MONDAY, k>ECEMBER 17, 195J, WAXSrE TWENTY iianrlffBter lEvi^nitts ijfprald Free Parking!—Stores Open Until 9 Tqnight for Shopping—Free Parking 1r

Main St^ Manelwster Pfiona Ml 3-4123 Average Daily Net Press Rota The Weather OPEN .For the Week Aided VoreeMt ef C. 8. Weetber Bureeo December 8, 196Z /• Cloudy, oontinned cold toolfbt FREE PARKING and Wedneeday with a ebano« of 13,861 a little llgtat ■tow or rain. Low lEu^rntm ll^ralh toafght in tlie teena and the Ugh NITES till raarof stora. . . Meiiiiiw ef the A n ^ Dnieeu o f ObcoIatlM Wedneaday Z5 to 80, Manchester— A City o f Vittage Charm

VOL. LXXXn, NO. 67 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1962 (C Tas^ed Advertfeing on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS FROM Negotiators IJ'. S,-Anglo Amity State News GIFTS GALORE On Captives Seen Strong Point Roundup JFK Feels Rapport Fly to Cuba Shots Kill Woman, BOYS' MODEL MEN'S MEN'S / In Bahamas Talks Injure Her Father MEN'S MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—New Toric attorney James B. Don­ NEW FAdtFIEIJO (AP) — Au- IMPORTED ovan flew to Havana today in NASSAU, Bahamas (AP)ftl“ n two hours from Andrews gUBtUB J. Pinto, 28, o f 65 Menrimac With USSR Distant SPORT an effort to complete negoti­ •President , Kennedy and Air Force Base, Md., nesu- Wash­ St., Danbury, killed a New Pair- LEATHER PALM ations with Fidel Castro for ington. field woman and critioEdly wound- IMPORTED British Prime Minister Har­ Macmillan praised tire weather, ■ed her father last night, state po­ WOOL rriease of 1,118 Cuba inva­ old Macmillan stressed close a warm contoast with fall condi­ lice said. SHIRTS sion prisoners in exchange U.S.-British friendship — tions In both Washington and Lon­ Pinto was to be arraigned on a for food and medicine. don. murder charge today in the slay­ Says R ed s overriding various differ­ ing o f Mrs. Alice ManiscEilco, 24. Donovan and three ofacials of ences— ^in a meeting today The prime minister, wearing a the Cuban Families Committee light grayish tan suit, said he had Mrs. Mianiscalco’s father, George DRIVING GLOVES WOOL MUFFLER SOCKS composed of relatives of the priS' under a brilliant subtropic^ met 16 times with Arnerican pres­ Kanakos, was taken to Danbury Learned by oners left aboard a special Pan sun. idents and he had found that “ the Hospital with multiple tNillet American World Airways plane. In a series of Uttle summit talks most important and vital element wounds. 2.99 The plane took off at 9:56 a.m. ending late Thursday, they are of all such conferences was the The shooting took place at the Kanakos home on Forest Hills from a guardkl and secluded run­ expected to discuss such diverse close association between our two Drive. way a mUe distant from Miami matters sui a formula for ending countries.” Cuba Crisis State police said 'their first re­ 1.25 IntefnaUonal Airport. The public their split over the Skybolt mis­ He reminded Kennedy that Brit­ * rich woven plaids 2.99 port of the incident came from siles and plans for joint military ain and the United States have vras barred. Mrs. Kanakos, who telephoned at WASHINGTON (AP) — 2.99 aid to India. been through “much together in The International Red 'Cross, 9:20 p.m. Three minutes later, President Kennedy believes They also plan to survey the * sanforized cotton * popular 6x3 rib which assumed sponsorship Of the the past,” and said they looked Pinto called Euid said he had “shot the Cuban crisis taught So­ world situation In the wake of the forward with high hopes to the- exchange, also waited for Castro’s a couple of people” and wanted to viet Premier Khrushchev flannels * wool, raccoon fur and nylon blend word. Cuban crisis and try to figure out future. turn himself in, state police said. * solid colors Whether there. Is tiny profit to be “ how dangerous a world we * solids and plaids as well as clan plaids A flow of medical supplies to Kennedy responded warmly to The bullets that’’ killed Mrs. * regular and long Miami has begun, presumably to made by the W'est in the Soviet Macmillan’s welcome, recalling Maniscalco and wounded her fa­ live but that it will be * all^opular colors * natural and charcoal be swapped for the prisoners it retreat from Cuba and the Rus­ that this is their sixth meeting ther were fired from a .45 revolver, some time before the United * all fine imported >vool. . . luxuriously soft length was learned In New York. sian-Red China division. during his own two years in the staAe police said. States will “ come to any real Trans World Airlines said one A crowd estimated at 2,500— presidency. After an investigation, state po­ understanding” with him. * sizes 8 to 20 * cable stitch back style 3.99 * 1.50 value o f its planes, Undei; charter, Mon' Bahamans and visitoi;s — watched The President quipped that he lice said the shooting was preced­ ed by en argument between Pinto, If the Communists would devote day niigtit flew 32,000 pounds of from the flag-decked airport bal­ was not sure the world was much their energies to dememstrating medicine to Miami from Idlewild cony and sidewalks as Kennedy's better off after each of their who had spent the afternoon in a tavern, and Kanakos. how their system works Instead Airport. huge silver ruid blue Jet plane meetings, but that he had bene- of trying to change the balance of It said that between now and rolled to a stop shortly before flUed greatlyi from “the counsel Authorities said that Pinto had been a former patient for a week power “we could have a long MEN'S LADIES' 6 Pairs Friday, 28,000 pounds will be 11 a.m. and friendship you have -shown period of peace,” Kennedy said. ' A *> ft-.. ^ MEN'S flown from St. Louis, Mo., and The plane had twice overflown to m e.” at the Fairfield State Hospital, a mental institution, last July and But it Is, he said, the Red 19,000 pounds from Los Angeles, Windsor Field to kill time, hav­ Chinese and Soviet determination for several days in 1960. AMERICAN Seamless bound for Miami. ing made a fast flight of less (OoBtinned «n Page Ten) to make a Communist world in a FUR-LINED The airline said the shipments nuclear age that “ makes the six­ LORD BUXTON wers ordered by the Air Trans­ Reward Posted ties so dangerous.’’ m a 6 e port Association, a private organ' HARTFORD (AP) — Governor However, in a chatty interview re .- ■! isatlon of aviation industry execu­ Dempsey today posted a maximum that set a television “first” Mon­ %rnWm CAPESKIN NYLONS tives. state reward o f $3,000 for infor­ day night, the President said “ we WALLETS 16 H b In Miami, relatives of the more Indian Troops Set mation leading to the murderer of ought to be rather pleased with than 1,000 prisoners waited hope- ITiomas Rlspoll o f New Haven. ourselves this Christmas’ ’ for thwarting the threat of Com­ fuUy for Cuban Prime Minister RispoU’s body was found with a Smiling Presidenit John F. Kennedy stands with British Prime Minister Harold MaomiUan under a Sldel Castro to say when and if he shot in the hekl in the basement munist domination. GLOVES bright Bahama Island sun on his arrival at Winsor Airport In Nassau today. Ih the center is The Presidait made no efftrt to will accept food and medicine for For Holding Task o f an aband<»ied dwelling in Bran­ Britain’s foreign secretary. Lord Home. (AP Photofax). UMBRELLAS freedom. ford on Nov. 24. paint a rosy picture of U.S.- Soviet relations In the interview E’* The Governor authorized the re­ The 8. 8. African PUot, 485-foot ward, as provided under the state which was also carried on radio. freighter deeignated by the Inter' EDITOR* SNOTE — AP corre-^here where two powerful Chinese statute, es the request of New The Cuban crisis, he said, has national Red Cross as the vessel spondent David Lancashire toured divisions are poised. The Hima­ Haven County State’s Atty. Ar­ A-Power Plant made successful negotiations with 3.99 the Himalayan northwest frontier layas and Karakorams —the thur T. Oorinan. the Kremlin more difficult be­ to deliver tl\e ransom to Cuba, President Gloomy in the disputed Ladakh region. .world’s second mightiest moim- headed south from Baltimore and Gorman advised the Governor cause the Russians — through de­ 2.99 tain range—are so high they cut To Be Built at Here is his account of conditions ception — tried to change the bal­ is due at Port Bverolades, SO that law enforcement officials con­ there, delayed by relay to New off snowfall from areas where ance ot power by sneaking miles north of Miami, Wednesday. sidered it partlcqlarly important Delhi for su bm i^ on to Indian the bloody fighting occurred in missUes into Cuba. e many popular styles— • warm, comfortable The Red Cross has assumed spon- to solve the case as rapidly as pos­ censorship. October and November. Haddam Neck On Inspection Pact “ So it is going to be sometime fur lining AnrsMp of the exchange. sible and felt the reward would be all with magnificent y Key passes in China’s Slnklang h e l i ^ in gaining Ihftxmiation before it is possible for us to GIFT BOXED 3.99 If Ckstro and the negotiators By DAVID DANOA8HIRB Province to the north are report- pome to any real understanding Italian handles arreat. and eonvic- HARTFORD (A P) — An $80 V agree, the ship wlU be loaded, with Mr. Kfanishehev.” 3.95 e reg. 1.16 pair value LBH, India fA P )—Indian troopr ed clUBcd b y show, but the [oB of the guilty person or per­ million atomic power plant will be WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl-^ The President said, tat fact, that * fine capeskin leather with food and medicine stockpUed And he saw no advantage hi a • several beautiful are digging in along the frosen, nese access routes from llbet, an sons. dent Kennedy has virtually writ­ even when Soviet Premier e micromesh or plain—both with at MlamL arsenal to the east, are still open. built at Haddam Neck by a newly summit meeting soon. • black or brown for wear arid adndswept cease-fire line in La­ ten off the possibility of effective Khrushchev offered International colors to choose from rungard top and toe And the Chinese strength is so formed company comprising 12 “ I don’t think there is a need for Plans call for Pan American dakh, one of the world’s bleakest international inspection of Cuba, inspection of Cuba he had no hope appearance e rosetone or^poppertone World Airways Jets tio 'fly to HS' areas. Their ofticera talk of driv­ superior in Ladakh that Peking Raid Nets 27 New England utilities. us to meet now," he said. “ I * several leather finishes to choose from JL MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Three or of any Communist territory, this would actually come about. think probably he feels Uie same vana to piek up the prisoners. The ing the Chinese out, but admit it can press the trigger again when­ Announcement of the new or- for some time to come. “ i don’t think we would have ever It wants to. months of undercover activity pre­ way.” ah^ wOl be in port or at sea head- would take years. gfanizatiofi came today from Sher­ Kennedy took a dim view of gotten the kind of insi>ection To avoid giving provocation, ceded yesterday’s gambling raids Kennedy said, tixwgb, that the Only wisps of snow dust across man R. Knapp, who win head the prospects for an Inspection agree­ .which really is necessary, be­ Indian troops are not moving for­ here and in Portland. Soviet premier’s speech to the (Ooatinned on Pstge Five) the bare plateau northeast of combine as president. ment — a U.S. demand in the cause a totalitarian system can­ ward into the no-man’s land left Twenty-seven persons were ar­ Supreme Soidet (parliament) last The new concern will be called Cuban dispute and a key theme not accept the kind of Inspection between the two sides. But there rested as police barged into small Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power week shows that ho reallzea perils shops, taverns and homes. -They In American disarmament propo­ which really is desirable,” be of the nuclear age. is no sign that they are pulling Company. sals — in a radio-television inter­ said. back the 12^ miles demanded by described the raids as the most Khrushchev knows, he said, that successful gambling crackdown in It will construct a $500,000 kilo­ view Monday night. Officially, the United States is S&H GREEN STAMPS Peking in its cease-fire procla­ watt plant, using a pressurized if Russia ever fires its missiles “ The camera I think is actually Better Mental Hospitals mation. this area in years. still on record as seeking an in­ the United Statee wUl have The raiders were led by MaJ. water reactor to generate steam going to be our best inspector,” ternational verification arrange­ As many as 50 Indian air force enough to “fire back at him to Samuel Rome, head of the State to drive a turbo-generator, Knapp he said, because “ a totalitarian ment to make sure Cuba is free planes, thread their way daily destroy the Soviet Union.” Police Special Sfervlces Division, said. This is the same type reac- system must exist only in of Soviet offensive weapons. with all cash purchases Reduce Costs for Care through the Himalayas — when and Middletown Police Chief Vin­ secrecy” and "they are not going Prime Minister Fidel Castro has weather permits — ferrying sup­ (Continued on Page Ten) cent S. Marino. (ConUnued on Page Seven) to Open it.” opposed international checks on V ------/ ' plies. The only road connecting Rome and Marino said police Cuban soil, however. BDTrOR' SNOTE—Jtist 15 ysars»hospitals the expenditiFe was as Ladaikh to the rest of India is agents placed bet# with many of InBpecti6ns lie at the pore of little as 43 cents a d,y. closed by snow. ago, the average mental ho^tal the persona arrested during the the lengthy East-West arguments was hopelessly 111 equipped to Then an aroused/'state acted, Big U.S. Air Force ClSOs with intensive investigation. NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 24! providing m o r e / psychiatrists, over a ban on nuclear tests. The Am^can crews also swoop past DOUBLE treat the patients crammed «rith- Rome himself led a contingent West has repeated at the Geneva Bulletins nurses and psychiatric etides, a 900-'year-old Tlbetan-style mon­ House Rules Fight ki its walls. Today, more -effort of state police troopers who things to do, new stimulation,'' to dlsarmsiment talks that on-site than ever before is being direct­ astery to land cargo on Leh's smashed Into a Portland home. checks are necessary for a fool­ Colled from AP Wires ed 'toward better care With some­ win Uie sick back to health. With steel-strip runway. Fifteen suspects were Charged intensive treatment, John C. re­ proof accord. The Russians have SOFT, CUDDLY MEN'S times dramatic results. Here, In with poolselHng, eight with fre­ opposed this, condemning it as . FRENCH MILLED the second of five special stories, covered. (Continued On Page Twelve) quenting a gambling establish­ BODY FOUND Today, that same hospital sfiends Perils Legislation spying. LADIES' Is a report on the continuing ment, one policy pla^^ng, one het- Kennedy said he never viewed HARTFORD (AP)—A man waa TEXTRON stnigt^e to rdiabilltate the men- about $11 dally per patient and found dead today near the ex­ has only half as many patients. Khrushchev’s Cuban inspection ot- CHILDREN'S toUy ill. (Oontinned on Page Nineteen) as a breakthrough allowing haust a runillng automobile at Ihere, and in other of the nation’s Boys’ Eden WASHINGTON (AP) — Talk o r Otter Monday night that if the commit­ a start toward “ some kind of the rear of the Brood St. Ar­ FINE SANFORIZED best mental hospitals, 70 o 85 per a compromise in the threatened By ALTON BLAKESLEE tee does revert to 12 members the peace between our two systems.” mory. Police tentatively identi­ cent of patients go home within liberal - conservative fight over Associated Press Science Writer CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) administration’s program “ would He said that the U.S.-Soviet fied him from papers found in three months to a year after ad­ NEW YORK (AP)—At age 64, — For "Peewee,” 7, and "Fat­ the House Rules Committee ap- be emasculated.” confrontation over Ckiba did at the oar as Raymond C. Schubert, -STRETCH BROADCLOTH mission. And this same hospital John C. came home after 23 deso­ ty,” 9, It was like Christm^fiT^ piarently has fallen on deaf ears. Smith led the light against en­ least make KRrushchev aware of o< US Concord PI, Syracuse, TOYS late years in a state mental hos­ now spends only half as much, They spent 11 hours alone News Tidbits Rep.'« Howard W. Smith. D-Va., N: Y. Schubert’s be^ was lying largement of the committee to IS the dangers of a . clash between Hard[.,jiVater SOAP pital. He is one of thousands sal­ for total treatment, for every pa- in a closkl department store from the AP Wires chairman of the committee and members in January 1961. He lost the two nuclear powers “ but I on m blanket. Two men’s suit vaged from back wards of mental tiimt who recovers, due to the —a store with lots of toys, of conservative Democrats, said by a 217 — 212 vote to a liberal don’t th)pk we are about to see coats were wrapped around the hc^itals. ^ shorter stay, cameras, shoes, watches— he was not "bargaining” in his group led by the late Sam Ray­ a whole' change in cohipnunlst po­ exIuMiet and his hea^ The fully gViurteen years ago, he was an­ The dolorous rub is that only even , a soda foimtain. position that the comfnittee mem­ burn of Texas. The increase, de­ clothed body had been there PIGSKIN GLOVES with lanolin [amas Soviet Premier Khrushchev and licy.” !$ i other inmate in - a hospital with 20 per cent of patients In all the During their escapade— bership return to 12 as scheduled signed to give committee liberals Kennedy figured that the Soviet some time, according to police. 1.99 1,850 patients, and only two doc­ nation’s mental hoi^itals get the they, said they were locked In other party leaders lay down next month. an edge of 8 to 7, was for a two- It was partly froaen. No marks ■f a'l'' desire for secrecy gave the U.S. 18 cake gift box tors. To feed, clothe, house and benefits of such e’ffectlve treat­ the store Saturday night— the course for writers and artists in And President Kennedy said year period only. Prior to 1961, were found to indicate foul play. Soviet Union— Socialist realism blockade of Cuba “ much morp "treat” each o i them, the hospital ment. kids sampled proctically the committee was dominated by power’.’ than U.S. strategists had This includes drugs and inten­ and a “ atruggle againat the alien SANCTIONS ASKED qient $1.06 .a day. In some other everything edible in the store, a conservative group of four Re­ expected. sive psychotherapy, the psychia­ and each chose an expensive tnflueiioes of the decadent art of UNTTED NATIONS, N. Y. * plush animals llrf publicans and two Democrats. “ Oiie of the reasons I think that trist’s way of likening and talk­ camera and a wrist watch. the West ___ Damage ault result­ Mass Adoption (AP)—-Tlie UJf. General As­ 2.99 House leaders ‘ have said they the Soidet Union withdrew the ing to and encouraging patients, ing from collision of Air Force sembly. asked the Security 2.59 “F^tty” was clomping around will renew the fight next month, IL28S (Jet bombers) was because suki as John C., “ until finally a plane and United -Air Lines plane GounoU toditf to take sanctions * soft, safe and Connell Dies, in size 10 shoes and ^’Peewee” we were carrying on very inten­ light goes on in their minds and over Nevada in : 1968 settled with when the new House convenes, to againsit Portagal In order to 1.00 had a foimtain pen. Swells Family enlarge the committee. Tiiey sive low-level photography,” Ken­ cozy toys for they understand what they were Judge M. Edward Viola of government agreeing to pay the oonqiel oon^tliance with previ­ * coat and pullover claim they have enough votes to nedy said. infants Leader in AL doing to themselves,” as Dr. Wll- Juvenile Court let them off airlines 1.45 ..million. ous assembly hnd council reso- Uam 'Mennlnger expresses It. with a reprimand Monday, Fire damages home in Winches­ By 9 Children hitioiM on Angola. Tbe vote on • one size fits all— simplifies your gift list! styles (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Three) • perfect stocking gift Still today in -state mental hos­ but frowning police remindrti ter, Mass., Ot TV comedian FTOnk a resohition aottorlslng the HARTFORD (AP) — Arthur J. Fontaine .. East Providence, R. * a wide variety pitals, only half of all patients the marauding pair; "Wait CHARLOTTE, N. C (AP) — step was 57 to 14 with 18 ab­ * cork and oatmeal shades * many colors qwwiMiii, 60, of Portland, former I. and Hartford. Oonn., tie among stentions. Those voting no In­ are getting anything more than until your fathers get hold, of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Meyers to choose from and patterns communltiea for 25,000 and over cluded the United States, Brit­ * all gift boxed and ready for Christmas giving! aational oommander of the Ameri- custodial care—bed and board. As you.” will fill 13 stockings next week — ’K -i for first plac4 in New Eingland ain, France and other alUes osB Legion, died today at Hartford "Peewee” and "Fatty” be­ nine more than last year on t i (Continued on Page Thirteen) gan crying. Council's 18th annual municipal Reds Fined $120,009; Portugal. Biospital after a long illness. reports contest. the. first Christmas of what Mrs. Connell, a naval veteran of President Kennedy plays Cupid Meyers described as “ the gr-eat- MABKET PACT DRAFTED W orld W ar X was "the first Con­ for 19-year-old U.S. Marine and est adventure a family can have." BRUSSELS, Bdglian (AP)— CHILDREN'S SOFA JIFFY CU RL necticut man ever named to bead GIFT 17-year-old Bronx, N. Y. girl, al­ Early this year Meyers read a Legal Fight Goes On The six ministers of the Euro­ the legim- He was chosen in 1903. lowing timiBfer of Lance C^l. Ber­ news account of the traffic ac­ pean Common Market reached rvwmoii, a native o f Boston, had NYLON STRETCH W i Leftist Premier Loses nard Richardson of Brooklj^ cident that claimed the lives of final agreement today on the been a Oannectlcut resident since N. Y. from Guantanamo in Chiba eo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker near 'WASHINGTON (AP) — The^pended pending the party’s ap- draft for_a new five-year con­ PILLOWS Roller Curler 1929. He was the owner of a men's that he might marry Gloria Kassof BOXED Battle Lake, Minn., last Jan. 13, Communlst party has been con peal. vention with 18 newly Inde- clothing store in Middletown. on Saturday.. . . Former Republl- SEAMLESS leaving their nine children or­ victed and fined $120,000 for fail­ The defence pleaded the pendent .African states, aU He seirved as state conunander in In Senegal Coup Try r(^. 7.96 oon congressman' John H. Rousse- phans. party’s right to use the Fifth fonner French, Belgtan and 1940 and national vice commander lot nqnmd district govenior for ing to register as an agent of the Meyers telephoned the pastor of Soviet Union. But the 12-year le­ Amendment diuing the trial, Italian odonlea. The chairman of tfie American Legion in 1952. John Krch Sooisty’s six western his Roman (5athoHc church here wjiich began a week ago, but of the..Oommon Market Mlnls- JEWELRY He la survived by his. widow, the (AP) — Th^ghor and Dia are members of the states. gal wrangle goes on. DAKAR, Senegal and said, “I want to adopt those Joseph Forer and John J. Abt, Judge Holtzoff said only a living tertol CouncU, EmlUo Cotomho, TIGHTS gm-mer Patricia Finlay cf Boston. NaticHial Assembly was expected same party, the Senegal Progres­ In move that could shelve indef­ children.” person, not an organization, could Italian trade minister, will sub­ sist Union, which h ol^ 79 of the initely annual U.N. debate on lawyers for the Communist par­ Funeral arrangements were bi- to put Its formal endorsement to­ The mass adoption was ar­ invoke the Fifth ' Amendment, mit the draft Wednesday aad day on President Leopold Sen- 80 seats in the Assembly. Hungary, United States proposes ty, said they plan to appeal the 3.99 oomplete. ranged by Catholic charities. decision to the U.S. Court of Ap­ which protects a person against oBIciaUy aanoonce to the 18 that disputed post o f U.N. special SETS Connell Joined the Navy at 19 ghor’s victory In a power strug­ A motion to qensiu'e Dla was to Monday, the' children arrived self-incrimination. African representntives that the representative on Hungary be peals and, if necessary, to the Su­ while a freshman at Harvard Unl- gle wltii left-leaning Premier Ma- come before the Assembly Mon­ here by airliner. The youngsters, Congress passed the Subversive six are re^y also to negotiate abolished . . . Dominiean Republic preme Court. 5.00 vwidty. He served as a second madou Dla. day. ranging in age from 13 to 2, could Activities Control Act, better association with Sierra Leona e eliminates sleeping A federal jury of eight women ai» imi seaman. After his discharge Informed sourees predicted the Dia sent police to occupy, the apparently to have Its first dicta­ be seen grinning and waving even known then as the McCarran Act, and Trinidad-Tobago. on uncomfortable Assembly buUding, and they ar­ tor-free keettem in 88 years on and four men took only 35 min­ hi 1918, he returned to Harvard assembly would amend the con­ before the airliner came to a halt. in 1950. stitution to abolish the office of rested four members. But 48 oth­ Thursday despite major party’s de­ utes Monday to find the party rollers wtiere he was graduated. Then the Meyers, who already gfuilty on all 12 counts of the in­ Under the act, the Subversive PROPOSE TV CHECK During his teim as national premier and would then make the er deputies met' at the home of mand for own, met their new child­ ander Holtzoff tlien imposed the that the Communist party was ish goveinmeat dlacloaed plans for improvements in rehabilitation, opher-poet and a Roman Catholic, Dia out of office. Seven members President Kennedy says “pull many other rollers for all ren. ' maximum fine—$10,0(X) for each acting as an agent of the Soviet today to tighten control aver tfiUd welfare, national, security head of 'the government as well of the premier’s cabinet Joined in' was faced and reason ruled” in Union. The act required such- or­ the nation’s television network e contour fitting, hair styles the revolt. 1962, msJcing nation “Just a little Moments later, Meyers emerged count. fabrics - gold, pearls and many, ■Id Americanism. as chief of stote. ganizations to register with the to Improve program quality aad Senghor then Invoked tempo­ bit more confident of peace on from the plane vdth 2-yearK>ld Imposition of the maximum fine proportioned sizes many others in sets o f : As state commander in World Troops loyal to -Senghor blocked attorney general. to iW d against 8iianrlal e safe, instant heat an attempted coup 1^ Dla Mon­ rary emergency powers. The earth, good wRl to men” this PhilUp in his arms. Karen Meyers, led to speculation about whether • all colors,' W ar n , Ocomell mobilised Leglon- the! Cominunist party has the But the pajrty refused, contend- abiuae^ A governaaent White day. pTMddmt said Dia and his back­ CtaiBtmae season . . . AS, advanced 11, came down the plane ramp e fine helenca stretch sizes and • necklace and earrings norles on the home front. He was arm-in-arm with a ' new sister, money to pay it. If the fine is ing that th*%act was unconstitu­ paper pieaentod to the House of e made by OM of the first legion leaders to Dia, a Moslem but with strong ers wdre prisoners and would be model of Polaris submarine- shapes Pauline Ray Baker, IS. not paid, the Justice Department tional. - , Commons — alto r sold an experir • white, ^ een , red, Northern Electric' e bracelets and earrings wirge a riwnge in the American supped among Christian factions, prosecuted for abuse of authority. launched misrile, suffers rix oon- Tho Supremo Court found ^ a mental pay-televtolBn aernm seoutilve teat faflniclB hut Navy The Meyers, who decided wh«i could seize the party’s assets. A / XAgiaB so that W orld W ar had been quarreling with Senghor Senegal, on Africa's west coast, ------i win be set op n$ n dote to hn aevjr, black e Wonderful gift create your own hair over the premier’s leftist orienta- became indepeDdent Ircdi V^aaoe says Ms tutoMS prai|>eotei on « Justice Department attorney said • pin and earzings ba expected the fine will be ^sis- KiFi«raVto4. for tha home il^le In juist minutea.l s a B s f a V M ) Jb esononle mattqnk 8en- bi I960.' ottln L wM jpwfgo a m v|. PAOI TW« HANTHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1962

