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Pupils at Lincoln ‘‘Are we really grateful for the Parade Opens Christmas Season at 6:30 Tonight: Stores Open to 9 About Town | JVo Herald Scientists Slate |good already received ? Then we | Observe Holiday shall avail ourselves of the bless-1 Average Daily Net Pi-ess Run Manchester Auxiliary Police Tomorrow Holiday Service ings we have, and thus be fitted to ! will meet tomorrow, morning at receive more. Gratitude “is much I F or the W eek F.ndert TV'o special T hanksgiving ss- more than a verbal expression of ' Atlantic Service Station November 23, 19,57 The Weather 9:30 at Police Headquarters for The .Maiiche.ster Evening "Thank.sgiving' will he the siib- Foreeait of D. 8. WMther BnrMm semblic.s were held yesterday at J,ect qf the Lesson Sermon for thank.*. Action e.xpre.*ses m ore i assignment at the Thanksgiving the Lincoln School, one in the Day road race. They will also meet Herald will not publish to­ Thanksgiving Day at 11 a m, at gratitude than speech." Friday night at 6 o'clock at head­ morrow. Thank.sgiving Day. morning for primary grades and the First Church of Christ, Scien­ 12,692 Partly rioudy, cooler tonight and one in the afternoon for intermedi­ tist, in the Masonic Temple. For Lease Member of the Audit Saturday, Increasing elondineas quarters prior to taking part in the ate grades. Christmas parade on Main St. Biireati of Circulation A panel disi iisslon on a "A Ahbiit 200 parents and friends Tht Golden Text is from Psalms RANGE Sattirday arternonn. I.a*w tonight Satisfying Ijitcr I.ife. ' the final enjoyed the afternoon program. 150:141; "Offer unto God thanks­ IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF Manchester— A City of Village Charm 40. High Saturday about #0. A Joint meeting of s f Bridget's. meeting in the .series "Making the Mrs Helen Hardaere coordinated giving; and pay thy vows unto the St. James, and Church of the As­ Most of Your life. " will be held on the program for all grades. Open­ most High." FUEL OIL MANCHESTER PARKADE sumption CYO's was held last Dec 6 from 10:30 a m to 2:30 p.m. ing remarks were made by Diane Selections from the Bible include VOL. LXXVII. NO. 51 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) night in St. James School, at MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1957 at the Hartford YWCA on Ann Zilltovitch for primarv grades the following: ".Make a joyful g a s o l i n e (Classified Advcrtliing on Pag* 2S) PRICE FIVE CENTa which final organisAtlonal plans St. The series has been presented and by Donald Hartzog for Inter­ noise unto the Lorfl. all ye lands. for the CYO's Annual Snowball by the Sendee Bureau for, Wo­ mediate grades. Sharon Goortstine Enter into his gates with Tlianks- AVAILABLE NOW were completed, with the patrons men's Organization,* 0,16 Main .St.. led the pledge of allegiance to the glvlng. and into his courts with committee receiving its assign­ Hartford, and reservation.* for this j flag in the morning and Doreen praise: be tHankful unto him, and BANTLY OIL FOR INFORMATION CALL ments. Dancing to recorded music meeting insv be made with tlie President Rebounds ^ and it Lauds Golas in the afternoon. (Jlosing re­ bless His name" (Psalms 100:1.41. I GMP \A V , IV, followed the meeting, bureau. marks for the intermediate g'roup Correlative passages from the Mitchell 9-8225 DAYS I were made by Maiiri.-e Adam and Christian Science textbook. "Sci­ i 'l '1 \!N '-11(1:1.1 P ol icem an as Oorpa Cadets will meet at the I.orrslne Cormier. Jeanne by Isis Purvis for the primarv- ence and Health with Kev to the TEL, Mitchell 9-4595 or Mitchell 9-6826 EVENINGS Salvation Army Citadel this eve­ Jaeobs. Ann Harrington and group. ! I Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, From Stroke, Heads ning at 6:30 with Mrs. Peter .Ste­ Jeanne Kerrigan. Manchester CYO The program (on.sisted of songs include the following (p.3:22-26l: ‘Bravest Man’i Force Shifts Missiles KOCKVILLE TR 5-3271 venson. members will appear aa guests of rendered {ly each grade The kin­ Ralph Kanns on Digest TV pro­ dergarten rhildren partieipated in Hartford, Nov, 29 (-75- Policeman j gram Channel .30. Friday, at 9 "I.^t's Play We're Indian.* " and Major John Pickup of the Butterworth Photo! T o Gettysburg F arm Nichola* P. Skripol can look ahead Salvation Army announces a a m in eonneetlon with the CTO "Prayer to the Rain Gods ' Indi­ C«aI1 Marie Liiltev Thanksgiving service at the annual Snowball. viduals who had parts In the pro­ to an official convnendatinn for hi* I Citadel tomorrow morning at 9:.m gram ineliided David Forbes, who .Mr and .Mrs. W alter F. I-ailey. bare-handed capture of an armed Sr. Captain Eric Jackson of the Manchester Grange will seal Us recited "The First Thanksgiving" ’ 24 Harvard Rd . announce the en- Gettysburg, Pa„ Nov. 2 9 ‘ Perfectly nil right for him to make ex-convict last nightr ! and Carol Smith, who read "Psalm I gagement of their daughter. Gall Hartford headquarters will he the new officers Wednesday, Dee. i. in (/P) — President Ei.senhower 'fc-eihry J*mes He came within inches of death special speaker. The Band and JOO ' ! .Marie, to R ichard S. Zavarella. son I Programs to SAC Control Orange Hall. The Installation will came to his farm home hcre^ Hagciiy ,*aid. of Mr and Mrs. Savin Zavarella. Only D O W N when How ard T. M aUhcaon, 30, ' Songsters will provide music. take place at 8:30 p m. \ I 12G N. Lakewood Circle. 1 shouting 'No cop 1* going to take May f,r l„sl » wy.ko.d; ...X tjr r ir i.r S'ivhJ: me" fired a shot from a revolver S i . .lam ps I,ar new demonstration and some staff members. over the policeman’* face. I l u l be used for the berefit of the St : today by the Connecticut Labor De- It came to an abrupt halt when ! A headquarters spoke.sman at SAC pointed out that more |pnrlment. , speedy recovery from his mild Eight or nine other cais swung James School Building, Fund stroke. in behind tho three as the caval­ a bystander,'Walter Starkowski. ' than a year ago SAC organized missiles divisions in all its Tm Smr I The total of unemployed for the 32. stepped in with a rolled um­ I area ro.se 4 2 per cent during the The Chief Executive, piling the cade left the White House gale. directorates and has been steadily making plans for this I week ending Nov. 23. move on lop of yesterday’s burst Kisenhower wore a lUSt colored brella and knocked the gun out of development. of arti\ity which included surprise Jacket and tan .slack.s. He removed Mattheson's hand. Initial claims for Mancheatqr Det. Capt. William F. McCiie , ro.se slightly from 112 to 119, while attendance at a Thank^iving; his h -l Just before the cai- reached church service, went with full ap­ the gate, having .spotted the crowd gave the following account of the Wasliington, Nov. 29 {JP)—The Air Force announced today continued i laims stayed at 401. the new tractionized 3-T Custom sequences tjf events: proval from his doctors, the White waitinp outside. that its ballistic missile programs have been transferred to same a.* last week Total claims ' .Mattheson who waa planning to ■ w ere up from 513 to 520 House said. the Strategic Air Command (SAC). WATKINS- The plan for the trip lo GeUys- Kisen^iowcr, who suffered a mild j use the gun in a hold-up walked The number of women unem­ , into the men's room of a down­ Geh. Tliomas I). White, Air Force chief of staff, said re­ ployed rose from .355 to 37.5 in the hurg, announced yesterday on a : stroke the first of the week, had "hope” basis, was marie firm Aarll- , an exceptionally long nlphl's sleep, town theater. sponsibility for both the . intercontinental’ and intermediate area, but only a small change in John D, .Shannon, 57. of 254 WEST percentage of the total iinem- er tfKlay on ,lhc ba.sis nf a n e w from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. this morn- range ballistic missile programs had beqn transferred this ployed, ,50.8 as compared with la.st SUBURBANITE. medical report of continued "e\- inp. the White House said. Putnant^Sl., entered the room be- I week from tlie Air Research and Development Command, hind him 'and aaw the gun. ' Funeral Service week's 50.1 per cent, was reported. cellent” recovery progre.ss where it formerly rested. '*■------Interstate claims rose from 30 "The doctors have apreed it is (Continued on Pnge Twenty) Mattheaon decided to go through i White said thia and other actions OrtnoDd J. West, Director to 37. while Korean veterans rUims , with a holdup on the spot and taken this week "will serve to give M: Eaat i>nter St. dropped from 10 to seven Partial when Shannon resisted began to us an earlier operational capability France Rejects NlteheU 9-7196 payments rose from 19 to 25. , pistol whip him about the head ' in the miaailes field. I causing the weapon to discharge : one bullet. ' W hite al.so announced, in a talk prepared for the National Press Bid to Mediate Britons Rap, Defend Taking Sliannon's wallet con- ' j Club, that; g o o d e a r j taining 5272 and hia wrist watch, ; Manchester's Oldest VISIT OL’R COMPLETE ^ /V I 1. Tho First Missile Division ha* wlth'Flnest Facilities Mattheson turned around and coit^ ' been tran.sferred to the Strategid Algerian Issue Off-Street Parking COSMETIC DEPT, fronted Henry Hannifin, 39, Wtl- ; i Greatest grip and go on ice, in mud lingford. I Air Command. E stablished 1874 ^ ALL LEADING LINES ^ I 2. The entire resources of the U.S. H-Bomb Planes I -Matthewson warned Hannifin Tonli, Tualala, Nor. S9 f;p>— giant Air Force depot at San I "You heard that shot, now rive me ‘ PrwWeiit Habld Bodrgulba ; Bernardino, Calif., have been made AOJUSTAIll *04 ^Arthur Drug Stores | and snow! your w allet.’’ claims tlie Algerlaa National Lnndon, Nov. 29 (fi ■ W'hih'-wHy* icarty, when one of the.ie pa- ! available to support the balliatic UberattoB Front (FLN) haa tfMOVAtll ftASf Hannifin turned to flee and. Mat­ ! missile programs. Lubnntes contlniiert to expre*.* l"’l* irs in the air from onr ba.*e*. theaon atriiek him twice on the mado » major revlaiaa In polir.r _ ,__ iTc K ■'< "l>r< iRl tanker machine which can head with the gun. I The First Missile Division waa| in the Algerian rehelllon and no Yooll find dozens of uses for this lightweight green • New tractionized tread addi thoii- mi.*eivinE.* about u.h. honih- . , organized several months ago at c "P refuel an aircraft •Mattheson ran past Hannifin in longer U Inalattng upon .indedend- enamel Hair Dryer— including drying lingerie, stock­ •andi and thniiiandi of tiny traction er* making training fligliU from that. If there'-wa.* a queatlon the theater lobby'jual aa Skripol j Cooke Air Force Base, Lompoc enee before negotiating with I Calif., to train officers snd airmen ings, noil polish, gloves, pets, etc.— defrosting refrig­ teeth to more rhan .iitXl biting edgei Britain with H-bomb.* ahoanf the It not being able to land In thl» entered. ' * Franee. Briti,*h pre.sa rallied lo the Con-j country, it could fly back lo it*. Skripol . tunied . and"* followed 1 in the use and maintenance of new, The etatement. threw FI*N erators and frozen foods. for a firm, claw-like grip on all -road^. servativc government’s .*iand to­ own ha.se in A m erica” I ‘unmanned weapons, l>«adqaarteM here tnto eeafinlon. That’i why we can lay, "u p to day. Sonic Labor ‘groups reacted to ! (('ontlniied on Page Slxl«en) j White signaled another shorten^ Two switches moke it easy to turn on and off, and The. mo,*t widely iciirt p ap ir in the news witli resolutions opposing I I ing of thp normal Air ForCe cycle bfUtr tracuon" and mean it! Paris, Nov. 29 France today regulate a blast of hot or cold oir. No oiling ever the ( ountry. the Daily .Miiroi, .>lorado Spring.*. Colo,. Nov. 29 , out under SAC instead of under to give Algeria at least partial TkJWIUL-Ccow home rule once peace hgs been re­ out 3-T Custom Suburbanites!" allay sonte of the appieherusion between Riis.sia .and tlie West, it! uBlion's college fra-i the Air Research and Development FREE DELIVERY rai.sed, would be wrong, perhaps fatal, *o . ^^''I'lics .set out today on w hat j Command, as Was announced last stored there. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS • Remember the road-rumble so com­ Macmillan said TT.S. avitlioritics let sontimcnl and simple emotion I *" organized fight to pre ' week. The bills—one setting up a fed­ ■ NO TE: -NEW HOI K.S BY ST .\T E L.\W mon in ordinary snow tires? 3-T have taken elaborate precautions weaken our defenses." the editor- racial and religious discrimi- .Normal Air Force policj^TJtia eral form of government for tbe FREE PARKING AT REAR OF OUR STORE to prevent a nuclear blast should lal said. nation clause.: in their conatltu- I been to place responsibility and teiTiror>’'s home affairs and the CLOSED CLOSED Ciistom-Siihiirbanites correct that— a bomb-carrying plane crash He Rut the Mirror criticized the tions. control over new weapons and air­ other ruling on how elections their unique staggered tread design explained that the planes carry failiii-e to disclose the news when A committee of the .National In­ craft with the Atr Research and should be organized to give fair WEDNESDAY NIGHT ALL DAY bomb* In separate p arts Unit liave the decision was first made. ! To the Victor the Spoils. . . and a Kiss Development Command until they representation for both Moslems gives a smoother, qoieter ridel terfraternity Conference in prog- AT 9 O'CLOCK THANKSGIVING DAY to be expertly' as,sembled before a I-lovd'a statement was made in re*s_ here is.sued a report nam ing Planting a kias on the cheek of her famous husband is Mrs. John Keliev of New London follow­ are thoroughly tested, evaluated, and Europeans—were both made nuclear explosion is possible. answer to a parliamentary ques­ 63 U..S, college campuses on which ing yesterdays presentation of prizes for the annual Five Mile Road Race. Keliev holder of and pronounced reliable enough for "Can you give an a.s.*urance," he tion. it said anti-discrimination "agita­ numerous national championships and a member of the 1956 United States Olympic team, set a new transfer lo the combat commands. (Coatlnned on Page Ten) waa a.sked by I*abor leader Hugh Tile Conservative Daily Tele­ tion" la practiced: coiirM record of 23:59.3 In winning the 21st renevval of the Turkey Day trot. Kelley la holding “We know where we are head­ You con frode Slip Gaitskell, "that there is no^danger. graph .said Laborite concern ''is not The report criticized what It tlie ^rguaon M^emorial Trophy, donated in mepiory of the late Thomas' and Ronald Ferguson of ed." White said. FREDAS Package Store If on* of these aircraft were to only ml.splaced. it alao show* ignor- ! called “planned attempts to reduce __‘9* Hersld. Complete race details on sports pages. (Herald Photo by Fhnto.) “We are going to solve our prob­ CORNER S P R l'C E and BISSEI.L STS.—Ml .3-7723 for Grip for as low critsh. of a nuclear fxplnalon re ame of the basic fact of contem- : Greek-Ietler societies to a position lems and hasten our progress *"!• ' '.i, •• T,., : pot ary deterrence." It aaid the of impotence, if not to eliminate through a mature approach, pre­ Bulletins os weekly! ■* ! Mini.*tcr I threat of .Soviet miasiles made it ; them entirely." Couple Says Ghost cise planning, and additional effort. told there 1s no ne< e.*aary to keep armed planes "We in the Air Force feel very It was to be aiihmitted for ap­ ffom the AP Wires ^ ‘ "loft that could rrlallate even If Japanese Considered strongly'about the miasions which proval or disapproval today to the Broke Up Familyj The American g o v e r n m e n 11 airfields were knocked out by a have been assigned to us. forces make it a practice to keep al- surprise attack. general asaemblv comprising more j "We recognize that our respon- ADENAUER OX. than 700 college students and , Sunderland, ICngland. Nov. 29 I sibilily is great, but we want the alumni who represent 61' national I (AP) — Mr. and Mrs. Norman | As Talcottville Pastor Bonn, Germany, Nov; 29 (A9— 1 public to know that with us the Chanrellor KonradT Adenauer, fraternities. The 3*dav conference I Dixon say their happy family was I * * I capability to preform these mis- FLOWERS opened yesterda.v. ! Vernon, .Nov. 29 (Special)—A^the history of religions at Harvard was In bed today with what his . Francis S. Van Derbur of Den- , broken up by a ghost. press chief .Felix Von Eckardt GIANT The Dixons, arrested on a charge Japanese minister, the Rev Robert University. (Oontlnncd on P n^ Ten) described aa “a very heavy head FREE! ver, conference chairman, said the i His first pastorate was the U.S. Missile Status of neglecting their three small K. 'Shimoda, Is being considered for I report prepared by a committee cold.” Eckardt told a news con­ For Thanksgiving children, told a court yesterday Olas CTiristlan Church in Olaa, ( WINDSHIELD on fraternity autonomy was "a ! the pastorate ,of Talcottville Con­ ference the 81-year-old t’tiaacel- the ghost invaded their home in a Hawaii, where he was ordained in j well-considered document by some I gregational Church. lor decided to lake It easy over city housing development last 1947. He also served the' Pilgrim ' Morocco Paper the weekend In order to rest for of the ne.* minds in the frater- ' The 4-4-year-old minister, a na­ Church m Waialua. Hawaii, be-j Poor-Not Hopeless nily system.'' March. his visit to Inndon next «*eck.' fore returning to this country. j Van Derbur 1* the father of "W e saw a shimmering coll on tive of Kumamoto, Japan, will con­ the wall," N orm an, 27, said. "We duct the 11 a.m. Sunday service. .\ctlve in 5'niith Work- I Says 180 KUled ROCKET ENDING FTJGHT Nothing to buy! Yours M arilyn Van Derbur, .1958 ".Vliss In addition to serving his paator Washington. Nov. 29 -Sen.' and of SACg retaliatory power He Amei-ica." heard footsteps on the atairs when for tho asking! Fits The Rev. Mr. Shimoda has been Kefauver (D-TennI said today. said ho wlH fly in an Aii Korce The committee chairman is Her­ recommended as the church's new Bdid oil TCtll i —HNT.rrI"s‘'nrst'rec^^^ three day* of leatimony on the I plane Monday to SAC headquarters (Continued on Page Three) Comparative Religion at the Uni­ ^ nifmay tumble tfi it* doom Sunday glevo cempartmont. bert L Brown of Philadelphia, an minister by the pastoral committee versity of Hawaii and supervised a ■Vatlue <*f the U.S. missiles program at Omaha, Neb. alumni member of Phi Sigma Kap­ In a letter to church members. morning. The final stage rocket Choose 3-T Nylon or 3-T Rayon, the situation 'is worse than summer vacation school at the thaw , He also will visit the western de­ pa. Honolulu Y.MCA. By TRE ASSOCIATED PRESS that thrust Sputnik I into an or-- ' G£J ^ET F^R I thought it was." velopment division of the Air Now af Northbrldgr, 3Ias*. bit last Oct. 4 ever Russia Is The report rapped the Univei- The candidate 1s presently pastor He also supervised a boys' camp Spanish bombers have killed at Tubelipss or Tube-Type, Black or Kefauver. a member of the Sen- Force a Repeaich and Development sltles of Massachu.sctts New Max I In its last hours, the Smithsonian WINTER DRIVIND Rockdale Congregational! five year* and- worked with least 180 persons ’ i the. rebellious ate preparednes.* subcommittee, Command and the Douglas and ico, Oregon and Wa.shinstoh* and of the colony of Ifni, the newspayrer Al AstropliTsIcal Obscr\atory re­ White Sidewalls. Sizes for all cars JNews Tidbits Church Northbiidge. Mass,, where 9oya at the New Haven YMCA for WE’RE ALWAYS HERE TO SERVE YOU — conducting the mlsalles-satellite; N»'lh American production plant* Kah.sas Citv and Lewis and ('lark ' three years. Alam said today in Rabat, Moroc­ ported today. probe, said In an interview the ^ «nd testing facilities In the I-oa An- Colleges as'.schools which have an- I Culled from AP Wire* he has been since 1952. co. Spanish forces launched attacks DAY AND NIGHT — AND HOLIDAYS including imported models. The Kev. Mr. Shimoda Was edu­ During his pastorate at- North- \ testimony by,Defense official.*, in- Bcles area. noimceH thev will not permit fra-' bv land and sea yesterday in their UNDER EXA.MI.NAnON telligence specialists and scientist.*! testimony showed the ■ teinitles which prohibit member- cated at the University of Hawaii effort, to crush the uprising, it Yokohama, Japan, N'ov. 29 OP and Yale Univeraily where he ;re- (Continue^ on Page Ten) added up to “shocking evidence of F.b. miaaile position in relation to (ship on the basis of race .coloTsnd Pope Pius to attend spiritual ex­ added. —S|ierialist Gregory ,1. Kupski TURKEYS - CAPONS MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI how the coimtry has gotten be- Russia is worse than he thought creed re., • ,*>* race, loior ana celved a BA 'degree. He received an The paper, orga, of the Moroc­ of Detroit, charged by the U.li. It wa,*. Kefauver refused to go into ercise* for Christmas at Vatican MUMS hb’.a" j^stla in certain aclentific- Amherst and the State Univer­ City )>eginning next week. . . .U.S. : MA degree in Sociology from Col- n n - can latiqial (Independence) part}', .\rm.v with the strangulation detail. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE rpmtary fields.. ' . sity of New York were sharply «5/nbas.*ador John Hay Whitney i umbia University and an AB de- o i ivorcan f T rpnans said 50 persons were killed by murder of a Japanese girl,’‘is un­ HAMS - ROASTING CHICKENS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE £3uf"tAe Tennessean sajd "the Other subcommittee members criticized for ordering social fra- gree (rom William Jewell.Taufdbit College. ___ _ ■ 1 jmbs in the village of Foimr and der military psychiatritc exaini- who sat in on a closed-door intelli­ confers with .Selwyn Uoyd in Lon­ . INCORPURATLD picture is not hopeless," addtpgc don Indiiy on next month's N.\TO He did graduate work In Social 1.30 in SIdi Ham ed Laron.*.*. nntlon, his defense counsel said gence briefing Wiednesday said af- Meet rSew Pareiil.s 295 BROAD ST.— Ml 3-5179 713 MAIN ST.-.TEL MI 9-5390 "We've got to give more mogey I (rontlniliiO on Page Sixteen) .summit conference. Ethics at Boston University and in Planes and ships bombarded the toda}. Tile counsel. Capt. James BEEF RIB ROASTS g . ■* and attention to missiles, satellites terward rtliey hparef a "sad and' R. Robinson, 34, F o rt Collins, ahockipg" story on Rii.*sian m l- Rep. Celler ID-N'Y) blames I'.S. ' P ortland. Ore.. .Nov. 29 (A P i .Moroccan village, of (Tina, north and scientific development and edu­ lack of trained scientists on strict ot the Ifni enclave ye-'-lerdav aiifl 4'nlo., noiild not elaborate on the cation. W'e can catch up, and 'get tar>--aclcnlific progress- The brief­ immigiatlon laws in Rome speech. Eighty-seven little Koi •onn, or- (lisclosurr, Romambtr! VVhen company drops in uiiaxpecttdiy, HOLLYWOOD SERVCE CENTER ing waa given bv Allen Dulles, chief Football Fans Riot the villages of Oum lffi.**in and i POMPONS JACK’S ATUNTIC STATION ahead if we only put,our 'ivill to It." b^atlis al 8 . . . Bodv of Prince George of »»• • phans, four of them ill with t.ubcr- Shoiilkhat. in the .sonthea.st corner , you H find Turnpike Ma^et opdn and ready to serve Sen. Bush (ft-Coirhi said today of the Central Intelllgehce Agency : rgn • 706 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER— TEL. Ml 9-8232 342 EAST CENTER ST.— PHONE Ml 9-S187 Gieec'e leaves Toulon; France, for A fte r M ia illl G a illf culoais. were g Ring acquainted of the enclave, were bom'bed and ‘ TRUCTt KIIX.S WORKER y^ . Candy, Nuts. Ice Cream, Cold Cuts, oinqer* V • • a the hearings demonstrate a need ct'iAi. : LHer Ihaiiksseivin tr burial In royal Kepiilrher noar, with their new parents today, niachinegunned. caii.slng "many Bridge|>ort, .N'ov. 29 liPI—John You are inv^ited to view the large tor "the liigheat priority" for ex-; These Senators, too. decline to 1 ale, soda, sweet cider. MarathoftcGrcece. i ------i The children, infanta to 6-vear- , casiialtics," bv Al Alam's account (|uliin, .31. of Stratfurd, an em­ array of flower.s grown in our pandlng miskile production and what they learned from [ . L»ai:s-Schlnidt. Swedish bii.-^iness- ! Miami. Fla., Nov. 29 Riot-j olds, arrived in the I.'nited .State* ploye of Leverty and Hurley Co., strengthening the Strategic Air , f*'e CIA chief. Biit*it was reported By THE ASS(KT.\TED I'RE.SS The paper carriei! a map ofTTie greenhouses. WYMAN’S GULF STATION DON WIUIS >GARAQE Accidents took eight lives •during man friend of Ingrid B^^rgman. ing students. Joined-later by older yesterdav from the Harrv Hoit Or was killed instantly at 12:‘20 Command (SACi. ( night that the subcommittee 1 Ifni enclave showing the rebel.* in a.m. today when he was struck the Thanksgiving holiday that be­ llleK from New York to spend i ter"' dashed wjth squads of police phanage in Korea. Molt, a wealthy, I control of three-quarter.* of tlie Manche.ster’.s only flori.st grow- 24 MAIN ST___ Ml 9-6610 18 MAIN ST— TEL. Ml 9-4531 Bush, a member of the Senate l Inld Russia now haa a few sub- weekend in Londonin wheie Ingrid f«i'y today in the aftermath of by a truck in the yard of the A rm ed Serv’lres Com m ittee w ho-f'narines, |K>asibly foui*. capable of gan at- 6 p.m. Wednesday, Seven of Cre^well. Ore . fa r.ier. ha.s hiouglit area after five day. of tigluiiig: all Open Until 77 P.M. ing their own flowers/or your the victims died in„traffi'c mishaps. is making a picture, , ..Australian.* Miami Edison's 20-7 football vie-i 575 of the mixed-blood youg.-sioYs company’s asplult plant here. ha* been attending hearingt of the I firing a missile with a nuclear war- toiy ovgr Miami High School. of it e.xcept a coa.stal .slnp and a Polici' said 4|uinn was standing- per.sonal satisfaction and th e , Most severe of the traffic acci- greet visit of •lapiincsc premier - - • to new homes in this m iin trv in a half circle aroind Sidi Ifni. The preparedness subcommittee, said' up to 700-900 miles. Other deni. wn« with solemn faces and cool, sullen One m otorcycle policeman w as series of babv-lift.-*. He has adopleti on the huni|>er of Ids truck « til­ Open All Day ideal way to thank your ho.stess. EHLER’S ATLANTIC STATION KEN’S GARAGE In k statement that "The highest 1 vessel., in Russia's sub fleet, esti- day of two cL . o ^ map .showed five Spanish fniji in ing off the hood of thc'vcldcle air. hit by a rock and required hospital' eight of them himself , the tiny seaside roloiiy on the we.sl- 128 EAST CENTER ST.— TEL. Ml 3-1477 priority must be given to maintain-j mated At about 4.50 boats, were re-: Road In Dariefi Flv# pe'rsons P""* Norwegian military atuirce re- attention. Four other* received in- ; the children, fathered bv U S when he waa crushed by an- ANDOyER— Pilgrim 2-6227 Ing and atrengthening our pre.sent ported being .readied for such m is - . were injured fatally and twiTo'ihVri) ports D anish and G erm an naval ei’n hump of .\fri-a surrounded by , other company imek b^-king. juries severe enough tp require re- j troops in Korea, were abandoned insurgents. Thanksgiving Day rapacity for . massive retaliation aile equipment. I injured seriously...... forcea will take over Joint . . . naval | ports. Two others were roughed toward an asphalt loading hay. by their Korean mothei.*. Holt has Spghish authorltie.* in Ifni, Al . should the Soviet Union be fool­ One informant said the report-i Killed in one car w.io ilpfeiiPir of flQuthern N o rw ay . . . | **P hardy enough to attack us or our 130 more in ih ■ orphnnage and Alam charged, were taking severe JIM’S ATUNTIC STATION ed Soviet aub-missile capability | Edwards and Joseph Harper Jr Blinded World , War II vet grope* One fireman and an undertrr- h (^s to bring them to new homes ST.ATE CENTEN'.AItlA.V DIES lOlAUSE . ^ GRISWOLDS SERVICE STATION NATO Allies.” nieana they are praotically in a : j7.year-old‘ Darien High Scjiooi reprisals by torture and summary | North ■ Stoningtan. .N’ov. 29 way through b-iming Philadelphia mined number of students also in this country before Christmas. executions. i 451 WEST CENTER ST.— PHONE Ml 9-8156 "We must also, And with equal position to wipe out any major city I senior, returning home after a building to arouse -occupants. UP*— H orace G reeley Lewis, 100, Florist and Greenltouse 174 WEST CENTER ST— RHONE Ml 3-8409 were reported injured by clubs, The four tubercular children Crown Prince Moulay Ha.ssan priority, accelerate and expand our on the eastern seaboard,", He did j movie and anack* . Mrs. Mamie Eisbnhower will re­ died early today In the same TURNPIKE MARKET intercontinentai and intermediate not say, however, thgt any of the fiats, bottles or rocks during tbe were admitted to the United State.* charged yesterday the Spanish $21 HARTFORD RD. _ TEL Ml 9-7700 I^eceivlng fata! Injuries in the turn to lyashlngton from Qettya- height of the demonstration' on house on Boom Bridge Kd. in range mlqalle* programs,’-' he Russian suba now *re station­ under apeclal anlhorication of the were attacking Moroccan territory, which he waa bom Sepl. 28, 1S1 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W E S T - ^ 3-N38 O la ’S MODIL SERVICE \ other vehicle were Joseph L. Rob­ burg, for luncheon dates Wednes­ Edison grounds. Immigration. Service. Holt said Telegraph. Flower* Anywhere ED’S ATUNTIC STATION ' added. ed within missile range of the Kast ert?. 29; Stamford, hia Tirother. which surroundt the enclave on) 1857. .At one tim e he represent­ Bush said be plans to make a Coast. day and Thursday next w eek.... About two hours after the melee earlier that the U.S. Public Health three aides, and ordered the Moroc- I m EAST CENTER ST.—TEL. Ml 9-8317 John, 17, and Polly Cobb, 19. whom South Korea barks V.8. positinn broke out, W illiam Dijncan, Ekli- ed his town in ther.Connectirut- 280 WEST MIPPLE TPKE— RHONE Ml 9-822S aersonal inspection of missile pro- Service would supervise their care can army to shoo^ back. Spain de-j General Assembly''^ and .also Vjt- on Okinawa, calls for "prevention oubtion (Utilities on the West Coast I^ConUnued om Page ihUrtecn) (CoaUnued o* P ag e ThlrtoM) TOf rUa.of Japanese colonleUam." aerved aa local selectman and (Conttaued oa Page Three). ;.(Contlaued oa Page Tea) (OontiJinM on Page Tw ent^^ven) ttkx collector. 1 . . '

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P A G E TWO tlANCHESTEa EVENING HERAliP, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. jaANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1967 PAGE Bolton Girelli to Attend Columbia ister 6 t the church, performed the Whist Parly Set double ring ceremony before an. Cretella Claims Editor’s Seminar Friday Only! altar decorated with white pom­ FOR, THE VERY FINEST BN Sheinwold on Bridge By VFW Women poms. Sites Group Meets Sunday Mrs. Jack Thompson, organist, Army Wasting QUALITY USED CARS Alexander Girelli, assistant city IHALF-FINT FRENCH FRIES Children Get ALWAYS SEE OUR 00,5IPLETE SELECTION A mUlUry whiat will b« held played the traditional wedding editor of The Herald, will attend FINESSES PRESENT music. Soloists were Mrs. Charles Science Talent ALWAY3 AT LEAST SO CARS To Air School Land Problem a 2-week editor' seminar at the CH.ANCE TO GO DOWN North dealer Monday night at 8 o'clock by 2 Extra Days Brewster and Mrs. John Kolar of American Press Institute. Colum­ By Alfred Sheinwold North-Soulh vulnerable Anderson Shea Post, No. 2046, WITH PURCHASE OF Lebanon. / TO CHOOSE FROM NORTH Washington, Nov. 29 OP)—Rep. Bolton, Nov. 29 (Special)—The •may’ do so by sending their dona­ bia ITnIversIty. beginning Monday. There are finesses in three suits VFW, Auxiliary, at the poat home. Airs. I^aurens Holbrook, Pine SEDANS. COUPES. STATION WAGONS, CONVERTIBLES He will be one o' 28 city editors A A 8 7 3 Cretella (R-Conn.) today renewed Bchool Site* Committee will meet tion to the Eastern Connertieut in today's hand, but each of them Proceed* will go for cancer re­ At Christmas St., sister of the groom, was mat­ and assistant city editors repre­ led only to defeat. A K 6 PINT OF FRIED CLAMS ron of honor. Her husband was his charge of "gross misutilization” j ALL OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED at. Keeney Hutchineon'i home Girl Scout Council, 902 Main St., K 10 8 J BANK FINANCING UP TO 86 MONTHS I Willlmanlic, Conn. senting newspapers in 15 states, West led the jack of clubs, and search and the asaiatance of can­ best man. Bridesmaids were Miss by the Army of enlisted men with Sunday to tackle problems of b^>’- the District of Columbia, the Ter­ South tried the first finesse by Q 4 cer patients. Local auxiliary can­ Columbia. N'ov. 29 (Special) — Vivian Eccleston. sister of the OPEN TILL 0 EVENINGS Voutha to Attend Meeting M tS T EAST Horace W. Porter School pupils and scientific snd engineering back-1 Ing land for this town's Rowing Methodist Youth Fellowship and ritory of Hawaii and two Canadian . putting up dummy's queen. This A 10 6 3 2 A J 9 4 cer chairman, Mre. Mary E. Leduc, bride and Miss Joyce Person, sister grounds. provinces. finesse cost nothing. When East has announced that Mr*. Laura teachers will get an extra two days of the groom. Jo-Ellen Pagach, •chool system. the Junior High Fellowship of the ¥ 8 4 ¥ Q 7 3 PATIO DRIVE IN In a letter to Adj. Gen, Herbert BARLOW MOTOR SALES ^ United Methodist Church will at­ The program will Include disi us- covered with the king of clubs. ♦ 6 1 2 Carbone of Rocky Hill will direct for their (Christmas vacation, sister of the bride was flower girl. WINDSOR AVE„ ROCKVILLF,—PHONT TR 5-2888 Hutchinson said the committee ♦ A O IV. MIDDLE TURNPIKE and RROAD ST. thanks to the town of Windham'* last week, Cretella complained that tend a sub-distr.rt meeting at East sions of all the major problems in South coilld win with the ace. A i 10 9 3 the whiat. Prizes will be awarded Ushers were Keith Coutant, of will discuss the price and other A K 8 7 I 3 Board of Education. A college graduates with degrees in Glastonbury this evening, Tliey operating a newspaper city desk: ■Nothing gained, but also nothing .SO IT M and refreshments served. this town and Stuart McDonough, factors of one definite site pos­ will meet at the local church at lost by this first finesse. A K (J The local board, at this week’s Bolton. A reception at the home of bacteriology, mathematics and sibility and said two other proper­ Organlzatlosfe. personnel, coverage meeting, voted to revise the school statistics were hampered in their 6:.10 o'clock and transportation of various branches of government .Now South had to get rid of his ¥ J 10 9 5 2 .Mr. and Mrs. Person followed the ties are under consideration. Hr will be provided. low club. He led a trump to the ♦ 1 9 7 4 Etna on .Again calendar for 19.57-.58 in accordance wedding, after which the young research dutle.4 by having to per­ did not reveal where the proper­ and special fields of news, assign­ with a similar action by the Wind­ form kitchen police, guard duty and Personal .Mention ment and selection of pictures, ace. returned to the king and queen A A 6 couple left on an unannounced ties are located. North Kaw .South Wes Catania, Sicily, Nov. 29 {JF) __ ANNUAL THANKSGIVING ham Board, which governs local other menial tasks. SHOP The Rev. and .Mrs Theodore reader Interests, clear writing, and of spades, and then led the jack wedding trip. When they return Hutchinson said the committee's Chandler had Mr. and Mrs. Toshlo of hearl.s. I NI Pasv .1 4T Has Etna, Sicily's on-agaln, off-agaln high school students. This will ex­ they will live for the pre.sent, with J()nes replied that "the most ef­ 0A.M.TO9P.M. aim is to recommend purchase of lllicl. contempt and Invasion of 4 T P.iss Pass Pas volcano, Is on again. tend the vacation so that instead Sato of Tokyo. Japan, a.s guests on privacy. Members ■..ill al.so divide West played low. and South the groom's parents. fective method is to have all sol­ land on which to build enough Thank.sgiving Pay. Sato is study­ wisely pul up dummy's king Opening lead — A) Vulcanologlsts at nearby Zaf- of returning to school Jan, 2, on a The bride has been a student at diers of n \inlt perform these duties classrooms to meet needs deter­ into clinic groups for detailed anal­ Thursday, two more days are to be ing at the Graduate School of the ysis of their papers based on rather than risk the fine.sse. The ferana reported that Europe's Windham High School. Person is a (K.P., guard, etc.) on a pro-rats mined by the Board of Education Hartford Seminary F'oundatlon for truth was that he never intended diamonds. .Soutli still had a trump mo.st active volcano is erupting allowed and school will reopen Jan. graduate of Windham Technical basis . . . assuring equality of TTie Board says the town will guided studies ma le during the to regain the lead and cash two 6. his Doctor of Philosophy degree. past month. to finesse. If West were foolisii with an explosion about every 10 ■School and Is now as.sociated with treatment of all soldiers ’ need within 10 years a nine-room good diamond tricks. m inutes. DANCE Walter Card, board member, will i his father In the contracting busl- In his latest letter, Cretella de­ A former Herald editor wil! be enough to cover the Jack with the senior high school, and, by 1961, a .Manchester Evening Herald cor­ South's trumps wouldn't last if AMERICAN LEGION POST 101 assume the responsibility for emer- ; ne.ss. one of the discu.sslon leaders at queen af hearts, well and good. The vulcanolegisUi empha.sized manded to know "If such is the B-room junior high school, plus j respondent. ,Mrs. Louis Dlmock Jr., OUierwiae, .Vmith w anted to m ake he niffed a club in order to try a that there is no Immediate danger pency cloainps of the school a^ain Personal Mention policy, why are close to two- two extra elementary school,class­ telephone Mitchell 9-982.^. the seminar. Eric Modean, director diam ond finesse. E ast would svin this winter. In the event he Ls not Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, Whit­ of the National Lutheran Council sure of getting to dummy without from this newest eruption. They LEGION HOME thirds of all enlisted personnel at rooms. It claims tlie immediate losing the lead. svlth the queen of diamonds, would .said ashc.s from the explosion available, decision.s will be made ney Rd.. entertained with n family Aberdeen Proving Ground. Mary FRIDAY & need is for five rooms of a Junior | news bureau, will discuss the cov­ take the queen of hearts, and LEONARD STREET- by Principal George Patros. party of 19 a-s Tlianksgiving | erage of religious news. Before ac­ Declarer's next step was to ca.sh were falling back Into the crater land, exempt from menial duties, high school ready for occupancy i the ace of spades, discarding the would lead a club to force out but that a tongue of lava had BimnI IKmlen Ite4|iiest guests. Included were her parents, | excluding 130 men in the scientific by 1959. cepting the post with the Lutheran South's last trump. East would The Board of Kdiiration. acting ^IrTitfd Mrs. Edward Bartman Council, Modean was sports editor losing club from his hand. It was moved about 1.000 feet down the and professional program there The Board has asked the Board Engagement the importance of this play that then have the ace of diamonds northeast slope. on a second request from Howard •iml Alden of Willlmanlic; Mr. and who regularly do perform these of Selectmen to appoint a perma­ of The Herald. and the rest of the clubs. Saturday, Nov, 30-9 P.M. to 7 Bates, president of ine PTA, dls- Edward Smith and Edward d u ties?" Girelli la the thir ' Herald editor persuaded South not to take a nent school building committee to Dally Question cussed the possibility of the execu-' "od .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Says .Aberdeen Units Exempt SATURDAY! to attend the API seminars. Louts trump finesse. If he had lost to MUSIC BY TONY O'BRIGHT handle the problem. Park-Hills the queen of hearts. East would Partner bids one no-trump, and live board meeting., being held in Ainold and children, Richard and C retella .said he had been told bv 2 Flnancei Board Meets .Mandell, wire editor, was a mem­ Ho'race W. Porter School. Due to Sally, all of East Hampton; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Claude M Park have led a club, and South would the next player passes. You hold: Nike Vollf^hall Team Seeks Air Defense Title pel-sons he declined to name for The Finance Board at thcir of Pecos. Tex., announce the en­ ber of two seminars - for publish­ Spades — K Q': H earts — A 6; DONATION $2.50 PER COUPLE fire regulations, which do not allow John Ely of Deep River fear they might be subject to re­ lose a trump, a club, and two dia­ and Mrs, Esther Holmes of Hart­ •nie volleyball team from the Itth AAA Missile Battalion, champions in the flrat Air Defense Re­ meeting on Tuesday night worked gagement-of their daughter, .Miss ers and editors and for typography, monds. Diamonds — J 9 7 4; Chibs — J groiips to meet m the school or any prisal, that there are five groups on a proposal to change the Town's design and- makeup. Harold E. 10 9 5 2. What do you say? public building without emergency ford. gion which includes northeastern United States and Greenland, is preparing to compete Dec. 5 to Betty Park to Willard W. Hills, Now South was tempted to niff Dec. 12 at Fort Meade, Md., for the nationwide Air Defense championship. Seated are Pfc. Ray­ of enlisted per.sonnel at Aberdeen present fiscal year to the Uniform son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Turktngton. city editor, was a Answer: Bid 3 no-trump. There NOW and SATURDAY lighting the request was denieii. Ml', and M is. George Daskow wholly or partially exempt from Fiscal year. The Board will contin­ member of last .year's city editor's a club in order to lead a diamond TonIghtjContinuous 6:30 are spending the TThank.sgiving mond S. Allen, Ut. Col. James P. Strauss, commanding officer of the 11th, 1st, Lt, Edward G. Dif- Hills, 528 Woodbridge St. for a finesse against the queen of should be a good play for 9 tricks , Such equipment will be installed menial ta.ska. ue work on the proposal before sem inar. in no-trump, but a poor play for : when the addition Is completed. weekend visiting her parents in fendal, team captain; Pfc. Jacob Malham. 1st. Lt. Arthur S. Dowd, coach. Standing are 1st Lt. Miss Park, a graduate of Vera diamonds. He saw the danger in Howard J Critcher. Sgt. l.C. Wilton J. Ivey, Sp. 3.C. Robert J. Shelton. 1st Lt. Carl P. Saglim- .He-named them as military po- setting a date for a town hearing. (Tex, I High School attended the 11 tricks in a minor suit. * THE Patros Gives Report New York and his parents in Phil- Hoe, bandsmen, detachments A time and simply led a diamond P atro s told the board th at he Is '*d‘’‘Pl'ia ben. Sgt. 1C. Robert J. Day, and Pfc. Joseph Br odt. Co-Op Mothers American Biiaineaa Institute. Fort i rv i w a?* i from the dummy. East took the (C opyright 1957, G eneral F e a ­ WORLD’S and B, consisting of Instructors of The mothers who will be teacher Worth, Tex,, and is employed as a yUeatflS LOSt l\lSnt tures Corp), I SUPREME personally teaching supplemental ,, . , ,, ,, , temporary achoni troops, clerks, queen of diamonds, cashed the reading cla.sses Twelve young peo- . M^C'hester Evening Herald Co- students jammed Into the center aids next week at the Co-operative secretary at the Alcon Laborato-. ^ queen of hearts, and led a club. , SHOCKERI The haunted house is still firemen, firemen In special troops] for the i-ally. Couple Says Ghost em pty. and the entire medical detach­ Nursery and Kindergarten are: ries in that city. South ruffed with his next-lo-last ple from Grades 6, 7 and 8 who are Her fiance graduated from Man-1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS having difficulty In this field are A( ademj 8-34.3.V Police ears and policemen were j « i ¥ T I,'' *1 m ent. Monday, Mrs. Norman Preuss; Boston — Ephraim E. Sanders. trump and knocked out the ace of Tuesday, Mrs. Joseph Regan; Chester High School in 1955. and I getting eixtra and Individual help showered with eggs and one police O rO K C U p f fllllllV •This Is certainly a strange 76, Swedlsh-born engineer who ciNfl LOLLOBRIGIDA car window was cracked. _* ___ NHRR Earnings Up Wednesday. Mrs. E. J. Roser; is presently with the 585th Air i method of establishing equality of built scores of bridges, dams, in­ ANTHONV QUINN Bonding the principal was die- A girl, knocked down and tram­ treatment for all soldiers, ” Cretel Thursday. Mrs. Wilbert Garrison; Force Band as a pianist. He has, •■"E'HEBIC AREA SHOW’INQ Footl)all Faii.s Riot (Continued from Page One) New Haven, Nov. 29 (A5 -- The served nearly two years at Cars­ dustrial plants and power instal­ cuRsed ftt his request and the po.s- pled. was discharged after treat­ la said. "It la also enlightening Friday, Mrs. Robert Gorton lations throughout New England, ALL COLOR AND WOJCDERFl'L! Video Everyday"* .New H aven R ailroad rep o rts th a t well Air Force Base. Fort Worth. ! Ribility of such bonding is to be in­ After Miami Game ment in Milford Hospital. there was noboby there. At night to know that In the American , Scout Drive Fails died Thursday. Sanders' company Ter^M Wrlfht Fred McMarray it earned $40,005 In October com­ Armed Forces, a filing clerk or s Mrs. Mortimer Harlow, chair­ The wedding date is planned for; Cam. Mllchell Dorothy Maloao .H. hunchback All Rights Reserved— vestigated. Patros told the hoard Members of the Milford Police cold hands pulled off the bedclothes pared with earnings of $24,107 for Dec. 13 In St. Patrick's Church, I built the water reservoir for Bo­ that he handle.s some 120,000 a Dcpartn)ent were called out to re­ tuba player la more indispensable man of the annual Girl Scout drive gota, Colombia, and during World "E se a p i^ e H. T. Dickenson a Co, Inc. (Continued from Page One) I and clutched us” the same month last year. The Fort Worth. " Q iia n tn " y ear in connection w ith hi.s School strain the crowd with lioselines. to the needs of the Army thtan 1 held in September, has announced War II transformed a South In Jap an " O'NOTRE DAME railroad’s lose for the 10-month mathematician who is doing re­ that only >181 -of the— M 0—goaf CiNt •. . . . duties. Of this more than tl.’i.OOO is son principal, successfully appeal­ Said Harris: |— The Dixons finally called In the period was reported at $519,998, a Portland cova Into ■ iMpyal'd that 8:W for hot lunches: $2,000 come.s under search on ballistics.” was realized. Anyone who would turned out 300 freighters for the Plus—“Indian Violence” ed to most of the 300 demonstra­ "We have done everything pos-; Eev. John Ramsbotham, bishop drop from the deficit of $761,381 Cretella said that the Army's ■till like to donate to the drive the banking program and $2,000 tors to go home. sible to go along with the high of Jarrow, who tried to exorcise for the sim ilar period In 1956. Extended Forecast Allies. SUNDAY: "ZERO HOUR" i' S IN COIOR more 1* in the activity funds. Tn ad­ arlentific and professional pro' Beltsvills — Brother Ephrem Four persons were arrested and school student.s and let them have |-the specter by walking through gram, intended to use the servlcea dition. he la frequently called u ^n two Juveniles were cited, police these rallies, but If they are going j the hou.se In his cope and mitre 246-FOOT PIIVE DI.SCOVEJIED Temperatures in Connecticut Faber. F. S. C., 88, religious teach­ to cash teacher's ( heck.s. of men with scientiffc and engi­ er whose students Included Arch­ said. to act like rowdies, then we will j carrying his staff. The ghost One of the tallest ponderosa neering backgrounds, should either during the next five days. Sat­ .N aked OPEN SATURDAY Patroa was authorised by the Capt. J. T. Griffin said the riot PERFUMES urday through Wednesday, will bishop Patrick O'Boyle of the Ro­ have to treat them as rowdies and refused to cooperate, pines In the world has been found be re-evaluated or completely UNTIL 5 board to purchase a new drinking broke out when a policeman tried In M eyers Valley, 18 m iles w est scrapped. Fobarge-Lanviii average 2 to !5 degrees below nor­ man Catholic diocese of Washing­ L/mcd I” fountain for the north end of the arrest them." a.sked the council for an ex- ton. D. C., Bishop Martin O'Con­ to pul out a fire the celebrating Principa! Herbert R. French of rkange of houses,” Dixon said, "I of Grants Pass., Ore. The tree, mal. Normal mean temperature at TONIGHT floridi^ present building and to secure ex-; football fans had built In the Evyan*Caron nor. rector of the North American Get m hr«d »U rt on Milford High School said that no, '''«■' told I could try to arrange a 246 feet high and 57 inches tn di­ I First American coin to bear the this tim e a t B ridgeport is 28, at SUN Oiristm M fthopplnip by tra cuslndial help for clean:ng the street. New Haven 37 and at Hartford 33 College In Rome, and Auxllitry ELECTRONICS disciplinary action on his part will | private exchange, but when people ameter, is estimated to contain likeness of an eagle was a Massa­ Dine-Oance-Have Fun hooding a t r a I g h t for school during the Christmas vaca- Three men were held In Jail In about 14,000 board feet of lumber. ch u setts penny, in 1776. ^Arthur Drug Stores j degrees, with a usual daily range Bishop Henry Klonowskl of Scran­ TOMORROW tion. j lieu of bonds ranging up tp J350 on be taken until after he had had liarned our house was haunted ton, Pa., died Tflursday. He was a At the Friendliest Place In Town laboratories STANEK’S. Completo line they wouldn't trade." between 43 and 23. Colder over DOORS OPEN 1:80 of Television, HI-FI and Home Teaching ■ charges that included disorderly an opportunity to obtain all the ^ A.A A A Jk ah. Jh. A A A J religious teacher for 66 years. Ho facts. In an effort to force the coun­ the weekend, somewhat warmer V MIKE STANKO’S Radloa. Home hound teaching for a child conduct and failure tP obey the or- Monday, colder again Tuesday or was bom Michael Cantwell In dcr of a police officer. He said the rally was not spon- cil's hand. Dixon said, he decided County Kilkenny, Hire. 277 BROAD unable to attend due In Mlne.ss. has Wednesday. Precipitation will They were identified ns Robert sored bv the school or supervised P®yibg the rent. The coun- average > j Inch with rain or been requested. The superintendent • ...... cil merely evicted the Dixons from Manchester Messiah Chorus O A K G R ILL ■was authorized to secure a teacher .Martinelli. 