"■ ...... , - ATerage Dail^ Net P^'ess Run The Weatbet ^ ' rofeeeot of O. •» Woitl^ For tbo Week Ended Dec. Id, I960 n . bvob|^ wtMid^ o n in w — - - ^ nigbt, ooMer. Lour Moo ' do 'I f 13,318 above. Tneodny'; bmoMst Bif* ' Bfenlwr of tto Audit ttaned bitter eoML IDghaiitarlfk Biummi of drenlntloa Mancheiier-^4 CUy of VUlage Chorm JL. 4 - (ClnedflM AdvortW ag on Fame id ) PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. L X X X , NO. 61 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1960 Blizzard Buries New East Kennedy Names Dean Rusk Secretary of State

Bowles Oets Post, Drifts Clog Roads, Adlai Goes to UN Cities Immobilized

Palm Beach, Fla., Dec. 12fgreate*t Americans,” and also (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) praised Bowles warmly. A gale-swept blizzard covered southern New England with — President-elect John F. Rusk said the present age is one Kennedy today picked Dean more than a foot of snow today knocking out air and » i l of rapid and revolutionary change, transportation, closing schools and businesses and leaving Busk, head of the Rockefeller but added that there need be no Foundation, to be his secre­ fear'of the changes. thousands of stalled automobiles in drift-filled highways. At least 20 persons died as a result of the winter’s first tary of state. The United States, he added, Kennedy also announced at a caimot be likened to a cork tossed snowstorm. news ccmference the appointment about otr the wave*. Tlie weatherman said the storm will taper off during th« of Adlai Stevenson as ambMsador In response to a question, Ken­ afternoon, with clear, near-zero weather to follow. to the United Nations. nedy said he met Rusk for the Biting winds and temperatures around 10 above zero added And he named Rep. Chester first time last week. - Bowles, D-Conn;, as undersecretary Rusk arrived at Kennedy’s ocean to the suffering of pedestrians wlio had to go out of doors. of state. front home last evening, but there Gale warnings w’ere displayed from Cape Hatteras to East* The three appointments were an­ port, Maine. nounced bv the President-elect on (Continued on Page Seventeen) Drifts 20 inches high covered part of Logan International the patio of his Atlantic shore home. Airport, with all service halted. The Boston & Maine and Rusk, a Democrat who served New Haven railroads canceled all trains by mid-moming. as an assistant secretary of state Jobless Totals The Hillsgrove, R. I., Weather Bureau called it the worst In the Truman administration, was early season storm since record keeping began 56 years ago. at his side, Stevenson and Bowles Most of Block Island, R. I., wa8<*> ------were not present. Kennedy offered the U.N. Am­ Highest Sincej left without electric power as the ^ bassadorship to Stevenson, the 1952 wind reached 77 miles an .hour, and 1958 Democratic presidential ripping down lines and piling up to u r Die nominee, last week. But Stevenson Days of 1930sj huge drifts. asked for time to think it over— Providence, R. I., reported com­ apparently wanting to know firstr Washington, Dec. 12 (fl*) — U n-! merce was at a virtual halt. who would be secretary of state. employment topped four million in 1 Boston department stores were As Storm The announcement of Stevenson’s November— the highest idle figure j open generally with skeleton staffs appointment meant, therefore, that for the month since depression 1 --but there was little Christmas he was willing to serve under j days of the 30s. The number at j shopping being done. Rusk. The New York Weather Bureau Hits State work was also a record. 4 I said today’s blizzard snowfall is Rusk. 51. l.s a native of Georgia The government reported today and a Presbyterian. He ha.s been the second heaviest December By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that job changes between October storm in Its records. head of the Rockefeller Foundation and November were mainly sea­ A wild snowstorm, the first of ■ for nine years. The biggest—25.6 inches—f611 sonal except for a further decline Dec. 26. 1947. The following the season, caused at least foiur Kenned.v, reading a prepared of 150,000 in factory emplo>’ment. deaths as it whipped across Con­ statement, said Rusk w’ould bring year there was a 16.6 inch fall necticut today and left the state to the new administration and his These are November flgpires: on Dec. 19. smothered under a traffic-snarling particular position a long record Employment — down by 300,000. i The present fall had hit 17 Inch­ blanket. es by noon and more was expected. of ability in the field of foreign The totals were 67,490,000 in A 13-year-old boy in Waterbury, The crippling snowstorm raged affairs. October as compared with 67,- an epileptic missing from his home The President-elect mentioned 182,000 in November. The Novem­ over most of the Elastern Sea­ since last night, was foun(i in a ilctald Photo by Ofinra board snarling ship, air and high­ specifically Rusk's former associa­ ber total is still a record for the snowbank near his home. Authori­ tion with the State Department. month, despite the declinejtii The Center didn’t look the same today. Traffic unpark it, however. Center Congregational Churcli way travel, closing schools and ties said the boy, John Shea, had On the new administration’s for­ Unemployment — up i(j(o,000. wasn’t whizzing around the rotary and it was easy loqked hazy through the falling snow. Winter’s first plants and paralyzing entire com­ frozen to death. eign policy, Kennedy said he hoped The totals were 3,579.000 in Octo­ to find a place to park your car. It ■wasn’t so easy to punch at Manchester was a knockout blowi munities. And in Redding Center, Stephen that it will become generally identi-, ber apd 4.031,000.. in Noyeiniss,..,,.^ Scheduled morning meetings of F. Fuchs, about 60, a nunwry fled with the concept of being'“ for The rate of unemployment de­ the U.N. Assembly and t^e Gen­ worker, collapeed and died of a freedom.” and not simply anti­ clined slightly from 6.4 per cent In eral Committee were canceled by heart attack while ehoveling snow. communist. October to 6.3 per cent in Novem­ General Alarm New York’s heavy snow, but some Fuchs was described es en itiner­ Rusk told the news conference ber, but the Labor Department State News Highest Court Bars other meetings went on. ant worker of uncertain address. he is accepting ” a compelling and said the change wa.s insignificant. In Chesapeake Bay the freighter, The storm played havoc with sober responsibility.” Fire Sweeps Edgar Hogshire, with 11 persons morning commuter travel. Cars He called Stevenson ‘‘one of our (Conrintird on Page Ten) Roundup aboard was grounded as the rag^ were abandoned by motorists. ing snowstorm struck Maryland Driving conditions were hazardous. Mystic Block Teachers’ Affidavits In full iorce. Three men were Visibility was poor. rescued and a fourth presumed Pratt & Whtlney Aircraft an­ drowned In a separate rescue oper­ nounced this afternoon that second Mystic, Dec. 12 (/P)—A general Traveler Home Washington, Dec. 12 (JF) — ’Thc^state's legitimate Inquiry into the ation in the bay during the stonn. shifts in all Its plants in the state Laos Rightists Move alarm fire roared along both sides had been canceled. As of 2 p.m . Supreme Court today struck down fitness pn<-l ■•'etency of its The Edgar Hogshire was driven of a block of Mystic’s East Main At Proper Time into 8 feet of water by 5-to-6 foot plfuis were to operate the third as too broad an Arkansas law re­ cachers,” he said. St. early this morning, leveling Stewart >—Gov. tegration in schools. (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Eleven) Abraham Riblcoff today named long haa been Infeated by The statute, enacted at a special OIL RULE IN EFFECT marauding gang, of Chinese John .1. Sullivan Jr,, West Haven, and Frank J. Monchuh, Windsor, session of the Arkansas Legisla­ Washington. Dec. 12 (>P)— Tho National guerrillas. A number of. ture In 1968, re) — Prime this morning after fierce clashes dispose of subetdlary taitoresta. defiantly today. was on hand to greet him. Minister Fidel Castro’p success In *‘We will fight to the last bullet to associate with persons of all M, C. Betters Dies Sunday with European settlers in Uphaus issued a statement short­ De Gaulle Plan SNOW HAMPER FIREBOEN If they attack us.” faiths, races and political convic­ Hartford, Dec. 12 UP)— Mitchell keeping organized labor united the biggest bloodbath In the North ly after his arrival here last night, tions,” he added. "One should not Damarisootta, Maine, Dee. U Qulnlm Indicated he would defy C. Betters, 47, of 227 Tunxls Ave., behind his revolution appeared to­ African territory since the na­ saying he had done "the only thing be harassed simply because he tionalist revolt against France be­ Tunia. Dec. 12 UP>—The Algeri­ (/P)— Firemen from eight com­ Bloomfield, widely known In I could honorably have done,” associates with them." day to depend upon an ultimatum gan six years ago. an Nationalist Rebel Government munities battling in a awirilag Greater Hartford as a radio per­ He was jailed Dec. 14. 1959, for Uphaus said he would get down from the Red-led sugar workers From Tunis the Algerian na­ in exile today eald that French snow storm, brought a roaitaig sonality, athlete and more recent­ 8th Airman Hunted rejecting an official demand for to work immediately on a speech union to the restive electrical tional rebel government In exile Prealdefit Charles De Gaulle’s fire In a downtown bosinesa bloek ly for hts promotion work with names of those who attended a he is scheduled to give in New union. rejected the De Gaulle program, program for Algeria could only imder control today. Tho ftro the Hartford Times, died unex­ In Mountain Snow summer conference of the World York City Thursday night, and The sugar workers union in ef­ declaring It would ipnly aggravate aggravate the rebellion which has burned out the three-atoiy stnio- pectedly early this morning in Fellowship Center at Conway, N. sermon for a Boston congregation fect ordered anti-Communlat lead­ the rebellion. raged for six years. ture. A couple suffering from Middlebury, Vt. Plattsburgh, N. Y., Dec. 12 tA>»— H. Uphaus Is executive director of next Sunday. ers o( the electrical union to close Rebel premier Ferhat Abbas The statement by Rebel Pre­ smoke Inhalation wna ennM Betters had driven to Vernon Forest rangers bstUe snow and the non-sectarian group. His speech Thursday will be ranks behind the revolution. said "No Algerian worthy of the mier Ferhat Abbaa was directed from the horning baUdlng.'lledl* Friday to visit some old friends. at De Gaulle's policy of installing zero temperatures today In an at­ ’The request was made in 1954 delivered to the annual Bill of The electricians staged the first name would lend himself to such cal authorlUea reported tto oao- Rights banquet. His car was Involved in an acci­ a home-rule Algerian administra­ tempt to track the lz>t of eight by New Hampshire Atty. Louis C. open labor opposition to tpreadlng a masquerade." He called for Unit­ dltloB of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ospp He will ^ v e a sermon Runday dent in Middlebury around 10:30 tion and giving the Algerians the airmen stUI ralssliig since Friday Wyman, who said he had inforina- Communist influence in the gov­ ed N ation s. Intervention in A l­ was not serious. tlon some of the guests at the con­ at Boston’s Copley Methodist p.m. Friday night and he was right to determine their own fu­ night, when the crew parachuted ernment by marching on the presi­ geria. Church, he said. taken to Middlebury Hoapital. He ture. REDS SEEN A-TB8T1NO from its disabled Jet bomber Into ference were Communists. dential palaca Friday night ahout- Shortly after noon, a special Uphaus denied this- and (refused Uphaus’ statement was mimeo­ had suffered Injuries to the verte­ "W e are convinced that France Washington, Deo. It (d>—The the Affirondack Mountains. ing "Cuba si, Russia no." aquad df mobile police flown from to aid the investigators by turn­ graphed and dated Dec. 13, the, ex brae in his neck and was put In a find in Algeria no Algerian chairman of the Atomlo BMrgy Thd search for Staff Sgt Pierre Tbe sugar workers, largest and France oUring the night began to ing over guest lists. .1 pected date of hi* release. He said spinal traction. He 'expiiVl sud­ worthty of the name .whh, would Commission was qnoted tadng Maheux. 27, Auburn, Maine,— aOSc^ most Influential in the million- move Into Altera’ ancient Caabah. pended last night as a snowstorm The attorney general inaugu­ It had been prepared In advance denly around 4 o’clock this morn­ lend blmself to such a fnadque- as saying “probnhllltlan nra vary member Cuban Confederation of They aiivanced Into the teeming approndied—centered in r u g ^ rated a contempt action. ’The case with the help o f friends. He issued ing. rftd6.*' AbbftB Bftld. strong” thnt Rusrin la iMhlNg Workers, yestsrday demanded the native city from Government terrain neair North Hudson. N. Y., ((ragged through the Ipourta, cul­ it after driving to his home here In 1942 he moved over to radio "Tbo pr^aed atatute would aecret teats of new atoealo weng* smaller electrical union (xmdemn Square, ripping down rebel flogs oetUe nothing. Far from hasten­ where a parachute believed to be minating in the refusal by the with his wife; atation W T H T , then owned by the ons. But ABC Chalimin dehR the organizers of the march as and driving Moslcma back. ing the hour of peace, it will only Maheux’a was spotted. U.S. Supreme Court to turn down "I go out with serenity and Times, as a staff announcer. He did A . McCone said in^ • • intewOpw counterrevolutionaries. A Moslem command post set up aggravate the war." The other airmen were found the contempt of court conviction. peace In my hfort," the otatement news broadcasts, handled panel publlsbed by “ U A . N e v e : II Uphaus tpld a newsman that ooid, “Firat becauae 1 bear no ill Coming from the 60d,000*mam- in the Caabah was abandoned aa Ttao Abbaa atatement was tbe ’•live within a 20-mile radius of dlecuoalona and yan a program World Ropfwt” his answer to a similar question will toward anyone, and oecond be- . bar sugar workers union,' whoas the mobile police moved up the A n t oftteial comment of the rebel the eaarcb area. S ^ e ware tn- Swedish music. Statee haa no peeMhra now would be': no different. twisting, and narrow atraeU. (OsMttMad aa Peg* seVen) thnt MMh teate MW (OiMlBWi ■•Pwi ••Oh, yea, It will be the - (CeetleeBd eeTlSge Blevde) (Ooirtl«M< am Page T w ) (OoMlBaad m Fag* I) A* the pollM and troopt moved f r ^ / >

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1960 I two U e wiU meet a t 8 pan, tomontitar I SiM. SIM 31^^ iilM MiM M M SflM HWL MiM M M Mfiit assembly of the sssoclatldn in the eludes n lectio o i from vertoue at tha Booth-Dlmoek Mamorlal U - Faked ' Accidents, "Padded Bills Broadway mualcal auccessee in­ hall o f the State House-of Repre­ State News bitary. cluding numbers by Cole Porter, sentatives. Teaotaec A$8ea Fredertck Loewe. and Richard The 200 delegates 6f the meet­ ‘Volunteer motberk asaiAUng M n. Rogers, as well m the tunes by ing also Inaugurated a campaign to Robert Kingsbury at the nursery L«onard Bernstein from which the Great Auto Swindles K i v i i h 's raise funds for the project. olaae this week will be Mrs. Marie album takes its name. Roundup “THE WAY A life membership will go to any use yoHB WITS Carl and Mrs. Norman Calsse. Hie person purchasing 30 “ shares” at 4blatte SO that the mvlndlera could Dae Ued Von Der Erd»—Mahler AS WELL AS STRENGTH dealer Saturday cleaning comihittee wljl By JBRBT BENNETT $10 apiece. Twelve delegates im­ NortIbSooth TOtoerable file a claim agMnst his insurance N. V. PhUharmonlo—Walter (ConMmied from Pmge O n«) By Alfred SlieUiwold be Mrs; Bteidien Platek and Mit». Newspiue^ Enterprise OPEN THURSDAY I HEARD IT” mediately pledged contributions NORTH company. During a four-year pe­ Miler, H afli)^—soloists When you can’t win a trick bv ' The four Grade 4 clelpeB at Michael Treschuk. Washington —(NEA) Swto^rs A fter the sale of W TH T in 1954, qualifying them for life member­ 4 Q 10 « 5 Isnieta Menu have .converted a free-wheeling riod, the gang fleeced 60 com­ and FRIDAY Columbia. M L &I force you muet tiy to eteal it by D I 5 2 Xtobertson School wlU give by John Gruber be returned to the newspaper as ship. cunning. A good bridge piayer The hot ninch menus for the re­ gimmick fo r making a dishonest panies o f $250,000. This la a truly major work by "The building will provide 13,640 ♦ Q 1 4 Otrixtmaa program at the mieet- Lawyers are often the culprits director of radio and television pub­ muet know when to uee hie wlte mainder o f the Week at the schools dollar. > TILL Gustave Mahler, and In many re­ square feet of space on two floors. in a eecohd type o f in$urance 91 AND GRACIOUS GIVING licity for many of the Timea pro­ Inetead o f hie good right arm. tng o f the P T A at 7:90 p.m, include; Tomorrow— homburg roll Frauds involving cars are today spects the finest thing he ever CEA's present headquarters will WEST '* swindle,. This scheme works like motional activities. He also served Wednesday In the auditorium. with p i i ^ sauce, carrots, fruit as numerous and 'varied as auto wrote. I realize that Its appeal is West opened the Jack Of clubi> this: as liaison man for the Times on be torn down and the space will be charge wUl b4 teachem. • WlUiani. gielattn; '^edn4idiQr--«6ap, peanut accessories, according to law en­ limited, but then again it is some­ radio and television events. given over to parking. and South could see almost at V K 10 8 Y A lawyer gets a client who has By the way. did you know Doni­ 1 7 6 3 4 10 9 5 2 Hammond, Ronald McDonald, butter and jelly aanOwipn, dough­ forcement autho^ties.' They go Manchester is certainly bccom-* thing you can give as a Cltriatmaa He 'was marri'ed in 1935 and di­ once that he could not make the nuts, cheese; Tliuraday-<^%t>ast tur­ from intricate schemes to fleece been involved in an auto acci­ zetti was Scotch? It's a fact. His 4 J 10 9 7 2 4 A Q 8 4 Donald Sayers and Mrs. Aim e Your Choice EARLY AMERICAN lug opera-conscious. We shall present with reasonable assurance vorced in 1948. His former wife is hand by force. He knew that the key, potato, peas, cranberry sauce, insurance companies to selling dent and arranges to receive a father's name was Izett, and when $10,000 Bond ace and king of hearts were in SOUTH Wheeler, have another series' of operas in that It is not in the recipients li­ Mrs. Winifred H. Betters. They had 4 A K J 9 4 3 cookies; Friday — fish franksi worthless contraptions that are percentage of any claim settle­ motion pictures at the State he migrated to Italy, he became brary, and really ought to be there, Danbury, Dec. 12 (/f) — Roger E. different hands. ’There will 'be a Short business ment. Then he arranges to have a daughter. Lois, now Mrs. Bern­ V Q 4 3 meeting after the program. beets, celery stlchs-and Ice cream. “guaranteed” to makp a Model-T Theater, beginning .Ian. 24 and Don Izett or Mr. Izett, which sub- Bruno W alter has long been the Pinard. 26. Newtown, faces supe­ The opening lead made it clear all medical bills sent to him and hardt E. Johnson. Also surviving la rior court action on a charge of 4 A K J In charge o f refreshn^ento tyiU Bread, bulter and milk ixre served Jet powered. WITH FOAM CUSHIONS continuing on succeeding Tuesday seqiientl.v ended up as Donizetti. acknowledged exponent of the a younger sister, Mrs. William B. that East held the ace and queen Profits from these rackets are pads them to Increase his per­ ml-sconduct with a motor vehicle in be parents of Mrs. Jane Minton’s with all meals. evenings for six weeks. The The three remaining Mahler works. In fact, he first con­ Martin of Meriden, and his brother of clubs. East could not also hold Sonth Wcet Ne^fh Mrs. Jay Gorden has been named tremendous. Lester A. Pratt, centage if he wins the case. A A ll of the offerings will be new the trafBc death 6f State Trooper PXMt combination Grade 3 and 4,. and operas are all from the pen of ducted this ohp in 1911, so he has Edward. the top hearts since he had never 1 4 Pass 2 4 chairman ot the Friendly Circle’s Washington accountant and na­ Chicago lawyer grossed a mil­ James Labert Oct. 20 in Bethel. Pass the Grade 3 rooms of Mrs, Mar­ to the towh. although they arc all Giuseppi Verdi, all from his "mid had 50 yeats to solidify his con­ entered the bidding. I f West had 4 4 AH Pass Christmas food and gift sale to be tionwide authority on fraud, esti­ lion dollars a year for 10 years old favorite.s of the operatic He was bound over to the high Pan tha Williams and Mrs. Carqlyn die" period, and all so well-known ception. It certainly is definite, held both top hearts he would Opening lead — 4 1 held from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat­ mates the total annual auto from padded claims. repertory. The opener will be Bailey Picks Healey court under $10,000 bond after a Gamble. In general charge will be aa to need no comment. They are TaiibmSn, cfltlc for the N, Y. have opened the king of hearts. urday at First Congregational swindle figure as “several ihil- Another common auto swindle, Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro." 3-hour session Saturday before be­ .Mrs. John Staib, chairman, Mhi. "Rigoletto.” "Trovatore" and Times, called it "a landmark in Hartford, Dec. 12 (X*! -Retiring South wasn’t a bit happy to dis­ Church. This w ill be for the bene­ llon dollars.” is the sale o f attractively based on the .second vohime of fore' Danbury Traffic Court Judge Joseph Bichner and Mrs. l>exter "Forza del Destino." The last the orchestra's history." So it State Sen. Arthur H. Healey Jr. cover that the top hearts were fit o f the church steeple fund. One o f the most, lucrative is the Used, but useless, auto gadga Beaumarchais' farcical novel Albert H. Horning. The trooper second round of clubs, drew Woodman. named is the one in \vhich Leonard really is something. But it's not of New Haven today was desig­ split, since this meant that his Mr. and Mr»- Arthur C. Bruneau fake accldept swindle^ . A classic Two New York State men pade about the Spanish barber. was killed on Ruto 6 while ques­ trumps with the ace and queen, An- emergency transportation Warren wa.s singing when he sud­ something to be absorbed on one nated as legal counsel to, the Dem­ contract could not be made un­ and Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Egner examine involved 10 Panama City, more than $300,000 by s e l^ g a Then conies a bill that intrigues tioning the driver of a car. W it­ and then led the jack of hearts committee has been formed by the denly dropped dead last season, on or two hearings. ocratic legislators for the 1961 less the opponents made a mis-> have been named advisers o f the Fla.,' men who were Jailed for contraption called the ‘"Tprbo-Jet me. For opera we shall have nesses told Judge Horning that from dummy. East thought that F T A imit Of Robertson and Cen­ the stage of the "Met.” serSiion. take. Senior Pilgrim Fello^vshlp of First staging wrecks to collect liability Converter.” It was supported to "Pagllacci." that stan/ltay of Leon­ “Merry Widow”, highlights, L«har Lambert and the motorist were at South had hearU headed by the ter Schools to transport dhildren I understand that tickets for the In announcing the appointment Congregational Church. Insurance. convert oxygen into cavallo. It Is a one-act work, and Vienna People’s Opera least two feet off the highw'ay Try a normal play in hearts to K-10 and that he was going to taken sick at school in the event series are now on sale at the .State of Healey, Democratic State Most of the culprits were auto The men made th ^ mistake of Is almost invariably coupled with Vox 21.400 when the trooper was hit at about see what happens. Lead a low lose a finesse to a queen in the Other trans^rtatlon home cannot The church school of First Con­ Chairman John M. Bailey said “ his gregational Church is in need of mechanics, body repair men and advertising their diXvice through "Cavalleria Rusticana. " hut at box office, and that you get a re­ 10:30 p.m. heart from the South hand. West West hand. East therefore played be furnished. Mrs. Frederick C. the Slate Theater it will be cou­ duction for- the series, as is cus­ This Is something you might outstanding record as a member teachers and substitutes. The Jun­ junkyard dealers with a supply of the mail. They soo^were arrested. care to give to some older person MAN DIES IN FIRE plays low, and East captures. the a low heart, and the Jack forced Mohr Jr. is general chairman. Her pled with a full length ballet, tomary. For that person who "has of the General As.sembly and hla ior Pilgrim Fellowship which meets scrapped .autos. They would spot- JP('ost Office DepaHment InvesU- whose memories go back to the Bridgeport, Dec. 12 fJP> — A jack. Then West has K-10 - of out West’s king o f hearts. committee, consists o f Mrs. 'Eileen a customer who looked hardup'*'^ , “ Graduation Ball," to Strauss mu- everything.'' a ticket or a brace extensive knowledge of legislative Sunday aftesnoons at Kingsbury gators say th ^ the "Turbo-Jet time when this tuneful operetta set Bridgeport man was burned to hearts behind the queen and must It was a simple fnatter to re­ Heslop, Mrs. John L. HacQuown, for money and talk him into par­ of series tickets (depending on procedure was outstaViding quail House is in need of a'couple to act Converter” Was nothing more •Jc. a long-run record on B'way, short­ death yesterday when his bed make two additional heart tricks. turn to dummy with the queen of Mrs.' Richard J. Jodry, Mrs. Rob­ ticipating in the scheme. 1 think this is the very finest fications for the key role in the than "an eima" piece of metal in how. much you want to spend) ly after the turn of the century. caught fire. Police said the victim. The same thing is true if de­ diamonds and lead another heart ert Clapp and Mrs. Theodore as advisers to the group. Anyone * For $200 plus a free repair job, sort of programming for the be- 1961 ses.slon.” the igniUo^system.' might be the answer. Robert Bradley, 29, apparently had clarer leads a low heart from the toward the queen to set up the Hietala. able to offer their services has bfeen he was supposed to collide his car idnner. The opera is one of the Here are some suggestions for Healey was Senate majority asked to' contact Mrs. Edward In a n ^ e r case, PO investiga­ been smoking In bed. dummy. East plays low, and West vital tenth trick. There are 200 members enrolled with one o f the swindler’s salvage most popular of all time, and it's leader In the 1959 session and mi tors crocked down on a iStudio f ’hristmas in the record depart­ 4 Dailiea Still 3 Cents captures the queen with the king. Daily Question to date toward a 225 goal. Smith o f Main St., chairman of the models. Once the collision—which short so that even the novice can't nority leader In the 1957 session. Board of Christian Education. Wlf., man who was adver- ment. Now East has the A-9 o f hearts Partner opens with one dia­ Banners for December for par­ usually Involved simply scraping get bored, and then comes a "bal­ New York—There are four dally In filling the post of legal ad­ tisingf Model T brass radiators and behind dummy’s jack and must mond. and the next player passes. ent attendance at the last PTA the cars together— had taken let d'actlon,” or ballet with a plot. “ On The Town— BematHn and newspapers—In Illinois, Pennsyl­ viser to the Democratic legislator Death Count at 35 Manchester E vening Herald auto antiques for sale. The make two further heart tricks. You hold: Spades— 7; H earts-- meeting were awarded to Miss place, the swindlers would batter — to the tuneful music of the waltz others vania and Ohio—-that still sell Healey replaces A lly. Jon New­ Coventry oorreepondent, F. Paul' luble was that he never filled Cunning Play a ' 9 7 6: Diamonds— 10 9 6 2: Marion Adams’ Grade 4' at Rob­ their auto 'with sandbags or turn king Cleveland “ Pops” Orchestra single copies for 3 cents. A nick­ man who is going to Washington Ine Little, telephone Pilgrim irders. Before his arrest, the man In Plane Crashes There is a cunning play to use Clubs—A Q 8 4. What do you ertson School with a smaller ban­ it over. TTien they would call the “ Lucia d1 Lammermoor" comes Epio—IX' S74.t el will still buy a paper In every to assist Governor Ribicoff when 2-6231. police. , filched more than $1,000 from in this situation. You must per­ say 7 ner to Mrs. Myrtle Adams’ Grade next, based as it is on the Scott Tills is an LP In the lighter vein, state except Alaska, Maine and the latter becomes secretary of Buenos Aires, Dec. 12 —Thlr 1 at Center School. The customer always took the trusting customers. New Hampshire. There are no suade the opponents that you Answer: Bid one heart. A Jump novel. “ The Bride of Lammer- for those who want diversion rath­ health, education and welfare in Volimteer nlothers are needed more 1-cent or 2-cent papers on ty-six persons — three of them want to take a finesse that is go­ to three diamonds would prob­ 32% from Abroad moor,” with music by Donizetti. er than serious listening. It in- the Kennedy cabinet. the Americana aa Mary Levitt for the library program at Rob­ the list compiled by the American Americans—were killed In two Wells, the pilot: and Thomas Cun­ ing to lose. They will open the ably encourage your partner to ertson School between 9 and 11:30 Vienna — More than. 10,300 of Newspaper Publishers Association airplane crashes In Argentina yes­ ningham and h\s wife ' doors for you, only to discover try'gam e in notrump, which would (^EA Headquarters a.m. each 'Tuesday or Wednesday, Austria’s 36,100 university stu­ terday. The Americans were flying to that you have stolen a trick from not please you at all. Hartford, Dec. 12 iJ(‘\—The- Con­ Anyone able to assist every other dents are foreigners. *^e percent­ rO O N N GETS $91,500 An Argentine Air Ministry air­ ion, Paraguay, where they them. (Copyright 1960. General Features necticut Education Aasociation has week has been asked to contact age, 32, is the highest of any Eu­ liner with 31 persons exploded and li'ved. In this case. South ruffed the Corp.) Storrs, Dec. 12 W — The Uni­ given approval to construction of a Mrs. John Ohlund, library chair­ ropean country. Closest to it is crashed about 80 miles north of versity of Connecticut has received new $3.50,000 headquarters build­ man. Pupils o f Grade 2 are unable Switerland with 30 per cent. In Buenos Aires on a flight from S3 BODIES RECOVERED to take part in the library pro­ a $91,500 grant from the National ing. West Germany, Great Britain, and Lima, Peru. All aboard were Manila, Dec. 12 (X5—Nineteen Science Foundation for the sup­ It will be locatATi»ere on a site gram because of the lack of vol­ France, foreign students make up killed. Cause of the crash was un­ days after a DCS airliner smashed unteer workers. port of its summer institute for south of 21 Oak St. The work ia 10 or 11 per cent of the total en­ determined. into a mountain on Mindoro IX- De Gaulle Shortens Books on Display science teachers. Dr. David J. to start late next summer and the rollment. Black, institute director, says 96 structure should be ready in the Near Concordia, three Am eri­ land, rescuers today recovered the A special selection of Christmas bodies of 33 killed in the crash. books is now on display at Porter high school teachers from through­ spring of 1962. cana and an Argentine died when ’ TRAIN.KILLS SAILOR out the nation will be chosen to at­ Delegates representing some their chartered plane crashed in The wreckage of the Philippine Library room at the Churchi Com­ 7 pc. Sleep Sofa Group New London, Dec. 12 (A5— Ken­ tend the 8-week program from 1,700 C ^A members authorized the stormy weather. 