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y , m AYsrage Dally Net Press Rmi H is W sa th tr p A g e ‘TwittTrr-P^ fDESDAY,. DECEMBER 20,^ 1960 . F er tke Weffic Buded ■ oiD .B.-- ' Deei. 17. ItdS ,> - ;V #anrh^0t?r lEnraitts '' -■ ■ Oasflhig;. W h ite. as» 13,326 telghh U n r t t ' % Tba OoldsB Ago Club e i Man- vaitahift’ diastar will bold a cnristmaa party Member ef Che Auffit 4 About Town Banaa of draobittoa 6t the Salvation Army building YOUR IhunKlay at 12:80 p.m. Members COME FOR CHRISTA\AS M an ehtfittr—-A City o f VitUiSB C harm Lady of Victory Mothan ... then aaa a will bring grab bag gifts for ak- STORE OP Clrcla\wlll meet toiught at 7 change. o'clock \at the Imperial Steak yiLLAGE TOL. LXXX NO. 69 (’TWENTT-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMHBR SI, I960 AdweOiihg aa Mga M) PRICE P H ^ Houae. Axtw dinner, they will go Delta Chapter, Royal Arch to the home o f XIr*- XTank Koa, Masons, will hold a business meet­ CHARM... Sm ile! 119 ChambenkSt ing at 7:80 tomoirow night at the HOUS Maionie Temple. RefiiShmenta will Lakota OouncH. No. 61, Dagree be aerved following-the meeting. Governor Candidate? State News of Pocahontaa, wtIKmeet tomorrow Snow, Cold at 7:80 p.m. at Odd. Fellows Hall Mra. H u ry Sweet, Mri. Wilber for election of offlcennind a Chrlat- Little, and Mra. T, B. Broanim of mas party after the mming. Mem­ the American Legion Auxiliary at­ Roundup P ave R oad ber* will bring grab bag'gifts for Tanker Splits in Two tended a meeting and phrletmas Alcorn Retires exchange. p ^ y last night ot the Past District Presidents Club of the Firat Dia- F o r W inter Anderson Shea Post, VFW,\^D trict Auxiliary at the Heublein Bandits Get meet tonight at 8 O'clock at t)w Hotel, Hartford. AND EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SAT.) TILL CHRISTMAS! Post Home. \ -.r Ito THE ASBOCiATBD FREM From Politics $1,250 Cash Blustery, snowy end cold Polish Women's Alliance, Group Buckland Pupils weather ushered in the win­ 246, will hold Its monthly meet­ ing tomorrow night at 7:30 at the C6 rw By THE ASBOCXAHID PRESS ♦several month* ago. H* said he had ter season today from the In Storm Off Hatteras In Yule Program Bridgeport, Pec, 21 {IP)— lepublican leaders of Con- informed Republican National easteiti Rockies into the Polish American Clubhodse on 'Two bandits, one wearing, a Clinton St. Officers wUl be elected. necticiut began the quest to­ Chairman Thurston Morton by let­ Northeast. A capacity crowd of about 50 ter Oct. 24. mask, held up Chester Sanc- A grab bag and Christmas social day for a successor to GOP The enow storm buffeted the attended a Chrietmas assembly State GOP leaders were siso told ley at gun point in his grocery will follow the meeting. National Committeeman Midwest, with foot-high falls in pKsented last evening by pupils of thp decision prior to Alcorn's store at .195 Warren St. at some areas, spresA into the (Brio Meade Alcorn. announcement. Members o f the Ladles of St. 01 Buckland School. 9:20 a.m. today and stole his Valley during the night,. dumping Men Seen James have left a box In St. James' The 58-year-pld veteran political The resignation appeared to heavy snow in many areas. The assembly, performed la ap­ figure announced hie resignation leave a striking gap in Connecti­ wallet containing approxi­ Powered by strong winds, the School auditorium for members preciation to members of Buck- Wed. with all cash purchases! who were unable to donate mission la^ night as committeeman and aa cut's voice in national OOP coun­ mately |1,250 in cash. storm headed eastward into weat- land PTA and parents for the gift general counsel for the GOB Na- cils. Sancley told police he was alone ern and central parts o f _ the mjw- gifts at the Christmas party held of a missionary organ In Sep­ In W ater, last night. The mission box will be Uonal Committee. Active In politics for 25 years, in the store at the time of the Atlantic Seaboard state*' luid.-ex­ open through Thursday. tember, was also presented In the "I am retiring from politic*,” Alcorn rose to the height of na­ holdup. tended eastward over the Great morning for, children of the school. Alcorn said. "I don't want any tional Republican political power As the men left the store with Lakes region and southweafward Members of the American Le­ Mrs. John Fletcher Sr., a Grade elective or appointive office, and Ip 1966 when he was placed in his cash, Sancley told police, he through the Ohio Valley. gion Auxiliaty will meet In the lob­ 3 teacher, and Miss Gale Creigh­ 1 don't want to go to Washington.” charge of the GOP presidential followed them but was threatened ■Winter arrived officially at 3:27 On S te m by of the W. P. Qulsh Funeral ton, music director, were in charge Alcorn, a reaident of Suffield, convention and named Rational bygone who carried a revolver. p.m. today. Home, 33S Home Main St., tonight of the program. said he wanted to give hla com­ chairman. A police search of the area, fail­ At least 16 deaths were at­ . The program opened with the ed to find any suspects. at 7:80 to pay final respects to plete attention to hla law prac­ He resigned the chairmanship in tributed to the atormy weather, New York, Dec. 21 A Mrs. Augusta Anderson of Hart­ pledge of allegiance to the flag, tice In Hartford. The grocer told police that the which erupted in the plains and large tanker was broken in followed by the singing of ''O, Come 1958, also to give more time-to his money in his wallet was in $10 ford, a Gold Star Mother of the Alcorn's decision to "retire’’ law practice, but retained his seat spread eastward rapidly. The two today by violent neu off auxiliary. Her daughter, Mrs. Rob­ All Ye Faithful" by the entire as­ from politics came amidst repeated and 820 bills. "It is about every­ storm deaths included 7 in Illinois. sembly, Jacob Smith read the atory 01. the national committee. thing I’ve saved for the past two Cape Hatteras, N. C. 'The ert Nell, Is a member of the aux­ speculation that, he might be a can­ In the past campaign, Alcorn 5 in Ohio, 3 4n Michigan and one iliary. At a meeting last night of of the birth of Jesus according to didate for the Bepubllcan guberna­ years,’’ he said. He explained in Missouri. Coast Guard reported soine of St. Luke. that it was his habit to carry the It’s wonderful, isn’t it, the way friendli­ the auxiliary, the charter was torial candidate in Connecticut two (Continued on Page Twelve) The blustery, snowy cold spread its men in the water and oth­ draped in her memory. The kindergarten sang "Little y ea n from. now. large sum with him despite the ad­ from the eastern Rockiee into the ness (like a smile added to a thank-you) Baby Jesua," and Grade l.s a n g vice of hla wife and close friends. ers clinging desperately to tii« sparks and warms the heart. That's why we His resignation fttm the national Northeast in the wake of a snow­ drifting stem section. Richard Charles Baxter, aon of "O Come Little Children." "What aommlttee is effective Jan. 1. A storm which left foot-high fall* in do everything we can to make our store a Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Baxter, Child Is This?" was eung by The Coast Guard said the strick­ ■peeial meeting o f the OOP State Extended Forecast the Midwest. en craft Was the 10,417-ton Pte* friendly store— a really happy place for you 34 Olcott D r, and Peter D. Zag- Grade 8, followed by 'T Wonder Stores Open Subzero readings were report­ as I Wander," sung by Grades 5 Central Committee is expected to Windsor Locks, Dec. 21 UP)—The Ridge, owned by the Keystone lio, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edmond R. be held in time to name a eucces- U.S. Weather Bureau today Issued ed from the Northern Plains into to shop. Z u lio, 36 Haynes St., freshmen at and 6. Shipping Co. It’s home is eor for the national committee's the following forecast for Con­ Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois'. Wilmington, Del. Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., A pl»y, "The Crib," was per­ Tonight Until It was 20 below zero .at Huron, We believe you’ll like the cheery atmos­ formed by Grades 5 and 6, ■easion Jan. 6 and 7. necticut: The Coast Guard said tho riitp are spending part of their Christ­ Aloom said he made his decision Temperatures during the next S.D., and -18 at WllUston, N.D., phere, the quick, couiieous way our staff mas vacation acquainting high Brian Buckley was announosr. carried a crew o f 37. However. New to etep dofwn from the two posts 9 o ’Q ock five days are expected to average in the pre-dawn hours. York agents put the number at gives you whatever friendly help you need. school students with the college. Ralph Grover took the part o f St. Yesterday's 81 in Lo* Angeles Francis in the morning per­ 6 to 10 degrees below normal with 39, including the skipper. cold Weaiher most of the period was 'tha warmest Dec 20 since formance, and Clark Penny Coast Guard, Navy and com­ Our interest is proved in other ways, too. — A Christmas paijy and dance for and some warming possible the 1933. ' chlli^ren from Grades 4 to 8 will be played the part In the evening. mercial vessels in the ares went You’ll like our clean, uncluttered aisles. You’ll Blow to Foreign Inv^tors iSrst of next week. In upstate New York the snow­ racing to the scene, 90 milea cast of sponsored by the Omples Club of Timothy Thresher played Brother fall continued today with the new like our wonderful choice of quality foods— John. , c The normal mean temperatures Cim Hatteras. Talcottville Congregational Church in the Hartford area during this fall in the northern portion up to old favorites, new products, ready-to-eat con­ tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. at the 'file Coast Guard said tho Pine Thomas Platt played Brother period is 28 degrees ranging from 8 inches and 5 inches in the Buf­ venience foods— everything so very fresh church. Girls will bring grab bag Leo in the morning performsmee, Ridge, carrying only ballast. Was a daily high of 37 to a low of 19. falo area. The speed limit on a en route from New York dty to and good. gifts for girls, and the boys ^11 and Dean Kulpanowskl played the Canada Puts .15% Tax I*recipitatlon during the period bring them for boys. The gifts arc large section of the state’s Corpus Christi, Texas. part in the evening. Other friars will on the' average total between throughway was reduced to 35 the. only admission charge, and re­ were played by Raymond Giode, The tanker was described as be­ Yoii’l! like oiiV prices, too. They’ll save ^ou two and five tenths of an inch oc­ miles an hour because of road con­ freshments will be free. Michael Hale, Robert Kolumber, ing 523 feet long, propelled by tur­ money again and again. In fact, we believe On Dividends to U.S. curring aa spew inland and rain ditions. and Daniel Schultz. or snow along the coast the first boelectric equipment and among you’ll like bur friendly store in every way. The heavy snow that had been the larger alzes o f such veaaels. Shepherds were played by John o f tho week. Richard Baer, right, former commander of the Nazis’ Auschwitz concentration camp In World War Drlggs, Thomas Dunphy, Paul forecast for Ck>nnecticut came in She was built in 1948. n. is escorted by plainclothes police on arrival In Frankfurt today. (AP Photofax via Radio from LeBell, and Paul Russell. Oilda Ottawa, Dec. 21 (/P)— Canad-eence the 15 per cent tax on divl- the form of rain for most areas of A Coast Guard plana fiyiiig ATLANTIC lan giweniment has wipetT out all dende paid to foreign investor* the state. Schools were closed in Frankfurt). - Dumas played Mary. Angels were Troopers Grab Drinks ------^ ------I ------a ■ overhead radioed tlia repert of the FURNACE OIL Lynn B e ^ , Barbara Bolton, special tax concessions for foreign probably will reduce borrowing by Hartford, Dec. 21 nnecticut statute makes It minlatrator o f “ irreaponBlbla abiue to r making a public, statement FRIDAY Fairfield, Dec. 20 (>P)—A Dan­ alao was raised from 5 per cent to ot public office” for hie public Baer, 49-year^l(r ex-major of Radio or Tolovisien illegal for anybody except a parent when "the invaetlgaUon of this the Nazi SS, was Ausehwltz’a last Nel Survivors bury man lost his life yesterday in ■15. . ■. statements about last week’s air­ accident haa hardly begun." fh sse taxes wmt Into effect .to­ By FRANK OOBMOER o t guardian to gl've liquor to a commandaiit. ‘ a skidding accident on Black Rock minor. Soviet A ir lift liner colliaion Over New York City. Priets Ai Low day. But existing bond Issues or Washington, Dec, 21 ,(P)—The The imion prsaldent added: German police arrested him yes­ EVENINGS Turnpike. He was Ronald S. Zu- Troopers who take be«r and Gen. saiwood R. Queeada, ad­ St. Joh n ’s, Nfld., Dee. 21 UPhr new leauee for which terma have government yesterday. forecast a "Certain tentative facta have terday at Daasendorf, near Ham' A .U|iS. Ns'vy Neptune patiral Sorvko That's lottor rlnakas, 28, Ridge Rd. Fairfield. whisky away front teensgen . en­ ministrator of tha Federal Avia­ emerged but have not been veri­ PLEASE NOTE: OPEN TILL 9 WEDNESDAY Police said the sports car operat­ TRAVEL SMART "DOME" been agreed upon were exempted 16 per cent drop in auto prodde- Bolsters Rebels tion .^ency, was critioiaed in a burg, where he had been working bomber crashed Into the sea t i t LUGGAGE tering the state act in the'be­ fied in relation to other facts and ed by Zurlnskl crashed Into an from the tocrease. tlon next year and smphasined as a master lumberman under an the southeast tip of Newfotmdiaad • more packing si&ce with new dome styling! lief that it was not given to thS atateiheht lasued by Clarence N. the over-all problem. To Issue assiuned name. auto driven by Joseph A. Meran- 18'' overnight case reg. 14.99 0 , 9 9 Effective Jan. 1, foreign com- this will put a damper on the en­ Sayen, president of the pilots todays ttanies als6 will pay a 15 per cent teenagers by their parents or statements at this time which even ^” I am an officer," he aeeerted Potterton's do, 37, Bridgeport, who escaped • rich heather tweed finish tire economy. On Laos Front Reiitue offleera raid tbara !180 Center St,—Cor. of C tax on all pnflta from branches guardians. The teenagers are told union. infer that certain events led to this when airested. "Treat me accord­ In its annual outlook summary, pareiRly were no survlvora. Tm Injury. Zurlnskl died of a broken • easy care triple; stitch vinyl 21" weekender In Canada. The government hopes they can have It back 4f they will Sayen said Queaada'e atate- accident is sheer speculation.’’ ingly.’’ neck, said the medical examiner. reg. 15.99 1Q.99 the Conunerce Department said plane) A P2V, normaBy earrlaa a Pinehurst Turkeys • 1 pc. veneer construction as a result these companies will come for it accompanied by par­ Vlentlane, Laos, Dec. 21 (F)— mente to hewemen at the White Sayen said that for an agency or He was manacled and with a 1961 output will total about 5,800,- ents or guardians. Pro-Communlst Capt. Kong Le’s House on Monday^ after the ad­ crewrof five or alx. It was baaad • sturdy . . . yet very light weight iBcorporata In Canada. 000 autos compared with the 1960 orgianlzation involved in an acci­ heavy guard put on a train tor From the Aberle-I.#aBroad Connecticut farms we offer train case reg. 15.99 "So far," Mulcahy said today, rebel forces, bolstered by Russian ministrator briefed President dent inveatigation to engage in Frankfurt.. at the U.S. Navy's bass at Ar- 10.99 U.S. Investors will be hit partl- total o f 6,700,000. It added that the "Nobody has reclaimed any. This airdrops of srms and ammunition, Eisenhpwer on the tragedy, were gentia, Nfld. • scuff resistant eularly by the new regulations. pnbllc speculation before the end Baer succeeded Rudolf Hoess as a Tery special valui^^in “fresh from the farm” 17 to decline will have the greatest im­ apparently are digging in for a "irregular and Improper.” Ute bomber went down la Ilia IF YOU'D JUST AS SOON CARRY YOUR OWN The US. Commerce Department is a practical, stop-gap procedure. o f an Inquiry "is to mislead the Auschwitz commandant in 1944. 22 Ib. broad-breasted Bcelanese acetate lining pact in the first half o f .1961. If because of it we can save the showdown battle with the pro- Queaada, while declining to give Atlantic about 17 miles northeast 2 4 " puliman size reg. 17.99 12.99 on Dec. 11 estimated that Ameri­ public and Indict innocent parties." Hoess and another A uschw itz • fully pocketed. Tho forecast, portending the life of one teenager it’s worth western forces that drive them an opinion on the oause ot the col­ o f CApe Race. Nfld. Rescue planes cans invest 82 billion annually in first production drop since the W. A. Pattenon, president of commandant were ^ecuted after f!euh and while.” from this battered Laotian capital. lision, said the United Airlines United Air Lines, also took Que­ the war for crimes committed at and ships were dispatched from • quilted and paddedv, 2 6 " puliman size reg. 21.99 1 4 .9 9 overseas branches, subsidiaries and 1957-58 recession, was based on Mulcahy said he will ask the 'Hie paratroop captain and his DCS jet which was Involved was Argbntia. GOLDEN Carry affiliates. More than one-third of big dealer Inventories (about one aada to task in a atatement leeued the camp. SAVE 20% • duramatic locks legislature to adopt a measure force, estimated at 800 men, re- 11 miles off ^course at the time of yesterday in Chicago. State Attorney Heinz W olf said fyeather in the area was clear. this goes to Canada, the depart­ million imaold cars), the imem- making it illegal for anybody un­ port^y have halted their retreat HARVEST the coUlsloh. “We have always considered it Baer i* charged with murdering The cause of the crash was not TURKEYS • open stock . . . in blue or gray! 29'^ puliman size ment said. ployment situation and unsettled der 21 to possesa alcoholic bev­ and are taking positions along a known. reg. 2 4 .9 9 , The Jet and a Transworld Air­ Jew's in the comp and also dqring 16.99 Flemming faid industrial devel­ business conditions. erages. line stretching from Boun Phmig, out of order to make public state­ “ POTTED PLANTS lines Constellation smashed to­ ments until all the facts are a retreat from the camp in M opment in C^ada has been ac- However, the department said If the law ware adopted, the 85 miles north of Vientiane, to FOR CHRISTMAS eelerated by Forrign investment gether ’ over Staten Island . last known,’’ Patterson eatd. uary 1945 as Soviet armies apt tliat even with a 18 per cent out­ State Troopers would be in a po­ Vang Vleng, 110 m.llee north of the proached. but tho time has come to help the put decline, 1961 would be a good capital, western sources sidd. Sayan said that in view o f tha sition to make actual arreets of Federal Aviation Agency's in­ Authorities learned last October Tb FLOWER FASHION hy MILikoWSKI OanedhUt economy achieve an Im­ Two Soviet Ryushin-14 trantoort proved eqoiUbrtum with the out­ (Coatiaaed oa Paga Tea) (Oenttaned on Page Twenty) planes are shuttling military sup­ volvement in the matter, "The ad- that Baer was alive and offered a \ Bulletins 695 MAIN STREfIT side world. plies to Boun Phong and Vang News Tidbits minlatratlon’a statamenta must be 10,000-mark (82,380) reward for A s s result of specisl concessions Vieng, presumahly from neighbor­ viewed aa an Irraqxmaible abuse of his capture. from the AP Wires for foreign capital, he said, “non- ing CTommunlst North Viet Nam, Culled fron AP Wirra ibUe office, and it la hoped that More than 100 Ups poured In The Mualler broad-breMted fraOi Coniiecticut turkey* will tell at a practice will be immedUtely from all over Germany, w olf said, aSc Ib. (the price you will pay at the farm), and >till be on dl*- reridanta^ profiting from, invest­ 15th Session in Recess eyewitnesses have Informed the S ment in OUinsdfiig^ot always bear western sources. tormJaated.” and tnvestlgatora checked out ATAT SIM VIDBND play Wedneaday afternoon in the 8, 10 12 and U Ib. •Ice*, Hie FAA installs and operates each one. New Yoi w e are open till 9 Wednesday niaht come In and make your Kong Le'e forces’are backed by .Thrao man aaateaced to life Dee. 21 (Sn MEN^S AND eoatO o f fo ' an unknown number of .pro-(^m- imprisonment at Pittafield, Mass., navigation, communications and It was laarned a nueter. lumber­ American * Teto- own selection, or rall..S-4I.M. air traffic eontirol faciUties and Our Christmas Gift To You/ tatrstlon, although they benefit In munlst Pathet Lao guerrillas. in trikngle claying of 71-y«ar-old man named ’’Neumann," who lived graph Co. today theanmnl Seasoned stulflna from Peppcridae f-aim and Arnold . . .JSau- Reds Bar Paying Share The area, a V-ehaped valley cut dividend on Ha storit to full moesure from Diem.’’ Michael Koaa.. .I^eatdent Charles (Ctoritouai *■ Pag* Twsa«g-*M) •ace Meat . . . Chestnut* '. . . Oysters. Osnsda faces s 8286-mlllion into the foothUlB north o f Vien­ de GauUs opeas caiapalf to Paris (Oenttaned en Page Fifteen) 8.90 a year from T B e M tiane, is a .Pathet Lao stronghold. ITAT dividend InOreaM Fliuliarst frocen food department will display hundred* of I960 WOMEN'S budget for the fiscal year ending for poU le. eodoraeBMBt o f poUcy M e x ^ 81, instead of the |12 mil­ Kong Le could probably triple tale tor Algerian self-datonniiiatkm fective in July 1959 aad ______crop freshly frosen RWITT PKEMII M Bl'TTERBAIX TUB- Of UN Costs in Congo strength with Itothet Lao help. first change etaco 1921. Ditoetan KEY& THKMOOT lion auiplUB he predicted last and makes offer to negotiato with March, hem m ing said. , ‘^According to every indication rebels.. .A four-member oommit- said the, higher dividend Ot 9« we have, Kong Lei hgs decided to tee in Hartford begins work on cento a share wID be paid to M r The BOW taxes will bring. In 814 By MAX HABREL80N crucisl issues raised during the Kennedy Selects Aide, WONDERFUL! m illion'this year and 8S9 million atand up and fight on th4r6dge of plans for osntral hind acquisition ;106I. January 1261 dlvMend A United Nations, N, Y., Dec. 21 session persisted. next year, he said. theae foothills,’’ one of tha military section to hsadle lead porohasee ready has been declared at the' BUTTERBALL TURKEYS UP)—The U.N. dcneral Assembly Soviet Delegate A. A. Roehchin ex))erta aald. " old quarterly rate of 82Vi oenta But this will be offset by s series ot recessed its turbulent 16th session for State agencies. a share; At the same ttoie ditee- IN 18-20-22 LB. SIZES. A t% tax reductions affecting Canadian told the assembly just before the "He has One choice, fight or run. George Wsstaington Ears, 96, Studies Trade Slump STORY early today after approving a reso­ poflt-midnight vote on The Congo And he's stopped running.” tore said t b ^ will make avail­ eorporstlona and investors Flem­ lution requiring all members to last o f the "fii^ ttog Earpe," diea A LOT OF MEAT AT A LOW PRICE ... .Lb. ^ I T C budget: This source predicted a show­ able addltlo.tol altiuee ef ooaa- ming announced in an effort to Bha^e In the cost of the 1960 U.N. In Jopljn, Mo.i nuning h om e... mott stock to present stockhoM- Beautiful book which optM stimulate the domestic economy Congo operation. "One o f the main causes of the down battle within the next few Israeli amhaaaador calls on Sec­ Palm Bfach, Fla., Dac. 21 (g)—i^ent-elect on the Defense Departs Both freah Connecticut Aberlee-ljtBrnad Colden Harvest Tur- •ituatipn as it now prevails In. The lys. He said pursuing the out- ere tiuroogk a rigkto ‘ oftartag- to p ro M iit thO Nativity and get more Canadians to Invest The .Soviet Union vigorously op­ retary of State Obriatian A. Her- Presideat-eiaot John F. Kaimedy mant and national defense prob­ The.efrerinig weald entitle stock- k e n and Batterball frozen turK>}s are OVRX-READY. . .tVe Congo is to be found In the fact anking forces o f pro-- today picked Roaewell ■ OUpiUrie. la their (iWn country. The reduc­ posed the plan. It made it plain it fl r "for pU foa* ec eeavegrtag to- lems. holdere to buy o m new share tor wtti have Butterballs In most popular alze*. . .Come la and 8C6M and taxi plus 24 karat gold leaf tions will total about 880. million a would-defy the aasembly majority that the Secretary-general, m his Gen. Pnoumi f ’ —'-'a n are #0 Israel's atomic re- who Was unitonecretary of the He won a Phi Beta Kappa key ■*leet year awa. own initiative and without any earii 20 ahaiee tarid ea Feb. 22, ONLY year. by,, refusing to supply any part of . .Oovenior-aleat Air Fotm in the Truman admin­ for aoholarahip' at Vale. He was 1961. ■* s Flaauaing told a news ooafer- the 848.5 million to be raised by authorization ttom the Security (Oenttoneu «... «teg* ‘ o t North CaroHna istration, to be deputy aecretoty gradnatod from toe law totooof; .initials FREE! Council, has set up a United Na­ V— r— ' of defense. Ym I Mm Hm eoRVMitnc* of our poHtinq lo t . . aaeeasments. The vote was 46-17 two children in than In 1981 after serving i BEflTER U8.-liuED TIEB nODV with 24 abstentions. tions Command . . . consisting totegratod ,soliool IC ^ ed y announeed aslaetlen of editor of tbs Tale Law Journal United Nattoas, N , T .. D«a. H ie assembly alao authorized mainly of United States nationals e4uny in January Yom’I Hi# to End sEvomd almoMk. sHetd oliwoBdi Discoverer T akes Venezuelan tho o6-yoar-old Domoorat aa ha OUpatrlo haa been a member ef 2L (JPh-Ohe Savlet IMtoa Secretary-general Dag Hammar- and nation^* of other countries tor tmpteved in NATO," aUrtod day-long eonferencea on the New York faw firm of Cra- • n i ovorytWng you wM nood for Chrlitmdg cool RH.$7.9S Earth Tra^rature skjold to spend up to 824 million Put D d ^ ■tote u wa J^ *to^Stethan ISo^ planning of the' new admlniatra- vato, Swains and Moore since MW atotordstratloa ef Jolm H*’ liE boUng. for The Congo operation during the The Ruzslans Indicated they 000 CMMn f^gaigr to'W e ooun- .tion’s-budget against a back­ 1940 with t)w exception of the , toe 6bvte6 ektef UMT: first three months of 1961. would continue their attack. So­ try. ‘ period ha served at the Pentagon. delegati said today. ValartHr liggatt Drug Company bought out tho onttro factory In order to Vaadsnberg Air Force Base,' The 99-natlon assembly ad­ Caracaa, Venuuela, D e ^ 'f l UP) ground of eorfearn over tho buat- viet Deputy Foreign Minister ^ PraaH ant EMiaalMweri in sand­ ness slump— a slump alao bother­ He also ia chairman of U)c Y d n l Met our ChriAmu Gift Bosltots . . . pricod give their euatomers thia beantiful gift nt the lowest priee pee- CUif., Dec. 21 OF) — DUcOverar journed at 12:57 a.m. to begin an valerian A. Zorin called a news —A brief uprlaing aimed at free­ ing hto iaat ragrasiij liiee^ to ing the outgoing Elsenhower re­ of trustees of toe Aerospace Blhle. XIX is In orbit today to take the 11-week recesa that will end March conference today to review the ing imprtaoilMl orticiaU o f the de­ armed' feres*. «lt $7JO, $10.00. $15.00 and $10.00 •oeh. 7. gime. Corp., founded this year at th* Barth's temperature. This' know­ work of the Msaion. posed .Ptoex JUner'ez dictatorship chief, saye ''Th*, MMto^of world M^ereno* w^r"^5iiSeed"*3k The stormy 3-month session, was squalehtd today by forcea loy­ requaat of Bocretary of D efei^ m • many, many styles ledge will help future Midaa aatel- U.S . Ambassador James J. is tha ahioluto 'iltoWBRy o f our Oilpatric, a New York lawyer, te O to Ckritod Btodea. HOC'' Y o u l Oko H now Smucktr's spocid holiday |amf • buffalo calf (men’s) which opened Sept. 20, was notable al to Preeidant Romulo Betancourt. wlU be No. 2 man at the pentagon Thomas S. Qatoa Jr. As a non­ Utee detect any hostile miasile fir­ Wadsworth commented that the time." profit oiganiaation to aaslat iths he anid 'fWe snoM Bbe to kaee’ in ApoHMcory fort. . . ings by rsporting flashes of heat chiefly for tpe ”islt of Soviet Pre­ Ona o f the rebele wae wounded under the new eecretary of do- • morocco leather • removable pass cases 99-natlon body had been working Hungarian' Communist bordar Air Forco in spaoa and mUuilte tost^thd Bwiv UJk abovs ths normal level* mier ' Nikita Khrushchev and the "in a period of crtel* which ha* in a 8(D*minute giinbattle with gov­ police crogsAjiatrian frontier and fenae, Robert S. McNamara, who tIek’ wiH take a » bitter Soviet campaign against ernment troops. The insiirgiints, led problerns. • sad'dle'cowhide • secret pockets The 8l-foot 2-stage discoverer tested the United Nations—and is drag toMtolp i^ ■ Hnagailaa is resigning as prerideiA of the ptottlai ae Extra largo pooiod dovolnod ihrimp in 2Va«lb. box> rocketed southward through scat­ HammarnkJold. by a navSl lieutenant officially Ford Motor Co. to join tho Ken­ Although a Democrat, OUpatole still testing it—to its very fouhds- refnitoa i^-:lladam -M artha Ma­ crossed party lines to auppon f waM. We oi, $4.25 box. • watermark calf tered clouds from Its seaside The SMsion also felt'Other im-- described as a deserter with a rec­ nedy edminlstration. bope that the new UH. delega :; • change pockbts and pacts bf The Congo crisis, the un­ ord of Subversive activities, eur- ria Bruetot* f i r once a nOted party putolcan Nelson A. RookefeU^ffor launching pad at 12:87 pjn., PST, Hen leaiar, Mr. (A d U ) BtowM'.~ (women’s) purses tj; certainties o f the U. S. preeidential Wadsworth said in a statement reUdered After the battle. throwar in W«>i*ington, D.C. died Oilpatric was undersecretary of the New York State governCr4>tip yeatsrday. The 26-foot, 2,100-pound the Air Force in 1951-53. In 1966- aoK « n i dieptoy M B a i C W o obo hav# froson cookod. oxtra lorgo, sliHmp In election and the growing pains that that the Soviet Union, because Its The Ineurreillon was* led by Dec. g to Jtor huury Mayfair two weeks ago. Gllptorto Jievod' • pearlized leather • zippers ' second stage went into a 93-min-> came with the admlseloii o f 17 new plans in The Congo ‘S bad )>eeh Ueutanant '■ men. The rebel Apiteiatoegda IXMldOO. 57 he took part in a study of tho 2 J b . h M M . ute, agg-idiaped polar orbit 130 to a "Demoertoa' for (women’s) membere— 16 o f them African. frustrated, bad tried to punish leadsr, ii ^eially as LL To sav6 aanatorial aara, tuhgo daftnso *BtiMlatan*nt,'flhaaood by Omamittoo. • removable picture wings 600 ralleB out. Theae factors resulted in pro­ the United Nations, to mlsrvpre- Uaaido rat, took by ringing out from the Taft CaifflOR too Roekafeller Brototo*. Alao in Othto Discoverers havs carried Be has'tttote'Slnatonto^ ia • pigskin (men’s) longed debstes, paralysing dead­ aent and label It, to hamstring its aurpriaa . ktional Oiikfd hai^ by ths Capitol of Wa6h- IfM .h * tote namod by Sen. B u ry tho aatiodTa • just about all colors • rsootorablp eapwls, but not, tbla locks and a general slowdown of operations and to driv# Bam- ington Imro base eat Ireaa atomt M. Jackson, D-Warii., fo too ad- K A M a i " W l SAVE YOU M ONEY". posts w U ^ the port ed has boon an adraeato o t strong OMi Air ^ Shop Ptnobumt W odnoidoy, Tbnnday • cordbWn (men’s) imaginable! otts. Instead it has a load o f slee- work that forced postponement of marskjold from offioa.‘ La Chtiara, from CRra- a deam to tone • dag , . . . Army paaol of too Joint Con- troale gsar to maaeure ths Earth's M i D K k a i ■ . ■ ■ ' 1- .V , ' ■ action on many major itema, in­ "In that bold offsneiva,'' he said, isMies a dealt mgt fer A*M omi •ubeomaittto'on MUl- and Friday, 8 AJd. HI f P.M. • ostrich grain (men’s) normal host radiation. cluding disarmament, until the sec-^ Mi nactlod torir AT THi Parkade “the Soviet Union thus far has 'Itoder wee MM to Ibhttouy . . . Ths intoraatton- ApfiUeafieas ef Atowle En- tw o fhrUMomlng Midas — mlaslls ond part of the session. toiled. The United NatioiU! la still ^dugttive weated at Laher Oigaalaatlon sgid that to fy .-, fisfiiMis filarm system — apace Ttatofinal hours were devoted U dtototo. Ha tali ttm in Ths Congo . . , the’Sseretary- toPei MtivltMfi. trade uxilena' to Sovltt Rusala oApatrio also in- • moaabor of tm m m . 404 W UT MIDDis Jim L-rlfl f-lM t moatly to budgetary and other wato de M the Cetoaeulet Marig two 6tu4y aommittoaa whleh liavo Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. ’tm m n e t Om ). beueekeepiiig OMottoo*, but the FR K FAMQNG RiAR OF OUR STORE . . (< .« 16B PbfoXwotto) ■egs. p r^ a n d raporta fat toa (i I *■ n 7 4 • Af' I -