18. a truck driver. Jo-i by the faculty. SEE snow about Monday. ‘Yankee Doodle Day’ Set RADIO «cph P. ri'Am la, 21, a Universit.v of i Fairfield policemen had their the house. 30 Oak St.—44onchast«r T f t f V I S I 0 N for this child. Police witnesses said they found UNDER DIRECTION OF O. ALBERT PEARSON .State Grant (4) Town Miami student, snd Jacob A. Be-1 hands full last night repul.«ing some Hartford, Nov. 29 (iP) — Gov. dell. 18. a truck driver. James V. 250 Bridgeport Bas.slric High fool- and ★ Mualc by \YaUy Fleldi F i“***! C«aa. (is-M) TaacK oow N Based on average daily mem-, ... . , COLOR T V Rlblcoff has declared tomorrow 1! C .a». bership of 380 for the year 1956-.57,' ball rooters, who tried to reach MEfifO "Yankee Doodle Day" to comme- narael « fcriairfleld. Ma... "Kad of Aa Oattaw'* denl wa.s released without bond. Presents Handel's “MESSIAH” C ^ a . 1 M S tw hritaln. Caa. (tl-Ml COl'BT o r LAST BB- the grant for per pupil aid for Roger Ludlowe High School. “ in “the r^tn*"' | Any Afternoon I morate the dedication, of the Con­ Bedell also was charged with a.s- Pre-Holldmv flearance Ckaaa* 4J Halraka. M a ... JOBT m . Jam., Daw«; public school operation has been For nearly three hours, the over- ; The court put the Dixons . on (Except Wednesday) necticut Turnpike's Yankee Doodle Chaaael U Watubarx, Caaa. t a » " .sault and battery for allegedly hit­ ENDS SATI RDAY l:M ( *-»»• PA TBICE M IN 8 E L set at $49,9.56,.50 for this town. Jciyed Bassick rooter.s, who .stream- : probation for 12 months. "You act- Sunday Evening, 7:30—Dee. 15,1957 Bridge oyer the Norwalk River. SHOD—.OaeM: nT.m Ew.ll ting .Motorcycle Officer Ralph Hin- A t This is to be paid in three Install­ .son with a rock. Hinson was re­ ed int() town In cars and on foot, ed stupidly," the judge said, "in Shop Tonight and S.atiirdav The bridge, nearing completion, (I*-4«) niC K POB'ELL'S ments. One has already been re­ 20% to 50% SAVINGS will be dedicated 'tomorrow but it YONIGHTI THM t e B "A Man U Look leased after treatment at a hos­ pitted their end runs, power chives leavirig the house without making 1 in MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM I'p To" ceived and others are due in .lan- pital. and sneak plunges against Police proper arrangements for your will not be open to traffic until CALL US TOUAY ( « - i• e > i LIFE______o r__ BILET___ uar>' and April next year. BARLOW'S •Baby Cbe.lrr'. FIr.l Griffin said five police ciaiisers Chief Jajpes Kranyik's hastily sum- children.” . ■nCKETS ARE NOW ON SALE AT Television Snles-Servic* January when the turnpike opens. Knperintendent's Report HOWARD'S ^ Legend has it the Col. Thomas For Information About Words” an PLAYHOUSE OF STABS Hot Lunch Menu • PREMIUM GRADE "Oatlaw Rm I." ADMISSION $1.00 DANCING 8 P.M. to MIDNIGHT FUEL OILS (IMS) THE THIN MAN The menu for next week st Hor­ EVERYONE WELCOME! ADMISSION «0e pi,\3S "Aaf.l. la Paradli.'* ace W. Porter ‘ chool Is: Monday, 1I:M ( I) NEWS AND WEATHER meat and noodle ca.s.serole, carrot Sludenls at M ilford ( SAD COLT .41 ANNUAL DANCE "Oa. OMd Tara" sticks, buttered peas, cheese WYMAN'S (IMI) THE UNBUP squares and (xjokies; Tuesday, Riot at Grid Rally SPONSORED BY OIL COMPANY "Betaelaat Addlef C a,.” hamburg gravy, mashed potatoes, -nittOW-OAB AMEBICAN BANDSTAND of Pine Street snd Eric Person, younger. (18) B BIO H TBB DAY son of Mr. ancl Mrs. Aug'.ist Per- The rally occurred on the eve of Between 8 A.M. and 2 P.M. UUBEN FOB A DAI Godfrey's Irish Minstrels (W) O PEN HOVSE Wi H. EN 8 U N D son, Lake Rd., exchanged m'ar-1 the Mllford-Stratford High football Effective Sunday, December 1st 4iU (U-M) BECBR 8TOBM riage vows In Columbia Congregs- ! game, won by Stratford 12-7 on DONATION 61.00 4;M ( I) LITTLE BA8CALS tlonal Church at 6 p.m. yesterday, j Thanksgiving Day. 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(O a s ) B A B n o e ’ u d n d o m MANCHESTER EAST HARTFOR »REN>8 SHOW 1 9 M . food dolleocldf. Como in FREB PARKINO. JLOIUCD W E 8TRBNB or C o l Ml 3*4181. PHRNHHHMa Advertise in The Herald— It Pay§ Men’s Communion Set at St. Mary’s The Atty. Henry P. Bakewcll of Hartford. Nov. 29 (jP)—Albert o u t ^ . Hertford will ipeak et the breek- Newfleld. 73. business and civic figure and chairman of the board KIDDIE FAIR Doctor Says fu t followlnf the annuel Advent of directors of the Hartman n s t m a s e r e ! Corporate Communion of Men and Tobacco Company, died suddenly HAS THE BEST SELECTION OF GOOD TOYS AT i i the glad | Boys at 8t. Mary's this Sunday. early this morning at his home In Science .\dd* Imniiinltlea Hie service is to be at 7:30 a m. West Hartford. To Roily’* Natural Araenal Bakewell, who it a partner in He was a representative in the j By EDWIN I*. JORDAN, M.D. t i d i n g s ^ ^ the law Arm of Alcorn. Bakewell Ijegislature from the city In the Written for NEA Service SVILING f SERVICE and Smith, is the chancellor (or late 1920s. a director of the H art­ People often wonder why it U ford Chamber of Commerce and a that one pcr.*on who Is exposed to OPEN TONIGHT Isfal advisor) of Chrlat Church Cathedral, and a lay member of member of the city's original DISCOUNTS of 20% to 40%! an infectious or contagious disease i i 7 ' the Cathedral Chapter. The cuest Flohd Control Commission. catches it and another person ap­ speaker la also chairman of the Newfleld had lived In Hartford parently equally exposed goes ^umenical Relations committee for ,50 years and had headed the acot-free. If one aasiinies that two of the Diocese of Connecticut, the Hartman Tobacco Co directors 'Everything From Doll Clothes To Real Motors" pepole were equally exposed, the liev. A. L. Williams beinfr the sec­ since 1928 He came here from reason tor the safely of the one 1s UNTIL 9 retary of this body. Bakewell was Danbiir>-, He had been active in because that one had more resist­ elected a lay member of the House the tobacco business since 1920. ance or immunity than the one of Deputies of the Episcopal He leaves two sons, Albert H. Never So Many Good Toys-PRICED SO LOW! who became 111. Church in 1952, when the General- Newfleld and Richard A. Newfleld. HERE'S SUPER VALUE Now It is not easy to talk a))O U t Convention was held in Boston. He both of West Hartford; a daugh­ DOLL c a r r ia g e Immunity or resistance as this Is has recently returned from an ex­ ter. Mrs. Marian .Newfleld Grad of • Tubular Puaher 39” from floor a very complicated subject and tensive trip to Spain. Elberon. N. J., and seven grand­ o Body la 38” long o 7” spoko wheela, long cour.se on it arc given in The rector of the parish will be Helfsi SIbrinss children. Tiny Tears Discounted vinyl tireo • Shacklo genr fruno medical schools. But everyone is the celebrant for the Advent Men's The funeral will b# held Sunday. • Tutono gray and blue. $10.00 valoo, interested in why this liappens Communion, assisted by the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. John Slbrinsz, .37 and a little information might be Prescott Beach Jr. Sydney W, Wetherell St., announce the en­ niaoount Prioo 9 9 helpful. MacAlpine will be at the or^an. gagement of their daughter, Helen, Immunity and resistance — and hymns are to be led by a spe­ to Lawrence W ttkofake, son of Winkler's Moving fin Smaller Size Carriage, reg. . . . $7.80 words winch are used as meaning cial men's choir which several Mrs. Hattie Wlttkofske. 119 Ben­ DIaeount P r ir e ...... $8.88 the same thing in this column — years aKo acquired the nickname ton St. By Next Spring are of two main kinds. One is of ‘‘Mac's Monks,” being organized Both attended local schools. Miss called natural immunity and the • " ' y m i n c u , for this occasion only. Sibrinsz is employed at the Aetna W inkler's Auto Parts plana to I UC other acquired immunity. Na­ Harold P. Case general chair­ Life Insurance Co. and her fiance he in new quarters by early spring. tural immunity is the inborn abU—j-' man of the Communion breakfast, is employed in the Tot.n of Man­ Charles Winkler said today that Ity to resist infection. y c o n o which will be served in the crypt chester Water Department. the new building on W. .Middle P'or example, human beings are by the Altar Guild immediately No deflnite date has been set for Tpke. near Broad .St. would con­ susceptible to a disease called following the service. The commit­ the wedding. tain 4,000 feet of floor space, and typhoid fever, whereas dogs are tee con^sts of David DeMerchant, ample off-strept customer park­ immune; rals are immune to G. Stuart Lynne, Winslow Man­ nedy and John Krause lead the ing. diphtheria and people are not. chester. W. H. Peabody, Lewis boys' division of the committee. The new building is being built On the other hand, human beings Codding (toastmaster at the St. M ary's historic chalice will of concrete blocks in modern de­ do not catdh a great many infec­ breakfast), Louis Heard, Warren again be brought out and ii.sed for sign by Alfred Coda. It will cost tions which can attack lower ani­ Tennant. Elmer Odell, Donald the Advent Men's Communion. SIS.,500. mals distemper, for example. Alsbaugh. Allan Scott. Donald This is the same chalice employed Winkler said that, barring ex­ V Some groups of people are more Kuehl, Leslie Piske. Raymond 112 years ago for the first celebra­ treme weflther conditions delay­ resistant to certain diseases than Gowen, Alexander Johnson, Sarkis tion of the Holy Communion in the ing construction, Winkler's will be others are. In most city dwellers, Meserlian, Fred Barnsley, Robert present St. Mary's parish. It is put able to move from its present measles i.s a mild disease. When, Henry Smith, Charles Robinson to use once a year for the Ad­ quarters at 191 Center St. by the 22" TINA TODDLER howexer, measles is carried onto and James Herdlc, Richard Ken- vent Men's service. end of Mav, Islands or to primitive peoples who WALKING DOLL did not liave much of it before, it She haa bending kneea, rooted hair, dreoaed In can cause lerrihle epidemics with $-plero pollihed rotton outfit. Reg. $7.98. a higli dcatli rale. S K W E M K K M W f f W ’ FREE PARKING DIaeount Prie« Natural immunity extends to Indix'iduai people. Thus some people seem to be naturally more resistant to certain diseases than DISTINCTIVE g. ethers. Lorgs Ko-Klor Brown Arqmred imnuinity is the kind TEDDY BEAR ^ of resistance to disease which MEN'S and BOYS'WEAR g 1AS.KET develop.s during life. This in turn 31" tall, filled with kapok for ts divided into two varieties, the MANCHESTER—EAST HARTP'ORD—WEST HARTFORD ^ aoftneaa. Siiltahle for the first called active acquired Im- Real artlnn, pull one of aeverat youngeot child. Reg. $4.98. niunity. levera and drop the Ughtweiight Active acquired Inimunity can Christmas Headquarters For ball Into the haaket. Completo be built up by having a disease artth arore keepera. Reg. $8.98. Dtarnnnt Prire and recovering, as happens after r d > "••i t- $3.99 measles. It ran also occur by Diocount Price stimulating the bodx- to build up Thia li FINE quality- merchan- 'it MEN’S BOYS’ WEAR ^3.29 dlael a resistance by artificial means. the doll that This IS done by giving vaccines. V NATIONAUY ADVERTISED IRANDS cries real tears Almost all people are susceptible KIDDY FAIR HAS ALL SIZES to smallpox unless their resistance has been built up to that disease 9. AT POPULAR PRICES RECl’LARLY FROM *5.98 to S19.95 by x'accination. Smallpox x'accina- 2||)[ SHOP BABLT FOB BEST SELECTION tion produces an actix'e aiquired DOCTOR and NURSE KITS inimiimly. Of course, there are W, AUITIMS GIFT ROXED Come In and Get Our other di.seases for which vaccines t e • GIFT CERTIFICATES « CHAltOE ACCOUNTS « LATAWAT Play aet the normal are available! but it Ls only neces­ sary to mention this one to Il­ e l Ubsrd Exchon^s Policy Aftor ChrisrmcM young fear* away. lustrate niv point. DISCOUNT PRICES! Ill some cases it is possible to Complete,, with famil­ build up the resistanre tem­ iar medical Inalru- porarily. This is called passive « 3 - 9 9 acquired Immunity. menta and randy pill*. It can be done by injecting lerum obtained from another Cane made of aoft poly- person who has had.the particu­ eWielyene. Reg. $3.98. lar disease and recovered. It may­ be done by using a serum or FEARLESS HREMAN J antitoxin from some animal, such DIaeount as horse or sheep PMNNICT » MONTH Price 5 2 .4 2 Save* the people from the aet A ■Serums such as these have ' up burning building; a new saved many lives, particularlv in game for agea 4 to 10 yeara. 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PA 6S SIX MANCHEStEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1957 MANCHESTER EV^-NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1967 PA( of children; and Mrs. Helen Slkora, W K K B —M e . W n o — 108() 18 Farmers Rebels Set Fires 19, Storrs, charged with contrlbpt- SNETlJnioii Signs Daily Radio S»— next week. w vtK i_ chpistmas READ THE ADS The first arrests Sunday followed Again on Ike Reports • New H n y m , Nov. 29 i/Pi—Union Th* foUowlii( proKTkm •ched-e*'^*~ f o r LEAGUES — PRIVATE PARTIES ^ WHAY-8eren»d» Relief Loans nroa were reported keeping over complaints by parents of two girls, employes /Of th(i Southern N ules are mippUed u y the radio WTIU—ThrM Bu i Kxtra a wide area of sugar cane fields aged 14 and 12. Authorities said no Englap^Telephone Co. have rati­ WDRO—LoV'*ll rbninaa DAY OR NIGHT \ By JAMBS MARLOW < nanafcm enta and are aubject to WPOP—Top 40 Tima last night in southeaat Cuba— set university students were Involved. When Eisenhower suffered a fied a^ew work contract approved IPs IN STOCK Slat* Treasurer John OUaviano Waxworka Blaze Under Control this time, when the White House sessions Nov. 11, tfie company said 4;M— .ire broken down this way: Four chester. export crop. morning. She had a prepared I $3.98 $ ^ WHAY—Platler Party WHA V —S«'rriia(le from Hebron, three from Coium- Although his office doeji not have Meanwhile, there were new but attempted to tell the real storj^ at statement when she talked. She the wage increases combined with .49 Los Angeles, NOv, 29 —The big WTIC—Rom Miller W TIC-Life III Ih^ Wi.rM last, it made a mess of it. fringe benefits for the workers WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—K. R Murrow bia. and one each from Andover, the final say if an application unconfirmed rumors that rein­ brush and timber fire in the San Atlantic Service Station refused to say who drew it up. WPOP--Waxworka WPOP—Top 40 Tima Boitnn, Coventry, Ritinftton, Som­ forcements for Castro have lani- Elsenhower had his heart attack She met with reporters several would cost the company $1,755,000 I IP 's 8;aa— should be approved or disapproved. Gabriel mountains, which burned annually. ers and Toiiand. No appiications Dr. Putnam said indications are ed from Florida and Mexico. The to within fovrr miles of foothill com­ in Denver early on Sept. 24, 1955. times again that night and the WHAY—Platter Party WHAV—Record Rodeo The pay scale for the company’s WT10>Roaa Miller W'TlC—Bob Hopa Show have yet hern received from Wii- that "from the applications that first anniversary of Castro's land­ munities So miles from Los An-' A t 2 a.m., the White House physi­ following morning, Nov. 26, but non-management workers ctrvers WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—nr)b<'rl U i^enia tinKton, I'nion, Mansfieid or Ver­ have come in, most are eli(^ble un­ ing in Cuba to lead a revolt geles, has been brought under con­ cian, MaJ. Gen. Howard M. Sny­ provided, no more detailed infor­ OVER 2500 LP's IN STOCK WPOP—Waxworka WPOP—M vs ter V Tima against the Batista government is For Lease der, was called to Eisenhower's mation. A t 2:55 p.m. Tuesday she a broad list of Job classifications. a i.'i— non. der the law. Only a relatively few trol. |:t4- next Monday. side. WHAV—Platter Party WHAY — Record Rtxleo The ioans witi be Rranted, Otts- are not elii^ble. Dr. Putnam and The announcement was made appeared befoi’c newsmen with a WTIC-—Newa WTIC*—Bob Hope Show* viano saiii. .as soon as notes and yesterday as turkey dinners were A t 8 a m. Snyder announced the medical report. WDRC—New* Reporter WDRC—Robert Q, i^wia his staff held meetings in every IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF ALL 10" 78 RPM 10c ooch~12 for $1.00 WPOP—United Auto’ Worken Show W POP-M vstcrv Time certificates of iiens are printed. He being served to some 1,000 men President had a "mild digestive This report repealed that Snyder Kanian Awarded H ;ja_ county in the State to explain the has drafted copies of both and pul program. Two More Held still on the lines. Some of the meals upset." At noon that day Snyder and other doctors \had examined WHAY—Platter Party WHAY- H''Coid Rodeo MANCHESTER PARKADE ■aid the President’s condition was them out to bid. "W e had good attendance at were flown by helicopter to crews Eisenhower the pre\uoijs day and USAF Contract WTIC—Roan Milter WTI<*—Bnh Hope Shiiw "good" and again said he had a WDRO-Ca! Kolby WDRC—Rusty Draper Ia>\v Interest laian every meeting, and I think speak­ on remote ridges. diagnosed his con dition'^ a blood In Morals Case "digestive upset.” WPOP—United Auto Workers Show WPOP—Hound Dor The new iaw, passed in a special ing to the farmers directly haa The blaze, which flared up dur­ clot or occlusion (closing) In a Bloomfield, Nov. 29 i/P) The Ka- ^ DEALER OF MAGNAVOX a 14f>— ing a windstorm Nov. 21, burned A t 2:35 p.m. Murray Snyder, WHAY—Platter Party WHAY —Rec^^rd Rodeo session of the LoRisialure in Sep­ helped speed up the program. We AVAILABLE NOW blood- vesael of the brain. man Aircraft Corp., today report­ TELEVISION and HIGH FIDELITY WTIC—Roaa Miller WTIC—Bob Hope Show tember. niinws a farmer to borrow Slorra, Nov. 19 » Two arrests exactly a week and blackened then Elsenhower’s assistant press Nevertheiess, the report g^iyen ed receipt of a multi-million dollar WDRO—Cal Knibv are getting about a dozen applica­ WDRC—RustV Draprr yesterday by State Police investi­ 2S.OOO acrea of valuable watershed. ■ecretary, told newsmen the Presi­ out Monday said Eisenhower hkd contract from the U.S. Air Force WPOP—Waxworkt WI»OP—Ilound I>‘R up to $5,000 at I'v per rent inter­ tions a day now and expect that FOR INFORMATION CALL est over an 8-year period, provided gating alleged moral violations on dent had suffered a heart attack. had a chill and made no mentloh' for the production of cra.sh-rescue i:0— 9:0a— figure to stand for quite a while," the University of Connecticut MANY ENOINEUIS WHAY —Platter Party WHAY—NiftU Watch he can show a 40 per cent ioss in Dr. Putnam said. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty, of the doctors’ findings. helicopters (H-43A and H-43B). 2 campus have brought the total of HOME-TAUGHT Mllchall 9-S22S DAYS WTK>-Roa8 Miller WTIC—Monitor hay. (train, corn sMage or cash on vacation, flew to Denver and Mrs. Wheaton was emphatic In Tile helicopters are powered by WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—The World fonlkht arrests to eight. An estimated 10 per cent of the crops. took over. He did a masterful Job saying it was not a stroke. either Pratt and Whitney pi.ston WPOP—Waxworka WPOP—’ lound Do* Abrahim Lincoln was nominated- The moat recent arrests were nation's licensed engineers are 9:15— A fter the ioan appiicatton is ap­ or Mitchell 9-6826 EVENINfiS thereafter. engines or Lycoming gas turbines, I Potterton’s, Inc. for the U.S. presidency In Chicago, Mrs. Benalnger, 38, Mansfield, She made a mistake — which WHAY—Dateline WHAY—Nlrht Watch home-taught through correspond­ Eisenhower had a history of said Kaman. Wno-Nawa WTK'—Monitor proved the farmer wiit enter into 111., In May of 1860. charged with causing delinquency ence schools. had to be corrected later — by WDRC—Newa: Waatbar WDRC—The World ronlfht affreement with the State Trea- ileitis: Inflammation in the small saying she thought the Presi­ Each crash-rescue helicopter ^ 13a CENTER ST.—CORNER OF CHURCH WPOP—Newa WPOP—Hound Dof surer.signlngr a ioan and a certifi­ Intestine. He felt a stomach upset dent’s Illness was a form of heart will carry fire fighting equipment • :1S— tiG U V flM t i i U tiK U « WHAY—Datellna WHAY—Nlrht Watch cate of Hen against his property. •t 12:45 a.m. June 8, 1956. Over attack. and a rescue crew. W nC—4|pprta WTIC—Monitor To apply for the loan, a farmer the phone Dr. Snyder prescribed a Hagerty flew back from Paris. Special /'thanksgiving WDRC—weathar and Balman WDRC—R u m Naurtiton "slight dose of milk of magnesia." WPOP—Lawrenca Walk WPOP—Hound Do* must fill out a 3-page form avail­ On Wednesday he was asked why A serious-looking K'esident Eisenhower leaves National Presbyterian Church with .the Rev. Edward i:l4— 9:45— able in the office of his county Elsenhower didn't Improve. At 2 the truth on the Presiden's condi­ L. R. Elson and Mrs. Elsenhower after attending Thanksgiving Day services yesterday. It was tha WHAY—f>ootban Fropbat WHAY—Nlrht Watch a m. Dr. Snyder went to the White 9 agriculture agent. The form is re­ w n o —Mmll Cota WTIC—Monitor tion had been held up 24 hours. President's first apeparSnee in public since he was stricken Monday with a mild stroke. (A P Pho­ WDRC—Music a la Carte WDRC—Russ Naurhton turned to the agent’s office and House and stayed all night. Hagerty replied that the doctors tofax). WPOP—Top 40 Tima WPOP—Hound Do* turned over to a 3-man county A t 8:50 a.m. Hagerty announced wanted to Ife sure of their diag­ 19:00— committee, appointed to study the Elsenhower had an "upset stomach nosis. WHAY—Night Watch and headache this morning." (ive Jury’s verdlc( in a case in­ Arrigoni Construction Co. of Mid­ WOODLAND GARDENS ' Television PmsTsms merits of the application. The WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports When he was asked if he would volving injuries received by mem­ WDRC—Russ Naughton form is sent to the University of Again at 10:30 a m. Hagerty de­ have handled White House an­ 0>urt Upholds dletown and Arthur C. McDonald, HAS EVERYTHING FOR YOU TO On Pasre Tw o WPOP—Hound I^ r bers of the Lopez family in a Mid­ Connecticut where it is studied by scribed the President's condition as nouncements on Eisenhower’s Ill­ driver of a company truck. The 19:15— dletown automobile accident on WHAY—Night Watch Dr. Paul Putnam, head of the "not an illness but an upset" and ness differently than Mrs. Whea­ truck was Involved in a collision June 2b, 1953, with a car in which Mrs. Lopez WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports Agriculture Economics Dept, and laid he had a "hunch" Elsenhower ton. Hagerty said: "No, I don’t Jury’s Awa^d Do /f Yourself WDRC—Russ Naughlon would go to his Gettysburg farm Lopez' daughter, Pamela, was and her daughters were riding. WPOP—Hound Dor returned to the county committee. think so." FRESHLY CUT BAI»AM BOUGHS ...... 60o GENERAL 19:59— If approved, the form is then sent for the weekend. awarded $75,000 foi injuries lead- The Lopez family was repre- A Jury's award of $83,232.16 to RED and SILV E R R U S C U S ...... 4Bo WHAY—Night Watch to the State Treasurer where the A t 12:25 p.m. Hagerty said MAILS LEAN ON TRUCK ing to lo.ss of' vision in her right aented by „ WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports the family of WllllanrLopez of TB" WATERPROOF RIBBON ...... yd. 7c, 10c, 12o TV SERVICE WDRC—Rum Naurhton loan is made. Eisenhower was being taken to the SERVICE eye. His wife, Anna, was awarded firm of Lessner Jc Rottner. WPOP—Modern Sounds hospital as a "preventive mea.sure" Wedgewood Rd. remained un­ $5,000. and another daughter. PLASTIC REINDEER Oii9* c a a a a ooi Appileatinna Mount O f the 38,000 Post Offices in the A R T IF IC IA L H O LLY B E R R IE S ...... doz. 18o 19:4&— arid that the President's Illness had United States. 25.000 have no rail­ changed under a. ruling handed* Cheryl, $2,000. Lopez 5yas awarded tflghts PtniPsrta WHAY—Night Watch Dr. Putnam’s office has received More than 3,000,(KK) Bibles a PINE CONES, PLAIN-and COLORED WTIC—Sports Highlights been diagnosed a,s Ileitis. Eisen­ road service and depend exclusive­ down In Hartfor)! Superior Court compensation for medical bills to­ year are printed and bound by a T E U W S-848S s total of 233 applications from WDRC—Russ Naurhton hower was operated on the follow­ ly on motor vehicles for .mail de­ this week. taling $1,232.16. single publishing company in WPOP—Modem Sounds throughout the State. The highest 11:94— number, 81, came from farmers In ing morning. livery. Tile court r<6fused to set aside Defendants in the case were the Cleveland, Ohio. PLAIN or BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED WHAY—Nita Watch Windham County. New London WTIC—Newa WDRC—Newa County with 67 rates with Wind WPOP—Modem Sounda ham County, Dr. Putnam said, as WREATHS And Up 11:15— the area hardest hit by last sum­ Get Aii the Gifts for Aii Your WHAY—Nlta Watch Day and WTK%-Bports—Wea t h e r mer’s drought. I WDRC—Kusa Naurhton Hartford County farmers from Potted For Oemetery Deooimtiona Chryuntbemumii .. 1.48 np WPOP—Modem Sounds Glastonbury, Collinsville, Canton, Ruitio BMket 1.96, 2.96, 3.96 Night ll:sa— Cyclamen In mixed made ef frenhly cut bniMm WHAY—Jaxz Alley Simsbury, Southington and Broad Men Under Our One RoofI WTIC—UN Radio Review '58 CHEVROLET... BIGGEST, BOLDEST colon, la r g e ...... 8.8S pot boughs, decorsfed with red WDRC—Ruas Naurhton MHior and silver ruse us, cones, rib­ WPOP—Modern Sounds Begoniu, large ... 8.36 pot bons, et4>. TELEVISION 11:45— Gift$ of wearable$ really get cIo$a to a man! And here'$ where you WHAY—Jazx AWey WTIC—Starlight Serenade BREAKFAST and can choo$a the just-right gift for every man in your Chri$tma$. We SERVICE WDRC—Russ Naughton LUNCHEON SPECIALS 7|l make shopping for men a cinch! - WOODLAND GARDENS Thirteenth cenfSry 'Venetians WHERE COMPLETE Phon#: EVERYDAY Retail e JOHN J. Z A P A D K A W holM .1. JA 2-4667 prized their glass containers so MOVE ANY CAR EVER MADE! SATISFACTION 168 WOODLAND ST,—TEL. MI 3-8474 highly that glaasblowers were kept i OPEN DAILY UNTIL tdN) PJIL JA 2-4091 I under guard day and night on the ^ A.... r t h ur Drug Stores IS ASSURED! island o f Murano. DOUBLEGREEN STAMPS Given With Cash Sales Saturday I PETERMAN’S PLUMBING and HEATING j 2z ||Q |Q 3r Give the FAMILY

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ROBES Nmti Chevrolet taket the giant SHIRTS PAJAMAS Mtep with a car that'* almogt “Package^ BATHROOM A Chrlstmaz hint. Give him Arrow and Van Hciiaen a robe. Tartan atrlpes and Rrriadclolh. flannolelte and fsicsiesitmmsitsitsitmtmtm sitm sitmtm mu itsitm diH itsK Dress ShlrLs. Every"man. can too new to he true! Big, new 2-tonea. Small., medium ski. Always acceptable. use several. large and extra large. in length, lowneta and width. 4.00 and 5.00 3.95 and 5.00 Boldly neic in power and per­ S9.9S to S15.9S for CHRISTMAS formance. Brilliantly neic in the cushioned softness of its ride. Never before has any car been so'' wonderfully new FOR in so many different ways. AS Def A ir t-Doer S t H a n - h iig , lew «nJ loaded wHh Me, T o see what’s new this year, feast LITTLE your eyes on Chevrolet! There's AS... new style. T h a t’s written all over Chevrolet in fresh airy lines. And there’s brilliant new performance to match..dhe beauty. The 250- 2 h.p. Turbo-Thrust V 8 * is so new it even looks different. GLOVES SOCKS BELTS SLACKS ▲ variety of belts at HANDKERCHIEFS There are two new rides; Kull ■ NeWly arrived! All wool Men's warm leather glovea Men's regular and atretch 3 for 1.00 worsted flannel slacks. A ll Coil suspension and a real air in all the popular leathers. styles. Ankle and long length 1.50 to 3.00 ^ • colors. ride*. Pick your toughest road. // M ATCH E D B ELTS and others SOc and $1.00 each. Call Does It All" PER 2.9S to 6.50 55c to 2.00 Pr. TIE SETS $3.00 Initial (box of 3) $1.60 12.9S to 16.95 One of these will tame it. One Now . , . add that, extra bath or completely remodel WEEK 9 There’s an even smoother Pow- your pre.sent bathroom. Blieeytie J-Door Sedan— erglide, the one and only Turbo­ INSTALLED! MW beauty wttfi Body by fUher. # ,3 American-Standard Hxtures glide, and fuel injection among # Wall Tile . . . Hoor Tile Men's Suits the superb extra-epst options. Operates like a full size office Typewriter! # 5 Bathroom Accessories.. . Medicine Cabinet NO Chevy’s whcelba.se is longer, the Teaches child touch typing! Instructions included' # Plastering... Carpentry... Decorating DOWN body-chassis design sturdier for Capitals, lower case, numbers, punctuation' PAYMENT a more solid ride. There is a new ALL . .. WITH ONE TELEPHONE CALL! Shift keys for capitals and small letters! Topcoats X-type frame, a new foot-oper­ Standard ’ 2 wide ribhon! Attractive finish! ated parking brake. And the new Telephone M l 9-3001 Sport Coats Bel A ir Impala Sport Coupe and Convertible set new standards o f luxury for the low-price field. See Home Ml 9-9404 YOUR T lr t f lo r t t MEN'S HNE JEWELRY and Chevrolet now! ^Optional at txtra con. a. Wa have an excellent showing. f STORE SWEATERS 1.S0to5.00 W arn, colorful gift ■waaUrs In all atylaa. O ift boxed. W a rm M oor Soc/on-^uflfU wo/ le he thrift/, AUTO 8.95 m od m ort PLENTY OF REE REDUCED PETERMAN’S eXMOUSESSON Jackets TORES I N e . PARKING IN REAR PLUMBING and HEATING CO. •56 M A IN ST. — M l 3-7080 WE GIVE dwe GREEN STAMPS OF THE STORE 2 0 % T. 5 0 % Onfyjnmthissi Chsmlsi dealers Usplacf Msjammt tnismwHi ,$99 Your Local Authorised Chevrolet Dealer • 40 JORDT STSEET. . . MANCHESTIR t tiiguf 9iGgLsf tiMgisJ e^^,-o e g g ^ • PAGE EIGHT MAMCHKSTlilK HKKALi>, MANCHi<;SiEU. CONNw h'KlDA.Y, NUVKiMBER .2^1967

■ ^anrt^rfitpr such A frovernment would conlinus organized, inefficient democracy the West German memherahip in ' are not yet in. A ThoiiKlit for' Today NATO, particularly if it wa.i - ^DPuitiQ lirralii Skvwatch Schedule Rponsored by the Manchester PUBI.IMHWD BV lUk headed by Konrad Adenauer. j Council of Churches ■>iBAlJr> PRINTING CO. INC. And this combination of fore U BIm II StTMl . Saturday Nov. .TO. MaacBettcr ;; llancheeter Conn., ss Ru.^sia to R-i\e up a political- and Thuraday th^ 2Is( of November In- at Co. t d ^ i l Class Mall Matter Noon 2 p.m...... Dave Kclsev. Charlie Perkins. ture. The first verse expresses the for Christmas. Modern foam-seat ■UB8CR1PTION RATliM military bastion in t'enlral Kim»pe *I teresta me It ia entitled, “ Holiday 2 p.m, 4 p.m...... Garry Siitliffe, Ixmis Barber. There's something extra ipeelal For Meters." underlying theme of the whole 8T3 M.SIN s rx ir and IS NORTH MAiN STSICT • MANCHISTER CONN luxury: choice of prints. Chair reg. ______Parable la adTancs wifhout any reciprocal withdrawal ' 4 p.m. 6 p.m...... Carol Henderson. I enjoyed It and agreed with it Psalm the theme of confidence about gifts that come from Watkins. (185.00. Ooa Tear ...... $16.60 on our part. If Russia would not 6 p.m. 8 p.m...... Carol Henderson, Liir\' Burke. |M Moatba ...... $7 7« for the moat part, rnfortun ately.; 8 p.m.— 10 p.m...... Lucy Burke. in God’s unfailing goedness and 9 A. M. to 12 NOON They have an air of quality . Three Mornba ...... $ M accept such a position before; meters in many instances do not | care. How many millions of devout Ope Montb ...... l.3u 10 p.m.- Midnight . . . . : ...... Lucille Hirth, Charles Hirth and styla-rightness week.T ...... n .sputnik, it i.s hardly likely .ihe will solve the problem as erfectivcly as i .Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Poliee .Station people have put their faith in Hie O ld time charm— Bln«le Oapy ...... 06 accept it now. it was hoped. As Mr. \Vm. Barr | Volunteers may regi.ster at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal Good Shepherd and have found that that makes you proud you're tha Kennan .srt.s up his suK^estion by ros-ently pointed out. the niieters I Building, Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from l-.T p m they did not want. MKMBKR OF alone are not enough to assure the j giver . . and mighty happy if you're nitu asso<7iATED PKEta saylne that a solution to the Ger­ And the atrange part of it is that modern^ comfort The aaaociated Press is exclustreiy desiieri turnover In available spare ! the truth of thi.s Scripture has not on the racatving and! antlUed to the use of renubltcaUon of man problem is the key to .sol\ my; Apparently, the only thing that ! .such thought be given to this area all news dispatches credited to f.. or been experienced alone by people the pr()hleiu of the Ka.^tern Fu- will bring this about is the stru’l ' before deciding just to maintain it w oiiicn'.s Hours not otherwise credited In this paper as IS. who were pros|)erou.s. well, and 119.00 and also the local news (isblished here ropean countries He add.s ' I am enforcement of the period of time ' free from trouble, P.ut lliose who FAST IIAKTrOKD Al' tights of republlcatlon of special allowed for parking in any given | Ynilfs truly, l^ess i l l Fran ce alapatches herein are also reserved int lined to feel that the German | g : Stillman Keith tiavc experiemed it.s truth most Trirpluinc B l' 9-9S51 -«»pare. [ keenly have been lho-l p in Friday Rtion. there can be no ,So\ let with- | thing they have attracted, besides folding 'wooden base and For Tuesday—i p.m. Monday for my wife and family. A special , Women are not allowed to work m a ilt this ' " it on a • — F v - in . H i m a a y the bird.s. are im.sightly papers, de­ For Wrdneadar—1 P m- TussdSF drawal from Central and Eastern word of thanks to my nephew, underground in mines or quarries, th* happiest '■------; A BIA)IISK ^ou have a. coffee table! Stand Pnr nursdar—1 P m n’.dpssdar. bris. and inebriates which most re­ For jmdar—| p. m Thursday Europe until the entire area is re­ John Blackmore. of 41" Hartford ma.v not clean, grease, inspect, or itoson e f u black; trays assorted. Reg. For Saturoar—1 p m Fy-May spectable citizens wouldn’t wish Rd., who returned to the burning, repair machines in-opcration. and moved as an ohjeet in the military onto Center Park where they’d be f/i# year (11.60. 2 Classified deadflhe 10:.% a m each smoke-filled hous> many times to by Judy Bond Catch-all 6 9 ’^° ■ay of Dubi'chtlon except RatuHay — rivalry of the great powers He less noticeable. may not be employed in the more • a m . ’ salvage clothes for the children. hazardous occupations. They are argues .then, that it i.s "the Indefi­ I do believe and should like to with extra Tliese actions prove the value of ! entitled to a 14-wcek maternity express here that the Parking Au­ From pencils to Scrabble, the Friday. November 29 nite retention of Ameruan and good neighbors, lea\'e with full job serurit.v. thority could do our Town a great j bachelor che.at in hall or liv­ other wr.stern garri.sons on Herman Hugh Harden. VI o M d a Y service by helping to establish the 97 fVrive B ing room makes a dand.v The Key MedicRl Question ' soil whn h lies at the heart, or ! Railroad Properly as convenient The Detroit Red Wings Is the > J only hockey clu'i to win the Stan- i CaV/ The ftilific i.s Xan.s(>tta, catch-all. Use as a chest in It la not a pleasant proce.ss for j close to the heart, of the diffi- ! parking space for people wishing The land area of Canada 1s 3,- to do business in the North Fmd, ley Cup series In eight straight a poi l't'ct lileiid o f lia- small bedrooms. In cherry. everj’body to be expertlng on the ciilty," . I •TTT.OOO square miles. games. • EPAYMENT ter m s OPEN Book-keeper Whether this is done as a Munici­ . , . 10 fil yovr bvdgol fi'Dii, ( oltoii ami N.vlon /I Prealdent'a physical • condition Pointing out that her World] pal project or by private enter­ War II oonquerors are still In Ger-1 . . . for lighlwpijfht 9 Then again. It might not be nercs- : prise is not essential. Possibly the This big 30-inch nut­ comfort, 'ong wear and aary If considerations of politic.s many. Kennan asks. ".Mighl It not latter would be more expe<1ierii. THIS SEASON MAY 6E IIIIOHTEt meg maple book(;s8e But. I believe the area could be u r i It k I p fp-sistaiicp. . and policy made it possible for the jii.st bp thaf the only poiiUially WITH EXTRA CASH TO CONSOll- TONIGHT keeps your best books ^11\ J made to be moie attractive and far I I'ia.'i.v to wa.sh . facta to speak simply for them­ feasible road to unification and DAT! B in s OR PURCHASE THt no well protected. (21- T i l more beneficial than at present. I EARN EXTRA MONEY O f iippd to iron. Kr selves. independenie for Germany should believe the R. R. Station should be Th in g s YOU w a n t OR NEED WHY m hroid- inch size, $18.96). ^ pfpd golil - and___1 - whiip Captains own 19^^ Open every Thursday Washington newsmen, on lie pipcl.sely through tile aicept- demolished. A new. smaller, at­ FOR CHRISTMAS NOT STOP IN TODAY OR C A lb Wednesday, submitted to Press' ance of certain restraints on free­ tractive station (possiblv designed S Ipiif dpvigns give a '‘U ' i i similarly to the YMC'A and No. se as a desk or occasional Multi-uses Secretary Hagerty a written qitcs-1 dom to shape her future m ilitary' / llolidit.v louch! and Friday Evening Branch Trust) could be put up. Slair, or in fours and sixes in tlon which was the key to the position in Europe"’ " |Tips perhaps could serve a triple We Are Hiring the dining room, dinette or whole __ ^Sucli limitations on a fJermany i purpose as a R R. Ticket office, a ' 5 pieces For typewriter, projector, sewing or (fame room! Lowest price yet ^ bridge^:. . you can't mar Samsonit^s leg should be expected of President ‘ iinitorl umler a democratie form of bus stop, an^^l a House of ( ‘omfort. i 2 9 - 5 0 The area could he redesigned and ' Christmas Sales Help on a aolid hardwood chair in A Q ‘7 5 hew Magic Top with spill-proof rim. A L L D A Y Elsenhower. j government. Kennan as.serts. would with appropriate plantings (pos-| nutmeg maple finish. ‘ Perfect j^t for party-givers. The question read as follows: he better than a land peipetiially sibly one or two fountains with col- i ‘Ta It correct to aay that the ttn- divided, with only one half free: ored lighlsi could be made to be: Now \ n P F V IV PF»>«;ov P i v t N ' F derljdng cause of the cerebral a r -' the other, with it.s millions of East attractive. In addition, and •. be­ I*rcfcrred MONDAYS cause of this, some additional 30 to terial occlusion is arterio-sclcio.sis. German ritizens, lii ing under the ‘ Finiincc Cn., Inc. 50 parking spaces could be made' that this was also the underlying .volte of Conimiim.sm I 98.3 M \I\ ST. NWi." SV.M- iTfeuhgMri-A Pf-iMMiaiMUMWaPT jiegtTgttiaSilsaPJMW'l''ywe:i:*b3IOBMKBIIHfWWBN av'ailable. Tlie present bus stops •Manchester. Conn. cause of the coronary thrombo.sis? He also makes the sensible point could be done away with and per­ Light as If this Is true, is it not correct to that it is "far more desirable on haps parking on North Mam St. Tcl. MI 3-4168— Loans .S '.') to SHOO .\ loan of Sltm eosls S'lU.BO « hen say that the two attacks are re­ j principle to get the .Soviet forces could be confined to one aide only ^age-.XIlen. E.ist Hartford, Is open Xlondav, TiiPAdav Mdlnesdav Plans suggesting one way of proniutlv repaid in 12 conscciilive lated. although distapt in tijne end I out of Central and Eastern Europe and Saturday. 9:30 .\..M. In .S;,30 P.M ; 'huirsdav noon To 8:,10 can be handling 'the attractive green monthly InstaMnirnts of $10.6.3 r..M.; Friday 9:30 lo 8:.)0 I’ .Xl. If you missed out In different portions of the anato­ ' than to cultn'ate a new German parklets * are on file at the Town each. my?” j arm.v for the purposp of opposing HaM. TTiese are not considered to be the ultimate, but would serve as the last time ... On receiving this question, Hag­ them while the.v remain there." ' 13 a starter for the Parking Author­ The trouble with Kerman's pro- | erty promised to consult the Presi­ ity. I humbly suggest that some dent's phyaidana for an answer. ness in logic within itself, but that I Poliihed braaa baaes topped Yesterday he reported this antiwer. ness Is logic within It s e lf, but that with He# straw ahadea Hla answer was as follows: it inevitably clashes with policies '▼ •: in \\ Ol i)l War II theie ha:e been set in a lovely modern Michaels mounting. Choose from our huge v.ith ■ Russia, not with how t/ve those w ho erii led iis efli, leiu \, an.l selection or let us design a new one for you. We will give you a lib­ D O N 'T WAIT! Don’t know a.s we should West could heat the Ru.-sian.'; ir. ■■■• he, ha\e been pu.shing to ha\e iis eral trade-in allowance on the old setting that you bring in— and W’e cannot pioniiac dcliveiy hp- encourage gossiping, but Modern dining—-5 pc 69'^^ the race for ultimate wea.uon.s adopt It for onr.seive.s ..\nd we there is no charge for cleaning and inspecting your gems. Budget foi'c Cbrislina.8 unle.ss ,vou art ■ I here’s the perfect in­ And the lecture was reniatkable ha-.e .so fai turiie-.l U down, not quickly. Plca.se place your payments invited. Christmas order for a new ducement. Telephone ta­ In the, second plai e. b«t.ause Im- li.eiely becaii.se our thiee nnl.tary mounting before Dec. 5th. ble and chair combined in No dinettes are smarter than Day- auggesUon called for the n*euti a li­ ser\ i. es diiln t w ant to he broken Prices shown include the mounting, labor and Federal tax. a roseback Victorian de­ stroms with their slim, contemporary gation of Germany as a means of t'l b'lt also beeau.se our rivihan sign. Maple or mahogany styling. None are finer quality. The breaking the deadlock with Russia sentiment snd tiadilion rebelled finishes. The 30 x 40-inch top (opens to 48 over German reunification TTiat at the ser \ prosperl of hij.i'ing pre­ inches) is sheathed in a gray wood- auggestion has been made b\ sumed etfb lenev at the'..price Of rain non-mar Daystromite plastic. others before, but in \iew of the possible Prussiam.sm in American 79.50 ases ar^ non-chip black Coloramic; W’eat's long-standing posiiion on life In other wotds. we have chairsg covered in gray or red twaed the question, it still sounds looked again and again at the plastic. Reg. $84.50. heretical. German military system, and, \ ALSO W riting Pioneer style Our terms for the reunification , noting how it managed to dom- ' VENETIAN BLINDS / of Germany have long insisted on i inate German life and policy into' for T V Viewers the free election of an all-German ' wara it nevertheless then lost, 17 companions 7 9 ” government which would have no .00 pointedly and deliberately re­ JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS Fleeting time 139 limitationa on its domestic or in­ jected it. E.A.J0HNS0N Solid nutmeg maple desk is perfectly scaled for the Unique . . . because it i.s a full six feet wide and shows ternational policies. It is a fore­ 4 '° « V Perhap* sputnik changes all this. 958 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER den, bedroom, or small living room. 31 inches wide; the styling of early Western pioneer days. Made of gone' conclusion that such a gov- And perhaps it ddei not. Perhaps, PAINT CO. B IT (before television) Colonial bracket feet on full platform base: antiqued honey pine, it has a thick seat and sturdy, square legs, ammsnt would be democratic and Time paasea pleasantly when there’s as in the case of another totali­ we used these has^ks willow brasses; and loads of storage space in the stretcher back supports and spindles. The legs are a grandmother’s clock to chime in tha •riantsd to the West. It la alto as tarian triumph, the blitzkrieg, the 723 Main Street THE KNOWNi NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 M foot stools! RoUpd, many pigeon holes and two Big drawers. The thumb- pegged through the seat and fastened with splints. quarter hours. This bracket-base Co­ much of a fo re g^a concluaion that final returns from our poor die- Phone MI 9-4501 oblong or square; oxblobd back Windsor side chair is a good match; is used lonial model is in mellow antique pine. red, saddle tan, pca^l often in fours or sixes for dinettes and dining rooms. It’s called a “grandmother’s” iiK^el gray, dark green. \ Use bur easy Budget Terms " Or as an odd chair for hall or bedroom! because It is 64 inches tall! , 1 ' i 1-) ' ^ ^ ^ r*p-^ .. -•■ d"'- y . ; 7 -r „ f- /, ■ ;

PA 6 B T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19S7

