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PAGE TWELVE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1957 ilanirlfpatrr lEu^ning IS^ralii Parkade Stores Open Tonight Through Until 9 p. m. jWU disposed of at McOalre, ac- ord, Mr. DojUe, I'll suspend judg­ About Town ebrding to theas arrangements, the ment," Judge Gryk said. Parking Free Heard Alons\Main Street repbrterk were to accompany the Less than 48 hours later, the Average Daily Net Press'Rnn P iW A party back to a suite In Oie name o f Joseph C. Doyle was For the Week Ended MaaohMt«r AiutUiary PoUc* Park Lane Hotel In Manhattiln. again put on the Town Court .*■ November 30, 1957 The Weather will mt«t Monday ni|;ht at 7:30 at 4nd on Some of ^ImcheBtere Side StreeUf Too There, they would await the pilots, docket. He was arrested and For Shoppers Fotfceat of O. B. Waether Bnreee Potlea Headquarters. A film on po­ who, meanwhile, would be making charged with failure to grant the lice aetlyitiea will be shown. radio and television appearances. right of way after he allegedly Manchester shoppers will be get 12,682 A Common Need manager at Tito Herald, was work • This sounded fle- But, back at turned his car into the path of an­ ting a Christmas present In the Fair and eolder toalflit aed Illness is the great leveler. the ing late one night last week. other vehicle on Tolland Tpke. Member of the Audit Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet the hotel, aa minutes began to slip form of free parking at the town- Bureau of Orculatlon Tiieaday, low tonight 20-25. Htgh great common denominator. The telephone N *ng. Bill an­ by, the reporters staled for Page 1 owned Hayes Parking Lot off I^r- Tueeday In the 80a. Monday night at S o'clock in Odd At Manchester Memorial Hos­ swered it and soon rqund himself Prize Winner P e H (^ Hall. The second nomina­ treatment began getting Worried. ncll PI., beginning Dec. 1. Manchester— A City of Village Charm pital patients from all walks of talking with a high School coed The P44VA plane that was to take In this time of bureaucracy, Although'^ 2-hqur limit will be tion o f officers will be held. Mrs. life visit the emergency room, the who appeared to be qulte\worrled Minnie Krause and her committee the press party back t ,.Raat Hart­ committees are so common that enforced, parking will be free for VOL. LXXVII. NO. .5.3 x-ray department, the regular over a history test she was ^ take one hardly pays attention to them the month of December on an "ex­ (SIXTEEN PAGES) will serve refreshments. the following day. ford was due to take off at about MANCHESTER, CONN., .MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1957 (Claanlfted AdvertiBing on Page 14 > surgical services 6 p.m,, and as this hour ap­ anymore. There are committees perimental basis." PRICE FIVE C - H In the Out-patient clinic, how­ "There are quite a few queatio; proached, there was still no sign on everything from garbage col­ The free parking is a result of Forbes S. .Warren,varren. class of 1961 ever, illness has become a very I can't answer." the girl said. "I’ve nf the pilots, (It developed later lection to seeing that stray cats negotiations yesterday between common denominator, A grey ami at Colgate university, Hamilton, looked everywhere for the an­ that they had been held up In traf­ have homes. There are even the Parking Authority, Chief of Sets Up Own Toll N. T „ has been elected to the black tiger cat, about one year old. swers but Just can't find them. So committees formed to investigate Police Herman O. Schendel and has become a regular visitor de­ fic l.XW hat made the situation U.N. Sources Fear University Church Board. The son I thought the paper could help me really isritical so far as the re­ why there are ao many commit­ General Manager Richard Martin. spite the efforts of everyone in out." Richford, Vt., Dec, 2 iJPi — o f Mr. and Mrs. Ray S.. Warren, porter team was concerned was tees. The Parkifig Authority Is paying Canadian farmer Paul Di Pau­ 100 Princeton St., he is a 1937 the offices nearby who want to "What do you want to know?” , But our prize for the beat com­ the Police Department J150 for keep her out. She-started visiting that nelthcKcould afford to give lo has set up a S2 toll gate on graduate of Willirtcn Academy, Bill asked the teenager quite con­ up the free rhle. mittee name of the week goes to the use of the lot. the amount usu­ a road cutting across his land Easthampton, Mass. the clinic nearly two weeks ago. fidently. Whereupon the girl quick­ the Manchester Chamber of Com­ ally taken in by meters there. The Clash with Israel She would sneak in and curl up on To meet this eihergency, the vet­ between the Vermont towns American T axpayers merce, Parking Authority will in turn be ly rattled off some questions along eran of the two, making luse of the of Richford and Jay. the green cushions of a couch in the line of "Who was president The other day- we received a reimbui'sed by the Main St. Free Donald Mathews, commissioner the liJb^."^ Since she was so small experience acquired over the years, DI Paulo owns the farmland o f State Parka and Forests, will when the United States bought strongly worded warning about Parking Committee, a group of just over the border in Sutton, and quiet, it would be some time the Louisiana Territory?" went to the hotel management to Main St. merchants who have re­ be the guest speaker at the meet­ befoib an^-one noticed her presence. borrow the money he andbis part petty thievery In stores, especial­ As Talks Continue Township, Quebec. The road ing o f the Rotary Club Tuesday For every question. Bill came ly during the holiday season. It cently leased part of Purnell PI. between Richford and Jay As soon as she was seen, she would ner would need to get homcl parking lot from John Rohan for night at 6:30 at the Country Club. Be thrown out. no matter how cold up with an answer immediately. was signed by—you'll never guess loops over what he claims is But while he was busy negobgt- — the Shoplifting Commute. free customer parking. or W’et the weather. We heard a couple of days later in^ the loan, the pilots walked in Amman, .Iordan, D ec. 2 (yPj^ga-'ohne carried by the convoya his land. She would tiptoe from window the girl was the only one in her Just one question. Are they ronstituted military a u p p I l e a He has offered to sell the to the hotel suite. The cub was im­ icouraging or discouraging it ? — L. .\. Secretary General to window, meowing to be let in. class who flunked the exam. mediately po.scd with the pilots barred by the Palestine armistice,' land and a nearby gravel pit Expect Reductions Missionary Unit Dag Hammarskjold continued Israel contended that the ga.soline to Vermont. When all her pleading ended in and then hustled off to catch the Peek-a-Boo failure, she took to watching for *The Boaa of the Barnyard* P4W A flight. When the now well- talks with .Jordanian leadei's riaueeded for an electric geneintor Vermont Atty. Gen. Fred­ To View Slides erick Reed .said DI Paulo's "other patients." As soon as a likely In refutation of charges of heeled veteran got back to the Met V^fellow last night when MAIN STREET today but there was no indi­ on Mt. Scopus, a low hill in.side "looking one approached the door "Momism" and ausplcions Amer­ retumlngXrom Main St. who is the Arab-held old city of Jciu- price is proliibitive. adding the suite and learned his Page 1 pic­ cation of comprorni.se in the Canadian was trying to "hold she would skitter up to the door, ican boys aren’t what they used to always goodx(or s bit of wit. An Advent Prayer Day service aalm. The hill, occupied by Israel ture was already on Its way back di.spute U..\. .sources feared up the state for an excessive Eisenhower at Office, happily stropping the patients be, we submit the following. It was to his paper, he was plunged into Thinking w>d catch him with will be held by the Women's Mis- ever since the Palestine wai, is Little Hope the creative effort of a third grade some wit. we asked hitn why he •sionary Society of Emanuel might bring an open clash the site of Hadas.sah Hospital and amount. " The amount was not ankles with her tall. On gaining a dark mood. "And the kid," he dl.sclosed admission she went immediately to boy, in our judgment, a healthy wa.4n’t on Main StXjvlth the'rest Lutheran Church tomorrow night with Israel. the Hebrew University.' confided to another reporter, "was The toll gate was put up "her" cushion and slept until she 8-year-old. just sent along with me to get of the kids watching, the Santa at 7 o'clock in the church sanc­ Trouble c ould break out Wednoa- Jordan claimed that Col. Leary Attends Cabinet Meet Claus parade. tuary. was bia.scd in Israel's favor and an­ Saturday and was in operation Income Cut I was tossed out again. "Once there was a little white •some experience." That, plus a pie- SHOPPING day, when an I.araeli ebnvov again yesterday. Neighbors .said PINE A couple days ago. however, the rooster. He was the boss of the It didn't take hut a moiKent for •Mrs, Eskil Englund, wife of the is arheduled to go to Israeli-held nounced it would no longer accept ture. is Just what the cub did get. him aa a mediator. Hammarskjold nobody paid the toll, prefer­ 0 oiit-pattent personnel became more barnyard. him to reply, "With five grartdchil- president of the New England Ml. Scopus, inside Jordanian ter­ , Wa.shington. Dec. 2 (/P)^— chief as chairman had told re- In reply expre.saed full confidence ring to take a lengthy detotir. PHARMACY tender-hearted when they dlscov "I'here was a black rooster too. Reviewing the Rerord dren. If I want to see Santa fTaus, Conference, will show colored ritory. Prc.sident Ei.senhower vi.sitcd porte-.-s on Friday the admirtistra- Next Y ear I only have to look in a mirror." ' .slides of Lutheran World Action A apokesma.i for Hammer-1 in the Marine officer. I •M Geater St.—Tel. Ml 0-9814 ered why the little lady was so That was the boss Of another barn­ Judge Wesley C. Gryk was de­ j lii.s office toda.v for the fir.st tion's agrieultuie and welfare persistent in visiting the service yard work in Europe. These pictures akjold said tliat slioollng might I Refused tii Comproiiilse budgeta and legislative progi-ams liberating the possible punishment Hey, Buy a Horse 1 were taken on a recent trip by result if Jordan continues to re-^ Jordan officials said Rifal in the ' time .since hi.s cereliral at­ Washington, Dec. 2 (JPi— If any kitty has the right to be "One day the black rooster came for a young man who had, mo­ were to be canvassed. PINE LENOX treated at MMH, she does. Just for fun. we timed last ■Mr>x Englund and her husband. fuse to aUow convoys through and I yesterday adamantly refused Record Buying tack a week ago. lie al.so de­ American taxpayers were over to the white rooster’s barn­ ments before, admitted being CENTER IS Israel In.slsts on sending them. | to compromise either l.ssue. U..N. It Wi.s expected also that the night s Chamber of Commerce MhSic will be provided by the She's pregnant. yard and said how many eggs do guilty of a charge of intoxication. I offici^ils feared particularly that cided to preside at the open­ cabinet would be briefed on the ad­ cautioned by a congressional .vou get from your hens. The white Christmas Pafade to see how long Junior Choirs under fhe dirwtion 'This Ihinp rmild pet that srri PHARMACY "Has he any previous record in of G. Albeyt Pearson. , ous if it i.s not .settled, ' he P) - Rockville Police DepartmentDenartment ; ^ “ o "ot that I can lated the law of thermodynamics. (AP Photofax). Mills la second-ranking Demo­ two pilots who were landing at space. Towns l-looded The navy submarine re.scue ves­ properly perform the duties of a crat on the House Ways and Means McGuire. CHEESE. NOVA SCOTIA BELLY IX)X, SCHMALTZ HER­ The Colombo Plan Consultative Ma-ssey said he was resigning in RING. COLD CUTS and SALADS. Rampaging rivers flooded the sel Coiichal was expected to pick Committee reported tonight that 'disgust'■ over the cmirt's handling police officer with the decisions Committee, which initiates all tax The publisher of their paper, it Back So Soon ? towns of Hnnapepe and Hanalei up the three crew members of s that ,x.-e being made in City Court.” legislation, and he has long been seems, likes to publicize his staf­ the Unltefl Statea has supplied 85 "f 'I'e case of Richard O. Bundy Monday morning, 74-year-old hut there was o.ily alight damage •Sinking 13-foot fishing Sampan, per cent of the aid to South and Jr., 22-yenr-old son of Democrat In court this morning. Bundy's recognized as an Influential voice fers, and he wanted to run a pic­ Joseph C. Doyle of 234 Tolland and no casualties were reported. the .Setsu Maru. The Coast Guard Rit-hard Bundy, a candidate for attorney. Leo B, Flaherty, a Demo­ Greater Armed Forces on tax policy in Democratic party ture of his men,with the pilots on I WE CARRY ALL SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS | ------Southeji.st Asix under the program Tpke. told Judge Wesley C Gryk Heavy raina and atron"- winds con­ .•aid the vessel, reported missing Isunched in 19.50, alderman at large In tomorrow's crat. said his client would plead councils. He also is chairman of Page 1. The reporters thought this that he had never been arrested or tinued to batter the Island v'hich eailiei' was sinking 10 miles East The committee's sixth anmisi re- city electlona. TUilty to speeding, but claimed ths Fiscal Policy Subcommittee a aplendid idea and made the neces­ even stopped since he got his driv­ la 85 miles northwest of Oahu. Ovf of Kawalho Point and Niihau Is- port said the United Slates had . Fined for Speeding Bundy did not see the policeman’s of the Senate-House Economic sary arrangements for the picture- er's license some 30 years ago. He site of Honolulu. Bioidy, who was arrested by Mas- signal to stop. Unification Emphasized Committee. taking , with the public relations ' contributed $3 billion while $510 was appearing In Town Court that Two small rivers near Hanalei The rest of the island got only million had come frorn Austrslia. JL®'* fined $15 In City Masery said he was told that House Democrats, under the people from Pratt 4 Whitney Air­ morning to answer to a charge of \thf Bundy admitted to another uniden­ 7 ' " u"h ------'vinds • and’a" good^oVk''-' Brii'sin. Canada, Japan and New Couit this morning for speeding. lesNership pf Speaker Rayburn of craft. whose engines powered the parking too close to an intersec­ ika Mayor Olson described,,the case tified policeman that he. Bundy Washington, Dec. 2 lyP' Three • "sometimes disgraceful" compell- 1 SOUTHMARY'S MAIN ST. Kst apring a tidal wa\e blocked ing. At Honolulu rain during the Zealand. Texas, laid plans before Congress planes in the record-breaking run. tion. . PHONE »U 3-6939 roa^<^saJls aaa they overflowed. Phone last 48 hours totaled only 2 94 Of $1 billion disbursed dm-imr -" 'P<’"*'cal deal’- and said J]«d eluded a cruiser the night of Republlcan Senators said today a ' tlon between the aervlceSk adjourned last summer to drive for WITH After the business end of the trip "In view of your excellent rec­ F fn'l^rvib* to the island capital of Inchea. ^ ■senate Investigation into the mis- Lt. Gen. Jamea Doolittle, retired 1956-A $^;r"m r:M m e';rn^ sile program indicates the need for , Air Force commander, said the Honolulu Harbor was reopened AmericR. ^Continued o* Page Eight) li(-eman s signal and failure to atop Gave l*p Chase greater armed forces unification. time may come xvhen a single man at 5 pm. .yesterday after' being IndiA hAR been the big;geRt bene- JEDDO HIGHLAND cloaed all dav. at a stop sign. i .Ma.s.sey said in court that he had Sens, B:idges (R-NH). .Salton-‘ may have to make the final mill- V eraQii Church . , ^ flciary, jfetting: nearly a billion fnaims Injustices stall (R-Massi and Francis Case tary decisions. He said the loyalty "THE ARISTOCRAT OF UNTHRACITE Alrlinea resumea. regular flights flollara !n U.S. loans and grants, ! to give up the chase of Bundy Ma.s.-tey. a supernumerary for . because he "could not follow (R-SDt said in separate interviews , of each member of the joint chiefs i? United States , The report said that In addition to - i. • • j r w they beliex'e interservice rivalry j of staffs to his own individual further without extreme hazard.” TILL9P.M. Body Approves • t 5:,'10 p.m. yesterday ,nd flights the loans from outside, the Aslan " » ‘ej*ing be has contributed to slowing down service often leaves them In dis- Bulletins ORDER NOW west were scheduled today. , members of th- (’ olornbo Plan were decisions A.sst. Pros. Brooks told the nf the city court which culminated court that Massey first noticed the development of American mis-1 agreement over policies, MULTIPLE developing mutual cooperation siles and satellites. The subcommittee hearings will from (he AP Wires in the ore this niornlng," ; thg car go through a slop sign at (Continued nn Page Eleven) I P" ogramjl. Along the .same line. Sen. Know- ! resume Dec. 13. F06JIRTY BROTHERS, INC. Jap Miiiisterl i He .said he war approached three j tlme.» before court th' morning by land I Calif I. proposed during the Bridges said he ‘doubts any move (Continued on Page Eight) weekend that a Defense Depart­ .ALL-TIME RECORDS ALSO: CONNECTICUT COKE, FUEL OU., RANGE OIL Vernon. Dec, 2 (Special\ TTie A.s.st. Pros. Abner Brooks who , 1.S in the offing to change the pres- THURSDAYS ment coordinator be given author­ ' cm system at the top. But he ad- New Haven, Dee. 8 (Ah — AH- LISTING SERVICE Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Japanese- Massey said tolci Hm “ I am going ity to transfer various fund.-;, to 819 BROAD STREET—,>a 9-4539 MLS born minister, was unanimouah- Keel of Navy’s First Guided to reduce the charges to speeding, ded he expects the subcommittee ttme records at three toll ate- how do you feel abotit it?" channel them into those mis.sllc to m,-,:te some recomniendations in tions on 'the .Merritt and Wllbor approved yesterday by memhent fields that are most promi.sing. REMEMIER.. ."irs FOGARTY FOR FUEL" For Quick Reaulta of Talcottville CongregationaP. j its report to lighten up service co- Croaa ParRwayB were set yeater- , BUYING or Massey said he replied to News Tidbits Damaging Competition ! operation pn the lower ,levels. day aa motorists in droves re^^ of Manchester Church ns their new pastor. Missile Surface Ship Laid Brooks "I don't care what you do." SELLING Dr. Vannevar Bu.sh, formei head .Salton.stall expressed the belief turned. from Thanksgiving hoU- It is expected the Rev. Mr. 1 Brooks acted as prosecutor in Culled from AP W im Shlmoda will accept the paatorate. | of the office of Scientific Research | that Secretary of Defense McBlroy daya. "nie new records set at the and FRIDAYS today's court session in the and Development! told the Senate could go a long way toward elimi- Greenwich, Milford, and W ^ n g - Douglas Hayes, chairman of the 1 (Juin^. Mass.. Oe-. 2 (A P I—The,,1.5th anniversary of the first occa- Rb.sence of Prosecutor Harry H. “ ■" ' ' Preparedne.ss SubcomniiUce la.st nating service rivalries without ford toll stations were 64,041, Church council, .said final arrange- ] keel of^ the Navy'^ first ^guided- sion when energy frfrom'nuclear fi.s- Lugg. who made, out the original William Girard's J'apanese w ife' week the missile program had ^ ------58,789 and . 45,188 respocdivety. ments would be made this week. I pussile, nuclear-powered surface Sion was obtained, in usable three Indictments. ship was laid today' at the Fore says ahe and hpaband will leave for i ^^'h hindered by "damaging" and' (Continued on Page Fifteen) The old marks were 65,457 and Howard Hosfin9S Warren E. Howland Carlton W. Hutchins The 44-year-old minister preach­ amounts. Massey also said Brooks, the as­ Arthur A. Knofla ed the sermon at the church yes­ River Shipyard of Bethlehem Steel The power plant the Long U.S. Friday If there is no appettl' ■______52,210 In Greenwich aqd Milford, Ml 0-1107 ftll'3-1108 Co sistant prosecutor told' him that on case. . . . Indiana Repu'.licaSs' ~ ' ------Ml 9-5132 »I1 8-5440 terday. before an unusuaily . large Beach will be a direct de.scendant set .Aug, 18, and 48^818 In Wal­ congregation. Many former parish- The vessel will .be the first U.s. of the experimental reactor un- lingford, set a year ago. DRY CLEANING December Jpners. espejilally from Mancheater, cruiser to be designed anJ built Space Age Worries Leaders xeiled In (Jhicago on Dec. 2. 1942 Warren. R. I., poller hunt WII------— ------— ------—— John H. Loppan, Inc. returned to hear the candidate. from the xeei up sine- W orld! bv Enrico FernVi. Scieiili.sl.s Claim FTRST NEQRO JUDGE $UN MON TUI THU t* SAl -1. . L. . -1 a-k I : Ram Turner, 27, in'slaying of W ar- MI 9-5261 Arthur Wilkie Educated in American univer­ ' " ..... i Wright S|waks 1 Hartford, Dec. 2 (A^l — jBoca sities. the Rev. Mr. Shimoda holds ' irsl sputnik Head ren barber------New York PolPollce W. Barloiv j/.. the flrs(r?N|egro MI 9-4889 2 3 4 7 u k ‘ ‘ h'-I-onx Beach I Adm. Jerauld Wright. NATO * Commissioner Kennedy says pi an AB degree from William Jewell rao'l- "hprerne allied ppmmander in the Churches Pull Together judge to pre(tide in the Hartford College. He;, la presently pastor of ern Surface to surface and surface ! Atlantic and Commsnder in Chief ti- , . rx n m s. *« a I Hii|® Dollce III HaRRrooniA Mill not Police CourL held his first ses­ SPECIAL! Ellsworth Mitttn 9 10 11 14 Rockdale Congregational Church to a|r guided missiles, including II a A.i 1 ^ riT juvenile deltnqiienc.r. sion on tlie bench todaj'. Xbera of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, waa the ; ‘'"'I BriUsh acienllats aay there is , Boston youth, arrested for MI 3-6930 Talos, Terrier and Regulu.s. LADIES* PLAIN at Northbridge, Mass. principal speaker at keel-laying | fv'i-.v indication Russia a •'Wtel-| Clambridge bank disguised was no Ceremony: Rarlow, until Elva ty le r 21 He delivered a aermoh on "Mer­ She will be 721 feet long, will ceremonies. ile rocket --w h ich put Sputnik I , vvomen. . . . Boston «ix offender his appointment Gov. Jlibi- MI 9-4469 cy.” speaking of the Importance of have an extreme beam of 73 feet He siitd . . We must in.sure nlo orbit Oct. 4 plunged to IVpartnient coff as judge, had^rved as one McKinnty Brothers 24 27 2S forgiveness, loyalty and sacrifice and a standard di.splacement of that the seas arc aeciire for Allied It.a death SaU.rday night of MenUI Health under new law. of the f(sur prosecutors of the Inc. in those who woul.d be merciful. 11,000 tons. But where It fell, and when, re­ ’ " T " '.,‘7 ’ Louis, Mo.. Dec. 2 cA*! • We a.s Christlan.v. . -must coni; police and traffic courts. The congregation warmed to The laying d|j,e -Dec. 2 - Is the j (Continued nn Page Uofir) mained a mystery In tho face of _ John Franks defense at- church leaders said today Chris- tlmie to cmpha.size that the basic ’ Ml 3-6060 30 31 / him with hia friendly opening re­ torney “ >’» that client, accused of tlan forces In America arc pulling ■ \-alues of life are still things of PARENTS SEEK RUNAWAYS SUITS Elsie Meyer widely scattered claims to seeing r^acting a tin g Illegally for TrujilloTrtijillo govern- ,n„p,h.,. together aa n.v...never before-bu t that' the spirit ^ I marks. He concluded with the BlackshieU, Scotland, De<'. 2 MI 9-6481 thought, "If there are shakable Sputnik II still Is circling the m p n * ' - •' " ' X"'*'''"- they face somber, new challenges He announced a special interde- iTi—A It-jear-old runaway debu­ MEN'S Ken Ostrinsky things on thlil earth let them Earth, as is the Soviet dog-car- D r'ciem eiit Batelll New nsven I " ^ o<>'»'hational conference on "mor- tante heiress and her 26-year-old . k!' ! and space travel. a , al responsibility and nuclear-space Ml S-S1S9 Open every night circled on shake, but if there are unahake-1 rying satellitt. Sputnik II, which hesith officer, warns that second swMtheart hid from their parenta able things let them abide, for The relation of "nqclear-space” | problems " has been called in New somewheio In Scotland today. ■ ‘,8 * . waa launched Nov. 3. ' w-ave of flu can strike here... John BisseU God's will be donej" U..S. scientists, meanwhile, con- Cknadian fires claim lives of 10 developments to religious faith' York Dec. 12. They' were Tessa Kennedy, the December calendar''above. Life After Death? was brought up in an openihg 'With this new moral testing PI 8-8828 : tinned their preparations for fir- rhUdren in Sherbrooke and Fairy heiress to a shipping fortune and Real Estate Center . {ing the first American satellite pien. Sask. busineaa session of the Triennial' ahead, top churchmen said, most Dominic Elwes, non of Simon SUITS East Hartfard. Conn. Adlai May <^it ■ into apace this week, possibly on j Princess Grace of Monaco Qeheral assembly of the big Nar; Christians arc working in grow- Elwes, one of Queen Elisabeth's $47.92 Per Month Mortgage Payments j ing harmony and effectiveness. A JA 8-0526 There Ib no que.stion, probably, that ultimately com­ ' Wednesda.v< , praised by sntl-royalty London tional Council of Churches.' official portrait painters. Scottish : $5,000 Down To Renew Contracts [ warm bid was extended to others law Allows anyone oxer 18 to REG . $1.25 Stanley Bray Work aslAdvisor mands more attention from most individuals than this: There were several reports of DuHy M irror... We.st Gern\an to join the movement. West Side Near Bus, Stores, School “ , Is there life after death? ; flaming objects being sighted Chancellor Adenauer reported , There also waa a predictlon'that marry providing they have lived Birch Cabinets >n 8-8278 MAIN STREET H M i over the weekend. One of these, making progress in bout with in -' council, a varied cross-aection Rig Reprmentation In Scotland for three weeks. Miss THIS WEEK ONLY — DEC. 2-7 Earle S. Rohan Washington, Dec. 2 i.ih Adlai AP N p ’sfeSture.s set out to learn the views of highly- ! from Fairbanks. Alaska, coincided ' fluenza. ‘ of U.S. churches, will send a dcpti- The council represents 30 Prot­ Kennedy's parents not only re­ ' 3 Bedrooms estants and Orthodox denomlnar Ml 8-74SS Stevenson may and this week his placed indiyiduals in three widely-varied fields, entertain­ ;with the predicted passage of the | Sanford. Fla., posse kills Na»-y ! .fo renew contacts -with fused to allow .Tessa to marry, Hot Water Heat work as an adviser to the, Elsen­ ■rocket over that city, and It was petty ofHeer who killed another! ChrMUan leaders in Red (Jhina I lions with about 37>» 'million but obtained a court order in ment, politic.s and science—avoiding either the religious membci-s, nearly a fourth of the hower administration on NATO being investigated further. petty officer after drinking argu-j "'hen feasible. Inndon forbidding the marriage. Bemie Cantor nation's, population. More than policies. leader or the known atheist. But the other sightings appar- men't... Three army privates on At the same time, .ah executive MAMCHESTER CARLTON W. HUTCHINS, Realtor TRemont 5-8495 MORE OF EVERTTHING —„ , 11 . 1. . J • . . 2.0(MI clerica' and lay detegates ' " TRAFFIC J.AM UP Madeline Smith Conceding the end was com ing' We think that .you will find the view.s of the three ; eijlly Involved something other leave from Fort Gordon. Pa., are here for the policy-making Ml 9-1842 MI 9-51.32 *'a iittlo sooner than expected,". ' than the rocket. Some experts also found dead of earhon monoxide ! physical power*—-inchidlng ex New York, Dec. 2 IW—All tralfle Or Call The Realtor Of Your Choice Stevenson said last night he has no spokesmen in the.se fields fascinating and illuminating meeting. In bnd out of (irand Central Ter­ reading: Deborah Kerr, the movie star; Dr. Selman ; discounted the Fairbanks' report, poisoning in North Augusta. S. C., I P'orslions into outer spa9e— -phe Rgy jj- . Rueene Carson plans, to jolrt the U.S. delegation .saying the object prqbkbly was^ a motel. threaten to overshadow tlie greater Blake of Philadelohia the emin. minal was halted for 25 minutes IRY CLEANERI today after an elertrirat locomo­ T. J. Crockett to a Dec. 16-18 meetipg of the W a l^ a n . Nobel prizewinner and co-di.scoverer of strepto­ giant fireball, or nMteor. - Police arrest 83-year old Wol- values of apiritual strength.' cil's president sai^ member de- Jfdrvis Realty C o . tive on a New York, Net)- Haven an 8-1677 heads of State of North Atlantic mycin; and Ralph E. Flanders, outspoken 76-year-old U.S. Russia has halL^othl^ to saji cott mother In shooting of her, "Mankind Is awed by these new nominations a r t "one. united" aa 93 WELLS ST. — Ml 3-7254 8118-4112 Sherwood A. Beechler Alice Clompet 'Dreaty .countries, at which closer! ,and Hartford tralii caught (lr« 8n 8-6969 Ml 9.4648 Senator from Vermont.. ; about the rocket/^faH. But a Mos-% husband... Strijecs aKainst four dimenlslona of physical reach," said never ^before In the council's aev- SAME DAY SERVICE — FREE DELIVERY Allied BcienUfic and defensive c o l-' cow radio broadjjpit aaid the rock -1 bus lines tie bp 'rommuters In Los ' the Rev. Dr. Roy G. Ross, of New en-year history, hear Wnudlawn Station In the RETAIL DIVISION.MANCHESTER laboratton will be sought. • Bron.x. Power on (he (our tracks The first of the Articles will appear tomorrow in THE et had co m p le te orbits aa of lAngelca. York, the counclTt general admin- But be 'said Darticination of leading Into the termlaal xraa IRANCH STORE 470 MAIN ST. Gostoa Rtolty Co. .Wolton W. Grant Stevenson did not foreclose the 10,p.m. ES'T yeaterda.y. An earlier Old oSgybrook —.,------woipaa-- la crtUeal Istrator. —-— • churches . . still...... (OUtstdeiT: ..the v council la GooddiiM Roolfy lifFord Hansen' CHAMBER OF COMMERCE possibility he still may' go to broadcast aaid the ft>cketw>uld be tlngulshed. Two tracks—adequata ACROSS FROM CENTER MOTOR SALES ' Ml 9-8781 \ condition gfter belnf thrown from "Many stand In fear bdfore new i needed to make a stronger Chria- tingui^ed. Two traeha ■ adequito B0 f>T9S8 8 0 B-ISOS Fa^s, saying he "would certainly iHatirl{[e0ter' lEttentng Ifenili) visible today. andcaasva pinnedfrastssvsA undt.-wau«A car yesterday. •«., \sMW^vvaav«dlacoveriea^ Wof6 (/wwvrepower, OUlUand tumity manyj iUan impact on the life of the na- Ininid Berfman uyn she wlU Uv« I are tempVM to put their trust in to handle traffic eXrept during (Coatlnued on Page Eight) the commuter rush period were (CoatlJiued on Pqga Eight) la Londoa at leaat a year. a race for control of that power'.-l (Continued on Page Four)' Uica restored to operattoa.