Francis J. Morin 17, Glastonbury, HAN(3HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 196* RAGE THREE Mass Adoption 12th Circuit charg^ with reckless dri'vlng. Music Units House Rules Fight Until Jan. 17, for court trial, hour ait 8 p.m. preceiUng the pro­ Court Cases dairencer Burke Jr., 22, of 229 Sheinwold on Bridge HEALTH CAPSULES Bolton gram. i Swells Family Autumn St., charged with operat­ The Legion o f Mary of St. Mau­ ing a motor vehicle while under Present 31st President Gloomy by Miciuiel A. Petti, MJ). rice Church 'wUI meet tonight at the influence of liquor. IS GLAUCOMA (lt4CREASEP 8:30 at the church. IWANCHESTBB SESSION TOO CkH)D A SPORT Nottb dealer Town Rejects Grade School; What's new in Perils Legislation By 9 Children Until Jan. 21, for plea, David PRESSURE IN THE EYE) Public Records: Warrantee Yule Concert LOSES ALL PARTNERS Stephen J. Suschana, 19, of R. McConnell, X, of 10 Trotter BoOi aides m liK niiia 844ERITEP * deeds Andrew Ansaldi to William ThompsonviUe, was arraigned in St., charged with breach of the By A ifR E D SHEINWOLD NORTH E. and FYuietba Prindle, house on '^(OonttBoed from Page One) peace in alleged fight 'with late By JOHN ORUBEB 4 7 6 3 On Inspection Pact 661 Out of 1A90 Cast Ballots (Ooatlnaed from Pafo One) tionally has given the majority court yesterday afternoon after When an opponent hands you X • Bolton Center Rd.; John H. Chap- Anthony Lanzano; and Joeeph The 31st High School' Christ­ the contract, you can be a good Un to Theodore and Sandra Drum­ party a two-to-one edge. they were married that they his arrest Saturday by State Po­ Borjeko, ' 44, of 71 Cooper St., O A K I 3 win, but their claims are disputed. The committee controls the flow mas Concert waa given lest night sport and hand It right back 4 K J 4 2 (Continued from Pace One) A total of 661 voters out of 1490 ^ported 20 Investigations during the mond, property on South Rd. They have suggested a ''com­ wanted at least a dozen kids, have lice for obtaining narcotiqs by charged, with intoxlcatiOT and of legislation to the House floor before an audience of moderate again. If you can go through life WEST EAST tu m ^ down the Public Building past month and that he turned $12 color TV? promise" that would restore the a big home that's built lor child­ false statements (five counts). brea^ of the peace. and often has bottled up legisla­ ren. with seven bedrooms and a making your opponents happy, 4AQ982 41MS “ Nquv, no one would have Hospital INotes Committee’s plans for a 19 room over to the town treasurer. Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ membership to 15 but not clip its The youth posted a $260 bond Bast Hartford Session size. In fact it was surprisingly what difference does it make if ess.ed, probably, that that would ton correspondent, Grace McDer­ tion its members! have felt was large, shaded backyard that has Hie cases of Elric Ozols, 17, of ^Q932 V7J.tOS secondary school In a referendum Notes powers as some liberals have sug­ too liberal. Much' of the legisla­ ar\d was released while awaiting small oonsidering the number of you can’t find partners? You can 0 « 4 0 9 6 SI Sve been such a harassment. yesterday. The vote was as fol­ mott, telephone Mitchell 8-6666. gested. a stream running through it. 24 Strickland St„ and Peter Frei- Vtoiting hotin are 2 to 8 p.m. There will be a service of Holy tion expected to be propos^ by appearance in court here on participants. Usually the hall is always watch television. 4 10 7 4 Q 9 A “ Mr. Castro could not permit lows: Communion at SL George’s Epis­ Kennedy gave the House The family'deliberately had put Dec. 31 for plea. manis, 17, of 21 Garden St., both jammed on this occasion, but SOUTH a s to indefinitely .continue wide­ for all are^s, except tiwtemlty, everything" Kennedy to the new Congress is off Christmas decorations and IMnnchester, each charged wlUi North dealer wiibre they are 2 to 4 p.m. and Question 1, Shall the town of copal Church tomorrow, Thursday ’ leaders strong backing Monday in the liberal categfory and may State Police r^xsrted that Sus­ hardly more than two-thirds of the Both sides 'vulnerable 4 K 4 . spread flights over his island at Bolton consider and act upon re­ Five Town Girls night in his nationally televised shopping because, as Meyers ex­ chana, during October, allegedly breach of the peace In East Hart­ ^ A 7 6 4 6:80 to 8 p.m., and private rooms and Friday at 10 a.m. ’Ihe service face tough sledding in the Rules seats were occupied last evening. Opening lead — Ten of Clubs. MO feet every day, and yet he ports of the Board of Finance and on Thursday will commemorate review of his first two years in plained, "Our family isn’t to­ purchased a' cough ’syrup (con­ ford, have been continued until Participating were the Fresh­ O Q M 7 knew if he shot down one of our where they are 10 ajn . to 8 p.m. Committee. gether yet.’’ Jan. 7. Ozols yesterday pleaded V^en this hand came along in Visitors are requested not to smoke the Public Building Commission the first anniversary of the or­ In Upsala Choir the White House. , taining codeine) at drug stores in man-Sophomore Choir, the Junior- a rubber bridge game the other 4 A 6 S 3 planes, that \ then It would bring recommending '* an appropriation "God has blessed me with a guilty to the charge which stem­ Ndrfli BaM StmAk Ws4 in patients rooms. No more than dination of the vicar of St. “ I hope that the Rules Commit­ Manchester anil Vernon, by using Senior Choir, the Round Table day. West opened the ten of clubs. back a much more serious re­ and it's only tee is kept at its present num­ generous income,” Meyers, an med from an assault against John 1 0 Pare 1 ^ Pbm two visitors at one time per pa­ for the construction of a seconda­ George’s the Rev. EMward John­ Five Manchester girls all stu­ false addresses. The particular Singers, and the orchestra. Peter Don’t snicker. A spade lead prisal on him." ry schools? Yes, 247, no, 392. son. ber, because we can't function if Girl Hit by Car executive with the Celanese Corp., cough syrup does not require a Fitzgerald, 17, of East Hartford, Pantaluk, a junior, was featured 2 4 P>« 2 NT PWB tient. dents at Upsala College, East It isn't. We are through if we explained. "I can affor.d to spend who was taken to the Hartford would have given South his ninth 3 NT AU PM Question 2, on appropriating $760,- A Polish choir, consisting of 14 Orange, N. J., will accompany the prescription. Suschana said he as trumpet soloist. He did an ex­ trick at once West was trying to N-Ban Talks End IT TENPS TO RUN IN 000 for construction And equip­ grandchildren of Michael Kurys of lose — if they try to change the Suffers Fractures that money raising children.” bought the cough medicine for a Hospital with a broken nose and cellent job with; "The Trumiiet Patients Today: 242 school choir on a concert tour to rules. Nothing . ..controversial in Mrs. Meyers dismissed all no­ facial injuries. Ozols is awaiting make a safe lead, hoping that his By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Paul FAMILIES. IF ANYONE IN 'lOUR ment of the school, yes, 246, no, French Rd., will be a feature of mAny places in the United States. friend, police said. Shall Sound” from Handel’s Mes­ partner could get in and return FAM ILY H A S IT, H A V E A N 377. Question 4, authorizing the the Christmas pageant to be pre­ ' 5 9 5 that case would come to the floor tions that she and her husband Fines were ordered by Judge a pre-sentence Investlg^atlon in 4; Hearts, A-7-6-4; Diameads, Q- GENEVA (AP) — The United Dilworth, Portland; Mrs. Margaret The choir will present a concert siah, and it is no surprise to learn a spade In time to defeat the con­ ophthalmologist c h e c k issuance of bon^ for the school, sented at St. Maurice Church of the Congress. Our whole pro- Miss Catherine Torzsa, 16. of 19 were being kind, .saying: "We Douglass B. Wright in the follow­ the case. Freimanis was not put to 10-7; anbs, A-6-6-S. States, Britain and the Soviet Un­ Burke, 869 Main St.; Miss Carolyn Saturday, Jan. 26, at 8 pjn. at Elrie SL today is reported in fair that he has become a finalist in tract YOUR EYES PERIOPICALLY. yes, 248, no, 374. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The chil­ graih - In my opinion would be aren’t being wonderful. We need ing cases: Patrick Paplneau,, 31, plea yesterday. the Aetna Scholaship (Contest. What do yon say? ion abandoned their efforts today Kucia, West WUlington; Joseph Concordia Lutheran Church. emasculated." ' condition at Manchester Memorial children. We want children.” As it happened, the ciub lead Answer: Bid one club. The hand to neg^otiate an end to nuclear Pastore, 64 Margaret Rd.; Mrs. At a meeting of the Board of dren in grades 1 through 8 of the Members of the choir include of East Hampton, $35 for speed­ He was accompanied at the or­ Hm M i _C«p«u)m givM h*lp4u) inlofm atiM church school will take part In the Another compromise proposal, Hospital where she was admitted ing; Paul V. Shea, 39, of Sims­ gave South his contract. That is, is a minimum opening bid, but testing by Jan. 1. Zella Oliver, 119 Lake St.; Joanne • It M net in:«nd«d to b« o( a diagnottic M fu n , Selectmen following the referen­ Miss 'Valerie Johnson, 144 Cooper offered by Rep. Melvin R. Laird, last night with multiple injuries gan by Kenneth Woods, who also it should have; but South handed dum authorization was given to pageant to be followed by an out­ St.; Miss Barbara McIntosh, 209 bury, with breach of the peace, Three Men Added played cello In the orchestra, it would be 'wrong to pass. Since The three-power test ban sub- Swlder, Wapplng; Mrs. Mildred R-Wis., would leave committee received after being struck by a It right back. He covered with First Selectman C^iarles Robblfls door carol sing around the Henry St.; Miss Elizabeth Mc- $20; -Joseph J. Zambo, 44, of thereby demonstrating versatility it is unwise to; open in a very oommlttee of the 17-nation dis­ Willes, Glastonbury; Arthur Dev- creche. ^ membership at 15 and make its car. Day Care Pupils Mansfield Center, speeding, $20; dummy’s jack of clubs. shabby 4-card major suit, the armament conference held its last ereaux, West WUlington; Mrs. Mar­ to make arrangements for another Lagan, 65 Oxford St.; Mias Karin composition 9 Democrats and 6 The accident occurred about 7 To Police Force as well as excellent musicianship. It was now impossible to develop Santa Claus Is due to eurive by Pearson, 167 Boulder Rd., and Dot L. Skewes, 19, of Vernon, In fact, the instrumentalists gen­ opening bid of one club is the meeting before the conference garet Ohlund, Coventry; Paul B olton town meeting if requested by the Republicans instead of the present on Keeney St., 310 feet north of Have Yule Party failure to obey a stop sign, $20; the clubs without giving East a only choice. goes into a Christmas recess. Mlskunas, 59 Overlook Dr.; Mrs. Board of Selectmen. John Mc­ helicopter at Bolton School tomor­ Miss Joyce Wogman, 28 Fairview Leland Dr., while Miss Torzsa and Three Manchester men today erally managed to edge the vo­ club trick. Whenever East got in row at 1:30 p.m. Pre-school chll- S t 10 Democrats and 5 Republicans. and Raymond H. DeLisIe, 36, of calists last evening in true merit, The subcommittee meeting was Margaret LaHouse, Andover; Mrs. Carrick, chairman of the Board of Laird’s offer presumably would her brother were walking north on About 76 pupils of Bunoe Day Talcottvllle, breach of the peace, were named probationary patrol­ he was sure to lead the jack of For Sheinwold’s 36 • page book­ the 60th since the disarmament Kathleen Wheeler, North Coventry; Education, had reported plans to ren and their parents are invited The choir recently sang at a tra­ the road, against traffic, to go ice although they may not have been spades, and that meant the end to attend. A Community carol sing ditional Advent Evensong art the gpve conservatives the upper Care Center, and their parents, at­ $ 20. men on the Manchester Police De­ quite so impressive in numbers or let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” conference opened March 14. It Curt Wilkie, Hamrdvllle; Marna Official Asks present a petition to Selectmen for hand. skating. of poor South. a town meeting to vote on a 24 will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Cathedral of St. John the Devine, tended a Christmas party Satur­ Also, Pbrank Campanelli, 17, of partment, effective Jan. 6, 1963, in volume. send 50 cents to Bridge Book, covered the same ground as most Morosi, Tolland; Joan and Deb­ on the front lawn of the school. New York (Jity. Laird demanded that Republi­ She was struck by a southbound day afternoon at Highland Park 19 Hannaway St.,'’$45 on two sub­ The right play is to let West The Manchester Evening Herald, recent meetings of the deadlocked orah Soja, West WUlington; Joseph room junior-senior high school. car, operated by Howard F. The orchestna waa heard in four The Ladies Benevolent Society cans be g^iven proportionate repre­ School. It was sponsored by the stitute charges of si>eedlng ($30) it was announced by Police Chief win the first trick with, the ten of Box 3318, Grand Central Sta., N.Y. talks. Simon, Stafford Springs; Edward Meeting for Tentative plans for a ski pro­ Manierre, 58, Glastonbury, who, selections, two of them conducted of the Bolton Congregational MISS FEARN FOR SHORT sentation on committee staffs and Manchester Association for the and failure to obey a stop sign James M. Reardon. by Eileen Sullivan, student direc­ clubs. If it happens to be a single- 17, N.Y. Gambacorta, EUington; Barbara gram were discussed. It was re­ equal time in debate on confer­ witnesses say, was driving with­ ton, South can never make more The three powers were under Church will hold a potluck and MEDWAY, Ohio (AP) —Better Help of Retarded Children, Inc. ($15). He was originally charged James S. Taylor, 26, of 14 Cross tor, and the other two by Robert Copyright 1962 Instructions from the U.N. Gener­ Slossbery, 95 Milford Rd.; Linda ported that some townspeople In­ Christmas party tonight art 7 in be prepared to listen awhile when ence legislation if the majority out a right headlight, police re­ Mrs. Merrill CJolton directed with reckless driving; Eugene T. Vater, thedr regular instructor and than two club tricks. In any^ other Hale, Wapplng; Gail ’ Martin, School Plans terested in such a program will Inaista. ported. Manierre told police he did St.; Raymond A. Mazzone, 27, of General Features Oorp, al Assembly to negotiate a con­ the parish room of the church. you ask this little girl what her group carol singing, and Mrs. Har­ Donovan, 35, Springfield, Mass., 250 Union St.; and Ernest J. Mc­ conductor. All went well, and I case South can surely develop Wapplng; John Boland,. 57 McKin­ meet with selectmen on January Laird said Republicans consti­ not see the girl. She was taken to three club tricks without losing trolled, test ban before the end of Gifts will be exchanged. name is. old Wareham was pianist. Miss $15 for failure to drive in a prop­ Nally, 31, of 29 Seaman Circle, was particularly impress^ with the year. They admitted failure In ley St.; James Foss, Ellington; In the wake of the Bolton school 15. (Jharles Lathrop of the insur­ A program of drama and wor­ It’s Branwyn Pocahontas Lysan- tute 40 per cent of the House the hospital by ambulance and ad­ Lynn Begin did a Charleston twist, the lead to East. er lane; Edgar E. Goodrich, 69, of have been named probationary the selection from "Hansel and their report to the General As­ Miss Judith Knauss, Coventry; defeat, John McC3arrick, chairman ance advisory committee,' was ask­ ship will be presented tonight at da Feam. The youngster traces membership and should have mitted to the special care'zone and Miss Dorothy G. Colton a song 19 Locust St., $16 fior driving With Gretel,” tor this music by Humper­ Suppose West can lead a sec­ ed to obtain information on in- more than 33 per cent of the with a laceration of her right thigh regulars for one year. sembly last week, but 'continued Robert Young, RFD 2; Catherine of the Board of Eklucation, said 9 at the United Methodist CJhurch her descent directly from, the fa­ pantomime, "I ^ w Mommie Kiss­ defective equipment (to r a k e s ) ; <>n Jan. 14, along with Robert dinck is really a great deal more ond club. South wins with the ace Torza, 19 Eric St. surauice coverage that would be as the Christmas program of the bled Pocahontas of Virginia and Rules Committee, membership. and multiple fractures. ing Santa Claus.” their talks here. today he plans to talk with First Boris Berdnik, 44, of 20 Foster St., Lannan, a four-year veteran on difficult to play than it sounds to and captures the last missing club Soviet delegate Semyon K. ADMITTED TODAY: Winston needed to cover those participat­ Woman’s Society for (Christian family tradition calls for a His proposal was rej^ted by Patrolman John Krinjsdc is still The children were presented the uninitiaibed. Selectman Charles Robbins today Democrats who noted that the $16 for making an Illegal left turn; the department, the new police­ with dummy’s king. If East shows TWO TOP KILLERS Tsarapkin told the last three- Smith, 106 Summit St. ing in such a recreation prograun. Service. The public is invited to child of that name in each gener­ investigating the accident; No ar­ with gifts by Santa Claus. Robert S. Taggart, 18, Tolland, men will begin a' four-week train­ out, dummy’s jack of clubs will about another town meeting to Dog Warden Frank Paggioll re- M odel CT-6050 Rules Committee make-up tradi­ rest has been made. Mr. Vater likewise led the Jun­ "THE TOWER power meeting that all the nucle­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A daugh­ the program and to the fellowship ation. A committee included Mrs. Sam­ $12 for failure to stop at a stop ing course at the Chiefs of Police ior-Senior Choir in their group of later win a finesse. consider school plans. uel Haugh and Mrs. Kenneth ar powers should stop testing by ter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cox, 80 McCarrick said he has a petition sign; Raymond Zamowski, 49, Training School at Bethany. All numbers, during which Janet Much the same is true If West OF LO NDO N" Jan. ■ 1, “ regardless of whether Bolton St.; a daughter to Mr. and Everything oboutW estinghouse ColA Jones, co-chairmen; Mrs. William West Haven, $10 for failure to four will return to duty after Feb. Oheeseman was featured as soloist abandons clubs after the first With Vincent Prloa drawn up for a meeting which ■will Caiderwood, refrefiiments; Mrs. we can reach agreement by that Mrs. Richard Wheeler, 34% Elm be clearer than the one for the TV is new. . . its price, its guarantee (one grant the right of way. 8. in the "Lullaby of The Christ trick. South can lead the ace him­ 6:86-9:25 date or not.” St., Rockville; a daughter to Mr. Herbert Rowley, gifts, and Mrs. -Also, Loretta Greenwood 82 Taylor, a Manchester native and Child.” The Palestrina number in self. If both opponents follow, — PLUS — town meeting last week, spelling Merrill Colton, entertainment. ■Western officials said they re­ and Mrs. Albert Barter, South out the number of classrooms anq full year on all tubes and parts), and its Wells St., $10 for unsafe backing. graduate of Manchester High this group seemed most impressive dummy’s king will clear up the "THE VAMPIRE AND garded this as another hint that Windsor; a son to Mr. and Mrs. The W . G. Glenney Co. Arsene E. Benoit, 52, West Hart­ School, is currently employed at to me, although it concluded with giving voters a choice of plans. engineering! Its advanced 21-inch* suit. If only West can follow. South Russia is planning to declare a Robert Simmons, Coventry; a The Board seeks a Junior-senior 15 Million Miss School ford, .$10 for intoxioation; R o^ rt Pratt * Whitney Aircraft. He is the famous , "Hallelujah” chorus can win a sure finesse with dum­ THE BALLERINA" Color F idelity picture tube locks the married and has one child. 8:00 one-sided test suspension before daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Michael high school of 24 teaching sta­ Ringuette, 22, of 173 Ferguson from the Messiah. m y’s jack. the end of the year. Mattera, South Windsor; a son to Rd., $8 for failure to obey a red Mazzone, a photographer by tions. The proposal defeated at the C Manchester Parkade screen, vertically and horizontally. . . Will Be CLOSED RIO DE JANIERO — Forty Incidentally, I never could un­ Dally Question WED.: “WAR LOVER” The Western iwwers refuse to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hesse, Lebanon. polls yesterday was for a 19 teach­ milUec. 24, for plea, Walter L. the resignation of Allan Smith. back row of the chorus. (He was committee the Unit^ States The Manchester Police Depart­ called on the Soviet Union to take daughter, 32 Spring St.; Mrs. Don­ Westinghouse Color TV op-end off with­ Little, 22, Hartford, charged with quite. capable of this sort of ac­ ALLAN SHERMAN na Purijiton and son, Hebron; WHO’S RETIRED? illegal parking; Roy L Mclsaac, ment will now havfe a full com­ tion, by the way.) But I suppose part in a detailed scientific re­ BOOT SALE LINDEN, N.J. (AP) —Mem­ out disturbing volum ^ning. Itfs all new. BUILDING MATERIALS LEASE plement,of 47 men. view of the black box proposal. Thesesa Smith and son, Wapplng;. 43, Glastonbury, charged with I shall continue to rise with the LOU BUSCH AND ORCHESTRA and Mrs. Merilyn Bissell and son, 218 bers of the Retired Men’s Club driving while under the Influence others, and thus perpetuate a cus­ may be retired from their former And it’s all yoursi for only $595 LUMBER FUEL Spruce St.; Mrs. Phyllis LaTeano *dlwinal muMM A NEW DO of liquor or drugs;- JameS Madden, tom which I really feel is silly. THE NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS at: Woolen Coal Lifted and son, 65 Lockwood St.; Mrs. jobs, but they certainly haven’t 59, of no certain address, charged G. Albert Pearson led the Fresh­ Eleanor Hall and son, 1097 Main retired from work. 336 N. MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER man-Sophomore Choir In two . 9 9 with intoxication; and Edward M. Bushnell (Hartford) Wed., Dec. 36, 8:30 BOMBAY — India’s woolen-fab- St. Refurbishing used toys to give LINCOLN Orcutt, 28, Andover, charged with Local Stocks g;roups of numbers during which lic production, now about 23,000,- DISCHARGED TODAY: John needy children at Christmsis Is failure to carry a registration. Walter Grzyb was featured for 000 yards a year, is expects to Kaany, WUlimantic; Edward Gam- only one of the many volunteer You i^ji bo suro...if it’s Westlnghouse Until Dec. 31, for plea, Joseph one stanza of a Polish csuol. Both Increase to 36,000,000 by 1966. projects- of the group. They do CONTINENTAL Quotatlona Fnmlahed by Tickets Now At Box Office Or By Mail bacourta, Ellington; Karen Bur- Farra, 61, Hartford, charged with groups were well done, Md I par­ Alxiut 4,000 looms are engaged in Ramp, 75 Laurel St.; Robert the distributing job themselves, failure to grant the right of way; Coburn Middlebrook. Ino. ticularly liked the French carol, Make checks payable to and maU to: BUSHNELL MEMORIAL, wea'vtag woolen materials. attired ln‘‘’Santa Claus costumes. You can now experience the joy of driving 'Bank Btocka - Kri'vlckas, South Windsor: Richard and Genevieve Muzikevlk of Wap- "Once Upon a Winter’s Night.” Hartford 14, Conn. Harris, 20 Centerfleld St. Members collected two bushel Many With The Famous ■ I Lincoln Continental, the classic sedan ping, charged with operating a Bid Asked Audience and the combined Orchestra $4.60, $4.00; 1st Baioony $4.50, $4.00, $3.60; 2nd Bal- A REEL SWITCH baskets of discarded eyeglasses or America’s only four-door convertible. motor vehicle while under the in­ (3onn. Bank and Trust choirs joined at the end to sing MOULTRIE. Ga. (AP)—Harris FUNNY MONEY and jewelry for the New Eyes for Labels You Will Recognize Many people hive found leasing the most fluence of liquor (second offense). Co...... 64 68 three carols, and everybody left Ward was all set for a fish dinner RALEIGH, N. C. (AP) —Pris­ the Needy Foundation. pTKtical way to enjoy automobile luxury. Until Jan. 3, for court- trial, Hartford National imbued with the spirit of Christ­ but ended up changing his menu oners in this state will be using During the summer, they visit Joses Kisiel, 40, of 48 Dudley St., Bank and Trust C o. 64 58 mas. to duck. phony money from now jqn, but playgrounds and entertain children _ Discovery in charged with failure to pass to the Fire Insurance Companies Fishing from a boat. Ward cast it’s all perfectly legal.^/^ at story-telling sessions. In addi­ • WARM LININGS right. Htfd. Fire ...... 64 68 his sphming rod and reeled In— Half a million red ^ d yellow tion, the senior citizens .partici­ National Fire ...... 115 117 WEDNESDAY IS... Until Jan. 7, Paul T. Capitan, 16 Boys Questioned not a fish—but a mallard. The plastic coins have been put In pate In parades, serve on commu­ • IDEAL FOR GIFTS South Windsor, pending ■ exploration Phoenix Fire ...... i l l 119 duck had decided to make a fish circulation in all prison units in nity committees and register high by the family relations depart­ Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. dinner of its own from the min­ an effort to cut down on purchas­ school Students at teen-age danc- ment to see If charge of wilful in­ Aetna Casualty .... 82 89 On False Alarm FAMILY NIGHT HOB NOB now being used as bait. es of contraband by the inmates. jury to a private building may be Aetna Life ...... 123 131 MORIARTY transferred \ to juvenile court au­ Conn. G eneral...... 13214 1'1014 Town firemen from Hose Com­ 5 to 8 P.M. ONLY SALE-REG. *13.95 FAMOUS MAKER'S thorities. Htfd. Steam Boiler 110 120 panies 1 and 2 last night at 5:30 the Westinghouse look! BROTHERS Until Jan. 8, East Hartford'jury Travelers ...... 157 165 VELVE1CEN — WATERPROOF — OVER-THE-SHOE answered a false alarm at Box The Bank that g iv e s you PACKAGED SAVINGS 'Brand New 1963 301 CENTER STREET trial, Vincent Luzzi, 38. Newing­ PubUo Utilities 1931 at East Catholic High CHICKEN and All You Can Eat ton, charged with breach of the (Jonn. Light Power .. 31 33 School. Everything about this new VVestinghouse Color TV MI 3-5135 peace. Htfd. Electric Ught 78>,i 8214 A fire official reported that two SPAGHETTI ^ N i T M Until Jan. 10, for court trial, Hartford Gas Co. .. 68 73 teen-age boys were found in the BOOT SALE is extraordinary: its beautiful lowboy furniture styling, Southern New England area and have been questioned CHICKEN SOUP its sweeping guarantee (one full year on all tubes and Telephone ...... 48 52 about the alarm being pulled. Manufacturing Companies Both youths had been plajdng bas­ FRENCH FRIES ALL WITH THE FAMOUS LABEL parts!), and its advanced engineering.^ New Westing­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 60 64 ketball at the school, it was noted. COFFEE OR TEA IMPORTABLE TV Gift Suggestions For Him Associated Spring .. 13(4 15(4 At 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Com­ FRENCH BREAD Give the Gift with the Future... house Color TV gives you locked-in 2 1 -in c h * pictures ovefsli d«og. pict. meoi., Bristol Brass ...... 9'4 10% panies 3 and 4 were called out to 172 tq. in. rect. pict. oreo Dunham Bush ...... 114 514 quell an oven fire in the kitchen and BUTTER that hold absolutely steady, vertically and horizontally WATCHES, RINCS, CUFF LINKS, Em-Hart ...... 47 51 of a home at 37 Clinton St. No ...automatic M e m o ry Fin e T u n in g for color, for Fafnir ...... 3814 4214 damage was reported, except to FULL FEATURES for finest performance^ N. B. M achine...... 18’/i 20(4 the food being baked in the oven, black and white, for every channel...two high fidelity TIE TACS, DESK SETS, LIOHTERS, North and Judd .... 14>4 16*4 a fire spokesman said. • Full Power Transformer HOB NOB speakers and variable tone control give you superb FM TRANSISTOR by BULOYA Stanley Works ...... 16 18 • 18,500. Volts of Picture Power Veeder-Root ...... 43 47 sound...new co lor-keyed co ntrols make tuning The above quotations are not to RESTAURANT FOR HIGH and MEDIUM • 3 Stage IF Amplification F.E.BRAY be construed as actual markets. MERRY CHRISTMAS! simple and accurate—rarely need readjusting. For true • Closed Mon. thru Thura. • MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE to life Color TV (and brilliantly clear black and white TV, JFWELER Battery Uee Decay HEEL 737 MAIN STREET—State Theater Building WEST MIDDLE TPKE.— Ml 3-0723 as well), WESTINGHOUSE is the big buy. $695 CHICAfX)—The newest type of iar battery uses bacteria or enzymes • SIDE ZIPPER *dtoao>nl nMMur. to decompose material and release electricity — the same process that FBI.-SAT.-SUN. • FUR COLLAR You can be sure...if it’s W 6 S tin S ^ 0 U S 6 goes, on in a spetic tank. Sewage, corncobs, sawdust, almost any­ d'G.I. BLUES”—all color! thing containing decaying matter, “ ESCAPE TO ZAHBAIN” A LUXURIOUS Call for can be used. SPECIAL _____ ^ ______BOOT Gala New Year's Eve Party $1 .00 , 9 Ideal For Gifts GIVEN BY MARLYN CATERERS Dec. 31. 1962, From 9 P.M. to 3 A.M. GIVE.. REPEAT OF A SELLOUT Tb« BCACHWOOO • K2BN AT THE STATE ARMORY Slim, compact textured finished meUI cabinet in Westpoint Gray 880 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER, CONN. •Dior, or Daytona Sand color. Features 18,500 volts of picture power, YOUTHS', BOYS' and MEN'S eoimd

\ iM W A Tl

A, ^ \ PAGE FOXm MANCHl^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 196J P A « FIVE Hal Boyle ed to come before Kennedy and! Congress Set British Prime Minister Harold Bloodmobile Visits State to Reconsider Macmillan at their talks in Nas­ Hospital Tomorrow O’Toole Says U. S. sau, Beds Fined $120,000; FOR YOUR To Investigate An Informant Mid the Jo in t, ’The Red Cross bloodmobile Chiefs of Staff—Air Force Gen. ; will make its last visit of the BEST BUY Chatty, but Ajatiseptic Snow Plow Procedure Qirtis ’E. I.,eMay; Adm. George] year 'to Manchester tomorrow. Legal Fight Goes On In Alirmtawm Cnfnh4— ti— Skybolt Drop W. Anderson, chief of naval opera-' It- will he stationed in the Wlndowa-^Dooni Mlowdsa tion.-!: Army Gen: Earle G. Wheel­ emergency room area of Man­ Awnlnga—Sidteg a»d By HAL BOYLE ean roles to Sir Laurence Olivier The State Highw'ay Department is reconsidering its de- . er. . __ and _____ Marine Gen.___ David_____ M (Continued from Page One) and Sir John Gielgud. chester Memorial Hoapitql I that the party had sent a letter Tub BaeioMires NEW YORK (AP)—"The only eision to plow snow in the business district on Main St. to (APt—The fight Shoup-^ had unanimously approved . from 10:45 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. j„i to the Justice Department on SEE or 41AU. He is by turns moody, self-criti­ over the ml.ssile appeared going ahead with Skybolt and be- McCarran act con.stitiitional Bring -1 dislike about America is cal and ebullient as a fountain— the sides of the road, instead of to the middle, as has been Persons may make appoint­ Nov. 10, 1961 that complied with GOOD NEW S FOR LA8T-MIIMUTB to he broadening today with a con- lieve it can be m a^ operational ments to give at the time they 1961. the law. They sato the letter list­ )t*a ao bloody antiseptic,” said a thoroughly normal IrishmEm. the custom. ( gressional investigation in the off by its late 1964 target date, U n i-c a rd HOME " I love talking—the chat,” he prefer by calling the Red Cross ’The Justice -Department set ed the party's nkme and address. peter O’Toole. "Everything la in Qlirr SBBKBRai CHANCBB ARB YOU>VB PUT OPP R. L. Booth, chief of mainten­ teg- McNamara reportedlv is recom- office, 139 E. Center St. , remarked. "And I like to laugh ance for the highway department, Nov. 20, 1961 as the deadline for To give any other information, S P EC IA Lm S a plastic bag. Sen. Richard B -Rus.sell. chair- mending the missile be dropped Walk-in donors are also they continued, might incriminate like a drain. There is very litUe DBCIDINO ON THOBB MOBT IMPORTANT BIPTB will meet today with Chester use man of the Senate Armed Service because of serious technical and the party to register. M I S-2856 "The thing I like best about about life I dislike. To me any­ Langrtry, deputy director of the Commitjee. said the whole matter money“ problems needed, in order to fill the the party. So, under the Fifth 39 PtlRNELL FLACE UNTIU NOW. CNINB OUT O P TBN DO). BO WITHOUT monthly quota of 150 pints. The party was indicted on 11 Amendment, the party did not America is the openne.ss of it. thing that affirms life is marvel­ town public works department, to of dropping or contmuing the pro- ^he .loint Chiefs were pictured ______They talk about the pace being ous; anything that denies it is counts for failing to register on have to give that information, the PURTHBR OBUAYg COMB. INTO MICHABI.B WHBRB YOU>LL work out a better agreement. 20 killing here. That simply i.sn’t so. terrible. . Langtry said yesterday the favoring continued development | development or a guidance ays--each of the days between Nov. , attorneys said, I find people more willing to chat " I make a point of not being PINO VAB^ ARRAYS OP MOST IMPORTANT a iP T B i State had gone'back on a promise ho will h«ok of Dofonao ause it \vould give the United! carry the missile to , and Nov. 30 and on a 12th count However, the judge said the In New 'Sork than in London or bored. ’There’s always so much to made In April to plow the snow to Rnhort 9 McMoToor'a'. ronorfort states a Wider choice of nuclear Ha target from a plane that is; for failing to file a rcgi.stra- jury only had to deride whether Notice Stockholm.” do—even if there's no point to PRBCIOUB JBWBLRY. THE WORLO'S PINBBT WATpHB the middle of the road in the busi­ recommendation that SkvtmU he require V*'®'flying at high speed and varying' tion statement listing Information' the Communist party intentlonal- droZert ^ KMv "P counses. about its leaders, members and ly failed to file the Required reg- O’Toole is a tempestuous Irish­ it. And why should there always HANOBOMB ANO UBEPUI. BIPTB FOR HBR, POR HIM, ness district, so town crews could WE HAVE DAILY man who at 29 finds himself ac­ have to ^be a bloody point to ev­ haul it away. infnrmnnt .mid iho four defense While members of Ru.ssell's finances. ] istratlon forms. The jury decided militnr\» chiof^ nf Qfnff hnvs* vntArt ‘*’y***^^*^ agauist the bt^bers which eommittee have sharply criticized The party’s lawyers maintained that the party had failed to do. SK>. claimed by critics as perhaps erything you do? I don’t know. POR THB HOME. EASY PAYMENTS IP YOU WISH, The State Highway Department DEUVERY TO IM Britain's fine.st young stage actor. '”rhe more a person or a peo­ the Skylwit. ^^e reports that McNamara will ______THAT YOU CAN PAY NEXT YEAR. _ _ •aid, however, - that it had never He also has leaped to inter­ ple are bored the more they make promised to do so, in the talks pre­ up ceremony. Ever notice that? Pentagon spokesman said Monday that Skybolt has run into topped, R u sJIl Uid ™ W^^ national film stardom by playing liminary to the state's taking pos­ t)ie controversial mis.sile is at such snags that' it probablv won’t ,h„i the committee , the title role . in "Lawrence of Ceremony helps pass the time for lenst two .vesrs behind c,>bednie i _ .nrr dec, (,a.. hoitifl that iHe committee i session of Main St. least two -years behind .schedule, be operational until after 1966, would not act | hastily. BOLTON Arabia,” a two-year job during them.” ■ „ President Kennedy indicated he He amended this to sav after 1966 which he learned to ride a camel Noted for his intensity and i B(X)th said this morning that ting back to the AMERICAN LEGION Langtry was told the state would Fight [[B favors dropping Skybolt when, in bv a con.siderable margin. The days of Harry'vj^iman have tried; and speak Arabic. uberance on or off stage, 0"Toole his radio-television appearance mi.ssile is supposed to be fitted to has little sympathy for an exis­ "consider" plowing the snow to and failed—to uiiposc its will on 1 AREA Six-foot-plus tall, blue eyed and the middle, but no promise was Monday night, ne said: u.S. B.62s--»iM;d British Vulcan a president in military develop-11 slender—he i# still regaining the tence of cautious safety. made. "This whole business of taking "We put in *350 million into Sky- bombers in lati?\ 1964. ment matters, simply because it I 25 pounds bumped off him atop "We're interested in the traffic and Other bolt. No other country ha.s put Some Pentagon officials believe can't force an administration to. camels in the dehydrating desert away the sharp edge of living— LENOX this endless demand for trsmquili- getting through, not in the park­ anything into the actual manufac- that by 1965 or later the United spend the monev it provides. i heat—Peter takes his new stature ing at the sides 6t the roads, «d- ture of Skybolt. If we complete it. States will have an overwhelming ____ ' ______1 in show business with an owlish ty—is terribly destructive,” he Rlespiratory said. though I suppose this is of gfreat the British would have bought a nuclear punch from land- and sea- WHO NEEDS .A Gl'N? \ BINGO PHARMACY look of "So what?” Hill, Importance to the merchants," he hundred mi.ssiles, we would have based weapons .systems. .\l.so. SIOUX FAI.LS, S.D. (AP) — ' “I consider myself a working "Life isn’t meant always to be •aid. ^ 299 E. CENTER ST* tranquil and happy. bought a thousand. It would have they feel that by then the SovietCounty Judge William Heuermann- EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT actor,” he said, carefully prying Because the town is so concern­ D iseases cost us *2.5 billion. air defenses would handle any shot one pheasant on a hunting apart a steak. "Conflict is as much a psud o< living as breathing is. ’The ed about it, however, he said he Britain has been depending on B.52s before they could launch Sky- trip, but his golden retriever had 8 O'CLOCK— LEGION HOME. LEONARO ST. TEL Ml 9-0894 " I ’m not an archbishop of medi­ stresses are not pleasant, but they would make every effort to work Skybolt for its main nuclear de- bolts. even more success. The dogi ocrity—I ’m just a bloody good are As importsint as the hap­ out a snow removal system agree- terrent, and the matter is expect- Key to the problem reportedly caught a live pheasant. Journeyman actor.” pinesses of life.” able to all. - papers. It is not publishing in ' O’Toole, a son of County Gal­ Since everyone today is sup­ (f' .t 'I think the best thing Is for fjew Tfork Qty. way. was bitten by the acting bug posed to be afraid, of something, aa to get together,” he said. xhe other papers affected art. at the age of 6. But after quitting I asked Peter to name his fears. In ti^ meantime Langtry ■ has | the ’Times. Herald ’Tribune. News, school at 14 he worked as an of­ ‘"The dark, being alone,” he •et up a system by which the | Mirror, Post, Jpurnal-American,; fice boy and newspaper reporter said hesitantly. ‘"The usual things. snow win be removed from the World-Teiegram it. Sun and Long ■ and served two years in the Brit- ' ! ' ' i I ■ ! i ' I . I ' I i ” : ! sides of the road in the business ^ island Star-Journal. I ’d like to keep as far away from district. Town crews will begin on ' ___ . | Isy submarine service before en­ the grave as possible. tering the Royal Academy of Dra­ " I ’m supposed to be a rather CULTUREO PEARLS opposite sides of the street, at the ^ STRIKE POSTPONED ' matic Art. violent man, but I think the only Center and the Terminus, and re-j r q ME iAPi Italian journa-i Since then he has appeared in reason I ’m violent is that I ’m move snow from the gutter of lists’ unions Monday night post- PANTS Nothing flatters like pearla end the fin* ...GIVE every other block, until the snow, poned until Thursday a second some 75 plays, winning oomparl- afraid of violence. PAMOUB LENOX ARTWBAR " I ’m violently pacific.” PEARL ENSEMBLE quality offered by MICHAELS le the meet entirely on both sides i nationwide newspaper blackout. i aon by critics in his Shapespear- of the rireet. . I Newspapermen, who returned flattering of all. Our wide eelection between Booth said texiay that the state jp Sunday after a three-dav ^ana to use heavy concentrattons i walkout that closed almost all Charming accents in Lanox China from 6 end 9 mm. ie priced from $39J0 to $675. of chemical to take care of smaller Cultured pearl pendant and earrings, new.spapers in Italy, had been BECAUSE . you knew it's one of Hie most sonsibje gifts yov ^ our wide collection. The 8-Inch 'bud Hhietrated above; the uniform choker, $110; snowstorms without the need of sche<}uled to begin a new, five- In •xquisiioly dainty fashion. Either plowing. day strike Tuesday. vase with rose design is priced at $S$5. tile graduated necklace, $49.50. Pricee include TV—Radio Tonight makes a lovely gift. Charming as a set. But union leaders for 11,000 eouM possibly give Him^. . BECAUSE you eoti The 6-inch high swan is $10.95. Either Federal tax. Easy Payments. newsmen said that as a sign of Hw aet: gotd-fllled, $12.90; sterling re.sponsibility the walkout would makes a lovely gift to bo always cherishotf. hove tiimn FREE RIGHT NOW h timo advar, $18 Including Federal tax. Talks Resume be postpon^ until the next bar- JA gaiiiing session begins Thursday. Television The unions demand a 25 per for Christmas— or he con bring them in himself t.OO ( S) Big S ’Theater (in progress)^ (34) PerspecUvea In News Strike cent boost in w ^ e scales that (22) Movie S t 6 (in progresi) ( 8) First Run Theater have a basic minimum of *160 a (30-lP) Early Show (in progrese) ( 3) What in the World? after Christmas and have them ALTERED FREE. (18) Life of Riley (13-4053) Combat NEW YORK (AP)-Peace talks month. (24) American Economy (18) SubscripUon TV ( S-12) (juick Draw HcGraw LOO ( 3) The Lloyd Bridges Show resume today between the Pub­ (40) Trackdowa 3:30 ( 3-13) The Red Skelton Hoar lishers Association of New York | (53) Newe (24) Art and Man u 6:26 ( 8) News, Sports A Weather (10-22) Empire (C) and the International Typograph-1 (30) Medit^e of the Slztlea 6:30 ( 40) Adventures In Time (4053) Hawaiian Eye leal Union in the 11-day-old strike I Negotiators The Marvel Of Mam Street WORSTED (22) RolUe Jacob's Club House 3:00 (18) Subscription- Tv (63) The Big Picture 9:30 ( 8^053) 'Hie'Untou(diables that has blacked out the city’s (8 ) Dragnet (10-22-30) The Dick Powell Show nine major daily newspapers. (12) Highway Patrol (24) This Is Opera (18) Bums and Allen ( 3-12) The Jack Benny Program' The talks were suspended la st! On Captives I 6:46 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley ):00 ( 3-12) The Garry Moore Stow Wednesday as federal mediators' FLANNELS ( 3) Walter (ironkite ):30 ( 30)- Chet HunUey ReporUng OPEN (40) News. Sport., & Weather ( 8-10-4053) Close-Dp saw no hope of an early settle­ 7:00 ( 3) To TeU the Truth (22) PeteryGunn ment of the deadlock over wages WAJSH-'N-WEAR (34) Great Ideas WINTER WEIGHT (10) Manhimt 1:00 ( 8-10-12-;&30) News, Sports and and fringe benefit.s. , i TONIGHT Weather/ Fly to Cuba J SAXON GOLDEN TIARAS (63) Film ’The ITU, an AFL-CIO union | SHARKSKINS - GABAR1HNES ( 8) Elvenlng Report 1:16 ( 3) Tuesday Starlight (40) Steve Allen Show that represents 3,000 printers in (Ooti tinned from Page One) 100% WOOL FLANNELS (12-30) News, Sports & Weather (10) Tonight (C) this area, seeks an *18.45 weekly (l8) Subscription TV 1:20 (12) The Late Movie --HANNELS 7:16 (30) Sports Camera 1:30 ( 22-30) Tonight (C) pay rai.se sj>read over two years. ] puba when the planes take HARD FINISH SHARKSKINS 7:28 (30) Men of Destiny ( 8-40) The Steve Allen Show ’The publishers have offered an „ i TILL 9 7:30 (10.-22-30) Mr. Magoo’s cntristmas 1:00 (30) News *8 package. , Havana. | Carol (C) ( 8) Night Watch Theater At a news conference Monday, j Castro has deinanded *62 mil- i and every night (Moeftt SEE SATtiBVAX^ TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTINO Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller said Hon worth of food and medico! \ Saturday and Ohrlatmaa Eve.1 »• W - . . . » 2 for 2 for But he declined to do so at tols' ^ 'I Radio time, saying the dispute is still The dollar figure ■fi* supposed to ], In the hands of federal mediators, represent Havana prices and in (This listing buriodes only those news broadcaati af IS or U-ntanito and his intervention would "com­ the United States is estimated to length. Some stations carry otber short newBcasta). plicate the situpticMi." be worth *13 million at wholesale. WDBC—U6I 6:60 Bob Consldine DIAMOND HEART PENDANT BIRARD PBRRBBAUX Life magazine Announced it will Ray Adlel, president of the Em ­ 6:00 Bishop's Comer 7:00 Edward P. Moman press of Bahamas Travel Service, BOTANY “500” 8:06 Raynor Shines 7:15 Connecticut P.lC publish a special 64-page edition 100*^ Wool Worsted, Hard Finish 1:06 News. Sign Ott 7:30 Dick's Den PINE WATCHES SINCE TTBi ne.xt Monday devoted only to New said in Miami that the Red Cross 10:30 Tonight At Uy Placa Here's a sweetheart of a gift for that very York City news (or the benefit of had accepted an offer to use with­ :00 Connecticut P. H. 12:00 Sign Off out charge the 1,200-passenger S:15 Paul Harvey; Dr. Albert E. wnc—1066 Almost two centuries of skilled craftsmanship 1 news-hungry : v Yorkers who Burke 6:0u News. Sports and Weather apeelal person. Twenty-two diamonds of fine aLITTERINQ DROPS normally buy 5'-j million papers liner Empress of Bahamas to fer­ 6:30 Alex Drier 6:36 Market. Music insure their mechanical excellenoa Md' day. ry the prisoner.s. Flannels ^13 Flannels 1 8 ’*® 6:40 Sports 6:46 Three Star Extra quality and cut, weighing two-thirds of a carat; a 7:06 Conversation Piece A lifetime treasure of a culiuretf pearl ttieir faultless feminine beauty. Left, A Life spokesman said 250,000 ’The ship was tied up at Miami 7:30 News 01 the World" all sparkling in a precious fourteen-karat white copies will be printed and sold in a court battle between her Ger­ 7:45 Governmental Service ancf diamonds. The three pendeltes In 14-karat 8:06 Pop Concert gold setting and on a dainty matching chain. 14-karat, synthetic.sapphire myttaL:' at newsstands only in the metro­ man owners and boldera of tho 9:05 Nightbeat gold, white or yellow. With the one^iamond, 2 diamonds, $135; center, gold-filled, $47.50; politan area. charter rights to the vessel. MANCHESTER 11:00 News Illustrated actua?size. $300, Federal tax kwiuded. The union struck four of the Adlel said the offer was accept- 11:16 Sports Pinal $19.50; three diamonds, $49.50; six 11:30 StarUgfat Serenade > _ right, white or yellow gold-filled, $69J0l city's papers, and the other five I ed in a telegram from the Red 1:00 News and Sign Off Easy Payments, If you ask. acting under a “one-struck, ail- j Cros.s in Washington PET CENTER 77POP—1416 diamonds, $75. Easy Payment?, If you wish. ^ Prices Include Federal tax. Easy Payments. 6:00 Joey Reynolds struck” agreement voluntarily ------| A two second miracle Has many Christmas grifts 7:00 Bill Hughes \ — su.spende(l publication. I Grain elevators In Minneapolis ' and suggestions to make 12:00 Johnny .Ahcc The Long Island Press, is put- have storage capacities of 128,- j WlOT—12M your pet’s Christmas a 6:00 News, Wall Street ting out Its Long Island edition,! 5(Kl,000. bushels, largest In the 6:16 Showcaee although, along with the other country merry one.- 6:46 Lowell Thomas 7:00 Showcase stop ia and Inowse around. 8:00 The World Toolght 8:30 Showcase Free Mrd caller with any pur- U :00 News chaee. 12:30 Sign Ott I 905 MAIN STREET VENTURINO INTO TRAFFIO s-cry M erry C hristm as tvith... MI 9-4273 - ROME (AP)—Italy, with 50 mU- Open 9 AJII. to 9 PAL lion population, had ^ ,0 0 0 traf­ ’To Chrtstaaas fic accldenta In 1961, an averaga of 820 a day. Almost 9,000 persona Charge With Unt-Oaid were killed and 319,000 were In- Jimed. ROLEX Fresh Christmas Candy Because of Its accuracy 'FO R YOUR OWN FEASTING AND GIFT GIVING^ under the most ^ ► 1? rugged conditions, Made In Munson's Own this Rolex Oyster Spotless kitchen In Bolton Perpetual SERVING MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING has been awarded AREA POR THE PA.ST 15 I'EARS . . . the coveted title 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU of “Chronometer" ROUTE 6, BOLtON, and by the Swiss MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Government. A ETERLINB AND CRYSTAL H'ANDBCMB 1 ASSORTED CHRISTMAS HARD busy man needs TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE CANDY 59e lb. a chronometer. Only et MICHAELS do you find this famous This five-piece silver service has the elegant HLLED HARD CANDY ooaster with the initial of your choice look of being family-inherited. You can Just 79c b . a q u ick beautifully hand-cut right into the picture H In use at engagement teas down the PAPER THIN RIBBON CANDY 1NS1SNT 25-Iewel chronometer, completely waterproof crystal. Coasters stack, double as ash generations. The Chippendale tray on legs has e 1.00 bax sn a p end self-winding, from $160.00 to $330JI0, trays, mint dishes. Gift boxed as a set of hand-applied English Scroll border. Twelve-cup SOUD CHOCOLATE l l T u m including tax. Matching bracelet extra. four at $11.00, Including Federal tax. •offee pot; ten-cup tea pot, $74JO, Federal CHRISTMAS GENEVAS 1.79 bax Ha'U warm «p ta on* a n d that^s EASY PAYMENTS tax included. Easy Payments, too. PECAN TURTLES 1.79 b. of riioM b ia... that MUNSON'S DELICIOUS 'i W I CHOCOLATES A LL W O O L EACH PRESENT BEAUTIFULLY BOXED ANO GIFT-WRAPPED — Freshly made and boxed for gift gfrtng snap-tab in regtoar and mbiiatares. dioa fiappiness just add « ,|t; ' FROM ^1 2 ^ *■ ' TOGGLE COATS by tvy- to two lonely people- 'appy people. Works like mag'C Aim a complete assortment of dietetic WITH ZIP HOOD DOWNTOWN MA?^CHESTER AT 968 MAIN STREET chocolate (made withont sugar). Bveiy man should boaat of one of theee fine coats. VAN HE a t 6 ; . T o r a n y tune Sunday- ^ He’ll especially like the zip hood for extra cold SLIPPERS ABOVE PHOTOGRAPHED FROM S’TOt^K OPEN EVERY NIGHTT|LL day*- Time it! You can <^n or-close thie smartly MUNSON’S (1) Glove leather with aoft aole and plaid lining. $3,98. (2) ■tyled tab eoJUar in two. seconds flat! No more J£W£LERS-SILV£RSMfTHS SINCE 1900 100% Sheepskin lined with leather sole, adjustable tops, *6.08. •oUar buttons, biura or pins. No mora fum­ * ^BUTHERn new ENGLAND TELEPHONE PHONE MI 3-2741 CAfiDY KITCHEN (3) Warm Orion {die-lining, lead er sole, $3.98. (41 Moc style teather allppera, bouncy c C ^ stdes $4.98.- '(5) So^t. glove bling around. Hsre’a the moot popular tab ROUTE 6..1MM.TON leather scuffe with ao(ft flexible st^e, $4.98. (6) Full shearling collar around—and most handsome, too! Open 9 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. lined with hand-laced top, soft leather throughout, $5.98. SHOPPING PARKADE Sunday, 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 pjn. Open 10 A.M. to 9:00 PJM. DaUy I \ \-

