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\TOIi. LXXXn, NO. 54 (SEETEBN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER S, 1962 (OUoABea AdrerAAac im U) PRICE FIVE CENTS Pravda Reacts; Hits Manchester's United Fund poal? 1107,000. When? Today through Dec. 12. Benefactors ? American Red Cross, Boy ôuts. Child Free Trend in Arts Guidance Clinic of Manchester, Children’s Services of Connecticut, Diocesan Bureau of Sodal Service, By PRESTON OBOVEB < “It b theb duty to support all Giti Scouts, Manchester Memorial Hospital, Man MOSCOW (A P)— Pravda, progressive talent b art,’’ Pravda chester Public Health Nurses Association, YWCA. tihe Communist party paper, conUnued, "to stiêngthen the con Distribution of funds? According to the respec nection of the men of Uterature tive needs of the participating aifencies as deter pressed s broad-scale attack with the life of the people, with today on liberal tendencies in Communist construction, to de mined by the fund’s board of directors. fend consistently the Communist Pledges? Payable weekly, monthly or quarterly For Talk on Kashmir literature, art and music. The party organ echoed Pre ideology, to fig^t with Irreconcill- anytime before Dec. 1968. mier lOiruahchev's criticism last abiUty against the lack of ideo Contributions deductible for income tax puruoses? week of abstract art and included logical content, agabst any devb- Y es. music and literature. tiems and hesitatians from the main line of development of our “The pseudo Innovators in paint arb, the art of people construct Ayub Khan ing and m iîc,' under the pretext ing communism.’’ o f' arUstic search and allêdly Ibmvda's campaign appeared to daring avant garffism, deviate be a firm official reaction to what tram the traditions of realistic art United Fund Begins Asks Parley seemed in recent months to be a and betray these traditions,’’ the Ubendbing tendency to Uterature, paper said. music and art. “ The pseudo innovators unthink Last week, Khrushchev stamped By D ec. 9 ingly nm after Western fashion, hard on abstract art. At a smaU Drive for $107?000 engage in pitiable imitation of the private show he said the palntera corrupt formalist art of the bour who pursued it were sick and _ NEW DELHI, India (AP) geois world which in its nature their work looked like the splash' The United Fund of Manchester^ Manchester Memorial Hospital, —^Prime Minister Nehru said b deeply alien to the world out togs of a donkey’s taU. look of Soviet man.” line, today launches ib first fund $34,616. today there will be no restric Another special article ' drive—a personal solicitation cam- The paper restated the policy denuied “the inordinate and Manchester Public H ealth 'paign to $107,000 to benefit Nurses Association, $5,753. tions or preconditions in the on art and literature that has pre- thoughtless passion for foreign forthcoming talks between In Tsdled in Russia for most of the nine participattog agencies. YWCA. $4,257. The drive will continue through Soviet period. In recent months there have ’The operating expenses of the dia and Pakistan on Kashmir. Wednesday, Dec. 13. campaign are included to the in Answering questiens to ParUa- ' ‘"The cohesion of all talented been a number of Jats concerto A tota l c i 193 volunteers are in dividual goab. ment, Nehru denied there was any actiye forces of literature and art on the radio, and fmelgn and So volved to the fund’s four divisions, Matthew M. Moriarty b general contradiction between hb Nov. 80 on the basis of the principles of viet Jass orchestras have toured initial gifb, employes, business Socialist realism, on the gêat the country. Recently the Soviet chairman of the drive, and Atty. statement on toe subject and hb and residentital. clarification Dec. 1 after seeing Ideals of communism, b the first composers union devoted most of James M. Higgins b president o t ’Ihe agencies which will bene British Commonwealth Relations task of creative unions,” it said.' its annual meeting to a study of the fund. H ie dlvbion chairmen are fit are the American Red Cross, Robert J. Boyce, initial g ifb ; Ever' Secretary Duncan Sandys. Pravda cafiad on the youth Jass. Pravda branded Jass as Boy Scoub, Child Guidance Clinic leagues, the people, ..the party, the American and bad. ett R. Kennedy, employes; George The prime minister said both of Manebestor, Children’s Services H. Marlow, business; and Mrs. Ev the Indian and Pakistani repre press, radio and tdevblon to sup-1 ------of Connecticut, Diocesan Bureau sentatives wUl have complete port that iwlicy. (OonAnoed on Page Ebilit) erett Keith, residentUto of Social Service, O bi Scoub, Man “Give the United Way” b the freedom to express their opinions. ----- ' ------chester Memorial Roi^tal, Man slogan of the fund. —^Presldmt Mohammed Ayub chester Public Health Nurses .Asso- “Hie United BNind of Manches- Khan’s govenunent b requestiirg dation and YWCA.. India to set a date for talks on The individual goab' of each (Oonttooed on Page Five) Kashmir by Dec. 9 «t toe latest, President Awaiting agency, approved after budget Pakistani papers said today. studies by the fund’s S7-member in L o n do n. Commonwealth board of directors, are as follows: R cta tion s S e c r e ta r y D uncan American Red Cross, $20,709. Sandys said on hb return Boy Scoub, $8,074. France Shuns from India and Pakistan today he Labor Strife Report Child Guidance Clinic of Man b confident there b nothing to chester, $12,607. Children’s Services of Connecti [/.Sw Plan for rumors that Pakistan b about to sign a nonaggression pact with WASHINGTON (AP)—PresldentOnational Aaaocbtioa of Machto- cut, $6,903. Diocesan Bureau of Social Serv with China, nhd, although that Kennedy geb reporb today from bb , AFLrCIO, called off ib walk' Bl o c N-Force rumor has not been denied, I am out at the government’s request ice, $4,603. two Taft-Hartley taw emergency Oiri Scouts, $8,029. Firemen remove body of Mrs. Ida Thconas, 58, from ruins of tenement building destroyed by lire absolutely ccmfldent toere b itoto- ’The report frbn the Lockheed ing to It,” he told newsmen at boards he named to stopping PARIS (AP) — BYench Foreign Sunday. The Uaae also took toe life of a 60-y^-old man to the stuooo butotoig at 64 Tremont emergency boanP b expected Ixmdon Airport “I feel that thb strikes by East Coast dock em SL to Anecmta. (AP Ptontofax). simply to recite A negotiating Mlnlater Maurice Couve de Mur- rumor of a iKmaggresslon pact ployes and Lockheed aerospace deadlock. It b strictly a formality vUle, whose government wanb to between Pakistan and China has w ork ers. that, under the taw, will enable Pilot Wrote In another development related make France an independent nu Thant Challenges West been very unfortunate.” the government to go ahead with Sandys, who had talks with gov to a majoi'- tabor controversy clear ;power, poured cold ^ ter Peking Jeers application for an 80-day court in ernment leaders in both Indb and chiefs of the, five operating unions About Peril today on the idea of an integrated BALTIMORE "(AP) — U State N ew s junction barring a furthw strike. European nuclear force. Pakistan, said he tried to help on the* nation’s railroads The time lag will enable gov Thant, secretary-general of gathered here for a huddle to de Couve de Murvllle •-* addressed As Tito, Nikita the United Nations says Westiît them toward dbcusslon of toe dif ernment mediators and the spe l^blators from toe seven nations ficulties between them. termine their next legal step to cial board headed by Prof. Ar At Idlewild em leaders have not respond Roundup fighting worker layoffs threatened of the Western Eurmiean Union, ed to a change to the jwllUeal “I think the opportunity for a thur M. Ross, iUrector of the convened to dbeuss Snnopean de by the carriers. University of Callifornia Institute WASHmOTON (AP) —A ntaga- Schedule Talk climate of the Soviet 'yhlon. settlement of thb very difficult Of the three disputes a raiewed fenses and toe possibility of such "Western leaders saw the dispute about Kashmir b better of Industrial Relations, to try. new stoe article by a pilot killed to me an integratedi-nuclear force under strike by the 60,000 dock workers peace movea abltoer crash Friday at New MOSCOW (AP)—President Hto world as a battlefield between tium it ever has been,’ 'he said. mpears to be the nu^t imminent. eonunand o( toe North Atlantic ;/tw o antagonistic systems, Fire, Crashes Kill “It has been improved because Tmk’s ItUswUd Airport deplores T r e ^ of . Ytopudavla, a Communist with *1110 workers ended afi' earlier (CViaABiHd M ilage JBlW he caOed the narrow saf(' «tmng TnwjtyfiHiit Qyertones, head miUtaatly expressing theprto- Four on Weekend of toe external dtmger. It makes sMke after the admtolstratian cm ' m a rg in ed today for MoSoow^^ talks with ctjrieabrgood aad evil,’’ Thant nonsense of defense against China ‘ Oct. 6 obtained an aOKlay Injunc to antt aatlanai nuetaar said Sunday. to be wasting one’s forces guard SSbm Ab UoM Capt. arms devekqnoent' pngrams as Soviet Premier Khrushchev ac tion under the Taft-Hartley emer 3 . Bechtrtd, rrtened partieutarly companied hy toe taunts and Thant, to hb first H>eerii A tenement house fire to An- ing against one’s near nelghhora.” gency provisions. France is undbrtaklng, has sug since being elected permanent sonb and two ' traffic' accidenta 8and:*s said it was not for him V illa ges eizes to Runway 4, the runway which gested that a Burepeaq force In- jibes of'the Peking radio. The emergency board studying he mbsed when he crashed to a , The Hto party, including hb secretary-general, spoke to claimed four Uvea in Connecticut to say if Indb would accept toe this case b expected to repdrt to b ^ ta d With NATO be formed as 1,000 persons at Jolm Hop over the weekend. Communist Chinese terms for a an alternative.. Wife Jovanka, left Budapest by the White House that there ktlll Federal Office *^ ed with Becfatold to that rttecial train at mldnl^t after a kins University. The -victims of the fire Sunday cease-fire to their border dispute. b a tight deadlock between the The WEU assembfo to made up ’Thant said Soviet poUcy has morning were Arthur ESieman, 60, “I don’t think they have, in tact crash were 24 other persens of members of parliament from Brief but ceremonious stay to the AFL-dO International Long among the 61 aboard the DCfB. Hungarian capital. become much more flexible of Derby and Mrs. Ida Thomas, 58, accepted toe terms as yet. At the shoremen’s Association, and ship- France, West Germany, Britain, since Stalin’s death, but the who police said shared an apart moment the Indian government To Sate Trade Be. (AP) — Fed- risit otoar cities before sitting nise this change. Twenty-three survivors were uary issue, out. Dec. 36. mKtee has pr^wred a report urg down with Kremlin leaders for really means." offer, rejected by the union. A ersd Marshals meet here temight Bechtold urged that the Federal left homelefs by the blaze. Fire He said toe Indian peo^ are worker turndown of the offer, to map strategy for theb invasion ing creation of a NATO nuclear a discussion that b sure to in- Aviation Agency install the new force which, in toe words of Pres elude toe rift in Moscow-Peking Marshal Herbert A. Smith said the more wholly united today than which officiab say they expect, of Mound Oty, a village where Instrument Landing System sched fire was apparently touched off hy ident Kennedy at Ottaara ta 1961, relations and ib meaning for ever before. will mean a real threat of a pier seadous town folk and farmers uled for Idlewild on the southeast Clash Loioms a defective oil burner in a kitchoi “After the (toinese attack rqxm strike on Atlantic and Gulf coasb threaten “another Mississippi’’ to would be "truly multilateral in world Communist affairs. runway. No. 18, instead of north ownership and control." As Hto’s expedition got under ran ge. them, they are unanimously deter on Dec. 23 when the JM ay in keep from turning over govern west No. 81, as banned. The old stucco structure was With an eye on extsting British way, toe Peking radio blasted toe mined never again to rely for junction runs out. ment records they have lodced Iq “From the pilot viewpoint an soon to be torn down to make way and French nuclear armament, it “Hto group” and “ita notorious Over Payment their safety and freedom cn their The Lockheed tabor dispute b a barricaded building. ILS on the SE runway b almost for a redevelopment project. b suggesting that a NATO force BUpra-bloc policy” as "traitors of good faith in China. Bfito toe help In an earlier stage of develop ’The county Agricultural Stabil mandatory to beat the taw of av should toclude all Western Euro toe proletarbt and running dogs Killed Sunday night to North ment. Kennedy invoked the ’Taft- isation and Conservation Service erages," Bechtold wrote. Haven was 27-year-old George F. pean nuclear forces and “a sub- of U.S. Imperlalbm."' For UN Forces - (Corttimed on Fnge BMlM) ■ Itartley provimons to thb case office was moved thb year from “No crystal ban b needed for Hto and Khrushchev last met Moran, of North Haven, whose car last Wednesday to end a walkout Mound City, the county seat with t h b .” (Oontinued oft Page Fifteen) to N ew Y ork in 1960 at m eetin gs UNITED NAHONS. N.Y. (AP) failed to negotiate a curve on Maple that had started earlior that day. a population of less than 300, to Ave. and struck a tree. H b wife, "bn Thursday, the striking Inter- Herrj^d, population 638, el^t of toe U.N. General Assembly. —A Sovbt-U.S. clash b in pros nr"' " Started New Landing The Yu»»tav leader last visited Janet, 23, was hospitalised in seri miles north. pect over a resolution to make ous condition. Half of the records were moved NEW YORK (AP) — Seconds the Soviet Union in 1956, to an all U.N. members legally respon An EUtogton girl, 16-year-old Biilletidis to the new ASCS building to Her- before hb plane . crashed Friday upward climb to relations be tween the two countries since toe sible for sharing toe cost of the 'Valerie Lee Hubbard, was totally Rui^sian JD’ s reid, but Mound City area folks nig^ into marshland at Idlewild injured Saturday night in a smash- GoOed from AP Wire* foiled attempb to Ube the rest, Abport, kUUng 35 persons, the News Tidbits jtoarp break during toe Stalin era. U.N. forces in the Congo and the Aside from foreign policy, Hto Middle East. up on Rt. 83 in laUngton. ^ ey locked the ASCS office and pilot of an Eastern Air Lanes from the AP Wires Police said riie was a passenger sandbagged the front. 'Ihey h c i B tried to gain altitude and I»obabIy will discuss economic The resolution, sponsor^ by TROOPS RING qUARTERS Having a Ball ^blem s with hb Soviet hosts. the United States and nine other in a car driven hy James Lakso of threatened to fight if anyone i for another landing, investiga- Rockville, which colUdMl' with an ALGIERS (A P )—‘ AlMOt 200 comes for the records. rs believe. Yugoslavia has bCen undergoing countries, proposes acceptance of aoMtors, bariied by annoied g Premier ibince Souvanna Pbou- a difficidt period, with food short the World Court’s July 20 advb- other car driven by 16-year-old On the Kolkhoz ma btomea dissident group of his Dale Sherman,' also a t Rockville, oars, Bupwanded government (Oontianed oa n g e Flftoea) ages, as one problem.'! The United ory opinion that cosb of- the (GmittoaeS on Page Two) own neatralbt foivee for siiootlng headqonrten for several hoars States agreed last week to help peace-keeping forces cohstituto today, bat there was no other By GEORGE STVER’TSEN down of UB. suii^y plane, which by providing 1.3 million tons of “expenses' of the organization” Smithwick Faces Tests oauaed death of two American sign i t any crisis. mldnlter- MOSCOW (AP)—Life down on w heat. ■' which toe U.N. charter says “ shall HARTFORD (AP) — A toctory noon toe nmnber of troopa bad the collective farm hasn’t been orewmen.. Conununiat Blast Ger Chinese commentaries attacked be home by the members as ap- watchman portrayed by fire offi lieen somewhat redaoed. The Qie same since Soviet courts many tone United Nattone It b ur ciab as an arsonist with a con dtty was calm. started shipping juvenile .delto- New Christmas Stamp gent to oonclode German peace (OoBtfamed ba Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) treaty and get weetom troopa out science faces psychUtric testa to quenb- out of the big cities to BOMBERS lEAVINO work with the peasanb. of Weat Berlin. .Bomb blasts, re see if he b able to stand trial. portedly toe work of otganbed He b Frsneb Smitwlck, a 28- * WASHINGTON (AP) — The Exasperated Ukrainian kolkhos- .Russians have began taking nlksr-coUective farmers—are tell Tops Demand-Records band of t«Torbto, damage gov year4>ld bachelor who, until hb arrest last' Wednesday, lived with their IL28 bombers oat at Cn- ing ^mithoritles to quit sending ernment boUdlngB to three big White House News Control Said ba. the Defena* Oepartmait an- problemi^r:-. they hqve enough of Spanbh oltlee during the night. hb parents in Ellington and work ed at the AMCO Manufacturing Boonoed today. Asst. Seose- m e b ow n. WASHINOTON (AP)—The newf Advisory Committee, a 13-mem' Repreeenteitivee of Cbvetand tary of Defense Arthur S)rivea- ’The coimtry fo ^ ’ case against Chrisbhas stamp can’t be printed ber group set up to give the post Newepeper Guild and two strike Ranging from N-T ests to Ballet C o . to Btast Windsor.----- ter announced that Ahe of fast enough to satisfy the de master general coinuel on - toe bound dally newspiq>ere meet to Deputy State Fire Marshsd Ou> the fovernment’r program toit • ____ ■*”- ' ___ ■ . s a reported SO or more twin-jet “ re-educating’’ young'Jdlers who mand, the Post Office Depart- subjMb and designs of new is day to effort to renoh agreement roU Shaw says Smithwick has ad bombers ore In the jprooeaa of won’t work 'was presented to. lent repeated today. sues. on BOW contract . .The Minneoota BKIITOR’S NOTE—^Hib b toef’strictions not connected with Cuba mitted setting more . than . 30 “Oddly enough," said Kelleher, Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, or erbes at all: being withdrawn. Pbotographa Kev newspap^ Pravda >f “It’s far and away the best first of a series of three analyses fires, including the $1 million blaze taken Ipr U-S- patrol planea tndl- U kraine. selling special stamp ever is “there was more furor over the will conduct fund drive among la on government Information poli Restrictions on covering under that destroyed Scou Department bor mtiona to help Lt. Gov. Kail cate that the Rnsslaii ship “’Thb b re-educattogT” the sued,” said James F. Kelleher, desi^ of the stamp than over toe cie s. ground nuclear tesb to Nevada, Store In East Windsor on Thanks Okhotsk was moving off the n ew spaper dem an ded to an information aide to Postmaster question of whether toe fihristmas Bolvaag pay for reeount to Btoir secrecy about all military space giving Day. neeota governorship race. nortoern coast ef Cuba on Satnr- article expoelng the hljinks of the Gen J; Edward Day. stwnp itself should be issued.’’ By JAMES MABLOW activities, a recent bbekout on to- Smithwick was arrested in con day with three bomber fnse- Soviet deadend kl4s among theb Kelleher said advance demand Designed by James Crawford, a Federal government will recom Assoebtod Press News Analjrst formation about Russian satellite nection with a minor fire at mend improvemento to door latch- lages visible on Ms deck, Syl country cousins. , for the stamp was so great that Post Office Department artist, toe WASHINGTON (AP) — The efforts although the Russians know AMCO last' Monday night which vester told a noWB eontatenftfc Valentin Donskoy, chairman of Day ordered a record first print four-cent stamp bears traditional ea of twin engine Oonvalr airlin shades are down, and have been all about to ^ own satellites. he admitted he had set, Shaw tbe.Makstroy state farm near Do- ing of 500 million. ’The {urevious Christmas symbob — slender can ers. . Vlnoent Primr, 46, b fined for quite a while, on information “To a remarkable degree,” said; dles and an eveigreen wreath $19 for runalng onto firtd to try UB. DENIES CLAIM nebk, said he and hb farmers high for a special issue was 800 toe govenunent b willing to make Moss '.id, “toe White House Ib ^ During the interrogation, Smith RAW.ALFINDI, Paklstwa got a shipment of idlers last year. million for the Mercury astronaut with red bow. to shake hands with Preeldent public. At thb time they’re not b retuinlng dtr^t control over toe wick began to admit to other fires, Kelleher said toe department Kennedy as resident inspected (AP)— A member at ParUament “The worst of it b the drunken stamp commemorating John' B. all the way down. They go down handling of 'government Informa Shaw said, including the blaze charged today the Uidted Statea ness," he told an tatervlower, Glenn Jr.’s apace flight- has received no letters from re cadets and mldabipaien during Sharply In times of overseas tion. Important news - rmiking ligious groups protesting the halftime at Army-Navy foetid at the Rockville Professional has boiit aeorrt rniaaUe and “especially on paydays — then “We’ve already upped the c r is b . evriits, ranging from a backstage BuUding to March 1960 that did cavistmas order to 600 million," sUunp. Protesting letters are gen game to Phfiadriphta Saturday. rocket bases in nortoen Palos- they drink for three w four days. They did in both world wars, greetitig (by Kennedy) to mem $200,000 dsimage. tan near the Khyber Fnas. “We They don’t go out to work until said Kelleher, “but now we face erally of toTM types. Two frogmen are adiediiled to to the Korean War, when the bers of Rusiria’s Bobhoi BaUet to “(toe group dhubes the design, melrw record dive to 1,000 feet off How ever, Smithwick steadfast don’t know what b going on they drink up everything." the possibility that we might not American U2 plane was riiot down the bomb tesb in the Pacific are ly maintained he was careful not be able to print enough.” but mayM they’ll like next year’s Santa (tatalina letand, caUf., to there beenuse even the highest Donskoy aad hb 'assbbnb de o v e r toe Soviet Union in 1960, a t imder firm presidentbl control. to endanger any Uvea, according of oar smvlees oftfoera ore not cided to quit selling vodka at the Thb b not the kind of jiroblem Christmas stamp design and those day, staking Uvea on secret mix toe time of toe disastrous Cuban “Thb b not all bad, nor b it toe department anticipated when aiio' like thb one will write in ture of gases th ^ will breathe in to the marshal’s office. permitted to enter,” deelnred State farm store. That same ev invasion of 1961, and more recent all to the good. When we realise Smith wick's bond was raised Malik Wall Khaa, a tribal rep ening, all the special settlers were it announced last May that it then to tell us they don’t like that stead of air . . . Severe at<»m that ly to the Cuban tension of 1962. \toat sort of news msmagement b would issue ib first special one," said Kelleher.. churned in every dbertlon off from $5,000 to $25,000 after he resentative. A U A , spekeansaa drunk as usual. The Truman, Eisenhower and going csi in Washington today, was rearrested Saturday and denied the claim as absohfteiy “It turned out the special set- Ourlstmas stamp. A second group felt the stamp South Atlantic ^Boast last weric b we’d better start considering what Kenhedy admliiistrations have all charged with touching off a fire witoont foandatfoB. Aers had hung one cm mth cheap The" greatest . apprehension was an affront to the concept of centered 250 mOes east ef Chariea- been involved—when there was 't anything—we’re going to do eau de cologne," he explained, am ong ipUstal o ffic ia b then w as toe separation of church and ten. & O., today. Nov. 36 at a building in East crisis and when there wasn’t any. about it .” Windsor previously occupied by COURT ACCEPTS CASE “^ê storekeeper couldn’t keep that the stamp might provoke state. Members of Martitobts Union President Kennedy’s administra Almost exactly a month before rotesb on grmmds that it vio- The third group, said Kelleher, reject package proposal and. vote Balch’a Appliance and Hardware WASHINOTON (AP) — The up with the demand. )He fulfilled tion got sharp news medb critl- Moss, on Nov. 1, banged the De Supreme Copri agreed today 9e hb plan for the sale of eau de Sited tog principle of church-stato “sennehow felt toe stamp would to strike MdDonneU Alroraft Con fense Department for' an order re S tore. carry out separation of toe church Mbaouri’a largest employer and c b m f o r ita handling of informa Other counts of arson will be role OB whether Henry W t^ cologne for the next 10 years.” separation. tion during the October-November quiring all ib officials to report A nother t m x , says Kelleher. and stab even further." manufacturer of spacecraft . . lodged agafost Smithwick as toe nteo. iermer ergnntantleanl am- Another state farm" leader rue- Cuban affair. It began easing tq> promptly to the Pentagon's public was that it might antagonise the ^‘All we were trying to do was One of FBPs 10 moat wanted men retaiy for the Oommnalat Adly said: “Our vUtage peiqile on those particular restrictions rebtions office toe substance of investigation of hb aoUvtties con-' Natiqaal ’Biberouloeb Association, to come up wlfti a stamp in re and hb woman friend were counts 'may ade 'the.govwmnent for $I are saying: If the city rolks don’t when toe beat died down all totervbws v(lto newsmen. tinues, Shaw indicated. know bow to bring them up, then which for years has sponsored the sponse to a demand eiqpreaBed to taig moaHy to a Hollywood apwt- The psychiatric tasta ware or mUUoB damages. Wlastoa esw- toe department in hundreds of let mept earty today when FBI agbita Then late last week Rep. Jbbn Arthur Sylverter, assistant' sec what are we supposed to do?" sate of Cinbtmas seab as a fund- retary of drtense in cbarge..of pub dered by State’a.. Attorney. ,J m m . M ratatog device.^,. ters every year for toe last 20 bnrrt to aad arreated them. E. Moss of (tallfornb, a member nets beeanae of delay aad aegll- A dbtrict. official said, “thb of Kennedy’s own Deinocratic par lic affairs, had put out the order D. L A ^ e . . w as a nice ■ quiet village d h ^ ct Kelleher sayMBier-.deebion to b- years or. more—something to ra- Yemen’s deix>sed king says he Atty. Robert J. Pigeon o f R o ck - geaoe 'ia the dbgaeris aod re- BUe toe stamp wftaMBiade by Day fiect toe holiday atm oêre dur has started a l“showdowa martdi’’ ty and chairnuut of toe House sub Oct. -7. Moss didn’t budge him. larval el a brala 9moor wldle • But the cities" started^ deanlM out committee on information, hit at When toe National Editorial As- vlUe whose offices were to the Pro- theb scum and dumping all the only after eatendlvk inqubies to- ing a particular time «» toe year, to recaptore hb torpoe, hut rebel ha a prlastbs tat the fiiftm toe President and hb advlaera tor aoctatirm on Nov. 17 passed n res- fensl

istence It bkthe tthng we-have I to show tor our efforts over and ^ O P P I N G ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEST^ CONN., MOIÂT. DECEMBER 8. 1962 rAG E f B R n Above Ihereiy sustaining life It is String Cliwkijii DAYS TILL Ci^wdEnjoys ffundamental that wortn of art are SliDiiiwold on amsU now, snd would Interfere memmy of lbs. Gertrude Houg^. Simons, chsliman. An3nMM--- wlrit- usetaBs; this is thebr patent of a0> CHRISTMAS *Ihtproper Location^ -irith future expansion of the Mu- Hebron Tlte shuftor ta a gift of the East tog to contribute to this fund ta bUlty. A temple is not a dwelling, Plays nidpal Building. Hampton TeaAenf Club. Mis. asketj to SAd hta donatlA to Mrs. “THE WAY nor is a vase a oooktng pot” The directors oould not overrule Hough died at the home of hA Richard M. Chant, traasOTA, u ByJOroTcnUBES l^JOHNOKUBlat DEOBFITVK DEUCE < toe planning oommlsslcn, however, With more leisufe time, we aU DUPES DEFENDER Bodi tUm Women’s Qiib daughtets, Mrs. HSIa Beivto and soon u possible. TbPPJE SAYS; h e a r d have'greater opporbmities to en- liSst iri|ht X was one of the Opera’s tomed Itise StavahS Dy A u n ^ SHBINWOLD Underwriters Shun becaliss- a two-thirds 'vo^ or six Mn,.CleniAt Wall of East Hamp I FT” oy theae “net gains of -human ex- audienoe that assambled la the iau- iK $ S 2 votes, was neceasaiy, snid om of ton. ' ssAg to a goOdiy crowd SatiiMay “This business of robbing wid tto qix Republican directors .was MsMbeater Bveidiig HeraU Bo- stence." Yet many are afraid to dltorlum , of Hertfoid’s South ows. and oiphaps isn’t ml it’s >f 9 Tlie annual 'White Gift service of btea oorreqqsrihet, Mlae Soesa H. do so. They are afraid they won’t evening at the high, school audi 17 4 ' Asent.' The three Democrats in Gifts to Go Hebron Cmgragati mal ChurA will "CET GIFTS FASTER by John Grubor Chundi to attend one of the rag- cracked up to be,” one of my the minority would not support toe Pendleton, telephone AOsdeay understand what they hear, that torium, as the Manchester Ocm- villainous .friends confided to me >X 10 7 « Harrison St. Site be observed DSC. -18. A Christmas S-8454. they will be bored, and that they ular Sunday evening “wfftoe oon- mtmlW Concert Assodattm ojMo- BASr move to overrule, saying they box will be packed'tor partahionera 1 we compared notes one night wanted more information from,^the To Norwich will be accused of becoming “cul certs.” Ordinarily‘ cllyl 1 don’tdo attend ed its winter season of concerto. at dinner- ‘Tt’s gsttlng harder ev unable to Iwve their homes. Namra tured,” a word almost as dirty as these, .but the HUUngdon Stitring 17 ^ 10 5 4 Tha New England Fire Rating Associatitm has notified the iridkyi associatioh. of those to be remembered will be German* Buy Coffee WITH BONUS STAMPS "egg-head.’ Quartet was tdaying sh all-Mossn She is famed tor her portrayal ery day to sl^ tricks at ths i c a < 10 051 town that if the proposed central firehouse is built oh Harri- ' Martin told the new board of di 1110 December meeting of the giVA by Mm. AlbAt Coolldge or Moat a t you •probably guwwod»m tota in the U.S., according to the, of "Carmen,” of course, and the bridge table. Just' look at this 8 rectors, oontroUed by the Demo- Hebron Women’s Club will beheld The Manchester Civic Orchestra program, and I just oonldn’t pass hand.” 15 4 » 4 1 soB St., instead of at the Gentm*, the town is going to be as-r Mrs. Everett B. Pwrter a that BONN—The $168,000,000 vtoiA tb«t I aball dtehuae the Manchee> American Music Conference. this (Hie by. two eomeipto from the opera lo in B etots, 'at the November meeting at the home of Mias Marjorie H. Sunday, before or aft a services. West Germans spAt last yem for GMe Orcbet r a tUa woek, so AftiR school, the question is; exists to make this "net gain” en- which she offered tiieited the South dealer A A 10 I 4 a signed deficiency points “because of improper location of fire that the rating association could Martin on Gilead Rd., Wednesday, byiAle to you, and understandable In csss the name doesn’t mean Both sides vuhieraUe appamtua.” q SA Drive at $148 Latto-Amerioan coITm was more wont dLnpfpoint yoKu To a “What can we do with these sklUs much to you, rm .surd the names greatest entburiasm from the au 6 A K Q ia not send a representative to Man- at 8 p.m. Beridee the personal ex A total of $148 has boA received t h u half the $300,000,000 spA t an FROM STOP 4 SHOP!" r feir newooenhra K. may be newswhich were painfully , acquired as well. Ybii penonally know dience. Before the Intermleslon Opening lead—Nine of Hearts. $ X General Managw Richard Martin chster until January at the earli change of gifts, m e-m b e r a will many' of its members and you cer df two members wlU. The vtolln- “The opening lead waA the nine said this morning he received a let- cation selected ia entirely de to date ta toe Salvation Army that commodity by the whole six- ehait we have an oroheetra of sym- during childhood?” There are isfs are Oswald lAhnert and she offered “Fres dee lampturto,’ A Q 3 pendent upoin tbe municipal of est. present gifts for the NorwlA drive, as ahnounced by Mrs. Adolph nation Common Market. phonte propoitloas in town, and a now 28,000,000 admta In the coun tainly don’t describe the gal next commonly called H u SîiildUla, of hearts,” the villain told .me, WM NMh X bar from JA n Anderson, superin Mayor Francis Mahoney asked State Hospital patients. or with two teen-age children as Jeanne Benjamin, both well known "and I won with the queen.” tendent of the municipal protection ficials of Manchester.” good many, oithere wMl say, "So try who are amateur musicians of to patrons of the Mancheeter Olvlc VillageSeizes and as her next to last offering on Martin to find out what he could Among suggested items are: \ j whatT w hat doee tt mean to eB a t hearing it so rendered look dangerous. What do you say? moke it more difficult for the com pital, to provide ’ spending money dollars, , and both the innltutlons peoted an excellent pkôm ance “Now I led the deuce of hearts,” Underwritm consider the town’s for patiAts. (IzeepI bew m i ilptoillw, aMi Ho) ManOheeter. and the tax dollan are steadily perhaps, to please a nmghbor next last night, and in .general my ex- Herreld, the courthouse may bq befoM X die, but I red)y doubt Answer: Bid one notrump. Yeu munity to obtain a better ctosei- water supply as 84 per cent of the door, but you stay and enjoy .at that it will happen. said the villain. And ha twirled would bid one diamond if you had -Skwtion. Em anuel Women ' The WomA’s Club vriU alro be Am a tuq>ayer, you pay for this growing larger. Tet onC Of the pMtatmns were fulfilled: the next to go. hia mustache with a hoarse tough. evaluation, the fire department it- glad to sAd along presents to inatruotlon. As a parent, you moat sfiectlvs .forms of mental leatt coe piece on the program. The group played wttii jts custo ’.Tf they call tha U.B. marshals The diva’s tq>per notes are i» three small clubs. The response “We have tndicated to the Town eelf as 80 per cent, the fire alarm For.h little while, at le a ^ you're The plot was clear. West would of one notrump to one olub shows Hear Bell Choir triends who are at the boepital. may pay more for further private, therapy is music and musical edu mary teohnieal sxeellenoe, offer out, someone might get hie head longer what ti^ ones wets, and not realize that' the lowly deuce a t Manchester in numerous let- system as 11 per cent, the police These may be left at the Douglra tastmotion. So you have a pw- cation. Ufted out of. your humdrum «dst> ing the fi-fiat " 'id/l ihM O-maJor blown off,” one Mound City busi her change fn»n chest to heed about » to 11 points with balanced taei' the location w« believe to be department as I per cent, the fire ence and glvien the merem gltapse of hearts was high. distribution and, usually, no ma The Bril Choir of Center Con Library or brought to the WAnes- ,sonal and a financial stake iii the And d elate the fact that you quontats by this greatest of clas- nessman said.. A farmer said tones is most apparent. When she "Right you are,” the -villain most desirable for the location a t prevention program as 6 per cent, day meeting. The deadline for deli status of music in the oonummity may have ‘been led to believe that of the wonderful emotional exp^- Mound City wlU never tive up its stays in tits former rîjstor her jor suit of four or more cards. the proposed headquarters fire the building department sa 4 per gregational Church will entertain stciata. Tha finals a t the. 0-major caCkled. "West discarded the six members of Bmanuri Churchwom- very is Dec. 12. and in the oountry, whether or not all musicians are a -UtUe nuti e|>oei shared-by the tfraatest com- was « tosir de fioroe that haought fight to keep the ASQ3 office. voice is .still -vibrant, -wann, and of diamonds, and I threw another Sheinwold’s 86-page book station. However, the ultimate lo- cent, and Uie structural condition you even think about it. they are actually sttdom'totmd POMTiS. “The government lis- trying to oompeUing; her iqpper register of the town as 14 per cent. en, Bmamiri Lutheran Church, to Playere Meet down the house and resulted in club from dummy.' Finally, I led let, “A Pocket Guide to Brid^,’’ morrow at Luther Hall A pot- A meeting of the Podium Play The result of all thU public and the institatlons tor the insane. Ap . No, you won’t fully understand numerous recalls for the gûp. scare lis," he eaid. "We’ye Men lacks control and consistency, the Jack of hearts and threw a send so cents to Bridge Book, If Uie town builds the firehouse private instruction is Uiat more parently the mental disclpUne what the compoeer had in mind* through too much, to get scared. judging by her performaaos usU- only one club trick and made the 17, N.Y. department category. Linda MAer, Mias Judy Petersen, A d A asc a director t o t ’ toe mind, and may even be a distinct Id.hndenitand H, and that’s aU I cally, which didn’t help, Imt there outcome of the battle. They are man Ueder, sung througbout in tbe game, and rubber.” Oepyriglit 196$ ‘There are very few Close A fire IXI deterrent to iq>proach]hg senility. do #hen I conduct. We understand shm'eholders in the new bifilding middle tttd tower ranges of her Miss Judy Seavey and Miss Karen spring productlA. Plans were also was a look of the axtrahS' Let this be a warning all General Featurea Otwp. departments in toe country.” said Taggart. Miss Pamela Oonant made for the usual Christmas As a matter of fact, totally fttle more than you do, m t ouanasa whkh ia obaractariiiê of that houses the local postoffice -voloe, were the most artistioally to Chife Mason, “but there are quite will direct the bell-ringers. carol Binging. aside from Its arUsUe value, music esOiyone of us bad to start with no Mosart’s music. The fact that life and the former ASCS office. satisfying numbers on tbs pin- a few B’s. Most towns have some C.1SH SAVINGS and the making of mtuic is pretty Closliig of the 'ASCS office has gram. She handled musio Schu Group carol singing will be di Florida Seene understanding whatever. Just like moved at a Slower pace befom the iUmhre is excellently suited to the lish. TTUy wwe entMtaining but points assessed against them, for rected by Mrs. G. Albert Pearson. Mrs. Howard C. ^ dam valuable to the Individual. It ypu. We succeeded in varying de- Napoleonlo era and that tempo affected business in Mound Oi^. mann, Brahms and Wolf -with scogs of Solummnn and Brahms. scarosly a t great artistic value. one reason di- another, Lookl Ten whols pogss ... a ttdrd of a book ri> i o helps develop ooordinatkm, g n es because w« tried. You can, Albin Herman, owner of the great uoderataiiding, fine p h ir^ She will also present a background Lake HelA, Fla., tbe foimA Elea marks did not have tha j same Despite her success with Car However, tba ouiUenos was happy ‘You're bound to lose some of the carols. Mrs. York Strang- nor Lord of Heibroa, wife of the of Stamps FREE! Visit jeour aearby Top dslan, imaginatkm and dis^line. too. meaning as they do today.- ap town’s only cafe, said reopening Ing, and better diotian than iriie points tor things can’t fix, like Unless you are an absolute solo of the office would provide a lot displayed in Ehgllah. One of tirs men, A e was not wholly success with them ahd with DAIa’a sir, fehj will lead devotions. Rev. Mr. Cbampe, wrftee that the Value Redemption Store and see tbe mjiîad a few oonoerts. youT find parently never cioesed : their ful with, the two other MguidiBse “Mon oosur s ’ouvre a ta -voix," by if y A r town n e ^ a new million Mrs. Ernest W. Benson and Mrs. manse backyard ta a riot of rad ist, it dwnands oboperation with of busineas. two munhera by Rtobaod Strauss donor- water system. 'What you of handsome gifts en diaplay! HT isn’t half as bad as you’ve bear minds. The ASCS program Is hurting Ae dftored from the ^ ii of Man Salnt-Saens. The program was ex E. John KJehson are co-Aairmen flowers, the poinaettiaa growing o tb ^ teamwork of the hi|he*t lad to bellovo, and you’ll even get This saemed atrange^to me, (Hetanhebr) was quite wMI done, uel de Falla. Here the true SpaaiA tended a t the close. have-to do is get points for the ft k order, and appreciation of precise too. With half the reedrds th eaui but the other (Ruhe, meine Seele) things you can fix. of the Christmas program. Mrs. bigger every day. Hiere are also \\ you enjoy qiilte a Uttla of i t slnoe Mr. Lehnert happens .to be Idiom escaped her, and she offered Jamee Shomote provided excel Ivor Scott heads a decorating toe red hibiscus and loads of red M standards. Further, it is a con Then having gotten your feet wet, town, ASCS officials have been softored from an appam t desire lent accomponimients throughout “If we loee points because of the 3 structive and enjoyable use of married to a pianist plays ex handicapped, The agSney admin to make an operatic a<»lma otft of instead the tourist’s Spain as a committee. Soottsmaaa’ Purse, a ftowM-whlA you may branch out and explore and -was heard in a Aort group of firAouse locaitlon, theyTl be leisure time. Juveniles who play ceptionally gracloua:M(Mut, and I isters soU bank loans and handles what is essentially a remlnisceirt basis tor Interpretation. Tbit works never opens but is very gay. o p m ,' chamber musi& the Hart should have expeoted iher to point w A enough -with Bizet -who was a soli in the middle at the program. points we can never make up in Cliristmas paradss have already instmmwits are sddom deUn- ford Eh^mîany, the Wadsworth other Agriculture Department and Introspeotive song. It softored our rating, because there are some Su>allbw-Lift Ptanned FUEL Oil quents. out the errOra of interpretition; functions. dramatic performance when tourist in Iberia, but it leaves These were apparently chosen with started to evety city there, a great Atheneum, and so on. but perhaps she did not attend the Travis Lewln of Sioux Falls, as much to be desired in the -worim care so ae not to deuact from the thfni^ we can nevecvflx.” deal being made of w A paradee, But these are an Indirect bene none was Intended by composer or of a natt-ve Spaniard. star, and while well enough played At the October meeting of the TOKYO (AP)—Some 50 swal fits, even though they are very And Uttle by Uttle you’ll find gKHq>’a rehearsals. sistant U.S. district attorney, met IjrridsL lows vdio fttdn't fly south, and with floats of all Unde. yourself getting a larger aitd larg Bruno Walter is on record that with mote than 200 Mound City ’Die opening group and the fifth offered Uttle by which to judge board' of directora, the outgoing Tliera are no evergreens down real ones. What about the direct Still she surprised me that Ae group of songs were both In Eng Ms abiUtles se a soloist board, controlled by RepuWk»ns. were found Aivering in northern benefits, and why ttiould you at er share of this “net gain of hu ha quite failed to understand .Mo- farmers and their wives Saturday could do so really well in rid* Japan will m A e It to warmer that way to make wreatlie of, a COOPERATIVE man existanoe,” that has been xart’s tempi until he conducted night. He said marshals will be asked General Manager Richard magnoha Iraves, long needle pine tend concerts 1m the Manchester branch of the vocal a r t Opera Martin to gSt. mdre information clime.