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MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C O N N . MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1957 i Columbia SHOPPING DArs of Robert L. St. Germain, If, of 221 Tilt CHRISTMAS Rockville W. Ma'in St., charged with failure Brownie Unit Sheinwold on Bridge to griuit one half of the highway. The' Baby Has READ THE ADS A .total of $159 was forfeited by Si/h Town five out-of-the-kres'motorists'. Makes Ilians COUNT TB .3NTR1E8 “The Curious Savage” The Manchester Improvement Youth Draws TO MAKE 'TOE 8LAM North dealer Aasn. ha* announced It li Ih favor ADVER'nSEMENT PARK By A'Jred Sheinwold ^ North-South vulnerable IW JOHN PATRICK of aavlng the Union School on N. Vote for an experienced and re­ NORTH Author of “Teahouse of the Aagnat Moon” Heavy Fines Been Named... To Regroup South had to take some risks A K Q School St. • Notes and Quotes sponsible city administration. Pull the top lever and vote a straight it. the play of his slam contract, V A K 9 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Endorsement of Director Fran- Rockville, Dec. 2 (Special) — A I Columbia, Dec. 2 (Special) — but a coimt of entries to dummy ♦ Q J 7 Mahoney’s efforts to preserve . b y EARL YOS’ft Democratic ticket on Tuesday, Dec. FREE (■(••TW Tolland youth wag fined » total of The Brownie Troop will resume showed the risks were necessary. A 1 8 $ 3 2 SATURDAY. DEC. 7— 8:00 P.M. Mie town-owned building was made 3. Polls open froift 6 a m. to'7 p.m. WLST EAST Co-chairmen for the seventh an-e’ter service station operators onceVmarried and hiu three children. $340 in City Court today on charges For transportation call TRemont Oinay l*e , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin, 13 Vina West opened the six of spades, TICKETS ON SALE AT AUDITORIUM by Victor Swanson, chairman of P U R N E L !.. meetings again this week after and East took the ace. East re­ AJ87633 AAI0 42 the Improvers. nual New Year’s Eve Dance of again with regular branded gas Johnson, a World War II Navy vet, stemming from driving while Jjjgj 5-2595, 6-2596, 5-3397, 5-3398. 8t. . She was bom Nov. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. having been inactive during No­ VQJ642 VI0 7 PRICE 76c being offered as low as 23.9 cents will be an agent In Glastonbury. Her maternal (rrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brewer, 67 turned a spade, and South dis­ . pointed out that the Campbell Council, Knights of Co­ license was under suspension. p a r k i n g vember for lack - Glastonbury. He has a sister, Robin Colored films of the Christmas i'hnnat-' SO Near Hritaln. Cona. mans Hall at 7:30 o’clock to make Story, prepared by Margaret Mc­ MoiSpuii rh a n n e l 46 Holyoke, Mans. CS-SO) W ELLS FARGO Agnes Dr.; Clarence Maron, super­ BUTTERED GREEN BEANS •Ride With the K iller’' • • • • • the trip down together. Mullen. will feature Concordia’s C hannel 53 Waterbary. Cunn. (SS) CHINA S.MITH intendent at Rogers Corp., Tank- Mrs. Ruby Wolff. lecturer, has Sunday School pupi^ lit anpropri- Tea — Coffee — Orange Drink 8:88 ( 31 WIIIRI.VIIIRD.S Rockville Driver eroosan Rd.. Vernon. • Grant, twin sons of Mr. and Mra. John »W4M««BllO» ( *.43) HOWARD HARLOW'S OR- Mrs. Stefanla Masztal of 82 m ufftf, 2 ^ Autumn St. They were bom Nov. 21 at Manchester asked that members bring their ate costume. Music and scriptures 4 UESTRA —Gurit: Dorothy BEER-WINES ^ M am ow Hospital. Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and gifts at this time, to be sent to will accompany the film on tape J L ANN BLYTH PAUL NEWMAN U.ren.lijold and Rri.n 8ul- Hits Parked Bike Goodwin St. has been appointed i Mansfield State Training School recording. COLUMBIA ))( an secretary to Dr. Faye Abdullah of ^ LIQUORS J yet ia priced lower than in'R’ Mrs. Axel Johnson. 31 Cambridge S t, and their paternal grand- PLUS (18-18) DANNY THO.')IAS SHOW the U.S. Public Health Service in ■ n o th v is Mrs. M, E. Lewis, Hampa, Idaho. They have a sister and Norwich State Hospital. ’There will be an opportunity to BICYCLES CJ-SO) TWENTY41.NE A 3.3-year-old Rockville man L 8:00 a.m. fe 9:00 p.m. ^ Lynn Miriam, 3H. Club .Meetings contribute to the Christmas cheer aaos 8:S8 ( 8) LAWRENCE WELK SHOW ■ was arrested and charged with connection with the progressive ' ( S) PL A Y H O rSE S care program and will work out of • • • • • The Two-Together Club of the fund for the Southbury Home for Sales and Service driving while under the tnfluenee Congregational Church will meet the Aged. (18-48) DECE.MBER BRIDE of an intoxicant after the car he the office at 46 VV. Middle Tpke.. i ^Arthur Drug Stores J John Tappaa n , son of Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Beach Jr 24 (M-S8) A TI RN OF FATE Gasoline wars have hit Manches- Mwton R ^ He waa bom Nov. 17 at Grace-New Haven Hospi- tomorrow night at 8 o’clock in the Hostesses for the evening are; Sizes 20 to 26 “.SoBvenIr" Was driving hit a newapaperboy’s 1 Here'i great news I While prices of 1958 cars of other parsonage. Minnie Rautenberg, Bertha and .. liwubia I „ b o x i n g PRELI.MINARIES New riding comfort. Notice, too, the solid co m fo rt e i ^ maternal grandparenu arc Mr. and Mrs. 18:88 ( S4IS) BO.XING parked bicycle on Averv St. this ■ manufacturers are u p, the price of Ford’s exciting new *'™n T. Beach, Montclair, N. J.. and his paternal grandparents ’The Sisterhood of the Congrega­ Lena Relchenbach, Anna Roth, IBEIBIWMiiaBliWIOIMIglft O.rarl "Sii.ar” Hart vi. morning. ' i your softer, smoother ride. That’s Ford’s easier acting are Mr. and Mra. Prescott Beach. Riimson. N. J. He has a sis- tion Agudath Achim of Chestnut Margaret Schlemlnger and Gladys BILL'S TIRE and Rey Bon Siobb*, 18 rd,. wel- .Sebastian B. Ruggiero of 25 Custom 300 Series is dow n . In fact, a brand-new 58 front and rear suspensions. ’They soak up the bumpa Schuetz. DOUIARO terw eiyhti |f** Kolttl Seas FOr All HOIUO Gifts! Ur, Catherine Laura, 22 months. Hill synagogue will meet in the REPAIR SHOP (18-48) STCDIO ONE Fox Hill Dr . Rockville, is being j Ford Custom 300 with all of its exciting new sWling before they reach you. And you il ride in luxury with * » • • • vestry room tonight at 8:15. Host­ 180 Spruce St.—Ml 9-0656 I "Enrahe Ronte’’ held in Jail here in lieu of $200' i HlehMl Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. McCarthy, esses are Mrs. Morris Goldstein and ' (l!-l») SI'SPICION bond. ; 8 and engineering advances is priced Im cer than a '57 Ford’s beautiful new deep-dimension interiorsl JOHnsonj “Rainy Day*' Mrs. Nathan Rosen. According to police. Ruggiero | S model, similarly equipped! But there is much more 7 I^ d m PL Rockville. He was bom Nov. 21 at Manchester Me- 3:M ( 8) BANDSTAND 1/ morlal HMpital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ekldy Sue Co-Op Mothers (l*-4#l BIG PAYOrr was driving on the itTong side of 5 PERFECT FOR than low price to Ford s value story. Thrifty, new engines. You have a wonderful choloo M *’** P*J*hnal grandparenu are Mr. and Mothers who will assist the ( SI Hl'kIK the roafi, south on Avery St. near S of new power plants, designed for real gas-saving Mra. John J. McCarthy, 117 Birch St. (2:-SSI SIATINEE TREATEB the intersection of Denitng S t .'S • • • • • teachers at Columbia Cooperative tColur) World approved styling. A Custom 300 brings you economy plus greater performaiKe. Six or V-8, they 3:S» (18-4S) THE VERDICT 16 TOl’BS The car hit the blc.vcle belonging ■ Do-It-Yourself Kindergarten this week are: Morn­ Simple as styling that is dramatically new. With its Honey­ of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Balceiak. ings: Mrs. Nicholas Lanzalotta, ( SI 8TAUK 7 GAS HEAT to Douglas Kopcha. 13. of 41 BaW- * give you more power, smoother power, fnmi less g u l 4:M (181 B R IG H T E R DAY win Rd.. who was delivering pa- M “ ■ A “ 0" She waa bom Nov. 21 at Manchester .Memorial Mrs. Myron Berkowltz, Mrs. Elio ( SI KARTOON CAPERS combed grille. Slipstream roof, Deep-Sculptured rear Hosplt^. Her maternal grandfather is Michael Osborne. Dub­ Located >4 Mile off Oakland pers in the area. iX- Priced as much as $50 lower. A comparison of joum* Belli, Mrs. Robert Quinn and Mrs. A-lways Street on Tolland Turnpike ( 8) A.'UKRICAN BANDSTAND INSTALLERS PROJECTS! deck, Power-Flow hood and Safety-Twin headlights lin. Ireland, ^ d her paternal grandfather is Anthony Balccaak, Lanzalotta in the morning; Mrs (SS-SS) UlIEEN FOR A DAY Police reported that Ruggiero's ! i ufacturer’s suggested retail delivered prices shows 140) O PEN IIO CSK car was parked near the scene’! R and tailliehts, Ford styling dretv admiring glances all Marlboro. She has a sister. Maureen Elizabeth. 9. Louis Axelrod. Mrs. William AND—The Perfect Gift For Tlfe Man B-etler 4:1S (18-481 S E C R E T STORM when they responded to the com -' S the way (roni Paris to Saigon . . . yet it’s yours now in that a 58 Fora Custom 300 Is priced as much as $50 Green, Mra. Walter Deptiila, Mrs. 4:S8 (18) EDGE OF NIGHT Or Young Man In I'oiir Life That En­ Jena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault 3 Drive plaint of an Avery St. resident. 5 joys A Home Workshop! less than the same model for ’571 You’ll wonder how Roderick Marrotte and Mrs. Alfred ( Si LITTLF, RASCALS The accused waa found In a high- 8 any Cu.stom 300 without extra Cost! D. She was bom Nov. 22 at Manchester Memorial HospiUI Brand in the afternoon. ( 8) HANDSTAND Ford can offer so many of the things you want in a Her maternal mndparenU are Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearns. 3 Drive C-offee (40) LOONEY T l ’NF.8 ly intoxicated condition, police: S Paskows Return (SS) AMERICAN BANDSTAND said, and had to be carried to p o-.S New handling ease. Slide behind the wheel of a car priced so Ibyy. Ohe big reason: Ford gives you D. and her paternal grandparenu are .Mr, and Mrs Eugene Ar­ * : « C-'S-SSI MODF.RN R4t.4IANCE8 senault Cedar Swamp Rd., Bolton. She has a sister, Sandra Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Paskow, at Cavey'i B;#8 ( S) FLASH GORDON lice headquarters on a litter. . |X|( Custom .300 and discover just how' much fun dris'ing m ore ca r for legs money bM use Ford sells morel 2* son and daughter-in-law of Mr. ( 8.4S) SUPERMAN CHADWICK & CO. Ruggiero will be arraigned in It and Mr.s. Albert Paskow of Pine (181 I L E D T H B E f: L IV E S Town Court on Dec. 9. hut before' a can be. Notice how smoothly it handles. That’s Ford’s See and drive a Custom 300 and you’ll agree that (ri) THE FIRST SHOW 564 CENTER ST.—MI 9-0669 Brian Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bums. Foster St St., who have been living in El NOW thru TUESDAY (S8) COMEDY TIME that will be ,a- ralgned on intoxica- i 5 new feather-touch Magic-Circle steering, the next these Fords give you m p n v alu e for your car-buying Wapplng He waa born Nov. 27 at Manchester .Memorial Hos­ Paso, Texas, for nearly a year, For A Tasty Meal Visit Our (48) POPEYK tlon and breach of the peace' 5 best thing to power steering. S;S4 (18) THE BIG SHOW charges on Dec. 7. He was ar-15 dollars than any car on ^ American road today. pital. His maternal grandparenu are Mr and Mrs. Walter while he wa.s working from the Great Holiday Show "Cnnq.r.t , of Evermt” H utchii^n. Brooklyn. N. Y , and his paternal grandfather is John White Sands. .’"J.M.. office of ( S) RIO A D V EN Tl’B E 18:45 ( 8) WORLD’S BEST MOVIES rested on I^lov. 23 after (iiaking; X Cheerful Coffee Shop Both in edor **r«nque»t" several unexplained calls to police X Bums, Newport Maine. American Machine and Foundry, (S8> TH E EA R L Y SHOW ( 3) NEWS a WEATHER have returned to Connecticut ''with:i '**TI(o S k'Ir. F.mlly Robl*. .. <«) OUSSIE'S CORNER headquarters. i X •on” 11:88 (IX-3B> NEWS their two children, Eriilly and OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. (40) TWILIGHT TUBATKH (It) THE BIO NEWS Glenn. They have purcha.sed a Two little runaways • ;»« ( 8) POPEYE THEATER ( 3) FKATl’BK FIL.M home in Stamford where they plan Sohirdoy TUI 3 P.M.—>CIosm I Ail Day Sunday (»S) CARTOON CARNIVAL (.33) NEWS in JapanI 11:85 (48) STAB SHOWCASE CUSTOM to live permanently. 11:18 (18) WEATHER AND SPORTS UCONN BASKETBALL Personal* Nicheh TID C (88) WEATHER . Yixi'll Enjoy Reading 11:13 (18) MILLION DOLLAR MOVll Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decker of COFFEE Manchester *""*^lne, “Maali of Fu .Manrh)!*’ Our Christmos Strip ON WTIC RADIO Hennequin Rd. have had as their CAVEY'S (3«) TONIGHT I 300 house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ SHOP I I ;S 8 (tt) TONIGHT ence Mercler of Wlnthrop, Me. GOODYEAR 11:33 (48) NEWS a PREVIEWS NOTHING NEWER IN THE WORLD U C O N N V 8 . 45 EAST CENTER STREET U:30 ' ni NEWS ’The Miwte Bo* Trio” A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. ( 3) WEATHER a NEWS Oac, 2*American Intsrnational CUSTOM SUBURBANITE 7149 RM Donald W. Bocash of Johnson Rd. SNOW TIRES A—MatradMnatti . . . SiOS RM Friday at Windham Community 7— Vole...... 7:SO RM Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Bocash is Store and Plant 295 Broad SU tUESD AY New Hampthirs , , 7 t2 0 RM the former Edermme Berube. 1 1 —Rirtgsr, . , . .1. Home for Thanksgiving holi­ TEL. Ml 3-5179 I t (80 ( 8) NEWS (, 7 i3 0 RM days. and returned to school Sun­ !IM2! S.'JT'SV- COSMOPOLITAN 1 4 —Boston Collog# 7IS0RM («.38) TIC TAK DOUGH - 18 —Colgate .... day were: Cynthia Savage, daugh­ lt:13 ( *-18.48) LOVE OF LIFE 7150 RM J Plan to hare your J i ( S) CONNECTICCT WILDLIFE 13:38 ( 8) RUGS RUNNY 2 4 —Sooftla (E.CA.C. F.it.) ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Savage: . ( 8) .SANTA CLACK fAKTY . 7tOS RM Reginald Lewis, son of Mr. and !i*> SEARCF FOB TOMORROW 2 8 —ECA.C. Foitlvol . ^ , ‘ ** * WEATH- (tS-S#) IT COULD BE YOU Mrs. Reginald Lewis; and Law­ (48) MID-DAY MOVIE 80~E-CA.C. FoiKvoI . . , ; LUNCHEON at the t ( 8) NEWS. WEATHER A > (IS). THE OUIDINO MOBT '8«n. rence Hutchins, son of Mr. and SPORTS 4',-Monhotton . .... , 7 tS 0 RM Mrs. Carlton Hutchins, to (pushing (S3) BIG PICTURE • ;,!! HOLLYWOOD REST 11— Holy Crow . . Academy; Thomas Colllna son of J SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH J i (St) HPORTSCAST (18) CONNECTICUT'LIFE . 7sS0 RM i (SS) NEWS . («) AT HOME WITH KITTY BK i' S-FOOT W ORK BENCH lA J—Now Hompthiro .'9 .., 7 tS 0 RM Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Cfollins to ^ (88) TEX A JINX g8—VormonI . i ( 8) TOWN CBIER I (18) NEWS 7 i5 0 RM J WEDNESDAY. DEC. 4—11:30.1:30 J I ( 3) HAWKEYE—LAST OF • Practical, vtrsatile; for avery man, evary neodi' 8 0 —Moino...... 7 tS 0 RM 3IOHICAN8 * (it) NEWS ® TURNS Vab ^—fotdhom .* .1 , , ( 8) SHERIFF o r COCHISE • Rugg«dly built of, seltcted, kiln-dried kn6tty pine I 8 i2 0 RM (M) WKATHE)t AND LIH'AL HO^wABD MILLER SHOW 4 —Fitlibvrgh ...... (Colnr) You’ll meet Holly, Jingle 7iSO RM N EH 8 i («) AT HOME WITH EITTT .• Extta-Hii.ck 2-inch stock on top and tapered legs! 4 —Vormool . . • (M) NEWS a WEATHER i (1848)' BEAT THK CLOCK and Tinsel atop a music 8 CHRISTMAS I (48> NEWS a WEATHER ( 8) THIS WORLD OF OURS box in a (lusty old antique — Maine ...... r jU U N M I (43) SPORTS FOCL’S • Full 5-foet width foOr-comportment ports bin I 8iOS RM («> 1AY DREAMS shop. But they don’t stay 10—Scion Univerilty . . . 7 iS 0 RM 1:U (18-48) DOCGLAS EDWARDS. ' (tt) EILSI FUEL NEWS I (1*48) HOUSE PARTY there for long. At the re- • Full ^foot width bottom shelves for storage! 1 2 — Noiihaaitorn . .*.*■ . 8s05 RM nodNRAMAl.TscHNicakoao (S3) HIOIIUGHT8 ' 1 S —Rhode Island .4 ,5 , . (38) NEWS ( 3) MV HEBff ' quest of The Spirit of i TREE TOWN: (33) JOHN DALY. NEWS (tt-S8) RRIDB AND GROOM Christmas they hop doWn • Full width tool rock ond spacious storoge drawer I 1 8 —Mossoehuseffs . , , “. 7(38 ( 3) FEATCRE FII..M 2 S —Holy Cross . ., TERESA WRIGHT "Pardna My Fr.nrh” and begin singing Christ'- • Alt ports precision cut, machined, sanded smooth, 1—Rhode Island •eU-g-a'AU' I 8) PEOPLE'S CHOICE DRY CLEANING mas catols. That’s when OIL Featuring: J CAMERON MITCHELL (DO MORIN HOOD excitement begins in ready for painting, stoHling, waxing or varnishing I 8 —Syracuse . . .. (tt) THE REAL MeCoVs Pickup and Dalivary ,(*8) -TIE PRICE 18 RIGHT a Christmas strip that will *)e be onnevneed * N tH SERY 95 WTIC BOLAND '46 A TEA r o o m 2UH> to 8:00 Starting Wednesday, ^ * HANDMADE CHRISTMAS GIFTS Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED Dee. 4 OIL COMPANY * CHILDREN’S FUN CARNIVAL liberal Terma RADIO 369 CENTER 5T. ATLANTIC HEATING OiLS Open Dally From 8:80 A.M. Until 5:80 PJM., Open Thursday ABd Friday Evenings Until 0/ Tel. Ml 3-6320 ^ And Lots More— L. T. WOOD CO. ■ > ’ j ■ 46 See “Lassie’s Friend’f 10*80 24-Hour Burner Service Jon Provost Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 3 Come and^ee! ^ Kviih VuB'niiurv iPIt YOUR DIAL j I or -N i^hf hum. r ^ , r v.. . On I' “ESCAPADE o r JAPAN” 111': MAIN ST ( I .' MAIN ST DILLON SALES ond Call Ml 9>2429 Ml 8-4M0 “QUANTBr* aio-a^n M A N ( M f S n R lASF HARirORO i Advertise in The He -ItPaye S1 9 M A IN ST. t • ' 7. ■ ■ ' I •; (.. .!■ V.. ■ \ ■

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^AlGB r6uB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCtlESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHF.STER. c6 n N . MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1967 9 ' PAGE n v B longer any tensions or differences would hearten millions of people Space Age Worries Leaders of opinions or even of convictions who are troubled about what ap. Police Say Driver OHkrg* among us.^’ he said. "There are pears to be the divided conditions Keel of Navy’s First Guided Toot these ae there*' 'ilwe>i ' uill ‘be so of the church,’’ he said. Pre*crlpM9M lonfr as our council remains the The assembly opened last night Passed Illegally net* Churches Pull Together creative fre< association it is be- with a colorful worship service. Missile Surface Ship Laid comlnj;. I Twin lines of robed delegates iRobert Glldden, 25, of Bolton, PINE PHARMACY "But we are getting to the marched down the aisles of the (Coottnued from Page One) wgs arrested Saturday and charged M4 Center S t—Ml t-N14 place where the unity of the c'oun- city’s big Kiel Auditorium to the will provide a major contribution ^ th passing in a "no passing" cll la taken for granted . . the na-1 strains of organ music and hlgh- to the destruction of the underseas ftone and passing at an intersec­ THIS CHRISTMAS ALL ROADS LEAD TO But Face New Challenge use. for on and over them lie the menace to our lines of sea com­ I tipnal ■ council belongs to the ; noted trumpet calls. only channels by w-hlc'i we: tion. He was Involved In a 2-car ' churches. ' I Dr. Blake. In a sermon, called munications. "Maintain ppr peacetime econ­ "Her nuclear power will take accident on E. Middle ’Tpke. at (Oeattaoed from Pag* 0"e> ilarly arrange for the same rea­ The Rev, Wesley H. Hager, a • for more mutual trust among all omy. Plaza Dr. Saturday morning. sons and to the same* ends : St. Louis Methodist clergyman. Christians, declaring that popular her to all parts of the world. In­ tlon. He mentioned apeciflcally "Maintain our access to those dependent of the fuel sources so According to police, a car driven further visits, such as with the said the council has become "the ; knowledge of psychology has creat- trouble spots of the world where by Harry S. Cliambers, 16, of 94 the Southern' Baptists and the helping hand, the strong right | ed „ trend’in which people are necessary for other purposes and churches of Chins, whenever^ it a sm oldering Are. if not contained, so Inaccessible In em ergency." S. Lakewood Circle, was making Lutheran Church>Missouii Synod. appears that the Chine.se churches i arm, the positive voice of Amer- skeptical of the sincerity of others. ^ o h m c o A can readily burst into a world con­ Sen. SsItonsUlI (R-Masi) said a left turn from E. Middle Tpke. PINCHESTER SHOPPING These two bodies, alonp with themselves wish and are prepared I icon rmtestantlsni. a, , ' "Trust one another and learn flagration." onto Plaga Dr, When Glldden start­ Mr, Hager headed the .State-1 from each other," he urged In a prepared speech: "The Long the Roman Catliolic Church, are for such a project. ' Adm. Wright said also: Beach will be new evidence that ed to pass him, the collision re­ That Interpret The Itebufferl Fears I l>oi al Arrangements Committee j Theme of the as.sembly is "One- the only large denominations not for the ftBsombly, the "This great ship whose keel we our national defense cannot de­ sulted. Wishes Of The Family In the council. Dr. Blake said that the coun­ council s ness in Christ," taken from Paul’s are laying here t^ay will be able The left aide of Chambers' car cil in tlie last three ycar.s has re­ chief leci*l«tive body.’ pend exclusively upon one weapon, In his keynote address. Dr. letter to the Ephesians <:4-6: to contribute to eac.i and all of the but must consist of a large variety received dam ages estim ated a t $250 Blshe &aced various accomplish­ buffed fear.s that it would become Dr. Kom . in his report sketchinft There is one body and one spirit tasks Involved In our control of while damages to the front , of JOHN B. BURKE the 7.*) different piojframs carried of weapons If we are to remain so ments of the council, including its a captive of any one .seKiuent or Just as you were railed to the one the seas. Glldden's car were estimated at viewpoint and done so by its cos on by the council, also stressed strong that no nation will dare to FUNERAL HOME eadtange of visits last year with | hope that belongs to your call, one "Her guided missile battery will attack u.i,” $100. C ham bers’ car had six teen­ Russian church leaders to en-' operative undertakings and vast that there is a ^rowinjj sense of lord, one faith, one baptism, one 'TEU MI a-MM SHOP EVERY NIGHT enable her to employ our most age pas.sengers in It, but no one courage Christian efforts there. range of day-to-day services to solidarity amonff the churches. God and father of us all. who is modern atomic weapons, both on First baseball field was laid «7 EAST C EN TER 8T. the rhurch "If the facts of interchurch coop­ was hurt. Be predicted: above all and through all and In defense and offense. out at'Cooperatown, New York, in Glldden’s cake will be heard in AMBULANCE SERVICB "The National Council will sim­ "This is not to sav there are no eration were known more widely, it a ll.” SATURDAY "Her antl-subrfiarlne battery 1R39. Town Court on Dec. 7. 21 Big-Name Stores with Vast Assortments of TILL 6 P. M. Christmas Gifts at Prices You Want to Pay FREE PARKING FOR OVER 2500 cm THIS CHRISTMAS ALL ROADS LEAD TO ^ See and Hear the Giant • See the Giant Mickey Musicai Christmas Tres Mouse Animatad Toy * Sing and Talk With Santa Claus and His Snow Quean The Mu*i(-al ChriKtmaa T re e Will Be Lighted * Ride the Christmas Carousel W'edne*day N l^t At 7 O’clock

GRAND UNION DOES IT AGAIN! I SEARS ROEBUCK & CO: HolidayDressl^is . — -M iiiM g n m a n i I iiif r t H M iii - - - ______Sensational i f f l R P : NIGHT /A HHIW/ STEAK I raMMaaOTS 21 Big-Name Stores with Vast Assortments of Christmas Gifts at Prices You Want to Pay SALE! kH-\ U. S. CHOICE^oiuLrACKERS TOP BRANDS FREE PARKING FOR OYER 2500 CAR Just one from a wide se- S * S at and Hm p tha Giant • Saa tha Giant MIekay lection of lighthearted £ little styles for all the rOR ONLY Musiaal Christmas Traa Meusa Animatad Tay STEAKS SIRLOIN or Al holiday doings . . . and ^ * Sins and Talk With Santa Claus and His Snow Quoan f ever.^•day wear as well. P. $ 0 . 6 6 The MiitlcJil rhrUtnuM Tree Will Re IJghted PORTERHOUSE W W All with the famous S * Rida tha Christmas Caronsal Wekineeday Night At 7 O’clock Edwards extra of expert R / A 24.35 VALUE Both at Thin One Lotc Price'. fitting to your child’s y Pltin Triplets Blue Stampnl ALLSTA^STEAM FREIGHT Give Year ’E|shrH Make your selection from Eajairmea 50-Pc. Set/Wilh 30-Watt Tnnaformer and TM MERRIEST one of Connecticut'a larg- A DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! K ~ i /Station With Acrasaories . THIS .STEAK PRICE EFI-ECTIVE Thru WED., DEC. 4 Manchester Shopping Parkade . . thi* im pr^lv* 6 unit freight train. Cabooae, box car, gon­ Giv e eat collection of cla.asical. ^ dola, track,^gnal* and electric poles, are included. SHOP M - I FI.L.AN'S FIRST I jazz, foreign, opera and ' 0 Chri.almas records—Over ^ e.'-l : 6,0(10 LP’s to choose from ^ IOYS‘ CHILDREN’S I V V to MISSES’ .FOR with more than 75 dif- ‘j f G e o r g e R o s e FLANNEL 100% WOOL Manchenter Shopping Parkarle SHIRT STMAS- ferent labels in stock. * BOLD GLOVES PLAID l V • AND • PHONOS (. ( * MITTENS Here’s What We Mean ? Size* 8 to 18 SANFORIZE^ HI-FI COMPONENTS • Hl-H RECORD PLAYERS ^ 9 • » When We Say g • 9 ‘ ^ $1.00 VINO RED $1.59 NOW! NEW, LOW Huge Variety of DE PASTO TABLE WINE SAVE SAVE 'M O Y ? WiNTER Style* *nd Color* PRICES ON WOMEN’S LARGE SELECTION Up to 17% on your 25% — Buy famous PAJAMAS Christmiifl LP pur- DISCOUNT I Exclualve ’’Khlt-Jama”* Large make phonograph and I m m m m d i . Beautiful Complete « chase with our LP get $7 worth of records HOLIDAY DRESSES IVY LEAGUE has anug'fit wrists, an­ 5th kles, waist.' Sizes 4rl0 Boxed REG. and colorful M- Bottles club. free. SPORT SETS Christmas $2.98 a&sortment 1.98 T o ?s^ n? ^ ' For Na\-y, bron-n, rharroal Printed Broadriotb* f Card of Xmas tree 0 , PRICES i SPORT SHIRTS Selection decorations W arm Flannelette* In "col­ Corduroy, Dacron-Cotton 3.98 Sizes .3-8. orful prints. Sanforized. and Christmas S’ Sizes 8-18. . 2 9 g Gingham ahirta, rayon- each gift S" ilApyCCT U|| I PACKAGE HOUSE OF RECORDS SALE! REGULAR 14.98 nylon sheen gabardine Printed Broadcloth* 2 ,’.S 9 2.98 ------— Choic* of popular fabrics wrappings llPlIlW laO l IllLiL STORE . g “DOORWAY TO GOOD MUSIC" ! ; i alack.i. or ivy stripe shirt, De Luxe Interlock Knits. and flannel slacks. All In season’s hit shades. All To First Quality g Soft combed cotton, 3- comfort-cut for action- and with matching belts. tone trim. 8-18. 2 98 4 spool pkg. Boys' Girls' 3 piece I freedom. Boys' sizes 6-18. of ribbon SO HANDY . . . FOR SO UTTLE TOO Chlldran'f 20-Kay Desk, Blgckboord A w a s h a b l e o r l o n p il e - l in e d 180 ft. 49c PIANO PEG TABLE Seamless Nylons! 24" PANDA AT ONLY Nylon Snowsuits ' 60 Beautiful SEAR 7 Light *A Baby Grand!*With Instruc­ All-in-one! With chalk, pegs, Cards Only Softly Stuffed flafem t tion Song Book & Music Rack! eraser and mallet. Natural var­ Rayon Plu»h Multiple Set 21" high, with m " g f l C Sl.OO $1.49 nish finish; saw- o A Q $2.77 matching bench!.. D .U U horse type seat!. . U a w f o 10.98 , Reg. 19.95 elnewhere. 36" DANCING PARTNER...... Warm as a pot-bellied Stove-^with quilt-lined ...... $2.77 ss hi-rise suspender pants, detachable hood, storm 16" RIKE...... $23.44 rif : cuffs. Smart, two-tone, crest-designed yoke on JUNIOR ROADMASTT.R orlon pile-lined zip jacket. Red, charcoal or navy. Sizes 3 to 6x. I Regularly $1.35 PRAIRIE W A G O N ...... Beaded Indian Slip­ .... *,:t7 I per, bunny fur col­ MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE jin ■ .%/ . A . . . ^ ALL SIETAL lar. Royal blue, light bliae, pink, black. COLORFUL Reg. (Alao children’a Micro Mesh or $14.98 alzea 10 to 3). 400 NccnHc Seamless SWEETHEART TOY SALE ... PACESETTER 19.95 Val. 4-Tub« 5.95 Val.-24-Pc. FROCKS DANCING DOLL HOLIDAY VALUES to $1.98 Fine, first quality, slieer seamless ho.se i THE ENSEMBLE Little Girls’, l-6x •niE XEWE.ST REXDITIDN OF THE *N DOLLY SLIP DRESS-UPS CONVERTIBLE« —every pair individually wrapped—New c e l e b r a t e d t e x t u r e l o o k X.vlon party-bouffant Kchnolglrl*’, 7-14 PORTABLE RADIO SERVICE STATION ‘ colors. Sizes, 8 !2-11. Woflderful for BIG M** LONG Saves You Money on Toys! [ N O " Q O O * I • Pocket size! Powerful, high- Fully equipped modern service Christmas gift.*. 2.98 Reg. 9.91^. styled, Hghtweight! In four station PLUS rescue truck! Re­ She'll be pretty as"'* pic­ 2.98 Set 5.98 Reg. 5.98. . ture thanks to the always More ruffles than you’ve Choose nylon dotted-awis*' MANCHESTER colors. With pig- I B Q H paiFshopejects ...... NOW 4.99 fre.sh crisp cotton, lace ever seert. White, pink; $12.88 O AO Reg. 7.98. or acetate and crystal i SHOPPING ...... NOW 6.99 trims and dainty. nirries. l-6x. Waahable. Match­ talleta'. Fashion adds a PARKADE skincarryingcasel, iT a O O cars automatically. O o 9 0 ' FREEPARKIND Regi 8.98. , ...... ’.NOW 7.99 All in red. ing style for 17-lncH doll. frothy petticoat to both. . West Middle REED’S Turnpike and DPEN EVERY NITE TILL 950 MANCHESTER PARKADE S S ^ . V ;™ :".! Broad Street H 'fC U f l l N R T ” » A.M.-5:80 P..M. LIGGETT DRUG V I a iH H in a 1 1 T h u r s d a y » a .»i . to 9 p ..m .