V

PAOl nx llANCHEStBR EVEinNO HERALD. KANCHESTBR. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18. 196S MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1962 V. PAG|B SEVEN

reopoetivs power, and the fact ef During the recent ownpeifn. Oof* mankind should see toe true path supply bogs to place over the. and' United Illuminating Com­ IRanrlfPHtpr the quarrel is aomethiag ftanda- emor Dempeey went to oonslder- A Thought for Today which leads te the Kingdom of Hockville-Vemon meton advertising toeir free ueef A-Power Plant pany of this state. FOR RENT mental oven if its topics may not Connecticut aMe palM to ssseit that the lUH* by tk« God. In Jeaus CMriSt we have Orlowski also reported the nocn Fire Code^ Cluh Lease Issue Also, New Skiglaad XSlectric coff pledge wes aleo hts own. found a mighty arm to help ua Gift Suggestions For Ladios monthly trash ocfilection wouw 8 and 16 Btm. Movie rrojeetots Cttptiing ifprfdd seem etorthy. Oonnefl ml Oburebea System, Boston EMison, Western —souB^tor silent, also W «■«« rqiUBHBD n tok So k was an eiementol pieoe of overcome our weaker moments. In start on Jan, 7. ^ Massachusetts Electric, Cam­ ■TOaTA CTTOTTOn 5o. 1INC. And all this illuminatsa some­ gratitude, says the more cynlonl Him we find the strength to do Tight Control A special town meeting covering On Director Agenda Tonight To Be Built at bridge EUectric Light, New Bed­ slide pro jeetOTS. U Bl—in StrMt Yankee theory, which found FelrtlM In a certain city there preaidea MAHOND asi SltWE MMB, MABCiMaUr Coia. thing Important and fundamental, what is fitting and proper for a six itMns, one of which is a resolu­ ford Gas and Eklison Light, Mon- WELDON DRUG. CO. By A. H. 0. County reaidents, preeent and po­ in the Juvenile court a judge who nuLH of God. tion asking the General Assembly touk EUectric, Central Maine Pow­ TBQHAS F. too. It is thst every time two pre­ aaka each young bby or girl ? Looms over Democratic Director Richard C.(»organlzatlon of the existing laws, Haddam Neck 901 Main S t—Ihl. MI 8-SS81 waLtbr h. tential, so enthusiastic finandatly For men of God, keeping al­ to enact legislation so that a vote and the appointment of someone er, Public Service Company of. PubUahan sumed intelligent leaders of two over toe Rihicoff campaign for the brought before him to repeat one ways Jeaus Christ in our hearts BRACELETS, BROOCH asA EARRMOSi, can be taken In rural Vernon and Woodhouse said tod^xthe adoption New Hampshire and Central Ver­ Foiarfad October 1. 1881 Theot among other theories of United Statea Senate. of toe Ten Oommondmenta. A« one of a fire safety code f^s^anchea- to enforce them, he said. such intelligent nations meet in and minds and aouls, there will In Rockville on a consolidation Other items an the agenda to­ (Ooatinned from Page One) mont Public Service Corporation. FubUahod Bren Bronlns Exeepl thla portion of the twentieth cen­ the siection, there is the one oued All this generoelty wkh doUaie who has vioited this scene on sev­ come toe day when courts and 'Night Parking charter, will be held tonight at 8 ter is going to take a idtxmore The same team that buUA the kodan and BoUdara. Entered at tba would still have come to a aad end eral occasions, it was quite reveal­ NECKLACE asi EAfflHMR, night are an ordinance to grant a Poet MBea at Kanctaeater Coan. aa tury they should have two major to the disclosure of the luiparal- reckless pei^le will be fewer and o’clock in the pawn haU. study than he expected whW'-he 30-day Extension to the M ai^ester tor used by the successful Yankee a/ward-winning Yankee at lecoad Claaa Nall Hatter. led combination of riches and fame if it had not been accompanied by ing how few knew them. The teen­ fewer. A crackdown on illegal over­ Among other items scheduled Atomic Electric Company plant Rowe will supervise tty 'engineer­ items always listed on the agendd. ager uid toe adult, likewise, have night parking on Rockville streets asked that toe matter be p la c ^ Country Club to exercise an <^ti(Hi involved in the flnanoing of the ah equal generosity with votes. "For their feet run to evil, and for tonight’s meeting are requests et) renewal of its lease, and au- at Rowe, Mass. ing and construotlon M the new KjaacHipnoN ratbb One would be that of putting all But there too Fairfleld County loot alght of something moat im­ they make haate to shed blood." PEARLSr CROSSES sad CHAINS promised last night at a pub­ (HI the agenda of tonlght’q special The Haddam Neck plant is to be installation, Knapp said. PayaMe In Adrance . lUbicoff campaign. <> portant to their own welfare. They to transfer $21,085 from toe high directors’ m eef^. thbrizatim for toe general mana­ if you use Carrier major military weapons In the turned toe trick for Ribiooff, giv­ Rev. William F. Gender m , hearing called by toe city school building fund to the general ger tovSign another one-year lease three times the size of the Bay The Nutmeg electric study tae Tear ...... tlE.tO Never, in the history of politics, ing him those normally RepuMican have loet sight of God and toeir St. Mary’s Chutoh. Stop kfi AimI Look Over Oar Now Gift Dipt. rcouncU on an ordinance giving toefund; to authorize the Vernon There are alibady several codes State operatiim. Completion date made (dear that atomib power u Montba ...... 7.75 hands of a special, independent, in­ have ao many famous people given votee which, had t h ^ stayed in proper relaUonahip with BBm. Thla police conunission the authority which cover various aspects of fire for the''arcuit Court space the niree Honths...... 8.90 ternational, United Nationa police Board of Admissions of Electors to state rentbsfrom the town In the is set for 1967. cost is competitive in New Eng­ Hie Hflatb •••....i...... 1.80 so much to one single candidacy line, might have retired hhn to ia a terrifying thought to express. LOOK, NO G A V niE S to regulate parking bls gloss, never has to linger. JEWELER voice being raised at the hearing, ings A Loan Association for its codes. meeting tonight, becaUae of other An application to the Atomic ConnecUcut is to be well repre­ for entitled to the uae of'^publication ot creaa'ing, the loyalty of all nations all possible moUveitions in this his intelligence, as well as Ms his people and ua that w« must not The 6S-year-old businessman not goes into effect Dec. 27. Regula- Perhaps what is needed is an all aewa dispatchea credited- to It or nin to evil: that is, that which is 737 MAIN STREET—State Theater Boildiiic present location in the Henry commitments. Energy Commission for assistance sented in the new corporation. not othenrtae credited la thla paper tb the United Nations alliance best of all possible worlds would stand on the income tax. only has never had a tooth pulled Bons which apply to toe particu­ Building; and to .accept several under the program to promote the In addition to Knapp as presi­ and alao the local aewa publlahed here.her against war, on the theory that say that these famous individuals But the permanent, solid part agalnat toe Will of God, because —he has never even had a cavity. lar roads selected by toe com­ Fallot i>hoto dent; Dwight Douglass of Hart­ 1 r ^ ta a( repobllcatlon of apeclal— of the apparent bargain between only in toe end each of us will thoroughfares as town roads. member of the family, an Anti­ peacetime use of atomic e n e r^ dispatiitcnea herein are alao reaeired. this is the only allianca the only were, without any axe of any kind mission will not go into effect un­ TTie roads are Glenstone Dr. and is being prepared, Knapp an- ford Electric Light will be vice BUSINESS being ground, enthused over the Fairfield County and the Demo­ have destroyed ourselves. til they receive newspaper publi­ biotic nasal spray should be U8e()^ Engaged president and consulting en­ V^lU aeiTlua eUent e( N., B. A. coalition, the only political frame­ Too many of Ug are »ke toe 300 feet of HiUcrest Dr., Ehnily Several of the newer antibiot­ noimcecL quality, oaHbre and future of the cratic party of Connecticut seems cation. Dr., Heidi Dr., Lerion Dr., Emma The engagement of Miss Saiidra ' The decision for the Mg atomic gineer; Lester El. Reynolds of (km- loA baa work the world posseasea which has Abe Rlbiocrfr career. to be that party's renunciation of reckless driver, who travels down Saying that he would take steps ics have been helpful In clearing W hy not stop in and see the Pubtlahera______RepieaeatAtleea Apreaeal____ The__ toe street without regard to toe Lane, Brimwexx! Dr., EMith Rd., up recurrent boils. These include Leo smith, 15 Huntington St., to plant In this state followed . a necticut Light and Power, treas­ Jullna Hathewa Speotaleotal ArmArency—New any real chiuice ef guaranteeing But it will be, of course, some what might otherwise be its nor­ to tighten surveillance (mi i lle ^ Hany Lane, Leona Dr., Wolcott George E. Lathrop of Manchesbeir study earlier this year by the urer- Robert F. Probst of Con­ Comet for '63. We'll show you Tor^ Chlcaro. Detroito)t and Boaton. more cynical explanation which mal stand on toe issue of a state ccmdltions, the lives of others, or overnight parking was Tliomas Doctor Says vancomycin, believed by some to HEiMBER. ATOrr___BDREATJ BUREAU OF peace or seerrity to anybody. even his own. In his flight he often Lane. Estelle Dr., Sueaui Rd., Kan- be the best; s(xlium oxacillin, a has been announced by her par­ three Connecticut utility m- necticut 'Light and Power, secre­ how you can benefit more than CntCULATIO^ gets wider credence. income tax. McCusker, chairman of the police ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaud- pahies working imder the name tary and assistant treasurer, and If, in the midst of their concern By one of the more cynical ex- So far toe Republican party ends up wrapped around a pole or commission. McCUsker said he ter Dr., Bruce S t, and George Dr. synthetic penicillin which has the you thought possible by leasing. The Hendd PrlnUng Company bie., luider a p^ked truck. It is we our­ Ehct., from lots 194-237 to Wolcott ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS advantage that it can be taken by reau, 42 Glenwocxl St. Nutmeg Electric Companies Atty. C. Duane BUnn of the Hart­ with their aifferences and quarrels jrianations, these campaign contri­ merely contents itself with bien­ would consider cars in violation of Her fiance is the .son of Mr. and ford law flnn of Day, Berry A W e care for K . . . you drive M aaaumea no flnancial reaponaiblllty ICr butions were merely one of the nial taunts to toe effect tlMit the selves that are ultimately hurt. Lane. HELPS DISPEL BOILS mouth; ristcxietin and kanamycin. Atomic Project, typocraphlcal arroia appearing In ad- on a lower level, the Prime Minis­ As Christians we cannot afford the overnight peurking ordinance Hospital Notes Q—^When my husband lies Mrs. George Latoiop, 42 Frank­ All three Connecticut companies Howard, assistant secretary. Tertfiementa and ather reading matter ter and the President at least give ways in which Fairfleld County Democrats don’t really mean ft even if only two of toe wheels lin St. are participants in the new proj­ Other officers are: William In The Hancbeater Brentnr Herald. oonitinues to discharge Ms debt to —about the income tax, that is. to allow ourselves to run our lives were on toe paved part of toe Admlibted yesterday: Douglas By WAYNE O. BRANDSTAOT with his left ear on toe pillow a touch of attention to these two downhill into destruction. Every MloDougall, 8 Olson Dr.; Leonard M.D. he hears loud heart beats. Tlie Miss Smith attended schools at ect. Webster, head of the New Elng- Ribiooff. These campaign contri­ Eventually, however, the Re­ street. Quincy, Mass., and is a giafiuate laiid Electric System, and How­ TuMday, December 18 major items, which would tran- butions. frcMn people now living in publicans may have to decide that hurtful thing that We may do only Bolanger, 73 Village 9t.; Joseph , Written for doctors say he has narrow ar­ Announcement of the plans to­ hastens annihilation of bur souls McCusker’s announcement fol­ teries. He has been taking of Mansfield Beauty Academy of day brought congratulations from ard J. Oadwell, head of Western Fairfleld County, and front New toe Democrats do mean tt, and, lowed Insistent urgings by Peter Gilson, Fair Haven Convalesce Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Massachusetts EHectric, vice scend and obliterate their present being. What good is our soul if It Home, Brooklyn St.; Francdne Q—About 16 months ago my medicine but it has not helped Greater Boston. She is the former Governor Dempsey said, “and In- Afcnia For Statesmen? quarrels, the meeting should not be Yorkers who might some day ex­ from that point forward, calculate Durelko of 25 Linden Place, who Mias Quincy, and a ninnerup in a the enterprise of the investor- presito^ts of Omnecticut Yankee. pect to live in Fairfield County, their own chances of becoming the has lost its desire for God? HELP.. told toe cotmeU toe ordinance on White, Stoffordville. husband developed boils. My two toe condition. Can you tell me How eompletdy ridiculoua H God came into thia world that IMschorged yesterday: Thomas what he should do? Miss Massachufietts Scholarship o^ityl utilities looking to the pro- Also, Roger J. Coe of New Bkig- regarded aa a total loss. might be viewed as willing and party of toe people in the other private roads would be no better children also got them. They clear pageant. She is a secretary at land Ellectric, vice president of aeema te have the acfaeduled meet Joyous contributions made in lieu seven counties, even If. that in­ Pagan!, 19 River St. up for a while then new ones A—Although head noises may duotioi) of lower-cost power. than the city’s ordinance on over­ Births today; a son to Mr. and be present from time to tone in P ratt and Whitney, division of ‘Tt’s a peat shot In the arm,” engineering. kig: between Prime Minister Mac- of the horrible ConneoUcut state volves offending the Republican night parking "if they were not break out. We have tried differ­ United Aircraft (5orp., S o\i t h Even Scroofire Affected income tax Fairfield County resi­ Rlbicoff contributors and voters Mrs. Donald MeSparv-an, Meadow- ent medicines prescribed by our persons of any age, they become Governor Qompsey said, "and In­ MORIARTY millan and President Kennedy, anforc^.’’ brook Rd., Tolland; a son to Mr. much more common, persistent, Windsor. dicates (xmtouied progress in the Fast Camera Cheap One never knows just how popu­ dents might be paying, these days, of Fairfleld County. You can help so many peepla Among toe areas which Dureiko doctor but the boils still come. Mr. Lathrop is a graduate of great indusUai'-Qeld of Connecti­ originally supposed to center upon had U not been for Ribicoff’s feun- and Mrs. Ernest Chouinard, 137 What can we do? i Sind annoying as we g;row older BROTHERS lar paper bags can be, until, that thought could stand cleaning up Oiohard St. and our a r is e s become less and Howell Cheney Ted broader aspects c t ous campaign decision of 1954. GOLDEN RULE in so many more ways whan you were Wver St., Brooklyn St. and A—When boils get a start in a and served two years in the U.S. is, they are used to hood down Then, seeking his first term as NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) A Jan. 14 date has been tenta­ household and involve more than less elastic. They are always ag­ praise to Knapp when word of the oal Development Institute has pro­ 301 CENTER STREET the werM's futurs, turned into a MARLOW^ High St. tively set for the holding of a pub­ gravated when a person Is unduly Navy. He is employed at Pine- project reachM the State Capitol. duced an inexpensive tdtrafast dUcusaion «f' a ]^eee of military parking metera with the glad news governor, Rihicoff went down to —It’s back to school for 23 senior g iv e ONCE for ALL— UNIT- Speaking in favor of toe ordi­ one member of a family they are hurst Grooeiy. MI 3-5135 Fairfield County and procladmed citizens, all some four decades re­ MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER the lic hearing by the Vernon board hard, hut not Impossible, to get tense, worried, or nervous. If this Companies participating are camera. Its speed is l/500,000th that all public parking, in Manches­ nance covering private roadwrays is thought to be a factor your No date has been announced for Oonnectlcnit Light and Power, of a setxmd. lit oon take 200 oonr hardware and a amart-aleck himself a foe of any state income moved from formal studies. waa John J. Machacek of 10 Beck of selectmen on toe status of Old rid of. The pus discharged from the wedding. We Lease All Makes and Models speech. ter, is free for the remainder ef the tax. Ih at pledge from him hM The 14 men and nine women— ED way. Town Rd. The hearing, origin­ the bolls is loaded with a very doctor might want your husband I Hartford Electric Light Company tlnuous phoitogTcqihB. er Place, who said that Becker to try using a tranquilizer for a It eeenid so eon^iletriy ridiculoua Christmas shopping season. proved good enough to bind the four of them ever 70—are taking FIRST for iPlace was only about 110 feet ally scheduled earlier this month, active strain of staphylqc Rockville postmaster Edward <»n Club of 'Vemon. Files Bankruptcy Paper NORMAN’S Wishes You This is the way the creative or­ Efery J. Connere aito James P. Lynch, When the dressings are removed Ui-spealdng world, before the E ven he Hostesses will be Mrs. Alex­ they should be dropped in the der of things surely intended it to president of the RAFCA Chapter ander Pouy, Mrs. Albert Schmidt, NEW HAVEN (AP) —A volun- laet teet ef the Skybolt failed, be­ garbage or burned and the area tary petition for reorganization fore Dean Acheson, the somewhat be, and the way the founders of of family Oampers, have been in­ and Mrs. Franklin G. Welles. Mrs. around the boll cleaned wito rub­ Night R cluded as members of the Rock­ George E. Rlsley, president will under the Federal'Bankiuptoy Act American living and the designers bing alcohol. malevolent Gheehire Cat o f the ca n ’ t ville Civil Defense Advisory Coim- be in charge of the meeting. has been filed in U.S. Dbrtrict Kennedy administration, showed of that big beautiful Main St. af REAL ESTATE MITH All members of toe family Court by Scot’s Discoiuit, Inc. eU, Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. an­ Attending members are asked to must wash toeir hands frequent­ ours always intoided it to be, and nil INSURANCE ENOfMSPfMtA'raa) nounced last night' at the city The company. Incorporated in his oratorical claws in his speech bring a potluck dish. Dessert and ly with a soap that contains Delaware, has its principal Con­ about the Britlrii up at West H is, therefore, a real help to the council meeting. ffee will be furnished. Members hexachloro{riiene. DUs is espe­ necticut place of business in New­ tradition and the spirit of the pass up (Exoept 968 MAIN ST., GROUND FLOOR—TEL. Bfl t-8241 Others already named to the ad­ also are asked to bring unwrapped cially important after going to Point? visory body are Police Chief Peter ^ fts which will be taken to the ington. It also operates stores In A MERRY, Christmas season that our streets Botorday) -INSURAiySBElTHS CONOB IBM” toe toilet, touching toe nose, or Pennsylvania. Whatever k waa the two states­ j. Dowgiewicz, Fire Chief John F, Mansfield State Training School should be returned, temporarily at changing a dressing because The petiticMi, filed yesterday by men intended te talk ^9out before Ashe, Supt. of Public Works Eu­ for distribution. many persons are (»rrier8 of Aaron J. Soroker, company treas­ the latest Skybolt flzsle and Uie least, to the people of Manchester, b^ 9 b POP, 5*06^ e*96re s*38le gene- Joslin; Filtration Plant Public Records these germs In toeir noses and urer, listed about 490 cretutors. It latest scratch frsm the phenome­ and to their gneats. Supt. Ohaurles Pltkat, Thomas Mc- Warrantee deeds: John T. around toe anus. requested the referee to grant a Ousker, chairmtui of the police nally busy claws of Mr. Acheson— This particular little pleasure Yonce to Donald D. and Siisan R. Toilet seats, washbowls and 10-day extenslc« for filing a com­ and convenience, that of drawing commission, and Christine Beer- Herington, property off Brent bathtubs should be scrubbed fre plete financial statoment. whatever k was, that should atlU worth of 22 Burke Rd. Dr.;L. R. Stich Assalley, the family change their under- RIVERSIDE. <3allf. (AP) —Just ly one more part of the welcome The pay schedule provides for property off Rt. 30; Herman A. clotoes daily—at least until there about the only, thing that Mrs. W. pertant relationship to the funda­ Moses to Matthew P. and Monica have been no boils for one month. M. Hubbard, whose hobby Is col­ mentals involved in any meeting the retailers ef all Meuicheater are $128 a week to Capt. Dowgewlcz, $114 a week for a lieutenant E. Wytas, property off Trout This applies to the bed linen also. lecting, doesn’t save is old string. between the statesmen of our two providing thrir friends, old and A Stream Dr. If the toshes are washed by hand, She collects recipes, cacti, but­ new, this 1982 Christmas season. when ever he is chosen, $109 a countries. FULL week for sergeants, |104 a week Quitclaim deeds; Ramon W. they should be soaked in hot tons, post cards, gems, miner­ Ours Is, perhape, a relatienahlp The biggest part of that wel­ POUND for grade A patrolmen, $101 for Menzel to John Menzel, property soapy water. A friashly laundered als, rocks, shells, stamps, books, come, as anybody who has studied of Vemon Ave.; Bernard W. Lar­ dish towel or, better yet, paper spoons, elephants, dolls, marbles shaped and poised somewhere half grade B patrolmen, $95 a week for son to Bernard W. and Audle M. towels that can be thrown away and spheres, odd and old jewelry. Uie advertisements in this news­ S1J0 grade C patrolmen. Supernumer­ Larson, property off Driggs Rd. way between the worldjs insuffi­ aries will be paid $1.80 an hour. should be used at each dishwash­ In addition, she searches for cient yesterday and its necessary paper, or the shop windows, or^the AdmiiUstratot^s Deed: Leroy T. ing session. small, unusual or old containers counters can testify is the value 8-LB. The water company request Markert, administrator for the es­ If it is found that the strain'of such as wcxxlen pill boxes, pill temoiTow. We are aware ef the in­ HOLIDAY stemmed from a belief by John and appeal of the clean, sound, tate of Lllliam M. Cooley to Fred­ staphylococci that is causing the cans or bottles and perfume bot­ adequacies ef extreme nationalism, Q0X, («ly Orlowski that W. Main St. would erick E. and Eliza B. Morse, prop­ boils is present in the nose of spy tles. G«S ELECTtOMC and we are also aware of the nee- solid merchandise offered, with the require repairs after toe lapse of erty off S. Grove St.; Robert Ka- qualitlee of the beautiful and the the May 5 deadline on the per­ han, administrator for toe estate assity th a t smna day, thia whole $3JS YOUR HOME G formance bond. The water com­ |v werld put itself under one rule of useful blended tai every item. of Martin F. Murphy, to Bernard Scrooge himself has been giving This is the season to “pass around" a box of Candy pany’s bond covers work done this W. and Audle M. Larson, property law and order sufficient to main­ fall on installing a water main off Driggs Rd. tain peace and security for all. It all at least a once over survey, Cupboard Chocolates. They’re made from fresh along W. Mdin St. Orlowski said Bond for Deed: Mary R. Pagani But, for the historical moment, and when we interviewed him the creamery butter, heavy whipping cream and natural repair work on W. Main St. is and Paul Man(Silni to Barney DRYER we are caught between such aware- other day he had no hesitancy flavorings to bring pure delight with every bite. At seeded now, but that other re­ Moses, property off South St. and DESERVES THE BEST pairs will have to he done in the Hillsboro Rd. PINE PHARMACY L - J i __ neesea, and we are trying to make 'whatsoever in proclaiming that if Christmastime, when cupboards are full, keep a box- I Never Overdries Your Clothes Su cied.” ever he had been tempted actually fail of Candy Cupboard Chocolates within easy reach spring and that he wanted toe Marriage licenses: Thomas J. 664 CENTER ST. — M l 9-9814 ^^5do with eempromlses — compro­ bond extended to make. sure the Crocket Jr., WindsorvUle, and Oi Oependcibie mises far ahead ef the eoctreme nar to qieod aomething on Christmas — for yoiir guesu — and yourselfl company would have time to do Sandra E. Trombly, Warehouse fcconomii’dl' dsnalism of the past, but still too he would have to admit H waa in BUYING...BUILDING OR IMPROVING... all toe work before May 5. Point; Edward L. Brltner, Vem- WELCOMES SENIOR Gift wcxxl Dr., and Margery D. Clog- far abort of the neceaeary shape of Manchester this year. We haiqien- On another matter the council A ed to catch him just as he was approved a request from the ston, Vemwobd Dr. CITIZENS PRESCRIPTIONS (ItC future. A Priced trying to fit a penny into a nickel MANCHESTER DRUG CShamber of Commerce which $ 4 ) ' In this half-t^y status, we are would eilimlnate the necessity of Vernon news is handled by The COME IN AND COMPARE L ' 4 i partners, bound to mutual secur- meter, and we asked him why he 717 MAIN STREET using otons in parking meters from Herald’s Rockville bureau, ' 5 W. didn't relax and take advantage of Dec. 17 to Dec. 22. McCusker sug­ Misin St., telephone 'TBeoMBt For G iving Ky, but still individual powers with gested the ehamber might want to S-S1S6 or MltcheU 9-6797. an irresistible instinct to settle the free parking. His answer was some questions in eur own individ- honest, at least, if not too gracious. «al best interest. Thus, the Sky- He was afraid being able to park feoK is |)a bad gamble whkdi we free on his own street might put Feally don’t need any more, from him in a real holiday mood. Well, CUT own United States military that’s what the town fathers and point o t view. If we still needed It, the town merchants hope such a What better way to say M^rry SINCE 1891— there have ♦-♦--BE far our own particular acheme of gesture of welooine will do for been distinct advantages .everybody, including Scrooge. Christmas, or dress up your defense ef our own particular terri- to "Savings and Loan" IT RESTS ON THE O F MANCHESTER bory, wa would eontinue with the O F MANCHESTERx;^ n Which Line To The Conch? homo, than with lovely, beauti> Penalty*Free, Open End Open every •wnble, until wa made it pay off. Open every night until . night until There need be ne doubt about that. It grows increasingly Important ful./ Heme .Mortgages— advan­ SOLID FOUNDATION ^ ChristmEm Eve, Christmas Eve, But we don't need it. Britain, an excepting Saturdays. that we stay alert, all ef us, in toe tages you should investi­ X excepting D6-500 (be other hand, which was eriginal- thin chance, that we may, even OF Saturdays. < FLOWERS gate before buying, build­ P j|r destined te share Skybolt with toward toe end, be able to diatin- «s, still does need it, frmn Britain's gtiiah Just where toe strsitjacketo ing or improving. Come in PROM JO. own particular national and terri- really briong. . . . talk it over! ''SAVINGS £r LOAN" isrial paint ef view. ' A kind of partl^ Judgment'ls TIME & TEMP. Again, in this aamo half-way called for, it aeems to us, by toe PARK HILL-JOYCE.... 35T Status, there is great lingering im­ news that toe Defenae Dqiariment FINANGINGI portance te the difference in pow­ down at Washington Is ordering sea us f o r ^ er between our two nationa. It is special precautions to try to make Indeed tme, as Mr. Acheson was so sure that ‘’emotionally unstable" • POINSETTIAS 3 Clothes Dryer (BqMkite aa to indicate, that Brit- persons or persons whe art found ■ht is a sort af has-been as a na- to be suffering from “exceealTe WiR Dry Any Kind of Fabric Properly dSBaUstic o r imperialistic pewsr. vrerty aad aK>rehenaion oonceming AZALEAS And k was Mr. Achesen’s inten- • C Y C L A M E N the danger” of working with atom­ ^^9 So clean Mon, in Citing this circumstance, ic Weitoon* Biall be kept a safe dia- G iH Table Pieces, Dish Gardens ^ ^ 9 Dependable i4so to be using this ctrcumstance, tance from all nuclear we^ions Ecnnomieal’ •sing it to give W United Statae and any mechanics for setting and Floral Arrangements . .. f Priced bath the right and the instmmant them off. at your service, Tom Miner %s purii Britain around—rinte that In this instance, our preliminary Ready for, holiday guests U For G iving inrtieular courae ot conduct and judgment is that It is not the peo­ and Prank Gakeler. ^ ^ -C k policy which Mr. Aoheaon and ple vtoo are afraid ef what-nuclear y some ether American international weapons might do who are crazy with an Innerbed for Ghristmas f VieorisU ef the day fancy aa their and illogical and irresponsible and I OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. TiO PAYMENTS TIU. MARCH 1963 particular ootn promise between unstable, but rather that toe real SAVINGS When stockings have been “filled with care’^ “’The best to you at Christmas” means Beals DG-300 pesterday and tomerrew. Either candidates for the asylum sr at and it’s time to retire, you convert this hand­ solid maple when it comes to a new bedroom! Britain behaves like a nice Uttle least for toe couch are toe scien­ "W a Telegraph Flowers Anywhere" LOAN some Lawson sofa into a full size bed for your For here is furniture made the slow, careful way, by skilled artisans who are steeped in weak nation and Joins the Common tists, goierals, and statesmen triio A . S S t ) < T A I t O V guests . . . for this is a Serta Innerbed. A OPEN DAILY itarket aoid an Atlantic Oemmuni- think there is safety la nuclear ■ deluxe sofa by day, covered in your choice the tradition of early American cabinetmak­ (p, or ero will find it necessary to weapons. AMERICAN EXPRESS ing. Old inethods are combined with theJbest 9 to 9 PARK H ILL- V £ A f m S of super-soft leather-like plastics; a luxuri­ S ^ a weet Germany eur more q>e- The tentative regulation we Tl^VELERS CHEQUES ous bed at night fitted with an Eclipse in- of the new in prder 'that you can have solid dal friend. That was what Ache- wxwld pronounce would be one MAMeilK«TEB»» BLEKST rtWAWlAt IWTITIITfll, nerspring mSttress. Step on a pedal to con­ maple furniture that will last a lifetime. Yoii Satarday till 6 sen was Isoturlng Brltahi about. which would be aure to ke^ the JOYGE FLOWER SHOP vert from sofa to bed automatically, $269.00. chdose from big open stock selections for ev­ Be K la rather inavitabia, aftar I heads sf gorverament or the oom- Other Innerbed sizes from $2l9.00. See them ery room in the house in the deUghtful Beals Shopping M£de MANCHESTER'S APPUANCE and COLOR TV CENTER (B, given sur qiaoial half wi^ manoen ef ’aitnlea frem ever havi> 601 MAIN ST.—MI lO M791 1007 MAIN BTRBBT NEAR MAPLE STREET all at Watkins, tomorroVr. Gallery at Watkins. See this (mest-on-chest stnhis batwaan < Wednesday. bMome clogged wnth such signs. *4-’" W e offer a complete selection of first quality name brands, such as: KeMnotar, Norge, Frigidaire, Bengal, Easy, Tqppan, Philco, Westinghouse, R CA, Whirlpool, Admiral, TTie state is currently reviewing Zenith, Columbia and many, many more. Our shoppers teN us we have the LOW EST PRICES they’ve seen! And we SERVICE EVERYTHING we seN.. .Only $10 down delivers Its policy on permitting road signs on state-owned leuid. ‘Do You Have Something Special for Vepy Good Girls?’ Russell's The most disKSUssed application A familiar scene, before the eagerly awraiited visit of Bt. Nick morning, was repeaited Sat- at last night’s meeting was that urday afternoon at a C9iristmas party for children of the Bunp 'Duy Care Center at Highland PRICES START AT $525 of Martin Scudieri, for a used oar Park School, sponsored by the Mancfiester Assoedatdon for Help of Retarded CShlldren. LIMITED QUANTITY HIGH POWER CUSTOM QUALITY SETS dealers license for 270 W. Middle (Herald photo by Satemls), BARBER SHOP Tpke. \ See: In Color “THE VIRGINIAN”—Wed. 7:30-9:00 P.M. “HhxlpjOTrLt Car. Oak oad Spnea St. tJsed oar salea would have doing repair operations under a been an accessory used for Scu­ HellOf^^Tank Camevala, Frank Carnsvals, Frank „ Friday 8:30-9:30 P.M.—“SING ALONG WITH MITCH” temporary license tmtU be could Camevale and Frank Camevala. dieri, who runs a gas station at apply to the town for a perman­ Opea overy day thli that location, and wanted to be ROCHEOTE^, N.T. (AP) — It Specifically Frank Camevala .aWe to sell cars for customers wdio ent one. probably/iros confusing Monday week Including Wednes-, DISHWASHER ’The same applied to Raymond was celebrating his 90th birthday, for any guest at the Camevale could not pay for r^>airs they had Sanborn Jr., for a location at 947 and his great-grandson, Frank, day (and Monday, Deci "k requested. bipriida: party Monday who was BARLOW'S TV SALES & SERVICE Portable— rolls Center St., and Edward Ehlers Jr., was celebrating hia first. Also at­ 2 4 ). The- ZBA granted the applica­ for a location at 128 E. Center lot either a member of the family tending as spedal guests were the 1089 TOLLAND TPKE., BUCKLAND, CONN.—Phone MI S-5098 everywhere or a close friend. tion only to the extent of allowing All three applications W’ere S$- alder Camevale’a aon, Frank and ’The special guests wera Frank l b A ll a limited repairer’s license. proved. grandson, Frank. k Holds full family service The used car dealers permit would have allmved a full repair­ k No plumbing needed er’s license, permitting all types of automotive repairs. By granting Legion Sponsoring k 1 Year Free Service a limited license, the ZBA allowed Scudieri a lesser iise than he re­ New/^Years’ Party quested. . Scudieri, as some of the other le American Ijegion will spon- BUY ALL Polisher- ^applicants, recently bought the "sor a New Year’s Eve party at the 'filling station fen- which he was' making the application. When a Legion Home. THE ELECTRIC BLANKETS Scrubber prop>erty with a repairer’s-'license Members of a committee in­ is sold, the new owmecyts given a clude Robert A. Gagnon, chairman, limited time to reamrfy for a new 211 Center St.; Kenneth Yeomans. YOU NEEDI repairer’s llcens^.-TKiring the in­ 399 Woodland St.; Robert Mon- terim he is coyefed by a temporary gell, 70 Brent Rd.; Gene Freeman, Come in for your FREE Hot- extension issued by the state. 628 W. Middle Tpke.; Henry point coloring book. Thus; In effect, Scudieri was Wierzbicki, 85 Lockwood St., and BUDGET THE COST an extension of the earli- Raymond Chartler, 213 Center ^•permlt. St. Christmas James ’Thibodeau, applying for a Reservations will close Monday, WIYH y o u r e l e c tr ic BILL! limited repairer’s license, wras in Dec. 24. anij may be made by call­ Special .a similar position. He recently ing the poffii home or any member ^moved to 368 Spencer St., and was of the committee. ONLY .

For brighter floors with that handrubbed look—use a HOOVER! Marlow's Is Your Flat or .contour styles in pink, It scrubs, applies wax and polishes. F d t pads included for a high Headquarters For beige, bine, white and yellow. First time ever offered at less than $695! gloas finish. Easy to use—because all you do is guide It! Your choice of twin bed, single control; double bed, single con­ Gefteral Electric trol or doable bed, dual oontroL AUTOblATIC * Fanow C«««rol Bsctfic COLUMBIA B LA N U n S S>Mp4}vanie Sy«l»«i * Two Yaor WrittM WerreSy HOME MUSIC SYSTEM... ogobat dofoctlw ports or 7b Bleetrie BhiilM CItb the HOOVER ■Mtoriob A Royoo ood'Corteo Meiifcot oMb ACCOUNT NUMN* 6 Speaker SO Watt STEREO 229 l4)4oii Binding * Wodmn owl drin* nadir ■k Lostroiis heavy grade cabinet se*^’* k Cartridge: Exclusive Columbia CD ■A- Dual push-pull Stereo AniplUler de­ * Twin bnd ood DooMn bod nMdsb long, 19" deep, S3" high. cartridge equipped nith Diamond livers 50 watts peak total for both Stylos for maximum life. channels. . ^ CONSTELLATION See 0 * r Cowip M e U m ■k Deluxe high fidelity Record Changer k Speakers: Two 12” with 6,8 oz. mag­ M« f fosy Terms Avaltabh TAPE RECORDERS with 11" turntable. Antomatic shut­ ★ Remote speaker outputs 1-2-8-4 with nets for bass range, four 8" with 2.16 off. 4 speeds. signal indicator ligbta. oz. magnets for mlMle and high fre- Price FREE Purnell Parking by W EBCOR quendes. Dual crossover networks. Fast bog chonga - and FUJIYA Reduced From ExcKwivo takas only 5 taconds ZENITH 4 SPEAKER Poubta-Slraicb M A R L O W i r 2 and hM To Only ONLY 3 SPEED ADMIRAL 2T Hosa MAIN ST., MANCHESTER hortapouwr ^ 5 ,8 8 ^58 STEREO naotor And More Phone MI 8-6221 CONSOLE TV PORTABLE OONSOLE

Guarantee provides free repair and $ ' parts axcepttng PHONOS cord and damaga HAMBLTON d u e to misuse, whien returned to BEACH on# of our author­ ized service sta­ OTHER TV SETS BY: tions listed on All channel VHF and Electric Blanket product guarantee Westinghouse Portable, 19" .. 6149 OTHER STEREOS BY: cartificata. VHF. Wood eablnet Columbia Multi Shaker .... 698 Leave it to Hoover If you’ve never owned an electric blanket you hove a red/ Motorola Port€U>le, 19” ...... 6164 Zenith Walnut 4 Speaker Automatic 4 s p e 4 d slim design. New “wide to come up with the V* ' ' Phlloo Portable, 19” ...... 6168 Console ...... 6159 changer, 4 speaker sys­ angle" picture tube. Motorola Maple Console .... 6179 Talascoping Wand treat in store for ydu. One will do the work of three ordinory tem, modem styled won't coma opor* ideal cleaner that is • T«nporatuf« control auto* Motorola Rollabont. 2 8 " ...... 6209 RCA VlcS)r, 58 W a tt...... 6189 ■Mtlcally adjusts to varia­ Ibenpal dreuR break­ tions in room temperaturs. Zenith Oonsoie, 2F’ ...... 6248 Sylvania ...... 6178 cabinet. approved by all r New plain or fitted comer bulky blankets. Once you’ve tried them, you're a fan for Rfe. er, plus ntmsformer Philco AM-FM Phono ...... $198 PhUoo Oonsoie, 23” ...... 6288 feature. powered chassis. Omndig AM-FM. 8 W ...... 6198 users in actual home r 2 beautiful colors. Pra- Olympic 8 Way Combo., 28” . .6278 Blanpnnkt ...... 6218 ahrunk. color-fast* blua or You will be receiving a membership cord to the Hartford Electric Choose From tests. Does a big job pink. Naw low, r Lightweigbt Wand of Ny> performance for toft. Rayon and Cotton, Blanket Club through the moil, but you need not wait. • W EBCOR From hght, rwg and r Dual controls available, • STEELMAN Norge 3 Heat Automatic floor nozzia r Washable in automatic Hotpoint 3 Cycle WASHERS such a modest price! taashar and dryer. CUP MEMBERSHIP CARD and take it to your dealer. Be sure you Model EB23A

have the Account Number from your bill and you con buy DRYERS S17JI5 $21il5 $2iL95 WESTINGHOUSE $ ' Hotpoint 36” RANGE Twin>Red* Double-Red, ■ Double-Red, oil the blankets you need for your family and BUDGET Stfiflie Control Single Conlr^ ond "Mrs," Oairod(R) heating units, rimmed no-drlp Cantrell Thu table shows ydu how 12 cu. f t Refrigerator cooktop, over oyclhig Ught, baked on porce­ THE COST WITH YOUR aEaRIC BILL AB porcelain Inside and out, oasy It It fe blankot your ontiro lain finish, remox’aMe door for easy cleaning. APPROXIMATI OOV/N AMOUNT NO. Of MONTHIY convenient top loading, large • .0 Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed and Serviced family. For fust panniat mora COST FAYMB^T HNANCID MONIW FAYAAMT Flash defrosting, adjustable 2 posltioa tub capacity, detergent and One —$2^00 $3.00 620.00 4 65.01 shelves, large freezer compartnent, por­ dry Meach dlapenser, lint By Our Own Mechanics aach month, you can buy two, celain vegetable crisper. Time128 eontroUed, automatic safety | OTHERS BY: niter. Two — 44.00 4.00 40JOO 6 S.17 switch. Stop and dry feature. Famous For Service Since 1931 throo, four or mero Efedr/c Three— 66.00 1.00 634)0 1» 5.27 OTHERS BY: Bengal, 20" Apartment Oas ...... $79 SlanAetv—OM for mvoryono in OTHERS BY: OTHERS BY: • Hotpoint, 10 Cu. Ft...... $158 Bengal 80” Oas ...... $129 your home) Horo’t how it workts o Norge Wringer ...... 689 Frigidaire, 80” Electric, Super ....$159 • Kelvinator, 13 Cu. F t...... $179 • Relvlnator ...... 6168 OPEN T O 9 P.M. • Hotpoint Electric $134 Bengal. 38” Heat and Cook. Gas . .6188 • Frigidaire, .14 Cu. F t...... $218 • Whirlpool, 8 Cycle .. .6179 • Norge, 2 ^>eed...... 6179 Tappaa, 30” Deluxe, Gas ...... $189 • Norge 2-Door, N o-Frost...... $259 • Westinghouse • N o r ^ Gas $158 Tap pan, 86” Heat and Cook. Gas . .6198( • Hotpoint, 14 Co. Ft. Laundromat ...... 6188 Hotpoint, 40” Double Oven. E|ecti4c .6S68 Button Freezer ...... $298 • Eiwy, 2 Speed ...... 6 1 8 8 • WhlHpool Gas $168 LIVE BETTBn^ ELECTRICALLY THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPART ‘ 11 |X)WN DELIVERS MAliKlUCSnia’8 EAKOEST AND CUTEST TV. RADIO, / OiM i:vorv llay 10 io 10 Isvcrylliiii^ FirNl 6|iialify REOOBD AND APPLIANCE STORE Ue CiaSTBK ST.—CORNER OF CHURCH ST.

f .

