airs. Anna Anderson, local home. meet at 7 p.m. Dec. 24 to go mother, the teacher became eligi j.'jiing Times. He merged the twm tion in framing its wage demands. ists in the Cliristma.s concert being The choir of 40 voices will snter Oriaimsa stocking. Il'a red flannel ble to appear on the program last bility and vandalism. n'papers into the Rochester Times- ’This proposal was turned down by presented Sunda.v evening by the in candlelight proCeasion for 44ie economics committee chairman, | caroling before the church Christ- Now! with t green ribbon and red and and her committee will be in charge mas Eve service which is sched- night after she filled nut a postal ;t;j[7nion. the siito companies. i Senior CTioir of (fenter Congrega- presentation of the cantata, which card which she received from a tt- From then on, he and his as-j I tional Church. Tlie concert will be while holly tt the lop. Perfect for of refreshments at llie meeting. uled at 11 p.m. at the church. Critics of Gray's wage increa.se will be under the direction of Mrs. placing on the fireplace mantle or on Manchester store, asking for an Have you any questions about anj' form of in J^pociates continued to expand their | given at 8 o’clock in the sanctu- R. Russell Peery, organist. James Past Masters and Past Lecturers Members planning to attend the appraisal of some Jewelry. hold-back plan also said building the tree. night will be observed by the dance Saturday evening at the surance . . . are you sure you have the best pro •"holdings. This month, the Gannett; tradesmen are In a better wag# IveSure will sing the bass solo. 1957 VS FORDS Winning money is not, new to ;PCo. applied for federal approval i Miss Treggor will be heard in a This service is the first in a It's the moot exciting new gift idea Grange at Its meeting at 8 p m.~ITnIbn Congregational Church. Mrs. Harlow. Last year she won position than most other groups of Thursday In the hall. James T. Rockville, who have not contacted | tection you can possibly buy ? We’ll consider it ro f its plan to buy a TV station inj John -McCurdy workers A government survey in violin solo as she presents the aeries of three special Advent in years. Come now to our Sterling 81.400 cash in a puzzle contest run TStockton. Calif. mid-1957 showed their nationwide prelude. Schubert’s "Avc Maria ” programs planned at C enter 4.DOOR SEDANS Silent Department and aoc for your Laidlaw will be presiding lecturer snd” Mrs. Clarence A. Brad- by a Boston newspaper. a privilege to answer your que-stions or quote Gannett exerci.sed light control Miss Fraser, a .soprano, will sing In ch.arge of the prog-am. Refresh- B'ld. »duH advisors, have been The Manchester Messiah Chorus average wage at 83.20 an hour. Church. On the afternoon of Dec. self. Cirra m Go«ham Stixunc Mr*. Harlow’s mother watched rates on any form. It’s our business. No obliga ^'bver his newspapers. Each local the offertory solo. The Angels’ 15, a Christmas play. "There Was rranr at List than ments will be in charge of the **l*e U V. ■1.1 i . ' V -V’'.'• ~f '•■’.^'«f''r.'’t'^' -.'' ” 'r,-' y'.S '.yi^^T^ • - > / » . ' j ■ ■' . / ■V .t p a g e t e n MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHE.STEB. OONN» TUESDAY, DECEMBER S; 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1987 i>i— will I *1 I -^ f — ELEVEN Rockville p- ^ ;— ------Sward-Zaches Wedding Kirkham Named Hal Boyle Two Local Men President Wants Adlai Vote Seen Light Q | )itu ary Maine Man Seized Duffy-Ward Wedding GENERAL Coordinator of Will Appear in TV SERVICE Attend NATO Talks Tha wedding of ttiss Nancy Radio ^Hams^ —^How Shaggy Can D eaths Ann Ward, Kingston, Mass!, UConn Concert Of City Election Here in Connection daughter of Mrs. Joseph M. JVard (OoattBiMd trdm Psg* Om ) Edward E. Kirkham of 83 TEU Ml 9-8489 and ^ e late Joseph M. Ward, for Tb« University of Connecticut Emergency Doclors Adelaide Rd. has been named A Dog Story Get? j- ___ ... Rockville, Dec. 3 (Special) — Joeeph OWieWBkl merly of Jamaica Plain, Moss., Chonu and Concert Choir will W«r# pointed to the idea that the Joseph Olahewiki of Hartford, emergency coordinator for this Some 1,100 voters of a possible and Richard James Duffy, Lake present' their annual Christmas Preildent be granted the author' Physicians of the Manches 5,200 cast their ballots by 1 p.m. father of Joseph Olshewski, Jr., With Father’s D e ^ area, F. E. Handy, communications By ED CREAGII Who knows how many dogs can be ity to detailed information ter Medical Assn, who will re ville, son of Mr. and Mrs. James manager of the American Radio (For Hal Boyle) put in a Sputnik? I—I'm sorry. concert Sunday evening at 8 today In this city’s elections. 101 Oliver Rd., died yesterday at o’clock in the university auditor MEMIER about weapone to Britain and spond to emergency calls to Moderator Judge Thomas F. St. Francis Hospital. (Conllnoed from Page One) last seen alive Tttankggiving af r . Duffy Jr., 90 Cambridge St., Relay League announced today. Washington, (/P)—"No. Rover, I Rover. I just can't take the morrow afternoon and evening ternoon. chance." ium. other Alliei. He already has Rady observed that the voting was He was born in Poland and had took place In Joseph’s Church, He will orga'nlze Manchester can never marry you,” sobbed are Dr. Herbert Snyder. Tel. When the w arr^t arrives, the amateur radio operators in prep Mlmi, t)ie beautiful French poodle. Rover licked his Ups meditative The concert will be under the authority to permit exchange of ’’slow," but felt that it would pick lived in Hartford for the past 45 The two Maine officials returned direction of Philip Treggor, 22 information on misallea (minus MI 9-1851. and Dr. Nicholas up between 5 and 7 p.m. when more ecciieed will be/Immediately pre Kingston, at 11 o’clock Saturday aration for furnishing emergency "Go, and never darken my ken ly. Marzialo, Tel. MI 9-1616. years. He was employed as a mat to Police Headquarters *nd Ra- morning. The Rev. Joseph C. Doo Bonner Rd., member of the uni nuclear warheads) and on war people return from their work. tress maker st the Standard Mat sented In epupL Chief Schendel communication in time of di.saster. nel door again." “All right, suppose lb happened,” gasri started back to Hartford. said that iCoombs has already ley, 8- J-. o f Portland. Maine, of “When storms disrupt other com "Hah!" declaimed the spurned he Bald. "Suppose one of our pups versity music staff. piana in general. The poll! close at 7 p.m. tress Co. The program, a varied one, will The proposed change in the law Of 600 voters in the First Ward, Befort leaving Manch*eter, the waived ej^adition and will be re ficiated. George Vincent of Lake munications, or floods' isolate suitor. "I'm not good enough for was the first dog to reach the to Paris lacked any formality. Besides his son, he leaves his ville was organist and vocalists Include excerpt* from Handel’s would not authorize the President 152 had. by 1 p.m.. caat their votes wife, Mrs. Helen Sherwinski State Policeman spotted a Maine turned y i Maine tonight or tomor whole communities,” Handy said, you, eh ? You think I can't buy you moon. Wouldn’t you be proud?" Stevenson simply said. "The Preil- row. were Mrs. Robert Gartmcll of "it is amateur radio that comes to the chopped sirloin you’re accus “I’d be scared to death," said "Meettah’’; a new choral work by to turn over complete atomic dent said he would be very happy at the Town Hall. A number of vot Olshewski; two other sons. Stan registered car and the plates In a contemporary American, Ned PINE weapons. ers were turned , away from the Plymouth, Mass., and James 'll. the rescue with operators and self- tomed to!’’j » Mlmi,-^weeping again. to have me go." ley of Granby and William Ole- dicated that It belonged to Coombs. Post of Kingston. Church decora Rorem; and six love songs by Present law permits export of First Ward-machines because they shewskl of Hartford; a daughter, Robbery Said Motive powered equipment. "It's not that. Rover," Mirql "Doga on the moon,” Rover The nature of the American Ragazsi stopped the car, found the tions were white chrysanthemums. "To be prepared for this function wept. “I’d share my last bone with Brahmi. Aoeiiting in the Brahms PHARMACY fissionable material for research plans for the Paris meeting, in belonged In other ward.s. Mrs. Theresa Bernard of Hartford; Sheriff Chandler laid in Bangor muaed. "We could run the place to work will be W alter. Oryzb of and power plant projects, but with In Ward Two, at St. John's driver to be the man they wen that he believes robbery was the Given in marriage by her broth requires a highly organized pro you. I'd rob traah cans with you. suit ourselves. We'd have it all or 884 Center 8U—TeL Ml 8-8814 their final form, may be a big (ac a sister, Mrs. Josephine Boskovich seeking, and he was broughl/to er, Joseph M. Ward Jr. of Wash- gram of preparedness locally and but—’’ this town, student pianist. the proviao that it must not be tor in determining whether Steven Church, Miss Agnes Woods re of Rochester, N.Y., and eight motive for the hammer elayiitg. ganized by the time people got used for weapons fabrication. ported that 196 had voted out of a Police Headquarters where he was Hutchins reported by telephone, inijton, D. C., the bride wore a outside the disaster area," he con "I see it all now," said the male there. We’d make them our slaves. The United States, by means of son will go to the NA.TO meeting. grandchildren. princess style portrait gown of tinued. "Planning and organiza dog darkly. "It's becau.se I'm a Currency Salvaged PINE LENOX He has said only that he will sup usual vote of about 300 in that Funeral s.ervicea will he held to booked on a technical chkrge of the sheriff said, that the younger I can hear us now. ‘Here, human. upper air analysis, aeismographic ward. being a fugitive from jusuce. Coombs made an oral trtatement antique white silk satin, made with tion are necessary and that is the beagle, isn't it? You think of me Roll over, human. Jump through equipment and other methods, has port those parts with which he The most votes have been cast morrow morning at 8:15 from the Authorities In Maine were noti scooped neck, sculptured scrolls of Job Kirkham will be doing for this as an inferior, just because you In salvaging mutilated end PHARMACY agrees. Talarski Funeral Home, 380 Maple that he slugged hit father three this hoop, human.’ ’’ been monitoring Russian nuclear so far In Ward Three. Fltlon Fire fied and, about \y o'clock this times after being refused a re Chantilly lace with tear-drop area.” won that allly best-of-show rib "And we’d give them silly charred currency, the Govern 289 B. Center S t—Ml 8-08M testa since 1948. "Whether I will go hasn’t been House. A total of 450 votes were Ave., Hartford, and at 9 o'clock in pearls and sequins at the bodice Kirkham is communications di bon!" ment's money handlers use decided yet." Stevenson said to SS Cyril and Methodius Church. morning, an officer from the Pen quest for *50. names," chimed in Mimi excitedly, In that time, this country has reported cast there by Francis Me- obscot Sheriff’s office there left for Whether the son actually got any snd both sides of a full floor- rector in the local Civil Defense "No, no!" MImi’a protests rose paw'ing away her tears, "Names tweezers, needles, blades, and obtained a pretty fair idea of the day. "I haven't made my deci Guane. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict length skirt ending in a chapel program. to an hysterical yelp. "I have magnifying glasses to reconstruct sion." Manchester wtfh a warrant charg money from the father’s home was like Mimi and Rover -" technique known to the Russians. Although 340 Ward Four voters Cemetery, Bloomfield. ing Coombs/W'ith the murder of his train. Her veil wa.s a mantilla of nothing against you at all. Rover. millions of dollars’ worth of bills Before TV cameras, Stevenson Friends may call at the funeral not determined, the sheriff said. If I were to marry anyone—but "We'd feed them our table Feeliisweak In many instances, it ia evident had been to the polls at the PAC elderly father. But afterwards, according to Imported Frehch (Jhantllly lace in 29 Million Yule T roe scrap.*!" each year from bita and lumps of that Russia already has know! said later: Club by early afternoon, George home from 6 to 9 o'clock tonight. heirloom white. She carried a cas I can't, you see. Not ever. Not paper moat people would think “I don't know whether I've been The bcKly was found Friday in Chandler, the son borrowed *50 f'Z'i "We’d hire people-catchers to edge which this country cannot Shiner, said the voting there was the home where Coombs lived cade of white chry.santhemiims while ' a delicate blush under were junk. I n , the Terosury’s give to its Allies. invited or not.” "very slow." The ward has about Frtxl A. Reed from an aged aunt whom the sher The Department of Agriculture coated her powder-gray muzzle. put them in concentration camps shaky, ron-domi? alone In Winn. A Winn boy who iff wouldn’t identify. snd ivy with white satin stream if they didn't have people-tags on salvage system, 'two fifths of an Stevenson eat In, but did not This apparently was only a tech 1,800 voters, which Shiner expects Fred A. Reed. 78. Sandy Beach ers. reports that some 25,000.000 Then she confessed: orginal bill ia worthless, between TImm Ym ShMM Try FERRIZAN nical explanation- of the situation, will start coming in. in greater called on the elder Coombs found Deputies Clement Thibodeau Christmas trees were produced in "It’s tlie puppies I’m thinking of, their collars!" participate in the briefing of the Rd., Ellington, died Friday at Man the body and a bloo ■: -V Z /. V . , “5 1' ■ r •1 . PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 fage thirteen .'fe'd and Mrs. Lawrence Cuahlng, 28 Can you beat that—even the ll'. <>.■ Rockville High St. Advent Is Period Church la horning In on Chlrst- Discharged . yesterday; Reno Indonesifins maa. Another woman slapped her -loseph Beaulieu. 10 Grove St.; Of Preparation, child's hand aa he picked up a H omeowners Mrs. Gertrude Roberts and son. 84 : manger with the Baby Jeaus in it. illlHfnON Windsor Ave.; William Poehnert, Thai’s not for you! . Democrats Rap Olson Loveland Hill Rd.. Vernon. Grab Dutch Says Rev, Tozer "And it Isn’t, is it. For many Rventa Tonight of oiir children, the trinkets, .ve’s Counselors and Den Mothers of The history of, and the meaning —the Santa Claua, and elf myths, Vernon Cub Scout Pack will meet of Advent were desenhed by the yes—but not a self-effacing, sacri .. . For ‘Vendetta’ Charge at 7:30 p.m. at the Flrat Congre Ship Lines Rev. Arnold Tozer a. Second Con Your hom e \ - - fice demanding. love-inspiring gational Church of Vernon to plan gregational Church in his sermon messenger of God—Emmanuel Ro^nlle. D«c. (Specisl) - for the cookie aale to be held this (Continued from Page One) Sunday morning. will It Im tktirs? For results of the Rockville God with us! DemocrMil today threw counter- month. "Observance of Advent is not "Let’s u.se Advent-let's use it City elections, call the Man Hope Chapter 60, OES, will meet ■la claims. as old as Easter. Easter has been chars^ea at'Republican Mayor Her chester Herald- Rockville as a time of preparation! Use the at the Masonic Je iT ip le on Orchard The protest continued today i observed every year since the cni- communion today to think deeply man G. Olac^ for hie acruaations Bureau TReniont .1-3136. The St. for a supper meeting st 6:30 against busines.*fs e.stablishrd by ! ciflxion. Advent started In the polls close at 7 p m. about what .you want and where will b0 if you pUm •h esi of "aJienanlratiaV in City Cotirt p.m. Worthy Grand Matron Mar the Dutch befofe Indonesia be ' third century because the ob- you arc going In life, but whatever // ... yeatorday, as pohe opened in to jorie L. Held will make h e r oIBcial came independent In 1949. KPM ' servance of Je.sus’ birth dates is your method of preparing for day’s city elections/', visitation. had a monopol.v of Indonesian in- much later than Easter. Christmas, there Is an area where with LOW COST MORTGAGE PROTECTION * •The politically inspired sUack vale Capt. Dowgewicz to Chief, biit Tlie Annual City Meeting ached- terlsland shipping during Dutch "Advent Isn't a familiar word to you are needed and that you need! • 'ProvUtf mtHuy to pty o f moriftx* FRBB AND CLBAK by Herman Olson on th(\inte(jTity the bill died in the Republican- iiled for tonight .will be adjourned rule snd still dominatej, it. Congregalionallsts because we Go to Church each Sunday in Ad of the local court is the ipst sad controlled State Legislature. until tomorrow night, since elec Meanwhile, unofficial reports come from people who. at first, vent: what is sll your Christmas chapter in his desperate''-rsni- ■Sacred Heart lj>diea tion returns might dolsy the start circulated that several high-rank shunned all ceremony. We arc planning tf you ru.sh by the paipi," the Democratic Town Om- A panel discussion jvill he the of the meeting tonight. |ing military officer.s were among sometimes railed Puritans: hut Church? Not a CTiri.it-feasi but a W ith oiu mortgage protection plan your family mittee said in a folrnal statement. feature of the monthly meeting of those arrested after the a,ttcmpt that is not so. Our forebears Christmas feast.” will not lose their home when your death causes But Democrats also agreed with . Ladies of Sacred Heart Parish \'ernon and Talcottvltle news ^ .Saturday night to kill President were .Separali.stS Puritans stayed the mayor that the Police Depart tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the church itrans are handled through The, Suksrno with hand grenades. in the Church of England and tried income to stop! An attractive "extra" is available ment needs reorganisation. "'Ve halt\ Herald’s Rock\ ille Bureau. 7 ' An Arm,v spokesman confirmed to purify it of ceremony .Sepa ... pays you monthly when you are disabled and are vitally concerned with the re Main St., telephone TRemnnt ratists gave up all hope of .saving ‘Blotter’ Device ThA, discu-ssion will be on "D if that "many arrests” had been cannot earn money.Let us explain this plan totUy. organization of the Police Depart ferent Vjelris of Lay Apostolate at 5-8136. made but the number was not re th» established Church and left It. ment.” the DemocraLs stated. 'Biit Work. V\>Uing Labor, .Social Wel vealed, .Some informants said So, the Pilgrims did not observe Dries Golf Turf Dtttch tmd Mtil—No Obligation, of eenrst! w# will not be a party to Herman fare and Shut-in. " with memher.s about 18 persons were held. Other Chr stmas or other special davs. Olson's personal vendetta against participating.'-A business meeting icnorts said there mav be more. They were so against ceremony A We.st Point, Pa . manufacturer ; that weddings were not religious Capt. Peter J. Dowgewicz. which will pre ede tnh discussion. Hospital Notes Four grenades were thrown at has developed a self-propelled me- • ARTHUR D. MANN AGENCY, ine. has warped all his (the Mayor'si Vernon tVh Scouts .^ukarno. killing 10 per.sons and but simple ri’.’il ce'emonies chanical "blotter" for use in dry- i "Thus, it is that we Congrega- “.AH Forms Of Insurance” thinking on the Police Department Boh Cat pins w>u:c ilwardcd to I Patient* Tixlay: 187 wounding 140 hut iiii.^sing the ing wet turf, which sometimes j and the Court " 1 1 1 new Ciih S c o u I. s X m a recent PiT.sidenl. More grenades were re tionalists are late getting our cere cheats golf and tennis fans out of i Tel. Mitchell S-5I5I—P.O. Box 129, Manrheater meeting of the Vernon l^rk They A D .M I T T E D YKSTFIRDA Y : ported fotind in the aiea. monies and thus it i.s that Advent ROBERT \V. AG.NEW, Associate Case Starts Deluge Mi.*s Helvic John."ton. 65 Pe.irl St.: | valuable playing time. | Political attention focused on were: Ted Cadnian. sjienneth At Tile Hague, meanwhile, the i.s not a common word ^^iUi us. The factory says Us "blotlei ; Couch, Richard Klliott, BrueV Free I Mrs. Mary Bartok. 91 .Spruce St:. Dutch government said it is send Advent is the period of Prepara the Police Department and City ’ Mrs. Florence Cole. 83 Parker St : ' s,-aka up excess moisture from tuif Court after Supernumerary George man. William Ga.ston. Pavid ing the frigate Evert.sen to Dutch tion for Christmas. It is the like a sponge mop on a wet kitchen I iijlT ED ers. Glenn Howard. I>ee HiJs^t I Fred Nelson. 129 Branfoid St.; New Guines three weeks ahead of same thing to Christmas that Lent Massey resigned yesterday becaiuse Miss Barbara Roy, 178 Charter schedule. floor. of what he termed "disgust over Timothy John.ston. Larry Thaye is to Easier, a lime for inward The machine features a 24-Inch Tel) me tbout four MORTGAGE Oak St ; .Mrs Freda Duffy, 90; A Navy announcement today growth and development. ! S'TATES the injustices of decisions in the Daniel Bentiv. Robert Dezso. Rob roller of a specially marie cellulose I ^ ISJSURANa PROTECTION PLAN ert Brosh, Dennis Clark, Richard mbridge .St,: Miss Isabel Beyo. j said the Evertsen waa leaving "The thing vou have heard so COMFANY City Court which culminated yes l6\Dak St . Rockville; Mis. Stella I Dec. 10 inatead of Jan. 2 hv the .sponge that is said to hold 20 times terday” in the disposition of the Kingston, Charles Knit. Michael many limes from me and other its weight in water. Lawrence David Loverin and Rob Robbins, 73 Trebbe D r: Leslie Panama Canal to Ne\ Guinea to ministers Is that Christmas is I cause of Richard Bundy Jr. VarneV 148 N. School St.: Harold relieve the frigate Johan Maurils NAM&- Bundy’s father. Richard Bundy ert Tomlin. secularized gone to pot lost its The Cubs delivered a dozen food Weber, Hertford Tpke . Rockville: Van Naa-sau. meaning and, as monotonous as it Ciiribtniafi Called INndlaic 6r.. is a candidate for alderman- Eugene Zilo, 77 Oakwood Rd.: Tlie roiiiimmique did not give a ADDIIBSS- at-large In today's city election. baskets to families in town for is to hear, there is a sad element . Thanksgiving. Gar,v Philipjv Rk'D 2. Rockville; reason for this cliange. A Navy of truth in it. .Merchants blare Chti.slmas In Irish is called CITY____ -STATl- Charges against the younger Bun Mrs. Lillian ^ g h te r. 32 Bolton apokesman indicated, the decision our most sacred carols over and "Nodlaic ' In Ireland the Christ dy included reckless driving, dis- . Italian Social Club Center Rd : Lindii Wakefield. RFD had been made o cope with pos over -anything to promote the mas season lasts from (Jhristmas AMOUNT OF MOKTGAGB -DtmATlON- -YBARS cAeying a policeman's signal and Officers of the Italian ' Social 1. Rockville: MrsXAnna Padelakv, sible evacuation of Dutch na spirit and the aplurge. It is hard Eve to the Feast of the Epiphany, passing a stop sign. They were re Club will meet Thursday at 8 p m. 120 Buckland St.: Etha Ches- tionals from Indonesia. DATSATH OF BIRTHBIFTH______^ duced to a charge of speeding in to believe, but there are people known in Irelana as Little (Christ at the clubhouse on Snipsic .St. sey. Bolton: Ralph f^leman. 