-] after all—by plane and and large pine oonee are used. Cl', ( OIIP \ \ v Chvic Orchestra? As I have point there.all Qie time waiting for yon. Mosart operas and found by the sent -unless the records are sur singera frequently essay Ueder, but. traJh. Come to the Ugh school audi retatlonship of the words to the rendered. from the rating association on toe Ohnrall Notiis ed out, you can get a good many tiiey usually siiig all of them hi MORIARTY proposed rites. Local bird lovers who found the The Ammunlty calendars, a ■ii,'. ]'.i;i 1 \ i> V11;M- r benefits Just staying home. torium Saturday night and get nuislo that speed indications were Lewln t(dd the group, .gathered far too dramatic a manner, wbera- birds In Ishikawa Prefecture ap your first dlvldsndt D irect^ wanted to overrule a projeot of toe He)iron Oengregar III '1 1 --r Years ago S<^penhaoer wrote: manifestly different in the 18th in the grade school gynmaSium, as Mias Stevens was Cnfy occa recommendation by toe Town pealed for help. cmituiy. I 'was forcibly,..reminded' '•if we can’t voluntarily get the BROTHERS tional WomA’k Fritowahip, ba-ve "Art is the net gain of .human ex sionally guilty of the touK, and it Planning Commission to birild the The Japaneee air. force and the airlvad and are toady for dtatrUni- last evening t because, they southwestern Japan, a winter ha -was dedlcaiA Sunday at Hebron Science Shrinks Piles often culpShie of such sins; (Br^ PRESENTING said, toe siM of the rite was too ven for swallows. First Congregational Church to rom of trapo).jst judging'by my steps to ptotect themselves.” School attendant goodwill I woa .hot so He advised the Mound City peo n 3rd OF THE SHAKESPEARE SERIES New Way Without Surgery much aiimer ms -victim to my ex- ple, "If you want to fight, fltht it USHNEL “A SUPERLATIVE MOTION PICTURE oeaslvs enthusiasm.” (Bsaiiy: "Of legally.” ------BRILLIANT . . . ENCHANTING I**^ STAMPS Tempo.”) The Justice Depariment’s posi t o m o r r o w at 8:18 FJH. Stops Itch—Relieves Pain Call Posted tion, he said, is uncondlUonl sur ■atonSlBSi,lttalnas aSOssmaai N. Y. HERALD TRIBUNE ,to thOTinti^ Abat.snffarera niade TfalB was tha case last night. render of the records. He said ^______Fomid a new aatoniabing liatomenis like "Pilei There hpi gtsst youthful ex the government will use whatever healing anbataoee wHh Um aatoa- have oeaaed to be b problem!" Ijhe caU tor Ifee ^>ecial town uberance, which is a fine thing to force is necessary and lawful Ne.7M-M HIP meeting on Dec. 10, calls tor ae- have. There were excellent techni HHlKIISHERsi LAURENCE OLIVIER I CHRISTMAS oouponi fahiag abnity to ahrlak hemor- The Mcrot ii a new haallng anb- in WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S ôldi, atop it^ n g , and roUova ■tanea (Bio-hynaO)—diaeoyary of tton on an appropriaUan of |76(h- que and ensembto, quallUea.^whlch To GM'ijR«u)orfI •piida--'witb^ aitagoiy. a woild-famotu reaeareh inatitate. 066 for ocnstmictian of a sooondary are extremeiyvduficult tb'-httaim iuimi 9A1M In caao after quo, nddle gendji n i l aabitaaoa ia new oraflabla There were eenaitirity ank*., net- iTbe selectmen have included os ted thieves a typewriter, 'valu^ SHIN ARTSMBSSelSSOCHTES MO AUWCH nOOUCTION* TOP Item 8 in the call, provision that at about $35, and $2 in eaah. pS. YALUI a?, referendum vote on' Item 2 be lice reported that entry was galn- Bette Davisaiii Joan Crewfoid l O O E Z l B J I hdd on Dec. 17 from fi am . to 7 ^ by breaking a window In pm . door on the east side. If Item 2 ie approvod in the ref T ^ tires and wheels were re MILLER’S RESTAURANT HVMTEIISIIlIPnD STUMPS erendum 'vote. Item 4 covering de- ported taken ftom a car at the Broil or penftp, see garlic ■ett for rareprinnal levari whts you buy f.lbt er aort tSUs tor a bond issue to finance w ar of Moriarty Bros, at 816 AT THE CENTERxMl 9-8123 ss h the $750,000 appropriation, 'will be Cmtw S t PoUoe reported that the RinnrjiiiiEr .. oonaidered at an adjourned town ’’•Wrie had been jacked up while FRESH GROUND CHUCK meeting at 7:80 pun. in the Oom- w tires, were being removed. The Dante Is Now Serving Kidney (Lob) 01095^99* m ti^ HsU on the day of ttw ref theft occurs Saturday night or Delicipnriy tender, choice'Aivw. Special low price I erendum 'vote, Dea 17. eariy yesterday mornLift poUce LOOK! LOOKS WHATO OOMON ■»y reported. A theft of ooe'Vriioel and tire u rn nilDAY, SATURDAY mA SUNDAY BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS Lamb ComMsatiM * 35‘. I*: IVaine^ Sought MATINEES ONLY f ^ ,'.'f L,vf ^ wheel wae taken ftrim the DAILY 11:30 A.M. Io 2:30 P.M. ★ ★ Meaty *houucr chopj ___ picvc;. lor biaietug. You get By ]âchine Shop Of a ear pariied at the r ^ twe neata in one. Make a nouriehing etew th ^ e No. 788-6 BLIP THIS OOUPONI "O ff everything you buy! It's ex or ine onn. The Manchester Office of the At_i Encliantinp'Wirld TOP YALUf citing to shop at Grants. The en Oaohecticut S t'a te Kmpkiyment Mon., Tues. and Wed. Specials! 100 EXTRA Serrloe is xsexultbig for machiha Of ]Vlnk(''B<.-li(;Va! i ’j. rimp trainees tor a local defense tire store is agtow with pleasure- oentraetor. These man will be giy- SPECIAL STAMPS training for 17 weeks and 'win Jeffray Hunter Iq Yellow Bananas »|2‘ wbea yeu buy a Half Oillcn ha enu>loyed when they successful packed selections for your home ly oomplete the. course. All men "N o Mon Is An blond" B a n tta g a i m e a r BI& 8CIUDBN l a ^ T ..... <*»Ootor)S;08 are hl£h sehool graduates and .the colors of ths ralabew ... Fresh Corn 8 - 49 COUNTRYFINE ICE CREAM fa m ily friends! who are interested in this oimor* Phontoili of i •ae eeuaes •. a ... - tuniiy should emtaet the Oon- (In O ^) sia ______• prte wlnalag U m ribbea treet- . I DetKltbra Dea I per ieniiy nectient iState Bmploynient SerV' for old had yoaag ollko! ice, 800 Main 8t. They will be.^v- Wed.: ‘Tdaaohiirian Ofeadltete^ en an aptitude test, and if they Bsrffo ooBioitWag for the whole femijy TONIGHT show on aptitude for this type of to see togothsri work tliey will be enrolled under the Manpower Development Train* -The Mhiiagoiaeat No. ?is-6 •LIP THIS touponi ing Act in a trade school Wed.: "Manefanrtih OsndMste" DEC. 3 -6 P;M. to 9 P.M. There are also opportuhitieB tor TIP yoimg men in Sheet metal and FISH FRY SOip dt Shop Brands ' ,' f VALUE nS A S S OCT OUT ATTAOEDCD nOHBT carpentry apprentice trades. These (AU YOU CAN EAT) 100 EXTRA aplprsnticsship opportunities w n Sbeilqr FUNinri Food Sale atarta Mondesi ______j_AHPJPM!jMajT AT POOB be open to yoUng men who qualify W Inten FHod. Fbh Lonioo Wodgo tor p is trtining. They wUl be se- FUTtllT! C H R I S T ^ Jane Fonda ■ w iw oW s STAMPS lestsd on the basis of a {h>oeUle "Tlie "Oarqr On Aoc MgiSawinga wbea yes bay a pkg ef lie Aptitude Test and oempFshenstvs Chapman . CARDS on onr oern CHRISTMAS interview. This course will last OonebiNeF Froslily Bokod RoNs and Buttor top-4|nnlity bnmdaf about three years and selections 640-16«M SHOPPING EVENT wllL be made eeriy tide month. atop ft Shop Brand STOPtSHOP TEA BAGS 10% mSOOUNT ON AU. PUBOHAnW EVERY WEDNESDAY sssif itema aurpasa or • (Ksoept Traded Ttecae) ‘’’"S. SLi—- sMttcli any switlsr PreoeeS tMa ticket at the door. It la y o ^ adtaisaton 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. nstionsl brand. to OBANTB OHRISThlAS SHOPFCNO BVENT Hera’s a chaswe M AKE RESERVATIONS EARLY EQR ENJOY ONE OF OUR DEUCIOUS \to bnp and asnsf W.T. GRANT C 6 ^ PLENTY OF 818 BbOn Street “ COCKTAILS Blaaeiiester, Ooen. CHRISTIMS PARTIES FREE 3-lbs Shortening - 59* PRIVATE DINING ROOM AVAILABLE IT'S WONDERFUU FOR GROUPS UP TO 40 PERSONS Shopping Fiowor Fashion m a PARKING CHOICE DATES ARE STILL OPEN broozo! Drive right up to bur d o o r- PHONE MI S-4628 NOW FOR RESERVATIOlM W . T. G RAN T &). Am erlcam ” park free and take all the time you Cling Peaches 4 ’i;*1 81B M A IN ST. ONLY Oo ToBand T u n ^ o need to make your soloetion. No „ Hsinea or siiecs. Sons 84*. Hag. 84c can. M BUIoDff Ofikland St. motors ... no hurryl MANCHBSTEir^ ( d / d n u t RESTiiimAfflf e- *Xkndm«rk for HoagrY M K PARKING 7 WALNUT. ST., MANCHESTER-Jfl S-462B ^ PetaAo Chi|»rs.’:r?49‘ OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY UNTIL 9 PM. Save MM. Search-free as a tk ip a m be! ■ \

' I $ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. MONDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1968 fksm r o u E UANCHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHBSTER, CX>NN« MONDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1868 PAGE FIVE .. United Fund Begins C la s h X o o m s School Board Set to Study Over Payment ' Part 2 of Curtis Report 1-.#-

Drive foT $107,000 For UN Porces Supt of Schools William H.'.^mittee, building and sites oom- Curtis expects to have ready for mittee and transportation commit tee. the board of education by Its . Ira n Pug* Ob*) (Oontiiiaed from Page One) SM$ US MU UKT ’The finance committee will dis Wednesday meeting Part II o t his k MY OMISTIUS STANK cuss setting new tuition rates for ^ Is a npn-profit corporation ARC Rudget portionsd” by the General Aasem- report on enrollment trends, plant out-of-^town pupils . enrolled in i>ly. iormed by the local citizens to re- capacity and future needs of the Manchester s^<^s. The college Oaee the nund>er of health aqd A companion proposal; sx>on- committee will report on a recent Y«',rSie . welfare appeals," saya a booklet Of $20,709 in sored by the United States and P e k in g Jeers Manchester school system. meeting. DOUBLE d by fi^ officials, "Its ei^t other countries, calls for a Part U will include the superin ’The building and sites oommit- . purpose is to consolidate IS-member working group to give tendent’s recommendations for fu tee will recommend action on a many sepsifate efforts Into a sin* United Fund the assembly suggestions by next As Tito, Nikita ture planning of town schools. ’The request that the board sell prop |$a-fimd-raising campaign. April 1 on methods of financing first part was an enrollmeht erty adjacent to 'Verplanck School. similar costly U.N. peace-keeping study. , ‘The advantages of such a unit The American Red Ctoaa,. which TTw truisportatlon conunittee will STAMPS The Goronet- ed effort are obvious. Time, ef- operations In the future. Schedule Talk ’The school board will meet at reconunend action on a request authentic PROM iort and money are all used to offers services in 11 areas'in the Brl»;. J. H. Price of Canada was 7:30 p.m. in the board room of from North Enders that their chil i f PULL THE TAB maximum etticiency. Instead of United States and abroad, is seek to introduce both resolutions this Bennet Junior High School. dren, pupils at Manchester High (for u view) afternoon in the assembly’ . sllO- (Oontinoed from Page One) Also on the agenda is a sched School, be allowed school bus Pendletoii xiine Individual campaigns, one big ing $20,709 as a participating / $34.00 untted Mfort enables each citizen natlon budgetary committee. uled report from the board’s per tranîortatlon. ' Every Wed. agency in the $107,000 drive of the tp unite himself or herself with IHto’s role as a neutralist in sonnel policies committee, which ’The board will appoint a new P er SM United ■’■ ’ of Me-ohester Inc. Soviet delegates said privately hundreds of others In a jtrint cam the: Soirlet Union would vote East-West battles and grew par was asked at the last board meet teacher of the retched and will W k And U p! paign to provide the necessary 'The funds 'will go to support ticularly incensed over what Pe ing to jtudy and recommend ac consider a resignation request and against accepting the court opin tion on a state-prepau«d report In- zimds to support local and nation 1962-63 expenses of'the Manches ion and would never pay any part king called Yugoslavia’s espoussil a request for a leave of absence. ter Red Cross office at 139 E. Cen voi'ving working relations between Supt. Curtis, Aset. Supt. Ronald The O m P er al Sgencies,” says the booklet. of the Congo or Middle East ex of a neutralist Cuba. The Chinese •j A campaign headquarters has ter St. and to-help support the na teachers’ groups and boards of ed P. Scott and school board mem penses no matter how the as ucation. been set up at 8 E. Center St. tional headquarters. sembly voted. were strong supporters of Prinve ber William Collna will report on The Red Cross pr /ides services Minister Fidel (5astro in the re SUPER AND FLIP! Although this year nine agencies Arab delegates said they could . ’The board is considering wheth a regrional m eeting on edqcational and Forever. (todtowimenoudO are taking part, officials hope that In the following areas: Armed cent crisis and made no effort er to adopt the "Committee of teleidsion which ■ they' intended MARKETS Forces, veterans, disasters, nurs not ■vote to accept the court opin to conceal their anger at Mos eventually all, or nearly all, health ion because they refuse to help Nine” report as ^wlicy. Wednesday at Trinity College. ^ PRICES Othera and welfare agencies that canvass ing, international activities, volun cow’s decision to udthdraw the If the report is accepted as Board members W& also hear a h teers, ’''ood program, first aid, pay for the Middle E!ast force. missiles and Jet bombers the Rus policy, the Manchester Federation in Manchester will Join the fund. Latin-American delegates have report from Atty. John S. G. Rott- CAMUON $20OM From $64.00 Officials point out that some na water safety, small craft safety and sians had' sent to Cuba. of ’Teachers may be eliminated ner and Supt. Curtis on the master youth acti'vlties. been drawing up a proposal to The official Peking People’s from teachers’ siUary negotiations AIm $100 to 247< tional health organizations don’t amend the second resolution. The plan discussion Wednesday, tS B tlif salwBMl !• liMT permit their local chapters to par- "The American Red Cross serves Daily said "for its meritorious with the board. mitkrnik fMwIlKMvrMMMTH. Latin Americans want the cost of service In opposing Cuba, the im ’The federation and the Manches h(:ipate in federated campaigns. the nation, rather than any limited peace-keeping operations assessed aM im-eomiM A m m h c m a n t category of the population," says perialists have given one bonus ter Education Associaticxi have Swiss Trilingual Manchester residents who work separately from the yearly U.N. after another to the Tito group. in Hartford will be asked to con a booklet on 1960-61 activities of each submitted their opinions on THE ORGANIZER BY LORO GIIXTOM budge'., and they want the per The group has recently concluded the report to board members. ’The ZURICH, — Swl-tzerland, about a W fffiu v E THE RING WITH THE PERFECT DIAMOND . tribute to the fund here, even the organization. manent members of the Security Once you’ve typed on an electric portable you’ll never type on a Santa’s Prize Packages Are Tagged “Its services to the armed forces agreements with the United MEA says it favors adopting the twic the size of Massachusetts, though they are asked to support Council—the united States, the States, Britain and France h u more than 5,000,(XX) people. manual portable ajâin. And . the Coronet ^vee everyone an ex ' AUTHENTIC PENDLETON(R) Only a perfect diamond can reflect full beauty and brilliance the Greater Hartford Community and veterans must be A'vailable to report as it stands. ’The federation Always A all present and past members of Soviet Union, Britain, France and through which it obtained sub says it wants guaranteed minority Seventy per cent speak a dialect of pert’s touch. With electricity, every letter is the same even black ALWAYS VIRGIN WOOL . . . and Keepsake guarantees perfection in writing. Keepsake JUST WHAT A MAN WANTS Chest. Nationalist China—to pay a larg ness. There are no Jumpy linea, no jumbled letters, no uneven our military establishment; its stantial loans.” representation on negotiating com German called Schwyzerdeutsch. Delicious Treat! Our selection is bright and fresh as holly, so for a present with a also assures. Permanent Registration. Protection >lâinat Loss Any contributor is entitled to vote er share of such costs than they spacing. Is he an organised organization manT Here’s a new kind of bill- services to disaster irictims must The Chinese also ■violently re m ittees. FT^nc’’ la the second and Italian future—for a gift as flattering to give as to get—pick a Pendle from setting. Lifetime Trade-in Prlvilegea. NatlonaUy Advertised for directors at the annual meet do of )ê regular budget. jected any mediation by Yugo Other reports will he given by the third most frequently spoken Ihis electric portable does things no other can. Lightweight car-' Price. Buy the best—Buy Keepsake. fbld for him: it keeps 12 credit membership cards displayed ing. Contributions are deductible be given to all who heed help; to tying ease included. ton in Heritage Plaid (shown). Lounging Robe $25.95, Sport the greatest extent possible, its ’The United States pays 30 per slavia in the Chinese-Indian bord members of the finance committee, language. Most Swiss speak two or Shirt $14.95, Jacket $18.95. (S-M-L-XL). DIAMONDS REMOUNTiai WHILE YOU WAIT, $18 aa4 UF. in orderly, fumble-free view. Great? (It’s a great gift, tool) In from Income tax. er conflict. ’The p e o p le ’ s Daily a c We also oany: Royal, Olympia, SmMh-Corona, ■evm l leathers and colors From $5.06. training programs in first aid, cent of the annual U.N. bu(êt community college liaison com' thr^ languages. Persons may specify whether water safety, small craft safety but has paid nearly half of the cused Yugoslav Foreign Minister Remington-Rand, and Underweod-OUvettl they wish to give to the United SALES—SERVICE—^RENTALS—SUPPLIES OX AIX MAKES! and home nursing are available cost of the U.N. Congo force. ’This Koca Popovlc of maneuvering' in ZERAN'S JEWELERS Fund as a unit or to the indi Cairo "to sabotage efforts made CHICKEN GLENNIY'S MEN'S SHOP extra contribution has been on a i l ” HARRISON'S CARDS and GIFTS •without charge to . any indl'vldual MARLOWS 'Tint for EvMyAing T80 M AIN STREET—MANCHESTER 788 MAIN ST., CORNER OF BIBOB ST. vidual agencies participating. or group wishing to acquire these voluntary basis.. by the Chinese government and MAIN ST., MANCHESTER — FREE: PURNELL PARKINO P e FREE PARKING IN BIRCH STREET LOT e • FREE PARKING IN BIRCH ST. LOT e 849 MAIN STREET — MI 9-1950 Pledges may be paid weekly, skills that make for healthier, saf Sponsors of the two resolutions other' Aslan and African coun monthly or quarterly at any time er families and communities." I were reported confident that at tries for a peaceful settlement." LE6 before D ec. 81, 1963.' least the one accepting the court That China’s border war has The participating agencies have For the past 10 years, the an nual expenses of the Red Cross opinion would get the two-thirds shaken international communism O P E N N IT E S SEO nO N S ORUMBACHER assured the fm d &ey will not con have ranged from $86 million to •vote needed for final adoption in was Indicated' again Sunday in a ‘s:,;5 duct additional separate drives this $116 million', depending. on vôrld tija assembly. speech by Palmiro Togliatti, chicif For Christmas Shopping "GAINSBOROUGH" year, conditirais and disaster oporatlsbs. But one source said both resolu of the Italian Communist party, I I ^ L ' Berides Moriarty, Marlow wd Contributors to the JJnited Fund tions were in danger of failing the largest In Western Eruope. lb. O IL PAI8ITING SCT Bc^ce, the executive campaign may direct their donations to the unless the sponsors nailed down T^liatti, who generally sides CHRISTMAS •onunlttee includes Seymour B. Red Cross or to any of the other the Latin-American vote by sup with the Kremlin, called China’s No. 320 R^VEKE mRE Kaplan and Robert P. Puller. Rob eight agencies taking part, or to porting the Latin American war with India "unreasonable and Bow l B/uumwIck ert P. Brock Is handling publicity. the fund as a whole. amendment. absurd.” 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. GIFT ^ Howard R. Jenkins of a New Togliatti also accused Red A key question Was how many EXCEPT SATURDAY ...ffto York fund-oounsehng firm is as countries that do not pay any China and its European silly, Al- sisting with this year’s drive peacekeeping costs would 'vote to bsmla, of conducting a hannful The first gift recrived by the Fund Volunteers make themselves legally respon "smesir campaign" against world Qiampions fund is a $10,000 combined dona' communism. sible to pay. Fifty have never Informed sources in Moscow We Apologize! r e a l l y tion from Green Manor Construc M eeting Tpuight paid for the Congo operation, and tion Co. Ihc., Lydall * Poulds Pa say that Khrushchev admitted to Do! 26 have never paid for the Middle his Communist party leaders in To those people to whom we were un per CO. and Moriarty Bros, to the About 100 persons are expected East operation. en/oy5 uiltisl g^lfts division. It was pre a Nov. 28 speech t l» t the So'viet able to demonstrate our stereos during iohacc^ to attend a kickoff dinner for the sented to Boyce Tuesday at a kick Union hsid been on the defensive our regular evening store hours. Thank off dinner for the drrie. United Fund’s business division to Most Corn Hybrid during the Cuban crisis. night at 6:30 at Fiano’a in Bolton. you for coming in. OTHER SETS DES MOINES— Âbout 96 per George H, Marlow, chairman of To better serve you, we* are extending FROM the dmsion, 'will distribute pledge cent of the com acreage in the Police 4rrests cards to the volunteers. ’The first United States Is planted to ^ b r id RANGE our evening hours. report from the division is expect com. At least 20 per cent more $3.25 ed at a noon luncheon Wednesday com is produced on 26 per cent We recommend mornings or afternoons, 12 size IV tubes x 4” ) of The Werfd'S Finest Paul 'V. Shea, 39, o f Simsbury at Cavey’s Restaurant. few er acres than In 1930, when FUEL OIL however, as they give better chances GAINSBOROUGH OIL COL To and Raymond H. Dîsle, 36, of E. ’Theodore Bantly Jr., James hybrid-corn seed first became for listening. Talcottiê, were each charged available in quantity to American GASOLINE ORS; in 5 % ” X 111^” wood Y a e w e s m L. DeRocco and D. Lloyd Hobron farmers. $27.50 with breach of the peace last night are assisting Marlow as 'vice chair box with 1 oz. lin se^ oil; 1 GIVE REVERE WAKE FMt OHB18TMAS QUALITY AND FASHIOI^BOWLER ACCESSORIES oz. turpentine; palette.; and after they exchanged pimehes in men. A« a g ift. .. ar for your own home . .. you can choose no finer a fight at Manchester Memorial '.a .; brushes. Give gifts for fun for everyone—all designed by Brunswick for Hospital. Each man posted a $100 B A N T L Y OIL cookware! Revere Ware Is gleaming staiidess steel. Inside and ’82. There’s a fabulous selection of balls, bags and shoes styled Actress Hurt JUST ARRIVED - . Fine Smoking Cm M Q out, with fast-heating copper bottoms and Cool Bakelite handles bond while aqmlting presentation COMr.WV, INC. to satisfy every member of the family.'TPhe werld-famous Black In Circuit Court, Manchester, Dec. RUQHANNAN VIBRATOR F or O n l y ...... '•’ X . T O and knobs. (A) 1%-Qt Covered Sauce Fan, $6.76. (B) 2-Qt. Beauty Ball, $24.95. For men, women and children, Brunswick HOLL'SWOOD (AP) — British AQUARIUM PUMP !'