May 2, 1834, a daughter of Arthur Air Force Shifts Missiles J. Ouitafaon and the late Ethel Obituary Fuller Giutafeon. .She had been a France Rejects lifelong reaident of the town, and Programs to SAC Control was eaucated In local schools. She was a member of the South Meth­ Bid to Mediate ^ 1 --1 (Oiwtiatod from . Pmco odist Church. I A 1 • T D eatha Besides, her husband and father, ! I I S K I ] A •lOna well It. »nd alwayi will be she leaves two daughters. Shirley paramount.” Ann and Joan Agnes Harrison: ------News Tidbits three sisters, Mrs. Lois Pella of (Continued from Pago One) White aaid that w-hlle the United !F. L. Maharan Culled from AP Wires Canterbury, Mrs. Jean .Miller and T it- Btatce 1* intereated In Improving Dies: Rockville Mrs, Barbara Georgetti, both of i Issues of confidence In the S-week- l^e warning: eystem and U.a lone- Manchester: and a brother. Arthur | old Gaillard government. 7 7 2 ^ 0 I ^ I range defensive weapons, "we're' Ribiroff rall.s on motorlata to ' Gustafson, also of Manchester. | They are expected to be voted on ZBA Chairman The funeral will be held at 2 later today. not the nnlv ones wtih defense 1 redouble safety effort*------French ' weekly magar.lne says Fninee to ' ...... o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Gaillard told the deputies that prowems. .\-b«mb next spring. Rockville ^ Frederick L Ma- I *°J'th Methodist Church. Burial he well understood the iinessineai He. said the presence of U S yugoslsvis begins S-day oele- hRran. 60. of 33 Bancroft PI. i "'‘[i Cemetery, of Hie former French protectorates btJies in friendly countries around ^hrsllnn marking 'Uav of the Re- chairman of the Zoning Board of I frienda may call at the Holmea of Morocco and Tunisia. T T i V T O the Soviet Union bases St sea as publie." . . .,S oW el Parliament Appeal*. died at Mancheater I Home. 400 Main F>t.. today "But." he added, "the basto well ai on land--'pres#nts’the Rua- summnns 1,800 tnAnbers to budget Memorial - Hospital yesterday ' ^ P policies of France cannot b* ■Ians with some problem.^. , .se.ssinn beginning Dec. IP. mrtrnlng/*fter a short lline.s.s changed. We will never agree to specials ■'ll is quite ■'bvlous that our air- ('turago medical Inreatigatora He was appointed first ch.iii man AMIIIhiii I’iorkowskI 'consider the million Frenchmen power could be reroeri In on the (,|a,„e addicts, not peddlers, foy of the Zoning Board of .Appeals Rockville \\ llliam .A. Piorkoii-- of Kuiripeaii origin a.s foreigners U.'tSR from every direction he spreading narcotics habit... Rus-' at its formation early thi.« year. ski. 66. of 81 1-ianklin St., died at in then native territory where o e a t aaid sia dug deep, fast and without Before moving to this'city two Rockville City Hospital yesterday they mii.st keep their rights." ••This rompiii'ale.s the Rii.s.'ian.s siriiples to strip Rermany of years ago. he was a ineinher of the afternoon after a brief illness. 'The Brenner faced the .Asseinhl.v East Hartford Zoning Board of He was Ivirn in I'otnnd April 19. , just a few hours before Foreign defensive' problem srientisla and technicians after 1891. "The Ru.s.siaii by nature is a la.si war. Senate Internal Security Appeals for l-'> \'eais. He was also and came to this country .50 | Minister (fhnslian Pineaii wa.s to years ago. Hp realist, ^anrl 1 have no re.4,son to ^ .Subcommittee told, a member of the Finance Commit- i had lived in Rock-I plead Franct' s case on Algeria be­ believe thsl out .stroi.g strategic .N'orway and Russia to hiilld tee of the Congregational Church ville for the past 14 yesis and was fore Hie I'nited Nations. employed in a local textile mill. capability goe.« unnoticed on the jo in tly four hydroelectric p,.—-r of Vernon. He was a salesman for Gailliuil aaid nothing was pos- He leaves four sons Theodore O th e r side o f, the Iron (iirtain ' 1 stations on their rommon far- Ivcver Bros. .sihlp without s rea.se-fire. And Jor ^our whole fami'lu! While said he did not wish to north border . . . N. V. Gov. Harri- Maharan was born In Boston. and Raymond Pinrknwski of Biil- there is no need for a conference falo. N Y., Cliester and Ernest minimire. the threat of expanding man reports state tax collections Mass. .Isn 10. 1897, the son for that, he .said LOW Piorkouslti of 'rhompsonvillc; two Russian airpowjr and of Russian for the rtrst seven months ninning i of John snd Louise Dumaipsq "Moi'0('\;o ami Tunisia will rend- attempts to gaii^control of air and “someuhst below" h' dget eati- ' .Maharan. He leaves his wife i -'''s, .Sophie Raton of ei a great .service to France If -||' 11 lillii IPI— — ■ BWa'nao’-wxsa'-s-.-..aMnsaiiiiu.aiijmaiiji.aaii■■ — — —e— i»i q i ' hki' ■ apace. He conluiied males. I Marietta Dyke Maharan two ’''hf'nipsonville and .Mrs. Norman they can make the terrorists sons, Richard E and George ' Cummings, Springfield. .Ma.ss : two uniier.s'.anU that," he said. •Tlie experts In Russia, u ho are , Owner of Short Line. Inr. and I brothers. Anthony of Somers and P R l C e S ! responsible for their great prog- Interstate Buses Corp. announces I D, .Maharan of Rockville, four King Mohammed V of Morocco ress must certainly ■ know, how- he has agreed to purchase biM sisters, Mrs, Agnes Blair and Miss Peter Plorkowski of N*ew York | and President Habib Bourguiba of aa-er. that they have not yet sue- ' miileN and 40 buses of New Eng- I..ouis# Maharan. both of Water- City: and one sister, Mrs. .Te.ssica ! Tunisia met in .Morocco earlier Sledlik of this city | tins month and offered their help eeeded in rjinceling the effective- land Tranaportatlor Co . . . Heavv town. .Mass., .Mrs Charles Phillips ■ Santa Makes Brief Visit to Parkade The funeral will be held at the i in settling the dispute. ness 6 f our own airpower. nstnictlon contrart awards for of North Hampton, Mass., and Santa Claus flew in this morning to the Maiiclies ter Parkade where a crowd of youngsters awaited Mrs. Justine Brooks. Jamaica White 81ineral Home, 65 Elm St., j Dei daring that France would "But we too must be reahattc. week ended Mondav total $87* - tomorrow al 8:1.5 a m . followed hy [ never accept the idea of full In- 727.000, N. T. trad Journals re­ " Parkade s parking lot, St. .Nick began prelimtnarv consultations Plains, Mass.: and two grandchil­ The**lrpower that we have today with the small fry. The conversations hinged on siirh matters as Are trucks, life-sire dolls and dren. a service in the Polish .N’stional dependence for Algeria, Gaillard - 7 7 ^ U not the answer for all time ' port. ■imilar important thinf^s- (Herald Photos by Oflarai. ’ He was a veteran of World War Church, Thompaonville. with hur-[ said "Algeria must remain GIFT-GIVING T hrw Main MlMlona I and a member of American lal in Polish .N’stinnal Cemetery. ^ French " and went on. White aaJd the present capabil­ Legion Post, .No. 77, East Hart­ Thompaonville ' W'e cahnot. either, agree to ity of the Air Forge to perform ford. Friends may rail at the funeral negoiiate with the -National Church May Call home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 EYE-OPENERS its three primary miasons — Contractors Told* A military funeral will be held Liberation Front (FL.Nl, Fighting Police Arrests About Town pm . •trategic and .tactical offensiv’f Sunday at 2 pm. at the Burke organiZHtiona are not valid atdlity and. air defenae—la reason­ Japanese Cleric The American I>egton Auxiliary To Include Fee Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. negoiiating partners. They are not ably adequate. "paHicularly as far Ralph DIUliero I will meet' .Monday at 8 p.m. In the Rockville. The Rev Rodman D. qralified lo disciiaa anything but AT TERRIFIC as the offense la concerned ' Joseph A. Marcoux. SO, of New (Contlmi^d from Page Ona) Ralph DiLibero. 88, Bloomfield, a cease-fire Bedford, Mass., was arrested'here I Legion Home, In Hospital Bid Cart, pastor of First Congrega­ He a d d e d tta t in the future who- ! this m orning . 0 ^ c h a f e d wlJh' tional Church of Vernon, will of­ father of .Mrs Frank Ronco and -Morocco and Tunisia cannot bridge, the church and the organ •Mra. Frank .Alarchettl, both of thia hope that the iFrenchl govern­ aver la capable of controlling space \ aneedinc and . n.,i— » Tu The r.lpancra Circle of the South ficiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill have been completely rebuilt, and Building Inspector Griswold town, died yesterday In St Fran- ment takea any other attitude, SAVINGS! WU be Stable also of exerting! X.tlon wa. ''o"'’ .Methodi.f the Chvil p.m. Macchi is scheduled to Town tinueriniiA totfs do/4m so.am " the eU.^ building W..11J:____. inr pute Slim-line*... plenty of other 4 8 9 Air PatroL civilian auxiliary of staff of the Vidil-Rock School of Friends may call at the funeral Court arraignment on Dec. 21. apector said. Mongl Slim. Tunisian am bassa­ the United States Air Force, have Hurl in Cra.'^li •Modern Langiiage.s, Hartford. .She home today from 7 to 8 p.m. ■((J»! styles, too! Blacks, psttels. 34-40. aw M asiw M O W arren A. Shlblea. 24. of Willl- Waiver of a fee for the addition dor to Washington snd the U .N., worked devotedly In the cauae of will leach Italian. Her classes be­ mantir. waa arrested about 7 p:m. would require a apecial ordinance, Many Imhi.slrir.s made the appeal In a debate on aviatioo and in performing aerial gin Dec 4 Before her marriage. I Mrs. An«-st«ta I>em.etrion .veaterday and charged with fail­ Two peraons were Injured this j Algeria in the General Assem­ lodiM* cor co oh.. aearch and rgacue. mercy miaaions .Mr.s. 1) Ago.stino was a teacher of rhannell asid (h.t i— . Columbia Mrs. Ansstasls De- ure to stop at a red light, operat­ afternoon In a car-truck collision Desrrlin^ Pari.s bly's political coniniittee. and disaster relief. ' »'dhorUv^for "‘|;"*l™ 3n, 78. of Porter Hill Rd.. ing a motor vehicle without a li­ at E. Middle Tpke. and Vernon -St. He read out the offer of good Solids, flecks, stripeil Hoods. 1 5 9 5 These civilian volunteers have cense and failure to change his ad- A pickup truck driven by Peter 'whiiron a^r, A?" ‘ previous Hartford, widow of aatabtished «nd have dedicated hile on a tour of Europe. 'addition Was derived l ^ e rec ' For Coiinlr> side : offices in Algeri,an-F rench negotla- qufltliningsl Misses'sizes. , \ Bits* dre.sa on hla regialration. Shibtes Kaminski, 48, Willimantic. stnick . lions made in Kabst last week by themselves, to maintaining an ef­ ords In his office show that a: 5Vindham Community Me- X tS aV atoM l was arrested hv Patrolman Ned- " c*r operated bx' Stanley Gantick. Pftrifl - In the pa*l l\s'o \’eiirn . King .Mohammed V of .Morscco fective program of aviation educa­ dow at E .Middle Tpke and Sum- 54, Willin'^ ntir. broadside, turn .Seiuor Girl Scout Troop 2 will building penult for a *623.800 ad-1 "’°''*** Hospital. tion for our youth hold nbout 250 French Indurtrinl firm* and F'resident Boiirguiha of Tii- Uttio girls’ odorablt-fosAioN d^sfoi I mil St He waa releaaed under *50 Ing It completely around. Mrn food sale al the J. W, Hale dition was granted to the hospital' "'(as horn In Smyrna. Turkev. . ni.sia. ■Store starting at 9 :.10 tomorrow...... wilhont...... fee in .November 1949.'"Die _ £>*<. 22, 1879, and had lived in this h*ve mover! from Pari* into the I bond for Town Court arraignment Amanda Gantick. 54, riding with He remarked that one of ths at a date to be aet later morning Proceeds will be used for fee would have been *1,248 under country for .50 years. She was a Ginghams, drip-dry 1.8)8t r Paper.Boo«t8 Price her husband, received cul.s of the countryside. In the aame period , parties in the case, the Algerian the troop S trip to Washihgton, D. the former achedule of *2 for each msmber of St. George Greek O r­ Clifton L. Perkina, IS. of East head, hands and knees snd po.«*sible more than 70.000 new joh* have front of National Liberation, "re- cottons, lovely rayonsi .Martford. wa.s arrested late C . tn Eebniary. *1.444 worth of eonstrUetion, he thodox Church of Hartford and Northampton. M ass. Nov. 29 back injuries. Gantick received been created in ind.i.sthe.s that have sponrierl to that appeal in ter.T.a Styles galotel Waahablel 2 .8 9 iWednesday night by Sgt. George said. theV .Philaplohas •iKopvAriinn I.«dlesi..«uirn Societv^5{K,’ieiV. | ,, t ... j . . (85—^The Dally Hampshire Gazette minor head Injurie.s which permit every hope " McCaughey and charged with Tlie Zipser Club will hold a card He Is telling contractors pre­ She leaves two sons, George p- j '-Apandexl from their announced today that effective According to Kaminski, who wa.s "Ma\ we he able to meet a simi­ Monday Its price would be in- , speeding on E. Middle Tpke. Per- unhurt, he was driving west on FI party tomorrow at 8:30 p.m al the paring to submit estimates for the mietrion of West Springfield' 1 -T'"'' P«ris area Girls* Nylofl slips and ponAem H ^ I kins Is scheduled to* appear in rlubhou.sp. new addition to include the fee, he lar spirit and a like comprehen­ ereaaed from flve to aeven centa Middle Tpke. and was coming down- -ass, and Charles R. ^metrlon 7«Hon move " "h sion from the other partv In the Increased costs of services and ' court here on Dec. 2. the hill, when Gantick's car shot .said. of Fuist Hartford, two daughters. I ^ Frilly, lacy slips, bouffant 1 .8 9 A Thomas F Ca’rroll. 20. of 592 E. The Pe.Molay .Mothera Circle The atandard 'e e is *3..50 for •Mrs. Helen .Nizamis of this town out any call.on the government for case. " said Slim 'M ay we be able auppliea were given as the reason out of Riverside Dr. In fronl of ^ financial aid Sixty per cent of the to see F'rench wisdom , . triumph ! Center St.. Wednesday night waa ■him. will meet .Monday at 7:30 p m. In each *1.000 worth of construction and Mrs. Harry Contoa of Willi- peMcoats. White, pink, red. 4-14. 2 .8 9 News dealers and .newaboys will, ; firms thst have decentralized in over passion and a narrow nation- share Tn the increase. I charged with operating a motor | Kaminaki's______truck stnick the car the .Masonic Temple. and fraction thereof and would he mantir: nine grandchilrifer and t . * , 5 I vehicle with Improper equipment' on the right side *5.000 for the hospital addition and three great-grandchildren the past few years have relocated aliam that is neilher In the true Girls’ 100% hi-bulk Orion swMrttrs snd making unneceaaary noise. Ar- j Police are investigating not *4,000 as has been stated, Eimeral service.- will be held to- I i.-lthin 12.5 miles of the capital, French tradition nor in the Inter'- ' \ rested by Patrolman Casaella on ! Chappell said. j morrow at 2 .30 pm at the Taylor j many of them (n communities of | 'si nf E'ance " Short sleeve slipons. Christmss-y 1 8 9 I Center SI. about 8:30 pm . Car- .\<»rlli Kml Cliurcli — ------I and .Modeen F'unersl Home. Hart­ I less than .5 000 population. Erehch Eoreigr -Minister Christ roll will appear in court here on ford. followed by s service at St lan 'Pm eaii opened the debate jewel trims, whites, pastels. 7-14. *—rr-t-stt Dec. 2. I’irm lo Repave i Plans W or ksh ^^edne*day. Me pleaded with dele- 87 Korean Orphan.s! Greek Orthodox Church S E N D T H E M Earl J. Doucette, 17. of 108 High Magnolia Nainofl J-^ale* to ateer clear of -interna­ 8oys* quih-linod Melton cm coots St . wasimrreated Wednesday af­ Dilehe.s, (airh.s .Second Congregationalists will Friends may call at the funeral tionalisation of the Algerian con­ ternoon and charged with operat­ hold the first of two Christmas Meet ISeu Parents home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to flict and let Franr e go on aoeking lOOX reprocessed wool melton 1 2 9 9 ing a motor vehicle without a li­ I’or Frenchman a ■ peaceful, democratic and ju.^t • T H E Ditches dug out when a new family .work.shops Sunday after­ 9 p m. In lien of flowers the family cense. He was stopped for s rou­ aolution ■ by crii*hing the rebellion storm sewer was built at Park and noon. finm 3 to 5 o'clock, under (Continued from Pago One) suggesu that friends make contri­ with detachable hood! 4 to 12. tie veleee tine check by Patrolman Allan and intrrtdiK'tng elerionil reformi New Sts. were being filled in today the directinii of .Miss Martha butions to the St George Greek Tha ma^nolm waa named In to benefit Algerian Mo*lem*. HOMETOWN Smith on Summer St Free on $.50 by a road paving firm under town 73iorhton. director of religi’oii.s and that the new parents wouM Orthodox CThurch Memorial Biiild- honor of a famou.* 17th Century Quilt-lined CAR COATS HUGE SRECTION OF Qirilt-llned MELTON ZIPCOATS of Imported bond, the vouth will he arraigned contract. education at the church. |jng Fund. In a vague re.so.utmn adopted Boys' gobordine, lionnel, corduroy slocks in court here on Dec. 2. p6 y for treatm ent of the lllneanea. French botanist, Pierre Magnol. T7ie firm will also patch utility The program Sunday is for fam­ la.sl Feb. 15, the A**embl\’ ex- j One of the four >1! youn)?aterg ha* It 1* a very old tree: fossil remains j prFssed hope that a peaceful Rayon4decrons, rayons in a rich 3 9 9 NEWS ditches and repair crunihling curbs ilies whose names begin with A .Mrs. Thomas F. Ganiev in other part.s of town, according lliroiigh .\I and on Dec* 8 for Vani'-. crippled hy the disease j .Mrs Hazel K. Ganiev wife of annnnnoo fnrniation.s dem onatir and just solution ; BEAUTIFUL COATS SUBURBAN COATS BRITISH TWEEDS array of shades. Ivy style*. 6-18. TarrHbi 60 non nno years old The wood ;wOld to Town Flngineer .iame.s Sheekev. ilies, N through Z. Everyone in which has affected his spine...spine.. !I 'HiomaaThomas F.F’. Hanley.Ganiev. 25R Forest St . i onre iiVsH u * T wood , would be found rt conformity wit h ivers Hurl L\eis s charter principles, Tweniv- - ^ The sewer for which the ditches Uie family is invited. Family *nd his wife have five chll-j died yesterday al Manchester M e-|rrstes is not nicnfi^iplentiful nnovO^ut W ith f 0 0 % wool plaU ilp -ln IlnorsI II |■^l_ I X were dug runs in the neighborhood units w ill Work togelhsr msking i‘If'n of their own. Two of his tpsn-1 moriRl jlospitsl sfter s short ill- ' ow.'^nt is two African and Asian delegations Men's color-live oil-wool sports cools I X..I aeill of , apartment project on Park (l<’i oratim» for the home or to »ge daughters. Barbara and Wan-| neaa. orra.sionsllv .see,, m fine paneling revived the issue In this ses.slon on meres "Bla k "''"''”i'ntal wood . gioiinds no progress has been made Natural, slim looki Newest patterns 1 9 9 8 sSt. from Now St. and Chestnut Sf .share wiih others. From 3 to 4 :45 da, accompanied the Korean or-. Born In Claremont. N. H.. ahe pieces. Black magnolia paneling, i ; T'.vo out-of-aiate driver* \sere thev will iimke tree decorationa. I phana on the flight from Seoul, i had lived in Manchester for the i in that dire<’tion Both Arab and and texturesl Sizes 35-46. $37 velee# and on New St. from Laurel to because of iis near-black and o] Beautiful new styles and fabrics to choose treated and released from the room decorationa, candles, spatter Another daughter, Mollie. stayed past 10 years, before that realding green. ive western diplomatic rourres ex­ Park St An old system discharged I* H much-prized snd i95 un- sManche*ter Memorial Hospital fol- into the apartment site south of paint Christinas cards and table I at the Seoul orphanage to help care in Hartford, New Haven and Film- usual item. pressed* belief last night that a fromi Attached hoods, detached hood*, $26 Values $ I S Values lowing a 2-car accident on Rti 15 Park St , the engineer said or mantel i enterpleces. for the children remaining there. wood. She was a registered niii se. ' _____ ^stronger resolution will be adopted toggle and button closures. Luscious Men’s Westerfield oll-weol slocks this time. in Kaat Hartford ^^ednesl lining! A coat your boy 2 Tough, long-wearing and wool 1 5 8 8 e^wg was driving we*t nn the park­ (Airbs to be repaired bv the sive loy for a hospitalized child. F'our of the children will make Winsted. Mrs. Harrv Wilev of! y ^’’PP'V '"'ports lowpricel WooLand nylon fleeces, tweeds were bom for punishment, just Regardles-a of w here way when his car w<»nt out of con­ Kapla Company are on \V MidI^a of jet engines. .their eyes mainly to avoid oh- Push-up sleeves, deep turn-back cuffsl patterns in blues and grays. Sheen rayon gab, reinforced 9® ® ! provided Mrs. Marlow Hurt be for­ and charged him with reckleaa E. Center St., and In St. James' wor-Kers (ji the airplane-re-' ataclea and never to observe de-' All warmly interlined! Misses' size*. Sizes 6 to 18. fancy tweeds! Greys, blues, browns, with nylon for wear! 36-46. suvahM, warded to be at “Mail driving He will he arraigned tn Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be aearch laboratories Involved In the tails. They get their chief pleai- heather shades. Regulars, shorts, longs. East Hartford next month The Test Simplified When Hit bv Car in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, experlments injected finely pulver-j ures through their other aenaea. Tapered slacks in fine cotton sateen, Ui-WOM. HJUMa SLACKS... lizM - . . . J Call’’ regularly w ith all Bloomfield. ized brown coal into jet engines' The vision of different doga 4 11 4 9 accident occurred aboij * 30 p rn Set I lenient Made Men's bond-cut suede leather jackets Friends may call at the funeral and found It particularly adaptable may vary, even in the same breed, long-wearing corduroy or cotton plaid the hometown news Wedneada v In Liver I)isea.«;e I - |S • Mrs. Lena P. Marlow, 73, of 20 J h(ime after 3 o'clock this after­ as fuel, the Supply Minister re- Some can See a moving object 800 ... in solids or colorful tartans! All warmly Finest Imported New Zealand 1 6 ” people away from n K l . 1.1 i ’ a t a J l t V H oH St., nit by a car • • she walked noon. CawplMa eh»/ethe$ htMt4 te mte’s eeJ keys’sleds, syertteSts eeJ teels ' across E. Center St. last night, is .vards away, but can'only recognizb flannel-lined! Hurry in! skins! Top colors! Sizes 36~46. $33 v«i«m home are so anuoua ; A nharmaceutiral laboratory In in "fair” condition Although testa revealed that 'f " distance of 1.50 yards. And -\eM (Ji rome Tape ! Morris Plains. N. J.. reports that j( naima against the husband of a : Edward L. Uaueh.v damage could result to the rspidly " '*''8 ' dog can see farther than a ’’" ‘t to ^et. has developed a simple, rapid woman killed in a Manchester ac i in J.' “ a Edward L. Dauchy, 92 Hemlock spinning rotor hlade.i of the tur­ very small one. / ■ Reflects Lights screening test that can be per­ cident have been settled for her' 1 "'' St . ...r..died «iat .»a.,c..eair.Manchester me.noiMemorial bine engine by the Impact of solid Quick recognition depends on formed In a doctor's office and will e.state by the legal firm of I>e..-J Hospital Wednesday following instead of gaseous fuel, it is be motion, the institute says, and ■ aid in diagnosing a min’bei of lieved research can solve thia prob­ a dog recognizes its master first Telephone MI .3-5121 A new safety friction tape that ner. Rotlner. Karp A Groohert ■ ' I diseases, including some forms of Tlie Manchester attorneys were a r> . i (.■ i. Born in Bradford, Pa., he had lem. ,( by his gait and last of all by hla looks like chrome m the davtinie, jt.______Circulation but - ■ ' ...... (•sneer, jaundice, and gall-stones repreaenting the estate of Mra. „ “'fy been a resident of Manchester for face. Some qf them can't recognize s, test' measures blood levels of Marguerite Graham of Providence, i Jr., the woman wa.s walk-1 50 yeurg jje waa a retired DE.YD MAN POir.ND their master,a at distances of more OPEN EVERY NIGHT COME Department m Pn.ii ** ' *'■' * ' *0 enzyme, alkaline phospata.se P. 1. .Mrs Graham was killed In an i *'’5 near Holl .St, 1 dothing salesman. He was a mem- Bridgeport, Nov. 29 thai) 10 yards. • he t s n f"" of which rise when liver tissue is automobile Ollisinn on Rt. 15. 90' ‘ "hen she was hit by a per of Union Lodge. AF and AM, man Idenflfled by pollcv as Ste­ TILL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR Today! ►natilrro^ a , ' T ' ’' new test can be feet fiiirn' (lie F7ast Hartford line, I!"''i In Danbury, also of the Comman- phen Michaels. 45, of this cltv, lAing-Lived Hawaiiaiis RONDREDS of an inch I"'"' " i completed in half an-hour or le.^s nn .M.iy 8, 19.56. 26. of Rockville. An ambulance, d,rv and the Shriners. was found burned io death at /Nnf.es«iof an inch apart . 1. that. . contain . the I, uMiiipifir-icompared With several heui* Attorneys had already started to brought her to the hospital where’ He leaves his Wife, Mrs. Maude 10:15 a.m. today in a small room Honolulu (85 If you were lucky SHOPPING CONVENIENCE More pr ac tic al "brht iirv" ht needed for previous te.st methods, pick a jury to try the rase in h*r condition was, at first, describ-1 h . Wright Daiichv. light up at night. h e SO in Hie Park City Electronira enough lo be born in Hawaii, Hartford Superior Cisurt this week ed as*■ ''Phhf-' • ^ jirivate funeral will be held Laboratory, Inr. Or., George J. 1 sensitive it is able to indu at LaBonte has been charged by po­ chances, are you w'lll live longer. .\I>.MITS SECRETS L E.\K when they agreed upon a *15.000 tonight at 7 o'clock at the Holmei Molnar, medical examiner, said. Recent figures compiled by the c lo th in g *■ j jaundice several weeks before lice with reckless driving and bond l»ndnn. Xov. 29 (,\P )__"Tfia settlement of claims for Mrs. Gra- Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial MIchaela had been dead aince Bureau of Health showed life ex- gifts iHanrljpBtfr I symptoms appear. j ham's estate. has been aet a t *500. He is sched: Foreign Office t«Mla.v ronflrmed will *be tomorrow In the Ridge­ Thurada.v snd died of second and Mctaney for males born here to Her husband. Charles, had been tiled to appear In court Dec; 14. Po­ LOW in part the story of an Italian field Cemetery, Ridgefield.' thin} degree hums' of the body be 67 years, 9'i months—two years BODY UNmr..\TIFlEl) j named a defendant in the iiiit as lice aaid that the victim waie with o v er h ea d spy who said he horroned Brit­ Frieida are asked to omit flow- and asphyxiation by rarhon mon­ and 3la months longer than malea North Haven, .Vov. 29 i^^i— Po­ j the driver, of the car. alleged to her husband at the time of the mis­ niCES! lEDrntng ish embassy ae.reta for Musso­ oxide fumes. born on the United States main­ lice toda.v were trying lo identity have crossed the esplanade and hap. BERLIN TURNPIKE lini's breakfaat reading. A land, « a man whose body was found in a smashed Into another car going in The scene of Isst night's sccldent spokesman aatd ae cone of e«pl- Mrs. Albert Harrison Five danominatlona worship brook near a' railroad track- the opposite direction. la only s block from where Mrs. Femalea bom here can expect onage., which came to light In Mrsi Shirley Lucille Harrison. regularly in the 'Washington, D.C., to live 71 yearartfed three months Iffralii workera cam p .yesterday. The aii- Afrs. G raham was a paisengcr in Sslome Green, about 80, of 36 Len­ (Rout6 5 oiuf 15) At Rout6 72 Overpass World War O, waa tnatrurneataJ S3, Wlfs of Albert Harrison. 29 Cathedral; Vroteatant Episcopal, —three montheJShngey than those thoritiea aai(i the tnan, believed her husband's car. The driv*!* of ox St., was hit by s car on Nov. Sunset Sf., died Wednesday at la oomiiFUlBg Britain to recast to have been a railroad worker, Templs Sinai Jtwish (Jongregatioh, bom on the nwnletid. ' , the other car. Dr. Benjamin J. Cor­ 17. Mrs. Green died In Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital Ruisian Orthodox. Polish National Iti worldwide aystcni of dlp)o- had been dead for aiwut alz dero o f Holbrook, Mam., w u albo Life expeqt^o'y has sho*n a Memorial Hospital from Injuries after a short Illness. Cktholie and Bt. Andrew's Ukran- tm tic aeourtty. '•' months. kUled. gain of 14 per cent here In 10 sustained In that accident. Shs waa bom In ManchesUr Ian Orthodox. years.

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PAGE TWEtVt MANCHESTER EVENWG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1957 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 195t PAOETHmiKBN n i f was stricken Monday with a slight Vernon agent, will represent the New Eng­ stroke, had made a tentative de­ land County Club Agents’ Aesn. et Hospital Auxiliary JOHN P: cision to order the Jupiter and the. annual national meeting Dec. U.S, Missile Status Thor into production. Nixon said a ___ i Award Planned 1 to 4 In Chicago. Gray was re­ Dance Plans Set f s s e s s i group of eight officials made the cently elected president of the New decision final. For Mrs. Booth , England group. TIERNEY In another action aimed at With Christmas aleighs ak the Poor-Not Hopeless speeding missile work. McElroy motif, pigna for the decorations for was reported by officials to have At Chicago Fete the gala Holiday Ball sponsorH by FUNERAL HOME Violent Deaths at 8 the Women’s Auxiliary of Man­ (OooUiiiied from 'Page One) ordered resumption of overtime been taken "a long time ago." pay for work on the Thor and two Vernon, Nov. 29 (Special)—Mrs. chester Memorial Hospital are f i n e s t MO0BRN FAOIUT1E8 John Booth of Vernon, active in nearing completion. This fourth ’The CIA wits quoted By one ’Hie Tennessee Senator disputed Air Force ICBMs, the Atlas snd Over Thanksgiving OFF-STREET FARKOfa Htart to I'hristmas Shop Toda^ a statement by Donald A. Quarles, the Titan. Both ICBMs still are in local sewing groups, will be hon­ annual Christmas dance will be source as reporting the Russian held at the County Club on Sat­ deputy secretary of defense, that the development stage. ored as a top 4-H clothing club (Continaed from Page One) \ QUtET RESnOENTIAl. NEIGHBORHOOD sal subs could launch missiles while tile United States is running An Air Force spokesman said adult leader at the National 4-H urday, Dec. 14. atm submerged. The weapons were ■'ncck-and-neck" with Russia in de­ the Douglas Aircraft Co. has been Club Congress in Chicago this police Identified ea e domestic A color scheme of pink and sti­ SIS WEST CENTER ST. (Joet West M k ) ^ weekend. described as of the "cruise” type— veloping an intercontinental bal­ engaged for some time In limited servant In Greenwich. They were ver has been chosen by the decor­ She is also one of four leaders ating committee headed by Mrs. presumably a guided missile slower listic missile (ICBM). Such a rock­ production of tho Thor. et is designed to reach targets up Army sources said production being recognized by the Singer returning from a Thanksgiving Eve William D. Stroud. Working with than a ballistic missile. to 5,000 miles from its launching facilities at the Redstone Arsenal Sewing Machine Company for dance in Norwalk. her on plans for transforming the The U.S. Navy has a small num­ site. Quarles also told the subcom­ near Huntsville. Ala., would be achievement in the company’s sew­ Police said the car driven by Country a u b are Mrs. Justus W. ber of submarines equipped with mittee that "as a whole, as of to­ used to meet early requirements ing program for 4-H girls. A mem­ Joseph Roberts apparently failed Paul Jr., Mra. Richard W. Law, the Regulus, a subsonic missile ca­ day." the over-all U.S. missile pro­ for the Jupiter, with production ber of the 4-H town committee, to make a curve at 1:30 a.m. and Mrs. John H. Malone, Mra. George pable of carrying a nuclear war­ gram l.s ahead of Russia’s. actlvles gradually shifting to the she has served as secretary and veered into the opposite lane. The T. LaBonne Jr., Mrs.' Walter ORANGE H A U AT THESE NORTH head up to atmut 800 miles. Tije ' United States, Kefauver Chrysler Corn, plant In Warren. chairman of many 4-H planning other automobile was thrown into Schultheis, Mrs. David M. CaM- In addition, the Navy is devel­ .said, is two years behind Russia in Mich. This plant now makes the committees. a utility pole. well Jr.,‘ Mrs. Robert Fuller, Mrs. STORES oping the Polaris, an intermediate both the IRBM and ICBM pro­ •shorter range Red.stone rocket. Elsewhere, Raymond C. Darby, Martin U Erickson and Mrs. Ray­ range ballistic missile (IRBM) de­ A club leader for the past 16 I WHILE SHOPPING THE NORTH END grams. It has been estimated the first years, Mrs. Booth now leads the 51, New Haven, was Injured fatal­ mond Rlppman. signed to be fired from beneath In announcing the production missiles would cost about $1 mil­ ly there Thursday night when he Mrs. Edward H. Glenney, chair­ the surface of the ocean. However, Sew and Chat Club, composed of GIFT SUGGESTIONS for the ENTIRE FAMILY go-ahead for the Jupiter and ’Thor lion each, with the coat expected nine girls oetween the ages of 9 was struck by a car vvhile crossing man for the dance, asks that mem­ VISIT OUR NEWLY REDECORATED development of the Polaris has rockets. McElroy .said "It is now to drop as production rccahes the a street. bers make their reservation now. been described as being behind and II. She has served as chair­ clear that while neither of the mis­ quantity stage. man of the local women’s home In Torrington, Mra. Leslie Hlne, A limited number of tickets will that of the Army's Jupiter IRB.M siles can be regarded as having BINGO fieeemix_ McElroy said whatever new demonstration group and given In­ 45, Torrington, was killed Wednes­ ba available to the general public LARSEN’S KlkOfUC LARSEN’S snd the Air Force's Thor. IRBMs completed its development phase, money will be needed to speed day night in the collision of her car and reservations may be made by EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT y o u r irha have a planned range of up to structions in the proper use of the they are both at a point at which production of the IRB.Ms will be sewing machine. Mrs. Booth is a and a freight truck. calling Mrs. Richard D i m o c k. ROSE ROOM 1,500 miles. we believe we can . . . program 7:45 P.M. CJiarlis Gilbert's orchestra will requested from. Congress when It r ember of the Vernon Grange. In Greenwich, John Jance, S3, 20 GAMES— 4 SPECIALS—1 SWEEPSTAKE Secretary of Defense McElroy additionaU pi-oduction for opera­ reconvenes In January. received fatal injuries when he provide music for dancing from 9 announced Wednrtiday that orders tional purposes." Jfrs. Percy Cook, an Andover MAKE UP A PARTY Hardware Hardware Before the hearing recessed late leader, has also been awarded a fell down a stairway in hla home. until 1 o'clock. 3 - SOo to SLOO French Cuffs— $2.93 CALENDAR BANK X IN AT . . . . Birthday Angels Bow Ties—SOe X NURSERY THERMOMETERS 4. We’re open Christmas Dav (Bo.vs and G irls )...... 98c MOTTO PLAT»:S till 12:30 P.M.. X a MEN'S STORE X X that keeps reminding! 8 DEPOT SQUARE — TEL Ml 3-8691 JOSIE’S" I.AKGE SELECTION OF CANDY CUPBOARD ! •> GIBSON and A.MERICAN FOUND ONLY AT DELICIOUS COFFEE GREETING PAGE and SHAW Our toy toloetion Is D o n ' t SANDWICHES KEITH’S VARIETY A practical, welcome QUALITY CHRISTPS CARDS .SCHRAFFT’S on* of tho larqost in ■ n s i S Q Q ^ HAMBURGERS— HOT DOGS Forget M S L u stocking gift. BOXED CARDS SigR Post Ashtray town. SERVICE St .NDAES. ICE CREAM SODAS, M llJt SHAKES CHOCOLATES We apeclalize in toy. aelllng Your S J . 5 0 2 5 -5 9 c if ^ ooch We carry a complete line of candies— Featuring Louis "Maachester” $1^9 for lOc to $1.00. At Lowest Prices 5 0 ^ $ 1 . 0 0 Sealtest lee Cream Cub Scout Sherry * Schraffts • Cynthia Sweet CARTER'S LEE Boy Scout ! • 5 BROTHERS We have all of the popu­ We also, have lots and lots • HANES X |Oh, ye»-al$o Gift/Wrap- Come on over! You’re T H E '< ! • MENDPROOF and RAILROAD of coloring books, story 5 X lar gomes — Monopoly, books,: piodels. guns, dolls, pings. Ribbons. Orna­ invited to the North End MANCHESTER • ENDICOn JOHNSON Scrabble, Checktrs, Par­ roller skates, etc. ,11 • HOOD J and Keith’s Variety and JOSIE’S BO.XEP JEWELRY Other . . S • GORILLA ches!, Rummy, Bingo, In fact as a popular expres­ ments, Tree Tops, kieles. SPORT SHIRTS T R U S T Save here BALL-BRAND { News Shop. You’ll be Tie Bar aad Unk#>.-SZ.OO sion goes — “ Keith’s Has Light S«ts, cxka bulbs. Stripe# and plaid#—$2-93 . TIa Bar»-S1.00 COMPANY * « etc. Everything.*’ ' Plu# 10% Fed. Tax attractive ; where you Buy and Save Up To 10% SODA SHOP pleasantly surprised. ' * 4 ^ * OOINRAMCS _ Member FDIO ^»OONO.TMI do all your OPEN D A ILY 9 A.M, to 8 P.M. 1 n . m a in st — t e l M i 9-8120 DEPOT SQUARE Plenty Of Free KEITH’S VARIHY and NEWS SHOP TEL. Mt S-81tl CEHOUSESSON other FREE ALTERATIONS, | open Daily 6 to 10-Sundays 7-10 I 'iM c.: Parking In Reatfif Store 'THE 5 a 10 OF THE NORTH END’ V E GIVE ^WOHEEN STAMPS ■ SIjM banking %

/. ■1 - \ . • •• ^ \ Bums Watts, Mrs. Richard Wag­ esses will Include Mrs. William at 7 p.m. Monday In the vestry of next week are: Mrs. William Section ^Two FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19157 Coventry ner, Mrs. Ward Day and Mr*. Ed­ Glenney, Mrs. James Covlello, Mrs. the First Congregational Church. llmtrljeBtrr Eimthtg ?|erali) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1957 Pages tS to 28 ward E. Whlte- Fred Ebcrle. Mrs. Theunea T. Arendt, Mrs. Lewis F. Boly, Mrs. Parents arc reminded Jhat the Donald Bowman, Mrs, John Cas­ j The First Congregational Church Cooper and Mrs. Walter Binge. meetings each week end promptly I Pilgrim Fellowship will repair old sell and Mrs. Daniel Andrews. . Drive Fails to Reach Goal; Paper Drive Set at 8:30 p.m. and asked to picit Bowling Party case and asked for new arguments, ; toys for needy children as its their children up then, Lessner entered Karp as a litigant. Christmas project. Anyone having The G reen-Chobot P ost No. 62, Members of the First Congrega­ American Legion, will have a pa-^ I t'liiircti Notes ' tional Church Couples Club will Next Move Lliiflecided The court had asked for arguments items to donate may leave them, in ‘on the question of the governor'! Voodoos Set Flight Records PVC Approves Sate to Town Church May Adjust Program per, rags and magazines collection i the church vestry or contact Mrs. i The Rev. c. Arthur Bradley will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Lucky Dec. 8, starting in th< morning. j use "In God We Trust." as his ser­ Strike bowling alley In Wllllmantic FAIRWAY authority to make any interim By LBONABD ZEIDENBEKO ! Clarence A. Bradfield or the Rev. ' The Post and its auxiliary will tomorrow for a bowling party. The judgeship appointments. Of Highland Park Water Co. Ooventr>’. Nov. 2B (Spccinl) *' The Kev. .lames R. M acA rthur. I .James R. MacArthur. adult ad- mon topic during the 11 a m. wor- In Judgeship Issue The Air Force’s Tactical A ir again sell Christmas trees at the Initially, the question before the pastor, will use ''E.xpertalion," as ' visors. ' ship services Sunday in the First group will have.refreshments after Command, the Pratt A Whitney The Firet Conpregetionel Church Legion Home. Oiders may be ■ Congregational (7hurch. the party in the vestrv of the court was whether the governor Aircraft division of United Air­ his communion meditation topic Women's Club Party had the authority to replace one Safe of the Highland Park*' baaed on Its conviction that tho EJvery Member Cenvass recent placed by railing Mrs. Louis A. church with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Counsel for Atty. Jules Karp,;'has had the rase since .luly.” The craft Corp.. and . the McDonnell W ater Co. to the Town of M an­ during the .services The North Coventry Women's r' The Rev. .Mr. Br,idley will be in set of interim judges with another. firm's water supply Is inadeqiiats drive fell short by $2,.376 of iU Steullet. The program will start I charge of the Junior Pilgrim Fel- E. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth who failed in his State Supreme rase was originally argued at a Aircraft Corp. of St. Louia, Mo., chester has been approved b.v the for growth In the area and that 4 hrlslmiis Parly Set Club will have its Christmas party about Dec. 13. A. Downing and Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ Thetcourt’s decision in each of jtoel of $10,575, according to a re­ I Tile (7leaner.s Croup of the I lowship meeting at 6 p.m. .Sunday Court bid to unseat Judge Wesley special session In Julv and then all had something to be thankful Public Utilities Commission the cost of replacing pipes would p o rt by Malcolm E. C. Devine, at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Churchy seph r, Eaton in charge. Coupon Night the three disputed judgeship ques­ for yesterday. ! Fragment Society will meet at There will be a dance for the in the Church Community House. reargued, at the direction of the (PUC). bring,, a substantial Increase in project director. C om m unity Hou.«e. There will be a ' post and auxiliary and their guc \ s Today's Events Gryk from the Manchester Town tions hinged on its interpretation Four of TAG'S RFlOl Voodoos, ;7:30 pm Wednesday in the I 4,’o-op .Mothers court, in October. of the phrase "originally filled.” The town will buy the private ‘rates if the firm were to get a A total of m pledges showed ; program and e.M-hange of gifts.' a t 9 p.m. Dec. 14 In the Legion Today’s activities include Boy court bench, has not yet decided which are built by McDonnell and j Church Community Mouse, for a ■ Volunteer mothers assisting Rubinow said today no decision Counsel for both sides contended water firm's facilities for one dol­ fair return on the InvestiT'"-’'. an Increase of 45 over last year Guests are welcome |ihome with the following in charge; Scout E xplorer Post 65. 8 p.m!. whether to seek a reargument of powered with two PAWA- J57 lar at the end of the year under Christmas party All who have W'lth classes of the Cooperative th e case. has yet been reached as to whether that Section 92 of the General The firm has said it would seek 4vith total cash and pledges turned Members arc reminded to bring' Mr. and Mrs'. John Lacek, Mrs. Pond Hill School: set-back, 8 p.m., a reargnment will be .sought In an engines, on W ednesday .set three terms-of the PUC decision. permission to increase the rates helped the society with suppers I used or new clothing for a local Nursery and Kindergarten In the Atty. George Lessner, who rep­ Statutes authorized the gover­ into the am ount of $8,199. j durlnft .the past year are invited. Charles Raisch, James Hgyt and American Legion home; social 8 effort to have the 1957 judges new transcontinental speed rec­ Under present plans, the town if it had to replace the pipes. Adjustments In the originally needy family In sires two, three, Nathan Hale Community Center t o n it e c resented his law partner in the nor, when the General Assembly' Harold L. Newcom'o. p.m,. Nathan Hale Community . Q ords — west to east, east to we?t, will continue to ,use the f 1 r m 's Those attending have been asked named the de jure judges. "We w'as not in session, to fill "vacan­ proposed budget will be necessary eight and 10 for girls: five and 10 classroom for the coming week suit,' said today he had not yet and round-trip. tn bring unwrapped gifts for the 4-H Committee to Meet will include Mrs, Ronald Knapp. Center: trial Justice court. 7:30 won't decifte until all the counsel cies in an offiee originally filled pipes and water supply until the to coordinate woth the shortage. for boys, and a 18 tall for a worn-1 pm., Rdbertson School Junior seen the high court declslo/i which The only ones Involved In Opera­ area on Highland St. and near It Man.sfield State Training School The 4-H Town C om m ittee -will Mrs, Michael Kuchy. Mrs. Law'- held that Gryk was the de Jure in the case have received copies by the General As.sembly . . Parkade Slates Devine said. an. Toys will also be accepted. choir. First Congregational of the decision and have studied it." tion Sun Run who did not seem can be hooked into the town's Ads'ent Sunday and Hospital Christmas program. 'ITiese will be turned over to Mrs. meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home rence Savastano, .Mr.s, George H. judge of the local court. Tile court construed '‘oilgtnally Chtirch, 6:,30 p.m., In Kingsbury Rubinow wa.s a.ssisted in the parlicularlv satisfied with the system. And the customers, 52 of Tn preparation for Christmas, Mrs. .lohn Sibun of Hebron will Thomas O'Brien, local public health of Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Merrlam Cour, Mrs. Richard Nicola, Mrs. (A “de jure” Judge Is one who filled” to mean the manner in Shopping Hours Hou.se. ONLY D “ a ca.se by A ttys. Pant B. Groobert them now, will pay a flat rate for the First Congregational Church show slides and give a talk on her Sr. on Ripley Hill Rd. Cliarles E. Farrington. Mrs. Joseph Is legally ‘appointed to the office. Which judges were appointed at tl e ''•7 '= f t P‘- visiting nurse, for delivery. of M anchester. A rthur M. Lewi.s tin,. tl,. ___ ..."...“.J lots '■'■I'O landed at McGuire Air service until meters are installed. will include the ancient Advent 2-year stay in Africa. In charge of decorations for the ; Troop 218 N’otire Pelletier and Mr.v Joseph I. Gros­ A "de facto" judge is one who Is so. .Manchester Evening Herald of H.artford and William T Sliea Force Base. N. J., after cracking The average customer with nor­ Special Christmas shopping hours Candle Ceremony during the 10:45 H ostesses are .Mrs. Thom as D. meeting will be Mrs. William Troop 218 Girl Scouts are re-. acting as a judge and whose de­ the wc.sl-east record. for the Manchester Shopping Par­ McKinney. Mrs. Richard M. (7al- Mothers a.ssistlng with similar; Coventry correspondent, Mrs. F. of Meriden. Rubinow's law partner, ting up tht^ Mnnclie.ster town court mal fixtures now pays the com­ a.m. worship and holy communion Belewicz, Mrs. Camillo Buscaglia, minded that all registration dues' COUPON SPECIAL cisions have the same force as Lt. Gustave B. Klatt of Midland, pany about $17.35 a year. kade were announced today by inat. Mrs. Robert Visny, Mrs. classes at the Second Congrega-1 Pauline IJttIr, telephone Pilgrim .lolm D. LaBeile. al.so assi.sted in in 1895 held that the judge and |. arevice Sunday, Advent Sunday. and Mrs. George Carpenter., Host­ should be turned in by the meeting I those of a."de jure'"'^udge). Fred Tlirall, superintendent of Leonard E. Seader. They will taks tional Cliurch basement classroom !2-82,31. Lessner sa^d he would decide ! P''ep«>'alion of the brief. deputy judg; weVc branpoInTcd ' ami Cnpt. Robert J. Kilpat-| by the gcncial a.s.scmblv. No men- Bristol wci'e disappointed! the W ater D epartm ent, .said to-,; effect Dec. 2. MILK GLASS whether to flip a motion to re­ ijtiestion Xof Kesol\ed tion was made of any participation they didn't break three hours. Lt. day It has not yet been decided i The schedule calls for ParkadS argue after reading the decision. O ne question in Hie complicated Klatt set record for the Los An- 1 stores to be open from 10 a.m. case not y,-t re.solved is wliplher by the governor in tlie naming of whether the town will continue to : He must file within 10 days of the tile judges geles-Ncw York speed run of tlr.ee I use the firm’s method of .setting! to 9 p.m. from Dec. 2 through Deo. ruling, which was issued Wednes­ Justice W ynne linii the authority 6, qnd from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat- ICE to name-- the 1957 appointees in .Statute ('millniied. hours, five minutes and 39.2 sec- | a fixture rate or the one now used day. . . onds. Capl (xilpnlrick with a time by the town to ..establish a mini­ nrda.v, Dec. 7. Although declaring Gryk the de Hnrllorri and .Meriden a.s de facto Tills atattile. the tourt ruled, was The stores will be open every juilpe:: The men named were of thee lioiir.s. 10 inim ites and 11 mum rate based on the number of, Jure judge of the Manchester eontinued in tlie 1917 .Special Act fixtures. night till 9 p.m. through Satur­ Boie Barlow of Hartford, and Wil­ revising .Manchester's town ('bar­ seconds, held the record until BUCKET court, the Stale Supreme Court Klatt. who left I>is.Angeles 51 Thrall said the town and tlie day, Dec. 21. and they will also b s ruled that none of the six other liam .Inrotis and Frani-i.s O'Brien ter. Therefore, since vacancies in firm would probably begin di.scus- of .Meriden. the local court were "origimiMy minutes after he did. ' streaked open until 9 p.m. Dec. 23. With handle and longs Judges Involved in the minor court past Floyd Bennett field. L. 1.. the slon next week on the exact de­ Tuesday, Dec. 24, all stores will judgeship controversy had a law- They will replace Harry Kamln- filled ’ by the General Assembly tails of the transfer. "We know acting alone, the high l oiirl ruled, speed runs terminal point. close a t 5 p.m. ful claim to Uie office. | aki of Hartford, and Selig Nevertheless, the Air Force brass basically what wc are going to Ilecngnizes .