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P A G E S I X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1987 MANUHESTEB EVENING HEBALb;>.MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECE>ffiER 2, 1967 \ flaufl|FBtpr The Ifni Flaw Thomas t’agani of Hartford, fi­ A ThuMKlil for Today Maglianese Unit Almost 2 Million tVKNR—840 benefit of the- pew members of th* During mo^ of the' period of nance secretary. J * ^ 1 0 — 1080 Bolton M ary Tedford, the eecretary, aG Sopuiii^ lirroU^ Sponsored by the Manchester Skywatch Schedule Peter Urbanetti of 312 Main St. PRESCRIPTIONS Board -and any old members tiiat tended the all-day State Lecturea’'a' Pattens’ Gain Lead ^ e atruggle 6f North Africa for Cnnncll nt rhnreben Rieelects Pagani was elected to his second term as WDRC— 1860 Daily Radio W H A T —«10 may be Interested there will be a Conference held in Meriden op'Sat- rUMUttHtOJ SY ilUb tour of the claaarooms and other ^urday. . ' ' x freedom. Dictator Franco'* Spain treasurer. Amerigo Agostinelll. 72 "SAFELY FILLED" WCCC— 1200 ■li;lUIiD PRINTINO CO. .. INC. Tuesday l)nc. 3 Eutqm Standard Time W FOF— 1410 facilities from 7;4S to 8:15 p.m. In Card Tourney IE BtRMli •&*€! hae been pursuing a strangely lib­ Advent West St., and Alexander Calabrini, i Building Unit ' , New Arrival llRDClie»t«r uMi) Midnight— 2 a.m TTie Maglianese Society elected before the regular meeting. M r and M r* Norinan Mogul of eral p611cy, not only encouraging ...... Volunteers Nevxled. 190 School St., were reelected ac­ YEAR-ROUND AIR CONDiriOMls; rUUMAS F ^tCRQUBON "Behold, thv King enmeth unto 2 a.nt. 4 a.nv...... Volunteers Neetled. Romolo Pagani of 22 Foster St., to Arthur Drug Storts j TTft foUowlng program ached- On the agenda for the meeting NotCrtvRd., Ext., hpn announced Patten's team went ahead of the WALTER R FEROU80N thee." St. Matthew 21:.’) countants. Constantino Urbanetti. IILIIIM P. natK-e aspirations for independ­ 4 a.m. fi a.m...... V o lu n tceh i Neetled. his fifth term as president at the WBAV-Oaiean# will be the recommendation by the birth of theijr'thlrd child, a G and H foursome - in the Friday PubliaM n Many churches who follow the 141 Pearl St., was named society ule* are aupplied by the radio WTIC—New* To'Dissolve DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Founded October 1. Ubl ence from France, but surrender­ B a m. 8 a m. . Henry Heiulwechls. 23rd’ annual meeting yesterday. Clifton R t"y n o 1 d a regarding daughter,VnanW Diee Mala. She church year began a new year yes- constable- managements and are aubject to WDRC—N«wa Rtporttr ■easion of the Knights of Columbus PDbUiiblUBed Krery Ererang Baenit' ing the Spanish protecloraj^e over 8 a.m .- 10 a.m...... Louis R. Call, Hsrry Goldberg. Pagani is a charter member of the A reception followed election of WPOP-New* changca and improvementa to the waa bom at-Manchester on Nov. Repeat patronage from Manchester and I , , terday. observing the first Sunday 10 a.m. -Noon . group. change without notice. I —• * water pump and tank to the' 27. The couin^ave two other eons, setback tournament. The Patten surrounding towns haa given ua ths assur­ •undayi_____. '■______and Holiday* ... Entered...... at JUNi Morocco even before the French in Advent. 'The Advent *ea.«on ...... Louis R. Call, Hapry Goldberg. officers'at the home of Balilla Pa­ RANGE '4:*e- 656 During Week Poet ontceI a; MancKeeter CooB.; a* Noon—2 p.m. . Also elected for fifth terms were WHAY-D«UUne school. 'The r e v li^ lunch program Mark ppyid and Kevin Alan. group la leading by six points with ance we sought in building oUr o reputation i e o ^ cure Hall Mailer had surrendered theirs. Franco consists of the fdur Sundays be­ ...... '.«uis R. Call. gani. \ \ II W ^ T —Platter Party Sport* 2 p.m.— 4 p.m. . Balilla Pagani, 164 Oak St., vice Hycord iletua policy win alto be presented to a' total of 2.039 to the G and H for.givin g the best potsible aenrica— al- ■UBai^IpnuN RATES fore Chi'Isimas. The thought of the ...... 'eanne Jacobs. WDRC—J. Zaimaj) Bolton, Dec. 3 (Special)— Her­ nRyabI* in Advance seemed almost the champion of 4 p.m. fi p.m...... David Jan.s.sen. Jim Galanek. president; Horace Pagani, 59 Andrew Jackson ws* the first l UEL OH J9|®'a--ppen Mike WPOP—LeRwrPhe# W#ik the.Bdard for approval. Mancheater Evenbu Herald Bol­ score of 2,033. ways. people is on the coming of the WTIC—Rom Ulliei ;SD— bert J. Wilson, co-chairman of the , Grange to Meet ton correepondent Mra. I»iils On* Tear .... (U.M liberation for^North Africa. B p.m. 8 p.m...... lo-Ann Zwarick, Mary Ollverl. Homestead St., secretary; and U.S. president to travel hy train.' Godfrey 6 King of Kings. Christ, and on GASOLINE VVUAY —Serenadt The Bast Central Pomona Olmock Jr.. telephone Mitchell Other scores are Messier’s, 2,- Alr-eondlUoned f a WonUia ... *«^« *-«• S7 7i Three little regions 8 p.m.— 10 p.m...... Herbert Ben*on, Virginia Benson. W POP—Wax Work* WTIC—Cota Glee Club School Building Committee.for the Tbre* Hoetba . l.M -Morocco making spiritual preparatiop for 4)li^- Grange will meet at the Coventry 9-9828. 031; Four Jokers, 2,021; M oriarty’s, modem facilities. His routing. 10 p.m. Midnight ...... I-eta F. Waldron. WDRC—Music a la Carta 6-room addition to the elementary Funeral On* Monlb ... l.lo j remained, however, as flaw s In the Platier Party WPOP—Top 40 Tima Grange Saturday at 8 p.m. ' The 1,962; Dupre's, 1,913; Four Aces, WilUam P. Quish WeeluT ...... Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station WTIC—Roia Miller - I picture. Here Franco retained A ."l-fold coming of Christ as school, has announced, that the meeting W4a originally scheduled More than 6,500,000 personik-auf- 1,880; West Side, 1,845; 8th F ife Raymond T. Quish fa cie Vo^ •• Volunteers may re*;ister at Civil Defense Headquarters. Municipal JVDRC—Arthur G()dlrey WHAY—bereoada .__. , ^ .K ing is considered. Hisx historic ; _ .. ,■ ...... WPOP—Wax Worka p ou p will disband this week upon to be held at the Marlborough fer from chronic arthritis in the District, 1,813: Choman’s, 1,797; MEMBER O f sovereignty for Spam, on the coming Into the world at the first | Building. Monday, Wednekday, or Friday from 1-5 p.m BANTLY OIL WTIC—Tbraa Stai ttatra Home 4:Se- the final payment to the -contrac- United States, according to th* Turebtte’s, 1,794 and Fogarty’s, 1,- rUE ASSOCIATED PKEH8 WDRC—Lowali Thomaa Grange. , ^ M l 3 -S 9 4 C theory that they were really parts | Christmas. Mi.s promised second I .iMI' \M . IM . ''’HAY--Platler Parly WPOP—Top 40 Tima tor. Encyclopedia Britannica. 767. TAa Associated Pree* Is exclusively WTIC— Rose Miller M ^ ttaga Tb'nlght SBttUed to the use of republicatlon of of Spain, which Is the claim the coming In great glory to dcSIver C. Fels, president Bennington : I '1 \l\ - I IM.I.l 7;00— Members of the committee and ’The Executive, Board of the *11 a *** dlspelchrs credited lo 1*. oi His people and judge the world, WDRO-Cal Kolby French make about Algeria. And BfiJley lo .Atleiid College. Vt ; ana Jamea L. Mr- ^ V ^ P - W a x Wora* ■ Presa Confarenca representatives of the Mobil Gas. Congregational 'Church will meet Bol otberwiee credited In this pepei and His spiritual coming now into PARK WTIC—Dick Bertel and also the local ae.irs pebllatied here Conaiighy Jr.. rhi»f of the Waah- TEL Mitchell 9-4595 WHRC—Amos ana Andy Co., Minneapolis Honeywell Co.'7 arpund one of these little enclaves. I^ humble and receptive hearts and at 8 o'clock, th the parish room of All tiaht* It republlcatloD of special ' Boston Conclave ington bureau of Time. Inc. WHAY—Planer Party ■ WPOP—Pulton Lawia the contractor, and architect met the. churcji. 225 MAIN ST. diapaiehes Herein are also reserved called Ifni, the .Moroccans have homes He stands at the door of KOCKVILLE TR 5-3271 WTIO—Roxa Miller 1:16— WDRC—Caj Kuibv last weak in regards to the inciner­ The Board of Selectman will "ir '' ' ' started a rebellion, to which i dur hearts and knock.s today, geek- Two other educators from lhl» WHAY->8erenada $2.00, 82.50, $8.00, $8.60 .^FUli eervlev client of N E A Serv- Edson M. Ballev, prlnrlpal of area will attend the convention. WPOP-Wax Wo^ka WTIC—Dick Bertel ator problem. The group unani­ meet at 8 o’clock at the Town mg entrance. W ill our heart.s he FREE l;0»— tax incl.— A ll Seats Reserved Franco ha,' rcaponilpd hy the ii.'e WDRC—Amos and Andy mously decided that the difficulty _ iKibllsners Representalives: Tbe prei^reil in faith, in love, in ho|i- Mnnclip.'lcr High .School will at­ Arthur Kairotl. principal o. Gla.B- WUAY—Platter Party WPQP-Ed P llor«ai» Hall. Julius Malheir* Special Agenev — New of hombers. in the .'ame kind of w'aa caused because the custodian The new Adult Study Group of ness to receive Him as our Lord tend the 72ml annual niccUng of tonbury High School; a.nd Allen N PURNELL > WTIC—Newa DM- jrorE Chicavo Detroit and Boatoa. poliiy France hn.a been pursuing Dreflser of Rockville High .School. WDRO—News Reporter WHAY—Serenade had not been properly instructed the United Methodist Church will - h Bm b e r a u d it b u r e a u o f and King? WPOP—United Auto Workerx Show OF MANCHBSTBR ■yRCULA riONB______the New England Aaaociation of ______WTIC-News on the operation of the incinerator. hold their first meeting of a series FLETCHER CU SS CO. in Algeria The Rev. Krich Brandt PARKING l : l » — WDRC—Amos and Andy This school building committee rm MItcheU Colleges and Secondary Schools in I WHAY'-Platter Party WPOP—Top 40 Tima this svening a t'7:30 o'clock at the The Herald Printing Company. Inc., France has some moral com­ was appointed at a Town ‘meeting t-TSTt raea no financial reaponiiblllty lor Boston Dec 6. More than 1.000 i 2 CfiFS D ailiaO C fl V yf WATKINS- WTIC—Roea Miller 7:45— parsonage. Jhe Rev. Carlton Daley I8S WKSTf MIDDU5 TURNPIKE pnical errors appearing In ad- pany. the world lias another trou­ r WDRCe- ju.'t as the your good looks? WHAY —Record Renieo contractor, started construction In Available for cation, will speak on "Setxindary I M.anrhcsteF* Oldest On Page Two WTIC—A.I.e. vs. UConn. Maurice Church are asked to meet MoBi thm Thart. charge. Other booths will he: Fox vehicle was entering the lot. ‘WDRC—Rusty Draper April 19.56 and completed the 6' In the Church Hall at 7:30 p.m. aad Sat. Mat. ; The Pa.s.sport Upping The Anti and Higher Ed..cation in Russia ' with Finest Facilities PICTURE FRAMING (di fypM) aproija. Ella Gallant, fancy work, The O'Brien car was not dam­ MARY C. W ARD. R.N. WPOP—Hound Dof room addition, plus a Civilian De­ tomorrow to help pack qlothes Lena Speed: canny, Haxer Ander­ and Poland. " 'Orman Cousina. Certified Eleetrologist Off-Street Parking i : 4 ^ fense room and teacher's lounge. •• The United States Supreme A letter writer to the New York aged while the other vehicle re­ donated to the Bishop’s Clothlnir son; parrel po.'t. Alice Clifford editor of the Saturday Review. ceived damages to ita right side 674 CK.NTER ST. — TEL. MI 9-'ifi67 F.stabllshed 1874 WHAY—Record Rodeo In December of the same year. 'Hie nC ONCA7KT ’ ON K t ^ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS 3Court has Agreed to hear argu- Time* observes that General Max­ WTIC'—A I.C. vs. UConn. Drive. and Mary Smith; and ceramics, will speak on "The -Making of To- eatimated at *75, Patrolman Eli All Work By Appointment GENERAL WDRC—Rusty Draper total cost of the project iva* *168.- ISientg on the question of whether Baptismal dALOUSIESt Installation Is Quick, Easy and rrnnnmlrsl well Taylor wanUs us to spend six era Ford. , .* . T'*'^hling investigated and no Br­ Free Cnnsiiltationa. WPOP—Hound Dof 000. John Priestley Jr. of Lowell, Luclen Gerard Lapierre, son of THERE IS STnX 'HME TO ORDER BY MAIL Jhe Stata Department can laiv- biHions to develop an anti-missile Tea will be served In the after­ other speakers will be William rest was made. T V SERVICE 9:M— Mass., was the architect.. Mr. and Mri. Luclen Lapierre of Send Check or Money Order To OONTRAOIVRS: WE HAVE IN STUCK WHAY-Nighl Watrh On Jan. 7 of this year the School ♦ illy deny passports to cltlsens missile. He notes, also, that the noon from 2 to 4 o'clock, in charge Days QC A Cell WTIC—A.I.e. vs. UConn. Andover, waa baptised yesterday at SPRINGFIELD HOCKEY ASSOCIA’nON W >RC—World Tonigm Building Committee officially St. Maurice Church. Eastern States Coliseum, West Springfield MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS ATho refuse t o ' sign non-Commu- A ir Force thinks this may be a of Bernice Cox and Barbara Gus­ Night* VMQ Pin, pnrte tafson, co-chairmen. A spaghetti WPOP-Hound Do* turned over the north-wing addi­ Miss Grace Tedford; lecturer of Be Sure to State Number and Price of lickets .OPEN SATURDAYS — OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS X lst affidavits. And this is well. waste of money since the Russians TEL. Sn 8-6482 9 :li^ supper will be served from 5 to 7 tion to the Board of Education. the Local Grange, accompanied by Also Performance Desired ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Tor it is a question which touches WHAY—*VlftU Watch might- incorporate In their missile* p.m.. under the direction of Ruth WTIC—A.I.e. vs. UConn. Property Transfers John MaasolinI, atewart, and Miss Warrantee deeds: Helen Berry 'bn a larger Issue that should be an anti-anti-missile missile device. Beckwith. Reservations for the WDRjt.—World Tuni*ht WPOP-Hound Do* and Elizabeth Brainerd to Paul S. o f considerable concern in this supper ahould be made bv Wednes­ "Maybe,” says this letter writer, and Barbara C. Willey, property country—namely, can the State day with Janet Idchmond or Ruth WHAV—Night Watch "If we spent 12 billion we could OUR 83rd CHRISTMAS A Colonial Canter- (Below) Authentic Ver­ WTIC—A.l-C, vs. UConn. at,the Center: Valentine Fiano to Department use its regulatory Beckwith. SEE develop -an- antf-antt-antt-Tnlsstle bm y mu.sic rack be­ mont ,sujrar-.sap bucket con­ WDRC—Russ Nau*hton Warren and Shirley Potter, prop- power over passports as an in­ WPOP—hounci Dog erty on Hebron Ttd.; Warren and missile. Of course, then the Soviet-s 9:45— comes a masrazine verted for scwinif. Red or Shirley Potter to Valentine Fiano, strument o f foreign policy. might come up with— " WHAY—Nigtjt Watch container. Nut meg COLOR TV WTIC-A.I C. vs. U('«inn. property on Hebron Rd. Secretary Dufles evidently thinks Yule Decoralioiis nutmcff maple fini.ahe.a. Reg. Where would we be then ? Just maple fini.ih. ?n.98. WDRC-Russ Nauahton The Board of Education will it can, and ahould. That was the Any Afternoon WPOP-Hound Dog about where we were before sput­ (Except Wednesday) meet at the elementary school this basis for his iong-time refusal to Slated for Y Talk nik and where we are now-- with WHAY—Nlgm Watch evening at 8:15 o'clock. For the permit itewsmen to go to Red At WTIC—Music plenty of capacity for destroying Mias Ruth Cumberlidge. aasiat- 14.95 8.98 WDRC—Russ Naughton China. That was the reason for WPOP-Hound Dog each other and our world with ant display manager for a Hart­ 19:I.V- the departments displeasure at us. ford store will give a demonstra­ WHAY- Night Witch tion and talk on Christmas decora­ BARLOW'S WTIC-Music Arthritit-Rh9umatism the visit of Amencans to the Telexislon Sates-Service WDRC—Russ Naughloh Moscow Youth Festival, a dis­ "W e have today,” Insista this tions at the hPllda.v program of the 19.50 WPOP-Hound Dog letter writer, "the same funda­ YWCA Homemakers. 1089 Tolland Turnpike 19:Sa— Vital Facts Explainad pleasure that wgs compounded Tlie meeting will be held mental domestic and International Burkland—Tel. »II S-5095 WHAY-Night Watch FREE DESCRIPTIVE BOOK with anger when some 40 went Wedne.sday morning at the Com­ sturdy Colonial-styled end WTK'—Stretching S'our Family As a public service to all read­ problems and needs we had prior Income on to Communist China. And munity Y. starting with a coffee table i.s one of a group of WDRC—Russ Naughton ers o f this paper, a new 36-page that remains the basis for the dif­ to the sputnik." hour at 9:30, followed by the W'POP—M«>dem Sounda highly illustrated book on Arthri­ apeaker at 10 o'clock. co-related piece.t in .solid 19:4.^— ficulty of some Americans in But It It much easier for na to birch, nutmeg maple finish. WIIAY-Nlght Watrh tis and Rheumatism will be mail­ Baby sitting service will be WTIC—UN Radio Review ed AB SO LU TE LY FRE E to all getting passports for travel be­ run off In a thousand directions available for those who wish to WDRC—Russ Naughton who write for it. hind the Iron Curtain, and of at once than to fare directly up to bring their children. Day and WPOP—Modern Sounds II This FREE BOOK fully explains other Americana in getting pass­ the basic issues o f survival and Mrs. Carl Higgins la the chair­ WIIAY-Nlght Watch the causes, ill-effects and danger man of the meeting. WTIC-News In neglect of these painful and ports to go anywhere. coexistence. For all our d iffi­ N h h t WDRi*—News Weather crippling conditions. It also de­ culty in deciding upon which new a a a a home- loving gift from Watkins! WPOP—Modern Sounds The case coming before the Su­ I ve scribes a successfully proven drug- preme Court concerns the Joint weapon to feature, we shall agree WHAY-.Night Watch less method of treatment which TELEVISION WTIC—Sports Final has been applied in many thou­ appeal of RockweU Kent, the on that much ipore easily than we WDRC—Russ Naughton artist, and Dr. Walter Briehl, a shall ever agree on any proppaal WPOP—Modern Sounds sands of cases. SERVICE 11:99- This book Is yours W ITH O U T Angeles psychiatrist, from a. or policy which might try to forge live her a"Lane" WHAY—Jazs Afl^ COST or obligation. It may be the peace. WTIC—Starlight Serenade decision of the District of Colum­ Phont: WDRC—Riiss Naughton means o f saving years ,of untold bia Court of Appeals. That court, JA 2-4667 WPOP—Modern Sounda mlserj’. Don't delay. Send for Give her the "gift that 11:4S- your FREE BOOK today. Address in a 5-3 decision, upheld the valid­ WHAY—Ja w Aliev JA4 2-4091 The Ball Clinic, Dept. 5409, Excel­ ity of departmental regulationa Scratch Nepal .starts the home” . . . a WTIC.—Starlight Serenada HEW' WT5RC—Ruaa Naughton sior Springs, Mo. under which K ents and Dr. It seems that the number of 7.65 Lane cedar chest in one Briehl's application for paasports places in the world where a Rich- of our many period de­ a s. CHOICB S‘ had been denied. i ard Halliburton could seek adven- - * " Jk... signs and numerous cabi­ net wood p.xtcriors. • Kent, who wanted to go to Eu- ; ture is being reduced day by day. Pumpkin pine hutch calii- P A C K ^ S Pay on our convenient rope In 1B55 to paint, and Dr. i The American West, of course, has •4 net has four drawers, In Budget Plan if you wish. T O P B P 4 Briehl, who wanted to attend med- long since been domesticated. Old two shelves. An Earl.v Others $50.95 and up. leal conventions in Geneva an d! (Tuna, with its warlords, was a American addition to any latanbul in the same year, were , likely spot for soldier-of-fortune loom. 14 X 10 X 3 '2 denied the passports after they | types, but It seems to have lost all inches. Reg. $8.50. refused to sign non-Communist ; of its color since the Communists Preferred Finance Co.. Inc. 99.50 SM .Mein 8tre.l, Menrhc.l.r, I'.inn affidavits. ^ ! moved In. Even Antarctica isn't the Tel. .Mlirhell .1-4l(iK—1.4>an. S’J lo SKOS They contend that the depart- same anymore. One of the more A loan ,.f Sloe rn.lm Hhea prnmiillv repaid la I? roa.erutiie m ent. cannot deprive citizens of j .seriofts complaints heard recently rannlbl> la.tallmeaU til Sie.SS eaeh. 11 the right to travel because of their ^from the Amerii-an explorerii there poIiUcal beliefs or associations and that they ran out of beer 1-test spot to be croased o ff Custom covered da ^ s er I the adventurer's map is the King- "HE WISE TODAY; haveh t ll notnm L.been ’authorized ,b 7 k bv* Con- ' ‘''•'T-l- » '* mountainous T IS .MAD.VESS TO gresa. DEFER" Polished , Tibet and India. Once the Himala­ Ml" It is time that the high court yan land of small men and am-lent — *1 Author's Name Below) — « A ■ passed on the loundneas of these brass and I temples was truly a forbidden land. arguments. As the . I f .vou are sick today, it No foreigner could enter unless he walnut on, there has been i.s unwi.se to dela.v proper , . trad\ (.hip . invited bv the ruling princes ping away at traditional Amen- .... . ' u j I rinces treatment until tomorrow. And we always-had the impre.k- can freedoms and an undermining Your body needs immedi­ 19.95 sion that the prAces never invited RIGHT NOW i* the of what were thought to be firm ­ ate help to fiffht off the anyone but Lowell Thomas, ly rooted beliefs. This chipping virus invaders that take time to make your ap­ and undermining, which has gone But all that has changed. .Nepal quick advantage of loweT- pointment for a^new on under both President Truman I Is no longer a forbidden land. It 'd resistance. has. in fact, gorie commercial. holiday hairdo at and President Eisenhower, has Never treat any illness Nothing like a rocher been committed in the name of se­ Like everyone else these days, the lightly. Symptoms of pain James'. Nepalese are interested in money, fo r com fort . . and curity. or discomfort arc nature’s l-'.iV i and they hope to get it from tour­ nothing like this one In the present passport rase way of asking for help. fo r value. Gold stencil­ SIRLOIN or PORTERHOUSE the appeals court which upheM ists. A tourisl bureau has been set up to drulm up Interest in .Nepal's Call on your physician to ing on black. the State Department ruled that loch taadar,. ]aicy staak i< top jungles iind rivers and fabled prescribe the nece.ssary the government had determined medication, foi- he can pre­ 69.95 199.00 Mr. James Sr., and Mr. qaallty aadtwall trimaMd. le c h a ^ b y that "the Communist ni^vement is mountalna and to arrange boating, Modern chairside (or vent a minor trouble from Greed Ueioa's lead af Qeolity. a conspiracy for world domina­ fishing, and riding excursions. It swing bridge) lamps of James Jr., will gladly will even/ accommodate visitors who developing into a serious Handsomely decorated w rit­ brass and brown walnut tion'’ that threatened the security illness. From the thou­ ing desk by Hitchcock in accept evening ap­ o f the country. It added that it Want to/climh the country's moun­ ... . a .smart combina­ THIS SENSATIONAL LOW PRICE sands of drugs in our pre- black or antiqued cherry. ... ready for Christmas pointments as an add­ would be '‘.ridiculous' for any tains. including the 29,002-foot -ML tion. New shallow shades, .scriiition department ho PLUS TRIPLES BLUE STAMPSl *1 ' ’ court to “ say that the present is Everest. Nothing, apparently, is to too. Regularly $25.00. “ ed conyanianca for will pre.scribe the’ one that not a period of stress in inter­ he .'pared. You not only saVe $30.00 on this sofa now, but iif jan help you most. you. national afialra," which justified But if the Nepkjese are really you order this week you will have it for Chris'mas We’ll store yoUr furni-' restrictions of the right of citizens deter»(iined to go all out for the . . .'covered in a quaint document'print to har­ S N O W W H IT I ture gifts for Christmas to travel abroad. tourist business, .they had. better monize with your living room decorations! Foam YOUR PHYSICIAN delivery. , Partact With Stmak! ||, ’Thus, even a-s it upheld the ide- ■ do Something about suppreaaing C A N PH O NE cushions and box pleated valance Included. partment'a denial of passport* to ‘ perfectly mundane report now MItcheU 3-5321 the two applicant*, the court i circulating which purport* to ex- PERMANENT , WHEN YOU NEED f t n W v b t t : PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY! agreed that freedom to 'travel Pi-'u away the legend of the A MEDICINE , 16.75 abroad is —or w-as—a right. B u t; Abominatjle 'Snowman. The report. • If restrictions on this right are ■ b.v American biologist WAVES ■' t ' V ” ■ ' ■ - • ; ■ ' Pick up your prescript necessary to our survival as a studied the "snowman's” giant 7.98 f nation, what assurance do we have i tracks in Kashmir, conclucles that tion if shopping near us, or MAITHINE OR let lis deliver promptly The Chippendale jig­ A ' sell-out in August so i x e n that government won't move in on . they were not made by an enor- j MACHINELESS „ ■ such freedoms as free speech and I uious creature that walks on two without' extra Charge. A saw mirror is a peren­ we promptly re-ordered the^ Kard'-to-get cricket free press aiid all the,rest? • ’ i®K"> i>dt by ordinary men wearing great many people entrust nial favorite. In' .solid ^ ^x.«4S„dlU»l^ Your This certainly is "a period of X l°th snow sandals. A rsport like us with the respopsibility malipgany or maple. chairs. Four styles in $8-30 to $15 ftress in international affairs ’ I that is bad for busineas. An of filling their prescrip­ Regularly $19.95. nutmeg maple; one in Cholcol But that is thef very reason we Abominable Snowman legend is a tions, M «y we compound black! should safeguard our democracy great tourist attraction; a native yours ? The little dinner b^ll and freedom. These are the wearing sandals isn't. above i.s from our 14.95 Back in sources of, our strength as a na­ That, however, is for Nepal to group of mellow knot- ■ PARKl tion. W e hold no parliyular brief worry about. And that country is ty pine pieces liy Use this' ladderback chair In stock! DINNERS for Kent or Dr. BrlehJ, but if they down the drain so far as the ad­ ( f f M c f t i b Gran^ Rapids crafts­ groups for dinette or dining sucebedj through their Supreme venturer Is concerned. W e imagine men. B e a u t i f u 11 ,Y room; singly in the hall, bed­ FREE I Court case, in restoring some of that he is now immqrsed in book* Prescription Pharmacy “a ged ” gnd “a n ­ room or as' a desk chair. N ut­ 21.95 CHICKEN. Tu r k e y or b eef the freedom that has been taken 901 M aib Street tiqued." : i " on rocketry, prejSaring for the first t . • • ■ meg maple; fiber-rush seats. from America in the name of trip to the moon. With Nepal going 'Quotation by Edward Young 143 M AIN ST.— Ml 9-5701 5 American aecurtty, they will have commercial, this planet must seem ' , (1«83-17«5) '.V- done us tiU a great service. about played out. ,i Copyright 1B57 fllW l) OPEN MONDAYS- OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 ’ V . ‘ B O U B U snutfs EW H WIDSESMV •'5 ■ '•.J PAGE BIGHt ■^V MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. DECEMBEk 2,1957- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAV, pECEMBER 2,1967 C o v ^ tr y Qimmunlty House Young Koto- American Taxpayers Warned 'Rainfall Rise eri Club, 8 p.m., Natha:) Hale Comr A - U.N. Sources Fear munity Center. \ 1 Not to Expect Reductions M ay Halt Ban LWV Plans Two Discussions Maacliestor Evening Elerald Odv- a entry oorresponden' ’Mto. F. iOMKasd from Faf* Om ) Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim ? ■! ■■■! !■ years aga He was employed for On Water Use Clash with Israel' On Zoning^ Healthy Sanitation Z-6281. ; more than 33 years aa a wood Manchester '*4 tax euttinc bill whm CongrcM worker and foreman by the Hart­ SAVINGS&LOAN Association racomranea In January. ford Building Finish Co. He was a A rise in the amount of rain fall Coventry, Dec. 2 (Special) Althou(ta tax hearing are to get ing on Manchester in the last f igent, will Ulk on Christmas cen- Christibaas Fair member of Hartford Lodge, No. month raised the possibility today As Talks Continue Planning and zoning, public health' terpiecea. imder way Jan. 7 aa scheduled the 88, AF and AM, and of the Royal and sanitation will be the topics of likelihood of an enlarged defente that the town's water ban may be Cub Pack 57 Arcanum of Hartford. lifted. two unit meetings of the Provl Slated at Cifkdel Jirogram la expected to revise the ian-Russian c h a r ts that Turkey slonal Leagpre of Women Voters Cub Scout Pack 57 committee He leaves two other brothers, The ban on outside use of water (Continued from Page One) will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at aims of Democratic leaders. Re- Robert of Newington and Thomas has concentrated troops to Invsdt this week. The public is invited. Mrs. John Pickup will aerve aa viirion of the tax laws to close Idop- has been in force since July. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. P. Ratcliffe of Hartford; two For the first .month since last Jordan dented that its forces Syria. Turkey haa denied any The evening session will be at 8 Ryan Jr. general chairman of the annual holaa and eliminate inequities, threat to Syrii and U.N>.ABaem- p.m. Wednesday in the Booth-Di­ other sisters, Mrs. Anna R. Twible April the Water Department re­ had attacked Israelis anywhere ‘South' Church EvenU Chriatmaa Falq Of the Woitaen’s rather than income tax reduction, of Coventry and Mrs. Thurman yesterday. The Amman Govern­ bly debate on the charges tocentiy mock Memorial Library with Mrs. Home League of the Salvation appears now to be a more probable ported, rainfall was above average Glaze of Tampa. Fla.; and many in November. ment charged Israel with 21 truce ended without action, but the Syr­ Ralph M. Burns aa discussion lead­ The Church Schoo) staff of the Arrhy. It will be held Thursday, goal. nieces and nephews. ians have threatened to ren«w er. The day unit seaaion will be at First Congregational Church will Dec. 12, In the lower hall of the Mills said in hU New York The total of water in the reser violations in a memorandum to The funeral wiu be held tomor­ votrs increased-by 26.5 million gal Hammarskjold. their complaint. 10 a.m. Thursday in the library meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in aiadel. •peach that “inflation and the So­ 'The Israeli cabinet met yester­ Egyptian National Guard com­ with Mrs. Albert J. Booth as dis­ Kingsbury House to complete plans Lunches conaiating of New Eng­ viet advances are the two principal row morning at H o'clock at the Ions instead of dropping month by Newkirk and Whitney iruneral month as it had been doing all sum­ day to discuss the latest border mando units have reached Syria, cussion leader. for its annual Christmas program. land clam chpwder, aandwichba ingredients” which now affect tax mer long. tensions. Hammarskjold la sched­ the Egyptian armed forces maga­ Legion Drill Team Slated Tomorrow’s Events pie,.cake and beverages will m prospects, and he added "I have a Home. 776 Farmington Ave., West Hartford. Committal services and During November. 4:45 Inches of uled to arrive in Israel tomorrow zine reported in Cairo. It did not Memljcrshlp In the drill team of Tomorrow's activitlea include served throughout the aftemool) very strong feeling that we will rain fell, .76 inches above the and will go to Damascus after­ disclose the number or location of Second Congregational cHurch and evening. not be able to ignore either for a burial will take place at 2 p.m. in the Auxiliary to^Jihe Green-Chobot Hlllcrest Park Cemetery, Spring- average for the month. In all other ward. the troops. Egypt sent Its first Post No. 42, American-Legion has Sunday School staff, 7:.30 p.m., Mrs., Elsa Samuelaon heads the very long time to come.” months since April, th# amount of U.N. spokeamen have said Ham- troops to Syria in September, de­ tniurch Community Ho\iae; De­ kitchen committee, Mrs. Lucy He said that prospects for a field. Mass. been opened to all inLereated girla NO W IN PROGRESS! rainfall has been below monthly marskjold may use the Damascus claring they were there to help in town. Any girls in Grade 3 or fense Savings Stamps aalea, 7:50 Richardson will be chairman of the budget surplus of billion dol- Friends may call at the funeral averages. ■ Syria defend lUelf if neceasary. waitresses, and Miss fcdith Jackson home from 7 to B tonight. visit to discufcs the month-old Syr- higher interested in joining may a.m., Coventry . Ire nmar . School: ■lars at the end of the 19S8 fiscal In the reservoirs. Roaring Brook will be in' charge of the sale of year next June 30 “may well be The family suggests that, in lieu obtain details from Mrs.'" Darius Nimble Fingers 4-H, 3 p.m, with had risen to 70 million gallons from Gainey, drill master, or Mrs. Wil­ Mrs, Marion y . Gregory; Girl home cooked foods. Mrs. Elizabeth no surplus at all” if tax receipts of flowers, contributions be made Wilson win preside at the gift table in his memory to the Hartford 49 million at the beginning of No­ liam B. Hotchkiss, Auxiliary Jun­ Scout Troop 72, at 6:30 p.m.. fall off, aa now indicated. vember. Globe Hollow was up to whare ahoppeaa will find a wide Tax reduction baaed on a “ tem­ Heart Assn. The pole in the background Is the one snapped off by the impact ior Activities Chairman. Members Church Communltj House; Cub variety of practical and fancy 122 milli6n gallons from 114 million Eisenhower at Office, of families need not be affiliated Scout Pack 65, Den 3. at 4 p.m. Come in —Open an account—or add to your account porary” treasury surplus next year at the first of last month. of the car that wound up resting against the second pole. (Her­ aprona, bed slippers, Christmas would likely lead to a deficit or Mrs. Elmer G. Lyman ald Photo by Oflara). with the Legion for membership w ito^ra. Austin Bluto; St. Mary’s candles and many other gift items. Howard, however, had dropped Car Hits Pole, eligibility. CYO, 7:30 p.m., Church hail; Boy Severe inflation In the following Mrs. Elsie Wilson Lyman. 60, 2,5 million gallons to a current level Mrs, Martha Drury will te sta­ yaar. Mills said. Hartford, mother of Harold W. of .56 million. Attends Cabinet Meet The team meets the first and Scout Troqp 57, at 7 p.m., Ameri­ tioned aj the white elephant booth. Dimock, Storra; Mrs. Mabel Aker- third Wednesday of each month can Legion home; North ^ventry This in turn, he continued, would Hubbard of this town, died yester­ Porter, filled by pumping from Driver Unhurt Vernon llnd, 47 Kensinirion St.: Mra. Elea­ Mrs. Annie Russell will serve as day at her home. from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. In the Legion Women''s Club, 8 p.m., Church cashier. , Receive a FREE ClFT! force the country to choose from Howard, remained the same at nor Alpera, 109 Foster St.; Mra. (Continued (rom Page One) EST, and ale|jt until about 7:50 tbraa “unattractive alternatives" She had lived In Hartford for 43 35.75 million gallons, the Water De­ a.m. today. Home on Wall St. A car driven by a soldier at the Margfiret Biyan. 179 Tolland (ffiurch Groups Slate Party —gnaaclng defense production by years, and for the past 15 years partment reported. planned to take an early lunch, The sleep waa described as "al­ had been employed at Veeder- Nike base. Battery C, was de­ Tpke.; Mias Winifred Crockett, The first joint meeting of the Ingation, Increasing taxes, or re­ Since residents would no longer Car Capsizes, New York City: Mrs. Dorothy have a short nap, and then let most continuous.” turning to severe credit rastralnta Root, Inc. She was a member of molished whep it went out of con­ Gleaners Group and the Fragment be using huge amounts of water on trol on S.'Maln St. at 12:50 p.m. Forde, 105 Oak St.; Mrs. Dorothy Snyder decide whether he should and a tight money policy. the Central Baptist ChurCh. their lawns, town offieials were re .Society of the Second Congrega­ today. Sgt. l.C. Wilton J. Ivy was Gagne, 893 Main St.; Mrs. Shirley preside for at least a while at the tional Church will be held at 8 p.m. Mills discounted for the immedi­ Besides her son, she leaves her ported considering lifting of the Three Unhurt regular cabinet seaaion. Vice Presi­ husband, Elmer G. Lyman, and ban. driving a late model 4-door car Hunter, Etost •Hartford; Mrs. Jo­ Scientists Claim Wednesday in the Church Com­ MARLOW’S SHOE REPAIRING ate future the possibility of off- sephine Jacquemin, Coventry; Lar­ dent Nixon was prepared to sub­ Satting new high-coat missile pro­ three grandchildren. north to attend volleyball prac­ munity House with a (Iffiristmas tice. Vernon, Dec. 2 (Special)—Three ry Koblect. 40 High St„ Rockville; stitute if Eisenhower did not feel party and social hours to be held grams reductions in spending The funeral will be held at 2 New York state youths escaped up to it. First Sputnik Dead 1.4>cated In Marlow’s Lower Store Level o r morn o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Afllai According to Ivy. he was travel­ Philip Marston, Willlaton, Maas. after a businf.ss se.sslon. Unwrap­ “ Quality Work — Reasonable Prices” for conventional weapons, saying: M ay Q uit ing at about 50 miles per hour Injury, and a fourth received minor Peter Maasollnl, Bolton; Mra. The President left his farm home SAVE *100 ped gifts for the Mansfield State “Wa must be prq>ai« the complaint of his estranged Chagmot. charter requirenYents. dblo ... ifvrdily buNt he was bom in Manchester. March ager Richard Martin. The yearly appear in court on Dec. 7. West Willinglon; Mrs. Florence wife and charged with causing a , • E F F E a iV E The Buttons and Bowls 4-H club I CowporKhonI %vfth 24. 1893, and was employed by fee for the job is |350. Charles E. McDonnell Jr., 19, of Ferguson, 15D Forest St.; James the Town Highway Department. disturbance at her home at 135 meeting at 3:15 p.m. tomorrow will outhtfitic woitorn ttylo The examiner has gone over rec­ 30 Ensign St., was arrested Satur­ HaUoran, 42 Bolton St.; Kim Pat- The Cub Lesdera Round Table li - He leaves two sisters. Mrs. John Blssell S t day and charged with parking too scheduled for tomorrow at 8 p.m. be held at the home of Mra. Har­ ond color! Low wofkinf ords for the period from Sept. 1, no, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Evelyn h o tU ond fuH toot, or Wsgner and Miss Annie F o r d , Joseph E. Doucette, 17, of 108 close to the intersection of Main Vincent, 122 Cooper S t; Robert at the Verplknck School. Cards mon ,N- Cochrane with Mrs. Jean 1954 to Aug. 31, 1956. He was ask­ 2 DAYS F. Roy as co-leader. Miss Shirley ttgulor cowboy hool» both of Manchester. High St., charged with operating and Leonard Sts. Arrested by Pa­ Starkel. 40 Cambridge St.; Mrs. mailed to the members carried the Funeral services will be held ed to continue his work on- tocords a ntolor vehicle without a license, L. Wefk, Tolland county club ond too*. filed between Sept' 1, 1956 and trolman Gordon Neddow, the youth Dorothea Sitzy, Bolton; Mrs. wrong date of 'Tuesday, Dec. 10. Do Luxe Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Wat­ waS'fined 815. Donald R. Eno, 27, will appear In Tow;i Court on Dec. Elaine Schulz. 68 Laurel St.; kins-West Funeral Service. 142 Aug. 31, 1957, as well as on rec­ of 46 Carter St., was fined 810 ONLY ords for the current year. 7. James Sullivan, 45 Riverside Dr.; A military whist will be held by E. Center St. Dr. Fred R. Edgar for throwing a tire out of his car Albert Cj. Woods, 22. of Buffalo, Mrs. Cecilia Albo, 77 Goodwin St.; the Auxiliary to Anderson-Shea I f $4.95 o f South Methodist Church will Since only one yearls fee is in­ onto Main St. early on the morning N.Y., waa arrested early Jhls mom- Post, NO. 2046, VFW. tonight at 8 cluded in the present budget, Mar­ Mrs. Elizabeth Lugg, 67 Elm St. r COSMCTICS officiate and burial will be in the of Nov. 22. Victor L. Hellmann, “Ing by State Policeman John F. ROckville; Mra. Shirley Hunter, o’clock at the post. home. Dec. 3 MANCHESTERGREEN tin said that he would ask (or East Cemetery. 32, of West Hartford, was fined Gore and charged with speeding on BJsst Hartford: Paul Cavagnaro, Friends may call at the funeral money to pay the fee for the 1956- 89 (or 'operating a commercial r AH Hm top linos 1957 examination and for, the com­ Rt. 15 TTte arrest was made about 89 Tanner St.; Leo SUles, 136 Hol­ . Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1, Town SHOE OUTLET .0 home tomorrow from 2:30 to 4:30, motor vehicle without rear flaps. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL • ing year's examinatloa in the next 3:20 near the Buckland overpass. lister St.; Miss Carol Johnson, 173 Fjre Department, will hold its Dec. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Ross W Lochhead. 17, of Wind­ Free under 835 bond. Woods is Henry St, . monthly meeting tomorrow night .MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST budget. The manager added that sor, charged with failure to grant scheduled to appear In court here ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. at 8 o'clock at toe flrehouae. AT ^Arthur Drug Storu IN CHAMBERS BUILDING • Mrs, Nora Keeaey he intends to appoint Gordon to the right of way, was fined 89. the spme job next year. on Dec. 7. Mary McDonald, Hazel St. A t P SUPER A A A . A A A A s k A A i Wallace Stainless—Ainsley 'Pattern 4 piece place setting Ladies’ Evening Bag— Accessory kit with lipstick, nail Mrs. Nora McCarthy Keeney, Lochhead was involved in a 2-car Roland J. Francoeur, 34, of Bos­ BIRTHS SATURDAY: Twin 401 K e^ey St., widow of Irving As Maminer, Ctordon corrects in­ accident on Windsor St. near Rt. Gibbons . Assembly, Catholic ■iP (as^iveii previously, consisting of dinner Knife, dinner polish, remover and cuticle stick. dices of deeds and other papers ton. Mass,, waa arrested yesterday daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ladies of (jolumbus, will meet to­ MARKETS Keeney, died yesterday at her 15 yesterday afternoon. Accordihg noon by ^ate Police and charged Shea. Center Rd., Rockville; a son fork, teaspoon, soup spoon). Build a Service of Six—one . home. filed in the clerk’s office. to Patrolman Thomas Graham, the morrow at 8:15 p.m. In the K of C place setting a month. - with speeding on Rt. 16. Free under to Mrs. Audhey Hsekett 46.5 Hoipe. Each member is asked to She had been a lifelong resident youth collided with .a vehicle driv­ 835 bond, he will be arraigned in Porter St.; a son to Mr. and Arc Your Car' of Manchester. She was a member en by Myron Kurylec, 28, of Hart­ bring a clothes pin for the social Town Court on Dec. 7; Mis. Thomas Graham, 34 Radding to follow the business sessjon. of the Church of the Assumption Pat Humphrey ford, as he came onto the street St.; a son to Mr, and Mrs. Carol qnd of Sunset Council, No. 45, De­ Payfflouts Too High? from the parkway. Both vehicles Patten. Sunset Dr.. 'Rockville. gree o f Pocahontas. received damages estimated by po­ Miss Ruth M. Hanford, daughter She leaves a daughter, Mrs: Heads Pipe Band Jaycees to Tour BIR’r a S YESTERDAY; A son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Hanford, lice at 8250. No one waa hurt. to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buyak. Nichplas DeFelice of Manches­ Judge Gryk nolled a charge of 73 Mather St., will play tos title ter; a sister, Mrs. Annie Howard Patrick Humphrey of 17 Cheney Library 70 Niles Dr.; a son to Mr, and role in Shaw’s “ Candida" Dec. 4 evading responsibility brought Mrs.' Frederick Peck. 14 Strong at 8 p.m. through Dec. 7; when toe ORGAN SALE In California, and three grandchil Mzrgsret Rd. was elected Pres­ against Barbara ’ Fieldhouse, 23, TILL DECEMBER 85 «dren. ident of the St. Patrick’s Pipe The Mary C3ieney Ubrary will S t; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. play la presented i t the Hartford of 57 Seaman Circle. She was the David Collins, Wapping; a daugh- o r m art Funeral services will be held Band at the annual dinner, and driver of a car which backed into be visited this svening by about Branch of toe University 6f Con­ ,ter,to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mush- necticut, 1280 , Asylum Ave. A SAVE ’25 Wednesday morning at 8:15 at dance held at the Lithuanian 25 members of tha'Juntor Chamber another car parked In the Man­ Insky, Willlmantlc; a daughter to KINSMAll UECTRQNiC ORUM the W. P. Quish F^uieral Home, Home, Golway St., Saturday night. chester. Parkade parking lot on of Commerce. The, local chapter is graduate of Manchester High 325 Main St., and in the Church o r He succeeds outgoing president sending Its-representatives to de­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell, School, class of 1958, she has par­ Nov. 29. Also n oll^ was the case 35 Chestnut St. if^^DELrJI (as sliowii) the Assumption. at 9 o'clock. James Farrell of 75 Birch Moun­ of Joseph C.-Doyle,‘74,'of'234 Tol­ termine where the library might ticipated in several dhimatic pro^ Receive Your Choice Burial will be in West Cemetery. tain Rd. ' heed some assistance. BIRTHS TODAY: A «on to Mr. ductiong at the coU e^ and has ap­ land Tpke., charged with improper and Mra. Ronald Bouchard. Glas­ Friends may call s i the funeral Other officers elected were .turning. He was attested on Nov. The project, for th8 national Jay- peared on television. W« ¥ffll year bol* home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight Donald Humphrey of 43 Willard cee organization Is “Operation U- tonbury: a daughter to Mr, and .00 On# or the ariitr. 27 following a ?-fjir accident on Mre. Kenneth (Jourley, RFD I, . * * ■ A; 'and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and St„ vice president; Patrick Rooney Tolland Tpke. ' brarles.” Each chapter helps Its lo­ The executive board of toe Rob­ : CHIC* in fulf ond offtr a Rockville. to 9 p .^ ' of 72 Lockwood St., treasurer; Albert E. Catalano. 35,. of 136 cal library. ertson PTA will hold a special Magic Memo Pad Six Foot Metal DISCHARGED S A T U R D AT: eomplntn stinctien of Burton Jones of Windsor Locks, Campfield Hd., waa fined 83 for Roy Provins, head of the refer­ meeting Wednesday night at 8 ^ALL BEEF HAMBORG XMAS SPECIAL with Magnetic . Tape with Joseph McCartney secretory: and William H. Mar- parking too close to an intersec­ ence department 'at the library, Infant son, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry o'clock at the school. ; oMor nodol gnOraiito^ Word has been received of the cesu of 43 Church St., pipe major. tion. Norman N. Kronlck, 27. of 18 will conduct the tour. He plans to eon. REG. $1,200.(m Pencil Chrome. Case. , . Limit— Oo« Gift to a Cuatomer ' death Saturday of Joseph. McCart­ Stephen St., similarly' charged, point out the needs of the Ubrgry, ney* o f Oovina,' Calif., formerly of forfeited a 85 bond. Ib-onick waa specifically how the addition of a t Wo else Iwy for eash MODEL A Manchester. arrested yesterday,- proposed wing would improve the- He leaves his wife, Mrs. Doris Handling of Case * The case e(. Alien E. Savage, 25, service and expand the Ubrary pro­ oB typos of loto con. Coavenleiit Office Hoars: .McCartney; three daughters, Mrs. of New Britain, charged with gram. 5665-Po Jean Aldrich o f Hazardvitle, Miss Blasted by Olson XMAS SPECIAL / \ MANCHESTER Monday, Tue«day, Friday—• AM. Doris McCartney of Houston, Tex., operating a motor vehicle while Prompt, fast, fUicriblo his license was under auspehslon, l a O O Rag. $820.00 to 5 PM . and Misa Kathleen McCartney of . (Cknitoiued from Page One) P A R K buying sorvieo. I ‘ * ^ v ln g , and one grandson. operating an unregistered motor Public Records vehicle, improper use of.registra­ Wednesday,’• AM. to Noon. - Orchard and Village Sts., and that tion markers and im^opier equip­ John 8. BatcUffe WsTHurtoc DttoAi SAVINGS&LOAN Tkursday, $ AM. to 8 P.M. he followed the car on W. Main ment, was continued to Dec. 7. • DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER John 8, Ratcliffe, 38, Bloomfield, and Spring Sts. before giving up Norman F. Koehler and Dorothy Barlow Savage was arrested by Patrol­ H Koehler to Alfred J. Schmetf- FREE CLEAN DRY STOCK Not Open 8nturdaya.s.__^ brother of Mra Beatrice Coons. the chqSe. man Gordon NeddoW Saturday ROTOR S U E S 1M WEST M^DLE TURNPIKE Mrs. Raymond L. Corrigan and Mayor Olson said ha haa not yet ding , and EUen T. Bcbmeddlng, ASSOCIATION nlgtat when the officer said be property at 606 Gardner St. •V P U R N r' i. L. > Jamea E. Ratcliffe, all o f Man- accepted M a a a • y'a rasighaltioii' heard loud muffler nolaea comlnlf PHONE TB 5^2538 M l 9-4205 ahMter. died Saturday at hie home. G. Sexton Andereon and ISlja CLOSED TOMORROW from tha police force, conunenUng from Savage's car, being driven on P A R K r - Yellow Onions 3:^0 20‘ WINDER AVE. A D B k l • DAILT ItM to $HM PAL Be Uved in West Hartford be- "Maeeey la too good an offlcef to AnderMn to Norman F. Koehler 1007 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER (thanksgiving Day) «MPt movUig to BloomlMd five N. Main St, Savage U t e t u bald and Dorothy H.- Koehler, property ROCKVILLE. CONN. t n . SATDBDIAT $K># to Iffi# PJL be loat by any ahenanlgana.’’ in Jail here In lieu o f |SOO bond. at 57 Foley St. • r-w v O f«i TiO t Bvetiinfs

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PA6^ TEN HANCHESTKB EVli;NiNC HERALD. MANCHESTKE. CONN, MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDr MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2.1967 AliJUEY OOP by V. T. HAMLIN CROSSWORD PUZZLE MAJOR HOOPLB, iearch for a professional developer, OUR BOARDING ROUSB with President of EDA oper. . IT WOBKEP.OOP,'/ M>J MEAN THE STUFF/ WELL. 6UMP1N dH.OH! maybe M y w S lO N S Hurricane Nina Batters I HAP VOU APPLY IS ' M Y GOSHY a l l t w E v e . E D A ie being paid >10.000 for COME AROUND MY CVES N O W VCXTRE I c a n s e e s STUN1BLED HMPH.'.^ I K H E W CO U SIN' To Speak Tonight iti work which will end June 80. p e r f e c t l y / tS MAXIMS ME COMPLETEi y ) VOUR ONTO Antw«r to 'Prtviout Puzzl* DAISY WAS A VOLCAHO, \ 1958. So far. Savick has met with tNJVISIBLE? SOME// ^ c l o t h e s .' E6AD,/WARTHA.' VlE'LL HAVE A Tht president of Economic De­ representatives of industries In­ Tj] SOMETHING BUT 1 THOUSHT H E R IHtiwaiian Islands Area o - Military Matters IBHHI 11-3 SNACX TO — A H -tR —- l?EFRESl-l ERUPTIONS WERE MOSTLY^ velopment Aasoclatet Inc. (EDA), terested In moving to Manchester, P A R K i j i u n n You a f t e r v/j u r t r i p .'— U M ! VERBAL POOR BAXTER.' th*jfjg>m conducting Manchester's and has begun preparing a Mat ot e m n n vJe 'Y e h a d He v e r a d u l l (Cofitlnned from Pag* One) moved were tied down and turned deveio|Anent program, will epeak potential and existing Industrial ACROSS DOWS ■ i n c i n — AMD A WHOLE RIM6 m o m e h t With co usitJ d a i s y into the wind. to a meeting of town officials, rep­ space available In town. ra FUL OF WOMDERFUL Intcr-iisland aircraft that had 1 ---- ^ i»r| »»n l 1 ------force 1.3 — VJE AWARDED H e r a TARGETS RISKT Some 7B0 airline pasaengera at resentatives of utility companies Preston himself ie s past com­ FREE 4 F iv e ----- 2 Smell CHAMPlOhlSHiP SELT FOR BASH been gvounded resumed flights San Francisco, nearly 400 In Hono­ And banks, and Chamber o f Com ­ wmn HERE AT missioner of the Massachusetts 7MT1 (eneril 3 Law BAXTER HO/WE' with added schedulei to take care lulu, more than 100 at W ake Island merce members s( t o'clock to­ Department of Commerce, which rq and hundreds of others at Vancou­ PURNELL ✓ t Bufle call enforcement n HOW of stranded pa.ssengers. They had night St the Municipal Building. he helped to form, and ierved as 12 Stir olflcer ver. Seattle and Portland were re­ Richard Preston, president ot M pi in s ' ctirtalled operatlona Saturday an economic lievelopment advisor p a r k i n g 4 Male deer r ? c < n n ported delayed by the storm. Mili­ the Boston firm,- will speak briefly 13 Tropical plant afternoon. to the government of Belgium. A (pl.) a n r i t i tary Air 'Tranaport officials said to the group On x^he scope end 14 Mint tniranct WIN IT A Honolulu city electrical member of the American Indus­ 5 High m U M u n more than 200 passengers were function of a development prog­ l.S The tun department w o r ke r, Henman trial Development Council, he is a a •18 Relieve 6 Feminine 23 Worm* forced to wait at Travis Air Force ram, and then open the Koor to h . 40 Stunted onei Paicnapa Jr., 33. who has elec­ past president of the National As­ « F«* ' 18 K r i i ----- appellation 24 High card! Base, Calif,, and some 300 others questlone. 41 Actre!! trocuted while testing a power line sociation of State Planning and 20 Dancint girli 7 Fiih egg! 25 Venture were stranded temporarily at His firm, represented In Man- Hayworth was the only fatality. Development Agencies. PRISCILLA’S hop 21 Kipii ot 8 Caudal 26 Military — and other! Hickam Field In Honolulu. cheeter by Joseph Savick, has been BY AL VERMEER oi Another unidentifled person at lettuce appendage! 27 Provide! 42 Strike with Flights Canceled conducting an Industrial program Announce New W ay to AND StDU TOLD ME' Hsnapepe on Kauai suffered minor General Jackson was given the YOU'LL NOTICE 22 Cape 9 Eve'! !pou§e enough Pan American canceled eiRht for the town since Oct. 15. It was a bayonet forehead cuts from shattering name of "StonewaU" by Gen. Ber­ t h is cj^ s e t w a s . THEY DIDN'T EAT 24 Fruit drinki 10 Agave plant 26 War god 43 Veritable arrivals and eight departures yes­ TW- gla.*s when a tree came through a ' hired by the Town Development nard E. Bee, in the first Battle of Drain Sinus Cavities r F MOfW-PROOFJ, A S / N t3 L e 26 Good Queen 11 Female 29 Burden 44 Rave terday. while United Air L.lnes pirUire .window 'in his home. Commission after s summer-long Bull Run. so IN THE CLOSET'. saint! (ab.) 31 Send! 46 Region canceled all four arrivals and four IT IS , 27 BaiebaM'i 17 Feudal tenant 33 Refuge 47 Arm bone Iliiti'Is N o t In D an ger departures. Witliout Discomfort T MA'M! Maglie 19 .Smelling 38 Remove 48 For tear that The major hotels were in no One Japan air linea flight was TX SO Photofraphlc organ! from oMce 50 Friend danger and surf board riders were delayed at , Wake laland and a N«w tabitt invention for sinus sufferers oeti both device out Ihroiighout yesterday fOr some Quantas plane arrived In San FUR THE VERY FINEST IN 32 Deiert r t 1. 1 r ITr of tlie beat rides ot the year. Francisco 24 hours behind schedule QUALITY USED CARS to drain clogged sinus cavities and 34 Expunge* DIDS^'T The weather Bureau reported beciiuse of the storm. ALWAYS SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION .IS Cheered H A X E that allhuogh damage was light Two large sea liners the Mat- relieve distressing head pains if B W $ 36 Oriental coin TO LEAVE thus far, hc.avy winds could be ex­ lonia and the President Monroe— ALWAYS AT LEAST 50 CARS New York, N. V. (Special) An- 37 Student iJ II. THE HOUSE* pected to topple trees from the were expected to dock at Honolulu ainua cavities and helps drain TO CHOOSE FROM nouneamant hat been made of a doctori rain-*oaked island ground. without trouble today, •way the pain-causing preuum BEDA.N8. COUPES. STATION WAGONS. CONVERTIBLES new tablet invention which hat (ilang) IS r Th? storm center was expected Nina Is” the 14th Pacific atorm and eouMstion. a the remarkable ability to help T h ^ shrinking substance in L* 39 Clamping P to come no closer to the islands this year. It Is called a hurrlrane ALL OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED drain clogged ainus cavities and device !i }} then .'iO to 60 miles west of Kauai, while those storm.S that strike this new tablet hat been •• BANK FINANCINO UP TO 86 MONTHS thus relieve congestion and pres­ successful topically in promot­ 40 Ascend it h the Weather Bureau said. It Is west of the international dateline OPEN TILL 6 EVENINGS sure. The headaches, prasaura ll-L ?( m ing drainage of tha sinus eavitiee 41 Legal matter! 