■!. MAi.N STRKl'71 Potterton’s 17. $5JM> VALUE Covered Double BoUer, $12.95. (C) 8" Covered Skillet, $8.25. (D) Bowling Shoes, $4.98 up. Bowling Bags, $6.95 up. actress Shirley Ann Field, 24, was "A IR ’TO SPAR E" E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. 2%-<3t. Whistler Tea Kettle,. $6.60. Richard OUver, 19, of 146 Bls- nursing a bruised leg today—be. 'n - :!.. Mlltiu'll 130 CENTER ST. COR. OF CHURCH sell St., early yestertay morning ' Come In and Ask For WELDON cause of a three-car auto accident Demonstration luM'klillf TK .l-.'iJTI PAINT and WALLPAPER MANCHESTER PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO. was charged with breach of the in front of her hotel. ALLING RUBBER CO. peace. On a check of a complaint $11.95 ’The actress was returning to Many Otiiers To Choose From 728 MAIN STREET — MI 9-4601 DRUG CO 877 MAIN STREET—MI 8-44S5 977 MAIN S'rREET-^MANCHESTER from a Blsaell St. woman, who re her hotel in nearby Beverly Hills 901 MAIN STREET ported that a man was looking In from a dinner date with British MANGHE8TEB A,__ ------V , ■ ■ .V ■ .-J..— a,.—-...mU.- her bathrodm window, police found director J. Lee ’Thompson when PET CENTER Oll'ver prowling" around the home osted a R “FOSTORIA” $26 bond while aiwalting presenta tion in court here on Dec. 17. Glass snd Crystsl 'T eens sha'M lova I “'c ^ ICE S K A T E G YCTT.T.TXY . CRASH Fred Turkington Hw MajMty's GROTON *)— James M a- SINGLE BLADE hmiey, 39, of 68 West St., New MAIN 5TRECT, MANCHE5TER ROBES SHOE SKATES London 'was fatally injured In a 1$ NOW A550CIATED WITH SIZES 11 to 9 two-car accident today at Col. Led- THOUSANDS OF ^ yard Highway and Rt. 95 here. iN iffait Blips Fleeces and Quilts BlOYCROH Mr. Mahoney 'was riding in a car BARROWS and WALLACE CO. r In Rich Vibrant Colors driven by Keith Beardsley, 26, of EXTRA STAMPS dainfy, lacy... Mago Point, W aterfo^. It collided REAL E5TATE F Sizes 8 to 44 CHRISTMAS GIFT ITEMS with a car operated by Miss Marion MEN’S NIGHT NO COUPONS NEEDED — NO LIMIT Kennedy, 62, of School St., Mystic. 55 E. CENTER^ 5T;— MANCHE$TER ______a . ______AD Bxtra Stamp Items Plainly Maiked TO PLEASE EVERYONE! The accident was at 7:29 a.m. In Stores 3.00 ro 6.00 * Daisy and Crosmntt 9fr. MUioney died at 10 a.m. at TEL. M l 9-530fr-A«l 9-5665 $C.95 SWEDISH and DANISH Lawrence Memorial Hospital, New STAINLESS STEEL PLATE AIR RIFLES London. No double tiered nylon horsehair or soft NlAUnFUL SEUDCnON OF Ladies lace marquisette. SLEDS, SAVE 33c Sizes 8 to 14. BONE CHINA CUP and SAUCER TOBODDAIiS, tic. 691 Main 3t., Manchester Allowed Shop-Rite Pale Dry, Club or Lemon s t a r t u r s e t s IT'S TOYS GALORE AT Next To Gas Co. Glazierk J -i ^ F,E. BRAY, JEWELERS MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. ' Parking In Rear TOMORROW NIGH']^ SODAS CORSET SHOP" MANCHBSTBB’S OLDEST ESTABUSEHED JEWELER , 169 NORTH MAIN STREE’F—MI 8-7111 631 MAIN ST.— MI 3-6346 '' 787 MAIN ST.—STATE THEATER BUILDINO OPEN DAILY TO* 10 l».M. 7 9 TUESDAY... . CHILDREN LOVE FRANCONIA SKI WEAR V i BUSTER BROWNS 6:30 to 9 FOR HOLIDAY »* ‘ DRESS-UP MEN— THE STORE T SWEATERS ft IS YOURS FOR Slip-on sleeveless or cardigans. All beau'tiful, colorful and as washable as junior! Lots of FOOD and FUN! Sparkling New dolors to choose from. S^les That Fit . . . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCl^TER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1962 FACE SEVEN P A G E BIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONM^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1961 Jkl I _ I the Supreme Court. One union, 09740086 Image whlcH atlH aurvived inaide time. But we are In a period that 42 Town Masons the railroad trainmen, already Pagani to Head Cong^ress, Elsenhower did never A Thought fw Today White House News Control Suid is neither war nor peace. has said it will appeal. 7?he others Sponsored the Manchester In short, this is a moment in President Awaiting theless provide the example of the are the firemen, engineers, con Italian Society Stall Stamen Bm S thru Futar ^ttnnttQ IferaUi history when the government can (iet 25-Year Pins direction tn which the party would Ooandl e ( Ohurelies ductors and switchmen. Takt Sill-am labltts with hot watir at t U FTOLUrntD BY THK release more neprs than it could timi. Raad in bad until a m abut. Ball-ani have to try to live and develop and Ranging from N'Tests to Ballet Old Timers Night wiU be ob Romolo' Pagani, X Foster St., tablata raliaat itomach gas dat td aataad ■nAUdrauDniNo oo. me. during war txit leas than i t could The Baby Has ftomach acid. No harmful drugs. Sat Ball-ana U BtaMD 8 tl«a t grow If It wanted to be able to win As the Advent season begins,' tn peace. served to m o n w by Manchester Square Dancers was elected president of the Mag- today. 3Se at droggists. Sand gostal lo Ball-ans, lu a c k 60ter Coon. Labor Strife Tteport (Coattnued tram Lodge o f Masons, and 42 will re Orangahurg. N. Y.. for libaral fraa sampit. nK>KAS F. itatGireoM congressional as well as presiden w« look forward with a peculiar One) Having to report on what was said Presidents Truman, Dlaenbdwer Mr. PAUL lianese Society at its meeting yea-i ceive 26-year pins. WiLLTER R. FEROUSON mixture of nostalgia and anticipa means extra work and could cause and Kennedy have all had to order Offering Course terday at the Italian American Pn bIW ien tial elections. So we hope fOr some olution protesting Pentagon news some restij^ts lo this c(dd war Brland Johnson, master o f the FooBdad October 1, U81 tion to the moment when we shall them difficulty if the boss-man ICanUnned from Page Due) Club. succeM for him in his present ef policies, Sylvester 10 days later period but ^ e r since Triiman be from Allure Beauty Salon and Been Named... lodge, said many of those to re are trying to abolish up to 66,000 thinks they talked too much. Reg;istratipns for a course in Other officers are William Pa- forts to nudge the Republican con onoe again celebrate' the birth of gan it the govemmeqt has been ceive service pins will attend, in jobs they claim are now obsolete. FubUihed Breir BrenlBg Bxeept replied there had been a "great Withholding information la also The chief Issue in disputeê- adult square dance lessons for g;ani Sr., vice president; Vlncmt wBden aiM Christ. It is human to colne T e a r ...... 116.60 S22.00 some of which will have doubÎ takes these main forms: to attend, and he will bring greet prove the idea by a two-thirds Wednesday the carriers, after be held at the V FW Home, Man Bomb Explodes Hx Ifonths ...... 7.76 11.00 grandparents are Mr. and H&s. Clinton B. O’Brien, 98 Oakland St. Dresses ^ Sportswear ties with the meaning of this time. Withholding news which truly (Yet, by his doing so, the public MAZZm, Italy (A P )—Five par- ings from them. ^ margin. Lockheed has declined to having negotiated fruitlessly to ef chester Green. niree Koatha...... S.90 6.60 Financing The UN She has four broithers, Clinton m , 7, Darren, 6, Fallon, 3, and ^SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (AP)— Bras — Girdles — Lingerie m M on th ...... 1.60 It is good, therefore, to pause might endanger national security.- was deprived of knowing who eons out for a drive parked their "The program will be short on permit such a poll or be bound fect toe layoffs, could 'ût them Dick Zimmer, regular club call Jonathan, 1; and three sirters. Marguerite. 8, Arm. S, and BUen, 4. A small bomb exploded Sunday veekly JO ^.8 Now that the United Nations has along the hurried way and remem No one quarrels in such a case, among his aides goofed.) ’ car to chat and left the motor « • • • a 1 business and long on sociability,” by its outcome. into effect unilaterally. This most er, is Instructor for the course. AT running, ADraAlYS BEAUTY SAIX)N I Johnson said. night in an alley between two ber that this is God's season; it is when it’s real. Sometimes it isn't. 'The House Government Opera Stevenson, Klmetha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.esUe C. An earlier White House board certainly would lead to a strike. Classes will not be held Monday, ____ M SM B KR OF been given the token tonic of the Exhaust fumes overcame them buildings housing the provincial His business that catches up our ta62 add P .l. 2-24 ital White House tions Committee, patent group of 827 Main Sir..*— Ml J-OIW Stevenson, 41 Wadsworth St. She was born Nov. 22 at Man Hayden L. (Mike) Griswold Jr. had recommended the union shop It is likely, however, that toe Dec. 24, or Monday, Dec. 31. Those THB ASSOdATSlD PRESS election of Secretary General feet and our hearts in this time. Moss’ subcommittee, said in 1960 aU Saturday night By; the time of Mancheste'r and Douglas Dobbs subject to two-thirds approval by effect of the appeals court deci interested in registering may call military government and toe local Glazier's The Aaeodated Prese ia excluetveir Because it is arbitrary to call chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr, •ntitled to the uae o f repubileation of Thant to a full term of office, the Take a brooding moment, quiet secrecy is “ the first refuge of in passersby in this nenrth Italian of Hartford, district deputies of sion can be delayed for some W. E. Lewis, 79 Arnott Rd.. or branch of the Finance Ministry. ^ Corset and Uniform Shop some information secret when It and Mrs. Winiain Parkinson, Bolton. Her patenial grandmother employes. a ll newB dlxnatehea credited to it or apart and hear the psalmist; "The competents.” town investigated, Bruno Lorens, the Sixth Masonic District, will The rail dispute, has been a con time, perhaps well Into early 1963, Michael J. Peace, Rt. 44A, Cov No one was hurt, but a number . 631 Main St.— Manchester hot otherwiae credited in thla paper next important thing, that ought to isn’t necessary,, there is an un is Mrs. MolUe Stevenson, AMiford. She has a brother, Scott, 3. The very times in which we live 22, and his brother Mario,''. SI, tinuing one all year. The carriers If toe unions decide to appeal to entry. of windows were broken. and aleo the local news paUtshed here. happen at the U N is some improve Mighty One, God the L«rd, speaks relenting need for public irigl- a a a • a I make official visitations. Ail rlahts of republication of special— and summons the earth from the complicate and torture the prob were dead. lance. 'This is the root of the end Merritt, John Henry, son of Mr. ahd Mrs. Clarence W. H. dispatenea herein are also reserved. ment in its power to finimee its rising of the sun to its setting. lem of withholding news. It is un The others, two men and a wo - r less dispute with government. Merrlitt, 4 Pearl St. He was bom Nov. 23 at Manchester Memo o-wn objectives. Out of fflon, the perfection of derstandable in wartime. It is not man, were hospitalised to serious rial Hospital. His maternal grandptwents are Mr. an The Manchester Evening Herald. Congo. Reports say, in fiu^, that a On W ater Meters Rnbenstein, David Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ruben- i good majority of members has be Otein, RFD 3, RockvillR He was bom Nov. 23 at Manchester Display adverUalng closing hours; !V>r Monday—1 p.m. Friday, come convinced that something t IONITE and Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. or Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. Bids will be opened Tuesday, Albert Hirsh, Bast Brunswick, N. J. His paternal grandparents EAIR For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. has to be done to make the pay Dec. 11, on a contract to provide We're as are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rubensteln, Freehold, N. J. For Thnrsday-1 p.m. Wednesday. the water department lyith meters a a a a a For FridSF-1 p.m. Thnrsday. ment of U N assessments an inesca near as For Saturday—Tji;™ . Friday. pable obligation. If, by pressure for the next 12 months. Clip This Valuable €ou|^n Albro, Susan Rae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James EJdward Classified d efin e; 10:60 a.m. ea I EVERY NITE tin Albro, 4 Middlesex Dr., Thompsonville. She was bom Nov. 25 The town is seeking 100 five^ your p«/iRac(t day of pubIleatioB except Saturday — and agreement aunong the mem ^ P \ V J im . eigditha and three-quarter meters, telephone at Mw6hester Memoiial H oi^tal. Her maternal grandparents bers themselves, there can be some 6 one-inch meters, 4 one and a Ulitil Xmas ‘®*®**^ are Mr. and Mrs. CSiester B. Mudgett, Vernon. Her paternal Monday, December 3 assurance o f better financial be half-inches meters and 3 two-inch Fnar-mder for drug needs and grandmother Is Mrs. Olive Schnebb, NorOi Coventry. She has havior in the future, that will be meters. oosmeUos will be. taken care of a brother, Robert Scott, 16 months. • WORLD 6 REEN STAI T a a a a a at least one kind of a gain. The meters will be installed in immediately. Whicli Repablican Image? new homes, or will replace worn 1 0 0 E X T R A i^ ’^ ! TTumer, Sheryl Jeon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. But something more than any but meters in existing homes and Turner, 13 Jan Dr., Vernon. She was bom Nov. 21 at Monches It Is Interesting, and encourag- temporary promise of good be ’businesses. FREE ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gnrandparents are. Mr. and " ^ ^ GREEN STAMPS Mrs. Reginald Tewksbury, Randolim, Vt. Her paternal grand togr. to read that former President havior under the present system of The bid opening will be at 11 wMi pardnse ef $ 5 er nere and this Caapea mother is Mrs. William 'Dimer, Bast Bethel, Vt, She has a grown-up, pert and Eisenhower has been “ volunteer- U N financing ought to be planned am . in the Municipal Building DELIVERY hearing room. Redeemable at your brother,, Rlchsmd Arthur, 3. a UtUe o f his personal Influ and worked for. So long as the a a a a a ence to try to promote' the assign 975 M AIN ST. First Notional Super Moifcot Marriiaat, Jonathan Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Dartmi liresent system of assessing UN ex \ UMIT ONI TO AN AOUIT CUSTOMBt nylon tricot lingerie DOWNTOWN ment of some moderate or liberal Fireworks Kill Man Coupon Valid Through Saturday, Dacambar 8,1961 Marchant, 22 Shipman Dr., Glastonbury. He was bom Nov. 21 penses against the member govern MANCHESTER at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Republicans to Important commit FAIRWAX CigaraMas, laar 6 Tobacco Unapt Fraai Slamp Offar ment persists, just so long will NAPLES, Italy (AP) — Police Mrs. Helen Kidder, Glastonbury. HUs paternal grandmother is tee poets in the new Congress. 705 Middle Tpke. East M there also exist the temptation for reported the city’s first fire WsMcnih "TURNPIKE PLAZA” ^ Mrs. LUUan D. Marchant, Saugertlea, N.Y. He has two broth Sooner or later, the Republican works ■victim of the Tuletide sea ers, Daniel, 5, and Thomas, 21 months; and a sister, Susan, 3%. Individual governments or blocs of PRESCRIPTION PHABMAOT Neat to Popular Marke^^^^ son, Sunday. ; a * • • * party will have to do something to governments to exercise a simple and the almost perpetual estrange They said Antonio Maffetone, 901 M A IN S T .— M l S -d S fl LaBonne, Gregory Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. La- financial veto aver the policies of 16, .was cruising along on his Bonne Jr., 64 Mlnnechaug Dr., Glastonbury. He was bom Nov. ment between the Image It wears the United Nations. motorcycle with a big load of 21 at Mianchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmoth ta Congress and the image It usual fireworks — illegal in Naples— er is Mrs. 'Vivien M. Murray, ,98 Strickland St. His paternal The lesson is implicit in the his Special#.-.. ly nominates every four years for ^ e n he missed a curve and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George T. Liônne, Whterbury. tory of every political’ federation He has two sdrters, Lynne, 8% , and Leigh, 2l months. (he presidency. crashed into a car. He died in The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS ever attempted. The United States the explosion of his cargo. The Tuesday • Wednesday I * * • • • ^ One way to resolve Oils estrange was a foundering affair until the two car occupants were slightly Saunders, Catherine Wilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex ment, o f course, would be to alter ander Saunders, 28 Range HIH Dr., Rockville. She was born N-' federal government was given hurt. Jhe '-nsge the Republican party Nov. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand rights of taxation entirely free of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Coyne, South Glastonbury. wears tn Congress. This might be veto or interference by the member CHOPPED Her paternal g;randi)arents are Mr. and Mrs. Bdmund J. Saun- done by bringing to greater lead deiu, West Hartford. She has a brother, Andrew, 4%. states. And the ultimate strength ership prominence such individuals and independence of the United Na as Senator Case of New Jersey or tions requires that that organiza Congreasman Lmdsay of New tion shall have, some day, its own Tork, and by moving Rûblican adequate revenue; collected by Us j policy in Congress at least p ^ BEEF own special means and authority way out of its reactionary alliance from some non-national source. For with Southern Democrats. But all the present, one hopes for a better this, which Is something of what FRESHLY GROUND behavior, in the existing system of (right) lace-trimmed Mr. Elsenhower apparently now W« soak your financing the U N through national has In mind, Is very difficult to nylon tricotj slip, lined assessments. For the future, one achieve. The Republicans who bodice, I elasticized hopes some shrewd and imaginati've have been in Congress longest are sides, adjiu stable tax expert devises some symbolical LBS usually from the saf< ' Republican Window liisdet of lovdy Du Pont stnMiB. White, 8-14___ ly appropriate and easily collectible districts, and therefore most rigid Taatinc’’ are easy to waih. 'Will S3 little tax from which the UN can Iw k like new. Won't craek, fray or ly devoted to party^ organization obtain a few billions a year for potole. Availabk ia many attrae- by welcoming any questions ' and the more conservative party tivc^lore. Juit call ui. We will be world life and heaU’’ . principles. Republican moderates glad to measure your windows and you may have about our serv* give you a free eetimate for new ices. W e w ill explain all usually cmne from districts ili^here “Tontine.” the political division Is close, and The Tempter details and costs without they need to appeal to independent Chicken Handcraft's obligation, that you may be The cold war has now entered DUPONT voters in order to get elected In secure in your lôwledge that one of those phases in which one GLAU£ Mie first place. UnfortunaUly, any future decisions are correct. holiday confections decisive swing of any general po has to be careful of the subtle, TONTINEt % Leg Breast litical tide toward the Democrats' 'sophisticated blandishments of the unseats these RepubHcan moder opposition. It is a tinie in which ShuMdeOIST'* in velvet and cotton ates and liberals firs t one mi’ ' prove able to resist the Quarters Quarters The smaller the Republican con pleasing and in-viting jKissibility E. A. JOHNSON They’ll look sweet enough to eat in this holiday-inspired bolero- that people on the other side— even tingent in Con^piess, then, the more PAIN T CO. W a t k i n s ;S y E S f jacket fashion for big and little girls. Slwveless cotton dw ss has conservative and routine it be- people in very high places— are hu m MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER LB white top with ruffled dickey and bouffant red skirt. The separate oomes, and the more solid that Re man. It is a time when one must be publican Image which dismays the careful fo preserve the cold, stiff ORMANDJ. WEST • DIRECTOR black cotton velvet jacket has ruffled duffs. front against the insidious efforts hidependent voters. What really - MsndMtfga’g OMggt — writli o f the other side establish some FHONE Ml 9-7195 toddler 1-3, 8.98 S-6x, 10.98 7-12- 12.98 has to he done,. In wder to produce Mm Finaat hdUrigg community of feeling or taste.^ Off-StrMt Faifiing the result Mr. Ehsenhower report THESE FACTS ABOUT Produce Specials ! VnUIAM J. tlNNON, Ug. Aggscluls A really clever antagonist can edly seeks in a situation like that HEALTH INSURANCE 142 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER following the Nov. 6 election, is to make all this very difficult. P L O R ID A - Urge get the conservative Republicans When Premier Khrushchev, the CAN KEEP YOU who are firmly in charge of the other day, toured that Moscow art party madilnery in Congress to exhibition, he obviously knew just Avocados 2 29< cute corduroy cut-ups give unusual and special place to how to plant his fj^th column pre the moderatee and liberals, even sumption that we really lived in ;CALIPORNIA JUMRO coordinated by though there may be deserving the same community of taste by conservatives in line for any hon his cleverly Insidious remarks on Pascal CeleryL.2 STALKS 33< (Sown and Peignoir set: deli ors available. 