-Vppointt'es I H^'hwarlz amt Paul McMalion as Ribicoff had the authority tn ap­ gel," Tlirall said, "but we do not NOW at NORMAN’S point Gryk on an interim basis at and company officials who greeted However. ('Tiief .tustice Kennetli ' tii'puty judge of Meri- the fliers at McGuire were happy have a detailed Inventory." Wy'nne said later that, as adm in- 1 ^ refu.sal of tlie.se the close of the 19.5.5 se.ssion. Knofla Applying The Supreme Court, ftirtliermore. that they . Ih had broken the exist­ The Water Denartment superin­ Istrative officers of ConnccticiU’s along witli that of Grvk, to vacate supported Gryk’a contention that ing record of three hours, and 22 tendent said It would be Impracti­ court system, he will recognize Uielr benches had precipitated the pilnutes, set by a Navy F«U I In# cal to do much in the wav of con­ For Liquor Store court fight. Tlie 19.55 and 1957 ht.s term did not expire on-Julv 1. G overnor R ibicoffs 1957 ap­ He was originally appointed until July. struction work before spring. The pointees as city juilgcs In Hartford judges were ajipolnted on an in­ And they were doubly happy sev- ‘ first coiistniction steps would be terim ha.sis alter the Geheral Aa- the sixth Wednesda.v of the 1957 An application for building per­ and -Meriden. General A.s.sembly. and until his eral hours later when they learned installing a pumping station and mit filed in the Building Inspec­ The court said that the ataUite sembly in Imjh those acssions re­ that the two Voodooa which had about 4,000 feet of 6-lnch main to fused to appoint any of the gov- .sncce.ssor "shall be appointed and tor's office today indicates Donald ensational new originally creating the Manchester turned around over New York and replace the present substandard A. Knofla Is planning to put im THE S shall have qualified." a Town Court tn IShS" provided the ernor’a niinoi c ourt jiidgi-sliip nom- headed bark to the West Coast set i piping, nuicli of which runs Regular $1.79 inatlona. "Since a successor to the de­ small commercial building on Tol­ basis on which Gryk’s Interim ap­ fendant IGrykt could have been east-west and round-trip records, j Capt. Robert J. Ktlpatfick, a Bristol, Conn., native, climbs from through private property to the land Tpke. near Oak Lodge. TONIOHT OXI.Y WITH COl POX pointment ctiuld tie made by the The .chief Ju.sticp acted in lii.s appointed, for the balance of the t- The New York-Iaia Angeles record his RFlOl Voodoo at McGuire Air Force Base, N. J,, on Wednes­ rear of homes. Knofla said that he was apply­ Governor. It also ruled that (ii vk’s capacity as administrative officer year term which started on July now is three hours and five min­ day after partif-ipating in Operation Sun Run. a 4-plane a.s.sault Owners of the abutting property ing for a liquor permit for a pack­ Mmmmmmmmm term of office, a.s .set Itv subse­ of the Stale Judicial system after 1. 1955. onl\' by ttie General A.ssem- utes, and the round-trip mark is six on three tran.scontinental speed records. Kilpatrick cros.sed the will pay for the new piping. Case age store. quent statutes. runs for four the court s decision appeared to hlv on nomination b\' the goi'ernbr. hours, and 42 minutes. continent from I-os Angeles in 3 hours, 10 minutes and 11 sec-' Bros., a firm closely allied with A zone change permitting the years, ending in 1959 Therefore Icai'e the c-oiitested cmirts in Meri­ anti since no successor had been The previous records, .set hv a onds, which stood ai a record for leaa than an hour. (Herald the water company has agreed to establishment of such a businesa the court concluded, lliere was no den and Hartford withoilt tn- so nominated and appointed, the A3D. were five hours, and Photo by Zcldenbcrg). ' pay for about 1,000 feel of pipe was granted by the Town Planning COUPiilatlim {Hartford were not "originally an- version Is known as the F 101. is ^ little bit as they sipped coffee and west-ea.st record In two hours and : 'I 'ii'x I m;i.i filed, it will have to tie filed hv The .V:inchester court the onlv considered the world's fa.ste.st an.swercd the reporters’ questions 50 or 55 m inutes. polnted by the General Assemblv photo re-.onaissance plane and la PINE PHARM ACY TEL Mlfclicll 9-4595 Atty. .lav Rubinow, counsel for tho -pne of three contested courts that acting alone. Section 92 which in a relaxed and caau. I manner. But althougli Kilpatrick and j967 appointees in those cities ...... , . , .believed to be the first .supersonic •64 Center SL— MI »-a8I4 it’s ••mi-automatic now has a de jure judge was not authorizes the governor to'make recon aircraft in aviation For them the trip seemed not too Klatt were di.sappolntcd ' at not ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Atty. Frnest McCormick of Hart- originally involvctl In the State intrrim appointments to vacancies higtorv unusual. breaking three hours, their boss, ford.^ who rep-eaented the 19.55 ap- | Suprem e Court ca.se. K arp, who is Kilpatrick said the diflriculty General Wcyland didn't appear ur(» pointees, said loda.v he, does not in office., ‘ originally filled" by the'; All' four plane., in Sun Run . J--. J the deputy judge under an appoints general A.saenibl.v doe.s^ot hold, : traveled at better Ahan supersonic preventing him from breaking happy about it. He presented Klatt « t • plan to ask for a reargumeni nient Ik.aiied lust year, and Gryk the .Supreme C ourt said. Therefore, ,he w.sv at altitudes of three hours was the trouble he had with the Distinguished Fl.ving Feels ReargriinenI Mifllc refueling in flight. He said he lost WASHER had .signed a stipulation under none of the interim appointees I .,|,o„t 45 000 feel' Thev were re- Cross and Kilpatrick, the Air He said he feels that a reargii- wliuh they agreed to abide by the about 11 minulei because of a mal­ Medal, his 16Ui. ment of the already drawn-out air court's deciaion In the Hartford legal right to >ie contested o f -i ! by Boeing KC 135 tankers, which function in the door.covering his After their Intevvlews with the ca'se would he "futile " The court, and Meriden cases, flees. plane’s refueling equipment. The reporters and the medal presenta­ ha said, "has heard us twice and also are powered by PA-WA’s J 57 But after the court reopened the I engine.s. Air Force would not disclose how- tions, the pilots, atm dressed In The only washer that lets you convert Farmers and .caUlemeiT _Botli Kilpatrick and Klatt had many times Iht planes were re­ their bright orange flying auita. PHARMACY Regular $1>79 Panama do not have pocket.s in t high prai.se foi' the Voodoo when fueled in air. were flown b.v a PS eWA’ plane to their trouaers. To carry spare Lhev talked '.''itli leporterapoi in a Klatt said he ran into trouble at New York. After landing .at I m- 4.59 HARTFORD ROAD— (C(>rner of McKee) from o low priced semi - outomotic op­ change, they have a "chacara." .small room of McGuire's admin- the start of hla flight when he had Guardla. they were Ihnm'edlately crocheted bag slung 01 one ; istratinn building. Kilpatrick trouble pushing his Voodoo whisked off for th|I start of a se- \ ' shoulder. eration to o fully automatic conven­ ____ TO.MOHT OXLV WITH ( OI PON'^ called it "the beat alrpl.me w ith I T-»P««d of sound. | rles of radio and television ap- MAKES REMEMBERING EASY . . . v \ ience^ THE 19SI SATU R D AYS^ r ^lAtUUMA/vL- couToTT spS iT l" " m Cm BER F D I c n cU MancUe^ie/i *7n44d t Co. 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r . 7 - '• f ■ V PAGE 8DPrEEE— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1957 PAGE SEVENTEEN Rockville lege; that the boys should have the, First Hit Play Report Assails right to choose the companions with whom they live without Bandit Lauds PrascripHont artificial barriers being imposed r About Railroad Construction Starts Monday from outside." A s T H E ' ADAM Curbs on Bias DOCTOS ORDERED Robert F. Hopkins, deatv of men Policem an as Opened in 1867 / On St. Josephus New Church at University of Massachusetts, HATS In Fraternities said "no comment^on the subject. ‘Bravest Man’ ^Arthur Drug Siorus New York—The first hit play to Both colleges are In Amherst, feature a railroad waa called ‘'Un­ OPEN Rockville. Nov. 29 (Special) — f Shopplng Center Approved (Continued from Page One) Mass. der Gaslight,” a melodrama that (Contined Ircm Page One) The Annulll Construction Co, of Manchester builder George E. Commenting further, Davenport opened on Broadway In 1867. Spe-I Manchester anil atart construc­ Risley obtained a building permit ternlties to revise their charters or said, "It la also fair to say we are tion Monday of St. Joseph's Wednesday for an $80,000 shop­ Mattheson out onto Main St., dal llghUng and good sound ef-: leave the campus. at the same time aware that In so fecta were said to have made the $350,000 Church on Union St. ping center on the Vernon Traffic many New England and eastern shouting' "Stop or I’ll shoot." The RRev. H. A. Lepak. pastof. circle, on behalf of Jo.scph L. Bury. The report denounced other audience feel that the train was TONIGHT colleges a young man's participa­ Mattheson whined around and going to roar Serosa the stage. ■aid the M anchester firm wsis In a special meeting Thiesday moves by which It said American tion as p art of the college la m ore said "Don’t reach for your gun." In another play. "TTie W hip.” ' awarded the contract this a-eek. night the Zoning Commission de­ colleges are trying to remove dlsr Important to him than as part of FUEL As Sklpol continued to advance which opened In New York In' M. George Vulnovlch. architect cided to grant the permit, which criminatory clauses—the barring the fraternity." from Englewood Cliffs. J.. is Mattheson leveled the revolver and 1913. a tvreck was staged ao realis- i had been denied earlier because of of any new fraternity chapters Davenport said he was sympa­ tlcally that women In the audience the designer of the 590-seat edifice a technicality. The delay which which discriminate and "agitation'’ thetic with the large Midwestern fired. to be erected next to the present Skrlpol. Hannifin and Shannon often fainted. UNTIL would have been caused by a Zon­ against so - called gentlemen's and Sou hwestem universities 'The first drama to feature rail­ Adam hats are winners church. ing Board of Appeals hearing agreements or practices in which where students have the right to were taken to Hartford Hospital OIL The parish recently completed a where 15 stitches were required roads appeared much earlier, how­ every time . . In value would have prevented construction certain students are refused mem­ small group participation. and quality. You can pay successful fund drive, raising over bership. to close the policeman's wounds. ever. ■ntled "The Railroad" and of the center this winter. Bury T rustees of A m herst voted In written by George Washington twice as much for a hat, $200,000 for the building. Ground said. As another attack on fraterni­ Hannifin had eight stitches while RANGE OIL breaking ecremonies were held Bachrach Photo Hellpern Phots 19-16 that no chapter of a fraternity Shannon remained at the hospital Parke CusUs, the first President's but you can't tell it from Rl.sley said today he will stake Paul Hayden Adolph H olland ties the report listed: at that college may have a clause adopted son. It opened May 16, Adam! 9 Nov. I'T. with the Right Rev. John "Finally- and probably the most for further treatment. P. Wodarski. of Hartford, as guest dut the grounds this weekend and based on race, creed or color af­ 1830, In Philadelphia. start work Immediately. vicious moves of all the definite Mattheson was presented before speaker. Conservation Panelists fecting the selection of numbers. Police Court Judge Martin J. $5.95.$8.95 Filtration Aid Seen Water threat at some schools to require This is the only formal regulation St, Joseph's Church will be the fraternities to show by actual prac­ Mostyn today on counts of rob­ first of three new Rockville M ayor H erm an G. Olson, ha.s Paul Hayden and Adolph Holland made by the college, Davenport bery with violence, attempted rob­ BOLAND tice they do not select their mem­ churches. Rockville Methodist said it appears that the state will I will' be two of four panelists who Council, Inc., and chairman of the said. bery with violence, assault with approve a portion of federal funds Natural Resources Council of Con­ bers on the basis of race, color, "The movement attaining 100 per Ruth Milieu Church plans to break ground next i will discuss water resources at a creed or national origin." intent to kill and carrying a gun. OIL COMPANY month for its church on Grove St., for the sewerage filtration plant necticut. cent nishlng at the fraternities is The case was continued to Dec. here. ' public meeting Monday night. The other panelists will be Wil­ The college men later today were 369 CENTER ST. and St, John's Episcopal Church because the boys wish to do so," 24 and bond set a t $25,000. Kids Are Safety Factor His optimistic remarks were Sponsored by the Manchester liam Wise, director of the State to hear addresses by Wyoming said Davenport. has approved plans for a new edi­ ; I.eague of Women Voters, the Police Chief Michael J. Godrey Tel. Ml 3-6320 In Superhighway Travel fice on R t. 30. the State Water Commissioner, Water Commls-sion, whose subject Gov. Mllward Simpson and former I study, with emphasis on the pro- "At no point does any group at said today an official department­ REGAL KEEPS YOU WARM AT A COOL SAVING! Union Congregational Church Wise; will be "State Program on Water Kansas Gov. Fred Hall, now Kan­ “A highway engineer who took' I blems Involved in the conservation Conservation: " and Thomas E. sas supreme court justice. Amherst need to take anyone they al commendation would be made to 24-Hour Burner Service has Just . completed extensive Corporation Counsel Harry do not chose and no student is Skripol. ■ 1,600-mlle trip on the nation's Hammer said he hopes to get an of wafer, will be held in the small Wlllets, an executive of the Maxim Arthur Davenport, fraternity renovations to the Interior of its auditorium of the high school at * ever forced to Join a fraternity un­ I'ur Nl>;hf Him uT Oiil\ superhighways says dull, monot­ present structure at Unton and informal commitment from Wise (Silencer Corp., who will speak on busine.ss manager for Amherst Col- less he wishes to do so." DOG CENSUS HITS PE>VK o'clock., I the "New Maxim Silencer Sea onous driving not muscular ex­ Elm Sts. as to the amount the city will re­ lege, said th«re. in commenting on A record total of 753,981 dogs ceive. The federal government has Hayden is vice president of the Water Conversion Plan the report, that It was his belief Call Ml 9-2429 or MI S-4K45 haustion—Is a major factor In ex­ LOOK AT THE LABELS - ' Juft slip them on and! G O ..* 2 Ree FleM Parking Granted Forests have remained Intact were licensed during 1956 in New Connecticut Light and Power Co. The study of water resources is " ' anyone is attending Amherst Parking will be permitted at alloted the state $668,000 for dis­ chiefly In areas where no rivers York State outside New York City, pressway accidents." tribution. He will speak on "Water and Utili­ an item on the national agenda of i College he Is worthy of being part Recreation Field. West Main St., exist to float out trees, according an increase of 26,032 over the year “We've been hearing a lot of re­ YOU'RE R)GHT IN STYLE I The State W ater Commls.slon has ties." Holland, vice president of the the League of Women Voters, of the social structure of the col- from now until Christmas. Mayor Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., to the Encyclopedia Britannlca. before. vRead Herald Advs. ports like that lately from men | Herman G. Olson said today. been pressing the city to build a Chalrman of the local national af-' LOOK AT THE PRICE OF TOESE Tills Jsimen Leirotl has terenil feetnret jtm will Ilka, will discuss "Water and Industry.” fairs committee is Mrs. Robert who m ake It their bu.sine.ss to try Use of the field was suggested new plant in connection with the It handsomely combines ainooUi oordorant leather srltb Hockanum River cleanup program. Hayden is ■ charter member of Stone, who will be in charge of the and find out why better roads don't by Francis Pritchard at the Cham- the Connecticut Development Com­ always mean .safer driving. ; of Commerce dinner meeting The plant is expected to coat about meeting. Assisting her are Mrs..! pebbled Morocco grain, for one. It la oonstmcted tb fit softly $800,000. mission, chairman of the board of Mark Kravitr, Mrs. Jerome I They've come up with some good ‘ Nov. 20. Abner Rosenberg, who the Connecticut Development Credit ideas, too, for taking the monot­ will build a shopping center on the Christmas Music Planned Nathan. Mrs. James F. Cooper, I and snugly sritboot any ilipping t r sliding, for an^tber. An evening of sacred Christmas Corp., vice president and director Mrs. Leonard Seader and Mrs. ^ ony out of cross-country driving. field has approved the plan. of the Connecticut River Watershed Jack Goldberg. T®, Psrsphrsse: an ideal shoe, stylc-wioe and eosalori- Mayor Olson said the parking music will be presented at Talcott- But one sure-fire way of making area will be marked with white vllle Congregational Church Dec. certain the driver stays awake and ' | wise, for casual wear. Oime in and slip into a pair. alert, at the wheel, no safety en­ TOPCOATS lines and temporary lighting is 8 at 7:30 p.m. bj’ the combined sic and assorted chrysanthemums being arranged. choirs of the Flr.st Congregational Main St. Parade and pompons were church decora­ gineer has mentioned. Ijegion to Protest Church of Vernon. Vernon Method­ tions. That is, take a couple of lively youngsters in the back seat of the YOUXL AGREE THEY'RE THE BEST BUY EVER! A special meeting of the Senior ist Church, and the Talcottville Will Greet Santa Escorted to the altar and pre­ Brand New All New Basketball League has been called CThurch. sented In marriage by her father, car. for 8 p,m. today in City Court Wilfred Kent, choir director of the bride was attended by Miss Having survived any number of Room for an open discussion of the y . ™ „ w „, Mary Ann Leone, her cousin. Ed­ long trips with small children I can alleged barring of the American the program with Mrs. Mildred Ur to Mnnche.ster with a parade to ward Walsh of Boston. Mass., vouch for the fact that a couple of L ^o n Team from the League. banetti of the Talcottville Church, e.scort Santa Claus up Main St. cousin of the bridegroom, was best kid.s may not make a trip restful, HERE ARE SOME OF THE Mayor Hernlan O. ulson. mem- at the organ. Over 20 marching unit.s will be man. Thomas Raimondo of Man­ but they definitely will keep it from FINEST TOPCOATS YOU'VE b«rs of the Recreation Board and Several guest soloists will ap­ in the parade. Five hands will chester and Robert Donovan of becoming monotonous. pear and the congregation will Hartford served as ushers. nuuiagers of the six teams entered participate. TTie Kids’ll Keep Him .Awake EVER LAID EYES ON! TAILOR­ participate In singing some of the The hridc'.s gown of CTiantllly In the league will be present. Any well-known Christmas hymns. Musical groups are the Kilties Dad. at the wheel, couldn't po.s- members of the American Legion lace and nylon tulle was in prin­ ED FROM FABRICS BEARING Hamsters to Meet Pipe Band. Manchester High ■Ibly slip off into dangerous reverie interested are invited to attend School Band. American Legion cess style and of ballerina length. or drowsiness with a couple of The Hamsters, local theatrical The Sabrina neckline was studded THE MOST HONORED LABELS and state their position on the group, will hold .an Important Band. Police and Fire Band, and kids In there pitching. m atter. the National Guard Band. with sequins and seed pearls and CHEVROLET Every 10 minutes they are sure IN THE BRITISH ISLES. meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the long sleeves tapered to a point Post Oommsnder Fred Am the EIlcs Carriage House. Led b.v a police escort and Na­ to ask either "What time is It? " or sharply criUciaed the Board and tional Guard color guard, the at the wri.sts. She wore a Queen "How much further do we have to All members are asked to at­ Anne headpiece of pearls and se­ managers Wednesday for barring tend the meeting at which plans parade will begin at (Charter Oak go D addy?" ths Legion team because it was St. and end in Center Park. quins with shoulder-length veil of for the season will be di.scusscd. French tulle, and carried a bridal So Dad is kept alert checking "too strong." Anyone Interested in any phase of Other units in the parade will be first the speedometer and then his Toong Democrats’ Supper rars carrying town and Chamber bouquet of white pompons and Iheatriclal work is Invited to at­ feathered carnation.s. w atch. The Young Democratic Club of tend. of Commerce officials, cowboy.s Also, stops are frequent when Rockville will hold a buffet supper and Indians, old lime cars, baton The maid of honor wore a cock- .Attend Tniith Conclave tail-length dress of champagne there are kids along on a trip. One Saturday at the Rockville Hotel Rabbi Aaron Twersky and teen­ twirler.s. fire engines. Smokey the wants a drink. Another wants to lounge. Bear. Flippy the Clown and other alencon lace, with hat and acces­ JUST LOOK AT THAT LOW agers of the Congregation B'nai sories of wedgewood blue. She ! ■top at a filling station. Miss Nancy McMahon, president, Isreal will attend the fourth an­ clowns. In between stops Dad is called on PRICE! SOME OF THESE FINE ■aid special guests at the supper All .stores in the Cliamher s Re­ carried an arm bouquet of yellow i nual Yeshiva University Youth pompons and blue feathered carna­ to make Jim move over and give COATS HAVE 100% WOOL will be the Democratic candidates Conclave for the New England tail Division will be open until 9 tions. I 81s m ore room, or to m ake Sis quit In the city election Tuesday. Synagogue youth at Dorchester, tonight. kicking Jim or slop hoardjng.Jhe , ZIP-IN LINING — ALL ARE TTie Young Democrats have been Mrs. Raimondo was attired in a \ Mass., this weekend. blue printed silk dress, with comic book In her corner, etc. assisting the town committee In WARM AS TOAST WITHOUT Church Canva.ss Set matching hat and corsage of pink j There’s another safety factor the campaign and wUI furnish ■ Talcottville Congregatlon- roses. j about traveling with kids. You BULK, corps of workers next Thiesday. al Church will open its Every A dinner for the Immediate don’t decide you can make 600 or | A Jarman Chrlstmae Ughte to Go On Member Canvass Dec. 8, with Weddin families was served at the Garden | 700 -miles before looking for a Oirlatmae lights on Fox Hill Me­ Douglas Hayes as chairman. Grove. 1 place to spend the night. morial Tower and In the center of Funds will be raised to cover the Deluxe Grade the city will be turned on today at When the couple left for a wed- 1 The kids start looking about church budget of about $16„500. Walsh-Raimondo ding trip to Washington, D. C., the I mid-afternoon and by that time alyls' 6 p.m. in special ceremonies. The new budget shows an Increkse Miss Sundlna Ralmonda, daugh­ bride was wearing a wool jersey Ra^h H. Gibson, president of even Dad 1s so anxious to get out of about $1,000, which is needed to ter of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Ral- dress with matching hat and sable of the close quarters of the car the Chamber of Commerce, Mayor cover renovations of the old Tal- mondo, 52 Maple St., and John L. jacket and a corsage of orchids. | Herman G. Olson, and Osmond he says. "Maybe we would be smart in fine, soft-grain '‘llama'' calfskin cott office building, being used for Walsh, 54 Maple St., son of the They will be at home to their j FULL SIZE CAR WITH A SENSIBLE PRICE TAG to atop now and get an early start Liebe, chairman of the Merchants Sunday School purneses. late Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh Sr., friends at 54 Maple St. after Dec. Committee, will officiate when the tom orrow ." Hospital Notes were united in marriage yesterday 15. The bridegroom gave to the (All rights reserved, NEA Service. ■witch la thrown in O ntral Park. Adm itted W ednesday: .Sam Klcr- in St. James' Church. The cere­ A man j'ust naturally expecta top styling and foot- The nativity scene, placed in bride jewelry, and her gift to him I Inc.) slead. Rockville. mony was performed by the Rev. was an electric shaver. To her at- | cradling comfort from a Jarman shoe. And he certainly Centra] Park this week, will be Discharged Wednesdav : Mrs Jo- Joseph H. McCann at s nuptial illuminated, as well as the two tendant she gave a pebble^ calf.skln I Complete With: aeph Belolti, 25 Fox Hill Dr.: Mrs high Mass at 9 a.m. Mrs. Ralph handbag. The bridegroom 'gave to How’s Tliat Again? won’t be disappointed in thia two-eyelet blucher notable evergreen trees and the flagpole. Joseph Gelser, 116 High St.; Jati Maccarone played the bridal mu­ Large white stars will shine from his beat tnan a pigskin walleh for ita smartness, trim lines and extra comfort features. Linton. 53 Lawrence St.; Mrs* Oolumbiin, N>b Whpn Memorial Tower, and It is expected Girard Masaey and daughter, 33 • RADIO • SIGNAL LIGHTS 'This handsome style of rich Hama calf unquestionably they will be visible for many miles. Spring St.; Mra. Robert Love and operating mAnager Howard Erick- ‘ « ■on of the Xebra.^ka Pnbiir Power The Merchants Committee of the Bon. 28 Grove St.: Mrs. Raymond is one of the best values of the season. Pay ua ■ Chamber of CJommerce, which Taylor, 52 Ellington Ave, 2 3 9 3 System learned that a piece of sponsors the lighting program, is Birth Wednesday: A son to Mr, * HEATER • ANTI FREEZE electric transmission line was a visit and let us fit you in a pair. C/our lying across a railroacgion I Dart League will be held at 8 p.m. ! C. J. MORRISON Also arrested yesterday was today. I B ertran d A. .Sonler. 40. of 25 PAINT and WAUPAPER COMPANY QUALITY USED CARS AT REDUCED PRICES River St. He Is charged with fail­ ure to yield the right of wav at a Advertisement - WE GIVE iJsjir GREEN STAMPS private driveway. Police said Son- Pull the top lever and vote a 385 CENTER STREET—TEL. MI 9-9713 ler's car .struck another car op­ straight Democratic ticket on De­ 1956 Rambler Station Wagon $1895 erated by Clarence Vince, 94 Vil­ cember 3. For transportation call 1953 Ford Y8 Station Wagon $995 TR 5-259.5. TR 5-2596, TR 5-3397, Radio, heater, hydramatte. Radio, heater, 9 paaaenger. lage St., as Vince was entering Un­ TR 5-3398. ion St. from a driveway near West SL Intersection. Minor damage Vernon and TaJcotJvllle news 1955 Chevrolet 2 Door $1295 was reported cau.sed to Sonier's 1953 Plymouth 4 Door $695 Items are handled through The Radlo^ h eater, 'V-8 engine. Radio, heater, aeat covera. car. Sonjer is scheduled for an ap­ Herald's Rockville Bureau. 7 W. ENLARGE YOUR HOME pearance In Rockville City Court Main SI., telephone TRemont |.1.3136. 1954 Ford V8 Fordor $1045 1953 Ford Y8 Club Coupe Radio, heat<>r. $745 Radio, lleater, whltewalla. 1954 Ford Victoria $1275 1953 Oldsmobilo 2 Door $895 Radio, heater Fordomatic. Radio heater, hydraenatie. ORGAN SALE 1954 Chevrolet Station Wagon $1095 1953 Chevrolot ^ tio u Wagon Radio, heater, pourr Jarman's Paglan Blather TILL DECEMBER 25- Heater, defroatera, foldliiK seat. ■ Iy l« h lf 9 with Foam Crepe Sole KINSMAN ELECTRONIC ORGAN 1954 Dodge 4 Door $095 1952 Chevrolet 4 Door ' lleater, seat covers. . DniHa High Fidality fhonogroph MODEL-B (as ahown) Radio, heater, powergllde.. •^Sel your lifo to muti'e. luporbly For comfort and pond look* in the casual manner, 1954 Chevrolot Club Coupe foproduetd by this fino initru* this Jarman raplan hluchcr i» nurnber one on the hit $90r 1951 Morepry 2 Door $395 MtntI 3 ^pookon—poworfuj putb* parade. Featuring a foam crepe sole, it gives you a .00 Heater, defroatera, all plaatie Interior. Radio, heater, overdrive. pull emplifior— Goftuino Oio w d Sfyhm 4 ipood pYocision rocord walking pleasure llial’s ijose kin to fioating. (Convenient 965 < hongor . . . p re v is io n fo r 1 ^ Choirolot 4 Door $1025 1951 Plymouth 2 Door $375 two-eyelet tie. classic ]>lain toe styling, with continental- XMAS SPECIAL Heater, defroatera, power glide. Mognovox oxionsion ipookor 100% Wool Jackets lype storm welt. (Come in soon and select your pair, REG. $1,200.00 Radio, heater. • syilom. In mohegony, oak or lOO*:!- wool quilt lined. Col­ ghorry finishos. ors: White, Light Blue, Red. O dar brown or black rpval grain leather. What homemaker wouldn't thrill 1953 Fontiae 2 Door $095 1951 Packard 2 Door $195 36 46.^16.95 MODEL A $129.90 to the idea of hundreds of square Radio, beater, hydramatic. Radio, heater, i" H 6 5 - 0 0 fe*lt of easily accessible storage In mohogony, room.i* This space exists in YOUR 1953 Chevrolot 2 Door $795 1950 Oldsmobilo Holiday Coupa $345 New Toggle Suburban ( XMAS SPECIAL •BB and HBAR ■ MAONAVOX A TTIC, and it's alread paid for! Radio, heater, ieat covera. Radio, beater, bydramatie. CoatH Reg. $820.00 ' b a fo rs you buy lOOrj, v o o l quilt lined In solid An EZ-W AY Pisappearing Stair­ Cemt M teday for s domenotrotlOH ■hades and plaids. S24.95 way will make’ this valuable area M - Big Selection Of 100% Durable Corduroy DUBJILDO MdSIC CENTER as convenient as your closets — Wool Suburban Coats Jackets 1M WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ^^'v eliminates clutter and congestion. Potterton's Dark Cfray, Medium Gray, lOO'i wool quilt lined. Knit, CARTER CHEVROLET ( » .,k » Light Gray and Checks. ted collar and cuff. Red, Ml 9^205 Msscliestor*s Latgest. $19.95 Natural in slzea S6-46. A P C k l. DAILr 1:80 to 8:00 P.M. MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. 122? MAINa i a m ST. c * a K m Uo. t v . Record ond $12.95 SATURDAY 8:00 to 8:08 P.BC. MANCHESTER Appibuice Storo 255 CENTER $T. MANCHESTER O P m EVENINGS 180 OcBtor Street

{'' \ PAGE RlGirrEEM MANCHBSTEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTBB^ CX)NK. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1957 PAGE NINETEEN Worcester Mon ‘About Town Farm Families * feOP Nominates studyw ^w ------o u pr -raceiysd — — warn no pay,* tha WWW Local Stocks new committee membersiVr ■ will get "T? Said Speeding Urged to File Tax Expert for aalarica. The Legislature recently The semi-annual meeting of the appropriated 812.5,000 for salaries Nurses’ Aides will be held in Jan­ and other expenses In connection In Van Crash For Exemption QaotetlOBa Fumlslied by with the study. uary instead of December. Mem­ C k^rn A MIddlebrook, Ine. State Study Unit USED CARS WANtED — ------I I bers of the organization voted to Stores, Nov. 20 (4^—A farm ex­ Bank Storks h e T«>II»nd. Nov. S9 (S p ecial)-A have the dinner in January so that Hartford,'Nov. 29 OP) — Atty. T Manchester Trust . . . 80 85 ■ Roswell Magi II of Weiton, who 41 - year - old Worcfrter, Ma«.. it would not conflict with the pert advised family incorporated Conn. Bank and Trust Marine Convicted * * Top Prices Paid for Clean Cars | tniel^dHver eecaped injury at 8:S0 many parties being held during the farms today to file tax exemption headed the 1948 Connecticut Tax '•'I Co...... 85 88 Surt-ey Committee, will be named Vol. XXIV, No. 13 Christmas holidays. Plans for the applications for their livestock First National Bank of On Murder Count Friday, November 29 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School • ajn. today whan hia van truck dinner have not yet been completed. to the new State Tax St.idy Com­ overturned on Mile Hill Rd. in Tol­ and poultry even though their M anchester...... 39 31 * Any Year, Make or Model { MiM Helm Estes, Facalty Adviser eligibility Is in doubt. mittee authorized by the .recent Hartford National Special Seaaton of the Legialature. Okinawa, Nov. 29 (J V -A Marine land. The Girl Scout Glee Club will Tlie tax exemption was voted by Bank * Trust Co. .. 3 9 'i 31H State Police from th’e Stafford hold Its first rehearsal Tuesday the recent Special Session of the Two other membera of the tax Court Martial today found PFC. J If you have a car with payments ^ Fire Insoruico Companies atudy iroup, previously dlacloaed, Sprinjra barracka aald larael Cohen from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. In St. General Assembly, as a relief Aetna Fire ...... 46 49 Wilbur L. Jonea, Raleigh, N. C„ J too high, we'll buy your car and C Students as Teachers Thoughts for waa headed north on a downgrade James’ School. Park Rt. Mis.s will be Research Director John F. measure for farmers hit by the Hartford Fire ...... 123 133 guilty of murder, conspiracy to Peter Zaglio Awarded when hia truck akidded and over­ Marietta Gagnon will be the direc­ drought. Tarrant of the State Tax Depart­ J give you one with lower payments J Natinnal F ir e ...... , 5 6 60 ment and former State Tax Com- murder, two chargtt of assault turned. larael waa charged with tor this year. All Intermediate Dean W, B Young of the Agrl- Phoenix ...... 50 53 ^ and the difference in caih. ^ Thanksgiving apeeding and la to appear In Tol­ Scouts who can sing are invited to fulture College of the University mlaaloner William F. Connelly. with Intent to inflict great bodily Express Enthusiasm l e d Justice Court Thursday Join. of Connecticut .said: "In view of Life and Indemnity Ina. Coe. Tarrant la being named by Gov­ harm, and conspiracy to aasault. Unexpected Art Prize A car operated by Mrs. Alice the fact that there Is some ques­ Aetna Casualty...... 125 135 ernor Rlblcoff, while Maglll and Jonei was the second o f itx men (5ne valuable leaaon gained by I At Assembly Aetna Life ...... 181 191 Connelly are aclectiona of the GOP Campbell. 37, of Kingston. Mass., The Manchester Girl Smut Coun­ tion on this point and that there charged In the death of Navy I I OPEN DAILY TILL 10 P.M, many of the atudenta participat-! Soccer Co-Captains rammed into the rear of another has been no definite ruling from Conn. General ...... 243 2.53 Leglalative leaderahlp — Houae Oorpsman Adrien R. Nokleby. The artist, frequently ridiculed cil will meet Tue.sday night at S i Speaker Nelson C.‘ L. Brown and Ing in the student-teaching Teach- i The Rev.' Joeeph McGann and auto operated by Dominick Fanelli, o’clock in the new Girl Smut of­ the Attorney General's office, it Hartford Steam Boiler 62'4 86)i Welle County, N. D„ who died after and mistindci stood creature, may 19. of Hartford on Rt. 15 In Vernon Travelers ...... 73 \76 Senate 'President Theodore S. a beating Aug. 4. was In progress la.sl week, was I Congratulations to the new ‘the Rev. Arnold Tozer were speak­ Silver Work fice. 923 Main St. j .seem.s advisable that family In- Ryan. co-captalns of the MHS soccer now hold hia head high as he walks yesterday at 2 p.m. lorporaled farms should file an Public Utilities \ The sailor—a white men—was er Recruitment Program, which | ers at the annual Thanksgiving As­ Conn. Ught A Power 16 18 •' , The selection of Maglll, TarrSnt allegedly kicked in the head by team for the season 1958-59, the halls of MHS. Ths school’s State Police said Fanelli had King David Lodge, No. 31. lOOF. ! application for tax exemption on that the profession of teaching in- [ Wes Feshler and Gary Mllek. semblies held Wednesday. They Conn. Power ...... 3 5 ', 37>i and Connelly will mean that at Negro Marines. Balch Motor Sales Exhibit Slated A n II students, led by Peter Zag­ atopped to pick up a hitchhiker will meet at 7:30 tonight in Oddi their livestoik and poultry the i volves not only the pre.sentation of These two outstanding players are associate pastor of St, James' W’hen his ear was struck from be­ same as other farms. ' Hartford Electric Lt. .50', 52'i leu t 50 per cent of the new com­ Sentence on Jones. 23, will be Fellows Hall. A social hour will fol- ' mittee will have an Intimate knowl- y h ROUTES, EAST WINDSOR HILL ^ the lessons to the individuals who were elected by their teammates parish and pastor of the Second lio. have brought honor and "prom­ hind. No one was injured and no low the meeting. Young iTinlnded farmers that Hartford Gas Co, . .. 33 38 pronounced Saturday morning. On current display In the librarx- ised renown" to the title "MHS Southern New England edge of the Connecticut atate and Jones, described ss the first man make up a class, but also cleri­ at a sperial meeting Friday, Congregational Church respective­ arrests were made. the deadline for filing their appli­ ^ PHONE JAckson 8-2101 ^ N'ov. 22. are enameled silver cloisonne artist." Peter won top award In In another Vernon crash Telephone ...... 32 34 local tax atnicture*. to attack Nokleby following a pay­ cal work, the supervision of recre­ ly- Lawrence LaPolla, a sophomore cations, available In asses.sors’ 'of­ pieecs done by Mrs. Elizabeth the exhibit of carnival paintings Wednesday, Morton D. Go.ldberg. fice. is -Siindav. Manufacturing Companies Two of the three other membera, day drinking bout, was described ational areas and cafeteria facili­ Father McGann spoke of his de­ In the College of Liberal Ai l.s of soon to be announced, are expected ties, and student guidance, accord­ at the PTO-.sponsored Book Fair. 31, of Leominster, Mass., was Arrow, Hart * Heg. 43 in the trial as "the man who led sire to change the name Thanksgiv­ Biidd’a Craft I group. Tufts University. Medford, .Mas.s., | 46 to be. tax experts from out-of- A’ArArA'A-A’ArA'A’A'ArAAA'A'A'ArA'A^A'A^'AA ing to practice-teacher, Valerie The exhibit of paintings Im­ warned for following too clo.sely has been elected representative o f . ^ Associated Spring 21 23 the vicious, snarling pack" in the ing to Thoughtgiving. He said the Cloisonne is a surface decora­ pressed the representatives of Na­ as m result of a rear end collision | Bristol B r a s s...... state. The 1948 report, which waa attack on Nokleby. Johnson, after teaching and follow­ word "thank ” is closely related to tion in enamel with the designs Carmichael Hall on the univer.sity « ' iX O C n V lllO 8>4 lOH largely Ignored by the Legislature, ing the school routine for several 10 ‘Teachers’ i tional .Book Fair Inc. so greatly Bn Rt. 15. Oolllns ...... - the word "think" and that one outlined with bent silver wire se­ Interdormitory Council He is the ! ______120 haa some 1,200 copies gathering days at a fifth grade class at that they offered p-lzcs to those State Police said Goldberg had son of hfr. and Mrs. Lawrence l.,a Dunham Bush . . . 7 ‘4 Euclid, the Greek mathematl, should think before he thanks. cured to the ba-s-; by the enamel. 8>,i dust Tinder the State Capitol clan, often li Washington Scliool. Many students artists whose pictures were” se­ atopped in a lint of traffic and his Polls. 23 Otis St. E m -H art...... 48 S 51 called the "Father Attend WSTC Thanksgiving was originally in­ The eslgns are done on fine sil­ lected ss outstanding by a panel car was hit in the rear by another Fafnlr Bearing ...... eaves. One of Its principal recom- of Geometry." fail to lealiz.c that teaching con- tended to be a holy day in fact ver and silver-plated steel and the Court Begins 54 58 mendationa was to retain the sales •Ututps long hour.s after school, of judges. ear driven by Paul Doler. 21. of TTie Friendship Circle of the Sal­ Landers, Frary, Clark l 11 l 'K i I3 'i the very word "holidav " comes plaques are mounted on mahogany, In the words of Thoma# A. Cole- Tufts College. Medford. Mass No N. B. Machine . . . tax. The second waa to curb State coirecting papers and planning fu- I A-group of ten .Manche.iter High from the word.s "holy day." The vation Army w hold their an­ 26 29 spending — eomethlng L.eglsla- ture lessun.s. pine, or black walnut wood. Ash­ man, regional director of the on. one was injured. nual Christmas party In the Cita­ Assault Trial North and Judd . .. 25 ', 28 li girls, two Juniors and eight seniors, most Important part of the Thanks­ trays, pins, earrings, and pendants Ruaaell Mfg...... tures since that time failed to do. Marilyn Taylor, teachinjj and ob- giving holiday should he "think­ del on Monday. Dec. 2. at 7 p.m. A 18'i 201, Magill, Who tpeclalizee in tax ■ervinjr at a apvrnth prade math recently .spent a day at Williman- are among the finished pieces on catered buffet meal will be fol­ Stanley Steam . . . 35 38 ing your thanks to God, ” according display. In .lanuary these pieces H eb ro n Rockville. Nov. 29 iSpecial) — Terry Steam ...... work, served as Treasury Under­ ICECUBES clas.s at Barnard .lunior Hiph tlc State Teachers' College observ- to Father MeGann, lowed by a brief business meeting Trial of .Mrs. Anna Mae Pallanck, 155 165 secretary in 1937-38 and served as QiuJitg. Ski OppMi I School, said ahe felt more adult will be entered in Scholastic Art Torrington ...... 22 I ing cla.ssp.s and touring the college The Rev, Mr. Tozer said that Awar'ds competition. with election of officers for 1958. 34, Union, on charges of aggrevat- 24 President of the Tax Foundation. I MILLER'S PHARMACY I and especially noticed the diifer- ,-nd an exchange of grab-bag gifts U.S. Envelope, com. 18'i 20)4 BY THE BAG j on .N'ov. 13. The group was accom- Thanksgiving eonslals of two parts Students whose pieces are on Douglas Library ed assault started Wednesday In He ia widely known as a tax ex­ ence of personalities of her stu­ —remembering and recognition. of 50-cent value. Members are re­ U.S. Envelope, pfd. 11 13 pert. 300 GREEN RD. dents. ; panled Hy Mr. Harry Maldment display are Bob Etonovan, Dave Tolland County Superior Court. 4 0 'i ^ 0%NYLON I of the Guidance Department. One should remember that difficult minded to bring their gifLs for Special State's AUy. Donald C. 43H While membera Of tha 1948 tax Bob Albert "loved every minute Donovan. Pat Bematen, Helene Gets Furnishings After regi.alering, th< girls were voyage that the Pilgrims made and Kauffman, Stephen Gero, Joanne Mansfield State Ho.spital at this Fl.sk presented documentary evi­ of teachinpf" las did most of the how real Thanksgiving was to time. PUUOVER SHELL taken on’ a tour of the college by Burke, Richard Normandin, Pat dence. including a property deed, be conitnied aa actual marketa. student teachers i and said that he them. The roots of our nation are Hebron, Nov. 29 (Special) —F\ir- ON. V Louise Boyd, a l9f’).5 graduate of Hassett. Gall Gollmltzer, Ann map and pictures of the home and noticed personalities and especially’ -MHS, wlio is now a Junior at tied, up with the Thanksgiving holi­ aiture for the new wing to the Members of the Green Thumb the size of the students bee a u.se day: it is our most traditional na- Peresluha, Joan Landers. David Douglas Library has been coming CHub will have a Christmas work­ driveway of Mrs. Pallanck on Rt. WSTC. The girls were able to at- Tomm, Ronald Hawley, John 15 near the State line. Crippled Freighter •‘They were all taller than I am.' ! tend an art class and an Rnglish 'lonal holiday. One must remember la various stages since the official shop Monday at 8 p.m, at the Com­ COMPLETE FULI, ZIPPER FRONT Bob. who taupht at an eighth fiat actions speak louder than Flynn. Mary Reggetts, Irene Kris- opening Oct. 30. munity Y. They are asked to bring State Policewoman Margaret literature lecture class. They were kijans, Diane SmachettI, Elaine Jacobson appeared as the atate’s Under Tow to Port $12.50 te $14.95 grade math cla.ss at the .Junior al.so able to watch student teachers word* and that Thanksgiving ’The furniture had been ordered greenery or dried materials, prun­ High School, wa.s very much im­ 8hould\be Thanks-livlng, the Rev. McCartan, Mary Graham, Gall some time before the event, but ing shears, suitable containers: first witne.ss and testified as to the on their first dsy of teaching. Weirsma and Claire Dupont. authenticity of the pictures which HOME REMODELING pressed with the marking system. A movie entitled "Not by Mr. Tozbr said. did not arrive In time for the cere­ and also a gift for patients at the Coos Bay, Ore., Nqv. 29 i/Pt— Barbara Duncan, affectionately Claire Carlaon 'SO she said she took July 23. MI 3-1425 e 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE e MI 3-1425 Chance” , which showed the re­ Principal-, Edson Bailey also mony Norwich State Hospital, with pa­ The Coast Guard cutter Avoyel 100% DACRON named "Mrs. Duncan" by her third Drama Cluh Rehearses Comedy spoke to thd\8tudent body at the P ^ of the furniture came about per and ribbon to wTap it. Mrs. Pallanck, Union repreaenta- took the crippled freighter Olym­ WE ARE LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED graders at South School, enjoyed quirements of a good teacher, was live to the State Legislature, was GABARDINE shown to the visiting students. "You Send Me," a current song right are Fairy May, played by assemblies. Ha mentioned the three weeks age and on Tuesday, pic Pioneer under tow today 'and teaching and found the children age" will be presented on Dec. 7 at painting v a n d a l!^ whieh occurred arrested by state police In July and After lunch the girls attended, a hit. can be applied to the awed ex- Linda Peterson: Hannibal, played R n'rlock In the auditoriumi Tick- R eports Given the library gc.