\ ■ h \ •• ■ /

9A G S TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HER AL^, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN

parents, the prolific qualities of his 9 p.m. ice cream cona and him either Jack or Mr. President. changed except for the exhilara- hand, our friends are still the ones Safflower Oil Jnmpa Latvford Views His Status , your godfather, or the probloms candy run at Cape Cod haa be­ V fbm my wife and I talk about tibn o f . finding ourselves in the we’ve had for years. of your Uncle. With my warmest came a legend among the email him, it’s a mixture. Sometimes it’s same orbit 'With the President. “ It is fair to say that my career JFK Feels Rapport St. Mary’s Spire Moves Skyward Obituary Boimdaries Topic P H O E a U X — Forty-five mUHon regards. fry. ' the family abhr«mtioi>. TP — for "I know there have been some has neither profited nor suffered As In-law ot President ^Uiieie Jack” . The actor pridefuUy admits tlpit the President. ,,And when he aska criticisms of my visits with Pat from JFK’s election. Nobody pounds of safflower oil were pro­ With the ei^Udn of its 41 foot Paul F. DUwortii Robin’s godfather is Bobby; the it "is quite an experience for me me a question, I automatically to the White House, but I don’t would be insane enough to ad­ duced for edible purposes in the With USSR Distant 8 high steeple, the last chapter of Paul F. Dllwbrth, 65, of Thomp­ team, of course Is the touch-foot­ to pick up the phme and aak for answer with ‘Sir,’ a blend of think they are fair,” Lawford vertise ’Starring JFK’s brother- United States in 1961 compared i son Hill Rd., . Portland, formerly NEW YORK (AP) — British.#him. “And U ^,’’ he said,. I be­ ball aquad and the clan is the the President of the United States, respect and English-bred protocol, said. in-law,’ and if he did, I trust no- with only 2,000,000 pounds the year plans for the New St. Mary's Epis­ bom actor Peter Lawford admits came by marriage — an outsider Kennedy family. which brings to mind bow we ad­ I guess," said Lawford. 'My wife has a right to see her i body would be insane enough to before. The huge gain was at­ sponsibilities in an uneasy world, of Manchester, died last night at (Contlniie6 from Pa^ One) copal Church drew to a close. The Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Eighth District directors tomorrow night at 8 o’clock will "being related to -the President in an aJmost overwhelming situa­ Lawford says the President dress and refer to him. "Our social life, Pat’a and brother, and I d. in an area off Ver­ I wasn’t even pushed Into their The verbal tour brought out year—but right m clamping a men, Edwin W. Armstrong Jr., ford. He was a veteran of World non St. make Bobby the attorney general, touch-football games,” he eaid. evidence that Kennedy has alt but rant Teddy will run for Congress hi naval blockade around Fidel Cas­ foreman, and Santo V. S u s k a, War I, a member of Ditworth-Cor- Such a bill will not expand the Based on the conslderatioo of “ Actually,” the actor asserted, written off the possibility of open­ Massachusetts, and Sarge Shriver tro’s island in October. sheet metal mehanic. nell-Quey Post, American Legion, boundaries but will clarify the the entire first phase of the pro­ “it took two years of exposure to ing Cuba — or any Commimist He said he has no regrets about and a member* of Charter Oak Bar. posed five-phase sewer survey will probably become governor of the Kennedy fanjily esprit before territory — to inspection. Yet his St. Mary's parish, under the eastern boundary of the district it throwing the power of the presi­ leadership of the late Rev. James racks, World War I Veterans, plans of Bowe-Albertson & Asso­ X Illinois. The big question is, what I began to get the message that administration has laid down a was reported. Boundaries in the are they going to do with Peter dency in the path of a steel price Stusirt Neill, former rector, start­ Hartford. ciates, engineers frmn New York the secret was participation.” fundamental policy that inspection south, north and west are desig­ Lawford?" boost last spring. Good faith was ed in 1923 to raise funds for a new Survivors Include two sons, Paul nated in the Town Charter. The who have been hired by the dis­ "It was Pat's father who really is vital in Cuba and necessary to J. Dilworth of Portland and Don­ trict, the cost against Green Man­ As an actor who is pretty much did the trick. He was an old movie involved, he said, since the church. The old church was moved district can vote to expand serv­ any disarmament pact with Rus­ ald L. Dilworth of Ellington; a or and Bayer Is reported to be a Callfomia-casual-style fellov?, United Steel Workers had agreed from its former position on Church ice in these boundaries, it had been hand himself. Back in 1927, he sia. daughter, Mrs. Harry Dery, West $818 per housing unit if 350 units Lawford refers to himself as "the was an executive with ^athe and It brought out word, too, that to a non-inflationary contract. St. to its new location. The drive reported. Similarly, in the rioting at the Hai^brd; a brother, John V. DU- are to be built,, or an $878 per unit bit player in the background,” R-C pictures, and show business Kennedy still thinks he was right was discontinued because of war Tomorrow’s meeting follows a University of Mississippi that woth; Bolton: two sisters, Mrs. cost based on 250 units.. and answers the question; wasn't way out to him. Since he in forcing a rollback of steel and depression. It was reactivated Anthony Toumaud, Manchester, Nov. 20 request ctf some 20 North Leonard Seador, vice president "They’re still wondering what to had always been the center of prices and in ordering troops onto took two lives, Kennedy ^ d that in 1955 and the parish committee, End voters, led by Victor Swan­ "we couldn’t possibly do anything and Mrs. John Kilroy, Hartford, of Green Manor Estates, and its do vdth m e.” family activities, encouraging his the University of Mississippi cam­ headed by the late Rev. Alfred 10 grandchildren. son, former district president, who ”My career has been satisfying else” than send in U.S. marshals attorney, George Lessher, along children to join in the tun and pus to protect Negro James H. Lock .Williams, voted to proceed The funeral will be held Thurs­ want to forestaU Introduction of and very rewarding,” said Law­ and troops. He acknowledged that with Atty. Jules Karp, last night compeUtlon. he didn’t find it dif­ Meredith. with a new church. day at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. any biU into the State Legisla­ contended that their share of the ford, and ”I have perhaps jhe ficult to ease me in. this had caused bitterness against It was a calm, poised President Raymond Julian of Charlottes­ Tierney"- Funeral Home, 219 W. ture affecting the boundaries. sewer costs should be in the neigh- world’s most interesting in-laws.” “ And finally It dawned on m e,” himself and the federal govern­ talking in an informal, relaxed ville, Va., architect, drew up the Center St., with a solemn high In the Town Charter, E. Center bortiood of $450. Lawford said, "That one of said Lawford, "that all my life I manner with thrfee men who cover ment and that “ it does make it Gothic design for the church and Mass of requiem at the Church of St- and Middle Tpke., is the only Both directors and Green Manor them, my brother-in-law Jack, is had been missing much in family the White House for television and more difftcult to pass an educa­ it was completed and the corner­ the Assumption at 9. Burial will point noted as a boundary line in officials agreed to have the en­ President of the United States of fusion on the grand scale.’’ radio. tion bill in Congress.” stone set in place in October be in Soldier’s Field, East Ceme­ the southeast area to-separate the gineers of both_ sides sit dov-n America I still find rather over- Lawford says “ when the Ken­ The Interview was filmed Sun­ As for Khrushchev, Kennedy 1955 tery. town and district. It may have and discuss the Mwer costs in the ' whelming. It is a fact to be han­ nedys take you to heart, you be day afternoon in Kennedy’s oval said he didn’t “ think it is our Lack of funds made It neces­ Friends may call at the funeral been presumed ^that this point near future. The area of build­ dled with awe and respect. I come one of them. My four child­ office at the White House. It 4ifty to protect" the Soviet pre­ sary to forego the building of a home tonight from 7 to .9 and to­ virould extend due north ' as a ing the new housing units Is also have learned to play my role as ren will never be loners, for they, lasted 90 minutes and then was mier on grounds that his succes­ steeple when the church was morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. boundary line but such a presump­ concerned with eastern boundar­ the off-beat brother-in-law." too, are full-fledged members of condensed to 60 by the networks. sor would be worse. But he said built. About a year ago it was de­ tion is not defined in the charter. ies, now defined as outside the dis­ Lawford’s relationship to the the tribe.” It showed .Kennedy sitting in his one thing that would be worse cided to proceed with the steeple Howard J, Skelly The directors met last night In trict line. Kennedys subject him to consid­ The actor reveals an intimate GENERAL ELEGTRtC rocking chair Iff' the spot where than Khrushchev would be for the and finish the structure. Howard John Skelly, 80, of 56 erable ’ ’needling,” the actor ad­ letter’ to his youngest daughter, LOW, LOW PRICED AT NORMAN'S he holds many of his most im­ Chinese Communists and their A committee, headed by Gordon Gardner St., former Tolland town mits. In fact, he adds, needling M. Davis, pastor of Second Con­ Robin, from the President.. _ portant conferences. war policy to dominate the world Fogg, investigated plans for the official and state representative, him is one of the President’s fa­ ’’Dear Robin: ’^ BUILT-IN UNDERGOUNTER There was a moment of drama, Communist movement. "But,” he steeple. Members of the commit­ died yesterday after a short ill­ gregational Church, officiated. vorite activities. He says Jacque­ Bunal was in EJast Cemetery. Ruth IVlillett "W elcome to the youngest' mem­ centering around Kennedy’s con­ added, "Mr. Khrushchev does not tee included Albert T. Dewey, ness. line enjoys it, too. ber of the clan. Your entrance is ference with Soviet Foreign minis­ wish us well, unfortunately.” James F. Marshall^ the late Miss Mr. Skelly was born Aug. 29, Bearers were .John Fraher, Lawford fondly recalfk his first George Fraher, Timothy Murphy timely as we need a new left end GENERAL ELECTRIC ter Andrei A. Gromyko four days Jennie Wind, John Hyde, Herbert 1882, in Tolland, and lived in Man­ OUTLOOK ON WIDOWHOOD meeting with the Kennedy fam­ "What 1 think is our duty," the Jr., Leonard Kanehl, William on the team. before the President announced President said, "is to try to pro­ Phelon and 'W.^Sidney Harrison. chester 15 years. He was a re­ Is widowhood a period in life ily at Christmas in Palm Beach, "Here’s hoping that you do not DISHWASHER that Russia had sent offensive tired builder and contractor, and Hagenow and William Hagenow tect our vital Interest, protect the The plans were completed and J’r. some women look forward to In­ Fla. weapons into Cuba and (he security of the free world, and accepted by the committee, and an assessor and grand juror in He recalled that Mr. and Mrs. United States was cracking down approved by the Rev. George F. Tolland for many years. stead of dreading? Joseph P. Kennedy could not have Mr. Khrushchev understand Mrs. Pauline Flenke with a quarantine. our intentions clearly enough so Nostrand, rector, and wardens El­ From 1941 to 1945 he represent­ What prompts the question Is a have been more gracious, trying Herman pictured Gromyko as Fimeral services for Mrs. Pau­ 4 TEMP. CLOTHES that he can proceed about his mer L. Odell and Warren E. Ten­ ed Tolland in the state legislature,, recent study made in Britain that to put a slightly stage-frightened i \ "sitting right here, perhaps on nant. (Herald photo by Ofiara) and served on the liquor control, line Flenke of Manchester ■will be reveals that while 94 per cent of suitor of Pat’s at ease. business in a way which does not held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at the * 1 4 7 this very couch.” threaten our security, and does public welfare and humane insti­ the girls who wrote essays on The evening stands out so clear­ "Right here,” Kennedy said. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main not bring a war.” tutions committees. how they saw themselves in the ly, said Lawford, "I know exactly And he reached out and Rocki^ille-V ernon He was a member of South St. The Rev. Felix M. Davis, pas­ future saw a husband and children what I wore—loafers, white trous­ • Large 64-dlsli thumped the exact spot. Methodist Church. tor of Second Congregatlohal in the picture, 37 per cent of the ers, a blue blazer, and, so help 805-807 MAIN ST. capacity , The President and the reporters Opposes Zeus Funds Church, will officiate. Burial will Survivors include two daugh­ girls aIso> foresaw the deaths of me, bright-red socks.” OUR OWN FRESH MADE DRYER dug into a broad field of sub­ By FRED S. HOFFMAN feoof Fire Quelled ters, Mrs. Louis Forgette and Mrs. be in East Cemetery. their husbands. "M r. Kennedy couldn’t seem to a FIush-Away jects in leisurely fashion. They WASHINGTON (AP)—President Charles Adamec, both of Man­ . There will be no calling hours. Eliminates all “ The Interesting thing,” skid take his eyes from the socks,” turned up some nuggets of new Kennedy has given a clear signal chester; a sister, Mrs. Elsie S. food particles At Lake St. School the psyc^togist who conducted said Lawford. information but none of really that he will again deny the Army Main, Tolland, and six grand­ '^Mrs. John Pentland the survW j/"w as that they not in­ The following April 23 Lawford o No strainers to startling proportions. money to start production of the U,S.-Anglo Amity children. Funeral services for Mrs. Edith was married to Pat. "JFK — a KORV Fire broke out between the roof frequent)^ killed off their hus­ empty or clean In the process, Kennedy: Nike Zeus antimissile missile de- Funeral services will be held Lehmann Pentland of Old Say- senator at the time—Bobby, and bands at quite an early age. One Made from the FINEST beet Contended the air-to-grourid .spite its two intercepts of Atlas, and ceiling of one of the sections Thursday at 1 pm. at the Holmes brook were held yesterday at the Ted were my ushers, and they is tempted to think that for these and pork, and Savored Just Skybolt missile, a focal point of ICBM target warheads, the latest of the Lake St. School this m om - Fuperal Home, 400 Main St. The Watkins-Weat Funeral Home, 142 ribbed me in the traditional man­ girls the wedding is what matters. right! controversy with Britain, wouldn’t on Dec. 12. Rev. Ray C.- Hollis Jr. of South E. Qenter St. The Rev. George F. ner. They also made me fe^ ac­ ing, resulting in the evacuation of Seen Strong Point The husband is allowed to fulfill provide “ $2.8 billion worth of na­ "There is no sense going ahead Methodist Church will officiate. Nostrand, rector of St. Mary’s cepted,” the actor said. PleSse Order Now * 1 4 7 about five classrooms. The 150 his main biological and economic tional security.” The J2.5 billion until that system is perfected,” Burial will be in South Cemetery, J^lpiscopal (Jhurch, offleiated. Syd­ Lawford tells how he found the ► Phone MI 3-4741 ^ pupils went outside or to other function before his prematue de­ is the estimated cost of perfecting Kennedy said Monday night dur­ parts of the school. Tolland. ney. MacAlpine was organist. "rough and tumble of a large, the weapon. ing an hour-longAnterview on tel­ Friends may call at the funeral mise, but apparently is not want­ gregarious family” foreign to Fire Chief Joseph Duffin said Burial will be at the convenience ed as a partner in old age.” Dries any type of fabric Disclosed that "we are going to evision and radio. he thought a defect in the con­ In Bahamas Talks home tonight from 7 to 9 af(.d to­ of the family. *> SPECIAL The Army hoped the two suc­ wait for a further p^iod of inves­ struction, where the smoke stack morrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 How often in this country we Easily reached lint filter tigation” before jjjifeHng into pro­ cessful intercept testa over the joins the chimney in between the p.m. hear marriefi women talking' as PURCHASE! duction the "NUTe Zeus system of Pacific this year would induce the i ceiling and the roof, allowed the (Oontlnned from Page One) M acm illan. will propose putting t’iough they not only expect^ to anti-missile missiles. It would President to budget money to Britain’s nuclear weapon stock­ John P. Price outlive their husbands but as Porcelain lined tub escape of hot gasses which start­ Kennedy also said he believed Connell Dies, cost more billions. start tooling up for production of ed the fire. He reported he had pile under NATO control on the John P. Price, 71,- of 34 Maple though they already had their GENERAL ELECTRIC they did better with their talks Again called on "rich Western tt)e missile-killer project. asked the State Fire Marshal’s condition that French President aide Dr., Wethersfield, father of plan; made for their years of 'wid­ when they had met in a warm Europe” to do its part in bearing "We hope to develop a system' office to investigate. Charles de Gaulle and Kennedy Mrs. Henry Skiff of Manchester, owhood. PORTABLE 3-CYCLE which will permit us jo fire a climate and he described New Leader in AL the burdens of defense of the Firemen were summoned to the agree to equal three-power con­ died Sunday at his home. “If I outlive John” a ■wife be­ missile at a missile coming to­ Providence Island, site of the Ba­ free world while relying^ on the school around 9:25. Responding trol over a multilateral NATO Survivors, besides his daughter gins calmly, and then goes on to United States arsenal for 'huclear wards us and de.stroy it, and were units from Co. 1 and Co. 3 in hama capital of Nassau, as a fit­ deterfent. In Manchester, include his wife, (Continued from Page One) thereby prevent an atomic attack ting place for this conference, "an ,say how she plans, to. live, her life weapons. ■Vernon and other units from Tol­ On leaving Britain Macmillan a daughter of Wethersfield, a as a widow. If'' then also think on the United States,” Kennedy Island in the sun.” brother of Springfield, Mass., and DISHWASHER Figured that as a result of the land, Rockville and Stafford. Duf­ declared he had no doubt he and II veterans could be admitted to about the possibility of outliving said. Macmillan’s jet plane came in three grandchildren. Nov. 6 election, the House is fin reported the firemen were the President would find a way membership. their wives, at least they rarely "But it will cost billions," he from London Monday night. Funeral seryice* will be held to­ "slightly against us more than it kept at the scene for about an around their difficulties "in the Connell was active in Middle- mention It, so apparently they AS MANY AS added, and should be perfected hour. 9 They were expected to get down spirit of agreement which we morrow at 2:30 p.m, at the Rose town community affairs, and was was.” He emphasized "slightly,’ before going ahead with it on a they don't mentally outlast the Duffin described the damage be­ to business soon after Kennedy have always had with the Ameri­ Hill Fimeral Home, Elm St., Rocky a former vice-president of the New and added: "We are not in quite production basis. Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill Uttle woman. as good shape as we were the tween the roof and ceiling as mod­ arrived. can people.” England Retail Clothiers and Fur­ Kennedy also denied money for The President is staying at the Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. There’s another revealing thing, last two years.” The Democrats erate. He reported that fire crews nishers Association. He was also * 1 7 7 Nike Zeus production last year— Most Pentagon experts think Friends may caall at the funeral too, that would suggest that per­ opened the roof and that water home of Toronto financier E. P. secretary of the Connecticut Vet­ G o lost four seats and the . Republi­ as the Eisenhower administration technical , dlfficultic.s have so de­ home tonight from 7 to 9. haps some wives don’t "want part­ damage was minimal and confined Taylor, in the luxurious Lyford erans’ Home and Hospital 'Com­ • Will even wash fine china cans gained two in a House whose had done before him. Cay development. Macmillan is layed the Skybolt that it will not ners in old age.” That is the way total membership decreased from mostly ,to the girl’s room. be ready until 1966 or later, at mission, and an incorporator of so many wives of retired men and crystal perfectly The President’s remarks indi­ staying next door at the home of Middlesex Memorial Hospital in NO PAYMENTS 437 to 435. '* cated he probably will allow Duffin also said the fire was de­ least two years behind schedule, complain about hairing the men 3 0 0 tected by the smell of smoke which Mrs. W. R. G. Holt. Middletown. One thing Kennedy has found funds to push ahead with develop­ The two leaders will delve deep and by then .or soon after Min- Funerals around home “and under foot” all • Requires no special plumbing out at the White House: ment of the missile-killer, prob­ must have gotten into the venti­ uteman and Polaris missiles will the time. TILL MARCH. 1963 lating system. ly into problems that threaten to CUBTOM-Mj^E DIE^ or wiring The problems, the nation's re­ ably on the order of this year’s supply the nuclear punch instead If so many girls who look for­ ArUiur Mattson, principal at cause serious quarrels within the NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) $235 million. of manned bombers. Emilio Brochetto ward to marriage also calmly ac­ the school, said some of the evacu­ Western alliance, and into assess­ The funeral of Emilio Brochetto —Patients put on a strict diet as EXTRA Since 1957, nearly $1.5 billion ments of the present cold war In comparing notes on the In- part of medical therapy for cer­ cept the idea of widowhood as has been spent on the missile, but ated pupils were sent home. He dia-Cliina border warfare and in- of Rt. 85, Bolton, was held this said that pupils in the five class­ situation and the widening split tain illnesses soon grow impatient inevitable, how many wives think PLAID the Army stUl has not been able considering relative contributions morning from the W. P. Quish also the same lines? rooms would receive instructions between the two Communist Funeral Home, 225 Main St., with with it, follow it h^f-heartedly or Gift ScoopSpecial Purchase to dispel doubts as to its effect­ tomorrow in the cafeteria, gym­ camps led by the Soviet Union to assistance for the Indians, the abandon it completely. There must be quite a few, or Sw e—Big Special Purchase iveness against a saturation at­ two leaders will have at their a solemn high Mass of requiem at nasium or cafeteria. and Red China St. Maurice Church, Bolton. In an effort to combat this tend­ where would young girls get the tack by enemy missiles equipped elbows on Thur.sday some of their idea that a husband is no longer SEND THEM Home for Visit Their discussions will cover the The ReV. Bernard L. McGurk ency, the Douglass Cqllege Home with decoys. Skybolt controversy, the strategy chief assistants who have han­ Economics Department at Rutgers important in the scheme of things STAMPS Lt. Commander and Mrs. IVil- was celebrant, assisted by the Kennedy said protection against to be followed in the wake of the dled the problem. University has instituted a coun­ once his children are grown and a saturation attack was "a terri­ liam Riz.v and their four eons of Rev. Joseph H. McCann, deacon, GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRIC THE Corpus Christi, Tex., are spending October crisis over Cuba the These include UvS. Assistant and, the Rev. Ridiard C. Bolcea, seling service, whereby doctor- he has established financial se­ bly difficult task which we have Moscow-Peking. split, which deep­ Secretary of State W. Averell prescribed diets are tailored to in­ curity for his wife? not mastered yet." the holidays with Mrs. Rizy’s par­ subdeacon. Mrs. Charles Robbins ents in Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. ened from Soviet ' Premier Harriman and British Common­ was organist, and Charles Robbins, dividual needs. Asked about Russian capabili­ Khrushchev’s backdown over Cu­ wealth Relations Secretary Dun­ Particularly when a person' (All rights reserved. One Day Only HOMETOWN ties in the anti-missile field. Ken­ Frederick T. Hartenstein of 144 soloi.st. Burial w m in Bolton Uion St. Commander Rlzy is the ba and Red China’s border attack can Sandys, who took leading Center Cemetery. Father 'McGurk must remain on a diet for life, it Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) nedy said he doesn't think the roles in getting India and Pakis­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rizy on India, and the future Brltish- read the committal service. must be adapted to his own food DEC. Soviets have mastered this prob­ American military assistance pro­ tan to agree to negotiations oh DELUXE 30” AUTOMATIC 5 DYCLE AUTOMATIC preferences, his religfous or cul­ ATLAS BLOWS UP NEWS lem of coping with a flood of mis­ of Ogden’s Comer. ' Bearers were Louis Tirone, John George L. Mantak, a student at gram to India. patching their Kashmir feud. Tirone, Mario Tirone, Maurice Tl- tural pattern and his Income lev­ VAI^DENBERQ AIR FORCE 19th I sile warheads and decoys. Wednesday The Cuban crisis, which brought rone, Raymond Negro and Oresto el. ■ , BASE, Calif. (AP) — An Atlas The President said h" ' ’’.inks Ricker College. Houlton, Me., is the world to the brink of nuclear Maccario. "Diet is such an essential part Interrontin^tal ballistic missile the Russians have "m as' the spending the Christmas vacation India Has Most Cattle with h £ mother, Mrs. Margaret war, sharpened American pres­ of the treatment of certain dis­ blew np about a minute after be­ art of hitting one bullet,” as the sure on Britain and France to eases that whether or not a pa­ ing launched today on a training Mantak of Dart Hill Rd. NEW DELHI — India has the Walter P. Schultz questioner phrased it. abandon their independent ' nu­ Fimeral ' services for Walter tient can be returned to active mkalon. No one was injured and WASHER “So have we,” Kennedy added world’s largest cattle population- RANGE clear deterrent forces and con­ Paul Schultz of 376 Adams St. life may depend on what he no facilities were damaged, an in an obvious reference to the centrate instead on increasing more than 200,000,000. India also eats,” says Dr. Miriam K. Brush, Air Force spokesman said. The has 75,000,000 goats and 40,000,- were held this morning at the two Nike Zeus intercepts. < Rescuers Digging their’ conventional forces. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, lecturer in nutrition, who started cause of the explosion Is being Actually, the Nike Zeus did not The United States has informed 000 sheep. It produces yearly 1 0 0 EXTRA .219 W.' Center St. The Rev. Felix the project. sought, he added. hit the Atlas .target warhead on For Four Victims Britain it intends to scrap the about 20,000,000 cattle hides. 35,- either occasion. But on the last Skybolt bomber-borne missile, in 000,000 goatskins, and 17,000,000 test, informed sources have said view of five test failures, and an sheepskins. TULLAHOMA, Tenn. (AP) — the Zeus came well within the e.stimated eventual cost of $2.5 PUlD STAMPS kill range, if it had been armed Rescue workers dug,-through a billion to develop it. COOK’S DAY OFF O u mass of concrete an.d steel at the WHh ThI* Coupon and $5.00 to $9.99 with a nuclear warhead. This has raised objections in ROME (API—Every restaurant PurchsM at AAP'Wsd., Doe. 19, 1942 * 1 9 7 bottom of a 250-foot deep rocket in Rome has' been ordered by the Congress and protests from the WMt H t t M , . test cell today, searching for four city government to close for one 763 MAIN ST. A f Itortfonl, fMt I British that iPw ould scrap their OPTICAL , Nfottvllt, Regardless of where men believed killed in ^ the col­ nuclear (Jeterrent as well. Britain day a week since Dec. 1. Only Hr, N«w irtlaifi, I About Town lapse of a 304-ton pie-shaped exception will be for restaurants Wiiidtf locks •» * Super>Speed burners r. your service man or planned to equip the missiles with LiPit 1 tbi.1 IP iMlfr. Net teoA m 1 prefelbIM kf I wedge of concrete. in hotels and air or train ter­ MANCHESTER woman is stationed, Manchester Grange will meet its own nuclear warheads The freshly poured concrete, minals. The hotels will work out S j o / L the Manchester Eve­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Orange and put them aboard its subsonic * Sensi-temp burner makes any * 12 pound capacity which set off a chain-reaction col­ bombers. a rotating system of days closed. ning Herald can be for­ Hall. A Christmas program will lapse Monday, was the first of six MltcheU 3-1191 pot or pan automotie be presented. Members will bring The London Daily MtiJl report­ warded to be at “ Mail segments designed to. cap the $10- ed Macmillan will ask Kennedy gifts or donations for- the Grange * Removable oven door for * With lint filter Call” regularly with million - test cell. It crashed for a "stay of execution” of the kitchen instead of .the usual gift through floors placed about 50 exchange. Mrs. Kenneth Morrison Skybolt decision for at le^st PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE easier cleaning all tl^e hometown news feet apart in the huge hole, carry­ three months. * 3 water temp selectors people away from and a committee will serve re­ ing additional tons of concrete and freshments. T his. delay would, enable Brit­ CHARGE OR BUDGr V home are so anxious steel to the bottom. ain still to claim she is a nuclear Front End 2 0 0 EXTRA The 150-foot diameter hole was power as she faces the six-nation to get. The Ladies Auxiliary of the blasted^ through Tennessee lime­ Italian American Club will elect European Common Market in the stone for a facility to .simulate hard 'bargaining still coming up Special officers at its meeting tomorrow the atmospheric conditions at Subscriptions at 7:30> p.m. at the clubhouse on over her admission to the trading TERRESTIAL THERMOMETERS PUID STAMPS 10,000 feet for a rocket booster en­ Eldridge St. bloc. $12.50 With This Coupon and $10.00 to $19.99 Payable in Advance gine with a half-million-pound London’s Daily Sketch said TELESCOPES $5.45 up Indoor-Oufdoor $5.00 up thrust. The cell with its three-foot- (1) AUUN FRONT>END PurchsM at ARP Wad., Dae. 19, 1962 MAO. R.ATE8 Gift Total 1.1 Billion thick concrete walls was to be (2) BALANCE FRONT P iV U Al Htrtfani, in i Hwtferd, Wnt JiirtferA M»»cim A Gift For The modified later to test the 1.5-mll- Mr, N*w l^ h i, irittal, hrettviR*, terlhi, W iiiJw , One Fear ...... $22.00 WHEELS— REG. $4.00 WASHINGTON — Private phil­ lion-pound thrust of the Saturn (3) CHECK f r o n t WHEEL Win^cor Lpcki and Wathanfiald. Biz Months ...... 11.00 MICROSCOPES $8.45 up SPOniNG SCOPES $9 up Liinit I CMppi iMf fM ilr. IM fM4 m ToHcc* poducu A Ucmi prfhlbltH l«*. anthropic gifts used by welfare booster. BBAB1N6S Entire Family Ihree Months...... SAO services — such as family coun­ COMMERCIAL (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM Ono Olonth 1A5 seling, institutional care, recrea­ DIGGING COSTS M ON EY’ ' . AND Weekly ...... 45 tional, and day-care services, and ROME (AP)—Italian archaeol­ ALL POUR ONLY BINOCULARS $18 up BAROMETERS To Enjoy! emergency relief — totaled $1,100,- ogist Alessandro Sotltle has filed INDUSTRIAL 000,000 m the United States last suit in the Rome courts claiming DELIVERED NO PAYMENTS Telephone MI 8-2711 year. ' . that the state .owes him 40 mil­ OPERA GLA$$E$ $2.85 up HYGROMHERS $5.50 up Circulation Dept. lion lire ($64,000) for digging TILL MARCH. 1963 UNPERISHABLE MILK which he said uncovered 300 mil­ PAINTING FOR CHRISTMAS Today! LONDON (AP) —Milk that can lion lire ($480,000) worth of an­ Insurance Coverage For EXTRA be kept for up to six weeks cient Etruscan art and artifacts. 3 0 0 Vour Protection without refrigeration has been de­ He said he had spent the 40 $100,000 Compensation veloped after long experimenta­ million lire digging over the past SERVICE ON ALL ilnnrlirBtrr $800,000 Public Liability CONVEN’nONAL MAKES PARKING FREE d e l iv e r y OPEN DAILY tion in Switzerland, Sweden, Den­ five years in partly explored $25,000 Property Damage PLAID STAMPS mark and the United States. The Etruscan ruin regions aroimd Tar- basis of the process is rapid heat­ quinia, Ceverteri and Piombino, EstabUshed 1915 WHh This Coupon and $20.00 or Mors FREE 9A.M.tB9P.li. lE n r n tn g ing and cooling, and then finding north ,of Rome. 46 Years Of Service MORIARTY Purchaso-at ARP W ad., Doc. 19, 1942 n o r m a RT INO. a bacteria-free container and a* Under Italian law the valuable HarlfarA ' means uf packaging the milk un­ piece* he uncovered went to the INC. DICKSON ■riMiB. I , rw»it»i9t, I SATURDAY der antiseptic conditions. A Swed­ state, a s ' property of the Depsurt- WM. GROTHERS WodMfafiaU* EASY ish firm .finally perfected the ''ntenf of Antiquities, and Fine HhMI I I r tairily. MANCHESTER APPLIANCE ond COLOR TV CENTER ■ 1|rralii TEL. MD $-5185 process and the "unpeiishable” Arts. Sotitle said' the department i SON ASK ABOUT OUR QIPT CERTIFICATES ) TILL 6 P.M: milk will be. marketed in Britain was happy to have his findings, I91>S15 O E N W R ST. HERE 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near M cKEE on a trail basis in the spring of but had refused to pay. him buk PhOM Ml 9-0920 1963. ' for his digging-costs/ • -. . .

\ ■ V- •r-m I , p a g b t w e l v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1962 KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUHESTEB, CO N N .. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1968