UANCBCBSTER EVEm NG HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONM# WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEit'21, 196.0 ■T', MANCHESte EVENING HERALD. MANGBESTEB. 00NN« WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1960 fAOEiWW^: I J cants, fined $102; and failure to Burt, ehaitman. and D. BAljm dover via Rt. ’8 ara-gneted on one South Windsor yield right o f w ay at an intotwM- Bolton Crittenden, Hebron; and c^iim i^naaver end of town by the towering ever­ tion, nolled; J o s e ^ Kaaheta, MUn Regional ft B. Horne, ehaitman, James Form green decorated with Chriatmax St., breach o f peace, 80 days In Sheinwold on Bridge Ughta at tha home of the John As You Like It Jail; Richard Deming, Foster S t, OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 PM Hutclfinaona on- the corner of Driver Held Wapping, self-administering a ?iar- Bailey Report District i. Tlion Regional , . Chm-ches Plan By J U D rra AHEAiRN Ahell Presents Walea Rd. and a.1 other end cotio drug, aix months in jail, sus­ OUT TomuuBLr OUT has had a S-mah salary oomnilit-| (CHRISTMAS EVE TILL 6:80 P.M.) gaffi 4 s d v of town by the largo and bri||d>t* pended, and tw o years probation. W H IL E g o o d te6‘ since oariy fall/ On 2 Counts G>pie8Bi^ady oirrnNcra Spell ly lighted evergreen of tho Ehrle ,M M R n Opinion^ on . ReetminMtadatleBe A number of fine progrenui for the Christ- Llthnaaiaa Clab Electa By AHnd gksBnrald Yule Services Anderson fam ily, near the ^Inter­ The Lithuanian Social Club has If you’re trying to get out of a Abell xecontmendod that ''all I yt— Btouon have been scheduled by television fe K *’’^1 « hT teaohece with four years of train- { section of R t 87. Many other recently elected officers for the place It's the height of foollshneis A 7 4 Guy Outlaw will 'dlredt the atationa beamed in this area. Channel 30, for AfterJCrash To Distribute tng or lode" ehoukl receive "a homes, both on the main routes following year. They Include; to slam the door In your own face. ♦ K 10 9 5 9 Pay Changes mtalhHim o f |4,800 and a maxi­ church school Christmae program and roads less frequently traveled, Instance, tonight at 8:30 will carry the Stanley Bielski, president; Stanley The right technique is to keep the A Popiea of the Mlley report, « BIS11 mum o f $8,900." Ho aald tho maxi­ at the First Congregational bleam with Christmas decorations. h o l id a y s a v in g s A two-car rear end collision on wen HAPPY "Project 20" proffram, "The Cotn-^ Grust, vice president; Mrs. Anita door open and. squeeze yourself Charles Ahell, district super- Sunday that channel will carry ▲ 9 8 5 4 2 A Q 10 7 9 mum Is tho only revision In this Church at 9:30 a.m, (Jhristmas , ing Of Christ." This one will he in Sullivan Ave. Monday night caused Kehoe, secretary; William Barton, "Survey of Bolton School Neede,” through. latmident told four school boards Pobllc Invited to Oonoert ^ o r and will tell the atory of the "Amahl and the Night Vlsltora." V J 6 2 9 KQ9 t1 Item. His second point was that no personal Injury but led to an treasurer; Mrs. Vera Dalton, pub- are now available to the public. No medals will be awarded for last night that there are "two Day. It w ill feature the risading ■me public is Invited to attend a Measiah from the early prophecies Glan-Carlo Menottl'a opera, at 4 ♦ AQ4- the maximum would he reached special program of Christmas mu­ arrest and a warning. llctty; Mrs. Charlotte Anderson Townspeople may Mcure the re­ the bidding o f this hand. There things that are mighty Impor­ of the story of the nativity, as told t o - the sermon On the Mount p.m., and the Shirley Temple prod­ State Tro

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 PM tA Q K fO U B MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER SI, I960 was the daughter of the late Mr. haunt pii>e of a oar in the family Stratford last April, kilUng three and Mrs. Arthur Rebves and had l(arage, and ran. the other end of men. | Tanker Splits in State Votes^ Obituary lived in the Rockville area Die nose into the ear. Higgins LocalStocks Votiiig, Ribicoff Made The deiparture of county govern­ •f many years. had been despondent and left a ment 824-828 MAIN STREET There are no sur. Ivors. suicide note, police said. The shaping of the New Circuit $80/Million The Ladd Funeral Home at 19’ He was a veteran o f Army seiw- Qnotatlofu Famished by Court system that goes into effect In Storm Off Hatteras Ellington Ave„ is in charge of ar-. ioe in World War n and was Cobam • Mlddlebrook, loe. d ii< Top State News in ’60 next month. During the year Chief Schweyer Dies, rangements for the funeral which awarded the Purple Heart. Bank Stoeka Judge Edward Fisher d le i and was For Highways are incomplete. Burial will be in day the U.S: government’s dseislon Bom in Glastonbury, Sept 20, Bid Askad succeeded by Judge Jay Rubinow. OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M., SAT. TO 5:39 (Oontiiiiied tram Page Oae) Somers. 1921, he was a son of Lester and Conn. Bank and Trust For W inter other major storiea of the year One state’s Worst tndBc WARDS to resume arms shipments UtJaxot Civic Leader By THE A8MKSATEO PBEM ' *%reaking in two" in violent aeaa Hartford, Dec. 21 IdTr^rThe State Florence Hi|;gln8. Co...... 45 H 48 H In c lu ^ ; accidents — five persons killed on is disturbing. Mrs. Jennie M. Benton He is survived by his wife, Mre. Hartford National New Haven, Ootm., Dec. *1 UR— •0 milea eaat o f Cape Hatteraa. He said It is difficult to dis­ Bond CommiMibn voted today to The alaylng of Stamford police­ the Connecticut Turnpike at West- TILL CHRISTMAS .Coventry — J. LeRoy Schweyer, Rockville— Mrs. Jtnnie Meredith Grace Madeiros Higgins; a son, Bank and Trust o. 41 44 (Oontinned front QNM) Tbe Cop Connecticut news atory of Thr Artemia could not ascertain tinguish between the legal gov­ pour an additional 180 million in­ Benton, 67, wife of Louis E. Benton man ‘David Troy by Joseph De- port in a truck-automobile colli- 71, president and treasurer of the Kenneth J. Higgins, both ,of Ash­ Fire'insorance Ckimpanlea IMO wae Preeiaent-elect Kennedy's slon-and an increase in the num­ the name of the veaael in trouble. ernment and the rebels in Laos, to the State’s road program, with . of Pitkin Ave., Vernon, died -this ing rain and snow for norUwm por­ Salvo, who kiUed himself Dec. 14 ford; two brothers, George Hig­ 90 victory in the state and the appoint­ ber of trafBe fatalities in the state. The radio message from the A r­ now ruled by a pro-western gov­ the edst-weet highway getting the National Silk Co., makers of Tio­ morning at Manchester Memorial Aetna Fire ...... 87 tions of Connecticut waa laaaad. In his Jail cell while his first de­ gins o f Meriden, and Steven Hig- Hartford Fire ...... 54 57 Freezing rain WM foreeaat for ment of Oov. Abraham Ribicoff to gree murder trial was Incomplete. The upholding, by the Connecti­ temis set off a mobilization of sea ernment that drove pfo-Oommu- largqpt chunk of $27 million. ga yarns, died yesterday afternoon Hospital after a long Illness. ^ n s of RockvlUe; four sisters, and air rescue operation. nlsts out of the capital last week. The group, preelded over by She was bom Aug. 16, 1893 In National Fire ...... 119 129 central Connecticut and rain for ' his cabinet. Managing editors on During the trial, he had adniltted cut Supreme Court of Errors, of at Hartford Hospital after a long Mrs. Ernest Bouffard of New Phoenix Fire ...... 82 85 southern and eastern Connaettent, the alaylng. the state law permitting towns to . UThe Artemis said: Speaking to the upper house of Governor Ribicoff, authorized $47 iUneM. East Hartford, the daughter of the Britain, Mrs. John Wood of Ellen- newspapers affiliated with the As­ "Urgent assistance necessary.” Life and Indemnity Ins.'^Coe. chang;ing to snow. sociated Press made the selection provide transportation to parochial parliament in a foreign affairs italllion in bonds for the Interstate Mr. Schweyer, a former director late Edward and Ellagene (Simp­ vllle, N.Y.;- Mrs. John Suchoeki of (DeSalvo’s death, as well as In Baltimore, the Maryland Port debate, Nehru said he is aware the Icy spots were reported on aome In an annual poll of what they con­ tome other major stories, occurred apd private school pupils. program of which the east-west of the Manufacturers’ Aesociatlon son) Meredith. She had lived in the Seattle, Wash., and - Mrs. John Aetna Casualty . . . 92 Bid Authority said it had picked up a Pathet Lao rebels are receiving highway's this morning, but gen­ sider the big state news stories of after the balloting was virtually \ The million-dollar-fire Sept. 7 highway through Hartford-lVest of Connecticut, had long been ac­ Vernon area for more than 30 Skhmartz of Glastonbury; and Aetna Life ...... • 90 93 Vi ■imilar message. arms from the Communists across erally conditions were not ba, ■ The crash of a helicopter on a Associated Spring . . 12 14 coming northwesterly late this sve- from being painted right into the stroyers, and ships from Destroyer Chinese Says U.S. $3 million. will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. nlng and slowly diminishing to­ Ribicoff will, be secceeded as test flight at the Sikorsky plant in surface. Bulkeley Bridge improvement, Bristol B r a s s ...... 8 'i 9 'i Squadron 28 are proceeding to the Friends may call at the funeral night. as governor by John N. Dempsey, including some feeder roads, $3 home Thursday from 2 to 4 knd 7 Funerals Dunham Bush .. -. . 3% 4 'i the present lieutenant governor. ^ eOene. The Navy aaid it might take Aggressor in Laos The winter storm lost soma ef million. to 9 p.m. Em-Hart ...... 64 68 The story that received the sec­ aeveral hours for the warships to its force in crossing the AUe- reach the area. Charter Oak Bridge to Founders Fafnlr Bearing . .. . 4 6'i 60 Vi ond most votes from editor, was THE HOUSE OF FASHION Mrs. Minnie Weeder ghanies. In early momlhg, New­ The Coaat Guard at Norfolk sajd Tokyo, Dec. 21 (JP)—Red Chinese Bridge connector, $2.2 million. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Busher Landers Frary Clark 10 11V4 the March 8 tragedy at Berlin in Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie N. B. Machine . . . . . 15',i 17 ark, N J. had a temperature read­ three cutters and the Coast Guard Defense Minister lin Piao de­ East Hartford-MBLneheeter from South Windsor — Mrs. Eliza- Weeder, 1023 Tolland Tpke., were which eight persons lost their lives. Rt. 15 junction (Wilbur Cross North and Judd ,. . 13 15 ing of 42 degrees, a rise o f 16 de­ . A New Haven railroad train RELOCATION CLEARANCE plane had been dispatched to the clared today that Communist 'beth King Busher, 72, wife of held yesterday afternoon at the Stanley Works ...... 13 15 grees since midnight. And, a smashed into Vtie automobile in EYEGLASS CenvtntfoiMi area. The Liberian ship Melika fvas China will do all it can to “put a Highway) to junction of Rta. 6-44, George O. Busher of 114 Elling­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main also proceeding toward the dis­ $1 million. Terry Steam ...... 33'i 361 i steady rain eliminated icy epots ’ which they were riding. stop to U.S. imperialism’s inter­ ton Rd., died early this morning at St. The Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Veeder R oot ...... 41ii 45 >3 on most of the state’s highways. tressed ship’s position. A new section of Interstate 91, St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, pastor of the North Methodist In third place was the United vention and aggression in Laos.” The above quotations are not to The rain was expected to atop The cutters are the Chilula out which will eventually run from after a brief illness. Church, officiated. Aircraft strike that lasted for sev- the Sound in New Haven area to DC construed as actual markets. by the time the thermometer . eral weeks, idled thousands of per­ o f Morehead City, N.C., the Chero­ Peiping Radio said Marshal She was born Feb. 25,- 1888, in Burial was in Somers Cemetery, kee out of Norfolk and the Andro­ Lin’s pledge was made in a mes­ the Canadian border, received Somers. Bearers were Walter Arm dropped below freezing later In sons, causM incidents of violence South Windsor, daughter of ^he the day. and had vast economic effects. OONTAOI LENS 8 PE01 AU 8 T scoggin out of Bermuda. The sage to Vo Nguyen Giap, vice bond authorization also. This link late George E. and Margaret strong, Earle Armstrong, Ernest will ryn from Rocky Hill to the Snow mixed with sleet and rain Accomplishments of the Navy’s iane was dispatched from Ellza- premier and defense' minister of Birmingham King. She was a life­ Kearns, and Warren Sentivany. Seth City, N.C. Commimist North Viet Nam. The Charter Oak Bridge, with the Members of Sunset Rebekah Bond Issue began last night in weatem Mary­ nuclear submarines also figured in long resident of South Windsor, land and continued through the the top news. STOREWIDE The New York Coast Guard aaid message saluted the 16th anni­ bond allotment being $11.7 mil­ Lodge, No. 39, of which Mr.s. Weed OPTICAL STYLE BAR lion. and before her marriage was a morning. Central Maryland got The May homecoming to New the Androscoggin was "in the versary — on Dec. 22 — of. the teacher in the Wapping and South er had been a member, attended TM MAIN 8IBEBT Ml t-llll vicinity” of the troubled vessel but A sum of $8.7 million in bonds 4ids Project .some light snow. The snow was London of the Submarine Triton, founding of the North Vietnamese Windsor school systems. She for­ the funeral services. OF OUR PRESENT RETAIL INVENTORY was unable to say how long would Army. waa authorized for interstate 95 followed by .sleet turning to rain. after it circumnavigated the globe merly was active in local and state bs necessary to reach the acene. ninning from Waterford to the Road conditions in the • weatem under water, was voted fourth The broadcast did not say how PTA.S. • The Cape Hatteras area is Rhode Island state line. Of Water Co, part of the state were hazardous. place. far the Red Chinese would go in Besides her husband, she is sur­ And in sixth place was the known as "The Graveyard of the aiding pro-Communist Laotian Today’s development brings the J.^LeRoy Schweyer ■ Police Arrests In Ohio, the snow accumulated Atlantic” because of its treacher­ total interstate’ projects—in which vived by two dauhgters, Mrs. Clar­ iip to 10 inches, disnitping traf­ launching last month of the polar- MAMCHGSTERi SALES and A PfPU A N CE C O . forces opposing the forces of pro- ence Mason of South Windsor and A program for improving Its ous winds €Uid tides—a comirina- western Gen. Phouml Nosavan the state will pay 10 per cent and as president of the Eastern Con­ fic and normal acti'vities through­ Is-firing nuclear submarine, Ethan Uncle Sam 90 per cent—to a total necticut Council. He recently re- Mrs. Charles Rybeck of East Wind­ water sources and service by the Allen, and the demonstrations tion which has sent untold num­ and Premier Prince Boun Oum. Walter G. Twerdy, 32, of Puck­ out the .sthte. At least five deaths AT______DRASTIC REDUCTIONS A ______^______state authorization of over $182 (^elyed the Sliver Beaver award for sor; a brother, Roderick H. King Manchester Water Co. got a big bers o f ships to the bottom The United States has resumed er St., Coventry, was turned over were attributed to the weather, against the vessel by a Pacifist million. distinguifdied service to scouting. of South Windsor; a sister. Miss group. OPEN TONIGHT T ILL 9 through the ages of-coastal sea­ economic and military aid to Laos to Manchester police from the boost Wednesday when the Public three from an auto collision. faring. Countless livss have been The bond authorization, includ He was a trustee of the Connecti­ Sarah R. King of Hartford; and Schools were closed in most sec­ The fifth spot went to Hurri since Phouml’s forces won control three ■grandchildren. Danielson State Police Troop yes­ Utilitie* Commission authorized a lost in thCM disasters. Ing federal money, now climbs to cut Cancer Sofciety and has bwh terday on a warrant charging him tions of the state. Highways were cane Donna, which winged into of Vientiane, the Laotian admin­ almost $52 million for the intra­ Funeral services will be held $325,000 bond issue for the com­ holiday The Cape is on a sandspit island istrative capital, last week. cited for his services; was chair­ with issuing a fraudulent check. snow-covered, but the traffic flow Connecticut last September, and state system for primary and^sec- man of the advisory board of the Friday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes Fu­ pany. created fears of a disaster that YOU CAKT AFFORD NOT TO BUY THEM THAT BIKE f projecting into the Atlantic from The warrant had been issued on was being maintained, although Lin charged the United States ondary roads. Connecticut Bank and Trust Ck). neral Home, 400 Main St., Man­ A three-point project. Including never materialised. RCA VICTOR FESTIVAL North Carolina. March 30, 1960, by Pro.secutor slowed down. and "its lackeys the reactionary In another action, the commit­ Windham office; a director of the chester, with the Rev. Roy Hutch- the erection of three pumping sta­ Disturbances at the Connecticut authorities in Thailand” with tee allocated $110,000 to Meriden John Lombardo and signed by The .snow In Kentucky ranged, Nathan Hale Hotel in Williman­ eon of Wapping Community Church tions and pipe lines, valve cham­ from about 1 inch in the southern State Prison in Wethersfield ware FOR CHRISTMAS AT THESE LOW PRICES "blatantly intervening by force of for 10 additional units of housing oAlciating. Burial will be in Center Acting Judge Simon Bern-steln. It tlc; and trustee of the Windham charged that Twerdy committed bers to distribute water, and land part of the state to 7 inches in voted in seventh place. A group of Soviet Airlift arms and fomenting civil strife for the elderly. This brings the Co;mmunlty Memorial Hospital. Cemetery, South Windsor. ^soners went out of control in the offense on or about March and wells ha.s been started by the the mountainous eastern area. All in Laos, menacing peace in South­ total to 40 units. He served as chairman of the re­ Friend.s may call at the funeral Henry Souther Engineering Corp. January in a display o f stomping, 19, 1960, the check being drawn roads were slick. r east Asia.’’ Norwalk, because it has been un­ cent fund drive for the hospital’s home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 of Hartford, eonflulling engineers shouting and furniture throwing. to the amount of $40. Main highways in Indiana were Bolsters Rebels The marshal said Communist able to find a suitable pite for such new wing. to 9 p.m. for the local company. In October there was another SALE HAWTHORNE DELUXE a project, has asked that the He is being held in cu.stody In open in new snow up to 8 inches, China, Its government and ita In Coventry, where he has re­ but badly drifted side roads caus­ disturbance in the hospital ward atate’s allocation of $330,000 for Lester C. Higgins lieu of $500 bond for presenta­ ,„The project will cost about people "are determined to exert sided for 33 years, Mr. Schweyer $155,000 of which $85,000 has al­ ed the closing of many schools In of the Prison, but this one was On Laos Front their utmoat efforts alongside the 30 .units be canceled out. TTie com­ was Civil Defense director, trus­ Ashford—Lester C. Higgins, 39, tion In court Friday. ' mittee went along. Robert M. Cohen, 21, of 71 E. ready been expended. the central and northeim parts of relatively minor. government and people of the tee o f the Nathan Hale Founda­ of Rt. 44, a bulldozer operator em­ the state. T^ere were drifts up In other penal news during the (ConUnned from Page One) (North) Viet N'am Democratic tion, honorary chief of the North ployed by Green Manors Inc., died Middle Tpke., was charged ye.ster- . The pumping stations -vinll be to 5 feet across central Indiana. year, the county Jails went under RCA V ic to r SWEPT X TANKS SOYS’ 26” DIKE Republic to safeguard the Geneva Coventry Fire Department, mem­ yesterday of carbon monoxide day by a state trooper with hav­ located on the New State Rd., on At mldmomlng it was 4 below zero state control with the demise of in and a decision cannot be de­ agreements and put a stop to Swedes Complete ber of the Coventry 'Volunteer poisoning. ing defective brakes on his car. the corner of Lydall and Fhirker in Lafayette, Ind., and 2 abova at county government, and the new • STURDY MACHINE layed much longer. U.S. imperialism’s intervention Firemen’s Assr^iatlon, and a Medical Examiner Dr. Warren Cohen was arrested on E. Middle Sts., and a re.serve station at the Indianapolis. Osborn prlspA was opened, re­ WELDED FRAME The Russian airdrop, according and aggression in Laos." High Isle Bridges member of the Republican Town Tanner termed the death a sui­ Tpke. at 9:45 last night when the comer of Bretton Rd. and Parker In lower Michigan the snow­ St. lieving some of the crowding pres­ to beit available reports, started Lin's message praised the Committee. He was active in Red cide. trooper aaid he noted Cohen's car storm left a fall of 3 to 12 Inches. sure at Wethersfield. • GLEAMING late Monday. Kong Le halted his "great achievements” of Viet Gothenburg, Sweden — In a Cross and Salvation Army fund State Troopers Arthur E. John­ swerve to the left each time the The Installation of the pumps Three traffic deaths, were blamed The death house at Wethers­ BONDERIZED FINISH retreat from Vientiane almost Nam’s Red forces and aaid the eonsiderable feat of engineering, driVM. son and William Woodward, who brakes were applied. Cohen wa.s should be completed by Aug. 1, on the storm. Highways were field lost perhaps its most no­ Sportable Inunediately afterward. Sweden has completed the last of investigated, report Higgins at­ told to appear in court next Tues­ 1961. according to Norman Bamp- slippery and temperatures near Chinese Army is "your closest Mir. Schweyer donated to the torious occupant during the year. • FRONT, REAR LUGGAGE A dirt airstrip at Vang Vieng comrades-in-arms.” three high bridges linking the west- town the building for the Nathan tached a garden hose to the ex- day. ton, engineer for Henry Souther. zero. ' Joseph Taborsky, who had been CARRIERS oan handle 2-engine Russian air­ coast mainland — across three Hale Community Center, and the dubbed a mad-dog killer, was Guaranteed the finest lift planes. A long, straight LANDMARK BURNS small islands —■ with the large is­ • SURE STOP COASTER REG land on which the George Hersey executed in the electric chair. (.atretch of level road at Boun Rochester, Minn., Dec. t l (tP) land of Tjorn, north of Gothen­ Robertson School is built. This story ranked ninth. TV Portable anywhere, BRAKES^ Phong can handle lightly loaded — A landmark in this world burg. The route is 5% miles long, He was bom Dec. 18, 1889 in The New Haven Railroad's • TWIN REAM *6195 planes. Reports from the area medical center Went up in epec- about three fourths of a mile con­ King of Prussia, Pa., a son of troubles—end an extensive hear­ regardless of price say Russian planes are parachut­ tacutar flame early- today when sisting of bridges, in a project cost­ Daniel and pariah (Bittenbender) for a Gala Season ing on them In New Haven by an HEADLIGHTS ONLY ing enough of their loads to per­ fire swept the old, unoccupied ing $5,000,000. Schweyer. He was a member of Interstate Commerce examiner— mit them to land half-loaded on Damon Hotel, once a headquar­ The Askero Fjord bridge is 1,755 First Congregational Church. ranked eighth. • CHROME RIMS this stretch of road. ters of the famed Mayo Broth­ feet long and its single-span cen­ He is survived by his wife, Mrs Number 10 was the oap^ure in WHITEWALL TIRES 2 LEFT SLEEK The plane markings Indicate ers. The three story brick veneer tral steel section of 835 feet - is Dorothy (Koster) Schweyer; Connecticut of a gunman wfio al­ the Russians are using the same Sweden’s longest span. It is 125 daughter, Mrs. Harry R. Rvan Jr legedly ehot a Island man • CHROME FENDERS building, the main section built aircraft they used to airlift rice, feet^above the water. The two other of Coventry; a brother, D. Her­ during a robbery o f hia horns last 75 years ago, had been vacated gasoline and later arms and am­ in November and was in the bridge are of prestressed concrete. bert Schweyer of Easton. Pa.; July and then abducted the man's munition to Vientiane before the wife in n stolen car. prooem of demolition to make sister, Mrs. Norman Bertolette of city fell to Phoumi’g forces last wa.v for Mayo Clinic parking CAB, IOC UNDER FIRE West Hartford: and a grandson week. farilities. Washington, Dec. 21 (/P)—A John Randolph Ryan of Coventrv SALE HAWTHORNE SEMI-DELUXE Scattered skirmishes are re­ House subcommittee in a part­ Funeral services will be held ported between Vang Vieng and FIRE FIGHTERS DELAYEp ing shot before going out of Friday at 1 p.m. at the Potter PRE-CHRISTMAS Bonn Phong. Other scattered business today sharply crit­ Funeral Home. 456 Jackson St skirmishes also have been report­ New York, Dec. Zi (JP — K icized operations of two big city Are chief said tc^ay civilian Wlllimantic. The Rev. James R t E ^ to carry! ed around the royal capital, Luang government regulatory agen­ MacArthur, pastor of P’irat Con Prabang, about 180 miles north of workers refused for more, than cies. The charges— hitting at 24” OR 26” BIKE an hour during the Constellation gregational Church and. the Rev Reg. List Vientiane, the administrative capi­ the Civil Aeronautics Board and Are to cut holes In the deck so Dr. Henry Robinson of Fairfield SALE! • STURDY MACHINE WELDED FRAME • REAR LUGGAGE CARRIER tal. But there ia nothing to sup­ water could be sprayed on the the Interstate Commerce Com­ will officiate. Burial will be in the ^ 2 3 4 9 5 port Communist claims of a ma­ mission—are contained in a • GLEAMING TWO-TONE FINISH Aames. Battalion Chief John new Willimantic Cemetery. ON • SURE STOP COASTER BRAKES jor attack there. Quevedo, who also is a lieuten­ voluminous report prepared by Friend.s may call at the funeral • CHROME HEADLIGHT Vientiane itself, scarred by four ant commander In the Naval Re­ the staff of the House Legisla­ home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m, • JALOUSIES days of shelling and street fight­ serve, was doing research in the tive oversight Subcommittee. RCA VICTOR Sportable TV ing, is slowly coming back to life; • STORM DOORS gives you every feature you’ve Christmas library of the Brooklyn Navy Among other things, the two Mias Bessie A. Reeves BOYS^ 24^'or 26'^ GIRLS'26" But it will be weeks or months be­ yard when the Are started agencies are accused of laxity Rockville — Miss Bessie A • STORM WINDOWS ever wanted — del ox* fMturea Special fore it returns to normal. aboard the huge aircraft carrier. and ineffictency harmful to pub­ Reeve.s, 88, formerly of Windsor • ROLL-UP. found only in more expeiuive REG. $37.95 REG. $41.97 An estimated S',000 homeless are Quevedo, wearing his Navy uni­ lic wrifare. The resort also al­ Ave., died today at an out-of-town receivers: front tuning and billeted in refugee cartips or over­ form, rushed out to the carrier leges possible misconduct by hospital. She was a retired nurse. AWNINGS crowded homes. According to con­ sound, a fashion-finished back, and went to work with other some agency officials. ^ m Sept. 7,1872 in Somers, she servative estimates, more than 150 ORDER NOW high ^ficiency built-in "V " an­ $■ For Five Estimates Cali p e r s o n s were killed and 500 tenna, fold-flat luggage handle wounded in the fighting. Most and a wide choice of decorator were civilians. BILL TUNSKY colors. 17" tube (156 sq. in. pic- American, British, French and rare). Now at the price of orai- Easy Terms! Other relief planes are shuttling Ml 9-9095 rice, milk and medicine from aary portables. Bangkok and .Saigon. Burned out areas-are being bull­ OUTSIDE the newest veri-thin T V —"Yhe dozed, but reconstruction, work OMSt beautiful you’ve ever seen has not started. TWO INSIDE the jMwest, most advanced TV New Delhi, India, Dec. 21 (JP) HANDY SOU diasiif in ekcuooic history— — Prime Minister Nehru said to- 4 'x V x H " 5 ' x V x W aewtfeWr witb pittov jpaatsr /or f mrtotu l Utttmimg Clearance Rtf. Ml Wool and Part Wool Clearance On Men's Only RCA VICTOR makes the Veri-Thin MEWS BULKY KMT Sportable with POWER TRANSFORMER and HUNTING PANTS What's Black and - all these quality features: On All Wmimu’s antf dilliren’t r * \ 1 j I f /\ rsB T • RCA SECURITY SEALED ORCUITS REG . 7.95 R E G . 15.95 White and N EW Perforawace-proved, awcUae-ptsdsM ditaks so SWEATERS Mliable the govemmsM tpednss thtif ase m yllal $2.97 $6.97 All O ver? defense pe«]ect«i "•COAT STYLES A Me w • AUTCM4AT1C CHANNEL SHOES • iOAT NECK REG. 9.95 R E G , 19.90 DINING UCPERIENCE Retunlaa is rarely neoetsary. Kaape • CREW NECK $5.97 $10.97 ait'qaaltty level, even in msny dil nreea ASSORTED COLORS WEDNESDAYS ARE FAMILY NIGHTS U P S O N • TUBE GUARD VALUES PLEATER a r r ie r s Adde life to yom TV ced Pratem againa 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. 3.99 TRAIN BOARDS iiw power Mm when set is turned on. Ivefy wbe - to $6.99 Black and IUmI and OMU OOM COlOt wekH wsA wnsaw ap grednaliy aad esfely lesn loager. •rnbsg. HUNTING COATS All You Black- latest ...greatest • PULL-SKE TELESCOPING ANTENNA OiAOMtl SOUND Only So no aalride entenna ie aieJid in meet Haw One Can ^ tiom m MIm nm sseelht arrail Telescopes oat a( sight when aot ia ata. R E G . 12.95 R EG . 15.9S Revel in Warner’s Tightest, loveliest Merry HOLDS IIACg SKIMUr- Low Price $6J0 $6.08 Eat Widow (R )— with an easy zip front. All- •nd nolh (tort eSinir. Old Fashioned fhleken Soup new miracle fabrics shape you iii a way WON'T fOATCMfUwter that’s positively wicked . . . whittle ygur swriocM. OPEN EVERY NI6HT TILL MO SOUTHERN (EXCEPT SATURDAY, W IU. CLOSE AT BtSO) waist to the barest minimum, lift bosom to FRIED CHIDKEN a softly rounded line. And the back is oh-so spaghetti, Freiieh Fried Pota­ (flatteringly) LOW! Take your choice of ■I rag PMau ItofM, tt, stmt I SOMETIME IN THE NEAR FUTURE WARPS WILL MOVE toes, Toeped Salad NeopoUtaa, TINIA Ahgel White, or Siren Black. We’ve styles c Bread aad Batter, Coffee sad 4.99 and styles for every gala occasion . . atid UM ttI « tUMLY COll A NEW CATALOGSYORE. THEREFORE, ITS ENTIRE RETAIL Tea.- B iselc, red, gold, for each one we’ve a very scent-imental s lip p e r s brown and iMit blus little heprt. . . a fragiw t, satiny, tuck-in< RodId $ and 44A CHILDRIIN UNDER satin. MANCHESTER SALES 10 TBARS OLD 414N) your-bra sachet containing one of the de-’ At The Notch, Btdton INVENTORY MUSTBE SOLD AT FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS: WHEN ACCOMPANIED lectable Angelique perfumes. And it’s all BY PARENTS yours with each Merry Widow (R) you MI 8-2141 buy . . . 1 Opof Monday thni AND APPLIANCE CO. SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS BARGAINS. ON THE CONCOURSE X8-08$ A, B, cup .$18.80 O K N K m Y OAK S T ^ a H a Hmmd *a HMd Bafldliw-Ml M tM SE THXOiXCIPTUI , 8 > . i 18 ATTHEFARKADS . . Your Sfort of Village Charm . . . 5 m