11118 Is why Mr. Ei the abstract paintings he. found Chances are, you probably Judy Kent cate lace flowers adorn this have basic Hospitalization senhower may not get very far staring at him from the exhibition \ misty nylon slieer over nylon and &irgical Expense In Walls. ^ A Favorite for Flavor with his well-intentioned effort. surance Uirough your indi A tricot gown with matching "One Isn’t able to tell,” said ■ OF MANCHESTER The other altamatlve would be, vidual policies or through Send your Peignoir. Blue or pink. Sizes o f course, to change and har Khrushdi'ev, "if they were drawn Group Insurance where Onions 3 cô23« 8-14. the set, $8 monise the party by altering the by the t|And of man, or smeared by you work. _ child a letter from M eat a Freduca Frkea IffecMve Tues. A Wed., Only tanage it puts on, every four years, the tall jof a donkey.’’ But do you have Major whim H selects a presidential noml'i Here' With his cleverly phrased Medical Expense Insurance Santa Claus himself. NOW! FIRST NATIONALS BIG aee and writes a party p^tform. pretense that he is, like the rest to protect you against ca- ,. tastropbic medical bills Under such a change,' the peu-ty of us, just a plain boy '^fronr the You may select one of our ' or Disability Insurance to would have ha<^ difficulty, picking country who likes to know ^whlch provide you with an in ^ beautifully painted full color O-RAMA such nominees; as 'Dewey and side of a painting is up, Khrushchev come if you can't work ■* ...... Nixon, even thougdi cRch of these is in one of his most beguiling due to accident o f illness? -1^'' letters which coiês complete showing had some capacity to seem all moods. I f you’re in doubt, see ui things to all men. This might be He is making'k hard not to like for a Health Insurance a picture of Santa himself. W e considered small loss to the party. him. He - is making ys ask our Checkup! M O R E T H A N But, under such a change, the selves, how it could be that such a will forward |t to Santa Claus, button-down, wash and wear, nomination of either Willkie or E i sound and sensible character, on senhower would have been com the subject of art, could ever get Indiana post ofFice for the A pletely Impoeeible, and it is when to be such a mixed up person he authentic postmark. boys' sbirts by Model one throws that consideration into could send missiles to Cuba. He is I the scale that one decides that now inviting us to lay down our This is our Stop in soon strictly “Ivy” button-down, white ox* ehangs ought to be sought back in own missiles, and just epeni the ■■■ 1600 The best for .you ford dress shirts that flip clean in- the congressional Image o f the rest of the decade disrhtsaing our arid select your way of saying BONUS STAMPS Mom’s automatic washer, never need party, difficult though that process mutual taste in art. ironing. Sizes 8-14. 2.98 may be. But let us not be fooled. Let us FREE letter. No Coupons Needed -For, although Willkie did not remember our fundamentals, which I each night! lSVa-14V^ neck 3.50 prove a winner, he did give his tell us that the Communists invent Merry Christmas BUY ALL YOU WANT party a- new international direc' ed abstract art, just like they in- (above) the 3 pc. tskating set . . . perfectly co- tion and he did help educate all vente^l the welfare state, sex and to Children of All Ages O IV B / w j Treat yourself, this Christmas, with new 1 ordinated whirly, shorty skating skirt, little America toward its world re atheism, and space, in order to de ® bedding by Holman-Baker. Benefit from i sleeveless top and chin-tie hat . . . all in green sponsibilities. And, although Ei- range and confuse and demoralize iVo Holman-Baker’s 104 years of bedding experi- 1 cotton corduroy with colorful flower appliques. boys' sport sbirts JMnhower did not succeed in re us until we would be easy (o take FINAL WEEK! ^ ence and research, by giving yourself a Member of Federal DeposK ' the set, 3-6x, 7.98 making his own party even while over. WereiCt we, by Khrushchev’s ^ Musco-Pedic or Verto-Rest njattress. This Insuranco Oorp. 1.98 to 3.98 he himself was in the presidency own pronouncements, supposed to .1,1. HUNDREDS OF EXTRA STAMPS FOR YOU I « r bench-made bedding was designed from sug- 7-14,8.98 to r two terms, the service he gave be too "liberal,” too avant garde, Get a headstart on your Christmas Shopping with gestions made by orthopedic surgeons, for Cotton knit or fabric sport, the nation and the world in that to offer any resistance over Cuba? S5 H Graan Stamps. Ramambar, you get MORE gift: « the most refreshing solid sleeping comfort,. (right) Judy Kent’s 2 pc. sweater set: white shirts, meticulously tailored,: place was in the^class o f Indis- There is oi^ly one way to catalogue 175 for FEWER stamps vrilh S& H I each night. See, try Holman-Baker Quality- orlon Etorylic pullover and green cotton corduroy just like Dad’s. Plaids, stripesr pensaUe performance by an indis- Khrushchev’s supposed' attack on avings tllank of uânchester East Center W» Controlled bedding at Watkins, tomorrow. flare skirt . . . both with flower appliques. , pensabis individual. the abstract school.* H f is trying: to AND YOU SAVE CASH, TOO, ON LOW PMCES! or solids, button down or reg, EAST BRANCH WfST BRANCH ...... ^ Chily $99.50 pennies a night. the set, 3-6x, 7.98 And, ^though the Eisenhower sweet talk ût back to where he Street MAIN OFFICE eoUars. Sizes S-7 and 8-20. 923 Aloin East Center St. ) CIGARCTTES, BEER & TOBACCO PRO D U aS EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER 7-14, role and' performance and success thought he had us. But we weren't St. 285 Manchester Parkade 8.98 Phone Cor. Lenox St. ^ West Middle Turnpike PRICES EFFEaiVE IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS ONLY never really warmed the hearts of bom yesteniay. We reject his art OPEN THURSDAY i t * ' ' O ■ : MI 3-1126 WE RESERVE THE klGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ^ PAIR! tlm rouUns party conservatives, criticism, eved when we agree with EVENINGS 6 to 8 BOTH BRANCHES OPEN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. ^ PREi CHRISTMAS GIP^ lO X AND^ WRAPPING! PtlNTY OP PRfi PARKING-AT. t , m o n t NsUy broke down.the party It, ■-■■■,•■- ■I A l w a y s ^ . . .. • - • ^ r '

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PAGE E1COT MANCHESTER EVSyiNG HERALD. MANCHESl'ER. CONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1962 MANC5HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1^62 P A G B N D m Leaders Smooth Way Obituary 2 Trucks Flip, Lose Loads^ I2tk CircuU College Committee to Name Chickens WonH Reach Market Cases 6 Subcommittees. Set Rules GRAND-WAY DISCOUNTS PRICES Mrs. Ada Downton Plank For Talk on Kashmir Mrs. Ada Downton Pl^nk; 83, of Two Hartford Poultry' Co. ^ Drescher was taken to Man MANOHBSTEB SESSION King at., Enfield, mother of How Judge Douglas Wright today or ’The Junior college advisory i^terviewin] potential teachers and tractor-trailer trucks, each car chester Memorial Hospital committee yesterday set down or in arranging cuiriculum. (Coatlniwd from roge One) ard Plank of Wapping, died yes rying 3,300 chickens for mar dered. a two-months suspraded BUT I l i V E B DISCOUNTS QUALITY where he was treated for chest ganisational rules and decided to Six on a facilities and services terday at the Manchester Con ket, overturned 'early today, and shoulder bruises and dis sentence against Donald P. Cratty, of their frienda they are deter Hospital Notes 19, of 42 Edward SL, after Cratty appoint alx subcommittees to work subcommittee, to see what facili mined to build up aa good a de valescent Home. one at the Manchester Green charged. *but plans for the proposed Man ties are sufficient and which are grand pleaded guilty to a substitute fense as they can." She was the widow of Irving D. and the other at. Windham. The Windham accident oc chester community college. needed at Manchester High School, Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Both drivers o f the truck es charge of breach of the peace. The Prime Minister Nehru told Par for all areas, except maternity Plank. curred at about 5:15 a.m. on '' youth was also placed on proba Townspeople voted In referen where the college will be operated. liament today the Chinese Com Besides her son, she is survived caped any serious injuries but Rt. 203. Ted West of Hartford, dum Nov. 6 to allow the board of ■Three on an admissions and where they are 2 to 4 pan. and the chickens, strewn over wide tion for one year. munists may have thinned out the 6:30 to 8 p.in., and private rooms by a sister of Blnfleld, three grand driver of that truck, was un Cratty was originally charged education to' maintain a two-year standards subcommittee, to plan advance units of their invasion children and two nieces. areas, were considered almost hurt, it was reported.. He community college, subject to pro admissions requirements. where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. a total loss. None will go to with fraud and deceit in purchas armies, but they have not with Funeral services will be held to mlsMd a cuê. Roads were ing narcotics on Nov. 19. He visions in a state statute govern Six on a public relations com drawn them. Visitors are requested not to sntoke market. in patients rooms. No more than morrow at 2 p.m. at SL Andrew’s reported wet“ and slippery in posted a 3500 bond on arraignment ing inich coUegsa mittee, to keep the public infrnm- The Chinese reported their Jacob I. Sloat, president of each accident. ed about the college. WKf Episcopal Church, ’Thompsonvllle. in EkMt. Hartford’s Circuit ^ u r t. The board has asked the advi troops had pulled back in at least two visitors at one time per pa-' the Hartford firm, said this tlent. The Rev. Roy McKaye Atwood, The tractor-cab in the Man- , Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor and sory committee to lyork with the Six on a students personnel serv OISCOUNTC2 2 SS one sector in partial fulhllment ■hector, will officiate. Burial will be morning that the loss of., each ices subcommittee, to plan extra load would be approxinutely Chester accident had extensive State Narcotics Agent Herman board’s community college liaison of Peking’s one-sided cease-fire in Enfield SL Cemetery. Reinsch mads the arresL Sartor committee to have data on the curricular, guidance and related proclamation. Indian sources re Patients Today: 233 13,000. dsimage and was towed away. services. ADMITTED SA’ftlRDAY: Wal Friends may call at the Leete WaHer L. Drescher, 34, of The trailer was uprighted by reported that Cratty. during the college ready for board iq>proval ported apparent withdrawal in an Funeral Home, 125 Pearl SL, Besides Mrs. Stuek, present at ter Davis, 38 Hyde St.; Arthur Hartford, was driving one truck a crane, put on a ' flat bed previous weeks, had been purchas this month. - The aoUons ot the other sector. Thompsonvllle, tonight from 7 to ing a cough syrup, containing the yesterday’s meeting at Manchester Nehru, however, told Parliament Breault, 39 HiUtop Dr.; WUtliam through Manchester at about truck and taken to Hsirtford advisory conunlttee are subject to 9 o’clock. drug, codeine, at two Manchester board approval. High School were Oirlatle F Mc there were “ signs of withdrawal McCarthy,’ 717 Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. 3:30 a.m. As he. rounded the under police escort. Cormick, William E. Buckley and In the rear—in the front positions Jeanette V^nnart, 102 West St,; curve off E. Middle Tpke. into The Inpact of the vehicle drug stores, while using ficticious Mrs. Jane Stuek, chairman of Valentino Beilnccl names. It - .was reported .. later the liaison conunittee, said the Beldon Schaffer, all members Of they might have been thinned out, Mrs. Margaret Willis, Cold Spring E. Center St., he applied his against the Woodbrtdge ’Ta th« liaison committee; and Mat but they have not withdrawn.” Dr;, Vernon; Mrs. Ann Johnson, 65 Valentino Bellucci, 82, of 318 brakes as the truck pulled to vern Memorial stone monu that the youth had purchased the advisory committee will include cough syrop for another man, who' thew M. Moriarty, Dr. Donald Mor. He added that "the position is School. St.; Mrs. Clara Hodgkins, Fern St., died Saturday at Hart the right. Drescher then lost ment moved the monument six a chairman and 3() memberii, to rison, Mrs. Frederick Becker, Miss rather confused and therefore it 14 Olcott St.; John Dabrowski, ,66 ford Hospital. control of the vehicle. The feet from where it was locat has since been apprehended and' be appointed for terms ranging turned over to Superior Court au Catherine Putnam, N. 13filliam is not easy to make a precise Elro St.; Mrs. Lucy Saunders, 120 Mr. Bellucci was bom Sept. 11; Jailer cab climbed the curbing ed, The stone showed no ap from one to three years. They Knight, Edaon M. Bailey and statement." Branford St.; Robert Spilka, Wap- 1900, in Magliano, Italy. Ijie was a at the Green and smashed in parent damage, thorities at -Hartford on a similar will be, divided Into subconunit- counL The other man, -Robert M. Arthur H. Uling, sdi of whom have Two members of Nehru’s Cabi ping; Fred Murphy, 543 Hartford self-employed mason. to a six-foot high monument, Sloat, at Hartford, said he tees aa follo'ws; served on the advisory committee. net vowed an eventual resumption Rd.; Mrs. Yvette Grivois, Hart . Survivors include two sons. Dr. DuMitruk, 28. of 42 Edward St., Three on a fmance subcommit shearing off the right front thanked God that both driv reportedly had a long narcotics Mrs. Stuek said another meeting of the battle rather th ^ accept ford; Mrs. Bldith Lata, East Hart Aldo L. Bellucci, Glastonbury, and wheel, and continued on into er’s are all right. "We can re**^ tee, to work out the college’s rirst is scheduled for Sunday at 5:30 ance of Peking’s terms. India’s ford; Sandra Zinsser, 96 Wood- Salvatore A. Bellucci, Rocky Hill; record and was on' probation out year budget.. shrubs of the Oomminiity Bap place chickens but not human of the Hartford court at the time p.m. at the high school. frontline commanders took a gin bridge St.; Mrs. Marjorie Kilpat a daughter, Mrs. Robert Wagner, tist Church property. The lives,” he added. He also ex of his arrest. Six on a faculty and curriculum She said a report will be made gerly approach to the delicate rick, 100 Concord Rd. Manchester; two brothers and a subcommittee, to work with SupL trailer toppled over smd scat pressed his thanks to the Fines and bond forfeitures were by persons involved with the col situation. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. sister of Italy and five grandchil tered chickens all over the Manchester police for their' of Schools William H. Curtis in lege at the Wednesday night meet dren. ordered in disposititm of the fM ' In other developments: Susan Bilodeau, East Hartford; place, police reported. help. lowing cases: , screening potential deans and Ih- ing of the board of emcation. The funeral will be held to- 1. The Indian Communist party Mrs. Victoria LeGeyt, 156 Irving (Jharles J. Gadsby. 28, of Som-'! endorsed Nehru’s position for set St.; Mrs. Ruth LaChapelle, 66 m o n ^ at 9:30 a.m. from the W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Mdn ervlUe, Mass., and Alfred J. Cor-: tlement of the Undeclared war. Phoenix St., Vernon; Mrs. Eliza nell, 21, of Salem, Mass., forfeited 2. U.S. Ambassador John Ken beth Thompson, 79 Columbus St.; St., with a solemn high Mass of re That’s Service! Ellington Crash Takes Life State N ew s ______336 bonds each for speeding. neth Galbraith scheduled a trip to Anthony Petronis, 25 E. Middle quiem at St. James’ Church at 10. Miss Carolyn Surowiez, 18, o f the headquarters city of Tezpur ’Tpke.; Benjamin' Eladorek, Glas Burial will be in SL James’ Ceme Theê were three bright tery. orange panel trucks parked on 31 McCann Dr., wat fined 333 for Of Former Manchester Girl for a look at the situation and tonbury; Mrs. Joseph Stairs,’ 51 speeding. A second charge of fail In.spection of American weapons Friends may call at the funeral Main St. this morning, about Tanner St.; Frank Ray, 12 Camp Roundup 8:15. ure to obey a traffic signal wak flown to the Indian army. bell Ave., Vernon; John Berg, Wap- home tonight from 7 to 9. ■Two women on their way to nolled by prosecuUng attorney E. Miss 'Valerie Lee Hubbard, 16,' > Besides her mother and father, 3. Nehru was disclosed to have ping; Mrs. Ann Schlessinger, Dob George Gorsky. assured Pakistani President Mo Mrs. Marguerite C. Drapeau (Continued from Page One) work wondered where the trucks of 72 Moimtain SL, Ellington, ahe is survived by a brother and son Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Dorothy James West Jr.. 18, of Hart sister, Stephen Hubbard and Cyn hammed Ayub Khan in a letter Lennon. 10 Depot Sq.; Lisa Buck, were from. One woman, aware former Manchester resident, died Mrs. Marguerite C. Drapeau of that Main St, has been a state ford, was fined 330 for reckless thia Hubbard, both of EUington; Nov. 12 that Western weapons re 184 S. Main St.; Charlene Magnu- New Britain, mother of Pierre C. the March 22, 1960 date when driving; Joseph Morlarty, 22, of 27 early Sunday morning from in ceived by the Indian army would Smithwick said he fired the build highway for the past four and her maternal grandparents, son, 71 Benton St.; Francis Dailey, Drapeau of Manchester, died yes Lilac St„ 320 for failure to drive juries suffered In a two-car crash Mr. and Mrs. Clarence James of be used only to resist Chinese ag 125 Orchard St., Rockville; Inara terday at a convalescent home in ing has been retained to defend the months, and under the mainte X, nance of the state highway de a reasonable distance apart: Miss late Saturday night on Rt. 83 at Miami, Fla. gression. Pungn, Trout Stream Dr., Vernon; West Hartford after a long ill 28-year-old confessed arsonist. Linda Smith, 18, of Kerry St., |20' ’The New China News Agency ness. Atty. Pigeon’s mother owned partment, guessed they were Mountain St., Ellington. 'The funeral will be held tomor Sandra Slater, Stafford Springs; for failure to drive ■in a proper row at 3:30 p.m. in Ellington Con reported a withdrawal of Com James Brown, 24 Ford St.; Shelley Survivors, besides her son in the Professional Building. state trucks. M iss' Hubbard, whose family lane; Ronald Deshaies, 19, of Wll- lived at 152 Deepwood Dr., Man gregational Church. ’The Rev. munist Chinese troops in the Numryck, 15 Snipsic St., Rockville; Manchester, include a daughter of Although the stfite’s psychiatric The other woman spotted the limanue, |15 for intoxication; ' Walong area at the extreme east chester, until moving to Ellington Wayne Sandi|u, pastor, wiU offi Roberta Luck, East Hartford; Mrs. Essex ujd three grandchildren. exam has been completed by Dr. writing on the trucks and con Bela Blrtha, 54, of .ToUand, 312 ciate. Burial will be In Grove Hill EARLY MORN KRAFT’S ern end of the 1,500-mile border Hazel Mannion, 173, Spruce St.; The funeral will be held tomor Harold Bancroft, Atty. Pigeon firmed that was what they were. for failure to pass on the left; three years ago, was a passenger V- line. Walong, 15 miles west of the in a car driven by James Lakso, Cemetery, R ock^le. Mrs. Gertrude Linnell, 27 Bluefield row at 9:30 a.m. from the Walter said he will seek a psychiatric "That’s good maintenagpe,” ; R p^rt King, 18, of Talcottvllle, Friends may call at the Ladd Burma border, fell to the Chinese Dr.; Miss Diane Healey, Wapping; N Leclerc funeral home, 23 Main exam on behalf of the defense. she chuckled. "They’re here\to' 312 for failure to obey a traffic 17, of Snipsic Lake Heights, Rock in an offensive that subsequently ville. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Joseph Lebiedz, Crestrldge Dr., St., with a requiem Mass at St. The Rockville lawyer who is also scrape away the fog.” signal; 310 fines were Ordered Rock'vllle, today from 7 to 9 p.m. carried them 80 miles down the Vernon. Bridget’s Church at 10. Burial will Tolland County public defender against Marion W. Stevens of The car was in a near head-on Luhit River valley toward the collision with one driven by Dale Those who wish may contribute A D M I’1;TED ’TODAY: Mrs. be in St. Bridget’s Cemetery. said he. has not yet talked to and held the girl prisoner in a car Bast Hartford, failure to grant to a fund in Miss Hubbard’s iêm- plains of Assam. ■There will be no calling hours. Smithwick, having been retained the right of way; Joseph C. Lous Sherman, 16, of Kingsbury Ave., High Indian military sourcqs Augusta Bechaz, 252 Wetherell for about 12 hours, until ahe Rockville. Sherman was‘ charged ory at Ellington High School, the by his parents. escaped. ier, 25, of Buriington, N. C„ fail family has suggested. were quoted as saying Chinese St.; Harvey Bearse, Ellington; Miss Mary L, Richardson with negligent homicide by Resi Klaus Aronson, Hartford; Stephen He said he would appear with ure to drive in an , established troops still held positions in the ■VERNON^—Miss Mary L. Rich Smithwick Tuesday morning in lane; and Charles Mllkah. o f dent State Trooper, Lionel La- Velveeta Luhit Valley. ’Graushinsky, Wapping. BrCche today, and lias posted a 2 7 9 ardson,. 91, of Bolton Rd., died yes Hartford County Superior Court Sage-Alten Fires Probed East Hartford, over-crowding -fm Margarine 2" 25 A dispatch from a Chinese cor BIRTHS SATURDAY: A terday. N__ where the accused will be present operator of' a niotor vehicle. 3500' bond for appearance In the respondent in Walong said scores daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HARTFORD (AP) — Fire and She was bom in Troy, N. Y. on ed on a bench warrant charging police investigators were pressing Richard Bessette.’ 20, o f East Rockville sesBlon of CSrcult Court Local Stocks of peasants gave |he withdrawing Kelly, 106 Ferguson Rd.; a.daugh A.U'Ti'st 12. 18’<1. the f ar."