Two Chambers Will Appoint ACCORDION LESSONS w tion’s counties have any mental Indian Troops Set Mitchell Dies, Kaiser, Union health clinics at all, and ipost FREE use of Accordlmi daring Skating Report have long waiting lists. Most hos­ Better Mental Hospitals HHIt V Rt. 6 Relocation Chairmen trial period. For information pitals are under-staffed. There :::::: can dHESTER AGOORDION Was Awarded Attack Pinch are few clinics for children. the fabulous STUDIO, MI S-8709. The battle or mental health For Holding Task Eighteen officialfl- from towns^ Eugene GagUardone, state rep­ Reduce Costs for C£u*e costs money. Fifteen states by resentative from Bolton to the Oscar, Tony Creative Coiffures altmg the propo^ path of the Rt. Of Automation -+- law now share with cities and 6 relocatldn agreed last night to legislature, asked how much say wd only $6 dally per pa­ most of the battle was over in oo-chalrm«i \of an Eastern don- Eklwards suggested the commit­ one thing. But people can slip grant: with states to plan com ­ two days. India lost an estimated highest awards of stage, screen public ice skating today and to­ tient, as ‘ against $$4.90 daily to back if they- csinnot find jobs,- are necticut Highway Association. tee leave the path of the highway night until 10 o’clock. Park de­ unique new labor agreement de­ prehensive mental health plans. 491 men; garrisons of some posts and television. Is dead of esmeer general hoepital for the person ill shunned by friends, or return to White - Lembert The/t^pointments wdll be nuuh: to the selection of the State High­ partment personnel will supervise signed to ease the pinch o t auto­ t>ast year, federal, state and. lo­ were almost entirely wiped out, at 70. with a physical complaint. bad home situations and old prob­ Miss Lois Anne Lambert of by tM -end of\the week, and ttie way Department. both areas. Daily skating starts mation. cal agencies spent $91 mlUlims for ' officers at headquarters reported. Manchester became the bride of co-c^rmen wdu appoint a com­ ' He succumbed Monday, the best hoapttals have one lems. Harlan Taylor, Manchester town at 1:30 p.m. community mental health pro­ "The (Chinese came down like Lawrence Colman White of Ma­ TRUE j deadly disease’s second -vlcUm in The plan, announced Monday, peycblatrlst tor every 85 to 80 pa- Nev. and well-established com ­ mittee of 10 to ktart agitating for director, asked whether the organ­ Coasting is allowed daily in grams. ants. It did not matter a bit to dera. Calif., Saturday evening at co^tructlon of tl)e road. two days among the famous was developed in three years of timts. The national average, hw- munity -faclliUes are tackling ization should be incorporated. Centn- Sprtogs Park, under aupec- It marks a beginning toward re­ them how many were killed,” South Methodist Church. Alan Edwrards, executive vice names erf Hollywood. The other meetings by a special, nine-man ever, is one for each 140. these problems. Edwards said it would not be vision, from 8:30 a.m. imtU dark. committee. ducing staggering costs iii human said an Indian commander. The bride is a daughter of Mr. president of the ^illimantic was Charles I^ughton, 63, who As one themometer to the new In Tbpeka, Kan., and some oth­ VALUES Center Spring Pond remains suffering. Senior officers expressed con­ and Mrs. Orvis Lambert, 22 W. Chamber, told the officials gather­ necessary to incorporate, since the died Saturday. The agreement provides tor re­ climate, there were 9,000 fewer er communities, employers will­ closed until a sufficient amoimt of training employes who lose their fidence that Indian defenses will Gardner St. The bridegroom is the ed in Fiano's Restaurant to Bol­ Manchester and Willlmantic They appeared once together to patients to mental hoepital at the ingly give jobs to people sUIl un­ (Chambers are already incorporat­ ioe forms on Manchester’s largest jobs because of automation. end of 1961 than a year liefore. NEXT: Research seeks new an­ be able to hold off further Chi­ son of Mrs. Louise Coy, Madera, ton that the most important job a movie—"The Hunchback of No­ der clinic treatment. In many How die coaunoa stocks you ice skating aresi. And there were 100,000 fewer than swers in mental |llne8s. nese attacks. They spoke enthusi­ and the late Thurman White. would be communication of the ed, and can take care of such de­ tre Dame" to 1939. And, as production costs per cities, under mental health asso­ had been predicted to 'l986 on then astically of driving the Chinese The Rev. Ray C. Hollis Jr. ot needTor this road, to ail kinds of tails as insurance, when necessary. selea today will perfoon to­ item decrease, worker pay ch e^ ciation auspices, patients have The bushy-browed Mitchell, current national rates o t new Ill­ •Ki-r out of Ladakh but made it clear South Methodist Church perform­ groups along the route of the pro­ Attending from Manchester be­ will get larger. So also will tax formed ex-patient clubs to help morrow will primarily depend on who had the face of an Irish Slippery Roads ness and population growth. this was a matter of years. ed the ceremony. sides Taylor were Mayor Francis payments to the government and, one another to full recovery. posed highway. leprechaun and the soul of a AnoUier idea is spreading — The Communists, since pushing The bride, given in marriage by On the basis of his experience on Mahoney; Robert-Brock, executive how well you size up die com­ • devilish poet, was most famous of course, company profits. This Formerly about one-third of pa­ I Cause 3 Crashes portion of the pact is called a. strike away the locks and bars to secretly into Ladakh in 1957, have her father, wore a gold wool dress, Rt. 8 when he on the staff of vice president of the Manchester for his role of Scarlett O’Hara’s tients discharged from mental built up a 750-mile road network. panies' earning prospects. Earn­ "cost savings” plan. mental hospitals. Wise doctors are m LEASING black and white accessories, and a the Waterbury Chamber of Com­ Chamber; Atty. Paul Groobert, father to "Gone With The Wind. hospitals relapsed and had to go The Chinese occupied about winning the argument that coop­ corsage of yellow roses and white merce, Edwards told the (^icials state representative; and John De- ings are the true measure of That same year Mitchell afso Slippery road conditions caused The agreement is subject to back within a year. 12.000 square miles of the barren, three of five accidents to Man­ ing sick people up like prisoners IjiUI carnations. they rtiould contact mayors, labor vanney, 317 Highland St. played the boozy frontier doctor worker approval, but David J. Pilot programs stressing total and RENTALS two- and three-mile high plateau stock values. 'The influencing fac­ chester yesterday. All three were McDonald, president of the AFL- can only make them sicker and Miss Carol Ann Lambert of unions, PTAs, businessmen, todus- Ffom Bolton were Robert Mc­ to “Stagecoach,” a picture many rehabllitatiop through multiple First to Maneiiester. New eara, before the Oct. 20 onslaught. By minor, police said, and there were CIO United Steelworkers of Amer­ more fiightened. Only a small Manchester, a sister of the b/de, triallsto, and clergymen. Kinney, Herbert Wilson, Stanley tors are many; quality of man­ critics believe the finest western services indicate 'this recurrence fnD malnteaaiioe, tally tosnred attacking isolated Indian check- no injuries reported in any of the ica, predicted at the joint news percentage of mental patients is was maid of honor. She wore an FTed Nassiff, president o t the Chamber of Conunerbe, welconiea "L^fislators are guided by and Patnode, Lawrence Fiano, Itorico ever made. of illness could be reduced to 10 to reduce your problems and po.sts they grabbed more than agement, degree of need for the accidents. Police made no arrests. conference here Monday that it dangerous. aqua wool dress, black and white represemtaitives from four new industries located in the Mianchee- want to be guided by interests,” he Fiano, Ricco Fiano, Paul Fiano, In the Academy Awards that Coming along rapidly is a new per cent or I m , says the Nation­ worries. For tall taformatlon 2.000 additional square miles. By accessories, and a 'corsage of yel­ 4 New Firms ter area. Guests are Ed Galuska, Mico Specialty Co.; Peter said. At 7 o’clock last night, a cat- will pass handily. al Institute of Mental Health. mid-November they had seized Everett T." McKinney, John Roth- produa pr service, competition, year—1939—Mitchell was mainly operated by Joseph G. Long, 26, of The election probably will be concept of community psychiatry, eall low carnations. Meyers, Mey^ns ElectroCooling Inc.; Gordon Friendrich, S% They will be impressed during well and Gagliardone. to competition with himself. His says Philip E. Ryan, executive di­ A very recent concept is the everything within Peking’s 1960 and financial strength, to name a 28 Bunce Dr., southbound on held to January, he added. Emile Champagne of Coventry Manufacturing Co.; and Thomas HolUs and Richard White, Bru­ the coming session of the legisla­ performance to “Stagecoach” rector of the National Association public mental health center com­ Paul territorial claim line. Get Welcome baker Northeastern Inc. (Herald i^oto by Ollara). From Andover was John Yeo­ Adams St., collided with an on­ Affected will be all the 7,000- Dodo* Poflrioe served as best man. ture, if persons representing all few. Assessing such faaort, and won him the Oscar for best sup­ for Mental Health. bining all types of services, from INC. "Now they've come to the edge mans, and from Willlmantic were coming vehicle, operated by Miss Kaiser workers here. treatment to job-training and A reception was held at the kinds of interests support the porting actor. In this, the emphasis is to get Phone Ml 9-2881 of the plateau and reached their home of the bride’s parents. The sylvanla we also will manufac­ project, he said. J. Nelson Harger and Edwards. making our findings available, is Elizabeth R. Haberern of 230 Mc­ The pact includes a pledge that placement. limit,” an Indian officer said. At Luncheon ture a Hne of tools under the Bru­ located in Manchester "because Ed In 1962 he won television’s Em­ Kee St., who was In the process the patient over the acute stage 878 MAIN STREET couple left for a motor trip to Ver­ The slogan of the group, Uke The next meeting will be called employes will receive at least the But only one-fourth of the na­ "From now on they are in moun­ baker name.” Kosak (one of the partners) is a a major part of our service: So my for best dramatic, perform­ of illness by hoepital treatment, mont. They will live at 26 Linden that of the Rt. 8 group, could be by the co-chairmen. . of passing a parked police cruiser. wage level of the steel industry. “We felt it was time for such a very persuasive guy.” ance and to 1953 he got the legiti­ then send him home to finish his tains and have the same condi­ St. Manchester was encouraged to don't hesitate to seek our evalu­ Both cars were moving very slow­ "There has to be a floor,” said change of approach to tool cut­ Kosak, a long-time Manchester "We want Rt. 6 now. And we don’t mate theater’s Tony for his role tions we have.” Mrs. White is a 1960 graduate assert its growing Independence care how,” he sedd. ly on impact, police said,, but con­ a company spokesman, "and it recovery, much like the patient India lost its second most im­ ting marketing—by decentralizing, resident, talked his partners into Patieht$ Robbed In the Broadway musical “ Hazel siderable left front damage was of Manchester High School. Mr. from yie paper and textile indus­ ation of situations in which you wUl be the Big Steel floor. But we with a heart attack or tuberculo­ This season, add one m ore portant Ladakh airfield near Chu- we bring the manufacturing cloeer locating in town when they de­ Points the group should stress, Jlagg.” inflicted to both vehicles which sis. White attended schools in Cali­ tries atat first nimtured the towm never expect it to be considered name. "Shopper's Loan," to shul—14,230 feet up—in the last to the customer, and eliminate un­ cided to form the new company. he said, are the hazards of the NEW YORK (AP) — Three may be interested. The public mostly knew Mitch­ were towed from the scene. fornia. by the recent arrival of four firms because this plan will provide a A young mother crippled by the top of your shopping list— round of fighting Nov. 19. certainty and delays that result "We became convinced of a need narrow road now, the need for a thieves figured out this prescrip­ ell as an actor during his 60-year new to the area, all of them tool major artery between Hartford Earlier in the evening, at about higher income than the mini­ a'cute anxieties, for example, was andwhenyourloanisapproved, from operating at too great a dis­ for mold makers in this area from tion for mass robbery in a doc­ career to show business. He also LABS ARE LAUDED and machine shops. and Providence, and the tax ad­ 4 p.m. Mrs. Marie Gervals of 47 mum.” , admitted to a general hospital money wiFI no longer be a prob- tance.” our own experience. So, besides a tor’s office; ' was known as a quiet genius of NEW YORK (AP) —Not only The ChambeiN^ Commerce, with vantages there will be to the state Seaman Circle was driving west McDonald called the agreement merely as another rick person, with lem.You’ll have cash to buy just Peter Meyers of Meyers Electro regular tool and die Job shop, we Rieater in his early career. As a "superior achievement” but more the Connecticut Bqnk & Trust Co., and the towns along the - way if They tied up the physician, his on Center St., west of Knox St., 'a great step forward toward in­ no commitment papers. the right gift for every name on ETV Fund Drive Cooling also baa a new approach also are prepared to subcontract playwright he had several hit All Mancheflter’s Eyes will be on these hands enthusiasm for foreign languages welcomed representatives from industrial growth blossoms along nurse and receptionist, then forced when she began to get drowsy, dustry peace.” He declined to say Once over the crisis, ehe went your list. . . at any store you to tool manufacturing. He is mak- molds for the rubber firms in the ys on Broadway and was much police said. Her car heaaded home, continuing regular -visits to Set in February has been showm by students using four such firms at a'ljincheon at the way. the receptionist to call out the PUTNAM whether the plan will be pushed please. Store bills won’t come All Manchester’s Eyes will be on your coiffure Willie’s Steak House '-yesterday 'ng cutting tool cooling mechan­ area.” names of ^tients seated to the d«nand as a play doctor. to the right side of the road for adoption elsewhere. the hospital’s out-patient clin­ language laboratories, a Board of isms that cool electrically Instead People to Willlmantic know they SH0PPIK6 in at the end of the month Education report reveals. noon. General Manager Richard are $76 to $100 million away from waiting room. All 11 patients were & C O . r■ e was also a successful di- toward a park vehicle, owned The contract is to be four years ic. She was fortunate, too, in hav­ of by the more conventionaJ liquid either, because ypu'll pay for The educational television com­ More thEui 10,000 city pupils are The companies honored '.jvefe Martin briefly thanked the cham­ having Rt. 6, he said, but they are bound and robbed, one by one, as •ector and producer on Broad­ by Lenin M. Ferri, 42, of to effect and subject to annual ing a community service which mittee is planning a townwlde cooling medium. f1 I. CfNnS ST., MAN04KTM Wapping, when her daughter everything on the spot, and augmenting regular class study in Brubaker Northeastern, located-nn ber for its part in attracting in­ eager to have a start made on the they entered the toner office. way. He came to Hollywood to revision and review. supplied a trained nurse to help fund drive in February to help "The Mico Specialty Co. is a Ml 3-2151 alerted her to her direction, her at home. LIST then make convenient monthly To show our appreciation foreign language with the use of Rts. 6 and 44A in Bolton: Meyera, dustry in Manchester, amd , com­ road. They know that Manchester The Negro robbers, two with MX with a three-way contract as ’The cost savings plan works like .small machine shop, but with one but It was too late to avoid the payments to HFC. Borrow con­ raise Manchester's share of costs tapes, phonograph records and Electro Cooling Inc., in a Newton plimented Chamber Executive Vice guns and one with a knife, got ~xM.mb.r* N»w York Stedi writer, director suid actor. this: Only about one-fifth of the na­ for Hartford ETV Channel 24. difference,” said Ed-Galuski, heawi will have its section long before Gervals car from striking the fidently from Household microphones. Co. building on Elm St.; Mlco President Robert Brock for his WiUhnantic has its. about $600 to cash' and $300 to jew­ Boim to Elizabeth, N.J., Mitch­ The year 1961 was selected as tion’s general hospitals as yet SMAll PSOBUM for your enthusiastic response Frank Stamler, a co-chairman of the firm. ”We are lucky enough ell started as a newspaper report­ Ferri vehicle In the left rear. The Finance. Those using the labs have Specialty Co., at 640 Hilliard St., performanpe in his job. Willlmantic would be closer to elry from Dr. Thomas H. Amos, a base to determine the costs ,qf have such psychiatric units. Last of the committee, said about 30 to raiabiiet a product as well as pro­ Open 9 to S Dally er and drifted from the city room Gervals car was towed from the labor and material for each ton NIIH All HFC shown superior achievement in and Seg Manufacturing Co., Inc. Hartford if there was a better his nurse, the Receptionist and the year, general hospitals cared for iliin persons will canvass homes during fluency, intonation and compre­ vide a Service. We make a safety Open 6:80 to 9 Thursday Eve. to the stage door. One of Mitch­ scene with extensive right front of finished steel. about 860,000 of the emotiqpally MONTt4KY PAYSIINT SCHIDWI at 218 Hartford Rd. SMOKED CHEESES road from Hartford as far as Bol­ patients to the physlclan’s''Harlem SHOPPfrS LOAN to our Grand Opening,, • the two-week drive. hension, the report declares. Of Tom Hollis described Brubaker device for -power presses.” ASPATRIA, England (AP) — Open 9 to 12 Saturdays ell’s earliest Broadway appear­ damage. As technology increased output, ill. 20 t t 13 « ton Notch, he said. office Monday. S a rm ls AowA g * r m t$ P « m i ) Stamler . said all contributions the experimental French group "We hope to grow, and we hope Britain’s largest cheese store, ances was With John Barrymore ’Three other minor vehicular ac­ There are other helping hands. Northeastern as "a new experi­ unit costs are expected to de­ s $ 6.72 $ 7.27 $10.06 $16.46 will be welcomed, although the studied, 71 x>«r cent elected to to stay in Manchester as we owned by the National Milk Mar­ to the 1918 production of "Re­ cidents were attributed to slip­ Hospitals and communiUes now ment in the tool cutting business.” crease. It is this savings which 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 committee will concmtrate on continue the language for a fourth “While we serve as sales force grow,” be said. keting Board, burned recently and demption.’’ pery road conditions, police re­ will go into the special fund for operate nearly 1,600 psychiatric ported. 19.25 20.91 29JJ7 54.48 raising JIO viewing memberships year, against 36 per cent of non­ and warehousers for our parent Gordon Friedritatx of Seg Man­ 32,000 cheeses valued at $^,000 Mitchell was the last hard-core monthly distribution. The em­ outpatient clinics, assisting half a 30.83 to the channel. A tk aboNt Crodit 33.61 47.55 89.47 lab students. company, Brubaker Inc. in Penn- ufacturing said that the firm were' destroyed . survivor of the famous Bundy ployes will get 32.6 per cent of the million persons last year. 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 He said the committee hopes to total. „ Only a few hospitals have 24- Lift /nturanee on CREATIVE Street group, immortalized by the The Seksdmid «Aom i t b t t d m prompt mentkty find support among members of late Gene Fowler in "Minutes of Christmas Mail Officials pointed out that the hour emergency clinics. Joans at grou p rat* rtparmt mis end iudmdts tm is. Bom ttkotrs tkarjt * UWOlA oil froloMM ^ $ t 0 0 Of U tt town PTAs to act as canvassers. Qie Last Meeting.” The group, plan is different from most in­ Some provide day care, with the Channel 24 went on the air earli­ '- known to have squeezed a grape Now Hitting Peak centive and'. profit-sharing plans patient spending his nights at er in the fall with a three-faceted . or. two to its hey-day, conristed because it is based on production home. Some provide night hospi­ s t z Tjsrt'&sr program schedule — in-school hese are GOOD F00DS...but costs instead of on an individual tal care tor people who woric by of Barrymore, W. C. Fields, Er­ "While its too late to talk about COIFFURES courses, adult education courses rol Flynn, artist John Decker, early mailing of Christmas gifts employe's output. day, come in at evening toi*<(fher- for credit and cultural offerings. and the l^hemian drifter Sada- And cards,” Postmaster Al^n B. The spokesmen would make no apy and overnight stay. HOUSEHOLD HNAN 696 Main St., Manchester—MI 9-6629, MI 8-6066 The channel, directed by the Cw>- klch! Hartmann. estimate of the actual worker There also are a few halfway necticut Educational Telervlsion Bailey today said, "I am grateful S Mitchell, a witty and brilliant for Uie excellent cooperation to benefits possible through the houses, where discharged patlenta Corp., has offices at Trinity Col­ \ conversationalist, had cancer for date on the 'Mail Early for Christ­ agreement. live for a time to company with lege wmr^ MANCHItraR SHOPMIW PARRAN ,,,is pleased to announce a repeat s \ almost a year, but kept his spirits mas Campaign.” The special committee included other patients, gaining confidence, P ^ i P P up. 'The night before Ihanks- The (Christmas mail load is now representatives of labor, manage­ realising they sure not alone. 382 MMdIo Turnpike w 'J givtog hV;' appeared to Perry hitting its peak here and "time ment and the "public.” It was In some communities, emotion­ of our opening special*,,,! Deaths Last Night Como'z: television show. It was means everything now,” he said; headed by Dr. George W. Taylor, ally sick children from broken 2nd Fleer— Mitchell 3-2738 filmed last summer. "Even a lew hours delay to get­ professor at the University of homes are finding foster homes, Inat: II li $ Mm ., Tsm., Than.—10 It I NtO., FrL—fJO tt NtM Set Pennsylvania. for affection and normal experl- BEVERLY HILLS. <3allf. (AP) His survivors include his wid­ ting your, cards and gifts mailed — Thomas Mitchell 70, whose ow, Susan, and a daughter, M r^ may mean disappointment to your theater career spanned more than Anne Jl^u^v^^ame^ Mitchell, sec­ friends and loved ernes on''C l^t 60 years of writing, acting and retary ' ot labor to Presi­ mas Day.” * Opening Special! directing, died Monday of cancer dent Blisenhower’s cabinet, was a The postmaster suggests that after a long Illness. He was born nephew. last minute mailers use Air Mail. the magnificent to Elizabeth, N.J. A \ The wife and daughter were There is still time for local de­ Complete* Permanent SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — with Mitchell at the bedside qf his livery, but all Christmas cards Robert M. Haas, 76, former archi­ Beverly .mns home when he died. should be sent by first class mail tect and pioneer motion picture Funeral services have not been “Now that we are coming to the art director, died Monday after •ompleted. They will be private. end of the big rush, let’s all leeep I V I a g n a a long illness. Haas^ was an archi­ lip the good work so that we can tect to New York until 1919 when Tm E STANDS STILL have every mail bag empty and OKLAHOMA d T Y , Okla. (AP) he joined the old Famous-Players every Post ffice employe rriaxtog .00 — Passengers on a nonstop Jet Lasky Studio. He joined Warner at home on Christmas Eve,” the flight from Oklahoma City to Los postmaster said. Bros, to 1929 and retired to 1960. Angeles arrived at their destina­ Extra operators on duty SYLEHAM, England (A P)—Sir tion almost before they left — RIVIERA EXTENDED BIG PICTURES will bring ^ou to service you for the Charles Arden-Clarke, 64, the first pretty good going -even for the PARIS (AP) ' -S ix new aaaaide governor-general of independent jet age. resorts are to be bylU by the holiday rush. Ghana, died Sunday. He was ap­ The plane took off at 6:61 p.m. French government on the Lan- pointed the (Jold Coast colony’s and arrived at the Los Angeles guedoc-RoussllIion coast. last governor to 1948 and inde­ a ir^ rt at 6:66 p.m. Departure The i government has aaoured executed by one of our highly skilled operators pendent Ghana emerged eight far more TV enjoyment was on Central time and arrival land along this southern coast eif *includes: shampoo • creme rinse years later with him as governor- WHY on Pacific time. Actual flying France, which borders on Lion’s o general. fime was two .hours and live min- Gulf, and architects are already Only the Magna-vltion "330” gives you the fully automatic TV-PicturCs twice as big • treatment a setting «tes. working on the project. BUSINESS AS USUAL CONNECTICUT APPROVED FRESH TAKE A CHANCE \ as 19 Inch sets— Far greater enjoyment and for only pennies a day. PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. (A P)— if you desire an appointment Dr. William Phelps Ellis decided to celebrate his 82nd birthday c before the holidays . . . with a special treat—he went fish­ WITH FIRE? COMPLETES ing. The clearest most beautiful pictures you’ve ever seen! lijiii That was In the afternoon, Vldeomatic— fully automatic TV— makes all the adjust­ though. In the morning he had of­ CALL MI 9- 6529 TODAY! ments electronically, continuously, perfectly, to give you fice hours as usual. EVERY MEAL M I 3-6065 m m the best pictures day or night All you do is select your favorite program, Vldeomatic does the rest Total Re­ Buy a fresh cut or living tree as mote Option'al. Special sepia filter eliminates glare and short a time before Christmas as reflections that cause eyestrain. Gold Seal Warranty. CREATIVE COIFFURES.. possible. Do not keep a tree after Mancheater*» netoett and finest Beauty Salon is it hasXcjed out. Locate tree away \ iim; dedicated to the motto “ Your Complete Satisftto from exit doors and passageways. iiilii tion Is Guaranteed alumys*^. . need tee say more. Stand tree firmly in pail of water or wet sand. Use only non-combus­ Mr. Robert, our Styles Director, will head a highly tible decorations. Be careful with skilled staff .of superbly trained professional stylists, matches, smoking and open flame. colorists and operators. The most modem techniques Use only approved type of wiring pilii in good condition. Hove your old for both casual and high fashion styling are at jpur cords and light sets examined by III disposal in this fine shop employing the newest in an electrician and repaired before iiilii equipment and the ultimate in quality and cleanhnesw. using. Discard all worn-out cords. Window Shades Iii Permanents, cutting, coloring, styling all at SEN- Make certain that, all bulbs fit Coionlat Style shown, Mode to Order III SIBLE PRICES. securely. Turn off Christmas tree S upo rb Performance Contomporary stylo ALSO lights when replacing bulbs, when In mahogany finish, VENEHAN BUNDS In Portable TV decorating tree, before retiring, Full-transformer-powered chassis for modsi 308. ONLY Services and Prices: Bring your old rollers to Store Hours: aad save S6c per shade or if your house is left unattended. U a te r reiiabllity. Front UHF-VHF • Conditioning Sham­ Do not overload your electric cir­ JoSnd, telescoping antenna, In choice poo plus Creative Monday ...... 9 to 7' GREATEST DEPENDABILITY— Sti trouble-free that Connecticut Fresh Milk Is A Set $2.60 cuits. Place Christmas gift wrap­ only Magnavox guarantees SERVICE on all parts for Tuesday ...... 9 to 7 W e s S r i 19, model 130. pings in metal wdste basket and Masterpiece of Nutrition. . . one year, the picture tube for three years on all Gold • Haircut or Wednesday ... .9 to 7 Seal Models. S h a p in g ...... $2iM) get rid of them at once. MHk and dairy foods art of miulctd hnportenc* Thursday .... .9 to 9 $ 1 7 A .9 0 • Coloring, from $6.00 in making meals nutritionally compiote and UHF>VHF only Friday ...... 9 to 9 psfroshing. Milk balancas your meal... it fur­ • Hair-Scalp .9 to 6 C H r i s t m a i S nishes, at low cost, food values inciHding K1ELBA8A Treatment ..$3.50 S atu rd ay...... calcium, protain, phosphorus, riboflavin, Pte the perfect festive touch, seiye it coM Frosting and Silver Later appointments by Extra vitamin A, vitamin D and thiamin#. . . all as an appetizer or canape. Also delicious Blonde coloring is a ajpe- special request when grilled with eggs. Made of pure meat See our complete selection of Magnavox TV, , . Come in today cialty . . . and we service operators from our West Hartford affiliate cm duty essential for your waM-being, even N you art natural spices in one of America’s , and carry a full line of and wigs and switchea. for the holiday rush. a waight watchar. most modern meat processing plana. This information was prepared h f No Op^n Daily YOUR FIRE DEPART/AENT Payments L A. JOHNSON Until 9 to 9 r CREATIVE COIFFURES Published in the interest of public safety by PAINT 00. AU za -% “IVIAKE MINE MILK”..._ < March Saturday 695 Mato St. Manchester—MI 9-«B9, 1118-6080 THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY 1963 till 6 . ‘T ou r OompleU Batisfejotloa Guaranteed. Alwaya’* 723 MAIN ST. fam ous for finest quaKty meat produdi sihee 1896 k::« ' __ f ' BECAUSE YOU NEVER OUTGROW YOUR NEED FOR MILK MeacliMler's AppMoace aad Color TV Ceatar 1-n “ IHH-iniy-limiiHiSSiK PHONE Mi 9-4501 Hiir'iHiH'HiiilHHUHKiHK-miUiHiir • s

PAGE FOURTEEN HANoxiESTER EVENING HERALD. IfANCHESTER. CONN-, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 196t MlfCBESTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 196S PAGE FIFTEEN

lI t t l e s p o r t s BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR H-^ 'PLB DAHiY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

RXRPON MBI. .7.” && FI6HT FARooN fie!— QIC TONKSHT . ««BW ID6A, MASOR/W e CA M Five Restaurant Duckpinners Enter 400 Club Amwtr to Pravteua t a S * TIM.VWWWOO'yOOSAVvJE S O V 4 CXrriN THE COUNTRY AND CUT \ S yi^ S .9 f Actress OUR OWM CHRISTMAS T«?eES N fwi6 NEAR ? weuL BE NEcioSs^l^iS^ ' ACM8S DOWN SACK TO THE r e a l CHRISTMAS,*'™^ ^ NERNOOS LAOOa llAkNiE— -• 10oB»elMt Tony Marinelli Race for Lead TRADITIOM AND W E'LL MANE, WniriilMi SB w gaiw Thurston Sets Record . rwIC*^. VAof^ 'il Ri^fchtfvd FINE TREES TOO— UNLIKE SBbtL.— IB •$!*»»■* /viC THE SICKLY SPECIM ENS Has 422 Total In Y League s c G r bs SH N E SOLD AROUND TOWN.' SGcnMcS0B0i In Construction Loop BtfcGS BUNNY T W a d aarnr ttH o M M id U r •MMBBt’f Still Red Hot COMMERCIAL—Nine games up gAVUNQS—Lols Spenoer t25,^ RAINBOWS — M a r y B cn ba tn T o S et Pace US m c b BIw .d in c tk m BUGSyVSAV NO M O R E -J THAT'S T H '7 W » R SlalM Verbaiv 126, Nell Saimotid 121, Terry Hayden 888. the Manchester Motor Service All kinds of records are being: established on local bowling UVnSmo ®555k^ team (29-13) with thie battle for DID \ I SOT m TIME THIS WEEK •natka^ lOCtoiBOl 127— 886. Battle for first place continuee lanes this season and in the Construction League, Bill Thurs­ ssnmcy -siBookflCHN Five bowkra entered the sec(Hid between Hllliard'ville 77S f ? ^ O N P j ANV- TH'KID HAS TRIED iBARLT B1BD&—C3alre Agoatl- in the T League with Holiday ton was the latest to s i^ in on the record list. Thurston roll­ BOCry r LOSE HIS • u ! BBBddge Blbla POUOB * FTOE M I D G E T 400 Oub a m on | ' Restaurant Lanes (30-12) ^11 three gamee up Lunch (22-20), Paul Dodge and 38 Got up 44Cottoataadl nelU 131, Eileen Dowda 127; Itery- Moriart^s, each 21-21. A1 Falcet- ed consistently in posting single games of 145-143-139 for a TURN V/OLINl I S l SSlOBiaiy SSSeottMi ontliB—Janet Plech 104. anne Plaaanello 340. League- j^rncipants last on the Manchester Motor Sales VIMtoC * '* » i (27-15). Dave Saunders entered ta 133-^61, Murry Crouse 125, ^new high triple of 427. He was anktanl* nilyitd. week with Tony Marinelli Dave Wltham 141, Ralph Staric- 0 °'' * « « « - « ^ 5 SSHntualamlLr STFemlnlM FOUOE a FDKfc JB. OIBI.S— BON BONS—Rolane Iriah 108. the 400 Club with 138 his best sin­ the only pinner over the 400 mark ttAMentowa ^ f jS S S S L 40Glrer nicknuns showing the way with a 422 gle. His three-game total was an weather 133, Bud Weir 128, Willie last w e ^ . nXotfidiitnHB »««««• Joyce Baldyga roUed a 120—new Koetech 164—388, Paul Aceto totaL Close behind were even 400 total. Other top ''ahootm were Don U C o n b m d t 2 I 4 r 6 1 8 6 nr r big'h alnfle for the aeason. BANTABI8—M icM Irish 101. .. Andy Lamoureaux at 414, Dick Dl- 128—368, Milt Plouff 135—351, sasw ia HeM Charlie Whelan was' next in line FUvell 161—392, Jock Talley 135 Don Albee 129—364. MCwiwiBMib lor 14 PIMNlilTmB—CeU Mirault 180, Bella 418, Burt Clau|d>sey ^0^ and with 167—383, followed by EU Fish -6 6 1 , Joe Scata 135—363, Joe i l i MORNING GLOBT,—Tarry Him Howie Hampton 406. Am Stefanon 176, Toni Fogarty son 147 — 862, new single fUtd 141—381, Howie Hampton 149 — Roesetto 141—378. Joe Mlsserl 358, 379, Joe Tweronlte 150 — 374, nr 16 17 183—477, Dot NeweU 182 — 506, triple, records, Sophie Burger 183. Good tingles were turned In by CHURCH 10 PIN — Wapplng Reg Mosher 361. Art MsMsaro 361, Lee Past Conference as a re­ midable linebacker and who in 146— 402, Jerry Maloney 162 again next spring at Fort Lauder­ KID CHOCOLATEl “When that guy caught me by the Hills, Tulsa, Okla. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAJt sult of the recruiting scandals, high school was adjudged the best 396, Jim Posten 137-158—424, Jack dale. Young prospects will report NOT ONE SOLID pants, I wanted to keep going. It to Manager Ralph Hoiik on Fet HEAP BUM HAS served notice on the Western Con­ player In southern Cidifomla. Vittner 137, Walt Berthold 148 T- would have been embarrassing but ference this season. Jim Kaat of Minnesota hit 18 10. Training for the Yankee pitch­ Give Skates Junior Choices 148—396, Howie Hampton 141-137 /sou cP u £ 5 T \ P»IETRATEP7HE batters and made IS wild pitches if my pants ha^ come off, I’d have Southern California beat. Ipwa Among the Ulustrioua lads com­ — 405, Kip Withey 140, Hip Cor- ers and catchers Is scheduM for SUPERB DEFENSE kept on ruimlng. And if I had last season. But he' had an 18-14 Feb. 20 smd drills for the full squad OF SU6AR KAYNE! and Illinois. Washington topped ing back ^ two who were named renU 163-173-146 — 472, Shirley FOR WINTER FUN dropped tbe baU, I would have Illinois and tied Puidue. UCLA, to the AU-America team as jun­ Vittner 132, Rusty Buchanan 138- record and a 3.14 eonied run mark. will start Fieb. 27. kept running, too — right out of finished-iri front of Ohio State. iors. They are the 6-foot, 225- 134— 378, Faith Dennis 140-140 the atadlum.” Stanford upset AQdiigan State. pound end Hal Bedsole and Da­ 396, Mary Fontana 161— 399, Mari­ mon Same, a linebacker. lyn Bussollnl 135— 363, Shirley “The best thii^ that Bedsole Vittner 182, Amy Plrkey 131, Fran <& does,” said MifiCay in answer to Kupec 130-143— 376. m o r t y m e e k l b BY DICK CAVALLI a question, “is run with the ball after he catches it. He Is a very DUSTY — Manchester Modes superior pass catcher and do you (37-19), Joe's Barbers (34-22), ttOt: A TAX KIGe APF0VJ3G NOW TD knorw that he was a quarterback Bolton Lake House (33-23) and ISw in high school and junior colleger Repeats (33-23) pace,( play. Ed ■ J T D L tL a . THeaJGTOFUVING B e (G, GOTA KMGeTDPW/ AUTO Kodes. 212, Joe Ryan 211, Ted RIGCN TD A He can throw the ball a far piece, HOW »«^, 0N6 aziOHrGfCT too, but he’s too 'valuable on' the Drenzik 208, Bill Oppelt 207, Dave EBCOCP HIGH/fT WAG INTW e NEW 6TDNK3HT:.. ASKONDCAO other end.” Newcomb 205, John Goituigos 201, ------BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY .CRANE ANN0(JNCH7TboVV. Southern California Is some­ Paul Krebs 242-212—622, Herb GLASS thing in the way of assurance tliet Clark 216-205—600, Ed Spencer MY RADARMAN \ 1 DO HOT WISH ^WHAT 00 THEY CARE FOR PRISONERS? the Big Ten is not going to run, 200-234—600, Ernie Whipple \ WAS WOUNDED. TO ALARA^YDU, THERE IS A SHORTAGE OF MEDICINE. YOUR over the Pacific coast—not for an­ M 4—578, Sam Ooggln 203-566, — NATURALLY FROM Of All Kinds ®on Ostberg 204-^66, Norm THEY SAID THEY SESoR, BUT THE COUNTRYMAN WILL BE LUCKY V THEY BIND other year at least. Warren 552. dcolei WERETAKIHG / hospital IS FOR .X ------^------HIS WOUNDS EVEN WITH CLEAN RA6S. CN-e high Is quality HIM TO THE I tHEMIUTARY. InsfoBtd frempriy MORIARTY BROTHERS Avenue of Champions Y MIDGET BOYS—Mike Heff- pel reoMMwbie^ cori hi AH MfriiM «f Con ron 102-116, Don Denley 112, Mac Colpitis 110, Dave Colpitts 100. Work Do m Indeon in Our Shop LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — The street running between the Uni­ BOYS* OPEN 8 AJML to 5 PJH.—SATURD’AY 8 AJH. to NOON KACEY 10 PIN—EAS Gage m NEfi€. $1695 ’61 MERC. $2095 MEN’S versity of Kentucky's Memorial HOCKEY SKATES Ck>lismm and McLean Stadium is (76-36). Moriarty’s (70-42) and Meteor “ 600” 2-Door. Black. Monterey Con'yertlble Ckiupe. HOCKEY SKATES known as the “Avenue of Cham­ Paul Dodge Pontiac (68-44) rank Radio, heater, V-8, Merco- Radio, heater,' Mercomatlc. BROOKS—13.98 BAUER—9.98 J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. pions.” It was so namM by the one. two. three in the standings. matlc. FuU power. Black with white Mario Frattaroll 211, PhU DesJar- 31 MSSELL St. PHONE Ml 9-7322 City of Lexington in the sprteg of top- t — BOYS’ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 1950 In recognition of the UK ath­ dins 236, Jim Watt 216, Hank ’80GHEV. $1695 MEN’S Wlttke 214, Scotty Yaworski 214, FIGURE SKATES FIGURE SKATES letic aeams’ unprecedented success Tmpala Convertible. Blue. Ra­ ’61 COMET $1395 that year in annexing the Sk>uth- AIBergevin 210, Joe Moriarty BAUER—11.98 210-222—571, Stan Hilinski lU dio, heater, powerglide, power 4-Door Sedan. Gray. Radio,' BROOKS— 15.98 HE’ WAS JUST SEEN GOING IN THE IKHMIlOTMWft GUTSTAUINGiPATAKEyl OHiYES YOU WILliALVINl eastern Cmference titles in both steering. Sbccellent! COURT HOUSE M.MAygE FOR NEW ABOUT THE COOS , THAT'S 300 MILES PROM VOLTRE GOINS TO CLEAR football and basketball and their 256—580, Vic Squatrito 562. heatef, stfuidard transmission. Real dean! LADIES* GIRLS* MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD FOUND M M ysTRIf»l' victories in the Sugar Bowl grid MAYBE SOMEONE M wiwow'-jnwwsTe game and (he NCAA cage tourna­ CHURCH DUOKPINS — North ’60 DODGE $1245 FIGURE SKATES FIGURE SKATES THE ENGRAVING ment. Methodist No. 2 (38-18),. North Methodist No. 1 (32-241 ■ lead. Seneca 4-Door. White, tan top. ’60 RAMB. $1245 BROOKS— 16.98 B A U E R -9.98 THE MUTUAL YES, DOCTOR— ^ Radio, heater, standard trans­ tVEU,H^ TRUST AMR.YEKRAAAj Bruno Mazzoli’s 95 without a 4-Door. Green and wfilte. Ra­ \ mark, a new season standard. mission, V-8. dio, heater, automatic' trans­ M M C A L L M E COMP/VNY? HESAIDIT WAS - A S S O O f/ A S / IMPORTANT.! Art LeClalre 145—351, Nunzlo mission, power steering, power Lupacchlno 137—377, Red Oak- ’59EDSEL $945 Other Good Gift Suggestions POSSIBLE/ It's McBRIDE'S For brakes. msui 138— 360, John Brown 136, Villager 4-Door ,^tation Wag­ A Completo Line Of Ralph Fothergill 149—385, Clar­ on. 9 passenger. Radio, heater, ’57 MERC. $495 FLEXIBLE FLYER SWING-A-WAT ence Hanna 137—361, Ernie Wil­ automatic transmission, pow­ MEANS kie 138—355, Tony Yacono ■ 137- Monteny 2-Door. Radio, heat­ SLEDS ELECTRIC er steering, power brakes. FROM 10.89 Up BOWLING 139—395, Aldy Lamoureaux 143— White with belgei^lnterior. er, . Mercomatlc, power steer­ 374, TM Lawrence 138— 355, Glen ing. 2-tone green. CAN OPENER—i4.»8 NASSIFF ARMS FOR Nieol 361, Irv Carlson 353, Bill EQUIPMENT M M ER C . S1295 MIRRO MATIC McCarthy 357, Stan Waickowski ’61T-BIRQ $2995 6ERSTNER • BOWLING HALLS AND ALL OF YOUR 350. Warren Chandler 366, A1 Ru- Monterey Station Wagon. 6 ELECTRIC SPORTINO NEEDS . . . bacha 369, Bill Chaoman 377, Ed passenger. Radio, heater, Mer- Blue with blue interior. Full FRY PAN— 16.95 MACHINISTS • BOWLING SHOES Speiice 36'T. comatic, power steering, pow­ power. EbcceUent condition. TOOL CHEST— 38.95 DAVY TONES MbBRIDPS er brakes. Gray and white. BY LEFP and McWILLIAMS • LEAGUE TROPHIES MERCANTILE — Tony Sarpo- ’62 CONTI. $4895 RECHARGEABLE 639 Center St.— MI 9-8747 la 135—379. John Rivosa 143, Ed $1 COMET $1645 FLASHLIGHTS—5.95 Tomkiel 149, BUI Feber 362, Les 4-Door. Completely equipped including air conditioning. All STARRE'TT TOOLS MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY SIMMER X y e a h .' w e WE'VE COME • BOWLING UNIFORMSi Christensen 354. Station Wagon. Standard NO NEED TO ] KELLY... I'Ll DOWN, MARCO. I DON'T ClKE » \ TO GIVE YOU transmission. Turquoise. Has white, leather trim. One o'wn- LANTERNS AND STICK AROUND V KEEP IN WE'RE YOUR . Jt HE RAW DEAL ) A HELPING • BOWLING ^ luggage rack, too! er, low mileage. XMAS TREE UGHTS rrfe REALLY CAt4yOU NOTTDIW-I /^...THERE a r e t o o AAANY HERE ANY MORE. - FLASHUGHTS YOU NOTHING. DO A DON’T FEEL LIKE I cnrHERROORBSAROUND ACCESSORIES .CCKIAINLV R0UR6 (BNCEFfTRATlNG, '^-^jPWCTRACTAAEi I A R E AN B«wr? FOR MEN and WOMEN MANCHESTEV PLUMBINII EXCaiENT FOR EXPERT S K A T E I^ MORIARTY r WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING AAR. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING and SUPPLY CO. ABERN/SSTHYl NASSIFF COBIPLETE BRAKE SERVICE I S^3^3 i BROTHERS^ F. T. BLI9H JBh l^ fcat end TueeaiM ..Sam Lctf AMV iumw ARMS COMPANY ^ 301 CENTER S T R E E t - M 3-5135 “IF r r s HAKDWARE WB HAVE R ” IZ-18 “Boy with Ceofidence from Hartford County's Oldest Sh MAIN STREET MANOHESTES ‘THE HOUSE OP SPORTS’* CLARKE MOTOR SALES Comet—Unooln Continental—^Mercury and 361 BROAD STREET—MI 9-?012 4-Wheel Difve Vehldea Dealer” W E QlVE HHC GREEN STAMPS i2 SL 991 MAIN STv—MI 9.1647',