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MAHRC has been dsdloating it­ self to the advancement of mportu- nities foV the retarded anojto en­ lighten the public to the many as­ Bto Bffpixx pects of this problem. ' THIS CHRISTMAS... GIVE A t W a rk W ith only 10 day* left In t u fund Many services, including ^ y - wUixtm a t tlM o f 4yiva, the MAncheetcr Aasociatlon care, education, recreation, social Any Regal purchase can be returned activities and girl' scouting, are By THE ASSOCIATED JPBBSB - for the Help of Retarded Children npw an integral part of the pro­ for exchange or full refund on or CSiristmaa dinner In the ant­ Television (MAHRC) has collected «3,309 of gram offered the mentally retarded before January 10, 1961. You can’t arctic, water from moon stones, «K»; . (to p rog rw ) AquanauU Its 16,500 foal. The drive officially at the Bunco Center,, go wrong at Regal! and executives ptugged Into the » 5:10 Tba~ Joyful Hour 18 REGAL PANTS wall are subjects this week tor X^SSSi 90 Two FaOea Waat ( 40 ends Dec. 31. Contributions can be sent' to 53 Tbe Nalaon Family 8 A spokesman, for the MAHRC MAHRC, P.O. Box 624, Manches­ science 4t work^ rtooB PlaybouM 18 Project 30 10. 33, SO said that last year at this time ter, ndiLT t\nmlM 8 ' Wantad Daad or Allva 8, 13 AntaroUe Ohristmaa' Bla'a Wortaho* 40 5:00 Hawaiian J^a 8, 40, S3 $5,015 of Us $6,000 foal had al­ FREE ALTERATIONS CHMS1MAS n>o (Hows 40 Hy Siatar Efilaan C ready been collected. A mahurka is a Poltoh dance in Juat tour years ago this CSiriat- . ikall OMer>roei 53 Tbe Rlflaman 13 For more than eight years the moderate triple meastu-e. noaa, two aclentiats sat under the 'Mtter, Nawa t, 13 Perry Como Show (C) 10. 13, 30 Royal Canadian 40 Tlmaa Square Playbouaa 18 Now Warmer Than Ever brilliant Antarctic sun and supped •;M R o__ t o lUood. _ 18 5:10 I've Got A Secret 1, 13 on cocoa, marmalade and blacuita^ ItoUl* 'Ji^bt _ . ^ ? Danfar la My Bualneaa 18 food left behind in 1912 by an* ex­ Caniral Conn. BUto ColUf* Cho^ 10:00 Naked City 8, 40. 53 plorer’s tragedy. Circle Tbeater 3. 13 Sporta. Nawa * Waatbar Peter Lovaa Mary 10. 33. .30 The food, preserved by the cold, 9-MDooitoa Bdwardi 5. 13 Million Dollar Movla SUP INTO A RUGGED NORDIC had ben left behind by Britieh ex­ SunUar-BrtnUey Kawa 10, 53, 80 10:50 Coronado Nine . We plorer Robert Scott, who perished Johnny Mldnlsht Are Maying To New T:00 Minion Dollar Hovla 11:00 Barry Barents VIKING AND YOU'RE READY FOR within 60 miles of his base camp Nana, Sporta and Waatbar Ml 9-I552 after becoming the second xierson Dangaroua Robin Bl* New* News. Sporta A Weather to reach the South Pole. . Shoiiun Slade World's Beat Movies (C) Naira i c Waatbar Location! ALL KINDS OF WINTER WEATHER Ned Osteno and (Varies Bentley, 11:16 Jack Paar Show (C) RfGAU 9 UAUTY ! 1 1 ' ^ ' H tow ay IPatrol Premiers two University of Wlsconslh aclen- T:ll Sporta Camera Feature ttota,i found the food In good con­ ..hllghU Starllsht Movie The outer side is a rugged DUNHAM SLIPPERS dition, the original camp building Nawa 8 11 30 Jack Paar Show (C) T:*> Hon* Kon* 13:50 News and Weather i blend of Dacron "j^lyester DRESS SHIRTS etui standing, and a loaf of bread Wa*on Train 10. 1:00 NewSr Prayer EVERYTHING We’ve got just the right slipper to suit every man on your partially sliced on a table inside. _____y 8KB BATimarAmi T? WBKB FOR 0031FLKTE LISTING and cotton. The new lining Waah-’n-Wear white broed- gift list. Herewith we show just a few of the styles avail- On The Rocks warms you better because it’s elotha or button down oxfords. $ o . 9 d able-^11 photographed from our extensive stock. If you’re You may not be able to get AT COST! 3-layer: Quilted Nylon, on •Ue* for every man. Give him blood from a turnip, but there are Radio winter-proof Curon insula- aeveral of these fine ahlrts for still in doubt give him a Regal Gift Certificate and let him signs that earthmen on the moon Chrlstmea. may get water from rock. ( l U s Bsttag Inelodee esly UMaa news broadeaeta of 16 or 18-mlnnte ton, on Nylon fill. Yet it’s choose his own. Some rocks, known to contain leagtlL Bom* etatloas carry other short aewaeaats). Everything Must Go! up to 5 per cent water, may be stil! as light as a snoyrflake— A U . REGAl. PURCHASES ABE HANDSOMELY found on the moon, says Dr. Roy ffDRO—use , WPOP—1418 GIFT WRAPPED FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTING • :00 News |8:00 Today In Hartford OUR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED! perfect for ml|lder winter G. Brereton of Aerojet-General _1:05__ Today ■“ ‘ on Wall Street 8:15 Conn Ballroom Corp. By heating these rocks to S:10 Art Johnson Show 7:00 Bob Scott days, too! Machine washable, 1:06 Raynor Shines 5:00 Ray Somers about 2,700 deg^rees, drinkable 11:06 Spotllldit on Sports 11:00 News - Christmas Gifts too! water can be liberated as steam, 13:06 Raynor Shines 11:10 Ray Somers. 1:06 SIsn Oft 13:00 Del Raycee Show steam. WHAX-eiS wiNF-i-itaa WEMBLEY C:00 Bis Show 8:00 Klnanelal Mews At Savings^Up To $150 NORDIC VIKING Wired for Action 8:30 John Daly 8:06 Showcase and News 6:4U Bl* Show 7:UU Fulton L,ewla Jr. Bir.slness executives in the 7:00 ^ w a rd P. Morgan 7:15 Gvenin* Devotions H1-n • STEREO • TELEVISION • RADIOS TIES world of the future may be 7:15 Bl* Show 7:30 Showcase and News plugged into a computer. 11:30 Puhllc Affairs 7:35 Family Theater One of the better known 13:03 News, Slcnoff. 8:05 The World Today TRANSISTORS • PHONOORAPHS • TOASTERS *39.95 It could speed decision making w n c —15*5 8:30 Showcaee and News names in ties. Choose from In large organizations by 10 8:00 Nawa 11:00 Music Beyond the Stars and Nows IRONS • aECTRIC ORGANS • VACUUM our collection of colors and times, say scientists at Lock­ 6:30 Weather and Sport* 13:06 World News Roundup patterns. 8:30 Supperttme Serenads 13:16 Slcnoff i f heed's Missile and Space Division. 8:45 Three Star Extra ' CLEANERS and MANY OTHER SMALL The computer acts as a vast 7:06 Conversation Piece community pool of fact. By plug­ 7:30 News M.50 7:46 Radio Moscow Deaths Last Night APPUANCES ging Into the computer from his 8:06 Pop* Concert office, the executive can draw on 9:06 What's Tour Opinion any set of facts he needs to make 10:06 Voices of Christmas By THR ASSOCIATED PRESS 11:00 Nesrs Hart Is your chonct to fiH your eempittt gift his decision. 11:80 itarll^t Sersoade Tarentum, Pa.—Nelson McVl- 1:00 SI*noD car, 89, U.8. dlAtrlct court Judge list at toiTifie savings. . . Don't dtiay, Christmew Speed in Space for weatem Pennsylvania from is only 4 days off. * 1 1928 to 1961, died Tuenday after HICKOK BELTS . Space ships heading toward a long illnes8. He was bom In "Z’h Venus, Mars or the other planets A very useful gift and one must develop speeds some 35 Chatham, Ont. that can be good looking, WASH-’N-WEAR SLACKS ROYAL ICE CREAM too. Prices start at ' f : times the speed of. sound to pull ’ Battle preek, Mich.—Alonzo away from the Earth. COMPANY Eker Udell, 70, the Kellogg Co.’b * Flannel * Sharkskins * Gabardines But the speed complicates the 23 Warren 8t.—Ml S-SS50 vice president for purchasing, died Regal has one of the largest selections of pants to be found problem of approaching and land­ Monday of a heart attack. He wai anywhere In southern New [England. Pants with regular rise ELECTRIC SALES ACE CAMPUS COATS $ ing at the destination planet. Now For Ohristmaas Poesert In charge of purchaalng for all 2.00 . . . high rise . . . or short rise. Pants for every man whether General Electric scientists have Kellogg Co. plant* and aubildlar- he's hard to fit or not. Serve developed a shock tunnel that can le«. f Dashing, full-length coats of deep-pile corduroy. Pleated or plain fronts; regulors, longs and shorts. produce- these extreme speeds and STENCILED SUCES London—Sir Godfrey' Ince, 69, Lined with authentic plaid wool blanket. Bulky- the atmospheres believed to ex­ who mobilized Britain’* manpower and Inc. I knit collar, slash pockets, side vents, leather but­ 1 w OF ICE CREAM SERVICE, ist on Mars and Venus. They will In World War II, died Tue«day. tons. Colors: Loden and Antelope. study the effects of escape speeds Ince (pent almoet hi* entire work­ WINTER WEIGHT FLANNELS ladividnal alloe* with deeigna ing life In the British Labor Min­ WHERE YOU CAN BUY FOR LESS on various shapes to Kelp In de­ of Santa, Ohrtotmaa Tree, istry and wa* It* permanent sec­ SHARKSKINS GABARDINES signing space ships. Merry Ohriatihas, etc. A retary from 1944 to 1^56. Since novel deaaert Idea. Only 12c OVER 200 PAIRS IN EVERY SIZE TO CHOOSE FROM Lazy Porpoise* hi* retirement from the ministry, ‘22.95 Hr each. . . . A t joar neareat 308 MAIN S T.-M l 3-2969 he had served as chairman of Pleated fronts or plain. No matter how his taste runs you're The porpoise never ceases to Royal fee Oeam dealer'* NEAR PINEHURST MARKET amaze. These remarkable sea an­ atore, or at the plant. Cable and Wireless Ltd., the gov­ BUXTON WALLETS sure to please him with PANTS FROM REGAL. ernment - controlled communica­ imals actually ride the bow waves of ships, scooting through the tion* system. His present wallet Is probably "beat up” -i5‘ in s ao gift him with a new Buxton. Engraved A REGAL FIRST! SAXON WASHw'N-WEAR ocean as an apparently effortless Initial In gold—FREE! JQ PERMA-CREASED HARD FINISH hitchhiker. Prices start at The porpoise apparently spots NEW, V-NECK his free ride from a distance, heads ’A WORSTED FUNNELS purposely toward the ship, finds his position and gets pushed along by There’s no longer any need to press your trousers. Saxon's KANDAHAR SWEATERS amazing new process puts a permanent crease in your trousers the bow wave, the way a human so that they never lose their crisp sharpness. 70>;4 Acrilan, 30% surf rider rides a wave to the The big, bulky kind that are now so popular. beach. PAJAMAS ■Worsted Wool New scientists report they have Choose from White or Maize. seen porpoises riding wind waves CHECK HERE Regal pajamas are alwaiya on the open sea—and reason that a moat welcome gift at any­ this could be the way porpoises time of the year. At thla FREE ALTERATIONS! travel long distances during mi­ * low price— take your pick gration. the 12,95 of Flight by Sight BROADCLOTHS Bank swallows and perhaps OR FLANNELS other birds use landmarks to guide their way home, a University of Slzea >r every - man. (Joat PANTS SUITS Wisconsin researcher reports. or pullover styles. '1 Ji". The swallows were captured and released up to. 175 miles from the burrows where they make their $ ' homes. The farther from home the MOST WANTED GIFTS birds are released, the fewer make their way back, It was found. KNIFE SHARPENERS Gifts WISK BROOMS ICE CRUSHERS BELLOWS Yuletide Customs TACKLE BOXES For BERNZ TORCHES FLANNEL SHIRTS M- Told in Assembly hig sweater on campus Handsome 100% Pure Wool Hard Fin­ WEATHER VANES STAPLING GUNS "Mom" ished Worsted suits. Smartly tailored in The holiday season was observed NUT PICK SETS CHARCOAL GRILLS A man’s Idea of a perfect all the latest new shades and patterns. at Highland Park School at an m - ...ARGYLE SHAG semlily program today. Using the WEISS SHEARS ^ Christmas is one in which Sizes 34 to 50. Longs, Shorts, Regulars, TV TRAY SETS he gets plenty of Flannel Stouts and Short Stouts. poem "The Merry Years of Christ­ STAfNI.ESS TABLEWARE THERMAL JUGS shirts to spark his casual mas” by Phyills McGinley, the wardrobe. (Thoose from our children, by choral speaking and FIREPLACE TOOI-S ' ELECTRIC LOGS wide assortment of new FREE ALTERATIONS song, showed how Christmas was Any University man can tell you— laids and solids. He's sure celebrated in different sections of DEEP FAT FRYERS ELECTRIC LANTERNS ?9 like ’em. our country and in different pe­ MANTLE CLOCKS WALL CLOCKS Jantzen’s Argyle Shag is “the look** riods of our nation’s history. for '60. We’ve got them in d e p th - Grade 4 presented the Introduc­ ALTIMETERS CARVING SETS tion to the Christmas Program. big, beefy windjammer styles that BINOCULARS The 8ong.s "I Wonder As I Wan­ HUNTING KNIVES display a whole new feeling for color 2 fo r Remember der” and "Go Tell It on the Moun­ SHOE SKATES MIRRO ALUM. WARE tain” were sung by the class. Linda combination. Soft, subtle tones arO $g.oci Herzog, Duncan Potter, and Ste­ Gifts CORNING WARE BAROMETERS Gifts patterned into a brushed wool and ONLY AT REGAL DO phen Neill were soloists. FLASHLIGHTS mohair blend that'out-shags any shag Grade 2 and 3 told about the Christmas customs brought from For STANLEY ELECTRIC POWER TOOI.S For you’ve ever seen! s, England by the people of the Vir­ YOU GET PAL SERVICE ginian colonies. Joseph Ralmondo "Dad" BIRD FEEDERS THERMOMETERS "Bud" was the announcer. 'The class sang the English Carol "We Wish You a 8URFQRM PLANES REVERE WARE Give Him A New Hat! Merry Christmas.” ELECTRIC TOASTERS ELECTRIC SKILLETS The Spanish customs which were *16.95 observed Irt California and New KITCHEN CUTLEhY FISHING TACKLE . . . and ihow nlc« Mexico were portrayed by Grade JACK KNIVES SKIL TOOLS IC. Mary Doll was the announcer baadwork by giving EIIMANCNT and the song, "Break the Plnata,*' POCKET COBfPASSES BIRD FEEDERS him an was sung by the class. A. Washable Corduroy with crepe sole. Three popular eolora Grade 3 showed , how the cus­ SHOE SKATES ELECTRIC SKILLETS - $ 3 . 9 8 toms of the Netherlands have been HAND TOOLS HAND WARMERS ADAM brought to the United States. Louis DeRocco was St. Nicholas. SuMut ELECTRIC DRILLS HUNTING KNIVES B. Soft glove lather, full shearling lining—^$5.98 Jacobson, Kimberly Glenney, Eu­ gene Montany, Debbie Knowlton, ^ CAR COMPASSES FLEXIBLE SLEDS HAT C. Gloile leather, leather soles, orlon pile lining— ^$5.98 and'Mark Ballard were dressed In LTERAT10NS authentic Dutch costumes. Ths , SABRE SAWS MOTO TOOL KITS Smart, new ihapei FOR THE class sang "Jolly Old Saint Nicho­ WRENCH SETS Gifts WEN SOLDER KITS and eolora. D. Leather slippers with crepe soles—$3.98 . las.” The story ''of the French con­ BITS and CHISELS WEISS TIN SNIPS For E. Glove leather, soft soles, plaid lining—$3.98 tribution to our Christmas tradi­ MILLERS PALLS STARRETT TOOLS tions was told by Grade IR. Ths .class sang "O Como U ttle ChU- HAND TOOLS "Sis" GARLIC PRESSES F. 100% Sheepskin lined, leather soles, adjustable tops dren." Patty Naktenis was tbs' an­ CORDUROY SUITS nouncer. - $ 6 . 9 8 . ,IFE of the GARMENT // Christmas In the west was pre­ And Hundreds More To Choose From" W ITH REVERSIBLE VESTS sented by the kindergarten. Susan G. Leather soles, orlon pile lining-:—$3 .9 8 (Soldberg of Orada 6 waaYhe nar­ Begat attera your ganttent perfectly rator and Lon AnnulU the an­ If you prefer to let him at the ttste of ttw salo nouncer. .'■' H. Deerskin tops, heavy orlon pile lined, leather soles . FRIEE chooie his own — give Jang as yeo wear It without ehargei Grade S showed the Vletocian FHONff him a Regal Gift Cer- - $ 6 . 9 8 3 M p a r tI BegaTaBaa e f r ------Oaipet Serr- way of oelebrating caudstniaa Lie> FAMONG lee. ter Keoway and David LaFOrge Ml 3-4121 m tif^ te for a new hat. were the annouilcera. T b n Bafceey MM FREE I. Glove leather, scuff soft soles— ^$4.98 t-pleca.euita in Sns piawale ebrduroy have re- BUISH HARDWARE CO. verstble... corduroy/prini;------.— vest added------dash.- iBing ’‘Oh Chrtetmaa T w *’’ to fegr..Of.jte» Uah and German. . r ■. t 793 MAIN $T.* MANCHCBTOI DELIVERY glass 84 to 46, ngulars, ehorta, longs, Olive Saturday till 5:S0 J. Glove leather, pl#id lin^d. Elastic sides—$5.98 green and tan. jQrada B eoncluda&. tlto -With tha singing of l g|jgb*t aiB ef gjggkt USKitS fjM itt fjOTUf tMOUt tMOue Halaido" and Of Ctelstmaa.* ’ c j M Anaparaa BvstnNO h b b a u i . We d n e s d a y , d e c e m b e b 8i . I^G E BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 6 ^N., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 itARcBBsticB, cwiii. laea Ji. sanity, and conduct, themselvaa ac­ gold arrow point; Hafold Robb, birds and kntw that they must bs ------»S>-0Hsi*y, 70, of baiiig driven by June F. Blason, It, to BoakafsUar and isgla- SOO VKAJB8 W Aamw IRanrl^TBtfr Rocky’a Shelte^ cordingly. And the iMuctlon to be boar badge; Martin Norwood, gold A Thought for Todajf hungry. Hs threw them some icy R^cb Bwied TTnUam X. Baatoa of 888 Bamham S t Tba aectdsat Sales l^ax Eyed I [atlvs l^era by Ita —airman, r BOY SCOUT arrow pMnt; Jeffrey’Taylor, gold crumbs, but the birds were too ooeurrad on Btttnham St, west of Devarsux C. Josqihs, . director snd We kre relieved that Governor drawn from that la that they do mtomreO by t t PRESORIPnON ___ . , , r*oelv*dmhior and silver arrow points; Daniel frightened or cold to eat He rea­ damage ooUlded at Mid­ Drexal Dr. Damag* waa light % feimsr chairman of the New Toik poeaL ‘nMQ( aald. it-would ba CoTtiin^ ifrraU^ Rockefeller has decided to hold off nesid talk 'and warning altout the Newman, Robert Ciarcia, Richard Oaaaeh isf Oharel soned that if he could lure them EXFEBDENOB “Fw Six mPttf ’Outjf For New York fidr" to low tneome gnupa add ‘Nolen and News * - • ' . r ; V . . dle Tpk*, and Mala S t At 8:80 thla monlpg can being Life Insurance Co. Brown, and Matthew punfleld, bob­ would favor thbe* beat able to pay. PUHLlhUittO ^ proposing to his L,eglslature his pet dangera of Chriatinaa, until they into hia b4rh they would be warm. A taiSr bvok being (^iterated by driven by Mn. Alice R. Oomiah ot New York, Dec. 21 (P>—The The idea was to survey the gi..nli.n pRurriKOPB IMC. cMl defense pilogram—that for alert themaelvea about Christmas cat badges. An old Austrian folk tale Ulua-' So be sprinkled a path of food to ARTHUR ORUe On* person wmm aU||htly bijurad 68 Goodwin St., and Mrs. M uy Mate’s pot—tiels to help it com­ At a newa —nfer—ee, however, 18_8 B1 Bln«tl . teed The annual C^riatmaa party for Also, Daniel Newman, Huold tratea the meaning of Chrlstmaa. A the bam, but they remained out­ aa the result of six j minor aeoi' William C Qibba,^, of 47 High Holman of 39 Bastftsld St, wars nsideratlon of a atatewldo salsa pete more - favorably with other Jocephs kald thc-eommlaalon waa __llAoeheatcr Qoon. making fallout shelters as obliga­ driving too. Who would conscious­ Cub Pack 143 of Nathan Hale Robb, Stephen Boland, David Kry- iB ^ iiis e s St, bacMag on Prespect St at tax la Included in a list ot recom- not recomm—ding a aalea tax. But TRUHA8 r EElcOUSON village schoolmaster prided him­ side, .Then he thought, "If only I. dents^in Manchester ycatelrdhy and Haedemataw St, Inflicted ^ h t Involved In a slight collision at mendations to proihoto new em­ states. WALTER R EEROlUtOUteN tory as possible for all building*, ly risk such a beautiful hcliday? School wits held recently In the siak, Paul Bmmerling, Jeffrey self on'being very 'sensible. Before were one of them they wouldn't be W sllsaisy Rd. and Tanner S t Sales tax proceeds, said the If mere rev—tie was needed In th* PubltelMra public and private, In New York school auditorium. Taylor, and Martin Norwood, den- this morning. Thera were no ar­ damage to a oar being driven by ployment and economic expansion future the poealblllty of su— a tax I he would believe anything he had afraid of me, and I could lead them , „ study, —ould be distributed to lo­ fXMinded October 1, 1881 A liotia SUftWO haa beep rt- Gary Plerror Warren Plerro, ner stripes. Wayne Douglas was to know why he believed It, He to aafety." Just then the church Ot, rests. Police blamed moat of thsM William Hr MMdun, 18, ot 88 Nor- in the state. might bo studied. State. e Bruce Grotto, David Mullen, and eelved toward_____ Uie ___ $925, CoventryCoven accidents on Icy roads. , wood s t, a t 8:80. * Income Jump Forecast The sales tax idea was rejected cal governments to maintain and wkRB M im m PubltibM EreryEt«7 Ercduig kueed But we are still a little uneaay awarded an assistant denner was a good man but there waa one chimes iMgan to play carols, and expand public services. The tax Den Chief Ricky Burr of Den 2 stripe. .goal for the Boy Scout fund drive Allen H. Bllia, M, of U Ylns St, Five mlautsa later, at the Park- by the president of th* state AFL- PESTS COST m BILUON h s u m m o i w nam r uDdeyeay* AiAnd__ :>iwi. Hollnnye Entered At tM for our national sanity when Oov- Kisiel President thing he didn’t understand about he had reason to know why "the * While the drive has been of­ suffered a alight out over his left adc paririag lot, cars balng driven Tokyo—Tbs avwaga Japansaa CuO, a member of the study group. also was suggested am an alterna- 'ost ORKsele At Mnnchesteier CondL *» conducted the opening exercises. Ice cream, fruit punch u d cook­ the Christmas story: Why God Word became flesh." ; Uv* to higher' state Jncom* and Waahlngtea—iBseet pests eauss Easteen Oeanu’s OUsst, rec^nd ClAsi Hall Uatter einor Rockefeller also Indicates Monthly inspection wsm held, and ies were served, followed by the ficially close'fl, Thomaa W. eyebrow at mid-aftemoon yestar- by Mrs. Joaephlas W. Brown of worker’s iaoome ia axpsetad to rlsa The recommendations wars Of would want to tidee the form of a Submitted by ■Graham-Br„ local chairman, aald day when a truck he waa Mvtng 817 fblland Taka, and Mrs. Janlna greatly In the next decade—^to 1,- made by the temporary atota oom- property taxes If and wh— there la about three bUll— doUars’ loa* to Iswgest and Oaly Oecapls** that he Is delaying his program in the neatness award was won by singing of Christmas carols and a need.for larger tax revenues. food and feed crop* and Uveateek Mnale Stere SUBSCRIPTION RATES Den 4. the closing ceremony. man. the Rev. John R. Neubert 'iodky the goal may yet be reached slid into a parked oar belonging to Bramanls of 8 Devon Dr. collided, 000,000 yen ($2,800) a year, misslon on economic expansion, Payable Is Adeance ^ deference to the establishment of Joseph Kisiel was elected pres­ One snowy Christmas Eve, as Community Baptist Church ^ y donations prbmlsed but not yet Fleet Auto Rented Co., of Ptailadel- .tvith Hght damage reeultlng. Japian’a Economic Council predicts. named by (3ov. Nelson A. iy>cke- 'Two labor representatives on th* In the United States ea— year. ne Tear ...... liJSi The pack adopted a welfare the schoolmaster sat before his Diseases, fungi, nemstodsa, and ?lx Monttih ...... civil defense policy by the new ident of the Polish American Club family again this year, and each . A""' •received. ihla. Pa. The accident occurred at At 7:80 last nl^t a car being It al*o forecasts consumptltm of feller 18 months ago. 16-man commlsBion — Harold C. Kennedy administration at Wash- boy brought a present for the fam­ High Jump Reveried fireplace, he was feeling very smug f Graham haa expressed iqpprecla- , Main and North Sts. driven by William H. O’Brien, 81, meat milk, and oggs at fiv* tlmss n ts commission’s final report, a Hanover, president of the State weeds eoat aaethar aevan bfiUea hree Month* ...... at a meeting held recently at the aboqt his "rational" attitude to­ Atomic Fallout 288-pag* study, waa subanlttsd AFLrCIO and Jacob S. PotofSky, deilars In leat prodnetlen. Read Herald Advi^ One Month ...... ‘•i' inj?ton. Governor Rockefeller and ily. The boys also decorated a 1 __

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all reaches its destination the day ated from Windham Uiigh SehcoL ISih Sekswn jfn C o ltu n b ia it arrives In the (rift'da. IM s gives h him a much later delWeiy on what Manrheeter EvaaTag Herald is ordinarily the morning route— OehawWa Oarresmindeat M m Dea- EXCLUSIVE AT SEARS! KENMORE AUTOMATie and so Mrs. Alton Lathrop, sub­ ald B> TMtie TMephoM A dafiew iy Bus Struck, i stitute carrier, is doing the after­ S-fiiU. Reds Bar Paying Share noon route. Students Walk Mra Harry Cafrella, the qmre cleric Is putting in more hours dur­ Built’in “ Look” withbut Built-in “ Cost” ! ing this season as is Mrs. Alfred Public Records Of UN Costs in Conga Windham Regional Technical GAS Soracchl, post office clerk. School students from here finuid Baskets for Mansfield Warraafiee Deeds (Ceattra^ fron Pmi« Om ) at« adorned with .photographs of themselves out In the snow to Grangers are reminded to bring Green Manor Oonstmetion Co., Drastic Reductions their gifts ?o r the Mansfield State Alcorn in friendly poses with his walk the rest of the wgy to school Inc. to Aaron aad Eileen Schroe- gaam l lanmliu in office . Ui « political intimates—(President El­ Training School Christmas basket der, property off Cushman Dr. yesterday morning, after the bus to their meeting in Yeomans Hall TMtod NnUona is stiU in bual' senhower, Nixon, Morton and Marriage lioeose DRYER other ranking party members. in which the; **«re riding was tonight. Ronald Joseph Leferriere of ON A itORE CLOSING Rome on Leave ' f In his letter to Morton, he said: struck broadside by a pick-up Windsor Locks and Carolyn Jean n Al&uogh the astemUy deferred truck and pushed into a snow bank Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baker, R t "After the most thoughtful con­ Reddin o f 55 Trebbe pr., Dec. 31, Mtian en many issues. It did take at the comer of Valley Street and 87, recelyi^ their Christmas pre­ Church of the Assumption. s I':a k s Load-A-Dfior aervea aa aorting ahelf sideration and deliberation I have Mansfield Ave. in Willimantic. sent early. Their son Francis, with a Buniber o f positive desisions, in- concluded that I should resign as Building Permtta OF *12y000 Neither Carl Melvin of Old CO' the U.S. Marines, arrived home for . John Kerin for Lena Monacella, Safety Deer atopa action when' opened clnding the following: member o f the Republican Na­ lumbla Rd., driver of the bus, or the Christmas holidays and with > tional Committee and as its gen­ alterations to two-family home at 1. I t csUed for steps to bring any of the nearly a dozen boys the news that he had been pro­ 24-26 Knighton St., <2,000. ALL STOCKS MUST BE SOLO BY JAN. 16,1961 Ruat-reaiatant porcelain enameled top **to n speedy and unconditional end eral coimsel, effective Jan. 1, a b oa rd were Injured. George moted to corporal. Cpl. Baker is 1961. Elliot B. Dodge, alterations to 4Xdonialism in all its forms and Schectman of 73 Lauter St., WllTl- stationed at Ft. Meade, Maryland. home at 157 Vernon St, <1,000. manifestations.” “ Since my retirement as na­ mantlc, driver of the truck was ar­ Also home for the week is their Choman Enterprises, Inc. for BIDS WELCOME X It declared the Algerian peo­ tional chairman in April, 1958, rested by Patrolman Louis Piazza only other child. Miss Marilyn ple have the right to independence Town of Manchester, demolition of and my return to Connecticut, and charged with failure to grant Baker, a student nurse at the |wage at rear of 70 Cottage St, CLOTHING HOUSEWARES and the United Nations has a re- my p:-ofessional obligations in the right of way and making, an Hartford Hospital School of Nurs­ spottrfbiUty to hito bring it about. MILLWORK SHOES REG. connection with my law practice Improper turn. ing. Choman Enterprises, Inc. for X t t called o n 'w nuclear pow­ have become increasingly demand­ Because of the accident, a large Robert E. Clark, gviation electri­ Town of Manchester, demolition of FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS ers to make every effort to reach ing. number of children who ordinarily cian’s mate first class, USN^son 219.95 an agreement banning further nu- twostory conunercial building at NOTIONS "They have reached the point arc picked up on Melvin’s return of Mr. and Mrs.-Maurice E. Clark 23 Maple S t, <350. dear______test explosions._____ It , also called trip and taken to Horace W. Por­ ___ y where I must devote my fulltime of Erdoni Rd., and husband of the Conyers Construction Co. for for a peimanent agreebient to pre­ to my law practice. I have enjoyed ter School, .waited at the side o f vent dissemination o f nuclear former Miss Judy A. Bailey of Southern New England Telephcme Longterm Credit Arranged tremendously ray work''on the na­ the road for more than an hour and Columbia, Is serving with Air weapons which do not have them. were late in arriving at the school. Co., erection of antenna ht 52 E. The a s s e n t was unable to tional committee and especially Development Squadron One at the Center Bt., <2,000. my pleasant association with you. The bus was damaged to an extent agree on any resolution on The that it was necessary to tow it Nival Air Station, K^y West, BTa. R. E. Riley— Shell Oil Co. for FOR DETAILS CALL Cbngo crisis., After weeks o f de­ You will continue to have, not­ The squadron tests anti-sub­ Shell Oil Co., alterations and re­ withstanding ray retirement from away. A spare was put on the road bate on general disarmament, it in the afternoon 1^ Fred Tatro, marine aircraft and equipment. He pairs to commercial building at ALBANY, N. Y. - HO 5-6271 J. L D IO N High speed drying at temperatures decided to put the question over active participation, my full sup­ was promoted to his present rate 342 E. Center S t <1,500. port in the important work you owner of the biues. until it resumes in March. It post- St. Golnmba's Schedule Nov. 16. Before entering the serv­ John Filloramo, additions to safe for a ll fabrics, even dainties. 1 0 pooed for another year considera­ are doing." Rev. John K. Honan, pastor of ice in November 1954, he gradu- home at 131 Elizabeth Dr., <1,000. tion of the seating of Red China. Alcorn also said be wanted to St. Cojumba’s Foman Catholic lb . capacity drying drum saves extra CMher key issues were not even devote more time to his home and Church has announced the follow­ discussed. These included Presi­ family. ing church news for the coming drying loads and drjing time. Con­ dent Elsenhower's prbposal for Among those being mentioned to weekend. Confessions will be heard economic aid to Africa, Outer succeed Alcorn on the national Saturday at the following hours: venient, top mounted lint trap is easy Space, the Himgarian problem, committee are the following: 11 to noon; 4 to 6 p.m.; and 11- Cdmmunlst Chinese occupation of Former Sen. Theodore Ryari, ll:45-p.m . OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY— 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Shop Now For The Long to check, eaay to clean. Tibet, Soviet dtarges o f U.S. ag' Sharon; former Lt. Gov. Charles. A program of organ music will gression, Cuban complaints against W. Jewett, Lyme; retiring State be presented between 11-11:48 p.m. the United States and the contlnu- Rep. A. Searle Pinney, Brookfield; preceding the Midnight Mass of Holiday Weekend Inf dtvision o f Korea. All will be Edmund O’Brien, Waterford, who Christmas Eve. The Midnight Mass Former Cheney Mills WE WISH t uicen e up at the March meeting. assisted Alcorn in managing the will be a high Maas sung by the y Hartford Road and Pine St. EVERYONE HAPPY HOLIDAYS When these discussions take 1956 GOP national convention; parish choir under the direction of rw • SYORE CLOSED MONDAY, DEC. 26th Take It Easy Again . . . place, the United States will have Manchester, Conn. Joseph B. Bums, West Hartford, Mrs. Andrew Gasper, organist. Here's one eook top that is so eonven- a new delegatian heeded by Adlai cha^an of the GOP Progress The Masses on Christmas morn­ Stevenson, named by P rudent- Committee and Legislative Action ing will be at 8:80 and 10 sum. A ICS AMPLE FREE PARKING! U. S. GOVERNMBfT INSPECTEO ient in height you can even, sit dewn elect John F. Kennedy to replace Conamlttee, and Town Chairman Christmas Dance will be held Mon­ "WILLMARET** IRANO while cooking if yon shonld desire. KENMORE AUTOMATIC Wadsworth on Jan. 20. Many James E. Bent, West Hartford, day, between 7:30-10:30 p.m. for Parcel Pickup to Your Car! delegatea are looking for sharp chairman of the GOP Budget Com- the members of St. Columba’s FLUMP. TENDER, YOUNG HEN chanigea in U.S. policy, which hajs mHtee. Catholic Youth Organization and bem criticised by many Asians State Republican Chairman Ekl- their guests. and Africans. wln K.jMay Jr. said Alcorn's resig­ Post Office Rush Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ora., a nation was being accepted with John J. Dilworth, acting post­ member of the UJi. delention, also Deep regret.” master, said last night that the WEEKEND FOOD SPECIALS GAS DRYER has taken issue with U.S. policy. "He is an outstanding citisen Christmas mail Is at its peak, but TURKEYS fiitiird He called tam recent U.S. votes wKo has given monumental service that there is no delay in getting It ARMOUR'S STARh-"R6AOY TO SERVE* “shocking.” These were the and leadership to our party in the out each day. The weekend a c­ GIVES YOU 365 DAYS OF American abstsntloh on the resolu­ nation and in Connecticut,” May cumulation on Monday presents the Full Shank Half / 49e tion calling for an end to colon­ said. greatest delivery problem. Ha said ialism and its vote against an SUNSHINE! His devotion to our party and to Roy Simpson, acting rural carrier FULLY 8 to 12 LB. Afriean-Asian rssolutlon for a^ U. the people of Connecticut has Should be given much credit. He Full Butt Half 59e N.