31 It is known that another Dutch who don t even realize that Christ-; mas. or "TTie Women's Christmas.” court yesterday by Asst. Pros. Ab Plans will be made for the annual Dougherty St ; Miss Hil>U Conrad, ship the Navy’s most modern mas is a church holy day. I will ner Brooks. Judge Francis T. In medieval Ireland it waa known DISCOUNT meeting and election of officers to Andover: Mrs Tliea Wood\26 Rob- i .submarine de.stioyer Groningen - never forget the woman in a store O’Loughlin fined Bundy $15. ar "Nodlaic Stell" Christmas of be held Sunday at 2 p ni. Refresh ert Rd.; Mrs. Victoria Piulp. 92' i.s also in Paiific waters. in Manchester, N. H, who said,: the Star. Advertise in The Herald— It Pav« Flaherty Not Criticized ments will be served after the Valley St : James .iretn 19l"Hil- Mayor Olson today emphasized meeting. liard St ; William Wilkie. 19 \\V]. that he was not criticizing Atty. Hlgh School Ne\,a come PI. Leo B. Flaherty Jr., who repre Principal Allen L. Dre.sser plans BIRTHS YE.STERDAY. A sented Bundy in court yesterday. to attend the 72nd annual meeting daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad ■0%-50%t He said he recognized that Fla of the New England Asan. of Col- SAVE 10% Lloyd. Ijike St.. Vernon: a son to herty was acting in his role as de legea and Secondary Schools at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slivinsky, fense attorney. the Hotel Statler in Boston. Dec. RFD 2, Rockville; a son to Mr. and Tha Democratic statement con 6. As a delegate from Connecticut. Mrs. Victor Uhrich. 11 Brent Rd.: tinues: "On the dsy before the Dresser will attend the meeting a son to Mt. and Mrs. Francis election he (Mayor Olson l has of delegates from public secondary Head. 181 Loomis St. raaehed to tha very bottom of his \ .schools. Guest speakers are to be BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter of political tricks and has Albert Kay, Director of Manpower come up with the worst of them to Mr and Mrs. John McCafferty. Supply. Department of Defense. 41 Hamlin St : a daughter to Mr all. On the day before the election, Washington, D. C.: Norman Cous {le has attseked the Court, court and Mrs. Laurence Paquette, South ins. Editor. Saturday Review; and Windsor. Mrsonnel and the Democratic Kenneth Holland. President, Inatl- Party, the most aweeplng and reri- t"te of International Education. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: oui way posaible In the hope that Peter Nerrill. as.sociale of ad- Infant son of .Mr. and Mrs. Rich no one could answer before the missiona at Colby rtrl ege In Wa- ard Sullivan. 270 Charter Oak St : The Edsel outperforms Totes were cast.” Basil Martin Hartford: Miss Carol •No Limit' terville. Maine, c as at the high school today to talk with atudents Johnson.-173 Henry St.: Plinv Roy. Oiarging that the Mayor’s pri 41 Talcott ,\ve . Rockville: Mr.s mary purpose was pubilcity the who are Interested In the liberal ; Louise Dziedzinski and daughter, Democrats state: "There seems to arts program offered at Colby Col- ; 28 Durkin St,; Mrs. Delores Burn.* be no limit to the depths he will lege. j and son. Wapping: .Mrs. Ph.vllis reach to get it.” They ask: "Is this Jr. Red Croas |Ostberg-and son. 23 Barry Rd ; the man to make decisions on im- Joan Gollmltzer waa recently Mrs. Audrey Richards and son. porUjit Issues? He has again elected president of the Junior Red 36 Barry Rd ; Mrs. Rochelle'LevIn operates on Two Motoetl i roared off finally in all directions. ” Cross. Other officers include: Marie and son. 94 Coleman Rd Wy medium-priced car INCH ASit. Pros. Abner Brooks had Galloway, vice president and Bren DISCHARGED TODAY; George no comment to make today regard da Castonguay. secretary. Miss Dewart. .^3 Slrickalnd St. GfANTBARGAmf ing the court case. Nancy Mollica is the faculty ad- UHF When contacted today. Judge viaor to tha club. O'tsmghlin said he would make no The December projecta of the Inflation, 18o3 •'■.V comment on tha case. "Anything Junior Red Croas are comic car- VHP I might say would only add fuel toona and memo pads. These will Meadow Valley. Calif, OPi - M'ho to the Are,” the judge said. said prices were cheaper In the old Terrific value in giant screen. Distinctive mahogany cabinet. Golden D Chaaais be distributed at veterans’ homes. days? Ponder these: SAVE niO Long-Staiidiiig ProbiMn On Dee. 19. members of the Junior you’ve ever driven •Peaches. 82 a jar; flour, 88 for Reorganisation of the Police De Red Cross will go to the hospitals partment has been a amoldering 50 pounds: bacon. $1, a pound. U. S. NAVY POM-POM GUN in the area to sing Christmas 1 That's what gold miners who lasua during Olson’s 2-year carols. traded at the Meadow Ranch store Th« gang will rtallr admire yoor own anti-aircraft gnn that term. Although both parties recog Physic* Club Elects (in this Sierra community paid In ro u i« 360' on one motor, lira atxl recotU wbmi trieger ■ nise the need for improvement, a The Physics Club, under the di-; pulled on the other. Hand wheel geer nuaet and lowcn the 1853. The prices are shown in store aluminnm berreli. solution agreeable to both parties reetlon of Mr. Philip Audibert. re-' accounts pas.sed down by early- has not been forthcoming. eently elected officers for the 19.17- dav merchant Wilson Deane Yet the one that's really new isHhe lowest-yricecL too! Republicans advocate the crea 18 school year George Vesper. : As the story goes the miners CASH 'N tion of the position of police chief, president, will be assi.sted by: considered those prices reasonable CARRY ONLY and reportedly considered retired Thomas Thayer, vice president: as everything \s’as brought In by SAVE $100 State Policeman John J. Yaskulka Roger Pell, secretary: and Frank., mule pack train, often the la.sl leg for the job. The Democrat-con Wrobel, treasurer. The club de-' of a Journey that began by ship E-Z TERMS trolled City Council, however, re Accelerating, cruising, or cor fact that the elegantly-styled \ cided to study advanced physics out of New York. REG. $13.00 TWO YEARS TO PAY jected the. plan, tnd passed an and to work on individual science nering, you’ll like the way the Edsel is the newest-looking car ordinance calling for a police chief, projects for the science fair, Of seven railway platforms In A •llminatlng the captain’s position. Hospital Note* the world that are more than 2,000 Edsel outperforms the rest. on the road today. SPECIAL PURCHASE^IMITED SUPPLY Their apparent plan was to ele- feet long, five are in India. 6602T Birth ye.sterdav: A son to Mr. You’ll thrill to the already- Yet, with all the 1958 Edsel famous response of the big, has to offer you, Edsel prices BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR AUTOMATIC WASHER CHECK OUR PRICES! new V-8 Edsel Engines—with are actually the lowest of the en-, 1958 up to 345 horsepower. You’ll tire medium-price^ field! Com I'oH can shift u-ithi»il Uftint a hand ) enjoy the finger-tip ease of ex pare—car for car. See your from the irhed! E^tfVs ejrcluthe clusive new Teletouch Drive. Trleinueh Drire piils^the buttons BIG DOUBLE DOOR Edsel Dealer now. irhrre thry belong—maM\shifting Famous And you'll take pride in the EDSEL DIVISION • FORD MOTOR COMPANY super-smooth because it's etrhar! EDSEL INCHRAIKE Christmas Tree Town IBntrd on oclunl eomparinm of suggested relnil drlirered prices t f the Edsfl Rangis. BIG SUNDAY SIZE OVEN ^ SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH and similarly equipped cars in the medium-price field. WITH 6 SQ. FT OF SHELF SPACE PHILCO tOMORROW. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4 • AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC DEFROST From 11:00 fo 6:00 American Mat)* OVEN TIMER BIO CAPACITT, 79 LA. ZERO DEGREE FREEZER ZO” Boya' or Girl*’ CLOCK ADJUSTABLE SHELVES Bpeed Chlrf Blkr Edsel CUalion t'utoorflardlop REG. $39.95 • DE LUXE BROILER -V SeliOiction of Fabulous Aprons • TIMED APPLIANCE OUTLET Homomode Christmas Decorations lee Skate Special LIST S399.9S Homemade Pastry — Surprise Packages 25c and 50c • EASY LIFE 289 S i L ' BOYS* HOCKEY GIRLS' HGURE BAKING UNIT ( 3 SPEED StB»S 1 to EASY CLEAN ★ HOLIDAY /EWELRY ir ENAMELED JEWELRY ' 4 '4 - ^ € SURFACE UNIT RECORD ★ POHED PLANTS -k HOMEMADE QUILTS VERMONT CHEESE HOMEMADE CANDY 45- $ C S 8 PLAYER c: Rsg. 17.95 ^ ir TOYS and CHILDREN'S WEAR / ’'Me..''" ■. $ 1 0 8 8 Popetlp Toaster ' ir HANDWRITING ANALYSIS Sto 12^.88^ YouRTirBSfone 7 M «7M*h , COMB IN A N O M tbU R FREE STORE REG. $29.95 • to a st to ta s ts FUN CARNIVAL FOR AFTER SCHOOL HOURS % CfALENDABS * NURSERY FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS • Go/f C/uS Special | SovaOvar ^ Tea Room from 2 p.m.-5 p.m. THElUYOFTHEYEM R onthif 5IRONS,2WOODS,fiOlFBAe S .•31 - NOON LUNCHEON - 1 BALLS, 2 COVERS, AUTO BA80FTEES CAFETERIA STYLE, 11.-30.1:30 Seu your Edsel Dealer and road-check 1958's most remarkable automobile* • Ptugi lale me dguaM light* MEN L i • 6 ar 12-volt— BLIEPLATE SALAD PLATE ■aMa atlt priea SOUP 8ANDHICHES FITZGERALD MOTQRS> Inc. • Rear (kma rod HOMEMADE DESSERT aa a M y aigaal STORES MILK, TEA, COFFEE. P. O. loK 1S5, ToHand TwrnpMEfc ■■MowchfiTar, Cowii. a IIJL oard leacha aay part af a r M nsr 1856 M A IN STREET, M ANCHESTER M l 3-7080, REG. $62.95 • IN •rNt* «*!«• gJIK r « 0 « IgCML BMAIKB ■ M M M IM 3 - t - PAOB lOURTBEBr WANCHESTE^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN« TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1957 A L L E Y O O P ^ BY HAMLIN CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLV' I^A^fCHESTEB EVENreC TORALD, MANCHESTEE/CONM, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1967 W fi WGMT.'jOU RE a iTW y WANRS NO. OSCAR ■ WHAT P A G E i n n s m COMPUETB.V IN ,WECE CCVEBEP.. r C A N T > WAV'! I VetBLE>.\OU.l I tVlINk. SEE MXlR per at their own axpanae. Reaer- laat fall. Mra. Barrack haa been 1 O N SEE M XdLBG 1 TRIED TO HOLD THE PUNCH, HANDS S H O P r ! N ts PAYS Columbia vationa ihould be made by Thura- a aubstitute teacher at Horace W. \OUR aOTHING ABLE TO NEITHER! HELLO.COUSIN DAISy.^ FIRST ^ /MARTHA.BUT IT 3UST CAME day. LOOSE. AND B O O S \ f ^ \Life After Death ? T ill CHRISTMAS Porter School. SEE tm e m Antwtr to Provlout Puzzl^ Me w s f i a s h i P i c k e d u p -t 18 Peraonals Pin Extracted AIL RkSHT! THERE IT WAS/— rA\ Scrttn Actress \NHEH 1 6 0 T HOME WAS THE Mr. and Mra. Clarence Jeffriea Robert Quinn. 2-year-old aon of LETTING HIM s i m m e r Court Fines LOCAL FISTIC ELIMIMATICJW (CoBtiDued from Page One) are not TH E answers, and I hesi READ THE ADS of Pine St. have aa their guesta, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quinn of the ' Just moved to tovvn? o u r n a m e n t l i k e t o IN THE GREASE — TOLD tate to set them dowm In print__ Mr. and Mrs. Louit Nlko and Center, was given emergency ] a c r o s i 4 Biblical name T / - . I'D HEAR A ROUND-BY-ROUND.' HIM I'D SUE HIM ■habit on. The diesel fumes were that should be the realm for daughters Sharon and Lu-Anne of treatment at Windham Commu t Preaent 3 Motorists 1 A flr «». BUT 1 W O N 'T/- I pouring over us. Being tied up. the thinkers like Albert Schweitzer Eaaton. Pa., and Mias Sylvia Nixon nity Memorial Hospital yesterday, month (ab ) t'/ E B e e n t e m p t e d t o ------K rif»»r SCRAMBLE BAYTER’i TMAT'S N o t I launch rocked terribly. Plus which and Bertrand Rusaell. But gince of Silver Springs, N. J.. and her A pin he had awallowed was re I Perfume MV s t y l e ' Columbia, Dec. .3 (Special)— fiance Lt. Robert Gummeraall of Onlir Yoir Staioi’t ^ j 1 • i > 11 tSh« ii in [there were ocean awells. the Associated Press has asked moved from thla throat. ; th» ■ 7 Entangle me, here they are. \ Three peraona were flnad by Justice Pocotello. Idalio. Mra. Joseph Groff was admitted * Onager 7 / - II Dormant I I became so dreadfully seasick Space Ag* Aaswer Elizabeth D. Hutchlna last night Dr. and Mra. Ralph Wolmer are to the hoapital aa a patient yester (comb form) [that I very happily would have slid It R«a>t • Vigor When Melanie asks me what in Justice Court. ‘ spending the week In (Chicago. day. Mrs. William Mikolaw o f Pin* II Skatchrr lover the side, and dLsappesred Into it's like after dcAth, I try to put While there Dr. Wolmer will at St. ia also a patient at tha hoapital. HEATING 10 Likenc.iaet I the water. It was a very appealing George F.