1 Sense and Nonsense tr.oveling northward. are labeled typhoons because of paini, stuffed-up head, nasal 42 Swagger The Navy had removed as many that It is now prescribed more LONG SAM 31 5i the Aslan derivation of the word drip, clogged breathing-all tha widely b^ doetera than any ma­ BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS 45 Sore BARLOW MOTOR SALES planes as possible to Midway and for such a atorm. They are named unrelenting symptoms the ainus terial for this purpose. This new BifT HOT K f t U3H6tr 'siF-i've OUST 49 Ship for #( X An Enclithman was walking | Man -- I didn't think I ou{ht the Pncific Coast. Planes not for women. WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVILLE— PHONE TR 6-tSM aufTertr knoa-t so wall—are at- Sfl*aN0HAin - aJong a river bank in Ireland when ' to Interrupt, medication is now available at F6O066 NAOeeiNN sruwiepoNiD .... IS THIS Stocxwo moving P taekad directly by improving drug counters without tha need UNN/UEPCHVlNTICaS- loldiers JJ It atarted to rain. Presently he — — A«HAfny ■ NEWS ? ? ? il drainage of the tinua areas. fora prescription under thanamew ' 81 French iiltnd 0 found an Irishman fishing with The guest landing at the yacht fiA c r r r r Kl Building Permits | Record Buying Moat remarkable of all ia the Orietan* Tablets. Drietan Tab­ 52 Female 1__ his line under a bridge. club float with his host, ' both fact that this is aceompliahed lets cost only 98« for a bottle of relative i Englishman I- Why, have you oT them wearing oilskins and with extraordinary apoed and 9 li t r tl r V « Total Half Million TP / 'GLASS CRACKS' ^ ARCH/B'JOE 24 tablets. Buy and naa DriMan 53 Where i got your line like that 7 I sou'\ve.!ters to protecct them from • without discomfort of any kind.' Tablets with the abaolnte guar­ aallori lerve So fi Angler — Sure, yer honor, won’t j the drenching rain, Inquired: ___ I r or Lliristmas Content These Many Years This naw tablet does its remark- antee that they will drain away 54 Meagurei of the fishes be crowdin' in out of i Guest - And who are • thosa Building permits issued during a X M l K C H O M . w h k M v m k m d - able work internally, through pain-cauaing presiare and con- Mr. and Mrs, Otis Kingsley of Times Farm Rd., Andover, open FltAIC, AND MAKE TDTHBIMAHr YOU CAN «s r BKACTLY type rf the w et? gentlemen seated on the veranda, the blood stream., im. It deposits in­ nation of toa ainua eavitW, re. u 1! Novem ber totaled >509,629, and gifts during celebration of their 60th weddlng_ anniversary, held THEM LS> .emOTHB LBFTp WHAT YOU V4AMT-rr?i 55 Wager! lookng so spic and span In their Se ason leen to avtry drop of blood plasma Reve tha pain and disOnet, or 56 Meadow! L sf yielded >1.842 In fees, according to yesterday at the North Coventry Community House. About 90 a naw medication which it car­ your full purchaae pries will bn Judge — Your wife claims you white duck yachting r a p a and J.A.WHITE ried to the einuB area, where it 57 Perched troiiaera, and keeping the waiter! figure* released today by the guests attended. The couple was married in Mansfield Christ­ refunded. haven't spoken to her in 5 years. (Ooatlniied from Page One) GLASS CO. shrinks the awollen doors to the • 3MT WhUahaB ---- ■ Oeeaew' W hy Is that 7 running all the time? Building Inspector's office. mas Day. 1897. but decided to celebrate their diamond anniver­ Attendant They e the rocking The monthly building report 200,000,000, and higher personal sary early this year. (Herald Photo by Pinto). chair members: They never go out, show* 23 dwellings planned at an consumption spending In the third THKRE OUGHTA BK A LAWI and they re w aterproof Inside. r - 9 b y FAGALY and SHURTEN estimated cost o f >304,400, and quarter of this year. JUDDSAXON BY KEN BAI,D AND JERRY BRONDFIELD Personnel Director — Have you three garage* at >2.200. Also In­ The chamber also noted some cluded in the report w ere four negative signs including moder­ I'M A3TOUNPEB /WB. HUTCHINS.' THESE JARS ANP POOR JASON any reference? V / dn ARE SO PERCENT U«*(TER ANP CLOSE TO NOT QUITE, «R . HUTCHINS. sign* at >2.465. ately rising unemployment, a ta­ h u r r y — LAST WEEK — HURRY^ SWIFT IS still Z'AI TAK/HSCAIte IKKITATlOhlS OA UAM. Applicant Sure, here's th* 60 PERCENT /more SHATTER­ "Miscellaneous construction’’ pering off of consumer spending In \ FAIRWAY I Jason swfFT'5 shock-besstant IN A COMA- " ~ THAT. letter: "To whom It may concern, PROOF than NOR/MAL ttASS I jwe UNPCBSO A semes OF TESTS... NOT KNOWING ■lohn .Tones worked for us o n * reached a total o f >47,750. Included relation to Income, and evidence i a » 3 L containers HE'S HIT THE ' i r t t h e week and we re satisfied. " In this category were two tool the public Is becoming increasing­ Wood Storm Window Round-Up JACKPOT.' SESVOU sheds, a large storage garage, and ly price conscious. DELAy ITU WITH THE A victim of chronic bronchitis two new commercial buildings. NOV. 25 thru DEC. 7 pOR GETTING FIVE (.D IM E Work for alterations and ad­ PATENT' called on a well-known physician ditions to 25 homes and commer­ YES. YOl It OLD WOOD STORM WINDOWS ARE AS LOriOW THEN to be examined. The doctor, after Talk on Termites GOOD .AS CASH WHEN YOU TRADE THERI IN ON OI’R HE ASNS YOU careful questioning, assured tha cial buildings came to >134,352. patient that the ailment would and the Building Department respond readily to treatment. granted 38 certificate* of oc­ Slated for Meeting 2 or 3 TRACK Sufferer You're so sure. I sup­ cupancy at >57. pose you must have had a great Six affid a vits w ere issued at >18.- A talk on termite control witlt j ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS deal of experience with this dis­ 462. An affid a vit Is 1*n Itemized a fllm on the subject, will be given I statement of cost required by the We will remove your windows and brackets, caulk the Phone B eneficial firat. ease. St th* Verplsnck School Dec. 13 ! Building Depsrtment when it feel* Tell us how much cash ^ A A J U T e r The physician smiled wisely, and holes, install the windows of your choice and allow you a that the e.stlmated cost of a dwell­ at 7:30 pm.. Building Inspector' you want for seasonal HATH AH J3HH50H\ answered in s most confidential BKi trade-in. manner: ing or building is too low on the Griswold Chappell announced to- ! 3:0 t i T day. BUSY-SEASON needs. Come in by ap­ Doctor - - Why. my dear sir, I'v s building permit application. The COTTON WOODP tuOtHg,OgiOOH. He said a Navy fllm, "Inspection ' CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATE pointment for cash in a BY RAY GOTTO hail bronchitis myself for m o r a > affidavit records the difference be­ for Wood-Destroving Organisms." sfnf/e visit to office. than fifteen years. tween estimated and actual cost. ___ PLAN Four licenses were Issued durin*4h'I Don’t waste precious CLEAR S t a y u p a l l n ig h t the* month,month two for master elec­ hy Ralph R Mann, district LOANS time. Phone or come in. The father Ml 3-2856 CPAMMINC FDR THE of the family re- engineer tor the American Wood t turned home tricians, one journeyman plumber, W» like to say "Yes!’* EXPECTED QUIZ AND one evening to And Preservers Institute, CASH IN 1 TRIP hi* little daughter excitedly Wait­ and one journeyman electrician for Chappell has invited anyone In- j THEN BE GREEYe P ing for him. total fees of >85. Leant >H te 1816 Lis in Hfe-lne4ifed at lew eeat WITH THIS tereated In the subject to attend I Daughter A strange man was In addition, the Building De­ the meeting. He expects it will be t •06 M AIN ST., 2nd FI.. Over Woelworth’s, MANCHESTER 'Puuifu to J acob b b z m s ’, here to see you todav. daddy. psrtment lAsued 74 electrical per­ particularly--intersstlng to'^can-- MltcheH 8-4SM . Ask far .the YES MANager m its at >93: 33 plumbing permit.* Home Specialties Co. A. OAHtH AVg., Father Is that so? Did he haVa tractors and homeowTiers who ' Op-n Thunday Evenings Until 8:00— Saturdaye to Noon CHICA60 aS". lU . a bill ? St >39; and 48 heating perm its at would welcome the information on ' Imm modt H miBwN tl «n tsiwendhn Nwm Daughter Oh, no daddy. Just a > 122. BOB BROWN . CHARLIE PRINGLE A teen ef ltH oeeia tiMi when pimpdf tmeU In Ifir, ■tciull siw iri.ii ■rstitiii protection and preservation o f, tl.eeaweHee mmMv jemHMoeii •• SI6.M ensh. plain nose like everybody el.*e. foundations. Too many square meals m ak« FAIRWAY people too round. Thespians Slate Christmas Party BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. OPEN FRIDAY NIBHTS TILL I BjDGS BUNNY BUZ SAWYER The December meeting of the BY ROY CRANE Center Theaplana will be a Chriat- IT must have hit raiNALLV, AFTER TWO PAYS, V :------' ■ maa party to which other Little GIVE YOUR HOME THE BEST HIM PREnV harp; ZORKA SENDS FOR BUZ. SAWYER, THIS VILLAGE USED TO BE NOTHING ) ^ P l OOT BUT A FLEA-BITTEN WASTE OF SAND.„ NOW Theater groups have been Invited. THE AH! AT LAST LOOK... FLOWING WEILS, PALM TREES,HAPPY It will take place Wednesday- HONORABLE ZORKA'S GOING 'Rl people. WHV ?j . t . zomm WISHES UNBURDEN HIS evening at 8 o'clock In Woodruff hall of the Center Congregational KIRSCH BLINDS f f n - ^ TO SPEAK , HEART ABOUT WITH MR. Church. sawyer There will be a Christmas tree, Whether you choose new Verticals At all favors, refreshments, and an eve­ or popular Sunaire Horizontals, you ning of entertainment. Fred T. Blish, who has been active In the give your home the be.st for Ghri.«t- theater, will give a talk on "Broad­ ma.9 when you (five Findcll-Matle way This Year." A l-*ct play, "Parting at Imsdorf," will also be Kirsch B!ind.'6. Call MI 3-4865. rnSZOKKA MENTIONED presented. Ruth Rowley is direct­ GRiHAVIN6 FOUND HIS WIFE ALIPA. ing the play and mem)>ers of the ca.4t are Penny Richter, Jim Pierce. Jack Provan, Richmond Morrison n MORTY MEEKLE And Pete Brouwer. FINDELL MANUFACTURING CO. MICKEY* FINN BY DICK CAVALU BY LANK LEONARD r. 4 8 5 E. MIDDLE TPKE. - MANCHESTER, CONN. : ''OUU NEVER ocr A THATWM ' LETSPIAV CAM VOO BEAT THAT? ANDTHE'VDiaS* strike if vOU KEEP - A strike, IC € C R € f l m flOME PINO- ANP THE VOICES ARE ARE SIMPLY ►t bouncing IW»NTP? ^ COMING right our OF PEOPLE TALKING ^ the b a ll, JILL IT-ASIFIT WERE A IN THE BUILDING 0 ^ ! LOUDSPEAKER! NEXT door! XT S T O R € S m

:2 s: t THT By l9tA i > e w . In* T M. U t Off CAPTAIN e a s y Mr . ABERNATHY For Christmas an do a good job,. Yet if your iron were four feet long, you THE SIXJRY OF MARTHA WAYNE fEFF/COBB would find it could be warm-and still iron just as well.,That's BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY PETER-HOFFMAM because you spread the heat as you move the small hand EOXOS4 rriM/T K m ! D06St/i H ou civoiB ow i K7: iTBcmitKvou„'n« ✓ hawgaboundohlv HEN/EN$/..HE«G0NE<1 iron bade and forth. Without moving, the large iron FORREXMTLV A»«WT99MttOW/j VCOHB0mX£ WWWrvCBtCWUUMS^ CWStlKMOWHOW spreads its own heat evenly. Have our laundry with its HCMaaDNIkC TlSSSIVnWIOWF?/ U>*LY«U*Rsi larger irons end dower temperetures do a safer ironing PBFTtMftOF job for iyou. CCOMetKCRtG ALffO PV... VINHIAN BLINDS SWISS LAUNDRY 10 HARLOW 8T., ROCKVILLE, ESTABLISHED t»U BRANCHES: 80 WARD ST., ROCKVnXE E.AJ0HIIS0N HALF HOUR LAUNDRY’, 40 WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVULLE 4M MUIDLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANCHESTER ORREN \ PAINT CO. M I 8-1851 > ■ , 72S Maiii Street 8ANITONE D8Y CLEAMNe ' 435 MAIN STREET Phone BH f-4501

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San Francisco Spoils EARL YOST Bprrts EHitor Bowl Games Are Filled Local Sport Famed Magicians Meet Giants ’ Bid for Crown SlIVDAY Fin a sling and he said while train- And Titles Are Settled Chatter Green Manor Dec. 11 I Schedule called for a motor trip '"K '>}» MIXKD ] New York, Der. 2 {/P)—The ClevelnnH Browns, winners of to Boston for the annual meeting * ^ th t Stan int« ; of the New England Inlercollepiate ‘i’* New York, Dec. 2 )—Conference titles are settled, the REC 8ENIOK Basketball W L Prt. three of the last seven National Football l.eag^ie champion­ (IP When basketball fans hear the name Harlem Magicians, PAt'John Acfi6 ...... 23 M .bli7 ships. and Baltimore, which has not even won'a conference I Basketball Wficials Board ahd be- H^gt sporta corresp^ndl bo'vls are filled and all that remain.s in college football for League gels underway tonight at they not only think of outstanding playing abilitv, but of the lrl*"SAm Vacantl .... 21 U -b.’iS fore 7 a.m. I was driving to Bean- The Hcrkld, stopped to 7 o’clock in one of the lower Ulivft>JoA .... 21 12 .b.iS crown, are moving in the direction of a Dec. 20 title encounter. town with Jack O’Brien and A1 1957 is the selection of the national champion and the All- gyms at the . new high school. most colorful basket shooting aggregation ever assembled. Mari^Ai Purzo ...... 2U 13 .b06 The psth. however, nppesrf ‘ ------— —— ^— t. ^ , chat for a few minutes. Berger America team. The national champ will he named tomoi’row For in addition to playing winning ball these talented basket­ Anii'Paul CoiTfntl ... in 15 .545 »t the Verplanck School in the final A.ssociatcd Prea.s Coach Charlie Bimee’s Manchester Ann-R0Ji8 Lalibr^rte ... 17 IH .515 much sm oother for the Browms. rooth.Tll h tslo ry —w'stclierl the sengera. Thanks to the new Mas­ poi: Trust array meets Billy Holmes’ ball stars engage in antics andj Pej-Bob BunadlfA ... in Manchester. .Scheduled volley of the nation’s spoitswritci-H ami 16 17 .485 With only two weeke of the rejt- pa me sachusetts Turnpike, we reached Kelvinalors in the lidllfter and pull crazy-zany stunts that are a Fanny>Kddi^ Paganl . 16 17 .455 ball match at night found me broadcasters. The AP All-Amriica bowl liin-in with n Southwest club, Riith'Erni^ Pohl ...... 1.5 16 .4:>,5 iilsr season remainlnp. rieveland Boston before 9 o’clock and attend- and the Vols have come off second White Glass, coached by Bob Up­ circus sideline. Nanry-John Gaudlno . can win the Ea.stem Confer-enee Slanilinp» among the ab.scntcea aa I decided will be announced Tliuiaday. . H 15 .375 ed Mass before meeting with the ^ at least one week night Unbeaten, unticc Auburn, con- best in the previous meetings ton. clashes with Bill Mozzer’s TTiat the fans like the Magician* .12 31 .364 title wnth a tie or victory in either F.astem < onterence is evidenced by the more than one n^i)A*Loul0 D am ato ...... 10 23 • 3U3 referees at MIT. Combined session my family. aidered a gocxl-field, no-hit outfit 11-3). (Chatterbox Restaurant quintet in Ollvr* RuaarUo \0Q. Fanny Pagniu UW, of its panie.s with Detroit or New W I, T With th€ roflrhes in thp Afternoon TIHRSDAV the nightcap at 8:15. Open rosters million fans who attended the 287 Ann rorrmll Rrna Damatn U>5 York The Rrown.a meet the Uon« rievclaiifl ...... a I 1 ,*si until last weekend, beat the drum Texas A&M, absent from bowl at which time Oswald Tower, edi Thank.'^givmg Day. a holiday for will prevail Ihroughoiit the aeason exhibitions in which they played Paul CnrrrntI 12^36b. .John Acelo .%,1. next .Siinrtav anri the Diant.* a week New York ...... 7 .1 0 71V long and loud In a fin-' bid for the piny since 1911'a 19-11 defeat by HddI# PHCanl 13^-344 and Bob Bojia- tor of the baaketball rules book ; many hut a working day for lhi» Louisiana .State at, the Orange and interested players may report last season In Canadg. Mexico, di^ji 126 rolird tJi<' iqii ^cornj* Satuniay later. Pittsburph ...... 4 .1 0 44 national champion.ship with a 40-0 to the gym for a.sslgnment to one (juha and the United States. This explained the rule changes in de-; newsman The schedule was heavy rumble against Alab-ma Satur­ Bowl, has a 2-2 post-season record. nlplu at thA Doijbl#* Strike alj^ya. The Colt.*. WTth a one pame lead ' ' ' 4 a 0 40( of the four clubs. great basketball bonanza will be tail . . . Journey home started si for this i* the dav of the annual day. The Tigers (lO-Oi, took over Rice is tbe only bowl-bound club in the W estern Conferenre. will he "" .7 fi .1 7,r j4.’30 and two houra later I was p-jve Mile Road Race in this City offered to the local fans al the .MixF.i) nnrrni.KS Chicapo Cardinal* J 7 n 22; the .No. i spot in last week’s ran’x- willi a perfect bowl record (1-0). .Standtnitft f>n roJid for thoir romnininc: two back at 250 Burke St., checking of \'illag* Dhai'm tiic race being 'I'his will be the Owls' fourth trip MIDGET F(M)TB.\LL League high avhool on Wednesday night. W G Wc*lcrti Conference Ings with Ohio State second am! Dec. 11 when the fabled fabulous Ann^-NIrk Twrrdy ...... 23 lo - dpnin.it Pan Frann.'^ro and 1^5 7 .1 n 70f , the day a paper foi'Saturday’s area one of lm» biggest in the country Michigan State third to the {Jotton Bowl, wheie they players are icminded that a 1 1 football reaiilt* In detail. m both partiortanre, Cleveland at Detroit, edge (I'he PCC winning in '53 League at the East Side Rec are Marques Haynes, world’s grest- the Washington Redakina beat the nera in the Five Mile Road Rare'around on the day of the rare. A* tied Mi.ssis.sippi S late 7-7 Shtiir- Bill rononaai 340 Nkk Twardv 1.1.5.... Green Bay at Ix>s Anpclcs, day. wlien Southern (.’al beat Wisconsin urged to atop bv the Rce and est dribbler, star and owner of this and Norm VlUnar 126 rolird ih# haal Chicago B ears 14-3 and the Phila­ Philadelphia at Washlnpton. Thursday morning. William and a result, at least in my book, the 7-0) and Ohio .State has hung up ainiflr icamra thia warkrnd at thr Man* And Aivay She Goes! Eagles Fullhack on His Way to Ei^IigYard Gain The bowl search v as finished ptek up their uniforms aa soon as fabulous group, has assembled bas­ -MARQUES HAYNES delphia ICaglea downed the P itts­ In five previous seasons in the Mary recently won the .Southern 1957 presentation was , the beat two of the victories (17-11 vs rhoatar RowtinK Grrrn. Nancle Rideout cuts a caper or two flying high over 1 Clarence Peaks (26i Philadelphia Eagles fullback goes around his Saturday after three other aea.son- possible. Wally Fortin reports that ketball’s greatest players who are burgh Bteelera 7,6. I NFL, Baltimore never has finished Conference crown, . One way to handled ever, a tribute to Red California m 19.50. and 20-7 vs also well versed in zany comedy at Cypress Gardens, Fla. Having won the Florid* owTi right end for an eight-yard gain in the first quarter of the '^1' "-ho floors get an intn-ease in the volume of Hadden Pete Wig];en. Police Chief closlng game.* .Navy « 11-0 vic­ the Jcagiie will start Thursday ■n»a Browns, who won the NFLi'”'"' the .snd mark. If* current Bob O Nell Steelers defensive end. Other Steelers In Die- Southern Cal in 1955). The Buck­ night at 6:15. The schedule will be routines which will keep the fans pouring points through the hoop. slalom championship, pretty miss was tuning up for Ui# 1 Eagles-Pittsbtjrgh Steelers game at Connie Mack Stadium daily mail is to agree to accept Herman Schendel and Bob Dougan tory over Army. Rice’s 20-0 breeze eyes’ only other bowl game was a He Is among the most prolific Saturday's Fights crown In 1950, 1954, gnd 1955, got | *» ture^are End Bill MePeak (841 and Tackle Joe Knipa |75|. over Ba lor for the Southwest announced at a later date. alive from start to finish. American Water Ski Toumalnent. another standout performance from ' “ "mpaginp Sm Francisco was road race entries I did .and as a in particular The weather w«a 28-0 defeat by C alifornia In 1921. point maker* in professional ball. Conference ero'cn. and Tenne.*- . Tlieir roster reads like a "Who’a Tommy O’Connell, the circuit's helped by five Giant fumbles in re.sult my mail has been heavier again excellent, the fleld presented Ix>s( to H arvard Who of BaaketlNiII"—6-6 Rueben Did you ever see a basketball Hollywood, Calif.—Alfredo Es­ the first hsif. The inept plsy of the than at any time since last Chriat- both qiialitv and quanlty, and for *e. ’.* 20-6 victory over Vanderbilt A FIN A L MEETING for all cobar. 129'j, Redondo Beach. leading passer. O’Connell threw maa. It's the same though, all let- 'the fourth time in the last eight — which set up this year-end Oiegon Is 1-2 in bowl play, los­ boys, ages 16-18. interested In ! Gilliam, 6-4 Paul Martin. 8-4 Sam come alive? Well, you will, when New Y’orker* disappointed s Wheeler, 6-3 Josh Grider. 6-2 you le* the fabulous Harlem Magi­ Calif., knocked out Larry Vasquez. 65 and 23 yards scoring passes to tera and cards hut no (hecks. . I years the winner was Uttla schedule: ing 7-6 to H arvard in ita last trip forming an Intermeeiiale Baaket­ 129, San Francisco. 5. Ray Renfro and set up Lou Groza’s thro n g of .54.121, largest of the Royals Giving Rooters Lightweight King Set Tommy Gipson, 6-7 Frank Wash­ cians in action. Tickets are on sale Yanks, Phillies Battle talked’at length with Dr. Charlie Johnny Kelley of New London...! Rose Bowl at Pasadena. Calif. to the Rose Bowl (1920) and ball League will be held tomorrow ISth fleld grtal of the season with year in Y’ankee Stadium. Gene ington and Allen Davis, only 5-10. at Nassiffs. Stuttgart, Germany- O u 11 v a Babb, Joe Perry and Billy Wilson Robbins, nationally famous long talked with .so many people that It Ohio Stale i8-li vs. Oregon i7-3l. beaten 21-13 by Soulhern Method­ night at 6:30 al the East Side Rec. a 40-3firder to Darrel Brewster, ist in the 1919 Cotton Bowl game. 'There isn’t much that one can .Scholz. 162, Germ any, outpointed scored the 49er touchdowns and distance runner, now on the staff ■ would be unfair to list even a few, Cotton Bowl at Dallas - Rice This will be the last chance for Alex Buxton, 161, England. 10. Colorado Springs. Colo., Dec. 2 ’ The Yankees, taking advantage The triumph may have been at the Middletown State Hospital all were high in Lheir praise of tha’ (7-3) vs. Navy (8-1-1 ). The Ducks defeated Penn 11-0 In all team managers and Individual say about Haynes that hain’t been Gordy Soltaii kicked fleld goals of Good Reasons to ShoutiTo Engage Joey Lopes said before. Haynes dazzles audi­ Johannesburg—W i 111 e Towell, UP)—A television battle between of the departure of the 01anta.ane making its first waa selected aa the National Foot­ pionship. today wifti nam ed New team s at 1-1. C eltics th eir second .setbsck, 118- crown, and Orlajido Zulueta in title i Kotn* *h »tay home fur copy nearly completed before call- Tenne.ssee, the only 1957 team defenses, was held to a" draw by *’"1 1 enjoyed talking; ing it another day bowl appearance since 1953, when England's coach, of the year by 109 and the New Y'ork Knicker­ By P.AT BOLDl’O 8pi in the opening half but wound up counted for six of his seven twin- i 'cali*. WEDNESDAY annual One Ball .Mixed Doubles be fared with another "IF" for Plpczynakl (6-5). fine shooting. rdoor. Western Division with only 10 hoops for a poor 22 Bowling Tournament, open to all pointers In the final 20 minutes. : Although Ortega holds a 2-1 Special eight column *pread would’ U’fMlIgl laketAlfA pla.e one e.:_. week from * The Rangers broke open a close j w L Pet. G.B. porcentage mark. 1 game by scoring three times In 1 St. Louis Double Figures edge over Logart in their three »'«'• "n the Five Mile I today at the West S'de Rec laneT 11 6 .645 Although the losers grabbed con­ Other scorers in double figures P " '’''’"-’' <-l«’'hes. Logart figures to f^»d Race required a little extra I All proceeds will enter the Re ■ / . the third period Larrv Popeln. ! Cincinnati 9 7 .563 trol of the boards in the second .P a rk e r MacDonald an(i Camille j D etroit ...... , included Davins (12» and p o p u lar b'’ " Might favorite Friday. Lo- result I | tarded Children’s Fund Red lUd 7 in ,112 half and oiitsHot the hustling Bobby Knight (ill of thee Chief* Chiefs record is i.- 51-7-.5.-i-i-.i. including inciuoing Ifll);'" iw 1 bnee deep in...... work...... until neat-'uen snowed den showed up ss up exnecled *, expected snd am Henry found the range for New j Minneapolis .... 3 1,5 la v_nieis 1, -A----- 1 .A IV noon, maklnr sure no detail was ------_ . J . . 5 ork in the final 20 minutes add- si h . (Thief.* by an 18-12 margin from and newcomer Paul Grogan UK bayos. Ortega s record is 12-10, i „ver^k^* ThL*k*'^*»,^“th J 7 6 3 . 8 3 was ing to the scores made bv Dean Monday s .brhediile j the floor the.v were unable to of the Pro.*. — I overlooked. Thank* to the cooper- collected on Thanksrivine morn THE DECORATOR (overcome their 21-point deficit at P A R K Prentice and Bill Gadsby' Norm No Games Scheduled Green Manor is idle now until Undefeated Gene (ACEl Arm- Go^Vl TImmv imr^fk nrob^^ ityliNf wItK 21* Sunday’s Results ' the intermission, A'Passenger... Ullman registered for ihe Red next Sunday when Derby comes to Mrong of Elizabeth, N J . Is favored readers EstheT John^^^^^^^ M^rllL '‘'b* "'"bev 1. pidvr* tub# (dlao#N«l fR««6«r«) 5Vings. New 5'ork 109 D etroit 102 TNvo free throws by Bosley the Verplanck School for a 3:15 'o beat Pittsburgh’s Revbon'.N^uman a^d Dot ^ 'b» Muscular 24t IR. fiRwRblf orRR. Syracuse 118. Boston 109 Toronto, which moved into provided the .Milford quintet a 11-4 CBA encounter. And on Wedne.s- S'ubbs. a fine prospect, in a wel- ’special’’ went according to^Hoyli ' Ceda«'’^'Aff^'‘"'^ Cincinnati 90. .Minneapolis 89 edge in the early minute* of the FREE fourth place was sparked by day night, Dec. 11 the Pros en- 'crweight 10-rounder at .N’ew . Tommy Hyiion, young hTgh tootba’ i ' o^^ the '’i'nhira’l rookie Frank Mahovlich’s three ' TiieMlay’s Sehediile j goals. The l^afa streaked to a ■ Philadelphia vs Syrat use at , gam e in this case, V P U R N E L L > WITH MS Main St., 5tanchester 1-0 lead before Glin Skov whacked j 5’ork but the Middies won, Cincinnati at .New 5’ork home Chicago’s first counter. — ___ ...... topped PARKING St. L^iiis vs -Minneapolis a t the outside in the second period, ' at .Vaa.siff A rm s on Main Street foe, Stiibhs has a 19-2-1 record in- Detroit over I I the Chiefs were out front 37-11 .Mitchell Reported last night that ,''''‘ding 12 knockouts. m.p.g. Boston at IVlroit With six minutes remaining and Ihe strong Marco Polo Explorers ------—______- fsllmee 00 •*„*:_* ____ I I «7*_A e . . . . _ U clung to their 23-point spread. ' of East Hartford will meet the ...... (farriers Enjoy Fine Semon. - I PUNNING A NEW HOME? 43-20, with .three jninutes to go. . Boston Shamrpck.s In Ihe first SYLVANIA TV fMtuiM ^ a lr OppiiH Wr(iii4'!«flav Milford’s .shooUng fell away off game preceding the Pros-.Magi- SnVANIA j , ' iu the third quarter but four cians contest Slimline styling S-llO fhesag 1 New Haven, Dec. 2v Yale's var straight points by Bosley kept (“ r . , T:rs,® “"'('‘« » » c«p ftliirord (Pit icrd„«i„. 110 SLIM LINE TV and HaloLight^, the frame of p j B»ty bAxketba]| toani. defendlnfj, Clilcfa ahead. 65-46. at the R y P lF Ivy I.,eai;nc champions, will open three-quarter mark The victorfl 6 f ...... 5 2-.'l 12 surround light that’s easiar on tbe 2 By PAT BOLDl'C I fVlak ifkR."7 ite _ * .... ______. - M a r rifi f ...... j , M .3-6 31 New 5'ork, Dec. 2 . \5’ith '4 Irwin, Barry' Ilougherty, Bob — -I rv g,rFiltC .wv. -as.- sev ss >VIS 1 i » x; il44li1l4.Cn 1 2 f ...... 1 ■ Ml Closing out its fail season with Kwash. Bill Griffin, Jay Borl* and eyes. The Atomic Train will give until sSpnnfjfieid College in the left in the contest before the Pro.i 2 n p y n o l d p . r ...... 1 2_‘5 4. . , - al victories ■ over neighboring Hal Bennett. , COAST GARAGES 4 Pajme Whitney Gym on Wednes- made their belAted bid for victory. K'nifht. c ...... 4 .‘L a*’ 11] ] pads m mothballs, the collegiane East Hartford and \Vetherafield. Next year'* outlook la L ila This is the year you can pleaas yo\mgsters thousands of hours of hsppy 1 Johnnoii c ...... • Ml 0 of a schedule With big Art Quimby and tower- 2 R a s l p y . p ...... play. Come in today. Let Us tell you 2 1 ft thjat uiclude.s participalion in the ing Burr Carlson hitting from Bittwfi. R ...... 1 '*■<1 2 countiT squad complied a pretty went undefeated in eight ^d^l yoiu’ whole family. Give them ^ ( T l a s s i c Tournament in do.se and guard Frank Cutko t__ how you can get this amazing Atomic Train 21 T o I a Ib open their schedules tonight. fair 8-6 won and lost record. Coach meet*, placed second in ih« Con your h o u s e 33 M ATCH riu f^®**'’^^***’ f^regon. during the, striking from the corner, Green 15-21 M . New Sylvania Slimline 'TV — \ (»re^n Mppor 173) Wilt (liamberlain, the seven- Paul Phinney . chargea won three nactiyut M nvitaC af ^nd fi*r,?Tn with Sylvania Slimline TV, Christmas rere.ss. , *Manor crept to within seven K r.t* of five meet*mMt* at home and captur- the CCIL Field bivn»„ Outatand-uuuiuina. 3 '|gri*an. ( .... 1-2 11 footer'who was a eophomore Ali- RED C f DA R II Ash. ( ...... 3-America fdr Kansaa, will lead last ed five of eight dectaiona on the. ing runner* Includ^ Al Rlidvard AND the Atomic Train. 1 Carlsr.n, I .... 18. : season’s No. 2 team against Okla- road. Baraw. Ed Dell, Bori*. Beni SHINGLESorSHAKES • See Welter Brennan in "THE REAL McCOYS“ 3 Qutmhv r ... ro MATCH yOUR HOUSf ' , 3 • (’utkn, r ...... homa Stale. Captain Scott Ctendaniel waa nMi. Joe Packard. Oenni* Meyer, on ABC-TV 5 F.ltranpri'ts, a ^ Other games Involving last sea- the first Red and White runner, Paul Schlmmel, Mike Patulak. 1 9 5 8 R e n a u l t 5\sbn’s ranked; to finish in the annual State CIAC 1.5 Totals——- ...... 28 17,33 Ken Ames, Bob Deane and Chick (Senre St half 49-3S MlUnrrl N Kentucky (No. 3) meets Duke; Meet and will 'receive the Pete Towle. HOEXmeOST TOYOO! Southern iMethodist (Nq. 4) plays Wi^gren-Trophy, marking the third Phinney. JV Coach Bob Sines : USED CARS WANTED ! Minnesota: Louisville (No. 6) consecutive year that a captain and ail of'the bova''wlirMtahIIl?2 ISA I tiaa SirnM tha •aa*a«*al teatalask . Is ____ » ^ . ** CCIeOrMlw A oompfiDta olaotrio train raady to roll Plan on the best heating ... automatic ■Vanderbilt : b*® won the award which is do-' their auccesaf) fall leaadn at tha NO MONEY Here's your finest lou-cott vrty to beat today'* J BC A.sks ,Reinalch;Er.,’;LS;"„‘“; and a..-.-.-Oklaho- nested annually by Stanley (Lefty) aquaA'a- annual b am j^w ^n w - high cost of driving! oil heat and clean-action M o b ilh e a tl * * Top Prices Paid fordean Cars Houaton. Bray. Scotty, a vicUm of the day night at 7 o’clock at the RoS. Atomic Engiae Radar Control Cor 5 With Holy Cr<>ss Paris-stjrling, roomy 4-passenger comfort, 4 con­ strength will flu earlier in the aeason, came, mount Restaurant in Bolinn DOWN . "ATOMIC Atomic Reactor Cor Lorge Oval Track jL.il your new home a more comfort­ be severs) schools anxious to move home ninth in the State competi- Member* mu meet at the Wah venient doors, easy ride, safety-designed construe- ELECTRIC TRAIN able home with safe, dependable auto­ X * Any Year, Make or Model "r Boston, Dec. 2 iJPi The Boston “Piong the iD best. They Include tion Ini_-M.... New Britain. school at 6:30; * 5 YEARS tion, rear-engine response and roadtbility...p/uj Atomic Cannon Car — Automatic Uncoupler matic oil Jieating and new clean-action Mobilheat. '74 College football team .which lost (against New Mexico A*M); The Silk Towner* placed 12th up to 43 miles on just one gallon of gas! WInnor of “Top 14-0 to Holy Cross in the rain and j State (against Butler); In the Connecticut Invitational at I - actually firct projectiles Power Supply Here’s the entirely new fuel oil that actually cleans All this and more...*l a piliee that puls the pleas­ 10 MaofiEnloal Y®" have a car with payment! r mud Saturday todav asked for a (against*Ohio U/); Temple Storrs and were second to favored ure back in motoring. See a s it heata. - return game because "the fans de- '“Sainst Delaware): and LaSalle TO PAY Guided Miiiile Car Instruction Book too high, we'll buy your car and Bristol In the CCIL Field Day. and drive the Renault T oys for 10a'7 “. , sei-ve to See better football." | 'againat MillersVlIle). Ctendaniel ■was second ito the ONLY give you one with lower payments ^ The suggestion for a return' W’on’t be the biggest man Rams' Don Wilde In the latter race 1st Paymont -Dauphine today. It fot up In our window CI«an-acti*M MUMIIwat gw€i jA and the difference in cash. game was made after the team I a court tonight. Gonzaga Unl- while Red and White teammates I $169^ m ert clean Heat per gallon! Tom Hyson and Tom Hart were Apr. i m mot on the campus in nearby N e w - I '■ debuting its Frenyh Pant and ttnice tiftpaiptic S135 R>R TOP QUALIlir . Captain Tom Sullivan, acting aa b o c Pari*. Lefebvre and colleague* -ord-breaker, settin g a . new course ^ ------spokesman for the BC players, will oppose College of Idaho. SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS said; (»B f«m ui syppBiiiH la i COASTi LUMKR ■■"Nai. Few in B lo ck for immediate delivery— "We want to play them again. Electronics Laboratories Glastonbury High. And Clen- You'll feel fit, too, in IM* Johmon a ntfi nruun n 4SH aoontr first come^ first served, Balch Motor Sales We make the demand even at tha O pen Seaaon w ith Win-.; danicl was the only Manchester & Jotmon product. lO-Mi wolit. ^ ' C-01 rlak of being called cry babiea and New harrier to qualify for the bond. PinesI etoitic fob- ,.m m m m a s t ! poor losers. It w aa rotten football. New Hayen, Dec. 2 (Ab—Oujinl- England M eet In Vermont, the lo­ 2 7 7 IR O A D STREET PHONE Ml 9-1124,^MANCHESTER MORIARTY BROTHERS ROUTE 5, C WINDSOR HILL I Tbe fan* deserve |to see better rk. Two-way stret^ plac College opened Its baakethall cal ace settling for 17th position [U M 5 - B W L a»d L MOTORS 5.. -j 31B CENTER ST. football than that played at Fitton season yesterday with an 87-30 vic­ Jtn the strong fleld. MANCHESTER’S HOME OF FOREIGN CARS MANCHESTER PHONE JAckson 8.2101 b ^ Field Saturday." tory pver Curry College of Milton, In aiidiUon to ClentianieL Hart WELDON DRUG CO. ‘JtENACLT—SALES, SERVICE, PARTS . ' 7 ■•'r- ■(■ Masa Joe daetano, 6-1 forward, ment from Holy Cht>lli q u a ^ i^ ” * ‘ and HyecMU.ipther top Maiieheetsr ’634 CENTER ,ST.—-MI 3-1501—OPEN EVENINGS seored 31 points for tha wlnnacp. vanity eompetlton IneJuded Brala Ml MAIN gT—MI S-gni