-hter of arson in connection with a fire at Hartford, waa fined 320 for Im 12 Jan. 8. Chinese newly harvested sweet ter to Mr. amd Mrs. Charles Perry, an investigation into two Saturday X Henry and Margaret Johnston the former Balch’s Appliance and fires at Sage-Alien * Co Depart proper use of a registration (310) Miss Hubbard, Lakso, James potatoes and bananas and "called 29 Coolidge St. and driving an imregistered motor Poplck, 17, of Pox Hill Dr., Rock \ down blessings on them." Richardson. She was a former pro Hardware in this town. ment Store on Main St. when an ({notations Famished by BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son fessor of Latin and Greek at Smith other fire was reported there to vehicle (310), ville,41 OZ. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ralnville, wich Port, Mass., will officiate. set deliberately. a t y Hospital about 3:30 a.m from Instant Coffee JAR plains. The Connecticut Company is The Ladles of Columbus will a skull fracture. 1.24 Cal PKQ. Coventry. Burial will be at the convenience Today’s fire was extinguished have its Christmas party tonight life and ln()emnlty Ins. Cos. N * There was no word from either asking the ICC (Interstate Com The accident, which occurred at Aetna CasUSjUy''...... 78 85 DECAF side on the situation in Ladakh, DISCHARGED SATURDAY: of the family. merce Commission) for permis by the store’s sprinkler system. at 8 at the K of C Home. Members, Alfred Hunter, 11 Hunter Rd.; Funeral arrangements are being Only the sprinkler in the storeroom .11:35 p.m, Saturday, resulted when Aetna U f e 'ji,'? .. .^4125% 133% 5 0Z. key area in the five-year old bor sion to sell individual tickets for are reminded to bring grab bag Sherman,, traveling south on Rt. QuAr t der contest. In rejecting important Robert Hynds, 45 Pleasant SL; made by the Burke Funeral Home, was set off. gifts. Entertainment will Include Conn. General ...... 129% 137% JAR special buses to the Polo Grounds, 83, made a left hand turn in front Htfd. Steam Boiler 113 123 Instant Coffee 8 9 ’ 8 T t / aections of Peking’s peace terms. Milton Hathaway, 34 Princeton 76 Prospect St., Rockville. Yankee Stadium, three New York a group of baton twirlers from St.; Carl Hunter, 67 Ardmore Rd.; of the Lakso car, which was travel Travelers ...... 159 167 NESCAFE Nehru has said China’s provisions race tracks and the Worlds’ Fair Agencies Tell Needs East Catholic High School directed ing. north, police said. *> would leave it in possession of Gotfried Larson, 131 Center St.; Michael Sampeck grounds. by Miss Patricia Little. PubUo Dtmttes 2 0Z. Mrs. Alice Howe, Cider Mill Rd., HARTFORD (A P )—Governor Lakso, Bachiochi, Parent and Conn. Light Power 30% 32% -IF 07. 2,000 square miles of Ladakh. The Michael Sampeck, 53, of 90 Chest, The company is now licensed to Dempsey today tackles new P1,217 new positions, a major 55’ Fluffy All Detergent PKQ. Von Euw, 15 Lawrence St, ]^ck- day at 9:15 a.m. from the Teilarskl provide the same kind of public p.m. at the fire house at Pine St. Rhode Island. She was bom in Stanley Works ...... 17% 19% Indian gathering. Home Minister item In pushing up the spending V. X v'ille; Michael Minnich, 73 Bridge Funeral Home, 380 Maple Ave., service which Connecticut Com and Hartford Rd. Portland. Maine, Sept. 4 1946 She Veeder-Root ...... 42% 46% Lai Bahadur Shastri said India’s pany now proposes. request. About 84Q would be was a junior at Ellington High 14 OZ. resolve to clear its soil of the St.; Paula Sanchini, 122 Maple Hartford, with a solemn high Mass "housekeeping personnel” at the Tht above quotations are not to l a r g e St.; Mrs. Sandra Daigle, 73 Fair- of requiem at St. Anthony and 8t. The (3haminade Musical Club' School. oe construed as actual markets. TUMBLER Invaders was made clear in Neh three big hospitals, allowing im will meet tonight at 8 at the Fed CheezeW hls 5 9 ’ Dux Detergent PKG. ru’s rejection of key sections of field St.; Arthur Nelson. 99 Fer Paul Church. Hartford, at 10. Bur Vosburgh Rites Set proved treatment facilities. guson Rd.; Patrick McCann, 96 ial will be in Mt. St. Benedict WATERBURY (AP) — Funeral eration Room, Center Congrega the Chinese proposals. The present payroll is 4,178 per tional Church. A program of Prospect St.; Cheryl-Ann Mozzer, Cemetery. Bloomfield. services will be held tomorrow for sons. HT CHUNK 136 Avei-y 'St.; Miss Maureen Con Friends may call at thb funeral William W. Vosburgh Jr., editorial American (jhristmas music 'will be GIANT His department, which operates presented. Mrs. D. Drummond Chicken of the Sen Tuna OZ. CAN PKG. ran, 6 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Mil home tonight from 6 to 9 and to director of the Waterbury Repub mental hospitals at Newtown, 3 4 ' Fob Detergent Rockville-Vernon dred Lisella, East Hartford; Mrs. morrow from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 lican and the American. Stewart, is, program chairman. p.m. Norwich and Middletown as well Members are reminded to bring a Jeannine Thurston, 16 S. Alton Vosburgh, 62, died yesterday. as several allied institutions, fig WEDNESDAY NIGHT .10 OZ. St.; Mrs. Natalie Denbow and son. donation for the Town Welfare GIANT Charter Changes He Had been ill for more than a ure admissions will increase from Department. ndco Pie Crust Mix PKGS, East Hartford; Mrs. Mary Mac Henry A. Griswold year but continued his newspaper 9,259 to 11,064 in 1965. Vim'^Tableis PKG. Leod :md daughter, Wapping; Henry A. Griswold, 72. of 57 work part-time. Elicit Light Vote Welfare Department figures BETTY OROOKER Mrs. Sharon Watison and daugh Elmhurst Circle, Elmwood, father The Rev. Charles Pendleton, 6:30 to 9 O'CLOCK ^ ter, 87 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Mar show that 1961-63 expenditures 14 OZ. o f Allan A. Griswold of Manches pastor of the Bunker Hill Congre will be about 314 million more PKG. OF In First Hours tha Williams and daughter, ter, died yesterda.Y at Newington gational Church, will officiate in Ibsisin 1|kan M uffin M ix PKO. 3 3 ’ I 4 ROLLS Storrs. than the legislature’s appropria Tfadson Toilet Tissue Veteran’s Hospital. services at the Alderson Funeral tion of more than $116 million. . X ■ ■ ' A very light turnout on the ref DISCHARGED YBS’TERDAY: Survivors, besides his son in Home,' 70 Central Ave., at 2 p.m. Vfm El WATER’S bVNCAN HINES;fARLY AMERICAN erendum fo / the proposed charter David Bissonnette, Storrs, David Manchester, include his wife, two tomorrow. The largest jump in the new il>/i0Z. WITH MUSHROOMS revisions for the City of Rockville Clark, Wapping Wood Rd., Rock welfare budget was a request for HOT-HOT,,. ASD PKG. sons of West Hartford and New Vosburgh joined the Republican 479 new jobs over the 1,162 now Orange Coke Mix. 3 7 ’ FiredV Steak Saute 1 OZ,CAN was reported this noon by Nicho ville: Ambrose Raymond, 76 Lenox Britain, a daughter of Newington, in 1924 after his graduation, from las Pawluk, chief moderator. St.: Mrs. Corrine Livingston, East authorized. Cosf: 33.9 million in THERE'S A LOT! two sisters of Newington and Mid Yale University. Starting as a re n?w funds. Pawluk said that 329 residents Hartford: Mrs. M arilyn Cum dle Haddam. a brother of Florida, porter, he rose quickly to feature had voted, out of an eligible 4,- mings, East Hartford: Chris Nel and a half-brother of Hartford, writer, ao capacity in which he About 50 of the new emjiloyes 885. He said that about 733 af son, 24 Sunset St.; Debra Wallace, and 11 grandchildren. could use his deft writing touch. would handle additional, cases ex Now! For oidy firmative votes, or 15 per cent of 100 Croft Dr.; Raymond Baglin, Funeral services-will be held to In 1928; he worked briefly on pected during the next two years, those eligible, would be required to Bolton; Mrs. Nicholena Leggett, morrow at 11 a.m. at Grace Epis the old Bronx (N,Y.) Home News while the other 42^ôuld reduce day for fuel ...hot water Vote the revisions into effect. Hartford; Mrs. Louise Grant, present case-loads and provide in copal Church, Newington. Burial but returned to the Republican as for all—all the tim e! Ocservors felfth e light turnout ’Thompson ville; Gary Harrison, Sunday editor. creased administrative and cleri GOLDEN RIPE will be in Fairview Cemetery, cal support. FUN and FOOD and apparent lack of- voter inter 326 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Doris West Hartford. He was named editor in 1933 est was related to the non-contro-. Levine, Hebron; Scott Gorke, 26 Friends may call at the Taylor and continued in the post until I f you livo in a t)Tical house, < Congress St.; Lynette Stanford, versial and non-partisan nature of and Modjsan Funeral Home, 136 1949, when he became editorial di • Gives Town Hall you could easily run out of hot the proposed revisions. 115 Brookfield St.; Miss Sharon S. Main St., West Hartford, to rector of both newspapers. In water several times a week. Harrison, Hebron; Elmond Bums, GRANBY (AP) —. A retired to One of the more important night from 7 to 9'.... the post he was responsible for the bacco and dairy farmer has offer Now you can have all the hot I Oil The House ■' Edison Rd.; Norbert Coyne, chiSpges brought about by approv editorial pages of the Republican ed the town of Granby 3200,000 water you need at .one time for al pf the revisions would lead to i3t Hartford: Robert Halst^ Delleieus snacks ami hememodn eoekins, hot and the American. , for a new town hall. only o day. Think of it—• reorgtmlzation of the police de .-12 Greenwood Dr.; Mrs. Alice William B. Pape, publisher of coffee . ^ . oil on rile house! Knowles, Storrs: Fomey Huckeba, The offer was made yesterday only a day! partment. The mayor would give Funerals the newspapers,'■ said “Mr. Voa-. by Tudor F. Holcomb of West Bananas up his title as chief of police, and Peterborough, N.H.; Mrs. Anna burgh was an experienced, loyal , Yes, t^n^s to Mobilheat— 2“27 Granby, who asked for a “mini . Free Gift lo each lady attending. the present police captain, Peter Irish. 10 Dej^t Sq.; Mrs. Bernice and competent newspaperman who J and an o ll-& ^ hot water heater Crocker, Coventry: Emil Bottl, - Stewart Atkinson Sr. mum” of publicity and then de Dowgewfcz. would be police chief. had done much valuable work with parted for a winter in Florida. ^ o f correct capacity—yourfamily Other revisions relate to tenure, 294 Bush Hill Rd.; Harry Howard, Funeral services for Stewart the Waterbury papers for many can take care of oil their washing Tolland; Jamgs Gal, 72 Village St., The board of selectmen will ------— elevation of the recreation and Atkinson Sr., 145 Center St., were years in several capacities., , his meet tonight to consider Hoi- needs at one time. Plus awlmmlng pool comm'issions to Rockville: Miss Gall Lutz, 7 Hale held Saturday afternoon at Wat death is a great lo'ss'to u s .. comb's offer. ’ Mom can do the family wash. St. Ext., Rockville; Arlene Nev- charter status, a redefining of the kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E. Waterbury’s Mayor Edward D. Sis can do the dishes ot tffe same T I N P n , JUICY UnKIOUSg PLAVORFUL PRISNLY MOUND, LIAN control areas for the board of park ers, 105 Deming St.; G eorge Center St. The Rev. John D. Town Manager Otto C. Neu A TAPESTRY COSUEHC Bergin said Vosburgh had "ja long mann said the gift "fills a real time Junior takes his bath, and commissioners, and -a mandatory Whltehouse, 50 Birch St.; Mrs. Hughes, senior assistant of' St. and active career in 'Waterbury retirement age of 65 for employes Emaline Blackwilder, 31 Charter Mary’s Episcopal Church, offi need.” He said the town’s pres you' enjoy a shower. PU R SE W IT H EACH $5 PURCHASE and his deep interest in the city ent quarters are inadequate. holding positions of tenure. Retire Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Sylvia Strat ciated. Sydney MacAlpine was and in the people combined to pro Don’t delay—phone us today. ment may be deferred from year ton and daughter, 8QS Hartford organist. Burial was in East duce astute editorial analyses The 76-year-old Holcomb offer Find out how easy it is to switch to year by pleasure o f the city Rd.; Mrs. Beverly McLaughlin and Cemetery. ^ which will be missed." ed to give the town funds in the to a M obilheat-fi^ water heat Remember: Wednesday Night_ CHUCK I G RO U N D - ^ council. .daughter, 182 Maple ‘ St.: Mrs. form of capital stock over a two- Bearers were Clardhce Cham year period. er. , Voting on the revisions is at the Shirley Skinner and daughter, bers, Fred Finnegan, Ludwig Han FOR WOMEN ONLY! town -hall in Rockville. Those eli Wapping; Mrs. Janet Zaino and sen, Rudolph Kissman, Harold Closed Inquest ileld WESLEYAN TO EXPAND gible have until 7 p.m. to vote. son, Marlborough; Mrs. Marion Perrett and Normand Richard, BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A closed *Awnwf family afftor. Moran and son, Enfield; Mrs. Mar inquest was held today into the MIDDLETOWN (AP) _ Wes STEAK 51. STEAk TS NEW HAVEN’S ‘PBIACE CORPS’ jorie Smith and son, 33 Eingle- Harold Phillips strangle slaying of Mrs. Isabel leyan University’s trustees, forsee- BEEF 4 8 NEW HAVEN (AP) — A "do- wood Dr.; Mrs. Joan Botterton and Funeral' services for Harold Sillan of Westport, and Coroner ing possible "deterioration” to the meetic peace Corps” has been or son, Wapping; Mrs. Lorraine Gul- Phillips of 158 Ludlow Rd. were Isadora L. Kotler said he will is level^ of a finishing school, have ganised to help spruce up the run gel and daughter, 25 Mill St, held this morning at the Watkins- sue a finding later this .week. approved a 338 milUon, 10-year de- GIVE down Dixwell Ave. area. Mayor West Funeral Home, 142 E. Main Harlis Miller,'31-year-old handy velopmentf program: we Richard C. Lee announced last St. The Rev. Clifford O. Simp man accued of slaying Mrs. Sil The plan, which was approved GREEN STAMPS night. lan and kidnaping and raping her by the Wesleyan faculty last Free Trend in Art son, pastor of Center Congrega month and by the trustees laet Fifty students from Yale Uni tional Church, officiated. Burial 14-year-old daughter. Gall, ap . I versity and other local colleges amd was in East Cemetery. peared at the inquest. Saturday, calls for expansion of l^ h schools have volunteered for Blasted by Pravda the present 1,000 enrollment to 1,- PRIOIS EFFEOTIVB THROUGH Bearers were Alexis Parley, Don Officials declined to indicate 500. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4tk the project, Lee said. whteher Miller, of Norwalk, -testi MORIARTY ald Conrad, Richard Hoff, Charles The aulministration wsimed the They wiU take part in neighbor- (Continiied from Page One) Brame, Edward McDonough and fied. His counsel. Public Defender nood social activities in addition trustees that sm&ll, liberal arta Omrles Myers, Heroert J. Bundock, advised Mfl- colleges "may well be doomed to to wielding brpoms, shovels, ham- "There is an excessive enthusi Delegations from Pratt and ler last week to decline to testify. BROTHERS .■ners and paintbrushes, said the asm for jazz.” it said. "Light mu gradual deteroriatlon as finishing Whitney, division of United Air Mrs. Siilan, 50-year-old social /schools and at best prep schools wayor, thus becoming “ an inti- sic needs more attention than craft Corp., East Hartford, visited aate and integral part of oom- and civic leader in Westport, was for graduate education” unless M l 3 -5 1 3 5 ever before. We don’t like this the funeral home and attended the strangled Nov. 12 in her - home. 'THE MARVEIP^F MAIN STRECT!" ouinity life.’’ slavish imitation of alien music.” they, Improve their undergradmite MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. funeral. • i The assailant made off wlUt Gall, and graduate programs. --'^ XI1.31S Cmriw St. ' y

\'.' PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN« MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, llANCHESTER, CX)NK,a MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN UTTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE^ with MAJOR H ' VLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Bolton sticks, roUa -and butter, . oatmeal Russian JD^s South Windsor oooM ^ milk; Friday—codfish MoIttCoBifortWMirliig ... \, cakes and tartar sauce, buttered a&S0d(SV V f ...... - A green -ifid yellow beans, cabbag;e FALSE TEETH DRAT/tMATAROST FOR Amwarto PtnvIom Punfo School Board fcet Hear Plan Having a Ball TV-RadiO Tonight salad, pieanut butter and Jam laeie Is a plemasnt wayto oyeom e eVsry EcceNirRic citizen Chlirchwomeii sandwich, fruit, milk. looM plate dlaeomfort. FASniTH, a i . V A OH.tycuse ih c x j s h t s o u Mineral Kingdom an Improved powder, iprinkled on wene m h u s b a n d .^ h a d WTOWN iNTHiSDieeuise.'' upper and lower plates holds them ÊKHAPS IT WOULD BE ’ Maiwlieeter Evtalng Herald firmer lo that they feel more oom- HIS PAV CHECK FOUR DAY^ /WO ACI0B8 6Ledger entry On Gr. 9 CouHe of Study On the Kolkhoz Set Christmas fortable. No sununy,- jnoey, peaty f i t TO SELL W/ DereCTNE ■_____ ; . V, Sooth Wtaidaor eorrespondent, taite or fcpilng. It’e alkaline (ni»- HASN’T SEEM HOME.'MAYBE I IPM doai 7Aaian monarchy Television Lamm Kata, telephone Mitchell EQUIPMENT AND EETTLfe mlnsTSl STurU ih (Oentinned f n u Page One) aetd). Doaa not eour. Checka *^lata r.VMPMMiCa^ = - 0 - € 3 SHOULD HANE YANKED OFF A progress report on the eourse^Donald Fish and *'Karl Horris, 8:00 , . 1 Thqster (In prasiwu)< > ( ^ N» U-'a a M an's World 4-1768. odor hreath”. Get f a s t k e t h today MTmWIHMiIM. ✓ OUR FEATHERS TO MAKS WITH, LAWYER CKUMWELU.', ■Usht white policeman Event Dec. 13 8 Han or Emerald at study proposed in G ^ e s 7, 8 Juniors; Daisy Difoock, Leonard m Sarly wqw (to progress) (U) To Tell the Truth at drug oountere evatywbata. CERTAIN, BUTTHAXSTOPLISHL 1 VENDER HOW MUCH THAT J minonl 'This is no place for them. lasi MOTte at 6 (to progress) ( S'U) Leonard Bernstein and the PAWNSHOP VVOULO GIVE AÊ 10 Close gad 9 at'Bolton school sitd s re Fava, ' Maijorie Luke, Stephen US) Ufe ot Riley .€■ NOSE OF SOURS J SBluif^bite They get their bread too easily . ,w. Philharmonic The Wapping; Communtty Church mineral 11 Containers port at the aohieivement at pupgs Maher, Donna Tedford and Sandra (241 'im age ol A rt !:00 (22) True Adventure BUGGS BUNNY SURE HAD ME. UAlwari 19 Snow vehicle Williama, sophomores. here. Not far from here, there (40) CaUtog K r. D. . „ (34) Live and Leain W'Omen will hold their ChrUtmas FOOLED.^*->' vS! 31 Spread to dry In Grade 9 in Manchester . .Ftarishes Baale (68) mar .Your Information 1:30 ( M M S ) The Rifleman PAWN U Follower aohediUed bo be given by Supt. are some stone quarries. It would ( 8, 13) y ^ B ear (13) The Lucy Show luncheon Thursday, Dec. IS, at 14 Bewildered 23 Roman road ^NRobert J. TVer, son of Mf. and 6 ;U (34> U. N ^ v l e w WHV CAN'T I ’VE HAP^ ICJ««PTARETH' 28 Spinning toys FUlip U guoil at the board ot ed be a good Idea to senl them (34) The WriUen Word 11:30 a.m. at the Conununity NAPOV/ITH' IT FOR /A/S/peS OUTO'TH'l TICK SHOP, IBBriUA farewdl 26 RuasUn .river MnhsRobert H. ly ier of Route 2, la there. Let them work—and if any S:K ( 3) Weather. News a Bporta (18) SubseNpUon TV 15 Energy 51 Ohio collage ucation meeiUng Wednesday at 8 6 :K (23) Power Works>iop (lO^SIW) B& te.tm d Sinners House. AU wiHnsn of the ehuich OUT TH' VEARSl CLOCK... HMM...HEV, TOCK 17 Hap 27 Network 40 Heavy mineral pin. at the school. . undet^x^fiR nine weeks of basic re body doesn't show bp for work be 6:30 (63) News , ( 3) After Dtonhr Movie 28 Uttered 43 Moral wrong 52BehaH cruit training at the Naval Train (34) Modem Algebra . 9:00 (8-404185 (6-1063) Stoney Burke aOCKTIU. I CAN'T SYLVESTER! ^MUMBLE!)! ISSpUl* 54 Be home Liguoii wiU also report on en- won't get a fig on payday. are invited to attend.' rORUMBLei)) 80 Disorder 45 Utah and Iowa ing Centkr, Great Lakes, n . (18) Bom s and Allen ' ^ jS-13) The_ Deumyjy TThon honuu _ Sliow DOUBLE M C ooeem i 31 Curved molding 47 Fresher 55Charlet lamb '"niat would be a real re-educa- (40) WUd a m Blcliok .3) New York Philharm onic AU who attend wiU furnish a hot TICK ( aZHighprieit 32Seinee 49 Garment 56Hatched pieces *ITie indoctramtlon to Navy life Uon." (12) Svergtodes (24) IPerspe^ves dish, salad or cookies, and an un vTOCK 24HawaUan 35Unutual 80 Oriental , <*(pL) consists of physical fitness drills, The official said that of the 220 1(8) Victory at Sea 30 (10.. 32, ^ SOlTh.^ e Price la Right (C) wrapped item for auction. The WORLIX GREEN ® wreath SSTrimminp blgshot 56 Hale nickname military drills, basic military law, (33) Rollie Jacobs Club House (' 3,* 12)ri) The Andy Griffith Show exiles shipped to bis district a 25Towera CD and fire drills. He wiU . also customs and etiqtiHte of the 6:46 ( S) W alter CronUte iu:00 ( 3) The Loretta Young Show auction proceeds wlU g;o to mis- 28Pythiaa’ friend 1 3 r ~ S” 6 7 8 7 - 10 IT give a report on the Oemunittee cd year ago, only about 100 remain. (10-23^) Huntley-Brinlcley Re (22^) David Brinkley's Journal sionary 'work; naval service, swiinming. and sur Most of the others, he said, "are port (31) A rts and Artiste 33 Raw mineral Kine” which has been studying 7:00 ( 3) After Dinner Movie (10) Eleventh Hour (Children’s Christmas partied are S' 84 Beloved !2“ 1^ 14 vival, first sdd and basic shipboard being re-oducated in prisems." board ot education-teacher nego routine. (23^) News and Weather ( 8-12-4063) Ben Casey slated beginning Dec. 16 w l^ the SSImmente tiations on a statewide level in tiie (40) News. Sporiat & Weatbler 10:80 r S ) Stuinp the Stare party for Grades 3, 4, 5 and 8 wiU 37 Heat petto n r IG i t Briefii (10) Death Valley Days STAMPS (30) Air Power « SS Iranian cNn fields ot salary rates and policies. A meeting of the selectmen is (34) Heritage (22) The Third Man be held at Uie Oommunity House 41FUce I t 21 The Ownmibtee of Nine” is com (12) News. BporU A W eather (18) Subscription Television f r ^ 7 to 9 pm. 42 Snow vehldea * ■ posed of members of the Connecti scheduled for tonight at 7 in the 300 Attend YWCA ( fl) Ehrentog Report , 11:00 ( 36-13-fom News. Sports and The party for pre-school ohU- 44Attiret 1 Town Offices. (63) Film W eather uli 24 cut Association of Boards (d Eldu- The public building commission (18) SubscripUon Television 11:16 (10) Tonight (C) dren will be held from 3 to 4 p.m.' 46Uqaor oatlon, the superintendents asso Christmas Party 7:16 (40) Evening Report (40) Steve Alim Show on Dec. 16 at the Oommunity ____ KEAW 48Lonch S5 u if i 26 31 32 will plan its report to the Dec. 10 (22) Western Mass. Htghligbte ( 3) Monday Starlight 4SAUoyi minerali ciation and Parent Teachers Asso town, meeting vriien it meets to House. The Mnderg;arten party /2-3 TO 6N E UP ■ ciations. (30) Sports (tom era 11:30 (IS) Late Movie WiU be held downatairs in the BSVentnree S” U 1 night at 8 in the conference room About 200 attended the "Hang (30) Mien ot Destiny 11:30 ( 23-30) Tpnlitot - ing of the Greens," a family 7:30 ( 8. to. 40. 