- Harlow, 28, of 140 I I ”Lov» appla" 11 Consumed It In terms she can understand. tend the Academy of Optometrist*. I thought to me. Lakewood Heights, Coventry, was His mother, Mra. Ralph U. W ol Mancheater Evening Heimid M I , *4-. M •,«. « M I IT Sroltifh rlv»r 17 Blerkthnrn 11 Western slate 40 Crar.v (slang) And children noM’adays are crazy Why can we view djeath without it LiRht knock (niil I about outer space. fined |15 for following too closely. mer, ia staying at their home. Columbia correspondent Mrs. PRISCILLA'S POP 18 Freebooter 48 Shoshnnean I fear only when we are very young, on th* threshold of great new BY AL VERMEER jA Dnvini 19 Cooking 38 New Guinea Indians •'Suppoalng you take a rocket Harlow was arreited Nciv. 19 af Death In Eamlljr Donald R.Tnttle, telephone ACa4l- OIL supply command I very old or very sick 7 80,000 tnilea Into apace,” I tell discoveries about the nature of Y O U ' utensil port SO Scottish ter a 2-car collision at Katzman's Mr. and Mra. George Chowanec. emy S-S48S. ..W HEN Jl Theatrical 27 Kitchen I I believe It's because we are her. "When you get up there, our existence. Corner. Old Hop River at the Four Corn O U G H T , HAPPY? 38 Compound sheepfold I ’VE GOT >i(n implement ethers 81 Too I every day instilled with the fear of .vou’d have a feeling that all is Even in our generation, we have Leo PetroBsl. 51. of Hartford, ers; have been called to Bell Ver h * ' ® 2 , S S ° i T O BE , M Y D E A R » Steal I death. spare. Tliere'S no end, is there?” had to change our thinking about uOlsioR ROLL N A P P Y . 'j NO P L A C E 24 I'nclothcd 39 Leather thong 82 .Sire of pleaded guilty to failure to get a non. Pa. by the death of his sister. Korea's Power Doubled CHILD, ffl TO G O BUT JS Oriental coin I "Ctom# out of the rain; you'll "No, there is no end,” she Says, what reality la. We know that WHY 28 Condescends 4) Coupled shot (pi.) special permit for a trailer and was Birth Announced *U oU v*^^ (JHoolihan t* Health renorl 2 Prayer ending 43 Desolate 84----- Vegas, [catch your death!" her mind- playing with the Idea. matter isn't solid stuff at all, but fined $25. He was atoppe^ by State Mr, and Mr*. Albert Paskow of SHOULD DOWN A $30,000,000 project that near M»ry 0*\bunfti w 21 Small pa.itrie« 79 Baltic gulf 44 Enervates Nevada ■ "I died a thouaand times!'’ “Then that’s how it miiist be constantly moving morsels of Policeman Francis Pische for op Pine Street have had a cable from 1 B E to Oftrich energy. ly douWea Korea's electric-power ptfTV Zum I “Don't let death lake your hoH- when ws' die,” I reason. 'T h efe is erating a trailer which was cany- their lon-in-law Jack Barrack in capacity, the largest United h a p p y .. I I Khier (Sp 1 day!" Perhaps, through science, future Bruc« Bowrin^ no beginning and there Is no end. ing a small shed. Metz, France, telling of the birth Statea-aaaiated development proj I I Seina 1 i r 1 r t r t ♦MIt r J Now there's nothing wrong with We have no sense of time, no sense generations may be able to realize Uinda Woptijrr Joseph R. Bake*, , 56, South of their son. This is their second .14 Self-eateem ect aver undertaken in Korea, has ! being cautious. But these constant of living.” death for what it is — a great ad Windham, was fined 124 for failure child. They have a young daughter been completed months ahead of 1.4 Punitive 1 h t h e ^ H E 'S suggestions that death Is some- I firmly believe that. I can’t con venture. Randy. Barrack, who taught in 17 Mimic to grant the right of way at an in schedule. The new generating WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE f” li •s l u g g e r I thing awful build up a terror of ceive that we are merely a seed Tomorrow: Bclenoe and immor tersection. He was also arrested by Bolton Elementary School for plants are at Samchok, on the east I I CourtciT title T Y P E = I dying. * that is planted on this Earth, tality. three years. Is now teaching in the Heatlag aa4l A ir Conditlonfaig Sales aad Servie* 40 She demon Pische, after a 2-car crash at Old coast; Tangln-ri, near Seoul; and j 'i f ’coln 17 ll 9 nr j Funerals are another way of grows up and dies. Man la Im Columbia Rd. and Edgerton Rd., U.S, Army Dependents School in Masan, near Pusan, in th* south 41 Mariner'a 1 I making death aeem odious. I think mortal. He never dies. He simplv France. The fam ily went abroad 341 IRG AD STREET — Ml 9w4548 direction 1 i Nov. 22. east. II ti 0 h r iey are barbaric. 1 don’t wijnt peo- IS. Oo4inty 4-H Meeting 44 Steamer (ab ) 1 le moaning and weeping when I'm We find It hard to face dying be Topping Assigned 48 Conger P All 4-H Club leaden and com k H It « one. I ’d rather have them open cause we want our Identities to 11-» -At ~ ix-j mitteemen In Tolland-County are J..1M7 h W« >«. T.ii. »». uA Ml 47 Greek letter live on after the death of the body. To Reserve Unit tlBibltcal Do il !! Sense and Nonsense bottle of champagne and remem- invited to be guests of the Tolland f •'*.<4 t L O N G SA.M ner the good times we'd had. What we fear to lose is merely BY AL CAPP and HOB I,IJBBERS mountain ii County Extension Cburtcil. Inc,, •gcaspipcc i Grief Imposed by .Society I he ego, the false I. This ego M. Sgt.' Patrick J. Topping of -HpTA SI Haraai D ftdt SLOBBSnNe, !D Sue — I like that dress vou're Dec. 9, in the Tolland Federated Af, IT SOUNCSS, ^Sl,s i i ^ e uvw© t L I twice a week. Each time h* , But society insists on imposing fearfully awaits oblivion. Manchester has been assigned to fF>Rr*JHlVM, AMP SS Open to 1 wearing. Church in that town, at a supper 5«-QURFieLD pe- if S [ brought a special lunCh of dellca,* grief when death comes. I can re- But that Is ridiculous. The real the 2256 Air Reserve Flying SCHOOL P «U > ONt-PtFOifE public perujal Barbara - - I got it for my 1«th and leader training meeting. The 56«CHep& cerc»?r Tney/ exwnsjr. m HlPfOUS HEWS - ‘CB\ 84 Card gamt : cies from the farm Including a nsember how shocked mv grand- I will live on. Rather, It will re Center at Niagara Falls. N. Y, h ■ " ■ 5T 4 blrtliday. i bottle of fresh milk in which h* Extension Council and the Na have Y PKCO*ctp A Hoee 87 Racea ir ! parents were when my m’other re- turn to the oneness with God. That Th# son of Francis Top Sue — It certainly wore w ell, slipped H little brandy on the ad-' tional 4-H Awardb progi'am will ASH wnmi THE6E umWP 81 Miifortunea ftised to wear mourning clothes is true immortality. ping, 130 Oak St., Sergeant Top soves WH6RE—,c; ir V if didn’t It? vice of the family doctc.i » be explained. The Council ia new F> after my father died In ]B34. The trouble Is that man has ping began his military career in this year, haMng been separated DOWN s P The old lady ahvay> was de- “ He never liked me in black" created God In his image. We » a IX ! An ounce of cheerfulness Is January 1940 and has served in from the combination Extension t Pleaied 1 ! lighted wiih the lunches. One Jay;' I she told them. “ I look terrible in think of him as a nice old gent 3 Europe during World War II with < 4 1 Houithold worth a pound of sadness to serve as she sipped t.he mnk, she saiT Service and Farm Bureau. If k black and 1 won't wear It " with a gold beard and white robes the 3rd Signal Co., Japan, from godi God with.— Thomas Fuller. gravely: It Is felt that ail workers Ihould She was right. She Insisted on who aits up In the clouds. This re 1952-195B and several A ir Force I Muiteline !7 A Old Lady Oh, John, don i ever- keeping his memory as he wss flects our mistaken love of the ego. have an understanding bf the bases throughout the United mRmmali A farmer arranged to have his sell that , o\\ * Council; and hoped that they »'hen he was alive. As a result 1 the human form. Statea aged mother cared for in a nurs would like to know' more about look back on my father and his Our bodies are not US. I f they, As an administrative supervisor ing home, where he visited her Doing nothing is the most tire-' passing with nothing but plea.sant were, part of our consciousness how 4-H Club members ara select with the 2256th ARFC, Sergeant ed to receive out-of-atate trips some joh in fie w,>rld becau.se it it ipemories. would be lost If we cut off an Topping will aasist in the training impossible to quilt and take a rest. Because of this fear o f death > Nor are we just brains. If and state awards. A movie on the II 5 \l furnai FOR ton e. tow fH H f THISRE OUGHTA BE A LAW ! of the Air Force Reserve's 64th N BY FAGALY and SHORTEN most of us grow up and become i we were, the brain could work 19.55 National 4-H Club Congress without the body. Troop Carrier Squadron at Nia will be shown. JUDDSAXON A story is told in “ bone dry'* adults without facing the is.sue of 1 gara Falls. BY KEN BALI) AND .lERRY BRONDFIELD .Tfissi.ssippi about an ardent teniL what happens to us when we die God in F.verynge of Us Husbands and wive.4 of the lead JUST WHAT ARE peranre leader who registered at We want to carry our forms in- Sergeant Topping and his wife, ers will be welcomed at tha aup- 11 HAVE SWIFTS FORATULA, HE'S COnvinCEP HE'P never HAlt MAP Ws suspend our Judgmenl. Per- " ' (^“rry our forms in- ' V J.”', ■ rOU 5ETTINS T hC tHOirCHAHae n a t io n a l b a n k h a s the former Louise Anderson of I MR. HUTCHINS, ANP another Chance without 1 a Jackson hotel the night beforA iMps It Is Ju.st as well, brent»e w e existence. But there's ^ INTPJP TU HOIP A > wv^reeM o f f c e r s to s e r v ic b o n e o r a regisiative session. don't have the intelligence to cone could I Wilmington. N. C., reside In Buf m u n o o 'C u >OUlt I I m a m a y c p i ;A6REn«NT patent on 1 TWO CUSTOMERS Being an exacting man, he can- with the question. 'ook the same as we do on Earth? falo with their three children. Pat : 1AMNS \ MAS HOR IT.' y . tinned a veteran bellhop, “ Be care But there comes a time when A t what age? 'What about babies Jr.. 9, Michael, 7, and Ellen ti' - OMSor JASOA VspeoFk; ful u'ith that suitcase." We have to face it. and dofoijned people who die? Are Jane, 5. r FREE PARKING T ■ i i l i i l i •Wirrs bitent? j test- the Senator.' beamerl the bellhop, That s when our children come they stuck forever with the way •*■14 'ONE MNICM ► NEXT to POPV1.AR 4 * I "l ye been totin' em in for you’ in one day and ask, “ Where do they looked at death? Obviously Deapite Increasing mechanization H* J-P* { ^ nviiEP. nol. one Canadian newsprint producer ► -V.. ^ tMAUT. MR ifjflslalors 20 years an' I ain't people go when they die? " MCTKNINS. broke a bottle vet ' ' I m sure every generation has Kveryone wantn to know where still needs 8.80 horses for work in lOllNeEOERA had to face aurh questions. But they'll go after death. 