«t ’Tha Thomas Spencer Circle of headed for Eureka, Calif. SKI PANTS very well oonaved and nice, Tuesday iilglu oii ^ b llf bntWlngs accused of shooting at itate high­ The freighter with a crew of 37 AD D A R O O M j discussion with Dean Hood, who presslons on the faces of some of by Ken Tarlow; Mrs. Paddy, play ets for this delightful comedy are aetivlty, with workmen hauling in the South Methodiet WSCS will RHONE DAY. NIGHT er Martha Prentice's first linprcs- the members of the fast from "The ed by Betty Regan. In the second concerning the rlvah:y between largs eratss and setting up the meet Monday at 1 p.m. at the home way workers who were erecting a lost Its propeller yesterday and ■ion of the teaching profes.sion I explained about applications, tests, on sale from any Sock and Buskin Manchester and East' On Colonialism fence near her property. w-ap drifting helplessly 12 miles and purposes of interviews. Curious Savage." These reactions row are Mrs. Savage, played by contents. of Mrs. Edward Cobb, 35 Dlvleion SU NDAY FOR n y y r waa "It's the occupation for me." are due to Hannibal's renditions meml^r and before and after | principal Bailey urged'\the stu- She Is being tried before a 12- off the southern Oregon coastline. *11.98 Miss Margaret Godfrey, chair­ Marsha Spade, and Jeffrey, played school In the auditorium (Herald dents of MHS not to r e ta il^ with A Imigo charging desk for uss St., for their Ctarietmas party. Green as she taught in a second grade of Bach on the violin. Pictured by SteVe Thomas. The forthcoming Mrs. Marian Monahan's Fresh­ e f the librarians was set up, with member Jury which wai eelected The Bonham, another Coast man of the TEP8 commission of photo by Pinto) Mre. Oobb will be aaaisted by Mrs. Stamps class at Washington School. After above In the first row from left to production of "The Curious Sav­ similar vandalhsm and to k e ^ the man English class has been mak­ two desk chairs, a largs table and Myrtle F. Roesener, M; Winfield from three panels of Jurors after a Guard cutter which had been e REPAIRS (W ool $17.95 to $22.50) teaching several days Martha the Connecticut Education As.so- Donna Sandals ’59 "envious reputation" of MHS''in­ PETER J^AOLIO atstiding by the wallowing craft, ciation. was the main speaker of ing reports on life during' the Co­ , ether Items. ’They are all fine D. Gove and Mra. W. Raymond day and a half of examination. * REMODEUNG found that a sense of humor, a love tact. Revenge could be had throu^. pieces of furniture of Bght maple, LAdwlth. Membera are asked to Many Jurors were rejected because headed back to Us home station of children, and the consideration the afternoon. Her topic waa "The a victory on the gridiron Thursday lonial period, in order to obtain ganizatlon, "They are the best and add a distinctive iMk to the they knew people who are Involved here. * CARPENTRY NORTH1.AND— DARTMOl TH Role of the Elementary School Paint and Powder Honor Unit Gels which Is the date for the tradition­ background material concerning paintings we have ever seen at 4my bring a 50-cent grab-bag gift. HART 8K1E.S of each ( hild as an Individual are rooma ’They also add a great deal in the case, With the weather good and only • ELECTRIC WORK invaluable In this occupation. Teacher." Tefepee Tales al Manchester-East Hartford foot- inny Trcmain," Esther Forbes' of the book fairs conducted by our o f comfort and conventenM to the Members of M a r y Buahnell Defen.se Attorney Thomas F. Mc­ light winds forecast for today, C. e MASONRY Jud5* Rega felt that this pro­ Lorna Nybakken, a Junior at Displays Talent National Write-up ; ball game. Mr. Bailev also offered 1 novelHgid in Revolutionary Boston. organization. They showed a great Ubrarlans in their work. Donough challenged the entire Jury E. Stevens, president of the Olym­ gram truly gives a better under­ WSTC. spoke about her experi­ I a prayer for the speedy recovery of. Each tnember in the class had a amount of originality and we will Cheney Auxiliary, USUW, are re­ pic Steamship Co. of Seattle, said • PLUMBING HUMANIC—HANOVER— Mrs. Raymond Burt of Amston panel Tuesday, claiming that the standing of and background for ence's this summer at the National „ I President Eisenhower. : different topic to report on. The be proud to display them at other minded that the State Nutmeg Just before midnlglit his firm's • HEATING EUROPA One of the skits which really Before we forget, let’s say good- la k e has been secured to assiat In Club will hold a meeting Sunday Juror’s handbook which had been teaching. She found each of her Education Association in Washing­ by to the 1957 MHS Soccer Squad Manchester High School has hit The Round Table Singers, led b v , students gave an oral report based fairs in thp New England area." mailed to the Jurors was ‘‘prejudi­ freighter wsa not regarded In dan­ • TILING ton and Philadelphia. "shook " the audience at ' the an­ the "big time." At this very Mr. G. Albert Pearson, opened and ; on a reaearcH\paper on their par Selected by Mra. Elisabeth Budd, library work on FTidayi. at 1:30 p.m. at 3„ State St., Meri­ ger. SKI BOOTS $10.95 up students different and interesting, as they fade out of a good season. The membership of the Hebron cia l’ to the case. Judge Philip R. A * 1,0W AS *<% j r g • ROOFING and teaching an enjoyaWe and The very profitable dav ended nual talent show of "Paint and ‘ closed a.ssemhiies with their ren-: tlcular topic. Mra. Marian Monahan and popular den. Election of officers will take The Coast Guard qonfirmed this, The team beat Pomfret Prep 2-0 tnoment, people from coast Oongregational Church haa been place and a social will follow the Pasture refused to disqualify the PER WEEK • aidin g worthwhile occupation. .1 u d y with refreshments in the Student | powder" held Thursday evening vote of the faculty, the winners in although strong winds earlier in Lounge to end thesca.son victoriou.sly. Final coast may be reading about the PBaim'’ «n*,i "pl-nv.r of Tu.nu.o.1., and Trails During''the 18th Ctn increased by the addition of, the meeting. panel since all members had not re­ taught at Verplanck. record equals 8 won. 3 lost. 1 tie. I school, for Manchester's Verplanck ^ Ing ^ Thanksgiv- addition ’ to Peter are SeUvator ceived the hook. the evening broke a lint the Bon­ Members of the group were Judv I tury," "A Colonial K itte n ," ’’18th names of Mr. and Mrs. John jPar- "Thcie’s a lot more to teaching i c. . ing Going On” as rendered by Ml- lupes, second prise; Stephanie ham shot aboard the 7,216-ton than I ever realizer- the guest for the evening. puted CCIL Champion ss they de­ amazed to learn that it takes five I Recjuire Research broe esmqMwdent. Mice Susan SA V IN G S UP TO 5 0 % feated Meriden and Hall fell to quarts of milk to make one pound Representatives of various types FMdlstsai. telephoM AOadeeny g e n e r a l ralne Pitcher. Elsie O’Uonnell, EVERY WOMAN LOVE8 A BARGAIN AND Ronald Gamholati Thomas .Vdama, Windham. of cheese. Types of cheeses and ] schools all over the country have , THE.^E ARE BARG AIN ,S IF WE EVER SAW O.NE! BODY AND Thomas Siilli\-an. .Ind>‘ Lucas, their nutrition value were also dis- i.-hbon visiting the Guidance Office ■ ! Periods two and three of Mrs. cussed. and counseling sliidcnls interested TV SERVICE Bonnie Smith, Robert Aihert, Ma­ Life in Germany i Helen Page Skinner’s Junior 'Eng­ h a l f BILUON Df OBAPE8 If you’ve been roaming the in llicir respective schools. Dere OK a caii rlon Fitch. Muriel MIkoleit. Dann.v school at the ufiholy hours of 4:30 Doris Michelitsch '59 lish classes have recently com­ Caitfornla’a grape and wins in- Nlgbto a E s 9 3 Pint Parte A fur collar FREE with purchase The schools which have already pleted research papers on topics Industry is a half-bllllon-dollar-t- Manchuck. .lames Delaney. Jeaiine \ Topic of Speech p.m. or thereabouts (wheh moat t e l . 80 8-5481 FREE! of any fur coot! Jacobs. Judy Tnni. Barbara Igiiire- students are doing homework) you ! tf’x* been represented arc .Morse Col­ concerning American Literatt'ira, jrear industry. FENDER REPAIRS lege, Ln Salic Junior College, in jireparation for similar assign­ ASSORTED FUR MOUTON ton, Georgia Pottei ton, Linda Har­ Miss Patricia Benny showed might find Manchester High's 'wiri- j l^lV lllZStlO ll LIQSS Janet Flavell rison. Nancy King. Carol Georget- ter sports taking' shape. The I _ _ _ Bentlv Fchool of Accounting, Fishi­ ments in future college work. Stu­ PROCESSED CLOTH slides and lectured on Germany at er Junior College, Dre.v Univer­ dents were told of this project in CA P ES and DYED LAMB tl. Margie Stoddard, Margaret Indlhn basketball team hides out j l x P a i * K l A ' f ’ l l I I ’ O We of the High School World COATS Boland. Pat Ziegler. Erne.st Irwin. the Foreign Policies Assn, mcet- in our , massive gym with the U sity, Milwaukee-Downer College, September wh"n school began, arid Fitted and Boxed Milton Hathaway ,_____ 1 Bates College, Brown University, ] Staff take deep pleasure In that it would consist of notes, Maril,yn Taylor. Cyril Banks. A1 ing on Nov. 20 at Whiting I.ane swimming squad in the "sunken I presenting this week's legionnaire. STOLES JACKETS Valueh Up Lyons. W’illiam McPherson, June depths." Miss Catherine Puntam's Hi.slory Bouve-Bo.slon College, W a g n c r | gj';' , ••tons" with us as well as an outline, a table of contents, an MOVING INTO A NEW HOME? to 885.00 "A man of few word.s accom-; Hartford which 18 introduction and conclusion.'ithe Seipei. Robert Killer. Rachel Gan- "•'and‘'i:mh’ok^"r l i r ° ’' ‘^°‘''«'iw ith theVe'/tofthe shtd^^ From $ 3 2 .5 0 ler, Dorothy Reubin. Ann Lucas, pushes many things." This quota-( fuirent Affair., at- attended two lectures given and Pembioke Cojlege. , papers's body, numerous footnotes, '^ " “ ^ 9 . 5 0 $14-98 Basketball: Coach Elgin Zatur- and a bibliography. Carol Fischer and Janet Flavell. tion aptly fits this week’s legion-j Mias Benny spent a year in Ger- skl is grooming his squad in by Dr. Marx at the University of This program under the -dlrec-j Editor-In-Chief, Janet Claire Connecticut. ; tion of Mrs. Gertrude Hitchcock A minimum of 1,500 words to Donna Metcalf, '59. nalrp, Milton R. Hathaway. Our; many in conjunction with the Ex- character. A pre-season glance /CQ The course that the students at- and Mr. Harvey .Maldment will be I c u » .v a maximum of 2(500 words was legionnaire’s quiet manner plus i P^flment on International Living, shows a strong but not an over­ tended at U-Conn is a straight lee-1 continued throughout the year to , ®*>['’'ng her fourth year as a set. Many hours of library work A Group B0R8ANA COATS his friendly personality haa m ade|'^‘‘ Chamber of Commerce powering team. From watching were required, including use of all practices, the varsity should fall ture course and meets three times aid the students of the high school Janet plans Of Business Group him popular throughout MHS ! Greater Hartford sponsored her a week at 8. in their plans for higher educa- typos of reference material. CMass From $ 3 9 _ 5 Q Throughout his four years at, » '""'“V "ffour upon ■ these shoulders: Dick time w.ns also spent in writing this Dubanoski. captain. Bob Flake, Three weeks ago half the ela.ss tion. Students may apply at the k f i '*’ • \ Convenes Here high school. Milt has taken part and called them mother, father, went and 1 heard____ I a. . lecture...... - on the-Guidance Office _ -.-Lwhen'a represen-’ ^ 1 Jan hashaa takeri an active partnan .u o paper, but the final producty was Values te 889.80 sister, and btother. Miss Benny Steve- Provost.-■ J4fes Feshler, Arabs and the Islamie religion, tativc of a school they are inter-! school choirs, the girls spor.i typ"d at home. I College Pieparato-.y course an.I George Cu.shing, Bob Daigle. Pst I part General course. This year, wa.s able to move freely between Last Friday the' remaining half ested in is .scheduled to visit the progr.vm. Spani.'h Club. Current Outstanding Papers Listed FUR The 55th annual convention of Miatretta, and Chuck Saimond. RUSSIAN SQUIRREL Milton’s tight schedule includes Ea.st and West Germany though went to hear Or. Marx .speak on high school. Affairs Club knd the Girls' Chib*. Top honors in the second period DYED . the New England Business Ed"uca- General English, College Physics she was not allowed to take certain feudalism. Richard Olmsted, '50. A member of the S.enlor G irls'] cliws went to Donna Metcalf, , tors’ Assn, was held last Saturday (which he says is his' favorite), pictures in East Germany, A scrlntrtiage with Rockville These trips gave 'the class the cij- Club for the past three years, she , who.se subject was "Edna Ferber’t COATS is now vice president. ; Contribution to American Litera- SCARFS at Manchester High School, about Modem Problems and "Trig." At Miss Benny discussed the dif­ anfe hTthe“-‘" P/^form-, orirsteninr to ^ ference between the young people .Schola.stlcally. our editor is busy j ture." Other exceptional papers Per Skin ^ 0 300 teachers from all sections of present his future plans are in­ nraeiire f^ ^ 1 ' lecture and of getting used to part Some DafryiiiMliiina CSiooae from: definite. of Germany and the United States. nuv j'* K “ e lo f college Ilf* by tatting notes o n !- this year .studying French II! were written by Tina Abel, "In - B l a c k K id New England attended the conyen- English IV, .Modern orPblcms, • fluence of Edgar A. Poe’s l,ife on , tion. Mr.. Russell Wright, head of Milt's likable personality and .The boys in Germany would never wueft used word thesesii^CTv. lectures.»x:v 4US XVIt m;4ij also gflVCgave IHIh '‘ KtU*i Skill, C e a t a think of asking their father* for potential .lo o i^ on the Manches- dents the opportunity to talk with! From. the "Crosby . High „ Argus” Algebra II and Typing. French His Poetry;'^ Claire 'Carlson, and Jacket*, the . business department, .was in leadership have elected him to thf con^iled by the newspaper staff ' seems to be Jan's favorite subiect. . "Thomas Sterns Eliot;" Carol charge. Student CDiincll, where he has their cars; many of them travel on ter court antj better performances and ask questions of Dr. Marx. ’ . p^„,hy Hi»h . and Mooton HOUDAT motor scooters. are expected .soon. ^ The History of We.stern Civiliza- burV we eet t V fodow ne - n r ;' ’ Jan has followed a College pre-i F'‘»bc, "Edgar Allen Poe — The Plon on thd bsst hsatin9 • • • Qutomatic Dyed Proe- On display in the cafeteria and served as either alternate or rep- paratory Course for four years'and [ Depression of His Works;” Bill [ halls, there were textirooks, office leseiilative in each of his four At the same meeting, ^...... Davitf...... course at MHS i., a tvvo-semes-1 , “ ^s'hnnV" Daf eased L a m b , P f^ L ce shows ter course In which the students ^ , t, , . , .! plans to attend either Uosaia or j-'Inlousky, "Walt Whitman in oil heat and clean-action M obilheatl a n dl-' m 4 n y DRESSES equipment, and hundreds of bii.sl- years. Smith told the group, howlhe MHS abeiit 75 boy#i out TOr KWimmlng. are graded on a college levei Lalm: Bringing back to life of : the Tea. hers’ College of Connect!- American Literature;" Sue Sand-, Alt elzee a»4 cetera. * ness machines of all types. In the .sport’s field Milt has par­ Current Affairs Club is mak­ ethera.' Froi^ Pro.spects look good.- but another Karin Pearson. '59. * cuf t' how. I p,,t next fall in., preparation for a atrom. ".Mark Twain, the Humor- your new home a iiiore comfort­ E have revamped our Auto Painting and Body Shop , .Mter the registration, the v|sit- ticipated in Junior Varsity Track ing use of the Greater Decisions week is needed before any light I ...... ®07rect usage of | elementary education 1st:" Ronald Wrubel. ’The Sea- in I ing' teachers went into "the audi­ Program. The local club heard a able home with safe, dependable autp- and are pleased to announce that we now have the services In his .sophomore year and Jim-’ ran be ahed upon the varsity' words we never used in the flist Recently our legionnaire practiced American Literature." *4.98 torium for a general meeting. Stu- lor Varsity Rifle in his Junior year. program. "The United States and squad. place. . Excelicnt papcr.s written in per­ matic oil h e a ^ f end new clean-action Mobilheat. Value# te flO.OO of Leo Vigue and Roger Gallipo, formerly with Hart Buick Colonialism," presented by a panel for this fulure career at the y $ J I dent Council President Charles Van Milt works St the Pinehtirst Gro­ I^*adcrs Attend Spanish: I.carning to say .Ma­ Nathan Hale School, where she iod three claxa were by Bertha 690 Ausdale directed the flag ccre- h-'aded by Margie Grimm on Tues­ drid with a lisp. Here'a the enfirely new fuel oil that actually cleans Company. Both have had many years experience and are cery Store after school and on Sat­ One- quote for winter sports — taught .second grade .under the Geciauskas, "Edgar Allen Poe's e f­ i mony. 'The'teachers then broke up day. 'It’s going to be * long winter.” German: Learning what to say aa it heata. ------BUDGET TERMS e USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN thoroughly tra.ined in all branches of auto painting and urdays. Ba.skctball Clinic Teachers' Recruitment Prograrn. fect on Modern Short Stories;'” ju n o I into three groups where bookkeep- Milt is a member of the Ex­ Tripe Nielsen '58 A1 Weiss, ’58 when people sneeze, also how to Outside of school and beyond George Cole, "Nathaniel Haw- to Moriarty Broth'fers for the reply. Liberal allowajicc for your old fur coat when Ukea hi trade. •ln». socinl business, and office plorer Scouts of America. He is as­ her .studies Janet enjoys pizza, thorne-Psycholbgical Writer m Claea ewUa StoUHiMt givtt B E S r in this type of work. . practice and methods were dis­ Biology: The .study of life (hut mert tumn htai ptr gallonl BUV ON E-Z BUDGET TERMS sistant Scoutmaater of his troop COMM,-MS.M D.5.UUS.SK., ! C..rb"re."ntK-^'^£'S^:i‘*^^ proms, and crowds. American Literature;” Dorla USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN cussed Informally. and crew Leader of his post. Politick Supper not how to live id . On Sundaya Janet teaches Sun­ Michelitsch. "Walt Whitman — ...... 1 M o b i lh e a t ] A luncheon waa served, where Communist prejudice and propa- l ball clinic held for their benefit, Carol Fischer .58 PAINT The student body elected Milt to ] ganda are among the topics of con-1 'Die girls attended the clinic main- day School in the Primary Depart­ His Life and the Civil War'8 Ef­ i each of the recorders gave their attend Boys’ Nutmeg State last ment of the Center Congregational fect On It," and Albert Blan­ OPEN EVENINGS FOB YOUR CONVENIENCE ; summaries. Held bv Juuiors versattpn nreaently being dis-ly to learn refereqlrig and perfect HIGH SCHOOL BRIEFS ^ Viear. Milt says this is one of his | ^ cussed at Manchester High School, their' skill in refereeing, but also Chiirch.'^ chette. "Baseball in American D r S- AND .After the luncheon a tour of greatest honors. j The Sundial iiv, Educational Perhap.s another day will see LlterktUre." C A LL MltelieH 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY Manchester High School was con- Our male Legionnaire haa njany 1 pre-Thanksgiving poUuck basketball for a Square advi.ses one to "Count none , in Hale’s, where she works Interesting .titles of other paper*, good length of the time. but golden hour.s," , ducted by the students of the busi- 2“ ***'’®,.,^“®**''^*'** him.; the Junior. .The Modem HFetory classes are part time, or at * soccer or basket­ include: "ScTence Fiction in ■ ness department. The gulden wefe The girls, under the supervision • Members of the Art Services ball gan>e. Americsn Literature,” "Ckrl Sand­ SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS L. . ■ ^ ^ B Oboi D Y boating, akating, G**'*?- Club meeting on Tuesday. pr„*nted each mon^^wlth a film of Miss Martha Peterson. Miss FUR BARGAIN CENTER , Barbara Boy, Joyce Lido, Joan swimming, bowling, and hiking. Each member donated Squad must maintain an "A " aver­ Wlierever one sees her she re­ burg.” "V'ashington Irving.” of .a . P«>',tilnlng to the country they are Sise, Rosemary LaChappelle, Vir- of the meal which consisted of atudvinff. 'This film v*rv Julia Case,, and Mrs. June Brady, age in art. turns a glance with a warm and “Erpie Pyle.’’ ‘*The Airplane m 1069 MAIN ST., HARTFORD, OPPOSITE MORGAN ST. Judging from the good record studying. This film, itery interest­ played games of basketball while ^ glnla Verbalas, Edith Woodard, Milt has kept both schoUstically varied dishea. MHS commencement exercises ready smile. American Literature," "Herman ESTABLISHED 1948. COMPARE OUR PRICES ing and educational for high school other girls learned different phases were held at the Statf Theater y ; Karen Cummings, John Taggart, and socially, his path can’t help Plana for a dance to be held in students, is put out by the T ^ v - Janet's personality,, her drive Melville” and "James Penimor* MORIARTY BROTHERS m 301-315 CENTER STREET - Ml 3-5135 1 and Raymond 3orat. The vtaitors but be a succeaaful one. of officiating the game. from 1933-1956. and her determination can lead her Cooper.” All prieee plos 19% Federal tax; aU fata labeled te ahew eenatry April were discussed at the short elera Insurance Co. of Hartford. The girl* all put their skiiU to 3ISC1NTERST. MANCHESTER •r erigta e f kgspened fnra. ,i found many of our conveniences in- Milt is the son of Mr. and Mrs, busiriesa meeting after the meal. Baaketball has been a major to ,no other pathway but that of Doris MicheUtsch ’59 As in previous years, Mr. Briggs work starting. Nov. 2H, , hid) is aport at MHS since 1895, ' teroatlng. 'They were partlcularlv Milton Hathaway of 34 Princeton The .members were also reminded hopes to obtain Walt Disney’s ht- happiness. ;li«»re*sed with, Uio library and St., Maucheater. - the opening day ot the basketball Mr. Edson Bailey, principal of Janet i'a‘the yoUngtr daughter of Algeria became part of metro> to bring material for stuffing their teresting film on Brazil. season for girls. ■WUBII^g pooL Tf. Carola Flgclur 'M tiled for Dec. 10. MHS. composed th* lyrics to the Mrs. Helen and the tat* Harry polltan Franc* under UM FrencR . Rodney (TIavette '60 Muriel Mikblsit '50 "Aim* Mater.” Flavell of 88 Hamlin S t ooBsUtution of 1946. ^ C e TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAU). MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1957 ^ • MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD. MANCHE.STEB. CXmM, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1957 named as chairmen of committees Speak* Here Monday Andover for the Christmas Fair of the Mother, 4 Tots President Rebounds Catholic Ladies SocieW in St. Co- Sacred Cows Hal Boyle lumba’s Church Dec. f. They are: Drown as Car Seven B oys Mrs. Fnneis Minor, plants; Mrs. Charles Donnelly, food; and Mrs. S. S. PIERCE Strain Delhi A Passing Glance Robert McBride, toys. Falls in River Froiai Stroke, Heads Admitted to Other committee chairmen from Famous Foods Columbia are: Mrs. ’Thomas Livingston. Mont., Nov. 29 (P)— Cattle Pounds O’Brien, Jewelry; Mrs. Walter Mrs. Charles Woods, 26, and her At the Lonely Scout Troop Wheaton, silver tea; Mrs. ’Theodore four children apparently drowned T o G tysburg F arm Sanden, white elephant; Mrs. Peter yesterday when their car went out By SAM JOHNSON Morin, needlework; and Mrs. Lou­ of control and plunged Into the Welles Farm Wagon New Delhi (AP) _ This city’s By SAUL PETT stories. Ho had Jumped or faUen A- Andover, Nov. 39 (Special)— is Soracchi, dried arrangements. Yellowstone River. population of sacred cows is boom (For Hal Boyle) from hia 12th floor apartment. Seven boys have been passed by (Ooattanwd from Pag* recovery taking several weeks T Skyline Member At first it was believed the 28- FRESH FRUITS and VEGETARLSS Ing. New York (Ah—This la a lonely But the sharpest etching in lone­ "No, they have not," Hagerty the Board of Review of Boy Scout year-old husband and faUier also Poorly fed at home, the, break liness you’ll find in New York is ’Troop 124. ’They also passed the Mary D. Crittenden, daughter of ROUTC 83 — TALCOTTVILLE town i^r people who are alone. Prau Bacretiry James C. «a g replied. was in Uie car, but Woods notified out of their pens and amble around at the Automats, the coin cafe­ "■> . i .V tenderfoot requirements and have Mr. Snd Mrs. D. Benton Crittendon, You may. think every town is lone' srty toM reporters that no\ It Had the doctors, since ’Tuesday has been elected to Skyline, an the Uvlngston sherifUs office late 1 the streets looking for garbage terias. Mostly people who come in made any reappraisal that would been assigned to patrols. last night hs had gone to Luther, to eat at on Automat are out in 20 wasn't because he was overtln honorai^ society of MIddlebury " grassy parks or someone's shrubs ly for peoMe alone but this Is the Eisenhower bad had an unex cause them to conclude the Pres They are Roger Phelps, Robert Mont., to seek employment. or 28 minutes. The widows and the College’s Mountain Club. The skinny, hump-backed cows town 1 know. tedly busy Thanksgiving, going s|dcnt’s illness is not as serious as MacGranor, Timothy Wright, Lar­ The Woods’ children were Bet­ old maids take longer. Skyline membership in the Ver­ have a strange love for paved church and presiding over tlu'y had first thought? ry Girard, Drew Gasper, Gary ty, 6; Bruce, 4, and identical twins, streets after meals. Belldve me.Xthe bigger the town, I have it on the word of one Auto­ Roberta and Harry Schors. mont college is composed of those the lonelier the,loneIy are. A man ra family dinner. Hagerty said El­'^ o ," Hagerty said, James and John, 3. ’The mother They stroll along, using which­ mat manager that, having nothing senhower went to bed shortly after ^senhower's plans to attend Randy Walmsley and Allen Yale members whO have made the great­ and children were en route to the alone, the only ^uman being on a else to do, having sat in the park Jr. have been named senior patrol est contribution to the club. ’The ever side of the street pleases desert, may feel lOnely. But he will dinner and was asleep by 8. He said church aer^ces were not an­ L. W. Swanson ranch south o f here them. Cars, bicycles and huge or caught a movie or watched the there was no particular reason why nounced to netvsmen at the White leaders. Mountain club conducts the an­ for ’Thanksgiving dinner. feel more lonely among 8,000,000 afternoon TV in their hotel room, Leaders, assistant leaders and nual Woodmen’s Weekend in the SAVE! .Self PICK-UP buses come to screeching halts. human beings, if he'has nobody to the Chief &ecutive retired so House until he and his wife had ’The Woods resided at Big Tim­ they can’t resist coming to the members of the five patrols are spring and the famous Winter Car­ No one wants to hit a sacred talk to. \ early. •’ ' left the inanslon. Hagerty said the ber, Mont. cow. That could start a riot. cafeteria for dinner as early as 5 A cabinet meeting Is scheduled President himself had enjoined him listed as follows. Flying Eagle Pa­ nival in February. Miss Crittenden Bodies of one of the twins and 12 Large Betties Cases of Soda at If. you have nobody to talk to p.m. Then they try to stretch It to trol: Richard Yale, patrfal leader; is a sophomore. The scabby, lop-eared animals except a cactus plant ahd the cac­ Monday. And on Tuesday. Congres- against sayW anything about it Bruce were recovered late yester­ . hunch down in the mlddk of the 9 or 10. sooner. Asked, why, the ^jress sec­ Lester Thompson, assistant patro.1 tus plant won’t talk, youxmay feel I sat near three such old ladiea Here’s What We Mean rtonal leaders of both parties are Ballad Sliiger to Visit day. Search for the remaining DISCOUNT PRICES retary replied:. Richard Preston leader; and Peter Raleigh and $1.50 street for a siesta after a garbage sorry for yourself. But y'lqu don’t coming to the White House for a Bill Bon)run, the ballad singer bodies nad to be ' abandoned be­ I Tax Inch meal. Buses squeeze around them. one afternoon. First, they got their briefing on mllltan* and defense "The President has alwiys be­ Howard Smith. of Sturbridge Village, impressed cause of subfreezing temperatures. al Our Bottling Plant take it personally. If you n n find silverware and napkins, and then Richard Preston, president of Traffic becomes Jammed for blocks. nobody to talk to among 8,(w,000 matters and the legislative pro­ lieved that when he goes to church Roy Darwin is the leader of the local elementary teachers at their ’Thirty-five persons participated In Plufl Deposit they spread extra napkini as table- gram for the new congressional he goes as an individual citizen, to Economic Development Associates Fox Patrol and Daniel Nicholson recent visit to that spot to the the search, operating from shore Bovines Number 12,000 human beings, you do take ItXper- mats—you’d think it was the Wal­ session. worship his God, ahd not with Inc., of Boston, will speak to is the Scribe. Other members are extent that they wished their atu and in boats. City officials in New Delhi and sonally. This is the worst kind of dorf. Then they talked. Then they Robert MacGrano'r and Gary Rob­ ^Y.65 Delivered loneliness— painful, profound, abld- There has been no change, Hag- whole flock of reporters and Ipeetlng of town officials, officers dent should also hear him. Sheriff Fred White Jr. said the the old, wa|led city of Delhi es got their tomato Juice. Then they When We Say photographers.” erta. I Tax Inch MANCHESTER timate the bovine population at ini?. talked. Then they got their main srty said, in plans for the session of bgnks, utility companies, service Consequently, arrangements have search would be resumed early with congressional chiefs. But Newsmen and a crovVd of tOO The Panther patrol is led by today. Plus Deposit 12,000— including the sacred cow, I liaVe^ made sort of a atudy 6t course. Then they talked. Then clubs, and the Chamber of Com­ Paul Carter, assisted by John Car- been made by the Special Activities the not-so-sacrc>( bullock, and the whether Elsenhower personally or so others were on hand when Committee of PTA to sponsor The accident occurred on an icy BOTTLING CO. loneliness in this town—along the they got their dessert. Then they win ait in still is up in the air. the President — smiling, a bit merce at a meeting Dec. 2 at 8 ley, and lUU Robert Kelley and * -k * water buffalo, not sacred at all. streets, in the libraries, in the pub­ talked. Then they got their tea. Laurence Girard as members. Bonyun’s appearance in the school section of U.S. Highway 10 on Ike Meets Aides nervously — left the church, with p.m. at th^ Municipal Building. This is one animal for every 10 lic parks, in the restauranta, and ’The conversation I overheard ’The firm of Economic Develop­ Owl Patrol leaders are: Whitney Thursday. Uvlngston'a east outskirts. Visibil­ 10 HENDERSON RD. persona. While Hagerty was speaking. the First Lady. Applause broke ity was near zero because of Small Bottles the case studies which follow have went something like this: ment Assoeiktes, recently hired Merritt, leader; Donald Dowling, He will spend all day at school, Ml 3-7922 The bovine population fnulti plied the single virtue of fact. They are "1 hear Frank had a heart at­ Elsenhower was conferring with out and there were cheers and presenting a separata parformanee strong winds mixed with snow, Case of 24 bis chief assistant, Sherman by the Town Development Com­ assistant leader; Michael O’Brien, four limes In the nine years since real. No novelist dreamed them up. tack. And he has such a good Job, whistles along Connecticut Ave. as Harry Schors add Roger Phelps. in each of the 10 clasarooms. Not "nie car plunged into the river I Adams, and Brig. Gen. Andrew the White House limousine moved mission, is represented in Man­ South Off 1948, The housing problem is se­ A reporter found them. cashier at the Hotel Pierre." Members of the Woodsman Pa­ only will he sing his collection of near a highway bridge not far ;y .2 0 Ooodpaatsr, White House staff sec­ away from the church. chester by Joseph Savick. vere for humans and even worse To the library at 43nd St.— ’"rhat'a too bad .. (pause) ..You Discount Prices from a railway bridge spanning Center St. ’The purpose of Preston’s visit la trol are: Fred Senkbeil, leader; old tunes, but he will also give I Tax Incl. for cattle. That’s the one with the Hons In know this'.tomato Juice ii improv- retary, on official business. Eisenhower, bundled in a heavy Robert Home, assistant leader; the youngsters a glimpse of the the waters. ’The car was recovered. ' ing.” With that out of the way, the to answer any questions persons Plus Deposit North Off Many of the cattle Just wander front—a man called Harold came navy blue overcoat and wearing i might have regarding ait indus­ ’Timothy Wright and Drew Gasper. historical background of the songs away from their pens.. Others are ’’Soon, It’ll be time for me to President and first Lady could get FILIPINO WOOD VARIEGATED West Center St. almost every night, after work. He light gray hat, responded with i trial development program, espe­ Chmplng Trip Planned and the tradition of wandering true orphans, catching a meal wear my gre«n coat," aald one of under way for their Gettysburg "Thank you." minstrels. In the Philippine Islands, which i made a slight pretense of consult­ cially as it affects Manchester. The troop will meet tomorrow .35 Delivered HOURS: where they can find it. And some ing technical Journals but mostly the old ladled, rubbing arthritic farm. Hagerty said Uwt he and His color appeared good, al has a land area less than that of Dr. Snyder were the Only White Preston formed EDA Jast at 10 a.m. in front of the Town An evening performance which Tax IncI. Daily 9 to S are runaways from the dry, dusty Harold came to talk with the fingers, trying to maintain her dig­ though perhaps his face was not New England and New York com­ 1 nity with no place to go, nothing to Prices A s Low A s OR LOW ER Bouse officials also making the March.' following a 4 - year period Hall to march to Allen Yale’a prop­ will be held at the school on the bined, between 2,500 and 3,000 Sat. 9 to 6 countryside, outside New Delhi ladies at the Information desk. quite as ruddy as usual. erty on Boston Hill for a camping Pins Deposit who amble into the city. do. trim as comnlissioner of the Massachu­ same date. A small charge will be different species of woody plants 1 They came to know him as gen­ than ANY competitors. You shop with assurance that you are savinir real Dr. Edward L. R. Elson. the setts Department of Commerce. He trip. Yale, the assistant scoutmas- made for attendance to defray the C'ow Pounds Used ’’Doris said a swell man took her money. The new medical progress re- are now known. « teel, well-spoken, well-dressed, cul­ out. I’ll find out wbat a swell man poit and the firming up of plans President’s pastor; kaid that when assisted in drafting the act which ter.'.wlll be in charge of the event. cost. City officials continually round Camp, will be broken Sunday, tured and as a graduate of the he Is. I’ll find out.*’ for 'the Gettysburg run, together he talked to Eisenhower after the created the 'department. up strays and put them in “cow Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ services, Eisenhower’s health and A graduateXof Harvard College, morning in time for the Scouts to Manchester EvenlBg Herald An­ pounds,” similar to "dog pounds" The tone implied sh* hoped to with^eaterday's surprise burst of attend church services. nology. Harold also was a hunch­ find out the man wasn’t *o swell. actleuy, added up to a signal of a personality seemed the same as al­ he is a past pVesident of the Na­ dover rorrespondent, Mrs. Paul D. of other countries. The pounds back. Fair Chairmen Named ’’Sylvia bought a new hat and a First Quality Specialty Shop Apparel faster r ^ v e ^ pace than had been ways. tional Association of State Plan­ Pfanatlehl, telephone Pilgrim handled 9,000 animals last year, He came to talk but he came Several local women have been 2-8856. so it seems almost every cow, bul­ new dress. Her children had her We select our merchandise with the care and from resources used by fine Indicated, by Eisenhower’s doctors. At the ’Thanksgiving Day serv­ ning and Development Agencies, also to feed the pigeons on the out last Sunday. They paid for a Elsmhoem spent half an hour and an economic development ad­ lock or water buffalo gels caught front steps. .Harold seemed to feel stores — your assurance of better quality and better style. ices, the President Joined in the L L MOTORS once a year. cab both *vays.” with Adapu and GoodpasterT hyinn sinjring and ^ w e d his head visor to the government of Bel­ special rapport for the lame This brought a long pause until signed II w paf* and Initialed an- gium. In the pounds, the cows get food pigeon. the minister offered^a special of a sort w'ithout scrounging for finally the third woman, who wore other, R ageny said. prayer for him. Just before, and immediately OF MANCHESTER Ho talked about his aunt and HETCHER «USS CO. it. U fe Isn’t pleasant, though. A a bird’s nest hat , sighed. “ 1 think,” Tha Preaidwt received his aides after World War II, during which MItcheU uncle in Boston. He lived alone In she said. ’I’ll get some dinner." Large Selection - Money Cheerfully Refunded In the living room of the Executive "Surround him with the healing 9-7879 veterinarian said recently, after a ministries that in completeness of he served as commander in the New York. Then one day he told Our shelves are piled high to give you wider selection—more to choose Mansion. He had not been back in 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE tour, that the affair in the cattle the girls at the desk that his aunt health and atrength he may fulfill U.S. Navy, Preston was associated pounds... is appalling. RAILS’ NET INC05IE from— and if you want a refund—^just ask for it. his office since he became ill on with the United Fruit Co. In their had died. Then his uncle died, and his high calling in the service of Law Forbids Killing DECUNES Monday. terminal and marine labor rela­ CXIRNER DURANT ST. Harold went up to look after their The nation’s railroads had a Disonas Program mankind, through Jesus Christ our Hindu rcllgioiu law forbids kill­ personal effects. Lord,” the pastor prayed in part. tions office. NEW LARGER QUARTERS net income of $395,000,000 in the Hagerty said Eisenhower briefly ing a cow, but harsh treatment Is Two weeks later, the girls at the ftrat seven months of 1957, a de­ discussed wriUi Adams and Good- He is a member of the American PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING overlooked. Many bullocks pull­ Industrial Development Council. Information desk read that Harold crease of $52,000,000 from the to­ paster some phases of the legiala- ing carts through city streets had died. It was one o; those tal in the like period of 1956. llve program to be sent to Con­ 3 Teenagers Hurt AUTO GLASS INSTALLED have crooked tails, broken by gress when it convenes in January, face and arm cuts and bruises; drivers who twisted them to get You Save Every-Day at George Rose but did not discuss the Horth At­ Miss Gertrude Loisel, 16, of 731 GLASS FURNITURE TOPS more speed. lantic Treaty Organization sum­ As Car Hits Pole Burnside Ave., was treated for After a cow is put In the pound, mit conference set for Dec. 16-19. face cuts at the Hartford Hospital. the owner has the problem of Despite earlier strong indications Three East Hartford teenagers All were released after examina­ MIRRORS (nr*ploc« cmd Doer) getting it back. He has to pay a To Perpetuate that Eisenhower would not be able received minor injuries when the tions. We Can't Eat Used Cars — We Have The Lowest fine for permitting the animal to to go to the NATO session, bis at­ PICTURE FRAMING (oil typos) car in which they were riding went According to police, Gilnack was eacape and for the food supplied Juniors^ — Misses’— TFomen’s' tendance is now an open question. by the pound. A Cherished off the road and hit two utility driving east near the Laurel Park Prices and The Highest Quality Merchandise To •Vice 1^‘ealdent Nixon came to WINDOW and f l A J l G LA SS Some owners can’t find this kind the White House shortly before' driving range. While attempting poles yesterday morning. The ac­ to pass another car his own vehi­ Be Found. of money, and so their cows stay Eisenhower’s departure Ume, but ■^^UOUSIES: InstaliattoB Is Oaick, Easy and Ecaaoml<^i|. Memory cident occurred about 8:15 a.tn. cle skidded on the wet pavement In the pound. Officials, from t\Tnn Hagerty said he conferred with Warm All Wool on W. Middle ’Tpke., Just west of and went out of control. The car OONTBAOTORS: WE HAVE IN S’TOCffi to time, drive the cattle Into the members of the staff and did not the Rt. 15 overpass. countryside. Most seem to return Choose wisely the monument •ee Elsenhower. hit a utility pole and snapped It in 'the driver, William G. Gilnack, half, traveled about 150 feet and MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS to the city, that will stand forever in Hagerty said hs had not seen 18. of <3 Daniel St, was treated hit another pole. The car was a OPEN BATUROAX8 — OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Cit.v officials have a long range snlent tribute to your loved Elsenhower this morning but both for hand bruises at Manchester total wreck and Gilnack was e s t i b i a i e s g l a d l y g iv e n plan to place all the city’s milk- ones. . Adams and Goodpaater reported Memorial Hospital- Miss Edwlna charged with reckless driving by giving cows and water buffalo on the President “looked very well." Rlsley, 17. of 702 Burnside Ave., Patrolman Alfred Ritter. He is a dairy farm outside New Delhi. Messages voicing hope for Eisen­ WE WANNA DO was taken to the East Hartford scheduled for Town Court ar­ Bombay did the same thing. It We have our own dealgatog Winter Coats hower’s speedy and complete re­ Hospital where she was treated for raignment on Dec. 7. turned out to be one of the big­ aezvlce to build a monumeBt covery have arrived from the heads KOMMiMaMMMMlWWWWMWwwwWMMfW gest cattle roundups in Indian his­ o f many countries, Hagerty said. JUST FOB YOU at no *ztra tory— 10,000 animals were pushe sorles. ’52 PLYM. $595 I^ce, trimmed nylon .lip .—ln white, 4 ‘ 1 3 2 1 821 MIDDLB TPKE. EAST ait wool skirts in solids, plaidS/ stripes, black and colors— luxurious lace trim-" ^ Craabrook 2-Door Hard­ tweeds. Sizes 22-30. ' w W FREE DELIVERY—FREE 1 YEAR SERVICE MANCIIEStER, CONN. ’56 OLDS, 52595 top, R*H. minpi. Sizes 32-A8. Reg:ularly $3.98. Phones MI 8-8832 or '9-4604 Super “ 88” Hanitop. '54MERCURY F'ully equipped. , 5'YEAR WARRANTY H s la one o f your neighbors, ’51 DtSOTO $195 Hardtop Moatoroy. Badio, heater. Merco- $218J 0 on Independent businessman in Oostom 4-Door. Fully outic, new Urea. '1 1 7 2 your community, engaged In a ’5XCHEV. $695 equipped. 1 niglUy-developed, m < ^ m aerv- be Luxe 4-Door. RAH., Corduroy Slacks Power Glide. . Cotton-Flaimel Dusters oo Plus A $25 Free Gift '51 PLYM. I '52 PONTIAC 'SO CHRYSLER |'51 STUDEIAKER Ics that la helping many fam- ’51 OLDS. $595 sum Jims and Hi Rise— black and col- Sp • M | ., ily. business and profetalonal. “ S-88” Oonv., B*H., Hy- Cotton, flannel and nylon d u s t e r . —full ® .J . A A - 4-Door. A real doll. | See |t today. - 4*Door. V-8 Cemmnader ora— finely made. Size. 10-20. RegU- ^ c u t —ideal Chriatma. gift*. Regularly ^ ’ With Every Model L’-117, As Shown, I people to plan and control Uielr ’510LOS. $395 dromatle. " lariy $3.08. d k t d 4-Door. flnanbSB efficiently. He can Super “ 88” Hardtep, $3.98-$4.98. Sizes-32-48. X j Sold Between Now and ChristmaA FuU • ahbw you the one sure wey to ■ RAH., Hydramatic. ■ ’51 CHEV. $395 $245 I $350 I $195 Price guarantee yourself the things 4-Door, lUHL, Power wort — coniBdence ’51 CHEV. $595 OUde. In the future, eduimtion for your ' De Luxe Statioa Wagon. The children, ownership of your ’59PONT. $295 FREE PARKING homG, control of your business^ ’l l OLDS. $395 care-free retirement or an ex­ 4-Door Chtoftato. lUkH, and tended vneation. . “ 98” 4-Door. Hydramatle. Open Every Night Until 9 P.M. L MOTORS He la reedy to serve you. “ VOUB OLDSMOBHJB DBAUER” CoflfHKticut’* O nly B«vnrag« APPLIANCE BARN ManeboHar'i Homa of Foral^n Cdfs w it h . 342 ADAMS STv—PHONk Ml 3-8966 ■argward «Ml RmraMh^-Salat, Sorvica. Ports SUN LIFE MANCHESTER MCTORS SffU/Uj^9m 9 W ofGriNid M I7 M / li h m i n Q ¥ 9 n . JOPEN 10 A JL to 9 434 CINTiR ST. 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«V ■Ag e t w e n t y -t w o WANCHESTEa EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY^ NOVEM^^R 29, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19*7 * T-'.', 4LLEY OOP PAGE TWENTY-THgBiV BY V. T. HAMLIN CROSSWORD PUZZLE wow ABOUT THAT ...ms BOMETHiNa OUR BOARDING HOUSB wHh MAJOR HOOPLlt m i A \OJ LEFT,^OH. Boys *Oo' for ilcout GUIs ' Mare p(Wk Reiire I n ______ctee.wwrtsv, b u t i Yes, if he’s in scouUng he'll wel­ Cut* Kltf«nl WITW tWE TlMe-/OSCARS CANT IMAGINE The fllSct few weeks een etMOr MACVIINE„.is f Okay_ come OFFICIAL SCOUT EQUIP- ibk you? busiest Of fie wkeig year. W M «r IT IS. 30VE, COUSIN DAISY/UTTER M ENT this Christmas, from C. E, HE RfepABLE?! MOWING ^WATERLOO FOR BAXTER/— Bargains It'S fie "cnUrtainingeet” : season WELL.t PUT A RATTLE iN ^ HOUSB A''SON. Choose from an WRONG Answer to Previous Puzzle A N D MERE’S A WORD FROM official •cout'ITASHUGHT, $2,10 Sfiefi hdppy cominge and goMge JHERE... Fill the Spaces THAT GOURD SA tCTER USES . demand perfection in the ^peai«- tHEirau ■ i-ium n ■ n i^ n FO R A HEAD/ALL J 0 D 6 & MARTHA—SHE’S COMING ; Listed by that throws a iteady beam, or a ance of your home add the femllv h o m e /— SHE'LL BE K pocket K N IFE that lets you cut, if1 REf'icH'V’ W A i^6 Him f o r is opens cans, drive sertsWa, lift bottle wardrobe. MARTIXtZZING fie ACROStt 3 Pliable TO BREAl./ THE MEWS THAT A t h r il l e d t o HEAR OOR ' Inquirer ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING at b a c k y a r d e p ic / — UM f , caps and lots mdre, $1.50. TTie 8-pc. 4 —— right ] i t i l l f e m a l e FIST a p p l ie d To t h e 30 East centtr SL is your capable 1---- . Dick D IO YOU 5AV SU E ? COOK K IT (ttr<'Uumlriunl f(>Kyears 5 Fvict M EVe IS N o t A Ve R V LETHAU servant to ffSshSn and rsiieYS dln|v •nrl Hurry FOR A SUBSTANTIAL of faithful M ^ ce, la $2.78. Bcpre- 8 Container w e a p o n — b u t 1'Ne GOT auooovats, diiaperiea, MdepreA, 4 ---- of ppucp S O M ? P^dfoj^m ergenclee. The FIRCT, 8 “ Ann* und the 7 Compass point THE: OLD c u r m u d g e o n AID K ff , $1.26 has the Sterile soatter fugs, asst of an, your bans# 8 A limb of ■■ Kin* of ——” .q u a k in g — I TOLD Him I'D Fruit 2343 and order one or PORTED from England. Scotland In bualneia, SCHULTZ SALO N of- Afternoon Roup-Party fifough SStuMay and untU 9 on OF COURSE. THE Mohammedan 29 Cape 44 Tremendous PIECE tion* for your table, your tree, a n d j u s t g o b s a n d Z y d l T c a n 18 NpcpHAary more. Bursting with plump fruit* and France. Fine, soft and full fera you a reduced price on a na- A simple Soup-party ‘for a Thursday. IS GONE . BUT THERE'S world 11 liolding 46 Heraldic your wall* and mantel, t o r e are GOBS OF MASHED S T O P NOW, 18 Fnrolit and crunchy nut*. If.* a sweet and fashioned for smoothest comfort tlonally-adverUaed PERMANENT; coup^le of favorite pleymetss [ YUMMi ME. t o o ; P L E N T Y OF p e a s ¥ 25 Wins or ---- 3.1 Badgei-ltke band g lfu , the very choicest. offerings P O T A T O E S ; h a z e l ; 20 RoUxed and lasting fit, they come In lus- reg. $17.50 now $11.49 that* In­ 1 KEEP A N D c a r r o t s ; 24 Whale genus animal 47 Profit easy way to wlah "ile r ry Christ- of "old world” craftsmen to bring •newer to the To make pan gravy, rei_ LET’S HAVE I'M N O T 21 Worm ridus ribbon-cand.v colors, A dressy What to do?" problem when the , THINKING 25 ------hetw5ft Horse een * pose 4ft Vie\\ ed ma*.” , cludes a deep-cleanaing, auday happlnees to„the found names on moat of the fat from uto rOaS' HUNGRY 22 Dauh DRESS puts you In a festive mood weather's bad and your little girl OF ALL THAT the iincs 40 Fashions 50 Wrong shampoo, a luatroua rinaa, teat your list. Start the day.on a merry pan and add a littie water, 24 Spoken Wipe up aoj ice-cream aplll* to match the season. A choice curia and a amart aet. The budget ca n t play outdoors. Nourishing to a boil, soraping up the •STUFF IN TV \ \ i 28 Plan 28 Danger 41 Toll roads (prefix) note with a gay COFFEEPOT faat; The elTe t of the lactic acid qroup Includes velvet, a rich-look dept, offers a wel-known COLD hot.tomato soup, good any time, le i REFRK5ER- 27 ITproar decorated with colorful Swedish residue on the bottom ot/the pan r p In the ice cream on a furniture ing tapestry, shimmering satin W A V E reg. $12.60 now $8.49. enameling. From Denmark comes the beverage. Date bars, made with a wooden ■poon./SSuon/ to .10 Refund 1 5 1 . r i 1 II skirt of green with matching jer­ THIS OFFER ENDS SATUR­ from a packaged mix, are the .12 Calm It flnLsh la that of a mil' paint cv "Kobenstyle" H O LLO W ARE . the fists and Strain gravy'bSfbre serv- 1 / varnish remover. sey top. See the white lace skirt, D AY. Six top-notch beauticians chip-resistant enameled Iron. sweet. The youngster can help pre­ ing. ^ _ 54 More tranquil i 3 ! » ■ pare both — and will enjoy tnem 55 Wipes out crisp and saucy, below a bodice of to lerva you. Mitchell 3-8951. Such handsome oven-to-table IS l l If you want to make a snap Jelly, » ■niirm,. liL tM. » » 0« I 1 cup flour guys, lovely ladies and delightful 4.1 Fodder crops T~ ]> i ) Sense and Nonsense '; T h e "K in gsley” hand-stamped important, source— calcium, pro­ A modem MIRROR from J. A. fiS toast easier to eat if, after LONG SAM 49 Distmguishm* tein and ribofla’ -in. W H ITE GLASS CO., 31 BiaSell H Up. salt offspring, you'll find SUPPERS tprssding with peanut butter, it la BY AL CAPP and BOH lAIBBEHS ------L.______,{ method 1s u.scd to I-MiTtUNT YOUR priced $1,98 to $6.98. For “ her” mark j KA.\!E with dls'- n tlve depth of St. provide# a rich-looking ac­ \ cup ahortenlng out in haif-incn equarea. yONC^ ueaneeNEAH , A g ^ . T - I hap A 51 Hudson----- The (fO 1 ANP wor A s eccn o i of fooil, color on Ch. istmas cards from cent. A room appears friendlier, TC CROCHIt 2208 '60CQ Ktt6HT6 OF FEELIN6 y o u v '• i t Are Y ou Interested In Income? 