V ■ . V o X ' •.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18< 1961 PAGE tITENREN FAOB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.-OONN; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, IMS ^Moonlighter^ LeBaron Speaks Out on Pro Grid Finalists HUNTING . a n d ^ Catholic Home FISHING vV By HOWIE HOLCOMB . THE PEB80NAE TOUCH Tonight’s area scholastic basketball schedule m high­ Some guys will do most any­ lighted by Manchester High’s second outing of the yonng Packers Try to Panic Foe thing to catch bass... and do. season. 'The Indians, winners over Platt last I^Yiday, opfMe Even to the point of dellbMHtsly Windham High tonight at about 8 in Willimantic. scraping off the gleaming finish The "about 8" time is necesoaiye" and mutilating a store-bought jilug bemuse of a new CCIL rule° which NFW YORK (A P)__airthe way-than agrainstvthe^oftice on weekends,’ 'he said with •Sti 6:30 as the starting time for one of four so fat but show prom­ Giants who are always guarding a wry grin. "Nice to see the sky so bad even its own manufacturer ll>2Z7BbfHr ia ^ XvflaM 0^Whaiktba6?yctr ise of Improvement. It wul he LeBaron, a little man in a against the bomb.” and the other scenery around the all preliminary conteets, the var­ wouldn't recognize it. :€elUt»sr'vouJ:,0 esui^*thear sity games to start "no more than their IsMt game mitil after- too •’The' Giants’ offense is greatly NFL.” - Delving into the carefwlly holidays. world of giants, put the finger As a little man who must con­ 15 minutes after the completion on one big difference-between Improved this year. Their defense guarded secrets of the proa, Mer- of the preliminary.” ' Tonight unbeaten Dost Ootfiolie is as strong as any in the league. tend with 300-^und tackles, Le­ cuiy outboards expose soma of the THE (2-0) takes on northwest Catholic the New York Giants and I rate the two teams Very close Baron .spent a great deal of-time Lifle Club Notes goings-oh that frequently occur Friday, the Indians will return at the local gym. Gama time toere Green Bay Packers when he and look for a great game.” bn his back, although he complet­ dawn in the depths of tte tackle to the MHS arena for another is 8:15. The Eagles have aitown ed 95 of 166 passes. another (X3IL tilt — this one with promise of emulating last year’s talked about " their defense LeBaron has Just completed one “I probably am the friendliest box. Tough Week Ahead Bristol Eastern. Windham takes REC PBXLET fine 16-1 record ki two early of his best years at the age of fellow in the league to large tac­ Take, for example, the man who Herald Angle Monday. 32. with 16 touchdovm passes and 'The third round of the. tri-center aurrepUtiouBly removes such es­ an 0-2 record into tonight's tiu- games, breezing to iriotofica over "Green Bay puts tremendous kles and ends,” he said. ”Gino sle. Weaver Jayvees and the Hely 1,436 yards gained despite an in­ Marchetti (Baltimore defensive Pellet Rifle Club oonducted by the sentials as spinners or even, hooks pressure on the defense, the 5- jury that forced him to miss Recreation Department finished ...o r changes a perfectily good Ths status of (Jo-Captain Paul Trinity varsity. foot-7, 169-pound Dallas quarter­ end) has been hitting me for with the following competitive EARL YOST Quey still rsmains in doubt, fp be Rockville (2-2) goes bo E. O. back said. “The Packers try to many games. years. I always say ’Gino. you floating plug Into a diver. This plays at all tonight, it will un­ ”I’m a lawyer who is a moon­ scores; Community Y holding a unscrupulous lad usually turns out Sporto Editor Fof Top Rated Club Smith iif an effort to reverse a .really are plaiHng well.’ It works force you into errors, try to make slight two point lead over the Bl^t to be the acourge of the local fish doubtedly be only a token appear- bad beating last Tuesday. In that you fumble and panic.” lighter with a part time job on because then he picks me up. I Side Center in the National anca He's not expected back in one the Storrs quintet held a 2S-7 "The Giants will let you make Sunday,” said LeBaron. ”lt was always try not to get those un- population. For It’s such unortho­ the lineup until Friday at the League, and the Elast Side Center dox tricks that produce action Fans Want Only the Beet Seats NEW YORK (AP)—’Tbe^voting by sports writers andf>mond. halftime lead and waltzed through a few yards now and then up- more part time than ever the way' friendlv folks mad at me leading in the American League. broadcasters on the AP panel. Illinois (8-0) stepped into eighth earliest and possibly not until the last two periods. field, but they get tough when you we worked it this year. " ’’Being a lawyer might help when nothing else seems to work. Doesn’t anyone care to watch the New York football Giants Cincinnati Beaecats, ranked after Christmas. Featuring the higheet score of The next time the tithing gets Duke got the other two. place from the 10th spot on the Other action shows Coventry get down close." LeBaron told LeBaron referred to coach Tom j some. When Big Daddy (Llps- 86 was fir^ by Pete Kuzmickas, play at Yankee Stadium and sit between the end zones and .the top basketball team in The The Bearcats (6-0) )iad 438 strength of an overtime triumph Other .Area Goiimk (2-1) goes to Lorman Memorial In guests at Monday’s pro quarter­ Landry’s system of alternating | comb. 288-pound Pittsburgh , tac- Which qualified him for the sharp­ slow, try these for size; , 40-yard lines ? Seems that most requests for tickets directed Associated Press poll for the points of a possible 440, with over Iowa State. - This afternoon St. Anthony's of Lebanon for a non-league game back club luncheon. "If you can hlm with Cion Meredith on every klei ru.shes in. if 1 yell ’assault shooter's award. Peter is the first Hitch a weighted popping bug Duke (6-0) drawing 349 points. Bristol visited Cheney Tech. The other play. and battery’ it might slow him or bucktall fly about 18 inches at this department for Giant games came from area fans who third straight week today, Kentucky (3-1) moved back into BABT SIDE MIDGETS while Ellington (8-1) is hoot to escape Green Bay's pressure, you boy to receive this award since the wanted seats “anywhere between the 40-yard lines.” Few be Jiave a tough week ahead to The rest of the top five remained the top ten with a 71-80 decision hustling Rangers have won only South Windsor. should have a better chance of "It was nice to get out of the | down.” club was organized three years behind a chugger apook-type sur­ imchanged, Ohio State (5-0) third over Northwestern, good for ninth Ladders topped the Pumpers ago. Other awards were won as face from which the ho<^ have lieved that more than 45,000 season tickets were sold, most of protect their No, 1 rating. with 302 points. Chicago- Loyola place. last night, 29-22. The Ladders follows; Ernest Mclnemey, marks- been removed. This tcuidem ar­ them in the most desirable seotlons«> Winner of 24 straight over two (4-0) fourth with 218 and Missis­ Seattle (4-0) rounded out the jumped out to a 17-7 halftime lead Robertson Leader in Assists man-bstoge; Dan Burnette, Jim rangement of lures can run the in the House Uiat Ruth Built. Mike Simmons has been named a years and driving for its third sippi State (6-0) fifth with 213. top ten after a convincing 76-58 on the shooting of Tim Coughlin Byram, Carta Reale, Wayne Hor­ gamut of practically everything Regardless at what the Gihnts letter winner in football at Upper straight national championship, Records include games through victory over Da>’ton. and Dave Reynold!. In the third Pender’s Bid for Title ton and Eddie Wrobel the pro- you have handy. And you’ll be sur­ do apUASt Green Bay one week Iowa University In PayetU, Iowa. Cincinnati tangles with tough last Saturday. Wisconsin and Oregon State period, however, it was all Pum­ marksman bsulge. prised at the results. from Sunday In the National Foor tlM losers, Francis haa hit 155 of 291 shota for a .533 and Bob Pettit of 8t. Loua fourth 53. Nationals — Pete Diminico 82, has the best balance." port was thrown to Del Shofner, re-elected president of tiie Man­ ton, I>. C., the University of BOSTON (AP)—Jack (The that for tho last fenro months Conti (10) was tops. average ahead of the .531 on 312 with 884 point!, a 27.0 a'varaga. New York, Massachusetts and Eu­ Joe Diminico 77, Jim Byram 74, Four seasons ago, the Green own. Who knows, you just might seat* have been gobbled up, by OoniMotloat basketball team Shot) Foley hasn’t lost his with my Coast Guard team. ropean portion of a e middleweight ^ And the best second effort. No Tittle’s favorite end target; line­ start tearing up a few plugs your­ fans and scalpers, for the rematch chester Sportsmen's Club while In the night cap, Kevin O’Neill of 588 Shota compiled by Oscar Chamberlain also led ia re- BOSTON (AP) — Boston Pa­ Dan Burnette 73, Art Roberta 61. Bay Packers weighed a deci­ 'one matches Taylor at “breaking" backer- Joe Schmidt of Detroit, Walt Kompanik will replace Gene pointed toward a game tonight shooting touch while serving a The eontpetition may sot have (10) and Ray Kelly (6) helped the Robertson of Cincinnati. Robert­ crown this year, the boxer signed triots’ Coach Mike Holovak heads self. of last year’s title go, wtm de­ at New Orleans. bound.s with 694. with Bill Ruaaell to fight G«ie Fullmer, who was sion slightly less momentous tackles—^putting on a little ex tn ,the greatest defensive figure in cisively by the Packers 87-0. Enrico shortly as prMident of the six-month hitch in the Oosat been too strong thore, hat I Auto Parts to an easy win. Jim son ranked high in two other de­ of the Boston Celtics second with Soua a e end of this mona to surge at the monient of impact the game; and flanker Bobby Manchester Coon k. Fox Club.. Connecticut goes up against Guard before Joining the Bos­ hnve ienmed n few things. recognized as champion In the o a- than what to get a wife for Loyola, hoping to add another Manning (14) and Mike Lalritin- partments. He was the leader in 660. escai>e the cold and catch ae Howe Gains Tie, that tears him out of the clutches Mitchell, who transferred Waah- Acooiding to the Oonnecticut ton Oeltica of the NatiOMl “Also, I con seore from the cote (7) led the Lumbermen. assists with 270 and Afth in scor­ Dave Gambee of Syrocuae re­ er staites. draft. Christmas. r o ^ victory. BaakettwU Associatton. ontnlde. I have a good Jump "rhey didn’t know whether to of a 270-pound defender. ington into the surprise team of Nats Prove Easy Like Underdog State Golf Aeeoriation schedule for ing with 837 points. tained his free throw peroontege Gallantz said that the fight was Draft choices, that is. Scored Six Points "Taylor should win,” comment­ the year. 1962 only one event is slated im- The Hnsldea, getting out­ In his past two aervtoe shot whk* I think wiN still Wirt Chamberlain of the San lead with 92 of 101 for .912. canceled by a e promoter through Holovak will visit Miami, New cut Jim Taylor, a young fullback ed defensive end Lou Michaels of Past winners, like Jim Brown, r g string along with the under­ der its spoitsor^ii) at the Man­ standing defeorive perform- work In the NBA. Rutgora foothaU ooach. John no fatih of Pender. from Louisiana State, or one of For Los Angeles anees from Ed Slomceoaki and games, tiie fanner Holy Oreoa Francisco Warriors contlnv'ied to Team scoring tailed off in the Orleans and Dallas in his search MONTREIAL (AP) — Gordie the Pittsburgh SteeJers, “without Johnny Unitas, Prank Gifford, and dog in the finale, New York. Green chester Country Club. A One-Day aoe hna scored 110 points. “As long as that keeps Batefhan oosisted Lou little for 11 lead all scorers with 1.414 points league, with an average at 118.5 The attorney also maintained for 1963 American Football the halfback draftees. In a final counting the votes.” Harlon HIU, have counted the Tournament June 4 'wUl launch the Toby Kimball, best American working and na long ns Bill Howe of the Detroit Red Wings, exhibition. Taylor wae only less Bay, 'Us said, is invincible. Yet Univeratty last night, 64-58. It He'll Join the Celtics Friday years at Columbia Univarsltv. for a 50.5 game average, followed points per team that Pender, aiaough injured in League rookies. ^ playing his 17th NationtI Hockey It wasn’t quite that simple. Y. Jim Thorpe Throphy as the great­ NEW YORK (AP)--The Syra­ 1963 slate. .Weather permitting ready for action against the Russell Btnys henithy I think an automobile accident, continued ’"The unusual thing is thaG'^. horrendous than the halfback. So A. 'nttle, the ageless quarterback cuse Nationals are oonsiatenUy the Packers were routed by the De­ the annual New Year’s Day Golf waa their fourth rtetory In fl%’o I’ll be nble to get along until League season, picked up six hestayed and the Packers went on est single reward of their football itorts. New Ifork Knickerbockers at to try to get fights wia recog­ want to talk to two players at of the New York Giants and last careers. ^ the hardest club for the Los An­ troit Lions and had all they could Tournament—Jan. 1—ia scheduled. Boston Garden Saturday night I pick up the defensive tec- nized contenders and finally each of toe bowl sites,’ Holovak points last week to move into a to )4’ln one game in 12 in 1958. geles Lakers to beat, but in Los do to trim the 49ers and Rama the V * * KimbaU, who teamed with tics.” tie for the scoring lead according Now. in 1962, Jim Taylor has year’s recipient of the trophy fln- Rewarded are only the best. Slomcenski to give UConn con­ in the nightcap of an NBA signed on Aug. 20 to fight Jose said, "and in each case a e two Angeles the Nats simidy cannot laat two weeks. twiinbill. Torres of New York. to league statistics released to­ been voted the Jim Thorpe Me­ win. New Yorks’ "old guard” will be Versatile Squad trol of the backboards, who players are on ae same team.” day. morial Trophy as the most valu- also the game’s high scorer There has been speculation DOGGONE THAT TKAIN A sst Atty. Gen. Irving Rollins Holovak -promised Patriots’ fans They bowed to the National out to make amends tor last Keeping In shape during the atl- 99 OUT OF EVERY K)0 Howe, Stan Mlkita of Chicago -able player in the National Foot­ aeason is Moe Morhardt with with 19 points. whether the skinny Foioy.O- resisted a e application. He main­ they can look for about six Basketball Association's Weotern year's debacle. feet-4 and 180 pounds, will bo PIMPERNE, England (AP) — changes next year. and Andy Bathgate of New York ball League. Inaugurated by AFL AWStar Gridiron Team Division leaders again Monday Pride .according to my outlook, Green Manor's entry in the Farm­ Bill Green’s 16 was tops for tained that Torres was an "unrat­ are tied for first place with 29 Newspaper Enterprise Association ington Valley Leagrue. Morhardt the Eagles. able to make the grade in pro­ For several years. Rebel,, a gold­ ed fighter.” Rollins said a e com­ “There could be as many as night, 121-114. Syraoiae hasn’t will be a big factor in the final out­ feasional basketball. Foley ta points on 11 goals and 18 assists. in 1956 it is the highest honor that won a game in Los Angeles for is the property of the Chicago In other basketbsll action, en retriever, waited at the tame "Yes,” Pop Warner replied. mission insisted on suitable con- seven,’’-he said. "But six ie a more can be accorded a pro football come. The Giants were hurt laat WilUmantic State playing at confldMt be can. spot daily for the express train ■tenders. probable projection. You can blend Frank Mahovlich of Toronto Dominated hy Dallas^ Houston three years. December, yet recovered and were Cubs and will r^>ort for spring "When the Indians were graduated tops the league in goals with 17. player chosen by consulting the training in March . . . The Man­ home, easily downed Keene “I agree that in order to from Bournemouth to Manchester OIL FURNACE OWNERS ARE "If not. a fighter would pick a a a t many newcomers in smooaiy Yet, away from Loa Angeles, a much better club this season. play with the Oeltios I’ll have from Carlisle, they didn’t Join an Detroit's Terry Sawchuck leads men he plays with and against. the Nats have won three straight ors, winners of tfarir first two (N.H.) State by an 85-50 count. to pass through here. As it alumid association. soft touch." he said. with your system. Any more is dis­ The 27-year-old fullbacSi will be TBie Giants—Andy Robustelli and to play the bockeourt,’’ told passed by, dining car staff mem­ Pender won his portion of the rupting. Besides, any more is un­ the goaltenders with a goals — NEW YORK (APJ—Dallas andi»was named to that post. from the Lakers and they’re the starts this season, boast two ac­ They Just went back to the re­ against average of 2.12 in 52 presented the trophy, donated by Houston, the two teams that meet Larry Eisenhauer of Boston and Co'.—^ha've much pride h) their credited referees on their roster- Foley, conceding he Is too bers used to throw Rebel a par­ 160-pound title from Sugar Ray necessary.” only club that has a sertes edge wortf and will be in a revengeful College Basketball short to play the pivot and not cel of scraps and bones. The ex­ servation." Robinson Jan. 27. 1960, and lost games. Jacques Plante of Montreal A. G. Spalding A Bros., on the Sunday at Houston for the Amer­ Bud McFadin of Denver teamed on Los Angeles 3-2. Dan Pinto and Dave Turklngton- Holovak ^ d he plans to talk to 'pre-championship game show Dec. ican Football League title, placed up with Floyd and Husmann for mood on the 30th to regain the and two coaches, Don Burns of strong enough to play the oor- press now has been rerouted. The it July 1961, to Terry Downee of All-Ame^ca center Lee Roy Jor­ has 2.14 and Glenn Hall of Chi­ Syracuse was off to a poor prestige lost a year ago to the Connecticut 64. American U. 68. ner. dog’s owner, a local priest, pinned Yonngest Player Ehigland. He regained it from cago 2.19. Sawchuck and Hall lead 30 on NBC-TV. a total of 11 men on the first of­ the “front four” on defense. Larry start and got only 20 points in the Blast Catholic and Jim Morlarty. dan and end Dick WilhartMon of Taylor deserves H for a steadily fensive and defensive units of the Grantham of the New York Titans Paciceni. Manchester High Jayvee men­ Rhode Island 86, Maine 78. "J5ut I will never admit I a black bow on Rebel the last Downes on April 7 this year. Alaliama, tackleit Wes Bryant and In shutouts with three each. first quarter. They tilled at the Northwestern 83, C. W. Post 61. can’t play in the bockeoart,” day the train—and Rebel's food Detroit defenseman Howie accelerating career as the out­ All-AFL team selected for The joined Headrick and Holub as the half 57-48, led after three pe^ tor . . . Just in case you are Sklllfud Bruce MiaoGregor of the Fullmer lost his share of the Dave Adams of 'Arkansas and standing running back in the Associated Press today by a com­ Willimantic 85, Keene, N.H. 60. ho said. ‘T’ye been workhtg on source—passed through here. Detroit Red Wings, is a e young­ orowiii to Dick Tiger of N^eria In quarterback jimmy Fields and Young Is tops in penalties with 99 linebackers. nods, 82-79, but were outacored Off the Cuff wondering and want to get into est player in a e N.H.L. He is San Francisco Oct. 23. minutes. game. He won the 1962 NFL rush­ mittee of sports writers and The defensive backs are Fred In the fourth quarter 42-32,, as football crowds. shape 27^ laps around the indoor linebacker Dennis Gaubatz of ing title. He is the all-time ground- broadcasters in the eight league Williamson of Oakland, Austin ftpeaking of track at the East Side Rec Is one 21 and is two m onas younger than On Nov. 9, a e New York Com­ LSU. Elgin Baylor and Jerry West hit 'wasn't that a riiame, the meager Rod GUbert a e New York gaining leader in the long history cities. Gonsoulin of Denver and Banfield the target. mile . . i New cross country cap­ at mission acted in conjunction w ia “And I may have another talk Lightest Clubs of the Packers, outdistancing 1^- Dallas, the Western Dlvisicm turnout of 6,166 for the Gotham Rangers. Gilbert was bom on o a e r bolting commissions to rec­ with end Art Graham of Boston and Himt. Baylor finished up as tile game’s tains at Manchester High for 1968 endary figures like Tony Canadeo champs, put quarterback Len Bowl promotion at Yankee Sta­ are Jim Coleman and Rick La- -'July 1, 1941, while a e rellege Athlet­ 'When he called g .s, being a reg­ knocked over 2,103 pins for a oM ck esoeed mefrnent fainf and high fael btfla. stands 6-2 and. weighs 205. End "Taylor embodies the relen t!^ got the other offensive tackle job East Windsoi; at Ellington. ic Conference called on the na­ ular visitor at the armory to ref­ 146JS average which is pretty SALEl Nick Speizio, 1962 captain, was drive of the Packers, who em­ with Jamison. Buffalo’s Billy Saturday, Dec. 22 tion’s two warring sports groups ares Manchester High games.. nifty pinning in any league. P M LAIC M Opn. CAR ' pre.sent^ the War Memorial phasize basic force. Shaw and San Diego’s Ron Mix East Catholic at Windham JVs. to get together by Jan. I. The tkOfOr liv Ikmi Km o m s ' Trophy as the team’s most out­ “He’s not the fastest runner are the guards. Jim Otto, the de­ BCAC adopted a resolution Fri­ a standing player. around," admits Coach Vince pendable Oakland center, again Heaviest Team day urging the Amateur Athletic ‘Aai aawaring'/new Iron Fireman fumaoe is colled tbe CUSTOM Mask IL Union and the college-backed U.S. li generaSes its own combustion air snpply. UtilniDg FofaAfrWsr Ceaifam-, WIITER Track and Field Federation to Reasons Why Dtysdale Won^ . "The big fast Black Hawks of Ikm, M bwDS oil vapor and fae osygea in Ibe air in just the right proportioaa full set of 4 for J' submit their dispute to binding ar­ Chicago are the hea'viest club in' far nsokekw firing. The fire dean and dean, with no soot or NYLOIS lETlEADS the National Hockey League this bitration by the end of this month. Leader in Five Departments itarU barits season. The average player on the ■ , ------— ^^------0 amoke. With driin electrodes,. no^c and inlerior heotbig Bwtfacfs, faa Hawks weigh.*) 186 pounds, which sm ter most service calls are eliminated. O N TH E O N THE CINCINNATI (AP)<—The sev-^ Jack Hamilton of the Philadel­ o f $ is really heavy according to-hock­ W rong Way Stop paying for heat yoa’re not getting! Let ns show yo« how naoch aa FRONT REAR ey standards.. Heaviest man on seal good reasons Don Dryadale phia Phillies- was the circuit’a wild man. He led in bases on baUa, 107, m FiremM CUSTOM Mark R eon nwe far yoo. Phone far a frea fafafar the Hawks is . 220-pound Elmer ELFRIDA, Ariz. (AP)—Bowie was named, wiimer 'of the Gy (Moose) Vasko. L i^ test man on defensive back Virgil Ezell inter­ and wild pitches, 22. Teammate .the squad is Keniiy Whsrram at cepted a Valley Union pass, whirl­ Young Award as the '"major Art Mohoffqy, a 19-gome winner, 160. Besides Vasko the Black ed around and headed for pay dirt. Isogue's outstanding pitcher . in permitted the moot iKuners, 86. rJ 1 Hawks have six payers weighing From the 50-yard line he streaked, 1962 ora reflected today in the Ron Perranoski, Dodger reliev­ i: - . tizM 7.60xIA 6.70x15 plw over 190 pounds. 'They are Reg shaking off one tackier and pick­ rriease of the official National er, appeared in .the most games, . T ’■ « ; J League pitching records. 8 out of 10 homes tax and yom mcoppobU tirot. Fleming, Bobby Hull, Ab McDon­ ing up good blocking from three 70, and Elroy Face of Pittsburg ald, Jack Evans.’ Bill Hay and Eric Dryadale, big Los Angeles finished the moat gomes, 57. Joy Add $1 oodi for gleamlnr teammates. Easily, he sped into Dodger right-hander, led the NL whHowatk. Nesterenko. the end zone. The problem was it Hook of the New York Meta gave 1 was the wrong end zone. The mis- in five categories: Games won 25, up the most runo, 137. hove a cold room i The greatest cause of missed oMkeouts 232, innings pitched 314, play made little difference, how­ games started 41 and total bata- Bob Frlmd of Plttoburgb and / Take Ae esie for cold weather pro' striked is dull hooks. Try sharpen­ ever, as Bowie easily downed Val­ Bob Gibson of St. Louis, both J$ YOURS ONE OF THE i f H I kme . . . Ooodyeaia fMot tad u c ' ing 3xmre. ley Union, 33-10. Bten laced 1,289. / The Dodgers' workhorse fin­ righthanders, set the paoe in sbut- n n e ^Mcial ptsee for tl outs with five apiece. fan aet at Goodywuh m good Ons wee' ished fourth in earned run aver­ y only! age w i^ 2.84. The ERA title was Pittsburgh hod the loweet ool- Check V Worm up that ' won by Drysdale'a teammate, Lef- lectiye earned run average, 3.33. these advantages! . 8ondy Koufax, who compiled m St. Louis was next with 3.66 and hard-to-hoot roM 3 M mark. Bob Shaw of Muwau- Los Angeles third M l. . V Ckaulatot fUierad tfarm ak. kea was tha runner-up atmSO and iih TIm Mets’ pitriiera eatabliobeda SnImrhaiiDe Onciimaiti’a Bob Purkey woa third big league record by allowing 192 if Hsat comae from hot water with the oaw S±.rie*'s:: n o m o n e y d o w n i Snbarbaaita tread t n iE R in c with 281. home runs. Houston pitriiers gave tank or beltsr. An-WeaAer 42 wiA B A C V D A V deaign and Good* Eovo to reflect Modern Taste Koufax yielded 52 earned runs up the fewest, 133. azdodee Tofsyn te- CM w l I CRIVI9I year’s iooghac ' in 184 InningB. while winning 14 V Individual automatic e m & l C H A S H SIGNET VENETIAN-STYU: MIRRORS Iwve Have You An Bvent Scheduled games ond Tosing seven. He was tharmestet. BY IRON ntfiMAN FREE MOUNTINGI irability . .. function in every room . .. lovely eidrilnad for two months with a BOSTON (AP)—Rookie Tonuny Singer Injury. Williams of tlM Boaton Bruins V 'Sole—no Sanws, vents or accents to either traditional or modem home deeoratkNh Thai Calls For Pood? Purkey end Joey Jay of Cincin­ seema to be making the grade — high tempersturs eltmanit. • LOW COST HEAl Reflections are sharp due to master craftsmanship on < It may bf a wedding, a banquet or just an informal | nati and Jock Sanford of San and while playing with one of the National Hockey League’s most V leenomical both to install EASILY AND QUICKLY INSTALLED get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. Francisco were the only others to and epsrata. finest polished plate glass. And each mirror, moonted on , win at least 20 games. Sanford productive lines. TTie. Minneaota- FREE^^OME DEMONSTRATION ■tardy Masonite, has silvering gaaranteed to hist for yean. WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU < had 24 victories, Purkey 23 and bom Williams has accounted tor GOOD/^EAR Jay 21, Purkey had the highest 12 points thus far, with teammates See our hig variety with beveled or plain polished M orm R*epl« Ride Oil Goodyear T k t Tham On Any Otfcor M ad TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION Wbn-lost percentage, 821 on a 23-5 Johnny Bucky and Murray Oliver edges, ready to hang . . . beautifully suited to your Onr catering service is set op. to be flexible enouglji t o; adding 25 poinU apiece. 'Tom . isoord. baa been ana of our W t forwards good taste and your budget. Prices from accommodate any siie gathering. Why not caO na and ' Veteran Warren Spobn of MU- for a month and be is leojly de­ talk over the details? 4 .WKdMa failod to win at least 20 veloping os a ooorer,’’ says Bruins gomes tor the first time in seven Coach Milt Schmidt ’Tfioking the FOGARTY BROS., Inc. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, liK. 20 % OFF LIST PRICES ON MOST STYLES yaeus. However^ the''crafty - sou th - jump into pro hockey was s big paw, who picked iip 18 victories in one tor WilUonw. It’s very diffi­ FUEL OIL — RANGE OIL ^ C O A L cnmI COKE - 295 BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER W, pitdied 22 \comidaU gomes cult for a bejr to play Amecioon 119 RROAD 5T. Ml 9 ^ 1 1 9 J. A. WHIT^ GLASS CO. to load ks this daportment lor too rules and then raoxe ths adjust- BUDGET PLAN— GREEN STAMPS TELEPHONES Ml 9-5313— Mi 9-5314 31 BISSELLST. PHONE Ml 9-7322 .. A I , 1 1