1 think they the woods. Their annual feed bill rArtlmr Dni{ Siortt j go everywhere. God is in every one cornea to 1200,000. 1 ATWONI our generation has a tougher job. everywhere. God is in every one ' ^ A A A A j i r i b ▲ A ^ m s ______BOR "me One day a little box with a alot in the top and bearing a sign Must Be Convinced "'• ’ en we die, we are freed I SKOMP When our parents were young , u 'H ’e limitations of the body and I nsT.i "Kor the Blind appeared on th* storekeepers counter His cu»- ftiey accepted what they were r"'e become part o/j ff yov want to be sure it's FRESH 'N ' PURE tomers, with commendable sym^, told. When we were young, we I time, all form. . pathy for the unfortunate. ron,v icrepled. hut we questioned. T o-' our friends and COMPLETE tributed generously of their day's children won't accept unless ‘ ones? B ut Ot/T rQO*fT ?(HEI?E ThE'J REA'o ,Y Pile LiP you convince them it is so. Certainly. Because we will all | DRINK CONNECTICUT FRESH M K rr change .After aixmt a month Oh| Tt.Lt^ eoR half tue tOw's'S po *>j . aton I gue.sB I first started thinking lYi one - all pan of the eternal! COTTON WOODS the box was missing. "What, about life and death matters when Folod. God. BY RAY GOTTO happened to the collection box for HOME the blind' ' asked one. The store T vlaltrd Italy for tlie first time.' ^ ''ue from "The Proud and the l e f t for th h o r izo n Melanie was 3 then and start- Profane" sticks In my mind. The i a n s w e r , keeper rhuckle.l and pointed to , HOTEL AN hour AGO AFTER ihg to make those wide-eyed' Marine stands in the graveyard ■ GETTING A PHONE CALL, BETTER the window O h, j collected SHERIFF,,, SAIO HEO BE IN enough. he said. •'There's th* queries. It w s the first tinii ■! “ O'* »a.v». "Everybody tries' to REMODEUNO ROOM 1313/ . new blind. ■ ifad been In. a deeply religious te«oh us how to live. Why don’t country, and I was Impressed with they tea/h us how to die" 26 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Ml 3.1425 the serene look* on the faces of Perhaps one day we shall learn.-’ Pride ahvay.s compenaates itself, the Italians as they went to -Maybe not in my time, or my and loses nothing, e\'en when it church. ■ daughters' time or their ch ll-' renounces vaniiy, It started me thinking about dren s. But I believe we may be i my own religious experience. I I P.uhy How old is she ’ ‘ THimJu.’to remembered all those times at i ------— ------.Sara I don't know, hut e\'ery- boarding school when we went off' This Christmu xive • a t H it.t’/. body was overcome h\ the he*t to chapel in crocodiles (lines of iir .t m u n s . G I V E H E R from the candles st her last birth two). I repeated all the prayers, your family a lastinf day party belleWng them. But did I uiider- CHRISTIAN DIOR stsnd thefii? AVAILABLE AT Xift— As my children have been grow B U G S B U N N Y MUST BE SOLD ing up, I have tried to form an- A HOME I \ axvers to their questions about life WELDON’S B U Z S A W Y E R y e a h : watch im IF HE CRIES. GIVE TM and death and God. Certainly they ■01, M AIN STREET BY ROY CRANE WHILST IMAICES THAT BOTTLE 0 PACT ae~reT" REMODEUNO I H AVE THE ANSWER, SIR. GE" s 6 , ARTESIAN vreiLSTASERlCAN BY AlUH, THAT GIVES ME AN A Ph o n e c a l l iVA/MA A4/LK: WATER a r t e s ia n w e l l s .. l> along ... FOIMT FOUR ^ C K A M ? IDEA! WE'RE LEAVING fORTHE SYLVESTER JOD PROVIDED EY THE AMERICAN I AAAAKX/SL'/.' VILLAGE O F M Y T R IK S M F N . POINT FOUR PROGRAM. sure; it HELPS ' IM VPVi HELP THEM- GET WORD TO STROUP, MY by NUSIDEI AW .GtLVES, all Over the GENERAL MANAGER,ID M MIDDLE EAST. ONCE IN ME THERE IMMEDIATELY IRAN I helfeo pestiwt THIS WEEK A locust plague UN9ER . the same program. ADD A KITCHEN HNISH A ROOM / MEN. / SURPRISE HER THIS YEAR i&' A M « * aad MORTY MEEKLE W IT H A SINGER MICKEY FINN BY DICK CAVALLI C e lU ra V BY LANK LEONARD T> mighty porei P T LCr A4E SHOW YOU C > U- t''.' • / T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 196/ PAGE SEVENTEEN PACT gg lCTP MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER ». 1967 :— - t ...... ' ■ ...... i.M. 'ill— ...... - ^ THE Herald Angle National Football League Drafts 49 Collegians Yale, Dartmouth Dominate All-New Team ■y - ^ . ■ EARL YOST Hill and Crow Navj^ Gridders! Spr.rto Etlitor m stum Young Ring Sensation National Championship Ivy Teams, Shorts Taken from a Soiled Cuff Leading Picks Cain AU - East Manchester s g^reatest alirtime nationally known athlete, Y FRUIT LEAGUE Quits over $ Dispute Joe McCluskey, is still in the limelight. The former Manches Of Pro Moguls Standings Wrapped Up'hy Auhurn Tufts Each ter High track star who went on to fame at Fordham Uni-' W L Pet. Football Slots • Philadelphia, Dec. 3 (/P)— H o n ey d ew s...... 34 10 .773 Boston, Dec. 3 (/P)—Billy Ryan of Low^l, sensational versity and later with the New Y(?rk Athletic Club in na Peaches ...... 2 5 19 .568 young light heavyweight with 10 first-round knockouts in New York, I>c. S tW-Two N*\-y -New York, Doc. 3 i/P)— Unbeaten, iin ticfl Aulnirn, a late tional and international competition is now aoaching the The National Football League F ig B ars ...... 21 23 .477 drafted 49 standout college D a te s * N u t s ...... 21 23 .477 a 15-1 record' today announced he waa quitting the ring. The plny»ni who w-ore Im portant far. comer amonff college football powcr.s, ruled a.s the national Place Pair famed New York A.C. Last Sunday Joe’S latest edition won 21-year-old protege of retired heavyweight champion Rocky tor* In the MIdahipmen a champion today with a fat bulge o \ e r O h io Stale and Michi the New York Metropolitan Ama-* football player^ made peace S ugar P lu m s ...... 21 23 .477 14.6 victory over Arm y last Satur teur Athletic Union cross country BeVrles ...... 10 34 .227 '♦■Marr.iano said hia decision w a a . gan State in the final A.ssociated P i t s .* poll of the sea.son. Hnston, Doc. 3 (/P)—Ivy wit!) its players and moved p -ompted by a financial dlaputa day—a vlrtorv which earned Navy Auburn will be the first nation- • ------title. It was the fourth straight The league leading Honeydews the Lambert Trophy and an Invita I Id>aguo powors Dartmouth title for the Club under the di to bring it»''constitution and were upset 3-1 yesterday morning with Boston Matchmakar Sam al cham pion to receive the A.aaoc;- I by-laws wuhin the anti-trust act Bryant Quits Silverman. tion to the Cotton Bowl - head the ated Pre.aa Trophy, pul into com-' ” " ' he higher, there and Yale and "independent” rection of McCluskey, the fellow by Dates * Nuts, the Peaches siso 1R57 Associated Pres* A'l-East foot who hetoed start the Manchester at a daydong meeting Jiere yes pinned a 3-1 decision over the Fig Sources cloee to Ryan Indieateil petition thia season as a succes-: fcertain ly two great teams up Tufts each placed two pla.vers terday, ' ball team. sor to the P'sther Hugh O’Donnell [|‘’''"'iilly lean toward Ohio Five ^ile Road Race on Thanks Bars and the Sugar Plums shut the fighter felt he should hs'va re Ion the 1957 .All-New England I^gue coaches and their staffs Texas Post; Bob Reifsnyder. the af:i1r 135- Memorial Trophv that was re- ®'"**'’ f>«"ghe.ty added, giving to fam e back in 1929. "iTie out the cellar-dw elling B erries 4-0. ceived more money for Ms Nov. 10 ! foothall team announced to- New York A.C. also holds the Na snant some five hours pouring over Top single games were rolled by fight in which he decisloncd Joa pound tackle who was tabbed by tired by Oklahoma last fall. -Several volei.s failed to share . (lay h\ the As.'Roriated The ATuy Coach Karl Blaik as the man tional AAU team title, a tribute .Scouting reports as they moved Irm a Law rence 122, Flo Klotcr Tomaeello of Maltawan, N, J., to The Tigers, only om e before j Haves and Daughei ty'a enthusi- 1 so-callVd mflinr raptured through, four of the 30 rounds In Looks to ^Bama avenge the only loes on his record. who made the difference between ranged among the final lop ff*' the Biu keye.s and Spar- to McCluskey'* coaching methods. 118, M arjorie Hoimjes 107. Janet , Kix of thr fii'M tram berths, with During hi* active career M.c- the annual player draft. The victory and defeat, and Tom For- since the poll waa initialed in l*'ua. however. Ohio .State waa meinhprn of umall rolirce iquRda Mailhot 106 and Ch'lckie ejanicke Silverman eald he paid Ryan CTluskey won 25 national cham- balance of the draft will be held College Station-, Tex.. I>ec.'3 (/P) *1.053 restal, an imajrinative and able 1936. polled in 210 first p 1 a c e "”'"'‘d .sixth or lower on .59 ballots RiahhiriR thr other five, 106. for the Tomaaello fight and onarterback. were selected for the plon.ship* -and twice repiescnted at the league’s regular mid-winter -7-Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant, who added; votes and an overpowering total' "ith .Michigan Stale getting aimi- j The Dartmouth rep1 e5enUtive.il the United States in the Olympic meeting nextm onth. The prelimi first team. of 3.123 point* in the balloting by, ranking on 5*. ELKS LE.\GUE pulled Texas AAM from the mire "Ryan has been fighting only •are .loe Palerm o a huaky Games. Had World War II not nary selections were to give NFL of losing football seasons, has been Second Team Selections Ohio .Slate was termed lOlh Standing* nine months. -Th* money he got for TW'o other Nav>- players. Ned 360 aporlswriler,* and broadcast ’ who w a.5 * key factor in the H\g Interfered he would have undoubt teams equjil footing with early released from his contract here and the Tomaaello fight "was mora er*. be.sl 111 the nation by 14 experts. Green a surcea.BfuI aeaaon. and edly been on at least /our U.S. drafting Canadian League clubs. W L Pet. O'dham. who scored all the points A rm ory P ackage . .. .3 2 12 .727 is expected to sign soon for an at money than either Tommy Oollina for Na\y against Army, and Pete I>ead In F irst Place \ ate* Michigan State leicived 1,5 votes Dave Mojia, a fine paa.a-rereivinf team s. Top choices In the draft, were for miilh place, eight for 10th. Deci’s D rive-In ...... 28 16 .636 tempt to do the same for Alabama, or Tony De Marco got for any on* Jokanovirh. a tall, pass-ratchini; Auburn drew the highest num end who .apnrkled on defenae. « * * King Hill. 210-pound Rice quar his alma mater. fight in their first fiva years of/ Y alea M»ke ('avallon. a 6-4 end Gene's B ottle Shoppe .22 22 .500 end. were second team selections. ber of first place votes since -■'nhiirn. hy com panson. was The New York rare atracted sev terback and John Crow, Texas Bryant took over at A*M In fighting." ~ wlin Jielped the Klia W reck Prinre- Fred's Package ...... 21 23 ..477 Onl'- Nsay. voted the F-astem Oklahom a pulled in a record 218 Placed sixth or lower on 27 ballots, eral runners who have competed A.ftM. fullback, both taken by the 1954 a fte r the C adets won only one Deductions Flrat Time. champion by the Lambert Trophy in the final 1955 poll The -Sooners. j "'*b three naming the Tigers lOlh ' ton and Harvar d, waa a lop rhoire here in recent year* in the Five Chicago Cardinals. The Cardinals Patten Builders ...... 16 28 .364 aa the other flankman. while ’earn* Capitol E quipm ent ..1 3 31 .295 conference game the previous sea Silverman said that for tha first Committee, and Army, the runner- who polled 104 first place votes in ' "ci^ *"n placing them ninth. Mile I'ill'key Day classic. George named Hill their bonus choice and son. He instituted what became tip, placed two men on the first repeating last season, finished High In Praise male (Jene Goker a pile-dr;\'inj King waa second and Gordon Mc as first selector in the regular All three top teams lost last time in Ryan's fighting career SUM) fullbark earned a flr.