'The Argentine Airlines plane was reached 6,400 Algeria Peace Tour munity House. Residents are in­ CONIA neth Russell ShimmCl, 20, a boiler- .luly 3 to Aug. 1. undertaking Saturday at a special news agency Saporlti identified feet up Mount- Baco. vited to avail themselves of this reading material. man 3rd class, assigned to the sub­ marine tender Fulton, was killed (Contlnned from Page One) The library hours are Monday flghting and “ spare Algeria from from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p,m., Tues­ Saturday night when run over by chaos and anarchy.” a Central Vermont Railroad freight “ 'Gentlemen, I have confidence day from 7 to 7:30 p.m., and Frl' (In Pari.s, French police hoping tralh. Police said Shimmel appar­ In you." day from 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs. W alter M 6 9 ® * to prevent any spread of violence ently tried to crawl under the ' ’ f “ " > A fter his stop at Ain A mat, he S. Haven is librarian and Mrs. to the mainland seized three ex­ while it was standing sUU to tsMe RNE SKI WEAR went by helicopter to Telergma Emil 'V. Mamet, stssistant librari­ tremist newspapers for printing a short cut, and the train suddj«my • SOFA-BED • WING CHAIR where, after reviewing troops, he an. WOMEN’S allegedly offensive stories about Bulletin Board moved. went into conference -with local the trouble in Algeria.) • 2 STEP TABLES • 2 LAM PS officers. The Ladies' Association of First MEN’S 'The fighting in Algiers, where Congregational Church will have Only yesterday, an official the Europeans and Moslems, are CHILDREN • COCKTAIL TABLE spokesman utld ^ e 70-year-old-numbers: centered an sdl-day work meeting Wednes­ day starting at 10:30 a.m. chief of state w ould alter his plan- rnodest income quarters ned itinerary only for reasons of The Coventry Garden Club will W h at a find I Popular Early American in unusually fine quality. TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY w'here both live—Belcourt and hold its annual Christmas party bad weather. Bab-el-Oued—and around the stor- De Gaulle has kept in touch with at noon tomorrow at the home of Seven matched pieces at a price that’s N E W S ! Sofa-bed converts to led Casbach. Mrs. Carleton P. King on W all Paris officials by telephone during About 8,000 Moslems, veil(’ d a comfortable double bed, giving you a living room by day. bedroom at night. his trip but may have decided that St. There will be an exchange o f CANNED women among them, marched the gifts as well as donations of Choose authentic Colonial print or homespun tweed covers in choice of handsome colors. dealing with the danger of further revolt and fighting between Euro­ streets, looting stores and homes, Christmas gifts Including the peans and Moslems in Algeria re­ setting them afire, and overturn­ club’s annual contribution to ing cars. Mansfield State Training School quired first-hand attention in the Large Early American sofa and lounge chair. Com­ capital. I Deadly crossfire swept the and Hospital. Women’*—Men’s It is also possible that officials streets. A t least one European's The Gleaners Circle and Coven- STRETCH 7 pc. fortable coil spring base and full foam reversible had persuaded the usually stubborn throat was cut. ,j try Fragment Society o f Second general that hla continued presence Gen, Crepin charged the out­ ' Congregational Church w ill have PANTS cushions. Charming Colonial prints. A warm, friend­ in Algeria might lend itself to even break was inspired by a minority a Joint Christmas meeting at 8 In Colors—From ly group that’s authentically Colonial. Same tables greater disorder. of Maslem rebel leaders and "a p.m. tomorrow at the Church Com­ munity House. Sofa Croup Resentment against his trip to handful of European agitators.” and lamps used with both groups. HAMS Those attending have been asked $ 1 9 .9 8 spread his program of home-rule The rioting contrasted with fojr Algeria touched off rightwing sporadic violence which swept to bring a 50-cent (.ift for ex^ JAKA - IMPORTED Europeans to riot in Alg^iera and Algeria Friday, the day De Gaulle change and gifts to be given to the Women’s— Men’s Oran. The Moslem masses broke arrived, and Saturday. These arm­ Mansfield State YrtHning School Youths’ and Hospital holiday prograi^ The their sullen silence to get into the ed clashes were well-organized and Choraleers singing group pre­ PANTS TABLE LAMPS fighting. apparently the signal that the in­ I MIRRORS and PICTURES sent several selections. ^ Restless crowds of Europeans tense hatred between Algeria's Eu­ Front In charge of refreshm^ts wilL $ and Moslems began massing again ropeans and Moslems as brokci] FLOOR LAMPS 2 1 B today- on the streets of embattled be Mrs. James T. L^dlaw, Mrs. to the surface. B. Watts, Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds, CAN Algiers. Explosions, presumably $ 7 .9 8 And We have an unusual BEST SELECTION EVER from concussion grenades thrown Mrs. Robert 'Vlsny end Mrs. W il­ EACH |89 by police, were heard in the Bel­ South's Timber Role Big liam Paradis. and beautiful selec­ WIDE VARIETY OF STYLES court workers’ area. The Young Mothem Club Christ- $ 1 1 .9 5 tion of Ambulances acreamed through Atlanta— One-third o f the na­ mar party for members will be at NEW KIND OF TO FIT EVERY ROOM! the city, taking wounded from scat­ tion’s timber cut at present comes 8 p.m. tomorrp^v at Nathan Hale from virgin, or old-growth, tim­ Community Center. In charge will tered clashes to hospitals. Public HUMANIC ond • SEASCAPES transportation was paralyzed and ber. Once the remaining great be Mrs. Rictord Cahill, Mrs. WU- SNOW PLOW! the great seaport district was silent timberlands are cut over, a heavy lard Watr^79< Yours will, too... when you've opened your checking account control of Algeria. that makes America's finest cars take notice! recipient.' ’This is a general uprising, cried one leader of the rebellious iU A M U 'P A C - Large or Small S A V I lOc at your nearest office of Hartford National. Do it aoon. l ^ e , the Buidc Special saves and parks like the compacts. But, its sizzling^ 155 h.p. settlers. olmainum Fireball VS delivers twice the pow per pound of nuMt bompacts—inore even loor De Gaulle’s officials took emer­ gency steps to check the rioting pg than many big c a n ! You get Buick room, too, and 'a true Buick ride. Plus the pride o f Olives STUFHD JAR 4 9 * before it got that bad. Bttiek’s Clean Look of Actfon, plush interion^ Body by Fisher. Tagged the lowest you can SHOP LEISURELY AT Gen. Jean Crepin, French Arm y iR^A'M O W N'S - Sweet Midgeli S A V I Sc commander ih Algeria, warned his you're money ahead when you pay by check itCMIOOUM* troops “will maintain public order ■ KEITH’S — AMPLE without exception.” -Pina: Robert Mltehnni tat BIHCK SPECIAL Pickles t.M«43< Jean Morin, French administra­ “THE NIGHT FIGHTERS” CuMMari it today. THE BEST OF BOTH WORLD’S .OQ, ihe Kartford National way! tor, slipped a curfew on Algiers, Shown A t 1 M P.M . •*♦•••• •-•’•-O'* •;•-••-• • '* • • «'’• • • • • •••••••••4*»s«**«««««a«»««««»««», • •••••«■••#•••• •••»•• • • • 4 FREE PARKING NVT SHO P • Fancy Atfortmani ‘ S A V I lO c haitxd publication o f the city’s M A N thrto morning newspgpers and es- Remeniber! A perfect Obrixt- I ) M /U N ST. MEMBER F.D.I.C. tAbllihtd esnsorship on outfolng BiHA gift to all spent loven. A Tour Quality Buick Dealer in Mancheater la^' IN OUR OWN , Mw$ dispatchss. Nuts I ! 6 9 t Meket to the new o p on BOURSE BUICK, Inc. m wun sr. Mortal »l$44ad with A lg«rlA ’s tat tarn. m 4 F e h .-4 4 J 8. Moslsow and Diuppoaiur to , stop 8% mkcthnl Ug vahnsf Sae your M dt Dealer tor 8aWaMoy Umd Csnl- % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 19^0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTBR. CONN, MONDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1960 F O U l ITT Science Shrinkfi quartern of both years ranuoned ing plans sad pension funds run Leftists Get Soviet Arms Bull Racily Top at 7J per ceiiit of disposable in­ by the oompanieB that employ us. Raise come. But, I don’t believs this tells the New W ay W ithout Indonesian Sport Yet: whole atorjr. There are two Other Blood tV-Radio Tonight DejioaMa la mutual aavinmi things. Laos Rightists Move uiks firoiipad by soma $408 ndl- We are Inveattng In real eataU CMvelaadr-l^FperUiutai, orUgb HEY KIDDIES! Stops Itch— Relieves Pafil PgindkAgga XRdoa«siA—Only in Sm , TOTk. If. T. (So.41.1) - Fait ths ■e tkaresdk tksk stfstU n L m to tte fimt luUt of tttla yaar and In a number of different ways. blood pressun, m ay ba OHiaed by IndongglA And pgrtleulArly on thg eompaMd wtth 1169. Some of us are switching to mors DONT MISS THI tint time ■eiane* has faWd t sew aatonisking stafisim ts Uks "FOaa' Igland of MAdtm an bull tacaa Demand diqNMitf— tba amount a Mdney ailment ntthar than the heslinf BobsUnea with the sstan- have eeaaed te bs s pNi sxpetisive homes and have bin*r The saetet is a DStr 1 Television found. iliA AxiBitlnc, colorful iport of money pecqtle and busineaBaa mortgages. Othem arg behlilng fi­ ■trsi bsa of h M am ttvfng. To Cut Pro"Red Rule ishii.S sbilitj to ihrlnk hemer-' leave In ooimhercial banka—ars Raaaarehan In Cleveland beUava rhoids, atop itehinf, and raliavs eUneS (B(o-Dyn*«)-(Ksss*dft sC ■ S Theater (in procreaa) 7:10 Cheymnt I , 10. has a lone Matory. Th« fovem- nance homes by buying mortgsges. iMin — withont aargery. ' a world-famant reeee*^ IssWaia, t«oo; It (tn prpfrMi) Blverboat _ ^ lower t^aa they were a year ago. Investment In oOier types of rsal the ailing Jddnay aaerataa an an- To Tell The TniUt 13 ment encouragaa tho racea u sn (Ooatfamd tren Pago Om ) In east after ease, while rently This (nbatssea is lunr SMAsM rljrttow (In progrew) Mutual fund aales were off by estate appears to bs i^ing, too. syma that acta on the blood to pro­ In auppeettarg or rintmeet /atea 8:S0 Surfelde Ste , 8. U 40, 63 aid to improving the quality of Ma­ more than $50 million in the aec­ reliering pain, aetnal reduction Mountain BxpedJUon (C) _ 32 dura’s cattle. , And, wo appear to be investing duce a aubatance caned angloten- WINF 14 eases e f . ammunition. Bo'vlet (ahrinkage) took place. under the ntaa Prepr sHew Km Tales of Wells Pargo 10. 30 ond quarter of 1960 when com­ DucKpin Bowltna . 18 'The antmale are raced In more heavily in amall bustnessss. sin, 'Which helpa cauae hlgl^ blood toehnlcisian also dobaiked. The Moat amaaing of all—results were At all drag eeuaten. 9:00 Dannv Thomas Show 8. 13 pared with 1959 and dipped by In new industriea — not Just in •:U Wild BUI Hi^ok teams of two with the driver stand­ mtire than $115 million if you presaure. Bauttiy kidnoya, they Nrigtaboring Communist. China Modem Digeet Klondike 10. 23. 30 ing on a harrowlike yoke between email businesses of our own, but say. can break the blood-preaaura- • ; « Weather, News * Sperte S, 9:80 Andy Griffith Show 8. 12 compare the first half of this year and North Viet Nam are expected Doctor Says The (3aIlforalana Streets of Danger 18 them. The harness is very elabor­ following the footseepe of the big ralring chain. \ to quickly lend their support to Bob Hope Show - 10. 22. 30 ate and decorative. Races are first with last Meanwhile, the number boy venture espitalieta. •:10 RoIUe iacobi Club Home Adventures In Paradise 8, 40. 63 of fund shares being redeemed — Qulnlm. CUSTOM SHOE REFAtRING Bpoida Newe. Weather 10:00 Million Dollar Movie IH run each year in each of Madura's (All rights Hoerved, H# had Just returned from Itobln Hood Henneaey 8. 13 20 districts, and the winners go on meaning sold—la tq> by about $20 PrescriptioiM Radioed General Practloiier va. IN MANCHESTER Compeae S3 million during the first half of the Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) CHRISTMAS Hanoi, North Viet Naip’a capital, Department Store ;M*mrine 10:80 Face The Nation . 8. 13 to relonal semifinals. John Dely Peter Gunn 8. 40. M year compared with 1959. Ckuibarra — Raidlo transm lttoni 'when he seised power from a 6- FOR OVER 40 YEARS HunUeyBrlnkley 1 0 . 3 2 . Berle Jackpot 32. 30 The 24 winning teams then com­ man junta and brought Laos its T:00 After Dinner Movie Johnny Midnight 10 pete for the island championship at There is nothing to indicate that end reoatvem and medical Mts Bv Harold Thomas Hyman, M.D. Newe and Weather 11:00 News 30 Pameasan, the island capitaL we have recently invested more Investors Hear third change of government in four Written for Newspaper Enterprise BYl USE ONLY THE nNERT People'c Choice World's Beat Movies 8 heavily in common or preferred with numbered bottlaa are aup- days. ~- Assn, GRADE MATFJtlALS OBTAINAm4B Newa. Weather News, Sports A Weather 8. 12 plled to famlliea in ths_isoUted H ie majority of the National Phil Sllvera Show 11:15 Jack Paar Show (C) 10. 30 stocks or other types of bonds. Spiels on Tape Many years ago the late Dr. Death Valley Daye Starlight Movie 3 Here’s the question again; Australian outbaific ao do^ra can Assembly, •which flid to Gen Bernard Sachs chose a quotation Newe A Weather Feature 40 40 Granted we are making more preacrlhe tor minor allmgata with­ PARTY phoumi'a headquarters in Savan- from the writings of the second Million Dollar Movie Premiere 12 Your Pocketbook money, saving the same percent Tokyo—hni department stores and nakhet, voted no confidence ■ In century playwright, Terefice,'' for S A M Y U L Y E S Pother Knowa Beat 11:80 Jack Par Show ( C ) ...... 22 out making a call. Ftvo dootors, (Herald Photo by Satemla) T:lt John Daly 1:00 laile Newa 30 By FAYE HENLE age, where are we putting those other strategic places a large Japa­ nkM pUota, and 11 planea in the Qulnim's government last night, the frieze above the entrance to "SHOE REPAIRING OF THE BETTER KIN'D” , Highllghta Newa 8 according to a Savannakhet Ra­ the New York Academy of Medi­ Newa and Sign Off ___ 3 dollars? nese securitlee firm has Installed government’s flyhm-doetor sot Friday, December 23 — 10 Open Mondays AH Da.r—Closed W edsesdsy. ARetaoai Bporta Camera The Savings Bank Association ice care for tho 1,000,000 people in dio broadcast today. cine. "I.am a man.,’’ the inscrip­ Scotty Had a Hot Cargo^ hut He Ditched It SEC SATUlmAT^ IT WEKB FOB OOMFUCTB USTING Where Are You Potting Your push - button devices that give It said the Vientiane govern­ ners in Vernon. The truck is owned by Scotty’s Trssh Remov­ 28 OAK ST.—SAME SHIE AS WATKINB BROS. Savlngsr — It’s a Big Posxle of tho State of New York has the area. tion reads, "therefore nothing that You can't run away from a fire In the back of your tnick, but sskM this same question of a canned spiels -o prospective clients. STATE THEATRE, MANCHESTER ment, which is still officially head­ concerns mankind is alien to me.” you can dump; the fire out. That's whst this trash collector al. The cargo became the responsibility of the Vernon Fire Pertiaps you’d be good enough to Four kinds of up-to-the-minute ed by Neutralist Premier Souvan- did when his load burst into flame Saturday near Ogden’s Cor­ Department which extinguished the blaze. answer the question I put to a crosa section of easterners and Some time later, when my pub­ while they are tabulating their advice are available: on investment na-Phouma but controlled by act­ lishers and I were casting aboub Rculio couple of top-noUfii economists trusts, discount debentures, deben­ WINS PERSONAUTIK— CARTOON6 ing Premier Quinim, "la dissolved for a title for my five volume text without getting a aatisfaotory re- tepUes, Tm going to offer you (IW a Uattag loelndes oidy tfesaa news broMlcariU of M er couple more faete and a couple of tures, and monthly - investment and stripped^ of all constitutional written to meet the needs of the, piy- schemes. These are four-minute rights and powers." modem physician, we selected tiagbh. Some ataUona carry otbar short neweeasta). "Where are the people s sav­ hunches. Free RIHt.-Frss Refiethmaali WD no—lies Atl;10 R»y Somen _ talks; more advanced stock- POLAROID Savannakhet Radio said "It ,is “An Integrated Practice of Medl- ■ 3:00 Dei Rayce* Show ings going?" I asked. ril hope for some answers from market information is given in obvious this government cannot cine." 8:00 Newa WIMP—U8S Our personal income during the you and then wiMn the bankers eight - minute tape-recorded lec­ C A M B tA in d YOU MAY GET YOUR FREE TICKETS AT 8:10 Art Johneon Shew <:U0 FinanohU Newi come forth with their conclusions, , carry out ( its policies) or bring In each Instance, emphasis was j f f i 8:06 Raynor Shines 8:06 Showcase and Nsws first six months of the year tures. HOUSE and WAi.F. F A D AUTO STOKB ’ peace and security to the people." 11:06 Spotlight on Sports showed a 6.5 per cent gain over we’ll all compare. W INK U SH T KIT placed on the patient as a living | l2:06 Raynor Shines 7:0(1 Fulton Lewis Jr LITTLE and McKINNBY FOXTERTON’S, INC. It charged the government "al­ unit. Thus the physician who i ^ 1:06 Sign Off 7:16 Evening Devotions 1959. Savings that went into savings lowed Ckimmunists, enemies of cares for the patient is required | WHAV-eit 7:20 Showcase and Nsws I>ispoaable income—the amount and loan asaoeiations hit an all- V.S. to Gain 80 Million $ 7 9 . 9 9 t o t s *N t e e n s LEONARD’S SHOES 8:00 Big Show 7:36 The Reviewing Stand COOPERATIVE OIL MARI-MAD’S Lao people to come in. take pow­ to have a certain familiarity with j 8:90 John Daly 8:06 The World Today of money left over after we pay time high'during the hrst half of er and oppress the people day by all branches'of medicine. For It; 8:4U Big Show 8:30 Showcase and News taxea—rose by $16 billion, on an the year. That’s where some of our Washington—At present rates BEZZINrS YOUR YARN SHOP day." is only the complete physician . 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 11:00 Music Beyond the Stars and News annual rate, during the aecond money went and some went into the United States will add 80,- 7:15 Big Show 13:06 World News Roundup MANCHESTER PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO. , Quinim took over the Laotian who is qualified to treat the pa-1 11:30 puniic Affairs 12:16 Slgnoff (piarter of 1960 compared with credit union shares which are be­ 000,000 people by 1980—an In­ government yesterday from a tient as a whole. And it is only] 13:03 Sign Off. 1959. In the same period, personal ing bought in unprecedented NORMAN’S military junta which had headed an integrated program of treat­ expenditurea increased by $14.9 amounts. crease the else of the populations of Britain, Canada, and Scan- 446 HARTFORD RD. it for barel,^ 24 hours. ment that will enable the physi-1 8:00 Nsws Aircraft Workers billion. More of ue than ever are put­ Souyanna fled to neighboring clan to treat ailments that in- j 6:20 Weather and Sports ting our savings into profit-shar­ dinairia combined. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays 1 8:80 Supperttme Ssrenada Personal savinga In the second Cambodia Friday night after two volve every organ and every cell of SMILING SERVICE 8:46 Three Star Batra successive militarj' changes of the body, directly or indirectly. ?:00 Conversation Piece Get Turkey Bonus :80 News power in Vientiane. He had failed In a way, the text opposed the 7:46 Radio Moscow to bring the country any closer | tendency to over special* 8:06 Pops Concert United Aircraft Corp. announced to a negotiated settlement of the iz^tion. It frowned on ''department I 9:06 What's Your Opinion A 10:06 NIghtbest today that the annual "turkey" 6-year-old Laotian civil war. store medicine." It disapproved of I paymenta to employea of all dlvl- (Quinim would not comment on those specialists who tended to j bt Serenade alona would amount to approxl- the National Asaembl.v’s action "know more and more about less I but said hia troops would put up and less.” And it lacked sympathy wrop-rii4u mataly 18,000,000 thla year. The for the troubles of patients who | |;0Q Today In Hartford pa)onents are based on the length an all-out fight for the defense of VL|;16 Conn.. Ballroom Vientiane. wandered from one department to 7:00 Bob Scott of service of the employes. Earlier, Quinim said he had or­ another, sampling from this coun- j t:00 Ray Somers The turkey payments were atart- dered his troops not to attack ter and that. 11:00 News ad in 1920 when each of the ortginal Phoumi's forces besieging the On the positive side, the te x t, 26 employea of Pratt ic Whitney capital. recommended a return to a family 1 Aircraft reoeiTed a,ttirtuy after "But I cannot be sure they’ll doctor type of practice In which a H*lps Y«h OvBreom* the first Wasp Anglne had been as obe.v my orders," Quinim said. ; broadly trained general practition aembled and prepared for its in­ The troops defending Vientiane er functioned aa a clearing house FALSE TEETH itial teat run late Christmas Eve are imder the control of fiery para-'! for his patient's medical4 transsc- With the growth ^ United Aircraft troop Capt. Kong Le. who over­ tions. The chosen general practi­ Loessnsss and Worry Corp. the payments have supplant­ threw the last pro-American gov­ tioner cared for those condltioqs he No longer bs annoyed or fsol lU-at- ed the holiday turkeys and are now ernment here four months ago. felt competent to handle, referred asao beesuM ot loose, wobbly falsa made to the employe of all four tooth. FASTBETH, an Improved alka- Quinim said if his troops are to specialists those problems whose Itne (non-add) powder, sprinkled on divisions of the company—Pratt & YOUR HOSPITAL TODAY attacked they will fight back. Rus­ solution required special knowledge your plates bolds titaai Brmsrso they Whitney Aircraft, Hamilton Stand­ sian military aid started flowing or use of special technics or In­ issl more oomfortsbia. Avoid ombsr- ard, Slkonky Aircraft, and Nor- rssswiont caused by loooo plates. Oat into Vientiane Sunday. struments. PASTZETH St any drug eotmter. den. Soriet arms and ammunition air­ If you agree that this is the way lifted from nearb.v Hanoi could you'd like your medical affairs i - strengthen Quinini's bargaining; handled, you-and only you—can position with Gen. Phoiiml ■Stan the wheels turning. (Juinlm indicated he wotil3 like Choose aa your general practi­ the commimtfti meiltcal cenlgr to have Vientiane considered an tioner a competent physician you "open city” hut he has made no like and can trust. If you don't formal overtures to Pliouml. find one suitable in your.own neigh­ Form, r Choncy Mill* The Unitod States has poured borhood. look in nearby communi­ Hjrftorcl Ro.id XHToys millions in 'rnilitary aid into, Laos' ties. Modem tran.sportation permits •ind Pine St. fight against the pro-communist you great latitude in your choices. M.inchciter, Conn. Pathet Lao and supports Phoumi. Try to visit your chosen parteti- (In Washington, the State De­ tioner when you’re well ao he geta FREE PARKING Greot progress in the field of medicine partment said there has been no to know.iyour constitution in health) Later, let him decide which of your Christm as Parcel Pickup to change in U.S. aid policy because Your C.ir! of the Soriet action.) medical problems he feels compe­ V has made the hospital the most important tent to treat without 4lpecialist as­ Reinforcements for Phoumi's sistance. OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY—10 AM to 10 P M. troops outside Vientiane were dis­ If speciali.st rare is needed go patched from Savannakhet. Firing to one yovir practitioner suggeats building in your community. broke out during the night around or approves. With you, take a note SfCaALS POA TUESDAY and WEOMBSOAY Vientiane but it appeared to be from your practitioner giving a onl.v a probing skirmish. bi1ef summary of your medical (juinim has taken no steps so far i background, a statement of your to move to the presidential palace p:;eaent problem and an outline of U. S. TOP CHOICE LAMB vacated bj** Souvanna. attempted treatments that have 111 the short span of a few decades, the hospital Q)iinlm conferred for 90 min­ proved unsuccessful. COMBINATION utes with Soviet Ambq^ssador From the specialist obtain a sum­ has been transformed from an institution Alexander Abramov in the RUs- mary of his findings and recom­ 12 H E A LS INI) aian'a hotel room last night but mendations. Or a promise that this where one went to die... to a mcxlem medical neither would comment on their summary will be communicated SOUD PIECES diacusaions. to your practitioner by phone <>'' center where we go to get well. The streeta of the capital were letter. Then, when preliminaries deaerted before dusk except for have been completed, arrange for F O E S T E W m O militarj’ trucks and other army wpap-up conference with your sec­ Continued medical research to combat illness, vehicles shuttling between the air­ retary of health to get an authori­ and CHOPS FOR port and the perimeter apparently tative briefing and detail.ed direc­ expanded hospital plants, modem equipment strengthening the flimsy govern-, tions for further procedure. •ROHJNO ment defenses. and better trained personnel has given^hs the Sources close to Quinim say he considers his a caretaker govern­ Japan Predicta Gains • AT ECONOMY MEAT OEPARTMEHT • highest standard of health care in the world. ment. It is not expected to last Bofol M«ta|Mlism long. Tokyo—Japan's nstlonal output U. S. GOVERNMENT GRADED . . . Most western observers e.xpect is expected to be 2.8 times greater All of this, of course, has cost money. Almost it will be toppled either by force by 1970. the Japanese Economic HEAVY WESTERN REEF or by constitutional action from Deliberation Council predicts. It ex­ everything the hospitals use (fuel, food, power, the king of Laos, who la empow- pects automobile pro(1uction to lead eiTd to diaaolve it. •the way with a 700 per cent in­ SIRLOINl wages, equipment, eta) has contributed to the Laotiana revere their king. crease, followed by gains of 3150 R4R and Quinim would lose what little fol­ per cent in machinery manufac­ increased cost of care. And hospital experts, lowing he has. according to most ture. 310 per cent in chemicals, T-RONE observers, if the king were out 285 per cent in petroleum prodbets, who foresee even greater medical achievements against him. and 260 per cent In steel. with an even longer lifespan in years to come, One have indicated the cost of care will probably fe-.l Ldw Price! increase for some time to come. Open Before But when the emergency erises— maybe a SILVER SWAN life at stake— isn't it worth the small amount you pay for your Blue Cross? Is there really CHRISTMAS BATHROOM TISSUE anything more important in your family bud* Open The get— anything that can mean more? Way To ,. $ Easier 9.00 Yes^ it does cost more to go to a hospital today. Gift Opgrating Room Go Holidafing in And it may cost even more in the future. But Giving By Joining when modem hospitals have done ao much, Onr ’61 CAMPBELL’S C / \ l ID iant it worth it? Chriatm u* TOMATO d w U r Chib Make pertain you have Blue Cross where you work’-dollar for dollar, benefit for benefit, if a the best hospitalisation plan available. FREE . -. WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS WHEN YOU OPEN A '61 CHRISTMAS CLUB Handsome REGISTER BOOK (approximately SUxll) for keeping track of Birthdays. Anniversaries and Christmas FANCY. LARGE, RIPE Card Hat. You’ll find it very uaeful.