-supervlsed referendum in Al­ justly earned him a place among works milny hours beyond the call COOKED AVG. 'Lb. Exclusive Kenmore 40*m. Gas geria. the great political leaders of our of duty-yand for which he receives “Our whole policy has got to sUte.” no extra pay, to see that the mall Ham Slices 79c be changed,” Morse said. HAMS The latter part of the session— Viaion Level Broil Oven when the assembly got down to It’s^wonderfnlly smokeless, quickly work—^was overshadowed by the ★ U.S.D.A. COOKING CEl^TER unprecedented participation of GRADE ‘A’ converts to a handy Totiaseriel No more than a score of heads of New Music on “3iand 0 3iaksA special connections heeatue it's gas. government and other top-level PLUMP ' leaders in the opening general de­ BUTTER KNIFE bate which opened Sept. 20. YOUNG Means NO MORE BENDING The assembly had never witness­ RECORDS 1 TENDER ed anything to match the conduct of Khrushchev, who heckled ★ TOM I For Christmas TURKEYS 16 to 26 lb. Avg. NO MORE BENDING, STOOPING, While You Cook! speakers by table-thumping, bang­ ed his shoe on his desk, hurled LEANING because everything is ON SEARS EASY such names as “lackey** at other Per placed where it it easiest for you to PAYMENT PLAN delegatea and demanded the resig- Save Record U. S. TOP C H O IC E — N. Y. STYLE Holiday Grocery Values ^5 DOW N imtlon of-the Becretary-general. tee, for you to reach . . . almost at if 110 D O W N Cuba's bearded Primev^lnlster Large Choice—Stereo TENDER, TASTY. JUICY FULL CASH Fidel Castro also overwhelmed the BOUNTY KI8T you had designed this Kenmore Gat 9 5 $10 M O N TH and High Fidelity New! Sunshine-safe Drying assembly with a typical 4H-hour 17 Oz. Cooking Center yourself! No special PRICE ONLY speech. 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See it! • Vieion Level simplified eloek eontrols oven, outlet days of sunshine . . . INDOORS! New Kenmore ! P IC N IC S Avg. Lb. 53c OLIVES Bucket. • Clean-easy, removable Visi-Bake glass oveh window "indirect-heat” drying action eliminates hot-spots LARGE WHITE 1 OARANDO’S F in e s t • Swing-lout (not down) oven doors, automatic outlet in the drum. Your clothes receive "sunshine-safe” Alcom Retire^ ALL PORK SAUSAGE STERUNO drying. SHRIMP »3.95 1 Lb. CeUo • Easy-reach cook top lifts up on hinges for quick cleaning MEAT Bax 35c AMERICAN From Politics SALT • Automatic top. bomera won't aeoreh or bam pots GAS ASSOOATION o Free Home Delivery Service LARGE I FRESH SELECTED GREEN GIANT Special Sale Vi Pint APPROVED • Simmer b n n ^ minute timer, flnoreaeent light. More! o Free Service for One Year, In­ (OoBttiiaed from Page One) WHILE niEY LAST SMELTS Lb. 39c 1i O Y ST E R S Cont. 69c FREE cluding Both Parts and Labor. was one of Vice President Richard NIBLETCORN (Cabinet Base optional at jnit $50 extra) M. Nixon’s three top advisors. “ ONE PIE” Since the election he has been supervising recount maneuver* FROZEN FOOBS FOR THE HOLIBAY throughout the country in his post 5 Lbs. PUMPKIN 25e as general counsel to the GOP. STAFF ■, Alcom began hts political activi­ ties In 1933 after being gradueted "STAFF" PEAS | freNCH FRIES from Tale Law School. He be­ FRUIT APPLESAUCE B'^n.OO THRimr KENMORE came a member of the Suflleld Re­ H as 30-in. publican Committee, and is stilt 10 OK. mamber. $ 1 . 0 0 , , - FLAVOR QUEEN He was elected to the State C R K E i S Ffcgs. REG. Range Top KENMORE House of Representatives for the n ig s. WHITE SIZE 1937, 1939 and 1941 sessions, serv­ 6 SLiCEiD BREAD LOAF ing aa majority leader In 1939 and Griddle GAS RANGE IS MATCHLESS speaker in l9il. IN METAL CONTAINER r i 6 He was also assistant’s state’s OCEAN SPRAY attorney for Hartford County from Real holiday enjoyment . . . just the i;orrect blend o f GAS RANGE 1985 to 1942 and state’s attorney fruits and nut meats baked to a perfection of taste. Handy built-in griddle from 1942 to 1948. He succeeded c ^ for quick snacks, full his father, the late Hugh M. Al­ 16-Oz. meals. Converts to work­ corn, as state’s attorney. CRANBERRY space with cover... easy • 30" In 1948, he was the unsucoeaiful Republican candidate for lieuten­ CANS to clean! Low, tiny m price, ant governor. 25" WMb Ovm . t' ■ Alcom was elected to the na- Jellied tloBal committee In 1953. And afUr SAUCE big in value! the defeat of former Gov. John Lodge In his bid for re-election in Reg. $5.00 1 Yi««r S«rvie« 1854, Alcom waa regarded as the top GOP leader In the state. • Pre-Holiday Dairy Values • E QUALITY FRUITS and VEGETABLES FOR Gtierwifee He wae chairman of this state’s delsgations to ths Republican na­ YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE ir FRIDAY, SAHTRDAY ONLY Or Ports REG. tional conventions both In 1956 GRA0C"A" EXTf • Doz. 69c and 1060. CALIFOBNIA SUNK18T SEEDLESS 149.95 AJoom aaaounoed hie reaigna- l a r g e d o i. 65c tlOB in hk law offioe whose wails NAVEL ORANGES Extra Large Doz. t U llw MEDIUM Doi. 55c ZIPPER SKIN, SWEET ThRusRoSB SoM Sjw Sslm U U* SrtMS#';;-l^V RIfir Valliy FrtzaM * JUICY TANGERINES e MADE ESPECIALLY FOR UOGE1T REXALL DRUG BY A FAN CY -l‘ 7 FAMOUS NATIONAL BAKERY' J RRg. 169.95 KtRinerR e GUARANTEED TO BE DEUaOUS STRAWBERRIES , YELLOW RIPE BANANAS Here it is . . . at the price- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND you want to pay! Handsome -TASTY WITH PIB OR DBaSKRT” Kenmore 30-in. Gas Range GROWBIS SHARP YELLOW TURNIPS Lb. 30-1nch G A S RANGE U. 8 FANCY NO. 1 , MINIMUM with a big 25-in. wide riven oMatchless! Oven,• burners, broiler lights Save 31.95 CHEDDAR .7 5 < = that pre-heat's in seconds. ALL CENTER CUTS MclNTOSH APPLES automatically ^ , 7^ ' Has a giant size araokelesa KRAPrS SAGE FRESH OCEAN SFRAY o 25-in. wide oven accommodates family-size meals broiler . . . many Imre fea­ CHEESE CRANBERRIES V Eleetrle eloek aad timer. Bmokeleas broiler, ehareoal fla* tures! sisivatcr (N O W A SK B) • 6 9 * LA R G E .. • Smart chrome trim back-guard has light, **WE SAVE YOU MONEY^ timer 10 Dewa iih porcelain B

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.MAKOHBSTER e v e n i n g HEBALP, lUNCHEJSTEl^ CpNN., l^p N E S P ^, DECEMBER S , 1»6P; WEDNESDAY, DECSSM^ER 21, 1960 m ft FOURTEEN Section Two WEDNESDii|Y, DECEMBER 81, 1960 ' iSanrlfCBtpr Eupnitig trala imtil th* rear ears, wars I Verplanck Pupils 30 Bags Yule Mail hauled. Into tha station by a switch engine about M minutee after the Destroyed on Trmn fire broke but Later they .yrere In Yule Pro^am transported to home ata|ioaa by, paeK^^mands A tk m tY o w n MartinShUts New Haven, pec. 21 W — About special train. , Thii ICancheeter LttUe TlMatar A cairtstma# program, with the Other paasesgers. left.the j&|tin drama group will hold its Christ­ them# "Whet la ChrUtmaa" was 30 lacka of Chrdatmaa. mall were and boarded bnother .tratt, that Captors Ti«al Full EHortn PoliceSef held yepterday at Verplanck deitroyed yeatard||^ iVhen a fire mas party tepight at 8;S0 p.m. UVEYOUR was Btopp4R;to piidc them. up.,1 at thh home o f Mrs. Joyce School liroka out in a eom^natiOii - - ■ ' at Deseeeidorfv ' on tho Princo Lqtz Junior l|UMUpi .Fill day on airplanes and its face full estimated 180 passengers, includ­ Friday at 5 p.m. for the Christ­ An Ellington man who WM M r* TORO ful," "Deck The HaUs" and "SanU isaward Brown, a p o t ^ 'tiu 'itbe Bianiarek estate, mi^it be Baer. to the mlssle age. ing to the doctor’s yesterday be­ ing 80 blind children, were un­ Samples of "Nuemsnn’s’’ handwrit­ mas hoilclaya, and will reopen Claus Is Coming To Town.” W. B. 'Bergen, company presi­ came ill Just before he got iiMFfi Part 2 of the program was injured. ^ club oar, said the car filled with Jen. 8 at 2 p.in.. ing were obtained and sent to the and was taken to R ock^e Clfy focused on a manger scene and The train was en route from amoke quickly. He said IS dent, turned over to the Navy a gem in the car fled AUied document center hi Berllq V ' --1 Hospital instead. singing was done by Grades 1, 5 Springfleld to New York. for checking. seaplane. With It went one of the The annual "Snowflake" aemt- Francis J. Smithwiek, M , fit and 6. A solo was done by Kath­ ’Pie.hlaxe broke out in the mail ” I was even too Beared'to ^tahe This dlseloaed '’Neumanft'a true formal'^dance spenaored. by the pioneer "flying machine” makers. Mountain Rd., told the Vernon eon- leen Carroll, who sang "Lullaby." room .of the car about 5 p.m. about my clothes .or collect my bbr Identity, which he at first deiiUd- CYQs o f jMenclweter 'win he held ’The plane was the last of 12,400 stabulary he was seized With The glee club of Grade 6 sang one mile northeast of Union Sta­ bilia,” Brown aaid. ; , . When police approached fwlth giins Ileo. 38 frdm T:60 to 11 p.m. at to be built during the past 48 ybars stomach pains while approaching "March Of The Kings" and Thom­ tion. The car was directly behind An unidentified woman accom­ drawn. St. Jaineif 'School Hall. Music will by a company whose founder made as Boll, Robert Bezslnl and the engine. panying the blhid children .said Ho was taken to tho aback his first one in an abandoned the dotcor’s office on Rt. 83 at tM be pcovtdod by Norman Hayes and Vernon ’Traffic Circle. Timothy Hassett, of Grade S, sang New Haven city firemen kept they became excited but all fol­ where he had been living and hla his band. ’Tickets m iy be obtained church in Santa Ana, Calif. "We Three Kings." the Ore confined to the single car. lowed directions. wife, who for yeara lived in the at St; jaine^’ rectory. The pubUc ’That young flyer, Glenn L. Mar­ The Vernon Fire Company fi Manager scene characters were The 30 blind children aboard the IhMital offidala aaid abo«iA-ld0 Hamburg suburb. of Botgedorf, la Invited. tin, later built the,first Army train­ ambulance took Smithwiek to thti played by Kathleen Carrol and l^ln were from the Connecticut sacks. of mail were untoaf^bd by maintained Baer was dead. ing plane, bombers for both. World hospital -about 6:15 p.m. Hoopttal Leonard Rackowski as Mary and ."Oh, daddy, what’s happonedT" authorities today said the patient jtchool for the blind in Hartford. tl^e fire but wers dre&eiied 'by .wa­ A Social Security representative Wars, an adaption for the Korean Joseph; Edward Adams, John Dl- 4 m said. is up and. around and is feeling They were on tjhelr way home for ter, ’Hie offlciala said;.tbe eacks from the Hartford District office fighting, and the famous ' China Cldccio. Steven Simpson and David A t thio, polio# aaid, their pris­ better. He was awaiting holiday vacations. They occupied would be dried out and deUv^ed. will be at the Manchester Poet Clipper that flew from San Fran­ Duchemln played the part of oner aaid; ^Ali right. rm^Baer.” cisco to Manila in 1935. this morning. a‘ car directly . behind the club- Unidentified damaged mail from Office Wednesday Dec . 38 and shepherds; and Mary Weiss, Linda toall car. 1 the fire, the offloiala aaid, would wiolf did not say when'Ba^s After Martin’s death in 1965;- The' constabuiaty learned of tho Findlay, Carolyn Cox and Doniia We've Taken The Mystery trial wUl start. Sixtoin former SS Wednesday, Jan. 4, rather - than the space age began to crowd the situation from a passing motoris$, The children were moved to a be dent to a dead letter office In the usual Mondayi of those NiW KIND OF Barrette played the part of angels. fear ear and remained aboard the Boston.. ;< guards are in. cUhto^ on charges airplane off the company's draw­ Frederick Willette of RockvUle» Music was provided by the Ver­ O ut O f M eot Shopping stemming from the Auschwitz weeks. ing boards. who saw Smithwick's car stuck jfi. planck School Band under the di­ slaughter. Authorities indicated Bergen proclaimed the complete a snowbank. Willette thought tluiro SNOW PLOW ! rection of Louis Beaulac. Budget Blade Roast? Stuffed Fork Chops? Turkey for snore arrests may be made. William R. Frye, United Nations transition at a ceremony deliver­ had been an accident, a constzldo The Christmas program ended Tiie Auschwitz force worked correspondent for the Christian ing the last Marlin to the Navy at said. with everyone singing ."Joy To Twenty? No problem, ma’am, no problem at all; If you’re under Adolf Eichmann, nqw held Science Monitor, will speak on Smithwiek said he was ill o««4 Simply lift ofT the engine the plant opened In 1928 by The World." INVESTMENT PROBLEMS ^ <■ not eure how much meat to buy— or what kind— or how ta Israel for trial on charges of '"The United Nations Looks Martin. had pulled to the side of the rand. •nd-hudleunitof thisToro to cook it—^please ask us. More about that later . . , being a mass SKtennlnator of Ahead” at the third annual world "Just as Martin made Baltimore He was on his way to tho offloe o f P) — Col. Joseph Mobutu an­ When the 46-passenger Clipper measurably appreciated both by adults and GENiicRAL CONS’TRUCnON wards, 148 Hawthorne St., after economy’s "lack of vigor” wrill Record STAMPS The 18 to 20 lb. Native Turkeys at 55c, with great. 90 Oxford St.—MI S-S80S being stationed in Vicenza. , the Eisenhower administration, nounced last night he does not plan Ship completed its maiden run in teenagers. Save told reporters he did not know have a bearing on tax revenues, 1935, the late President Franklin large broad breasts, give you more white slices of de­ for the past 23 months. A.graduate and implied that this in turn must an Immediate Invasion to over- For Particulars Dial Large Choice— Stereo of Howell Cheney Technical School, whether he would sit in at the D. Roosevelt said "I thrill to tlie licious turkey, but if you have a small family you might budget conference. be taken into account in charting throw the pro-Lumumba govern­ wonder of it all.” M l 9.7396 "Custom Built He entered the U.S. Arniy Ih July a spending program. and High Fidelity prefer the 10 to 12 Ib. hens at 63c Ib. Prices are the 1958. After Jan. 20, he will be Vacationing at nearby Hobe ment in Oriental Province. There was an Ironic note in the FAIRWAY Soiuid, Fla., Dillon aaid he came President Elsenhower is pre­ final aeaplane ceremony. The MORTLOGK’S DRIVim SCHOOL same as you would pay at the farm. hom es" stationed at Ft. Mead, Md. The Congolese army leader had MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER—MI 3-1212 to Palm Beach primarily to con­ paring a final budget, for the Marlin was supposed to be flown , 1 been reported moving troops into ReoMential and Commercial Mi.ss Judy Miller and Gerald fer with Kennedy aides in prepa­ fiscal year starting July 1. 1961, to North Island. Calif. But ice ration for taking over his new -job He wdll send it to the new con­ Equator Province — adjoining in the harbor prevented the take­ Remodeling, Repairing T Rousseau will appear with the 30- SWIFT'S PREMIUM member Central Connecticut State next month. gress early next month. It will Oriental — for a massive invasion off. sad Alterations On hand for the meeting with be up to Kennedy to decide' on ■to crush the rebel regime in Martin’s first Army training . I, College Singers on Channel 30 at Potterton’s BUTTERBALL TURKEYS 6:30 tonight. Both 1960 graduates Kennedy were David E. Bell, Har­ any revision after he takes over Stanleyville that has defied the plane Was known as the model TT •AM tfSM VflM V6M tiOM lEM VSM 1 Planning Assistance For vard economist whi will be Budget Jan 20. ISO Center Street Corner of Church Street Alteration Addition Work of Mancliester, High SchpoL -they ■cegtral Congo .government in Leo­ tractor. It wa# a biplane deliver­ Freshly frozen 1960 crop all fresh arrivals for this Christmas are freshmen at the college. Bureau chief; Elmer B. Staats, poldville dominated by Mobutu and ed In 1913. season,'. .Nothing carried over from .’Thanksgiving. present deputy director staying on President Joseph Kasavubu. He flriished an MB2 bomber for % MARLOW'S FURNITURE suigitls as No. 2 man under Bell; and Ken­ RockvUle-Vernon the Army In 1918, but World War Butterballs are on display in the frozen food case . . . nedy staff members Theodore Sor­ But Mobutu told newsmen he FAIR I ended before It could be used ensen and Myer Feldman. , idid not plan any "immediate mili­ in combat. The 18 and over size offers a very excellent value at 49c tary action" against the Stanley­ | i Ib. Come in tonight, we are open till nine Wednesday, Meanwhile, Piefre Salinger, Ken­ City Firemen Play During the second World War, BRING MUSIC INTO YOUR HOME FOR CHRISTMAS nedy’s press secretary, told a news ville regime and jid not "wish to Martin built 5,266 B26 Marauders l i i Thursday and, Friday or shop early any day this week "ALL SAIL AND NO RUDDER.” Golfers make conference that the President-elect shed Congolese blood unneces­ for the Army. It had the firat Santa Glaus to 200 sarily.” to avoid the rush and make your own selection. this quip about a shot that goes a long w'ay in the plans to resign soon from the Unit­ ------! power-operated gun turret, bom­ ed.States Senate. The Army leader said the rebel <®Vlcfine wrong direction. We think it applies to portfolios Rockville firemen, who this year bardier’s plastic nose and one of ’Turkeys ordered in advance should be here by the time this ad Gov.' Foster Purculo of Massa­ repaired and repainted toys for government of Antoine Glzenga, the first tall gun turrets. reaches you If a crippling storm does not come along. which contain fine securities but show littl.e in­ chusetts last night announced he needy children, have delivered pro-Communist deputy premier Also on duty from Martin was will appoint Benjamin A. Smith 11 Iti: dication that the owner has chartered a course toys to about 200 youngsters so under Patrice Lumumba, would be the Mars, a flying warehouse that KINSMAN DUCHCSS of Gloucester, a former Harvard far. • brought down by the economic carried Jeeps, tanks and more than USE YOUR CHARSE-A-PLATEl and is gteerjng toward his objective. Need more roommate of Kennedy, to the Sen­ Chief John F. Ashe said fire­ blockade the Leopoldville govern­ a hundred service men. MORRELL'S ate seat when the President-elect men have been delivering the ment - ordered against Oriental During the Korean fighting, rudder? Come on in and see us. gives it up. Province this week. All road, river Martin produced the British de­ ORGAN RlADY-TO-EAT Salinger said, as Furculo. hod CSiriafinaa presents for the past two da)'B and the satisfaction arid air travel into the Province signed Canberra jet bombers as earlier, that Kennedy suggested ap­ was banned, the B57 for the United States Mil­ HAMS pointment of Smith to the gov­ more than makes up for the work ONLY $ 9 9 ^ itary service. ernor. Smith was active in the Ken- put in.’’ “Already the Omental troops are ’The highest priced ham on the market . . . but the best . . . Open Thwre. 6dX> to 9:00 p.m. and Sat. until noon, Now missiles and electronics also the ham with the least fat, the least bone of any ham on nedy-for -president campaign. ’The firemen’s Christmas work­ short of uniforms and ammuni­ have taken over completely. TOLE s the market . . . less water content too, so that in the end it costa At a news conference here yes­ shop was undertaken this year for tion,” Mobutu said. “With their you less than ordinary hams. Forgot to mention that they are the first time. People took brok­ supply lines cut, they cannot last shankless and hockless, too. With the double holiday, if you P V I N A M & C O . en or' used toys to the depart­ long.” Forests Save Water want ham . . .try Morrell’s. , Members Now York Stock Exchange ment’s Fitlon Fire House on Mobutu and Kasavubu came to 9 { Duf>a/cfo M u sic Center ri lAST CfNnS (T. • MANCHESTIR • TH; Ml 2-tlll Prospect St, where the firemen Coquilhatville, capital of Equatbr Portland, Ore. — National-for- Jom«f T. • Rebtrf N. Slorlf*/ ATLANTIC repaired them during evenings Pro'vince, for a triumphant recep­ eet ttmberland produces about a LAMPS V 186 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST— M l 9-6205 mlIIiOT( gfalloiia of water per equare PINEHURST _ and weekends. tion yesterday by thousands of V OPEN DAILY—2 P.M, to 9 P.M.— SAT. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. FURNACE OIL mile each year. When the lands "We received some dandy toys," wildly cheering Congolese. It was it::! Are A Best Seller At Automatle Oellvory are managed properly, this water It::t RIB OVEN ROAST Ashe said, "and a lot of young­ the president’s first Congo tour L. T. W OOD CO. sters udll be happy.” Phono Ml 8-ll2fi outside Leopoldville since he dis­ Marbw's Because o f: Roast beef has become a great hoUday meat and we are residy The firemen used three pickup missed .J^umumba from the pre­ with tte finest choice grade of beef . . . ., trucks to'deliver the gifts. miership on Sept. 5. OUR LARGE w o n THK ID IA L GIFT... Holiday Schedule Ring The Beil With This SEUCTION Marlow GiH Suggestion! - PLU5 THC VARIETY PINEHURST IS OFEN I Ijl $10.95 OF CO LO R TONIGHT TIU NINE WEBCOR IS BUILT MEN'S "GIFTED" LEATHER I COM6INATIONS THURSDAY-NIGHT TILL NINE for easy-chair listening! rd! 'V $13.95 and our mailOW PRICES! FRIDAY NIGHT TILL NINE FIRESIDE ; AND OPEN DAILY AT 8 A.M. , Anytime a two-day hoUday comes on the weekend, it's a "grand , Included See Our MEN'S SMOKING STANDS ...... 7.1 I rush” no matter how a store prepares for It. May i we suggest that you shop early in the .day, if It Is convenient and that yon Free! give a thought to ^ M n g up a few things tonight, Thursday and a . ■ Specials! Thursday evenUg when the rush will not be quite as great as on Open Tonight till 9';00 Friday and .Saturday, . ^ 4 SSP IN O U ENJOY BUT COME ANY TOME . .'we will do our best to get'you the PLUS SO PACK NEW SHIPMENT OF finest of "OODD TRlNOS TO EAT* for the hoUday season. . . , RES. $5.00 RUGS RECORD CAREYel AND I WALL RACKS *6,95 CROSBE A BLACKWELL PLUM PUDDING — FIG PUDDING — MINCE MEA’T • '8 4 W MINCEMEAT i. ING CASE! $ T . 9 9 CARPETS FOC FURTHER SU66E$TI0fK WE OFFER— AH khida of salted mixed nuts, the new apothoeary Jam of FOR • Colorful Gift HaMocka...... $3.50 up Smuckers special Jams that’make each nice gifts,gifts. Slivered • Maple Cricket Chaira and Rockera ....^ $ 1 7 .0 8 up almonds and other almonds which seem to be In such demand for ' M A E S T B O HI-FI FONOORAF N CHRISTMAS Delcot’"* Blake • Log B a a k e ls...... $ 7.95 ^’holiday eooldttg. - ‘ Sit buck n l riiox whUt th« lutonMtk disk- » " OPEN TO of 5)0% kodel polyakter • Beautiful Boudoir Chairs ...... $17.88 up (hinger ploys mixod 33 V4 rpm . lO ' n d 12' afid 50% cotton ' • Card T a b le s----- K ; ...... $4.95 up riiords in ony soquomo. Also ploys oHior tbrio Yours < - tan WB SUOOIST A P^ptfi. ni^i find'proper, are this year's big shirt noise. Holiday GiH FruH Baskets • Men’s Recllner C h p irs...... $.59.95 up spoods oirtoniotkolly, ond shuts off oftor lost Now Pior • PLACK 9 P . M . • Cal-Dak ,Snack S e t s ...... $9.95 up . Tlie claseie pattmn lends itaelf to today’s wanted color- Come to the store and enjoy making your own selections rocerd. tnio high-fidotity tonos. ChrifitmfiS $5.95 • Vacuum Cleaners - ...... $39.95 up r Giving! TUES.-THURS..FRI. HAT ’ inir o f goId»'wine, olive,'loden greeh and to ■"417’s " trim of holiday food . . .- Please ^o not ask for delivery*. •WINE Wash and waar- DoHy to 5:30 P.M. never needs ironing See Our Complete Line Of and tapered lihes. In Van Heusen’s "miracle cotton’’ that MAR L O W *54.88 EASJT TERM S! CUSHION CREPE SOLE MAPLE TABLES end PINE BUCKETS LOOKING FOR EXTRA URGE SHRIMP? . BUDGET p l a n YOUR iinif • whit'o blue j . Gift Certificate b r o a d l o o m T needs little Of >no ironing. In our frozen food case you wlU find 2 '/i lb. boxes of extra large • tan gr«y ' shelled develned shrimp at S4.25 a box . . . and we may have SIZES 6 to 12 Phone MI 8-5108 E-Z COME IN AND FREE G ift problem 7 Here's the smart 2-lb. cans o f extra large cooked shrimp. OPEN TONIGHT TILL m MI 8-5104 This shirt never needs ironing . / drie# smooth, answer: a CHAMP HAT GIFT . f I I Mnia St.,' Mnacbeater Btaya m ooth all day, thank# to exclusive ReMnve TERMS RROWSE AROUND DELIVERY Neatness. Populu- medium spread, short point CERTIFICATE in the attfacUve TOO TIRED TO MAKE A PIE? PM , PURNOl f AAKING Bl#ke collar . . . cmivertlMe cuffs that can be worn tmijiipil with or without cuff links. Bison U to 17. „ FREE PURNELL PARKING mifiiature jiat box 1 ifagets the CHAMP TRY MINCE OR PUMPKIN FROM OUR SEE OUK BEAUTIFUL TtAt* of hii own choosinB. . . and vou get FROSTED FOOD CASE MADE BY FARMHOUSE lliilj OOT BOXED AND WRAPPED APPLE PIES STILL ON SALE BRMDEI RURS p i WTTHdUT CSiARGB hii genuine appreciation! ' t.fB AT S8o — 8 for 41.00 hi:!! TOO iiiHi O EVERY NtGHT TILL QHItlSIM Ae FDKNITDIUB DEPAB-TMENT—(Lower Store Level) MANCHtSm FAJIKADE 10 AJUL f f PAL.dCCVTSATUIMY G L E N N E r S ! 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NESDAT. DECEMBER 21, 1920 IIANCHESTES EVENING HERALD. MANCRE8TES. CXIMN., MANCHESTER E V E T ^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CCNN., WEDNESDAr, DECEMBER 21, ?920 P A G M ij 3 E ______—_ ------^ ... ■iii4. ■'.iiHi.ia Cirtuit Courts y College Students . Home for Holiday m TOPINOTCHIFOODS ^pfflaw Drivers Face Nine girls from the Manchester area are at home for the Christ­ mas . holidays from Bay Path Automatic Fine Jumps Junior College in Longmeadow, SPECIALS WED. (6-9) THURl, rtt; iAT., DEC. 21, 22, 23, 24 Mass. They will resume their THK AMOCIATCD PRKM A notice tella him he must pay studies on lliesday, Jan. 8. or be arreeted—and also have hts 'ttootnawa Involved with viola­ ' Home In Manchester are Miss licence suspended for failure to Denise Ann Daigle, daughter of tions pc the motor vehicle statutes appear in court. TOP NOTCH MEATS ARE BEST 1^ Mr., and Mrs. Ronald Daigle of 61 will be brought u)> short once the This time he must pay the high­ drctUt court goes Into operation er fine. If his original fine was Battuta Rd.; Miss Phyllis Urtc- IN TIME gl5 or less, he must now pay an chio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. next month—first by an automatic ■y-^ jump In fine, then by an automatic additional $5. If it was originally Daniel J. Uricchlo of 103 Colum­ over $15, he must pay $10 more. bus St.; Miss Vivian Zola, daugh­ S H A N K E N D suspension of the license to drive. This is curcult court policy. ter of Mrs. Rena Z. Sagllo of 22B It will be up to the offender how iCxceptions can be made,, of St.' James St.; Miss Heather Lee, he’s treated. course, within the discretion of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry FmiY He may pay his fine by mail in B. Lee of 32 Palm St., all members all but the most serious cases, ap­ Judges. However, the circum­ stances would have to be unusual of the senior class at the college; pear In court for* a trial or submit Miss Olivia Jyikka, daughter of COOKED to the prescribed penalties. for this to happen. Failure to heed a summons the State troopers wilt use the uni­ Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Jyikka of 11 flrat time '^11 raise the fine. form traffic ticket for all 150 of Durant St.; Miss Nancy Kelley, READY Failure to pay the increased fine the motor vehicle violations on the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert will biHng about ap immediate li­ statiSte books, summoning of­ G. Kelley of 10 Hoffman Rd.; and cense suspension—coupled with the fenders Into the circuit court. Miss Donna Greek McNeill, daugh­ TO Isstiance of hn arrest wan ant. t«cal policemen will use thiem ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McNeill Any su.spension will rerriain in also except for . "non-movlng"- of .36 .Strant St., all members of hffect until disposition of the of­ speclflcally, parking — violations the junior class, EAT fender’s case in court. covered by local ordinances^n- Also, Miss Nancy Griffin, All of which could have been done stead of state laws. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William In Connecticut before but wasn’t. Cases Involving city parking E. Griffin of Femwood Dr.. Bol- There wa« no systematic handling vlolationa will not get into cir- ton,, a Junior; and Miss Brigita of traffic violations on a state-wide cult court until warrants are Is- Rupner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. basis in the old minor courts now ailed for the arrest of those who Umar Rupner of 749 Avery St., going out of existence. Ignore the tags. , Wapplng, a senior. Pay-by-mall fines for motor vehi­ cle offen se^ not to be confu.sed / with the similar plan In larger BUTT BONELESS communities for parking violations —have been employed to varj-ing degrees by some courts In the past. r Suspensions for failure to appear * . ,, lit court have been Imposed hut Lb. CHUCK ROAST not frequently. The old courts sim­ HAM One Touch Kenmore Dries ply didn’t notify the Stat^ Depart­ :iol)-nol) ment of Motor Vehicles about these f ' . T ■ • • ) I < /■* T caaea'very often. There were only three suspen­ sions of this kind In 195fl, Wi in 3P57. 104 In 1»58, 108 In lOSO and Diitributoff of Stahl Meyer 3 lb. CANNED HAM All Fabrics Automatically 187 the' first 10 months of the *3^ present year. Most of them, sa.vs Motor Ve­ S. S. PIERCE hicles Commissioner .Tohn .T. Ty­ nan. concerned Connecticut op­ erators who didn't show tip in the U. S. 8 R A D E ‘‘A” courts of other states. Wo havo ARMOUR STAR stufffod turfcoys. Kow that fallure-to-appear ceses am to be referred to the depart­ ment as a matter of routine, the GIFT • $ E DOWN ON SEARS commiaaloner says, it will prob­ OXES AND A COMFLETE SELECTION ably be necessary to obtain addi­ tional personnel for handling | A Package frdm Pierce TURKEYS 3 9 them. 20 to 24 LBS. OF FRESH NATIVE TURKEYS The whole process starts when EASY PAYMENT PLAN a state trooper, say, stops a driver is the Christmas Gift On the highway for some violation and hands him one of the new uni­ everyone enjoys! form traffic ticket summonses. It Is explained that the motorist The S. S. Pierce Compan.v lia.k selected the Hob Nob may pay his fine hy mall without a.s their exclu.sive di.stributors in Manchester, and we going to court If he signs a com­ are more than plea.sed to tie able to offer their fine a.s- Touch one button . . . 10-lb. capacity elect r!^ dries any fabric: Normal, delicate or bination guilty plee, waiver of THIS COUPON THIS COUPON THIS COUPON hearing and agreement to pay sortment of "gourmet” foods and gift packages. wash 'n' wear fabrics automatically. Damp Dry Cycle for fast ironing. Throw-away lint for the offense involved. He gets I this information from an official A “ Package from Pierce’s” give.s plea.snrp to the re­ GOOD THURSDAY GOOD FRIDAY GOOD SATURDAY Hat which he carries. cipients and a mark of esteem to the thoughtful donor. bags. High-speed drying action. As an alternative to mailing The Hob Nob has “ S. S, Pierce's (iift Assortment” TOP NOTCH FOODS TOP NOTCai FOODS or taking- the fine to a violations on displa.v and will pa.v careful attention to each order. 50' TOP NOTCH FOODS ise MM bureau, the motorist is also given li m a date on which to appear In S. S. I’ierce’s Hift A.saort- THIS COUPON GOOD FOR THIS COUPON GOOD FOR THIS COUPON GOOD FOR court. , UVI ^■iiWn The fine must be paid within menta are packed with deli­ live da .vs cacies, sweets and fine foods 50 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS 50 EXTRA GREEN" STAMPS 50 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS If the motorist doesn't do so and selected from Pierce's regnlar doesn't appear lit court, either, he stocks. The unefjnaled variet.v With 99c purchase or more. Good \yith 99c purchase or more. Good With 99c purchase or more. Good KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER gets one more chance and only Thursday, Dec. 22, 1960. One per FViday, Dec. 23,1960. One per adult Saturday, Dec. 24, 1960. One.per one— to pay a Tne voluntarily. in over 50 as-sortnieiits give.s yon a wide choice "of kinds adult customer. adult customer. adult customer. PRICES START AT $99 and prices. ^ . . . He it a cup of coffee, a sand­ Announcement wich, or a complete meal—you can 5A Center Package Store he sure of the best when you eal 455'/j Main Street here! PRObUCE Now open under manage­ •IRI-C West Middle Tpke. ment of Herb and Ida Carl- Manchester Shopping i non. Parkkde LUSCIOUS, SWEET G . 0 0 c MERRY CHRISTMAS C T A 1 J I < rsj T Manchester, Conn. and Hhpp.v New Year to EMPEROR GRAPES one and all. iviiaiWMMuwmMiwwiwaaiWMMmawwwiwwwMiiWMiwwiNi:II TOMATOES 23c I