«t team birk- night, with cellar-dwelling Capitol famous in Texas aa his "hardnoaed" was deducted from his' purse for All-East team. The other* came fourth this season. naiigherty. despite hia feelings Kenzie third. The winner was Pete draft grabbed the power running brand of football and In 1955 the from Penn State. Pittsburgh. Bos Auburn, the Southeastern Con ft»'ld apot McArdle, a’ recent arrival from Ire Crow. Equipment upending first place sparring partner fees and 1100 for for his own club and for Ohio Armory Package Store, fourth Agglea were second in the' con Trainer Allie Ciolombo of Brock ton College and Rutgers among the ference champion put barred from h ine Pro Proapect land . . . The University of Hart JOE MoCLUSKEV Other Star* Selected State, waa high in his praise for Halfback Paul Ahrahamian. a place Fred's Package Store down ference. In 1956 they wort the ton. ' Independent Inatitutlons and from bowl play by NCAA action had Auhurn. ford basketball team, formatly O ther s ta r 1957 collegians Southwest Conference champion TaJe, Dartmouth and Princeton of ; appeared among the top 10 in speedy, elusive lunner, and Georg# Ray Crone, pitcher with the San ing second place Deci's Drlve-In The matchmaker said also that ■niat Aulnirn team Showed known as Htllyer College, will open drafted for 1958 pro football duty ship and were undefeated, but the It-y League. Kurker, a ^hiJ-pound tackle con- Its seasiin tonight at Albany Teach Francisco Giants, will be the guest and fifth place Patten Builders up Marciano, who owns 15 per cant of Army's representatives were j I erehth"fn" 5'\''' wonderful apirit and umtv, ” he, isideted a fine pu> prospect, wer# were such All-America candidates setting third place Gene's Bottle Third Triple Dead Heat couldn’t play in the Cotton Bowwl the fighter, "Never took a nickel Standing Room Only er*. Three Silk Towners are listed speaker tonight at the December as end Jimmy Phillips of unbeaten S'phomore halfback Boh Anderson.) the aelerliona from Tuft.a." Abr'a- Shoppe. And all victories were by because of an NCAA ban for re from Ryan and neither did. Ted with the Hartford team, big Ed meeting of the Hartford World Se and unUed Auburn (Los Angeles), The third triple dead heat in the 151-year history-of United cruiting abuses. « who was stopped for the first time Antonino Rocca rolls atop the ring ropes as heavwelght hiTtV n 7®^ . 1 PO'nt<’6 out that Auburn won all hamian led New Kngland in in ries Club at the Hedges. Jimmy a sim ilar 3-1 m argin. Coupe, hie co-manages. That SlOO Tiirklngton, Bruce Smith and Bob tackles Lou Michaels. Kentucky States harness racing an?l the first at a New York metropolitan Dr. M. T. Harrington, AAM by the fine Navy defense after | wrestlings most magnetic eingle attraction. The burly bare ■nl7 ,o 1 . ufP 't" k«niea and was invincible even I dividual a«'oting with P2 pojnta on Piersall of the Red Sox will ad- Bill LaRiviere 127-130-380. Hal waa the first money paid Colombo foot boy of Argentina, grappling largely with his legs, draws .next to last weekij poll of the though the plavers knew that thev Lazzari. The latter played wit(i (Los Angeles), and Alex Karras. area track ocqura at Roosevelt Raceway, Westbury, Long Island. president, announced yesterday in six months of training Ryan." shattering the Cadet ground-galn- 14 louchtlouns and eight conver- M anchester High la.st season. dre.ss the group Jan. 8. Local men Burnett I29-153-S87. Carl Hunter Flaxey Dream. 1, Bill Blaiadell up; Great Knight, 6, Frank Saf- big housea six nights a week. aeaaon, taking over from Ohio were ineligible for anv hmi I bid aiona in eight games Iowa (Detroit), guard Bill Krisher, Bryant - has been freed from his Silverman said soma Washing Inc re«)rd set by the Glen Davis, Smith moves up from the Jayvee* desiring membership may make Oklahoma (Pitt.sburgh). center 131-127-376, Paul Correntl 128-348. f(ird aboard; and Navy Song, 3, carrying Clint Hodglns, bring and Captain Jim Keman at Cen-, ' 1 a V . ' u ' 2 . championahip m ate- Tom Gieene of Holy Groaa #nd application with Walter Lawrence Chris D ecisntla i;38 and Nap about complex three-way pay-off, contract at Bryant’s request. His ton and Philadelphia followers of I placed Michigan State rial. ' and Turkington is a returning let- Dan Currie, Michigan State contract had aeven years to run. the fight game triad to sign Ryan ter. Ohio State and Xtichigan -State, Bob Ripley of .Norwich round out of Manchester. P itch er 131 chalked tip the beat terman . . Wally Fortin of the (Green Bay), Dick Christy, Bryant, in a formal statement, to a contract about six months The All-Elast team was picked , both with 8-1 record*. finished the backfteld Greene a alick-pasa- Rec staff reports thsl an Important • « • scores at the Double Strike alleys. ing quarterback, waa one of th# brilliant North Carolina State said he had expected to end his ago ‘'and now tha youngster la dis with the co-operation of a regional j some 500 points behind Aiibilrn in n-v’tlnji: for all boy* and team s in Names of the three Gold Key halfback (Green Bay), Jim Pace, COUNTRY CLl'B MEN illusioned." selection board of sports WTiters Champion Predicts I the balloting, which aw ards poinL* 1 nation's top total ofTen.se leader# Match results; Spoons 4, Put coaching career at AAM. He said, inner and IjO.seri terested in playing in the Rec In- winners in the balloting by mem Michigan back (San Francisco), Colombo said "Billy waa treated and broadcasters, whose member* I ori a basts of 10 for first, nine for Wilt the Stilt Scores Again jwiih 1,.'I81 yarda gained in the air ter* 0; B lasters 3, M idirons 1; however, the opening at Alabama and on the ground in nine^x*men. tertnediale League will be held bers of the Connecticut Sports Walt Kowaiczyk, Michigan State American Athletes was unfbraeen and the ties to hia flawlessly by his managara and observ I second, eight for third, etc. Tlie To Be Re>^arded Wilt Chamberlain, Kanaas center, goei Shove two Oklahoma tonight at 6:30 at the Bast Side W'liter* Alliance will be released back i Philadelphia i. snd Phil Driver* 3, G reens 1- and Bra ssies Silverman, As far aa l’m concerned many of the top minor colleges Buckeyes, the Big Ten champions Riple>'. a fine halfback, wa# 3, Cleeks 1. old school were too great to re Stale defender* to sink a field goal as the .lavhawka downed chosen over many oljier fine hack# office. tomorrow. The annual dinner will King. Vanderbilt back (New sist. Billy got the beat of evaiythlng." among the more than 70 fotball- I and Rose Bowl representatives w ho • * • Singles of 125 and triples of 335, in Title Bout New York, Dec. S Vnde- Stale 6,3-56 al Stillwater last night. Chamberlsin scored ,30 ; because of his amaring feata Ihia be held on Monday night. Jan. 27 Y ork). Ryan said he waa going to look playing schools in the East. Alabama won two, lost seven j were beaten only by Texas 'hris- points to lead the Kansaa offenae State plavera are Alien ' year The lK.'.-poun \\ X ■ •/ ,/• ■1 -. T r ' -I ■ ■■ / - - / 'I ' . ' ■" ■■ ' i,- n '. ■ 1 . ■.:■ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNTUESDAY, DECEMBER S,|1957 ■MANCHESTEB gVElNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1967 PAGE NINETEBN AatomobOea tor Sale 4 Musical Instruments 6s ON ^HE BEACH , Based o r . the Best-Sellinc Novel by Nevil Shute Apartmenta— Flats-r> t r y : Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban for Sale 75 C lm ifie d SELECT YOUR organ or piano Tenements 63 Legal Kotlca 1951 KAISER busincM coup* now for Christmas. Wide choice of LEAVING STATE — Gambolatl OVERSIZED, Cape Cod offers BOLTON — Colifohiia tmneb. 1620 A'T A fXlURT OF PROBATE, held Doctor Warns Radio and heater. Call MI 3-493*. famous Wurlitzer, Kimball and built, three bedroom ranch ' at- space of a garrison colonial with square feet of living area. Ther at Manchester, within and for the- loses Town Thomas organs and Kimball TENE5(BNT In' fotir family house tach^garage, aewers, extra large out the higher cost;' three |>ed- mopane windows throughout. In Wetrict of Manchester, on the *7U> day Advertisement 1955 FORD V8 nine paaaenjter on Blsaell St. 5tl 8-689$. lot. 5U 9-3328. of November, 1*67, spinet pianos. Terms, trades, les rooms, two baths, mellow and direct lighting. Numerous built- Preeent, Hon. John'J. Wallet. Judge, Of ‘New Peril’ CLASSIHED ADVT. Country Sedan atation wagor with sons, Pianos from *295, organa friendly honey pine dining room, ins. Two-car gasaga acre lot. By EeUte of Elisabeth A. Tynan, late radio, heater, white top with blue FOUR ROOMS for rent, heated, n e w s p l it l e v e l , 1600 square of Manpheeter, In eald Dtetrlci, de from *695. Tempo Planp and fireplace set in paneled wall. All appointment w ly. R. F. Diraock ceased. / DEPT. HOURS body, inside irr mint condition. Organ Co., 386 Main St. "Man electricity and garage, *100 a feet, Rockledge Section. 2H hatha, Buy Private Water Co. month. First floor. MI 0-3640. ^ o-ca r garage. Reduced to points to gracious, comfortable Co., Realtors MI 9-5246 or Joseph „The Maacheeter Trust Company. To Profession 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Full price, $138*, only 3*8 down. chester's largest display of fam living. Clifford Hansen, Realtor, Ashford, IKI 9-6818, Barbara Executor, havl^ exhibited its adralnle- Ix>w bank terms. Fitzgerald Edael, ous keyboard Instruments.” *24,900. For further Information traUon account wtUi said esUto to thU Or appointlnent to see call 5U 8-1803. Woods, 5n 9-7702, Robert Mur Court for allowanace. It ia Town purchaoe of the prlvotoly Talcottvilie. Open evenings till 8. dock, 5 0 9-5972. (Coatlnaed from Page One) BABY GRAND piano. Made by FOUR ROOMS, stove $70 month. The R. F. Dimock Co., Real ORDERED: That the 9th day- of De Guest Sptwker owned Monehaoter^ Water Co. wag COPY CLOSING TIME 5 0 9-6229. MANCHESTER cember, 1967. at ten o’olockriorenoon, 19.51 V8 FORD Victoria hardtop Kimball. In like new condition. t y . 