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procram m tlM aaUm of I aos petition of 10 per cent of regis­ Pupils at Church tered voters’ in the town. 8th Airm ail Hunted Santa's Workshop ^ Arab Astroliomerg ltourl{BBtrr was tettsrtnc on tha brink o f neu- South Windsor Top Rebel Hits Players Bloekljig PIsy traUsm, or ' perhaps Communism Retirement: In YulcSci^c There are JO days left to visit Softtittg IrraUl The Country Flayers, directed In Mountain Snow Did pioneer Work Itseff. The Open Forum by Tony Albaneee of' Hartford, Santa's Workshop at the Cen­ De Gaulle Plan Crews Battle ter Springs Lodge. The work­ i W s need the money. H ie money A cairistius p n g n m iqr Church are currently blocking out, the I {CoRfrnued fraRi Page Oro) Cairo — Two leading Arab aa- Happy Times shop is open 4 to '8 Monday UHCFTMini Comrauaicatloiia for' publieatioiu in the Open Forun nrill abt he ieheol mambers and th«ic fsaiUiss play, "Bom Yesterday,” ' which tronon#ra were Battanl (858-929) merely boomerangs when we spend BT MARtB DABBR through Friday, and 1 to 5 Sat­ S«8«Pl?QI.6'>4 guaranteod publication if they contain mora than SOO aror^a H ia was prisaatsd hg the (OoRURRod from PRgo Orr) will be staged at the Wapping It abroad. SdKwa^jGkildwnter is jured in landing in trees, one urday and Sunday. - and Blrunl (973-1048). Battani’s Harald raaecvaa tha right to' doclina to publiah any mattat Oiat Oiurch Bebool, UMsn tHdlsamrffiip Shifting Snow School Feb. 18, 17,. 18. Blocking severely. astronomical tables were used in against all spsndlngTYRs National He Went from ShoelBg ■ may N Ubaloua or which U in bad taau Frat axpraaaloit < polit­ of Mrs. Hooks JalmBbm,’ d M ^ w of regime alnce De Gaulle began hia opt is the process wnereby actors THelr B52 crashed in flames near the West till the Renaissance. He Aaaodatlon of Maniifacturera Horse* to OnMng Bogs ical vlinra la daalrad by eoatributlona o f thia chamtaiTJMit lattara roUgleus sduestMii;-’ tour bf, Algeria to woo Moslem Many local breadwinners stayed ■hd actresses leam the positions Barre, Vt., about 100 miles east of Bristol, Va,: Maj. Henry Luscomb, was the first to replace the Greek knowB that spending governs tax­ "I don”t look for work. I hays whldh ar#: defamatory or abuaiva will bo rajaetod. Lmirsaes Vlnesiit, ,fetrcS|Mie''Cofi> su p ^ rt fo r hia policy. home today aa the town was burled they are to occupy while on the North Hudson., 41, Simsbury, Conn.; Lt. James chord by the sine In trigonometry. Sara VO. 25, Newport, R. I.; Maj. es, and suapacts that taxes govern enough Jobs to keep me busy three gsdgstlansl.Cliureh ywfrBfbgr-Bfter- Ab'bFia statement at a news con­ l9y a country howler of a sno-W- stage. 1st. Lt. Ge'brge M. Davis, 27. Blrunl finally gave an accurate C im M hours a day, I want to save time wkm. ference was given added weight by atorm which had produced drifts Several male roles remain- to Pawtucket, R. I., walked out of Karl E. Keyes, 43. Hyattsvllle, determination of latitude and lon- prosperity. f main in school sU day. and nuMt for my , lodge meeting! and for School Boses PsrtieipSjits in th* senrtoa in- the 'Violent demonstrations yester­ at least a foot and a half deep in be filled. Anyone wishing to read the woods In an exhausted condi­ Md.; and Capt. Ronald D. Little, 29, gltudej and, 600 years before Gali­ wait a half, hour after, sehool for j u n N Within that room, tMat particu­ dancing.” Tq the Editor, cludad John Minnlck, A n je d ^ ' and day when throngs of Moalema ■pots by 10 a.m. for these parts should contact tion yesterday after a 40-hour Altoona, Pa, leo, discussed the possibility of the ‘ t S E B n r a the bus to arrive aatf drtve them Ruth Rhodes, Roimjd m in er, GASOLINF lar noon, there must have been There are the words of Mike We have voted to add an addi­ poured tltfough the streets openly South Windsor schools were ordeal His feet were froit-bitten. All were taken to Plattsburgh earth's rotation on its own axis. home and yet, when they do get on Deborah, Susan and Donna RiRnrl- Mrs, Louis Cersoslmo of .493 Ab­ almost unanimous agreement, fol­ Simonta, a 74-year-oId modem tion to a library to aid the culttiral flaunting Rebel flags in the faces closed. Davis met searchers near one of A ir Force Base. S.»u the bus they aren't allowed to talk bey Rd. for further details. Blrunl also determined the specific __ _ blacksmith who for 11 years has ten, Judith an^ ‘. Ann Philnpa- o f French troops. First Selectman Thomas Burges* [onUi. i.r lowed by an angry wonder that development of .our children, we to their friends for,fear the noise Albanese previously directed I two parachutes sighted yesterday, density of 18 precious stones and operated a thriving poet-retire­ Chriatmaa muaic waa provtdad' hy Abbas said any Algerian admln- said many complaints were re­ _ •••••• such aimple common sense wasn't have bought hundreds of dollars level might g ft too high and dis­ tha caisrub ChMr, with mombara productions of a State of Con- He was unable to talk to newsmen, Steering Wheels Shrink minerals. I* o w ment bueiness In hie own garage. Hrtration under French rule would BANTLY OIL worth o f equipment to improve the turb the driver. J t they should from Gradaa S, 4 .and .8, undof tha ceived from residents by the high­ nectlcut office workers theatrical Airman l.C Charles E. Morris, being allowed to govern national So skilled la Slmonls at getting be a puqypet of "The Army of Oc­ I . iMr \ \ , |\i sanitation In our town, we have speak to a friend they are yelled at diraction of Xfiaa M a r m t^ ite . way department, but that his men group and a T V production by the 32, Clearwater. Fla., who suffered Detroit — Motor-car steering SHOP CENTER LARGEST n u e m policy. Why tax and spend on boon­ cupation and the Colonialist,^ ad­ T « * _ tools back into ahape that an en­ ■pent a fortune building new in a way that no-adult would stand S^oiata W4re M yra TraaSh and were doing the best they could to Forrestvllle Players. » fractured pelvis, was reported In wheels used to be 1814 inches in Melbourne — The largest drive- . • 'I \ \ I I.-' I 1 •• f t * Amocui '!■ asehuiTtiir ministration.” doggle abroad which merely turns gineering firm that used to send schools for our children and re­ for. Our Ohiidren bcg‘ us to drive Staldian Netb, vdth ' R^bsrt C. keep roads clear. The Country Players are arrang- serious condition, diameter or larger and made of in shopping center In Australia people against us? chisele to a city several Hundred vised the honor roll to make it them to school, stall in the morn­ V a terA t tha organ, From his exile headquarters He said a strong wind com­ ing production schedules and con- "^ e others, reported In good con­ wooden segments. Now they are opened recently on a 30-acre plot TEL Mltclidi ’, May added in a weekend state­ be Instituted only by request of A widower with I children, V Algerian people will fight on to best snd commercially cleanest of fgl MAO) STREET M l g - IIt l ment. the local governing body or on ptndenee for the Algerians. grandchildren and 10 greatgrand­ the end snd will certainly have the Subsequently, he had opportu­ these sports for children, like L it­ children. Slmonls Is firm about last word." nity to demonstrate his own cour­ tle I.#eague ^aseball and Midget saving plenty of time for recrea­ age and consistency. His speech Football, repreaen. the aelflees and tion. United Nations, N. Y., Dec. 12 Us« great to hiTc the prt- counters filled with gorgeous when he was merely a »enalor? Mtny residents of the Pfecific Northwest* make is no better place to live — or to visit — than the g ifU fo r one and all w ilt have developed more coordination miiim payment convenience Hert- The ansM-er. If the qiiealion doe* It a point never to leave the area. Everything a meet with your approyal. ar.d matiHlty.” The Medical -So- fortl make* avtilahle to in prop- Pacific Northwest. There is everything that yhU present Itself, will be moat im­ Say! Take home a box of rlet.v’a editorial atatea that "the arty inaurance policykolden. Tha family could want to do or to«see are within a could want and then some. those luscious U m ey Choco­ portant and significant, for it vvill rcadical problem 1.-' enhanced enor­ Hartford Premium Payment Plan FAIRWAY lates. Imported from Ireland. few hours’ drive of hoine. do much to tell us and the w-orld mously wheh undeveloped miiaclaa aNowa you to lump all yoer ptop- * Washington, Oregon, Idaho. 'Tou'll soon be back for more. Extension phones have been welconiegift* foryears— ^ut' whether the new administration's “YoHr XMAS WONDEflUND (or Shoppii|!” and iinfuaed epiyhpses (the unat­ arty inaurahec prtmiumi Mgcther Do you want to take your vacation in the moun­ foreign policy la going to b* more tached enda of long bonea, at which and pay thia iuin in tingle aaanthly tains or at the seashore? In the Pacific Northwest ihere’a never been one; like the Princess before! It’s lovely — concerned with being right, or growth origliialeai are subject to inatallmenta. Call ut today for mart M AIL TO: Julia Bella of 160 Oakland with being opportunistic and poli- you can do both. Some of the most spectacular Street took a lot of ribbing twisting atreasea and untutored deutlt on thia hedget esAng pUa. < .adds beauty to any room, while it’s adding convenience. |t’a Uc. mountains of this continent and the most inviting ei. FASO HA'nmAL tAS COMFANY frbm her eighth-grade fellow Impact," Rtudles suggsat, the edi­ twr NOaTHfRN LIFE TOWER students when ahe informed little — takes up about half the space of your regular telephone torial atatea, that "one out of-five beaches are within a few hours’ drive of each other. WILL BE OPEr4 them that sh« had written a SERTTLE 1, WASHINGTON letter to President-Elect John HamofliooH OeauApn participaiit* will auataln Injury- F/a*i* a**^ m » Mieqhiiv e* ON A m M * tH fU twtL Do you enjoy green forests or warm, sunny Kennedy. The shoe is now • . . fits smartly on the amalleat shelf or stand. I t lights up— for easy dialing at of these Injuries one In five will / am MtemoNd <■.- ’ For .ones apeaker, audience, on the other foot, for Jtllia be fractures and one In eight frac­ desert? Both are in the Pacific Northwest. □ WA«Hiw«TON □ oaeaoM □ n>ano night. And the flick of a switch turns this set into a softly glowing night light. theme, and obvious rlrc'imslsnce is now the proud possessor tures will Involve eptph.vsea and / JR* ktHrmM tit e*.- of a letter from Mr. Kennedy all seemed in perfect harmony You can hunt with a scatter gun for ’l^rds a^d EVERY NIGHT possible deformity." □ VACATIONIN« IN THE FACIRC NORTHWEST. himself. How does it feel to The apeaker wa* Senator Barrv This la the-comment of only one w ith a rifle hNT game, both in the same day. You □ OFFORTUNmES FOR FROFEStlONAL FEOFLE. be the "Queen” of the North Make arrangements’now to have the Princess bring special pleasure to a special Ooldwater of Arinona, The audi­ Junior High, Julia? medical aocisty, and merely raises can go boating on salt or fresh watw in the morn­ □ OFFORTUNITIES FOR A FAIM,V aUSINESS. ence waa a luncheon meelinp of □ OFFORTUNmES FOR REHREO FEOFLE. someone. (Youi’ needn’t pay a penny till after tha holidays.) You’ll receive an' a question which experience and ing and then ski in the afternoon- You can fish .in the National Aasociauon of Manu­ exf>ert opinion elsew-here may an­ for facturers. So many new and lovely attractive gift eertifleate for the Christmas tree — your promise to her that the' swer satisfactorily enough. It is, Ee«t Tenter salt 'water, magnificent rivers, o>r beautiful lakes. The theme was that thia country A d d ro st. TILL items have arrived at Keith’s furthermore, a comment on one Variety, “the 5 Sc 10 of the ought to atop spending iu money Street The climate is moderate. The scenery is Princess is on its way! $he can then choose the color of her phone— white, beige.' particular si>ort, which happens to City Odd S4*4e. Christmas North End.” Toys for chil­ fOr foreign economic aid. Phone iiivulve the "hurly-burly of scrim­ magnificent The things to do are exciting. There dren. gifts for babies— every­ MI .‘1-1126 STARTir^G pink, blue, or turquoise — and the place ahe wanta it installed. To order or find out **We have seen nothing of graat mage. ” But It should ha noted that one has been considered. For value produced in the 15 years Instance, have you seen the the qiteatlon has been raised, froni Shopping mote, just call our butinaaa office or ask Mny talephone man. wa’ve been engaged in It.” said 175 MONDAY dainty wallets and change a source to which It would seem purses for teenagers 7 Or, Ooldwater. extremely difficuH to attribute any perhaps, the dainty organdy Aa Senator Ooldwater spoke, petty or unworthy motive. aprons in soft pastel colors T " outaide clrcujnetaacea were chlm- Mother wouldn’t min'd own­ laA in, aa If to etrengthep hia argu- EL PASO NATURAL 6AS lilCOMPANY ing one of them, believe me. gboot SI* (Jrt Sprint Anne Dear old Dad hasn’t been for. gotten either for we have Tiw United States was pleading THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY WasfalngtjOn—T brae nations— stocked up on a SU PE R IO R poverty to the world, and Egypt, Indonesia, and Iraq—re­ Immmm VlHm ugF H* *1**11**0. R l F tw * Ma I ga* larvlB* •* r***N rntarnm g «* MoNNiakof* M tt w*aS*n»' brand of socks he will be lenking for ail kinds o f ways to cut ceived 90 per cent of the 'Soviet oneariil*. w*o*d«. Wyoming. VMon, OMonM*. AH**n*. Mm * M—N *, an* Vmia* proud to weak*. Add a widlat apaodlng abroad. Union's military .aid outgido Iron and somo Hanes' underwear such a auppoaad liunfcaas Curtain couatries .during flscal to His list and It will be a 19M., Tsmaa, Afghanlataa, and MAINFAIRWAYS ST.. MANCHESTER PIMIIO M l 3-1212 Tdsrry Christmas for aU.’’ . « f M b m b uHs at am tmrmgm aid Ghiiaaa got the rest. s • • .. -Jk. '1 / , ______: Uife'.'-. - \ H - ■ — . -V V,

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ed delays up to more than two home of Mm. Charles Chert, Bol- i p bourn on its Boidon-to-Now Tork toa Center rA Rockville-Vernon Stores Sell Four Die runs. It Mid commuter trains also A Manchester Water Co. public, were behind schedule because of hearing before the PUC scheduled the storm. thla morning was postponed. No Snow and Wind Sock Town, Storm Items The train delays also ‘marled new date has as yet been set. The As Storm mail deliveries in the area. company is applying for permis­ Retail sales-in stores on an al­ obilized A few towns in the state were sion to iasus mor1(|;aga bonds. Crews Work Through Night most deserted Main'St. today were Cities hit by power faUdree. The Army-Navy Club haa can­ limited largely to ztormrconnected •* (OMtimied from Faga Oiw) Biting winds piled the snow into celed Ita setback party tonight at Hits State 12 Inch drifU in eome places, but Heavy anows and wind tocked Study SesMon Canceled wares. the clubhouee. There was a lively demand for ory of veteran employes, the New swept roads bare elsewhere. A ifleeUng of the executive com­ Rockville and rural Vemon ^today Torit Public Libraiy had to close « llratn Paftt Oae) The lack of snow so far In No­ The meeting of officials of boots. At Glenney’s Men’s Shop, Nittery.------mittee of Nutmeg Foreet, Tall as hard as anywhere else and Vernon’s three governments on Kinney. 88, of 180 Pearl 8 t, for Its main library at Fifth A've. and vember and December had been so Cedars of Lebanon, scheduled for men’s arctics ■were selling well this 42nd 8 t, as well as all its 80 rtr« out ^oricinc on the tti« ioadi.roodi. nearly complete as to cause the highway crewa and hired trucks the consolidation study, sched­ morning, and kt House and Hale trial on a choigo of driving while 8 ^ wtoida added to the (onelerml tonight, haa been postponed to to­ uled for tonight at 8 o’clock at under the Induence of UquOT’ ttt branches. Weather Bureau to compare this have worked without letup since department store there were cus­ At midmomlng the temperature iiacomfortliacamfort Snow accummatiiaccumulations year with other "no-snow” years morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Ma­ the City Hall, has been can­ tomers for men’s, women's and dfuga ranKOd tr^ m 8 to ^4 inchea. Drlfta sonic Temple. Because of the about 9:30 last night. celed because of the storm. Until Dec. 37: Thomas .O. Oole, reading In New York was 16 de­ to ear-window height. in the record book. Christmas holidays, the regular Plowing operations early today children’s boots. grees and the north winds were wen Towns such as Norfolk, which At Bllsh Hardware, the only 42, of 98 WoddeU Bd., charged with Late this morning Manchester monthly meeting has been ad­ went smoothly until motorists be­ driving while undw the influence howling in guata up to 86 miles an traditionally gets anow before the first prepared sledding slops will sales were for snow shovels, blow­ hour as snow continued to fall. Air­ Highway Department workers rest of the state each year, have vanced to Monday, Dec. 19. gan to ply the roads causing mi­ of liquor or druge; John C. wen atlU concentrating their ef­ The Town Planning and Zon­ nor tie-ups and slowing snow be put to use. ers and storm-related accessories. ports were closed and feny boats been visited by light accumulations Although conditions seem to be For the few hardy folks who (Jhakouion, 87, of Providence^ R.I., crept across the harbor. The boats forts on plowing paths rather than already, but this was the first ing Commission meeting scheduled clearance. the best for sledding, they are i.ot charged with Urceny. clearing roads entlnly in the drift­ for tonight has been canceled. Andrew Tricarico, town high­ braved the first storm of the sea­ Sotorday' Cases operated 'with skeleton crews, be- ^ statevkdde storm. good for skating. son, conditions In the stores were cause many hands could not reach ing snow. a ty traffic in most places moved The Epworth Circle, WSCS, of way superintendent, said there The City Recreation Commission Aldo J. Pluccl, 87. of Bethel was Shifts had been at work since South Methodist Chimch, has post­ were no major tie-ups today, but perfect for Christmas shopping— found guilty of spewing and flned their Jobs. at a crawl. State police lowered members yesterday put together a no crowds and plenty of salespeo­ 8:30 p.m. Sunday and at 11 a.m. the speed limit on the Merritt poned its meeting tonight tmtil there have been several Instances huge plastic cover to be placed on 8». The winter storm, driven by today 33 workers were manning 13 Parkway to 25 miles per hour—30 Wednesday at ^ i. at the home of motorists with smooth tires or the ground within the old skating ple. A saleslady at Burton’s re­ The charge of possession of ob­ high winds out of the southwest, pieces of equipment, including m.p.h. below normal—at 8 a.m. of Mrs. Carl >n, 29 Spruce without sufficient weight in their area In H|?nry Park, but they were ported one woman customer made scene literature smd pictures also battered New Jersey, Phila­ payloaden and a gnider besides Itate av il Dtt-ector William St. cars for traction getting stuck unable tot flood the cover suffi­ 825 worth of Christmas gift pur­ against Raymond A. Montpetlt, 62, delphia, Central Indiana, Balti­ trucks, according to workers at L. Schatxman said a statewide on turns or twitched sideways on ciently to provide skating tonight. chases. of 62 Jensen St., was nolled. more, Kansas City, Boston and the town highway garage on Har­ training exercise, scheduled for the roads. The cover was purchased to pre­ At Harrison’s Gift Shop, &e Howard Hagedom of 89 Oakland many other cities. At least 15 rison St. tonight, was postponed until fur­ Ho aaid six trucks, two be­ vent water seeping Into the leading sales item was Christmas St. was found Innocent oMiPsach of deaths were attributed - to the The crew waa further strength­ ther notice. And a meeting of the Obituary longing to the town and four ground on the customary skating cards. A few women shoppers peace. S ' ^ etorm over the weekend — 4 of govemor'a Civil Defense Advisory 'Three cases were continued. them in Philadelphia. ; ened ^ seven plow-equipped hired trucks, began sanding at area. reasoned this would be a good The storm dumped as much as trucks rented from the Jarvis and Council, set for this afternoon, al­ 9:30 last night When the enow David K. Welch, a member of night to address Christmas cards Until Saturday: Bruce A. Cord- Susan Ann Webster ner, 23, of 146 Park St., for trial 15 inches of snow in the Phila­ Ansaldl construction companies, so was canceled. got heavy, the trucks turned to the recreation commission, said in the safety and warmth of their delphia area and 11 inches in New. the workers aaid. Some towns were hit by power Susan Ann Webster, 5-week-old plowing. At noon today, the same the new rink will be opened for homes. on a charge of assault and battery; failures for a while. Parts of twin daughter of Ronald D. Web­ Uonel W. Janelle, 86, of 104 Union Jersey. They estimated the depth of crews were still In operation, hav­ skating as soon as possible. The A few of the regular clients fail­ Temperatures ranged from yes­ snow at nine or ten inchea and Danbury, Bethel and Brookfield ster and Geraldine Sawyer Web­ ing worked steadily through the commission members began flood' ed to show up today at Shearson St., Rockville, for trial on a charge were affected. ster, 359 Adams St., was asphyxi­ of assault and battery; Kenneth E. terday's high of 81 degrees at said they hoped to get far enough night. Ing It yesterday but the sudden Hammlll Sc Oo., investment brokers, Miami, Fla., to 20 below sero at ahead bT tonight to start clearing FORECASTS ated In her crib yesterday, police The combination of heavy ■wind snow storm put a stop to the ac' but most of the regular observers Stapleton, 22, of 16 Oakland St., Hartford, Springfield; all Con­ reported and the dry, light snow ha8 made tlvity. for trial on a charge of assault and west 'Yellowstone, Mont. roads to their full width, rounding necticut eones except Eaatem and The Infant was discovered by her were on hand this morning to battery. The storm shuttered airports in off comers, and sanding. Stalled Southern—continued blowing and father about 15 minutes after a the task a hard one, Tricarico said. Welch said the sledding slope watch the stock market quotation the East and halted elevated cars were holding up progress in drifting snow warning. Snow feeding. .She was pronounced dead Two trucks and four men were should be ready for use tomorrow monitor. Stocks were reported ac­ trains in New York. Several more many areas, it was reported tapering off this afternoon but on arrival at Man^ester Memorial sent to Tunnel Rd. late in th at the latest, when the snow on It tive and advancing today. inches of snow was expected to Bus service In Manchester was strong winds and blowing and Hospital. . Dr. Robert Keeney, sent to Tunnel Rd. late in the gets packed down. The New York Stock Exchange Many Oddities fall during the day. Abandoned thrown completely off schedule by drifting snow continuing this af­ medical examinee, said the baby morning to clear the road for the Clearing the land for the slope opened late at 11 a.m., and the and stalled automobiles littered stalled cars. ternoon and much of tonight. Be­ regurgitated and asphyxiated. Vernon Fire Company 2 ambulance was undertaken by city public American Exchange at noon. highways. “It's a hopeless situation'* said coming colder, afternoon tempera­ •ITie baby waa bom Oct. 25. which was sent for Mrs. Abigail works personnel late In October, Many of the retail stores remain­ During Storm La Guardia and Idle'Wild Air­ Edward Royoe, president of the ture near 15 and the minimum Survivors, besides her parents, Murphy, who was due to be ad­ when Recreation Commission ed closed. Among those which did ports in New York City and New­ Silver Lane Bus Co. He said a bus tonight xero to 10 above. Mostly include maternal grandparents, mitted to Rockville City Hospital Chairman Donald Berger suggested not open were Watkins Bros., Corel which left Manchester for Hart­ this afternoon. There are always a number, of ark and Teterboro In New Jersey fair and continued bitter cold Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sawyer of that such a slope be cleared. Aider- Casuals, Land of Fashion, Dewey- oddities associated with a storm ceased operations. ford at 7 a.m. had not returned by Tuesday with diminishing winds, Authorities said that, because of men John S. Gill and Bernard S. Richman, and Levine’s. All banks 11 a.m. Royce added the storm ap Wlllimantic; paternal grandpar­ the heavy anow, the ambulance such as this. The Belt Pardeway—one of the ' the high again near 15. ents', Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Web­ Grous concurred sind arranged for were open for business. Also open Manchester police were called principal orteriee In Bro(Alyn and peared to have caught Manchester Eastern Connecticut — contin­ ster, 216 Adams St.; three sisters, was dispatched early. the work to begin. were drug stores, Burton’s, Mar­ "flatfooted" as roads were not Two auto accidents, one in The slope was finished three to transport an expectant mother Queens and a principal feed to ued blowing and drifting snow Karen Ann, 3, Sharon Lee, 1 ^, and low’s, W. T. Grant, food and hard­ to the hoiqdtal. toke the Judge and Idlewild airport—waa closed com­ sufficiently clear to prevent tie- warning. Snow tapering off late Rockville and one in rural Vernon, weeks ago when Berger arranged ups caused by stalled cars. The Sandra Lee, 5 weeks, and a step­ last night were attributed to the for work to rake the slope and ware stores. clerks to the police and court pletely. afternoon or evening but strong brother, Lawrence Paradist of Wll- building, and guard an open man On 50th St. in RockefeBer Cen­ same condition existed in East winds and blowing and drifting llm antic. storm. A sedan and a station wag' clear It of stones. Hartford according to reports, he snow continuing this , afternoon on collided at Prospect and Park It lies on the south side of Fox hole. ter In New York stalled oars and N e w said. Private funeral services will be Sts. In the dty about 10:30 p.m Hill. Shortly before 8 o’clock. Patrol­ buses completely tied up east-west Shaving Invention! and tonight. Becoming colder, af­ held at the Holmea Funeral Home, man James McCooe was dispatch­ traffic. Waldo M. Plaisted, manager of ternoon temperature near 16 and 400 Main St., Wednesday. The Rev. At 9:20 p.m., cars driven by Al­ Court Cases the Hartford division of the Con the minimum tonight zero to 10 bert Lazzaris, 20, of Stafford Yemen and Talcottville new* I* ed to 78 Linden St., where Mrs. In Nantucket Harbor, Boston, a NEEDS N0THIN6 BUT WHISKERS necticut Company, said "the main Lawrence F. Almond of South Springs, and Robert Rlnner, 56, of handled by The Herald’s Rockville Madeline Meyers waa in need of a Coast Guard lifeboat was stove in above. Methodist Church will officiate. quick trip to Manchester Memo­ trouble is stalled cars all over the Mostly fair and oontinuod bitter Baxter St., Tolland, collided at Bureau, 6 W. Main St., telephone Andrew Kissell, 19, of 766 E. and sank while rescuing six men road" throughout the company's Burial will be in East Cemetery. 'Tremont 6-3136. Middle Tpke., was given a six- rial Hospital to give birth to her from a g;rounded vessel, but all cold Tuesday with diminishing There will be no calling hours. Reservoir Rd. and the Rt. IS exit ' t service area. Bch'edules were com­ winds, the high again near 15. to Mile Hill Rd. month suspended sentence and fifth child. hands swam ashore safely. pletely disrupted, he said. 'There was moderate damage in placed on probation for one year On the way McCooe also picked Winds reached 36 miles sm hour Southern Connecticut—continued WInthrop A. Reed up two nurses who had to report nN D O U T Peter Van Straten, owner of the blowing and drifting snow warning. each accident, police aaid, but Mailmen Recalled; for breach of peace. in gusts In New England and were New Remington Wlnthrop Allen Reed, 61, of 16 for work and were unable to get City Cab Co., Said many calls were Snow tapering off this afternoon there were no injuries or arrests. Edward J. Bartley, 28, of 126 expected to push the blowing snow received from people who did not Sanford Rd., died yesterday at the Public works personnel indicated Eldridge St., was given a 60- their cars going. kt a rate of 60 m.pJi. later in the FOR but strong-winds and blowing and Rocky Mill Ifeterans Hospital after Boxes Snowbound Mra. Meyers’ physician. Dr. Wil­ want to take their own cars into drifting snow continuing this after­ a long illness. that sanding operations would be­ day suspended sentence and day. SHAVEMASTER the storm, but that the cabs were gin as soon as the snow stopped placed on probation for one year liam D. Stroud, also had to have The Weather Bureau, predicted YOURSELF I noon and much of tonight. Be­ He was bom In Worcester, Mass., Manchester mailmen and police assistance to get out of his having little more luck than busses coming colder, afternoon tempera­ March 31, 1899, and had lived falling. drivers were recalled this for throe counts of using a motor 6 to 10 Inches of snow in the In getting through tieups caused To Go Caroling vehicle without the owners permis­ 91 Strickland St. residence. coastal areas of southern N ew W ith by stalled and abandoned cars. The tures near 20 and the minimum here for 20 years. Mr. Reed was morning by 11 o’clock. Mrs. Meyers was still awaiting tonight 5 to 16. Mostly fair and employed as an inspector at Pratt The Episcopal Church Women TheYre pretty tired out, sion. England, eaising off to 4 to 8 roads were not sufficiently plowed, of St. John’s Church plan to go Susan Zwick, 63, and her brother the arrival of the baby at 1:30. continued bitter cold Tuesday with and Whitney Aircraft in East after being out in that stuff Judge Jules Karp, Court Clerk Inches In southern New Hampshire LEKTRONIC Van Straten said. caroling tomorrow night beginning George, 63, both of 58 Garden St, HIVELOCITY Despite the storm, Manchester diminishing winds, the high 15 to Hartford until his retirement four for three hours,” said Thomas Mrs. Katherine Bourne, and AS' and coastal Maine and less than 3 20. years ago. He was a member of its trek. Morlarty, assistant postmas­ were fined 825 each for unlawfully in Vermont. industries reported little difficulty. The carolers plan to visit recording a wager on a horse race. sistant Clerk Mrs. Alice Hutchin­ Wind for all zones—northerly 16 the U. S. Naval Air Force In World ter. son all had to be driven to the New Jersey State Police declar­ Wells C. I^nnlson, president of to 30 gusty this afternoon, 16 to War I. Atamlsn’s Boarding Home where "By 11 a.m. the men were Mrs. Margaret M. Davis of 129 ed a highway state of emergency Case Bros., said w or^rs reported Bissell St. was fined 812 for speed' police station In cruisers so that SHAVING ACTION 25 tonight and northerly to north­ Mr. Reed was a member of South they will present a Christmas two hours behind. *rhey were the regular court session could be and urged all non-essential traf­ on schedule, except for the office westerly 15 to 20 Tuesday. Methodist Church, a life member basket to the guests of the home. calling in one after another ing. fic to keep off the roads. Police SHAVER staff, of whom about half were held. 'The session finally began at Windsor Locks, Dec. 12 Cooper Hill St. Mass of requiem at St. Augustine’s ed from a parked position and the A Chri.atmas party for members Church, Hartford, at 9 o'clock. 3 Speed Windshield frosted over while she of the Holy Ghost Mothers Circle, Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict was driving, cutting her view. Cemetery, Bloomfield. At 9:30 cars being driven by .scheduled for tonight, haa been Joan E. Moseley of (,'oliimbia Lake Iioslponed to Dec, 19 at 7:30 p.m. Friends may call at the funeral end John W. Mcllduff, 21, of ffl Mlller'a Restaurant. home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock, 1 ..Wethersfield, received light dam­ Loyal Circle, King's Daughters, and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to GRAND UNION DBUXI SPEEDSHAVER age when they collided at the Cen­ has osneeied its potiurk supper to­ 9 p.m. I ter. Police said the Mcllduff car night. ■kidded into the rear of Miss Mose­ Ail reereatlon renters of the Funerali ley's car. Town Recreation Department will Cake Mixes with ROTARY BLADES Parker Soren, manager of Uie be closed tonight Santa’s Work- Ix*rrainn Theresa Brouiltelte Manchester division of the Hart­ •shop at Center .Springs Park ia The funeral of Lorraine Theresa «* WMnaVWOW . ford Electric Light Co., reported no aiao eloaed. Broulllette, (Ive-year-old daughter MCI • p iv rs POOD power difficulties. No lines were cut A meeting and Christmas party of Mr. and Mrs, Roland BrquIIleUe, during the storm, he said. of Gleaners Circle, WSCS, South 40 Edmund 8t., was held Saturday No telephone lines are dCAvn and Methodist Church, haa been post­ morning at the John F. Tierney 'Floating-Heads' follow every It’s the razor that changed no phones have been reported out poned to tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In .Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., contour of the face. of order, 'out Manchester and area the chapel. followed by a Mass of the Angels 0 Americal’s shaving habits I callers have met delay because the Bowling scheduled by the West at the Church of the Aasut^tion. Extra-large shaving head! number of calls has Jammed the Side Rer bowling league tonight Celebrant was the Rev. Francis 2 > 4 3 * 0 for faster, closer shaves. Now every man can shift the circuits. Uoyd Hobron, manager haa been canceled T. Butler. The Rev, Joseph Farrell Twin shaving heads, more of SNETCO, Mid that the large A Christmas party for the In­ was seated in the sanctuary. speed, set the head, tailor the asmuch ritsa of the Church of the Organist and soloist .. was Paul comb slots, offer clean, number of calls has caused trouble osmooth shaves, no Irritation. GIFT shave to his face. No matter in getting dial tones throughout Nazarene, acheduled for tomor­ Chetelet. the area. row, Will be poatponed until next Burial wa* in St. James' Ceme­ Famous rotary blades assure how tough his bedrd, how The storm blew Into the State week. tery, where Father Butler read the skin comfort, closeness.' from the west last night, and the The Manchester Emblem cJlub committal. California l^avsl o tender his skin, he’ll get fast­ V. 8. Weather Bureau at Windsor has p