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PAGE f OUBTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1957 MANCHES'fEB EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONNi. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1957 PAOB FIFTBiDI Apartments— Plats— Automobnes tor Sale 4 ON THE BEACH Houses for Sale , 72 Hbuses For Sale 72 Houses for Sals Based on the Best-Selling Novel by Nevil Shute Wanted— ^To Bay SB Tenements 63 ______72 Suburban for Sale 75 Wanted— Real Estate 77 WEST SIDE—Six room Cape, four 1»53 PLYMOUTH (our Radio and heater, many other bus. City water and sewer. Owner bara Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert ARE YOU (JONSIDERINO (Continiied from Page One) extras. Only. $148 down. Low bank FIVE ROOM heated apartment, Meyer, Realtor, MLS, Ml 9-5524. Murdock, Ml 9-6972 SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? contending that one might b* refrigerator and stove. $100 NEW SPLIT LEVEL, 1600 square will redecorate inside and outside. terms. Fitzgerald Edsel. Talcott- NINE STORM windows, 64X27, We will appraise your property any revision of the unification law ahead at one stage only to be eiuw Call after 5 :30. Ml 3-4957. feet, Rockledge Section. 2H baths, Lawrence F. Flano, MI 9-5910. free M d without any oWigatlon, COPY c l o s i n g t i m e \'llle. used. Call MI 9-6964. lA)t8 tor Sale 73 BOLTON — California ranch. 1820 now on the books. passed by the other a year or •• two-car garage. Reduced to $12,500 —Bolton—Near Manchester, square feet of living area. Ther­ We also buy properly for cash. later. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1955 CHEVROLET four door sta­ THREE (3) room apartment avail­ $24,900. For further information SeUlng or buying ^ U c t Confidence In MoElroy able Dec. 1. Second floor, 689 Main seven room Cape, five down, two LOTS 125x200 and larger, $1,200 mopane windows throughout. In­ MON. THRU FRI tion wagon with radio, heater, Rooms Without Board 59 or appointment to see call unfinished up, steam heat do­ and up. Off Manchester Road, direct lighting. Numerous built- STANLEY BRAY, Realtor “I have confidence In the ability white wail tires, inside and otJt in St. Refrigerator, stove and heat. The R. F. Dlmock Co., Real­ BRAE-BURN REALTY 10:30 A. M. Parking. Call JA 3-7783 or Janitor mestic hot water, plenty of kitch­ Glastonbury. Telephone M“ 9-5981, ins. Two-car garage acre lot. By of SecreUry McBlroy to make mint condition. Two tone while ROOM FOR rent. Inquire State tors. Ml 9-S246, Joseph -Ashford after 6 p.m. appointment only. R. P. Dlmock Ml 3-6278 Gryk Says Thanks MI S-7913. en cabinets, artesian well. Pri­ some beneficial changes," Salton- . ^SATURDAY 9 A. M- top and beige body. Only $188 Tatlor Shop, 8 Bissell. MI S-'TOSS. MI 9-8818. Barbara Woods Ml vacy. 4H% mortgage. Lawrence Co., Realtors MI 9-5246 or Joseph down, low bank terms. Fitzgerald After 6:30 3-5047. 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, BOLTON—Two large wooded lots Ashford.». Ml 9-8818, Barbara WANTKD—Real Estate Listings. stall said. “ I believe he can find To Well Wishers ■ ------TWO ROOM unfurnished apartment F. Fiano, MI 9-6910. Edsel, Talcottville. Open er’enlngs with bath, 419 North Main St MI 9-5972. on Williams Road. Call owner. Ml Woods. MI 9-7702, Robert Mur­ Call Fted Turklnrton. Turkington ways under the law to make cer­ TOOK CX>6PERATIUN WO.L till 8. nTou ve got if, we'yt oil got if. Everything's getting 3-6321. dock, MI 9-6972. Bros. Realty Co. Ml 3-1507 or MI touched with radioactive dust. The oir we bveothe, 9-0576. NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St., 9-5665. tain that the services work togeth­ Judge Wesley C. Giyk today pub­ BBB APriUlECIATED In Mory^Hotmes' Qorden the first narcissus btoomtd on rfit TWO FURNISHED light housekeep­ Manchester. Five rooms, complete first doy^of August, the doy the radia onnounced costs of the woter we drink. It's getting down now to the tol- er, not against each other, in this licly thanked "the many persons 1950 FORD V8 custom two door. ing rooms. Apply 4 (Jhapel St. SIX ROOMS, furnished, bus line, Manchester— Lakewood Cir­ full rear dormer. 1>4 baths, fire­ vital field." Body, paii.t and white tires, in rodiotion sickness in neorby Adeloide end Sydney. cronce of the individuol.'^ Suburban tor Sale 75 A NDOVER— BOLTON— SELUNG, Buying, Trading? L.M.- who took the time to send me OiBtribuft by garage, large yard, nil heat! cle Section—Excellent six room place, basement garage. T Shan­ M.L. (which means Live Modem Case said he thinks President Dial M l 3^5121 excellent condition. Radio, heater 12-2 C> ieS7 >y MffBtB A Ca.. tue. ATTRACnVFLY furnished and Adults. No pets. MI 9-7770. non, Builder, MI 3-7469, BU 9-1418. card* and letters and telephone m% cheerful rooms. Complete light ranch, breezeway and garage, BOLTON--Coventry line. New six COVENTRY And Vicinity —Multiple List)—all your real es­ Elsenhower ought to appoint a offering their congratulations.” and other extras. Asking $900. Can recreation room, a fine ad­ housekeeping facilities available. room Cape. Four finished down, tate the modem way. The Ells­ commission of experts to explore Last Wednesday, the Supreme be seen any time. 132 School St. NEWI.Y REDECORATED, four dress for a doctor or executive. ALL THIS FOR $20,900. Manches­ 1053 ranch, five rooms, full baae- the present military setup and rec­ Business Services Offered 13 Millinery Dressmaking 19 Single, double. Children accepted room apartment, heat, hot water ter— New five room ranch. Large ceramic tile bath, walkout base­ worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, Court of Eiror9 handed down a 1950 DODGE pick-up truck, for a Situations Wanted— Building Materials 47 Household Goods 51 - limited Parking. Central. Rea- Substantial cash needed. Shown ment, large lot. $13,700. R. F. « 2 « )0 comer lot. Asking MI 3-6930. ommend changes which will cen­ Lost and Found furnished. Close to churches, by appointment only. lot. Amesite drive, extra large decision continuing him as Town quick sale full price $295. Can be M & M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ DRESSMAKING, alterations, spe­ Female 38 -sonable price! Come see! Mrs. school and bus line. Phone Ml kitchen, 1’ 4 tiled baths, stall show­ Dlmock S Co., Realtors. Ml tralise authority over missile and Court judge until his term ssplrea THE ''WINNER’' AND LIS’nNGB WANTED—Single, two- satellite development. LOST—NOTICE IS hereby given seen at 476 Hartford Rd. ice. Cleaning attics, cellars and cializing In children’s clothes. MI WINDOWS!! WINDOWS!! Dorsey, 14 Arch St. 9-8877 or MI 3-6506, er. three large bedrooms, pleasant 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818, Cute four rooms and bath, alum­ next year. The decision ruled out yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes 9-9140. ■ CHAMPION ” OF ALL Manchester—Vacant, 40 Stone Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. or Rob­ family, three-family, business Knowland sirid that Eisenhower that Pass Book No. 5165, issued MOTHERLY child WINDOWS!! living room with bookcases. Home inum storm lAindows, artesian well property. Have many cash buyers. the claim of Deputy Judge Julee by First National Bank o( Man­ removed. Contract service avail­ care in my NOT 1 YEAR-NOT 2 YEARS ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman pre­ ■nVO AND three room apartments St, one half house, second floor, completely Insulated. Oil base­ ert Murdock, MI 9-6972. garage. Only $6,900. apparently Is the only official who Auto Accessories— Tires 6 home. MI 9-1240. BUT 3 YEARS ferred. private entrance. Calf at Mortgages arranged Please call Karp to the disputed place on the chester has been lost, and appli­ able. Ml 9-9757. Moving— Trucking Windows at wholesale prices fiimishcd. Working couple. New six large rooms, new steam board heat, cast iron furnace, fin­ now has the fund transfer powers local court bench. TO PAY IF" YOU WISH 101 Chestnut St. Bolton Road. MI 3-6389. furnace, screened porch, large TALCOTTVILLE- Vernon, $21,900, Two, three room, year 'round George L. Graziadio, Realtor MI the senator Is proposing for the cation has been made to said bank NEW SNOW TIRES Storage We also handle a complete line of ished recreation room with extra New Conn, contemporary, ultra 0-5878, 109 Henry St. "It has been most heartwarming for payment and issuance of new GONDER’S T.V. Service, available 20 lumber. "SUPREME” "DELUXE" attic, Ir.ge lot. garage, $9,500 large fireplace In basement. Fin­ houses, all improvements, large missiles coordinator. any time, Antenna conversions. b a b y SITTING evenings. Man­ S ROOMS OF FURNITLIRE HEATED ROOM with kitehen privl- ' I for quick sale. modem ranch. 84 acre wooded to know that I and my staff merll book. Ixiwest Prices In Manchester AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local ished den or study in basement, comer lot. Only $2,000 down bal­ LIS'HNGS WANTED, single and "I do not believe we are going Philro factory supervised service. chester or Bolton. MI 3-4096. Nobody— But Nobody All 100% Guaranteed leges for married couple, to cars SIX ROOM apartment (or rent $75 ' lot. Washer dryer-relrlgerator- ance like rent. to get full coordination in the pro­ such generous support from the lo­ 7.50x14, $22.90 8.00x14, $24.90 Tcl. .MI 9-1488. and long distance moving, pack­ (or house. Call MI 9-7753. monthly. Call MI 3-5901, ' al.so laundry set up. Combination built-in oven-ktove are Included. two-family houses. Member of cal clUzenry,” he said. The judM FOUND—Mongrel, part German 8.70X15, $15,85 7.10x15, $17.85 Undersells National ONLY $433 j Bolton vicinity, 7>4 acres, Windows and doors, complete. gram unless the operating head of ing, storage. Call MI 3-5187, Hart­ four rooms, full cellar, small For appointment to see call the Extra large cape, six rooms fin­ MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ added that more than 100 persona Shepherd, male. Black and light All sizes, tj-pes proportionately low. ford CH 7-1423. Situations Wanted— Male 39 $28 Delivers—$16.18 Month Many more extras, too numerous tor, MI 9-1107, any time. It is clothed with sufficient author­ tan. Call Lea Fracchlo, Dog War CHUCK S RADIO and T.V. Service. — YOU GET — FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, j ham. 470 (t.“ frontage, $8,000 R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI ished. fireplace, many extras in­ have personally offered their eoi» Small appliances repaired. 151 NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. FURNISHED ROOM, near Main four rooms, one floor. Phone MI to mention. Must be seen to be ap­ ity. The only way we can get that den, MI 3-8394. COLE Mo t o r s , MAN 23, married, varied , exper­ 16-PlECE BEDROOM for quick sale. 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. Ml 9-6818, cluded in sale. Attached garage, gratulaUons since the high couil North Main St. MI 3-6517, resi­ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. 381 State St. ■ North Haven, Conn, St. MI 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. 3-7045. preciated. Call Owner-Builder to Barbara woods is to. have the necessary authority ience, permanent work. MI 3-4375 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM see. MI 3-6321. Ml 9-7702 nicely located on town road Legal Notice to transfer funds from one missile ruling was announced. 436 O nter St. dence Ml 3-6960. ■ Light trucking and package deliv­ Tcl. CHcstnut 8-2147 Robert Murdock, Ml 9-5972. $15.25(». FOUND—Mongrel puppy, brown, ery. Refrigerators, washers and after 6. 12-PIECE KITCHEN I.ARGE HEATED furnished room, Coventry—Main highway, 3 development project to another," He made his statement at tha male. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog WATER PUMPS and Systems com­ stove moving specialty. Folding — Plus — 247 North Main St. Inquire Mrs. TENEMENT in four family house j bedroom ranch home, Youngs­ MANCHESTER — $14,500 Cape, A’T A. COURT O F PROBATE hnM*n Knowland said. beginning of this morning*! Town Warden MI 3-8594. BOLTON—(Joventry line. New five Over 100 other country estates, at Coventry. Conn., within and for the Court session. Trailers 6-A pletely installed and repaired. chairs (or rent. MI 9-0752 Diamonds— Watches— ELECTTRIC REFRIGERATOR Iri.sh after 5. on Bissell St. MI 3-6893. ' town kitchen, hot water heat, four down, two unfinished up. Nice room ranch, ceramic tile bath, Diatrln of Coventry on the 29th day of How much additional money may Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 TV Se t a n d c o m b , r a n g e condition. Near schools, transpor­ colonials, ranches and cottages. November. A.D. 1987. Also water softeners and filters. storms, large lot. trees. $11,500. knotty pine kitchen, waik-out See us before you buy. be needed will depend on the facts MOBILE HOMES—Furniture tak­ C. A. Reynolds Ml 9-5327. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Jewelry 48 F ree storage until wanted. Free PLEASANT, rlean room for two TWO ROOM apartment, furnished. tation and shopping center. Call Prenent Kimore Turklnston. Eaq., Permnais en as down payment on mobile FOR SALE—AKC Boxer puppies, basement. Large lot. Reduced to Juflfe. as they are developed, Knowland ing Co. MI 3-6,563. Owned and op­ champion stock, eight weeks old. delivery. Free set-up by our own I gentlemen at Center. Parking, Ail utilities except gas. Centrally the R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtors. $14,900. R F. Dlmock Co., Real­ Down payments as low as 10%. On motion of Mrn. Sophir O. Pockiv said, but he expressed hope the Shutterbugs Plan homes. Excellent lots available at LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ reliable men. Numerous other listings. WANTED—Ride to Hamilton Stand­ RAY ANN T.V. Clinic service call erated by Walter B. Perrelt, Jr., Reasonable. TR 5-4413. i bath and shower. 29 Hazel. MI located. Rent $60. Call MI 3-4524 MI 9-5245 or Joseph Ashford, MI tors, Ml 9-6245, Joseph Ashford. BKl. Adminl9trAtr1x, Coventry. Conn, on added money can be supplied with­ Mansfield. Jensen's, Inc. (always pairs, adjusts watches expertly. 9-7083, thf' of Winiam J. pf^knukl. iate ard, firat ahift. In idclnlty of $2.50. 24 hour service. Bonded agent (or Burnham's Van Service. Phone for appointment 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI WELLES AGENCY out either higher taxes or deficit reliable) 64 Park Road West work. Work also done on radio's, Service to 48 states. Reasonable prices. Open daily. Hartford CH 7-0358 i ------— I Robert Murdock, MI 9-5972. of Covrntry, Conn., within ■aid district, To Film Program Broad St. MI 9-5934. MANC7HESTER Pet Center for aH Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce HOWARD R. HASTINGS, 9-7702, Or Robert Murdock, Ml Main Street, Coventry . dor sailed. financing. He added: Hartford. AD 3-6214 or GA 9-4479. car radios and hi-fi's. MI 3-2958 After 7 p.m. CH 6-4690 ROOM FOR rent near Center, heat Business Locations ThI* Court doth drerrs that six your pets and pet supplies. Use Street. MI 9-4387. 9-5072. , PI 2-7356. PI 2-7932, PI 2-8715 "I don’t think the mere shovel­ Monday through Saturday, 9 to 5. or 5p 3-8877. our Christmas lay-away plan now. See It Day Or Night and hot water. Gentleman pre­ for Rpnt Realtor SEVEN ROOM single, four bed­ months be allowed and llmitf^d for the The Manchester ShutUrbuga Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Painting— Papering 21 ferred .35 Fo.ster St. Ml 3-8647. 64 rooms, I'-i baths, moiiem cabinet creditors of said estatn to exhibit their ing in of additional funds is going Camera (Jlub is pi»""ing a allda Automot>nes for Sale 4 Let Us handle your gift problems. If you have no means of transpor­ cisims against the same to the Admin­ evenings. HILLS' TELEVISkSn Service. tation, I'll send my auto (or you. ENTIRE BUIU5ING about 6,500 MI 0-1107 an.v time kitchen, large landscaped yard to rolve this problem.” program to acquaint other town’s PAINTING AND paperhanging. Open Monday through Saturday Fuel and Feed 49-A VERY PLEASANT room for gen­ istratrix. and directs that public notice NEED A CAR? Short on a down Available at all times. Philco fac­ 9-6, Thursday and Friday nights No obligation. square feet. Suitable for stores, with shade trees, Manchester Rockville be given of this order bv advertising In Dr. Simon Ramo, the top Air with Manebeater's work with ELCAR ••45" TWO BEDROOM, Good clean workmanshhlp at rea­ tleman. at 272 Main St., parking. Green Area. Call MI 9-1205 after 3 a newspaper having a circulation In Force missiles scientist, said yes­ payment or had your credit turned tory supervised service. Tel. MI till 9. 995 Main St. Ml 9-4273. SEASONED hardwood for fire­ A— L —B—E—R—T—’S office, insurance company! hall! handicapped children. down? Don't give up! For a good excellent condition. Under $300 9-9698. sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ Ml ,3-4071. p.m. or weekends. said district, and bv posting a copv terday a 10 to 25 per cent expan­ down. Low payment schedule. places, furnaces and stoves. Gigllo 43-45 ALLYN ST,. HARTFORD etc. Occupancy 3-6 months. Iii MANCHESTER — New six room thereof on the public sign post In sattf Club members have been f fktq deal—not thru a email loan com­ chester. Raymond Fiske. MI AKC REGISTERED puppies. Cock­ Town of Coventry, nearest the place sion of the present missile program Many others on the same plan. 9-9237. Brothers, MI 3-5301. OPEN EVERY NIGHT PLEASANT, large, heated room. renter of town. One car garage for ranch home in Rockledge sec­ to help film the swimming program pany — see “ Harry" at 333 Main WE RENT most everything in the ers. Collie.s, very reasonable. rent at the Center. Call MI 9-5228 tion. 114 baths, ceramic tile MANCHESTER City Voters Set ior Election; where (he deceased last dwelt. is needed, but he said work to date Jensen's. Inc. (always reliable), tool and equipment line. A-P TILL 9 P.M. Gentleman preferred. On bus line, Certified from Record held for tha handicapped children S t (Formerly Douglas Motors). Washburn Kennels, "Rockville TR SEASONED hardwood for fire­ or 5H 3-7444. kitchen counters. Attached ga­ has not been held up by lack of on Saturday afternoons. The slid* 64 Park Road, West Hartford. AD Equipment, 94.5 Center St., Ml EXTERIOR and interior painting. 6-2894 free parking. Cal] MI 3-.5002. Cozy—Four room expandable F.I.MORE TURKIN6t ON, Judge. Ceilings reflnished. Papernariging. places. furnaces, etc. Free deliv­ TWO USED electric stoves, will rage, amesite drive, fully land­ money, top scientists or help from program Is to cover the completa BEIFCIRE YOU BUY a used car 3-6214 or GA 9-4479. Monday 9-2052 any time. sell reasonable. Rockrille TR STORE ROR RENT, 6 Pearl St. scaped lot. $21,000. Call R, F. Cape with large glassed In porch, Campaign Claims Reach End industry. through Saturday, 9 to 5. Monday, Wallpaper books. Estimates given. ery. Edward Yeomans. PI 2-8002. ' NEWLY DECORATED room, nice- aluminum siding, fireplace, oil heat recreational swim, showing tha y e Gorman Motor Sales. Buick BEAUTIFUL Baby parakeets. 5-3128. I ly furnished, well heated.-For. a Reasonable rent. Heat included. Dimock Co.. Realtors. Ml 9-5245, Ramo said in a radlo-TV in­ ~Bilea and ' Service, 285 Mi DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ Fully-covered by Insurance. Call Choice American and English Apply Princess Restaurant. and other extras. Ideal convenienr week.- *1116 cases continued from children participating to the dif­ pany, doors and windows, custom Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. gentleman. Private residence. 316 Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Bar­ location. Owner selling because Rockville, Dec. 2 (Special) —<^treasurer, Joseph P. McManus, R., the previous week totaled 183. terview (NBC-Meet the Press) ferent phases ot the proigram. Street MI 9-45tl. Open evenings. show stock. 90 days health guar- i a p p l e w o o d for sale, fireplace GLENWOOD combination gas and bara Woods, Ml 9-7702, or Robert work, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1583 Spruce St. FOR OFFIC!E or comm«ft-cial use, of family ties. For further parti­ City voters go to the polls tomor­ William F. Luddecke. D.; aider- Apartments Purchased that this country and Russia are The club also announces that It Auto Driving School 7 A ALL PAINTING and paperhanging antee. Also breeding stock, cages' length. $10 a load. Call PI 2-6406. oil stove $-30. Victorian love seat, Murdock, Ml 9-5972. in a "nip and tuck” race to develop 1950 BUICK Special sedanette. after 6 p.m. and supplie.s. Raymar Aviaries. chairs and Empire chest MI three rooms, ground floor. Main culars call. row to fill 14 offices. men, Ward ], John J. Rady, R„ An Orchard St. apartment build­ change Its meeting dates from Good condition. Heat^, radio, guaranteed. Excellent workman­ Street near Center, Phone Ml Harry F. Ertel, D.: Ward 2, Gor­ ing has been purchased by The ballistic missiles. He said secrecy the firat and third Wednesday ot LARSON'S DRIVING School. Rt. 44-A, Bolton, MI 9-5618 i SEASONED hardwood for plre- 9-9416 Boarders Wanted 59-A SPECIAL—$9800. Four room ranch Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to standard transmission. No down ship. Call JA 5-5792 for free esti­ place, cut and split to order. Call 9-5229 or Ml 3-7444. don Denson, R„ Mrs. Catherine Vernon Co., of which Malcolm W. on both sides makes it impossible each month "to tha first and third Manchester's onfy trained and LOTS CIjEARED of trees and mate. full basement. Nicely landscaped Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4543 7 p.m. with voting machines in to tell which Is ahead in specific pairment, $3 WMklv. COle Motors, MI 3-7083. Leonard L, Giglio. lot. This home Is in perfect condi­ Moran, D.; Ward 3, John J. Yas- Barlow is president, according to Tuesday o f each month. 486 Center. MI 9-0960. certified instructor. For your safe­ brush. MT 3-7644 after 6 p.m. PURE BRED Doberman, six GENERAL ELECTRIC automatic OFFICE formerly oc-cupied bv hi- four wards as follows: First. Town a deed filed in the Town (Jlerk's phases. A Christmas party for members ty we are trained to teach proper­ CEILINGS whitened, interior paint­ ROOM AND BOARD, gentleman, tion inside and out. R, F. Dlmock or Mr. Knofla, MI 9-5938 kulka, R , Frederick Berger, D.: months old. Sacrifice. MI 3-1911. Ironer. Tel. MI 9-2708. surance man now available Rent Hall: Second. St. John's Church; office. 'The initial capability is not so will be held at the Dec. 17 meeting ly. Ml 9-6075. ing. Evenings and Saturdays. MI Tel. MI 3-7875 & Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Third. Fitton Fire House; and Ward 4, Willian Pliska, R.. Wil­ Garden— Farm— Dairy rca-sonabie, 983 .Main. .MI 3 7614 MANCHESTER—Green Area. Six liam E. Weber, D.; aldermen at The building v/as purchased Important as the trend,” he said, at tha ■Vrw. 1161 TWO DOOR Chevrolet, Good Household Services 9-5423. MI 3.6419. Ashford, .Ml 0-6818, Barbara Fourth, Polish-Anierican Club. MORTLCXIK'S—Manchester's lead­ Articles for Sale 45 Products 50 Woods. -MI 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ room Cape, basement garage Ex­ large. Republicans, John Gill, Rich­ from Watson Investment Co, for condition. MI 9-0412. Offered 1.3-A Musical Instruments 53 Apartments— Flats— dock, .Ml 9-5972. cellent condition. Call the R. P. Edwin J. Heck. Democrat $29,000, according to tax stamps ing Driving School offers the most candidate for Mayor, fired the ard Hiller, Rudolph Schmidt ant) Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- AND eating apples. 75c Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245 Karl Hewitt; Democrats, Francis on the deed. 1955 CHEVROLET 2-ton truck, in driver education. Thousands of FI-AT FINISH Holland window SAVE 15% on Conn electronic Tenements 63 Hou."4es for Rent final campaign shot at incumbent satisfied students. 200.000 mile.s able and standard tvpwriters. ■ ^ quart basket. Louis M. Botti, ______6i) MANCHESTER - Price reduced to or Joseph Ashford MI 9-6818 Bar­ C. Barbero, Melvin Cantor, Rich­ Hospital Notes model 6400,-164 inch wheelbase. shades, made to measure. All organs and band Inslrumenls. bara Woods, MI 9-7702. Robert Mayor Herman G. Olson on the 6.25x30 tires. Custom built van accident free Instructions. MI metal Venetian blinds at a new CASH—Available for 2nd mortgage All makes and adding machines Bush Hill R<1. SIX ROOM duplex to rent. 