50 9-5246, Joeeph Ashford VERNON-^-Custom 6% room ranch, at the Probate Office In the Municipal "This," he added, "is eoclallEed propoaed today by RapubUcoa Di FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Solid biack with all ieathfcr inside Just right for small room or 50 9-6818, Barbara' Woods, 50 gliding In eald - Maacheeter, be and rector Gilbert Barnes. Woodbrldge Street—Seven room mahogany panqllng, ceramic bath, the eame ia aealgned for a hearing on medicine. This is ... national com Just like new, radio, heater, white apartment. Mahogany finish. Only 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, 50 Cape with two baths, ideal setting. aluminum storms, attached plas Barnes said he strould ask the HON. THRU FRI wall tires. Only *195 down, low THREE ROOM fumiahed, heated 9-5972. the allowance of eald adminlatraUon ac pulsory health insurance all over 10:30 A. M. *795. Ward Krause, MI 3-5336. apartment with bath. MI 8-1203. Four bedrooms if wanted. Numer tered garage, 105’ frontage, trees, count wlUi eald eeute and thte Court Board of Directors to anthorls# bank terms, Fitzgerald Edsel, Tal djrecta that noUce ot the Hme and again. A decade later perhaps And General Manager Richard Martin MANCHESTER — New six room ous extras and the price is RIGHT. view, only *18,800. Carlton W. place aaeigned for eald hearing be giv SATURDAY 9 A. M. cottville. FOUR ROOM apartment. Heat and Hutchins, 5(1 9-5132. for a limited number of people but i|S^ to negoUate with the firm. If ho ranch horns to Rockledge .sec Whitney Road— She room Cape en to all perione known to be intereeted 1953 n.YMOUTH four door sedan Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 hot water. Central location. Write Uon. IH baths,, cersunlc Ula therein to apMar and be beard there It is ‘cut from the same cloth’ and, hoe on opportunity to do oo at r - Wiih bis iiitctc, sciffitist John Osborne diKusscd tke r«di- Box B, Herald. with garage. Moke your offer and on by publlahlng a copy of thle order I am sure, emanates from the Board meeting tonight. rOVK CXXrPBBATION WILL with economy overdrive. Radio, kitchen counters. Attached ga move to. Very attractive* home. n lome newepaper having a circulation BE AFPBECIATED heater, very clean. Only *98 down b^ton drifting toword Melbourne '^e'rc going te'bc tbt 'Tbot's not tbe e»d of life ugon eorth. Dogs will outlivt us. CHESTER FURRIERS — Furs re- rage, ameslte drive, fully land Wanted— Real Estatft 77 In eald District, at least five days be- same minds. The Director said ha decided lost mojor city/soid Osborne. "The lest to die will be the Mice wiM lost • lot longer ^ t net so long os robbits. Of modeled, repaired. Capes and scaped lot, 321,000. Call R. F. ™''*,tbe day of said- hearing, and by "It is the beginning of the end upon action after he was Informsd low bank terms. Fitzgerald Edsel. Business Locations Lindman Street— Six room older malting ia a certified letter on or be- Talcottvilie, Indions in Tierrg del Fuego." course* Hiere'll be nothing olive by the end of neit yeor.^ stoles made, $ld.95. Call MI 9*7218 Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5248, SELLING YOUR" property? Have of the private practice of medicine. by William Foulds, president o f the home completely renovated. Ap • “ PJ' o ' “ >II Dial Ml 3-5121 for free estimate, at your home. for Rent 64 Joseph Ashford, 50 9-jU818, Bar proximately two acres of land, ready buyers (or one and two- "It la the death knell for the North End water firm, that no of 1955 NASH RAMBLER station young, and growing voluntary ficial offer to buy the company hoe BOY’S FUR collared jaclfet and ENTIRE BUILDINQ about 6,500 bara Woods, 50 9-7702, or Robert Vacant, let’s hear your offer. Has family houses. Member Multiple wagon with economy o.verdrive. Murdock, 50 9-6972. to be sold. Listing Service. Sherwood A. health Insurance Industry. ever been made to him. ’ Radio and heater, many other overcoat, never Worn. 16. Ladies* square feet Suitable for stores \ S S 0^ ^ !r k t .^ “"&irtf,!i'd* "It is a serious threat to the well Matorcyc^es— Bicycles 11 Heating and Plumbing 17 Help IfVanted— Female 35 Articles for Sale Beechler, Realtor. Phone Wealey ‘T think It's time we mods the extras. Only *H8 down. Low bank 45 Household Goods 51 dresses, l8‘ i-22**. MI 9*3328. office, Insurance company! hall, SPECIAL—*8800. Four room ranch R. Smith. 50 9-8952 or 50 3-6969. JOHN.J. WALLETT, Judge. being and local autonom” of the proposition," Bernes said. Lost and Found 1 etc. Occupancy 8-8 months. In . BOLTON terms. Fitzgerald Edsel, Talcott 1953 HARLEY’ DAVIDSON. Two WORK AT HOME part Ume or full USED LUMBER, assorted sizes, In full basement. Nicely landscaped voluntary hospital at the commu "Eventually. I thlnj*,^ the eom- ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, center of town. One car garage for lot. This home ia in periect condi ARE YOU CONSIDERING nity level. . liOST—PASS BOOK No. 2949, Sav Wile. tone paint, new tires, 74 OHV. MI PLUMBING ANil heating—repairs lime, year irouhd. Light, easy side and outside doors, windows, glass,' china, and used fumiiur; ■ Hebron Road In Bolton Center — .m . l im it a t io n ORDER pany must be port of' the towa’a 9-7216 aftei 4. Wanted— To Buy 58 rent at the Center. Call 50 9-5228, tion inside and out. R. F. Dimock SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? COURT OF PROBATE, held "It is ^socialism under the ings Department of the Manches and contract work. Call Ml 9-8S4I. work. No experience needed. Age kitchen sink, bath room sets, 80 bought and sold. Furniture Repair or 50 8-7444. Oversized aix room colonial with f i ,» " h ln and for the water system," the Dlfeetor eal i ' ■i.'.i W r ) ■? ■ h'j / -t. 1. ^ * % f-riLr I* ‘ % ' J • • ■ ■ ■ , -■?** f -- \ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1967 i PAGE TWENTT Average Dally Net Press Run fKattrltPBtrr lEuptting Heralli For the Week EodH The Weather November 80, 1957 roneost of m S. Wsotkar Baiaae ^ All Girt Scout leader* and in- BUecUon of officers will take tereated adult* In the Northeaat ?lace at the meeting tonight'at Savings Bank Director Trep Town Fair Engaged CAP Celebration Claoring, wludy, e*ld«r toaigM. About Town Neighborhood are Invited to a :SO of Mystic Review. No. 2. 12,682 ■ ■■ Special, Today Low 18-S4. Thuroday MobUy meeting at tha Manchdater Green WBA, in Odd Fellows Hail. A pot- At South Cliurcli Slated Wednesday Member ef the Audit fair, some cloadfuaaa, uot ao ebld. School Wedneaday e.vening at 8 luck at 6:30 will precede the busi Bureau el Circulattoa I, MIm B«rb«ra L. Hewitt, prea- High ia mid to upper SO*. Ident of Phi Mu Stpna »t Hillyer o'clock. A wide game will be ness aeasiop. Mr*. Pauline Berrett Only played. If a troop la working on an and her committee will be in j Tomorrow is the day of Chriat- Manchester Squadron will note Blmtchester— A City of Village Charm Collefc, will welcome perticipants the 16th Anniversary of the Civil In the medical aecretarial aoror- intereating craft or Chriatma* gift, charge. Articlea should also be, mas Tree Town at South Method the leader ia aaked to bring a aam- brought for the gift table. I ist Church. Air Pajrol (CAP) vilh open house Ity’a worJcahop tonight at the col Wednesday. VOL. LXXVII, NO. 55 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER A, 1957 lege. Among the hoateaaea will be ple along ao that troopa may ex The annual WSCS fair will be (Ctaaalfied AdverUOag m Piig* M l PRICE FIVE CENTR change ideas. Mayor Harold . Turkinglon and the following local glrla: Mlaa , St. Christopher's Mothers Circle open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. A ranking officers of CAP will be Cvnthia M. Dunlap. l.H S. Main will meet Friday at the home of cafeteria-style luncheon will be I Delta Chapter. No. 51. Royal Arch ; guests of honor at the Aiiieriran St, Mlaa Hewitt, 198 Cheatnuf Mrs. Eleanor Ptsch. 74 Helaine Rd. served by the members of the Legion Home. The- affair will be Ode to a Sputnik 8t„ Mlaa Conatance E. Lam- ! Masona. will confer the Moat Ex-; Co-hostcBses will be Mrs. Diane Story Circle in. Cooper hail from oureaux, 34 Victoria Rd.. and Miaa ; cellent Master degree at ita regular,' Bcrthlaume and Mra. Margaret 11:30 to .1:30: from 8 to 9:30 p.hi. Ike Plans to Avoid Sandra G. Stevenaon, 29 Oakwood 1 meeting, tomorrow evening at 7:30 | Falco. Christmas party plana will Tea will be aerved by the Will Friends and relatives are Inviled London. Dec. 4 (ff9—Moscow I in the Masonic Temple. Excellent ] by the squadron to attend. OLDS Radio waxed poetic today over Rd. be discussed at this meeting. Mem ing Workers Circle in the Ladiea' 1751 King Nils S. SHehnlng will preside' bers are asked to bring at least Parlor from 2 to 5. President Eisenhower today ex the Soviet Union’* two earth The Senior Citiiena Cl\ib will ! over the degree work. The usual ^ one item for the Chinese auction. Till* year's fair will have fi new tended hi* congratulations to the ■atellite*. hold Ita weekly meeting at 2 social hour and fcfres'hments will I more than 75,000 members of CAP HARDTOP HOLIDAY Over-All Increase The radio's North Ameri featured handwriting anal.vsis. o'clock tomt^Tow afternoon in the ! follow the meeting. | in Uy country. can Service broadcast an "Od# I ------I Zion Lutheran Ladiea Aid So Other booths will feature a wide dining room of the Community Y. ciety will meet tomorrow at 7:30 | selection of handcrafted merchan "The daily missions of the Civil to a Sputnik" it said was sent A light luncheon will be aened by I A meeting of the officers of the J p.m. In the church. On Friday, be- i dise to decorate the home, grace Air Patrbl add strength to the na In by a New Yorker. It did not the women of the North Methodiat Italian American Society will be ginning at 8 p.m.. they will hold j the holiday table, and to he UTa.p- tional community, and the Immedi In 1958 Spending give hia name. Church. jheld tomorrow night at 7:30 (ft the their annual Christmas sale. ped as gifts under the tree. ate availability of it* trained vol A Russian translation ap unteers provide* a vital soii9ce of peared in the government clubhouse. *' ” — - ' Tile committees which have been Member* of the Ladiea of the World War I Veterans Assn, will power in emergencies. paper Izveatia, the broadcast tv’orking for several months on the “It ia good to learn of the con Washington, Dec. 4 (TP)—»aaiton*taii (R-m*»*.) *aid m *ep- added. Aasumptlon will meet tonight at The military whiat scheduled to meet In the American Legion fair are ■ headed by Mra. Louis arate interviews they Jielieve the Launching Hour in Florida 8:30 at the W. P. Quiah Funeral' be held last ‘night by the Ladles Home tomorrow at 8 p.m. for their tinuing progress of this splendid President Eisenhower report These were some of the Home to pay reapert* to Mra. CTiampeaii, general chairman, nie organization in promoting techni administration will be able to avoid verses: Auxiliary to Anderson-Shea Post, monthly b\isineaa session. Att.v, John 6. LaBelle decorationa in the chapel and the Janet E. Garrity FULL PRICE edly indicated to Republican deficit apending. Nor* Keeney, a member.,- No, 2046. VFW. was canceled due Ladies' Parlor are the work of cal and aclentlflc career* for cur congressional leaders today Little Sputnik, flying high young citizens," the presldcfit A reporter aaked Dlrksen ■ how in the. Earth's surrounding .vj..-‘T??TTSS ■ to a faulty heating syatem. It will The Keeney School PTA will AUy. John D. LaBelle has been Mrs. Charlotte Cloutier and Mrs. that the administration hopes much of a spending increase the be held at a later date. meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Mr, and Mrs. Raymond J. Gar- said. sky. can you tell me from up appointed a member of the board Christian Henriksen and their to avoid any over-all increase edministration will aeek. He re there If the Earth still look* the school. committee. Mrs Jc.s.se Dunstan is rit.v. West Hartford, announce the plied 'There wa.sn't any assirr- ! The December meeting of '^he of director* of the Savings Bank FITZGERALD in spending in the next fi.scal as fair? NEW/ general booth chairman, and the engagement of their daughter. anee" that any Increase will be promise me, my little sphere, Blastoff Now Slated I naat matron.s of Temple Chapter. j of Manchester. The annoiuncement The Brilleh-American Club will treasurer will he .Mrs. Tboma.s Janet E , to C. William Lee, 38 year despite plan.s for greater sought. never, never to interfere with No. .53, Order of tha Eastern Star. hold it* monthly husinee.. meeting wa* made today by the batik's di Cordner. defense outlay.s. May Offset Defeuse Boost ' has been postponed to Dec. 18. at Margaret Rd.. aon of Mrs. William ► STATIONERY \ EDSEL old Sant* slid his deer flying tonight at 8 o'clock at the club rectors, Mra. Herbert Robh planned the That word came out of a White Diiksen added the administra- through the atmosphere. j which time It will be held at the house. luncheon details, while Mrs. Carrie Lee and the late William Lee. ^ AIR5IAIL — NOTES \ Home conference at which the tlo)i intend* to.r«commend“ reduc,- home of Mrs. .k Henry Thornton. LaBelle, former Town Demo Say hello to Mother Witch For Around Sunset cratic Committee ehhirman, was Anderson is in charge of the tea Ml** Garrity is employed at ^ LEADING BR.A.NDS \ TALCOTTVIUE leaders were briefed on the domes-1 tions and eliminations of apecifle as she ride* by on her switch, ! 