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J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DEjCEMBER J2, 1960 P A G E TSM MANCHESTER BVEOTNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. I960 nthe Bunutp*Skinner Memorial Li­ Andover brary Wedneaday at > p m; Mam- Bolton About Town Jobless Totals navy print dress with red roM here are aaked to bring their own C^nei*al Alarm corsage. Aft^r Year in Jail greens.^' clippers and other mate­ A Christma* party for the Pro- Wedding A reception for 128 guests was Town Began rials. Town Meeting feaaional Women’a Club will be Highest Since held at the Manchester Country Chrlstmss records will be pro­ held tomorrow kt 8 p.m. at the Fire Sweeps Ctid> fOUowlng'ths osrsmony. Ths vided by Mrs, Winston Abbott to home of Mm. Myrtle 'Williame, Curran - Whalen cdiintry chib was dsoorated with Uphaus Holds Firmly Digging Out furnish "mood music” while the To Consider 1832 Tolland Tpke. Members are Days of 1930s holly Isavas, pMnsetUss and a sU- group makes wreaths, sprays and reminded to bring a gift for either ' - V. Mystic Block 'vSr Christinas tree. other arrangementa for home and a man or woman patient at the (CootlhiMd from Pag* One) For a wedding trip to New Torh community use. Each' year the Adding Roads City, Mrs, Currah ^o re a rust and Against Tale-Bearing Sunday Night Norwich State Hospital. There (ContiaisM tntn Pag# Oh-' black walking Ault with fox col­ group decorates the library mantel, also be an exchange of grab The number of the long-term and makes two w'reaths for the 11- lar, black accessortMi., and cym- (Oonttmiad trim Fngt Q m ) Thrw truck* were resdled for Th« Board of Selectmen have bag gifta. unemployed, those idle for 18 thg north side of the strMt. WlOi- biiUum orchid corsags.\ThA cou­ marches, demonstrations, pray­ brary|door*. A large wreath la also scheduled a apecial town meeting weeka or longer, remained un­ ,ln 20 minutAa adjoining atores er nieetlngs and all-iilght vigils the etorm yesterday and sent out made for the firehouse. changed In November at about one ple will live at 27 N e w ^ , Man- oausA I still bsHeve I did Ois vOnly between 10 and 11 p.m. to keep the Ho.stesses will be Mr.s. E. K. for Dec. 19 at 8 p.m. at the Com­ The Round Table Singers will ,^wter« beyond earving. riiester, after Dec. 18. \ outside the jail. During his year of rehearse tonight at 6:30 at Man- million. This is one-fourth of the The fire Jumped across the Mrs. Curran is a 1048 graduate thing , that I cduld honorably have confinement, he was allowed use roads open durinR the first snow­ Seyd. Mrs. Theodore Moberg, and munity Hall to act on two por­ total unemployed. street; which is also U.S. Route 1, done, given my ChristlAn philos­ Mrs, Raymond Stoner. eheater High School. of Msnehester High School, s » lU of four extra cells. He crammed fall of the year;' First Selectman tions of roads for acceptance Into There are about 200,000 more about 1 a.m., setting ablaze the employed in the research labomr ophy of life and my loyalty to our these eventually with correspond­ Percy Cook said this mominp;. CI«S Children's Christmas Party Strand Theater and a drygoods The annual children’s Christmas the town road system. Miss Lynn Sharp, daughter of long-term unemployed now than tory library of United Aircraft Bill of Rights. ence and'printed matter. He had Cook, who was out plowing un­ The Town Planning Commission Mr. and Mrs. Winston H. Sharp, a year ago. store. Corp. in East Hertford. Mr. Cur- a typewriter, and worked on a til 3 a m. today, said the second party sponsored by the Catholic • ’i The Labor Department’s month­ At 1:58 a,m. a wall of the theatet "I f^el that I upheld New book describing his experiences. Ladles' Society will be held from approved 400 feet of Mt. Sumner 'M S8S Summit St., will participate in ran attended Oberlin College, the Hampshire’s own' constitution that crew is working now. They "have Dr. and 1,000 feet of Dean Dr. at a dance program, "Carmlna Bura- ly appraised of the job situation collapsed, sending smoldering University of Louisville, University He insisted throughout that he been over the roads two or three 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday in St. Colum- said the 150,000 decline In the 'debris into the Mystic River. guarantees ths rights of con­ ba's parish hall. The party ia open its meeting last Tuesday. Both na," at Sarah Lawrence College, of Cincinnati, and Univcralty of never was a Communist and that times already.’i Berause it is snow­ manufacturing sector is about At the opposite end of the block, Connecticut. He was graduated science. his efforts were directed to further­ ing so fast and drifting rapidly. to all children of the parl.sh from sections of roads are located in Bronxville, N.Y., tomorrow eve­ 'firemeh had brought a hose into ‘T realize that In world of ten­ pre-school age through sixth grade. the Mt. Sumner tract off Bolton ning. The dance program will be tw.ee the expected drop for the from Washington Univendty, St ing "world peace and civil liber­ Cook said he advised the Andover m month. peeltion to protect a large Jewelry Louis, Mo., with a bachelor of sci­ sion And strife our country must ties." elementary school principal, Mrs. The general chairman. Mrs. Center Rd. presented on a new "apace stage" 'Store on the comer. They were Terri* CIArk Photo look to its security, but In a de­ Walter Depttila, of Oniumbla. will in the college auditorium. The report said that, whereas ence degree in mechanical engi' ■ The New Hampshire attorney Doris E. Chamberlain, early thi.s The tract, which is being built Job declines had earlier been con­ forced to fall back when an over­ neering. HS was a member of Sig­ Erigfiged mocracy, aspeclally in one as ad­ general called Uphaus’ Imprison­ morning not to nin the buses if be assisted by Mrs. Clarence on land formerly owned by the head traffic light fell to the ground, ma Phi Epsilon fraternity at vanced as ours, we have the great Grant, of the same town, and Mrs. -.’-'j'. fined largely to steel and auto in­ ment "a case of self-manufactured the storm were to continue. Sumner family, will be situated on Members of the Lillian Gertrude dustries, they now extend to vir­ landing on the hose. Washington University. He was The engagemenV^f y.Miss Andrea responsibility Of maintaining se­ martyrdom.’’ The roads will be sanded as soon Martin Satier and Mrs. Edmund one of the highest points of the Gnmt Expression Club attended a tually all industries. Then the dry goods and Jewelry commissl^nsd 'as a midshipman In Mary Marsh anda TOpbftlpharfl James curity and at the same time pro­ as the snow stops falling Cook Hauschild. both of Anodver. eastern ridge of the Connecticut dinner party at Cavey’s Restau­ stores, were engulfed by thg rush­ tecting the guarantees of the con­ “He didn’t have to stay In Jail Significance was attached, too, the Naval Air Corps, and Is em- Cooper, both of Coventry. Is an said. Trucks owned by L.eon Palm­ The program will include games, River valley. rant on Friday evening. The din­ ing flames. On the north side of the loyed in the missiles group of nounced by her parentA, Mr. and stitution... AVe minutes,’’ Wyman said, "He er, Conrad Schatz and Cook are a surprise entertainment, a visit ner was followed by a party at the a decline of three-tenths of an streef^ a news stand, a store that John Haley Photo "Our problsm as a people la not could have provided the names or The U and R Construction Co., Mrs. WUUam Deane Curran lamllton Standard, diwion of Mrs. Ernest H. Marsh, D'sjey Rd., being used. from Santa Claus, and carol sing­ Grant Studio where members sang hour in the average factory work sells storm windows, an automatic Coventry. to permit agencies In our federal invoked the Fifth Amendment and Cook said he had heard no re­ owner and developer, has mapped in' Kovember.^ Normally here 'laundry, a plumbing supply shop, United Aircraft Corp.. gone home. But he didn’t want to." ing with accompaniment by Mrs. the building lota from one to two carols, exchanged gifts and con­ Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and and atate governments, under the ports of utility failures or acci­ Andrew Gasper, of this town. Re­ tributed to a monetary gift to a Is no change. The* work week barber shop and a drug store were Miss Janice Genevieve Whalen pretext of security, to keep us dents due to the storm. Among the acres in size. All homes In the declined from 39.6 hours to 39.3 hit. of Manchester became the bride Mrs. Timothy Cooper, Cedar freshments will be served. tract will be in the $25,000 and up needy family. The club will meet Swamp Rd. Ext., Coventry. cowed and In Ignorance, or to cov­ schools closed were the elementary Each parent Is requested to bring Jan. 13 when workshop programs The department said this may This made a clean sweep of both of William Deane Curran also of All Thoroughbreds er up fbr those who use Cold War price range, custom designed and pt J * ' sides of the street of the block that Miss Marsh is a graduate of school. RHAM High School and the a gift, properly labeled, for each wlll .be resumed. have been partly due td time off Manchester, In a candlelight cere­ hysteria to protect their vested In- cooperative kindergarten. of their children who attend. built for each individual owner. given to vote on election (Jay. begins at the east bank of the Traced to Trio Windham High School, Wllllman- terMts... Firemen Plan Classes ■The Ernest E. Reichle Construe-, There waa the usual seasonal river. mony at North Methodist Church tlc, and the Hartford Academy of "'Ilie deepest longing of my K A T THE CROWD! SHOP NOW Due to the growing number of tion Co. is handling all the road The Infant Jesus of Prague The second floor of the bulldlnge Hairdressing. Manchester Evening Herald Mothers Circle will hold a Christ­ decline of 160,000 In construction, Saturday evening. New York — Every Thorough­ heart la for world peace.. I do not to low accident calls fop the use of I he Andover correspondent, Clnd.v development In the ai'ea. The R. accompanied by a rise of 150,000 ' SLlong the north side. contained of­ The bride is the daughter of the Mr. Cooper is a graduate of want to see the precious valuas of emergency Intck, the Volunteer F, Dimock Co., realtors, is han­ mas party tomowow, beginning fices of engineers, a contractor, an bred horse in the world can trace Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim with dinner at 7:30 p.m. at the in trade. Governrnental employ­ late Mrs, Helen Kanehl Whalen Howell Cheney Technical School our clvillziition destroyed.... Fire Department will start a series dling the sale of all propertlca in ment increased b y '75,000. insurance agency, an architect and Its ancestry back to Byerly Turk, and Is employed as an electrician of First Aid classes some time in this tract. home of Mrs. Eugene Blackwell, j Circuit Court Judge George E. Smith, and the stepdaughter of "The people of New Hampshire ...and buy bettor... with an 111 Baldwin Rd. Gifts will be ex­ The department reported littl# Durley_ Arabian, and Godolphln by the American Thread Co. never need to fear about disloyalty January. Ttie classes will be limit­ Storm Report change in average factory worker . Klnmonth Jr. AU were lost as the Frederick W. Smith, 34 Wood- No date has been set for the ed to firemen only. The series will changed, and gifts will also be . buildings fell into rubble. Barb. All records of the real origin or subversion at World Fellowship HFC Shopper's Loan. This year stop at Donald Massey, town highway brought for the Mansfield State earnings at $90.78 a week. The The famed Mystic Seaport, with" bridge St. The bridegroom is'the of the Thoroughbred prior to 1685 wedding. Center. During our eight seasons y include four sessions of three hours Weekend Deaths foreman, reported at noon today •,.u. average hourly rate was $2.31. sop of Charles W. Curran of Jack- any store you wish, and buy just exactly what each. Training School. the Marine Museum that preserves have been lost. In that year the I do not know of a single soul who that Bolton roads were in "good whaling ships and others priceless gon Heights, Long Island, N.Y. stallion Byerly Turk was brought 1728 the Earl oi Godolphln acquired came to the center who even hint­ The annotincement was made at By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS shape." State Police alerted First 'and Mrs. Meta Conrad, Currtui of CHRISTMAS CARDS you would like for everyone, with cash from the monthly fire department meet­ Unless Absolutely Necessary.. exhibits from earlier days. Is more to England. another great stallion, Godolphln ed at lawlessness or Subversive ing Friday at the firehouse, where Milwaukee Col. John F. Es- Selectman Charles A. Robbins on than a^alf mile north on the river. St. Louis, Mo. Darley Arabian arrived In the Barb, supposedly found pulling a activity.. HFC."feorrow the money you need—then repay new fluorescent lighting has been lert, 70. former chief of the Wia- storm conditions at 3:30 a.m. and Every Ford, and Dodge and Plymouth (and other models) wears ermine too deep for the courage of Because of the fierce north wind The Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, British Isles a little later, and in water cart In Paris. Uphaus’ Jailing resulted In protest We have a complete Installed in the upstairs meeting consln MiliUry District, died Sat­ town storm crews were immediate­ motorists. The cars are probably safer snowed under in the parking lot than they would be on the A&P Super Market in Manchester the flames never threatened to pastor of North Methodist Church collection of the in convenient monthly instalments after this n»m. urday after a brief illneas. He ly dispatched on the pre-arranged roads. Traffic was snarled everywhere as the snow continued to fall and to drift into streets after move in that direction. performed the ceremony. Frank newest Hallm,ark was a former Reserve Officers plowing rschedule. they were plowed. (Herald photo by Ofiara). However, tjiey reached the east Murphy of East Hartford ,was so expensive season is over. You’ll like doing Chief fJeorgc Nelson reported the There were no abandoned cars 261 Broad St. and 116 E. Center St. Christmas Cards and department was caller) out during Training Corps instructor at the end of the burning block and seem­ loist, and James^ McKay, organist. Gift Wraps. Come in the previous month on two brush Universities of Illinois and Penn­ to Impede the work. Mas.sey noted, ed about to Jump Cottrell Street to The church was decorated with business with America’s oldest company which contributed to the generally today and select fires, one furnsee fire, one chim­ sylvania and at Coe College, Cedar of Education In Andover on Fri­ the Mystic Hotel, the first business red and white poinsettiss, palms EDUCATIONAL specializing in instalment cash loans. Drop ney fire and two c.ills for the emer­ Rapids, Iowa. He was born In good condition de.spite what he day. house in the second block from the and candelabra. yours. termed "considerable drifting.” OPEN MONDAY THROUGH gency tnick, Rrenham. Tex. Marshall Lewis, general chair­ river. The bride was given In mar­ In or phone today and enjoy the helpful, Yesterday' firemen Installed an Palo Alto, Calif. Frank Coffyn, The public school, Illje all others man of the Christian .Enlistment The heat fventuaUy waa enough in the area, waa closed. There were riage by her stepfather. She wore additional siren on the roof of ihe 82, last of the live original mem­ of the Congregational Church, re­ to shatter wliidows^of the hoted a stre(Bt-Iength ivory satin bro­ courteous service we give to 2 million other Sportsmen s Club on Rt. 6, As bers of the Wright Brothers exhibi­ no Area. Telephone circuits were ports that pledges of $7,000 were u lir ( If n':ii If fiifhi (i|irj ^;(ij but the flames were prevented soon as the power eompany con­ overloaded throughout the mom- SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. cade sheath with Jacket, and a folks every year. tion flying team and developer of ing. received at worship services yes­ from crossing the-street. feather hat with nose veil. Her nects the siren, it will be in service many pioneer aids to aviation, died terday. Tile amoimt represents ni\fl fliinf'lln The wind whistling down Cot­ bouquet hat a crescent shaped covering the northeastern section Saturday. Cnffyn, who was the old­ Hunting IJrenses on Hand approximately 60 per cent of the ARE BEST OF ALL The 1961 hunting and fl.shing trell Street turned it into a smoke spray of white .polnsettlas, var­ 1 of town. est pilot in the United Stales, was budget for 1961 expenses and funnel, making It Impossible at iegated holly and red berries. Firemen's Bowling Team taught to fly b.v Orville Wright in licenses ai-e now available at the benevolences. times to see across the street, WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF The Andover department is now 1910. Town Clerk's office. Members of the committee vis­ Miss Ann Washburn of East partinpaling in a in.team bowling firemen working to save a nearby Hartford, waa maid of honor. She MONTHiV rAYM ■NT SOtlDUli New York Frederick Brown, 90, Choir to Sing ited yesterday, and will visit dur­ lumber yard ogcaJilonaUy saw the It *6 league which meets Thursday The Junior Choir of St. George's wore a etreet-length chiffon sheath 2S It nights In Willlmantie. The local a Manhattan real estate pioneer ing the week, members and streams ;from their hoses dwindle of deep orchid with a scoop neck­ • MICROSCOPES • TELESCOPES you get more rims* Stm* whose transactions were reported Church, under the direction of Mrs. friends of the church who were sharply because of the drain on (ALL SIZES) (ALL MAKES) team is tied for second place and Robert Barnard, will put on a line and pleated tunic of chiffon. IflM 1 6.72 1 7.27 S10.06 $18.46 was given s boost last Thursday to have Involved more than $2 bil­ unable to attend church yester­ hydrant preaBure. She wore an brehid feather hat Binoculars—Weather Instruments—Magnifiers 3H 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 lion. died Saturday. He waa bom musical program for the meeting of day. A final report will be made At the opposite' end of the block, than money 19.25 20.91 29.27 54,48 when Joseph Armstrong hit a high the Women of St. George on with nose veil, 3M 212 in Pllzen, Austria, (now Plzen, at the first meeting of the newly ont pumpers were drawing thousands 30.83 33.61 47A5 89.47 single of . ou M Increase your child’s knowledge of the universe by select­ The Junior bride(5maid was Miss I^on Palmer of the Andover .Sep- Czechoslovakia I and came to the Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Rec­ organized men's club on Friday \ « / of gallons of water from the riV' 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 Unlt,(jd States when he was 18. He tory. Mrs. Frc«-1 Mohr and ^iss evening. Annese Cherelyn Smith, sister of ing one of the many binoculars or telescopes we have from HFC tie Tank Co. has roniributed shirts er. mM. i1. M m it I . M M tramtfmoftUt was active In varioua hoapilals and Betty Chase will be hostesses for The annual Christmas dinner of the bride, who wore a pale orchid in stock. ^ for all the men who bowl on Ihe FIRST WITH riNiSl iN liiLVISlON About 200 men from fire compa­ dress with full, skirt and apron local team. They are William Oren, chariUea. the meeting. St. Maurice Council of Catholic nies west to New London and east raptain, Maxwell B, Hutchinson, Washington Dr. John H. Hew­ Attend CABE Session Women will be held this evening of green leaves and orchid flowers to Westerly, R.I., lent assistance with a holly headband. .Joseph Armstrong, Joseph Comer- itt. 77, who practiced medicine in Dr. Elizabeth Alton. .John Har­ at 7 o'cloc'k at the Imperial Steak to the Mystic compafiies, which NORTH ENir ford. Norman Bonneau, .lack Fish­ Indiana and Missouri for ftO years, ris, Mrs. Helen Melochc, Mrs. Os­ House. ELEGANT NEW COMPLETE HOME All bridal attendants carried PRICED FROM ^ died Friday. He served In the were swamped by the size o'f the PHARMACY er. Peter Maneggia and Norman car Kreysig, Howard .leneen, and fire. crescents of white poinsettias with Etta brook. 1020s as president of the Indiana Mrs. Edmund Perealuha, members Manc4uvttrr Evening Herald ENTERTAINMENT CENTER holly and red berries. OROWINO BIGGER BY lOUSEHOLD FINANCE Aarden Ctliih to Meet Stale Board of Health and was an of the Ek)ard of Education, attend­ Bolton corr(«spondent. Mrs. I.,nuis William A. Whalen of Manches­ SERVING BETTER A Christmas greens workshop officer in the Army Medical Corps ed a meeting of Region 2 of the DImock ,Ir., telephone Mitchell 9- One King Not Rpyal ter, brother of the bride, was best will be held hv the Garden Club In during World War I. Connecticut Association of Boards 9823. Custom Crafted for Unmatched > •------man. Ushers were Peter Falko- FREE DELIVERY MANCHifne fNownua w a m c a o i I^ew York—Chicken a la king wich of Milford and Robert Shift­ waa'; invented at the Brighton (BjcV l 4 Depot Bq.—^MI 0-4888 382 Middl« Turapik* W m I Performance BSimh Hotel outside New York man of Blast'Hartford. Mrs. Mary Kanehl, grandmother OPTICAL 2nd Floer-MHchall 3.2738 C l^ about the turn of the cen­ CHARGE PLAN of the bride, received In a navy tury. The “king” in point was 763 MAIN STREET TEL. MI 3-1191 ') HNns It Is tllH.. Tm i, Hwn--.1t Is I «M. FiL-Mt Is I m Super-Right Quality E. Clarke King n, the proprie­ blue' dress with red rose corsage. Pay Electric Ught BlUs Hare! tor. The bridegroom’s mother wore a GROUND

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277 IROAD ST. IdANCHtStH •-I • THE KNOWN N ^ , KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 • ■■ '*■• ^ - ■' *■' - '5 41 W f lltf f ItVf I f MITN8 « 958 MAIN m S R ir. M A N Cam . laONB Id 8-2741 * . I N ■ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1960 PAGB TWELVB arimed guards. Eleotronle alarau ar* hlddm throughout thee* aNas. BUNNY OUR BOmOlNG HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB All peraonnel wjio Work with nu- r elear weapons undergb strict se­ WATCH A CVMTHIAtYWJ|y*V PERHAP5 Y OM/-iyAWA8j curity checks and;therough train-; m 5he!s CCASV ) ANWY 5HE jNOW SHE'S savin: DOCL ing. PsyehlatrirtS'watch each man CHEWIN^ON AND J WHAT WOULD yfiNAWIN' Prwdow Bunn Genova — 'Fhe pUnijng of a eloaely during hto training period THAT DOS PS«TCT,/YA WANTS LIKE < 7 ON THEM NOWONOSRSROmER "birth tree” when a child la bom for any slgna that he to unreliable. THIS \PACKA6ES! AMOS AUMAVS LOOKS Rhode Islond la a Wldfspread custom in Surope. By JERBY HENNETT ( jranium Inside a sphere of TNT. VOO \ KFORE reaovperWN ict, Newspspov Itoterprtae. Assa. The atomic material must be oem- A man la hevar allowed to work NAUSHTY) ---'rh« odde presoed to explode. NUBIANiy WRECKS OR... J 2DO/HOW COMB you 4Pnietrala against an atomic bomb, blowing This compreiwloii to>achievod by himself. Aooess to an atomic device TH'JOINT.' 1 Motto o< this with Mm growth of the tlreei Many requlrts the presence of two AlNTUPlNVOOtt ■Uto • Eieapt Bwias fgmMra^plant a ?ear tree if up aecktefitaDy have bsiiii placed blasting the TNHr toward. Regular ...... • Hand* 8Hardena' at a trillion tp one by Pentagon explosions produce sn outward more persona so that thsy o 7 Ocean the baby is a girl, an anple tree watch each ethor. • CMdcenofthl* if it is a bey. weapons ahthoritles. blast. tUte movement "Imploelons” are accomplished DASA- experts have been tooting MKttcbeonag* •Hard metal 'They explain that the nuclear gPredatoiy i. Margaret Aaa, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Albert S. Baker, .18 by triggering with electricity sev­ the safety of atomic weapons for Wt hart ju if tw it charge has heVer caused any of 14 ysars. During that time they MDMlnctpait lOFeneiitgtwork, Mfebael Dr^ Vemen. She waa bom in Maneheater Memorial the seven reported mishaps involv­ eral detonating caps \^hieh circle iMMimie. ,i ll.B e lo m flospital... Her maternal graadparenta ar* Mr. and Mr*. Norman tHe TNT. All caps must bs detonat­ have dropped (hem from planes 18 Chemical Recipes ing clfKer bombs or missiles. In- and burned, them. In no instance CHAIR you woiif of; 15 BloMink cooper. New Bedford, Mara. Her paffmal grandmother i* Mr*. stsad, they blame the accident* ed at once to set off the nuclear )7V«soUbl*ar eotnpound 46Malayu Winthrop 8. Baker, New Bedford, Mas*. She has two brothers, charge. were they able to blow up the nu­ Rhode Iiland aoMlddaya 21 What a chicken on foul-Upe to the weapon carriers. clear Material without electricity. 0WS»%BNwrBw» 22 Foundations doeatoeggt Kenneth 8., 9, and Stephen N., 22 months. Without simultaneous trigger­ 18 Henidie hand* 47 Speed eoatoit *_*•*-• Special Pork Chope aad Kraut Most recent accident occurred 'The biggest hazard connected fhe usuol morLOW^ £ £ L ji^5fc2 LS-s£e 19 Como in *8dn 24Cirde 33FoodrepM • pork chop* in June at McGuire AFB,.N, J,, ing, the TNT will explode out­ 28R0gion 3SRdl 48 Heating dsvieo Janet Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Forester, wardly and scatter the nuclear ma­ with nuclear weapon's is the chance BY V. T. HAMLl^ 21Loom gannont SORepoaad 1 can (1 pound and 11 ounces) when a Bomarc missile .caught ALLY OOP ______23Card8*mo 26 Loyal 40 Admit to the Hansen Dr., Vernon. , She was bom Dec. 1 at Rockville City terial rather than blow it up. of accidental explosion of the TNT. 28 Musical minldry SIHIreling " sauerkraut (drained) fire. A report that a nuclear ac­ Dangers include the blast itself and PRICE! WBJ.THE fAMliy BUTTMAT _THE DOCTOR’ 06CAR,Yau KNOW, BY 24 Opening 82 Network Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are. Brig. Gen. H. L. Ssn- The prinie means of preventing MONMUG OF CADFRY, THAT'S THB 27 Sail rapport ' direction 43 Worau dem, stationed in Korea, and Mrs. H. L. Sanders, Oklahoma. Her 1 tablespoon minced onion (dry cident had occurred temporarily the scattering of tiny bits, of plu ^ BESEMBIANCE VWkS / I.M. * SOLandmearare 48 Denominationa BSPsydMparta or. fresh) i panicked the surrounding commu­ accidental detonations i* a system 'you THINK THIS GRANDE W^S PRETTY MILUONSl 1 0 ^ . THE STONE MOST INTRIGUING 29 Spoken paternal grandpgrenta are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Forester Jr-, Win­ of safety switches all of which tonium which can cause serious in^ OF YEARS' AGE.- IDEA rVE SIUMBia) 32TurU ih K cup (or more) firmly-packed nity. An exploding bottle of heli­ Jury if breathed or swallowed. Fire r r r " r * IT TT chester, Mass. She has a brother, Robert I.., SH; and a sister, muat be closed before-the weapon AGO/ ONTO IN ALONG decieea r " r 5 " Deborah J., IH. dark brown sugar um gtm to- believed to have caused can also release radioacUve parti­ ART BENSON . TIME/ 84LoUonIor '4 cup dry red win* the' blaze. Another mishap took will go off. The number and loca­ cles, but in' amaller amounts. apralna f r i r TT ***** tion of these awitchea are classified Furaltnre Manager c" SooH WUUam, son of Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam H. ACUIor,. 22 2 apples (cored and cut to 8ths) place in Middletown, N. J., In 1958 DASA officials warn you to stay 38 Leave Im- 16 cocktail frankfurters when the TNT in eight Nlke-A]ax But DASA officials believe it S c 37Rellgloa IT L !T Thompson St., Rockville. He was bom Doc. 2 at Rbekville City would take a miracle for them to at least 1,500 feet away from the beads Hospital. His maternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Remove excess fat from chops; missiles ble# up and killed 10 be closed either accidentally or by scene of a nuclear weapon accident 38 Venture iv : - P. Filip, Rockville. Hi* paternal grandparent* are Mr. and'Mr*. brown In hot greased 12-Inch skil­ people. until their experts d-contaminate CRICKET 39 Lajri turf P U P l saboteurs. One expert explains: C Imwrene* Miller, Vernon. let; pile an one side. Add remain­ Four accidents. have involved “Our switches are unique. Im­ the area. DASA has 400 decon­ 41 Orchestra ST w •CAMB ■ r 1 ■' ing Ingredients; mix well; arrange planes which, crashed with nuclear tamination teama stationed CHAIRS leader, ------n rFn r chops on top. Cover and cook slow­ portant awitchea are not accessible. throughout the country. OlJTSWltfelNB ------Brown Tracy Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert J. King, 80 Vil­ weapons on board. In 1958, a plane In certain instances two or more ATT^BrELL^ M m m m lage St., RockvlUe. She waa bom Dec. 2 at Rockville City He*- ly until chops arc done through. accidentally dropped an atom Maple and Black . 42 Follower m H m persona must takt independent ac­ Deoemted Finish 44Dicasni s r s r 34 ltal. Her maternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Petar Shialda, Makes 6 servings. bomb near Florence, B. C. tions to move an important switch. 48PassM0ver 1 I J LJ S;oekvWe. H er patepial grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Leon In each case th* chance of a nu­ 49 Lamprep ST 3T King Sr., HaaardvUle. She ha* three brother*, Robert Jr., 8, J Sgoash Pie t ''Some switches may be in the CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER catcher □ Michael P., i, and Barry D., 2. 2 eggs clear charge going off was vir­ we"apon, and some may be in the TWO 53 Rodent a r ST « r • • * • 2H cups drained mashed cooked tually impossible, say experUi of machine that carries the weapon HANDY SIZIS M Flight of d ept DASA—the Defense Atomic Sup­ to its target. Some are closed be­ n □ Gary Olmated, son of Mr. and XCr*. Allyn F. Sweet 42 Salem ■quash 4 'x rx H * 88 Here (Fr.) 1s r $ r 45 port Agency, which is in charge of fore the weapon is dropped or r p PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 87 City In 1 Rd., Kaat Hartford. He waa born Dee. 1 at Manchester Memo­ 3/4 cup firmly-packed light all nuclear weapons design and launched. Others close only after S'xI'xH Oklahoma TT 48 w HT i r rial Hospital. Hi* maternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. A. < brown sugar E-Z TERMS ' i > ^ ' ‘ Q p ^ OF COURSE . FIRE SANTA AFTER , THAT'S JUST* , 88 Color 3 W. Drigga Jr., 816 N. Main St. His paternal grandparent* are 1 teaspoon salt teating. Reason is that aii atomic the weapon is in its trajectory.” [fNCrr, PRISCILLA'. ALL HE’S DONE? THEY WHAT YOU SAID S9Dry, aawlno blast can be caused Only by a com­ ■'■' As a further preeautioT-, batteries — Also — BT bT S6| Mr. and Mr*. G. Frank* Sweat, Bast Hampton. H* haa two M teaspoon cinnamon plicated electrical proceos. Here’s are disconnected when nuclear CAN THEY REALLY '■ CARLYLE IS W OULDN’T DARE!* .ABOUT CASEY^ 80 Without (Fr.) 1 J brother*, David, 8, and Donald, 3/4 teaspoon ginger ROCKERS ’TEASING! vSTENeELl! 61 Short dagger ST 5T ST • • • • • '' how it works; weapons are atored. Storage areas FIRE “SANTA FOR J 3/4 t;apsoon nutmeg Nuclear bombs and warheads are always surrounded by high BEIN SB Milford Rd. He waa bom Dec. 8 at Maneheater Memorial A t The Notch, Bolton Bya^WW, lur. “I Uft qiMstioni 4t 7 and 8 blank because you said Howital. Hi* maternal grandparent* ar* Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Asiatic natives placed tobac­ GALL COLLECT— TR 5-5S29 G. Fogg, S2 Adelaide Rd. Hi* pat*raal_grandpar*nt* ar* Mr. co to a amall depression in earth, 32 BURKE ROAD— ROCKVILLE MI 3-2141 MARLOWS BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD not to ^ess and everyone had different answers!" Q FTHNITintE DBFAK'IMENT—(Lower Store Level) r4 JUDD SAXON m ' ana a Tt*- W alter J. Vomior, Fort Piorea, Via. Ha haa a sister, lighted iuid covered it, inaerted a rc^ and smoked. t ' MAIN ST., MANCHF-STFR—MI 9-8221 W YOU STAY WITH THE SHIR Otborah Fogg, X Open Monday thru BORIS, KXJ COWE WITH , FOOL*/1 TOLD tOU TO WAIT AN EXTRA /ME.WE TAKE /OREL NOW/ Robert Edward d r, soli of Mr. and Mr*. Robert B. DuB, 38 T Saturday 8 to 5 HOUR/ luckily; SAXON HAS LEFT/ LI-TTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Cottage St. He waa bora Nov. 18 at Hartford Hemltal. Hla M M M M M M M M M M M M M BM W M M M MPM M M M M M M ^ — ' • matenud grandparents ar* Mr. and Mrs. Charl«a H. Wolf, 24 Le- ^ i«o ir siNUAi Hatuus (R TM WOnOWSHU ■SIIWW'^, y ^ e r ' cui^ B t' . Hia ..paternal grandparenta ar* -Mr. and Mr*. Harold Duff, Fords, N. T. H* -has two aistor?; Deborah Ann, 8 ^^ and WHAT ABOirr THE Cynthia Marie, 1. k,(N|i^ WOI IBM VIM WOt IBM WMM VIM wai SUEWARINE? a , • • • • • MWMn bMRR Romo BooMuary, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.' Dominie Fratu* M Bridge St. She was born Nov. 18 at Hartford Hospital. Her ' 'i f i . ' - sternal grandmother 1* Mr*. Sarah Fratu*. Plymouth, kfa**. ^ A f Sh* haa a-brother. Dominie Jr., 13; and a sister, Michele,'5^. • • * • • .new Miehael David, son of Mr. and Mr*. Ko*ta A. Berzenski, 1 Horizon^Sainsomte WMJOM . Nelson PI. He was bora Dec. 5 at Manchester Momorial Hos- ONE! mtal. His maternal grandfather is Adam Berk, 25 Kerry St. 100% BONDED FIBBRGLAS* LUGGAGE B. C. BY JOHNNY HART His paternal grandparenta ar* Mr. .and Mrs. Ignats Borsonski, 58 Bissell St. He has three sisters. Sandra Jean, 17, Janice Lynn, BY ROY CRANE WHERE DID EVERriHlNe. Bcr, I Ho p e i n ev er ] 18 and Debra Susan, 2. BUZZ SAWYER • • • • The Luggage comb from ? what's &BX SA/lARr. NOW FOR THE ANSWER ? David Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goodnisa, West COME SOWS PEEP-SM Rd., ESllngton. He was born Dec. 3 at Rockville (!)ity Hospital. like His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Tuttle, Gran­ I BJ ville, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glar- anco Geodniss, Westfield, Mass. He haa a slater, Carol Ann, you youve 20 months. i>- ALL! / • • • • • could never > Deborah Lynn, daughter of Lt. and Mrs. John Leo Gagliar- denc, Germany. She was bora NoV. 30 in Germany. . Her ma­ \ never seen ternal grandparent* are retired Mayor add Mr*. W. A. Ruff, Co­ 9 lumbus, Ga. Her paternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Waldo Now At GagUardone, 214 Gardner St. give before!