1 Up. aoda ■ha'll purr or putter with eqilel TOO soon, UONO 52 French ri\ cr ft > Methuselah ate what he found on I Vnmindfiil of troubles or fears more cheerful with a wall mirror NapUne with n*Ilollday Flavor’ t M L B - L E T BACH OF ICO .; HARRISON'S. 849 Main St. ' Save’’ If so, call or write COBURN & pleasure, whether you choose glit­ Uttle hands and arma wuf love sAAirrr 5.1 Inactive hi.s plate. I lx's! his health might be hurl to create an atmosphere of charm. •M ix oatmeal, sugar, flour and You;iI want a supply of gay wieu> HIS s w eo in rne • I s ■ij i your writing arm and save pre- MIDDLEBROOK, INC., 629 Main ter-cloth boudoir elippen or tai­ cuddling this cunning kHtkn. It KAMB OF HONOe AHO 54 Falsehood And never, a.s people do now. ' By some fancy de.ssert; ,, cious time A fast 24-HOUR T ry I t I f your home doesn't •alt well together. Add melted measurea inches and it cro­ <»miSTMAS NAPKikS for fie 5.VTouches Street and the.v will send .vou in­ shortening, mix well; last of all add lored corduroy, felt and butter-soft 12 6U X Y t r r ■ 0 i i Did he note the amount of- the . And he lived over nine hundred .. SERVICE is available. Hundred* have a FULL LENGTH DOOR cheted of soft yam ift gray and coming weeks of stepped-up enur-. 58 Observes fl i i calorie count: formation on a utility yielding over the boiling water In which the leather. Cold winter night'a were I voars. ; of boxed cards, aglow with spirit MIRROR, you’d enjoy having one white, or white and black. tainlng and hospitality. Get them 57 This is the He ale it be( au.*ie it wa.s rh nv. six per. cent. Mitchell 3-1105. ■ode has been dissolved. Thor- made for the guy wearing S U P ­ r are here, traflitlonal. religious. installed. Transform an old- Pattern No. 220S contains Cro­ at HARRISON'S. 849 Main St AU He wa.«!n'l disturbed n.s fit dnnei ir inio , , roll and put In Ice-box PE RS with co*Y shearling lining. Tlie lonely stranger entered a ; warm and sulthble for family fashioned paneled door Into a chet diiecuont; material require- three sisee (beverage, luncheon, 5 ^ ' 3 he sat. If you add t tal le.apoons of dry modem flush CHILDREN’S SUPPERS are brim­ dinner) are printed wifi bright tH ! restaurnnl. ; member.s and relatives as well as milk to each cup of flidd milk, yoii door. ^ t w O v V ® " “ • ming with warmth, long wear: they menu; etttch Uluttrauona. nevourinfr a roast or a pie. GLASS TOPS on furniture ellm- „ . ' holly, polnaettias. hells, angels and 1 ------and tide ; Wailiess May I lake vour or- ■' friends and acquaintances near and make the food abort twice as rich make bedtime roundups merrier. Send 26c\ln coins, your name, k r To think it was lacking in granular I der ■’ m i Inate damaging ring marks and For U ttle OhrUtanas ‘Belles* addreta end -the patUra number decorated trees. BoUd red end green 2 Norse god fat far. Pick out vmir cards this Frl- in milk value a.» It Is when fluid DUSTERS AND ROBES wrap you _ i l j Diner What about the kind day at HARRISON'S. scratches. Mitchell 6-7328. I f she's feminine, ahe’ll love a T H E M A m I available in beverage and luncheon Or a couple of vitamins .shy. milk alohe la used holiday-gay "Sacony” SKIRT and tn warmth and ^tpealing freshneae sues only. Cute COCKTAIL lU P- I and a kind word. to begin and end the day beautiful­ 6 H E K A U ), He cheerfully chewed every species A two-egg white pie meringue BLOUSE from MABI-MAD’S, 661 KmS, eure-flre ice-breakers at a The waitress brought the eggi .. Add a few drops of kerosene and Enjoy a Worthwhile Evening ly. Of chenille, nylon, quilted cot- j and was mov>ng away may be baked In a moderate oven Mftin St. O f cotton»knlt j6rM v with party, are fun for grab-hag ek- when the : a little bluing to warn soapy water Reaerve the data: Tuesdav, De­ tonk, priced from $3. ies>V Af t. e«< O e e ,.^ mmrmd w ■ customer stopped her. about 12 minutes. a pellon lining that lenda per- Hays you a copy 6$ our 1987 changee.and stoeking etuffera THb'RE OUGHTA BK A LAWl ■ when vou are washing windows. cember 8, at 7:30. Come to the manMt buoyancy and "lift,” theie BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Dner ■ - W'hat about the kind Gives extra aparkle! Invalid fare: Spread toast with JUDD woni "INVE STM E N T FO RlRd" at I 14' 24- Tasty MetU-tIme Endings COORDINATES are WASH­ To ooncoal eeratehea on red- .SHEARSON, HAMMILL A COM­ butter and place In a soup plate BY KEN BALD AND JERRY BRONDFlELD Waitress - (leaning over and Everybody looke. forward to a ABLE. The eleetlcixed, rib-knit finiah mahogany, you can use now When you arc laundering slip P A N Y . 918 Main St. .lot down this Slart now to sew daughter's or other deep bowl. Cover with PUSHT, S 8 ' I V f JUST XXI D BETTER tasty DESSERT TREAT from welet encirclea neatly for a trim making three cmchet ttema t M a lodlno. For mahogany that has SOUNDS like lavdews pushing.. whisperingi -- Don’t eat those . covers, l>e sure t- brush loose dirt favorite doll a.complete new set of scalded milk to whdh a few COMB FROM the INPORM NU5S A MOPERkI ram b liko eggs. appointment and bring a friend. SWISS PASTRT SHOP. 183 North look. Each aklrt haa an embrold- quilt. Only 20e a copy! turned brown or te cherry coIowmI, hospital. SWIPT'S 1 I M 6LAP r KAO A CHANCE AaOBOlHG ID the clothes as a holiday surprise. Each grains o f aalt have been added. SWIPT WE'RE ■----- “ RANCH.’ WELL from seams and Inside pleats be- You'll both.enjoy It. Main St. Prom Apple pie to ■ered motif, twinkling with aeqiiini. uae iodine that has turned dark A VERT SICK MAN TALK TO SWIPT... PCOSPKrriYE SELLERS, item of this set is one pattern You’ll need about half a cup of SOINS AHEAC? BUILT.'SPACOUS.' ' fore putting in sudsy water. yeast breads, you’)I taste the Choose a clear red, blue, gray or brown. Por maple, dlluta iedlnn NO TELLING KVHEN JUPP. THEiR HOME IS A GOOD l‘ride is erpial in all men; and piece. milk for a ellce of toast. Poultry Uniformly Good HELL COME OUT Add some basil leaves from your wholesorSe Ingr^ienU end their toaat and complete the outfit with with denatured alcohol using a ' CROSS BETWEEN THE LOCATlOnr,, o_v«TrM0u«S the only diiYcrence is in the mean* No. 8319 is for dolls 14. 16, 18, 20. If you are extending the Thanks­ OF THE COMA... TAJ MAHAL AMO ' We’re Having a. Birthday garden, and some celerv tops, to masterful blending. I t ’s a com­ a warm "Sacony” SWEATER: half-and-half mixture. I anfi manner of displaying it. 22. 24 inches. See pattern for exact Anchovy Ohlp Dip giving holiday wifi dinner gu4eu BUCklKJGHAH PALP.CE CCAL REXJAL .MEN'S SHOP, 907 tomato Juice and refrigerate over plete . bakery service OPEN Sllpon, cardigan. Jeweled and this weekend, X'YNN POULTRY : Main St. celebrates 17 years In night. Remove basil and celery and yard-ages. bulky knit They’ll be her favorite 2 tablespoons anchovy pasta Squabs, weighing S-4 to i pound, ESTATE For this pattern, .send 35c In SEVEN D AYS A W EEK. Closed FARMS STORE In fie Parkfeds We promise according to oup business with anniversary specials serve very cold. Thanksgiving Day. g lfu under the Chriatmea tree. >4 cup minced onion can he found in Sne meat mar- I hope.s. and perform according to ; that say "w e appreciate vour pa- Coins, your name, address, size de­ 1 tablespoon lemon Juice can provide a young, tender. Juicy kott. They may be atulfed and sired. and the Pattern Number to TURKEY, CAPON or ROASTTSC / ; our fears. ( tronage." HARRIS TVEED TOP­ Revitalize an .Aging Chair Peanut Butter Blicuila 1 tablespoon tarragon vinegar roasted in a modarate oven for as SUE BI’BNETT, THE MAN- Sliced radishes give a salad made From nearby Connecticut farme, COATS are $39.75. A $10 bill hu.vs If any piece of furniture In your from cooked green beanS welcome Two cupa flour, 4 teaspoons H cup dairy sour cream about an hour. BasU tha birds I Art Linkletter: “ High heels fllE.STER EVENING IIKRAI.D. theet cholea birds are raised uMer with melted butter during fir ' tvfo pair of trousers tailored of home displease.* you. something can cr(ppnese. baking powder, 1 Uaapoon salt, a 1 pup mayonnaise ideal conditions and scientifically . ucre in\enlearklng place acceaaories are available In­ lightly to coat outalda evenly with ••natural” for gifts that can say I Man Hello, Bill! Thin condensed cream of celery This rulo applios to chopi, too. Rallda.r Oenterpleoea _____ I HOWARD’S SLEEP CENTER, dividually Including firewood bas­ flour. Roll about H inch thick "nothing’s too good" In the tender- Bill (pleasantly) Hello, .Sam! soup with a little milk and add a ' And trim all exceea fat to prevent New ly redecora 1 and enlarged generous amount of finely diced 1 •cross from Mary Cheney Library, kets and lighters. and cut with a floured biscuit est way. Precious HXRlfMEL FIG­ flare-ups. Sam All your fowls washed :: FLOWER FASHIONS BY MIU- Invites you to use the FREE cutter. P iece on a greased pan URINES exert a heart-tugging ap­ awav this morning? pimlento. Heat and aerve aa ^ I KOW SKI, «95 Main St. carrtes a sauce for poultry or fi.sh. PAFUCING spare next door. Open Ever add a couple of teaspoons! and bake In a hot over (428 de- peal that lasts. In the window die- Alternate email mushroom cape, Bill Ve.s. but the ducks can of Instant coffee to chocolate pud- for fifteen minutes, nley look nartlcularly for "Angelic swim. . bigger than ever selection of HOLI- to 9 p.m. Frida.v the store radiates ■quarea of bacon and chiokan liv- ; DAY CENTERPIECES: gilded ding- when yotir are preparing the Song." "WorehlD." "Wayside De­ Sam Orange trees gone, loo? "W aale .Not: Want N bl” a holiday air with its preferred era on skswore. Brush w ifi J cornucopias, wine ba.skets, and selection of gift items; Pictures, latter from S'mix ? PrecUonl Pretties votion." JEWELRY ii a magic Bill \ -s. but evervboflv said It's a smart habit to g«t all poa- melted butter and broil. Goods ! woven bowls spilling over with a sible mileage from shoes. Why dis­ What woman can Resistgt the word suggesting at once affection ■(M^od with chutnay aanoe. PINE the crop would be a failure anv- mirrors, lamps and comfortable '7 l h M : T o fre.sh flower arrangement or ,eal- card slightly worn shoes when chairs. HappIcMt Task o f the Year practical glfta of LINGERIE that end beauty, for each member of how. the family. There are watches, a l a a ! (^uKsm^ta.^ looking fruits. Do see the exclusive romprtent J. H. HALE SHOE RE­ G ift-giving at Cl\ristmas means look so frivolous and make her feel When you have an agg whitS Sam I .see the river's reached "Ident" bracelets, rings, earrings, PHARAAACY >709 V. 4S7DR r r ., i line of MUSEUM S C U U ’TURE, P A IR with modern equipment can gtft-buvlng at MARLOW’S. 887 so feminine. W ILR O SE DRESS leftover, you can make a frosting ^O l M £S above your windows. Bill. If you want to cook leafv spin­ pearls. Remember they are thrift- MS OMrier Rt-^dM. Ml MSld WLIWAt/Vfg 3,^/5. I exact reproductions of art treaa- rebuild, restyle shoes. ORTHO­ Main Street for every mamber-of SHOP, flOl Mein St. has the from it thia way. Put fit 9 g g Bill That’s all right. Sam, them ach In the water that clings to the nrioed to rnake Bente.'a blidgel go J urea, hand finished and detailed PEDIC WORK IS A SPECIALTY. the fam ily and the home. luxuriously stried SLIPS, PANT­ white with a daah of salt , and a windows needed wa.shin’. leaves, you'll have to cover the IES end NIGHTWEAR, fashioned farther. OPEN FRIDAY EVE­ • to capture Inflnite heautv. Unusual, t ree parking lot next door. S A H [ saucepan. But lift the cover a few half cup of current Jelly fi'fie top PINE LEKTOX ..v'L-*, Leftover baking powder biscuits In the popular new lengths. Bleek, NING. ; distinctive glfu for special friends GREEN STAM PS. Use your charge times during the cooking to help part of a email double baler: beat S or relatives. may he snilt and spread with a beautiful NYLONS for .eveyy oc­ constantly ovar simmering .water BUGS BUNNY account. 1 keep the vegetable a bright green. mixture o f ground ham and cheese casion, to take you around the Nmv O-leans Brown Betty PHARMACY Mlg.' , < ..fl? until the frosting a tan (Is fi MS t. Center Rtofin S-SSSS BUZ SAWYER IF YA ^ and toa.sted under the broiler. Top clock come with glamorous dark 1 can (1 Ib. 4 os.) applesauce or straight peaks. [ill clean wdth a slice of sweet pickle. BY ROY c r a n e DON'T PAV c jL U P ,' seam#, also th# bewitching*. #eam- aople iSllce.4 IT U P ' free look. The aeaion’s newest >4 cun graham crackqr crumbs m I H m r c t u r n c p , t w o c e n t s A w er?,.m i ALLAH.' AUAH!..,AFTERII ' OEPOSIT, It’s Fruit Cake Time shades are here. Place a g ift from '» cun chopped nut# AUPA. I'VE COME TO YA CAN'T TAKE VER cant go AWi^Y YEARS...I WAS PREPARED OLUG' When friends drop Ih often dur­ W ILROSE DRESS SHOP under 1 teaspoon cinnamon *- i^AKE YOU AWAY. r « GOING TO FOR ANYTHING, BUT NOT | SODA POP WITH YA ing the coming weeks, serve them her tree. 5 tablespoons molasses Butter WEAVE ZORKA, Cic e r o : f > r :------r r r v T H i s . 6A«S(.E! l a something extra special, .something Snreed canned apnieseuca■sauce or BLAIR'S sw eet WE'S CRYING.' delicious like moist, stay-fresh Making bran muffins? 'Vary sweetened apnle slices InI a g* ^ s e d HUSBAND, A CRE> WHY IS THE /^'LL DRINK IT F R U IT C AK E from the P IN E them by adding to H cup of flame-proof dish. Top wliw ifi' mix- C0AT...SEE. man CRYING? here: P A k P A S T R Y SHOP. 658 Center St, chopped dates to the batter. itife of graham crackerir crumbs. Orders are flooding In for their nuts and cinnamon. D riu le popular F R U IT .STOLLEN, the Good ways to serve gingerbread; molasses all over. Dot with butter LITTLE SHOP yeast bread that's pretty as a pic­ With a sauce flavored with choco­ and broil until crisp and browned. ture. T ry the R A IS E D IX )A F late or lemon; with vanilla Ice EAST CENTER ST. SHOPPING PlAZA CAKE, not too sweet, ju.sl lip- cream or whipped cream; with a Fog,C$irietiMae and Ym ra to Come sroacklng good. Closed tomorrow custard. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE, and Friday. 713 Main St., le e treasury of use­ 11-21 Lika your hot chocolate rich? ful gifts. What horn rm a k e r Buy Carpeting with Use cream for part of tha milk. wouldn’t be thrilled with a modem "FEMININE FINESSE" ..P r ll. No Money Down ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE. A ■MORTV MEEKLE MUBIE When you open your door wide If you use a cloth fUter in a quick way to a woman's heart la an D slieits lingsris to pUaBurayour ' m ic k e y FINN to welcome holiday vlaitora, .vou coffee-maker, It should be rinsed extra-powerful MIXER, a stream­ BY DICK CAVALLri fancy or give as a holiday gift. BY LANK LEONARD won't want to apologize for the In cold water immediately after lined steam-and-dry' IRO N , an YOUiLHAVE SORRY, 5IR NO TABUS WHAT . AVAJLABLC-ER- I PICTURE OF ME WHEN I appearance of your carpeting, not the coffee Is brewed. automatic jCOFFBBMAKER that /■/144 SUHe/T'S AGOA DE PCETA TUD^ TDGVEHIM ARE WE when MANCHESTOR' CARPET brews perfect coffee every time. coMMo fW M ave WASSAMOTTER BLAB J A BIG TIP TO WAS HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP HAVING? CENTER, corner Main and Mid­ AT COLLEGE r ' A P leasant Invitation to Nibbling Thrin her with a new TOASTER eXP r/VOS£ TfiUMXS! NUKklE ZUP KISKA! GCTATABIX dle Tpke, makes It so easy to buy. or a versatile GRILL-WAFFLER. VANCEV Delicious CANDIES end NUTS a) Take 90 days to pay, or up to are treats that intrigue children The enjoyment of music knows no three years to pay. EhJo'y the com­ and grown-ups. too. Pass them age. A line of portable and HI-FI fort, the warmth and hushed ’qiilet around tomorrow. PIN E -LE N O X phonographs are here together GREEN that soft carpeting brings. A big PHARMACY. 299 East Center St. with console and portable T E L E ­ store full of the' most beautiful and P IN E P H A R M A C Y . BB4 Cen- VISION SETS, priced from $189.95 rugs and carpets available. ter St. have crunchy M IXED for portable TV. The TOY AREA NUTS. 89c a vacuum sealed tin houses a carefully selected group • For feur-gora Ever add bita of crisp bacon to container. Just the thing for your of play equipment to interest the a la a k .ftt a .aalad of romaine and fresh Thanksgiving hostess would be offspring. With Christmas shop­ STAMPS orange sections?. holiday wrapped BOXED CHOCO­ ping now demanding our earnest • For tiiparb quality LATE S, fresh, pure, and whole­ attention, remember GOODYEAR .Patoh Corners with ‘Knmer Tool' some ' In aeaortmsnte to please SERVICE STORE. OPEN FRI- workmanship At.JO H N SO N P A IN T CO.. 723 every preference. DAY EVENING. 111-21) CAVMLI ___ Main St., the "KORNER TOOL” la IWT ., M. In.. T.W. Ktg. y,t. Off • For 100% nylon ' 9 Given Ynth Cash Sales the handiest gadget to own when Assemble an ISth Century i CAPTAI.N EASY .vou want to make smooth, neat lac* that waars MR. ABERNATHY . Original - BY LESLIE TURNER :: comers a# In dry wall conatructlon, Acquire eeyeral New England BY R.ALSTON JONES .AND FR.ANK KIDTIEWAY ' tell HIM THE GMERSW WILL LET and wears ' V V V w s o vou' or aa a cement Joiner. Use this colonial pieces from SH E R W IN - Art YtHr Car HIW INI I MUST KNOW IF HE LOST MV , never heako o p hiia preclalon-angled steel tool for (T'6 CALLED *TK5HT CLOTHESLINE* till he w a s KBPORTEO W IL L IA M S Co. 981 Main St. Your ^USPecTS THKT NOlAN USED inuitktion. I pointing brick, tt Is rustproof and • For wida adjust- MIG5W0. STRANefRiTg) budget aeys “yes” to COLONIAL iJ CAPTAIN has an eaay-grip handle; "K O R ­ *abla straps I'M BURE yOU'LL EAGVt TO SEE ME EVERVDAVt KITS that ere efslly eeaembled: Paym tRlt T ot H igh ? e w jo y THESE SHAU WE GET DOWN TO N E R TOOL” saves time and ef­ Spoon rack, $3.26, Candle Sconce, double tewed fort in helping you toward a pro­ $3.95, Salt box. $2.50. The F IN IS H a b s t r a c t fessional-looking job. WUMTIMGS, MV K IT , $1 Includes stein, sealer etc. • For opaque 40 DEAR...THIS OWE Fun to make for years of enjoy­ Haadraade Gifts Show Y'ou CAre m ent denier nylon tricot IS CALLED YO U R Y A R N SHOP. SO CoUage •s u n s e t o v e r - St. offers FR E E PR O FE SS IO N AL Nice for a change: A thinly t h e c o w INSTRUCTIONS for makliA love­ sliced ’ banana ' added to griddle b a r n * ly gifts that look costly yet work cake batter, . > up quickly. This attraoUve, cheer­ ful ahop encourage# you to* relax Good flavor change: add a a# you browse among J,he many tablaaj^on of graled orange rind »3 READY-'iY>-GlVE GIFTS: Jewel­ NOVEMBER 3 0 to a tWo-egg cake made with cups W * w ll ^ ttff your bd« Proportion Slips: ■ ' ' z» ry, tote bags, note papers, purse of flour. accessories, sewing aids. You'll o n e * I r ffiiM o n d o f f t r « find many QUICK AND EASY Short, Averege end t h e s t o r y OF MARTHA WAYNE W ild rice should always be pick­ compItfR SRiReHoil of JEFF COBB patterns for whipping up a darling ed over carefully before It is used, "Tall, White Only. BY WILSON SCRUGG8 BY PETER HOFFMAN E head hugger, acarf, mittens, that o M r t iRodtl iRoreRfeed SU R E HOPE Mn Both n ese Stores than washed extremely weH in a ■hi'* IWIU. NOT stop/ LET'S KKCtir-'OlfBS \ girls of all ages appreciats. Stop; etreiner under running warm e a r s . lOUNG, ATTgAC'rivC (two WEH-UCEim I NOeOPYSPOHED In FirWay. water. ME COMING IN THE Exquialte Slips ITSBCBJALM0ST4 L BACK WAY OR MY W r d s e b u y h n e m h 'y&ie NOW. wuv nor G O O SE 19 Add a bit of maca and eeleiy Please the Uttle Ones Fbet by KOBfAR UYC, eNJW- COOKED/ aalt to a cream aauce to be served' ANDERSON’S C H I L D R E N ’S iflft rypRs of lotR cars. over flsh. SHOP, 303 East Canter Street has the GIFT ITEMS boys and girla tromeir. fast. A Gift of Music Always Fleasca ask Santa for. For lltUe men. gift- Other Slips end I f you want to aSy "M erry boxed cuff links, just ilka Dad’s bfiyi"9 M^IcR. Half sups The CORK Christmas’' In a way that will $1; a set of matching Ue-slide, cuff 12,98 to $8.98 echo and re-echo In their hearts links, $2; also-handimme wallets * M ANCHitnii C o n n * for months to coma, choose a g ift fend leather beiu. CUidren's pretty ‘ Bariow of music from THE MUSIC SHOP, hqnkles. S-in-aJ»ox, $i. Compact 1018 Midn St. On RECORDS a fa- t r a v e l KITS^ tndude saaential MOTOR SALES vorits^ aong or an album can con­ toUatriaa riie’U lovs to take on an vey your sentiments richly. "overnight" to grandma'e. For in-, PHONE TR S-2538 PHONOGRAPHS for young chil­ doorsjtr out, fie all wool CABIE WINDSOR AVE. II N G=e dren and H I-F I RECORD P L A Y ­ STTrCH SWEATER will have her 'ROCKVILLE, CONN. o n o f tkAlLT 8:S04;ie . ERS for teenagers provide,years equeeUng w ifi delight. Stop ia Frl- wED.-THtma. nec nu . avaNiNos u im zt» o f anjoyment dfey. Open Till 9 lEveniagB I I t . V - :. V .• - - - - -ttt- — -I - : ^ —- — t X f ^ I W ins Road Race in \ime Indians Scare Hornets Before Bowing, 39-13 Foley, Jackson .Celtics Streak Snapped Words You Can’t Print! G>mbine Skills After 14 Straight Wins Detroit, Nox-. 29 I.TI—^The Detroit Mons had gone five qasjr- Pete Close Second tera ivitliont s touchdown w-hen Head Coach G eorn Wilson leM To Pace Win V I.E.4GUE them—in word* you can’t print—that It was high Une they 'Sf fitM dlnga Philadelphia, Nov. 29 (/P)_The Bo.ston Celtics, shorn of a woke np and starM playing football. By PAT BOLDUC W Pet. Whether Wilson’s halftime speech brought It about or hot, • - ^ Before 12,000 Fans E A S Gage ...... 18 ,M7 14-game winning streak in the National Basketball Assn., the IJone “woke up” In the second half yeatordi^ and dealt the Stubborn and surprising Man. Motor Sales . ■, 18 .687 still held a seven-game lead in the Eastern Division today and Qreen Bay Packer* an 18-6 defeat before a paiiked Briggs Sta­ Correnti's Insurance 17 .<30 «arA*«A 4-g\ anwiA ** By EARL VOST Manchester High School were ready to “win some itipre. dium crowd and a national telexialon audience. It was the only Stayed with heavily favored Don Wlllii ...... 15 .556 The Celtics, defeated by t' game acheduled In the National Football League. •n > . ■ America’s greatest marathon and long distance runner, Green Barbers ...... 8 .296 New York Knlckerbockera 97-80 In The triumph In the annual Thanksgiving Day scrap kept Ea.st Hartford for 40 minutes Merrill's Market .... . 5 .185 the first game of a Convention Hall again. Maybe we needed that spark the Detroit club In the scramble for the Western Conference Little Johnny Kelley of Xew I/mdon and the Boston Athletic before the flying feet of Hen­ to pull ua together." Assn., more than lived up to his reputation yesterday morn­ E A 5 Gage edged Correnti’s In­ doubleheader, were stopped one championship, Just a half-game behind the paceeetting Balti­ ry Jack.son and the long dis­ surance 2-1 and the Manchester game short of the nine-year-old (jx'er in the Celtic.*’ dressing more Colts who tangle with the Los Angles Rama on Sunday ing when he paced a field of 78 contestants to win the 21st tance pa.salng of fullback Dick Fo­ Motor Sales also pinned a 3-1 de­ r(K)m the phlloaophizing had "We had been flat tor Bve quarters, and for no good ren- league record for early season win slopped. running of the Manchester h’ive Mile Road Race. Kelley was ley carried the Hornets to a 39-13 cision over Green Barbers as the ning streaks. son," said Wilson. "So I told ’em—In words you can’t'prini—thnt clocked in the record-shattering time of 23:59.3. ' The victory yealerday morning before two winners remained "ed for first "Let's forget it and go out and they better xvake up and net like a big league football team.” p^ace, one full game ahead of the The defunct Washington Capitols win some more, ” said' one of the clo.se ip 5,000 fens a t the E ast won 15 In a row from the s ta rt of Wilson admittod It was hla loudest exploalon sinee bn took' Groton schoolteacher was a good 300 yards ahead of runnerup In.surancemen.' In another match. players, over aa head coach last aummer when Buddy Parker resignedi Hartfortl High School field. Tlie the 1948 season. Start of the 2l»t Running of the Turkey day Sports Feature Pete Close of St. John's University in Brooklyn, X. Y. Close triumph w%s the sixth for the host Don Willis Garage won two points Philadelphia’s victory ovei Syra­ The Llona’ second half comeback produced IS pointa and their covered the coiiree,. in 24:20 to * ------^------r-,. ' . cuse in the secom' game of the Hornets as^,gainst a lone defeat from cellar-dwelling MerrtH’g Mar­ Pettit Big Gun third come-from-behind triumph of the campaign ns M401 min- .a: m atch the old record eel in 1953 bv u i., . ket. doubleheader enabled the Werrlora Kell,, • On Highlaijil St. at Glen Rd , the while the Induspe . went down to Bob Pettit led the St. Louis drenched apectntora roared approval. their eighth straight aetbavk of the Bundi Carca 149-343, Stan Hllln- Hawks to their seventh straight to tie the Nats for second place In • ■ real of the pack waa 50 yards be- the Ekistem DivLalon, The Hawks Exrellent Weather hind. On Porter St., Kelley had season. Conch Walker Briggs’ ski 347, Ding F a rr 129, Charlie Var- win, 112-96 over the Cincinnati charges failed to win a game thia rick 336, Joe Tw aronite 134-128-361, Royals, and Nell Johnston ^ d Joe opened up a 2', game edge in the «, Jones, 29-ysar-old veteran from ^mM Excellent w eather conditions opened up a .SO-vard gap m argin W'estern Division by their triumph prevailed for this great holiday tut Stieglitz closed the margin to fall. Andy Lamoureaux 139-.369, Jim GraboskI paced the Philadelphia Jones and Vaughn Yonkers, N. Y„ will be risking a -•'A ‘‘il Foley, a nigged and sturdy 190- O 'Reilly 340, I>arry B ates 141-367, W’arrlors to a 102-98 triumph over over the Royal.*. good payday and a chance to cHmb aporta presentation jind police eati- Juat .W yards with Close 10 varda Set P are fo- K nirka mated a crowd of at least 12,000. back of Stieglilr.. With Kelley pound fullback enjoyed his finest Ted Chambers 129-357, Bruno Maz- Syracuse in the only other gamea Meet in TV Bout into the top 10 rankings again. Hd The aky was clear and the atm was breezing along to his record, Close da.v a-s a schoolboy, racing for zoli 336, Art Johnson 135-347 and played last night. The Knickerbockers were hss a date xvith contender Joey . a :,?C)-: East Hartford's first three touch­ .sparked by Braun. Naulls and shining long before the nmnera j overtook Stieglitz at Porter and Tony Salvatore 151-152-395 turned Detroit goes to Cincinnati for New York, Nov. 29 (JP) — WllUe Oiardello lined up fdr Miami Reach took their places at the starting! K, Center St. Kellev was out front downs and passing for two other In some pretty fair shooting Wed­ Sears. They established leads of Dec. 27 but he has to beat Vaughn the one game on tap tonight. 23-13 at the quarter and 47-33 at Vaughn is a 7-5 favorite to beat line in front of the old high school ■ by an estimated 400 yards at Ihii scores, and emerged as the morn­ nesday night but all took a back to seal the ebot. » ;.*,,/^^V-' -'S^i ing’s top back. But not far behind seat to Jazz Fuller who shot a fine Boston Coach Red Auerbach, a halftime. Braun topped the Knlcka Ralph (Tiger) Jonea tonight in a on .Main St. until well after lhe|po,nt. Close, wearing' gloves. ws« Final Pre-Game Instructions sometimes explosive figure, took The mlddleweli^t* are aubbing t 'W .V ' ' ’5' i'’ came Jackson, Hornets' elusive co- 400 triple. Jazz rolled single games xvith 21 pointa while Sears had 20 battle of hard luck middleweight! Ml man A.nina Kujala thf ag:f- i nearly 100 yards m front of Slier- his team’s first defeat thia year for lightweight contenders Paolo less .wonder had hnisbed. | ,h. Vim,,, i,n,. Coach Red Blaik gives Bob Anderaon final instructions tor the captain and left halfback, who of 140-161-109. and Naulls 18. Sharman had 19 at Madison Square Garden. Rosi and Johnny Busso. Ht* 188- Navy game. The big sophomore wiped out Glenn Davis' all-tima raced for 130 yards and one touch­ philosophically. Hla players, at points and Bill Ruar 18 for Bos­ There were 114 entries received j ... first silent and subdued, soon made Willing Willie of Los Angeles pounders had thtir match poat- but only• —78 started a n d----- .78 finished. ' ‘ I was plenty worried.------Kelley Army one-year record by gaining 965 yards on the ground. Ha down In 12 carries. The durable RESTAUR.4NT LEAGUE ton. hss been made the choice in the poned for the fourth time w henh e t said after the race as he accepted really carries mail. It hard to tell their dressing room The record number of contestants. Foley scored TD’s on runs of seven, Standings ' Johnston and GraboskI each had television 10-round feature on the Busao suffered on infected eye the congtatulations of fellow run­ eight and 16 yards and fired touch­ was that of a losing team. 24 points for the Warriors, who strength of his. fine sh o w in g 91. was set s year ago. The ajl- W L Pet. eerly thle week. lime high for the number of finish­ ners and officials at the East Sid» down pitches of 35 and 26 yards “I don’t think we've been playing blexx’ an 18 point lead and then fin­ against classy Spider Webb at the W alnut ...... 30 14 .882 ’Thie le a eub bout that doeen’t ers Is 89. also .set in 195fi Rec which .served as Rare Head­ while chalking up 95 yards in 20 under pressure," said Auerbach. "I ished strong behird the sharp­ Garden, Nov. 1. The 24-year-old Most Courageous Saturday's Grid Schedule I..ake H m ise ...... 28 16 .636 take eny back seat froih the orig­ For the seventh straight year quarters "I took advantage of tha carries. also don't .think It was pressure shooting of Johnston and Ernie Californian dropped the verdict to inal. Vaughn and Jonea ere two Most courageous ninner In hills. When I lieaifi them (the of­ Oak Grill ...... 28 16 .636 that beat ua." the race was sponsored bv Nutmeg I,e severely sprained right arm. m nut.. rn h. fin.l period. *i9>llar 4-0 shutOUf triumphs over among the starting five of Carl A special cast was made and Back to yesterday's race, which I toi Dirk Hart, and you re finished ' Ikutem Division incirienIsMy started exactly at Kelley didn t mak*. any mistak* New York, Nov. 29 (^)—Navy, Mis.sissippi and Rice can Chatterbox Restaurant and Ray’s Braun, Kenny Sears, Richie Guerin, the Silk Towner was able to before Jackson broke away on a Restaurant, respectively. Willie Naulls and Guy Sparrows, W L . P e t G.B. 10:80, as previously announced yesterday and onre again he waj claim bowl berths with victories Saturday while Auburn, beaulifttl 62-yard run and Foley com pete He placed .5.1rd in Cy Glorgetti. a former town Boryla oddly enough gave thanks B o s to n ...... 14 1 .933 — a held of 78. (H erald Photo This is s feather m the hat of loaded down with the top award boasting a pure record but ineligible for post-seaaon play, passed for a pair of six-pointers Snow 2 $ Clerk of bowling champion, came up with a for an unfavorable technical foul. Syracuse ...... 7 8 .467 7 for by Oftara). Robert : when he headed bark to New I>on- •hoots for college football's national championship. to create a final 26-point margin. The foul was called after Guerin Philadelphia ___ 7 8 .467 7 Doiigsn. ' don. The hard - working Foley re­ 404 triple Wednesday night at the Neither Navy. Mississippi nor Lucky Strike alleys, pinning singles argued with Referee Art McNally New Y o r k ...... 6 10 .375 8H Ties 5lr('liiske.v's Record The record of Kelley In Manches­ Rice, however, have easy jobs covered a Manchester fumble on over a blocking foul. W estern Division Kelley, s five foot, five inch 126 the he may switch to hli alma the Indians’ 38-yard line early In of 151, 142 and 111. O ther note ...... in r m en izo- ter iiwnuRoad Rarearvitci-., i,la lafantaatic. n ia a u c . inIn ahead despite their national rank­ Bill Sherman converted and W L P et pounder, didn't lead from start to | eight tries he hss been fourth once, m ater. the first quarter and nine running worthy scores were turned in by G.B. AOOxU ings. ___ Treads brought Boston to within four St. Louis ...... 11 5 Ohio State and Michigan State, plays later he found a big hole John Sasiela 135-378, E d Pagan! .688 'Repeat Winner finish but once he turned on the ' third once, second twice and first The Middles (7-1-1) have noth­ points of the Knicks at 63-59. 7 6 .538 pressure at the tu'o-niile mark four times. both 8-1 and ranked second and over his left guard and dashed 127, Don Gain 151-362. Tony De- C in c in n a ti...... 2 4 ing more to do than defeat Army "But right after that," reTlected D etroit ...... 6 his closest competitors. Cln.se and .‘Stieglitz' time for third placs only a shabby game by Afiburn seven yards for the morning's first Simone 158-369. Dick DiBella 129 8 .429 4 8.70x15 I 7.10x15 7 A 0 x1 I (7-1-0) to get their hands on a A1 Bertuasi 125-135-138-398. Stan Boryla, "our stuff started to work Minnea{>olls .... 2 14 Eew Stieglitz of the Finnish-, was 24 .88, good enough to «nn In appears likely to boost either on score. Halfback Bid Rucci success­ .125 9 2 for 22.00 2 for 26.00 Only repeat winnar In vra- share of th'e Cotton Bowl loot in to the national title. • Polinskv 129-136-587, Mike Zwick I 2for2fA 0 tarday’H FIvp Mila Rond Rara Ameri^n A C.. fell steadily he- ' niost previous years. The big West fully circled his own left flank I their search for funds for a sta­ 137 160-893, Nino Aceto 126-357, Zip nmd. The blond haired Whaling Hartford man is now a graduats Arizona State of Temps (9-0), for the extra point. Pata rio%a. Tha laral dium project. Navy, ranked No. 8 the only other major unbeaten, Sobiski 139, Bill Pagan! 338. Dan » ta r w ho Juki complatad a bril­ Cno.H lie .student at CConn and is doing In this week’s Associated Press Manchester roared back in quick Mallngauggi 338. Charlie Whelan untied team left, plays Arizona (1- fashion, marching 62 yards in sev­ liant aaaaon with St. John’n the l 9'.fi'f4K" ‘ ''■"''hmg st Windhsm poll. Is favored by only three 7-1 I. 852, Joe Sylvester 345. Chris Decl en plays with the ensuing kickoff I’nlvar^lty In Brooklyn wa« tha bourn H'Sh in Wlllimantic Fourth plac. points over the Cadets, ranked Sooner* .Still In Busineea 384 and F rank Clauglisey 197-126- Sports Specialists flrat Manchaatar hoy to finish of th.' record went to Robert Detone of Wi Ham 10th. to tally. Quarterback Danny Renn 348. Oklahoma (No. 5) la the only sneaked over his right guard for and aa a raaiilt ha’ll raaalxp a t L onl( fo ."r'Time' M -V ‘-'oltege m 2.V18. Detone m 8am* Boat Last 3’ear other member of the nation's top tiirkay from Frank (Duka) the final yard. sm s.lk Town him,on w York AthlcMr"^ .VP5tcrday while Lionel .Stev- 80 yards to erect Its 13-6 advan­ Dallas. But Army pUlled (iff a 7-7 The Vanderbtlt-Tennessee and 40% aaaaon. Haraburda. a fnrmar tage at halftime. Foley bulled his team, woh In 1930-3^32 Ind ''w’" ' tie and Navy voted to reject a bowl Georgia-Georgla Tech games alio W ashington. Nov. 29 (JP)—Spe-^outdoor women’s swimming from j Manrhaatar Hli^h ninnar, haa will attract Bowl Committee way over from eight yards ouL cieliata in a wide range of sports Kelley copped first honors in 19'.1 ! " ‘’''''''“ '’K ~>me tim e as bid. Fumble Prove* Costly No. 1 Pitcher Topeka; boxing from Washington, offarad a rholra tiirkay from 52-5.3. " i credited to Manfred Kand.schur of notice, tomorrow, with Vandj’ (S- today undertook surveys that could Boston and Toledo, and welghtllft-j hla Tulip Traa Farm to tha flrat Charlie Dyson 12th ' Finnish-Amencan A C. A1 Navy has lost only to North 12-2), Tennessee (8-3-0) and Tech Another Manchester Dimble In result in changes in Amateur Ath­ the third period led to the winners’ Hartshorn., Okla.. Nov. 29 iJfO Ing from Los Angeles. local Aniahar during the paat Defending champion Charlie Dv ' and Grady Crumpley. Carolina and was tied hy Duke. The (4-3-2) in the running for the , letic Union (AAU) rules. tw o yaara. Cadets have been beaten only by | Gator, Colton and Sugar Bowls, Foley accounting Warren Spahn, ace lefthander for The AAU Men's and Women'll r * TO .son. form er U niversitv of •Jf'hn a rounded out th* Altogether 43 committee sessions Swimming i Committees. ‘ meeting j Cloaa. third In tha ra<’ant Notre Dame (23-21) on the same too. *for 35 yards of a 37-yard march. '* the Milwaukee Braves, said the ticut star, now competing for the ! the Hornets moved out front 20-6 winning of the Cy Young Award were called for the second day of jointly yesterday, proposed that) IC4A croaa country' nin In Naw XT's n n i * t. a ___•_ ... ' Take T«^ani Hnnom Municipal Stadium field In Phila- i The only major bowU filled are the AAU’a national convention. ^ 0 % j i 50% Finni.sh-American A C. of Plain- as Foley scampered 16 yards into yeaterday gave him a warm feel­ the organization adopt rules of the Tork and ai\th In tha aamc field, was 12th. Dick Hart of Wind­ T priti honor.n went to St. John’i delphla where tomorrow'a nation-, the Rose (Ohio State vg. Oregon Nineteen of them were concerned want In tha NCA.^’a at Kaat ally televised game will be staged. | State) and Orange (Oklahoma vs. paydirt and Jackann successfully ing of knowing he helped Mil­ International Swimming Federa­ sor, holder of several , national of Brooklyn, the .Metropolitan team sprinted around right end for the waukee to Its flrat world cham- with problems of AAU-superxdaed tion which require a butterfly or Lanainf. Mich., will have hia j ohamplon.ships and a great nmner rhampions with 16 pointa. Close, Mlaslasippl (8-1), ranked No. 7, i Duke), sports. Wrd dallvarad for Oirlatmaa. can finish second In the Southeast-1 Virginia Military turned down extra point. plonaMp. breaststroke contestant, tpsur-1 ! while at the Cmversity of Penn, .Stevena and Crumpley were th* Not to be denied, the losers "It'a awfully nitse to win an One past controversy could break face after one stroke off the dive) three men who figrired In the acor- em Conference by defeating Mis-' bowl bids from the Tangerine and Kellejr Breaks Tape in Reeord Time was fifth. Hart snapped Kellev's slasippt State (6-21 and get the | took the ensuing kickoff and tail­ award of the caliber of the Cy out again in the Boxing Commit­ and tufns. ' Autographs for AH by Ageless Amos Kujala consecutive string of wins in 1955 injj. F'inniah-Anierican A C. wa* Sun Committees after defeating Sugar Bowl berth Aubtim will have ed 64 yards in 16 playa, with half­ Yound Award," Spahn said. "And tee. It tuma on head guards for No Limit at Present Tubeless SNOW TiiOs Like Kelley, he was absent la.st second and Harvard T'nlveraity waa Virginia Tech 14-6 yesterday for to paia up because of NCAA pro­ the Southern Conference title. It back Bobby McIntosh going the when you «1n it with a clmmplon- amateur fightera. Spokesmen for I November, beingnrinjf Inin AustraliaAuatralia withwith. third. The *'*- iHnerlatter team won in*Ih* th* armed services and some col­ These restrictions apply, to! ' - fr:'.- -r^ bationary action. State, a three- was the first unbeaten season since final half yard and left halfback ahip club, you feel you coAfibuted Olympic competition. Under pres-1 irncle sSam'a Olympian^. E>r. Char* - A Al'* title last sSun- point underdog, also could get the 1920 for the Ke.vdets (9-0-1). who Gil Bolisonneault adding the point to it." leges have recommended such gear lie Robbinx. the "Klvinp M D " *' H day.bv \fonViattanM .anhattan r-^iCollege wa.s fourth, ent AAU regulations, there ia no. For 1957-58 Cars i-. . i: w • ^ after with a buck over hia own The veteran southpaw received in the past. But Golden Gloves of- Boston A A fifth and William A Sugar Bowl bid with a victory, preferred to spend the ' year-end limit on underwater swimming. tw o-tim e cham p in 1945 and 1946 but even with a not-tob-bad defeat holida.vs at home. left tackle. ail but one vote of the 16 baseball ficals have contended protectors Road Race Statistics had to be content with 23rd Mary s .‘toiilhern Conference cham­ actually increase the risk of 'in­ The committee recommendation I 8RAND NEW-RRST QUAUTY-PACTORY PRlf^ could be a bowl candidate. Utah won the Skyline Con­ But on the first play after tak­ writers who participated in the win go before the AAU Board of' place, his poorest showing in 12 pions sixth. There were 14 teams ference title by defeating Utah ing Wayne Longfellow’s kickoff, jury. races here. entered. Rice (6-S) needs nothing short award poll. Dick Donovan, Chi­ Governors for action. NOT RECAPS-NOT SECONDS of a victory over B aylor (3-15-11 State 21-6. Lee Grosstup. Ute Jackson ran through hia right cago White Sox righthander who Use of Headgear Optional Place Name Affiliation Time The early leader yeslerdav was Best showing by a. high school One proposal awaiting study for an undiaputed Southwest Con­ quarterback, get a national record tackle, quickly cut back to hia left had a 16-6 record, received the Dan Ferris, AAU secretary- would broaden the definition of Fite ' John Kelley ...... Boston A A Tommy, H.son of the Manchester runner was Bob i.*ah of Conard ference title andythe^ost spot in for pas* cOmpletionji with a 68.8 and zoomed 82 yards to accord the 2.3:.59 High. West Hartford, who placed other vote. treasurer, said other* are advocat­ "amateur" In determining eligibili­ Pete Cloae ...... St. John s L’niverslty •4.'20 Harriers''*s the thin-clads started the Cotton BowL' A ' loss or tic percentage for the season. He com­ Hornets a 26-13 margin. Foley $ 00 CHEVROLET I-ew Stieglitz ...... along Charter Oak St. Soon after 28th. Scott Clendanlel of Manches- Spahn was the major leagues’ ing a provision making use of head- ty for AAU competition. The Cen- F'innish-American a ! C. 24:38 would send Texas- to the Dallas pleted eight of 13 yesterday for s then followed up with scoring FORD Robert Detone . ... however, Stieglitz foiged to the tpi High wa.s noth and A1 Cross of winnlngeat pitcher thiq year with gear optional for each event. tral California Assn, recommends William * .Mary 25:18 classic New Year’s Day now that season record of 94 for 137 that passes to halfback Bill DlNeno for 21 x'ictories. It was his eighth sea­ Bidding among cities was intense 7.50x14 PLYMOUTH Richard Hart ...... Cnattached Windsor front and up until the two-mlle Hartford High was 31st All three topped the, 64.1 percentage record 35 yards and flanker Dave Seqiiist classing as amateurs elementary i 24 25:22 the Longhorns have disposed of Robert Scharf .... . point. It was almost heck' and neck received special award.s. son of winning 20 games or more, for the right to stage a number of or high school teachers who re-! . Trinity College 25:45 fourth-rated Texas A AM (9-7) on set by Paul Larson of California for 26 yards to complete the rout. ahd he said he probably was proud­ AAU championships next year. NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED Lionel Stevens ...... ' tween Stieglitz, th*:, greatest Applause for 3'elcran In 1954. ceived not more than $450 annually | St. John's University 25:47 Boibby Lackey's 38-yard field goal Exen In Flrat D onna er of It than any previous one. Four or more seek the mqn’a out­ Manfred Kandschur . Finnish-American A. C. runner ever produced at 'the Unl- As per usual, most of the huge IVon Three In s Row Final statistics reveal the close­ for coaching only. 25:47 crowd stayed to watch the last yeaterday. "I was very happy this year be­ door sxximming and diving meet. Fita Grady Crumpley . . . . St. .lohn'a I’niversity 2(i:5« v-rslly of Connecticut, Clos* and' In other games yesterday, Penn ness of the hard-fought battle AI Thompaon ...... Kelley, Close, .Metropolitan man flni.sh, and once again thia Assured Bowl Berths cause I feel I contributed to the Washington, Topeka, Kan., Indian­ . St. John s L'niverslty 25;/S6 won three In a row In one aeason played on a beautiful, warm morn­ apolis and Los Angeles already TEAM TOO THIN $ 00 DODGE Jamea Schlaeppl ... York cross country champion was "honor" went to eT-year-old Amoi Should ninth-ranked Rice gel ing. Both rivals notched 18 first pennant," he said, Harvard University 26:00 for the first time since 1952 by de­ have shown interest. Oklahoma City (/Pi — The foot­ PONTIAC Charlea Dyson .... Finnish-Anierican A. C. third In the recent 1C4A meet In Kujala of the Boston A.A. The ap­ only a deadlock against Baylor. feating Cornell 14-6; Brown downs and the victors compiled a Spahn, a rancher here, said he 26:02 hopes to hax’e another good season AAU officials said invitations ball game between Oilton and . 8.00x14 MERCURY Brandon Harrison .. Harvard Univeraitv 26:11 .New Yqrk am si.xth In the NCAA plause that greeted the Harvard, Texas would tie for the title and whipped Colgate .33-7; Richmond slim margin ru.shing, totaling 280 26 also have been received for these Richard Brimley . .., . .Manhattan College at East Lansing, .Mich. Mass., veteran rivaled that given advance to the Cotton Bowl by up.*et W illiam A Marx- 12-7 on yards to the Indians’ 238. East next year although he will be 37 Catholic high schools was called , 26:35 to Kelley. Kujala re.spondcd when title events; with 10 minutes remaining in the NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED Norman Higgins ... . Flnniah-A meHcan A. C. 26:35 Once the two-mlle point was virtue of a 19-14 decision over the Mickey Marinkov'a 71-'ysrd punt H artford com pleted six of 10 In April. But he declined to predict William Poole III ... he sprinted the l.i.st- - 59 ,yards...... to Owls. Both virtuall.v are assured another 20-game season. Outdoor track ' and field from third quarter. Oilton ran out of . Hamilton College 26:38 reached. Kelley decided to make return; Mi"mi (Ohio) ‘beat Cin­ passes for 105 yards while M an­ Bakersfield. Calif.; men’s Paul Pulltz ...... St. John's University his move. He overlook both Close ^e»in he was bowl berths, however, since the cinnati 20-“4 and Denver defeated chester showed 26 yard.* on two Worries .\bout Flrat One Indoor' players, and the score was 45-0 in 26:46 sw-imming from New Haven, Conn ; I Catholic high's fax-or. Fits Bruce Bar. lett ...... Hamilton College 26.47 and Stieglitz and started to pull runnerup likely will wind up either Wyoming 14-13. succeaafiil forward paasFs out of "You've got to win that first Ijiwrence St. Clair . In the S u g ar or G ator Bowls. $ 00 OLDSMOBILB . .Manhattan 26:48 away. The trio was almost abreast The 2*' '‘a t Other major games Saturday: five attempts. But while the East one before you can win the second DeSOTO Charles Cohrn ...... University of Connecticut 26:48 at, this point and the unofficial I . received Auburn (6-0), bidding to remain East Boston College-Holy Hartford barks did not fumble. one,” he sain. "I'm just going to Nat Cravenei ...... 8.50x14 . Cornell University 26:49 clocking was 10 0.5. Kellev „.h„ No. 1 In next week's final AP poll Cross; South Tulsne-LSU, Flor- Red and White hacks fumbled six worry about that first game." 28 CHRYSLER William Thompson .. Harvard University 26:,52 teaches reading skill* n iunio?' = first three that decides the national title, goes ida-Miami (Fla), Virgliiis,North times. The victors recovered three The Brax’e lefty said he plans to Dr, Charles Robbins . against Alabama (2-6-11. The Rockville High Opens Seasoni NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED . New York Pioneer Club 26:5.3 high school gave s lessnii J,? i"’'" D’*’‘"p two teams. Chief Carolina, Clemson-Furman. Wake of the bobbles and turned all three rely a lot on his fast ball again Allen Frasier ...... University of Connecticut 2T:00 com petitors (hiring the next "hr^eJ Schendel m ade Tigers, naturally, will be SEC Forest-South Carolina; Midwest— Into touchdowns,/ Paul Phinney ...... mile, pulhne a-va) .. ^f i, 'he rre.sentatmns at the Franklin next year, and still sees no sign Umited la Supply—First Cnrne—First SerrM . North .Medford Club 27:02 champs with a victory - but even Southern Cal-.Notre Dame, Wich- And xvhile t^e aforementioned of It slowing up on him. 55‘42 Kye Courtney ...... an upset pfobabl.v won't save Coach Foley and Jackson walked off with With Win over Alumni Plu» Fei^rnl Tax . .Manhattan College “ 27:12 mnnlng rfow geai up to ^hU "" ‘’■’9'?