'Adults $13,800. E.xcel]ent four room bun­ ard G. Bundy, and Nicholas Paw- Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Loret­ loans. $5,000 up. Consolidate all Ward Krause. MI 3-5336. A'lTRAl ' 1IVE ■ Four room winter­ galow, Fine residential area, 119 Murdock. Ml 9-5972 city's proposed traffic survey. type body. Two-speed rear axle. 9-7398. low price. Keys made while you sold or rented'.rented. Repairs on all I gTARKS APpT es 90c McIntosh ( and older rhildreni only. Writs ized cottage, completely furnished, luk. ta Anderson, Rockville Hotel: Mrs. debts into one monthly payment. makes. Marlow's. Box G. Herald. Benton St. Has new Delco heal­ Last weelt. Heck said if he is Booster brakes, signal lights, and wait. Marlow's. SELECT YOUR orjfan or piano oil heat. December 15 to June 15. Also, city assessors, F. Leroy Eleanor Murphy, 11 Reed St. MAK(JHESTER Driving Academy For each $1,000 borrowed your cold storage No. 1 $1.25 half ing a.vstem, new aluminum storm OVERSIZED Cape Cod offers elected he will ask the police com- Other extras. This truck looV and bushel, Tel. .MI 3-8116. I>ouis now for Christmas. Wide choice of $90, Bolton Ixike. AD 2-20:s, space of a garrison colonial with­ Elliott, R„ Gerald Allen, D.; city Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Anna guarantees results. Expert instruc- ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholster­ cost only $2.29 per week. "Call ■ MQDERNLY DESIGNED for eL windows, enclosed porch and ga­ mi.ssion to undertake a traffic Mulka, Wlndsorvllle; Mrs. Pansy runs like new. New spare tire KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, Bunce, 529 West Center Street. famous Wiirlitzer. Kimball and out the higher cost, three bed­ survey. In reply a few days later sheriff. William Dumas, R„ Her­ PARK ^ fortlesa living. Beautiful new ex- rage, two bedrooms, living room, never uMd. 20.000 guaranteed orig­ Uon, dual controlled car Call PI ing, custom made cornices, Francis J. Wrona, 214 South St AVAII-ABI.E Dec. 15. Tlircc bed­ Willis. RFD 2; Mrs. Stella Gorsky, Rockville, TR 5-5167. Evenings TR 358 Main St. Tcl. MI 3-4327. Thomas organs and Kimball I cellent location in Rockville, twen­ kitchen and tile bath. Immediate rooms. two baths, mellow and Olson stated that such a survey bert R. Wordstedt, D, inal miles, fully guaranteed, (air­ 2-7249. Day or evening appoint­ drapes and slip covers, $79 50 and spinet pianos. Terms, trades, les­ room ranch, six miles from Mnn- friendly honey pine dining room, RFD 2: Mrs. Gertrude Shanahan, ments. up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. 5-4841. ty minutes from Hartford via cliester. Electric stove and refrig­ oi cupancy. Phone -MI 3-6273. Brae- was Included in the work to be Drivers Arrested Meadowbrook Rd., Ellington: ly priced. Barlow Motor Sales, LOAM, TOP quality. Dark, rich, RYE STRAW for sale. MI 9-1406. sons. Pianos from $295, organs Burn Realtv. fireplace set in paneled wall. All Holmes, Ml 3-7063. Parkway. All appliances, Indivl- erator. $125 month. Write Box Kj done by planning consultant May­ Two drivers were arrested by James Lee, Bradley Dr. Windsor Ave., Rockville. Phone no stones. Columbia Construction ! from $695. Tempo Piano and . dual heat control and antenna, points to gracious, comfortable nard O. Saunders. Rockville police over the weekend FREE Herald. Admitted yesterday: Bruno TR 5-3588, Opm til] 9 evenings. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 FURNITURE repairing and sefin- Business Opportunities 32 Co. Tel. Coventry PI 2-6277 o r ' Organ Co.. 386 Main St. "Man­ laundromat. Ample amesite park­ TWO-FAMTLY 5*5, choice location living. (Jlifford Hansen, Realtor, The Democrats, however, claim following minor accidents. GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes—de- MI 3-1303, Rothe, RFD 1; Mrs, Mary Saucier, ishing: antiques restored. Furni­ Willimantic. AC 8-3283, | chester's largest display of fam­ ing for two cars, each availabls NEWLY REDECORATED IhT^ near nospital Individual oil heat. the traffic survey is not included in William Langley, 49. New Brit­ V PURNELL > 1958 NASH RAMBLER, custom sta­ PACKAGE STORE, randy store "llvered to your dOor Just a few ous keyboard instnimenis." Rice Rd., Broad Brook; Adam REPAIRS ON all makes of bikes, ture Repair Service, Talcottville. left. Call Hathaway, MI 9-6438, Nov. 15 and Dec. 1, Three rooms room apartment in Vernon, Conn. Excellent condition. Two car ga­ Saunders' job. They quote a letter ain, is charged with. operating tion wagon, excellent condition. painted and reconditioned, also with four room apartment above, USED LUMBER. a.3sorted sizes, in- ■ rage, amesite drive Ijirge lot, MANCHESTER—$9,600, four rooms Mondaejeskl, Rockville Hotel; Lu Call owner MI 9-6553. Ml 3-7449. and bath. Adults $100 monthly Modem conveniences, central lo- from him as follows: "In my rec­ motor vehicle under the influence p a r k i n g bikes taken in trade. Used bikes and six room single house. Both side and outside doors, windows, I Phone MI 9-4824, TR 5-5775. $18,900 R F Dimock & (Jo.. Real­ ('s of a two unit ranch). Built 1948, Ann Miller, RFD 2, kitchen sink, bath room sets, 80 SPINET PIANO, like new. will sac­ cation. Adults oniv. Tel. MI 9-2837. ' ommendations I would propose of liquor. He was arrested Satur­ bought and sold. Full line of new WEAVING of bums, moth holes businesses are well established. Fertilizers 50-A tors. .MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, immaculate condition. 4% mort! Birth yesterday: A daughter to Ideal family venture. Tel. MI gallon hot water heater and many rifice (or cash. Box S. Herald. that the city" undertake a detailed day night after backing his car Mr. and Mrs. Richard Magdefrau, 1951 KAISER busineaa coupe. American and English bicycles to and torn clothing, hosiery runs, MI 9-6818. Barbara Woods, MI gage available, $56 per month, study by a competent traffic 3-7060 for appointment to see. other building matcfials. Open 9-7702, Or Robert Murdock. MI over an embankment and Into a Glenwood Rd., Ellington. Radio and heater. Call MI 8-4938. choose from. Big discount on all handbags repaired. zipper re­ GOOD CIKAN cow manure. De­ ORGAN SALE—Now to Dec. 25. Suburban For Rent 66 carries Interest, amortization, fire engineering firm which should in­ new bicycles for Xma.s. Manches­ daily 12 noon to 5 p.m. Saturday I 9-5072. insurance and taxes. Full base­ swamp, according to police. Patrol­ Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Mar­ placement. umbrellas repaired, livered, Excellent now (or lawns, Kinsman electronic organ, regu­ NOTICE clude traffic surveys, both volume ''^956 EDSEL—Only $86 down. Road- ter Cycle Shop. 166 West Midd'e men's shirt collars reversed and 9 till 5 Yard at Stock Place, ' shrubs, etc. MI 3-7804. Ml 9-8731. ROCKVILLE—Three room, new j ment. amesite drive. R. F men Robert Thomoson and Stephen lene Holt and son, Maple St., El­ Help Wanted— Female 35 off North Main St., or call .MI lar $820, special $(t6.5 plus bench. At s meeting held by the Town BOLTON -Five room ranch, on 84 and origin, and destinatiohN Plescik investigated. 'check the big one and get a little Turnpike. MI 9-2098. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ apartment, electric range, refrig­ Dimock Co,. Realtors, MI 9-5245 counts." lington. 9-2392. Dubaldo Music Center. MI 9-6205. Planning rommi.saion of -Manches- erator, disposal, no pets. $75 a I acre lot. Basement garage! fire­ or Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818 Bar­ \ Robert A. Narkon, 21, of 12 «W free. (Differ limited to adults ing Shop. DENTAI, ASSISTANT, experience Heck added, "This is another ex- Admitted today; Ronald Oik, 145 only). The one that's really new 1953 HARLEY-DAVIDSON,* Two Household Goods 51 tei. Connerttciit, Noi'emher 25, month. TR 5-2505 Or TR 5-5050. i place, baseboard radiation, hot bara Woods. MI 9.7702, Robert I T . r ” ...... »MULm-r cx- Village St., is charged with evading Orchard St, tone paint, new tires. 74 OHV. MI preferred but not necessary, good 60 YARDS Mohawk wool broadloom 1957, following s piiblir hearing water heat, ceramic tile bath, Miirdock MI 9-5972 ” ample of the mayors tendency to resppnslbilit.v. He was arrested by 1956 BUICK 4-DOOR HARDTOP the Icweet iriced too. PiU- opportunity (or right girl. Write with pad. IJke new. color beige. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 make hast.v and ill-conceived gerald .lEdael 9-7216 after 4. Buildins— Contracting 14 I held November 20. 1957. It was COVENTRY—Four rooms com -■ Youngstown kitchen. Complete Patrblnian Robert Kjellquist after Advertisement— , Ta'alcottviUe. Box X, Herald. Easy ironer. cabinet type, Easy glas.s, china, and used furniiu-e pictely furnished including wash- j statements without fully investi­ — j voted to make ths following zone with modern style furniture, stove, he allWdly knocked over a fire GENERAL remodeling and repair­ washer. Ml 9-6242. bought and sold. Furniture Repair CHESTER FURRIERS - Furs re- MANTHFSTER gating the facts, and leaves open Vote for the IDEAL candidate pits one owner Super Hardtop is equipped with po«rer staer- 1965 FORD V8 nine passenger I change and amendment to the cr and dryer $100 per month. 1 refrigerator. Ready to move in. hydranUnear 103 Union St. and for city clerk. "Eddie" Buchanan Business Services Offered 13 ing, Specializing in building of HAIRDRESSER — Experienced. Service. MI 3-7449. modeled, repaired. Capes and Welles Agenev. Coventry. PI i to que.stlon whether his grasp of Ing, power brakes, four-way power eeat, de lux* raiHo with Country Sedan station wagon with zoning regulations: Seen by appointment only. Call Woodbridge Street Seven room drove honie without stopping, has 34 years' experience as an ac­ rear speaker, Buick’s famous variable pitch dynaflow d rt» garages and shell houses of all Five day week, salaried, excellent stoles made, $19.95, Call Ml 9-7218 2 7356 or PI 2-7932. I Mrs. Zuckcrnian, ,MI 9-6285. municipal government op"ralions radio, heater, white top with blue CLEAN AND paint those gutters working conditions, opportunity ONE PAIR, size 11. lady’s white ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Custom for free estimate, at your home. Cape wiUi two baths, ideal setting. Both meiv^posted $200 bonds for countant. His services would be a directional UghU, back-up lights, premium whitewall Urea, body, inside in mint condition. types. MI 3-0731. I To change to Business Zone IT, Four bedrooms if wanted. Numcr. la as profound as he would like the now. Avoid costly repairs later. for advancement. Call .MI 3-4362 shoe skates, reasonable. MI 9-2864 ! made cornices and drapes. Slip i I an area now in Residence Zone.* ROCKVn-LE—Three room apart- PORTER STREET Section— Five public to believe.” appearance in. City Court Dec. 9. most valued asset to the City of tinted glass, fully undercoated bequUfUl blue and whit* flnliS Full prtce, $1386, only $86 down. Ml 3-1383. MI 3-6761. ! covers, $59.50 and up. Choice of BOY'S FUR collared jacket and ous extras and the price is RIGHT. Rockville. Pull the second lever with matching interior,. D)dven only 18,000 miles. Just tixdad BIDWEIX Home Improvement Co. AA and Rural and Indirstrial. de- ment. street floor, $45 per month. year old six room Colonial, large .\t(a<'ks Bee Fnigraiii Burpee l ^ p e r Meeting Low bank terms. Fitz^rald Edsel, Alterations, additions, garages. ' fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, overcoat, never worn. 18 I-adies' Available Dec. 1. Call TR 5-5126. i llylng room, fireplace, metal Members of B ^pee Women’s Re­ and pull Eddie In. Vote Republican. on a new Lincoln. Has had axceptionally fine care C«!l 9 A C Talcottville. Open evenings till s! CJLERI’C-TYPIST for general office ATTENTION: Coin collcctor.s. liave dresses, 18'i-224. MI 9-3328, scrihed as follows: Northerly: By W)iilney Road Six room Cape The recreational program under Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ ! JA 2-7780. Tolland T5irnpike. 900', more or kitchen cabinets, attached garage, I with garage. Make vour offer and lief Corps are retiq^ifided to bring and really show* it. Price MORTEa«8Ea< TV. Specialized RCA work, opportunity (or advance-, 1931 D penny. Phone -MI 9-4052. ANDOVER I-AKE-Winterized cot­ GOP leadei-shlp is also attacked 1981 V8 FORD Victoria hardtop. et terms. JU 9-6495 or TR le.ss: So. Easlrrly: Bv land N /F large porch, hot water heat oil, move in. Very attra'ctlye home Christmas gifts (oi\the Mansfield Vernon and Talcottville news television aenrice. Ml 9-4641 5-9109. mem. Alexander Jarvis Co.. 5 j SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall tage. For information .Jihone PI by Heck iji today's statement. The Items are handled through The SoliiTblack with all leather inside. Dover Rd. Williams. 992', more or less- tile bath and first floor lavatory, training school to the^upper meet­ tiles 4c a tile. Kentlle. from 7c • Read Herald Advn. 2-7297. aluminum storm windows and! Lindman Street Six room older Democratic candidate claims that Herald’s Roelnllle Bureau, 7 W. Just like new, radio, heater, white FLOOR SANDING and relinlahlng. ALL TYPES of carpentry work LIFE MAGAZINES -—Is.siics from each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, | Southerly: By land N F Williams his party's administ.-i tion inaugu­ ing Wednesday at 6 p ^ . at GAR 3vall tires. Only $195 down, , low Specializing In old floors. Ml 1937 to 1957, Telephone CH 2-2458. and the Town of Manchester, in ROCKVILLE—New modern three screens.- Near bus and schools, i horn* completely renovated. Ap- Hall. Main SL, telephone TRemont MORIARTY BROS. SfiSS done, alterations, dormers, roof­ at the Green. I reat_ bargain, A-1 condition. Price | proxlmately two acres of land. rated man.v of the recreation pro- 5-318$. bank terms. Fitzgerald Edsel, Tal- 9-5750 ing. porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. HAND SEWER wanted. Anplv Ka- part ))V each. 256'. more or less- room apartment, excellent loca­ g r ^ s while the present GOP ad- Senior League Opens eottvUIe. c klar Toy Co.. 60 Hilliard St! : CHILDS SPINET piano, 48 keys. FRANK'S IS buying and selling I Westerly: By land of Town of tion, fine modern (acililies, imme­ $22,500. Bowers School — Six Vacant, let's hear your offer. Has The Senior Basketball League 3'- octave, 30'.. Inches long 12’ j rooms, English Colonial, older to be sold. nVhistration has discontinued some RANGE BURNERS and pot bum-1 GENERAL CARPENTRY kitchen gotid u.sed furniture and antiques | SEPTIC TANKS Manche.sler. 512'. more or Ies.s: and diate occupancy, rent $100 per popular activities. «ill open its season today atLqng- erg cleaned arid serviced, also new WOMAN WANTED for timekeep-, inches deep. 26 inches high Prieed again Soulherlv: By land of Town home, garage, fireplace, quick oc­ and bathrooms remodeled, attic at 420 Lake St. Cali anytime, 9 AND month. Contact Mr. L. C. Dim- Programs Heck claims were vlew School, Ellington. M ay!p r burners. Terms, cash. Ml 9-0147. and basement rooms finished, ga­ ing and light factory work. Days , when, new $37.05. will sell for half; a.m.-8 p m Ml 9-6580 of Manchester, lOO' more or less; mock, MI 9-9823. * cupancy, $15,000. George L. BOLTON Herman G. Olson and Aldermro About Town Junior Twosome 8 a m. to 4:30 p.m. Apply Kaklar price. 1 year old. Apartment size ' and again Westerly: By other land Graziadio. Realtor, Ml 9-5878. started by Democrats are; Little rages and porches Robert M. PLUGCED SEWERS League baseball, Midget League John Gill, chairman of the Recrea^ Alexander. MI 9-7716. Toy Co., 60 Hilliard SI. gas stove, white enamel, blar k I..ARGE SERVEL gas refrigerator. of Town of Manchester, 150', more MANSFIELD. Route 44-A — Six Hebron Rond in Bolton Center — tlon Board, will lake part in ow n ­ Orford Pariah Chapter, DAR, top, $10. One full size electric I freezer compartment, very BUILDERS special—built for him­ Oversized six room colonial with basketball, also Junior league, out­ good I or less. room Cape Cod. oil heat, garage, self. New living room with built-in ing ceremonies. The League 1s di­ meet Thursday evening, at 8 A Versatiie De$ign! WORK AT HOME part time or full range with oven and storage com­ condition. 145 Center St. Maphine Claaned $100 monthly. Call GA 9-4479. breezeway and two-car garage. 1*^ door and girls basketball, tennis bookshelves, finished recreation rected by Carleton Milanese. ■«Mk at the home of Mrs. Bnice STATION WAOON Aluminum Storms and time, .year 'round. Light, easy partment. $15. MI 9-3200. Septic Tanks. Dry Well*. Sewer Add to ARTICLE III, AREA baths. Many extras. Soqri to be tournaments and clinics, Easter H. Beale. Talcottville. The pro- FORD HARDTOP work. No experience needed. Age 19.56 WHIRLPOOL Imperial elec­ l.lnea Installed—Cellar Water­ ROCKVILLE—New 3>-J room apart- room with fireplace and paneled vacant. The ideal home (Or a grow­ egg hunt, hor.seshoe and bowling The first game will start at 8 Screens 14-A AND HEIGHT REGULATION.S. p.m. with Barlow Motors matched gramx will be "Puppeteers." by no barrier. "Make up to $3.50 an FAIRBANK.‘--Morse water systems, tric clothes dryer. Excellent con­ proofing Donsk ments. Latest convenicnc'-s, rotor den. Huge kltcl.en, dining area. ing family. tournaments, outdoor dances, mov­ I968 Dodge 4-Door Slera, Oy- loss 8-Door Victoria, tadi*, hour. Write at once to: Lynn Pub­ shallow or deep well, sump, or do dition. $125. Phone MI 9-9326, The height provisions of antenna, tile .bath, individual heat Twice as many cabinets as Usual. with the Elks. The second game Vernon Church Women. Hostesses ramatle drive, radio, heater, (X)MPLETE LINE of aluminum ies, fl.v-tylng, and the adult flsh- will be Mrs, .Thomas Dawkins, heater, dlreetleual Dghta. lishers. Lynn 91, Mass. watering pumps. Water softeners, these regulations shall not control. Modern kitchen, range, re­ Two ceramic tile baths. For fur­ Hebron Road, Voljii Road and mg derby and ballroom dancing. will be between Frenchv's Restau­ windows, doors, awnings. Jal­ rant and Webster’s Real Estate. Miss Glad>»s Keith and Mrs. Reuben direcUonal lights, many ether standard ehitt, V-S rsiglao. ousies For free estimate call us purifiers. Water heaters Installa­ M cK in n e y BROS. ®PPl.V to the erection of frigerator. Laundromat in base­ ther Information or appointment Hendce Road in ^ d o v e r New sl.x Heck also claims his party laid MAIDS FOR New York: to $240 STUpiO COUCH, good condit.on, to see call the R. F. Dimock & McCann. \ extra*. 40,000 original miles. complete leather- Inteilor, oua any time. Home Specialties Co. tion and service. Canitol Equip­ churches, hospital.s, bel­ ment. Convenient location. Heat room ranches reMy for occupancy. the foundation for roller skating Elks Memorial Serrloe osHMr, low nsOeage, Jet Mack MI 3-2856, monthly. A-1 live-in Jobs. Free ment Co., 38 Main, MI 3-7958. $20. MI 9-9831 after 4 p.m. Seweraqe Disposal Co. fries, flagstaffs, chim­ furnished. Adults. $95 monthly. Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245, Joseph Acre lots, combination windows, The Rockville Lodge of Elks Excellent eondltloa through­ Ashford. MI 9-6818, Barbara Heck claims thj GOP adminis­ finish. Looks liM perfoima room, board Fare advanced. ISO-IS2 Pearl S t — MI S-SSOg neys, flues, electric gen­ TR 5-2976, TR 5-3226. amesite, etc.one of the best held its annual memorial service St. Elizabeth Mother* a rcle will out. Act fast like new. Write Gem Agency, 35 Lincoln, TABLE SAW. 12" profile saw. Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ values in tlm area. Open dally. tration has dropped outdoor bas­ ALUXONUM WINDOWS, doors. CRIB, MATTRESS and high chair, erating plants, silos, water ketball, and dancing, as well as yesterday (or members who died meet at the homeNif Mrs. Marshall Jalousies, porches, swnings. Free Roslyn Heights, N. Y. 'n h.p. motor. Ail three $60, . Ml and gas storage tanks, ROCKVILLE- Three room apart- dock. Ml 9-5972. during the past year. Tyrell, 362 Woodlahd St., Wednes­ 3-5825. very reasonable. MI 9-5007. nient. heat and hot water. $60 per The hojncs on Hebron Road will fly-t.ving and the men's adult pro­ estimates Call N B. Chase Co , stand pipes, hulkheads, MANCHESTER—Six room Cape The Rev. Terence Murphy, as day at 8:16 p.m. Co-hqates* will be MI 9-0233, TR 5-1200. WOMAN FOR general hou.sework, month, newly redecorated, avail­ be opewBUnday from 2-5, gram, They also have curtailed $ 6 9 5 $ 8 9 5 FLORENCE Oil., burner with MAHOGANY DINING room set, stage towers or scenery $15,800. Six finished rooms. Com­ the ballroom dancing program, ac­ sistant pastor of Sacred Heart Mrs. (Jhester Kosak. Members are three mornings a week, 8-12. Vi­ • SEPTIC TANKS loft.s. able immediately. Gail TR 5-5126. reminded of the cooky tele.' - cinity of Pine St. and Hartford Rd. chrome pipes, in excellent condi­ gas stove, mahogany bedroom ' pleted game room. Detached ga­ cording to Heck. However, the Church, gave the principal ad­ set, chest of drawers, mirrors and ' Cleaned and Installed rage, tdeal location, near trans­ dress, w ith Exalted Ruler Charles Roofing— Siding 16 Tel. MI 9-2304. tion. Also 55 gallon drum and The above rone change, dnd ROCKVILLE — Four furnished T. J. CROCKKTT. Realtor I^mocratic candidate attributes stand. Reasonable. Call MI 9-8853. other articles, Tcl. MI 9-7017. I rooms, second floor. Tel. TR portation amd shopping center. R. MI 3-1577, res. MI 9-7751 or the softball and Slimnastics pro­ F. Murphy presiding. Member* of the North J^hodist MORIARTY BROS. MI 3-5135 FOR THE best In shingle and built -JOIN THE thousands of women • SEWERS amendment will become effectlva 6-5450. F. Dimotk & Co,. Realtors. Ml Those honored were Timothy P. Church WSCS ;who havf^ not December 4, 1957. Bill Rood at MI 9-6418 grams to the n op , up roofing, guttera, leaders, chim- i •■'elling Avon ' Cosmetics. I COLEMAN FLOOR furnace, cedar Machine Cleaned 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, (iOP Statement Holloran of Manchester; Richard turned in their Week of PrayeL^nd ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. I America's finest product. We will I clothes line pnlgs and posts in­ TOWN PLANNING Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 or Mayor Olson G. Matkop, of Broad Brook; Self-Denial offering envelopes are MI 3-7707. show -.-ou how to succeed. High I stalled, MI 9-1353. • INSTALLATION COMMIS.SION Wanted to Rent 68 Robert Murdock, MI 9-5972. THRKE BEDROOM RANCH reminded to bring them to tite 2r-T—------— L— “------! commissions. Call Ml 3-5195 meeting tonight or, if unable to be GIRL'S OR BOY'S 16" sidewalk bi­ SPECIALIST , u r g e n t l y need^. Couple with DRASTICALLY reduced $13,000, iatrauon conrtderrd ",;;,u;;cing"To; o"f"R oc^m RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and — — ---- ■ ------Martin E. Alvord, HOME lice Captain Peter J. Dowgewicz. ^ Rockville. present, to get ill touch with their built up roofs, gutter and con- SEWING MACHINE operators, cycle, practically new. $15. Cali three girls, age nine, three and large three bedroom ranch, fire­ Chairman Olson stated: "It continues to be Guild Plans Party circle leaders so that means of col­ ductor work, roof, chimney re-' ni,-rht shift. 5 p.m'. to 10 p.m. Apply MI 9-3236 after 5. Doj-ofhy C. Jacobson, six months, five or six rooms. MI place, tile bath, aluminum storms, Woodside Acres — Mirs. Ray Kagenow. MI 9-2214. Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard ^t. BEST T owr |Rd Country 9-6348. cellar, carport, 125' frontage, the position of the Republicans that The Women's Guild of St. Ber­ lecting them may be planned. Ray Jackson. MI 3-8325. I CHILD'S (7HROME high chair, con­ ^ Secretary sweeping views, must sell. Carlton Woodside Street our police force should be supple­ nard’s Church will hold a Christ­ FAMILY URGENTLY needed, tour to six mented and. Improved oy addition- mas party tomorrow following its 1955 MERf^TATION WAGON verts into table. Child's stroller, Drahage Go. Manchester, Conn. W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Featuring; Lot 100'x200'. Three The French Club of Manchester j ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ Help Wanted— Male 36 rea.sonable. 180 High St., Manches­ IDEA November 29, 1957 rooms unfurnished, reasonable. al leadership. The Democratic can- monthly meeting at 8 p.m. in St. has s?t the date of Dec. 11, for a Adult family. Write Box F, Her­ WEST SIDE—1956, three bedroom large bedrooms with lighted, oycr- didatc (or majn Barbara Wo«da, MI B-'iTQB worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, Madeline Smith, Realtor- MI 'City clerk, Eklwara L. Budhanan, ever, only 33 new clatmi were She will be stationed at Mather Air 88 OCBU today. ten quilts.)DRES8MAKINO and Ai^eratlma Pepin's Grocery,. Rout* 44-A, Bol­ NORTH HAVEN, CONN. lllfi 06Bt*r S t,—MI B-S74T or Robert Murdock, Bn B-8B7S. Robert Murdock, MI 9-W73. III8-$930. .) 9-1842. in Q104. ,E6ch Bdok 50c. dons. MI 9-2552. R-, E. Fenton Burke, D.; city filed compared to 38 the previous Force Base, Sacramento, (JallL ton. Tei. Chestnut 8-2147 T.C

4 > Vy • '/ *■ PAGS 8IXTEEW MONDAY, DECEMBER. 2. 19B7 llaurhrat^r lEu^ittitg iSrralli Average Daily Net Press Run FAt the Week Ended - I The Weather The regular meeting of the Sal­ Our Lady of Fatima Mothers Xbvdmber 80, 1957 Fareeaa* »f D. B. fVMttar B onaa vation Army Home League will be Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 (dfsinopnlitairH Guest Elks Honor Pead by Chetelat and Chase. Refreih- About Town held in the Citadel tomorrow p.m. at the home of Mrs. N. J. nienta were served hy the Man-1 Snow tealght, not aa raid. Itaw afternoon at 2 o'clock. Hostesses Chester Emblem Club after the! • 12,682 near SO. Wedneaday mow or raBi Liipacchino, 47 Hamlin St. Co- Al Sunday Service .sen-ices. ■/The '■ Rftgin* d'ltalia Society will be Mrs. Fannie Keibish. Mrs. hoatesaea will be Mrs. Jules Les- ■•Vf OLLIE'S Member of the Audit •adfaig by afternoon, Snovr aeenm- will hold tu annual Christmas par­ Etta Hope and Mrs. Dora Spatig. Tlie Memorial Committee In­ sard and Mrs. Daniel Puzlnaa. cluded George R. English, past . Bureau of Circulation N . ulatton S to 4 tndiea. ty at the\Jtallan American Club Members are reminded to bring The Memorial Services for the tonight. A fchlckcn dinner will be Ladies of the Army and Navy exalted ruler; Paul Gagne, es-: ItfancheUer-^A City of pillage Charm 50-cent grab bag gifts. department memoers of Manches­ quire; and Hugo Benson, chaplain. ( : . served at 6;Sn .Members arc re­ Club Auxiliary will hold a public ter Lodge of Elks was held Sun- ■ AUTO BODY minded to bring gifts for the setback party tonight at 8:30 at VOL. LXXVII, NO. 54 the clubhouse. The Past Mistress Club of day at 3 o'clock in the Elka home. WELDING. AUTO BODY and FENDER REPAIRS (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1957 (Clasairied AdvertiilBg en Page II) PRICE FIVE CENTP grabbag. Daughters of Liberty. LOLl. will This annual service is held on the Jury Conimillec Manchester Emblem Club, No. Manchester Lodge, No. 73. AF hold a Christmas part.v tomorrow first Sunday of December in niem- I COMPLETE CAR PAINTING 251. will meet Wednesday at 8 and AM, will hold a special meet­ ■ at 7 p.m. at Cavev's Restaurant, i I ory of Elk.s who have died since i Named by Martin p.m. in Tinker hall. -Mrs. George ing at the Masonic Temple tomor­ I ■ ■ ■■ i the memorial service of the pre-! l A iPQME r a n d e n a m e l Snow on Way English, chairman of the Christ­ row night at 7:30. The -Master ! .Mi.vi Har-el Kuhnly of St. John's | I reeding .year. Sunday, five were on Indonesian^ mas party, w-oulo like all officers Mason degree will be exemplified j Epi.scopal Church. RockvDIe, will I the list. A committee to choose Jurors for 8 GRISWOLD ST. TEL. Ml 9-5025 and committee members to report and this will be the last opportuni­ j be guest speaker at he meeting n ie Lodge ceremonies wene con­ sen-ice in Hartford courts has ■Windsor Locks, Dec. 3 i/Pi I of St. Mary's Prayer Group in the ducted by Exsited Ruler Maurice —You won't have to watt any at 7:30. ty for the members to witness the been named by General Manager' Grab Dutch degree work'by the officers In Guild room toiiiorrow at 8 p.m. Her , Gaudet as.sisted hy the lodge of- Richard Marlin for 1958. longer than tonight/or the ad­ Jan P. Peterson, son of Mr and I their present stations. The an- ■ s bject will be "The Abundant ; fleers. The Rev. Erich Brandt of .Members reappointed are Clar-1 vent of winter-llUe weather the President Asks Adlai I Concordia Lutheran Church de- \ Mrs. Harold C. Peterson, 490 Tay­ jnual meeting and election of of­ Life " The public is cordially in- ence Lupien of 12 Bank St. and: U.S. Weather Bureau advised ficers will he held on Dec. 10. Fol­ . vited to attend. livered the eulogy and the 11 Miss Jennie B. Wind of 4S Foster ' today. _ lor St., is scheduled to graduate o'clock toast was given b.v James St. ^ Ship Lines A special bulletin from the from recntit training E>ec 7 at lowing the degree work there vnll I Reardon, past exalted ruler of: the' Naval Training Center. Great be a social hour and refreshments. The .Stanley Circle of the South Mr.s. John L-imenzo of 19 Jean bureau said: .Methodist W'SCS w ill meet tomor­ New London Lodge, "Ave M aria"' Rd.- has been named to succeed Jakarta, Indonesia, Dec. 3 "The first measurable snow I^akes,' Til. and "Tlie Lord's Pra.ver" were Mrs. Katherine Bourn on the 3- for sbuthem Nev England is I -Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma row at 8 pin., for a Christmas sung by Ralpli .Macenrone and In-j (iP)—Indonesian wqrkers I Phi. will meet tomorrow evening i, part.v at the home of Mr.s Adrian member committee. on its way, spreading cast struinental selei tions were given | Terms run for one year. stretching out their govern­ northeastward from a storm in 1 at 8:15 at the home of Mrs. .lames :' St. Pierre. 