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\ 7 ■■ ;V":y-.4'N J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. l^ CH ESTBR, OOMtIr WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, /1960 ■ MANCHSiSTER EVEKING HERALD. MAHCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 19M B I G l t a E N •Hal Boyle- UAL President i’f'v • y? n i f c w » , Hits Comment Who Has the ’ All Churches By Quesada Set Yule Rites Yuletide Spirit? Chicago, Dec. 21 W)—^The Presi­ • Christmas servlcea will ba b^M dent of United Air Lines said yes­ New York Ofi) — A lltUe soft He is not fretUng about how ta .1h all churches of Hebron. St terday public atatementa by the music, professor, while w6 hymn celebrate Washln^on’a MrthflaT. The last minute shopper, eon« ^Feta's Episcopal Church and the Federal Aviation Agency adminis­ “ the last Jhlnute shopper.” The last mlntite shopper has be­ trary to public belief, isn’t a Iran* Oongregational churches of He­ trator had given an Impression bron and Gilead will all hold Christ­ come a kind of public enemy. We tie prisoner of ultimate urgency. UAL’a Jet was carelessly operated He is Just a leisurely mortal who mas Eve midnight services begin- before It crashed In New York are all watnfcd against becoming . ning at 11:30 p.m., and closing soon one, as if one who shopped at the doesn’t like to be rushed o ff hlB Friday. feet by needless hurry, after midnight. "W e have always considered It last moment was a pariah or a . A t S t^ e te r 's there will also be community menace or a typhoid * After all, the stores stay open ° a service at 10 sum., Ch^Utmas out of order to make public atate­ to please the last rhinute shopper. menta tmtll all the facta are carrier. Day. Both of the services at St. “Don’t be a last tninute Christ­ They welcome his business. known,” W. A. Patterson, UAL Apd last minute Christraaa . Peter’s will be Choral Eucharist, president, declared. mas shopper!” the placards cry. with the choirs participating. At the risk of winning new shopping could be a lot mors fUtt He said h r was departing from except for one thing. . ' Blllard Speaks this policy because "we cannot.per. enemies and influencing no old You keep being bumped by' sea­ ; 1 Albert Blllard was guest speaker mit such an impression, to exist.”' friends, we would like to ask, "Why son Jumpers running back and ► « t the Men’s Fellowship meeting For your spocirU dinner in honor of Christnias Day we' bring Patterson Issued this statement not?” and breakfast, held Sunday at 1 :30 you iumpiugus turkey in all it» festive goodness. You'll like and said he would not comment The world Is pretty well divided forth crying, "Where are the Es^- a.m. at the Hebron ongregatlonal your neighbors at First National further: into two classes—the season jump­ er egg dyes?" Church. He told of life In the the generous slices the new plumper birds offer, plus their "Under the law the Civil Aero­ er and the last minute shopper. Netherlands, where he and his fam- nautics Board has the responsibili­ Frankly, if we have to choose be­ ~ lly have lived for the past few bountiftd dividend of Uftover turkey for tempting meals ty and authority to investigate the tween the t^’ SA V I 2c Tender, Mildly Cured perfectly qualified to answer these us- -instead of relying on our own Fresh questions with the information enjoyment. It is not, as it is with j\idgment :.nd accepting our own elementary school at his Hebron the nervous season Jumper, a hol­ home Sunday evening. Rousting Chickens Large Size that appears to be available. It responsibilities. During December, postal regula­ is not the Intention of our com­ low lonely personal victory over The most important person for tions require that all letters mailed a p Large Size pany to circumvent the orderly time and tide. any husband or vvife to consult In the rural route have the stamps Fresh Capons Ready-to-Cedk Butt Portion procedure of investigation. Your last minute shopper meets with about a, marriage problem is • affixed. The carrier will have an F "We find ourselves in a position Christmas while it is still here. He his marriage partner. M urlage ample supply of stamps for T where it is absolutely necessary does not confuse it with Memorial counseling wouldn't be needed so ' patrons. Sausage Meat ^ 39< I Sliced Bacon 55< to keep the record clear until the I Day. He admires the decorations, often if husbands and wives would COPLEY INSTANT SWEET^MIDGET DON'T ROET N > j Civil Areonautics Board under­ loves the tuneful carols. discuss their problems with each Manchester Evening Herald Heb­ NUT SHELF takes and completes their studies.” 1 He la living In the yuletide now. other. ron correspondent, Suasa O. Pen- / EXTRA BREAD ILK, EGOS, dlefon, telephone ACademy b-M64. BUHER, COFFEE FOR THE QEIIN M IXED NUTS COFFEE PICKLES Large Size u 73< I Sea Scaltops » 49< \ LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND A vary fina Assortmant of Fancy The Sweetest 3m Retirement: Hera's our naw, improved Instant Coffee. M A BROWN'S Ic iiN in r cHRKnus Salted Nuts for Your Holiday -Fo r Greetings! Ybu'H anjoy Ms rich, pura Coffaa Flavor. Happy Times Entertaining. •w ilt ^inosiT WONDERFUL SELECTION ^ BT MARIE DAERB .ADE FRESH in our KITCHEN M OZ^ soz. Planning for Two Careers CAN JAR Is the Tresid of the Foturs < • BUTTERORUNCH ^ In the future, working men and c « 4 3 women will plan two carssrs, the 7 9 • PECAN PATTIES M 6 9 SA VI 10c SAVE Sc vice president of a railroad ass<^ SAVI 20c elation said the other day. • DTINIATURES i.. They will retire from one career o COCONUT DAINTIES *|K and move on to the second. This will happen, the official • ALMOND BARKS ^ said, because j^ p le are living longer than t h ^ used to, and be­ c PEPPERMINT ^ cause there seems to be a trend CRUNCHIES •|K toward earlier retirement The second career, he said, will And many other specials all avoid 'waste of talent and man HOMEMAKER SHARP CHEPDAR REYNOLDS power. beautifully Ghrlstnm wrap- The other day. I visited a re llglous book shop where a busy 6 4 9 c librarian will have her second ca- Grapefruit Also . . . Chocolate Santas, oNq ■ reer. PUMPKIH "1 have 10 years of work ahead FOIL hard randies, canes and of me In the library," she told me. It's all ready for a Delicious This Cheaia has bean Agtd This Is tha Haavy Duty kind. FLORIDA b d i 2 9 < other novelUM. tSR - "But I feel It Isn’t too early to Tangerines ret my" postretirement Job well Holiday Pi9. under way.” for 1'A yaars or mere. A groat help In Holiday taking. BOSC or D'AFfJOU As a department head, this Pears Conditioned 2 LBS 3 5 < This year tee are prepared to better serve. /w om an works a full flve-day week ECONOMY at the library. She has hired a 414 P Z .' This Is eur Famous . ■ SWIIT you in our neuly enlarged and redecorated • manager for her shop, as well as SIZE c a m Wisconsin Whole Escarole no5ii?A2 25c Potatoes MARYLAND quarters. sgf two sales people. LB. *'I stop In at the ahop. each Milk Cheese. 175-FT ■ yOc 2SFT. ROll Fin AST 1-Li m g (-OZ Tomatoes cillopkg 2 5 c Dates PIHED PKG 33C PKG AYC .-morning on my way to work and ROIL # I r * c HERE IS THE CANDY BOX TEAM: ^each eve.njng on my way home " 5 9 Onions white ioilers^ 2 29c Fig s CALIFORNIA PKG 5 9 c ‘ Pl^ 3 3 c Tshe told me. " I spend all day Bliss J<^anette, Gerald and Walter Brady and Reggie RInzie, the folks ■ Saturday there. who will be happy to help you "select the pieces you likeliest.’’ « "I also work there Monday and Turnips rutaiagas 5c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES " Thursday n l^ ts, when merchants . . In our town keep stores open until ' 9 o'clock. . It ten’t easy to do this. . But I feel I’m laying the ground - work for what will make me very Ir happy later on.' • The shop -sells not only religious JOAN CAROL JUM BU^C STUFFED ~ books, but also Sunday,school ma- CHRISTMAS SAUCB - PINAiT *■ terial,, vestments, book marks, cal- Strained '■ endars,' greeting cards and other 2 'Z 3 9 « jF o o c t - ^ auch Items'. BVAPORATID 14'AOZ O O One of the two sales people Is a FRUIT CAKE OLIVES ■ 70-yiear-old woman who retired LIOHT ar DARK CANDIES Evangeline MHJC - d-PACK CANS - O I * recmtly ae director of religious Anothar Popular Holiday Spaeial - Wa hava tham, whatavar your faveritai^ 5 ; education In a large parish. "YOR " OARDBN - W HOll 1 E .osf- LS. AH Impertad Spanish — Larga or Smafl. In eelerful, lip^macking. Holiday Variaty — ?^ 1 2 9 < "People used to tell me that, be- 5 EACH from oid-fashlonod Ribbon Candy to Cho> Finast Pie Crust 2 .'.esuise of my love of books, 1 should be a librarian," the 70-year- •lalo Santas and avary Candy Novalty in . Wiso Potato Chips two SUM , m b t CELLO S9c STRAWBERRIES lo ld said. "I conshicr this the 1-LB CAKI t1 .1 f 10 0 2 next best thing. batwaan-<:for Christmas Stocklngi or for 3 < !l^ V 2 9 c JAR Cotf's CanBiod Soda Perfect Lerga> whole Berriei • Just 16-OZ "I work three days a week and FrutoCako '^iiS 79c iho.Fostivo Tabla. Got PloiUy Now, am on call other days. I'm con- Noiio Sadi Mine# Moat SOROIN'S 5 3 c Wonderful on Old Hundred . TUB . atantly walilng^ on people who at oipodally LOW PRjOS I Ice Cream - know me through my church work. Fruit Cako Rlngf |.ft SAVE tOc I ' c ^ l Z Z c Staying at home ^ery day would H iirs Do0 Food • be pretty dull compared to .thle." 17-OZ CAN 2 7 ^ " Y O r GARDIN -^looked, Juil Heal and Saitve A secretary not too lar remov­ Royal Pirinco Yams In $yrue ed from retirement spends her spare hours making pretty ceramic Burry Fantasy Cookios 1-LB PKG 69c Squash 2 29< objects. She has designed un- : D O R A N N F A R M S - Juil Haal and Eat tisual lockets which are being Ac'cont ■ring. Out Raver 14DZ-'JAR''2SC‘ snapped up- by people with tittle PRICES EFFECTIVE IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPERMARKETS ONLY glris on their gift lists. Candied Yanu 2 KGS 4 9 < TTie earrlnn and pins aha ert- U t US do your Christmas baking. . . more time fo r ypiir hpUd.py V. ' V iif i' ■tes are "different” biough tc " Y O R " G A R D IN - Sweet, Tender WE MAIL ANYWHERE! . guarantee quick sales. A man - who admired this secretary’s ex- JANUARY ISSUI Fancy Peins 4 Sras 6 9 * ■ liibits at a recent art show oom- Bnglifh Muffini 2 39c««f NOW ON SALE - mlsaloned her to make an Us Puiii|ikin Km iacn S9c " Y O r G A RD M - Tender, Sweet tibiistmaa gifts. CIGARETTES t "I can just about ksep up with A^ede from en Old Fesliioned tUsiae Ginger Bread loaf 33 c*^ ' erdera," she told me, happUy. "I’m STUFFING BREAD Corn vm euKiMa 2 ms 39 < BURNHAM and BRADY -.almost tempted to retirs right Mincu F ^ (ach 99c Coffee Coke iach 2fc*ioI' ■\ ■ ■~n9w." i-LB REGULAR SIZI 'Form Houfo M inct Pio ^ 55c M UURN8IDB AVEv—NEAR BRAIN BT., EAST HAK^rClRD A^dcIs Frou Jutcy Trusi lipDiwd A # tk s ✓ . fried Cokes NmMMiAMi Sfi ciT H ^ M^NU-uan BOOKigr KINGSIZI JA S-Mll ~ aiT f-S784 * Q — How eqqn after you are LOAVES 3 5 ‘ ' m •CAT t m m s k iA u r NLTaS Form Houta Pi# 43< OEDUSTMAS MHOmNO HOUBSi « m ybit jptart qellaetliig A p p le M o lACH S3c Potato Br4od ^ 21c*^ MoBiay Um latnrday 8 am . to i pja,—Tlmra. and Fri. Un S pm ____'tw C ter— B. W, Ftuqi wienvu LNATtONAli

• > ? \ < r l^ANCH^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 PAGE appeal In Superior Ooiirt yaater* from a recent arbltratkm award found- dead in 1 ^ automobUe yfia- Monday. He was prtsentsd in tdwn Reds ^Charge U.S. Teacher’s Purse . down prevented some voters from was a leakkge of tar from the roof day: The full hearing waa ached* providing higher wages for Con* terday. Dr. IViliiam Tanner, med­ court last night and rslessed in splitting -their tickets. of the Green School into a. book Six Take Exaiiis Echoes of Planes Crash uled before Judge Joaeph W, Bog* necticutT Company drivers and ical examiner, eaid it waa a Sui­ 810,000 bond for a hearing Dec. 27. B uilding U nit storage room during the summers ‘T f 'r 4 ie News mechanic. The new owner would cide. Police, said one end of a Robbed of Shea-Riker BiU Asks The machines will permit a voter danakl. Made Mock Attack i to select only es niany candiaates The renovatilns in the elementary Fof Clerk Post Stematein had aought to partlci* not be bound by any of the con- garden hose was attsushed to the TBAFFIO OODNCaL FORMED . as there are offices. If a voter schools are scheduled for Comple­ pate in the PUC hearing on the tniictSe exhauat pipe of Higgins’ ear and New Britain, Dec. 21 (F) t- Po­ The thsft o( 150 InsB tha pursa T o I n s p e c t Moscow, Dec, 21 (F) The took the sign literally and left all tion Jan. 16. t Six applicants for town, stenog­ ^ropoaed aale two weeka ago. But Thames Valley's prcisldent, Ar­ the other end was inside the ve­ lice and trsJBc safety oAcials from Soviet Union has charged a U.S. of Mn. Batbain Monahan of 82« .ever the pointers down, he would find General Manager Richard Mar­ Pilots Union B m ts 'he commiaalon refused him pets thur C. Weinahxdc, said he plans hicle. Higgins, a buSdoasr Op­ eight -Connectlcdt municipalities Oak St, a tsa^ar at Nathan Hala ; himself unable to pull down the tin told the committee Monday rapher jobs will take exminationa nladon on the grounds It had no to pay 82 an hour to drivers and erator, is survived by^his widow, havs formed « Metropolitan Traf­ dsatroyerdnads an hour-long alMk School W ork (OMttMMd 0«B> OM) School, was «vartlea must first pull a party, the complainant told Tom­ much money left in the 8180,000 tract matters. Kennett; two brothers sind four resentatlvsa were present at a the Mediterranean Nov. 4, almorrt tw pottos this morning by Miss chester High School at 1 p'!m. ogynlof lilo OoniMOtl* tho oandldatas thiqr want without party lever, which ptills down all kiel. The Town Building Committee account for the elementary, reno­ One stenographer post Is avail­ An attorney for the State Labor sisters. meeting yesterday from New causing a collision. . Huldsh Butler, school prlnelpsL the little levers on the party Slate. will tour the newly renovated ele- vations, since there Is a possibility ^ A tm New Totk with Ihiuor or Council, Norman Zolot, however, Accident Totals pulling a phrty ley^r haa been in- The town clerk said the signs able now and the' other applica­ AloohoUo beverogea. In Hartford, Dec. 21 (/P> — The Britain, Bristol, Plainvllle, Berlin, In a protest hots delivered to D et Thomas Graham la Investi­ Then the voter pushes up the mentary schoola and Barnard the 8500,000 account for the I reno­ waa allowed to participate because FIREMAN AOCDBBD Burlington, Newington, Farming- the UJ3. embassy yesterday,. the tro^hiOed to'the General Assembljr had been In the voting machines for vation of Bariiard 'will be 81.500 tions will be referred to when fu­ would then be held ea State Motor Vehicle Department’s levers over the names of those at least 15 years. They had been juntoTHlgh Sch(x>l Saturday, Jan. ture vacancies occur, according to (Oanttaned from Page Om ) lance from the ground of the two be was acting as counsel for sev­ daily record of automobile acci­ North Haven, Ded*. 21 (P) — John ton and Sduthlngton. J. Richard Russians demanded "severe pun­ gating. by Mancheater's freshman rep­ candidates he does not want to vote to 81.600 short. This money would Inetead of almply re* eral users of the bus service. Paul North Jr., 19, a volunteer Burke of Plainvllle waa elected ishment for those '|(ullty of the MoanwhUe. vandattfm waa re­ placed there by the machine me­ 7. be transferred from the elementary the office of General Man&ger planes that dollided over Staten In­ tahMd '*0111)1 the parenta ahow The Connecticut Compaq pro­ dents as of last midnight and the resentatives. for. Tho last step is to pdll down chanics to warn voters against The members plan to meet at Richard Martin, which accepted ap­ established rules under which air­ land. ’ totals on the same date last year: fireman, has been charged with chairman and Oapt John A. provocative actions.’’ ported to have bean oommlttsd on the levers over the names of candi- account. liner flights are operated. 3. A pawenger' of the United poses to sell the division to Thames setting fire to a new home here Gwiaada of New Britain waa The note identified the destroyer the caieney Tech sohool bus, ac­ Republicans John F. Shea Jr. and turning the' levers up before open­ the Municipal Building at 10 a.m. plications until 5 p.m. yesterday. Valley Transit Inc. The PUC an- 1 0*10 10AO dates in the other party for whom ing the machine curtain. - to tour the schools. The exam tomorrow will deter­ The various statements that Airlines DCS jet may have knocked Accidents 81,606 84,124 (est). early Monday morning. Damage chosen secretary. The council will as No. 817. the number assigned cording to Lennart Johnson, act­ A. Lawrence Rlker are the spon-i he does want to cast a vote. 167-SHIP CONVOY TOPS mine either clerk stenographer or have be£n made have advanced awry delicate na'vigaUon equip­ O il Firm Haxtitd nouncd its approval of the sale ro . the house which adjoined the meet quarterly to review trslBc the radar jacket destroyer Corry. The complaint Nov. 8 was the The new chairman of the com­ yesterday. Killed 235 261 ing director of tbo schooL The sora of the bill which would make The change in the voting ma­ only one received, said Tomkiel. He mittee, Gllmoure N. Cole, suggest­ Nev/ York — The largest mer- senior clerk stenographer profi­ three possible causes for the New ment In the plane by using a tran­ New Haven, Dec. 2 l \ ^ —Hun- Injured 19,662 19^655 (est.)west Ridge Fire House was esti­ safety problems. The freighter, the Faleshty, was at a distance of 70 to 80 mstera damage conslated of wires pulled pulling a party lever optional. chines would prevent confusion on shant-shlp convoy ever to cross ciency. The annual salary range for York disaster: sistor radio or a portable dictation It said Thames Valley appears from the inotorshlp and continued said he contacted the office of the ed that the superintendent ’ of dreda of ducka and o t h ^ water "To be ready, willing and able to mated at 815,000. Detectives quot­ en route to Odessa from Marseille, from the engine and a motor cap Party levers would still be on the the voting such as occurred In Man­ secretary of state and, at their sug­ schools contact the principals of the Atlantic—167 ships— reached the former is 82,912 to 83,640, and 1, The grotmd- radio navigation machine. fowl were harasaed to d a y \^ a continue to render this Important VET KILLS SILF . ed North as having said he got Forty per cent of the American France, the note said, when the de- approaching it, tha captain of the taken. voting machines, but voters would chester during the Noy. 8 election. gestion, removed the signs in the the schools to find out whether Britain August 8, 1944, carrying for the latter 83,421.60 to 84,240.60. equipment that guides a plane In These ideas were advanced yes­ lieavy oU aMck In the Morrla ^ v e public service without changes in - Ashford, Dec, 21 (A>)—A World the impulse to set the house afire population lives within 500 miles atroyer made several turns nearby motorshlp had to stop the engines The bua had been' puked In the no longer havs to pull one or the One voter complained to Town early afternoon. there yet remain any nuisances 1,019,829 tons of cargo. A Canadi­ The 36-hour-a-week jobs feature its holding pattern may have been terday by persons who are inter­ ■ootloa. fares or service.” War II Purple Heart holder, Lea- after watching television program of the geographical center of New and then approached. to prevent a collision,’’ the note parking lot at tha oast side of the other. Clerk Edward Tomkiel Uiat a which could be cleared up at a min­ an destroyer and six corvettes paid holidays, paid sick leave and at fault. ested parties in the intensive in­ n o Mida luded on the hea' The union's objecUona result ter C. Hlggine, 39, Ashford, was In the fire house until 12:20 a.m. York state. . "When the U.S. Destroyer was asserted. school. Polios are investigating. Under the present system a voter sign in the voting machines telling Snuff is made from the etems imum expense. provided the only protection from vacations, and pension and social 2. There could have’ been a brief vestigation of the collision of the aiwii, wfet<9i coated their feathera who wishes to chooss candldstps the voters to leave the levers and leaves of the tobacco plant. One such nuisance Cole reported Nazi U-boats. security benefits. but critical lapse In radar surveil- jet with a TWA Super Constella­ and prevented them from flying. tion. Soma ducka were overeome end The first two theories came from put to death. W. A. Patterson, president of Unit­ RaatdenU of the area ware ed Airlines. The third came from aatching the blrda and wiping the John R. McDonald, an official of oil away. They were aaalated by the Air Line Pilots Association. CMtver E. Beckley, aupervlaor of The ALPA haa been at bitter odds game management of the State A A iA kst I)b”1ou>it. with Quesada. McDonald under­ Board of Flaherlea and Game. scored this ■ yesterday when he Meantime, Fire Chief Thomaa blasted Quesada for commenting J. OolUna laaued a warning agalnat about the crash. atartlng firea in the beach area. Quesada is in no position what­ He called the oil on the water and ever to make any statements as to the beadi “a definite fire has the possible cause of the New York ard." accident,” McDonald said. F*ubllc debate on crash causes also was criticized by Joseph Ml- Eicapem Surrendera )UPERMARKETS nettl, a member of the Civil Aero­ Watarbury, Doc. 31 W) — Louis * nautics Boatd. The CAB, an in­ Ursinl Jr., 10, who escaped from dependent agency, has the respon­ eustody yesterday after being aeh- sibility to investigate air crashes benoed for violation of probation, and establish probable causes. It ■utrendered to polios today. has launched in New York ’’one of Ursinl, of Watertniry, fled from W f S m a M arthm . . . the most c'ofiiprehensive accident a deputy sheriff while he 'waa In investigations In its history," Ml- the county courthouse awaiting nettl added. transfer to the New Haven State Quesada said he had no com­ Jail. He had been sentenced to 80 ment ’’at this time” on McDonald’s d a^. statement. He had bean on probation in city Quesada had told President El­ court on a charge of operating a Open Wed., Thdrs. & Fri. Nights Rsgiikir Top Quality senhower in a personal report on motor vehicle while under mispen* the crash that the United Airlines Sion. aOSED MbNDAY roR CHRISTMAS U.S. Gov’t Grade "A" jet was 11 miles oft course when ffiADY-104At the collision occurred. This was what produced Patter­ Pill Control Ordered son’s statement. He said It was Bridgeport, Dec. 21 WV-Aa an af SUPERMARIfF^ Improper for Quesada to make termath.of the aulcide of accused Q a s l t public statements until all the murderer Joaeph DeSalvo, State facts are known. Then he sug­ Jail Administrator Harold El Heg- gested Que.sada find the an.swers strom today issued an order aimed to whether the ground range radio at preventing the recurrence of , a was operating correctly at the, abnilar episode. holding pattern over New Jersey, It la beUeved that DeSalvo, 81, f i t « n % where the jet was supposed to be, a former ho^>ital laboratory tech- d8» and also to find out whether there nldah. saved a quantity of sleep­ was a lapse in ground radar obser­ ing pins, prescribed for him at the vation of the two aircraft., rate of one a day, to commit sui­ UOHTl McDonald said it has been known cide. His body was found by a for some time that stray radio guard at the North Avenue jail signals from such devices as a last Wednesday morning. DeSalvo transistor radio may affect cockpit had been dead about an hour. instrunlients, but he said there has TO overcome the problem of dis­ NANCY lYNN \ been little attempt to ban the use pensing plUa, the warden said they PIECRUST MIX of them by plane passengers. Mc­ are to be dissolved in water and Donald added; FRUIT STOUEN FANCY OKOtAnD-IMNNi* ‘*'.Ig. 4 5 ^ drunk in the presence of a jail of- NANCY LYNN 20 to "One of these planes must have fldal. Hegatrom said ho had de­ CHRISTMAS HAPKIISS o l25 been off course, but our main con­ vised this course after consulta­ HOLIDAY FRUIT BAR 24 lbs. U.MCH.-HIAVY DUTY ALUMINUM FOR. cern is, why? The pilot did not tion with Dr. Felix Blanc, director FULL CUT go off deliberately to kill himself. of the StatfdE%armacy commiaalon. SHANK REYHOLDS WRAP col "Quesada said both planes vere DeSalvo' had been on trial in VANITY FAM-i-3-PLY _ under radar control. Why didn't aupeiior court, charged with first HALF lb. P‘0. somebody change somebody’s alti­ d^ree murder in the of DINNEII NAPKINS ol7S tude and heading?” Stamford Patrolman David D. IWDSIVI A (16 lbs. mud up Tom Turksys aUghtly higher) M MUSAMI OLD FASMONBl GLASS (19c VALUl] Hugh Thornton, a spokesman in Troy, 27, following a tavern holdup lb. New York for the Federal A'via- Ja that city the night of July 7. cur GROH BEANS 2 » 39* DELUXE CHERRIESsasmamd tlon Agency, aald United and MM. PAUL’S CANOKO ^ d g k k m m aosM A HAonnu American Air Lines have refu.sed lioz. to use the Preston air holding Hoapiud Rates Dispute. SWEEfPOVATOU 'if 27* FULL CUT RUn HALF o. 55* €00 area on approaches to New York Hartford, Dec. 31 (P) ■— Con FRF.8HPAK SIAMOOKPAIIMS 16 to CMSH A KAOeWBL FRESHPAK area airports. necticut Hoqpltal Aafloclatlon Pres­ iU-oi. Thornton said both lines had ident Richard O. West of Norwalk n lbs. HARD SAUCE con asked alternate holding areas and baa writtan Governor Rlbleoff, ask­ NONESUCH that they woqld be assigned al­ ing to sea. him about the thorny 7-sa t w m PNWMM MAbr.TO.SMVI ternates. ' matter of stats payments to gen- PARTY PIIEA MIHCE MEAT The United jet Involved in the aral hospitals for welfare patients. WHOUOl MfiOMBlOW Friday accident had been assigned Months of study of this matter ELM CITY MANKHALP R), to the Preston area. ended Tuesday with the announce­ HYGIIAM - SUM.80NHISS - EIADY.T04ULT 79* lb . EARLY MDRH COFFEE The Preston area is in New ment by the State’s HoaplUl Cost Jersey, about 10 miles west of Commission of a new lower rate of SLICED NHOUeS CEANOUMON Ttou HAIPHAMf R>. FOP DELICIOUS Red Bank and south of Staten Is­ payment per patient day for ouch TASTY-TIMPIMB WEST VIRGINIA 7 9 * PUMFKIN PUS patients. .MOMHU PNM-IASY.TO-CAIVI land. It runs northeast-southwest BABY GOUPA CHEESE % BACON FMSHPAK 8or. and is 18 miles long and 8 wide. This immediately draw comment lerve wHh KHchen Carden Frond KMba There la no town of Preston. I f from Atty. Joseph Cooney of Hart­ • aOOSTM R>.' 10 to STUFFED OLIVES ford. president-elect of the CHA, Sliced Strawberries ^ 69* is a point delineated by the in­ 15 lbs. tersection of two radio beams— that the state is saving money by from Colts Neck to the .southeast not meeting lu "Just obligations.’’ ,2T>^’4 5 ‘ SWBSKMOHT Under the old payment schedule, got. and Robbinsvllle to the southwest. the aUte paid 106 per cent of the IMPORTED DANISH HAMS average dally charges levied by WISFBBfl lb. $109 Mb. $909 MIL $^09 5*fb. $^99 some 85 hospitals in the state on can m .con can 4 ^ can neuhys Hospital Notes all patients for room and board and lb. special services. if-- ^ Y MBS WBCONSM ALL HARD CANDY Visltiag hours are 2 to 8 p.m. O m d Union Brand f || g | ( | ^ ^ NBLlEfi’S for all areas except maternity Book Ban Urged ’Spedalr Selected, AU nUED CANDY where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 Torrlngton, Dec. 21 (JP> — The Cookt to 8 pan.; and private rooms where Board of Education is studying Rmady to SPANCLM they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. three short stories to see whether Poultry KITCHm GAROm they should be Ixmned in a high DO. MONTI CANDY CANES Patients TUdny 185 school classroom. FANCY MBRIM lAMN sin-COLOPFUL ADMITTED YESTERDAY: The study was undertaken after "i-Tis** Ernest Nash, 91 Chestnut St.; a protest from, a di 'egaUon of the SANTA CANES BIStne Girard, Tankeroosan Rd., Litchfield County Chapter, Na­ CANDY FfiUD ^ R U l f WCT. Vernon: Mrs. ^elen Bojarski, 105 tional Association for the Advance­ sfeoauy AVO. lb. sstSskii-Jf!?^ ‘“ss. 49* CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS Itom E. Mi(^dle Tpke.; Mrs. Charlotte ment of Colored People. SABSAGEMEAY g ees e Murray, West Hartford: Sam The delegation' said Negro stu­ 5 ® « T iR C IIBIIft’l ■OAITM.FEEai-.««rANr TOUIW lOHOBLAHO Yulyes, 91 Florence St.; Mrs. Edna dents would be embarrassed by COCKTAIL Clark, 90 Mountain Rd- passages in an anthology used in 0 5 LSI. 1b; CUT ROCK CANDY ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Ed- , third year English classes at the SaegURG S na Cavanaugh,'20.4 Broad St.; John high school. BIG 90-ez. c and Eva Krawski, Wapping; Mrs. Htorles involved are Edgar Al­ ■— ""jgliS— .59* POP CORN BALLS Beatrice, Carr, Green Lodge Con- lan Poe’s “The Gold Bug." Joel con valescertl Home; Walter Van Wag-, CJjandler Harris' "Brer Rabbit”; QMOC FROIEN ner, 35 Palm St. and Ruth Stuart’s "Sonny’s Chris- EASY TO PEEL-FLORIDA v. FOE EXTIA FLAVOR 'tanlng.’’ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to LARGE FIRM RED CLUSTERS Mr. and Mrs. George Beebe, 489 E. John D. Hogan, superintendent Middle Tpke.; a daughter to Mr. af schools, said the stories are not and Mrs. Illchard Abair, 23 Deer­ required reading and are simply field Dr.; a son to Mr, and Mrs. Included in a book in which other Jamea Roach, Harriet S t. Vernon. Stories were assigned. He said DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: these three had not been assigned. Mrs. Emily Herter, Wapping: Mrs. The board decided to look over the stories and report at lU meet­ Mildred LaDone, 37 Deerfield Dr.; ing next month on anything in N ^ hoy L ynn Henry Frelheit, 14 Westwood St.; them that might embarrass a lAN G ERIN ES Donald Alexander, 5 Berger Rd., GRAPES Rockville; Mrs. Dolores O’Neill Nano studsnL Frank Jacobs, chairman of the and daughter, 611 Hartford Rd.; area NAACP chapter, tdld newB- Mrs. Annie Quish and daughter, Bien 1 ^ night that the delegation Glastonbury; Mrs. EUie Anezia objected------to tbs entire book,-- Short and daughter, 95 W. Middle Tpl^e.; Stories for English Olsssea." Mrs. Mary Lou Taylor and son, He said the three stories cited LARGE I4l Vernon S t; Mrs. Nancy Lou were not the only ones with refer­ SIZE Krieger and son. Wapping; Mrs. ences d ero g at^ ' to Negroes lbs. Sylvia Fountalno and son. Birch- **rhe------entirething th is " not fitting JUMBO* FOR dale Heights, Vernon; Mrs. Norma for a classroom where dignity and 46-oz. Fitzherbert and son, Ellington. Justice shotild be maintained,’’ he con DISCHARGED TODAY: Robert said. Dalton, Coventry; Mrs. ^ertha *Tt isolates and humiliates the Sullivan, 141 Adams S t; Richard eolored child, making her reluctant Llegl, 31 BUyue Rd.; Dianna Liv­ to recite or to participate in any WIL discussion of the lesson. We have fO R M ingston, 9 Thistle Rd.; George seen some pretty painful reactions CRISP CAUFORMA Thynge, M7 Tolland Tpke.; Clem- to tto 'so rt'o f thing/and we don't ena Walimann, Coventry; Jo­ think our children should be ex- m * * -iatto seph Calaci, 7 Russell S t, Vernon; ■ to than." Jodie Griffin, Storrs; / PASCAL CELERY is s A l a d Sperry and son, Marrow; Barbara McGIU and son, Mtae Co. Sale Opposed AltOUPAYTMAT _^MHNCALBOMaA im b “ S t. RockvlUe. ~ I Dec. 21' A Superior hearing has been scheduled fm m m s SATEANETROU k H i n l m u WAlMirS .-S In a bus drivers’ union m Cold Air C6stfy to prevent aale of the Con- liarttto it CoBapany's Norwich-New • z l T 3 3 * . Ohlcaffo—A lliBfverslty of HU- tsBMon division. 'L d nois• study------that Yuel bins O r t r m are apspaling a de-