eMAT.—. MA M . AMU A h. ... M 4m - Sylvia Aane, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph John Hasch, before..i I \2'\%. 818 Bush Hill Rd. She was bora Dec. 3 at' Manchester Memorial Hoapltal. Her maternal grandmother la Mr*. Levotine Klavins, m MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl 538 Bush Hill Rd. Her paternal grandmother is Mr*. Arnold i SANTALAND IZ-tZ Hasch, Hawthomoi K. T. She ha* a *i*t*r, Irene Diana, 3. I'M HOME, W H A Tl5TH e ) f O H ,T H E HERANTHEWRON0 • • • • • DEAR—? ? AAATTBR < ( -SAME O LD WAY AGAIN. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD WITH HIM"? ) V T H IN G ... Holly Jeanae, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Dale C. Martin, 21 Pioneer Circle. Sh* waa born Dec. 1 at Manchester Memorial yOUVE CHECKED I VES/ AND THERE WELL, WE'LL HOP RIGHT Hospital. Her maternal grandparent* arc Mr. and Mr*. Stsphen W ITH TH E O N IT, GOVERNOR— At The i Doyle, 207 McKee St. Her paternal grandparent* ar* Mr. and 7HE CXtVBRNOR IS OH.yEAHl K EEN V ILLE AND I'M SURE WE'LL C A L U N ^ A N D I D O N 'T } — P U T HIM Mr*. Garland C. Martin, Simsbury. She has a brother, David AIRPORT, SIR? FIND HI/W/ Cambridge, 31 month*. MEAN HIS OFFICE— I / v ON! B B B B MEAN THE OLD BOY VI HIMSELF/ , W ' MIokaei Leslie, son of Hr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Gordon, 37 Lawrence St.. Rockville. He waa born Nov. 38 at Rockvilla City (S Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byron, West, Peru, Maine. . HI* paternal grandparenta arc Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gordon. West Peru, Main*. He has a bretbsr, J5S1/ "0\ " t Walter Lawrence, 11 month*. Seott Bdward, son of Mr. and Mr*. Edward J. Ktrke, 81 Diane Dr., 'Vemon. He was bora Dec. 2 at Manehestar Memo­ U IOiNssrmA.iM Tjn a.r. u.a Pit Off. rial Hospital. HI* maternal grandparenta a rt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brothi*. Pawtucket R. I His patertial. grandparents I. h: CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TUI^NER are Mr, and Mrs. Steve Kirko. Clymer, Pa. He has a aister, I SHOPPING CENTER (UlERE TOP SOBNTBTS, SOIAC TRAMSPLANTBP Kimberly Ann, 3.' ~ InJPROMCnHBR COUNTRISS.IWaKON HIOHLY . • 4 • • • MR. ABKRNAIHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY SecRkT PR0JRT6 F0IMMiM.3)mkMriM ‘Peter Joliu, son of Mr. and Mr*. Karl F. Jon** Jr., 60 Pina AERONAUTIce A|(1P SPACIt At>lAI»lieTRATlON.H St. .He was bora Nov. 10 at Hartford Hospital. - HI* ipatemU) A Twa4uit*r ...... I3S.06 rTHATte A GOOD IDEA! X OF COURSE iCANT AFFORD are Mr. and Mr*. Harold Denby, 'Thompsonvill*. I CULWsJijjmsL! I THINK llL PUT SOME IN ONES LIKEA^R. TaLM^B09S,WHY T grandparent* ar* Mr. «nd Mrs. Karl F. J^na* Sr;, I iitofl'i CoiniDnlen Cut.. $20.00 [Q MYOFFICEI HI* paternal g ^ t-g ran d p aren ts are Mr. and Mnt. DOYOU HAVE ALL C ijB n ’O'Nitt ...... $20.00 THOOe John. Jbnea, South \^ d * o r. He ha* a brother, Kurt Daniel, 18 Samsonite makes a thing .of beauty out of mifacle PtCTURES month)!.;' v I I UBet’Wardrobe...... $32.S0 • » • * • Tie JkhdSu Jleepu/wiC!* . Fiberglu — ounce-for-ounce the strongest material . OF Diaaue Kooe, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Edmund Jagodowskl, E lOMty Cut ...... $20.00 known. Result: lightweight luggage that's dent-:resist» PRESIDOTTS] G ra n ^ St., South Hadley. Mass. She was born Nov. 35 at yM *Tlek*t* only needed for a daUghttal anrprtoa gilt paokaga frens flaata. Boy gift Mekata IN YOUR Providence HpspitaL Holyoke, Maa*. Her maternal grandparent at tka Varkada steraa diaplaying tha "flaatataMr* pga. >— All primt plot It* am, seuff-resiftant, water-resistant! You’ll love the OFFICE?. arc Mi-. and Mr*. Mecealaus Raeakowskl, Rockville. Her paHc- rich featured surface, the ‘'Burnished CJold’’ trim, nal grandfather ie Sylveetar Jagodows^ Holyoke, Mam. •AMflONITE LUGGAGE tailored interiors and hidden leeks that ean't fly ep u . Cynthia Hoaa, daughter of Mr. and Ur*. ChesUr Bator, 11 STARTS AS LOW AS Plus jet-age contours with “not a lock in sight.” Give / b eca u se THEY Brent Dr- Vernon. She was bora Nov. 32 at St. Francis Hespi- I FREE CANDY Pina Tax New Horizop by Samsonite, the up-to-the-minute gift! ( giv eME INSPIRATION IQ1W»>TlltA.lll.. TK. Pw-Ua Pit C tai, Hiirtfdrd. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. aiid Mrs. An­ WHILE nw WORKING., thony Grimaldi, Wethersfield. She has a brother, Chester Jr.. 5; ^4.95 *M«WTtMO JEFF COBB and two sisters, Cecilia, 9, and Angela, H i. THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY PETE HOFFMAN B B B B B TO ALL KIDDIES Bdflidefl HORIZON, We Also Carry' Samsonite STREAMLITE and SILHOVETTE I mmersed IN A s£t< OF YOU j r ^ FRANKLY/1 Laura ieoii. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Devnsy, 119 B6H, >OU KWONAS WELL iS -^ifS11 9 rWi/FiCTMOMEOF v/r miMV cw9*r«P7#>BUSttJKJ.TDM, .is.«nj BUT w i i7r«l^k/T « IT11 TOUKnOWEVERYTHIMe NEU, I KMOW lORWA K EXPECTANT FIGHT FANS, ARE-?.- HAVENT SEEN. Kelly Rd-. Wapping. She waa bont Dec. 4 at Rockville. 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ror rirst ♦tour as a golfer, but admitted the FVL Succesi^ Sundgy sport was a lot of fun. .Ex-Awrts FtrSt Sunday of December and New York, Dm . 12 (/P)— f Then Um Angstoi tr y to|Francl§co that aftar a few mln-fthe crowd of T5,461 in Loe An-^iante ecored twice for Detroit on writers Bob ‘ Tldiman' and- Roger Ann Skalte o f Bethlehem'blast-#Haven, 833; John tliwak. West - ...... _ ^ 40-yard runs. ths weSther was perfect tor this Dove, both Coufant products, were By ^T3*65 Edge ed the pint for what-wlU probably Haven, 826; (Jarl Cipriano, Water- The Green Bay Packers have play spoiler twice In a row, meet­ utes It was almost Impossible to ■tiles’ Memorial Coliseum time of the yiar, Just 21 days be­ IS '■ ' " ■ { ing Green Bay, while the Colta tell the players by their numbers, f' present. .Fred Wells of PAW prove a national women’s record bury, 813; Stan Pawlak, Fairfield, W SJ- JPet. clinched a tie for their first -Unitaa steered. the Colts goal- fore phriatmae .. Church was the served.) as the official welcomer in the 'weekend’s, top performance 8I3; Tripp Petro, Cheshire, 794; play Shn Francisco. Detroit meets Several inches of snow blanketed ward In the closing minutes after first atop 'National Football League the Chicago Bears, creating the Forbes Field at Pittsburgh. And „.BBOWNS 42, BEAKS 6 — The and-it was good to talk with. Paul in Connecticut duckpln bowling. Obidon Daiiiea, Woodbury, 789; Blasters e^ • « • si) • e • l t l4 A78 Danny Villanueva's 32-yard field family Joining toe .. With toe Fisher, Jack. Smith, Charlie Niles, with . "wtol rounded ifioring, possibility of a three-way tie if at Wsjdilngton, they never got the seven Cleveland interceptions of Another hot Job was turned In John Sullivan, Thomp»>nvilIe, 787; Spoons ...... 18 J8'. .548 Western Conference title since goal had built the Ram lead to' Ed Brown and Zeke Bratkowskl weather sunny and mild, eldest son Frank Delear, Russ Trotman and Manchester’s Gr6en Manors the Packers lose and two of the tarpaulin off the gridiron as it Reed was busy working on his en­ by Maurice Correntl of Manches­ Jim Stanlzsl, Windsor Locks, 777; Cleeks 17 18 .615 1944, apparently ending the 10-3, but with tinfie running but to'ases were run back 213 yards— other from the public relation field notched their second straight Roy Upp, Wethersfield, '776 and Baltimore Colts’ two-year reign as other, three win. A Green Bay vic­ became w-eighted down with snow, larged pheasant pen, Golden Hiea- ter, who 'won his aecond Open in Niblicks ...... v 16 IT' ,485 Alex Hawkins fumbled on the 19, an NFL record. Bemie Parrish re­ ..H om e at a good hour, aurpris- win in as many Farmington Billy LaFhimme. Meridenn, 769. Brassies ...... 15 18 ',.455 kingpin. , tory brings the title. which continued throughout the George strugar recovered and Bal­ sants the breed he la raising as a as many weeks. Bears Eliminated game. turned one steal 92 yards for a ing my family, 'Valley League starts last Rudy Oatting of Windsor had high Fairways 14' 19 .424 , And the Packers seem t o ' have timore was finished. hobby. Son Dean, the athlete of the MIsS Bkelte climaxed a free- The Bears were eliminated yes­ touchdown . add Bobby Frankllp night la Newington. Coach Tommy iingle, 184. Irons It 20 .894 gotten one of their biggest assists In the American League, Hous­ rambled 31 and 37 yards for two, brought out both the football Wednesday Scotlng girls handicap tourna­ terday by Cleveland. 42-0, with Although he ' failed to connect and basketball and I couldn't say (^nran’s squad trimmed the home Next week’s events: Quallfvlng from a .former Vanderbilt star. ton clinched the Eastern cham­ for a TD, Unites gained 182 yards scores while Continually harassing Mr. Dartoiouth in Manchester, ment at the Winsted Laurel Lanes Taking All three points ffom tha the latter retaining a half game pionship with a 81-23 triumph over no and wanned up my arms, first town five, 73-85, with Jimmy Qlen- with a six-game 870. She had rounds to National AU-Star Tour­ Billy Wade, who engineered the through the air and broke the the Bears’ (6-5-1) air attack. Dr. Gene Davis was an early ar­ ney hooping 19 points. Irons, the Driven took over undis­ Los Angeles Rams to a 10-3 vic­ edge for second place in the East­ Buffalo after L/>s Angeles had tossing the pigskin and later play­ games of 142. 132, 129, 166, 124 naments men at Watertown Turn­ ern Conference over the New York NFL one-season record for yards ing 21 in basketball. He'a improv­ rival, 8 o’clock the hour, and the The latest success didn’t come pike and Women ai Glastonbury puted poesession at first pNwa in tory over the Colts yesterday. grabbed the Western title by de­ gained passing with 2,939. That * * * dlscuBUon centered around Dart­ and 154 for 846 and added a 24- the standings. The Blasthra;. Who Giants. The Giants, plagued by feating Denver 41-33 in a Satur­ ing In hiia ahootlng, but I can atUl easy by any means: ThO Manors, pin handicap to top 78 girls. Lucky Strike; Men’e B at Water- Wade raji 60-yards for the de­ eclipsed Sammy Baugh'a 1947 STEELERS-27, EAGLES 21 — mouth, of coiurae and the shoiiage wito Dan Pinto hitting on four had been .tied with the DnV8ij| for five inches of snow In Washing­ day game. Dallas thumped Bos­ John Henry Johnson was the stand o n ' a dime and pick up bury Mattatuok; Class B event at ciding touchdown as the Rams mark by one yard. enough points to win but the day of Connecticut athletes at the, basket tries, took a 2011 first PreriouB high women's totals the top rung, had td saUIs 2-1 ton, beat the Redskins 17-3 to set ton 34-0 and New York edged show on a snow-covered field for West Haven cancelled. decision over the Brassies. prevented the defending World up a showdirtyn for runner-up in Homung, who has scored a rec­ isn’t too far away when He’ll be Hanover, N.' H., campus: A for­ period lead- Big Jimmy Moriarty for six games were an 885 series Champions from tieing the PaOk- Oakland 31-28 on Sunday’s pro* the Steelera (5-5-1). He took a mer college swimmer, Dr. Davis is and Frank Butkus rallied the M in­ by Ida SimmOns Slack o f Norfolk, With the leading^'ptiuterii .Vera the East next Sunday with the gram. ord 165 points, kicked a 38-yard able to trim me .. How about the ers for first place In the West. seven-yard paiss . from Bobby football n m e ! No, not the Qiants- now content to play golf aa a form or foroee in the second canto- and Va., at Hartford In 1937 and by Merl Anderson 189^75, Art'Brick- Browns. The teams meet In Neyv • • • field goal with 51 seconds re­ Layne for one touchdown, raced Hockey at a Glance Green Bay broke a three-way tie York, with th4 winner playing maining In the first half for what Dallaa, but the Utms-Golts. The of recreation.. Remember 19 at intermission the locals led, 88-29. Joan Nusssie of Baltimore, Md., In ley 147-363, Ray DellaFerS 881, John Saturday, sloshing to a 13-0 vic­ BAMS 16. COLTS 8—The Rams 87 yards — longest In the league finish was simply fantastic with years ago today, Dec. 7, 1941. It Closing the gM, on good shoot­ an event at Baltimore in 1954. The Plodzik 137-356, Vin B O tfW 137— the eventual second place team in pi'uvecl. to be all the points Green SUNDAY’S RESULTS 860; Norm Clark tory over San Francisco in the the West In a post-season game (3-6-1) completely humiliated Bal- this season — for another Score three touchdowna being., scored in was Just a. few days before I ing by Toihmy Burke, Nawington score goes to the National Duck­ Bay needed in . their muddy show­ and wound up his performance Natlanai Leugn* mud of Kezar Stadium. as Paul Jsm. 7 In Miami's Orange Bowl. tirpore's offensive-laden o 11 s, down struggle witli the 49ers. the final two minutes, two of the olhed many others working' for pulled to witoin five pointa at the pln Bowling Congress for ratifi­ Homung scored all the Packers' against Philadelphia (9-2) with an scores coming in the final 14 aec- cation as a record. Montreal 6, Detroit 1. The Eastern Champion Phila­ snapping Johnny Unitaa’ ' TD-s- ■ * • • Uncle Sani at 821 a month, the quarter, 50-45. h o l i d a y JR. D l ^ points. 18-yard TD strike to Buddy Dial, bndi, Detroit winning, 20-15, Tm a Air Corps, since renamed the Air With Olenney, held scoreless in Other high scorers were: Flo Toronto 6, Chicago 1. delphia Bkyrles suffered their fl^ t game streak at 47 while handing UONS 28, DALLAS 14—Quar­ • • * \ Giant rooter since the days of Ken Force, being my base of opera­ the opening gaine win over Wind­ Pagarulo, Torrington, 885; Grace New Tork 2, Boston 2, Standings However, the Colts' IbSs, and a loss since opening day as Pitts­ the reeling champs their third terback Earl Morrall, getting the fitiong and Mel Hein but I left toe tions'for torse years... taieney sor Locks scoring in'close, almost Stfano, Torrin^on, 816; Dot American League W L ’iP ct. 23-14 Detroit victory over Dallas burgh held on for a 27-21 upset. straight setback. starting assignment after his last- GIANTS 17, SKINS 8 — Wash­ -Giant game early in toe first quar­ Tech launriied' its ■ home basket­ at vrill, the Manors held on to Csyka, Middletown, 812; Kit Kls- Herahey 4, Buffalo l. Choppei'3 ...... ,.3 9 .727 has created another three way tie The New York Giants best Wash­ Baltimore, failing to scope a play 86-yard TD have beat the ington (1-8-2) led 3-0 on Bob ijEATJS LIONS TO VICTOllY— Earl Morrall (14), in first starting assignment of sea- ter and turned to the Llona-Colt ball season in glorious style, snap­ ar^leve an eight point duke. ka, Hartford, 810; Julie Bonosek, Rochester 6, Providence 2. '' Sunbeams ...... 2 10 .697 —this time for second place—in ington 17-3 in the snow for a 63- touchdown for the first time since Colts last week, guided the Lions Khayat's first period field goal JIMMY OLENNEY ' ■•bnrtosses third quarter pass to Howard Cassady (not shown) for nine yards. Morrall the conference, Baltimore, San g»m n and wasn’t disappointed by ping a two-year, 16-game losing Glenney (19), Dan Pinto (14) Simsbury 809; Marie Galloway, Springfield 7, Quebec 4. HI Lite.! ...... 2 11 .667 3-2 record that left them Just be­ a 1956 loss to Detroit, took a 3-0 to the triumph that made Dallas before Charley Oonerly flipped a any measure. Anyone I'^'ho left toe puded Detroit to 23-14 win over Dallas at Detroit. Guarding passer is Nick Pietrosante Francisco and the I>lons, all 6-S, hind the Browns (.7-3-1). streak in hewing Lyman Memori­ and Butkus (14) paced the scorers Rockville, 808, and Jo LeMlre, Eastern League Bowlerettes ...... ,20 13 .608 lead in the first quarter on Steve (0-11-1) the first NFL team nine-yard scoring pass to Joe BshiqKWo park aarly.missed one of while Buzz Keeney, a tremendous WilllmanUc, 803. A score of 777 Dueces ...... S19 14 .576 ' (98), who scor^ twice for Lions on long runs. Reaching high but failing to get his hand trail Green Bay by a full grame. The games at San ^anclsco, Myhra’s nine-yard field goal. It since 1944 to go through a season Morrison in the third quarter and al, 46-42 at the Armory. The Philadelphia 4, New York 2. the most toriUinc finishes in the Rangers, never gave up (suid back­ terformer under the boards, and made toe list. Teen Q ueens...... 18 IS .545 The Packers are 7-4, with the reg­ Pittsburgh and Washington were stood up until Wade electrified without a victon'. Nick Pietro- started the Giants moviP"-. hlitocy of professional football. The Sport Schedule FLIP 'TOPS — Christl on the ball is Tom Braatz (51) of the Cowboys. (AP Photofax.)______ular season coming to a close this ed by some enthusiastic vocal sup­ Moriarty each added eight tallies. Correnti hit 877 for hts Six Stardusters ...... 16 17 .485 played under miserable conditions. cllmane minutes will leave fans Vieweg, left, and Roland Moonbeams ...... 14 19 .424 weekend. It was so muddy Saturday at San port from fellow students, and Burke's 22 led the losers. ' Tuesday, Dec. 18 games to win toe Windsor Locks American Hockey League taflting for weeks. Simday, Green Manor, still with­ Men’s Open. He had taken an Open Schillinger are head over Strikers ...... 10 23 J03 instructors, came up with a top Farmington at Rockville, 8:15. :: ______performance... Night at school, out a home floor, is scheduled to CromweU at RHAM. event at Devon the week before Standlnge heels about each other in Monday launch its home season against Sweeping all three points from Parent’s Night at Bast Hartford Wednesday, Dec. 14 with 843. W. L T. Pts. Frankfurt. They do a per­ Ktnt vtaltor of tho new worit Simsbury. The Manchester star started the Moonlteams, the Sunbeams waak was Tom Conran, coach of High, and I enjoyed Sitting in the LaSalette at Ctoeney Tech, 2, Ohio State Buckeyes classrooms and meeting faculty Summary: slowly with 105 bbt then poured Springfield ...... 22 7 0 44 fect hand - in - hand flip closed to witoin one game of league Armory. tha Oiaah Manor entry in the Oreea Maaor (IS) Cleveland ...... ,..16 12 0 32 leading Choppers. The latter bow­ Full Schoolboy Slate members, several of whom have B T Pti. Friday, Dec. 16 it on as he rolldd 168, 144, 169, called a salto to display iPknalngtaB Valley tieague. Coq- 153 and 148. He won 8200 in eacli Buffalo ...... '..13 14 1 27 ed 2-1 to toe Teen (Jueens. fan pUeted hia club to an opening my son Reed in their classes... BuUiua ...... 8 2-6 14 Windham at Manchester, 8:15, the form that won top Didn’t have to stay iffter school, Fortin .. Arena. tourney. Hershey ...... 18 14 1 '27 honors in the first (Jer- Good shooters Included Bobbl . vietoiT oti Sunday and eras hap­ Kontn .. Other leaders among 70 entries Quebec ...... 12 18 l 25 Weiss 114-101. Jeann Kearney py with tha aU around play... for any infractions, but I did ar­ Gicnnry Cheney Tech at Somers, 8. man Trampoline Gym­ Has Indians Playing rive home later than expecteiL Shea ... Ellington at Rockville, 8:80. included Nick Tronsky, New Rochester ...... ii is s 2S 100-100, Cindy Evana 100, Paulette Big 10 Team to Beat John VRat, Chamber o f Commerce Keeney Providence ...... 11 20 0 22 nastics Championships. Sabritz 101, Claire Paelack 101. Rocky Hill at RHAM. Britain, 866; Charles Kebiurt, East eaaeutlra iMcretary. atopped at Bunce .. ths dadk for the first time in Thursday Moriarty months and talked aports, volley, Pinto ...... }i« w York. Dec. 12 (>P)— Prevlously.allna (2-0) also are to be reckoned By FRANK CUNE over Lyman Memorial last Home Specialties, toe fine busi­ Dan Pinto i.... Bradley beat Mlnne seta and the ' with Duke defeated West Virginia, With the basketball season week which snapped a 18- bell, in particular, this being ness run by Bob Brown and Charlie Neil . Ohio State, led by All-Amer- John’s favorite sport at thia time Pringle on Purnell PI., are in last California Aggies. Bradley has 66- 64, and N.C. State downed Thealmost two weeks old for most game losing streak, Cheney 23 Totale 30 13-13 73 ies Jerry ‘Lucas, ban done been going along as runner-up to Citadel, 88-71, with North Caro­ takes on a tartar Wednesday of the year. .Tom Ferguson, back lace in the Church 10 Pin'Bowl- bothing to shake the idea the Cincinnati in the Missouri Valley lina Idle but meeting. Kentucky to­ teams In the srea, Manchester at the Armory. The Rangers fipm tha Giants-Dallas football Eig League etandinge but Brown Kewlastea (St) game on Sunday in New York', F P ta. '^ STARTS TODAY— GOOD THROUGH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23 Budceyei are the team to beat Conference, but it looks as if the morrow. High's quintet will make its (1-1) will play host to LaSa- nevertheleaa arrlvea each week Burice 1960-61 debut Friday night at lette Seminary pf Hartford reported it was as tense and aa wearing hia Uggeat amile; he be­ for the Big Ten basketball Braves could make Ihe grade this (lary Cunningham scored 24 Arndt ...... time. That would put them In the the Arena. The Indians' oppor which has reeled off four exciting as any he had seen, toe ing league pubUclst •• fduch mail U rb a n ...... akami^onShlp again this year— points to lead U(JLA to a 93-69 vic­ teams battled to a 31-31 dead Staron ..... NCAA, and could bring a tourna­ nent will be Windham of WIIll- straight triumphs thus far to be anawered college football su­ He reported the incident, and from a woman. Marge Flynn, Her­ Dean excited about toe school six. Batting right in the final Warriors Bealen premacy. However, th« Eli muist charged himself an extra stroke ac­ ald society editor. "I walked vanity basketball team as game against Haddix, Mantle BiU Th^Didn^t Work tnRihg give the trophy back to the Mid­ cording to tlie rules.. Italy Surprises Uncle Sam home last night (distance of five starter. singled to make his righthanded shipmen in six months for both It so happened he won out by miles, at least) and I should be series hitting six for seven. New' York, Dec. 12 lypi. When were given equal billing by the one stroke with a’ final round of ready for the race next year,” she Saturday 100 NEW CARS V«4r Ym-k — (NBA) — TheAesmtngs of the fighter His ss- Wtit Chamberlain's point total Is reported this morning. It was a vray they're carrying on about board of judges, the first time two 67 and a total of 272, but the pen­ Notice arrived that I had been socistlon with the sport was suffl held to reasonable limit a., the alty could very well have resulted long and hard trip, I learned, as i#i Sen. Estira Kefau'ver'a committee teams have ever tied. Syracuse To Win Davis Cup Matches selected for toe Who’a Who In the TO CHOOSE FROM dent. chances of beating the Phllndclphia won last year. in a tie, or even defeat for the she covered the entire distance in East, whatever that means. If It Investigation of boxing, a body ProhlMUon King Warriors are that much easier high heels Gino Enrico, admitting ifOQld believe racketeers were Bucknell got the Lambert Cup as handsome yojtng fellow reared in means more money. I'm for it. Max (Boe Boo) Hoff, who made Last night, tlie big Warrior cen­ Illinois. Perth, Australia, Dec. 12^ices through the first eight game.^«»and carried him to the dressing he was a few pounds heavier than Early arrivals were Truman •omethiag, new' in the grim fnisl- a fortune in the alcohol business the Eastern Small College cham­ ter w-a.s limited to 31 points and the pion, succeding the Unjversity • of of their opening set. MacKay had room. Pietrangeli broke into a year ago, stopped at the desk Cowles and Red Haddan, both cut npM, like the .'Wild card rulei In during prohibition, was another (/P)— Italy’s veteran combina* Syracuse Nationals r;inio away Delaware. Tejji Pin W inner . a good chance to break.’through in tears. wito word on toe Elks Duckpln their stays short as they arrived eolMfe football or the automatic who was Involved In boxing for with a 132-121 victory in the only tion of Nicola Pietrangeli and the second which went-l'o 18 points So did MacKay but they were Bowling Deague. For years Gme before the deadline. .Pro football IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ptaMgwtter m bowling vlcartotis thrills He paid a high National Basketball As.sociatlon ; Chicago, Dec. 12 (JP)—Don Carter Orlando Sirola rose to tennis but each time the towering Sirola tears sadness rather than joy. has served aa league secretary, on teevee at Los Angeles was N w ln g o f the sort. There have price for ,hla • hobby and a later game scheduled. Goalby Richer o f St. Louie won the 87,500 first heights today and abruptly cut loose with a service which was It was a sad scene for the Ameri­ being one of the brat. Motored marred by rain but my choice, the ■hraya been ptmks behind pugs. prize in the fourth annual World’s Ineuralon Into promotion In Phila­ The setback cut Philadelphia's Miami, Fla., Dec. 12 (>Pi—^^Bob ended the United States bid almost unretumable. And that is cans.- who had played in 17 to St. Thomas Seminary in Bloom­ Green Bay Packers' won over the Sports writers revealed everything delphia broke him. Invitational Bowling .Tournament field where the Rev. Philip Blaney 49era..Short motor trip at night you are now hearing. first place lead in the^Eastern Di­ Goalby is 82,800 richer today, and for the Davis Cup with surprise the way. they continued until Siro­ straight Challenge Rounds. Al Capone and numerous other he probably isn't any happier about despite an unuaual family dlatrac- is again coaching the high school to West Hartford whei^ toe Uid' .'T h e only difference today." vision to a half game’over runner- tlon in the final position round. victories in the final two singles ta wTapped it up in the 16th game. For two sets Pietrangeli was hoodlums had a rooting Interest up Boston The Nationals trail the it than Walter Montgomery of matches of the interzone final. Hopes Drew Dark even more deadly than Sirola. He team; It la a rebuilding year for versity of Hartford basketball pointed out Eddie Borden. Bcwwell In the sport, but, for the most While Don was defending his the Saints with only one veteran team defeated LoweU Tech. Root o f the beak busting business, st CSsItics by five games Baton Rouge. La., a caddy on the As Pietrangeli defeated 20-year American hopes drew dark when played almost flawless tennis aa he part, they kept out of its actual winter golf tour. championship yesterday'in the 848.- player back., .United Aircraft era for the hime club included Ray • boglng luBriheon in the Manhst- Veteran Dolph Schhyes scored 000 fourth annual tournament, his old Earl (Butch) Buchholz of St. Sirola broke MacKay in toe third ripped through his young opponent conduct. Even when the btillboys 33 points for Syracuse. Hal Greer with the loss of only three games. tosaed its annual press party at Pilkonls and family, and Jack Re tga- Hotel, "la that now the al- Montgomery was carrying the attracUveOiblonde wife, Lsveme, Louis 6-1, 6-2, 6-8, 3-6, 6-4 and game of the second set and Went night in Hartford and I was on '61 MERCURY METEOR "600" 2-DOOR SEDAN indulged in chicanery it only went chipped In with 24 and Dick Bar­ into a 3-1 lead by holding his own. Buchholz ,pven had to fight for the pass. Herald staffer, Pilkonls, Isged mobsters meddle too much. ao far. Primo earners, a mob-con­ bag for the 25-year-oId pro from was challen^ng the women's lead­ towering Sirola soundly whipped hand, seeing friends of long stand ’66 ENBLISH FORB ANBUA nett with 19 Crystal River, Fla., in the Coral Two terrific'retums of service and three games he won. fine Little League baseball um **n»e days when fights were held trolled hulk, reached the heavy­ er on the nexL pair of lanes for t)ie 25-year old Barry MacKay of ing, many for the first time it pire, Is a Hartford faculty mem InfilndOB transportotton nnd Fedora) Taxes. 12,000 mOes or oe barges and ringside mobs cofi- Paul Arlzln also had 31 poims Gables Open Tournament yester- $4,000 top prize. Dayton, Ohio, 9-7, 6-3, 8-6. the perfect lob In the wind gave the Then toe Tide turned. Buchholz weight championship through a for the losers got his first ■ service break in too , months as their work takes them ber. .Joined friends at a later hour Drying clothns year ararranty. Drive a new M oreu^ for Christmas. t^lled 4Ctlhls goals at the expense of Black moat completely effective fuel ’67 MEflOURY Frms'prohlbttlon days until Big in the firet round. Paul Dodge of toe Toronto Maple Leafs. . . is . giv­ Hawk goalie Glenn Hall. He had JOhB Norris took control of the inspired American team. But oil additive in uae today. And *189ft swept ail four poinla from .Man­ ing toe Chicago Black Hawks fits Pietrangeli squared the series by help last night from Bert Olm- you get premium aarvict. Au­ apof^ as Tiead of the defunct Oc­ chester Motor Sales on opening while moving into a strong position stead, who netted toe other two for HNE SEL6CUON OF ’S5 MER0URY $696 ($195 DOWN) whipping Buchholz in a thrilling tomatic dellveriae . . . .a bal- topus, Inc., and moved Frankie night of the second round to grab for an- assault on toe National Toronto. Bobby Hull got Chicago's OutM> sad associates Into tha undisputed poss'esalon of firs! five setter. Still toe Americans anoad payment plan and many - were favo'red even though Mac­ Hockey League's goal-scoring rec­ lone tally. • CLUBS BALLS seat, "owning" a fighter place. The Dodgemen thus got off ord. otiiar aztna deilmed to make ’57D0INIE24I00R $06 Kay had loat to Sirola the last Boom Boom Geoffrion, Don Mar­ sms A bobby, a msPk of prestige on the right foot in quest of Ute The 22-year-old left winger shall, Doug Harvey, Jean Beliveau • CARTS COVERS homa haating realty aaiy. to a Mg-skot operator: Bomething second'of three round titles this time they met In the 1959 French brought his season total to 25 goala championships. and Henri Richard scored for Mon­ aJUa to owning a stable of horses, seasqn ‘ last night by scoring four times as treal, which holds a seven point ’6IF0HD 61196 ptffaooa or chorus girls. Bob Pierce's 1.36 topped the Sirola,' however, was far from toe Leafs walloped the Hawks. 6-1. • GLOVES SHOES awed at the American's big game. lead over second-place Toronto. MpbilhaatJlL '"Whaa Owney Madden, now re- scorers- In other games, the pacersetttng Gordie Howe, spoiled sitb goalie He stood MacKay off until he tira9 ta Hot fiprlngs, Ark., was a Montreal Canadians woti their CHtarlle Hodge's potential shutout REVERSIBLE NYLON JACKETS . . . .fUAO pulled out toe deuced first set, ’67 RENAULT 6116 praiUaafit figure in New York, he GREEN JR. BOI'S eighth In a row, defeating Detroit, with his seventh goal 13 seconds REG; BS7A0 GOLF SHOES ...... ftOAO auppoeed to have an interest Terry KJoler 110 and Dan Mul­ whipped through the aecond with ^-1, and the Bostoti' Bruins came from the end. GOLF BALLS ...... 55o to fL25 ta au ay headliners," said Borden. len 110 top the scorers. two breaks of the American’s from behind to tie the New York . Bostoiy piit together goals by CLOSEOUT ON 'TOP GRADE WOODS ’iOTHUlWEittlRU H lfS *Iiaj(ie Rosenbloom, Bob Olin, service and then wrapped it up in Rangers, 2-2. Johnny Bucyk and Don McKenney AND IRONS a hard fought third set. wiewE avr K.O. PhU Kaplan, Charley Phil JA VC2CE ' m IOGETS Mahovlich has six games to play in the final six minutes' to «aim a BEOULAB 5145.00 ...... $1004)0 aUHNSTAMFS Xoaenberc, Aesi Hudkins, Leo T126, Jana Crandall U1-U3, Richard of Itontraal. Ths Rocket, sidelined for at least two waeks. BWmiEIIS . UNOOLN M in ify --CIONBT •dw aad tovfte hla numerous Jarry Conklin 129, Marie Britt U7. gav6 Barry very little chance on wtoo retired Just before this ssasen In Saturday’s games. Montreal ’ASMT.WALK-iNTRUIK 61216 An unldenWiable does a one-foot ballfit to get out of the way of his service. hts fighter ia action, Bob Rmith 112, George B ycholi^ / AO ^ pas8 and Baltimore kept the ball. started, eetabUahed die roeord in Boorsd threa Umea to wMp Datrolt Maailieilir Oantry UM Pn 301411 CaaMT at. 101 CIN11R fimr-wIM 34i135--0NPIN 9m,' tt AVHt’, ihsnd tt the 112, NaiieF MoNslU i i i , Loi Angeles won 1(W, (AP Photofax.) V The 6-7 Sirola and the § hI .Mm - % B6-game, schedule. 6-4, Toronto bast CMoago 8-8 and Kay Atgafed te .» battle ed m n - UaSevUdi hae fafilatered elne e£ Keir Tork blanked Boeton, 8-fi. Ml 3-5135