*'"'''- "ad lta-Tul.sa; Southwest and Far Early last season Spahn said he George Terrj- ...... Boston A.A. 27:18 point. * t'irkey dinner. J. B. .MTiitworth’s job with Bama. West SMU TCU; Air Forre- top offensive (fionor.s, M anche.ster's Boh Leahy ...... Conard High It w.as sirictiv M ^hi" y ear’a race w as by fa r th* Paul Bryant, Texas A.AM. coach. Colorado State Univ., New starting ba.Afleld performed tre­ changed hia pitching style some­ 27:24 was sirialv H three-man race. , greatest from all angles. what and threw more Slow stuff In By DON BERGER ' This year’s edition of the varsity 'I Gil .McNair ...... W'illiam Sc .Mary Indicated after the Texaa defijat .Mexico-Brlgham Young. mendously in defeat. Three of the DON’T TIRE and TUBE 27:.30 an attempt to improye his control. Coach John Canavarl gave a i.s easily the tallest team ever to ! * Scott Clendanlel .... . Manchester Harriers 27:31 starters averaged better than five Alfred Cross ...... Then at mid-season he went back near c'apaclty Rockville Armory represent Rockville High on thi : . . Central Conn. 27:.36 yards g. carry. McIntosh picked up basketball eourt. This abundance of Hub Segur ...... Trinity College 87 yacda ,in 17 carrie.s, Boissoo- to his old style and finished strong, crowd a prex’levx- of hia 1657-5’8 PAY EXTRA 27:.36 varsity basketball squad last height ia offset, however, by lack G erry Vlchi ...... St. John’s University 27:39 neai^t totaled 84 varda In 16 at- throwing his fast ball "with good SALE of experience.! Senior Bob‘Grous; W'llliam MacArdle .. Brown University ■ Jack Mitchell Succeeds Wyatt teipfpts and fullback Sammv control." night, as the schoolboys defeated I 27:39 a itrong Alumni quintet 55-42. is the lone regular returning from ;| FOR Both For Robert Langen ...... , Trinity College 27:44 F;»ater wound up with 60 yards In "They haven't found any substi­ Prank Barnes ...... tute for the fast ball." Spahn re­ The varsity took the lead early la*', .year'.* squad. W illiam Sc .Mary College 27:45 II carries. And Renn’a ball-hand­ One thing is sure. Not many Richard Sherman ... , University of Corinecticut 27:45, As Head Coach at Arkansas ling. especially in the belly aeries, marked slyly. "But when I lose. I’ll in the opening quarter on’ two free William M arot ...... throws • by Ernest Nlederwerfer teams will manage more than one ' TUBES North Medford Club 28:18' and play calling was exceptional. have to start Iboking around for shot in siiccesaton against this 77 Donald Wojtyna .... . University of Connecticut 28:37 McIntosh brought the crowd to something else.” land a one-hander by Bob Groua. Lawrence. Kan., Nov. 29 (JD — ‘dost 16 and tied one In Mltcbjilira Joe Doherty scored three hoops in team. Rockville 'ahoulcf have a Robert Nlederman .. . University of Connecticut 28:44 its feet after East Hartford's final Spahn said h|s .best playing tremendous edge In the rebound­ FISK TIRE SERVICE 6.70 xlS W’illlam F e e n e y ...... , Boston A. A. 28:44 ;^Jack Mitchell, named head foot three-year tenure. Before thai TD. retu rn in g the. kickoff 56 yards weight is 175 pounds and he only the sam e period to give the xvin- David W llliama ...... -ikball coach st Kansas yesterday to was head coach at Wlchltaywhere ners an 18-14 margin after, eight ing department. The problem re- : I INCLUDES A NEW 16 Springfield College 28:54 to the Hornets’ 26-yard line before weighs about 180 now, so he won’t mains to develop a scoring raa-: I Anthony Perron* .. Sf. John's University ■-*no one’s surprise, is the second In he won 13, lost five and tied one In •the fleet-footed Jackson made the have any trouble getting In shape. m inutes. FIRST QUALITY 29:14: chine. On Igst night's {Mrforniance, il HEAVY DUTY TUBE AT Brand New Deelgn Colin Pltblado ...... University of Connecticut F 29:.30 thr*« years to forsake Arkansas two yeariJ Wichita won the Mis­ key tackle to 'prevent the Red and "I dp a little running, and keep A fter leading by 10 points at Ed Whittingslow .... for a coaching Job in hla home souri Valley Conferem;* title ih the High School appears to have NO EXTRA CHARGE Fresh F'actury Stock Hope High. Providence ■ 2»:.3«' White speedster from going all the busy around, the ranch," he said the half, the varsity really opened plenty of hustle, spirit and xxili to Robert Russell...... , Central Connecticut A. A. 29:42 f‘ *^teu J?S4. / way. PTbv^sly the Indians Were “We've been redecorating our up In the third period to erect a Jajnes Coucil Jr. ... xxin. A fter som e of the new er TUBELESS NYLON North Medford Club 29:45 u He followed Bowden Wyatt—to Dr. John Tyler-Caldwell, presi­ In East '‘Marlford territory three house, and I’ve got in a little hunt- 20-point bulge. 49-29. Frbnting the players get few games under BLACKWALI. Robert Kwash .... r. a Manchester Harriers 29:48 ^Arkansas after the 1954 season, dent of the University of Arkansas, times but were unable to take ad­ >"R” ' offense during this sprint was their belts, this club could really Sale BLACKWALL William Wilcox ... , North Medford Club 29:48 ■exvhen W yatt returned to his’ alma wished Mitchell success and fore­ vantage. On the other hand the "I’m looking forward to the 1958 G^ou8^with some valuable assist-, click. _P rice Dave Bafslenu ...... Central Connecticut AA. .30:03 i Jjnater —Tennessee. WyaU’s Ra- saw little difficulty in securing s Hornets were stopped cold on the season." the slender southpaw add­ ance from Dan Bradley. Tom H a rt ...... ■Rockville opens its scholastic 6.70x15 27,65 16.77 ' Manchester Harriers 30:06 .esorbacks'won the Southwest Con- successor. ■Manchester 18 In the second quar­ ed. "Although I must say I’ve en­ Determined Effort •season at home Dec. 4 meeting 7.10x15 31.00 19.77 Erich Segal...... Harx'Srd University 30:18 'ferenca championship that y ear “We are pleased that we jiave ter and the . Indiapa' seven early joyed the vacation.” Tom Hyapn ...... The Grads made a determined Simsbury, a new opponent, on the 7.60x15 34.15 21.77 Mshchester Harriers- 30:24 . .-smd went to th* Cotton Bowl New a superb situation to offer a foot­ In the third period. effort to ox-ertake their younger Armory court. 8.00x15 37.05 23.77 Kenneth Hudson ...... Manchester Harriers 30:44 ^eaV 's Day 1955, losing to Georgia ball coach," Dr. Caldwell said. Yesterday’s triumph was the Kenneth W ilson ...... opponents In the flnal period as Rorkvillf) (M) 6.00x15 25.85 I.V77 Avon Old FMrms. 30:.54 ^ s c h . Mitchell succeeds Chuck Mather, third in a row for the Hornets over Football Finale they cut the lead to 11 {Mints, 51- B F riw Gerald Flerstein ..... Weaver High , 31:15 the neighboring Indiana wpo have (Jrnun ...... , 7 2-5 IS WHITEWALL )’HITEWALL~~ Mitchell, who will be S3 Tues- who leaves Kansas after his beat 46. A threerpoint play by /Nieder- Bradl'^y ...... ] | William Griffin ..... Manchester Harriers .31:24 season. The Jsyhswki finished now lost 13 straight dating back , 4 1-3 9 Michael Patula.k .... r.'4)ay ia an Oklahoma product, 'kl- Ks*l Harilard <8S) werfer broke the sQ-lng for the N#*ldf‘rw erf'*r ...... 4 A-.*) 12 Manchester Harriers 31:45 second in the big eight with a 4-2 to last fall. Several boys were bad­ KimU Gaurhei. Sequlat, V Delgalso. DohUough a native of Kansas. ' He CAtlin. Grads and the xvinners coasted the Janton ...... 31 :,57 Ijplayed under Coach Bud WiUtin- won-lost record and 5-4-1 overall. ly shaken up during the holiday , rest of the way. , w 0 4-7 4 Dr. John Allen ....,, Uhattsched- Middleto\4it .32:01'( clash but neither camp reported . , ------Jiim rn n i. r.. pUnk ...... D 0-0 0 Gary Milek ...... -son. quarterbacking the . Sooner* in Mather came here in 1954, losing Dej«mon(l. DfUarip*, 0 Connor. Shephy. Grous. displaying a flne touch, ThlfbuuU ...... 1 4-5 4 Manchester Harriers. 32:12! any serious injuries. Ouardn: Stack. T^orpupn, ^ Cartier ...... Dick T racy...... gl946. 1M7 and 1948. all 10 games that season and post­ notched 16 {Mints to lead all . o (Ml 0 '' E.\cep( A* Otherwise Noted Conard High .32.18 ! ing 3-6-1 records in 1955 and 1956. And like oh* scribe remarked lifrlnrlli. L^dicpr. "D. KupfFrM’hm idt . .0 rt-0 0 George Bo'is ...... Weaver High 32:23 ^ He said yesterday money was no after the exciting contest, "If Cfntpri: Parent, Lindh. scorers. sNiederxverfer and Bradley iiiir ...... 0 0-3 0 All Prlcea Above are Pin* Tax, Exchange Recappabie T ire George Orsebein ...... "The decision to leave the fine Backt: Rued. Morin, rolfv. scored 12 snd nine markers, .lohnHrow . \ «i ' N orth MedfQr 0 Unattached—Hartford 33:15 difficult one, for we have been season it would have won a game Chomick. Masi)on«». 20 15-.W 55 “We Aim To Build Our Busineea On Public Tnuf* Richard Henrich '..... Boston k .A . 33423 phtr* under a contract that had or two." How true, how true! MaackcBl^e OI> giving this year's team some much Winism Smith III .. i. Vine yeara to go. He will' get the happy, indeed, these last three Ends: MUtretta. Jacobt. BychoUkl. needed scoring punch. 1 Unattached--Virginia 33:24 years." Mitchell' said. ."On the oth­ Tackles: I>yer. Tleale. Gannut*. Cole, Gordon Pomeroy ..... Trinity College wame her* for nva years, the high*, Lon^ellow, Morencey. Don Beenvorth, leading scorer B r Pin 33:31 er'hand, we Are very proud to re­ B^^rworth ...... 2 7-JO H 1 Thomas Mikan ...... Weaver High 33:42 jyat salary ever given a K a n s a s Bladen Bow Twice Guards: Burloir. Delaney, Llepit. of the 1956-57 squad, led the Grads B uiihfr...... 1 2-5 ' 4 . Edivin Marvin ...... turn to. our home state.” Cam pbell. Remki^wie* ...... Avon Old Parma 34:27 iSeoach. , . Center*: Tiemev. Spicer. with 11 points. Beerworth'ls pres- 1 4-7 " < ' : John Poeton ...... New Haven, Nov. 29 (AiPi—The 'ently a member of the UConn S. Kupfrrnchmidt . 0 0*0 ' ^ W terford High 35:81 ? *‘My wife, Jeanne, and I were New Haven Blades If -t two Elaet- Barke; Renn. Foeter, Mclntoftl^ Bolt- Bryni* ...... 1 2-4 4 JACK KUSHEK n i KOrad a, hol*i CharUs Brederaon Jr. ffonneault. Zlemak. Lot^e, Beirhelt. Me- freshmen squad where he is slated FISK TIRE SERVICE Jnc North Medford Club S«;13 ...... 0 1-1 - 1 In-on* y*st*rd«7 At th* M u ctaM ter Oorydon Jordan Sr. ... iM m in ICansas, raised in Kansas LAST NIGHT'S FIGHT ern Hockey League gaitiet over Claky. qjj U see a great deal of action. D. Plank ...... Unattached—E ^ t Hartford M ;18 ^ Score by perlodi: ^ . 0 (M) 0 91 CENTER ST. M l 3-2444 Country Club. Jnek, accompanlad Philip Jordan ...... M d plan ^to live our lives In Kan- the Thankiglving holiday. Wash­ The rest of the Alumni scoring Mo8«*r ...... 3 1-3 & Unattached—East Hartford >7:11 M ," he explained, l^e Mltchella ' 'Glasgow, Scotland — John Mc­ ington defeated the Blades 2-1 here H artford ...... 7 t 7 Hany ...... 1 , 1-2 K i b r . H shr^rcsu.,. by 0«org* Puts and Jack .Rustier Scott Mltch*n ...... Springftald Collage H :0 0 Moehaater ...... C 0 d T—13 was well divided, as they lub- ralhnun ...... , 3 (LO 4 HARTFORD STORE XI, used • No. S iron to g*t hla sc* 0«erg* O arey ...... %liU Arkansas City, Kan., th e ir Cormack. Scotland, sttmped Elvie last night and New Haven was TD: Foley 3. *Jarkaon. Se^iulet, Dl­ stituted freely. Nine of the 11-man Paj-ne ...... a 3 (WO 4 North Ketlford Club 4S.-4M ilometown. 'Vorster, South Africa, (Middle- shut out, 4-0, by the JeU at Johns­ Neno. Rann. Meintoeh. da tlM IM -ysrd Utb hid*. Atnoa Kujala ...... North Madford au b f, •quad mgiitered in the scorihg OIL PARK ST__Cfl 6-6561 44:88 Befor* Kellegr Ovwtook CIoM i Ble Raaorhacks won SS gamea. WiIgBU) town Wndneeday. PAT: Rued tnuhincl 3: Jaekaea 13 1M3 43| (rtMlilaf)i BeUaouaatUt ( r u k i * eoluBUL Haimin* BCeM: 33^33 RockTillt.sekTiUe. X:''; h." >- . ■ i r . ■\\ ■ \ v ,

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\ PAGE T^NTy-sr;c MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAI^CHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER^, 1967 * EtANCHESTEB EVEN^NQ HERALD, MANCHEgnEB. CONN-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 196T PAGE TWENTT-SSVIir Auto Accessories—Tir^s 6 ON THE BEACH Baaed th« Beat-Selling Novel by Nevii Shnte Muaical Inatrumentm . 63 Apartmento-r-Flato— Wanted to Rent 68 “— ...... NEW SNOW TIRES Houses for Sale 72 in«i for Salt ,'72 Wanted—Real BiitoiU 77 Bolton; 1/lre. Marion Siomeen, 8 datsHM ORGAN SALE—Now to Dee. 35. Tenements 63 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Alice Loweat Prtcea in Mancheater Klnsnjan' electronic organ, regu* MANCHESTER-Six room Cape MANCHESTER—$9,6(W, four rooms USTIN08 WANTED-Btngle, two- Morocico Paper 3 Cars. ColUda ~ t h r e e room apartment, fumiehed WANTED TO RENT—Garago, vi­ $15,800. Six finished rooms. Com­ (H of a two unit ranch). Bum 1948, family, thPM-famUy, business Magnueon, 95 Bt. John 8L; Wilbur 7.90x14, S22.M 8.00x14, 824.90 lar 8820, ^ c l a l $88^ plus bench. cinity Forest SL Call MI 3-0897, Beaveratock, 30 Grove Bt, Rock­ Aihnrtisement 8.70X15, $15.89 7.10x15.'817.85 Dubaldo Music Center*. MI 0-8305, with parking space for two or pleted game room. Detacfted ga­ Immaculate comiltion. 4% mort pn^ierty. Have many cash buye At Parkway Exit three,working gentlemen 'or a rage, Ideal location, near trans- gage available, $56 per month, ville; Mre. PYances Bheg, Wap- All alzea, types proportionately low, Mortgages arranged Please call Says 180 KiUed ping; M rs.. Mabel Sines, Glaston­ CLASSIFIED ADVT. working couple. Cjall MI 8-4441 up portaUon and shopping center. R. carries Interest, amortisation, fire George L. Orasiadio. Realtor. Ml A ear stopped to pick up a hitch- DEPT. HOURS COLE MOTORS SPINET PIANO, like new, svili sae* to 7 p.m. Farms and Land for Sale 71 P. DImock A (3o., Realtors, Ml ineurance and tkxes. Full base 8-58T8, 109 Henry St. bury; David Blaine, Venion Trail­ 9-5245, JOM h Ashford, MI 9-6818, er Court, Rockville; Michael Tiick, hiking sailor on the R t 6 exit of 436 Center St. riflce for cash. Box 8, Herald, FOR DIFFERENT sizes and types ment. amesite drive. R. F. In Raid on Ifni 8:16 A, M. to 4:30 P. M. n e w l y redecorated , three Barbara woods. Ml e-7702 ot DImock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5345, LISTINGS WANTED, eingle and Wapplng; Peter Palicki, 163 the Wilbur Cross Parkway last room apartment with garage on of farms and land tracts within 30 Robert Murdock, MI 9-5972. two-famlly houses. Member of Spencer St,; Roger Saucier, 31 miles ot Hartford. Lawrence F. or JosepN Ashford, MI 9-6818, Bar­ (ObaUniied from Page One) night and the result was a 8-car Wearing Apparel—Furs 67 Bolton Road, Vernon Center, Conn. bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert ML8. Howard R. Hastings, Real- Pioneer Clr.; Anton' Mayer Jr., 68 COPY CLOSING TIME Trailers 6-A Centrislly located. Modem conven­ Flano, Broker. Ml 9-5910. DRAS'nCALLY reduced $13,000, tor. Ml 8-1107, any tlma. . Eldridge St.; Mark Hmiard, Wil- accident in which too of tha vo- Murdock, MI 9-5973. filed the charge. But Madrid con­ FOR CLASSinED ADVT. MOBILE HOMES—Furniture tak­ CHESTER FURRIERS — Furs re­ iences. Adults only. Tel. M 9-2837. large three bedroom ranch, fire­ llmantTc; Frederick Smith, 134 N. hiclea recTeived extensive modeled, repaired. Capee and place, tile bath, aluminum storma,' tinued a buildup of forceg In Ifni in en as down payment on mobile SIX R(X)M duplex to rent. Adults School St.; Jamea Ransom, 37 Police today are looking for the MON. THRU FRl homes. Excellent lots available at stoles made. 819.99. Call MI 9-7318 Houses tor Sale 72 cellar, carport, 128’ frontage, Legal Notice Its efforts to crush the rebellion. Eklieon St.; Kevin Fogarty, 30 lead vehicle which left the aoane for free eettmate, at your home. and older children, only. Write sweeping views, must seU. Clarlton Lots tor Sale 71 10:30 A. M. Mansfield. Jensen's, Inc. (always WEST SIDE—Six room Cape, four BOBNBLOW U A W EBEf In Williamsburg, Va„ mean-' Drive A; Howard Slater, South before anyone could get Ita regis­ Box G, Herald.. W. Hutditns. MI 9-5132. Windsor; Thomas Kauffman, 34 tration number. SATURDAY 9 A. 61. reliable) 84 Park Road, West down, two finished up. large en­ LGTS 125x200 and larger, $1,300 C«rtlllcAt« «t UmlU4 t*mrtaertlilp while King Mohammed V. of Hartford. AD 3-6214 or GA 9-4479. and up. Off Mancheater Road, Th« undersized- having formed a Oourtland St.; Mrs. Sarah Bal- Patrolman Bhnanuel Motola, who * Wanted—^To Buy 68 FIVE ROOM heated apartment, closed porch, amesite drive, tine BUY WITH confidence this six Umlted Partnership under the laws of Morocco turned his attention to­ Monday through Saturday, 9 to 5. refrigerator and stove. $100. locatioif. For appointment to see cape on lot approximately Glastonbury. Telephone M" 9-5981, the State of New York, and desiring to cetak and daughter, 36 S. Alton Investigated, said that the uniden­ iTODH OOOPKKATIUN WILL Monday, Wednesday, Thursday —Moire Dsvidsea eelted ea Mery Holmes ia her oportmeat OLD " GUNS (any ctmdition), CUill after 5 ;30. MI 3-4957. call the R. F. DImock Co.. Real­ after 8 p.m. do business In the Slate of Connecticut day from an American sightseeing St,; Mrs. "Ardla Wilson and daugh­ tified ear, and care driven by BE AJPPBEOIATED 60x140.. Lmring room with fireplace, as a Limited Partnership, hereby certl* tour to an irregular war back home ter, 387 Hartford Rd.; Mm. Shirley evenings. aoor Molboaiae, Asttrolio. They diicstsed Moira’s feelings sworda, war relics, antiques, etc. tors, MI 9-5245, Joseph, Ashford, work-saver Kitchen, dining room, fy. Francis J. SpUecM, 81, of 94 Brent Dwight Towerv "CoSidn'l yos moriy (one or whole collection), 70 Mill f o u r ROOM apartment. Stove, BOLTON—Two large wooded lots over tlie Spanish colony of Ifni. Kosakowski and son, 14 Kerry St. Rd. and Carl F. Clair, 33, of 15 ELCAR “45" TWO BEDROOM, Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI three bedrooms, loads of closets. 1. The name of the firm under The King was to confer on the Dwightr eshod Mery, ______' St. Tel. Ml S-,5717. second floor. $70 monthly. MI 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, Ml Price $15,700. Madeline Smith, on Williams Road. Call owner. MI which the Partnership is conducted is DISCHARGED YESTBTOAY: Saulter Rd„ ware coming off the D io l M l 3 t5121 excellent condition. Under 8300 9-5229. 9-5972. 8-6321. Hornblower A Weeks. fighting with the chief aide of his John Matthews, Maple Shade, parkway about 7 o’clock. down. Low payment schedule. Realtor. Engaged exclusively in 2. The names and places of residence son, who has been running the the sale of real estate. MI 9-1642. of each General Partner are: N. J.; Andre Albert Jr„ Plttburgh, When the first car stopped, the Many others on the same plan. 9x12 WOOL RUG, omall desk, IQ THREE ROOM heated apartment MANCHESTBIR — New six room Charles T. Lovering. 860 Park Ave> Moroccan government since Mo­ Pa.; Thomas Doyle, 433 Summit Spilecki vehicle elld on the w et Jensen's, Inc. (always reliable), Building—Contracting 14 Help Wanted—Female 35 Situations Wanted—64ale 39 Articles for Sale 45 3-8920. for rent with garage. $90 monthly. ranch home in Rockledge lec­ WEST SIDE—1956, three bedroom Suburban for Sale 75 nue. New York, New York; Ralph hammed flew to Washington on St; Mrs. Mabel Phllbrick, RFD 3, pavement Into It Tbe Clair car, Lost and Found 1 64 Park Road, West Hartford. AD Honsehold jSoods 51 Call MI 9-9515 or MI S-6578. tion. IH baths, ceramic tile ranch, excellent condition, $5,000 Hornbiower. 7 Loulsburg Square, Bos­ Sunday. The aide, Col. Moulay Ha- Rockville; Mrs. Mabel Dowd, 1 third in line, than eWif into the 3-8214 or GA 9-4479. Monday ALL TYPES of carpentry work FULL OR PART Ume job—After­ TALCOTTVILLE- Vernon, $21,900. ton, Massachusetts: James J. Phelan. fld, flew in yesterday from Rabat. CLERK-TYPIST TriB-"WINNER" AND THREE (3) room apartment, avail­ kitchen counters. Attached ga­ down, mortgage payments $47.92 Jr., Metamora. Michigan: Joseph T, Bow St.; Mrs. Bessie Brackley, 49 Spilecki car. Damagea to tbo LOST — PASS BOOK No. 3883. through Saturday, 9 to 5. Monday, done, alterations, dormers, roof­ noons after 3, evenings, weekends, ATTENTION; Coin coliectora, have POOL TABLE, regulation slsa, la rage, amesite drive, fully land­ per month. Carlton W. Hutchins. New Conn, contemporary, ultra Walker, Jr.. 969 Piermont Avenue, The King and his party motored Winter St.; Miss Judy Timmins, front and rear and of the SpDackl Notlca la hereby given that Pasa Wednesday. Thursday evenings. ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. Position open In small depart­ now to Christmas or longer. Col­ "CHAMPION” OF ALL good condition. MI 8-4438. able Dec. 1. Second floor, 689 Main modem ranch. 81 acre wooded Nyack. New. York: William R. Roven from this restored colonial capital 1931 D penny. Phone 9-4052. NOT 1 YEAR—NOT 2 YEARS St. Refrigerator, stov* and heat. scaped lot, $21,000. Call R. F. MI 9-5132.. sky 8% Piftk Avenue. New York. New 69 Bretton Rd.; Leslie Haas. 5 vehicle were estimated by Motola Book No. 3883 Isaued by First ment for intelligent clerk-typist. lege degree, experienced, retail DImock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245, lot. Washer ■ dryer-refrigerator- Yorli; Harold E. Verrlll, Ocean House of Virginia to nearby Patrick Hen­ Quaker Rd.; Hugh Hamilton, 38 at $400 while the Clair car re­ National Bank of Manchester has Accuracy more Important than BUT 3 YEARS Parking. Call JA 3-7783 or janitor, EXCEPTIONAL — Three bedroom buUt-in oven-etove are Included. Auto Driving School 7 A Aluminum Storms and management and accounting. TO PAY IF YOU WISH MI 3-7913. Joseph Ashford. MI 9-8816, - Bar­ Road. RFD Nd. 1. Cape Elisabeth, ry Airport where ills plane left at Hillside St.; Eugene Zlto. 77 Oak- ceived front end damagea eeti- been made to said bank for pay­ speed. Interesting diversified work. Family man. local permflment resi­ Building Materials 47 Rooms Without Board 59 bara Woods, Ml 9-7702, or Robert ranch in nice location, only min­ For appointment to eee call the Maine; Charles R. Periuo, 330 Cary 8:21 a.m. for the 6 hour 44 min­ wood Rd.; Mrs. Doris Johnson, mated at $300. Both vMucIte were ment and iasvance of new book. Screens 14-A Pleasant working conditions. Liber­ dent. References—bondable. MI "SUPREME" "DELUXE" Murdock, Ml 9-5972. utes to Manchester. Spotless R. F. DImock Co., Realtors, Ml Avrnuf, Highland...... ■[, llllDoU: Paul “ utes flight to Dallas. There Mo­ LARSON'S DRIVING School. 3 ROOMS OP FURNITURE ROOM FOR rent. Inquire State FOUR ROOM apartment, heat and J. Kdkln, 3^09 Southington Rd„ 6baker RFD 3; Robert Pearson, 87 Park towed away from tha scene. al benefit program. 3-0240. WINDOWS!! WINDOWS!! throughout, ful! basement. Garage. 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818, HeIrhU, Ohio; Charira S. Saegent, 960 hammed will make the second stop Spllecki's Syeer-old daughter Manchester's only brained and COMPLETE LINE of aluminum All 100% Guaranteed Tailor Shop, 8 Bissell. MI ^7383. hot water, central location. MI h^W SPUT LEVEI-. 1600 square Lot is 100x325, low taxes. Elva Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Park Avenue, New , York, New York : St., RockviUe; Mrs. Marilyn windows, doors, awnings, Jal After 6:30 MI 3-5047. 9-9626, after ^ ;30. of his 16-day tour of the United Griffin and daughter. 13 Vine S t; Catherine, a paoeengsr In her Announcements certified instructor. For your safe­ MAN 23, married, varied exper­ WINDOWS!! ONLY $433 feet, Rockledge Section. 2% baths, Tyler, Realtor. MI 9-4469. Robert Murdock, Ml 0-5972. Edward O. McDonnell, Horaehahoe States with later visits to Los ty we are trained to teach proper­ ousics. For free estimate call us FIRST NATIONAL STORES. INC. $2* Delivers—$16.18 Month Hoad, Mill Neck New Tfork; Walter M. Mrs. Catherine Lodge and son, 34 father’s car, received a bump on ience, permanent work. Ml 3-4375 TWO ROOM unfurnished apartment two-car garage. Reduced to mbiln, 440 Park Avenue, New York. Angeles, San FYanclsco, Omaha the head, and Fernand Oair, 60, TOP QUAUTT inspected Christ­ ly. MI 9-6075. any time. Home Specialties Co. Park and Oakland Aves. after 6. Windows at wholesale prices — YOU GET — $24,900. For further information $13,900 — Immaculate six room BOLTON—Coventry line. New six New York: Howard K. Buhae, 142 Victoria Rd.; Mrs. Dorothy Snuf­ mas trees and wreaths, fine MI 3-2856. We also handle a complete line of TWO FURNISHED light housekeep­ with bath, 419 North Main St. MI and New York City. fer and son, 225 Autumn St. father of the other driver, reoeived East Hartford lumber. 16-PIECE BEDROOM 9-0576. or appointment to see c^l Cape, hot water heat. dormers. room Cape. Pour finished down, Church Road. WInneUta. lllinota; Airport spokesmen said a flat balsam. L«rge display soon for MORTLOCK'S—Manchester's lead­ 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM ing rooms. Apply 4 Chapel St. The R. F. DImock Co., Real rarage, 100’ frontage, trees, excel- ceramic tile bath, walkout base George L. Morria, 13 Meredith Road. DISCHAROro%ODAY: Mm. a leg injury. Both were treetod 2 persooal selection from wide as­ ing Driving School offers the most ALUIUNUM WINDOWS, doors, 12-PIECE KITCHEN tors. Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, fent location. Carlton W. Hutchins. ment, large lot. $13,700. R. F. OverBrook Hllla, Pennarlvanla: Jamra tire had caused a 2-hour delay In Mary Plquard, 238 Oak St; Rob­ at Mancheater Memorial Hospital In driver education. Thousands of jalousies, porches, awnings. Free HAIRDRESSER — Elxperienced Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Nobody—But Nobody ATTRACTIVELY furnished and SIX ROOMS, furnished, bus line, J. Wataon. 2501 Davidaon Avenue, departure of the eecond plane, car­ and released. sortment, Orders now being taken. Five day week, salaried, excellent ___ — Plus — cheerful rooms. Complete light garage, large yard, oil heat. MI 9-6818, Barbara woods, MI MI 9-5132. Dimock i Co., Realtors. Ml Bronx. New York: Daniel T. Bergin. < ert Klein, 152 Branford St.; James Ample paridng. Oiarter Oak Gro­ satisfied students. 200.000 miles estimates. Call N B. (Jhaae Co., FOR SALE—AKC Boxer puppies, Undersells National ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818, Alden Place, Bronxville, New York; rying other members of the party. Sloan, Tamarack Lone, Vernon. accident free Instructions. MI Ml 9-0233, TR 5-1200. working conditions, opportunity housekeeping facilities available. Adults. No pets. MI 9-7770. HORTON ROAD — Pleasing six Henry Hornblower 11. KX) Eaaex Road. cery, 83 Charter Oak (across from for advancement. After 6 p.m. MI champion stock, eight weeks old. TV SET AND C»MB. RANGE Single, double. Children acceptetl 9-5972. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. or Rob­ Chealnut Hill, Maaaachuaetta: Ralph There was no statement con­ playiround). Dial MI 3-8528 or MI 9-7398. Reasonable. TR 5-4413. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Free storage until wanted. Free NEW DUPLEX, five rooma each. room Cape Cod, situated on a well ert Murdock, MI 9-5072. cerning Mohammed’s talks with 3-4362. —limited Parking. Central. Rea­ landscaped lot, 75x150, breezeway Hornblower. Jr.. Fairfield Road^ Green­ Public Recori^*^ 9-tOta. 381 State St. - North Haven, Conn. delivery. Free set-up by our own sonable price! Come see! Mrs. Large, living room, picture win­ wich. Connecticut; Harry W. Puccetll, afid before the party's departure. Youth Summoned MANCHESTER Driving Academy Roofing—Siding 16 MANCHESTER Pet Center for all Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 reliable men. dow. Birch cabinet in kitchen, and garage, recreation room. BOLTON — California ranch. 1520 3260 Lake Shore Drive. Chicago. Mohammed flew here on a spe­ guarantees results. Expert instruc­ CLERKS your pels and pet aupplies. Use Dorsev, 14 Arch St. Manchester— Lakewood Cir­ Owner transferred. Present mort­ square feet of living area. Ther- Illiiwia: Harold F. Car'er, 339 Owen Warrantee Deed tion, dual controlled car. Call PI FOR THE best in shingle and built Phone for appointment plenty of closet space, ceramic cle Section—Excellent six room Avenue; * Lanadowne, Pennsylvania; cial Air Force Constellation after In 2>Car Mishap Willard B. Bockley and PsoUne PerMhals Applications now being accepted our Christmas lay-away plan now. Hartford CH 7-0358 tile bath. Central location. Heat, gage can be assumed. Move In for mopane windows throughout. In­ Tristan Antell, 1 Plen-epont Street,' Vice President Nixon bade him a 2-7249. Day or evening appoint up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ Let Us handle Diamonds—Watches— ranch, breezeway and garage, the holidays. Elva Tyler Realtor. direct lighting. Numerous built' Brookly-n New York: Joseph A. Glm- A. Beckley to MoUle Kovenaky and ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. for clerks With some office exper­ your gift problems, After 7 p m, CH 6-4690 ROOM NEXT to bath and shower, hot water, Venetian blintfci. storm i recreation room,, a fine ad­ warm farewell in Washington. RIDE WANTED to SUte Office ments. Open Monday through Saturday Jewelry 48 . See It Day Or Night MI. 9-4469. Ins. Two-car garage, acre lot. By ma, 8(X) Park Avenue, New York. New Peter E. Banner, 17, ' of 49 Haiqy Kovenaky, property a t 64 M 3-7707. ience. Good high school background in quiet home, parking. MI 9-0887. windows and lovely vard. $135' dress for a doctor or executive. York: William J. Lawlor. Jr.. 125 Aides said the 48-year-old Mon­ Conway Rd. 9 BuUding, Hartford. 8:80 to cSO. 9-6. Thursday appointment only. R. F. DImock Salem Rd. was arrested late and Friday nights If you have no mean.*) of transpor­ monthly. Tel. MI 9-7885. Substantial cash needed. Shown $58 PER MONTH after the down Thorntree Lane. Wlnnetke. Illlnola: arch was Immensely pleased wl,$h Call JA 7-8841, Ext. 3790, during RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and and facilities In the work are essen­ till 9. 995 Main St. MI 9-4273. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ tation. I'n sehd my auto for you. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman pre­ C^.„ Realtors MI 9-6345 or Joseph George T. Flynn, 257 Oxford Road. New Wednesday afternoon and charged Blarriage UoMBee huaineia houra. CH 8-8818 evenlnga 6IotorcycleS—Bicycles 11 pairs, adjusts watches expertly. by'appointment only, payment. Five room ranch, one Ashford, MI 9-6818, Barbara Rochelle New York: Thomas B. Gan­ results of hfs talks with Secreta^ Richard Curth Petoraoik East built up roofs, gutter and con tial. Company offers pleasant work­ No obligation. ferred, private entranae. Calf at NEWLY REDE(TORATED. four' nett. Mainatone Farm. Wayland. Maasa- of State Dulles. with following too closely. He was AKC REGISTERED puppies. Cock­ Reasonable prices. Open daily. 101 (Thestnut St. room apartment, heat, hot water j acre, garage, full cellar. On high- Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert Mur­ involved In a 2-car accident on Hartford, and BSlan Patrlela WANTED—Ride to Hamilton Stand­ REPAIRS ON all makes of bikes, ductor work, roof, chimney re­ ing conditions, liberal benefit pro­ ers. Collies, very reasonable. A—Lr—B—E—R—T—’S Manchester—Vacant, 40 Stone 4 acre, trees. $12,656. Carl­ 10% down, new F.H.A. mort­ Uberation Army, an irregular hurta but refused medical atten­ 9M Gorman Motor Sales. Buick son.. Call MI 3-5195. antee. Also breeding atock, cages a p p l e w o od for sale, fireplace Saturday. Howard's Sleep Center, Apartments—Plato— for R»nt 64 town kitchen, hot water heat, ton W. lutchins Ml 9-5132. ^h Street, ^w Yort nfew York; Auto Parte, for a oomhiaretal • MI 8-1383. 539 Main St. MI 9-6335. gages available. Oliver H. Hetchway,. ^ Mala Street! force not . directly controlled by tion at the time. ' building on W. Middle Tpke„ IlS," Sales and Service, 385 Main and supplies. Raymar Aviaries length. $10 a load. Call PI 2-6406. Tenements 63 storms, large lot, trees. $11,500. Glen Ellj-n, lUfnola. ^ Rabat, Street MI 9-4571. Open evenings. Roofing—Chimney 16-A CLERK-TYPIST for general office Rt. 44-A, Bolton, 'm i 9-5618 ENTIRE BUILDING about 8,5001 MANCHESTER—Holiday specials. $11,650—New five room, thr;f6 bed­ R^ph Hornblower and Jamea J. Banner Is scheduled to appear In 500* (JONDER'S T.V. Service, available DIVAN AND three end table lamps. Phelan, Jr. are both Special Partners The strongly Nationalist Libera­ Town Court on Dec. 7. any time. Antenna conversions. wdrk, opporlimity for advance- SEASONED hardwood for pire- MODERNLY DESIGNED for ef­ square feet. Suitable for stores. I Four room ranch, nice condition, room ranch, many features. To R. B. MlUor tor John AlvorA USD BUICK Special sedanette. ROOFING — Specializing in repair­ ament. Alc.xandcr Jarvis Co., 5 GERMAN SHEPHERD. Six months place, cut and split to order. Call Very reasonable. Phone MI 9-023d, office, insurance company! hall.! Numerous other listings. all city utilities on bus Un6-, ^ I! and General ParUura. Accordingly they tion Army spearheaded the mili­ for additions to a home at 8 Har­ Philco factory supervised service. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new after 5 pim. fortless living. Beautiful new ex­ are Special Partner! only as between tary coup that won Morocco free­ Good cohditiaa. Heater, radio, Tel. MI 9-1484. Dover Rd. old, male. AKC registered. Very MI 3-7083. Leonard L. Giglio. cellent location in Rockville, twen­ etc. Occupancy 3-6 months. In , price $10,500. Six room home, good $12,500—Five room, two bedroom themaelvea and other Partners. vard Rd., $1,450. standard transmission. No down roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys good temperament. Call MI center of town. One car garage for I condition. All citv utilities wim ranch, stone fireplace, one acre lot. The Partners above named are all dom from French control last year. Bus, Car Collide To Daniel Proven, tor altar*- cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ex­ COMBINA-nON range — oil. gas. ty minutes from Hartfort v ia , HOWARD R. HASTINGS, auUrorlMd to transact the Partnerablp Since then it has sought to add to payment, 9$ weekly. Cole Motors. 9-6442. Plano, other household goods. MI Parkway. All ap'pliances, indivi­ rent at the Center. Cali MI 9-5228, land enough to make for a counti^ Business and algn the firm name. Uona to a home a t 539 B. Middle 418 Center. MI 9-<)980. perience. Free estimates. Call HAND SEWER wanted. Apply Ka- Garden—Farm—Dairy or MI 3-7444. Realtor home in the city. A buy at $14,900. $12,650—New five room, three bed­ The n ^ e a and placet of residence Morocco some territory claimed as Tt»ke., $700. - MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA Howley. Mancheater Ml 3-5361. 9-6356 after 4 p.m., all day Satur­ dual heat control and anteraia. room ranch, many features. In Minor Crash television service. MI 9-4641 klar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. Products 50 day. laundromat. Ample amesite park­ Cape Cod—Excellent location 1% of the Special Partnera who a rt not Spanish Sahara and French Al­ TO Joseph RogUa, tor additions t h r e e KITTENS — Free ATLANTIC SERVICE MI 0-1107 any time also General Partnera are: geria. MI ing for two cars, each available baths, large wooded lot. all utili­ $14,900—New oversized 6*4 room Paul B. Skinner. 255 Kenlyn Lane, A Connecticut Co. bus and a car to a home a t 206 School Set S t, $800. 1951 TWO DOOR Chevrolet. Good CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. 9-1874. COOKING AND eating apples. 75c ties, a real good one for $14,700. To Eugene Oirardln for : coRdition. MI 9.0413. a 18 quart basket. Louis M. Botti, FRIGIDAIRE—Clothes dryer, no Nov. 15 and Dec. 1. Three rooms STATION FOR LEASE Cape, full shed dormer. P»)m Beach. Florida: Percy W. Brown, Hassan charged yesterday In colUded at the Center early last L ^ L. Small appliances repaired. 151 Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted—'-Male 36 piping neressarj’. $65.00. MI 3-5210 and bath. Adults, $100 monthly. Over 75 more homes of all kinds 2005 Chestnut HIM Drive, Cleveland Rabat that Spanish forces had Kramer, for additlona t o ____ North Main St. MI 3-8517, resi­ 260 Bush Hill Rd. Immediate vicinity of Manchester . In all price ranges. Call T he Ells­ Heights. Ohio; Alfred R. keyer, Ituri night. No one was hurt, no arrest before 9:30 a m. or after 6 p.m. Phone MI 9-4824, TR 5-8775. LARGE BRICK FRONT Ranch |15,760---Nice six room Cape, Towers. Greenwich, Connecticut; F launched attacks from Ifni on was made and both vehlclea re­ a t 81 Green Manor Rd., $4,000, DE COR6HER MOTORS dence MI 3-8960. EXPERIENCED SHOE salesman, Articles for Sale 45 Any time Sunday. Parkade. Available now. \ House. 3 bedi-ooris. 14x21' living worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. breezeway’, garage, 1*4 baths, Dewey Everett, 19 East 72nd Street. . SAYS, PLUMBING AND heaUng—repairs STARKS APPLES 90c, McIntosh MI 3-6930. Moroccan territory. He said the ceived only minor damagee, police and contract work. Call Ml 9-8541. five day week, good pay, sick cold storage No. 1 $1.25 half FIVE ROOM apartment, second room with paneled fireplace wall, plastered walls, amesite drive, ^**' H- Davis. royal army had been ordered to UORT OTBOSOOra U M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ ?^UYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ floor. $80, heat and utilities not Information call.. kitchen with d^lning area, ceramic other features.', Glenview, Illinois; reported. •BUGOBD “OUR CELECTED CARS ARE ice. Cleaning attics, cellars and leave, vacation, good pay. Nation­ able and standard typwriters. bushel. Tel. MI 3-8116. Louis 5H 9-8225 days ALL THIS FOR $20,900. Manches­ Arthur W. Wskeley. 234 I.rflcester Road. fight back. This was the first In­ The bus, driven by Tliomaa D. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as­ al Shoes, 388 West Middle Tpke., Bunce, 629 West Center Street. Musical Instruments 5.1 included. MI 3-4751. tile bath, basement garage. R. Kenilworth, Illihols: Herbert I. Mark- A hlgb-performaaoe, m lnlati^ SURE TO PLEASE TOU. BANK yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes All makes and adding machines MI 9-6826 evenings ! F. DImock & Co. Realtors, Ml te r - New five room ranch. iM ge Other listings, available SiK"' 6811 .South Dorchester Avenue, dication that official Moroccan Wilson. 74, of 314 Center S t, was TERMS OF CX3URSE. removed. (Jontract service avail­ sures satisfaction, prompt service. Manchester. sold or rented. Repairs on all lot. Amesite drive, extra large forces might become Involved rate gyroaoope, doeignad spadfleal- ^ 4 CH 7-6124, hU 9-5485. f r e e CX)LEUS to egg customers. HEATED— —Four rooms, fur­ 9-5245; Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818; New listings needed. A*'G'“r O. Lilly, 113i making a left turn onto Center S t ly tor use where emallneee, able. MI 9-9757. makos. Marlow's. SAVE 15% on Conn electronic nished. garage. Route 31, Coven­ STORE ROR RENT, 6 Pearl St. kitchen, 1>4 tiled baths, stall show­ North Woodbine Avenue. Oak Park alongside the irregulars. from Main S t, when It collided RECEIVING and shipping clerk This business belongs to a retard­ organa and band instruments. Reasonable rent. Heat included. Barbara Woods Ml 9-T702; or IlUnoU; Luther Dearborn. 735 Valiev neas, and ability to withstand the S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ wanted. For permanent position In ed child, a member of the MARC. try. CHapel 6-9567. Robert Murdock. Ml 9-6972. er, three large bedrooms, pleasant LAWRENCE F. F^ANO, Glencoe. IltlnoU. ^ The Spanish Foreign Ministry in with a car driven west on Center most severe envlronmenta la This Wreck’s Special Pleasers. F1X30R SANDING and reliniahing. Ward Krause. MI 3-5336. Apply Princess Restaurant. living room with bookcases. Home 3. The Partnership busineM Is a gen­ Madrid denied "any aggression St. by Richard R. Brown, 17, of 75 Specializing In old floors. Ml ing contractor. New installations, warehouse. 40 hour week. Com­ KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, 650 Lydall St. TWO ROOM unfurnished apart­ Broker needed, has beSn introduced by • alteration work and repair work. pany benefits include paid vaca­ YOU ARE Invited to visit Man­ FOR OFFlt-'E or commercial use, MANCHESTER — Price reduced to completely insulated.' Oil base­ eral security business, including act- against Moroccan territory.” Span­ Woodalde S t Boston ftrm. 9-5760. 358 Main St; Tel. MI 3-4327, ment. All utilities except gas. Cen­ $13,800. Excellent four room bun­ board heat,' cast Iron furnace, fin­ MI 9-5910 - ^ ^ broker, dealer and underwriter. ish troops, war planes and para­ 1966tRambIer 4rilr. Custom MI 9-3808., tion, life and hospitalization inaur- chester's largest display of trally located. Rent $60 Call MI three rooms, ground door. Main WATER PUMPS and Systems com­ ance, at no cost to employe. Ap­ 1X)AM, TOP quality. Dark, rich, RYE STRAW for sale. MI 9-1406. Thomas, Wurlitzer and Kimball . Street near Center, Phone MI galow. Fine residential area, 119 ished recreation room with extra SOUTH COVENTRY — 5*,4 robm troopers have been rushed to Ifni Sedan. 3-4524. Benton St. Has new Delco heat­ large fireplace in basement. Fin­ 4. The princtpal place of buaineaa is and Spanish Sahara, south of pletely installed and repaired. ply Goodyear Tire, and Rubber no stones. Columbia Construction home or church organs and Kim­ 9-5229 or Ml 3-7444. ranch on high hill withvith gornbuago: Manhat- .,spoOeas. one owner ear. The Also water softeners and filters. Millinery Dressmaking 19 Co., 180 Goodwin St., East Hart­ Co. Tel. Coventry PI 2-63)77 or ball pianos. Terms, trades, lessons ing system, new aluminum storm ished den or study In basement, view. Basement garage. Price Gonnty and Bute of New Morocco. e c ^ >tny king of them all. <3. A. Reynolds Ml 9-5327. ford. WlUlmantlc, AC 8-3283. and trial rental plane. Tempo windows, enclosed porch and ga­ also laundry set up. Combinat&n $14,700. Cash required $3,600. k. The office and place of buaineaa Moroccan Nationalists say 50 Only $345 Down Fertilizers uO-A rage, two bedrooms, living room, Windows and doors, complete. Madeline Smith, Realtor, MI - innectlcut is 75 Pearl Street, Hart- Spantah tro c ^ have been kUled and DRESSMAKING and Alterations Organ and Piano Company, 386 Houses for Rent 65 Many more extras, too numerous ford. RANGE BURNERS and pot burn­ Pa r t t im e service station attend­ USED LUMBER, assorted sizes, in­ Main St., Manchester. kitchen and tile bath. Immediate 9-1642. The f,™®**"**.of capital furnished, several . . small w towns - ...... In the enclave...... 1956BUiCK4-DOORHUllTOP ers cleaned and ser^'l^e. tory supervised service. Tei. Ml MANCHESTER Package Delivery. fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, erator, disposal, no pets. $75 a rage. amesite drive. Large lot, fighting. 9-9698. Light trucking and package deliv­ 60 YARDS Mohawk wool broadloom JA 2-7780. • SEPTIC TANKS month. TR 6-2505 or TR 6-5050. 1953 ranch, five rooms, full base- b e r " i o * ' ‘*®*** Septem- ROSKIN DISTRIBUTORS, INC. with pad. Like new, color beige. • Cleaned and Installed $18,900. R. F. Dimock * <3o.. Real­ $12,500 —Bolton—Near Manchester, ment, nice comer lot. Asking H ^id was expected to fill the 1953 Pontiac 2-dr. Sedan ery. Refrigerators, washers and tors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. seven room Cape, five down, two ,IN vlriTNEaaS w h e r e o f , the under- King\m on developments since WE RENT most everything in the stove moving specialty. Folding 275 Park Ave., East Hartford Easy Ironer. cabinet type, Easy SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall COVENTRY—Four rooms com­ $12,600. aignad have algned Utia Certificate thla 9 cylinder, radio, heater, at4uid- washer. MI 9-6242. tiles 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7c E V I N R U D E pletely furnished including wash­ Ml 9-6818, Barbara woods. Ml unfinished up, steam heat do­ 21at day of October. 1967. M(Aamqi®5 left and possibly carry ard transmission. A nice family tool and equipment line. A-P chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752 FUEL OIL deliverv, full time. Ap­ • SEW ERS 9-7702, or Robert Murdoch, MI mestic hot water, plenty of kitch­ Cute four rooms and bath, alum­ CIU^EB T. LOVERING instructions back to Hassan. car. Equipment, 945 Center St;, AH ply In person. Boland Oil Co., 369 each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Machine Cleaned er and dryer $100 per month. 9-5972. en cabinets, artesian well. Pri­ EDWARD V. LAFFAN—Atty. in Despite the trouble at home, 9-2052 any tim e.' at the Green. Welles Agency, (Coventry. PI inum storm windows, artesian well, fact Only $275 Down Paintihjr—Paperinjr 21 Center St. ONE HOSPITAL bed with remov­ 2-7356 or PI 2-7932. vacy. 4*4% mortgage. Lawrence garage. Only $6,900. Mohammed filled a busy schedule able sides, $40. MI 9-3976. f BaIJK'S , IS buying and selling • INSTALLATION MANCHESTER LISTINGS F. Flano, MI 9-5910. yesterday that included a trsulition- DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com- AUTOMOBILE salesman training. GEOR()_ ...... pany, doors and windows, custom PAINTING AND paperhanging. good used furniture and antiques SPECIALIST ROCKVILLE—Utree room apart­ $12,900 — Immaculate five room Two, three room, year 'round JOSEPH T. WALKER, JR. al American Thanksgiving dinner. 1953 Chevrolet Club Coupe Good clean workmanshhlp at rea­ Full or part time, no experience HEATER, new and used wood, at 420 Lake St. Call anytime, 9 ment, street floor, $45 per month. home with oil heat, nicely land­ MANCHESTER — $14,600 Cape, houses, all improvements, large by D. T. BERGIN. Atty. In His hoet Was Kenneth Chorley, work, guaranteed. Call MI 91583 needed, will tralrt. Balch Motor coal, oil, gas, cook stove, ovens. four down, two unfinished up. Nice comer lot. Only $2,000 down, bal­ fact president of Colonial Williamsburg, They come no cleaner anywhere. after 6 p.m. sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ a.m.-8 p m Ml 9-6580, Available Dec. 1. Call TR 5-5126. scaped lot. a few steps to bus lin^ THOMAS B. OANNETT chester. Raymond Flske. MI Sales. JA 8-2101, - Call Joseph Stove boards, stove pipe, dampers, T o w n and Country dust completed a 6*,4 room ranch condition. Near schools, transpor­ ance like rent. Inc., and Mre. Chorley. Only $275 Down Balch for appointment. wicks for all stoves, beds, new i ANDOVER LAKE—Winterized cot- tation and shopping center. Call WILLIAM R. ROVmTSKY Chorley pointed out at the dinner, GENERAL CARPENTRY, kitchen 9-9237. w;]th 3 large bedrooms, tile bath, Extra large cape, six rooms fin­ IXIUIS J. CROSS and bathrooms remodeled, attic mattresses, springs, roli-a-way FOUR Re s t o r e d Hitchcock -(uni Uige. For Information phone PI fireplace, basement garage and the R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtors. HAROLD E. VERRILL that then-independent Morocco was EXTERIOR and interior painting. | SERVICE MAN bed. vanity, tablei^ linoleum rugs, chairs, $85, MI 9-5051. Drainage Co., 2-7297. MI 9-S24S or Joseph Ashford. MI ished. fireplace, many extras In­ HARRY A. TREES one of the first countries to recog­ 1951 Chevrolet 2-dr. Club and basement rooms finished, ga­ Nrxt hw thing to getting aa well designed kltdhen with built-in 9-8818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, cluded in 'oale. A tta^ed garage, CHARLES R. PERRIGO rages and porches. Robert M. Ceilings refinished Paperhanging. linoleum by the yard, many. Items Ml 9-4143 Evinrude is giving one. E it^ Hotpoint oven and range units. HATFIELD SMITH nize the Independence of the Unitrf Sedan Alexander, 9-'T716. Wallpiper books. Estimates gWen: I JTeneral too numerous to mention. This ROCKVILLE—New modem three Robert Murdock, MI 9-5072. nicely located on town road. PAUI. J. EAKIN States after 1776. per way; the fun is jnurs to ihArc Also two new ranch homes under $15,250. Radio, heater. PowergUde. A FullyF*iiiiv covered hvby insurance. Cnti 20 to 30 hours stock ia left over from Jones W'ith the family. Now ig the room apartment, excellent loca­ construction. Select your own In­ CLIFTON P. WAI.KER. JR. fin* second car for the boss. Edward R Price Ml 9 1003. week. Good pay. Furniture store. Must be sold for j tion, fine modem facilities, Imme­ SEVEN ROOM single, four bed­ C H ^ E S S. SARGENT easiest time of all to launch your ; ^ diate occupancy, rent $100 per terior decorations by acting now. rooms, 1*4 baths, modem cabinet Over 100 other country estates. JOHN j 7^MARKHAM Onlv $175 Down c e l l a r s cleaned Rub- Apply MONTGOMERY WARD any price. Come' and convince B & M ELECTRtCAL family on summers trf wonderful EDWARD o. McDo n n e l l ’ bish removed. MI 9-5.174. ALL PAINTING and paperhanging yourself. 