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BUGGS BUNNY OUR B04RD1NG HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUEZLB n r s M L iP A # A ROCX^OOC,^ ttr Prtv Puah>. n ^ d ( «»E6AD,3AWB,DONTW6fe«ACt‘rMi Playtime Chriatmaa? Ltt . MAN<______TiAiau/ VIA assTA coOhln^HOOPLSMAMB FU«TH8R WtTH ■ Bargains LAUNDROMA'ir (MO CaaMr Btrwt, wmk for you. Tam over fo them iwTT (0660 y HAK-KAPP.^-^RJT RATMSfflUAN your lanidry ehons. EvaryT ‘ «E&AggOrMtf?OPMlM6r 4FTodueadl ^ t e d b y will bo rstumsd froEi, olaaa |A HTTLB AOno/0. VOWO.LLyjTg^jjjpgj^ PtMANClAL EMBA(?RA55- neatly foMed If jrbu apaalfo CA5W A CWBC(< .. llriiM. man fwir&amm M ' OOUOW ,ft5USUT...... FifOMME/tLL...... 6NE lSO«lftttek 7 Hniieal qaalttp m VOO-mE^SO VOlJ] MBafora • Shewcantaiopt overflows with hoUqav 'U M . Al?OD(JD RAiO ISHolyUnd • MeandwelUnp bedding, 1st MAN(3h EI nUaedlii 10 War god o( LAUNDRCIMAT handle it They badittintMi or Greaca ^(.jSlreeilliiga from the Fashion W rap! KMTOitk Hoot Ollt itawfOilloaMk M m eh eiver Parkadm Store* Invite ycur acquaintanee and con- tonnis llObtalna/ 46 The-OM hero . ‘OhristtnM House’ sidbr It a privilege to forve you ItAmerteaa lOTrapa 28 Ovation for This hda hem the second eea- TOUR TARN SHOP, now loCit- / y , i ? ' 9 ^ tfl* «, »N5» • ateber 30 Gama winnera 47Worthlaaa 8d on the lower itr4it itbor 8f If Ton Had AU the time What Could Be autqr and to wish you a v4|ry M8rfy tha hSMl sow M toocblat your ml. 90 Awi7 (Bib.) eon for the MCHRISTUAS fundameatali te tha worid to chooae the per­ To give a bowler, or more de­ Christmaa. toaMfiraiity-flva tUaes aaeh foom- IS Fortana tallar 48 Croat HOUSE" of SOANOINAVIAN House A H81s, ht8 hiisny sitlarji’- SlUaadonhockay SSaeaner 31 Impudent. Ing "last minute” gift auggiitlbni fect Ckirtatmaa gift, you couldn’t lightful to receive than a GIFT ing. Sfand with your faat t e g ^ - aticin 24 Yaehtsman't 33 Wanderer SOOpttratieaoIo CRAIFT SHOP located in Watkins. ar, laga atraiahi No fair banding 35 Swerved SlFlnek • that bear no •armarks of last min­ make a choice that would pjease (^R’nFICATB from PARKACE Pamper Hto wMti BrMtiee 23AleoboUC XaTan We know you’ve found so much tha knaai- ~noiw, raach for the boreraga' 25 One who 40 Make eeitain 52 Fencmg award Christmas magic here for yourself ute choosing. Select a KIT and more surely than a HOuDAT LANES, for a series of prapaid WILROSE DRESS SHOP, 801 43 Concise SSFamialaa you give many , hours ot creative FOOD PACKAGE labeled "S, S. strings or for ROWUNO EQUIP­ Main Street, has gift UNOERIE caiUttg and than for your toea 34Daneaitap Bickaama end others, that you’ll look for­ Pierce" from HOB NOS . RES­ If you can’t maka it the first 27BaiebaUieoroa MParted 45 Come in ward to its: reopening when an­ activity to 8 ohiid or adult. All the MENT, the shoes, bag, personalis­ to stir her heart at Christmas. '2S Doha la track yarn and materials you n8td are TAURANT. Here la Mancheater’a ed ball, by “Brunswick". Whatever You’ll find sUky-adft downs, slipfi, moEUng, khM trying. As those r* $ r “ r i W IT other holiday ^season rolls around. excluBlve diatributor of this dis­ panties, froated with laca and rib- muielto IbnMr an, yIM will be meat f” r r 1 From Germany come teddy bears, includad for completing socks, mit­ you wish to apmd it magnified be­ 33Flntioaaoa tens, sar vVarmers. scarf, picture, tinctive line of 'line foods and delL cause the pleasure your ^ ft brings Imn trim, an U(aal gift for every able to ------touch------yOUr tOM. game RT 13 II also music boxes, and Italy sends cades. After the food has been will mean much to the lucky recipi­ feminine lUune On your list. an angel .that turns as It tinkles a vest, or slipper. If sh8 llkSs to 34 Take roaenge happily consumed , there remains ent The b i r t h d a y BOWL PAR­ It Hattitaae aORaot ' IT" |i 17 kune. Throughout the year, 1961 work with her hands, 8dd to her a laating reminder of your 17 MaB'i name equipment with knitting needles, TY idea Is very popular with Maple Pear TaMevars PeUta iOn may ha aufj^ssd wemember the SCANDINAVIAN thoughtfulneas because the sweets, youngsters age 6-14 and with their to k n ^ that th ay can waar large n r HIT CRAFT SIJOP carried Imported in tapsstry or te^4ta c8s4s. Shap­ Two ripe Anjou or Boee peari, 9SRant cheeses, preserves are wrapped mothers Slid guests. What a care­ hats.I. Blit the " ...... hata muat be wEi and domestic merchandise that is ing worries 4nd kt TOUR YARN atop yoiir'Ohotce of ^ tray, steak tablespoon lemon Julde, H 8up aiTanaistarm (HOP. A8 for ybursell, resolve to free, auccessful yray to celebrate sugar, % cup flbur, pastry f6r d6U' nfOj^rtlOtted. Do And out If a hat 43ttodaat out-of-the-otdinary!'pewter, stain­ platter, BoUd brass, planter or your child’s birthday with a party 18 raaily right for you, take a kmg 44HowapU7«r’s ET II less steel,. brass, copper and Isam a new skill in the New Tear. wicker backet to name a few. ble crust 9-lnoh pie. • INSTRUCTIONS ARB AVAIL­ here. Slach guest can bowl 3 games 160k at yOuraaif full-length. Never muaelaagat crystal, A pretty and practical Come into th f HOB NOB RES­ and everyone has party refresh­ Pare and core pearS; cut ifito |>ick « bat by glanelBg at yourself 48 Baseball ST stocking stuffer dr purse accessory ABLE. TAURANT soon. managers ments of cake, ice cream, coke, thin slices; sprlnlba with lemon in a hand mirror. Is the ELEXTTRO DISK FDASH- Juice. Combine sugar and fl6ur, aOGrowbigotit s r YM, I PAlnteg Them MyMlf! hamburg, Frerich fries plus a par­ ZJGHT, $1.95 that needs no bat­ Season’s Oreetiniitinga ty favor.. The price iS $2 each. set aside. Roll out pfopared pas­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER •8 Head apparel tery.or bulb replacements. A Complete ART DEPART­ Frank Puglisliglisl of NA’nONAL Stolen from the Chinese eualnet 84 Rome run « r (Your home stays tidy and quiet). try and out into S-4-lneh rectan VlASgar mixed with Worcester­ (baaebaU) MENT is Stocked with glR sets SHOES wishesineS you and yours a priced $4.75 to $21.76 St JOHN­ ■What fun everyone has. Why not gles. PUlCe pear SUees on one-half shire sauce and jackstraws at 88 Hockey Said Blueburger Snacks very Meryy Chrfstmas and'a Hap­ give a BOWL PARTY for your 57 Rail Season 1 pound ground beef SON PAINT CO. 723 Main Street. py New Year. of each fadtongle; iprlnkia with 1 freth ginger. » a tradlUOnE use Is 58Iraland youngster during the Christmas tablespoon of the sugar flour mlX' to add a suepiriOn of It to Eiiqrks- n r n Hr i r S lightly With salt and pepper. Add For the professional or advanced Vacation. •- 5SHowlosbig i egg, mixing well. Form into amateur you’ll find oils, pastels, Oarr|ed Lamb I'd ! ft WITOlHI ture. Fold pastry over pear elioei fin soup, but we like it with atsam- players feel s r SI 4 ta u esp ow butter and aeal eddes. Bake on baking ed Aah. SOPOndiae marble size balls, around chunks water Color Sets, - easels, canvas Pamper Her with a 10-14 PHOTO-GUIDE panels, plus charcoal - akStch 4 taUeSpbona flour sheet at 426 degrees for $6 to 80 81 Cheat ratti* H of American blue cheese. Refrig­ Practical Luxury A Gay little Jerkin and aklrt aet 56 il pencils and 12" x l6" sketch boxes 1 teaspoon curry |>owder minutea. Serve warm with Maple Good Oreomfleg b m Must DOWN erate till party time ’Thien broil Any little girl would be happy to delight the teen-age miss. And HOUSE 4 HALfe SHOE SERV­ II until nicely browned and serve on (empty). Even If you’ve never 2 cupik chicken or veal stock Sauce. 1 Bugle eaU s r ST bouillon cube to receive a pair of tee dainty It’s sew-simple. With a minimum ICE has the “Esquire” s h o e • S^ken - f i pick. painted or drawn before, there are 1 patent leather pumpe which are Staple Sanoe instruction books to help! you com­ 1% Cupa cubed cooked lamb of fabric. CARE KIT, fitted with polish, ^ cup converted-type rice (cooked being shown at the CHILDREN’S No. 1418 with Photo-Guide U in One-half cup mapla syrup, H brushes, daubers, shins cloths and Treats That Add to the Merriment plete a project and experience the BOOTERY in the Manchester sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. Bust 80 to <:up water, 2 teaapoona eomaterch, fabric cleaner, complete with a , Heap high the candy bowls and proud sense of accomplishment In according to package directlbns) SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI % cup flaked coconut . Parkade. Thfese flne"Bldward8” 36. Size 12, 32 bust, Jerkin, 1 yard 1 stick cinnamon. cemveEent foot rest on top. ’Ibis the "stocklngis hung by the chim­ announdlng, “Yes, I painted them shoes for children are favored by Melt butter 1» l-Guart saucepan of 54-inch; skirt, 2V4 yards. Combine all Ingmdiente. Cook 18 a gift that heaps him trim—E - ney with cam’’ with tempting holi­ myself.” Here Is a gift answer to Santa (Jlaus and he has enlisted way8 well-groomed and confident. please a retired person, too, and over low heat; atir in flour, then To order, send 36c in coins to: over medium heat, atirring con d ay' candles, chocolates and nuts curry powder. Add stock and bouil­ tee aid of Mr. Alfred Feltman to Sue Burnett, The Manchester Evc' Shoo repErlng of tee better kind from PINE-LEane, dtyle Number Ways wltti WEIS linoleum floore. wrapped chocolate Sahtaa and capelet in a pretty puff-stitch; It’s WATKINS, 934 MEn St., h u a perfect topping for party frocks! BULBS from FALLOT STUDIO, hot (480 degre4a) oven imtU coco­ cold water and simmer three and Size. bag-o-gold coins to hang ^ n the 70 East Center Street t6 capture nut la toasted —about lo minutes. minutes, teen drain. You can use PINE wall ornaments teat aro Far U moo Who Hnvo E ssay thing tree. The HOLIDAY ^ X E D Pattern No. 2774 has knit direc­ Include 35c more for your copy decorative and usotul. Ih e pins happiness around the (Jhristmaa Makes 4 servings. Serve with man­ a swivel-blade vegetable parer of the Fall and Winter ’60 laaue Why not consldar giving your­ CHOCOLAt e S come in delectable tions (one size fits 12 to 18, (nclu Bcooper planter Is $3, tea knife sive); materials requirements; tree. Fill the atockings with all go chutney. to cut tee nuts paper-thin. of our pattern book, Basic Fash' self or a relative a pleasant assortments to suit every taste manner of useful photograhic rack, $4, the spice rack-towel bar, change of acenery, soma relaxa­ (creamy' centet^s, nut clusters, stitch Illustrations. Ion. $6.50. - To order, send 25c in coins to:— gifts. OIvs the Freedom of Pereonal Found: Extra Hours tion and fun, pitu a new outlook crunch centers, fruits, miniatures, ebbloe Serve your family BARBECUED when you give a weekend In New hand-dipped, in light or dark choc­ Anne Cabot, ’The Manchester For Her Evening Herald. 1150 AVE. OF Veui sad Wine Sauce When you give a GIFT CER- CHK3KBN from LYNN POULTRY * Smart Saatoa Give Holiday York or at a winter resort, c a ll olate). Tuck a box under your pound veal cutlet, cut thin TBFICA’nB from THE FAIR FA^telS STORE. Ready-to-eat. ap- Warmth CAMPUS JUNIORS. 950 MEn GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE!, 90S arm when you gef visiting. OPEN AMERICAS, NEW YORK 88, St., has JEWELRY with a person' N.Y. . and pounded S ^ R E . Be a thrifty 6r a gener­ petlzlngly good, and not expen­ A CAR COAT is tee present per Main St., for deteils on becoming CHRISTMAS DAY from 8 a.m. to Flour, seasoned tylUi salt and ous Santa; the amount you speci­ sive, Barbecued Chicken will be tee feet from BURTON’S, 841 Main al touch to tickle the tsenagsrs' an imaginative Santa. MItehaU For Ist-class mailing add 10c for fancy. She’d love a pendant' with 8 p.m. . each pattern. Print name, ad­ pepper fy la up to you, because a gift cer­ answer to providing quick and Street. Cliaae away winter winds 8-2185. ^ cup margjarine , tificate can,be made out In any de- nourishing meals these busy days. In a Jaunty car coat of poplin, wool her Initial, or a classic circle pin. dress with zone and pattern Heap her arms with charms on a Ck> Easy on the Make-up number. ’ cupa sliced fresh mushrooms nominatibn. What flin that lucky HAM, Imported from Holland, corduroy, or camel hair and wool Daylight plays harsh tricks on 'ii cup marsaia or sherry wins man or miaa will have 'chooeing labeled "Zwan” ia lean, tender, priced from $17.99 to $35 In popU' bracelet, or stmulatsd coins to en­ Have you the ’60 Album con­ circle her wrist The Inquirer make-up. Save your audacious ex­ taining many lovely designs and 2 Tableapoona chopped parsley •mart apparel in a favorite atyle, •weet. Aak to have it machine lar black, loden green, gray, camel periments for evening hours. free patterns? Only 25c a copy, Dredge veal in seasoned flour. color and exact site to fit. So, sliced, If you wish. Ready-to-serve and tweed, lined wlfh plaid or pile. Saute ui margarine until golden don’t despair if Christmas is SHRIMP (XICKTAIL, In It’s own You’ll have maximum warmth and Wishing You Season’s Jov brown on both aides. Add mush­ crowding In on you. A GIFT CER­ individual glass server, Is perfect freedom of movement In an AlaS' THE NUTMEG GIFT SHOP on For the Collector rooms and aaute with the meat. TIFICATE from THE FAIR for holiday dinners. kan PARKA because the body and Tolland 'Turnpike, home of a F. E. BRAY. Jeweler, In the When nicely browned, add wine STORE marks you an up-to-date hood are all one piece. Santa gives State Theater Bldg, has unbreak­ and simmer about 3 minutes. Santa. the “Go” sign. I lace a CAR COAT MAKE IT k BRUNSWICK “ Now here's one th'at can be' aeeemWed by any six« choice selection of antiques and Your Credit la Good at Grants gifts for year-round occasions, able ”'HUMMEL” DOLLS. 12” tell, Sprinkle with chopped parsley and from BURTON’S under her tree year-old — even if he ie being helped by hie fatherJ" There’s a Soap for You If you are worrying how you and it will be her favorite sport 9 1 wishes you a Merry Christmas dressed in a hand-made outfit of serve immediately, pouring sauce can complete your christmaa shop­ IFT FOR CHRIST MS and a Happy New Year. infinite detail, $12.50 for' ‘‘Seppl’’ In pan over tee meat. Makes 4 AH soaps or detergents are not topper until spring arrives. Eveiy for all people. Experiment to find ping without denting the budget, purchase GIFT WRAPPED FREE. the boy, or the “Knitting Cllrl’’ servings. without overspending your ready I ntpsu e Si | ’The deep cloche, done in velours among others. Ideal for a child’s tee one beat for you. cash, remember that W. T. room (or any room for that mat­ Season’s Orsettngs Watkins Gallery Overllowa LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON and a glowing color, l.s meant to GRANT COMPANY gives you a ■WWk* fhw. S« ...... til U l keep company with a 1920s hairdo. ter) is a FRAMED “HUMMEL" FRAZIER’S FURNITURE Toys Are Marked Down to Clear choice of three convenient “Charge With Christmas gift ideas at 15 PKJTURE, $2.95. Here is an ap­ SHOP, 307 East Center Street, The TOY OEPARTMENT at Oak Street. See a wonderful di|- Try one-ifOid'see. SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY It” plans with no money down. pealing assortment of “HUMMEL” home of fine furniehlngs, extends Pick the plan that suite you best. piay of wall omamenta for that FIGURINES In all the endearing to you best wishes for a Merry makes it possible for you to be a all-important gift for the home — \ j o w i - m 10% Discount for generouq Santo by tucking a little If you want a BUDGET (XiUPON orlginE oil pEntinga, water colors, Lnst-Minute Shoppers poses and moods. Buy one and Christmas. ACX30UNT simply tell them how you'll want to acquire a collection. extra something under the tree, prints. Use a SMALL FRAMED ^DfuuiAwlekum MORRY’S MEIN’S STORE in because TOYS ARE REDUCED much you want in credit ooupona. PICTURE singly, in pEra or an the State ’Theater Building has Entertain Holiday Oneata You can then spend, them like '' Toothsome Beauty Bring your out-of-ateU ,NlaUves to clear. Far-sighted homemakers Inter»ttng arrangement'-"wer a w C h m p io n sM nationally known brands of qual­ will tuCk away some games, etc., cash In tee store and pay out of desk, divan or buffet. Choose ftom ity merchandise. Just three shop­ Nature’s finest set of teeth will to dinner at FIANO'S RESTAUR­ Income. If you prefer the 30- ANT on Route 6 and 44 In Bolton. at these, inviting discount prices, silhouettes, etchings, florals,, still ping days nemain, but it's time do nothli|g for you if theYre not for the January birthdays coming DAY CHARGE ACX50UNT, you life. Here are pictures for OVery enough Jp. find that here at cared for. Regular visits to your Treat teem to baka stuEed shrimp, get a personal charge card for on- with a crab meat dressing and up, or for rainy day surprises. personality on your Christmas list. 1—BRUNSWICK BLACK 0EAUTY BOWLING J^ORRY’S you have a variety of dentist and scrupulous attention T ^ e advantage of tee bargain tee-apot authorization. If you re­ •A. to mouth care pay dividends in hear teem say, “It couldn’t have quire the s p e c ia l a c c o u n t BALL. 1—FIESTA BRUNSWICK BOWLING BY JOHNNY HART, SHIRTS" (dress, sport, wool, flan­ been more dellcioua." There is a prices at SEARS TOY DEPART­ Spanish Com and ZucchlE B. C. nel) also SLACKS, GLOVES. beauty. MENT. FOR LARGE PURCHASES, tee BAG. BOTH FOR ...... dfcO CXJCKTAIL LOUNGE and MEN’S store will arrange for long term, ^ cup chopped onion HOSIERY, PAJAMAS, UNDER­ BAR. The roomy Banquet Hall ^ cup chopped green pepper .CWA*Bl)TTDN-riDDK a WEAR, shoes and rainwear. Tliere convenient payments. Open a Shell the nuts yoq want to use la available for wedding parties, Want to keep your layer-cake 1 clove garlic, minced BISS'; VfcU RUM will be a'*.I0% discount .through­ in baked goods and refrigerate spic and span while you’re frost­ CHARGE ACCOUNT at W. T. reunions, club gatherings. Corns GRANT CCMPANY. % cup margarine • GIVE Gin* STRAI6HT our, % •• out the Store during these last them in a jar with a tight screw, for New Tear’s Eve. ing the cake? Put four strips of , TURN OUlCKLr, ' T ■ - . H. ■ three shopping da.vs before Christ­ top cover. Leave the nuts whole or paper over edges of plate so they 1 lb. suochlni, tEEy sliced 1 1 lb. can whole kernel com,, c E i m n c A m PARKADE AND THE BALUVViLL mas. Take advantage of this of­ in halves; chop them Just before dover i t After the cake is frosted, , For Holiday Food Shopping Greetings from Carpeting drEned r fer.. using. Headquarters pull away the paper! GRAND UNION is your one- FOR ALL BOWKEM’ LANES BE Rl€.Hr THERE. atop center for steplea and party 1 8 oz. can tomato puree MANCHESTER CARPET CEN­ 1 taaspoon sugar NEEDS MI J.15or TER, 311 Main Street, home of It’s Smart to Be a Good Mixer groceries you stock In at holiday The COCKTAIL MIXES avail­ time. Plump turkeys teat roast Vi teaspoon salt qu^ity carpeting, sincerely wishes Vi teaapoon chili powder (option- you and your family, a MERRY, able at HARVEST HILL PACK­ tender and Juicy are available In filESWElEliai M I^ Y (JHRIS'mAS. AGE STORE contain all the nec­ tee exact weight you want. Fresh E) essary ingredients for tee finished vegetables, or froaen or canned are dash of oregano (opUonE). For Your Dining Pleasure cocktell except tee liquor. Eco­ in abundant suppV. From appetiz­ Saute onion, green pepper. and nomical and easy, there is no fuss ers, soups, to deaaerte and all tee garlic In margarine 5 minutes. •ft What mors delightful way to t a bring the old year to n happy close or bother in serving at a minute’s accompaniments in between, you’ll Add aucchini and saute over lew| notice a varied assortment of per­ find, all tlM fixings displayed con­ heat 10 minutes. Add remEEng It’ll 1 •mm rieWMIfoTTlMiftl. ifte TM Ml Tftaa bte than by dining at the INvERIAL STEAK HOUSE * CXiCKTAIL fectly blended delicious cocktails veniently for your easy selection. Ingredients and cook covered over or tall drinks; all uniformly MOR’IY MEKKI. E BY DR:1\ CAVALLk LOUNGE, located Juat over the And remember the Delicatessen low heat 20 minutes. Makes 6 Manchester Una In Bolton. A tal­ blended. Whatever you need for Shop and the Hospitality Bar are aervinga ented staff prepues and serves toaatlng the New Year Is avail­ both brimming with extra special delaeteble maals with a aatisfying able at HARVEST HILL PACK­ foods to help you be tea perfect Thorough Dry Olsanlng flair that makes you want to re­ AGE STORE. hostess. “MAR’ITNIZINg ” th e O N E turn again and again. Try It HOUR DRY CLEANNG plants at aodir.~,, 20'East (Jenter Street and at 299 $1 Gift Suggeattons ’Tie the Season to Be Jolly West Middle Tpke. take the spots, Rowena’it Brown Betty HARRISON’S, 849 Main Street, Isn’t it easier to feel In tune the Steim, the wrinkles In your 4 alicea bread - ^ has woven BUN BASKETS with a party mood when you know garments and return aweet-amell- 4 tablespoons butter , packed with two kitchen towels, you look your beat SCHULTZ Ing cleanliness and a crisp Smooth­ 4 applet (pared and alteed thin) $1 complete. The Cracker Basket, BEAITTY SALON, 988 Main ness to your apparel. Your clothas H cup granulated sugar $1 contains a kitchen. towel and Street la prepared for the busy are talking about you. In dozens teaspoon each nutmeg and mSee matching salt and pepper. Bam- weeks ahead with a full working of quiet, unsuspected ways that are 6 grahiam orackarS (crushed fine) bop PLACE MATS, 4 for $1 staff of nlmble-flngered beau- nevertheless expreailv . Let your 1 tablespoon flour coiria-to gay colors for sparkling tlolana. It’a not too early to BOOK clothes create for you the right 2 tebleapoons dark brown sugar •ntortwiing. So if you have a YOUR BEAUTY APPOINTMENT visual sspreaaion by seeing to it Cut bread into I-tneb' cubea; prioo In mind} the GIFT DEPART­ for the New Year’s faaUvlUea. that yOur wardrobe la A periodic brown lightly in 8 teblaapoona of MENT at HARRXSON’S will come visitor to “MARTINIZINO”. Ask Why not welcoma 1961 gIamor-< for your 1961 FREE CALENDAR the butter. In 1-quart buttered to the rescue royally. ously wlte a holiday hairdo that baking dish arrange In layers the offering importent savings to you. is chic and trim And appsElng. A Happy hoUdaya. bread, apples and granulated sugar If you’ro on a radticlng diet and GIFT CERTIFICATE for any sum mixed with nutipog and maca Mix must eat plain, uninteresting food, la an Ideal remembrance for ail Gifts UpsbOrs and DoumsUIrs cracker crumbs with flour, brown try- perjeing It up with such low- the feminine names still remain­ sugar and remaining 1 tablespoon Only one trip to NABSIFF ARMS calorie gamlahos as mushrooms, ing oil ^ u r list Mitchell 8-8951. COMPANY, 1»5 Main St., ia need­ butter; sprinkle over apple mix­ During the week, It’s an ture. Baka In moderate (880 de­ parsley, lemon Juice and vinegar. ed to discover the many outstand­ Herbs Hilp Immaaslirably, too. Ideal time to bring tee grade- ing GIFT 8U0<3E8T10NS for the grees) oven until apples a n tendsr schoolers In for van attracUvs —about 40 mlnutea Serve warm. “ good morta” on your Christmaa For the Tonag JHAIR SHXinNO ■ iS t (hutom-flttod BOWUNO . America’s ilavoifto Dessert M.$,RI-MAly8; 891 Main Street, SHOES and BALLS, avttything (or Is T(3E CREAM.' Serve It for bring! you and TOIL- Go Easy on Glitter your Chistmas dinner. ROYAL ETRIBS- to daiIgM a young miss Many mature women maka the XromKcar ICE CREAM COMPANY on War­ up to a|ro 14. V you tten’t sure mistake of affeetlng too much gut­ ren Street makes venr festtvs lee ot-hat-also,' Why/not' choose' a ter. In addition to ahliw^aye^luu Or. give a GIFT CBRTIFICATB In I N S U K L. D cream deasorta like tno aQhoUette charm bracEM^ 'K tlrclo piil, bar­ frames In vivid color, theyMi wear any denomination to let the re­ •Hoes that Are Centered with a rette, or a long'ifaciciaco dangling earrings, a pin, a necklace and cipient make hla peyaonal aelee- Cihristmaa design In a c'• M •>* l8 a twO-lh-one treat. It’s a can ing with a gUb'itf “little Lady” ------J. Culottes are In 'jto bowling. It terplaoo; it’s a nourishing dessert. toiletriaa: Shampoo,' dusting pow­ Oompleto Your Shopping' you’re an actlva bowler.:,eoiistder Order Individual Ice cream molds der or. light tollft' water. For A GIFT CBRTIFICA.TO from the culotte In wool jersey. .NYLONS from ROYAL ICE CREAM GO. tor ALLmO RUBBER COMPANY, The short evening gown con­ BOYS whosi alze you’re not auro 977 Ifaln Strost can satisfy aU ths holiday meals and parties, rhey of, there are appropriate gift aeta, tinues to rate far ahead of the long will put the mark of (mccsm on namM remaining on your Ohriat- length In popularity. It’a aasler to priced $1.98 that contain com- mss list It’s an rfflEent way to any social gathering. MMehell binatlona hpit' and wallet, or wear, easier to pack and aeu aerv- 8-6950. 08 shop that Is guaranteed to please. Ice on many mors oeeaatons. belt-Ue-hahkle, 4L9I, or tie, cuff Sports equlpmant for indoor and links, pen,and ponril. Tm, there outdoor; participation, plus appro­ Treats for Tonr TaUe are lots of big gift ideas for llt- Mi(IM4 Fuads Everything is In readiness at priate, iteihs of apparel Eve the FOr maximum agfety, income and PINE PASTRY SHOP. 858 Csn- Ue folks, at MARI-MAP’S. lucky recipient much to chooeo at growth, you ahoulo cheek the ad- s h a o e s iNCLvoiKa w h it e tar Street, to moke your Christ- AliUNO RUBBER CO. vantaatagea of MUTUAL FUNDS m of t(|ble tbs cantor of attraetfon. Whan company os: brown a v auSblo ^ at 3your New. York Stock .Order OhnbMSy eupeakss luid almonda or walnuta a UtUo but- You can put muffln batiarDS(^r Intoinio Exchange Member, HBAR80N. MxdilsB n t o toy dran% Ur In,a akillM and to a salad puifllii-paa,w»Ua, cover tltightly ahd HAMMffib AND qo: ’ANY ItoftaS aipd anlnial >psto. Tufik of • Metlona tafrlgarato for 15 mlnuilUM to H Main Street. M E gi^ i-lBn,' n.. ameSg tee branoliss . . ooion ringa. Frsnoh hour bafsro baking. ButIt don’t lot l-ftT vlaltora. draaiing for thta the muffhi battar stand loingar than KowlbubaAENWir . and s t o l l b n thia ftmal >. "Wo suoMLi^'Mnbu^ at Iffo ganarously flilad with aalaetad NEW lOJOLAND GAS ft ELEC­ OORET.OASUAJUB, far Main CORSET and UNIFORM SHOP ^ * foalta and inute. IWJT With Warm Good Wishes TRIC ABSOCUnOH. (or.,- Income with that ^*hono-ftolar’ Itvoat. Itomo of dlatlnotlvo aih MARMAO MEN’S AND BOYS' and jatatjr. Detailed tefomatlon re- a lino ' tekMUOBC parE for ladlaa end lada takaa SHOP, 949 Mate Straat. CMBtor.oC oraipaay ^ y jfo M l MAIN isniEB I^llI 8-684«-^AMPLK PASK1N0 quaUtjr anaral to suit maaeullna tamte. wilhaa yon anA yow s ft 8-U6B’’. / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 MANC^ST^R EVENING HERALD. CONN., WEPNfi&DAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 fldBBSS

m/^t*»TOAUL. Providence Geared for J^eeting OAK OM O ’Sn'ATie^