63) (2ieyenne ( 8) Steve Allen Show church. .rrt.T 88 Pale ■ at the toFrn offices. (|4) PastingIng Notes__ on Mitsic 1:00 (30) L ate Newt ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 37 1 eal bocud policies and on transpor Hie stewardship and finance Christmas party, yesterday after The Grades 1 and 2 party wiU 50 Ceramic piece tation. noon at Whiten auditorium. The ) Enfield Charter ( 8) Night Watch Theater be held Dec., 19 from 6 to 7:30 51 Hr. Crotoy K s ■ commission of United Methodist 8FE SA’n W’lA n i TV WEEK FOB OOMPLETF. I.IKTING DO YOU SUPPOSE / rD U N N O ..B U r 62 Piece out ST Unfinished business includes wa Church will meet tonight at 7:30 Manchester YWCA sponsored the p.m. at the Ommunity House. INBIBtHEARP SEEMS TO SSRedact 1 terproofing of the school. The event. Mrs. Glenn Cornish, YWCA Pre-school children will each re OFA CAT THAT APPRS3ATE HE WOULD LET I ITSHOULWT CARNIVAL BY DICK TU] 4i 47 at the church. ME COOK SOM E-V TAKE IONS TO 64 Sea eaglet board has withheld final payment Playschool director, was chalr- X. ceive a g;lft from the criiurch school. SUPER h a d ID HAVE n s YtXJR 66 Color ■ 1 WED. roOPOOOKEP.' EFFORTS, THING FOR HIM ?/>» RKPOUT/ 49 u Bl 62 24 56 for the projeot because of alleged Manchester E vn iM Herald Bol nuoi, assisted by Mrs. Paul Mc Grab bag gifts wlU be exohang;ed MARKETS POESNTHEP SSBodietef water unsatisfaetory wwkmanaliip on Kay, assistant "director of the Radio at the parUes'for Grades 1 end 2, OPEN WED. DOWN ■ ton eorrespondent, Onwe McDer^ s r 59 86 the front steps. Afniiation with mott. telephone ' MltcHeU S-B666. PlayschooL " (This listing taclnde* only those news brondonsts cf 1* sc U-mlnato and 3 through 6. THURS. and FRL 7 lObtelnt OABB is also <« the agenda. A The program Included a carol lenjgth. Some ststinn* o m n j ether abort newaoests) During regular ttiurch school 2Egg«haped ST 62 62 UNTIL 9 PJtf. SApoUo’t mother representative of the CABE q>oke sing directed by G. Albert Pear WDBC—ISSS St 7:00 Showcase session on Dec. 23, gifts will be re to the board at their November 6:06 Bishop's Comer 8:00 The World Tonight ceived for the Mansfield Traiiiing (myth.) 64 66 son, with Mrs. Richard C. Car 8:30 Showcase 4 Cloth dealer < meeting on the advantagee of be- Policeman Heard 8:06 Raynor ShlneaShim School. The offering that day will —J penter, pianist; selections by the 1:06 News. Sign Off 11:00 News 6 Gratuity Vmging to the organisation. Plans 13:80 Sign Oft be ^ven for use at the Warehouse Round '^ble Singers of Manches WBAY—616 I 725 Middle Turnpike EqsL^ tor paying tuition to Manchester By Buckley Patrol ter High School, directed by Pear 6:0U Connecticut P M. Point Receiving Home for (Chil for 1963-64 will be discuseed. son; a dramatic reading by Irving 6:16 Paul Harvey; Dr. Albert E dren. Fined items on the board agenda Burke "Herein Is Love” wlli, be the IN MANCHESTER On Friday afternoon, at a Buck- Mann; a play by the Children’s 6:30 Alex Drier Sisterhood Sells are: decoration of Christmas trees ley School auditorium program, Wing of the Little Theater of Man 6:40 Sports subject of study and discussion at on the lawn of the school, a com chester, directed by Mrs. Millard 6:50 Bob Coosldlne the teachers meeting Dec. 12 in ta-3 OUl^ OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS the Safety Patrol presented a pro 7:00 Edward P. Morgan - Jewish Recipes the church basement. /^TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAU munication regarding discontinued gram with Police Sgt Walter Fer Rowley; and songs and a dance by 7:16 Connecticut P lf or reduced use of the CD room and pupils of the Playschool. Refresh 7:30 Dick’s Den All org;anl2atlons and conunit^ guson givllg a talk on street and 8:00 Patriots at Titans tees of Wapping (Church are urg^ the town meeting on school con playgroimd safety. ments were served. The Sisterhood of Temple Beth WB CLMC OH, KJO, I AIN'T aiVIN* TH’ struction. 10:30 Tonight At My Placs Sholom will sponsor the sale of a to submit their holiday announce IMCKMILS* POa NO OPBNINS UKETHAT/ New safety patrol members tor 12:00 Sign Off r. cookbook W eêsday at Mott’s ments for the (Church Reminder to TOME IP — V HE'S OUT UKE A SKINNED New Members Beoetved the second terra are Tommy Wigs, Hair Stolen W nO —1686 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMK'OR THEELBcnne SRAPB.' I aOTMyOUM ON A total of 18 new members were S'.OU News. Soorte and Weather Supermsoket. Many of the recip Mrs. William Myshrall of 40 IROM ISON- A STICK, AN* IP IT DONT Chapin,' Janet Popeleski, Lee 6:36 Album of the Day in the book will be made by mei^- Spruce T.one, today. recently received Into United Meth Negro, Jack Naidi, Steven Dieterle, MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—The black 6:45 Three Star Extra WHVDOMT MELT, WHY, TW IRON odist Church by transfer or re bers and displayed. 'Proceeds /of The offering received at Thanks GROUND 'rtX i VDU60IM IS OFP.' Tommy Cone, Nancy Macomber, market was turned blonde, bru 7:00 Conversation Piece affirmation of faith. The new 7:3(1 News oi the World the sale will be used to equip/ a giving for the Share Our Surplus EVEN THECOORT Helen Regan, Dianne Stenleker, nette, red, and a variety of other 7:46 Government Services kitchen in the new Temple. / project totaled S120.10, it has SOUND members are Mrs. Shirley Ander Mark Mangun, Paul Rosa, Ann shades. The latest Item on the 8:06 Pop Conceit son, William and Joan Grace, Don 9:06 NIghtbeat TTie' book includes a collecticm been announced. GOOD.' King, Kathy Rook, and David Os list is human hair at 1160 per 11:00 News of traditional Jewish dishes and Elementary School Menus ald and Gail Green, Mrs. Geral pound. 11:16 Sports Final dine Jeannotte, Paul Haddad, Mrs. borne, caplain; and Meredith fav(»1te recipes ot members of Tuesday—meatballs ,and gravy, Schardt lieutenant. Police estimated thefts from 11:30 Starlight Serenade the sisterhood. mashed potatoes; buttered carrots CHUCK Dorothy Sangray, Dean Sangrey, 1:00 News and Sign Off The movie, “The Talking Osj-,” wig shops over the weekend at WPOP—1416 A committee has been working; and peas, rye bread and- butter, Donald Sangray, Lewis and Thel was shown. Several demonstra more than 200 wigs and 20 pounds 6:00 Joey Reynolds for more than a year to compile gelatin, milk; Wednesday—soup ma Smith and James and Sandra -7:00 ^ 1 Hughes Fresh tions showing safe practices were of ' hair and attributed them to 13:00 J ^ n n y the book and includes,Mrs. Philip and crackers, chopped ham and % Todd. presented by the patroL professional thieves. Bayer, food editor, suid Mrs. pickle sandwich, cake, milk; Four membership seminars for A heavy demand for wigs In 6:00 News. Wall Strest Georg;* Sandals, business msna- Thursday—meat and noodle cas the group have been scheduled, the 6:16 Showcase FlaVorful South Florida has created the 6:46 Lowell Thom as g;er. serole, buttered iqilnach, carrot lb final one to be held next Sunday Skunk Trtipg Self lucrative black market, said de at 8 pjn. at Epworth House. tective George Watson. All Beef About 1,200 pounds of clothing PHILADELPHIA (AP)—A free- and bedding, believed to be . the loading skunk has been sneaking FURS, JEWJBLRY TAKEN imtHttHiBHrofl h ip e st ever collected in Bolton at night into the camel, kangaroo LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thieves for the Blshopa’ Clothing Drive, SHOULDER ta-3 and penguin cages «t Philadel stole furs and jewelry valued at INSURED SAVINGS START SAVING— OR ADD TO - was donated, sorted and packed by phia Zoo. 11,000 from the Hoimby Hills U • /2-3 memlberB of St. Maurice parish Zoo officials cau ^ t him Satur home of Davis Factor, board C 1»M >> MM. IM. TJi. N^ njL HL OIL | last week. There were 89 cartons YOUR SAVINGS ON OR lEFORE BONNIE day night. They'll continue to chairman of Max Factor 1 Co., CURRENT of clothing sent to New York for fe ^ him, but the skunk will have over the weekend. LAMB “Jimmy? Oh, his driving rights have been suspended distribution to needy people over THE 10th OF THE MONTH for 30 days, for reckless use of the family’s gasoline to go on display and let folks look Factor told police be discovered ANNUAL lb THIS PLAIN seas. at him during the day. Just like the theft Sunday when he and his credit cardl’’ WSOS Notes the zoo's other five skunks. WAT ANNOYS •nie executive committee of the wife returned from Palm Springs. DIVIDEND 12-A EARN DIVIDENDS FROM THE 1st CHOPS ME' THE STAV-AT-HOME , ..t Woman’s Society of Christian Service'WiU meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at United Methodist Church. A worship service, business meet- JOIN OUR ^ E N CASEYt _ and mission program will be held at 8 pjn. After the program S O -T H E MANAGER AM T CORRECT IN A^SUMINO a Christmas pariy will be held. .SAVIIMGS /WJP THE LAWYER Each one' attending is asked I to ORANGE 'ImrVOLlHMBOtilY brhig a g ^ for the grab I B PROTECT YOUR EYES CHRISTMAS LOAN OF 6UGAR C AWSPICIONtHAr,, A S < ) < I \ -l - I <, V KAYNE HAVE Sunuel Walker and Mrs. ✓ imAni A PRELIMINARY Valentine will be hostesses. CLUB DECIPEPTDREJECT PROBING WILL Nowadays most people with ixx>r vision quick VfAfmS PR.CASEYS Biqrtized POSaBLY PieCCNBt] ly obtain glasses. But, regular care of the eyes JANCStSTSSta etSSST riWAWCIAL IWSTITSTtei RECOMMENWiTION. THE ALLEGED Robin Ann, daughter of Mr. often neglected. With propOr diet and certain TODAYl Mrs. Allan Brown of French JUICE to fOOT eAtaim Mem itA iegoSp TUMORTOU BELIEVE * eye exercises it is poesible to strengthen the was baptised in St. Maurice (ûr Bct.U.6.P*t.O«M AVeOffT? eyes. TTierefore, it is wise, to have an eye physi BRANCH OFFICE, ROCITE 81, COVENTRY UcNaachtf^lMU, Kgi, yesterday. cian examine them at regular yearly Intervala Tops Glass CARDINAL Staff Sgt. Maurice Spencer There are many prescription medicines avail SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAl Kirch-goens, Germany, was gradj able in our pharmacy as well as such everyday uated from the Third Armored D1 helps as eye ‘washes, drops, sun glasses, etc. We oven till s p m m o n ..TUES.-FRI , DID VOU ONE OF THOSE BIG MACHINES fY tr:i Hniirc ' . . — ALIGNMENT AND A t LAST/A vision NOO Academy Nov. 17 wl carry complete stocks for all regular or emer NOON QUART HEAR ABOUTIUe ACCIDENT IN 1HEVUSE10TRIM PRINTED highest honors in a class of 30l gency eye needs. k A III 0 . l l U U I V THCBSDAY 9 AJL to 8 PJd.—WED. CLOSED AT NO( ' c u t A MILLION W 7, REAUtA'A CUTJf l x 6CNERNMENT PKWTlNG Ofto? MATTER GOT OUT O F -,- Spencer was named "distinguished e FORMS RiSttTiN half/ graduate’’ and class speaker. A y 6UR DOCTMt CAN PHONE U8 when you graduate of Bolton school, he at need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If FRESH 1C tended Manchester High School shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly and has since earned a service without extra charge. A great many people en diploma arid has one year of col trust us with their prc^'criptlons. May we com lege credit pound yours? FILLET MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLI Staff SgriL Spencer,Is the son of Mr. Sind Mrs. Leslie Spencer of lb RNe.'ANDNOV, la k e St. He is married to the 0£3 I \W6<2OlN0TDAÎFVai former Beverly Foster, who also iliil JUGTCjNeAAORe HAVeANYCIHILDBasi. of SOLE lives in Bolton. The couple has four '/2'3 QOeGTlON,.. children. Honor Students (t&KdOTli Margaret. Roberts, a senior at Prescription Pharmacy BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Manchester High School, was the 4 only Bolton pupil who ariileved 901 Main. Street—^MI 8-6821 THAT SHARK.' ( ONLY A SMALL'’ JUST THE ,F0R6ET1T, YOU CAN BE SURE THEY HAP US ON RADAR. 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CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1962 PAGE THIRTEEN Chandler Never Scored Point in First Six Years THE Herald Angle Basketball Play Giants Conference Champions EARL YOST — - - , . \ SporlB Editer NEW YORK (AP)—In hisf NA'nONAL LEAGUE Êast wifti a 19-7 victo'ry over the^the others came after quarter-«>l,3S9 with 71 yar^ after being Wednesday Problems on Offense first six seasons with the htew Eastern Conference St. Doiiis■ (Cardinals ...... (2-9-1)...... Cleve .back...... Y. A. • .. ’Tittle...... had — fired - a pair thorougmy checked \ in Green S im d a y . Oin--law, Tony Alibrio^ Manchester W. L. T. Pts. land dropped to third with a 8-6-1 of touchdown passes that sent Bay’s 26-14 loss to Detroit on High grid mentor. York Giants, Don .Chandler New York .., Usual Sunday pattehi was fol ...... 10 2 0 .833 mark followmg a 46-21 trouncing them to front to stay. Chandler ’Thanksgiving Day. Taylm took lowed and with no regrets... This Finds Tech never scored a point. Today, Pittsburgh .,...... 7 5 0 from the Dallas Cowboys (6-iB-l). is the first player to NFL history oyer the scoring lead with 103 W ednesday Still Bothering Yale Cleveland ...... 6 5 meant the mid-morntog short mo the Giants are worshipping at t ^ce to one season, points. X ^ tor trip to Mass with my family, With the temperature reading his feet, particularly the right --sington ...... 5 5 , 2 .500 stayed in the fight, even though and now - has mt a itoenomenal degreee, Harold Garrity sported Dallas ...... 6 « 1 .455 and then to my home office to NEW HAVEN—Yale’s football problem—no offense— one^which booted them into they lost their third in a row, to 18 for 26 to his first season as a UONS-OOL'TS— \ get oopy ready for Monday's edi a red face when he passed the of In Opener .-iiiiadelphla ...... 8 1 .273 the Philadelpma Eagles 87-14. placement specialist. He also fice window at 7:50, fiuther tes seems to have followed the Elis onto the hardwood. Pitted their second straight National St. Louis ..., 9 1 .182 Quarterback Earl 'Morrall came tion... Just at 2 o’clock I fotmd In the other NFL gune, the moved into the No. 3 s|iot to the off the bench late Jm the fourth tree ttoae to get into my easy timony that practicing lawyers are against University of Connecticut in the basketball c^ner for Football League Eastern Con Westerti Conference San Francisco 49ers rode John league scoring race with 94 period, engineered and scored the on the job brl|(ht and early . . Har By HOWIE HOLCOMB ference title and their fifth in Green B ^ ...... 11 1 0 .914 points. chair, sit back and relax while the old is a faithful daily greeter on both schools, Yale bowed, 61-49, before a partisan crowd in Brodie’s four touchdown passes to tying touchdown. ’Then after line qieans of teevee brought forth the Activity on the scholastic ^New Haven Saturday night. seven years. D etro^^...... 10 2 0 .833 a 36-12 victory over the Mlmtesota The titie was the Giants’ 18th backer Joe Schmidt Intercepted a Bissell St. as is Ed Hutchinson, Chipago ...... 7 5 0 .583 National Football League game Pete Wigren’s man F’riday to the Only one man scored in double Chandler, used solely as the Vikmgs (2-9-1). ’The victory was overall, but wasn’t secured until pass by Johnny umtas, Morrall between New York and Washing basketball front picks up a lit figures for Yale, Rkflc Kaminsky, team’s punter until this season, San Francisco ....6 6 0 .500 the 49ers (6-6) third m a row and the final seconds When defensive hit fullback Nick Pietrosante with ’Teachers’ Credit Bureau office . . tle during the next few days Baltimore ...... 6 7 0 .417 end Andy Robustelli nailed quar ton. When Johnny Counts ran Nice to hear from Vic Armstrong East Standing who tossed in 19 points. There kicked four field goals and two' kept them m the battle for third the winning ’TD pass. It was the ran back the opetotog kickoff for but it will be another week be waant’ anoteer E3i above nine. extra points Simday as the CUtmts Minnesota ...... 2 9 1 .182 place with the (Jolts (6-7) and terback Billy Wade on a pass second time to the last three with a word of thanks for getting Los Angeles .... 1. 10 1 .091 a touchdown, I was able to really fore all teaibs ^ un'Her way. UConn, meanwhile, was boosted edged the Chicago Bears ^26^4 for Bears (7-6). play, costing Cmcago field goal games Morradl has bailed out the tickets for Army A Navy Club Looks Normal, to victory on the performance of Saturday’s Schedule range. relax the rest of the day, the members for the Glonts-Eagles Full scale Voperation won’t their seventh straight ;victory and In the American League, Dallas • • • Lions. Giants routing the Redskins and 6-9 Dele Ctoiey, vrtM whisked 10 clinched the tiU.e. It Was the sec W«shlng;ton at Baltimore. wrapped up the Western Division • • • football game to New York two reaUy start until after the hoU' points through tbe hOop to the PACKER8-BAMS— mo-vtog -within one. game of the weeks ago . . Also, it was nice to days. ond time in the last three games, Sunday’s Schedule title, despite lostog to the Buffalo BBOWNS-OOWBOYS— Eastern Conference champion Celts Leading last five minutes of play. . The and third tinae this season that Cleveland at New York. Bills 23t14. Second-place Denver The Packers, who can clinch a hear from several participants to Cheney Tech begins what’a like little playmaker was me Huskies’ Dallas at St. Louis. tie for their third straight West Don Meredith passed for two ship... Found time to read the the .reicent road race who were ly to be a long season Wednesday, Chandler’s . kicking has brought fell before Eastern Di'vlsion-lead- touchdowns and missed only once latest sports magazines and then NEW YORK (AP)—The East high man with 16 points. the Giants a ' victory. Green Bay at San Francisco. mg Houston 34-17. San Diego ern Conference title next Sunday high in their praise for the treat facing Somers H i^ at the new Yale made only 31 per cent ef Los Angeles at Cmcago. to San Francisco, got the first to 11 tries for the Cowboys, whose to studjrtog the basketball rule ment, to general, accorded . . Mo Tech gym. Coach Johnny Kleis has ern Divisiem standings to the Na Just .who the Giants opponent handed Oakland its 18th consecu running game overshaded three tional Basketball Association are its shots from me fioor and three will be in the Dec. 30 champion- Minnesota at Detroit. tive loss over two seasons, 81-21, prolonged action from halfback book, the hoop season 1' - than a tored to Bloomfield and St. ’Thom taken over direction of the Rang of 10 from me foul line. UConn Pittsburgh at Pmiadelphia. Paul Homung since Oct. 14 when TD passes by the Browns’ Frank week away. as Seminary where the Saints ers’ fortunes from Tony O’Angona begtontog to locfic a little more amp game at Yankee Stadium m the other scheduled game. Ryan. normal, llie Boston O ltics are hit 17 of 28 poialty throws. stilt is unsettled, but it looks like * • * he was shelved with a twisted opened their basketball season. and admits thla will be a .r e l^ d - Ccmneoticut’s -victory narrowed sixth straight victory. It is strict tight knee. M onday ’The Rev. Philip Blaney of Man tog year. ^ starting to pull away. Green Bay again. The ' Packers, GIANTS-BEARS— The live-time champion Celtics, me rivalry to 13 victories fw Yale who humiliated New York 37-0 ly a two-team race in the West Last year’s NFL most valuable STEELERS-EAOLES— Early caller on this final* Monday chester is again coaching St. Only two experienced operators and 12 for me Huskies. as the, Giants eliminated the Only two weeks ago against player caught one of Bart Starr’s Pittsburgh’s Lou Michaels to November was Ray Cooper, ex ’Thomas, a post he has held for —both back court men—are on engaged to a see-saw battle with last Dec. 31 for the, NFL title, Philadelpma, (Jhandler booted Syracuse for the No. 1 spot for a The Connecticut collegiate bas have a one-game edge on the De Bears from anything higher than two touchdojvn passes and gained matched Chandler’s feat with four neighbor, ex Manchester town di many years . . Tony Giraitis, one hand. These two, Bill Marsh and ketball season was kicked off wftb four field goals m a 19-14 victory. 