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72 H qiiniiM tor Solo 72 HooMOoid S em ew THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHOR)*EN BnBitfctiM B1 Hmwm WltkoBt Board 39 ApwrtmentB—Flats— Honaha for Salt 72 H o o b m for Salt TenemenU 6S Cuba Sugar Offerat! IS-A Thrilo Rooms of Fdmltnro ROOM F o r nmt, bath, haated. MANCHESTER—Pre-hoUday spe­ ' MANCHESTER ANDOVER—4 room etucco home In 4f^- ■ /kitchen prlvUMoa, fraa paiWiig. VERNON, Route 88, 8 room apart­ cials. Older home — new pliimb- $16,600 — Olcott St. $3,000 under good solid comflUon; 3-car garage, Tells Electriciii^ ELkT ra n S H Holland home sits very high on hill. £n- 6 o M Q»Nr6UM>tl«f^lCULCeM0M FROM MODEL HOME 138 Birch St. m 8-44UT ment with furniture, centra], hot Ing and heating, $9,600. 2-family owner's cost. Immaculate 4 flhV shades made to measure. AH water heat, clean and pleasant, on 64 centraUy located $18,500. 4 ished, 8 room capd, deluxe heated cltides 120 acres of high. land, metal Venetian blinds .at a new To Support Castro PLEASANT, large heated room, bus line. $i85 monthly. T R 6-2600, bedroom ranch, Sara’ge, $14,000. rec room aluminum siding and brook, and 4 acre pond. 2200 ft. low price. Keys made While you Cost Ovor $700 free porktaig, on bua Une, 146 Oen* Many more from $4,500 up. Call frontage. Evenings Mr. Hayes MI wait. Miatlow's. TR 5-6678. windows, plastered Wails, fifeplaM, (Ooattaaed troos Poga O m t NEVER BEEN'USED ter,St. MI 8*6003. the Ellsworth Mitten Agency,' conveniently located, well luid- 8-0527. Warren R. Howland, Real­ ■t h r e e l a r g e rooms, private Realtors, MI 84980, MI 945,34. tor, MI 8-1108. ATTRACTIVELY fUnilahed ------■caped A zone lot. Asqumable 4%% leadership is well apoitad wUli Salt Prico 1888 bath .and entrance, furnished, mortgage. -Immediate occupancy. BaUduiE*CoiitnMtiiit 14 for. gentleman, private wtraoce, heated, and hot water. $75 per TONGREN’S WEEKLY $‘13.600-BEAUTIFUL 8 bedroOm leftwing extremists, this apfea) la Fky Only 34 Week kitchen privUeges, paridng. b * month. CaU after 4 p.fai. PI 2-7,545. BOLTON ranbh baseboard heat, flreplaha, .viewed by most as more uka aa CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS uprovs: quire at 167 Maple St. large kitchen, cellar. Carlton W. orders SPECIAL $14,500. Rieduced — Route 85. 8;15 AJL to 4:30 PJ«. Co. Alterattons, additions,, ga­ Sacrlflclim complete baSroom, TWO FURNISHED front rooms, Butdhlna, Ml 94ir>. rages. Rooting and siding exports. complete Uvlng room and Utchen ROOMS FOR rent also two large Family size 7 room older home, 3- The sugar workers celled oa tba kitchen set, beclroom set. refrig­ Manchester — 6 room Cape, ga­ car garake, 3 acres of land mostly SOUTH WINDSOR — Willow St. electrical union "to purge all who Aluminum clapboards a specialty. doeoratv funltura from modal dla* cottages, efflolenciss, completely erator, gas stove. Low rent. Apply rage and breezeway in Manches­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Unexcelled workmanehip. Eaay •lay home. We will give you fraa fuinlshsd, free parking. Cul NG tlUable, shade trees, amesite drive, Tranaferred. 3 bedroom split level, have sabotaged the nation and budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR 9*0826, between 5*7 p.m.p.m Scranton 10 Depot Square, Apartment 4. ter’s finest area. Beautiful grounds view, anxious retired couple Flor­ condemn the gang which organ* MONDAY ^Xluii r a iD A y lo a o AJtt— aA T P aD AY f AJM. Siauvaty and free storage up to ona On oversize lot. IVi baths, finished recreation and ■-I,''- a-0109. year. Moteil 160 Tolland ^ k s. FOUR ROOM newly furnished ida bound. laundry rooms, garage, basement. ized the demonstratiqn in front o f apartment. Ideal for newly weds We have other Ustinge Many other capes and ranohea Exterior just repainted; fireplace, the palace.” PLEASE READ YOUR AD K. A. DION INC. Roofing, siding, NORMAN'S CLBUtN, heated room for a retired sensibly priced With owners who buUt-in range, oven and dishwash­ fg— or nvut Ads” mn taken over the phoae as a eoa> painting. Carpentry. Aiteratlona or working couple. Coll MI 9-0641. Castro, whose security guard 448 HARTFORD ROAD gentleman. Reaoonable. CaU MI "Anything In Real Estate.” are ready tOfltsten to offers. er. half acre lot. $17,800. 4>^% has been Increased during the ra« vealMioe. The adverttser ahoold read his ad the FIB8T DAT IT and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ 9-0641. FOR RENT—Four rooms. . (^11- G.t, mortgage. Owner. MI 4-0989. APPBABS and REPOBT EBBOB8 In tfane tor the next teser- ship guaranteed. 290 Autumn St. Before you buy furniture any' cent wave of opposition In many where—shop at Norman’s. dren permitted. Reasonable. MI MI 3-6821 areas, has made no publio stata* tion. The Herald Is responsible tor only ONE Incorreet or omitted MI 8-4860. ROOM FOR rant for gentleman or 8-8009. LAWRENCE F. FIANO lady. Quiet, near Cheney’e. 224 Lots tor Sale 73 ■4 ■ J-'l* ment on the noisy labor march. tnflfiT««n for nay advertisement and men only to the extent of a ALL KINDS sterilised used fuml 880 TOLLAND Turnpike—Real good REALTOR MLS '‘make food” Insertloh. Errors which do iwt lessen the valne of Charter Oak. MI 8-8868, 6-4788. COMPLETELY redecorated apart­ 6 room Cape. Fireplace. Large lot. MI 8-2766 Nor has there been any olfleial ture, fat excellent condition. Ap­ THREE B ZONE lota With dty dirclosure of what was dlscuased the advertlsementjwUl not be corrected by “ make food” Insertton. Rooflnf—Aldlng 1C pliances sparkling clean. New ment, ,,8 rooms and bath, heat and Price $13,900, Madeline Smith, Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0458 water. Union St. Manchester. ' - ROCKVILLE— 34 GrdVe.. Single hot water, private entrance, large Realtor, MI 9-1642. Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 In’ a dramatic meeting between COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. — AU brcmxs/hraas dinettes, chrome Ught housekeeping room, $10 $3,600 each. MI 9-6495.______Amaury Fraginals, electrical union U tchoi aefli, mattresses, recUner closets. MI 3-6306 after 4:30 or TOI7B OOOPEBATION WILL types of roofs and roof repairing, weekly. <3aU TR 5-9594. f weekends. NEW CAPE Cod home, hot water VERNON—Delightful two bedroom BEAUTIFUL lot on hill. 150x200. chief, and President Osvaldo Dor* BE APPBEOIATEU Dial Ml 3-2711 specialising In Twenty Year Bond­ chairs, other Items. 8040% off. heat, fireplace, expandable, ex ranch. Sunny kitchen, dining area, tlcos during the. demonstration. Real old sap buckets from Ver­ JUST REDECORATED large neat A real buy If sold In December. ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. NEW MODERN 6 room apartment, tras. Lot 115x215. Will trade for large living room, fireplace, hot 389 Slater St. Meanwhile, there were growing mont, $1.28. LeBlanc Furniture room It) private home, walk-in built-in oven and range, $125, first investment property. Call owner, water, heat, garage. Exceptional signs of some unrest among the RAT’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Hoapttal, 196 South St., Rockville, cloeet, private entrance. MI m .- Aato DrlvlnK S ^ ool 7-A floor. MI 3-2673. Ml 9-4818. lot. Near bus. Reasonable. $12,800. MANCHIESTER — Except lonal sugar workers themsel'vee. They Loot^nd Foimd built tq> roofs, gutter and conduc­ TR 6*8174. Open 9*8, Saturdays till 9-4966. H. B. Grady, Broker, MI 3-8009. choice building sites. A sind AA are expected to be asked to taka 5. PREPARE FOR driver's test. tor work; root chimney repairs. MANCHESTER—3 bedroom home, Zones, Shown by appointment. whopping pay cuta late this month LOST—Tweed top cost taken by Ray Hagenow, Ml 0-^4; Ray PLEASANT large heated room for finstnesii Locations nice condition on large lot. AlunF $18,900—LARGE 6 room ranch, mistake at DeMolay or Center Ages 15 to 60. Driving and class gentlen^an, $7 weekly. Ontral lo­ Phone M l 3-6273. In order to make Cuba's sugar room. ’Three instructors. No wait­ Jackson, 5Q 8-8825. for Rent 64 inum combinations, full basement, fireplace, aluminum storms, at- ^Wheels are Spinnings Spinning Spinning sales profitable outside the now- Church tWo weeks ago. Call MI WRiNGBR TYPE washer, good cation, private entrance, free near bus, school and shopplni Uched garage. $3,900 aasumes S-7834. ing Manchester Driving Acade­ condition, $20. PI 2-8806. paridng. MI 3-8914. Wanted—Real Estate 77 closed U.S. market, my, PI 2-7249. STORE SUITABLE for office or center. Priced for quick sale. Cal 4 ^ % mortgage, $96.85 monthly. Spinning wheels kicked up a lot of snow, but It didn't stop these two men from helping that mo­ Raul Cepero Bonilla, minister o f Rooflng UN) caitiniieys 16*A Ckirlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5183. LOST—WHITE cat, gray and black TAKE OVER PAYMENTS BROOKFIELD ST.—Large twin any business, 190 West Middle owner, MI 9-9770. torist negotiate the bank’ of snow on Oak St. and get headed In the right direction again on the commerce, disclosed that Cuba'a LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ Bnalneaa Opportnnltles 32 Help Wanted-Male 36 Articles For Salo 45 Turnpike. Cali MI 9-6206, 2 to 9 travel portion of the road. Similar scene.s were being enacted all around town. (Herald photo tiger spots, eight montha old. ROOFING — Specializing repairing FROM OUR BANK bedroom, ’TV, next to ihower, BOLTON LAKE—Thinking of next SEVEN ROOM Garrison Colonial, ARE YOU CONSIDERING world market sales commitmenta male, vicinity Forter St. MI censed driving school trained — FOR UNPAID BALANCE private home, gentlemen. MI p.m. or MI 3-6802. SELLING YOUR bySaternis). amount to 3 5 million tons—2 mil­ Certified and approved Is now of­ roofe of all kinds, New roofs, gut­ SMALL DINER, growing business PART-nMB abort order cook RUG MAKERS’ Christmas aps summer already? This choice attached garage, 1V& baths, hot 9-0964. ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ with a good volume, ehort houre, wanted. Evening hours. Apply at 1 2, OR 8 YEARS TO PAY! 9-6801 after 6. lakefront property is for you— 8 water oil neat, city utilities, near PROPERTY? lions of which are consigned to fering classroom and . behind cials: Rug patterns $1.50 to $4.60, START PAYING STORE FOR rent on Spruce St. Communi.«it China and Russia and LOST—Friendly 8 month old fe­ paired. ' Aluminum siding. 80 $2,000 flutes It. B. V. Agency, JA 505 Main, 9-9. hooks 45c. braided books $l, Reasonable and parking in the bedrooms, 2 baths, delightful bus, school, shopping center. Quick V wheel Instruction for teenagers. IN FEB. 1961 We will estimate value of your which are not all payable In hard male cat, black fur over yellow Ml 9-6075. years’ experience. Free esti­ 8-2628. braid folders tl. Strip cutters $16, rear. CaU MI 3-8^9, 210 Spruce kitchen with bullt-lns, hot air occupancy. Charles Lesperance, Yuletide Display mates, Call Howley, MI 8-5361, MI AMBITIOUS married man with 9 ROOMS FuranruRE A|tartinent»—Flats— MI 9-7620. property without obligation. We ca.«h, tiger stripe, yellow patch on face rug frames $10.25. All wo4 room BRAE-BURN REALTY The Savings ^ n k of Manchester of Driver Education. MI 0-7898. PLUMBING AND heating — re­ HERSHEY CANDY 8 ROOMS FURNITURE home, oversized garage, oh 6 sort of Christmas card from the He is counting on «n arbitrarily modeling Installations, repairs. WANTED— Experienced counter $10.16 MONTHLY FIVE ROOM apartment, second LARGE ONE-room air-conditioned ranch, 5>4% mortgage may be Ml 3-6273 has been lost and application has ROUTE acres of land, lovely kitchen, ideal (Contlnned from Page One) pointees named today are In postal employes to all of Manches­ fixed minimum price of 3.25 cenU All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ man for meat department. FiiU or TIRB CHAINS, like new, hig rein' Westinghouse Refrigerator, living floor, oU heat, hot water, central office. 100% Main St. location. for small family or retired couple, assumed. $14,500, Philbrick tgen- a pound In Havana. Sugar experta been made to said bank for pay­ location. MI 3-4751. cy, MI 9-8464. agreement on this. ter. ment of the amount of depoeit. Garages— Service— Storage 10 perience. 24-hour service. Call Spare or Full Time art-time. Manchester Public Mar* forced, fits sizes 6.00*16, 7.tI0*14, Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, Marlow’s 867 Main St. 80 minutes from Hartford, 812,8 f ARE YOU considering selling your was no word to reporters that he say this still ■would leave Cuba In Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. et, 805 Main St. 6.70*15, price 9. P|ione ^ 9*2291, Lamps, Tables ■ Call B. V. Agency. JA 8-2638. Rusk was asked several ques­ The display shows Santa Claus,, g ANDOVER—New and modern 8- MAIN STREET—Building for com­ home? If you are, we will pur­ was on hand until this morning. the hold because the sugar costa 4 WAREHOUSE space 1800 sq. ft., Good Income E V E R Y T I^ G $297.84 tions concerning his views on spe­ his sleigh and his reindeer Near­ cent.s to produce. AUTO MECHANIC—We have an HAND MADE stoles and crocheted room apartment, stove, refrigera­ mercial Inislnese or office use. MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape, chase your equity. For expediency Kennedy said he and Rusk had by is the special mailbox for col­ Annoancements ground level, excellent access, please call us. Ml 3-5129. J. D. cific foreign policy matters but he Castro, the experts say, must Radlo-TV Repair No Selling or Soliciting opening for rate experienced man «krtlcles. Call MI 9*4061, 89 Haynes 8 ROOMS FURNITURE tor, heat, hot water, garkga, cou­ Will subcHvlde. Ml 9-8229. 9-5. family room, modern kitchen, 3 both talked by telephone to Stev­ turned them all aside, saying he lecting toys for children. central, reasonable. Call MI 8-8753 ple preferred. $68 monthly. PI Realty Co., 47' Main St., Man' enson and Bowles. persuade the workers to take a RUGS AND bedspreads expertly after 6. Services 18 to work part*tlme evenings in our St. $14.74 MONTHLY bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good Hospital Notes wished to study the situation and Five men made the figures out Responeibla persona to own end Service Department. Apply in per* Washing Machine, Westinghouse 2-8090. 84 OAK STREET — Newly re­ Chester. Asked whetjjer Stevenson was of plywood on -their own time. pay cut or he will have to print dyed. Choose from 70 decorator operate new Hershey dlspenaer lot with trees. One block to defer answers to such inquiries for son to Stan Ozlmek, Service Mana* BOY’S HOCKEY skates, size 7J Refrigerator, Bedroom, living modeled store for rent. Reason­ schools, shopping and bus. $16,900. satisfied with the selection of Pat Humphrey, Mike Ginolfl, more paper money and face the colors. Lucky I>ady I.4iundry. 43 RADlO-TV REPAIRS, any make — business in this area. U m lt^ dla- NEAR MAIN ST. — 8 f u z z e d able, heat included. Ample park­ Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. for USTINGS WANTED—Call thU of­ the present. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 cars, amplifiers, phonographs and er at Moriarty Bros., 815 Center girl’s figure skates, size 8. MI Room, Dinette, Dishes, Rugs, Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. Rusk for the top foreign policy Paul. Aceto, Wendell Jacobs and danger of Inflation. Purnell Place. MI 9-2002. tributorships available. We supply 9-6365. rooms and bath, heat and' hot ing. Call MI 9-1690. all areas except maternity' where fice for personalized service. Your So far Kennedy Is running be­ Cuban workers now are {wying changers. Over 47 years total ex­ t., Manchester. Lamps, Tables, Blankets inquiry Invited. Alice Clampet, post, Kennedy replied he is con­ Louis Palazzi did the work in the CUSHMAN, 1960, Highlander scoot­ all locations. 6 hours spare time. t water, no chUdrra. MI 9-4256. tiiey are 2 to 4:80 and 6:80 to 8 hind schedule on the timetable he the highest income taxes in his­ perience. 90 days guarantee on all IRONRTTE mangier, like new, ma­ EVERYTHINO $898.23 VERNON—Store for rent. Ideal MANCHESTER-VERNON pjn.; and private rooms w’here Realtor. MI 9-4643. fident that the relationship Is a basement of the post office, using Personals er, 8 h.p., still in crate, must sell. Cars and minimum investment of TOOL MAKERS set for himself s couple of weeks a jigsaw one of them brought tory — a minimum of 12 per cent, work, Potterton’s. MI 9-4587. $796 required. Write giving resume, hogany buffet ^ l e top. CaU MI THREE ROOM furnished apart­ barber shop location or small bus­ they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. satisfactory one to all concerned. AH 9-3023, after 5:15. Pries Includes DeUvery, Setup, ment with parking space. Young iness. Ample parking. Call TR LINE LISTINGS WANTED. Fast, reliable ago. He had hoped to have a full from his own workshop. A col­ in addition to "voluntary contribu­ VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In CONNIE’S ’TV and Radio Service, references apd phone number to MACHINISTS 8-8134 between 6*8 p.m. Kennedy said he plans to ap­ cabinet by now. tions ” lo government programs- Service. Guarantee Immediate de­ married couple. Also two garages 8-1292. Patients Today 211 service. M. E. Charbonneau, brok point another undersecretary of lection taken among all of the my own home shop. Forty years available all hours. Satisfaction General Manager, Bax W, Herald. Hla other selectlona are: Castro’s opposition continues to Various Grades livery or Free Storage until needed. for rent' Call between 6-8. MI Near Parkway. Only $1,100 as ADMITTED SATURDAY: Jannie er, MI 3-0683 or MI 9-4298. state—one who will have charge postal employes paid for materials. factory experience. All makes, Business Services Offered IS guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. Rhone for appointment Connecticut Gov. Abraham Ribi- Hex Its muscles. An unidentified Plenty of Work Building Materials 47 84441. sumes the present mortgage on this Allbee, 87 Nike Circle; Miss Eliza­ of economic affairs. Painting of Santa Claus was low rates, free estimates, free SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford Rouses tor Rent 65 WISH SOMEONE to handle your coff, secretary of health, educa­ plane flew over Havana early this plqkup end delivery. Mr. Miller, COSMA APPLIANCE Bervlc»-Re- 'Help Wanted— Femile 85 8 room ranch. Bullt-lns, attached beth Beaudoin, 20 Deepwood Dr.: done by Aceto, of the deer and CH 7-0358 FIVE ROOM apartment, eecond real estate? Call me at MI 9-0320 And he said he hopes to an­ tion and welfare; North Carolina sled by Ginolfi. and of the signs morning dropping leaflets urging JA 8-S40S palrs all makes refrigerators, MORTENSEN ’TV Specialized RCA Open Saturday morning CLEAN, USED lumber for sale, aa* garage, large tree shaded lot, Janey Kelle.v, lOl Seaman Circle; WANTED—Woman for shirt finish­ for interviews. See It Day Or Night floor, heat and hot water, chil­ - TWO-FAMILY—5 and 8 room flats, for prompt and courteous service nounce another cabinet appoint­ Gov. Luther Hodges, secretary of by Jacob.s. Cubans to rise against the prime freezers, washing machines, dry­ television, service. Ml 9-4641. aorted oizea, hardwood flooring, now vacant. Children accepted. amesite drive. Hendv Nelson, 41 Phoenix St., Ver­ Joseph Barth, Broker. ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, ers. ranges, oil and gas burners. ing. Steady work, five-day week. window oaah and doors complete dren accepted, $110 mcmthly. CaU ment by Wednesday. commerce; and Rep. Stewart L. The toys are being collected by minister. If you have no means of trans­ MI 3-0763. Bond required. Tongren, broker, non; Tlichael and Annette Jesanls, bonded representative, Alfred MI 0-0883. All work guaranteed. ALL MAKES of TV radio and Apply In person. New System THE NEWTON COMPANY windows, plumbing and heating 195 Vnlon St,, Rockville: Joseph r e a d y t o buy, rent or sell? See Rusk's appointment is the first Udall, D-Ariz., secretary of In­ the Marine Recruiting Office staff There were two flights over the Laundry, 44 Harrison St. portation, I’ll osnd my auto for MI 3-6321. ^ LAWRENCE F. FIANO to one of what have been called in the post office building. Ametl, 206 Henry 8t. Tel. MI home electronic equipment, ex­ 65 ELM ST. suppUes, assorted pipes and aoU you. No obligation. ROCKVILLE—4, 8. 2 room apart­ Draghi, 74 Birch St.; Mrs. Anna Us for personalized ser'vlce. The terior. city. One came shorUy after mid­ 8-0460. pertly repaired with a 90-day pipes. Open daUy 8:80 till dark, the "big three" cabinet posts. The night. dropping leaflets signed MANCHESTER ments completely furniahed, auto­ NINE ROOM two bath home, excel­ REALTOR Wood, 39 Coleman Rd.: Mr*. Anna B. V. Agency. Better value In PAINTING, pa^rhanglng, floor guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the DOMES’nC—Woman' for general Saturday 8-4. Ctaoman Houae MLS others are secretary of the a group calling itself the Revolu­ aandlng. Call Ml 0-0726. housework, Fridays preferred, own A—I^ B —E—R—T—’S matic washer, garage, two se]M- lent location, garage, large lawn, MI 8-2768 Ralmondo, 52 Maple St.; Howard real estate. JA 8-2628. * Most of the world's nickel comes Manchester TV. Ml 9-1046. WANTED — Dishwasher Monday Wreckiiw yard at Stock Place off 48-46 ALLYN ST., HAR’TFORD rate private entrances, TR 6-7902, parking area, MI 3-2880. Miner, East Hartford. treasury and secretary of defense. from Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. tionary Democratic Front. Antomoblles for Sale 4 transportation necassaty. HQ North Main St. CaU MI 9*3892. ARE YOU considering selling your New Patrolmen COMPLETE REPAIRS - By 8tu 8-7188. through Saturday. Apply In person Open Nights TiU 8, Sat. 8 p.m. TR 8-9992. , Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0458 There has been speculation that IMPERIAL ELECTRONICS—Mo­ Willie’s Steak House, 444 Center ADMITTED SUNDAY: Mrs. home? Call ,us for personalized 1956 OLDSMOBILE 2-door hardtop. art- R. Wolcott on Automatic torola sales and service. Person­ YOUR BEST BUY IS AT Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 Darla '’Elder, 56 Wad.sworth St.; Kennedy may name C. Douglas Dil­ Power steering and power brakes, washers dryers and electric HAIRDRESSER wanted. LuJon Street, or call MI 9*8061. UPHOLSTERED chair $10, sofa A’rTRACnVE 4 room garden Suburban F or Rent 6fi service. Joseph Rossetto, broker. lon to the Treasury post. Dillon, a Going to School alized service all makes radio NATIONAL $25, office desk and chair $15, apartment, heat, hot water, stove, MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, Sam Zuk, 221 N, Main St.; Mrs. Phone MI 9-0308. ON YOUR BUILDING $895. MI 9-0308. ranges. M 0-6678, Salon of Beauty, 51 E. Center St JUNIOR executive wanted—Nation, BOLTON — Two bedroom duplex, Alberia Deprey, Ellington; Albert Republican, is the present under and ’TV. 521 East Middle ’Turn­ MI 8-1989. chests of drawers $5 - $14, com­ refrigerator, parking, $115. MI modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, large PROBLEMS! pike. MI 3-7638 or PI 2-8148. wide organization has openings in Ceiling Tile 9H o Sq. Ft. attached girage and porch, $104 Hill, Ellington; Mrs. Margaret secretary of state. The two new members of the CONSULT US 1950 MERCURY, 4-door, radio, CHAIN SAW work - Trees cut. modes $7.50, bookcases $6.50 - $15, 3-1809. living room with fireplace, dining Manchester Police Department heater, very clean, $175. 250 Spring Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 OFFICE general clerioal, typing, this area for men, preferably col* No. 1 Common Oak dropleaf kitchen table $8.50, drop- monthly. 'Tel. MI 3-5463. room, rear porch, garage, $14,900. Donahue, 87 Avondale Rd.; Mrs. Another mentioned aa a possi­ PHILCO RECOMMENDED serv- started work today, and Chief S t, Ml 8-8887. between 1:30-4:30 or any time credit experience preferred but lege trained, who aro Intelligent, Flooring $185 Per M' leaf oak dining table $15, round ’THREE ROOM furnished heated Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. Dorothy Klein, 5 Foxcroft Dr.; $210,000 Device bility for the Treasury job, or for ice, on hl-fl’s, radios, televisions. ambitious and personable. Excel­ Flush Doors From $3.85 Ea. ^artm ent. Apply after 6 p.m. T. Harry Brown Jr., 126 High St., secretary of defense, is Robert S. James Reardon sent them to Saturday or Sunday. not necessary. Person who likes oak dining table $15, large oak Wanted to Rent 68 school immediately. 1954 FORD Victoria, hardtop, Also, guaranteed service on all working with people will find posi­ lent training program for those Disappearing Stairways $31.95 Ea. buffet i^th mirror $6, lady’s desk Morrow, 26 Birch St., MI 9-2286. COVENTRY — Twin Hills, Route Rockville: Frank Avigone, 82 Bat­ Tests Tire Safety McNamara, president of Ford Mo­ ROSSETTO Fordomatlc, green and white, SAM’S UPHOLSTERING will re other makes. Shop our special do- tion interesting. 40 hour week, selected. Send data on age, mari­ Metal Bridging 4c Per Pc. $20. m 3-7449. 