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By FRANK CLINE ^Ing the counter-attack, etprm b a ck t^ e . 'or another clutch basket and# Indians sUck shooting ______New York, DfiC. 21 (/P)—^ ^ moving to tho finals of the# Dlschlnger hit for 17 Mid gohli, southpawAspectabls 17-29 at the free thrown Friday night th* Ihdiniw hont Natipnia Invltotlon Tournament a personfil find idhobl tocord, miU- After squandering a nine and go front 45-46 with 4:36 to himself scored aoms 15 with the . third man they put on line, enabled them to nullify their Conard, upset M Platt likt night, Jim Hadnot suddfinly has be play on a Jump shot from the key londs later from underneath the him, Oreger, doing a pretty good lakt year, before losing to Brad­ Ing only six Shots from th4 fiild. point advantage in the middle height disadvantage. Eaatemtook at the Arena. Monday the annual comte unbeaten Providence’s ley, Providence tolled on the steel- He got 11 straight points l*te in hole by Oieger. hoop to put the Indians ahead, 54> Job of checking the Indians’ top 57 shots from the field and made Alumni game will he pMyed and “ has all” in leading the Friars nerved Lenny WUkena to provide the second half to stamp out a el- of the second Half, a deter­ Steve McAdam, who agaln^ed 49, with two minutes to go. scorer when he unally was assigned good on 19 of them for 33 per cent there will be onlyi one game that mined band of Manchester the task. But before Greger start­ and hooped 11 of 25 foul attempts. to their last four victories, the vital epark. Wilkena has grad­ 60 Evansville lead. P. M. SXnders the Indian scorera but this.-lime night : uated and Hadnot', teaming some­ paced the small college ^champs High Indians righted a listing was “held" to 24 points, pdnd the OeXL STANOOroS ed to slow him down a bit, Mc­ McAdam led all scorers with 24 Mandhester Jayveee also won, three of ’em cliff-hangers. W.. U Pet. Adam hooped 14 points In the first points with Johhabn adding 17 to Hadnot, a 6-foot-lO Junior, times with the flashy Johnny with 23 points. ship and rallied in the last visitors back in front wlW two free 63-49. Paul Quey (19), Doug Pler> Egan, has been the take charge throws 13 seconds latw^Burke an­ MANCHESTER ■ ,.. .2 • 1.000 half to shove Manchester Into a 35- the victors’ cause. White tallied •on (13)' and Bill Andrerlot (11) scored 39 points last night but the KoJls’ 23 points and 23 re­ four minute*- to register a 59-51 28 halftime advantage. man In helping Coach Joe Mulla- swered back for the Lancera by WettiOrsfMd t. . . . 2 0 1.000 nine points and got six of them paced the irlctors. ) final two came with one second bounds beat down Iowa State and basketball win over Bristol East­ Both Play Poorly ney'e men to a 7-0 record. gave Marquette its flfUi ■victory In ern In the Belltown last night. aeoring from unilpfteath to shove Bristol Gentral . . . . . I 0 1.000 down the stretch when they count' remaining and pulled out ah 81-80 Eastern ahead fdr the final time, Conard ...... ----- 1 1 AOO Neither team could score or do ed. Burke led the losers with 18. Maaeksster (M) irictory over Gonzaga. Made Up Deficit six games. Brad Snyder sent Tlie victory, the Indiana aecond in a thing right for that matter In P B Northwestern In front for good aa many starts, enabled Manches­ 49-48, with four minutes to go. Windham ...... , 1 1 JlOO Costly Technical 3 Johnson ...... 7 Laat Saturday, he got the Providence had to make up an Platt ...... 1 1 .500 the first thred minutes of the third clinching bXsket with 10 seconds eight-point deficit with 10 minutes -with 5:34 to play and led the Wild­ ter to remain tied with Wethers­ After a time out and some hur­ period but McAdam finally broke "Their ability to come back 6 Whit* ...... 4 field^ Which also triumphed, atop Hall ...... 0 1 .000 illitretta'...... 0 04) left aa ProVldence beat Canlsiua, to play against Gonzaga. Hadnot cats’ meager, but balanced attack ried inatfiictlona from Coach the scoring Ice with a driving lay­ pleased me the most,” Zatursky de­ Minor ...... 0 wlm 10 points. Clint IfTames scored the Central Connecticut Interscho- Bristol Eastern . ___ 0 2 .000 McAdam ...... 7 10-14.0-14 24 53-50, and his two baskets in an put the Friars ahead with two free Zatursl^ the Indians came on Maloney ...... up with 2:13 gone to give the In­ clared after sleeping on the out­ 20 tor the Huskies (8-4). ^ laatlc Lieague. withVILII y/their ’ . game winning _ spurt. . . . . 0 2 .000 come over night, “We played very Reardon ...... 1 overtime period against San Fran­ throws. 77-76, with 1:49 left. But diana' their biggest margin, nine Uoiianos ...... 0 n 1 Frank Burgess’ field goal at the Sloyring the play down the Silk poorly defensively. The boys got 3-4 cisco gave the Friars a lead they Long Losing Streak While It waa not a particularly The Indians were home free. Two points, 37-28. Here Eastern started Geciauskas ...... S 8 CKy youngsters, after losing the confused on assignments and many never lost in a 54-47 victory. Hie six aecond mark apparently put Mark Dumars, a S-10 sharp­ well played game on either aide, free throws by McAdam, one by its counter-attack and it was wild 13 Totals ...... n i r « » hall once on a steal, shook husky and wcwlly, if not too well played, times £hey had three o none and first half scoring helped Sink Gonzaga in the van, 80-79, After shooter, sparked Penn State with the moot Impressive point waa the, Mike Geciauskas and a bucket by Kastera (It). Santa Clara 65-59 two nights be­ calling time out with two seconds 35 polnta In a 77-58 victory over Indiana ability and willingness t6 Dave White loose oh the aide and the reat of the way. four on one altuatlona on thdr P B r Pis. White enabled the Indians to pull fast breaks.” ; GRACEFUL GLIDER— Attractive Betsy Snite glides down the slopes of Heavenly fore. left, Providence's Dennis Guimares Syracuse. Jeff Cohen scored 27 flght back and pull out the decision the latter pumped home a set ahot away down the stretch. Manchester, which' gave away 3 Burke ...... 7 a? u with 3:09 remaining to put Man­ height at all three positions up Lewis ...... (VOM) 1 Valley, Calif. Miss Shite was a silver medal winner in the Winter Olympics at Squaw ^ Big Test Ahead peased half the length of the court points in William and Mary’s SO­ when It seemed they were .about The Indians should have learned Castolene ...... o aa to Hadnot, who fired from 20-feet chester in front to stay. The score exchanged hands half front, was visibly hurt rebounding d' valuable lesson In the first quar­ Palladino ...... 1 Valley. The Norwich, Vt., star liked the Golden State so much that she moved to San Providence geta its naxt big last SO lacing of winless' 'Virgtlnia. The to fall apart. In front 37-2^ ’mid­ a dozen times in the first quarter Della Bitu ...... 0 440 against St. John’s Redmen in New out for ^ e winner. Burgess led Cavlleers are 0-7 this year and way through the third period, the off its offensive board and rarely ter last night. A technical foul ^ I Francisco. After LaRue, the Lancers’ co­ before Manchester grabbed a 16-12 got more than one shot at a time Greser ...... 4 York’s Holiday Festival next Gonzaga with 32 points. have lost 21 of their last 22 games. charges of Coach EIjM Zatursky captain, mlsseii two costly free following a personal wound up in Penoneello ...... ,< 0 margin at the buzzer on a string at the basket. But a 39.8 per cent La Rue ...... 8 ni-f week. St. John's, ranked sixth in St. John’s early 12-1 lead killed Brigham Young held Kansas star saW' Eastern, with ,Terry Burke, throws,' White, on a nifty pass of five straight points by McAdam. a four-point play for the Lancers. j shooting average from the field, 21 That could be real costly In a clos­ the current Associated Press poll, Pitt as All-America Tony Jackson Wayne Hightower to only two Dave LaRue and Rill Greger lead- fi-orn Craig Johnson, drove the base Eastern used three players on the 19 Totals ...... 1 9 U -X K •Kramer Collars Stars- baskets on 63 attempts, and a re- er contest. Score at half, aaX ifanchester. s/tsfcrrsMi moved its record to 5-0 with an and Leroy Ellis took command field goals in an 80-70 victory while 87-56 victory over Pitt laat night. early. Each scored 15 points In the little Max Perry scored 27 points SCOPES Indiana, ranked fourth, defeated first half with Jackson getting 25 in Utah State’s 110-88 win over Four-Time Rushing Champ McKay, Buchholz Notre Dame, 74-^, for Coach in all, and Ellis 20. In the opener Los Angeles State. Wisconsin won West Side Juniors Branch Mcdracken’s 300th bas­ of the doubleheadpr, Fordham over Nevada, 89-56, Connecticut Same Size Birds The 'West Side Junior League ketball victory as Hboaier head came from behind to beat Depauw, upset Brown, 85-71, The • Citadel W ell Balanced Sachems •tarts tonight at 6 with Team 5, coaeh. None of the other top teams 78-72. beat Georgia Southern, 90-84, East For Repeat^Wins Herm’a Camera, playing Team 1. was in action. Walt Bellamy, like Dlschlnger 'a Tennessee State surprised Georgia, Brown Retains Crown ______i Lea’i Market. At 7:15, Team 6, To Join Pro Tour Another Big Ten power, Purdue, member of the U,S. Olympic cham­ 69-67, and Assumption College Same size turkeys as a year Rout Rocky ffill Gagers NaaSiff's, plays Team 4, Conn. led by Terry Dlachlnger’s 43 pions in Rome this summer, scored (Mass.) won th); Bluenose Classic ago will be served np Ghris^as Trust. In the final game at the points, baat. Evansville's NCAA 29 points for Indiana. (5-1). Gary In Halifax, Nova Scotia, besting As NFL’s Top Runner day to the families of Ken Verplanck gym, Team 3, H()use and Small college champs^ 84-73. Don Long and Bellamy chbke(i off a Acadia University, 77-52. Smith and Bob Vinton. Both Hebron—Leading from start to finish, RHAM High’s bas* Hale, meets Team 2, West Sides. Sydney, Dec. 21 (j

—^U.S. stars Barry MacKay Kojis led Marquette to a 70-62 late Notre Dame rXlly for only the Tonight, the Kentucky Invita­ young men were winners on ketball team trimmed Rocky Hill, 63-47, here Tuesday. Tha All boya who have not received and Earl (Butch) Buchholz agreed to three-year $50,000 victory over Iowa State while lioosiers’ second victory in the tional at Lexington gets underway their .uniforms will be able to get with California facing St. Louis New York, Dec. 21 )— Jimmy Brown,. Cleveland’s great Thanksgiving Day of ^turkeys game was a makeup contest which was postponed last professional contracts with today and took a Northwestern’s 63-45 victory over last six games with the Irish. Tom {/P for being the first Manchester week them at the gym before their Washington craciked a four-game Bolyard's 18 points led Notre and Illinois playing the, ho9t Ken­ )sck, ha.tennis hypocrisy. 1 ‘ tucky Wildcats, high school runner and the first "I feel wonderful for the firsts ' • , , , ' Wildcat losing streak. Dame. League for the fourth straight year. He is the first four-time registered Manchester runner The Sachems displayed a well Friday when they visit undefeated toeir own uniforms for the first balanced scoring attack With four time,” aaid Buchholz, who at 20 winner since Steve Van Buren of Philadelphia in 1945, 1947. to complete the annual Five Portland. I ______is the youngest player ever to Join Kramer said 650,000 Is merely 1948 and 1949. ' ’ Mile Road Race. Vinton, who players winding up with double BHAK (« > the base o f the guarantee, that figures. Jeff Prestridge took scor­ P B r Pta. WkST SIDE MIDGETS a tour. Brown’s gain against New York placed fourth. Is a Georgetown 4 F arler ...... the new young professionals m ^ In Sunday's finale «md the decision Ray Berry, Baltlmore’a atar. University 'graduate. Smith ing honors with 16 points with oth­ . . . 4 11 Paganl’s downed Police k Fire "All our lives we are taught 4 Preitrldx* ...... a 4-7 u last night, 42-29.' Faat breaking honesty. It gives ua a dirty feeling make that amount in a single year Tom McNeeley Settles Fistic Series, of the Green Bay team to em­ end, was the best pass receiver, took 88th place. ers contributing as follows, Alex 8 D. Taylor ...... 4 a-4 10 ■with luck. Gimeno, the Spanish Alton, ni. (AV-Vlnce Arnold 3 Frankel ...... M a Jimmy. Blair led Paganl’s with I7 to take money imder the table as phasize passing instead of Jim catching 74 for 1,298 yards and The birds were gifts of Frank Bishop (14), Dick Farley (13) and . . . 0 Davis Cup star who has been a downed a 259-pound 16 point buck Dave Taylor (10). 4 Bishop ...... « » « I f X>oints, followed by Bob .Qetzewich amateurs. Taylor's running nailed the title 10 touchdowns, the beiit m a r k Harabnrda, proprietor of the 0 Weenian ...... 9 0 1 pro for four months, already had at a 30-foot range with a ahot- since Tom Fears of Lm Angeles / Never Threatened 3 F. Taylor ...... t 3 9 1 4 (iK). For Police k Fire, Joe Curtis “■What makes it worse Is that for the Cleveland fullback. Brown Tulip Tree Turkey Farm on '(19) waa high, and Was helped made 114,000. Defeats Westerner at Own Game gtui to give him the honor of tak­ finished with 1,257 yards on 215 set the record by catching 84 In Ash Swamp Rd., Glastonbury. Breaking fast, the Sachems took 1-3 1 amateur tennis offlcals know ing the largest deer ever recorded 0 Jurovaty ...... 0 9 0 0 along In the scoring by Gary Minor that these abuses are taking plac* ...On a four month world series attempts, an average of 5.8 yards 1980. a 13-7 first period edge and were in the area. "The deer ran about Both Smith and Vinton also (7 ). and they €u:cept them. tour, the playera will be compet­ a carry. Taylor gained 1,101 yards hever seriously threatened the reat 1» Totals ...... , 38 IT -n 6S two blocks Into the denae thicket Paul Homung of Green Bay led won birds from the Haraburda of the way. RHAM led 31-20 at In the Mcond game the Herald "It IS a real thrill for me to be ing for prizes rarfglng from 635,000 Substitute Comes Off Bench for a 4.8 average. Boekr Hill (41) ' Boston, Dec. 2l (iP)—Unbeaten# Paul Pender and he’s no and then) dropped,” Arnold aaid. the scorera with 176 points on 16 farm a year ago for their fin­ halftime and was in front 44-22 Angtis had little trouble defeating a pro.” for the first place to 69,000 for the pounder.” John O ow of 8L Louis, Nick ishes in the ’59 Road Race. P B r Pta. heavyweight Tom McNeeley ap­ touchdowns, 41 extra points wlth- with eight minutes left to play. 3 Eurto ...... 3 9 0 4 Deers 47-26. The Angela led at half­ Mackay, 26-year-old graduate sixth and last. McNeeley revealed he had Pletrosante of Detroit sind J. D. emt a miss and 15 field goals In In Vinton’s case, the Mrd The victory was the third in five B DiMauro ...... 4 M U time 89-6 behind the shooting of of the University of Michigan, pears to have settled his fistic learned how to defend against the Sparks Devils over Rockville dressed for the college star and 5 Bedlack ...... 6 4 4 14 Will Meet the Beet Smith of San FYanclsco followed 28 attempts. Homyng broke the games for RHAM and gives them Ray LhOace (SO). Pete Herdic was said he gave the matter plenty-of wars with George Logan by beat­ Today in that order. his family was too big for the 3 Benkovich ...... 3 4-7 1 ‘The thing that Interests me left hand as well as more ef­ old record of 138 set by Don Hut­ a 2-1 record in the Southern Di­ 0 Bptioit ...... 0 91 0 second in scoring honors with 14. thought before making a final de­ ing the Westerner at his own left fectively throw his own, in ring Milt Plum, the quarterback of oven and a smaller one had to 4 Kaciynskl ...... 3 1-3 7 about pro tennis is that I will hs Cromwell at Cheney Tech, 2, FIAINVILLB—Ti^llnjf by flve^the Ram*' Skip Olander with 16 son of Green Bay In 1938. Sonny vision of the Charter Oak Confer­ Gary Kinel (12) and Ray Fike (10) cision. hand game. sessions with Pender, limited ver­ the Browns, won the p a s s i n g Randlp of St. Louis also scored 15 be substituted. 0 RlicoIrttI ...... 0 9 0 0 piqyad hard in a losing cause playing against the best players In Armory. pointa, 23-18, at ^alftlme, Plain- polnta. Captain Dick Soranno ence. Rocky Hill, which was led by 3 Warrsn ...... 0 9 1 0 "I decided that if I waa to the world," Buchholz said. "Am a­ "The left hand did it,” Mc­ sion middleweight champion. Friday, Dec. 28 crown. He was first in completion.* touchdowns, all on passes. Haraburda is a former Man­ 0 Bogus ...... 0 3 4 • against the six foot LaGace. The Gibraltar hooped 13, alao for the loaera. Skip Bengovlch’a 14 points, has yet ▼Ula Hljch'a ba^etball team aaw chester resident and trackman Thursday night at 6 Gus'g plays continue tennis I should continue teur tennis has lost Its glamor. Neeley said last night after hli "Somebody should have put Rockville ahot 34 per cent from (60.4 per cent), first In average to triumph in two outinga. It on its highest level—that Is pro­ .Conard at Mxnehoiter, Jerry Norton of St. Louis had who has maintained a keen in­ 33 Total* ...... 18 15-36 «r Norman's and at 7, Pagani’s meeta A player may win Wimbledon to­ unanimous 10-round decision over gloves on McNeeley’s elbows,” one 0 «ry Johiwoji^ome off the bench field caging 17 of 50 ahota and gain (9.19 yards), lowest in in­ the best punting average: 46.8, The Sachems next game will be fessionally where the competition Arena. to apark a aecond half aurge which terceptions (2.0 per cent) and terest In the Five Mile Road Score at half. 31-30 RHAH. Pontlcelli’s. day yet know there are 15 playera the rugged Boise, Idaho, opponent. of Logan's handlers exclaimed. RHAM at Portland. added nine of 15 foul trie*. But the and Tom Davis of San Francisco Race for many years. He waa is keenest. Logan had at least half a awept tha'^lue Devil* pant peaky third In completions (151), yards —pros—who can beat him.” The 28-year-old Arlington, Monday, Deo. 26 Rama had no one who could re­ topped the field goal kickers with a participant in the first Tur­ BODOET LEAGUE No Reeponslbilities dozen gashes and slices around RockvlWe, B-1-43, here Tueaday bound with any ronalatency with gained (2,297) and touchdown MacKay said he had decided to Mass., master of crude, back- W ORK BENCH 19 of 32. Alumni V I. Maneheittr, passes (21). key Day run In 1927. Standings "I have no reeponalbilltiey nor play a full year of amateur ten­ alley brawling, got a widely ac­ both eyes. Olander and Tim Fahy leading obligations. Arena. m a s WORK BENCH THAT U 80UD TOe victory waa the fourth In Passing standings are based on Abe Woodson of San Franclsix) W. Pet. nis as he did in the past year and claimed verdict. Five weeks ago "H# never hurt me,” Logan said. with nine apiece. "Amateur tennis ss now con­ "I g^uess I picked up these cuts Tneoday, Deo. 27 AS A ROCK” game* for the Blue Devlla and formula that takes Into con­ was the top man on punt returns Dutchman Main W orry Wyman Oil ...... 2 1.000 then plot his future. he got a split decision over Logan The Rama next game will be stituted Is a farce. Think the fu­ on huts and elbows. McNeeley is Rockville at Southington. iaft them undefeated In three Cen­ sideration completions, yardage, with 13 for a 13.4 yard average, Elks . .2 1.000 "Now I feel I am not ready to after being floored twice and was Tueaday when they vlalt Southing­ ture of the game lies In profes­ a tough guy to fight. But I’d like Wednesday, Dec. 25 tral Valley B t«ague atarta. Tbe ton. TD passes, completion percentage. and Tom Moore of Green Bay was Has. Auto Parts . .1 .500 quit.” he added, ‘'but if I am to roundly hooted. L ogw led on the best at kickoff returns with 12 sional t^innls.” to fight him again.” ManchZater at Bristol Central, vlalUng Rama which went all the PlalaTlIle (ID Interceptions and average gain. Fletcher Glass .. . .1 .500 continue I must do so with some cards In their first meeting In Jan­ for a 33.1 average. TOWERING — Swede Ma’a A Bill’s ___ . .1 .500 MacKay and Buchholz came to McNeeley weighed 199, Logan 8:15, Monahan Gym. way with five playera, aland two Daaala F Pt*. Norm Van Brocklln, Philadel­ Of Packers in Playoff idea of progression. uary but a cut wound up In. a np and four down and have yet to ...... 0 3-3 2 Halbrook, who starred at Pagan! Caterers , .1 .500 terms with Promoter Jack Kramer 202. Alumni at RHAM. Jolinaon ...... 3-3 phia's fine passer, edged Balti­ Dave Baker of San Francisco "Amateur tennis la stagnant. It technical knockout tor McNeeley. Jarkann s Oregon State, is the tall­ Keith’s .0 .000 shortly after the impresario fiew iHn In three league encounter*...... < 3* more's Johnny Unltas for second and Jerry Norton of St. Louis had . has no broad horizons, no future "Logan really was bothered by Friday, Dec. 69 Rockville brojte faat to capture a Hanley ...... 0 0-2 GOMMllRCIAL TENPIN Peak Lumber ... , .0 .000 into Sydney from L<>s Angeles. No Pittsburgh -Pirate will ever Maloney at Mancheatar, 6:15, Itoyl .... honors. Billy Wade of Los An­ the best record on pass Intercep­ est player in professional Green Bay, 'Wis., Dee. 21 The Packers also worked te as it is now conducted. I fesl open the left Jabs,” McNeeley com­ 18-5 llrat period advantage. The 1...... II 0-4 Standings They make their debut Dec. 81 wear No. 1 or. 33. Those retired Arena. Camp ...... 8 3-3 geles was fourth and Bobby Layne tions. Each had 10 ifor a total of hasketball. Now with the improve their passing game—* tennis soon will become a reality mented. "A right hand may stun Rama were in front by a* many Praaaal ...... 0 3-2 W. L. Pet. (A6 — The Green Bay Pack­ Manchester Auto Parts broke in Christchurch, New Tlealand, In numbers belonged to Bill Meyer Middletown at Rockville, 8:16. 3 of Pittsburgh fifth. 96 yards. Syracuse Nationals, he both on short and long toaeea.' and I will be far advanced for hav­ you but that left hand makes you aa I I polnta, 23-12, In the aecond Paganl Caterers ... .47 13 .783 ers are concentrating on build­ Into the 'Win column with a 30-24 a six-man troupe including Pancho and Honus Wagner, respectively. Lebanon at RHAM. H ToUla ...... ») D-20 61 Tltey uncovered a long pass­ ing turned professional.” sick. I know from training with eainto but Plalnvllle rallied to cut stands seven feet three.’ A.B.C. Tool ...... 42 18 .700 win-over-Keith’s in the first game i^nzalee. , Andrea Korkrllle (43) ing a defense against Norm ing game to beat the Loe An­ the deficit to 23-18 at halftime. P B F Pt, Dean Machine ...... 38 22 .633 ■vdiUe Wyman Oil chalked up vic­ (jimeno and another player yet to * Arcklry Van Brocklln, the man their geles Rams for the Western HU from Ontalde ...... 3 1-2 6 Roy Motors ...... 35 24 .593 tory No. 2 with a close fought 23- be named. 3 Soranno ...... I 3- 6 HARTFORD CXHJNTRY LEAGUE boss considers “A brilliant division title lest Saturday. Johnaon came off the bench at 3 Olander ...... « 4- C Eagles, Giants and Browns Fleet Lube ...... 32 28 .552 passer who functions as a 20 vrin over Ma’s.- Kramer made overtures to Ital­ 4 Rdwarda Standings It was an attack that few ob­ ians , ■who the atari of the third period and ...... 3 OO Dugan’s Bakery ... .31 29 .517 coach on the field.” Brad Bushey, playing in his 3 Fahy ...... 3 1-2 W. U Pet. servers thought the Paekenf balked on a temporary agreement ka and Bud Hoyt atarted to hit Pagan!, Caterers ___ 12 6 Carter’* ...... 29 31 .483 first game, led the Auto Parts THURS. - FRI. - SAT. la Total, .667 "We’ve got to stop Van possessed. laat summer, and Orlando Sirola. aonalatently from the outalde to 17 9-16 43 1 Dominate All-East Pro Team Dairi-Malda...... ___ 10 8 .556 Cities Service ...... 29 31 .483 with (13 pta.) with Don Hogan DEC. 22-23-24 anablaPlalnvllle to go ahead, 37-33, Bror« at half, 33-13 Rockvllla. Osiund Tool ...... Brocklln and his passing to Indications are, however, But neither is likely to Join the Aldon M ill* ...... ___ 10 8 .556 .28 31 .475 (Tommy) McDonald and chipping In with (seven). For at the bunar. Lanky Rarl Jack- Nichols Tire ...... that the Packers will stay on pro ranks. Pellets ...... 8 10 .444 .28 32 .467 (Pete) Retzlaff,” Vince Lom­ Keith's, Mark Gibson was high. aoB, who had been doing 'a good Ix)s Angeles, Dec. 21 (.T) — Thc#ington Redskins. Tackles; Roose- Burnside Aut(> ...... the ground for moat of their The Italians are now busy pre­ Collf'fic Basketball Lea’s Market ,...... 7 11 .389 .28 32 .467 bardi emphasized as he sent ■ -Doing the- scoring for Wyman af oontrolllhg the board*, got Philadelphla Ragles, Eastern Con­ velt Brown, Giants; Mike M>nnectlrut 3,6, Brown 71 team in the Pro Bowl game here .22 38 .367 Had a dozen polnta apiece. Wietecha, Giants. Quarter, Norm respectively. Eagles who will meet the balj In Jim Taylor and Paul 'TUTODAY’S FIGHT 12 at Portland, Ore. It plays In Quinnipiar 64, New Paltz 69. Jan. 15. Man.' Upholstering . .20 39 .341 Packers in the National Foot­ Beering honora, however, went to Iona 79, Oolby 74, Van Brocklln, Eagles; Milt Plum, Three members crashed the se­ Homung. Both were held in Boston — Tom McNeeley, 199, St. Louis, Buchholz’ hometown, The New York Giants and the Browns. Lefthalf, John Crow, ball League title garnie Mon­ check by the Rama last week, Jan. 28 and Feb. 12, and in Day- lect "400" club. They were Walt . Sweeping all three points from Arlington,' Maas., outpointed Cleveland Browns al*o have seven Cards; Ray Renfro, Browns; right- day. It will be the first cltam- however, because the Rama George' Logan, 20, Boise, Idaho, ton, Ohio, MacKay’s home, Jan. players each on the squad, which Berthold 157-146— 430, Pete Ka- Flano’s Restaurant. Cities Service half, Tommy McDonald, Eagles. pura 146-138— 410 and Roy Llpp pionshlp game for the Pack­ used a defense set up pri­ 10. 24. THREE DAY set new league single and three waa chosen by coaches and writers Fullback, Jim Brown, Cleveland, 167—404. ers since 1944. marily to atop them. As a who covered NFL games. The and Tom TYacy, Pltteburgh. game marks. The Servicemen had Lombardi said that in ad­ Other fine scores Included Bob a 1,160 game for a new single result, the Rams opened up Western team will be announced DEI'ENSE: Ends Leo Sugar, Clough 150-144— 397, Tony Salva­ dition to breaking up the their deep defense and the RENT FORMAL WEAR tomorrow afternoon. Cards; Andy Robustelll, Giants; and shattered 3,124 pins for the overhead game directed by tore 137—388, Hippo Correntl 136 night for a new triple. Packers tSok advantage of Newcomers Rollins, Budd Sparkle Norman Van Brocklln of the Ernie Stautner, Steelers. Tackles, — 879, Stan Surdell 877, Stan Sa- "a brilliaht passer who func­ it to connect with long toea- With the leadiiig scorers were Eagles waa selected aa the quarter­ Roosevelt Grier, Giants; Bon Ton- slela 374, Oeoi^e Pelletier 372, tions as a coach on the . •B. back. The offensive backfield In­ eff. Redskins; Marion Campbell, Rick Merritt 225-563, Steve Turk- CELEBRATION Charley 'Whalen 148— 366, Tony field,” the Packers have to Ington 207-553, Leo Werth 551, Coach Lombardi did not dis­ At REGAL cludes Jim Brown of Cleveland, Eagles. Linebackers, Sam Huff, Longo 142—366, Rocco Lupachlno atop the Eagles’ ground at­ close his battle plans ibut add­ Knicks, Trail by 11V2 Games, Hank Barra 231, Ehtill Plaltt 214, the league's leading ground gain­ Giants; Chuck Bednarik and Maxle 142—360, Joe Genovesl 358, Fred tack. ed that "Sure we are going Consists Of er; Tommy McDonald of the Eagles Baughan, Eagles; John Reger, McCurry 356, Larry Bates 353, Dan Bert Sweet 212, Frank Trudnak "They (the Eagles) have FOR WEDDINGS 205. to try to beat them on the and Bobby Mitchell of the 6rowns. .Steelers. Halfbacks, Bemie Par­ Mallnguaggd 353, Walt Suchy 143 shown mobility on the ground, ground.” Still Hope for Playoff Berth Here Is the Eaatem squan; AND ALL OCCASIONS rish, Browns; Tommy Brookshier, —353, Joe Gllllch 351. too,” he said. "Billy Bamee "The conditions of the field, OFFENSE: Ends, Sonny Rand­ Eagles; Jim Hill, Cards. Safeties, There will be bowling on Dec. Immerse leaders In wet coffee and rookie Ted Dean are not all, Chicago Cards; Pete Retzlaff, o t course, will determine to New . York, Dec. 21 m — The ^ both teams, while the Nats’ Dolph Only, 4 , CALLING FOR Jim Patton, Giants, and Jerry Nor­ 26 and Jan. 2 during the holiday grounds for a few days, this will only excellent receivers blit Philadelphia; Bill Anderson, Wash- what extent this can be done,” New York Knickerbockers, ll>/4 Sehayes hit for 26 before fouling ton, Cards. period. cut their riilne In low, clear water. they are fast 'runners.” FORMAL AHIRE he said. gajuea behind, the Boston Celtics out Just before the game ended. llombardi said his squad Is The Packers plan to leave Boston shot into a 101-88 lead In good condition. “We're a to lliq National. Basketball As- for Phlladeliriila Saturday eoriation’s, Eeuriern Division, still in the first three minutes of the Easy To Assemble Parts little bruised,” he said, "but morning and work out there have hopes of gaining the play­ fourth quarter, but Cinclhnatl it's nothing serious.” Sunday, offs. pulled to within 105-103 with less New York, In last place, trails than five minutes to go. Then (1) Top with tool rack built EVERYTHING Ru third place Syracuse Nation­ Frank Ramsey, Sam Jones and on I METAL RRACB als by gamee after putting on Tommy Helnsohn came up with Fourth Straight on all fear legs. Already a hot fourth quarter last night to key baskets to save the Celt ■vic­ (2) Shelf unit for bottom IN STOCK SNOWBOUND? For UConn, Upset hdn, 122-112. It was the third tory, which left them with a half PAUL’S screwed to legs. Tea 4 •traifht defeat for Syracuse. game edge over the Philadelphia (3 ) Leg unit for right end need 'add aoly 2 eeiawe ^ ;..in d thi lift-off oncini on Powor Haniilo* ' Of Brown Quintet In tlie opener of a Madison Warriors in tho division race. NOTHING TO SEND Twyman High to fasten brace to top. snowplow drives i TORO mower, tool Square Garden doubleheader, ESSO Servicenter (4) Leg unit for left end r»P MIDGET GIRLS Boston Vbm trailing the Cincin­ Helnsohn scored 23 petints, but AW AY FOR . Connecti(riit’a eollege hoopatara the Royals’ Jack TwymM scored It’s the Snow Hound* by TORO’tV.. the rotary, Btaadings turned In three baeketbaU wins nati Royals 60.65, but rallied for 36 to take top point-making hon­ plow that actually throws np to JIOO lb*, o f m ow W. L. Pet. last night led by the Unlverelty a 116-112 dedtlon. CLEANS ors. Oscar^ Robertson had 28 for ALL SCREWS AND BOLTS FURNISHED . . . • a m in u t* off your vralk. And its lift;-off engine Pixies ...... 10 4 .714 of Connectlcut'a eharpsheoten. Snap Jinx Cincinnati. aleo powers your Toro reel or rotery mower next " ' Blue Jeans .... . • 5 .548 Hie Huakiea upeet favored At Portland, Ors., the Detroit PUN TO PUT TOGETHER . . . QUICK, EASY . I •pringl Detroit mads up a stx-polnt def- Hush Puppies .. . 8 6 .571 Brown, 85-71, a t.S tom . Overeom- PIstoiw beat Los Angeles for the CORRECT a « t time In five tries thle-sewimv^-lcit-4n-4hs--4a^ Everybody Welcome! F E H O F Toro “ Turret" Chuto edjuste 'to fliS snow in Pony Tails .... . 5 8 .426 Ing a deficit In the opening min­ •ny of 16 direetioM. . . lift-off engine (th% Power Dungaree Dolla . 5 • .357 utes, Connecticut waa ahead Oy as »T-f4. the Lakers. Ballsy Hoarell had 81 T'.'- points and Gene Shue 21 for the Handle) stores eiuily where it’s warm, atarta Bobby Box , . . . . 4 10 .285 many aa 22 polnta, overpowering Phil lUdllns, acquired from the SPEanCATIONS FORA\ALS i 1 . quickly. the Ivy Leaguera with 45.2 per Et IxMiis Hawks several days ago, Pistons but scoring honors want IT'S A DOUBLE CELEBRATION Choose from 17-inch push type or 21-inch aelf- Barbara Higbie was the only cent shooting average and a faat- had 'tooklS’ Dave Budd sparked to the Lakers’ Elgin BaylOr with TOP— 22’ Widel 71Vi” long, I H ’’ thick. SIDEWALK IN 37. The Lakers’ Tom Hawkins propelled. Both anodele have the famous lift-off youngster over 100, scoring a 101 breaking action. the Knicks In the final period * REOPENING UNDER) NEW MANAGEMENT FOR ALL OCCASIONS engine that powers 12 Toro yard machines, ^ single. It was Connectlcut’a fourth een- drive. New Ymrk led by 18 poinU suffered a split finger and had to LEGS— 34” high. including the Power Handle mower that bag* ■ecutlve win to make iU record •srlY In the game, then Syracuse leave the game but said he ex­ ¥ « T H ...... ,. Tuxedos, Cutaways, Strol­ clippings and leaves, for the campaign 6-2. For Brown went ahead 70-72, only to have pected to be ready when Los An­ CROSS BRACES— 1” x 4”, 18’ long. 5 MINUTES! It waa the fifth loss In aeven con­ fh e'K U clu tie the score at 91-all geles plays Us next game Dec. 26. • SEASON'S GBEETINGS lers . . . all accessories in­ s Buy your snow plow nowl Fine Alumni Team cluded. Nothing to send tests. at the end o f the third period. Two games are on tap for to­ SHELF— 1” X 8”, 60” long. High man was the Bears’ Mika 'Budd got 18, points, 14 in the night, with New York meeting away for , . . you try them Come on in and bring: the family to the re-opening: of our Esso'’ P»w*rHuMo only $ 1 9 . 9 5 T o Oppose Tankers Clnglaer with 28 points. George final period, while Rollins did Philadelphia and St. Louis taking on for perfect fit Uhl and Bill Hultean led Connect­ some sparkHhg floor work. Larry on iSoston in a doubleheader at Servicenter and you will see how we are fully equipped to give ALL WOOD PARTS OF NO. 1 AND BETTER HARD lffo*thtypo icut with 17 polnU apiece. tn oft M*miy m H f 71 At Schoolboy Pool Costello' had 32 points, tops for Boston Garden. you the “ happy motoring” service and personal attention The halftime score waa 88-27. A YELLOW PINE. TOOL RACK, TOP AND SHELF OP tf$*ir^it*iM — crowd of 1.326 attended. that customers get wherever they find the friendly Esso sign. «*eir Motny m il 1109.99 Some of the finest swimmer* In New Haven, Soutoem Oon- Our aim is to serve you in the same high quality manner that GLUED UP CONSTRUCTION. ■ ever turned out at Manchester necUcut SUte led most of the way is representntire of our EsOo products... . Ilie finest anywhere. High will form- the Alumni team in scoring a 75-73 win over Fin(f- LETS GfiT ACQUAINTEI)! which will tangle with tha school­ lay (Ohio) College. , fowerHandU**witohe* in »teend»-no tool* requirtd ■ • STRONG • STEADY • DURARLK boy tankers one week from today, *>y Findlay’s CHRISTMAS Wednesday, Dec. 28, at the high Winia ^ g g le rimmed the basket school pool. Competition will sU ^ at the buzxer. at 2 o’clock In the annual open­ Sal DlnlMla was high man for TRffssr^s: Dnys In Today and Soo Tho Laiosi In **Happy Motoring! i* J ing m eet Southern with 24 points, vriilla w rm EVERT on . change Appearing with the Orada will and LUBRICATION ’V ' rt'" •j* ^ ********* porformanc# for tha be Dom Squatrito o f Wealeyan, visitors. CAPITOL BU) Stuck of Colgate, Chip Towle PAUL'S ESSO SERVICENTER of UCoifn, John andvDan Dormer V li******** outelaaaad in Ji MAIN SIKiCT ' ^ - iy|| height, lest tha land on only three of RPI, Pete Zagllo, D«i|[ Ste­ OOOttpiOIM. / - Route 44A Qnii 6 — Bolton, Coi^n..^ Ml 9-8195 O m DAILY 7 AJA to I !• t PJIA- - tAmiWIAY !• 4 PJyt phens a t Syraeuee, Art Nielsen of Trinity, Bruee McLain ef tha M»> TOUXL FIND EVBRYTI11N6 YOU NEED FOR *m PPY MOTORING” AT THE R80O BIONl rinaa and Tommy . ■ f K ■•fr \ MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21^ 1960 MANCHEST&B EVENnifG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21; 1960 twmrY^six Uoasss for Kste 71 W aatsO ei-^ Bsiat* 77 "1- RochviUe^Vem on Town Womanjfnrt M evlac^Triidfliig^ THERE OUGBTA BS A LAW BY FAGALY sad SHORTEN Ho o m b for Salt V I— IT'S A DEAL! WISH SOMEONE to handle your real eststa? CaU me at M l 0-0820 Storage 20 T m o m o n te ^jUAl^aBSTEIt Nm T S (twin- 'Stbrdy 8% room bungalow, Extra for prompt and courteous eervice. / In Bolton C>ai»h MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ FO UR ROOM duplex, gas Annace, aiaed) hedreom r a a ^ .