26 Wellington IM- Dr. Samuel E. Pond. }3 Alex born in West -Rutland. Vt. He room preparations. Mrs. William , Traveler* Insurance Co. and her tic legislative program which the | functions." apparently in the non- and to that proverbial cow Moore ia the men’handiae chair fiance la a student at Hill>"er Col- $ 6 5 - 0 0 ander St., rhsirmait. DiVisipn of graduated Colgate University, and 1 ^Arthur Drug Stores j Open Evenings Till 8 Preaident will submit to Congress, defense held, to offset greater de- jumping o'er the moon some Missile Test Center, Cape Canaveral, Fla^Dec. 4 (A*)— 1 Members of Mary Bushnell Che Natural Sciences and Mathematic* received his law degree from man. and Mrs Philip'Lees handled I loge. next month. j fense spending. j how. ney Auxiliary, UStW . will hold St Hillyer College, will be the the publicity for the fair. i A Rpring wedding is planned. There were eariy Afternoon indications today (he Navy’a Alllhcpoweraifd pcrlormancaol wrm George Washington University. iSlsenhqwer. still reported get-' I" hi* speech at Oklahoma City 1 test launching of a tiny satellite might come lafer than licartnf aidi rwtce itf site, of rriany sell their Christmas part.v* Monday at giieet speaker on Dec. 19 and 26 A former deputy Judge in Man- ting along fine in recuperation i N"''. 13, Biaenhower himself said ' iiig for 4 ttntff its price! f/irr super 6:15 p.m. in Miller's Restaurant. and Jan. .30 on a television pro- cheater. LaBelle ia a member of from a mild atroke, met yester-' j* he ncesssry to defer or ellm- planned, perhaps even after sundown. stmitivc Perrmphontt. smooth-no« Reservations will close Friday grsm at 2 p.m. over WTIC-TV. da V with the congreasionai le a d - i" ’hat he called certain; With a 5 a.m. countdown start, that would have plac^ tha Volume Control. noise*limiiin| ano the Kiwanis Club and the Knighta Council Rights They may be made by calling Mr*. Channel 3. The program ia called of Columbus, and a trustee of the era of both partiea to outline the noneasentlal civilian programs. He dized Case. ZeeirV t //weir quaHt} Gladys Rldolfi or Mra. Gertnide ''Insights." snd will run for 13 launching at 4 p.m. It appeared later, however, that the 4 thronthout! See tt today! I Manchester Memorial Hospital. adminiatration's national defense l^iugrea* will have a . deadline would not be met. Seifced fcy KMSey *Neer4Ne* Oi wwiMt. Buchanan, president. One dollar week*, under the sponsorship of ! He Is also a member of the com- and foreign policy programs. He "R those deferral* Issue Raised Oa»>T 1,ee A. .... Volunteers Xeederl Hospital for Crippled Children, and Cedarcrest Sanatorium. (Herald Photo by Ofiara), flig h t around the world in 1947. An recht. contralto Mrs Nadina Brownlow, metal trades depart 6 a.m. - 8 a.m ...... W. Jo.seph Lemire. Butch McQiiade m . Ml 3-5191 r , of the Grange last Also. Defense Stamps, 8:30 s.m., Courtney, property at 23-25 Seaman Advertise in The HeniM-—It Payi inveterate traveler, he visited many I Bryan, and tenor Allen Keller m ent. 8 s.m . - 10 a.m ...... wee.. 'd Mr. and Mrs. Kitchlng Rnhertson School; Rotary Club, lands and Interviewed chiefs of The Manchester Messiah Chorus The AFL-CIO convention, open to s.m . - N o o n ...... Tokettvllle. Open Evet. in obs .ane# of their 20th wed-; P ■ ’’’'■stry First Congrega- many nations, u.sually on a subject now numbers about 200 members ing a 10-day session here Thursday, Nooir - 2 p m ...... Robert Genove.si Advertise in The Herald— It Pava ding anniversary. ' PTfreh: Second Congrega- close to hjs heart—world peace. under the direction of G. Albert will be occupied primarily with 2 p.m. - 4 p.m ...... Roger Winter, Buti h Mi Quarle Ths Fourth Diatrtct American i flottal Church CJiblr. 7:30 p.m.. Gannett was a friend of the Pearson, head of the music depart proposals to vot* expulsion of the 4 p.m. - 6 p.m...... Roger Winter. Butch .Mccjuade Legion and Auxiliary will meet **nctuary: work night. American farmer. He wa* part opmer of the ment for the Manchester public 6 p.m. - 8 p.m ...... Barbara MacGregor Sunday afternoon at th* James J Legion home: Teenage Sewers 4-H, 7:30 p.m , home Mrs. Ethel magazine, the American . Agricul school system. K William Knight Laundry Worker* Unions on cor- 8 p .f’- - 10 p.m ...... Betty Fivozln.sky. Helen Shepard Shea Poat in Wlllimantic. Presid frea.surer of the chorus, Ls in ruptioo charges. Leaders of all four 10 p.m - Midnight . . . ing will be District Commander CarKo^ CTlmax Chapter, OES, 7:45 turist: he retained close contact — - ...... R. H. Thom as Th* sew N em ed-Sm last word h stotie* tsegee stflo otU with the State Agricultural Col charge of ticket sales. Tickets mav unions have been under congres Skywatch post located on top of Police Station Volunteers Edward S. Franz and Auxiliary : P Hall. Merrow. ditUnctieo , , , Sdoor Afwseeger. lege at Cornell, and he encouraged be purchased from him or any sional investigation. ma.\ register at Civil Defense Headquarters, .Municipal Building, President Elizabeth Rychllng. both member of the chorus. They are Gray caused another stir in the on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from 1 to 5 p m. membera of the local Green-Chobot .Maneheater Evening Herald Cov farm news in hi*' papers. He slso entry rnrreapnndent. Mra. F. P au had a desfx Inter^ in aclentiflc also being sold at the Manchester preconvention speechmaking by Po.st No. 52 and Auxiliary. Trust Co arid the Mt'isic Shop saying that expulsion of the Team -A The North Coventry Fire De line IJttle, telephone Pilgrim human diet. J-6J81. The publisher paid close atten- sters would be. "un-American" and ■ ■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■■■■■■■ partment Women’s Auxiliary will ■ tlen to hii health. In hia earlier calling on building trades conven-1 have Ita Christmas Party at 8 p.m. yeara he wa* devoted to tennis. Bolton tlon delegates to help beat any ex-1 Dec. 13 at the home of Mrs. Rich lAter he turned to golf and yacht pulsion vote against the g ian t! THE BtC 2 ro ard M. G ahnat. Mra. A H arry \V. MAHRC Drive ing. teamsters organization. Olsen will he eo-hostess. .Memh.-rs He suffered a stroke st his desk M ea^ answered that one right 1 Wide setecftionc have been asked to bring a gift , At Halfway Mark here in 1948. He attributed his re Sites Group away, by saying it was "absolutely | for exchange — ' i covery to hi* lifetime of moderate bunk" to think of "compromising , Ladlea MF«et Tomorrow ’" | exercise. with corrupt leaders" of sny union. ft Good QuolHy The Ladiea’ Asan of the Firat | John A. Craig, fund-raising Studies Offer "This idea that .vou in some way ...... _ ___ rhairman of the Manchester Assn. He was a trust** (later trustee ^ floowoi/erin^ Congregational Church will have •meritus) of Oomell and of Keuka punish the members of the union 2 R U r P r i c e s an all-dav meeting tomorrow start- | Help of Retarded Children, College. He received many honor Bolton. Der. 3 i.Special) — The by punishing their leaders is also , ing at 10:30 a m. In the church • ’'nnunced today that the hglfway ary degrees. He was a director of bunk. ” he said. "There is no other , vestry. Plans will be completed ! P*-'s»d In the cur- School Sites Committee conferred w ay out." YOUR HEATING SYSTEM the Asiwciated Press from 1935 with the Board of Education last for the group’s doughnut sale Sat-Idrive for funds. To date, a to 1940. He advocated more re-i The December issue of "The In- | urdav, starting at II a m. Those total of 82.602 05 haa been reached search in the newspaper tteld and : P^MiblHty of' ternationsi Teamster." Teamsters . deairing to place orders have been TP' arhool children contributed he backed experiments, 5 32 a< re site for future ! union magazine, said that in event ^ : CONVERT TO OIL HEAT NOW! I PHONE requested to have them in by noon 8487.85 end the balanc.e waa real- Mr. and Mrs. Gannett in 1951 i . of AFL-CIO expulsion the union ■ ■ Call Csl We’ll Be Pleased To Submit An Estlmat*. ^ by calling the church IP' lettera of appeal were awarded the Wilson Fair-I chamman of will continue to cooperate with j Women in the comnumity wish- ond special gifts. Although Thanks- banks citation for "their outstand- i w "our alaler unions pa we have in !* ROTARY or PRESSURE lURNERS • C U N T t W Irtg to asslat the group at any lime .Riving Day marked the official ing service to higher education’’i Board with de- the past" rather than fight them. ' Ml 9-4343 are invited to the aesalons held each closing of Retarded Children’s and "their unwavTring friendship . * COMPLETE HEATING ■ Wednesday st the church Week, persons may sflll contribute Alcorn Has Mu 4-H Plana Supper .by sending donations to Roland A r!^eh«f.r .nH ! investigated is made up of several !* 8TEA.M—HOTW ATER— W AR.'W AIR—AIR CONOm ONINO * Ail 4-H Club leaders, junior Miller at the First National Bank, P-ochester Musei^ of Arts and pj piopcrtv. Its location wa* FOR ALL YOUR Sciences 14th civic medal for their revealed Hartford. Dec. 3 i>Pi GOP Na leaders and committee memhera ate . Checks may be made payable to tional Chairman Meade Alcorn la Invited to a aiipper and leader \ MAHRC. efforts to enrich the community I The committee reported it had CARPET NEEDS training meeting Monday in the . There is a continuing need for and make tt "a bettei; place in held a meeting Sunday with some 1 confined to hia home with the flu. NEW! NEW! NEW! AtJPDLi W£Sr which to live and bring up chil It waa reported today that he is Tolland Federated Church. Supper funds to carry on a complete pro of the property owners to discuss reservations should be made by | gram for the retarded in this rom- dren." Gannett several yearn ago price , and options. It expects to running a "fairly high tempera HOT WATER HEATER • established a large entertainment ture" and haa been ordered to re Thiirsday with Albert B. Gray, munity In addition to fostering conclude meetings with owners thi* county club agent. The aupper will better education and legislaflon for center for teensgers, week. main in bed by bin doctor. OPERATING ON NO. 2 FUEL OIL 306 Gannett was a member of the His illness, which started Sun OPEN 9 A.M. to 5:30 DAILY be at 6:45 p m. and the meeting a t. the.se youngsters in the community. Committee members are also In Hntwatrr as you Hke It! Guaranteed and at MAIN SIR 8 p.m. i the as.soclation conducts a Day \ Unitarian church. vestigating other locations for pres day night, hnn resulted In the can Mrs. Gannett expressed the wish entation to a town meeting In the cellation of a scheduled trip to the moqt econoDilc:al cost to you. THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. There will be an explanation of Care Center for retarded children that no flowers be sent. near future. Washington tomorrow. 4PM0/IY sr the county extension rouncll and j at the Biinre Center from 9 a m. LiONAKPSr ^ the National 4-H Awards program. i to noon Monday through Friday. 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