199 W. Center .St. Dol- ment sponsored -strike Richmond. 23 Elro -St. .Members |I lar gift.a will be exchanged. squthern Illinois. The snow is Attend NATO Talks Mrs. Hooka K. Johnston against Dutch enterprises expected to begin near mid­ i are reminded to bring Christmas HOME PERMANENT gifts for mental institutions and Siin.set Council. Degree of Poca­ took over two Dutch shipping night tonight, and continue un- the nece.ssary wrappings. hontas. will meet tonight at 8 Mrs. Hooks K. Johnston, direc­ / The Indoneiian newspaper »' til Wednesday afternoon. o'clock in Tinker Hall. As many tor of religious education at Cen­ Keng Po said workers alto had "However, warmer air mov­ SPECIAL ter t.'ongregational Church, will •taken over the Dutch owned Geo ing northeastward from the A general meeting of the Con­ as can do so are asked to meet offer a program of varied Clirist- necticut .Section of the American at the \V P Quish Funeral Home Whery Trading Co. on ah order Mississippi Valley may caur| Ike’s Paris ilamea' Hair Shaping m.-is inlorprelations at the Christ- purportedly Issued by sn Army the snow to become mixed with, Institute of Electrical Engineers at 7:30 to pay respeels to Mrs ni.-i.s parly of the Co.«mopolilan T h e J W I U L C I • Regular t Price 82.00. will he held at 8 o'clock tomorrow- Nora Keenev. who was a memlier CORK major. , rain along trie .coast tonight. night ih the auditoifiim of the of the Poeahontas Club Frid.ay afternoon al Center M a n c h i s t i r C o n h * Trade union workers moved into and*lhere Is also the chance of Trip Plans Toni Home Permanent Clmrch. the offices of the Royal Nether­ snow changing to rain in all • Refill (withoiif squeeze Connecticut Light and Power Co.. Mrs. .iohn.SLon has done exten- 2 Berlin. Lt. Paul J. Fionime of i 17ie Waddell i PA will meet to­ CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS lands Shipping Line IKPM), hoist­ sections except the Beikshires battle) Headquarters 63rd AAA Group morrow at 8 p m at the .school .Sivo work in tlie field of children SPECIAL THIS WEEK ed the union's red flag and in­ by Wednesday morning. Regular Price 82.00 and youth programming, and has M1M.MI M OF formed /Dutch Nationals they At present our estimate is "Nike " located at New Britain w 111 The Round Table Singers of Man­ spoken frequently to this a g e Still Vague talk On "The Nike Missile" i chester High School will present were taking over on government for 2 to 4 inches of snow ac­ Regularly 84.00 group and parents on the theme orders. , cumulation. Hazardous driving a program o seaaonal seleetion.s. of trying to make the observance SHOE REPAIR SHOP 5 SHIRTS LAUNDERED-$1.00 This Cnmblnatlnn under the dirertio; of G Albert ATao going into -the hands of conditions will develop tonight Washington, Dec. 3 (IP)— of Cliristmas more ClirisUan. USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT union workers was the Dutch and caution is advised for all r-arson. A showing of the film. Members are requested to bring motorists. Adlai E. Stevenson said after Now Only GENERAL "Leading l>ad.v." will follow A MEN'S SUITS-99C owned Royal Interocean Lines a White House conference to^ their packages for the .Norwieh (KPM) .which operates among free-will offering will be received •State Hospital. Special For Tuesday Only! EXPERTl.V ri.K.ANEI) and PRESSED day* that President Eisenhow­ *3-00 for the benefit of local handicapped Indonesia's 3,000 Islands. TV SERVICE children in a progi-am sponsored MEN'S, LADIES'and ^ ^ ^ ^ A .protest from the Dutch em­ er wants him to'attend the Jam*s' Bcaufy Sden Days M AC A CaU by the Manehe.stcr Recreation ' How To Hold CHILDREN'S SHOES X A bassy brought from the Indonesi­ Doctor Warns NATO aumniit conference in Nights Plus Part* Dept. WE GIVE H'H' GREEN STAMPS an government the statement the Paris. 14S 5IAIN ST.—MI 9-5701 TEL. Ml S-5482 takeover was not in the govern­ The 1952 and 1956 Democratle FALSE TEETH ment plan to boycott Dutch en­ Of• *^New,1 Peril’ presidential candidate said h.a INVISIBLE terprises. The Indonesian foreign probably will not make a decision More Firmly in Place office said it had no knowledge of on whether to attend the Dec. 16 Do your false teeth annoy and em- ^ Pr«scriptiens ^ Mrrasa by *llpp«nn. dropping or mob- • HALF SOLES • ^6 a workers' takeover. To Profession conference for another week or 10 DllnK when you laugh O" talk^ naJMEHALCcoM Meanwhile, the head of Garuda days, pending completion of his ^ FILLED AS THE ^ Ju£i aprinble a little FASIEETH on Indonesian Airways said his air­ your plate*. This alkaline tnon-acld) Zippers Replaced—Hats Cleaned MANCHeSTER CONN' Philadelphia, Dec. 3 oPj— work with Secretary of Stats ^ DOCTOR ORDERF.D ^ pom-der holds teeth more ftrmlj lines Is capable of replacing tha Dulles on preparations for ths and more comfort* hU. So gummy 3 Minute Heel Service—.\ll Work (Guaranteed I SE DRV (T.EAMNG MAL\ FLOOR E.VTRA.XCE banned KLM-Royal Dtitch Air­ Dr. David B. Allman, presi meeting. aooey. pasit ta^te or feellne Doe* not dent of the American Medical tour. Checks ”pl*fe odor" (denture SHOES SHINED OR Ot TSIDE ENTRANt i;— 18 OAK STREET lines if the government provides Stevenson said Eisenhower gavs Mrthur Drui: Stores j breath) ne» FasTEETH today at the necessary equipment. KLM tmn— (AM A), no indication dui^g their 10-noin- •nr dru* toumer I SE OI R 0\4 \ OAK ST. PARKfX'ti LOT WORK DONE WHILE U WAIT operated five flights a week be­ the nation's organized ute meeting whether he (Eisen­ CANDINAVIAN tween this capital and Amster­ doctOTs to fight a “new peril” hower) peraon^ly will head the dam. American delegation. JOHN F. The takeover of the Netherlands to their profes-sional freedom. The President’s attendance once C R A F T S H O P Shipping Line began at 7;30 a m. He called upon all 168,000 AMA was virtually written off because y aiatw aiaiaiwtKansiawaiaHiHiiafattsmwiiaiwaHinsiaHiHitawiiaiaHiHiminiaHtiHKWwwwwaMiuKsmumKwwwwwaMiuMtMiMiiiiiiigl Troops and police stood guard on members to wage a "local-action of the mild stroke he suffered a 113 Main Street — Tel. Ml-9-6117 tha line's offices but there were campaign" to enlist suliport of week ago .imiterday, b u t now- he la TIERNEY— their communities against pro­ no disorders. Dutch employes were awaiting word from hia doctors on k searched before they left the build­ posed national legislation which whether h« can go after alL k ings and were not allowed to take he declared^ would, if pa.ssed. mark This morning's talk was the This Christmas Give FUNERAL HOME k HALE’S- private cars “or buses from the Harrison C. Coombs "the beginning of the end of the first face-to-face meeting of El­ private practice of medicine" in FINEST MODERN r A c n ,m r ,s V KPM compound. senhower and the man he twice de* Something a Bit Out If "We are staying In possession," this country. feate(l for the nation's highest post OFF-STREET PARKING a union leader declared. The Specifically, he urged the doc- since early .1953. ! union’s red dag and the Indonesian tora to campaign against a pro­ After his talk with "the President. of the Ordinary.... QUIET RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD flag were raised over the build­ posal introduced in the closing ses­ Stevenson sat In for a 90-minute . . . Manchester’s Leading Christmas Maine Man Seized sion of the 85th Congress by Rep. Wayne M. Traylor of Naval Research Laboratory's shock and vibration branch' readies a 6.4-inch 819 WEST CENTER ST. (Just Weaf of McKee St.) ing. test sphere for vibration trials. One of the small aluminfim test spheres wlU substitute for 20-lnch briefing of congreeeiodal leadya of There was no" immediate indica­ Aime For«n4.4C)iRl) ■ both parties on the adminlatraUoo'e Undcf, Swlal Security scientific satellite in first of three-stage tests of, Vanguard launching rockets, scheduled for tomor­ A Gift From tion whether other Dutch flrms row at Cape Canaveral, Fla. These 3-pouhd test spheres are Equipped with two radio transmitters, grdpoeala for the IS-natton parley. I would be Mixed. Dutch emteasy Under thq-Fc^and bill, hospital­ ' Stevenson said aome of those pro­ HALE’S Here in Connection ization and su rre a l benefits would powered by sqlar and mercury batteries. Each Rks six antennas. (U.S. Navy Photo via AP posals mXy require legisiatlon to sources said they hoped the KPM /•hotofax). bulldlAg would be returned aaoc^ be provided under the social secur­ put them into force. Scandinavian Craft Shop ^ Gift Center for 83 Years! HOUSEWARES DEPT. I . . ______The 34-hour boycott of Dutch ity program. ■ The principal mdve of that aort (Lower Store Level) enterprises In Indonesia was called In his presidential address, under consideration at the White MAY \VE SUGGEST: ('oiup In line! our humlredf* of for yesterday aa part of the na­ With F ather’s Death prepared'for the AMA's 11th House appeared to be a proposal to SPECIALIZING IN Kin l(b*a*»— our nunortnirnt U tion's campaign against the annual clinical session, and pres­ broaden considerably the Prcai- ENAMELED CASSEROLES FROM DENMARK Icrrlfir! ented at the- oBening session of denVa dticretionary authcnlty (R Chip-resistant enameled iron. Handsome oven-to-table Netherlands. The campaign Js Engineers Ready CUSTOM BUILT HOMES protesting Dutch possession of A ST-ysar-old Winn. Mains, itiaaiHold police, he went back to Winn the AMA's poncy-msking House exchanging nuclear weapons infor­ pieces, bum-proof, stalnproof. West New .Qiitnea, “ which - Indone- - is beini held hare Jn. connecUoiv .to visit hlii^^her. qf Setagates,^ Al>e Atlantic Cit; ^ rlaws l^en in mation with Allies. GENERAL CONTRACTING Christmas Corsages '^EMP^RE ^ with last Friday's hammer slaying Sahir^t^,' ■ Police 'TleadquaHeri Tha preient Atomic Eneigy Act DECORATED COFFEE POTS .(Coatinued on Fage Twelve) of his father In Winn. received word from Winn that f passed, the fleileral govern —even though amended In 1954 to With colorful Swedish enameling. REMODELING and REPAIRING Choose from many colorful cle.signs Harrison C. Coombs has been Coombs' father was dead and to ment would withdrsii(>social secur­ U.S, Satellite U.S. Churches permit exchange of information, of in cherr\- holirlai style.s. R-WAY booked on a fugitive from justice tr>- to find his son and notify him. ity taxes on a compulsory basis atomic power idants—still continue HUNDREDS OF OTHER EXCITING GIFTS FREE ESTl.M.ATES—.MOKTGAtGES ARRANGED cliai’ge and will be presented in Coombs had apparently left wor4 from almost the entire working By GEOiUlE W. CORNEU. rigid reatricUons against giving in­ COME . . . SEE THEM ALI/ SNO- 'Town Court about 4 p.m. today. in Winn that he was coming td Fippulatlon and use those taxes to Missile Test Center. Cape (3sna-^had been installed upside down. Re- (AP Religion Writer) formation on weapons designs or Labor Leaders tcanefarring nuclear weapons. ind n Each In Bangor, Maine, Sheriff Ar­ Manchester and had given the reimburse hospitals and physicians versl. Fla., Dec. 3 —Engineers placement of the valve apparently St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 8 (Ah—A ERNEST A. RITCHIE 59c MOVER thur C. Chandler of Penobscot name of a person, whom he did not for services; rendered to ail per­ worked St top speed today to pre­ remedied the situatibn. * sharp, probing light was turned on The 1954 amendment did contain 16 I.IRERTY ST. — TEE. Ml .3-8172. MANCHESTER Hit Bid to Stall County said a warrant charging identify, his address-ess asa "General sons — sortie 12 to 13 million .— pare America's first apace sat4l7 Builders ot the third-stage rock­ Amerlca'a chyrehea today—and it a minor provision permitting the Coombs with the murder - of the Delivery, Manchester." Until th is; eligible to receive old age and llte for launching at da>vn tomor­ et—the rocket that aatually ^11 found signs of great promise, but United States to give ita ' Allies ■».» . J 79-year-old Charles T. Coombs is time. ' police were rvot aware o f; survivors benefits,' row or soon thereafter. propel the Vanguard satellite into also aerious flaws. some Idea as to size, shape and December *3 JL /t? lll< tl1 U { on its way here and the younger Coombs lieing hers. i ------The.v apparently remedied one un orbit and ItselT becom$ a Aatel- The hard-hitting appraisal came weight, of weapons for purposes of Wag last jnlnute^ problem, the malfunc­ planning on their handling and de-. fXU p» Coombs will be presented as soon The post offlct was notified. I (Continued on PageM neteen) llte—showed up for launching in a 6,500 word report on the livery In event of war. as it arrives. Saturday night, Coombs went to • ------' ' tioning of ."ground support equip­ preparations and expressed confi­ "state of the churches" to the tri­ Atlantic City, N. J.. Dec. 3 (Ah ment designed to cool some of the Today’s proposals pnsumably 2 3 4 Police Chief Herman O. Schendet the police station and toW police | -wmr i ' ww t s dence that if the first two rocket ennial genera! aaaembly of the Na­ —Labor union chiefs looked isith said that Coombs was brought to fuel before it was pumped into^thc tional Council of Churahes. general disfavor today on a pro­ that he w»s told a meaSage await- > M rocket. stages work perfectly theirs will (ContiBned oa Page Ten) ti Police Headquarters, last night by ed him there. Police then learned Tv Rp* aR C l. O too. , Il cited these factors, among ------.a- 9 10 11 IMPORTED FABRIC posal from one of thetr colleagues State Policeman Orlando Ragaxzl The.v also labored To ellminste that uflioDS help combat inflation from Coombs that he had. that Hope for New Record others, as currently widespread who was helping two Maine offi­ day, secured a room at 61 Jfmv St. noise interference in the crucial characterialics of U.S. religious ( ® @ ® by foregoing 1958 wage boosts. cials In the case. Philip W. Wheeler' second stage of the S-stage vehicle Charles E. Bartley of Redlands, life: . PARK George Meany, AFL-CIO presi­ As far ail police were concerned Voting on. Pay Calif,, president of Grand Central of the Maine attorney general’s of­ which will attempt to place a 6'» 1. Christian teaahlngi, concern­ GLOVES dent, sent word through aides that the matter was clo.sed. TTien at inch ball into an orbit 300 to .1,200 Rocket Co., told a reporter: "Our 27 he will personally scotch the idea fice and Robert M. Hutchins of the 7 ;30 last night Ragazzi, Wheeler rockets already have gone higher ing the hereafter have 16ng been BuUetms Penobscot County sheriff's office And Hutchins appeared at head­ Boost, Benefits miles above the Earth. sidestepped in many churches, but Double \vo\en cotton with plain In a speech to^one of the several came to Manchester yesterday to Ooiitd Cause Break ITp than any others. We hope thatrihls are now regaining their rightful from the AP Wires FREE or trim back.s. Also nylon stretch quarters and told police that week ^v* caq claim a second rec­ Of the AFI.-CIO convention‘JI Iwk^foT Cwmbs. (ioomba' father's death appeared to Hartford, Dec. 3 (/P) — A- 815 The exj>erts were optimistic that ord." place in church perspective. or wool lined .strinjf jfloves. Schendel today related the events lie one involving foul play. they would have This trouble work­ , Changing Trend N PURNELL > STORE HOURS: other federation leaders gener­ leading to Coombs' capture this __ j mlllloh benefits and payroll rise ed- out before the pre-launching Wilbur G. Hartzell. the com­ IKE ASKS MIH8ILJE PX'NDS ally disagreed with the plan put The three Immediately went to pany's progress iqanager. added 2. A trend in the churches to be HALE'S WILL BE OPENED way: the New St; Wlise" bitt Coombs t ^°>' aome 23,000 employes of P ratt count-down. It w^s learned from ruled by the question,,, "What does Waaklngton, Dec. S (AP) — PARKING ON THE NIGHTS THAT ARE ,00 $ 4 forward by President Richard vJ., IJved Out of Oar various sources that trailer equip­ that there have been many suc- President Elsenhower outlined Gray of the AFL-CIO. Building not there. His belongings, l and Whitney Aircraft plants in cesMul static firings o f proto type the popular will expect of Ua," is CIRCLED IN THE ABOVE C ALE.NDAR *1 Pair A- few days before Thanksgiving however, were still in his' room, central Connecticut Is being vo(ed ment deaigtied to cool the nitric changing to a more courageously to CongTcsslonal lenders today and Construction' Trades Depart­ Coombs arrived in town and had acid to the required temperature or experimental models, of the plana for n 83 faUUon inersnse In ment. claiming some 3)s million pf Scheqdel said. •on by uhion members today. Grand Central third stage rocket, Christian guidepoat, "What is the been living out of hia car until ------t Terms of the new ■work con­ before it is pumped Into the sec­ word of God which' we roust pro­ tM defense budget, devstsd pri­ the 15 million AFL-CIO members. ond stage cticket bad not been and no failures. marily te-nilssilea and anUsnb- Gray, in a speech to his build­ Thanksgiving moaning when, he (Continued on Page Ten) tract, the company is offering the claim 7" lAM (International Association of working, proper^f. He pointed out that Grand Cen- 3. Modem 'churches too often rnarlns equipment. Chairman One Moment Madam - - Will You Answer ing trades group yesterday, called After considerable Recking Itjlcel rockets powered the final two BridgM (R-NH, of the Senate for loosen^ government cr^it Machlplsts) were announced thl8 have put the accent on secular morning as employes started vot­ was discovered that a small valve' stages of the Air Force project yardsticks of aucceaa—size, statix- Republleata Polity Goesniittee policies to aid financing of all _____ 1___ I Farslde, the balloon-launched rock' said as he raroe out of a 5-honr types of construction and guggest- ing by shifts on the, ratification or tica and outward attracUvenesX— BEAUTIFUL rejection of the tentative agree­ et vehicle which is believed to have rather than spiritual dedlcaUon. White Hense eonferenM that the ^ the wage' moratorilim to coun­ reached ah'altitude of more than 4,- ter inflation. He said his plan Frank Gannett Dies; ment reached by union and com­ 4. Many congregations woyld Prealdent told the Congnsn mem­ pany negotiators last week. 0()0 milea.., ■ ' . , bers he will ask far ^,940,000,- would create m(ire' construction': News Tidbits Hartzell said the. empty steel rather have a minister who la a BATH MAT SETS Jobs. Voting will not be completed a t "g<)od administrator and promo­ 006 In foreign aid funds. ate Policy on High Pay . ! the several P4WA' plants until Culled from AP Wirea shell of the third stage rocket will ter' than one who la “ a loyal and abotit 4:30 p.m. today. The results trail along through the sky after humble disciple of Jesua Christ, a U.8. WATCHES BEOS GIFT IDEAS In cotton or visco.'sp rayon. But other-AFL-CIO leaders were Famed Publisher 81 the tiny sphere and may even out- Frankfort, Germany, Deo,. S Solid colors or mulli-floi-al quick to hark back to the AFX,-] will be announced then. thinker and a fearless prophet of However, it was apparent this Moi;occan nationalists accuse illye the tiny satellite. the sovereign and redeeming (IP)—U.S. military poHee t havn patterns. C ;6's economic thesis that a )Ugh j -' While the satellite itself is riampril a watch on the Hnssisn wage policy la good for the coun-| Rochester. N. Y., Dec. 3 lor Moat bf the Gannett -newspapers reaUi^ Importance of miSsile pro-' one roof—all coordinated into lumihum Honolulu, Dec. 3 (Abr-Four A ir, are In New York state. w Gannett started from scratch, (qg- the times. The pay Increase gram. era today oa his Middle East a pattern for perfect living. ... the question? COLORFUL PRINTED REVERSIBLE PLASTIC 10.95; Forte RF 101 Voodoo Fighters? .He was born Sept. 15. 1876, on a was underlined as "about the best! miasion to head off troUlde be-- ioH«h«d Two-thirdsjwa-iniraa ofoi theme common .stock.biock ' , Wn n «>■ noouL imr , Seardh suspended for climber, (Editor's Note—Funerals. Isvefyt-then said, 'X)h, well, ahe wiU al- tween IsraM and Jordan. Ham- Note, too, the huge master TERRY CLOTH CHRISTMAS PA'TTERI ttresiked acrosa the Pacific from of the Gannett Co., representing about M miles southcart of, that hafr been negotiated in thfs i missing since Saturda>'*fm 1 Dehorah Kerr thinks, are ‘T»ar-I vaya be with us." 40WI8 IfVtU r Tokyo to Honolulu In atx Bours and marskjold talked with Prethler bedroom .. . . the 2 baths . . . tVhat i.s the O.N’K m ^t important rea.son whv you voUng control, la held by the ' *; region during the past ycAr." They Rainier, Washington. .. UJ4. In- i *J**t^" becanse they emphasize That's, right, dear," I said, sur­ David Ben-Gnrion and Foreign the central hallway to the dif­ 35 minutes yesterday for -the -first Frank E. . Gannett , Newspaper Uving and his fa t h e r | evaluated It aa worth ajjout $15 i vlt^ Philippines to participate in death's 'negative side. But the prised and happy with her reply. We have plana for this and changed to Bantly Oi! StTrvice? noh-atop jet flight over the route.' Foundation Inc. i t Is enjoined to 'ii^aries, gave it up;, Subsequent milUon to employes. "real P* will live on aqd return to Minister Golds Meir shortly after ferent levels ... . and the con­ 100 othar beautiful homes in KITCHEN TOWELS TABLE CLOTHS ---- - ventures also failed. , ^ new $300 million loan fund set up “Her apirlt will always be with ua.” his arrival from Jordan, The .Air Force said the 3,850 continue publishing the news­ ' by last (Congress. oneness with God, the Tamed ac- What a« wonderful reaction to venient walk-out family room our Weyerhaeuser 4-Sqnar« mile flight never, had been made Gannett sold neu'spapers, col j where he apparently made little Ail levela are interconnected SPEhDl SKUV’K'K! All of Bantly Oil Company’s de­ After Christmas use whit^ damask papers and to have: c,ommunity Johnstown. Pa., .State Trooper ♦''ea» believes. TWs la the first of death, 1 thought. Not many of ua progress. Home building Service. For faster. It didn't announce the num­ service as-its paramount objective. lected and sold, carloads of bonie^, S!l llfillifs n l)n ilin rra> kills 14-year-old bo.v -in climax , of j - artirles ^ y distinguished can view death with guch whole-- by abort fligbta of atairs. details, stop in to sea us soon. livery and service truck.s are equipped with) a 2-way •side. ber of times the jets were refueled .Wrote letters for and sold rubbw- t^ailiage radio .service that gives almost “jet-propelled” service. Gannett directed that the foun-. 100 milllile-an-hour stolen car chase leaders on life beyond the grave.) aome clarity. Unusually it is, the BACKS FAY HIKE CURBS 79e In the air. , > dation usa ita funda for charit­ stamp slgnaturea to Italian track |_ RriflfT#»xi4s r t F l f a x . . . WliInter storms kill estimated very young or the very old. Atlantic City, N J_ Dec. 8 i/P) They re terrific-time savers. A truck is di.spatchcd over Matching Aprons— $1.49 PiloUitg the four reconnaissance able, educational and general phil­ workers and hustled'eyery way he D ria g e p O rl T irC 19 persons in northeast Mediter­ By DEBORAH KERR No Fear of Drath '■ Secretory of LAbor Mitchell 52 X 5! fighters ' which flashed -over could to make art honest dollar. I > ____ _ , ' _ the air waves ’ to handle any emergency. Extra heavy quality terry towela for anthropic purpoies in communities ranean. . , Hollywood. Dec. 3 (AP) — Re­ My dear father-in-law has ut­ sa)d today' the idea ot a mora­ Hlckam Field a t '4:46 p.m. were where Gannett ciewspapeca are lo­ He won a tcholarahlp to attend I Bridgeport, Dec. 3 (/Pi—Company Seattle court calls second panel cently my secretary, who had been terly no fear of dyin . "What a torium on union wage Increase diahea and handa. Two amart pattema in CAKE HUMIDOR Capt. Martin J.- Barnard, 31, Little cated anil geneijally circulated'.' The Cornell University. He. entered f officials say a freight tmek termi- with me moat o "the 11 years I all color combinatlona. ' 52 X 70 A beaiMilu'l wir to liM of SO Jurors in effort to select jury relief it' will be!" he exclaims. "No demands ne.vt .vear should he I (1 lie "lost” without I’.antly Oil Service. There’s not b.ktd food. --oTeo fmh.*9 Rock, Ark.; Lt.. Raymond C. foundation has made several with $80. He had’saved $1,000 by j nal hit by a $1 million fire last for Dave Bepk's trial - . . Presi­ have )>een in America, dijed after children to worry about. No grand­ "oortously considered.” But he an^uthcr oil company in town that can mate)) Bantlv's Other Printed Terry Towels t 26, Untontown, Kan.; Lt. grants. ' : the time he waa graduated in | night, may be operating agairr to- dent of World Trade Center says a long Illness. I pondered how to children to climb all over me. No 1 avoided any outright support or «lic Mfelr- Bit I4!i” ir«r Harold J. Severtaon, 25. Montrose, When Gannett retired. Paul Mil­ 1892. i (Jgy, I break the news to m.v two daugh­ SPEEDY Service. • - 59c and 69c 44 X 90 It uMiul It letver. Copp.r- • ? ew ' England enjo.vlng economic newspapers to' read with pages | rejertlon when aok,ed about n color tluminu—la 84.8SI pcO* fl: B.; sAd Lt. James G. Waugh, 28, ler, fortper chief of. t)ie Washing­ He worked on the Cornell Daily j They said the one-story concrete renaisaanre. ters, who had been very close to filled of cruelty and destruction!" i plan advocated yesterday to rep­ Now buy a Chriatma.. cloth but use it the aiMd 8S.S0 ShreivejMrt, La. ton bureau of the Aaaoclated Preas, Sun. But his first paying job as a I block structure was hardly dam- Gov. Ribicotf continues to press her. I can see how this splendid atti- | resentatives of SVj million union­ BUILDINC MATERIALS Matching Aprons $1.29 year 'round. Three B66 twin jet bombera flew succeeded him., reporter was oh the Syracuse Her-1 aged as an alcHohol-fed flrd de- llgbt'‘to induce Army n5t to close r The girls’ nurse came Into the “Our Reputation tude toward death cam also be | ists by one ot their oolleagues. In at 5:41 p.m. with an elapsed Gannett died at his home. , ald. He left thfe job to become sec-stroyed, most of a large quantity Springfield Arn.or> and transfer room’ while I was talking .'with given to the very aick. I expori-1 LUMBER FUEL DELCO-HEAT la Your Aaaurance'’ time over the same route .of' 7 Gannett Is survived by hia wife, retary to the president of Cornell, of merchaq^l.se awaiting delivery fqnctiona to.Boston . . -sFoiir boys Melanie, my 9-year-old. and s«ld. enced it myself when I was making j 16,006 CANADIANS IDLED hours 11 minutei. the fdrmer Caroline Werner; a Jacob G. Schurman, when the lat­ —ranging ' from Christmas ' toys chqaed by police killed aa auto "The funeral wiU be on Monday." "Heaven Knows Mr. Allison” in ; Toronto, Pqc. 8 ’i/P) — Plant 336 NORTH MAIN STREET ir Five Voodoos / began - the trip daughter. NRa. Charles V. McAdam ter was made head of a coinmla- and clothing to heavy machinery. overturns and bursts into flames "What funeral?" asked Melanie, the West Indies. shutdowns by Canada's three TEL. MI 9-525,3 GrMn Stamps With Gash Salat from To)00 Open Daily 7 A.M. loi 5 P.M., Includinir Wednesday .n iK n u jC c e e Voodoo Fighters, which fle- and six grandchildren. Frank B. B J u m r o iL C0.1K: the United States and newspaper Aast.. Fire Chief Albert Swarx GeoVge-Oonkling says thaX Ribi-1 curious. up. The sun was-beating down furi-1 workera In /Ontario. The man- AfUrnoon and' Saturday Until Noon 'k Free Parkiac At tha Raar af Our Stora MANCNiSmi CONM* cently eatablished Wqtt-Bkut trana- Gannett J l w u bom Qct 24 to the work. He .became city editor - of said the fire began when a carton coff'a 10 par cent spending cot Is I . "Vlvisn’s, dear,” told her. “Yoii oualjr, I would have been burnt to I ufacturen said buyers were S3I MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CONM continental apeed records, .are Dixon Qannettx: Dixois la associ­ the,Ithaca; N. Y.. News, a t' $.16 fell off a power lifting machine and hot orMtmry. ,'i. (jovernraent de-{ know how she- Los been, ill for a a crisp If I didn't have,my nuii’a bolding oft because of rumors CORNER MAIN and O AK STREETS powered nratt a t t and Whitney ated with the Ford Motor Q>. Telephone MI 9-4595—RockvUle-^Phohe TR 5-3271 by cMes not to relST nine .XIaltfomia king time. Welt, ahe has died." that the government Is gotaig to •Bftnea. - a. Guinett's chief InUrfsta hoxtdsi (Continned m Page'Eight) (Coatinued on Page five) Communists on Smith Act charges.' . Melanie thought for a moment. (Ooattaiwd oa nige nitoea) * cut the eutee tax ea enrs. \