-Vtaalered Uufe___, rooBu, formal oea**lal wdining asaccn A^vgal|room Joseph Barth, Brbksr. taxation, Finance Issues . .IBS Mrs. Edna B, Cavanaugh ot 204 CLASSIFIED ing Company. Local and icog dla- storin wtudows, and n o n , Orfoed walla, hat water heat, flteflaee, baaement gar—*, unealte drive. tance moving, packing and stor- inilage. $$5 a" nunth. Cell IQ cermxUp iMth. Full baaemsm, ga- Bowers SmO(d. Selling foe only U S Tm O S W AN TED -C aU tele* tf- Broad St jrae admitted to Man­ AnUiofizcd oautTxntTMm/-* fice for paraonalised service. Your fo. Regular service' throughout 9-8684 after S p.m. ragaTmiBdsr M I $-4860a . gl*,400. - . i, Studied by Merger Group chester’ Memorial Hospital early IteiL.Air Sew England Statae end Florida. Inquiry Invited. Alice Clampet, Line* M l $4666. FURNISHEb g xtxHn heated apart­ MANCHBSTIE^ — 6 fooill tnuii', R. F. DIMOCK CO. Realtor. M l 9-4548. tela morning oe a result of in­ modem Utcheu, S hedroona) lazg* 'Vemon ' government oAcials* the study .of finance should be juries received in an accident in 18 Afiylnn BU flartfoM ment Lerge closete. Ptlyate •»* MI 9-5245 NEED CAPE and Ranches, buyers ' ■ M - MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. trances. Parking. Adults. No pets. living room with flreplaoe, dintng studyijfg consolidation bit last: made on a comparison baris, com­ Bolton. Tel. CHapil 7-5857 waiting. List your home now. M- Light trucking end package deliv­ A n d y 299 Autumn 1-7:80 p.m, room; rear porch, garage, $14,900. Berbm Woods .. MI 9-7792 night Into what Is probably the paring what exists now with what She Is ^in g treated for a brok­ ery. RetriMrators, wakhem aad PhObrlck Agency, M l 9-6artment steam 1H% m orim s. Immediate oeeu- Mrs. Lemeltn was issued s warn t lk ff/M MOW UMSfUEVAKE KXAer below FHA appraisal, complete for early what changes in taxation will pared 'With the cost of administer­ > UEL OIL A m U U M aai BiaraRT BBBOBS la time for the aext laaer* PalHtUig—ftperlng 21 CHANSa rlDfltTOSrMPf heat, hot water. Call M I 8-8068. pimey. Marion E. Robertson, hrok- $16,900. Call for appointment now. be Involved. ing one government and so on. ing by State Trooper Edward t m Hfu. M in THe bm m ct w k it u p Peters Jr. for driving too fast for ~ I B an U k reapaaalMe for oalj ONE laoorreet or oadtM T--' sr, m S-6968. To Hospital Study Chairman Donald B. GASOLINE ttaoBMat aad ntea ealy to the eateat of a IN TERIO R PAINTING , *decoraUng, ATA-IOU fOOTHTWeM 9«ri{t Loverin / ^ a fve’y, and Aider- conditions. ceilings, floors, psperhanging. MM- Busin— LobitlMM KAMGBB8TBlb-« hsdroom hems, R. F. DIMOCK CO. Loverin said once logical eetimates man Charles' A. Pitkat agreed Brrora wideh do aet leaoea the ealoe of Manchester Memprisl Hospital can be given, it will be necessary t win Bol be eerrected by "make cood” laaertloa. Steaming off wallpaper. Clean for Halt $4 nice condtUon on bugs Ahim- that, In this manner, a certain workmanship. Free estimates. No team eomhteattons, fun basimsnt, MI 9-5245 Is reported to be among the' 36 to expiate at length to the people amount of money expended now STORE SOJl’x'ABT .E for office or near buo, school and dhopping Connecticut hospitals being af­ what the changes will probably be would be lopped off tax bills under B AN TLY OIL Job too amaU. J at the Municipal Building. com um iLaa S t ______schools, ehoppteg and bus, $16,900. Two-family duplex, 7-6. Excellent structures. Opttanal Share Book No. M3S, upholater a sofa, two chairs, $67 M M i4yw ,M ir Although the hospital is a, non­ meetings w ill haVe to be devoted Stockholm Strollers Prior to the meeting, the board EXTERIO R and Interior pain t-ili-UlHiLliliU Fhllbrlck Agency, M I 9-8464. oondltion throu^out, large modem But^ they said, in 10 or 20 years, leaned hy the Mancheater Bavinga plus fabric, CH 2-3t7B. OFFICE FOR RENT. Ideal for den­ profit organization, It must still to the question and that, at best, Princess Birgitta of Sweden and Prince Johann Georg of Hohen- w ill hold a closed session at 7 p.m. Celling, reflnlahed. Papernanglng', kitchens, excellent Investment re­ the efficiency of. a single govern' ■nd T ^ n AaaoelaUati, Incorporat­ tist or Insurance. 186 West Middle operate at a smnll margin of only general estimates o f. the zollem stroll in Stockholm’s Royal Park, They were engaged re­ to review and make flnardecleions Wallpaper books. Estimate, given. MANCHESTER-VERNON turn. Selling now for $22,800. ment would mean savings over R. L WANDELL ed. haa been loot and i^Ucation TMe. Call MI 9-6205, 2-9 p.m. or profit in order to pay its staff. changes in taxation can be given cently. (AP Photofax). on three applications for excep­ PAINTING, papsthanging, floor Fully covered by insurance. Coll that span o f time In comparison hea been made to aald Aaaoctatlon > a 8-6802. The old system left no room for I f consolidation ia approved, ------::------'- f.-..* 4------tions to zoning rules tabled at last sanding. Call M l 9-0736. Edward R. Price. MI 9-1008. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Honsehold GiiodB 51 Rooms Without Bourd 59 LINE R. F. DIMOCK CO. with costs If the present syqtem for payment o f the amount of de- this margin of profit and the hos­ Loveite said, the first government Monday night’s hearing. It was re­ '’ B u iM i n g r vly remains in effect. of their homes as an emergency poiat BOSTON TERRIER for sale, fe­ RUGS N E V E R used, 9x13, beige, MI 9-5245 pital had to treat welfare pa­ under consolidation would deter­ ported today. FURNISHES) rooms, complets light modeled store for rent. Reason­ Near Parkway. Only $1,100 as­ Barbara..Woods MI 9-7702 For one thing, present Inequi­ measure. SNOW PLOWING, reaaonablt. MI male, nice markings, pretty dog. $80; 9x15, $35; antique gold ruga, tients on a break-even basis. mine a budget which would answer Toy Donations Applications pending further hf- L O n —Large aet o f kewa In the housekeeping facUlUes. Centrally able, heat Included. Ample park­ sumes tha.present m ortgai^ on this Jpfaanna Evans M I 9-5688 ties between city and rural area He said time spent locating a Contractor 8-2864. , M I 9-3584. vactnim BU 9-695S. located. Children accepted—limit­ 6 room ranch. BuUt-lns, attached Under the new formula the the question exactly. vestigatton by tee board are from v l i ^ t y of Mancheeter Modea. Re­ Reasonable rates. Fully ineured. ing. CaU M I 9-1690. would be'resolved. This in itself hydrant In case of emergency can ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch S t, garage, large tree 'shaded lot, state will only pay 97 per cent 'Alderman .Clarence J. McCarthy, Joseph Vignone, a request for per­ ward. T R S-U86. Fast and courteous service. Leo LUDLOW ROAD—Br^nd new Rich­ would cause an addition to the ru­ be costly if a fire ia raging. RasIdMHd'ComnwKlal SNOW REM OVAL by the hour or ROPER 86” gas range, good condi­ Mancheater. amealte drive. of the average room and board a member o f the group’s finance For Welfare mission to erect a gasoline service J. PeUetier. M I 94826. BEAGLE PUPS for sale. Call Sun­ MAIN STREET—Building tor com­ ardson built ranch, brick front, ral taxpayers’ bill. It was point­ The department is arranging to ____ , .} Job. Large loaders and large tion; Kelvinator automatic wash­ charges to the welfare patient committee, displayed a series of station at 90-92 Oak St. which cor­ trucks. Nussdorf Sand A Stone day or after 6 p.m. M I 8-7889. mercial buaineea or oSice use. ceramic baths, mahogany trim, ed out, ho-wever, that the group so clear hydrants In front of con­ Alf*rations-Ramod«liii9 er, both five years old. Tel. MI LARGE BTIRNISBBD room, one BRU Ml »5889. »6. with the other 3 per cent being figures attempting ta show pos­ ners Spruce St., and two requests Annoanceinetits Co., M I 8-2427. 3-4921 7-9. BUbdlVlde. LAWRENCE F. FIANO electric heating. The best of ma- far haa agreed that there would be valescent homes and the C ity Pub­ minute from Main S t lig h t house­ teriala! Evenings Richard Hayes, paid by MMH. sible effects of consolidation on Falling Short for light housekeeping from Albert ''Bufiinen Built On Electrical Services 22 keeping. M I 9-7959. a single tax rate for the whole lic Works Department Is clearing RUGS AND bedapreada expertly REALTOR MLS M I 3-0827. Wreen E. Howland, ^ A n official of the Connecticut the pocketbooka of city and rural J. Stevenson at 35-37 Strant St. Poaltrv and BoppUcs 43 town with some properties being hydrants in the shopping areas. and Ernest McNeill of 36 Strant St. Customer Satfifaction* dyed'. Chooae from 70 decorator FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ Hoiucs tor Rent 65 M I 8-2766 realtor, M I 3-1108. Hospital Association paid that area residents. Household Services USED FURNITURE. MI 3-7449. JUST RESDEOORATED large nest assessed more because of special Toys donated to the Manchester Investigations by the ZBA in­ Full Insurance CoYenife colors. Lucky Lady Laundry. 48 ice on all types of electrical wir­ new rates for welfare patients •The calculations were the result, On Yorktown Offered 13-A BROAD-BREASTED Turkeys .fresh room In private .home, walk-ln MANCHESTER—2-famiIy 5-6, Now Paul P. Fiano MI 8-0488 services received. W elfare Department have been volve a traffic hazard study at the Purnell Place. MI 9-2002. ing Licensed and Insured. Wilson or frozen. Rea<^ any time. Also, Lots tor Sals will create a coat deficit that wlU he said, of three meetings of the Taxes will rise anyway, the offi­ James E. St. Germain, firemen closet, private entrance. MI being redecorated. Early occu­ Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 73 apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and fine on quality, but a little abort site o f the proposed gsA station Tel. MI 4-0450 HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ Electrical Co., Manchester, M I fancy pigeons. Six roohi house for A L L KINDS sterilized used furni­ 9/4966. have to be made up by charging finance committee. cials said, and, at the rate of pop­ SKI—ONE DAT trips to Massachu­ pancy. Tongiren, broker, M I Mrs. S. St. Germain of Ellington, and pending Inspection by fire offi­ al, cellars, and attics cleaned. 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7876. rent. Schaub’a Tu rk ey Farm , 188 ture, in excellent condition. Ap­ 3-6821. M cKEE STREET—Six tidy rooms, TH REE B ' ZONE lots with city other patients. Essentially, the committee had ulation growth In the rural area, on quantity. After 5:00 P ^ . setts, Vermont, every Saturday is serving aboard the anti-sub­ cials to the light houskeeplng re­ Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold HiUatown Rd., Mancheater. pliances sparkling clean. New ROOMS FOR rent also two large dormers, vestibule, sereensd water. Union St. Manchester. The new cost plan is ’ expected taken the present $520,707.50 city the fire district’s taxes appear to Miss Mary Della Fera, welfare and Sunday. Four days camp at marine aircraft carrier USS York­ quests. 82 BALDWIN ROAD Hoar. M I 9-4084. bronze/brass dinettes, chrome cottages, efficiencies, completely BOLTON—For rent or sale 8 room porch fireplace, recreation room. $2,500 each. M l 9-4406. to save the state $285,000. budget and added portions of it be headed for a steep climb re­ director, said the donations of Mount Snow, Vermont. Dec. 27, Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 town undergoing overhaul at the 28, 19, 30. Inexpensive' Euro­ kitchen sets, mattresses, ncliner furnished, free parking., Call M I furnished single home, oil heat, Beautifully planted, shaded to the town budget to show what gardless of consolidation. toys have been a little lighter WEAVING of Bums moth nolea Articles For Sale 45 chairs, other items. 30-40% oN. 9-0826, between 6-7 p.m.' Scranton full ceUar, attic, insulated, lake MANCHESTER — Except lonal I additional costa would be in the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, pean plan. Call M I 9-5118 after 9 MORTGAGES—We are In a posi­ grounds. $14,700. Henry Esbott chqice building sites. A and AA Harvey noted that in the four than In previous years. and tom clothing, nosiery runs, Real old sap buckets from Ver- Motel, 160 Tolland ^ k e . privUeges. M I 9-1168. town’s province. Whatever was years since he moved Into his pres­ Bremerton, Wash. p.m. or before-10 a.m. tion to finance second mortgages HOME MADE ravlolt, fresh or Agency, M I 0-7683. Zones. Shown, by appointment. handbags repaired, zipper re­ mmit, $1.35. LeBlanc S^miture not added to the town's costs wa^ ent house in rural Vemon his tax­ Hospital Notea Among the organizations which In any amounts. Term s to suit frozen, 80c doz. H. Pasquallni, 346 Phone M I 3-6273. PUBLIC AUCTION—Wed., Thurs., placements, umbrellas repaired, Hospital, 195 South St., Rockville, MANCHESTER— Cape Cod home E A «T HARTFORD — 8% t o m Error Alters equated with the additional costs es have risen from $180 a year to Admitted Tuesday: Edward have already donated toys are the men’s shirt collars reversed snd your needs J. D. Realty, 470 Avery Street, Waging. 7 p.m., Friday 1-9.-Basement of T R 5-2174. Open 9-8, Saturdays till ETTRNISHED ROOM near Main (2 bedrooms). Close to new Catho­ ranch, 6%% mortgitfe niav be that the taxpayers in the present $350 a year.' Charter, Ellington; Ann Welngart- Navy and Marine Corps Reserve replaced. Marlow'a Little Mend­ Main St., M l 84139. St. 9 Hazel St. M I 9-2170. d e High School and Vocational Mwcheeter Discount World, East SNOW BLOWERS. Ariens, Reo, assumed. $l4,8qp. Philbrick Agen­ city area would have t'o pay to The study group’s next meeting ner, High Manor Park, Rockville; Training Center In Hartford, the ing Shop. Hchool. Rentals $130 per month. Wanted—Real Estae 77 Middle Tpke. at the Green. Over ABUNDANCE OF FUNDS requires Toro powe^handle and Bplens 18 cy, M I 9-8464. Plantiug Bid maintain special services, such as is scheduled for Jan. 9. Elaine Smith, Rock'vllle; Frank W. Marine Recruiting Office In Man­ ROCKVILLE—24 >Qrove Street — Lease required. Call Mr. Werbner Boucher, 40 Chestnut St.; Luann 1,000 assorted Christmas items. DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ that we lend at low, low coat and to 83 inches. Parts and service. ARE YOU considering selling your sewers, street lights, and side­ Basketball Takes Holiday cheater, the Lions club, a couple VISIT OUR SALESROOM Double and single light housekeep­ Jarvis Realty Co., MI 3-4112, MI MANCHESTER — S room older Limberger, EllingtonJ Francis J. Toys, transistor radios, household easy repayment terms. Add up Capitol Equipment Co.. 38 Main home? Call us for personalized Discovery of a clerical error In walks. of Cub Scout packs the Girls pany doors and windows, custom ing rooms, $10 and $20 weekly. T R 3-7847, ' home, (jlean, well kept home. 8 The Vemon Community Basket­ Smithwick, Moimtain Rd., Elling­ Items, cameras, etc. work guaranteed. Call collect Wil- your debts and call us to lump St. M I 8-7998. Quality Furniture and small ap­ service. Joseph Rossetto, broker, tee Peter Caacio Nursery bid for The calculations, in general, Leaders Club at Manchester I^lgh 5-9594. bedrooms, early occupancy. Ton- ball League has scheduled no games ton; Raymond Murphy, Snipsic UmanUe. HA 8-1196. them under a mortgage plan de­ pliances, baby cribs, strollers, car­ Phone M l 9-0308. planting at liling Junior High showed that taxpayers in rural Saturday, Christmas Eve, accord­ School and several anonyrhous TOOL AND equipment rentals. MANCHESTER—6 rtx>m Cape, 1% gren, broker, hH 8-6821, View HelghU; W ilfred J. Bishop, signed to cut your monthly pay­ riages, playpens. Jumpers, etc. GH3NTLEMAN—Comfortable large School changes the bid from $1,- ing'to Robert R. Tucker, director. donors. ‘ Sales and service. A P Equipment, baths, garage, on bus line. Rental Vemon would pay more than they 38 Gold St.. Stafford Springs; Clay­ Pcmmhlh TV SERVICE — Potterton’s oil ments In half. Connecticut Mort­ 30% cash discount. Open 10-5 master bedroom, next to Shower, $12,600—B E A U TIFU L S bedroom Legal Notice 200 to $12,000. ’ The next games will be held Dec. Organizations which have given Center St., M I 9-2053. Open daily, 7:80-0 evenings. $140 per month. Leaae required. pay now, but would still pay less ton Lord Jr., Charest Trailer Park, DRUG makes. Highest quality miaronteed gage Exchange, 15 Lewis St., Hart­ radio, TV, free parking. M I 9-6801 Call Mr. Werbner Jarvis Realty ranch baseboard heaL fireplace, Chester Langtry, deputy direc­ 'than taxpayers in the city area'. 31. money an; the Grace Group of Cen­ VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In work and parts, over 47 yean ex­ ford, CH 6-8897, Frank Burke or evenings. after 5. , A T A COURT o r PROBATE Ihold at tor of public works, said Cascio Vernon. ter Congregational Church, the my own home shop. Forty years Co., M I 8-4112, M l'8-7847, large kitchen, ceUar. Carlton W. Coventry, within and for the Dletrlct of In Subsequent discussion, how­ In opening games, the Vernon GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION THUD AT IIGGETT S perience. Famous for service Mrs. Carter. Chamber’s Furniture Sales called -soon after the bids were Birth T u esd ^ : A son to Mr. and Mancheater Square Dancers, Em­ J l u a B a i t t factory experience. All makes, USED OIL burner to heat, eight Butctalna, M I 9-5187. Coventry on the 19th day of December ever, several members said the Square Dance Club defeated Zah- since 1931. Phone M I 9-4537 for 603 E. Middle Tpke. ATTRACTIVE warm quiet room SEVEN ROOMS, oil heat. nice ISfiO. opened Dec. 7 to say a clerical er­ Mrs. Edward Dearochers, Windsor blem Club, Chaminade, Lillian low rates, free estimates, free rooms with all needed parts, in finance committea’s examples ner’s Men’s Shop; the Pagan! Con­ best service. for gentleman, centrally located. view, no children. South W ia^^r- LO V E LY 8 bedroom ranch, base­ Present Elmore TurkinBton. JudRc. ror had been made in hie bid. Locks. Grant Expression Club, the Am eri­ ickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, excellent condition, cheap. M I M I 8-5187 Estate of Margaret R. Ynung of could not be taken aa true evalua­ struction Co. defeated B u r y ' s "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" Help Wanted— Pemale 35 Private phone on floor. M I 3-5331. Vemon town line. M I 4-0804. ment, carport, one-half acre lot, The Cascio Nursery of West Discharged Tuesday; Mary can. Legion, Ladles of Columbus SA S-S40t FLAT FINISH Holland window 0-6898. Coventry in said District, decea.scd. tions of what would hapiicii. Shoping Center; and Vittner'j Gar­ approximately $3,000 esaumea The conservator having mad- written Skewes, 56 High St.; Jennie Schup- and the Ladies Auxiliary o f the shades made to measure. All MERRT CHRISTMAS: We are Hartford had been the apparent den Center defeated Aldon’s spin­ present mortgsge. Act now — application to said Court, In accordance Fire .Commissioner John H. ka, Falrvlew Ave.; Arthur Rother, VFW. ELECTROLUX Balee and Service, metal Venetian blinds at a new happy Avon Representatives have FOR SALE—Mighty Mac $4 ‘ boy’s Suburban For Rent 66 with the statute, for. an order of sale of low bidder among 10 companies. ning Mills. 40” ELECTRIC stove, like’’ new. Apartment»—Flats— move in for the New Year. Dloeoe Harvey said that consolidation, in 120 Orchard St.; Mrs. Arthur Coy AYYHE bonded representatlva, Allred low price. Keys made while you been able to meet the enormous coat, gray, size 16, $8; babthroom the whole or part of the real estate de. The new apparent low bidder is the Mias DellAFera said the contri­ Call M I 9-2465. Tenements 63 Agency, M I 9-0626. scribed therein. It Is ordered that said the first place, would replace the Salmagundi Dec. 28 and son, Tolland. f i a h k a d s L Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel. MI wait. Marlow’s. demand for our Christmas Gifts. sink, 110; one white stove, $3. Call FOUR ROOM apartment, well B.C. Durocher Co. of West Spring- butions of food' had been varied application be heard at the Probate current three government budgets The American Legion Auxiliary and generous, better than in past 8-0400. Wa now know that all the care after 5, M I 8-6727. TWO ROOM apartment, heat hot decorated, automatic water heat­ MANCHESTER—A neat Chrlatmas Office on the 27th day of December field with a bid of $5,500. 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE • MI 9-2343 31” RCA VICTOR console T V set, er, central location, $56, without with one towm budget and, be­ in Rockville will have a salma­ Vemon aiuj^naieottvllle' new* Is years. Some 20 families will bene­ and effort that has gone into the water. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main package! This charming finished 1960, at 10:0t> o'clock in the forenoon; Bids are being studied by the W ANTED—Riders or car pool to SKI BOOTS, alze 7; engineer boots, extras. Excellent condltioh. M I heat. Call T R 6-6485. and theat notice thereof be given by cause of the elimination of a num­ gundi party Dec. 28 a t '8 p.m. at handled by The Herald’s Rock'ville fit from whole dinners, and five BaildinE*Contraeting 14 manufacture and packaging of our S t 6 room Cape haa everything, ter Public Works Department and by Hartford, vldnlty Trumbull St., size 7 ^ ; boy scout uniform, size 8-4013. iiblishing a copv of this order In' the ber of duplicated and triplicated the American Legion Home on Bureau, 5 W. Main St., telephone persons will have single dinners. products will bring great joy to eluding a dishwasher in It# spa- Rfanchester Evening Herald, a news­ the Town Park Department which hours 8-4:45. M I 9-8891. A. A. DION INC. Roofing, siding, 14-18; Morse code signal set. M I feature];, a "lot o f slippage" would ■West St. ’The party will follow a TRemont 5-8186. The Girls Leaders Club donated thousands. Why not Join us so you FREE! FREE! FREE! ANDOVER—New and modem 8- Houses for Sale 72 clou# cabinet kitchen. It haa all paper having a circulation in said Dis­ prepared the specifleations for painting. Carpentry. Alterations 9-9954. trict. and by. posting a copv thereof on be noticed and would tend to re­ short business meeting. to the food also, as did the Girls Como Sm tho URCEST Display of too can share in fulfilling the ever- Mr. Albert Proves to You room apartment, stove, refrigera­ city utilities and is In excellent the public sign-p

T d t^ X X X X , MO. 70 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1960 (Claaained AdTaHMaa aa Paga 14) now; le u r g e s State News Act with-Honor Roundup, Welfare Patients Days of Costing Hospital 1230,000 Y early By FRANK BAUTTO fin SO languSget^ iadu«Ung JRuaalan ‘Vatican (Sty, Dec. 22 (JP)— and Chinese. ; Hartford, Dec. 22 {IP)— Dr. Pope John XXIII called on “We appeal to who have with all the highest reapohaibility in the Albert A- 3noke, executive di­ ¥ndi aD cash sales world -leaders in his annual public and social spheres," the rector of GracC-New Haven Christmas message today'to Pontiff said, "and we invite them Hospital and top Connecticut K ennedy Sets “ adt honorably in these days in the liame of Christ to place their Hospital Association official, 7 Believed of general danger/’ hand on their heart and act hon­ orably in these days of general today said his hospitid has 0>nference on It waa Pope John'a third Chriat- been losing some $230,000 an­ maa message to the world since his danger.” Victims ol election as Supreme Pontiff of the The Pontiff dedicated much of nually on welfare patient Roman Catholic church. his message, delivery of which took housing and treatment. Education Aid Like bis piast two mesaagea and nearly a hiOf hour, to the subject Dr. Snoke is diairman o f the . the long series of his predecessor. of truth. CHA Council on Oovemmerit Re­ By MARVIN L. ARBOWSMITH H igh Seas Pope Pius it called attention He especially appealed to all en­ lations, the group which has been ^ a lm Beach, Fla., Dec. 22 to the dangers of war. gaged in mass communications— negotiating' for months with the (fly—President-elect John F. Pope John urged the rulers of press,, radio, TV, movies—and in state’s hospital' cost commission Norfolk, Va., Dec. 22 (flP)— the world to "say what is true, and artistic. fields to dedicate them* on payments for welfare patients. Kennedy booked a conference Navy helicopters from the air­ finally do what is true.” selves to it. It was learned this week that today on federal aid to educa­ craft carrier Valley Forge to­ "The storms which rage 'over "We happen to be living,” he the commission had set a new for­ tion. day gingerly hoisted 13 of ^8 some parts of the world threaten mula, and planned to announce it He ' also called in his team of (Continued on Pnge Eight) to the some 36 Connecticut gen­ tsdent scouts for discussion of pro- survivors of the broken tank­ not only the social order but. more er Pine Ridge from:_the bob­ Important, many souls (who ars) eral hospitals which handle wel; speotlve appointees to key gov­ weak and unstable,” he said. fare patients.. ernment jobs. , bing stern section. ' ' •* ; CHRISTMAS Richard D. West, CHA presi­ And the President-elect and his Seven of the ahip’s cbmpainy o f Radio and television arrange­ Stores Open dent and administrator of Nor­ wife Jacqueline made ready to wel­ 35 aboard the Pine Ridge were PERFECTLY PROPORTIONED! ments were set..-up to send the walk Hospital, today issued a come his father and mother, the feared lost when the 10,400 > ton Pope's words and image to mil- statement which said the new for­ Joseph P. Kennedy’s, to the fam­ vessel ripped^ in two yesterday ia JEWEL Uona throughout the world. Tonight Until mula — featuring lower-than-past ily’s seaside home for the Christ­ mountainous 'seas 100 mllea 'fifr It’s Light...It’s Right...It’s During the next three days, the “per patient day” payments for mas holidays. The elder Kennedys Cape Hatteras, N. C. The tankee’a Vatican Radio station will broad­ welfare patients, means: are scheduled to arrive at mid-day. master, Clark Snyder of PhXUuIel* PERFECTLY WONDERFUL! cast translations' of the message CASES 9 o’Glock "The public is the principal los­ The visit will give the President­ phia, was reported among the sev­ er in the arrangement suggested elect’s mother her first look at her en missing. They were in the bow by the commission. The difference newest grandson, section when it broke a-way and Jr., who will be one month old Plan New Youth Group in funds leaves a financial vacuum capsized. by facing hospitals... Christmas Day. Kennedy’s father The skipper of the Valley Foige. saW' the infant in Washington a "The commission’s formula does Capt. Clarence A. Melvin advioed FULLY-LINED few'days after birth. the Navy he hoped to pick up the not appear to be a sensible form The conference Kennedy arrang­ of economy, but rather a pressure seamen remaining in the ..atem MELE ed on education legislation is -with aection before sunset. These sur­ FBI Says U.S. Reds move to effect savings without re­ Rep. Frank Thompson, D-N.J., a gard for hospital problem s.. vivors were reported in no immedi­ PROPORTIONED LENGTH member of the House Committee ate danger with light, heat and Dr. Snoke said he agreed with, on Education and Labor. an d all of this and other CHA state­ food available on their rolling Stream lite The President-elect is committed haven. ments, adding: To Meet in Chicago to urge the new Congress, conven­ Seas that ran. to waves o f SO "Our hospital, which cares for 25 ing Jan. 3, to approve a program (left) per cent of all state welfare )>a- feet in yesterday's 50 to 60 ktibt BUXTON combining funds for classroom winds had abated to lO-Ioot tients in voluntary hospitals, was construction with legislation to .'he capsized bow of the American tanker Pine Ridge, broken off from the larger waves and the wind waa down to triple construction, scuff-resistant vinyl SLACKS Washington. Dec. 32 (/P)—FBI'^group of students Involved. Riot already losing about $170,000 a help pay teachers’ salaries. part o f the ahip, Director J. Edgar Hoover said to­ charges against 62 of the student .year through the (payment) for­ floats in churning Waters 172 miles eoutheaet Of Norfolk, Va. (A P Photofax from U.S. Coast 22 knots at noon. covering, roomy interiors, sturdy draw- After a meeting here Tuesday Guard.) day "at this very moment, the demonstrators were dismissed by mula which existed up to July 1, with Kennedy, House Speaker Sam An air and sea search contimiM bolts can’t spring open. Communists are completing final Municipal Judge Albert A. Axel­ 1960.” Rayburn of Texas indicated the for possible survivors in the water .arrangements for a conference rod, who- said they were merely Until then, the state paid 100 the “ elegante** • M€N'S ...... 24.95 teachers’ salary aspect of the pro­ with seven Navy ships, three Coast necklace bar, 4.99 to be held in Chicago beginning trying to protest what they be­ per cent, per pi#en t dajr, of ths gram— opposed by the Elsenhower FAA Will Keep ^There^s Som ething W rongP Guard vessels and 10 aircrafU _ • MEN^S EXECUTIVE Dec. 81 . . . to formulate plans lieved to be an undemocratic hear­ average of hpBH ifesMlFgce fbf administration—may meet some The destroyer Conway messag^ catch-all pock­ 7.99 for a new national youth organlra- ing. Axelrod added, ■ "I am con­ infiueniiBl ‘ Democratic opposition it had recovered two 20-man Ufa et, automatic O V ER t^ lG H T...... 18.95 tion . vinced they were not engaged in its room by at the capitol next year. Present Plane rafts dropped by Coast Gui^ earriiv tray, • LAMES' O'NIGHT ...... 16.95 The Communist Party, USA, re­ m'bverslve activity." 101 per 100 per Reflecting the hesitancy, and Im Tapes Tell of Moments planes — but they were empty. ■ built-in lock, • 100% pure virgin wool menswear flannel. mains the largest subversive or- In his report to Rogeris, Hoover cent of siifiilQSwr^ce (x-ray, lab spme cases outright condemnation' Survivors airlifted from-, tbs said the FBI's activities in JS6b • LAMES' WARDRORE ...... 24.95 nmlzatlon in the United States, fees, etcj jO^ges.. , by Democrats of a salary-paying Traffic (Control hulk reported that the maatsr,^Hidt antique calf­ • plain front with side zipper. Hoover said in a year-end report were highlighted by aettona policy, Rayburn expressed the skin. white, HAT BOX ..1 4 .9 5 Dr. Sudke 4iaid thiii' “arbitrary the mates, the quaurtefrnaiflflft oa FBI activities to Atty. Oen, a^lnat Soviet ejipionage, aa well ruling".oost.his hospital “air addi­ view the Kennedy regime should Before Airliners Crash radio operator and steward wbra bluestone, shell • fully lined . . . won’t irritate the most deli­ William P. Rogers. as with important criminal ar­ tional aimual loss of abbut $60,000. concentrate first on prd'viding ■Washington, Dec. 22 (IP)—The rests for kidnapings and- oth4r Federal Aviation Agency plans no in the bow of the ship and were pink. cate skin. Hoover did not elaborate on his Franjdin H. Foote, commls- unable to reach the stern section announcement about the Chicago major crimes x,. (COattaiiod on Page Fifteen) change ih the air traffic control New York, Dec. 22 (IP) — Rxdl(^'-''T1ke Jet was inbound from O il- 'Ll ,iaii ebainnan, said today some six sySteih at New York where two when it tore away. meeting. But an F3I spokesman "During this period o f grave in­ mohthis of study by state officials tapes riiow that the United Air cago, the Constellation from Day- • proportioned length means perfect fit! airliners collided last Friday, on The recovery of ths> survlsms short . . . if she is 4’11” to 5’2” . said the*ee*

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