40 Oak St., 2nd floor. ! month. Contact Mr. L. C. Dim- SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER,,,’**‘®*’*>*. large, landscaped yard i ®°lw*al». ^ranches and cottages EDWARD V. LAFFAN—Atty in Hospital jNotes guaranteed. Excellent workman­ 828 Main Street, Manchester fun...with our I.ray-Away Plan. mock, MI 9-9823. RealtoT I shade trees, M ^chester *** before you buy. fact Open Saturdays only 10 a.m.-4 SERVICE Come in. Find out about it.. • Green Area. Call Ml 9-1205 after 3 - STANLEY M. EII.ERS 1952 Hudson 4-Dr. Sedan ! LIGHT BULLDOZING, excavating ship. Call JA ‘5-5792 for free esti­ See Mr. R. W. Bird p.m. , WALTER- M. OIBLIN Patlento Today: 165 1 and grading. Gravel and fill. fo r and sec the dazzling new MANSFIELD, Route 44-A — Six Plione Wesley R. Smith, p.m. or weekends Down pay menu as low as 10^. A very clean comfortable c mate. Sale Evinrudet now! LOUIS J. DUPRE ADMITTED WEDNESDAY: Wil­ I MI 9-8952 or MI 3-(Bd69 Radio, heater, overdrive. George W. Barrett. MI 9-0650. UNUMITKb FUTURE — Are you • INDUSTRIAL room Cape Cod, oil heat, garage, WELLES AGENCY HOWARD E. BUIISE liam Slelth, Sunnyvigw Dr„ Ver­ CEILINGS whitened, interior paint- interested in an Unlimited Future. ONE PAIR, size 11, lady's white $100 monthly. Call GA 9-4479. NEW SDC ROOM house. Carter St., J.;^ E S F. GII.BERT Onl.V $175 Down ’ grinding and aharpening — LEAVING STATE — Gambolatl Manchester. Five rooms, complete Main Street, Coventry G'EORr.E L.. MORRIS non; Melinda Schrumpf, 37 Winder- ing. Evenings and Saturdays. MI making from $400 to $800 per shoe skates, reasonable.'MI 0-2864. • COMMERCIAL NEW CAPE COD EDWARD V. LAFFAN—Atty. mere Ave., Rockville; Frederick tools recondiUoned. Lawn mowers 9-5425. month, depending on how much R(X3CVILLE!—New 3M room apart­ built, three . bedroom ranch, at­ < full rear dormer, 1*4 baths, fire­ PI 2-7356, PI 2-7932. PI 2-6715 in fact and saws precision sharpened, ments. Latest convenienc-s, rotor tached garage, sewers, extra large place. basement garage. T. Shan­ EUGENE M. MATALENE Maharas, 25 Bancroft Rd.; John 2 1957 Ford Country Sedan-Sta­ time and effort you are willing to • HOUSE WIRING 6 rooms finished, l>/i baths, lot. MI 9-3328. JAME18 J. WATSON Mathews. Maple Shade, N. J.; motors serviced, ensilage knives, put. in. We prefer that you have CXJLEMAN SPA(TE heater, $12. McBRIDE'S antenna, tile bath, individual Heat non, Builder, MI 3-7469. BU 9-1418. / tion W'agon. mower blades, shears, cullcry, Bonds—Stocks Mortpaces .31 MI 9-0583. aimesite drive. Centrally lo­ contibl. Modem kitchen, range, re­ Wanted—Real Estate 77 EDWARD V. LAFFAN—Atty. Andre Albert Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa. no selling experience so .vou may BOLTON-—Five room ranch, on HI in fact A D M irraD YESTERDAY: Fully equipped—At great savings. clippers, etc. Empson H Abom. be trained in our method. Quali­ cated. frigerator. Laundromat in base­ MANCHESTER H. RAYMOND POWELL Maple St., Ellington. Tel. TR CAS^—Available for 2nd mortgage ROCKVILLE, CONN. I SPORT SPOT ment. Cmvenlent location. Heat acre lot. Basement-garage, fire- SELLING YOUR property? Have DANIEL T. BERGIN George Dewart, 53 Strtcklahd St«4 5-7166. -loan6, $5,000 up. Consolidate all fications: Willing to work; willing ' place, baseboard radiation, hot Cozy—Four room expandable ready buyem for one and two- GEORGE VIEIRA Mrs. Pearl Broil, Bolton; Mrs. Jen­ to learn: neat appearance; own Call E. S. ADAMY IIU J Center Mt.—Ml 9-874i7 fumlahed. Adults. $95 monthly. HENRY HORNBIXiWER H 1948 Cadillac 4-dr. Sedan debts Into one monthly payment. TRemont 5-2625 TR 6-2975, TR 6-8228. water heat, ceramic tUe bath, Cap* wfth large glassed in porch, family housea. Member Multiple EDWARDy. LAFFAN nie Henderson. 42il E. Middle For each $1,000 txjrr.owed your car Write to Box 217,'* Blue Hills Youngstown kitchen. Complete aluminum siding, fireplace, oil heat Lietiiig Service. Sherwood A. RALPH MORNBmWER. JR. Tpke.; Emery Wald, 71 E. Middle Excellent condition. New tires Station, Hartford 12,'Connecticut. $ 9 ,6 0 0 ^ EVINRUPE SAIES * SERVICi 1955 MERC. STATION WAGON too. Household Services cost only $2.29 per week. Call M I9-S461 with modem style furniture, stove, and other extras. Ideal convenient Beecluer, Realtor.. Phone Weeley OLIVER M. HEIGHWAY Tpke.; Arthur Scranton, 160 Tolland Francis J. Wrona, 214 South St., -refrigerator. Ready tp move In, location. Owner selling because R. Smith- Ml $-$953 or MI 8-6969. HARRY W. PUCCETTI Only $175 Down Offered 13-A FINISHER FOR New England Wanted to Kent 68 PAUL B. SKINNER Tpke.: William Leggett, East H art Rockville, TR 5-5167. Evenings TR mill, must have experience finish­ MANCHESTER Seen ‘by appointment only. Call of family ties. For further parti­ EDWARD V,; laFFFAN. Atty. ford; Barbara Carrier. 27 Green Sold here new and serviced by Moriarty’s factory trained me­ 5-4841. . ' ' URQE34TLY needed. Couple with Mrs. Zuckerman, MI 9-6385. culars call. ARB YOU GONBIDBRmG In fact • Rd.; Kevin Henderson, Coventry; chanics, this nine passenger w ^im to equipped with Merco- f l a t FINISH Holland window ing all types of silk, especially 4 rooms (li of a two unit SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? HAROLD r. CARTER Good Values in All Makes— shades, made to measure. Ail plain dyed silk fabrics, for ladies SEPTIC TANKS three glrla, age nine, three and PERCY W. BROWN Peter MassoUni. Bolton; John Goe- metic drive, push button n4io.'de luxe heater and defnwter; ranch). Built 1948. -Immaculate six months, flv# or alx rooms. MI PORTER STREET Section— Five We will appralae yoUr.'ptoperty TRISTAN ANTELL ney, Talcottville; Alden Mcrcier, power brakee, directional llghta back-up Ughte, teat belts, metal Venetian blinds at a new Bu.siness Opportunities 32 wear such as Shantungs and silk condition. 4% mortgage avail­ AND year old six room Colonial, large Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4513 free and without any obligation. Franchised Rambler and low price. Keys mgde while .you linen suiting. Box' V, Herald. 9-6S4B. A ALlrttED R. MEYER Broad Brook; Darlene Stenlger,. whitewall tires, fully undercoated, finished In Arctic white Willys Dealer wait. Marlow's. able, $56 per month carries in­ il'ving ropm, fireplace, metal or Mr. Knofla, MI 9-5938 We also buy property for cash. EDWARD V. l a f f a n . Atty. Wapplng: George Sieverts, An-.j with blue and white leather interior. This Is the car Q A C FOR LEASE—Modern two bay terest, amortization, Are Insyr-^ PLUGBED SEWERS URGENTLY -heeded, ftfiir to “ six ■ kitchen cabinets, attached garage, Selling or buylu icontact in fact Super Service Station, Route 5 in MAN FOR small New England JOSEPH A. GIMMA dover; Jack Sanson, 85 Hamlin St.j the whole family will enjoy. Price ■ O X O ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholster­ mill. Must have technical Iviowl- ance, taxes. Full basement, rooms unfurnished, reasonable. large porch, hot water heat oU, $10,000 —FIVE ROOM ranch, cel­ STANLE'Y BRAY. Raaltor F. DEWEY EVERETT Mrs. Nora McFall, 513 Main St.; De CORMIER MOTOR,'; ing, custom made cornices, South Windsor, Due to new bridge amesite drive. • . Machino Cleanod Adult famUy. Write Box F, Her­ tile bath and first floor lavatory! lar. Excellent condlUon. Vernon, BRAE-BURN REALTY WII.LIAM J. LAWLOR, JR. opening in December and custom edge of printing on velvet and aluminum storm windows and Ml a-6378 PAUL H. DAVIS Mrs. Anna Relnhold, 8 Harlow St.. SALES, INC. drapes and slip covers, $79 SO and Septte. Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer ald. . - , near buji. Carlton W! Hutchlps. MI EDWARD V. LAFFAN, Atty. Rockville; Salvatore Vendrillo,. 87 blending, the potential is excellent. vc)vc(een and know Burnout print­ screens. Near biu and schobls, 9-3132.' . 315 Center U MAPLE ST., MANCHESTER up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. Small capital required. For ap­ ing Write Box U, Herald. Lines Instflled—Cellar Water­ WANTED—-Real Estate Ltotlnge. In fact. Alton St.; Mrs. Dorothy Gagne, 993 Holmes. Ml 3-7063. The R. F. D IM O C K CO . ‘ proofing Done. " real bargain, A-1 condition. Price ARTHUR. W. WAKELEY Main St.; Mre. Lena Marlow, 20 MI 3-5135 1856 CHliiyBOLET 2-ton truck, pointment call BU 9-0291, Mr. R. $33,600. Bowers School t Six MANCHE8TEH—Green Area. Clx Call Fred TurkingUm. Turklngton EDWARD V. LAFTAN-Alty MORIARTY BROS. D. Bonpey. Ml 9-5245 rooms, English Colonial, older room Cape, baaement garage. Ehc- Bros. Realty Co. M 8-1507 or MI In fact y Holl St. model 8400, IM inch wheelbase, FURNITURE repairing and refln- Arthur G LlltV , ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Betty a.2Sx20 tirea. Cuftom built van ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ Situations Wanted— McKINi^EY BROS. home, garage, flreplafce, quick bc- cellent condition. Cell the R F. 9-566$. HERBERT I. MARKHAM SUN(X!0 TURNPIKE Station for Joseph Ashford—MI 9-6818 HOWLAND’S cupancy, $15,900. George - L. Dimock Co., Realtori, Ml 9-5248 . EDWARD V. LAFFAN—Atty. Foster, ns Porter St.; Robert type body. Two-speed rear axle. ture Repair Service, Talcottville. lease. Wilbur Cross Highway in Peniale 38 Barbara Woods----- MI 9-7702 SELLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- In fact 0>bb, 215 Hllietown Rd. Booster brakes, signal lights, and Ml 3-7449. S«w«ra9« Disposal Co. Grasiadio, Realtor, Ml 9-5878. or Joseph Ashford MI 9-6818, Bar­ LUTHER DEARBORN ' Manchester. , Modern two bay, Robert Murdock—MI 9-5972 - bara Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert M.L. (which means Uva Mhdem BIRTHS WEDNESDAY:A eon to lother extras. Thta truck loo)^ ^ d | WEAVING%f bums ' moth limited capital required^, low rent BOOKKEEPER capable of han­ ISO-132 Peart St. Ml 8-BS08 MANCHfSnR VALUES —MulUple U e t ) ^ l your tool es­ EDWARD V. LAFFAN—Atty. holes dling small office or assist in BUnJDERS special—built for hjm- Murdock, Ml 9-5973. ' in fact Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richards, 36 runs like new. New spare tire j and torn clothing, hosiery „cuna, per, gallon. Cuatom blending com­ self. New living room with bulit-in tate the modem way. Tha Ells­ Barry Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and never used. 30,000 guaranteed orig­ ing soon. Call Mr, R. D. Bonney. large one, full time. MI 9-7057. handbags repaired, zipper re­ 6 room custom Cape Cod. bookshelves, finished recreation GREEN MANOR Road — Near worth Mitten Agency, Realtora, Mrs. Norman Mogul, Bolton; a son inal miles, iiiUy gusranteed. fair- placement, umbrellas repaired, Hartford, BU 9-0291. room With fireplace and paneled Woodpri^O St. Six room ranch,' Ml 3-6030. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bums, ly priced. Barlow Motor Sales, Wapplng. ■ men’s shirt collars reversed and SUNOCO SERVICE Station for Shed dormer, basement ga­ den. Huge kitchen, dining area. firepliuie, picture window, diepos- Firemen Control Wipdeor Ave,, RockviUe. Phone replaced. Mariow’a Uttle Mend­ WANT TO LIVE HIGH Twica os many cablneta as usual. al, patio, attached garage, .ame­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to 1951 HENRY J i TON TR 6-383$, ( ^ n UU $ evenings. ' ing Shop. lease in Manchester,. Excellent NOTICE rage. Ruseb combination Two ceramic tile baths. For fur­ site drive, combination screens Uegal Notice Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Aitken, potential. Small capital required, Sealed bids will be received at near aJI the sidiools? See our S-room cpstom built Bfuicli Oil Burner Blaze South Coventry: a daughter to Mr. custom blending coming soon. with attached garage and 24 ft. front porch. It has COrtsa STEEP HOLLOW LANI ther information or amlntment and atorms. Nice yard, well land­ LIOI-OB PERMIT the office of the General Manager, *• 8 or 6 BEDROOM HOME windows. 100 X 200’ wooded to see call the R. F. Dimock A scaped. Immediate occupancy. MOTICK OF APPUCATION and Mrs. John Esposito, Storrs. 1M7 PLYMOUTH. exceUent condi- Buildinc—Contracting 14 Call Mr. R. D, Bonney. BU 9-0391. 41 Ceijter Street; Mancheater, Con­ wood trim, custom built birch kitchen cabinets, with Co., Realtora, MI 9-5245, Joseph Asking $15,500. Goodchild- Realty Firemen from the 8th District BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. PICK-UP TRUCK UOB, c m M I »-$036.______y..p. . necticut up to 2:00 P.M., Friday. built-in oven and range. Gray and pink Swedish flreplaee. NEW OIL BURNER and NEW 82 GALLON lot. Only 114,900. iEixtra Co., Ml 3-7935 or Mre. Bartlett, _Tlila ia to sivt notlca that I. FRANK Fire Department today put out a and Mrs. Richard Brunette. 52 Ceramic tile bath. I|nttre house is finished to.perfection! Ashfoib, w 9-8818, Barbara P. OBREJMSKl JR., of 62 Lydall 8t.. GENERAL remodeling and repair Help Wanted—Female 35 December 6, 1957 for the furnish­ ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER. land available. Woode,!' Ml 9-7703 or Robert Mitt- BU 94)939. Mancheater, Conn., have filed an appU- potentially dangerous Are ■'at 65 Drive B. um OOVPK.good tor Stock c ‘ ing. Specializing-in building of ing of one (1) 1958 4 door sedan ACRE OP BEAUnPUIXY LANDSCAPED T-ARD. dock; MI 9-5973. cathm dated Nov. 14. 1967, with the North St. DISCHARGED WBpNESRAYt New engine, new whitewall tires,- radio, heatar. direcUeoal garages and shell houses of all passenger car. OViatSlZED Capa Cod offers Liquor Control Commlaaion for a According to firemen, an oil Ughta. Excellent condlUon throughout Perfect tor 4C1Q fP oolr; IM. MI DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience • From East Middle Tnmpike between Grocery Beer Permit for tho aale of al­ Mrs. Iren# Hodgkins. 86 White S t; types, MI S-07S1. preferred but not necessary, good -> Bid forms and specifications may DIRECTIONS SPECIAL—$9800.. Four roonl ranch ■pace of a garrison colonial with­ coholic liquor on the premiaea, 632 Eaat burner overflowed and flared up Robert Spillera, Wapplng; Mrs. all around work. Special thla week | ^ i m NASH RAMBLER, ciwtom «U- opportunity for right girl. Write be received at the Fira Depart­ Prtneeton and Parker Sto., turn north on-Earl for one block and PRICE REDUCED-TO $24,000 WaiTM L Howlawd full basement. Nicely landso^ped out the hiiher cost, three bed- MIMIa ^ e „ ManebaaUr. d m when lit. The flames were extin­ Antoinette Campoaco, 111 Cedar tUm wagon. axcaUant eontUUon. BIDVELL Home Improvement Co. Box X, Herald. ment Headquarters, 153 Spruce then on to No. 40 Buckingham S t lot. This home to id Mifect condi­ roonu, two bathe, mellow end naaa to owned guished betore any damage oc­ St.; Jamea Qumn, 818 Buekland AlteraUcms, additions, garages. \ tion Inside end out. R. F. Oimodi friendly honey pine dining room, “ JR., of SSLj j i SlSC m itm r CWl OWiMr DC $-6663.' Street, Manchester, QonnecticuL Owner-BoUder OW Nl» HAS LEFT STATS! KEALTOB—INSUROR ' will - ooaducted curred. • S t; Mra, Florance Dancoaae, 134 Rs-sldlng specialists. Easy budg­ . ' " Richard Martin k Co., Realtors, MI 9-534$,_^Joa^ firepUce set In paneled well. An m . ef tt Firemen said that given a Birch St; Mre. Floranee Ltkmal, Ml 8-51S5 et terms, MI $-8493 or ^ WAITRESSES wanted, no exper­ 88 BucMnaliam S t dM Woedbridge Street' , Ashford, MX 9-6818, Sarhitt* polnte, to gracious, oomfortoble as pv- MORIARTY RROS* General Manager RALPH E. COWELL Phone MI 8-gOIS CALL M l 9-9954 chance to get started, the fire 833 Spring St.; Horeee Russell, Ee«d Herald Advs. 8.110$, ience necessary. Phone Ml 8-1859. A dvt No. 8183 M IS-U08 Woods, MI 9-7703 or Robert Mot* Ilvtag. CU&rd Hoaecn, “ “Realtor, 9 . ORRCmia JR. could have aosa greet damage In 848 HlgMand S t; Paul Gerdasc, I dock. MI 9-8973. MI S.1$0$. SaUd Mev..'?m. the amall (raaM house. > 1^8 Sppliig S ts Timothy Daily, .-4 ■V v-\' ■ ■* V, 4.^ ■ ■) ■ ■ I . ■■/,'.■ / /:

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DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS WITH ALL I VOL. LXXVII, NO. 52 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1957 (ClMsUled Adverttaliig on Pag* 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS 8 CASH .SALES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 | Fraternity Hale's Opens Its Unit Votes Choose from a large assortment of books for children Ike Acts to Unite U.S. 83rd Christmas of all ages; illustrated books, famous all about books, uindmark books, activity book.s, popular stories for For Rights boys and girls and many more. GiftSeason y i : Colorado Springs, Colo., Illustrated Book of the Sea $.3.0.5 Nov. 30 (fP) — The National (Jolden Book of It’s HALE’S for Interfraternity Conference Today f ^ ^ ^ I, Science------$1.3.'> and .$3.05 yesterday gave unanimous Science, Illustrated r.olden approval to a report which Almanac B ook...... $1.05 Bo.xed Cards 50c to $1.00 box declares college fraternities ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Al Illu..itrated Animal Stories $1.00 Cello Packaged Cards 20c pkg. have a “ fundamental Ameri­ :i9 ■ Illustrated Book. Robin.sou can right” to choose members President’s l ^ R CrCru.soe ...... $1.00 according to their own stand­ Ike Rests, Will See Told Open Tonight J Illu.stratod Counting Rook .‘51.00 ards. ^ a . . A Ilhi.stratcd Hook, of Gift Ideas from Our Stationery Dept. The report wea made by a aph* dal autonomy committee. It de- Aides W ork Numbers ...... $1,00 Until DIARIES. 1 YEAlt or 5 YEARS ...... $1.08 fenda aelective memberahlp prac- Until 9 PM. Illustrated Minute ticea of aocial fraternitiea. Grid Game on TV Biographies"...... $2,05 DESK CALENDARS...... $1.00 and $1.50 The report said “chooalng of onea own friends and aaaociatai la Unchanged ,, ,, , , Mrxton Bpok for Young MEMO PADS WITH PENCIL...... $1.00 and $1.05 Gettysburg. Pa., Nov, 30 (/P)— End of IGY ( loth Hooks for People ...... 50c a aocial right which cannot be con­ that the reason Elsenhower never DESK P E N S ...... $ 1.00 fused with civil rlghta.” Washington, Nov. 30 (/P)— President El.senhower, reported has gone to an A rm y^ avy foot­ Small Children . .75 and $1.00 Ilard^v B ov s’ Storv Bonk $100 Sixty-one national and Interna­ ball game as Presidwt Is that he Washington, Nov. 30 (JP)— BOXED STATIONERY...... 50c to $2.50 At the policy level, President making excellent progress recover­ Illustrated Activity Kook ..$1.00 Nancy Drew Story Rooks $1.00 tional fraternitiea, acting through would find It djincult—If not im­ President Eisenhower has 7 ‘ ‘ PAPERJIATE PENS ...... 08c to $2.05 delegates to the annual conference Eisenhower’s illness makes a ing from a mild stroke, roots today possible— to /W Impartial in the here, instructed the organization's for his West Point alma mater In stands. moved to tighten Whits DOUBLE DECK PLAYING CARDS $1.10 and $1.05 difference at the White House coordination of the executive committee to carry out House. But the day-to-day watching the Army-Navy football He ha« made It a practice each GIFT tVRAPPING P A P E R ...... lOt to 50c the report's recommendations. game on television. year/TO telegraph best wishes to U.S. effort to speed scientifie MOULDED FOAM RUBBER operational routine goes on FILLED The fraternities instructed the Eisenhower arrived at his farm teams the day of the big and technological progress. executive committee to: pretty much as usual. from Washington by automobile^ :ame. But he haa been known The White House announced yes­ THROW PH.LOWS 1. Circulate the report to frater­ The reason it does is that Sher­ early yesterday afternoon, J to add a line to the West Point terday that tha 12-member Scienes « nity chapters and alumni. man Adams, Elsenhower's chief four days after suffering a block­ wire, leaving no doubt he’e still Advisory Committee, organlzeil IX CORDUROY and ROUGH 2. Encourage fraternity rep­ of staff, still is very much on hand age of a small brain art pulling for the school where he initially under the Office of De­ WEAVES WITH REMOVABLE resentatives to contact college of­ there. And that means no Interrup­ Continuing to snap b a ^ , Eisen played football more than 40 yeara fense Mobilization, will work di­ ZIPPERED COV'ERS ficials and legislators personally to tion of virtually any of the ataff hower prowled happilSfaround the ago. \ rectly with the White House here­ persuade them that "each college activities he directs. farm and e n jo y e d ^ visit with his Snyder traveled from Washing­ after. ^■ fraternity is a social organization, Adams, of course, also has a big four small grawlchildren. ton with the President and Mrs. And the statement— iMuad in $.3.98 Gift voluntary In membership, and is voice In policy-making. And he At dlnnep^me, the President's Eisenhower, and is staying at the Gettysburg, Pa., where Elsenhower entitled to exercise Its fundament­ and other administration officials phystclajk'^’ MaJ, Gen. Howard M, family's country home. The doc­ t h i s SA TtnO A V . NOV. SO al American right to choose mem­ is convalescing from a alight stroke play an even bigger role In that Snyd^jpfsent word to newsmen that tor will make a dally check on —also aald the group would be ex­ f r o m . 2:00 5:S0 Beautiful practical throw pillows m bers In accordance with Its own field when illnieaa hlta the Praal hla.^patient's recovery progress Elsenhower's condition and make panded to a membership of 17.___ all color..< Other throw pillow.^ foam- V tiderwear ■tandarda.” dent. For example,. Adama sat in a fllled 12.98 each with ripper cover. ontin’ues to be excellent.” up his mind soon—along with con­ The ’White House announcement It waa charged In the report that meeting last ’Tuesday where hi There was no word on whether sulting physicians—whether to let came as U.S. specialists continued S lip s...... $2.fi8 to $8.08 an effort to force college frater­ Jolly St. Nick Conies to Town Vice President Nixon and six oi Eisenhower will remain at the the President go to Paris for the final preparations leading up to tha RCALTirUI, DUNDFR •ROSE SYMPHONY" SIZES 32 to 48 nities to remove restrictive racial SanU Claus greets hla friends In Manchester as he makes hla lint visit of the season In last night's key men gave a final go-ahead for %rm for the weekend only or make Dec. 16-18 NATO summit meeting. launching of the first American PRI.N’TED FLORAL and religious clauses is a planned Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade. He waa escorted up Main S t by 20 marching units; simultaneous productlon.^’of the a more extended visit. His doctors PATTERN Thor and Jupiter, l,5(kfi-mi|e range On arrival at the farm yester­ Satellite,-expected sometime n nt Gown.s...... $5.05 to $8.08 move "to reduce Greek-letter including everything from pipers to rockets. Story on Page Three. (Herald Photo by Pinto). have ordered several weeks of rest day in 62-degree sunny weather, week. NYLO.N RAYON BLEND SIZES 32 to 42 societies to a position of import- mlaalles. The Preatdam, Nixon re TOWEL SETS before he returns full time to his Ui* President had lunch, napped The announcement also coincided BLANKETS ence, if not to eliminate them en- ported later. had” given tentative White House desk. Shortie Gnwn.a .$3.08 to $5.08 tirdy," • 1 approval to aijeti an action before for about an hour and then walked with predictions from soma U.S. Nvion hound on four sides. There was advance word, how­ and rode around hia acreage for scientists that the rocket from $5.98 8-Pr. SH SIZES 32 to 40 The report added there is pres- Italian Tenor Gigli|Labor Scores Sir Winston Notes he suffered jkillght stroke Monday. ever, on Eisenhower's plans to pull ently agitation In more than 50 about 70 minutes. Ruisla’t Sputnik I may plunge to ^ 9 . 9 5 . GoverpfiSent legal experts noted up a chair In front of his TV set Eisenhower rode most of the earth tomorrow and that it might Il.qlf Slip.-!...... ,$2.08 to $5.08 colleges against the clauses. Dies of Pneumonia His 83rd Birthday thatpnaidenta can and almost al- and watch the Army take on Navy Heavic.st weight quality, 72.\90 for twin or full beds. SIZES SM -.MED.-LG. J. Edward Murph.v, conference way In a green ataUon wagon driv­ tall in North Amerioa. solid color in yellow, pink, Vote Upset in wip’S have delegated some duties In Philadelphia. As commander- en by a Secret Service agent. But Dr. John P. Hagen of Wsah- Gift Toiletries Our New York office bought treasurer, described the restrictive Rome, Nov. 30 (A5- Beniamino Westerham. England, Nov. 30 id powers of their office to other in-chief of ail the armed forces El­ bine, jfreen and aqua, 2 hath tliousands to get this low Panties ...... $1.00 to $3..50 clauses aa examples of "the good he did get in a good hike, too— Ington, director of the U-S. Navy’s towels, 2 hand towels and 2 Gigli, the Italiaa singer who suc­ tgb—Sir Winston Churchill tui officials. But these experts aay senhower publicly takes no sides. hla first outdoor walking to satellite program, told a St. Louis price. A beautiful screen SIZES 4 to 9 old American right to select our ISew Zealand there are many prealdentlaj powers facecloths. friends” ceeded Enrico Caruso as the star 83 today. He sipped chi The word around the White audience last night; p.int ro.se pattern on white, which cannot be delegated. In this House always has' been, however. i COTY COLOGNE ...... pinit and vellow grounds KMfSKSKWWSKaKSKSKSKSKWSKWSKi Dr. Houston T. Karnes, profes­ tenor of New Y'ork's Metropolitan (Coatiniied on Page Six) "For those who feel criticsl of OTHER TOWEt, SETS Wellington, New Zealand, Nov. knd relived hia stirring /y ea rs connection, they cited the signing the United States position in the OTHER BLANKETS sor of mathematics at Louisiana Opera, died at his home today of COTY TALCUM ...... 11 98 to $4 98 30 itP> — La)>or unseated the Con­ Britain's wartime lisfiir . of legislation, the veto power and satellite effort, I miglit suggest M DS to 422.95 Millinery Dept. State University, waa elected pneumonia. He was 67. the granting of presidential clem­ chairman. He succeeds Francis S. servative government in New Zea- With him at hlsX?hartwelI homa that the proper course is to wait’ His doctor said Gigli became ill land'a general electlona and will waa Field Mapifial Lord Mont- ency. Not Enough to Halt War until the end of tha International PRIMITIF SPRAY M IST...... KWIAtMCWMMCWNCJKMHICWJKMaMMfWWMIlCMAEW. FOR CHUIST.M-AS GUTS Van Derhur of Denver. two days ago. At first it appeared Murphy, of Philadelphlhr-was return to power after an absence gomery, one o f Britain’s most cele­ There appears to be general Geophysical Year (December 1958) WHY .NOT only to be a cold but then a high brated cwmandere of World War agreement that, in view of the ab­ and tally the significance of the REVLON LIPSTICKS...... named 'ice chairman; Roland fever developed aiiddenly. Olgli of eight yoars, final unofficial re- i G iitA ccessori es Maxwell of Pasadena, Calif., turna ahowed totUgbL. n . TogMitalcr Montgomery had sence of any sUtute on the subject, scientific advances which have been I KATHKIt BAND.S kept on Joking with thoafi at JiU no president can delegate the of­ made in’ our satellitee.” FRIENDSHIP GARDEN BATH POWDER . treasurer, and Joel W. Reynolds bedside until a few minutes before The rigufes gave the- Socialistic Listed here ate just a frtr of the ninny 4H‘ a Kiiil Hal o* Boston, secretary. Dean Glen Laborites 41 seats in the 80-seat they chatted, telegraph mes- fice itself to another person. Paris Votes Partial The first U.S. mdonlet will bs death. YARDLEY GIFT SOAP ...... J*rs and, mall trucks drew up a amall 6.4-inch test sphere, the lovely accessories you'll find at Hale's. T. Nygreen of Kent State Univer­ Last September he was injured Parliament to 38 for the nations Brownell Amendment frtmi .$1.00 i4i $;i.98 sity, Kent, Ohio, was elected edu­ party of Prime Minister K e i to the door of the country home Lest April, Herbert Brownoll, forerunner of larger and more slightly In an automoblla aecldent and" dapaattoir birthday erefitUiM SHULTON BUBBLE BATH ...... cational advisor. and about two years ago he had a Holyoake. Anothei* seat w ljl^ be then Attorney Oencral, urged tS(m- fully instrumsfited globes which LOVELY LILT HOSIERY Cecil F. Dawson of Washington. heart attack. contested in January. from all over the world. Nobody grestional approval of a constitu­ Algerian Home Rule are scheduled for launching be­ OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVING LOTION . D. p., Charles L. Gebhardt and knew exactly how many thera ginning In March. NO-MEND NYLONS ...... $1.35 to $1 6.5 Pr. Born at Recanati In central Walter Nash heads Ufe Labor tional amendment to clarify pro­ ALBA NYLONS ...... party. In power In J fe w Zealand were. A spokesman Just said It cedure In cases of preaidenUal dis­ The lyhlte House statement on . . $t 15 to $1.50 Pr. Italy, he made his opera debut at waa a "fantastic number.” OLD SPICE MEN'S S E T ...... $ 1.00 to $3.00 BUDGET SHEER NYLONS (Continned on Page Eleven) from 1935 to 194 ability. Brownell said the pro- the advisory committee change ...... 79c Pr. Rovlgo, Italy, In 191.5 in the part Tonight Churchill goes to a Paris, Nov. 30 (Ah—The French* representation” of the French ml- SEAMLESS .NYLONS ...... $1.00 to $1.65 Pr. of Enzo in I..a Glocenda. Proxy votes tefnain to be count­ National Assembly approved last explained the move In these terms: YARDLEY MEN’S SET ...... $2.95 to $3.75 family dinner party In hia honor (Continned on Page Eleven) nority. “This a4Uion was taken in order s t r e t c h NYLO.NS ___ .. $1.35 to $1,95 Pr. Gigli replaced Caruso at the Met ed. but most^iolitical quarters be­ night plans for restricted home rule lieve thcj>^’ill favor Labor. and a 15-pound iced birthday cake A source in the Algerian Front that there would be a more direct REMINGTON ROLLELECTRIC RAZOR $31.50 in 1920. He sang with great gusto with one candle awaited him. In war-tom Algeria, The plana had of National Liberation (F U «) said Admiral Dufek —as one critic said, "as' natural­ The o«lim inary count showed already been rejected by rebel lead­ relationslilp between the commit­ Last year when the world Join-1O hia group, the leading rebel organi­ tee, the Pteaident and Dr. James COMB and BRUSH S E T ...... $1.50 (ilFT GLOVKSe MITTENS \ ly aa a gamecock fights." thaULabor polled 508.981 votes to ers as Insufficient to atop the 3- zation, had rejected the plana be­ tlveT'Jational partys 458,801. ed Britain in honoring 82 yeara of JT F B I I C C i l l S u C S R. Killian Jr., his newly appoint­ V.\N RAALTE FABRIC GLOVES $2.00 to $3.50 Pr. , 'SeeieWHi byNx -x He returned to New York in the Churchill aaga there were 82 year-old war. cause France was trying to impose IMPORTED FABRIC GLOVES ...... $1 00 Pr I G**4 HeifeMeyiiiJ \ Plane Crashes I 1955 after a 16-year absence, sini The Social Credit party got 75,- Two blll'i were passed on votes ed special aaalstimt for science and If hat suhtren ironidn't 135 votes. candles on the birthday cake. its own solution. 'The, source, at teclmology . - .” FUR-LINED GLOVES ...... $5 98 Pr i Ing three Manhattan farewell of confidence in Premier Felix U.N. headquarters in New York, citals. Labor won most support In the Mrs. Maria Floria who has de­ Plans for Own Killian is on leave from his Job LEATHER PAL.M DRIVI.NG GLOVES ...... $2 98 he delighted nith a fieri signed Churchill's birthday cake Gaillard's government after the charged Paris with "not taking WOOL (?LOVES ...... $1.00 to $1.98 In Antarctica Allied authorities once.^rb«de cities and bigger provincial towns. young premier had rejected a as president of Massachusetts In­ and pretty for 20 years said she decided on into account the poaiUon of the stitute of Technology. EiseniMwer WOOL MITTENS ...... $1 00 to $1,98 ■Gigli to sing at a conie^t imme­ National party candidates held the Moroccan-Tunlsian offer to medi­ people they are fighting against.” country areas. one handle this time "because "l Atomic Bomb announced Nov. 7 he wee naming WOOL-LINED LEATHER GLOVES ...... $5.98 Little America. Antarctica, Nov. diately after World/4\'ar II on thought It would be,a change." ate the Algerian rebellion. Gaillard In debate before the votes, Gail­ SO (AV-A Navy Super-DC3 trans­ Four Communiat candidates said France would welcome help in Killian hia aide with the aaiign- NYLON ROBE The inscription read-: lard said, "the basic policies of ment o f eliniinating delay and in­ port plane carrying Rear Adm. (Continued olTPage Three) polled only 526 votes between achieving a cease-fire. France cannot be changed.” He Fine Quality HANDBAfiS them. "We pass through winter and London. Nov. 30 (A P )—France ter-service rivalry in the mtsalles SheHl he cozy-comfy for n fijtl George J. Dufek, scientists and hope for spring, ami our ambitions it reported moving ahead with a Gaillard succeeded where the said France would not negotiate Fiqe quality all leather. Blao plastic calf or faille newsmen crash-landed on fire late Two cabinet ministers were de- last government failed.' causing Its with FLN as recommended Nov. 21 Cinderella Ij«ce trimmed collar and cuffs, are ever new. Of ambitious hopes nuclear weapons program de­ (CoBtlnned on Page SU) in nian.v st.vle.«. last night.after a flight here from A l i o x r l-lc a c 171.1 :f«»ted. They were Eric Halstead, we may yet sing, while England spite U.S.-Britlah arguments that downfall.^.to ram the bills through by King Mohammed V of Morocco completely washable. Colors: ***^*^* r I Is, minister of indu.stries and com- in this smartly styled $2.98 lo $7.95 pacli Bring tiny waiatlinea into focus — McMurdo Sound. still has men like you." French reaourcea could be used on a turbulent assembly. and President Habib Bourguiba of Pink and blue. Sizes 8 to 14. All aboard escaped injury as merce, and John Rae minister of other things. His / 3 '4 -week-old government Tunisia. and makes big fashion news. s London Trip hou.aing. It waa composed by the cake- Shown above: New crias-croae plane skidded in on a cushion oi maker’s schoolboy aon. Christo­ Informed sources said today on ntajoritles of 269-200 and 267- France tn Stay Firm dreamy soft A Dainty HANDKERCHIEF 8 7 . 9 8 e 5 8 .9 8 snow. The National and Labor parties pher. 200 on bills watered down from Outside proaaure will never turn aash Boftl.v contrasts a sih’er and contested all aqats, a.s did the French Premier Felix (Tallard told The trouble began when____ ^ —.ski Germany, Nov. .30 IJP\- social Churchill's home has been fitted versions presented by former Pre­ France from Ita policy of holding Culo fill prints, Swiaa embroidered, lace edge in tlireaded cotton. Both, aa auds- Tern Dept.—Second Flour Credit party of Wilfrid Prime Minister Macmillan last Bulletins map'- de.s’gtis. able as they are aociahle! on the starboard side dipped for- I West German Chancellor Konrad n ....- wl^h a powerful television aerial T u ^ a y that France la determined mier Maurice Bourges-Maunoury. on to Algeria, the 38-yeor-old Pre­ which ha.t mier declared. from the AP Wires 2 5 c to $I.(M> each ward aa the transport a()proached i •^—Portage Coonty Sheriff PRI.NTED SILK SCARFS ...... 59r to $2 98 Sizes 7 to 14. TEE.N CIRLS DEPT. Just before a pav-as- plans for the mid-December con­ Rutland. Vt., CO - pilot, threw an London on Wedneaday. with the hestitation of old age and change. ' ■ | . aa independence and therefore la Herb VYonaerskt said today he you-earn system goes into effect. ference of NATD government WOOL or NYLON STOLES ...... $3.98 and $5 98 extra load on the starboard motor. government spokesman said The first bill provides k federal unacceptable. and a deputy have dug up an­ LONG WOOL SCARFS ...... $2 98 $ 7 . 9 8 leaders in Paris. Informants said tn an effort to restore the balance. *hat (Continued on Page Six) Macmillan atlll hopea the United ayatem of partial home rule, for Gaillard' said France would ac­ other human skeleton on tha The motor ^iew-three-c^hVid;.:. -P t States will be able to persuade the Algeria once peace is restored. Al- cept Moroccan and Tunisian aid In Waushara .County Farm of Ed- .gerla would remain In the French arranging a cease-fire and nothing, wartl Oeim.'Wlio alreoMly luta ad­ and caught fire from leaking gaso- three daya, had turned to influenza, maximum of 75 pounds ($210i. French to concentrate on other de­ Corduroy line. Deputy Foreign Secretary Wal- fense needs. Republic and Paris would handle more. The rebels refuse to stop th* mitted killing two women and \(Hair's Honseivares Dept. Holyoake, 53. who quU school as Ita foreign policy, defense, cur­ war without a firm promise of in­ looting nine graves. Xhe plane struck soft snow ter Hallatein Informed the British a 12-year-old farm boy and later France waa reported unlikely to y . about two feet deep, skidded at a *fuhas.sy that the trip would have drop the program unless other nq- rency, and some other matters dependence. continued his education on his News Tidbits TTie second bill provides fOr-eleC-, The Assembly passed the bilU. t a x p a y e r s p a y 6$% \is ehneked full o f gift slant across the runway and *** PPt off because It waa not own. has been Prime Minister clear powers—Britain, the United stopped with the tip of the star- the Chancellor would be Culled from AP Wires States and the Soviet union—do tions on an equal baala for the-ap-. which still must have formU ap­ Hartford, K*ov. SO m ~Tax- Duster sinWe- Sept. 20. He succeeded Sid­ payer money fiaanoed sonae 66 POPCORU board wing buried in snow and the fit to travel In time. No new date the same aa part of a world dis­ proximately 1,230,000 Algerians of proval by the upper house of Par­ t ideas! Sheer Love waa set. ney G. Holland. 64. who resigned European origin and about nine per4'ent of University of Con- port wing high in the air. becau.se of poor health. armament agreement. liament, aa the United Nations By The crew’ leaped from the plane Adenauer was to have been ac- million Arabic-speaking residents. nectient expenditures during Uin $nd Heavenly i.s the word for Nash, a 76-year-oId political _ Montgomer>', Ala., court fines Sources described. the positions But reservations ensure "adequate fiscal year ending June SO, Oov- immediately with extinguishers veteran, was deputy prime min­ Negro girl 3.50 for striking white of the three Western powers this (Conttnued on Page Six) GIVE HER A the glamour of thi.s and began to put out the blaze. A (Continued on Page Three) emoV Rlblcoff was inform ^ to­ ister from 1940 to 1949. girl on city bus. . .Malibu. Calif., « « y : , day. This was seen in the Ual- JUDY BOND blou.se in­ station crash wagon arrived In time fire deatroya $100,000 home of pro­ France wants to develop nuclear ^^Youtheme^^ to complete the Job. versity'a 8S-pagle financial report FOU! spiration in sheer nylon ducer Sam Zimbalist. bomba partly/tor prestige. Thts re­ made public by the Governor It Waa the third emergency land­ Branlff airliner carrying 24 per­ solve apparently waa strengthened and disclosing total expen4Utures gaorgette! Its delicate ing by a Navy plane In the Antai-c- sons circles Houston airport for 30 A dreamy-.soft robe by the recent U.S.-Brltish deci­ Condon Blamesa*,. Nixon,7 during the year of over $10 mil- go hand! in hand embroidery has the tlc during recent weeks and the minutes until it deterinined wheth­ sion to send arms to 'llintaia over lloh. that’A completely ’ wa.sh- :e e \ v shimmer of gold metallic fourth time a plane has been dis­ Teenage Party er or not landing gear waa work­ strong French objections. ablel Fashion-.day two nnlta Handtom*^ bras»*Hnishtd > most fabulous I And this tlona In the Antarctic, piloted the Philosopher .booed when he aug- efforts to quell the Algerian rebel­ nylon tricot ruffle.*!. St. Louis, Nbv. 30 AP) — Dr.* of the Spanish fleet have bom­ sw««per in n«w hondy tmoll flattering bathing beauty transport part o f the way on the geata that Boy Scouts increase lion. believe Paris should avoid the "We have allowed those prin­ barded Irregular M a r o e can - - 1 flight from McMurdo. lixtl Hondy liviny-room drip-drie8 fastiSr than homework to help U.S. catch up heavy costa of nuclear develop­ Edward U. Condon last night ac­ ciples to be undermined and weal(-' ,o,ces fighting the Spaniard, in -*• , Blictrie Others aboard hicluded; N a-jp*id for by \;u8inesa organizations, to Russia in science. . .Schooner ment. ’Washington and Loiidon Colors; Pink, blue. *'vol«f‘ olweyt ro^y for tlon s biggest, most select teen-1 foundations »nd individuals w'ho cused the Eisenhower administra­ ened by men like the one who I uie Medlterrahean colony o( Ifni, you can say JUDY The Rev. Daniel J. Linehan, aela- rented in New York lost August also believe that an international move into the While House, in case ; a dispatch quoting well informed quick pick-upil BOND! Have it in crys­ age party — a 5-day affair — drew have provided, nearly $850,000 to turns up In Canary Islands. tion of haring been "committed by Sizes 10-18. CORN POPPER mologiat of Boston College; Cdrs. Tllsarmament agreement will be­ the illnc.s8 of the President proves; sources tn the Moroccan port of ExcepHenotfy •fficitM, loo tal-clear white. Sizes 32 William F. Flynn, Dedham, Maas.; 'some 1,300 bouyant. ' effusive """U^hiRWIght event., .Hammarskjold...... u Hying,, uk .too Beirut, come more . difficult as more pow- policy to persecution of scientists to be more serious than we have Agadir Idenlined the .ahlpo as ^ whiskt up dirt ond -litttra to 38. youngsters to Chicago today, ^Chicago receive a I Lebanon, oh first leg of Middle or, at the very least, to a callous been told." the heavy cruiser Caaarlita_ and oih«t and crumbs quick b«fero As shown in Mademoi­ way until tomorrow — the 36th ou"do scientist testified in Phlladel- were doing- to attack and dis­ hower did not resist the late Sen! they flred at rebel areas in Uni up handit, singlo dustpon. national 4-H Club Congress. cwMt FJ’"''*'*' PhlA that some former Soviet se- credit Aem.” 'McCarthy (R-Wia.) until McCarthy yesterday. Idtal gift for thowtrs, wod- C selle and New York . But hundreds o f boys and girls, The controversial former head "began lobbing his shots toward .95 Times Magazine: . Nikita May Spark generally In the 14-to-20 age cstn the Chi- Washington. Swordfish Spears of the U.S. Bureau of Standards m.a,-in Miami. overboard by a swordfish and then "The evil consequences of bad Carthy's other victims." The Cardinal is 73. He b secre­ Popiorn for TV — '-or arty relaxing ) gins. Brandywine, Md., a. lyric soprano, «tep out dressed as a new man. and trumpeter Wilbur Jensen, 19. Newport. R. I., city rouncll votes spei^red by the big aea creature was policies have come home to roost Condon is now head of the tary of the Vatican's Congrega­ evening at hopie — is more fun when | The 4:H’ers have earned their to hire rainmaker to fill low reser­ in a way that la plain for all to tion lor the Consistory—one of IS you ran pop it yourself with West | 'TTie Sicilian ’ proprie.tor o f a Langlols, O n. Both are 4-H club hospitalised here today after a 500- physics department, at Washing­ FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE Rome tailor shop said today he has fun — as state and' national win­ members. .j. voirs . . . Mediator's proposal mlle flight up the coast from Baja ■ee," Condon told a meeting of the ton University here. congregations that govern Roman Bend’s tasy-to-use Corn Popper. No ] ners in competitions among some VISIT OUR ROBE DEPT. ON THE SECOND FLOOR AND SEE finished a wardrobe for the little The theme of this year's 4-H (?lub averts strike of 18,000 laundry California. ~ American Physical Society. Dr. John P. Hagen of Washing­ Catholic ChuKh affairs. Cardin­ stirring, pr shaking. Pops TWO full • two million youthful rural dwel­ workers In New York. al Piazza was stricken Tuesday. ALL THE BEAUTIFUL ^ quart's of. fluffy popcorn in about two I round man who runs the Soviet Congress la "Improving family and There waa no immediate report He reviewed hia own security ton. head of the United States' Communist party. And from the lers throughout the nation, community livinjg." New Mexico Supreme Court la- on the condition of 47-year-oId hearings before the- House Com­ Th« liiitll-atta — uieful any- » minutes after pre-heating. Heat-proof | Alaska. Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Earth satellite progratti, urged whtro, any lima la lovt lima V glasv'cover lets you watch the corn tailor'Z deacription. It will bring a The club-members .will stage auea orders banning talcing of pic­ Miguel F , Pisrelra o f San' Diego, mittee on un-American Activities members of the physical society to SCHOONER IN DISTRESS- DUSTERS, ROBES'AIHD BRUNCR COATS , Their projects all come under their annual. 4-H parade Wednea- tures or broadcasting of court prei- but the Coast Guard said he rested a decade ago and said i dozens of N orfolk, Va., Nov. 30 C*>-- — lova work — lava ruail revolution to the Kremlin—thia one the heading of useful work be patient in evaluating the U.S. in style. «^y night at the Uve Stock Exposi­ ceedlngs . . Twelve, persona escape well on the flight from Bahia acientista had been "hounded out The trouble-bf^eged au.\illary erica %7.9S $ 7 . d 0 , domestic arts, livestock raising, satellite effort. schooner Yankee Girl, en route that are arrivipy every day to make choosing your Christmas Gifts such •i.tsusti C l SSI j w m u CO Angelo LRrico said he would tion in the International Amphi­ serious injury when tornado da- Santa Maria. of Jobs by silly disloyalty charges." “ For . those who feel' critical of fanning, mechanical aptitudes and theater. moliahea farm house in Alma, Ga. from New York to Nassau, waa a pleasant experience. All sizes all colors. Priced from $ 5 .9 5 to $22.95. deliver two suits, two overcoats, the like. A doctor at the U.S. Naval Hos­ Singling out Vice President Nix­ 'the United States position In the HALE'S HOUSEVVARES HEPARTIIENT T h i s Congress marks the first Marine Ffc. Owen Booth pleads pital said Pereira waa tn satisfac­ on, who was a member of the tn distreaa todajt 9S miles aeulh a n ch ester onn two pairs of shoes,- three hsts an4 While in Chicago, some 218. boys satellite effort, I might suggest the o f MoreJiead Ci$y, N. C. The 66- BOBE OEPABTME.NT ------SECOND FLOOR LOWER BASEAlULNT STORE M C * four silk neckties to the Soviet time that an Alaatan youth has Innocent of cliarges of mistreating tory condition, but waa not ready House. Committee at the time. Dr. proper course la to wait until the and girU wUl claim coliege been named a national winner. F. U.S. Navy brig prisonars . . , Two foot Bcdiooner sent out a mayday CORNER M AIN « imI OAK STREETS •mbassy today. ■cholarships worth $82,430 aa prizes yet to talk about the Incident. O>ndon said: end of the International Geophysi­ L«rol Heaven, 13. of Wasilla, is one American airmen eoavicted fh Pereira was Ashing from the , “While we are rich and power­ dUtreaa call at 8:37 a-m. ttwt But not a singla itam )iaa, any for excallence in their work, ^ e a e of seven who will be awarded $400 cal Year and tally the slgnlfieanee oho had Ipet the aalb frem her Japanese eenrt of assault and at­ lower racks of the tuu clipper ful, we have not bten true to the $ the sclentiAc advances which awards, and round-trip tfaval ex­ coUegs acholafships in the 4-H tempted robbery, sentanesd to 3!4 0 two miwtB dne to U gh wtadn- xCOeBlIneed e e Fngw Seven) panses for moat of tha vlsitora,’ are Iirlneiplea o f Areedoni for which we have bean made In our satsUlt!^'' Sovaw pinoae wetw abanrd tha garden program. „ 'years in prison. , (Oeatlaned on Pags Btsvsa) stand. \ Dr. Hagen said. veeeei, the Coast Ounrd reported.

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