44A—5 room 3-year old ranch, ex­ tista Rd.; John Lavoie,.66 Mar­ tor Co. Lester Stiver and Lawrence it-yourself department featuring ROCKVILLE — 14 Laurel —Heat- DESPERATELY needed—at least Smith will attend the Hartford Po­ radio,. heater, defroster. A-l con­ upholster a sofa, two chairs, $87 paid vacations, many fringe bene­ tal status, j employment record, Ping-Pon Table Tops $11.95 Ea. 3 bedroom apartment. House being cellent condition, $16,900. C. J. garet Rd.: Nils Shenning, 189 Asked how he came to select CONSTRUCTION COMf ANY dition, $495. Also. 1954 Ford, stand­ plus fabric. CH 2-2378. discount prices. Open evenings fits. Call MI 8-1589 for appoint­ education, refererlces. Box U, IxlO” Pine Sheathing $86 Per M ’ edd 3 room furnished apartment. Morrison Realty, MI 3-0644, MI Eldridge St,; Joseph Calasi, 7 Rus­ London—A Britl.'ih tire company Rusk, Kennedy said he had given lice Academy for five weeks, tak­ and Saturdays. Satellite Electron­ Tel. TR 6-9594. sold. Must vacate by Dec. 16. Five 9-9713. - - - ■ - . has built a $ testing contrap­ ing the rookie course, which ard shift, 6 cylinder, blue, radio, ment for Interview. Heryld.______■ 8d Common NaUe 89.35 Per Keg Musical Inatramenta 53 children. Will pav up to $100 a sell Dr., Veriion; Mrs. Doris Har­ 210,000 the matter of picking a secretary 58 DELMONT ST— MI S-TlSOg ics Service. 166 School St., Man­ Knotty Pine Paneling, alt 8’ tion to develop better tires for Don. teaches basic police techniques. heater, $295. MI 9-3310. POUR ROOM, five room apart- month. Call Ml 3-4383. ris, 25 Trotter St.; Erls Haberem, of state a great deal of thought— SNOW PLOWING, reasonable. MI chester. MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669 MA’TURE MARRIED man two- 12c 8q. Ft. USED SPINET piano, like new, MANCHESTER — ;Finley St. Coventry; Mrti«Beverly Lardqr,, 20 aid Campbell’s jet-powered Blue­ However. Reardon, added, Smith 3-2864. , menu. Private home. ExceUent lo­ that it had been his prime concera 1962 FORD convertible, good run- three nights a week. See Chria, CASH ’N CARRY ____ $896; Hammond chord organ, $695. Jensen St.; Stephen Mooney,''-618 bird racing car^yhe device simu­ since the election. and Silver will be utilized in town Builders and General Contraetera ning condition. Only $76. Call MI Decl’e Drive-In, 462 Center St. cation. Garage. UtUlties,., Adults. Excellent 2-year-old custom built, Thursday nights and Saturdays to We stock all types of PAEFIN- Used Wurlitzer organs, $495-$695. Houses tor Sale 72 Center St.; Matthew Levine, 70 lates sjififida-wfTto 600 mph and He said that after long, careful RMideatlal and Industrial Constniettoii 8-4887. Millinery Dressmaking 19 ISHED WALL PANELING from aa Manchester ’TV, 618 Center St., MI 8-2880. 6 room split level on high elevation measures strength and stresses, get experience in their new line Household Services with view. Beautiful landscaped lot Doane St.; Gregory Koniley, Glas­ Study Rusk seemed to him to be a of work. low aa $4.60 per sheet. Visit our MI 9-1046. Open daily 10 a.m.-9 HEBRON—4 or 5 rooms partly PRINCETON ST.—7 .•'oom colonial tonbury: Gary Hale, Wapping; Ro­ centrifugal and temperature ef­ man worthy of the responsibility 1954 CHEVROLET half-ton panel. Offered 13-A KNITTED dresses shortened, hem­ Help Wanted— display room. 100x250 with large trees. Complete­ fects, and ‘‘ripple’’ or wave forma­ p'.m. furnished. Call MI 3-0946 after t with 4 bedrooms. V,i baths, large berta Berzinski, 158 Blssell S t; of this office. Just the"thlng for that part-time ming alterations done, Call MI Male or Female 37 ly modem with IM baths, 2-car ga­ tion in the tread. HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ 9-1004. .LIBRARY p.m. llring room with fireplace, h^ Leo Ryan, 71 Church St.; Miss Kennedy noted Rusk’s many business. Needs a little work but WOOD TRUSSES FROM AS LOW USED INSTRUMENTS, 120 bass water heat, one-car garage. 3y rage,' plcturebook kitchen with The Installation, in an under­ if priced to sell at $195. Carter al, cellars, and attics cleaned. KITCHEN help wanted nights and AS $ f 50 EACH Hohner accordion, $95; guitar, $18; stainless steel double oven. House Norma Diggelmqpn, 32 Pleasant areas of study and interest in HEMMING and alteration work Unusual opportunity in appointment only, $23,900. Phil­ St., Rockville; Mrs. Stella Smith, ground cell for safety, consists of Chevrolet, 1229 Main St., MI Ashes, papers, all nibbish. Harold weekends, Vic’s-Soda Shop, 153 Martin guitar, $95; trumpet, $49; is fully plastered. New 12x15 stor­ a-dynamometer bed with a 250-h.p. world affairs, and said the new sec­ Hoar, MI 0-4034. Call Mrs. William Abraltls, 10 library of a well known THREE FURNISHED rooms. MI brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. 13 Laurel Pi.; Mrs. Rose Metsack, 9-6288. W. Middle Tpke. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. drum, $39; bass violin, $195, age shed, present tenant horse. electric motor driving the 7.00-by-41 retary of state had been involved Robin Rd.., any^m e. 9-3552 after 6. ^ ______Mansfield Center. local company for an 881 STATE STREET clarinet, $59; trombone, $20; MANCHESTER — Young "two Shown by appointment. tire and wheel, and a separate bed with the lives of people of nearly 1956 FORD SUNUNER convertible, WEAVING of Bums moth noles NOR’TH HAVEN, CONN, DISCHARGED SATURDAY: 60 countries. a ca n . 1750. Call MI 8-7832, State and tom clothing, hosiery runs; alert, capable high school Dogs—Birds—Pets 4i Thomas chord organ, $94. Ward years old’’ 6 room split level, fin­ with a revolving drum powered by CHestnut 8-3147 Music Co., 99 Summer St. Open ished recreation room, patio, Mrs. Lucy Hansen, 10 Strant St.; The President-elect went on to ’Theater. handbags repaired, zipper re­ DRESSIiiAlCINQ and alterations graduate. General clerical Phone MI 3-6273 a 450-h.p. motor A hydraulic ram Call MI 9-0333 any time. KEESHOUND and white standard every evening till 9 p.m. laundry . room, large landscaped Roy Playdon, 81 Arcellia Dr.; Mrs. presses the tire against the drum say that a happy relationship be­ placements, umbrellas repaired, duties plus typing. Five- CALL FOR Catherine McNally, 72 Greenwood 1955 BUICK, 2-door black, all men’s shirt collars reversed and poodle puppies. Little A McKinney, lot, traffic free commuting to P with a force equaling the weight tween the people of Europe and the power. Best reasonable offer. BU dajr week. Full benefits. 15 Woodbridge St., Depot Square. Diaiuonds— Watebi ACCORDION 120 bass with case, * W, just reduced, CaU B. V. Dr.; Jo'seph Ponticelli, 483. Hllls- exerted by the car In an actual United States "is a bulwark of replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ like new, Italian made. Call MI BRAE-BURN REALTY 9-8003. ing Shop. Moving—Trucking— Write Box V, Herald, giv­ MI 8-8020. Jewelry 48 SPECIAL Agency, JA 8-2628. town Rd.; Joseipb Rossi, 41 Foster run. American security." 9-4769 after 3:30 p.m. CUSTOM BUILT 1958 8 room St.; Mrs. Marjorie Thayer, Spring- And, he said, there must be an Storage 20 ing &^e, education, and MANCHESTER—New 6 room Gar­ 1954 BUICK, 4-door sedan, power DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ WBIMARANER, AKC, male,” 2 LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler-re- TOWN MEETING home, 2 baths, fireplace, breese- field, Mass.; Mrs. Clara Hatch, orderly society in the countries to steering, automatic transmission MANCHES’TER Moving and Truck­ experience. years, obedience training, prestige pMrs, adjusts watches expertly. rison Colonial, IVi ceramic baths, Hartford; George Washburn, 90 Women More Durable pany doors and windows, custom Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 ’The legal voters o f the Town of way double garage, 2% acres the south of us and Improvement excellent condition, one owner. work guaranteed. Call collect WU- ing Company. Local and long dis­ dog, MI 8-2058. Reasonable prices. O ^ n ’Tuesday fireplace, plastered walls, hot tillable, outskirts. Carlton W. ChestriUt St.; Mm . Anna Koval particularly in the standards of Bolton are hereby warned and noti­ water heat, amesite drive, shade Chicago — Women are the MUat sell due to a death. Thomp- llmantic. HA 8-1196. tance moving, packing and stor­ thru Saturday, Thursday eve­ Hutchins, MI 9-5132. and daughter, 316 Center St.; living there. Bonville RIvervlew 9-9222 after 6 age. Regular servlcis throughout WIRE HAIRED Terriers — AKC nings. 129 Spruce St. M3 9-4387. fied to meet In a SPECIAL TOWN trees. Ml 3-4860. stronger, more durable sex, medi­ JONA’njA N LOGAN aU wool MEETING In the COMMUNITY Michael Yost, 134 Grove St., Rock­ Alluding to the selection of Ste­ p.m. TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all New England States and Florida registered, champion blood Une, EIGHT ROOM modified ranch, 8 ville;-Adrlanne Michaud 89 Union cal evidence seems to indicate. $50 Pick them out now, Santa .wiU SEVEN Dia m o n d engagement dress, size 7. MI 3-2806. HALL, in said Town, on MON­ MANCHESTER - New 7 room venson, Kennedy said the new am­ makes. Highest quality guaranteed MI 3-6663. baths, 4 bedrooms, family room, S t; Mrs. Shirley Buyak, 70 Niles Twice as many men as women die deliver on Christmas. MI 9-6767. ring, gold Art Carved wedding DAY, DECEMBER 19, 1960, at ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, in the 25-to-44 age group, for ex­ bassador to the United Nations work and parts, over 47 years ex* MIGHTY MAC all-weather coat, wall-wall carpet, $21,900. Many Rd.; Mrs. Elizabeth Bettinger and perlence. Famous for service MANCHESTEIR Package Delivery ring, in case, never used. $155. TR 8:00 o'clock An the evening, for the 2-car garage, large kitchen with extras. CArlton W, Hutchtos, ample. And though women are was anxious that the mission to AMBITIOUS, LADIES—an opening POODLES Miniatures—AKC regis­ size 20, $12. Dark gray car coat, built-in oven and range, formal MT son, Hebron; John Krahula, Wap­ Two-Skirts— One Pattern since 1981. Phone MI 9-4687 for Light trucking and package deliv 5-8090 size 40, $8. Lady’s black suit, size following purposes: 9-5132. ill more Often than men. they re­ the U.N. be strengthened and be­ best service. ery. Refrigerators, washers and for several. Flexible working tered. pedigreed, 4 weeks old, 1. To see If the Town will vote dining room. Lot 100x200. $20,900. ping; Bldward 'Custer, Vine Dr., sist every major killing disease come an important part of the for- hours. Convenient tor housewives champagne, black and silver. Just 13. 810. All like new. Phone MI Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Vernon; 'M m . Frances Racine, stove moving e^clalty. Folding 9-1043. to adjourn said meeting To PORTER STREET area, 8 room except diabetes more successfully elg;n policy of the United States. chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. with children. Win direct email, right for Christmas delivery. Rea­ Fuel am) Feed 49>A another place and at an­ colonial, 3 baths, wall-wall carpet, Phoenix St., Vernon; Mrs. Dorothy than men do. He said he and the other ap­ exclusive Emmons Jewel^ Fash­ sonable. MI 9-6767. 66 ELWOOO ROAD—Colonial, large Fiaher, Blast Hartford; Mrs. Chris­ other time In the event It ie living room, fireplace, formal din­ garage private yard, trees, Holiday Ornamentt! ion Shows In this area. Commis­ DRY OAK WOOD cut fireplace $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI tine Rattl,' Hebron; Elisabeth AKC MINIATURE toy poodle Wanted—To Bov 58 for,.the best Interests of the ing room cabinet kitchen with UGHT ’TRUCKING and moving sion and bonus. CaU MI 84214 or and stove lengths, $10 per load de­ voters and the Town. 9-5132. Mills,. Andover; Mrs. Mary Wal­ evenings and weekends. MI 9-6868. JA 9-6170. seven weeka old. (Joal-f Coal-black ■ livered. PI 2-7886. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique dishwasher, 8 bedrooms, bathe, lace, 44 Willard Rd.; William sweet and perky. MI 9-6202. 2. To see If the Town will vote landccaped lot 80x200. Marion E. and uaed Airntture. ehina, rIaM. to accept a proper deed to the RANCH HOMES Grimason, Kelly Rd., Wapping; AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local GOOD OPENINGS SEASONED hardwood cut for fur­ ■Uver. plelure fram n and old Robeitson. Broker, Ml 3-5953, moving, packing, storage. Low MALE CANARIES for sale. Good nace or fireplace, 810 a load and completed portion of MOUNT Mrs. Lillian McCarthy, WetheM- singers. Also cages. ExceUent colna, old done and guna. hobby SIBINER DRIVE and include MANCHESTER - Colonial, 6 spa­ Fine homes In excellent locations. fleld; Richard Mills, Coventry; In­ rate on long distance moves to AVAILABLE NOW . . . $30 a cord delivered. Ml 8-6188. coUections, attle eontenta or whole We have ranch homes In Manches­ give her 0 modern kitchen... 48 states. Personalized service. MI Christmas presents. 67 Blssell St. same as a part of the Town cious rooms, large living room grid Bonn, 47 McKinley St.; Mrs. WINDHAM WOOD YARD —Hard­ estatea. Furniture Repair Service. Road System. with fireplace, family size tile ter and on outskirts in all price Rae Snyder, 70 Bldmund St.; 8-6187, CH 7-1423. For High School graduates who brackets. $15,000 and up. DACH8UNDS, black and tan, fS' wood and slabs for fireplace, fur­ TelcottvUle, Oaon. Tel MI 8-7449 3. To see If the Town will vote kitchen, porch, one-car garage, Nicholas Klimko, 34 Arcellia Dr.; are seeking positions in pleasant male, pups, 14 weeks old, wormed surroundings at good salaries. nace, atove. kindling. Call days to accept a proper deed to large lot 86x260, $16,900. Philbrick Phone MI 3-6273 Marvin Felr, 15 Arcellia Dr.; Painting—Pauetlng 21 and fuUy Inoculated. Will hold for 9-4, evenings 7-9’. Tel. HA 8-0403. Roofna Withonf Board .5!) DEAN DRIVE and include Agency, Ml 9-8464. Jerry Morrow, Coventry. it's practical and glamorous CLERK TYPIST Christmas, PI 2-6706. said DEAN DRIVE as a part BRAE-BURN REALTY • DISCHARGED SUNDAY: Mrs. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting LARGE FIHtNISHED room, one of the Town Road System. MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch Rachel Miller, 1 Windsor Ave., ana pMerhanglng. Wallpaper STENOGRAPHER FOR SALE—Boston Terrier, blue MANCHESTER—BeautitUI 6 room Garden—Farm— Dairy minute to m Main St. Light house­ 4. To transact any other business seven years old. Three bedrooms, Rockville; Mrs. Blaine Merrill, books. Guaranteed workmanship. TYPIST ribbon winner three years dd . MI Pindncts 80 dining room, livipg room with fire­ ranch, full basement 'with recrea­ 9-2584. keeping. MI 9-7959. proper to cbme before said tion room; fireplace, hot water dll Blast Hartford; Ronald Wagner, Reasonable rates. Fully Insured. MATH CLERK meeting. place, modem kitchen, entrance Whet gal isn't dreaming of a itory book kitchen . . . with Gregg Fast and courteous service. Leo GREEN MOUNTAIN pototoss, hall, Bowers School, $17,900, Phil­ heat. 2 full baths, combination High Manor Park, Rockville; FURNISHED rooms, complete Ught Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, Astore’ Innocenzl, Stafford J. PalleUer. Ml 9-6826. See Us now for details. Personnel good and mealy. Paaqualtei Farm. housekeeptog facUitiea. CentraUy brick Agency. MI 9-8464, windows and doors wall to wall birch cabinets^n her choice of natural finishes, formica counter Poultrr and Supplies 43 this 12th day of December, A.D., carpeting, city utilities, excellent Springs; Alfred Dupiue, 906 Tol­ — I Department, ’The (tonnectlcut 249 Avery 8t., Wapping. Ml 4-0604. located. ChUdren accepted—Umit- 1060. tops, noise-absorbing ceiling, colorful tile floor? It may have a sew­ INTERIOR PAIN’TINO, decorating Mutual Life Insurance Company, ed. Mrs. Dorsey, "44 Arch St., 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville, $13.- condition throughout, garage. land Tpke.; Mh . Edith Bidwell, oelllngs, 'floors, paperhanging BROAD-BREASTED Turkeyb fresh Charles A. Robbina 140 Garden St., Hartford, Conn. Manchester. 850. 6 room ranch, large living Priced for quick sale. Owner Glestonbury; Miss Ruth McNeil, ing space and attractive arrangement for.family eating and watch­ Steaming off 'wallpaper. Clean or frozen. Reaito any time. Also, Houaeliold .Goeda 51 Michael Peace room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed­ transferred. Charles ' Lerperance, 22 D, St. James S t; Ralpk Rock­ workmanship. Free estimates. No fancy pigeons. Six room house for Stanley Patnode rooms, 1%% mortgage can be MI 9-7620. well, 32 Starkweather St.; Ray­ ing TV. job too small. John VerfalUe,' MI STENOGRAPHER rent. Sehaub’s ’Turkey Farm. 168 RUGS NEVER used, 0x13, beige, Board of Selectmen assumed. Marion. E. Robertson, mond Brown, East Hartford; Ar­ your home cold as the 3-2521. HUlstown Rd., Mancheater. ' $80; 9x15, $35; antiquq go>d ruga, Invitation to Bid Broker. MI 3-5953.^- WHY WAIT? thur Miller, 111 Cambridge St.; Personnel Department haa an vacihim $30. BU 9-6050. Herbert Krause, 4 Gaynor PI., PAIN’TING AND paperhanging. Sealed bids will be received at FIVE ROOM ranch, full basement, opening for an experienced stenog­ Articles For Sale 45 the Office of the General Manager, Here’s The Home For You! Rockvilte; Mrs. Carol Houghton, polarVegions? A Glennay designed kitchen will be custom tailored for "her.'l. It's Good clean workmanship at rea rapher. Shorthand and typing are TORO SNOW Hound power handle hot water oil heat, 2 fireplaces, Bonable rates. SO years in Man at new low price. Self-propelled 41 Center Street, Manchteter, 9 SEPTIC TANKS Andover; Merrill DicAUnson, 673 the perfect way to say, *.'Merry Christmas, darling." See the Gregg essential, as well as good judg­ SNOW BLOWERS. Arlens, Red. full Insulation, plastered walls, Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Dilina Kuras, cheater. Raymond Flake. MI model. Marlow’e, Inc, 867 Main, necUcut untU December 19, 1900 et CLEANED and INSTALLED tile bath, all city utilities. Price $18,500—8 room Cape (2 unfin- 9-9287. ment and abiUty to meet people. Toro powerhandle and Bolans 19 MI 0-0231. 11:00 A.M. for Storm S e w e r- Windsor: Janey Kelley, 101 Sea­ A phone call to MI 9-4896 or TR 4-8271 will bring an Kitenen Display at Glenney's tomorrow. Have the plans for her Modem office, good wues excel­ to 83 Inches. Parts and service, only $17,500. Charles Lesperance, iehed). Close to new Catholic West Center Street. • SEW ER S MI 9-7620. . High School. man Circle; Mm . Vemle Young, Christmas morning. We'll arrange to have the work done right after EX’rElRIOR and- interior painting, lent benefit program. Write P.O, .j^pitol l^ lp m e n t Co.. 86 Main Bid forme and apecifications are Wapping; Mrs. Doris Collim, Box 1513, 'Hartford, stating busi­ MACHINE CLEANED expert service man to check your heating system. If it Ceilings refinlshed. Papernongtng, USED FURNITURE. Ml 8-7446. available at the OontroUer’a Office, '$13,600—SIX room cepe, full base­ $16,500—Deluxe home. 8 rooms, Warehouse Point; Robert Skoog, Christmas. Wallpaper books. Estimates given ness experience, education, and 66 Center Street, Manchester, Con­ baths, garage. Low down salary requirements. HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or • INSTALLATION ment, combination windows and Andover; Mrs. Agnes Carlson, 3 needs adjusting or repairing, he’ll do the job promptly Fully covered by Insurance. Cai: frozen, 80c dox. H. Peequelini 346 necticut. doors, amesite drive, shade trees, payment. Wlndsorvllle Ave., Rockville; Wil­ Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. f Avery Street, Wepplng. ► VISIT OUR SALESROOM •TOWN OF MANCWBSTBR, SPECIALIST 30 days occupancy. Marlon E. liam Bailey, Andover; Mrs. Bev- and. properly. ^ ■ WITH n c MW BILLS! BILLS! BILLS. If thlnga CONNECTICUT Robertson, Broker. Ml ‘ 3-5958. $18,400—Brand new 8 bedroom .erly Kuhnly, Vernon; Mrs. Or­ look bad now, they may be woraa 83 CUBIO foot upright freezer for RICHARD MAR’ITN, garrison colonial on Woodhill PH0T0-6UIDE Electrical Services 22 Quality Furniture and small ap­ Rd. U i tiled baths, fireplace. lando Alliod, 9Vi Main St; Joseph monay after Christmas. Housewives can ■ale, like new, edcrtfice. Cell MI pliances, baby cribe, atroUers, car­ GENERAL MANAGER T m aii Crntry EIGHT ROOM (XILONIAL — Tw^ Puniello, East Hartford; Merrill help meet this pressing problem 8-3878, after 6:80 fireplaces, hot water oil heat, full Immediate occupancy. No If your heating system is too worn to function econom­ 1346 FRIES ESTIMATES—Prompt acrv- riages, playpens. Jumpers, etc. reasonable offer refused. Farrand, 64 Mather St.; Jill Moiwy naadn't ba a praMam. You can da a fhausand dollar rawiadi 24*-8r Ics on all types of alsctrical wtr- by selling Avon Cosmetics" and 30% cash discount. Open 10.5 DraiRafR Go. Insulation, plastered walls, I ’/i Ottney, 444 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. TOOL AND equipment rentaJA tile baths, built-in oven and stove, ically, we’ll advise a new Delco-Heat unit that 'will fit im Uesnoed and Inourad, Wlloon Gift Sets In a territory close to dally, 7:30-0 evenings. Elizabeth Vlara, 99 St. John St.; aNiit job far os Hffla a§ $31.94 par month. Eaay to aew—thrifty, too! home. Only 3-8 hours a day can Soles and service. AP Bqulpmmit, M l 9 ^ 1 4 3 dishwasher, garbage disposal, $18,600—Spacious 8 bedroom ranch 2614 Bisctrical Co., Manchsster, Ml iq Jarvis Acres. Ceramic Mm . Dorothy Miller, 273 Adams ^ your nee(j8.j,Prices run as little aa $6 a month . . . with Smart akirta for blouaea and 6-4817. Glootonbuty, VijD 8-7876. earn you $30 tq, $50 a week. Cktil Onter St., MI 9-3063. Open .Chamber’s Furniture Sales porch breezeway, 2-car garage, •weatera—and each Just a yard Btart a family fun project) Ev today for appointment in your evenings. amesite drive, large lot with trees, bath, garage. Fu|i basement. S t; Mm . Catherine Kasulki, 140 808 Ev Middle Tpke. School St.; Bradford Gallagher, no money down., (or slightly more) in the smaller eryone will enjoy making these 'home at yoUr convenience. Call city utilities. Charles Lesperance, $18,900—A handsome brick arid glittering decorations; a Christmas C « 7 4187, ,______LOAM—SAND—Stone — Gravel — MI 3-5187 MI 9-7820. West Roxbuiy, Mass.; Cordinda Bonds—Storks Mortgagoo 31 Fill and Amealte. For prompt de- shingled ranch. 3 bedrooms, No. 1346 with photo-guide is in reindeer, c r e p e-paper stockings Hull, Wapping; Mm . Margaret Uvety call M3 1-0608. Walter P. MANCHESTER — New 8 (twln- attached garage. Full base­ waist sizes 24, 25,. 26, 28, .30, 33. and gold-foil tree trims. MORTGAOBS-Ws ara In a po«- RELIABLE rodture woman to cars SEPTIC TANKS Peoples, East Hertford. for one child days. Must be exper­ XUner, Trucking. FORMER aalesman haa watertesa elzed) bedroom ranch. Plastered ment. Don’t wait too late. Call MI 9-4696 or TR 6-8271 for a Size 25,. pocketed- etyle, 1 yard of Pattern No. 2614 has trace-oS tion to financs aecood mortgaget AND . DISCHARGED TODAY: Delmas Opan 7:30 o.m. to S p ^ In any amounto. Tarma to auit ienced In child cars. .Call MI 8-1601 atatnleaa steal co i^ara in ori|^- Walls, hot water heat, fireplace, Bolin, 72 Cottage St. 64'ioch; cfossed-belt, 1% yards. patterns; full directions and dia­ $20,400— custom-built colonial. 7 Bant’.y heating expert. TOUT naada. J. D. Raalty. 470 evenings. BATHROOM SINK, 760-90 fruck al cartona, R ^. $149.60, $89.50. ' ceramic bath. Full basement’, ga- BIRTHS SA’TURDAY: A son to To order, send 85c in coins to; gram s tires, 13-toa hydraulic Jack, truck rooms. Convenient West Side To order, sand 25c in c daughter to Mr. and-Mrs. Eric for sMh pattern. Print Name, Ad- them under a ------hogany.' : 94449. REALTORS MtS INSURERS draos. with Zone, Style No. and a mortgage plan da- Bridgeport operators. Must be Twa 1668 7.yar« dfm p toMko. Btrausa, Btprrs. m N . MAXS STREET BLLINOTON BRANUH SotHidoy 7:30 Oja. to I ' Bine. draasVitn Zone and Pattern Num- Bigned to outiit your monthly pay- able to ast up own work and 8DC ROOM Cape, fireplace. 8 bed- MI 8-4112 MI 9-1200 Maadiaator. Coaa. Weat Road. Raute 88 ber. CHRISTMAS ’tR E E S — Quality Cmm ka aqniptwd T with h o w *'***>‘>1*, baths, enclosed porch, BIRTHS SUNDAY; A aon to Mr. Don’t miss the FaU A Winter ments in half,Uf. Connecticut Mort- / operate to Aircraft tolerancee mtohaU t-SMS 'nteniaat 8-OSlt Have you the '60 Album con­ b a la m , beautiful double faced BlOWIa 'VtfV n o d MMtftkM. Oft North ■ t IMINIIEY BROS. garage, ' lot 79x150, oseumable FOUR BCOftOOM <9eloiilal, t and k(rs. Leonafd Anderson, Max­ y o im ue oreur exdUiig pattern gaga Bxcbiuiga, 18 Lewie St., Hart- and quauty. Apply 678 Tolland wreathe, samples available, priced taining many lovaly daai|pis and t o d , CH t - u n , Prank Burka or SswswMt OitpoMi Co. $H% mortgage immediate occu- rooma, 8 doirn, 4 up. a fl»a home, well Dr., Vernon; a son to-Mr. and beoic BeHa fhitftoit. Just B sW ts. • t, in a t Hsraerd, batwaan T lor early eelTout. Oalivarod aiiy'> eanteally loeatatf, rate tU.$N.' Mrs. -Fradari^Zklsr; W Wads­ wum ron. CO. 'Yaw (kMPMtad— O w 40 Yawa al DapaadaWa Sanrica" TaL MD t-vin After • PJL me fra# pattemsr Only 9Sc a copy. Mrs. Carter. a.m, and 6:10 p;m. tShwltt It e (£^40 8<8Slt Pucy. Marion iti. Robertaon, brek­ wharo. MI 84817 or MI 64688. ker, MI 8-5958, Carlton W. R ^ M n P M183. worth S t asi MAIM tlUIT MAMCHfties. COMM 1 7 /I i ■ ' , '4 MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, I960 • a il t^AOE S16HTEEM AYoracc Daily Net PreoB Rmi . ‘tta 'W iotktrv'> lEorning IfMalb . roe OHi week maed : of o . a, o fm m . Deo. IM# Manchaster Lodge of Masons Clear, MMar « M le win meet tomorrow at T:80 p.ni. Shopping Day» House Filled 1 3 ,3 1 8 ■ere «o M lMow.:aiiiieM^, About Town for an annual nieetlng and election Wadbeaiaiy, Meeaqalitt ~ of'officers. There will be a social TUI Christmas r n ttm A rn m farea High anoMlMfe SUxa Quipman ^oy Circle of hour and refreshments. For‘Messiah’ COME FOR CHRISTMAS . of ObMilattoB North MeUiodlat Church wUI have Your M anchesisrr-^ CUy o f ViUage Charm a luncheon meetlnir Wednesday at Rockville Emblem Club, will hold Store By JOHN OB17BKB 12:30 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Os­ a Christmas party Wednesday at of (OaieifM AdvertMag «i Pag* It) good Imnnett will give a Christmas 6:80 p.m. For reservations, call A near capacity crowd waa on y 6 U LXXX, NO. 62 (EIGHIREN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS^ 1960 PRICE P I ^ C m H k band last evening for the eighth reading. Mrs. Leonard Friedrich, 28 Pros­ Village CFLGEN pect St, Rockville. annual production of Handel’s “Messiah’’ at the high School audi­ Charm H O U S l HALE S T A M P S ^ DaTighters of liberty. No. 126, will meet tomorrow at Army pvt. Charles J. Olode Jr., torium. In general. It was a very S pjn. at Orange Hall for a Christ­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. sympathetic performance of the mas party. Members will exchange Glode, 1693 Tolland Tpke., Man­ well known oratorio, and one which grab Dag gifts. Mrs. Frank Duncan chester, recently completed a five- reflected credit on G. Albert Pearr win be in charge of refreshments week financial management and eon, who directed the presentation. and a aodsl period. accounting course at the Finance Soloists werO Helen Merritt, School. Ft. Benjamin Harrison, soprano; Constance Crosby, altp; Blizzard Death Count in East Nears 18 Ifanchester Jaycees wiU meet to- Ind. Glode is a 1960 graduate of Roger Loucke, tenor; and E. Fred nl|^t a t 8 o’clock at the Imperial Manchester High School, who en­ Morris, baritone. WELCOME Steak House In Bolton. tered the Army in July, and' re­ They were vSfy evenly balanced, ceived basic training at Ft. Ben- resulting in a smoother sound than ning, Ga. has sometimes been the case with Past Chief Daughters, Daugh- this annual event. Dorothy Qaard. tem of Scotia, will meet tomorrow HALF MILUON FOR TALE of the Emanuel Lutheran McNamara Seen Kennedy’s Choice for Defense Secretary at T:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A Thooght for Today Church, provided accompaniment Anthony Uibanettl, 54 Butternut New Haven, Dec. 12 fJPt — An SponsorMl by tbs Ms Rd. Members are reminded to bring anonymous donor has given Yale to-the soloists and Joined the or­ CHRISTMAS chestra in the choral accompani­ grab bag gifts. University half a million dollars for Council of Cbnrcban cancer research by its school of ment. medicine. The day we recognize as the The orchestra, by the way, was compri.sed of members of the Hart­ StateNews Yale Hresident A. Whitney Gris­ birthday of Jesus, the Christ will Zero Temperatures soon be here. Who is this person ford Symphony, but Included one with the most unique Ford Chief to Confer SUPPUES FOR wold said the benefactor put no high school student, Carolyn strings on the gift. Tt may be used about whom the angels sang, and ALL YOUR PETS about whom we sing? Mather, the same as last year. In­ for any phase of the cancer re­ strumental portions of the work AT search programs being carried on The prophet Isaiah recorded of by the school’s departments, he Him: "For unto us a child is born, were in better balance, too, than I Christmas doormats With President-elect Slated fo r MANCHESTER PET have sometimes heard them. CENTER said. unto us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his Mrs. Gaard seemed sensitive to M 6 MAIN ST.