V

) - ■ . . X / •< PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEllALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1961 BosinesB LocationB Houses For Ssle Wanted— ^Real Estate 77 Floor Finishing 24 THEPE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY F A G A L Y and SHORTEN For R m t 64 MANCHES’TER—6 < nx>m OoI(Hilal Rockville-Vernon HouMlwld Goods 61 Apartment*— ^Flata— home, 1% baths, garage, located •3 BjIGHT r o o m cape, 4 bedrooms, . _ _ . ______MANCHESTER—7 . _ r(K>ms.Colonial,__ _ WISH SOMEONE to tiaacUe yoia State News PAINTING, remodeling paper- Tenemente CENTRAL l(x;ation—Store approxi­ dining room, paneled family "far the Green. A modem homeL 2 fireplaces, 1% tile baths atta^- real estate? CaU me at M l 9-0321 hanging, floor sanding. Call Mr. mately 20x40, suitable for small room, full shed dormer. Are ''I nicely land scape (^ $19,900.« « v-™Five. t ...... THREE ROOM heated ^partnmit, ed garage, buUt-lns, patio, bar­ lac prompt anq courteoua oervics. CLASSIFIED Charles MI 8-3107. business. M I 9-6294. alarm, aluminum comUnatlons, Ray Holcombe, MI 4-1139. Warren Joseph Barth, Broket. Discord in Chamber Sparks l\uar/vibnV' <■ *rWAU6«JS1DA [Biir. TWBOMMNTHmTOTHICITyoNA 474 Main St., secimd floor. $80. MI becue, city water and sewer, excel, euaNSfiS TOP—ANP, eoyi OP HI6 vision imppovv c attached garage. Very clooe to E. Howland, Realtor, MI 3-1108. FLOOR SANDING and reflniahing (tUSHrCLUBMHB. n* CANT M « 'BMiw 9-6239, 9-6. lent l(x»flon. Charles Lespwance, Roundup SEWING a(dlooI, shopping and transporta­ MI 9-7620. WANTED—Real Estate. Selling oi 145 NORTH MAIN—Store. Ml EIGHT ROOM Dutch OrJonial, buying. Resiqentlai, commercial Vernon Move to Withdraw AUTLMWf HAl THREE BEDROOM umrtmant in tion. $17,600. Fmlbri(A Agency, MI un% 00 KMg,Ruaiyi wrv* wHASi^ m m f TO' 9-5229, 9-6. 9-8464. first floor consisting of a kitchen, ■VERNON—Six room ranch, 8 years Or mdustrlal real eotate. Oootact (Oontinned from Page One) ADVERTISING 8 «N 1 0 AN» 1. ., , woulpn*t /L coiAssp ewRy n io h tcu is Hartford off WetharsOeld Avenue. large dining and Urtng room, plus NIOHri8 0nU.A1>UP/ ,old, large Uvlng room, dtolng Realtor, Stanley Bray. M l 8-6278i INAAM/TPUKI rw n if N0TTH8 ^ Call MI 8-9298 after 0. Discord within the Rockville^ Franklin Welles, a Vernon divi­ Ml 9-5760. NTDWNJ Wf AINT BSSH-IO heated sun parlor, second flobr room, and kitchen with buUt-lns. Brae-Buzn Realty. ting on a horse, one keeping a TOGOTOONff MACHINES Area Chamber of (Commerce, ap­ sion member and otats senator INIQMTCUISTyP* ■■ a/A w o p 466 m a in —Ideal tor offlees or any has 4 bedrooms and bath, one-car Good sized bedrooms, fireplace, gambling establishment and one CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS , ^ F 0RG(Tn7 FOR RENT—4 room heated apart­ commer(Hal use. MI 9-5229, 9-5. parently involving some of the or­ Bnsinom Opportunities 32 LSS1+ ment. Call MI 8-5118 between 8:80 garage. No agents. $17,600. MI ceramic bath, large basement ga­ possession of lottery tickets. from the 35th district, thougbt the SA V E 6 % Lepil Notices ganization's members in the Ver­ 8 A.M. to 6 P3L WAVS a.m. and 4:80 p.m. 3-1347. rage. W(X)ded lot. Convenient to All were scheduled for appear­ best thing that could happen to RJNt XMAS SPECIALS AT A COURT OF PROBATE held non division and related to the the Vernon buslneeenian was a HpuseB For Rent 65 SEVEN ROOM Cape, 4 bedrooms, shopping, (Uiurches, schools and ance in Circuit Court Jan. 2. 28 SPRUCE ST.—Off E. Center. « BB;,F0RE JA N U A R Y 1 parkway. Desirable residential at Uanebeater within and for the chamber’s (Irive to get a biU for a consolidated government under COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 2 full. baths, large living room Diatrlct of lUuudieater, on the 14th day new vote on consolidation, was re­ (Reconoditioned and guaranteed) room flat, seixmd floor, oU steam ANDOVER—4 room house avail­ area. Owner transferred. TR of December, 1962. which “we can invest in our fu­ MONDAT Tkni BVIDAT M:M AAI.— 8 ATDBDAT • A JL with fireplace, attached garage, Regional Market Expands vealed last night at a meeting by RARE OPPORTUNITY heat, automatic hot water, new­ able Janua^ 1, oil heat, dectric 6-6882. Preaent, Hon. John J. WaUett, Judge. ture.” He added that he hoped on ly renovated. Phone MI 0-3663. aluminum combinations, one year Estate of Ursula HeUler late of Man­ HAR’TPORD (AP)—The- Con- a g(roup of (Camber members in a(x:Ountlng firm could be hired tn Singer PortaUe—$19.00 hot water, mreplace. Call 242-7644. 18 William Street—two-family, old. $21,600. Philbri(^ Agency, MI chester, In said Diatrlct deceased. p* ' MANCHES’TERn—Large 8% room necti(mt Marketing Authority to­ Vernon. Euiy consolidation attempt to set PLEASE READ YOUR AD / bus line, excellent investment. 9-8464. The executor having exhibited bis Willimantic—Main St. package White zig-zag cabinet—$69.50. SIX ROOM house with bam, 3-car garrison colonial, 1% baths, ga­ administration account with said es­ day announced plans for expan­ The ’ nversations among those out specifically what kind of taxes \ 0* “Waat Aia” are takea over tke phone aa a eon- THREE ROOM apartment, flrst garage, plenty of yard space, Income will m ore, than pay rage comer lot, city sewers, re­ tate to this Court for allowance, it is sion pf the (Connecticut Regional at the meeting see-sawed bax^ svreaienoe. The advertlaer ebooH reaO hie ad the FUST DAT *T store has to be sold, priced lor CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, ORDERED; 'That the 3rd day of residents Can expect if eoneoMda- National Rotary cabinet-^$24.50 floor. Call MI 8-5270. available Jan. 1. Reasonable. Call mortgage and expenses. ,^ ov- cently painted in and out, many Market in the South Meadows at a and forth about the advisability APPBAS8 Bad REPORT ERRORS ia ttme for the next hMer- quick sale. large Uvlng rocai with fireplace, January, 1963, at eleven o'clcxdc, fore­ tlon Is approved. MI 8-0082 any time. formal dintog itxxm, family slsa extras included in selling price, noon, at the Probate Office in the cost of $240,000. of setting up a separate chandler Charter Rau, chairman of the Uo^The Herald la reapooaible for only ONE Inoorreot or omitted Singer Portable—$29.60 f i v e ROOM m(xlem flat In excel- Ing to Florida. Leaving many Munudpal Building in said Manchester, kitchen 8 bedrooma, 1% hatha, walking distance to shopping cen­ Construction of 13 additional or businessmen’s association for Vernon division of the (^onaber, Ipantitop h>r any advertlaemeat and then only to the eateat of a l«it condition. Adults preferred. RBMODEILED single, 4 bedroom extras. MI 9-5141. be and the same is assigned for a rural Vernon and about whether J. recreatian r(x>m with ^ p la o e , ter, schools and church. Owner hearing on the allowance of said ad­ store units for handling fruit and thought the presentation preceding ‘m ake ^eqd'* ‘jiacrtlaB. Brrote which do not leaaea the vahw of D. REALTY White Portable—$27.00 AvaUatde Jan. 1. Call MI 8-7204. house, for rent with lease, cen­ the chamber should have heeiL^the enclosed brseasway, attaehM ga­ transferred out of state. Princi­ ministration account wth said estate, vegetable will be fi^nced by the last vote on consolidation was the adrertldifaeat wfll net he eorreeted by m ake peed” taeartloe tral. Call Charles Renting Agen­ pals only. Call MI 8-1787 any time. ascertainment of distributees and order force initiating the new (fftve fdr a rage. landscaped yud 81x184. of distribution, and this Court directs state self-liquidating bonds. The not sufficiently clear, and that any MI 3-5129 Exceptional value*. cy, MI 3-2108. Marlon S. Robertson. Realtor, Ml vote on consolidation. | ADAMS STREET — 6 room aeld NEW CHARMING Col')nial ran(di, MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, 5 that notice of the Ume and place as­ facilities will be r^sed on land charter , cximmittee formed thte flat,, second floor. MI 8*7741. 841068. signed for said hearing be given to all Thking the position U^t 1^ was rovB oowEBAsxuii wnx family kitchen with Provincial finished plus rec room, nice con­ persons known to be interested there­ already owned by the state as better for the Vernon area to time should be free of "poUtle- part of the market pact. BE AFFSBOKA'nED DIAL Ml 3-2711 FDUR ROOM apartment on bUs Houses For Sale 72 cabinets, excellent tl(Jor plan, MANCHESTER—Six room Colon­ dition, exceUent location, large in to appear and be heiird therton by break off from the chamber was ians.” SINGER SEWING CENTER matchless constmetion, only com er lot, $14,500. Short way out. publishing a Copy of this order in some C(»iatruction is ‘ expected to Mrs. Gloria Belotti, chamber line, completely renovated, beat MANCHESTER—7 r(wm spilt level, ial, 1% baths, enclosed porch, newspaper having a circulation in said Douglas Baskin, profn-ietor of the $17,990. Hayes Agency, MI combination windows and doors, ’Two nearly new 3 beJitwm District, at least seven days before start soon and be finished by July manager, reminded the gatharing FOUNTAIN AND luncheonette con­ 882 Main Street MI 8-8888 and hot water. Call M3 3-4017. 1% baths, rec room, garage, cov­ Vernon carole Package Store and cession available at once. Call in 3-4803. fireplace, built-ins, city utilities. ranches, extra large lots, $15,990 the day of said hearing, and by mail­ 1, 1963. a chamber member, who said he that all three governments would NEW HOUSE Just completed — ered patio half acre of parklike and $13,900. Many more, all price ing on or before December 30. 1963, be required to g;ive their assent on person Pine Pharmacy, 864 Center Open every night till 9 grounds. Hayes Agency, M 3-4808. RANCH—5 large rooms. Amesite Vacant. Charles Lraperance MI New stores will be built in three was speaking mainly for himself. St., Manchester. modem 4% room second floor 9-7620. ranges. CaU the Ellsworth Mitten locations at the market. Most of Baskin felt the Rockville Area the proposed bill seeking a consoli­ TROUBLE REAGHINfi OUR ADVERTISER? drive, full cellar, oil heat, fully 11 .V- i\A, Axanoo. I u .1 vOi jf , apartment built-in electrio-Stove. NINE ROOM remodeled home, Agenoy, Realtor MI 3-6930, MI the dealers Involved are whole­ Chamber of Commerce was “ cov­ dation vote. Approval by the three aiyitAM, imoicATi Call MI 9-'7867 or MI 0-0400. stormed, fireplaces, 3 large bed­ WOODLAND STREET —2-famUy 3-2325. , 5116 White flin t Dr.. Kensington. governmwits would then clear the Help Wanted— Female 35 birch cabinet kitchen, 1% baths, rooms, $16,500 Owner-agent Es- Maryland; Robert Healy, 37 Green­ salers. ering too much of an area, that fireplace, aluminum storms, ga­ 6-6, one side rented, income $960 field Drive, Windsor IxKks. Conn.: The first building project will the Vernon biLslnessmen were not way for the hlU to be introduced IM Ionr Answering Service FIVE ROOM flat, on bus line, mod­ cott. MI 9-7683. EAST HAR’TFORD—5 room ranch, Ursula H. Slavis. Parrish Lane. Wind­ rages, one acre. Carlton W. per year, $12,000 morttgage avaU' fill in a presently empty space that much concerned with Rock­ at the 1963 session of the general NURSE, Conn, licensed, relief con­ Musical Instruments 53 em conveniences, garage. MI able. Price $19,900. Joseph Barth, 3 bedrooms, living room and nice sor, Conn.; Marjorie L. Lautenbach Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. EIGHT ROOM Garrison Colonial, Adamy, East Maple Sl . Manchester. on the south side of the market, ville, Ellington and Tolland (cither assembly. valescent home. Room with tele­ Help Wanted—^.Female 35 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 3-6787 after 8 p.m. Hroker, MI 9-0320. kitchen, combinations through­ Free to Herald Readers vision. References. TR 5-9121. Boats and Accessories 46 ACCORDIONS, guitars, amplifiers, large living room, dining room , Conn.; Laura Lautenbach Bunce. 42 providing six store units. areas covered by the chamber), Welles disagreed with Baakla on MANCHESTER—Small farm over out, partially finished rec room, Essex St. Manchester, Conn.; John organs. Save up to 40%. New ROCKVILLE — 3% room apart­ kitchen, study and lavatory. 4 MANCHESTER—Oversized modem Lautenbach. 55 Seaman Circle, Man­ Two stores will be occupied by and that local business was being the need for a separate chamber GIRLS TO learn leather cutting MINIATUREw poodle puppy,I ja-aa,v^AKC'1962 CLOSEOUT—Bvlnrude out- an acre, 6 room house, ga­ nice lot, excellent location. Selling store special—free amplifier and ment, automatic hot water, adults g(X)d bedrooms 6"d bath on second immaculate 6 itwm Cape, on acre chester, Conn.; William Lautenbach. Pioneer Fruit & Commission (Co., hurt by not having a separate organization or association for Var- VFwBt Isfttn M U Soa nsw wf owtr o2aMMtfled s A w t ta H W M w T Ifw and machine stitching. Free registered, — black male. Shots and board motors. Just a few left. 3-40 rage, 2 large bams, central, only for $16,500. Call^the R. F. Dimock REGISTERED nurse, 3-11 shift. case with guitar special Ron- only. Apply in person. 18 River St. flooi. Recreation room with fire­ lot,. 1% baths, garage, (Uty utiU< 256 Charter Oak St.. Manchester. a present occupant of the market Vernon organization. non. He ndted that the Varaon answer at tlie telepboiia UatedT Simply call tha transportation from Center. Tober wormed. Also, stud service, dark h.p. at real savings for that $12,500. Hayes Agency, MI 3-4803. Co., Ml 9-5245. Johanna Evans, Conn.; Ursula Matson. 261 Spruce St., Laurel Manor, MI 9-4519. Baseball Manufacturing Co., 114 brown miniature. Ml 9-1382. dinone Music Center, 1166 Main, place in basement. Attached ties, Bel Air Real Estate, MI MI 9-5663. Manchester. Cdnn.; Charles Hlasny, 6 whi(di is expanding. Four will be Turning to the drive for a con­ group, among other thhigs, would Oiristmas gift. M ^ride’s Sport THREE ROOM heated apartment, double garage. Aluminum siding. solidation vote, Baskin (who said Brooklyn St., Rockville. East Hartford. 289-2089, $9,900—5% ROOM ranch, fireplace, 3-9332. Middle Butcher Road, Ellington. Conn.: occupied by another market ten­ have to hire a secretary to handle MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE PLEASANT woman to live In with Spot, 639 Center St., MI 9-8747. private entrance. Will consider Central location $32,900, Phil- Shirley Hiasney Snow, 8 Middle Butch­ ant, Fowler ft Hunttlng Co., old­ he was not against (xinsolldation), AKC REGISTERED Dachshund 2-car garage, large lot, privacy. ROCKLEDGE 3 year old cus­ er Road, Ellington, Conn. its affairs. He suggest^ (diamber local family. No cooking, good MAIN STREET office, part-time, puppies, champion blood line. MI ARTLEY FLUTE No. 664, used exchange of part of rent for some brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. SIX ROOM expandable Cape, 4 fin­ tom built modem ranch. Living est commission house in central thought It was up to the local members from Vernon should put Ml 9-0500 home. Write Box DD, Herald, Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. JOIIN J. WALLE'TT, Judge. I 9-12 a.m., Wednesday and Satur­ 9-2576. only few months, excellent condi- day cleaning or child care. Prefer ished, large living nx>m with room with fireplace, electric (Connecticut with over 100 years governments to push the matter, “ more into the organizaticn.” state name and references in let­ Uon, MI S-9248. middle-aged couple. MI 8-6806, COLDNIAL—7 rooms, 2 full baths, fireplace, huge master bedroom, LIMITATION ORDER behind it. and that the (diamber's involve­ and leave year mramge. Voa’B Im u tiroaa oar adveddeer la Jig day only. State qualifications — Fuel and Peed 49-A ROCKLEDGB—7 room Ranch, 4 kitchen, dining area. 3 bedrooms, AT A eXJURT OF PROBATE held (Chester Rau, another member of ter. typing, shorthand, etc. Write Box 2-car garage, centrally located, family size kitchen, dining room. 2 full b a ^ , 20x25 foot recreation Ihe second block will contain ment might not be soimd pro­ time withoat apeadlag an evening at the telephoaa LADY’S ACCORDION “Moreschl," THREE ROOM apartment and years old, large modern kitchen, $16,600. PhUbrick Agency, MI at Manchester within and for the the Vernon division of the (dtambsr, B, Herald. COLLIE, YEAR old, aU shots. DRY OAK w(x>d, cut fireplace and built-in oven and range, dishwash­ Baseboard heat, recreation room room with fireplace, attached ga­ District of Manchester, on the 13th day five units, located farther south, cedure from the business stand­ intimated part of the desir* to friendly. PI 2-6290. stove length, $10 per load deliver­ imported, like new.:, $110 MI bath in modem ranch home. 9-8464. of December. 1962. er, disposal, pantry, etc. Large in basement, 20x24 foot garage, rage. Beautiful wocided lot. Phil- to be occupied by Popular Mar­ point. form a separate chamber or as­ RN OR LPN 11-7. MI 9-4519. WANTED—Fountaih girl over 18. ed. Call PI 2-7888. 9-3045. Heated. Large closets. Private en­ Present, Hon. John J. WaUett. Judge. cUning room, den center entrance FOREST STREET—DCUghtful -10 very close to schools, shopping brick Agency, MI 9-S464. Estate of Alma Christine Hansen late kets. Herman Olson, ohamlier presi­ sociation for Vernon might be tisd Lost and Ponnd 1 Business S e r v ic e s Offered 13 Apply Holiday Lanes Luncheon­ trance. MI 3-6306. and tr&sportation. $16,900. PhU­ of Manchester in said District, deceas­ In another separate location dent, said the object of the cham­ CHIHUAHUA, 6 weeks old, male, ORGANS PIANOS — Christmas hall, paneled wall fireplace In liv­ room former Cheiiey residence in to the use of word “Ro(drvill*” bi WANTED — Woman for full-time ette. MI 3-2125. Specials recently traded for new ing room with a beautiful view, 8 brick Agency, MI 9-8464. NEW 3 bedroom ranch, 1,200 sq. ed. two units will be used by Arnarius ber in seeking a bill authorizing a LOST—^Whlte English Setter, black SHARPENING S erv ice- Saws, $65. MI 9-6774. WOOD FOR SALE. Call PI 2 8069. FIVE ROOM apartment, second park-like setting. 6 bedrooms, 4% On motion of George Martin Hansen the (dumber name. The coooen- bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage, ft., near Parkway and Route 83. of said Manchester, executor. Dunn & (Co., and Simon Oken. new consolidation vote was to re­ ears, red collar, vicinity Lenox laundry work. Good hours, good CLERK-BOOKKEEPER for full­ or PI 2-6685. Hammond Organs: Conn Minuet floor, excellent condition, very baths, excellent condition. Owner MANCHESTER—St. James Parish, sus seemed to tovor dropping the knives, axes, shears, skates, pay. New System Laundry, Harri­ spinet organ $896; Audion Chord plastered walls, selling at bank 4 room ranch, aluminum siding, ORDERED: That six months from move the issue from the "political St. Call MI 9-1712. time employment in established convenient. Available now. Adults. MI 3-7444. 4 bedroom Col(xiial, 2 fireplaces, the 13th day of December. 1962, be and present name in favor or anotbsr. rotary blades. Quic^ service. Cwl- son Street. organ $96; Hammond M-2 spinet appraisal, $29,900. PhUbrick Agen. carport, on Route 44A, $11,000. arena’’ by having the impetus for tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St., pharmacy for record mainte­ PUPPIES FOR SALE. MI 3-4943. FIREPLACE and stove wood for MI 3-8097. center hall, breezeway, 2-car ga­ Lot 100x200. 6 room ranch, large the same are limited and allowed for Wants Spe^uig Defined Olson, stressing the oreattou o f organ $996. Also wide selection of cy. Ml 9-8464. RANCH—6 rooms. West Side, the creditors within which to bring In the drive com e from an impartial Manchester. Hours dally 7-5. nance and customer service. sale. Cut any length one year rage, all city utiUties, excellent garage, $12,800. Good location. a Vernon division so that th* Tsr- new Hammond Organs from $1040 118 MAIN—Three ixxims, heat, hot Youngstown kitchen with buUt- their claims against said estate, and HARTFOto (Ai»)—The State organization. FOUND—Half grown orange male Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. MI Contact P.O. Box 735, Memches- seasoned hardwood, $10 load de- locatlon.'-*Vacant. Charles Lesper- Buying or helling call Chambers said executor Is directed to give public non members could have ftosdom GUARANTEED red factor sing­ and new Cable-Nelson spinet water, stove, refrigerator, $100. PORTER St.—Large (X>lonlal home, Ins, 3 bedixwms, dining room, full Safety Commission recommended John Moffat, chamber director, cat, vicinity Porter St. MI 3-8057. 3-7958 ter. liverend. Grantland Nursery ft ance, MI 9-7620. Realty, MI 8-2325 or MI 8-6930. notice to the creditors to bring In their to attend to their particular nasds, COMPTOMETER ing canaries and females. Reason­ Landscape, MI 3-0669. pianos from $505. .Come in tc^ay; MI 9-6229, 9-6. 6 bedrooms, 2% Mths, 2-(»r ga­ basement, car^rt, $2,400 as­ claims within said time allowed by yesterday that speeiiing be de­ assured Baskin the chamber was publishing a copy of this order in fined as exceeding posted speed suggested the division prinoiple MISSING from Olcott Drive orange SNOW PLOWING, 24-hour service. able. MI 9-0024 Or 32 Bank Street. see how easy It is to have music rage, large landacaped yard. sumes VA mortgage at 4%%, WAPPING CENTER — 6 room not sponsoring one side or the oth­ Help anted— Male 36 FDUR ROOMS, first floor, garage, Shown by appointment. Marion E. $17,900. PhUbrick Agency, MI some newspaper having a circulation limits. could be applied to EUbig^too nsKt and white long haired tom cat, Call Ronald LeFevre, MI 9:8342 or OPERATOR in your home for Christmas. Open ramch, 1% baths, garage, fire­ in said probate district within ten days er on the (x>nsolidation issue. He year, and maybe to Tolland later. COCKER PUPPIES one buff, stove, refrigerator, near church, Robertaon. Realtor. MI 3-5968. 9-8464. Lots For Sale 73 from the date of this order and return The commission, however, also battle scarred ears and face. May 289-2207. GOOD MASON for part-time Job tonight to 9. Watkins Plano and place, large family room, high as­ said that the mere use of the word Last night’s meeting tenninated male, $30; two black females, $36 Garden—^Parm— Dairy Organ Studio, 17 Oak St., Man­ schools, shopping. Call between sumable mortgage, $17,900. Eve. make to this court of the notice gdven. backed legislation like that pro­ have foUqiwed child toward Ver- i building fireplaces. Call MI 9-3001 STARTWEATHER ST.—A large 6 MANCHESTER—3 famUy home on JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. "consolidation" had produced an on an indefinite note, with Baskin planck School Thursday. MI SNOW PLOWING of driveways and each. Washburn Cocker Kennels, Products 50 chester, MI 3-6171. 7:30-8:80, MI 3-0082. Ray Holcomb, MI 4-1139. Warren WYLLYS STREET—extraordinary posed by Gov. John Dempsey, Positions open top experienced evenings. TR 5-2894. room quiet house, all utilities, Chestnut St. well above average which would establish a maximum unwarranted reaction, and sug­ asking for another meetliig be­ 3-8411 or JA 7-9289. parking lots. Tim Moriarly’s Fly­ operators for ftdl-time work. E. Howland, Realtor, MI 8-1108. single lot 240 foot frontage. 8G gested the word “ unity” be used SPECIAL Christmas prices on FOUR LARGE rooms, heat, hot near bus, $14,500. Joseph Barth, investment property. 3 heating 3-7444. state speed limit. tween members of the Verncfi di­ ing A Service, MI 3-8217. Must be skilled in all phases of SHEET METAL worker arc weld­ APPLES—Gravenstein, Macintosh, water, new home, first floor, Broker, MI 9-0320. instead to describe the proposed Cortlands. Greenings Bunce pianos, player pianos, arid systems, copper and brasg plumb­ The first measure, which the vision and chamber officera to dis­ comptometer work. Company er, pipe fitter, ship fitter, ship Articles For Sale 45 adults. Call after 6, MI 8-7269. ing, 100x150 f(X3t tree shaded lot. INDUSTRIAL lot for «ale, about Polly’s Pointers commission said it would not in- merger of the three governments. cuss sources of friction. Announcements electrician, pipe coverer, ship car­ Farm, 629 W. Center' St.. MI guitars. Sheet music. Ward Music $11,800—6 ROOM Cape, aluminum offers excellent wages and A good high mortgage available. 300 foot frontage adjoining rail­ titxluce in the form of a bill but Household Services benefit program. Good work­ penter, outside machinist. Con­ 8-8116. Co., Hartford Road. Open eve­ F^VE ROOMS, first floor, comer storms, awnings, shade trees, bus, WALLPAPER and paint sale — nings. Eve. Ray Holcombe, MI 4-1130. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING road tracks. Call MI 0-8391. would support if introduced, A VAN LEAVING for Florida Dec. Offered 13-A ing conditions. convenient necticut ’State Employment Serv­ pasted, regiUar fully trimmed, Sprace and Pearl. MI 8-6587 after shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, PENNT-SAVINO IDEA 15. Can use part loads either way. Warren E. Htjwland, Realtor. MI By POLLY CRAMER would make it Illegal to exceed of lagtlmidnlght and the totals on jury’s finding Nov. 14 o< guUSg on parking facilities. Apply . . . ice, 806 Main St., Manchester. A plastic coated. Celling paint, $2.89 7 p.lh.. MI 9-6132 3-1108. -rFOR A NEW HOME? SEVEN ROOM home conveniqntJy Manchester Moving A Trucking REWEAVING of.bnms, moth holea. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. any posted speed Ihnit. the sarito date last year: a manslaughter charge. public service, no fee charged. gallon, Morrison Paint Store. 88f Household Goods 51 located close to school, shopping 1961 1963'^ ’nUmon was aocueed o t killing Co.. MI 3-6563. Zippers repaired Window Shades Center St. Office and Store FOUR ROOMS, first floor, com­ TOLLAND—^Nice Cape on main EAST HARTFORD—Large 6 room anq transportation, 2-car garage. DEAR POLLY — Used and A similar measure has been put pletely renbvated, bus line, adults, road, comer lot over one acre, into effect in New Haven as a KUled \J ...... 266 30i wife, Christine, 38, by pushing her made to measure; all sized Vene­ JIG BORE operator, experienced. ALBERT’S CHRISTMAS Equipment 54 rtinch buUt-lna ceUar, garage, Wooded lot over one acre, includ­ empty thread sp(Kils, painted and tian blinds Keys made while you FIRST NATIONAL Progressive company, good work­ SNOW BLOWERS — S N O W B I^ , MI 9-5141. \ $11,990. Joseph Barth. Broker, MI We have excellent values to covered with glitter and sparkles, city ordinance. from the rear porch of their third Personals GIFT TO YOU! bus Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml ing 3 additional building lots of floor apartment diving a quarrei wait. Tape Recorders fop rent. ing conditions. All fringe benefits. Arlens, Bolens, Toro power han­ TYPEWRITER — NEW ’TYPE- 9-0320.- 9-5132 show you in both used and new record $15,400. PhUbrick Agency, make lovely Christmas tree orna­ State Police Capt. 'WUUam A. INDICTED FOB OAMBUNO STORE^ INC. YES. $60 FREE TOYS writers $55 and up; used type­ SIX ROOM teneriient, second floor, housing. Whatever your desires Gruber, director of the commis­ July 21. ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, Marlow’s, 867 Main. Ml 9-5331. Gunver Manufacturing Company, dle. Snow blowers repaired, parts MI 9-8464. ments. They can be hung separate­ NEW HAtHBlN (AP) — Eighteen 234 Hartford Rd. and service. Trades anq terms. With the purchase of any 3 room writers $29 and up. Berube’s oil burner and horw ater. 9 South BUCKLAND STREET — 7 room TOLLAND — 7 room ranch, 1% in styling, price or location, sion, said the purpose of the pro­ bonded representative, Alfred Park and Oakland Ave. outfit with appliances during our ly or strung together. I also glue persons were indicted by a federal Capitol Equipment, 38 Main St. Typewriter Service, 479 E. Mid­ Main St. Aveiilable JEmuary I. $80 Cape, Colonial motif, fireplace, baths, real country living $17,500. call Jarvis Realty, today. colored feathers on spools to look pose measure is to make cr^tal grand jury yesterday in connection DIES OF CRASH HURTS Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel Ml Building— Contracting 14 Christmas Sale. Yes we will give monthly. MI 3-8b69. 8-0450. East Hartford MI 3-7958. dle Tpka., Manchester. MI 9-8477. natural spring water, $18,900. Jo­ Joseph Barth. Broker, Ml 9-0320. like birds to go on our tree. They clear just what constitutes speed­ with what the government called NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Mrs. you $50 in toys at the store oi your seph Barth, Broker, Ml 9-0320. Wanted— Real Estate 77 choice. NEW 4 ROOM apartment now make a delightful mobile to hang ing. a $1 mllllon-a-year gambling oper­ Stella Glowina, 64, of New Britain, FALLOUT SHELTERS—AddlUons, MACHINE MOTO MOWER snow thrower, 20” , COVENTRY — 4 room ranch, Under present law some motor­ WANTED—Ride from Lake St. to ready for occupancy. Comer JARVIS REALTY CO. over baby’s crib, too. Plastic soap ation in Stamford. died yesterday as the injuriea suf­ remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, self-propelled. See it at McBride’s 3 n” dresses, cocktail dresses, and 5% room Ranch. 3 large bed­ rage, $19,700. PMIbrick Agency. t ™ se pennies saved are a ber said, are: Ne e d c a r ? Your. credit turned BRAND NEW luxurious 4 room MANCHESTER—An Xmas treat. —A (ihemlcal test law. Danforth, 68, of Pleasant Valley reation rooms. Call MI 9-8936. Co., ^ Westbrook St.. East Hart I like the space suit to be worn 3 ROOMS $269 beaded sweaters and blouses. Flir rooms. Large cheerful living MI 9-8464. shiny silver dollar made for you. down? Short on down payment? apartment, heat, hot water, re­ $14,500. Owner has reduced price Legal Notices —^Periodic motor vehicle inspec­ HANGS SELF IN CELL Comers, Lyme, elected to his *tost ford, opposite Martin Park. Tel by our lunar explorers are cre­ TORO POWER handle with The "Charm House" Jackets, mink arid fox collars. room wijh raised hearth sur­ an(l will pay closing costs. Six —POLLY \ DANBURY (AP) — A Torrlgton Banknmt? Repossession? Don’t frigerator, stove, washer, garage, 1% STORY 7 room home new tions and re-examinatlons of driv­ term to the House at Repressnta- 289-2717, ating outstanding opportuni­ trlc starter. 30 foot cord, snow 3 ROOMS $394 Casual coats and suits. Some rounded by Webster Cedar room Cape on treed lot in quiet DEAR POLLY—Lay a discarded man just released from a mental despairV..See Honest Douglas. In­ Roofing— ^Siding 16 near Bolton. Young couple pre­ plumbing and roof, 4 bedrooms, LIBIITATION ORDER ers. tives for Lyme last month, died quire about lowest down, small­ ties for people who are trained blower and rotary mower, excel­ The ‘ ’HoIlyw(x>(r’ 18% and 20% dresses and suits. Paneling. Attractive kitchen residential area. Near hospital, AT A COURT OF PHOBATT: held plastic tablecloth on your cutting hospital hanged himself In his jail RN OR LPN for suburban con­ lent condition and winterized. Call ferred. $116 monthly. PI 2-8090. aluminum combinations, double table when cutting out a dress. —Interstate compacts (Covering last night at Lawrence Memorial est payments anywhere No small A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, to operate industrial machines. 3 ROOMS $488 Group of 7 and 7%A and AA bet­ with dining area. Patio. Foyer schools, buses, s h o p p i n g , at Manchester within and for the oeli last night. valescent home, openings on all MI 3-4505 after 5 p.m. ter shoes, dasMtlme and evening. entrance with slate flcxir. De­ garage, close to all schools, District of Manchester, on the 11th day ’Die tablecloth protects the table driver licensing and vehicle equip­ Hospitrt. loan or finance company plan. painting Carpentry Alterations The "Boulevard” , 152 COOPER HILL ST.— 4 room churches. All city conveniences. of December, 1962. Stanley Nacewicz, 43, of 237 B. He had active as a Rspub- shifts, full (w part-time. Live In If you would like to improve 3 ROOMS . $S97 Open all day and evenings this sirable neighborhood. Call Mr. $15,900. PhUbrick Agency, MI and the scissors slide easily over ment, and the establisliment of a Douglas Motors, 333 Main. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ accommodaticBis. available. Call LARGE HOME made braided rug, duplex, excellent nelghborhfxxl, 2 9-8464. Immediate occupancy to qualified Present, Hon. John J. WaUett. Judge. New Ekigland 'IVafflc Safety (Com­ Main St., Torrlngton had been ar­ llcan. your skills while preparing for The "Aristocrat" week. MI 8-9407. children, $85, Call Glastonbury Govang, 649-5306 875-6611, ■ buyer. CaU Mr. (3ovang, TR Estate of Leon O. Holmes late of the plastic. —MRS. E. B. ship guaranteed. 299 Autunm St. Glastonbury 633-9488. all new wool material. Also small Mainchester In said District, deceased. mission. rested yesterday for drunkenness. His body was removed to the 1956 PACKARD Clipper, power I MI 3-4860. the many good machine opera­ 3 ROOMS $679 633-9057. 875-9820. 5-9820 or Mrs. Hunter, 649-5306. DEAR POLLY—How many lad­ tor Jobs presently available, rugs. MI 3-4607. MANCHESTER— $12,900. 6 room On motion of Russell E. Holmes of ies living on rural routes have —Compulsory driver sdU(»tion Police said they took away his Pratt Funeral Home in Harttord. steering, power brakes, J150. MI Cape near hospit^, St. James Barrows & Wallace, 55 E. Center, said Manchester Administrator. belt before locking him up. A private ’graveside service will 3-2965. BIDWELL HOME Improvement you’ll be interested in the 8- $10 DOWN DELIVERS Wanted— ^To Buy 58 PLEASANT five room, second MI 9-5306. ORDERED: 'That six montiis from gotten to the mall box and no­ in high sch(}ols. week classroom and machine COMPLETE fountain and lunch­ Free delivery anywhere In Con­ Pari.sh, oil heat, nice back yard. the 11th day of December. 1952. be and ticed they had, forgotten part of — Additional manpower for the Nacewicz was found hanged by take place tomorrow afternoon at Company-^all types of siding and eonette equipment, any reason­ floor apartment, garage, call MI Bel Air Real Estate. MI 3-9332. the same are limited and allowed for Cedar IDll Cemetery, Hartford. 1951 CHEVROLET truck, 12 foot CLERK-TYPISTS shop training program now be­ necticut. Free set up. Fh-ee Service. FRANK is buying and selling gdod 3-7795. the forwarding or return address State Police Department. a piece of cord which he apparent­ roofing. Aluminum clapboards a able price accepted. Call MI used furniture auid antiques at 420 BARROWS & WALLACE Legal Notices the creditors within which to bring In ly had hidden on his person, po­ rack body, in good condition, $295. specialty Unexcelled workman­ ing offered.. Free Storage 'til needed regardless $13,500—6 ROOM Cape, 1% baths, their claims against said estate, and and had to make a trip back to — A law prcdiibiting teen-agers 9-9814. Lake St. Call and see what w^’ve lice said. RESERVE DEdSlOM Farmall tractor, $395. MI 3-2371. ship. MI 9-6496. of time. FTVE ROOM duplex, attractive, 56 E. Center St.,^Manchester fireplace, storms, cellar, trees, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held said administrator is directed to give the house for a pen. Leave a ball­ from driving between 1 and 6 a.m. We have immediate openings To qualify you must be a High got. Open Sundays. Ml 9-6580. lublic notice to the creditors to bring A guard looked in on the pris­ "'^NEW HAlfEN (AP)—A three- LIONEL TRAIN equipment, many Phone for appointment new. Occupancy January 1. near bus, assumes 4%%, $97.16 at Manctieaier within and (or the point pen In the mail box and —Laws to prohibit adults from NINE-PASSENGER 1964 Ford for clerk-typists in our down­ School Or 'Trade Sch(x>l gradu­ Adults preferred. $125 a month. MI 9-530^ District of Manchester, on the 11th day In their claims within said time allow­ possessing open containers of oner at about 7:30 p.m. and every­ judge panel In U.S. District Court ALL TYPES of roofs repaired or accessories, track engines cars. Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0358 WANTEJD—used restaurant, gro­ monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ed by publishing a copy of this order your problem will be solved. — Country Squire, very good Condi­ town Hartford branch office. ate with at least one semester 21 Ashworth St. MI 9-7094. o( December, 1962. in some newspaper having a circula­ liquor in a motor vehicle and to thing seemed all right, ' But today reserved decisian (« a re­ replaced, specializing in Bonded Call MI 9-2209. See It Day or Night cery store, and tavern equipment. 9-6132. Present. Hon. John J. WaUett. Judge. MRS. A. M. N. tion, $295.- MI 3-6534. built-up and sh i^ le rootog. Centrally located for convenient of algebra. tion in said probate district within ten prohibit teen-agers from possess­ Nacewicz was found dead at 7:30 quest for a preliminaiy Injunction j transportation, excellent com­ If you have no means of trans­ For fast and ready cash call Estate o( Charlotte L. Ackerley late days from the date of tms order and DEAR POLLY—Women who use Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches­ PAIR SKI boots, excellent condi­ portation, I’ll send my auto for FXDR RENT — Modem 3% iwom TWO YEAR old ranch 3 bedrooms, i of"'Springfield, Massa^asetts. leaving ing either open or closed' contain­ a.m. to bar the 1963 session of the Gen­ 1962 GALAXlB 4-door sedan, pany benefits, interesting work For l(x»l interviews visit the FYed Fontaine, BU 9-6646, before property in the Town of Manchester in return make to this court of* the notice razor blades in slitting seams and ter, MI 8-7707. tion, size 8 medium, men’s. MI you. apartment with stove, refrigera­ given. ers, except when accompanied by .... Nacewicz had been released Mon­ eral Assembly from convening. radio, heater, automatic, top con­ and pleasant surroundings. Call following State Employment 9 a.m. or after 7 p.m. MANCHESTER — Cozy 5 rixim 2 full ceramic b^hs. birch cabi­ said District, deceased. other sewing tasks may like this 9-7302. No obligation on youj- part tor, hot water heat, $70. MI 3-2224. Upon application of Orissa S. Harris, JOHN J. WALLE'TT. Judge. a parent or guardian. day morning from Fairfield State The request also would force the dition. AN 7-9075, 522-7172, Ext. ’212 for an ap­ Offices from 8:30 to 4:30 Mon­ house on deadend street, possibili­ net kitchen with b,uiU-ins and dis­ helpful hint for protfcting finger posal, attached garage, $19,500. executrix, praying that an authenticat­ Hospital at ]^ewtown, police said. convening of the 1961 session tor pointment. day thru Friday: whatsoever WE BUY 8 ETJ. or trade antique FTVE ROOM apartment, centrally ties, $12,990. Joseph Barth, Bro­ ed and exemplified copy of the will of LIMITATION ORDER tips. Rescue an old, used mat(di- MGA ROADSTER 1958, red with Roofing and Chimneys 16-A RCA VICTOR tape recorder, and useci furniture, china, glass, PhUbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held folder from the wastebasket. Tear the purpose of redistrteting the A—L—B—E—R—T— S located, second fl(X)r. front and ker, MI 9-0320. ' said deceased of the record of at Manchester within and for the Burglar Shot black leather, good condition, 2-speed, asking $47.50. Call after silver, picture tramep and old I the proceedings ' proving and' estab- off the cardboard, flap and use LOAN OFFICE HOLD-UP State Senate. ROOFING—Specializing repairing Connecticut State 5 p.m., MI 9-6453. 43-45 ALLYN STREET back " ppreh, garage, $85 per GREEN ROAD—6 room ranch, I lishing the same in the Commonwealth District of Manchester, on the 10th day •WATERBURY (AP) — A 22- good tires. $995. Wlii trade. Nor­ roots o f all kinds, new roofs gut­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 coins, old dolls anq guns, nobby month, ball for appointment. MI of December. A.D. 1962. the thick stub ends and the abra­ BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A loan The request for the injimction resU lovely home for $17,900. Jo­ of Massachusetts be filed and become Present. Hon. John J. Wnllett. Judge. year-old man was shot and wound­ man Eaton, MI 9^586. ' ter work, cihlnuieys cleaned re­ AETNA CASUALTY Emplojrrhent Service BELL & HOWELL robomatic 500 collections, attic contents or whole 9-3530, part of the records of thle Court, and sive strip to slip over one 6dge company office was hrtd up yes­ was brought by James J. Valenti 806 Main Street, Manchester. Conn. RUGS, NF3VER used, 9x12 green estates. FUmlture Repair Service. Rely O n Half Sizes seph Barth, Broker, MI 9-0320. ancillary letters testamentary be is* Estate of Sarah M. Hale late of Man­ of the blade. Then Insert one edge ed by a dete(rtJve today after po­ terday by a bandit v^ho threaten­ of Now Haven. 1956 CHEVROLEJT 2-door, low paired Aluminum siding. 80 watt slide projector, complete sued to said executrix, it is chester. In said district, deceased. lice rushed to a downtown depart­ yeers’.experiencc. Free estimates. & SURETY with robomatic timer, practically broadloom, $20; 9x15 mby orien­ Talcottvlle, Conn. Tel * Ml 3-7449 POUR ROOM apartmenhrfer rent ORDERED: That the foregoing ap- On motion of Paul R. Marie. 575 of the blade between the stubs ed to explode a bomb. It was the first court challenge mileage, good condition, $300. Connecticut State Employment tal, $35; 10x15 blue Klrman, on bus line, next to 'shopping Main St.. Manchester. Conn., executor. and your are in business. ment store (Grieves) to investi­ The man fled with an undis­ of legislatlva apportionment tai Call Howley, MI 8-6861. MI 8-0753. brand new. Ideal for Christmas pUcation be heard and determined at ORDERED; That six months from gate a burglaiy. / Call MI 9-7136. Service I 289-6955. WANTED—Youth desk suitable 8 area. Also, 7 room house. MI the Probate >offlce In Manchester in Here’s another: A nut pick kept closed amount of Ck>nnectlcut. 111 Pearl St. Hartford 490 Capitol Ave., Hartford, Conn, gift. Price $50 for quick sale. Call A Masterpiece! the 10th day of December 1962. be and FoUce said William D lu ^ was year old; girl’s ice skates, size 3. 3-8342. said District, on the 27th day of the .same are limited and allow ed'for hany in my kitchen cabinet draw­ Firemen later searched the LINCOLN 1957 2-door Hardtop, MI 9-2175 after 6 p.m. December. A.D. 1962. at ten o ’clock in 1 shot In the left arm by Det. Bki- Radio-TV Repair Services 18 Good condition. Ml 9-6404. the creditors within which to bring in er is quite useful for many things building for explosives that might radio, heater, power steering, or the forenoon, and that notice be given , their claim.s against said estate, and ward S a m b u c o after Dlugas An equal opportunity employer FIGURE skATOs’~ilrl^ size 6, 36" ROPER GAS stove $25, good NEWLY decorated 3 room apart­ to all persons interested in said have been left by the bandit. How­ brakes, extra snbw treads, excel­ 'said executor is directed to give public besides picking out riiit meats. I emerged from the back d(x>r of the CONNIES TV and Radio Service, Visit our employment office boy’s size 3, like new Calf MI condition, MI 9-6893. ment, first floor, with private en­ estate of the pendency of said appli­ I notice to the creditors to bring In their remove corks, pimch-holes in sift­ ever, no. bomb was found. lent condition, $900. Call owner Rooms Withoat Roeiti 59 cation and the time and p;ace of hear­ department store. available all hours Satisfaction 9-7406. trance, heat and hot water fur­ claims within said time allow'ed by ing cans, untie hard knots, clean Kevin Ryan of MStord, an em­ ARE YOU IN MI 3-7925. SINGER 1962 Spartan model, ing thereon, by publishing a copy of , publishing a copy of this order in some Sambuco and Dlugas struggled guaranteed. Call MI 9-1316. HAMILTON STANDARD nished, adults only. Garage avail- this order in some newspaper having seams in cooking utensils; In fact, ploye of the Mutual Loan System, never used, sacrifice $56-, or $2 ANIX)VER—Large furnished room a circulattion in said district, at least new'spapor having a circulation in said in the alley but Dlugas broke away LIONEL O gauge train, extras in­ i able. MI 3-6388. I probate district within ten days from its uses are endless. —MRS. said the man entered the office DIVISION OF weekly. MI 9-6696. for rent. C. H. Stiens. PI 2-7273, seven days before the day of said and started running toward a or out of Auto Drlvine School 7-A cluded. Call Ml 9-6323 between 5-7 Route 6, Andover. hearing, to appear if they see cause at the date of this order and return make R. F. R. about 2:30 p.m. At first he said Millinery, Dressmaidng 19 CAREER OPPORTUNITY p.m. or after 9. 11 WILLIAM STREET— 4 rooms, said time and place and be heard to this, court of the notice given. parking lot. SamlwKX) fired. UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. CROSLEY TV, $35; rotisserie, i fireplace, oil hot water heat, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. DEAR POLLY—May a mere he wanted to apply for a loan. PREPARE FDR driver's test. WOMEN ONLY, furnished rejom relative thereto, and-m ake return to Later, a sp(x>nd man, William ■While filling out an application, HOT WATE R ? E3XPERT LADIES’ emd gentle­ SKATES, SKATES, Skates-^2 pairs used twice, $20; two violins one completely renovated, bus - line. this court, and by mailing on or before he-male get Into the act? My wife Mayell, 21, wah found hiding in Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class Windsor Locks. Connecticut for rent, complete housekeeping December 14. 1962. by certified mail, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held keeps talking about the good ideas Ryan said, he announced he had men’s custom talioring. and al- j Available lor girl at least 21 hockey, size 7 and 8, $2 each; $25, one $30. All in good condition. MXj9.-5141. at Monche.ster within and for the the cellar of the department store. room. Three instructom No wait­ facilities between Center and hos­ a copy of this order to Tax Commla- In your column but will not send a bomb in Ills hand and would Jnst a for ftad teratlons. Tony lovine 139 Wood­ years old with g(xid education­ An Equal Opportunity Employer I figure, like new, boy’s size 9, ' Call MI 9-5016 between 8 a.m. and sioner State of Connecticut, 92 Farm­ District of Manchester, on the 14th day Dlugas was reported in good ^ 7 ing. Manchester Drivl^ Acade­ j n(x>n. pital. Ml 3-5539. of December, 1%2. In apy of her own, so I thought throw H unless he were given land St. MI 3-2264. al or business background. ' L i w— ' * ^nd 7, $4 each. MI ington Ave.. Hartford, Conn.; Ernest csopdition at St. Mary’s Hospital. can get you out of trouble! my. PI 2-7249. D. Ackerley. 294 Bay Ct.. Springfield. Present. Hon. John J. WaUett. Judge. I would. Use vinyl plastic medi­ money, ONE HIGH SCHOOL boy looking, 9.7145. If’URNISHED rooms complete light FOUR ROOMS, first flnne(^- OLDER AND NERVOUS STU­ ! the allow'ance of said account and said HARTFORD (AP) — The State Yes, thanks to Mobilheat—> tial. with’ kitchen privileges. Inquire The ndministratrix having exhibited M., for sharing a wonderful idea cut says he will oppose any in­ DENTS OUR SPECIALTY MANCHESTER Package Delivery. TOP INCOME, Alert and resource­ TWO ROOM furnished apartment. her administration account with said Trustee's four prior accounts with said Water Resources Commission has 14G Garden Drive or phone Ml 1 estate, and this Court dlrect.s that crease in fees at the state school. and on oil-fired hot water heat » Light trucking w q package deliv­ Full ^training will be provided A SENSATIONAL Heated. Bediwm set, kitchen set, estate to this Court for allowance, it is with me and all the girls and giiten Ansonia, Derby and Shel­ CALL FOR FREE BOOKLET ful young man with a car and 9-6i36 after 6. ORDERED: That the. 9th ‘ day of notice of the time and place assigned T)r. Homer D. Babbidge Jr. said of correct capacity—your tanSty ery. Refrigerators, washers and BETTER BUYS AT i gas range, refrigerator. Free gas, guys. I found that the plastic cap ton 120 Days in which to come up 5-day week, complete benefit liking for good music earning January. 1963. at ten o ’clock, forenoon, ; for said hearing be given to all persons yesterday he was disappointed by can take core of ofl tlMir wasUiig stove moving specialty. Folding program. VALUE 1 electricity. Low rent. Adults. Ap- at the Probate Office In the Municipal ‘ known to be Interested therein to ap- off a headache compound bottle with a pollution abatement pro- 3-8552 $150-$200 per week. TIUs is a full­ ROOM FDR rent, lady only, vicin­ >ear and be heard thereon by publlsh- a re(X)mmen(lation by the General needs at one time. chairs for rent. Ml 9 -0 ^ . NATIONAL ! ply 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. Building in said Manchester, be and fits over the lens to my camera. grsim. time Job. Top references required. THREE COMPLK’TE RiXiMS ity of St. James Church. Call MI the same vs a ssl^ cd for a hearing on fng a copy of this order In some news­ Assembly's interim edu<»tion com­ To arrange a c(Mifidential' in­ For Interview MI 3-5162, Mr. 8-0157 or MI 3-6317. EMBROIDERY • I) INCHES paper having a circulation fn said Dis­ It l(x>ks so profession^ and is Unless something definite is ac­ Mom can do the fiunily tnudw LARSON’S—Cooneettcut'a first li­ OF NEW DECORAODR the allowance of said administration mittee to establish a $50 tuition censed driving school trained— Painting— Papering . 21 terview call Mrs. M(maco, Man­ Wallace. account with said estate.' ascertain­ trict, at least seven days before the easy to remove by lifting the tab complished by the towns in the Sis can do the dishes of ^ ssaw White Celling Tile 09%c sq. ft. MANCHESTER—4 nx>ms furnish­ day of said hearing, and by mailing at the aide of the cap. I am sure charge next year and a $100 Certified and approved is now of­ chester, MI 3-1161. STYLE FURNITURE 128 BIRCH ST.—Room suitable for ment of heirs and order of distribution, next four months regarding the time Junior takes his bath, and PAINTING and wallpapering wall­ Exotic Wall Paneling, ed, utilities. $32 a week. MI 8-6941. and this Court directs that notice of on or before December 20. 1962. by any druggist would sell, for prec­ charge in 1964'at the University.. fering classroom and behind lady Or gentleman, kitchen privi­ the time and place assigned for said certified mail, a copy of this order to dumping (Sl raw sewage into the you enjoy a shower. paper removed. Wallpaper hooka from 18c sq. ft. $299 Robert B. Cowles, Jr.. 90 Ixmgfellow ious little cash, a top that woiild wheel instruction for teen-agers. from $4.16 per sheet leges, $10 weekly. MI 3-4451. hearing be given to all persons known Natigatuck and Housatonio Rivers, Don’t delay—phona ns today. on request. Ceilings. Fr^ esti­ I ( to be mterested therein to appear and Drive. Longmeadow, Mass.: Richard just fij^ over the lens of your GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE MI 9-607S. SECURITY receptionist— woman MECHANIC Bnsiness Loesfiom the (ximmission said yesterday it mates. Call Roger. Ml S-09U Wood combination doors ROCKVILLE, Gentleman. One be heard thereon by publishing a copy W. Cowles. 39 Bellevue Ave.. Spring- camera. —POLLY HARTFORD (AP) — Governor Find out how easy it is to switdl over 21 years of age. Must be U.8 . From $16.95 ea. Magnificent sofa bed covered For Rent 68 of this order in some newspaper having field. M ass.: Herbert F. Cowles, c/o will turn matters over to the to a M obilbeat-fi^ wat«baat> MORTLOCK’S Driving School. We citizen. We have openings in the r(x>m available in modem furnish, a circulation in said Dlstnct. at least '^omaa A Palmer; Inc., Great Bar- Dempsey today extended his EXTERIOR and interior painting. TRUCK MAINTENANCE Knotty Pine Paneling in 100% nylon, matching chair ed 3 bedroom apartment for gen­ j rlngton. M ass.; Barbara Cowles Wln- State Attorney General for court “warmest wishes for a merry have the tmly office and class­ Manchester area for full-time S’TORE f o r rent suitable for any i seven days before the day of said Paperhanging, ceilings wallpaper from 6%c lln. ft. with foam cushions, 3 mar- tlemen. Private kitchen, living hearing, and by mailing on or before terle. 51 Green Lane, Springfield, action. Christmias and a happy $nd holy room in town. For complete in­ books (Ml request. FuUy insured. evening work from 4-10:30 p.m., AND REPAIR Disappearing Stairways $22.95 ea. small business or office. Near,, Dcceniber 30. 1962. by certified mail, Mass.: Jane Grant Hiffeler, Star The three towns, l(x»ited on the formation see telephone "yellow proof top tables, 2 lovely table room, dining room and den. A ; Route 3. Camp Kinsolving. Box 900, New Year to the people of Con- Call Edward R. Price, td 9-1008 5 days per week. Uniforms fur­ MANCHESTER AREA 2x4” Studding, 7’6" 43c ea. ; Parkade. Call MI 9-6205, 8-9 p.m-:’ a copy of this order to Dordthy J. juncture of the two rivets, have . page 10." Office 443 Main St., nished. Pleasant working condi­ lamps, 2 Jumbo throw piliews, Everything - supplied. Residential Winzier. c /o Vincent L. Diana, Atty., ^Iton, Texas: Horace F. Grant, News Tidbits n©cticut«** 2x3" Studding, 7’ . • 40c ea. 9x12 f.b. rug . . . 21 piece din­ section near Center. TR 6-6312 or 753 Main St.. Manchester, Conn. Mantup Farm, Putnam. Conn.: John disregfarded previous orders to 9-7898. EXTERIOR AND interior paintiiig. tions. Apply in person, R ^m 104, I NORTH MANCHESTER — Brick C. Grant. 42 Rita St. Sprinrfleld, in his annual Cturistmas mes­ Must have g(x>d references as to Cedar Closet Lining 21c sq. ft. ’TR 5-3634. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. build sewage treatment plants, MORIARTY Wallpaper Ixxika. Paperhanging. 16 Lewis St., Hartford, between 8 ette ensemble, 4 piece elegant i building. 25x26, with cellar, ctm- Mass.: Willard Grant. 23 Burke Road. sage the Governor said: experience, honesty and reliability. Prehung doors from $16 ea. walnut bedroom suite with fa­ Rockville. Conn. the commission said. CelU ^s. Plo<>rs. Fiilly insured a.m.-6 p.m. Union benefits. crete floor loading platform and 2904-H AT A COURT OF PROBATE held "In this holy season of Advent Busineas Services Offered 13 Windows from $10 ea. mous make mattress and NORTH END — Furnished itx>m, I separate tile garage 14x24, con­ For fitting perfection if your fig- at Manchester within and for the JOHN J. WAI.LETT. Judge. A $25,000 donation has been The commission also indicated workmanshm guaranteed. Leo Rich blending colors produM District of Manchester on the 14th day when our minds turn more urgent­ spring, 2 foam bed pillows, 2 parking, bug one block. 58 Strick­ crete floor. Very reasonable. dte is’ a little ahorter and fuller made by U.S. Steel Corp. to trust it was not satisfied with the pro­ BROTHERS lAWNMOWER sharpening and re- PelletlK., Ml 9-6326 If no answer, See Personnel Dept. CASH ’N CARRY this lifelike portrait of Christ. It of December. A.D. 1962. LIMITATION ORDER ly to thoughts of peace and un­ vanity lamps . . . all neW, all land St. Phone ’TR 5-9413. than average. This attractive col­ Present, Hon. John J. WaUett. Judge. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held fund for families of 37 cxitd miners gress of the pollution (X>ntrol pro­ derstanding among people, I ex­ cal) Ml 8-9048. NOBODY BUT NOBODY is done in effective and simple at Manchester within and for the 8:30-11 a.m. guaranteed. larless dress is comfortable and 'Estate of Annie L. Day late of Man­ killed in explosion at firm's Robena gram In Noi^ch. Although Nor­ tend to every resident of Con­ UNDERSELLS NA'nONAL FDR RE3NT—FYont iw)m, central­ cross-stitch. chester in said district, deceased. District of Manchester, on the 11th .day 3 mine Dec. 6.. Armed robber PAINTING AND paperhanging. WOMEN versatile. of December. 1962. wich has built a sewage treat­ necticut my personal hope that Monday— Friday ly located, parking. 59 Birch St. No. 8297 with Patt-O-Rama is Pattern No. 2904-H has hot-iron Upon application of Ruth L. Eames holds bowling alley in heart fSf M l 3-5135 G(xxl clean w ork m an ^p at rea­ Instant Credit . . . transfer for 11-lnch square de­ praying that an instrument purporting 1 Present. Hoh. John J. WaUett. Judge. ment plant and pumping station, these blessings may more fully M1 84020. MI 9-7129. fat sizes 12%, 14%. 16%, 18%, to be the last will and testament of } Estate of Boleslaw Kolontal a/k/a midtown Manhattan, handcuffing sonable rates. 80 years ih Mam- NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Free Dellvdry It has not acted on further meas­ grace our lives in the days ahead. PART-TIME SEPTIC TANKS 20%. 22%, 24%, 26%. Bust 33 to sign; (kjlor chart; stitch illustra­ said deceased be admitted to probate Boleslaw Kollotaj late of Manchester In two eniployes ^d clubbing a 301-315 Cm Iw St. LAWN MOWERS shaiponed and cheater RaymcnK? Flake Wn 381 STATE STREET WELL HEA’TED room near bath as per application on file, it is I said District, deceased. ures proposed three years ago, the “I pray also that ip 1963 will Sealtest Foods AND . 47. Size 14%, 35 bust, short sleeve, tion. , , patron bn the head before making repaired aales and service, pick 9-9287. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. for gentleman: Parking. 64 High ORDERED: That the foregoing ap* I On motion of Wesley C. Gryk -of commission said. mean for all of us a joyous year of 4% yards of 35-inch; % yard con- To order, send 35c in coins to; plicatfon be heard and determined at ‘ said Manchester, coexecutor. off with about $200 from three WE GIVE iMT up and delivery. Ice skatea sharp­ Office open In Manchester. Milk Division CHestnut 8-2147 St. ORDERED: That six months from The commission received a re­ good health, p r o s p e r it y and INTERIOR painting, paperhang­ NORMAN’S ; trast. Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening the Probate office In Manchester In cash registers .... James R. ened, precision ground. L % M Need women to work part-time Factory Fhimlture -Warehouse PLUGGED SEWERS H erald. 1160 AVE. OF AMER­ said District, on the 27th day of Decem- the 11th day of December. 1962. be port yesterday that Norwich had spiritual fulMlment.” GREEflSlAMPS ing, wallpaper removed, recrea­ from telephone ordet depart­ 256 Homestead Ave., Hartford To order, send 35c in coins to:— bei^. A.D. 1962, at eleven o ’clock in the and the same are limited and allowed Hbffa 49th and final witness in his ' Equipment Corporation, Route 88, ICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. Y. for creditors within which hired a pollution consultant tuid tion rooms built fully insured. ment. No experience neces­ ROOM FOR rent at 801 Main Bt. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ forenoon, and that notice be given to 9-week old conspiracy trial, re­ Vernon, Conn, 'n t 6-7609. Manchea- F r^ estimates. -Joseph P. Lewis, 199 Forest, Com er Pine St.,' Machine Clean^ For Ist-class ' mailing 'add 10c all persons interested in said estate of to . bring in their claims against turns to witness chair today for intends to apply for fe(ieral funds SENTENCED IN DE.ATH sary. Hours 10 a.m .-2 p.m., 6 Boatd and Acceasoriea 46 CaU M I 8-4074. ning H erald, 1160 AVE- OF said estate, and said executpr .Ml 9-9658. ^ Manchester Septto Tanha, D rj WeBa, Sewer tor each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ the .pend-ency of’ said application and further cross-examlnatl(m. to continue the progrram, BRIDGBPCHIT (A P ) — Joseph OENERAL WELDING and cutting p.m.-9 p.m. Guarantee >$1.2S AMERICAS. NEW YORK 36, N.Y. the ume and place of hearing thereon, is directed • *to give public notice TUftnah, 47, o f Stamford, was sen­ M obilheqf MUM GROUND floor opportunity for USED CROSBY fibreglas cruiser, iJnes lDstaIled--CeI]ar Waler- For Ist-class majling add Ipc for dress with Zone.and Pattern Num­ by publishing a copy of this order in to the creditors to bring fn their claims Live. SO-lnch-hlgh horses from —gas imd arc. Portable equlp- per hour. MI 3-1834 between Open Dally 9-9, Saturday 9-8 within said time allowed by pubMshing tenced today to three to ftvoye^ Electrical Services 22 young men 25-40. Brand new pro­ fully equipped, plug 1962 Evlnrude Apartments— Flats— 'rooflng Dn8ored by international­ motor, 76 h.p. pushbutton, ap­ M i 3-1626 Send 50c tor the BIG-SIZE paper having a circulation in said pro­ for (diildren o f Altty. Gen. and Weekends. MI 9-3922 after 4 p.m. ^Tenements' 63 with Zone, Style No. and Size. before the day of* said hearing, to ap­ Supeitor Court Judge John P. FREE ESTIMATES Prompt serv­ ly famous corporation. Car and proximately 7 hours running time, ’The F'all and Winter ’62 issue of ALBUM fUled with lovely designs, pear if they see cause at said Ume bate district within ten days from the Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy and of HAR’TFORD (AP) — The SUts IS filOW PLOWING senricfr^MM- ice (Ml all types of , electrical wir­ i^es aptitude necessary. Income plus Gator tandem trailer (A ROCKVILLE — 8% room apart­ McKinney bros. and place and be heard relaUve there­ date of this oi^er and return make to Mrs. Kenoedy’s brother, Cieorga Motor Vehicle Department’s daily Cobter leviod the aeritenos. It was Basie Fashion, our exciting pat- a needlework stitch section and this court of the notice given. i range $10O-$8Q0 weekly. For con- real buy.) See it at McBride’s to. and make return to this court. record of automobile fatalities as indicated TUlman would appeal the Chestcr,' East Hartford, Bolton, ing. LlcensM and Insured. Wilson ROCKVIL LE:—woman to care for ADLER CONSOLE sewing ma(;hine ment, stove, .reti^erator and S«w«ra9« Disposal Co. tacn magazUie is Just 50a. free patterns. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ^OHN J. WALLETT. /adgp. Skakel o f Greenwieta , 8 small childrmt while mother fidenUal Interviw (»U MI 8-5161. Rockville, Coventry a r e a s . Electrical Co., Manchester. Ml Sport Spot, 689 Onter St. MI in excellent conditifm, cost $165, heat, 16 minutes from Hartford, 180-182 Peart S t — Ml S-8S06 649-0650, 8-4817. Glastonbury. ME 8-7878. works. Hours 9-6. TR 5-8906. Ask for Mr. OoUins. 9-8747. will sacrifice. 624-5669. adulta. M l 9-4824, TR 5-U66. I \