--M1 9-4278 the fact that the recitatives were May, BRiley shoulder: and his name shall be originally accompanied by harpei- Washington, Dec. 13 (By ’niE ASSOdATEU PRESS) called Wonderful, Counsellor, The cl)or’ , and provided light regis­ anyone has ever seen! not a can()idate fOr the farm cabi- B a ck Plans< Zero temperatures today followeci the TWO MILLION Mighty God, The everlasting Fath­ Robert S. McNamara, presi­ Northeast’s worst tration on the organ i^ ich was n et jo b . er, Tlie Prince of Peace.’’ (Isaiah dent of Ford Motor Co., was lationed about poasibilitles for pre-winter blizzard and blocked efforts to get traffic rblUnjr PRESCRIPTIONS more suitable than has some­ Q w s On Research normally. i 0:6). times been the case; her choice of reported in Washington today the post, Cooley reeled off a siz­ SAFELY CXIMPOUNDED The angel who visited Mary able Ust of names. The death toll pounted to near 180 from heart attsdes stops was aUso well calculated to , . . and and likely to see President­ Hartford, Dec. 13 (/P)— said: "The Holy Ghost shall come reinforce tha orchestra without elect John F. Kennedy. There He named Fred V. Henkel, presi­ caused by overexertion in show shoveling or attempts to push ' LECLERC ARTHUR DRUG upon thee, and the power of the dent of the Missouri Farmers As- GOP State Chairman Edwin FUNERAL HOME * obscuring it. are strong indications he may stalled automobiles, from skidding vehicles and from ex­ HlgHest shall overshadow thee: Helen Merritt, in the soprano so­ H. May Jr. said today that he therefore also that holy thing be nan)^ secretary of de­ (Oontlnned on Pagf Ten) posure to cold. los, demonstrated a beautifully and Democratic State Chair­ The temperature dropped to 28 degrees below zero hi- FUNERAL which shall be born of thee shall clear voice which was produced Y O U can see them fense. Jef­ be called the Son of God." (Luke man John M. Bailey have ferson county in nortliwest Pennsylvania and to 14 below in with little effort. It is not a large Keniudya ’ pr««i aocrotary, reached agreement on the ad­ SERVICE 1:35). voice but it was gracefully em­ Plena Salinger, aald he under- Wyoming county near Buffalo, N. Y. The religious leaders who de­ etood McNamara had arrived In Yule Shoppers dition of a research staff to WALTER N. ATLANTIC ployed with excellent diction and * buy for your own home. . .or as a Mercury readings were at a new low for the date in many f .Fi .FRG, livered Jesus to Pilate said: "We phrasing. ONLY at HOUSE & HALE Waahington. aid members of the 1961 po­ FURNACE OIL have a law, and by our law he gift areaS'—one below in Pittsburgh, Pa., 8 above in Philaddphill , Director Automatle Delivery Constance Crosby, alto, repeat­ Salinger alio told a news con­ Get Warnings litically divided General As­ and 7.4 above in New York City. ought to die, because he made ed her success of last year, dem­ * both styles of impcTrted, durable, ference "There le a chance, yee.’’ sembly. L. T. WOOD CO . himself the Song of God.” (John onstrating the same easy famili­ of a c^lnet announcement thle In New York, where commuters were lucky to get to wmk Call Ml 9-5869 Phone Ml 8-1129 19:7). This accusation was en­ He said the plan calls for the arity with the music she has pre­ handwoven natural sisal afternoon . Hartford, Dec. 13 (J’) — Christ­ assignment of resesrch assistants at all yesterday, they straggled in on trains and buses U iat 23 Main Street, Manchester tirely correct, for Jesus did say viously shown. Once again, she And he said It was a poesibUUy mas shoppers were cautioned to­ to the' Republican controlled ran behind schedules. many times and in many ways was heard to best advantage in • measure 24"xl6" that McNamara would call on day to give careful examination to House and the' Democratic dom­ Railroad problems were caused that He was God's Son, and that the air, "He Shall Feed His Flock.” Kennedy today. inated state Senate. by Icing of equipment and the load­ • quantity is limited so hurry! •X ' -.c some "once-«-year-ltems'’ which He came from heaven. Once He Roger Loucks was featured tn Kennedy has announced all hit In addition, May explained re­ ing of an abnormal number of pas­ said: "For the bread of God is the tenor sections of the work. He State Toll • the CHRISTMAS HOLLY MAT cabinet eelectlone so far with the sometimes have short weight and search aides will be provided four sengers—many Of whom ordin­ HE which oometh down from possesses a voice which is well men he hw picked beside him. deceptive packaging. key legisUtive committees: Ap­ arily drive their automobiles to heaven and givelh life unto the adapted to oratorio. It is sympa­ (above) . . . bordered with luxuriant The prem secretary said there Commissioner Attilio R. Frss- propriations, finance, general law w ork. world. I am the bread of life: he thetic and was heard to best ad­ evergreens of weather pi.oof plastic would be no announeemMts of sinelll oi the State Department of and judiciary. Buses were hampered by drifts, For Storm HOW TO HAVE A that cometh to Me shall never vantage in the recitative. "Com­ any eort before 8 p.m . Consumer Protection requested “TTirough the upgrading of the ruts in plowed out stratches of hunger." (Johni 8:33, 35). fort Ye My People," where the with 8 weatherproofed Christmas Salinger’s spotlighting of Mc­ purchasers who feel they have calibre of tho Le^slative person­ road, and overloads of passengers. HAPPIER CHRISTMAS No other living person should timbre waa really comforting Namara came while Kennedy him been duped on certain Items to nel, we are hopeful that the 196J A bright sun shone down on the rather than hortatory. lights to light up at night for dare make such a claim. But ■elf was whirling through a round contact his department which is session will do the moet efficient frigdd scenes in moat of the hard­ Reaches 9 Yo»: Just cpn’t be completely happy unless you Christians see in Jesus C?hrist a Credits Chorua, Pearson cheery greetings! reg. 15.00 9.99 of conferences' clearly concerned conducting a cleanup drive. Job in history,’’ May explained. est hit area, from 'Virginia, to also enjoy good health, De^cember's changeable greater one than Solomon, or The bass role was assigned to R. The telephone number is JA 7 Republicans will have control of Canada, but snow was reported ' N Fred Morris. He is not flexible in • the CRAZY DAISY MAT (right) . . . with aelecting secretaries of New Haven, Dec. 13 (fiPi— Tha weather, or overeertton -from too much prepara­ Mo.scs. The names of all other ob­ culture and labor.*, . 6341. Complaints on candy and the majority of the patronage still falling in Ontario, where it toll of dead stood at eight todag tion can lower your resistance to colds or Infec­ jects of worship and prayer are changing from chest to head tones, bordered with two rows of "grow­ had reached a depth, of 25 inches. and his upcr register sometimes Among his callers were George food items should go to Ext. 466, posts in the House while the Dem­ aa Connecticut began to emerga tions. Hurried, incomplete meals can affeqt your unworthy to be compared to Him. ing" daisy plants . . . all weather­ Meany, preeident of the AFL-dO, and drug complaints to Ext. 2456. ocrats will fill most of the posts A 17-year-old deer hunter, Thom­ from toe paunlyzing effects of m proper vitamin intake. .suffers in consequence; but his as Mroezkowskt of Perth Amboy, MaJ. R. Walter Lamie, breath control in the long colora­ and several farm leaders. He said that while hts inspectors in the senate. worst snow storm in four yaan. proofed plastic in white with yellow was missing In snowboimd High Phone 118 now, if you wish us to send you a The Salvation Army. tura phrases which Handel wrote, One waa Rep. Harold Oooley, D- are giving special attention to cer- The transportation crush eased, bottle of your favorite vitamins, or drop in to in­ was something to be proud of, In and green, reg. 12.00 7.99 N. C., chairraah of the House Ag- 3 Degrees at 9 a.m, Point State Park in New Jersey’s and many big cities re-opened iteulture Committee. Cooley told (Coatinned on Page Ihlrteen) Sussex Ooimty. A helicopter and their schools. Workers began the spect our complete stock of dependable quality, this day when singers are alto­ Windsor Locks, Dec. 13 ((F) — fairly priced vitamins of every needed potency. gether too prone to breathe wher­ main floor Christmas shop groimd searchers sought the youth, rharch back to the atate offices ever they run out of breath, rather The temperature dropped to a rec­ missing since yesterday. and businesses that were closed AUTO than when the musical phruie ord low of 3 degrees for the date The depth of the snow and drifts yesterday by howling snow up to makes It possible. at Bradley Field at about 9 a.m. was reflected by the plight of a 16 inches deep. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONK US when you GLLIE’S^ BODY As usual, the chorus numbered KEEP Orders, Pro-Reds today. woman In Edison, N.J. She report­ And toe Weather Bureau fore­ about 175 and reflected credit both King 'Ithe U S. Wsather bureau said ed her small foreign car stolen. Po­ ca st; ★ WELDING on themselves and on the careful the previous record for the date lice found It—just where she had All Connecticut sonss fixeent without extra charge, A great many people en­ ★ AUTf^BODY and rehearsals they had under Mr. was 7 degrees on Dec. IS in 1917 parked It near her home, but bur­ southern—mostly sunny, win^ trust us with their prescriptions May we com- Pearson. We grow accustomed to CHRISTAUS and 1958. ied under a nowdrift. and continued veur cold this aftiMS potmd yours? Dissolve Laos Regime FENDER REPAIRS the excellence of Us diction, but it The drifts, which reached the noon, the h l^ temperature HTtia"' ★ COMPLETE CAR is still worthy of note, and not ' V. _. .«ri. True Golf Addict height of 10 feet In New Jersey, 16. Clear and bitter cold agata something to be. taken for granted; FOREVER! Vientiane, lAot, D(M. If ((F)—forces with tlxlise of the PSUiet Hartford, Dec. 13 U P l-^X W e it formed again behind snow plows tonight, toe low zero to 10 briosr. PAINTING neither are their tonal qualities and King Savang Vsitthana today step­ Lao yestenjay. has indicated he Hartford, aporting gpode store re- Muey are ooui c . i dow, but Gregory Nolin. and Mark Kravpntka, had a lot of fun today play- bucking their way down main Generally fair Wednesday wlto LACI4UKR and ENAMEL precision. ped Into ths civil war torturing hla will ignore any decilsons taken by cai^d a callsail in ththe middle of- yee- lug king, of the a f w '0 9 A pile of enow In A St. parking lot. Mark, J 8, of 26)^ Maple rfiads. In many cases, side streett^ moderating temperatures, the hitli TEL Ml 9-5026 The audience thoroughly enjoyed teraay’e anowatozm fo r! a dozen S t is doSer to the tne moment .Gregory, 8, 18 from 72 Cottage St. (Herald photo by around SO. I Uie presentation and accorded jungle kingdom and ordered the king “under duress.’ which were left imtouched became with a Qulnim Pholsena to dissolvo his Quinlm’s government and bis golt'haila, to be . delivered Inune- O fla ra ). plajrgrounds for children and their Northwesterly winds 12 to 10 W fjM cm i 281 ADAMS ST. I sololsta, chonis and director hearty dU A. m.pJi. this afternoon, 6 to 12 tO- and generous applause at the close. infant piro4Joitununist regime, military leaders charged that reb­ ately. sleds. Savannakl^t Radio roMrtsd el forces backed by four weatem Albert Pennington of the Ailing In toe New York area, many H5L t. LIVING-GREEN 'powers were about to storm Rubber Ounpany said the caller (Ooatlnaed «n Page Ted) J Quinlin, who charged that Amer­ suburban schools remained closed, A icans are among wsatem troops Vientiane. ■iflced to. have them delivered to a RuA Experted 2 M orc N ati6ns Q uit railroads operated with substantial awaiting to storm this csipital, They appealed to the weetem West Hartford address. delays, and buses crawled along You’ll get ■ thrill, too, beefed iq> Ills defenses w ith air­ diplomatic corps and the UN. Weather being what it was, Pen­ To Bar Nikita’s' ^ snowy streets on curtailed sched­ when you see the heels, lifted amna supplied by the Soviet commissioner' there to prevent nington declined. ules. Airports struggled to clear VINYL bloodshed. If be couldn’t have the golf belle without naile, put on with U nion. runways and maintain them BiiUetins Vientiane in affect waa under Hiey else flireat^ed to tuifn immedtateiy, the unknown custom­ Summit Rush Congo Peace Force ■gainst the ever-drifting snow, and our New AUTO-SOLER. Military control of the pro-Com- their guns on foreign tr o ^ who, er apparently didn’t want them at draa^cally cut the number of from the AP Wircff ■n. He thanked Pennington any- Renew your heels T O ­ munlst Pathet lao and Leftist they claimed, had Joined Zmoumi’s flights planned. w ^ and hung up. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER TREE paratroop Capt Kong Le. fbrcee outside Vientiane. In New York City, public and D A Y . VVr'.i C-rrranteed. Ihe Iring ordered govsnansnt Kong Le isnied a flwy state­ What would 3you do with a dozen Washington, Dec. 18 W —The new United NaUons. N. T., Dec. 18b Both nations accused the U.N. RIOTING IN BONE . golf balls In a snowstorm ? of falling to carry out toe mission parochial schools opened, but ex­ Mwers turned over to an antl- ment claiming American, Hiai, secretary of. state for the Kennedy (/P) — The fu tu re o f the U .N . cused those pupils who depend on Parte, D ec. IS (Jffi—F raM li f e ­ adminiauatlon, Dean Rusk, la ex­ with which it has been entrusted HALrS Coramunlst regime headed by South Ifletnaraese and National­ Cong;o command hung in the bal­ buses to get to class. lloe fired OR a European molt tai Prince Boun Oum and Oen. Phouml ist Chinese troops have Joined Merger Opposed pected to expose the ruah to a sum­ in toe chaotic African state. ance today as two mora nations Ceylon made last-minute efforts The great majority of motorists, Bone, fiJgerla, today Idlltag aavr SERVICE Noesivan In Savanhakhet, the ra­ Phouml. Waterbuary, Dec. 13 UT)— A n o f­ mit conference advocated by Soviet ding about w lw to win Esst-West support for who prudently left their cars at A WARDS dio broadcast said. No htdapendent evidence is avail­ ficial of the CkamecUcut State Premier Nikita Khrushchev and mrved notice they are quitting toe demonstrated In the streets r/ I J r, T ( , M r/i I M V . ; A M I 1 6 ft. I2»99 favored by British Prime Minister peace force. com pr^ise Congo pesce plan be­ home during tha storm, faced the DEPARTMENT Boun Oum was named premier able here that Fbounfi’s foroee are League of Sportsmen’s Clubs today Job of shoveling their autos free fore the errlval bf Preatdeat attacked a proposal to merge the Hfirold Macmillan. Announcement by Guinea and fore the council attempts to wind and Phouml mlnlater of defenae, supported by any f ordgn forces of mountainous drifts. de Gaulle. A short white later. "Quality Workinnnshlp!’’ or that they are about to attack. land acquisition section of the Morocco that they are pulling out up the question tonight. deputy premier and minister of Ihe Sl-year-old self-made diplo­ An appeal by Ceylon’s Sir With scores already dead of poUoe fired on a Mootem dHs- 824-828 MAIN STREET fiitl, rich branches RuMrian arm s — Including how - State F lu and Game Department mat favors more traditional and their troops brouitot to four the GREEN STAMPS OAK ST. ENTRANCE peace, the Izroadcast said. Claude Cores won a stay of action heart attacks suffered while shovel- onstration in Bone, bUllBg at Manchester Ml 8-4 ItS H ie announcement waa expected Itaers and mortaia—flown in from within a new agency In the State cautious forma of negotiation. His nations withdrawing from The least two. The two duBOiwtna- Department of Agriculture, Con­ views on the subject Were ^ n ed Congo operation andd cut its man­ complete with self­ to have little Immediate effect on Hanoi aiye being rushed to the (OoBtlnned on Page Tfilrtoea) (OoBtfaned on Paga Tot) ttons took place Just before the TUESDAY'S stand Quinlm’s regime in the bealeged ^city’s pertnieter. Troops set up servation and Natural Reeourcea. out earlier this year In a lectuza power by almost one' third. The 70-yeer-old French Presldwrt' administrative capltel. In telegrams to membera of the deliyered at the Council cn Foreign [Tnited Nations has nearly 20,000 took off from the Booe atipM i i4i Qulnim, who Integrated his (OobIBhi^ Page Bevea) council setting policy for the con Relations tn New York. men in the Congo, but lem than to return to Fmace after nto J • comes in easy-to- servation dMartment, Donald J. And he made clear there that hi 17,000 are actual troop contin­ Kennedy's Margin 114,859 five-day Algerian tour. TERRIFIC BUYS store carton IVagler of this city d^d the pro- thinks the President’s peraona) gents. poaalpossl would be a “step backward"______diplomacy should be reserved The'mov# by Morocco, whose 8 TOTS DIE IN PTBE BOYS* 90 KiUed^ Hundreds Hurt in Flah and Game Department ac­ very rare and special uses. 3,100 soldiers constitute the big­ Madison, W. Va„ Dec. IS (P i- * everlasting and tivities. gest single, unit in The Congo, and Three small children were bnm- completely durable 4 Tragler is chairman of' . the (Contlaned en Page Tlilrteen) GOP in Texas, Illinois League’ll,'Conservation Oommittee Guinea which had 749 men In the ed to death eariy today vriaiai and a former inesidenL field, brings toe withdrawala to fire deetroyed their small tlnude FLANNEL SHIRTS CONFUSED? • washable French Troops Brace more, than 5,500. The United Arab home near DenvUte, Booaa Republic announced earlier it waa County. The viottms Were Btfip • a joy to trim 75,000 AUen* pulling out 519 men and Indo­ Lose in Vote Contests Ray Hager, 5, and hla sis Was, SIxM 4 to 18 H artford, D ec. IS (fin— ^RepUee to Tidbits nesia said she waa withdrawing Patricia Hager, 8, and Nannie 1,160. Arlene Hager, 3. Mrs. Jaasse • other vinyl trees For New Algiers Strife the federal government’s annual By THE ABSOCfiATED PRE 88 i “We cannot aaure that election Bluo, Ton, Rod UNDECIDED? January count of aliens 'to Cbn Colled from AP Wfree The pullout waa eeen aa a aeri- Hager, the mother, said ebe wee to 39.95 Reputflieana have lost court teats (of Byrd) alone.7 the first to be awakened by the neeUCUt are expected to number oua blow to the U.N. command In their attempts to overturn Unless the Sooth acta now, the Sonforiiod Algiara, Dee. IS (S)—Moalema inaiema Some of the dead, the Gov- m bre tlum 76,O0O. which haa been under bitter at­ flames. She aroused heir: ha»> President-elect John F. Kennedy’s statement continued, “then we Both datoed outside late * also available . . . thla zlot-tora dQ? began burying emment said, w en pro-French. Last January, the count for the Carrying- handbook on the - vast tack from the Soviet and Aifian- winning nuurgtos In niln^ and state was 75,^ . This should bo must prepare, to accept New the sero temperatnre,. BCrz. H ^. REG. $1.98 silvery aluminum their dead today, raising fean of Buses wen running this morn­ Commerce. Department and wear­ African blocs during the present Texas. At the same time official re­ Orieans, Little Rock, school new emotlMial outbursts after ing; stores opened and sU was topped b y 1,000 or more next ing his Usual white eariiation. Gov, Congo debatn In. the security coun­ ger carrying a 2-m onth-om . turns from all but three states cut Integratioo, Judicial despotism, baby and the hosbaad a 7-year-' trees, 4'/2' 4.88 four days of bloody violence In quiet In Algiers’ European MCtion. Luther H. HOdgbs of North Caro-, cil. still further Kennedy’s popular vote (Oeatlaued oa Page Bevea) lina vlaits’ Seeretafy of Commerce and, finally, federal dictation and old SOB. which officials said 90 persons In Oran, Algeria’s second largest Both' Guinea and Morocco cou­ edge over Vice Presment Richard tjrraimy.’* ;; 6' 8.88 died and hundreds wen injured. city when sU persons were killed, Frederick H. Mueller for Intensive pled tnflr announcements with M . N ixon. give a Gov. Rods Barnett, who spear- CLAIM US nr ALGERU rrenefa troops familiar with calm also prevailed. briefing seeslon... Soviet trade charges • pteneo are bebig need to phe4b>' ORDER NOW! bah. nationallem end of desperate, un prenfier arreeted t^ the'lfirqm 'w That gava Kennedy a nationvrld^ * 100% Rayon ported In satiefactory condition To tha east, Vnach President compromiaing European agitation -ApnY Col. Joaejto Mobutu. ' popular vote" masgln oyer Nixon of graph the pootramo of AlgeriM From Crashed B52 ■Iter undergotag-Burgeiy efe Hplly- Nixon Fears rebel forceo and UA. laeie- just use this handy mail coupon and your order will be filled immediately, C!harleS‘’> da Gaulle pnparad to to keep Algeria French. 114,859 out of mcM than' 88 m illion PHo 1 lOUSE &. H ALE wnod’a Cedars'of Lebinbn Hospital. yohM. < ^ - ’Phe margin has not hombo an being aaed ta kfil.<; wind up a. visit to Algeria that In the countryside, the relentless please send me . . . CHRISTMAS HOLLY MATS at 9.99 each Plattsburgh, N.Y., Dec. 18 ((F)—» Norway’s first Socialist Premlef, Searchers Find 5 been thab test rtM utainy In the them, the obaige was made by* • SIzt 27x48 ■et off rlotiag liy Europeans who six-year-old Moslem rebellion for Christopher Homsrud, dlea at the vote oounring^rnfatemion night. Kennedy Plan Soviet D eputo ib ie lg a M lalsti ai-' ADDRESS a n savagely opposed to hie policy independence continued. The Air Force said it waa dis­ CRAZY DAISY MATS at 7.99 each patching ground and air searchers of 101... Bethlehem Steel Co. Only Illinois, Massachusetts and Valerian A. Zioria beforo tha G«m< of self-determlnatkm for the coun­ The agonising Algerian dilemma ts down another open hearth M is sin g C h ild re n Rhode Island have not yet reported era) Assembly’s SS-aatten REG. $7.50 6 FT. VINYL TREES at 12.99 each CITY ...... STATE try’s niaa mlUlcm Moslems. remained intact — aggravated by In full force today to look for the tninaoe, sendiiw area ateel prodiic- last .of eight airmen missing since r official vote counts. As they stand Weakens GOP oal committee. The eommii ,He cut'his trip short by one open warfan ■ between the two tion dow n to 34.5 per cent of considering Asten-fiffrlcaa c liv g e . checks or money order enclosed c.o.d Friday night, when they para­ caayton, N, C.. -Dec. 18 OP) — now, the popular vote totals are GIFT day, giving no nason, and le due groups whose futun in thU coun­ pacity... liabor unionists through­ Kennedy 84.220,864 and Nixon 84,- mands for a U.N. role in ( Five missing children who spent By JACK BBU. to return td Paris early this eve­ try depends on mutual cooners' chuted from 'fihelr disabled Jet out Jtpan strike In asaaal year- the future of the strlke-tem No bomber into toe Adirondack Moun­ toe night in woods during suh- 105,606. Kennedy atUI is credited Washington, Qec. 13 (fi)—Vice CANNON • enjoy the benefits of easy, charge Christ- ning. Tlien w en reports that he tion. end oampalgn fw higher wages aafi with 800 ele cto rsl v otes, how ever, African tarrltoiy. tains. freezlng weather were found cold Preaident Ricbard M. Nixon fears would make a radio address but French troops, who for years boansee and somei half nilllon par­ 31 m ore than, the 269 blnlm um mas shopping Seven were found alive over toe and shivering but unharmed at President-elect John F. Kennedy no confirmation could be ob­ have been trying to win the heart ticipated in waikouU and parades. they huddled together under a big needed to frin, is robbing Republicans of some of RACOaCTfSER TAKES T O T tained. of the Moslem masses, again ap weekend. Thela B52 Jet bomber Air Force scientists sakl that e be first to bear of special sale events crashed near Barre, Vt., about 100 tree early today. In another development, un­ their thunder by veering to toe Waobtagtoa. Dec. I t (fi5 BATH TOWELS CERTIFICATE Of the 90 dead hen and.in Oran, peared as enemies. Enraged by In­ Discoverer XVlJU satellite’s nose I^e SUte Highway Petrol said pledged eVMtors from Mlaaiislppl Frank (Bfiaky) CHARGE! miles east, of toe search area. middle, of the political ro^ . M wen Moelems and offlclals sults and the flags of the rebel- cone was subjected to far toes rfl- • mail this completed form in today . . . be Eight hellcoptore were to take two; searcher a caipe upon the chil­ and Alabama met In Jackson, Nixon bases this view on ap­ vokod the Fifth feared their funermla might touch Ikm waved by the crowd, thd gM len than was that of .Discover­ able to charge tomorrow! off after dawn in. sero weather dren about 8:80 a-m. They were Mlsa, and said they.would yote for pointments to the cabinet and day. ntmOsg te off new violence as the city troops fired on the Moelems. er XVn; during a simUar flight atolls grotmd . crews were combing reported tn good cdaditlon but were fien. Harry F. Bjnrd, D-Va„ for other posts Ms successful presi­ qaeotloas pot te him fey SfiM Inched hack toward normalcy. At this stiage no one seemed to through space.. Algeria side of a large Negro elementary knows hoavyaroigkt_ 2rx42" ADDRESS ...... HOW L O N G ...... FORMER ADDRESS...... HOW L O N G ...... believed to be Staff Sgt Pierre school tn Atlanta and damaged a An . estimetad 1,600 personsi ing to throw the election into the In the apeeutetive stage. 2 for $ comes in a gaily decorated Christmas card adien 25,000 Fretjeh troops with and France. House of Represejitatlves. It Is It te no aeeret that Nixon feeto S^najr.Usiaa. MahCux’ was sighted. dozen homes In the city’s north­ aided by lights fr()m helicopters, OCCUPATION ...... WIFE OR HUSBAND’S EMPLOYER . , tanks and armoi^ . can stood . Rumors spread by Moslem na- R E G .fS e form (enclosed in a Christmas envelope) . Haheux, 37, Auburn, Maine, was west section. trooped th n ^ h 80 square mltea of (Bonsldered very unlikely that tola if Kennedy namea Douglas Dll-' ready to smash any vlolenea. ' tloiiahft agitators throughout Al­ :deserlbed as mi experienced wOods- American Farm Bureau Feder­ virooda most of ths night. will hap^n. Ion, now uDdmaeoratory of state, Bright.fa end can be used by the recipient at easily at REFERENCES ...... OTHER CHARGE ACOUNTS . A govammmt spokesman said giers spoke of Red Chinese arms fimh. .The -Air Force sgld lit was ation Convention atrlkea at what T)vo searchers, Kenneth John­ In an 840-wofd statement, the ■a secretary of the Tteasiuy and t«^ A ,o4 -OengtHh'.' Kelanyor,. D-T cash! many of the Moslem dead- ware and Tolunteiolunteers arrivltag to help the optimistic of finding him today. It calls amiaagaltellp imatlaM of son end Jafik Raines, arid the chil* .electors called upon the governors, DUlon accepts, the aethm will not kilted by rifle fln from troopa. rebel Front o r National -Liberation A state tro^r at toe Port ofgmnlgad labor and erttldsee dren were' huddled hensatb a big congressmen, public offlclals, else- make It more dlfflcult to build Re­ tfee,Beanti cashier's desk, second floor At least 18 wan stabbed to (FLN) "very; soon’.’’ A number of Henry Stota AUce eubniUtlOn, gwves of some unions to oygantos in a thick patob of briars tors and the people of toe other publican oppoattlon to the^new OPEN EVERY NIGHT YOUR SIGNATURE death, he said, and 7 dted of slaah- Moslems, recently considered eight mites jiorthsait of the Trout fiatmers, . . . Wave of boodriugs whtdh apparently helped protect southern states to Join the Inove- Dentoeratto admlnlatratkm. .7 ; ad throats: Investigation did ahow moderates, vowed resletanee This would put a RapuMioan of th e P maU to CREDIT DEPT., House and Male Pond ares, said a, man “Could stay enemlee of Prime Mthister them from the bitter cold weethsr m ent. - EXCEPT SAT. TO 9 P.M. 89 died of bullet wotmds, he said. ■gainst France; indefinitely*’ in the woods “if h* ildel Ctestro sffaafii from Havasas which dropped as low aa 15 de- “TbbMiltlmate victory must q6» moderate-eMwa at helm of a de- - This supports the Pranch con- European eettlefs, who started doaaa’ t p s ^ and buUda hittaelf « [grees. pend upon the odlotal leadership partmoat oonoaraed with mm- 'tM tlaa. fea said, that many ed ths and the eteetora o f the other pouttir 4066 figh a^ other Mes- (C 'e0«BM and Ravaua. a fata lataa) •pm th e a ta tim en t said. lb*. - V \ \ , . 1