\' I • PAOl TWBlfTY TUESIXAT, DECBMBEE M, Free Parking U-Stores Open Until 9 Tonight for Shopping- Free Parking Ir SHOPPING trends, plant oapneUtlaa aad-Ailura A b o u t Tow n Santa’s Woticriiop Sing in Park ^ ScHool Board needs of the school systsm. DAYS TILL The board wlU also consider a Average Daily Net Preas Ron There are only three days left request from hOss AUce Cknman, H m Salvatlan Army band will to visit Santa’s Workshop at Attracts Few CHRISTMAS Hears Reports 27 Locust S t, a teadher at LJncoln For the Week Ended The Weather «m lt tU reheanal tonigrht. Mem- Center Springs Iiodge. Visiting School, for extension of her eon- Deoembw 8, U82 Fereenet of D. 8. Wenther Benee ban of the band will meet tomor- hours are 3:30 tol^30 p.m. on tract until the end of tte present tcm at 6:46 p.m. at the church, A' group o f about 70 hardy The board cjt sdiicaUon wlH hear school year. Oloody and wmimer tonight. we^days, 1 to 6 pjn. on Sat­ people braved last night's low and leave for Andover School to repopta from tlirea o f ita otHimUt- In a letter to the administra­ 1 3 ,8 6 1 Lew 88 te 88. Thandny eeh- urdays and Sundays and every temperatures and attended a com­ pnaent a Chrlstmaa 'concert. evening from 6 to 8 p.m. tion, she says she win become 70 ridemUe elendineH and himing munity carol sing at Center teea at a meeting tomorrow at 7:30 Mfaiwber «t the Audit years old on Feb. 17, and would Bnreda e< Ohvnlntloa iHjmrljrHtFr Eiirntttn BrraUi! eoMer with • ehaaoe o< e few Patk. p.m. In the board room of Behnet The Strickland Group, Second Uke to retire at the end of the ■now eoiTles In hilly aeetiona. Congregational Church, will have The VPW will meet tonight at Members of church choirs from Junior High School. ManehetSer— A CU yof VMage Charm . The reports will l&a riven by school year, rather than in two a Cbrlatmae party tonight at 8 at 8 at the poet home. Concordia Lutheran, Trinity Cove­ months. the home of Mis. Charles Sprague, nant, Second Congregational, members of the oonununlty college liaison, personnel policies, and A new educational Information VOL. LXXXII, NO. 68 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES-IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTBi CONN., WEDNESDAY. 1»CEMBER 19, 1962 78 Alton St. Members are remind­ Spec. 5 Maurice N, Spencer, aon C h w ^ of the Nazarene and St. committee, established fay the m PRICE FIVE CENTS ed to bring Items for health kits. of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Spencer, Bridget's participated in the sing. building and sites committees. The community college commit­ school principals’ administrative 460 Lake St., recently graduated Frederick Werner played an organ council, wants the board to con­ from the Third Artnored Division supplied by Watkins Bros. tee, headed by i/tia. Jane Stuck, will report on progress made by sider ariecUng representatives to Non-Commissioned O fficers David Blaney, choir director of LENOX PHARMACY the junior college advisory coun­ the committee.' Ask. Siq>t. Ronald Academy, Kirch Gone, Germany. the Church of the Nazarene, di­ S ta te N e w s cil In planning for the proposed P.-Scott win dhicuss the matter. 299 E . CEN TER STREET— BU 9 ^ 8 9 6 Miss Estes Qne of Ten Finalists He is a 1954 graduate of Man­ rected the sing. The board will go into executive in the break on Hilliard St., police Manchester community college. Soloists included Frank Laraia, session on a question Involving an chester High School, entered the said, but a glass windowed door, Names for membership to Army in 1955, and is a motor who sang "Silent Night,’‘ and Hugh leading to an inside reception employe. ± Hayden, organizer of the sing, room, was broken, and desks and committee will be reconunended. Members wOi also consider cne R o u n d u p sergeant in Co. C. Third Armored The personnel policies commit­ Battalion 36th Infantiy at Kirch who sang "The Lord’s Prayer.’’ cabinets were rifled. A safe was teaching appointment and a re­ In Contest for Top U.S. Teacher Held Stressing tee, to which matters regarding Gons. The Rev. K. EJnar Rask, pastor also tolled around the floor on its quest for release from contract, of Trinity Covenant Church, gave wheels but not opened in pie teachers are referred, will report as well as its January meeting break, which occurred sometime on the actions of a meeting Thurs­ dates. Miss Helen J. Estes, who Medicai School The Newcomer's Club will have the invocation, and Theodore Po­ well, acting mayor, represented between 4:30 p.m. Sunday and 9:30 day and another scheduled for last its Christmas party tonight at 7:45 n l^ t . BE FLICKERING! ■ays “a lot of teachers are far Cost Estimated the town. a.m. yesterday morning. Ruby more to my ideal,” learned at the Federation Room, Center Hazen, an employe at the firm, CJhrlstle F. McCormick Is chair­ MANY families who Congregational Church. A Christ­ The lack of response on the man of the committee. part of the public did not discour­ reported the incident yesterday. this morning that she ha^ At $30 Million mas film on holiday flowers will be The building and sites committee oall at our establish­ age Hayden, who said he was been selected as one of 10 fi­ shown. Thejre will be group carol will report on Its study of Supt. of L ig g t t t planning to repeat it again next nalists in the “ National o Issue in Talk ment comment upon singing and a Yankee Swap. Re­ Schools William H. Curtis' Vecom- HARTFX)RD (A P )— Con- year, and hopes to make it an an­ BE BRIGH T! freshments will be served. Public Records mendatlons for additions to several Teacher of the Year” pro­ roecticut’s new medical and nual event. Factory Spocialt the warmth and idl'elementary schools. The commit­ gram. dental schools, including a homelike comfort Ronald H. Bai'racliffe, son of Building Permits tee, headed by Ted Cummings, *nte program !• spoiuored teaching hospital, will prob­ Mr. and Mrs. Eldgar Barracliffe. Theft and Break To National ConstruoUon Co., was asked Dec. 5 to review the Jointly the Council of Chief that its furnishings 98 W. Middle Tpke., a hospital for construction of a Post Office recommendations, included in Supt. BE LIG H T! State Officer*, the U.S. Office of ably cost at least $30 million, Fears Reds corpsman in the U.S. Navy, is at alt 1066 Tolland ^Tpke., $30,000. Curtis’ Part 2 report on enrollment Education and ‘‘Look’’ magazine. and it may be a four-year in­ a n d decorations home on a 10-day holiday leave. Probed by Police Ttae winner will be announced in stead of a two year school. 1 He is stationed aboard the USS the apring. The state’s portion of that cost Will Act if Htdiate. Suffolk County, an LST, at Nor­ Police today are investigating a A Mandheater High School would probably be not less than folk, Va. theft of four hubcaps, valued at teawiier for nearly 86 yeara,‘^Mlas $16 million o f the total outlay. $80, and a Sunday night break at AMERICAN LEGION Onaranteed Eatea haa been head ot Ita Elng- The annual operation costa for f t , # Martha Bhnanuel Luther­ the Old Colony Co., furniture man­ To Give Ton llah department since 1935. She the planned new medical-dental Union Fails an Church, will hav« a Christmas ufacturers. at 596% Hilliard St., A Very was the first adviser to the High center, to be located in Farming- party Thursday ai 2 p.m. at the in which nothing is reported miss­ Enjoyehle School World, published weekly in ton, can be expected to be well home of Mrs. George Okerfelt, 29 ing. TI j u o y t w i X . Smoke The Herald, from the page's in­ over $5 million. NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) Bigelow St. Members are remind­ Bud Michalak of 276 Hartford ception In 1934 until reUrlng from These are some of the high­ — President Kennedy and ed to bring grab bag gifts and Rd. told police that someone stole the post In Jtme 1961. lights outlined in a report submit­ gifts for secret pals. hubcaps from his 1959 model Mer­ CORONAS British Prime Minister Har­ Only one teacher from each of ted today, to the University of old Macmillan today began cury while it was parked at the Resr. $4.75. $« A A the 50 states waa entered in the Connecticut Board of Trustees by The Mothers CSub of Center rear of the Hartford Road Service DINNER-DANCE the first of their formal Box 50. I y y competition,'’ upon approval from a professional advisory study com­ Congregational Church will meet Center between Sahirday night TICKETS NOW ON SALE 7 FOB 28c each state commissioner of educa­ mittee of health and medical edu­ meetings of their little sum­ for a potluck and Christmas pro­ and yesterday morning. tion. cational leaders. mit conference. ^ gram tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the ' Police foui^ no footprints in the Phone MI 9-8171 or MI 3-6340 LISOEH DRUB Dr. William J. Sanders, Con­ The report was formally turned They were believed to be deal­ Robbins Room of the church. snow and believe the theft oc­ Donations $18.00 Per Couple necticut's state education ootnmis- over to the trustees for their ing with the possibility of a new Members are reminded to bring curred sometime before the snow PARKADE aioner, approved Miss Estes’ en­ study and approval at the board’s crisis in the Congo. gifts for Mansfield State Training fell early Sunday morning. try, reconunended by Dr. Lepnord monthly meeting at the Univer-1 The two leaders were smiling, Schotd and a grab bag. No forced entty was discovered aity’s branch in Waterbury. Jbll, state consultant for English but nevertheless appeared grave and reading, and Dr. Harriet Ges- The 10-member committee call­ ed for a four-year school, instead as they began their session in a ler, state consultant for elemen- luxurious seaside mamdon at 9:60 tau7 education. of a two-year school, because it provides "freedom in developing a.m. Last week, Jerry Burke, a re­ its curriculum” and "possible gain Indications were that a seriea-of search official for "Look’’ visited in number of graduates who de­ top-ranking problems would be Miss E stw in the classroom and cide to practice in Connecticut.” taken up quickly, including the fhlf' spoke with the admli^txation The committee also called for deep British-American controver- about her. The magazine does an CTaduation of the first class in IV over the future of the Skybolt annual April feature story on the June, 1970, and said funds must missile. winning teacher and the runners- be obtained from the 1963 Gen­ Hie President was accompan­ np. eral Assembly in order to meet the ied by Defense Secretary Robert "I am delighted to bear,’’ aaid timetable. S. McNamara and Undersecretary Supt. of Schools 'l^lliam H. Cur- of State George W. Ball. The tla about Miss Estes’ success in prime minister had with him For­ 2 + ”.• placing among the finalists. "I Firemen g fFidotes Sue eign Secretary Lord Home and De­ am delighted for her; I am dellght- 1-12—Firemen’s Widows Sue .. fense Secretary Peter Thorney- ad for Manchester. NORWICH (AP) — Suits for oroft. Luxury Fabric ‘This Just confirms the thou^t' $200,000 apiece have been filed in Superior Court by widows of three Hie U.S. and British govern­ that all of us have had — that ment chiefs plunged into two days SPORT COATS we’re very fortunate to have her MISS HELEN J. ESTES city firemen killed here when a truck loeried with chemicals ex­ Heavy Guard for Priceless Painting of study of complex cold war as head o f oUr English depart­ problems under a eloud of gloom BOYS’ MISSES’ ment. ‘1 have great respect for ploded April 8. Police form protedUve cordon around truok oanylng priceless painting, die "Mona Usa,’’ from Four firemen were killed by the generated by a deep British- her. I can say that with strong weri. side pier to New York today aOter anivnl of Um Lsonarto Dn Vinci nuMSterpieoe aboard the Uner American controversy over the 1 9 “ CaMw,” ha said. blast, but one of the widows aaid France. Painting was brought to U.S. from Europe under spsciad guard. Fninttng, regardad a* O U A U TY AND Did Kennedy Kindle last night ahe was tmdeoided about future of the Skybolt missile. eosip. vahie I B M Tna high school adminkriratlon, the most preoious atogle worfa of art, fa on loan firoiU tha Louvre in Paris to th* Notionai Gahery of U.S. leaders reportedly feel whether to sue. Art bi Wtuhington, where it will bt dispUyed next monltfa. Secret Service men and police formed T A L O R Q L too, had nothing but praise for Suits were filed yesterday by there is a very real danger of a Rkh woob and blend* of JR. PETITES’ loan E a ^ the caughtar of a mla- motor eeooit fm: trip to Washington. (AP Fhotaiax). See story. Page Eight. renewed Sovlri thrust into the weol-and-Orion* aeiytic. Im. Carl J. Barite, Mrs. Leonard atanaiy-turned-teacher. M. Counilian, and Mrs. William Congo should the crisis generated SUITS ^ WINTER IMIas Estaa waa bom In Nan­ New Fireside Chats? J. Sheridan. The. widow who is by the secession of rich Katanga king, China, and came to the Unit­ still considering whether to start Action of UN Province lead to the collapse of ALL WOOL ed States and Maine at the age of litigation is Mrs. Edward Romano. the moderate Leopcridvllle govern­ .COATS Captives * Release ment. nix months. She went to elemen­ EDITOR'S NOTE — Presldent^people look in and listen to an The firemen were killed when a FLANNEL tary achool in Fort Fairfield, Ketuiedy may have inaugurated a Interview he had Monday night in truck that contained infiammable In Congo Hit The British did not appear to Maine. new technique for getting his his White House office. chemicals exploded during a fire be as concerned as their Amer- SLACKS 195 She reoeiived a bachelor o f arts views to the public. Douglas B. It was the late Franklin D. at the Van Tassel Leather Oo. The can allies, about the Congo pros­ degree in 1924 from Wheaton Col­ Cornell, who has covered the Roosevelt Who came up with the compemy Is one of the defendants By Holiday Hoped By Schweitzer pects. One of Kennedy’s aims at GIFT BLOUSES le t In Norton, Mass. Six years White House for the Associated Idea of establishing direct com- named hi the three suits filed thus this meeting in this sun-splashed laMr, she earned a master’s in Press since the early days of municatiem with people by the far. All of the suits are identi- British island resort was to em­ Discover the most BE ANYTHING . .. aducatlon from Harvard Univer­ the New Deal, compares KeimS' millions. In the 1930s arid 1940s cal. BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)—Dr. phasise to Macmillan U.S. views Pfanadreen cottons HAVANA -(i^P)—Hope mounted^to take food and msdiclne bistaad of what might be done to defend wanted fabrics sity. She reoeivtd a sixth yeeu* dy’s rocking chair interview with his mellow voice and rolling Also'named In the complaint are Albert Schweitzer called today fm* and oombod cottons. 4 8 9 of cash the Congo against any new Soviet anywherel Find professional certificate in edtica- President Roosevelt’s fireside phrases were heard periodically Richard J. Kane of Bridgeport, today that 1,118 Bay of Pigs pris­ the United Nations to pull its Noveky ooOan, jewel Havana relatives of the inis- attempt at penetration. akqdepieriandpUn textured wools, soft nodes, tapered sleeves. tlon from the University of Con­ chats. on radio — reports to the nation oners rna.y be freed from Fidel troops out of Katanga and for the necticut in 1958. By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL that became known as fireside (Continued on Page Twenty-seven) oners perked up on hearing re A U.N. spokesman announced Crantmeddi. 89(o42. phidns, nove^ weaves! Misses'siMS 3248. But he sure to he a Castro’s ! prisons oy Christmas bi Tuesday night that the United She taivht EbigUsh at Norwood WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ chats. ports from the United States of United States to keep hands off. exchange for U.S. food and medi­ States la sending an eight-man ('Maas.Y K g h School for three dent Kennedy may have kindled There were some likenesses and the shipment of tons of these sup­ The 87-year-old medical mis­ cines. sionary, philosopher and author, a new version of the old fireside differences In comparison with plies to Opa-Locka airfield near ACNMMMEPOR M.TERATK>NS AT ROBERT HALL New York attorney James B. who has spent nearly half a cen­ ob chat when he let the American Kennedy's televised interview for Trip to Brazil Miami. (OoBtinaed PBge Bight) lOanttamed on Page Eight) Donovan led a team of negotia­ tury in equatorial Africa, said Ka­ three reporters Monday. The reports included tiiese de­ tors intp a new round of talks tanga is and should remain inde­ One similarity: FDR always tails: CLAIROL BLONDE Shows Depth of with Castro Tuesday night. pendent of the rest of the former used to ait at a desk and talk Large stores of donated drugs Castro demanded $38 million Belgian Congo. into microphones; Kennedy sat in and food were bebW; assembled worth of drugs, $6 million in GIRLS* a chair — a rocker — and an In­ He declared reason auid Justice Bulletins Drugs Proving Useful near Miami, Fla.; in‘’ «ase the ex­ equipment, $9.6 million tai pow­ conspicuous microphone hung U.S.C oncern demand an immediate troop with­ • m is s M ' change g;oes through. dered milk and $14.8 million in Colled from AP Wires around his neck. baby foods He supplied long lists drawal and international-acknowl­ ORLON* PILE MEN’S HOLIDAY Donovan, who arranged the edgement of tho independence of • Juniors* -But Roosevelt's addresses were WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. of the drugs w ant^. This totals for the holidays trade of U2 pilot Francis Gary President Moise Tshombe’s cop­ :ainst Mental Ailment one-man efforts, whereas a four Gen. Robert F. Kennedy’s un­ only $63 million at manufacturers’ TBANSIT 6A FAILING ZIP-LMED WOOLEN • |r. potitos’ DRESSES some was involved In Monday Powers for Russian spy Rudolph per - rich secessionist Katanga heralded trip to Brazil has under­ Abel early this year, arrived list prices, but Donovan said Province. WASHINGTON (AP) — The night’s program. And television, lined sharp U.S. concern with that some time ago Castro could put Tuesday on a third trip to Ha­ Schweitzer disclosed his views Navy’s Transit 6A satellite fa EDITOR’S NOTE — Drugs have« Thus did a tranquilizer drug of course, added the extra de- country’s deep economic and po­ \LL WEATHER Suburban vana in his effort to effect the re­ his own value on the stocks. in a statemmt published by a foiling In Ita primary mission of WOOL V8 Blonde Hgrhts'flidkerlng: In your hair Cthe Clairol proven useful treatments for vari­ bring one woman a ticket back menslon of sight lacking In the litical problems. It was understood the prisoners ous mental Illnesses. Here is an toward mental health; F then lease of the Cubans captured in liberal BnuMcls paper, La Denl- supplying data for navigation The attorney general returned would be released on delivery of aid to ships, officials said to­ COATS COATS up-to-date report on their effec­ on, she could cooperate i psy­ (OonUnned On Page Twelve) the Invasion of April 1961. are Heure. to Washlngtonc^esday-after con­ 30 per cent of the amount de­ “My advice on the Katanga day. The satellie was rocketed DRESSES way oi flirtatious frosting) . . . rich natural lobk> tiveness and on the controversial chiatrists to work out 1 under­ ferring in Brasilia, Brazil’s capi­ With him were Alvaro Sanches and Mrs. Virginia Betancourt, of­ manded aiid a pledge for the question has been asked,’’ he said. aloft Tuesday from Point Alt- » « x evidence that much mental illness standing of her emotional illness. tal, with President Joao Goulart. balance.. may stem from faulty body chem The "mood drugs,” such as ficials of the Chiban Families “ It is that of an old Africa hand guello, Calif., with a brilUance It was believed he emphasized The Air Transport. Association, [95 ing shades of blonde (in the famous Miss Clal- Istry and not traumatic psycholo­ Committee, composed of prls' who has been living for almost 50 visor of space development lor tranquilizers to calm excited PiibKshers Say Washington’s worry over the Gou­ an organization of aviation execu­ g ie s situatltms. Third in a series minds and psychic stimulants to oners' relatives. years in an area near the Congo’’ Dr. Blohard B. Kershner, super- * 5 lart administration's failure to tives, said eight domestic airlines —Lambarene, Gabon. viaor Of space detvetopmeat for Wadi-and- roI(R) maimer) . . . or blonde, so pale, so delicate of five special reports on mental combat depression, are part of an stem a^^vaging tide of Inflatim. They went to the home of Mrs. wearoottofu, health. exciting chemical era In mental Berta Barreto, another negotia­ were cooperating ’ to transport “Here it fa: The era of coionl- the JohBS Hopkins Applied Pfay* cemp.wahMa Survival Hangs ' Preslddtt^ennedy has also sig­ slos Laboratory, aaid the satol- rayoo-and- illness. There are two great ob­ naled his ebneern over Brazil’s tor and soon after Castro sum­ 6 .S B 6 S .M (Conttnued on Page Bight) (OoatiiiMd on Ftoge Bight) Ute was in excellent orbit, imt oottoni, it seems spun of mist (from pre-lighting 'witii B y ALTON BLAKESLEE jectives. problems—a key nation in South moned them. far wrier 190% nylons, AP Science Beporter One Is to develop far more America because of its size and Mrs. Barreto said the priaonen that Its radio receiver had failed SaMkaod On Strike Pact to work on the first five at­ MpdfanoytOoUea Straight-line dMMtfas, -100% Dacron* NEW YORK (AP)—‘‘The devU effective drugs for various types (. ______influence. may be freed soon — “ God will ■tdaeelSte fasMfatinall p le a ^ sldrta. polyester. Ultra-Blue (R) Lady Cl$drol and aoloring with ifill talks to m e,’ ’ cAe said, “ but of mental illness. big.” tempts to -transmit data to tho (Other Story on Page Four) Within the past few weeks the Wdesosnla Bi woolBeeocs: Short, long and Many styles, I don’t bother to holler back.’’ The other is increasing. If con­ President has had a series of con­ Sources close to the negotiators satellite. difwtafang^ woel-aod- elbow-length sleeves. d eta ^ b k troversial, evidence that much NEW YORK (AP)—New York versations with such figures itLB said the prisoners, if freto, prob­ Tax Break Sought Creme Toner" (R ).) ___ «, seprooessedwool Jewel and v-oeddiDea fnrodlars, mental illness may stem from City’s nine daily newspapers, Adhemar de Barros, newly elec­ ably will be flown to Miami in CASTRO SHARES HOPES mellaodOriit faulty body chemiatry. closed In a labor dtqMite, said to­ ted governor of Sao Paulo; formet c h e e r e d planes. H AVANA (A P )— Prime Min­ erpeniive trims... ister Fidel C^.tro “aharee ne­ load. 84-48 CLAIROL HAmCOLORING FROM $10 .Elder Kennedy If specific chemical errors day they are faced trith the ques­ f Castro demanded $63 million could be pinpointed, they probab­ tion of survival in negoUations (OonUnned On Pnge Twelve) for their liberty but agreed later gotiators’ high hopes” for a ly could be corrected to prevent with their striking printers. For Cuba Drug Gifts quick exchange of 1,118 Bay af * « P rog resses in The' strike, stripping the city of. Pigs prisoam for UR. food (Oonfinoed on Page Nineteen) all its major papers, has gone on and mkUclBes, an official o f tha t : for 12 days. Cfabon Families Committee said CONSULT OUR EXPERT R e hahilitation WASHINGTON (AP)—^TTie Ken-^Revenua sorvica that the eon- today. This informant aaid oow* In a statement, issued as federal Vengeful Guards Slay nedy administration is consider­ trlbutions are deductible. mediators met separately with vention was very fbvorahla Our rug. 3^9 It is the assumption In Wash­ in a new round of talks begun ‘Guiding Star’ both sides, the publishers said ing giving drug manufacturers a PALM BEACH Fla. (AP)—Jo­ ington that Castro will accept the Tuesday night between Oataro TINTERS there must be a settlement that $3S-milUaa tax deduction on medi­ PAJAMAS seph P. Kennedy, the Prealdent’s retail price of the drugs as pay­ and a negotiating team led by < father, vdto suffered a paralyzing PQftnits them to stay in business Prisoners After Rioting cines donated for the propoaed ment against the $62 million he / Satellite Gives New York attorney Jamea H Btroke a year ago today, is report­ and preserve tlite jobs of their 20,- Cuban prisoner sxchangs. has demanded for the release of Donovan. AND. ed making continuing gains in a 000 employes. Administration sources said the prisoners. Food could make MISS DOROTHY — MISS BETTY slow rehabiUtatian process. A private, newly formed CIO' By FRANK N. MANITZAS <► .They were armed ..with revolv­ up the remainder. BLACK BOX BEJEOTED Navigation Aid that if thia deduction la granted, ROBES He may even be back in his sens Newspaper Committee ap­ BUiSNOS AIRES, Argentina ers and pistols crudely assembled Hie Cuban Families Commit­ GENEVA (AP) — The Unit­ self-appointed role of family air­ pealed to President Kennedy and (AP) - - Mutinous prison guards from smuggled parts. it would be baaed on the whole­ tee has raised on undisclosed ed States rejected today the' (POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. port, greeter when the President other officials to bring "every pos­ bent on revenge for the slaying of They moved quickly, firing on sale value ot drugs assembled for amount of funds. Soviet proposal for ualng robot MISS HELEN — MISS YVONNE arrives from the Bahamas Thurs­ (AP) — Transit 5A, the guiding their comrades went gunning for shipment to Cuba if Fidel Castro sible pressure to restore the daily guards and sei^g 20 hostages, The administration has taken eeiamk) stations — black boxes day for a CSiristnnaatime family star satellite which rocketed sky­ rioting convlcta and kept crowded released 1,118 captives of the ill- newspapers to the people.’’ including a prison chaplain. The pains to conceal the extent of its — to control a baa on nucienr 9 f o r ^ 7 gathering. ward with a brilliance visible for Villa de Voto penitentiary In a fated 1961 Bay of Pigs invasioh. The committee, including several leaders were joined by the 400 role in attempting to win release weapons testa. U.S- Ambaaaador R is a far happier atmosphere hundreds of miles, gave out a murderous uproar until 4 a.m. to­ The retail value ot the drugs MR. STEVE — MISS PAT prominent professional persons, inmates in two cell blocks and of the prisoners. Arthur H. Dean told the 17-nn- for the Kennedys than the days steady signal from its polar orbit day. is $63 mUUbn. said “a ' situation has developed they barricaded themselves there. The <^clal line has been, as tion dtaarmament eonferenoe the H » Pajama last year when the elder Kennedy today. Polios sources said 10 guards that violates the need of the public Hernando Belro, a. hostage in Tha tax deduction proposal President Kennedy told his news Soviet proposal waa *%agna and seisin stricken at St. Mary’s Hoepi- The signal will help ships and were killed and four critically in­ lay to be informed.’’ one cell block, said the rioters worked out within the s^hnlnistia- conference last w«ek, that a "foggy” and the United Stntaa BOYS’ DR^SS quilted acetate All have attended the latest classes in hair tinting ♦sL submarines determine their posi- The shutdown has 1 ^ “ our citi­ jured when 400 convicts- tried to told two captive guards to eat tlon after key members of Con- private committee waa hawriHng fa not prepared to aeeent "an fapfaaa* tops and GIRLS’ BLOUSES* tlcms more accurately. break jail' and rioted for 10 hours. Medical sources, although e- Seconds after Traiusit SA’s zens in a communication vacuum, their supper and then shot them greas had made it clear they the matter and he was “ sympa­ unworkable system of blaek andoxfapd bottoms. and invite you to atop in to give your hair that to evaluate the 74-yearold & SPORT SHIRTS luctant launch at 5:26 p.m. (PST) Tues­ without adequate news channels,’’ After the convicts surrendered, in the back. would not go along with the direct thetic” with its objectives. No­ boxes In our Cluistmaa .atock- Siam 32 to 38. V ' more than 100 guards went on a SLIPS, PETTICOATS Kennedy’s condition, say he has day, the colorful trail of the Sat­ the committee said. A hostage in the other cell use of federal funds for the pay­ body familiar with the ^ethlls Ing.” new holiday look. rampage and killed or seriously Widelslectiooflf TheRobes made encouraging improvement. ellite’s rocket booster reflected “This communications break­ block said one ringleader wanted ment of what they called ransom. thiiiks, however, that the tax de­ ipaeediciBn'd He is said to have regained some wounded 10 prisoners, imofficial 189 wanted fabrics, inaoetate the setting sun’s rays like tech­ down has occurred at a time in to shoot hostages but was re­ Previously tiie administration duction suggestion originated with PORTRAIT OF PAY4MT awsMB-MM Uouass-Cotton, drip-dry speech—though far from conver- police sources, said. styles, patterns quilt with nicolor skywriting. national and world events when strained by other prisoners. had unsuccessfully sought clear­ the drug manufacturers. NASHVILLE, Tena. (A P I- faroaddotb, D,croa* polyester,. 189 satlon—and can walk with the aid an informed citizenry is vital to The 16 hours of rioting and gun­ a ^ o d in l hirex thread. It was seen by tnmdreds from City Judge Leopoldo Insaurral- ance of influential members of Chief proeecntor lemee F. Neal Acrilan* acrylic. 3-ftx, 7-14 o f a cane. Mostly, however, be the public Interest.’’ fire in Villa de Vote’s dark, damp, Lincoln White, State Depart­ Pullovers, knits Sizes 10 to 20. San Diego to 6an Frandsco, Calll, de, sent to talk to prisoners at the Houoa and Senate appropria- deeeribed Teamster Pietadeat sttpr-petticoota-Aiyloa gets about in a wheelchair. The appeal also went to New cells and corridors finally ended ment qxikeaman, h|s aaid that and one observer 900 miles away their request, returned after 16 timw committee to put' up $18-6 James B. Hoffafa eoneptragy and morel 6-18 sheers, cottons; s l ^ Medically, the President’s fa- Yoik Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, about 'two hours after 100 gutuds, federal agencies “ are faciUtaUng trial today as a "portrait ad m said he saw a glow In Qie sky at mtaiutes and reported the ztoters milUoa in available Central Intelli­ 4-M;pettis,»>14 Ifasr Is considered discharged. Mayor Robert F. Wagner and to beUfSved to have' been most, ac­ or helping in any way they' can payoff.” la ojieniBg the enan* launch time. were In an ugly mood and vowed gence Agency funds to pay for The problem remaining is one ot both the publishers and striking tive in the vengeful retallatloa, to fight to the end. He said the beoaiise of tiie sympathetic feel­ mattoa, Neal toU the UR. Dfae The 140-pound aatelUte wai^ medical nQiplles. ing of this government in the re^ rri earning and u strengthening launched atop the four-stage, sol­ International Tjrpog^phical Un­ sped throui^ the prison gbtes. hostages were in grave danger. trict Court jury o f five wonesB wiaakened muscle^ . the experts id-fuel Blue Bcount rocket by the ion. ’nis rioting at Villa de Voto, Wild shooting conUnued Into the It was otressed in ' adminlstra- lease of tl^ e priaonen.’’ - and seven men: “H’hst you hnvn ‘’AlteratioiW on men’s and boys’ clothing: will be finished in time for Christmas.’' aay. ^ • Air Force ,tor the Navy. It went Th* piibliahm,' Id their state­ where 2,100' transient priscaiere night, until Col. Miguel Paiva, di­ tiqn quarters that the tax de­ I White declined' to eomment w hwt 8% we Thoa* who hav* seen Joseph Into mrUt an hour and a half later. ment, said they have offered ben­ and oonvlcted erlminala were be­ rector of penal inefitutee, an­ duction proposal jswalts final, of­ Tuesday on, vdiether ttia g^vwen- fa a portrait e(t a payaCL It Mfawieito alnee hie return to It waa tha first of two toM S efits to th* union which, H applied ing held, erupted ait 1;16 p.m .' nounced « t 10:20 p.m. that tha ficial i^iproval. ment la eontrlbuting money '-or to be patated a t r m fay atr Route 5— South Windsor, Conn.Plenty Of Free Parking 988 MAIN STREET—MI 8-8961 Tuesday vrtiea six prisooers made Among other ttilaga, a nriing food and medicine far Ifaa releaee Ori ■a heeak for iseadom. ■ ba'iaqolrad hr «ba Motanl of «fa prfanw— , / ' ... . ^ V ^ f s m / r ' - r •I . ' 1