27 yards nshing until he retired rector and ex-voUeyball player. week or so, now have a three- troit Lions in the battle for the a third-place finish, and caused His three-pomter was the margm field goals for a season total of 20 of Manchester’s best 10 pin bowl Norm Laltoee, the co-captatoa, a full roster ot gomes. TOUCHDOWN NULLIFIED BY PENALTY—New York back Joe MorpSon powers for Western Conference crown. Each the Eastern race to be reduced to the ' third period. and set a club season scoring rec Ray’s new hobby is public speak- ers, reported his best bowling part must provide a lot of scosing punch game bulge atop the list At New Britain, - Central Oon- of victory to a 17-14 triumph over Packers’ fmiback Jim Taylor if the Rangers are to improve They added a half game Sunday has two games left. to a four-way fight for second Detroit, which launched the Gi ord of 87 points. ’Timmy Brown ip? wtth the Chit and Clutters . . ner, Tom Hobin, was progressing neoUcut rolled to a 106-56 victory ward through block thrown by Chicago back Richie Petibon and cc^tinues on to cross place and a spot in the Miami, scored twice and is one touchdown scored three times for the Eagles, ’I^m Conran, my companion last nicely. ’The popular Hobto was greatly on last year's 3-14 mark. night by edging Cincinnati 138- The Packers, now 11-1, bombed ants’ (10-2) into their winning 137 to overtime. Syracuse was over Salem (Mass.) State. Five goal line in fourth quarter of yesterday’s game in Chicago. Th6 play was called be the ^ s Angeles Rams 41-10 wmie Fla., Playoff Bowl on Jan. 6. streak. away from the season record of who got another from former Iteturday along with Jeff Koelsch stricken recently and will be side The Rangers are busy' again Fri Central players scored to double 18 held by Jimmy Brown and spring champion Prank Budd on a On the junket to Harvard, tvaa an day, travritog to . Hartford for a idle. St. Louis hand^ San Fran-' cause of a backfield in motion penalty against the Giants. (AP Photofax.) second-place Detroit (10-2) edged ’The Pittsburgh Steelers (7-5) His 26-y^d field goal Sunday lined for the rest of the bowling cisco Its eighth straight defeat, figures as the hosts noade 56^per the Baltimore Colts 21-14 lor its m<êd into second place to the i gave the Giants a 3-0 lead and Steve Van Buren. He also upped 49-yard pass from quarterback other pwBonal caller, the Harvard- season. date with Prince Tech. cent of meir shots to the ixxnp. his league-leading nuhtog total to Sonny Jurgensen. Yale game the main topic of con- Rockville On Rood MONTREALGETSPUCK AWAY FROM NET—Dickie Moore, Jean Guy Talbot, and 122-116 in the ^ ly other game on Central led at the half, 46-26. veteatlon . . Mall bag included a ^ T hursday Rock-vlUe, which has several Tom Johnson, of Montreal gang up to drive puck up ice after Tom Williams of Bruins schedule. Trini ty handed MTT Ita first 'set attempted score in second period of game In Boston last nigbt. Montreal won, 8-0. (AP The Celtics stormed trom be ^Much Better Cluh Than People Think^ most welcomed letter from Wil Great day to be tree from the scrimmages and an Alunmi game hind a 16-potot deficit to overtak back to 16 games to aa overtime lard Rogers, who wrote about the usual routine and I took advantage to the books already, opens its Pbotofax.) ing the Royals, starting with nine contest at Camtxidge, MOss. Trin recent Five Mile Road Race, as of the time off to cut down sharply scholastic seasem tomorrow night ity won 73-72, after a 63-63 tie at Gotham Bowl minutes, 34 seconds left and final me end of regulation tisM. Barry College. Grid well as Mveral letters from par the list of things to do around 260 at Stafford. The Rams return home ly tying it at 120-120 at the end Powerhouses ticipants in the recent race, all Burke St. .. Managed to finish Fhdday to oppose St. Thomas Sem Leghorn scored firs potato in the j - inary. Connecticut Slight Favorite of regulation time. extra session and packed TriattOr Offer Sought 34 23-34 raising the sponsors. Nutmeg just at dinner time and then to Tom Heinsohn’s field goal to the fCrest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon' . . my easy chair before joining neigh Despite the loss of three starters T o p Ranked with 20 points. Experience Paid Off from last season’s club, Coach last minutes proved to be the win Coast Guard rallied midway to TEMPE, Ariz, — (NBA) — It’s Dr. A. B. Morsn, not up to par borhood men to volleyball. Ha-ving ner, but Adrian Smith closed the ByB.C. Team Set Sights on Bowl Action a FOREgone ooncluslon iliat Ganfi physically to recent weeks but lost my spiking tim i^ due to in John Canavairl has a seasoned out msirgto to one point with a field me game but was unable to hold • back on the road to recovery, activity 1 was anxious to get to as fit to work with. Tall Jim Louns- Cincinnati Fmir-Way Fight See^ me ad-vantage, bowing to Clark, Sorenson is a beauty. bury (6-8). Cart Nlederwerfer, Joe goal with 2is seconds left. Oscar The amazing thing la ttiat iiie phoned to vote bis displeasure much practice a* possible .. Glad mbertson missed a 16-footer at 77-65, at New London. Dwayne N E W YORK (A P )— ÂnnjK’aons »nd, as expected, immedl-^ Southern C!al coach John‘McKay to get back to my favorits chair VanOudenhove, Charley Wright, Corriveau dumped to 29 points for NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — Ik A ^ A i k J M - - - - - ^ AI a ______j m - k« • • • - . 19-yeor-old Arizona State Bopho- with the naming of Mickey Mantle '->'buzzer. hasn’t had quite this much ately accepted bowl bids. AUi' had praise for all his players, but before 10 o’clock to catch up on Pete Pagan! and Don Harrison Wins First Clark, while Bob Leggett was high For-Elated New York An invitation to the Gotham bama went into the Orange after more is a Scratch golfer. aa the American League’s moat and * Jack Twyman trouble with an individual singled out 226-pound fullback Ben Carol, a native of Janesville, valtieble player and added that the my 1 reading, badly n egl^ ed of have all seen plenty of action For Conference Laurels for me Cadets wim 22. Two goals Bowl was a distinct possibility a 38-0 rout of Auburn and Missis Wilson, who scored twice, for spe either with the varsity or jayvees. eachiNl^ 29 points for Ctoetonati, by Leggett in tee second half m ve Chicago (AP)7^The New^^- •*•. Tittle passed for two touch-<âke sure we could come back for Boston College today fol since the hey-day of Sitting Wls., has won the title of Most secret to the success of the foot late. Cincinnati’s blue-ribbon Bear which nqd a four-game winning (lowns, and Jim Patton intercept and win another one. But I’m not sippi accepted a bid to the Sugar cial attention. They have a capable supporting Coast Guard a temporary 49-48 York Giants clinched the East lowing the Eagles’ startling Bull. after closing its first perfect Beautiful Golfer of the Year, be ball Gianta was “steady football.’’ cast too and it could be a very cats, sitting atop college basket KINGSTON—A four-way battle for the title is expected string snapped. Sam Janes led the ed three Chicago passes. worried ansmore. This is a great “We’re a touch better team with stowed by Golf Digest Magazine . . Best news en this date was word F riday CelUcs with lead but an eight-point burnt by ern Divisiop Idtle of the Na team, a great bunch." victory over Holy Cross And while the Black Knights of season with a 13-6 edge over good year for the Rama. ball’s often thorny throne, clawed when the Yankee Conference basketball season gets under Clark put me Cadets permanently Sherman Elated Saturday. the Hudson consider the unpleas Mississippi State. Wilson well,’’ he said of the full and the golf writers. from Red Hadden ef the Tall Enjoying his day off from reg Depauw in their opener but it St. Louis’ -vtetory, built .on the tional Football League for the back who had trouble getting ular duties at the post office, Don Rham Regional, which opened way next week with the defending champions from the Uni behind. “Let me tell you,” said Sher Deserve Rest 'Though nothing definite ant prospect of facing Na'vy’s Miami of Florida nipped Florida Cedars that 1043.73 had been real last '"Viday with a -victory over took only two days of the season scoring heroics of Cliff Hagan, second successive season and man, “this is a much better club At one point Sherman turned stented after a knee operation. “I Cowles stopped by with word on pulled the Hawks t<> within one Wealeyan e a s ^ . disposed of came out of the weekend. Bob jolly Roger Staubach for two 17-16 and went into the Gotham ized for the Muscular Dystrophy Windham Tech, travels to Port for lesser lights Virginia Tech and versity of Massabhusetts expected to receive bitter opposition WorcMter Tech, 78-55, leading all if they are itching to avenge than most people think. In fact, around and shouted to his players: still contend that he’s the nation’s Fluid from spectators at the Road the basketball program at the Y. Southern Illtoois to start creating from Connecticut and ^ o d e Island^ ' ■ grame of Western leader An Curran, an official of the more seasons, the nation’s Bowl. Oklahoma, which already No. 1 college fullback.’’ land Friday for Ita opening game me way to me game 'at Worces last year’s 37-0 loss to Green Bay we were wondering about it our “Don’t you guys report until Gotham Bowl to New York, premier college football teams to had a spot to the Orange, won its Race. Over 37,000 has been col Cowles served as bulhltog direc to the Charter Oak Conference. chaos among the pre-season elite. while Vermont la g;iven consider geles. selves. But now we know it is a Wednesday. ’Take a break, you ’The plaudits were- mild, how tor during the winter months... able support aa the team whidi largely upon sophomores and for Hagan scored 43 points stop Bob ter, Maas. Winky Davenport tal In the championship game, they watched as the Eagles day set their sights on more im seventh straight, 37-6 over Okla lected for this great cause by the Coach Cli^de Washburn appar Cincinnati’s two-time NCAA lied 15 points for Wesleyan -while aren’t showing ft. great club." deserve it. trounced the Crusaders 48-12 ever, when compared with Army Cedars during the past U years Johnny Kleis, new basketball champions, rated the No. 1 team could take it all.- that reason Coetii Maft Zunie al- Pettit 30 for the Hawks, wfa< mediate goals—the post season homa State. ently has a couple of good scorers in 10 straight p ^ ta to take Henry Schroeder starred for “The championship game will Sherman brought out an inter Sherm’aiiii sEdd he -was pleased and said he was Impressed by " bowl classics. That gave the following line-up Coach Paul DietzeTs appraisal of . . Joined Watkins’ volleyball team coach at Oieney Tech, a phone In Gary Roberts and Paul Juro- to the country to The Associated Hugh Greer,- whose Huskies are so taps OonneoUcut as the team Na-vy’s Staubach. caller and he noted several sched Press pre-season poll, rolled to an early 23-14 lead that withstood all -Worcester -with 24. ' come,” said Coach Allie Sherman esting point concerning prepara the Giants clinched their flfth di BC’s explosive offense and All but a couple of 8pots are for the major bowls: at nlgdit for a little fun and exer vaty. 'They collected 39 points be slightly favored to regain the to beat for tbe crown. He atoo Soumem (Connecticut mateed after the Giants had subdued the tions for the Bear game. "It’s visional title in the last seven rugged defense. *' Navy Standout cise and fotmd the team’s timing ule changes. With the uaiial short easy 97-39 triumph over Depainv crown they held from 1950 through figures that the Rama with high Warrior challenges. filled in the bowl line-up, and the Dec. 16 tween them to lead ' the triumph Wilt Chamberlain, as usual, te^\raenlng of its campaign by Chicago Bears 26-241 Sunday, “and tough to prepare a team for a years in a rough game in which Miami, featuring quarter Gotham, New York — Miami “Staubach was tremendous, fan still away off although three age of material and talent, Kleis over Tech. Gordon Weeman, Rog Saturday night without showing 1960, said: “I look to see the Con scoring Charlie Lee, and Vermont, wallop^ Danbury Stbte, 73-54. several slugging matches develop major bit (of imftoished business faces a big job to turning out a any effects from the loss of grad topped ail scorers -with 69 points. now we are sure of it.-But we’re victory but it’s even ,tougher to back George Mira, alre^ y has is the selection of a national (7-8) vs. probably Boston College tastic, fabulous,’’ he said. “Our points were achieved. Walt Fer er Phelps and Armand Boucher ference a tough go with vesteran with Benny Becton, could be trou Archie^&acy paced me Southern not thinking about it talk to a team about the possi ed and Chicago’s Ed O’Bradovich accepted a bid. Oiwervers felt line just wasn’t able to put a good guson was the most consistent, winning, team to his maiden ef are among other counted on heav uated Paul Hogue and heralded Vermont, Massahehusetts a n d blesome. In Saturday games, Detroit champion, to be named to this (8-2) or ’TOU (6-4). sophomore Ron Krick. edg;ed New York 117-116 and Bos CkmnecUcbtj^ls wim 34, edging “Football is a game in which bility of losing. was thrown out of the game for that either Boston (Jollege or Liberty, PhUadelphla — Vll- rush on him. Every time we winning the "award” for the night. fort... Andy Ltodberg inquired ily by the Regional supporters. sharp-shooting Rhode Island along Coach John (Fuzzy) Evans, Danbury’s ^ ^ ny Gorman, who you have to remain .physically and ■"rhat’s what we did during the fighting with New York’s Phil week’s final poll. crashed with our outside line ’Two more awards and he’ll set the about getteig seats, around .the with Connecticut, fighting for the ton beat Syracuse 129-110 to a Texas Christian will be the nova (7-2) vs. Oregon State (8-2). Manchester High and East At the same time, however, starting his 21st year ua head man Boston Garden doubleheader, Cto- scored 32. Danbury, the host mentally lit Sure, we have two week. We had three games to go King. Hurricanes’ opponent to the Mighty Southern California all backers, he spotted them right boy* up for a round of cokes. 45-yard line, for the National Catholic begin operations next third-ranked Kentucky was beaten crown.” for the Oatamounjs and dean of but clinched it to an impressive Deo. 22 cinnati whipped Chicago 131-121 club, rallied to tae.second half but more regular season games to and needed one to cliqch our di\d- “This was as tough a game as game set for Yankee Stadium away and took off around end. Football League playoff game to week. TTie Indians host Platt Dec. at home by Virginia Tech 80-77 Ernie Calverley of Rhode Is the Conference coaches, is quite a 12-point spree byNûmem end play before the championship. But .ônal title. We had to get the we’ve played all year,” said Sher 28-0 rout of Notre Dame ^turday Bluebonnet, Houston — Georgia T u esd ay and Los A n ^ e s beat St. Louis Dec. 15. Tech (7-2-1) vs. Missouri (7-2-1). “On four or five occasions, I New York Dec. 30, Once,-regular 14 to a CCIL encounter while the for Its first season-opening defeat land favors the UConns, who lost optimistic about bettering his 110-97. ed me mreat. We have to play them as we have team up, but we didn't want to man. "Something like the one we BC offirials said last night on the final weekend of the regu thought we had him for 20-yard Happy with the turn of events season ticket holders’ rsquests are Eagles entertain Weaver’s jayvees to 36 years, ninth-rated St. Bona- only Lenny Ou-lson from last 1961-62 record. If he can get New Haven 0>nege wbn fta sec played the others. Otherwise we get the players so high that if won against Detroit 17-14. You lar season. ’The ’Trojans went Into Tangerine, Orlando, Fla. — Mi they have not been contacted ami, Ohio (8-1-1) vs. Houston losses, but he always seemed to on the football scene at Henover, filled, plus league commitments, Dec. 11. venture was shocked by lltUe year’s ttem, with the defending sound performance from, Beoton, ond game of me season 8 4 ^ over might find ourselves unprepared they lost they’d fall flat and never always feel better when you win a as yet. it with the No. 1 rating to the (6-4). come up with a 16-yard gain in . • ' A*?:' N. H. thW fall was Dr. Gene Da-vis, only a few thousand, if that many, Southern IlHnols 78-66 and Ohio champion Redmen and hla own who was hampered most of last Jockey Manual Ycaza is the son New Bedford Tech at New^^^- for the title game." recover. tough one.” country and came out with their 'The win over Holy O oss Dec. 29 stead. He’s really a good football % * -■* I>artmouth’8 most loyal anl en- ducats will be available to the State’s new-era Buckeyes ran into Rama as chief contenders an ^ ;year wtth an ankle injury, he too of a motorcycle race rider who ford. New Haven beat D ii» Sherman w as' running around ‘"rhis is an experienced club and ’The Giants probably will meet gave BC an 8-2 record for the first perfect season to 30 years, player—incredible. ’ ’ thusiastiq supporter to Manches public... Norm Peterson, former difficulties before beating Utah Vermont as the ‘‘dark horse.” 7t ;sees a four team race for the now operates a bus company to Tech ^Friday night , by a 79-< Green Bay again in the playoff al 10-0. Gafof, Jacksonville, Fla.—Penn the dressing room hugging and that’s where the eîqierience.icame year, better than either 7116. Na-vy star completed 10. of ter. The Big Green grad, while Ellsworth High cage standout, Erickson Winner State 62-60. The Redmen will have to depend crown. Panama. , ------.oDuot’to its. season opener. kissing his players after the vic m ■ handy. We talked about the though Detroit retains an outside State (9-1) vs. undecided. Form prevailed for the other Miami’s 7-8 or ’TGU’s 6-4. It And, while the Irish were going National Trophy, WashtogtcHi, 12 passing attempts for 204 yards, vtoittog, told how BIU King, the was a caller seeking my after- tory over the Bears in which Don possibility of losing this game. If chance of catching the Packers was the finest Eagle won-lost down fighting, Army took a 34-14 added another 34 rushing and was AU-I-vy League quarterbewk, -was dark schedule for the last week In Weekly Shoot members of the pre-season Top Chandler booted four Held goals, we were to lose, we wanted to in the Western Division race, D.C. — undecided. Ten who opened, although Duke 'slate since 1954 and nrntched lacing from Navy and the Mid Sun, El Paso, Tex.—West Texas the principal factor in foiling a great student as writ, ranking in January. Peterson’s Rotary the 1942 Orange Bowl team’s dies’ pirate-bold yoimg leader, DietzeTs first year mission. The at the top of his class . . . Anxious Club to ^ u th Windsor is planning Breaking 42 of a possible 50 and W lscon^ were hard pressed. State (8-2) vs. Ohio U. (8-2). The second-rated Blue Derils, get record. Staubach. Jan. 1 former LSU coach was lured to to get in se-veral'^workouts before a sports program; date to be sel targets, John Erickson won the Rangy Jack Concannon was ’The Navy edge was overwhelm West Point this season to try to the basketball officiating season ect^ . Upon checking my sched weekly trajwhoot of the Manches ting a 36-point performance by Rose, Pasadena, Calif.—South halt-,the Navy string of -victories. starts, I -was hoping to get a Art Heyman, needed a quick Dallcis Backs into Grid Title the biggest BC offensive ing and the victory one of the ern Oallfomla (lQ-0) vs. Wisconsin ule, I found that only Thursday of ter <3oon and Pox Club yesterday. 19th Hole I ^ weapon, winning the O’Melia most complete over Army since Jim Weatherly broke optoi 'a chance to run around aifter work' Close behind were Francis Conti spurt to the final 3 minutes to (8-1). CAROL SORENSOim the final week to January was Award imanlmously ' after the one Sitting Bull masterminded 7-6 game with a 43-yard touch tog hours and there were four rc' free and rather than get a di (42) and John Zeppa (40). subdue stubborn Davidson 76-68 Cotton, Dallas — Texas (9-0-1) down run for Mississippi while ‘Boasts vital statiistcis’ quests, the first being accepted at and lOth-rated Wisconsin had dif In AFI/s Western Conference throwing three touchdown at the battle of tha Little Big vs. Louisiana State (8-1-1).- vorce I had to say I was imavail- Howard SWnner won three of Country Qub Horn. Alabama’s Lee Roy Jordan led Rockville High. Lack of a back- the ^five-shot contests, Joe 'White ficulty downing Air FV>rce 73-64. passes and (filing up 278 Sugar, New Orleans — Arkansas The 34-23-34 lovely won toe able... Jack O’Brien, former NBA Loyola of Chicago, No. 4, GET THE yards to total offense—tap President Kennedy, a crowd of the defense which set up four Western Amateur and National court man is the biggest need for basketball official, my partner at the "other. SKUBCTBD 1»—SATVBDAY (9-1) vs. Mississippi (9-0). ’Bama touchdowns. Monte Deerq the cagers who have a wealth of romped past Christian Brother* NEW YORK (AP) — It wasn’t*14 late in the game as Len Daw- ping the entire Holy Cross of- . about 100,000 and a national tele Orange, .Miami — Oklahoma Collegiate Championships this night for a high school game. Winners included: 50 thrgeta— 114-58 with Jerry Harkness lead Class A—Ed Loika 42-1—41, son connected for two touchdown fense by more than 100 yards. vision audience watched sopho scored one Oklahoma touchdowii frontcourt operators . . . With Erickson 42, Conti 41, Zeppa 40, Joe Wall 44-2—42, Jerry Beaulieu exacUy the way they would have (8-2) vs. Alabama (0-1). year, bringing to a total of 10 the ’The Columbia grad is also an ex- ing the Way with 21 points. Fifth- passes but Gilchrist’s two-yard ’TD Another standout was more Staubach run for two touch and passed for three others number of titles she bas coUeoted time to spare, music critic John pro eager and one time Manches White 38, Emil Pillard 37, ^11 46-4—42. liked to be crowned Western Di Notre Dame coach Joe Kuhar- In some of the other traditional Gruber stopped and ga-ve me a ranked West Virginia whipped burst finished the Texans. He also Eagle captain and end Art downs, pass for two more and ich, whose South Bend team lost stoce she became Wisoondn State ter white collar factory -worker. Grififin 3$, Nelson Qulmby 36, Mrs. The Citadel 86-61 as Rod Thorn Class B— ’Eii Ansaldi 47-6—41, vision champions to the American Graham, who caught seven games, Boston College kept its few "notes.” He will conduct the Terry Ward 33; 25 targets—How Tom Kearns 48-5—43. added a 37-yard field goal. consistently bewilder Army’s de to both Wisconsin and Southern Junior champion. fine Cl-vlq Orchestra Saturday sicrounted for 39 points. BEST FUEL OIL Football League, but through fair passes and scored twice. fenders, including the Cadets’ fa bowl hopes alive with a 48-12 tri The Most Beautiful contest is ard Skinner Sr. 19, Gene Enrico, 18, Class C—Herb Angel 62-7—46, Five Straight Cal, couldn’t pick between the umph over Holy Cross, Georgia night in its annual performance at Saturday lUtoois, No. 8, got underway means or foul, the Dallas Texans The Oilers 9-3, making their pat “What we did to Holy Cross bled Chinese Bandits. It was a Rose Bowl opponents. limited to giris with a handloap First baseball schedule for the Jack Erickson 16, Jim KUduff 15, Friday by beating Butlier. Sixth- Charlie Davis 52-7—46. we should have dode the last Tech whipped Georgia 87-6, Texas the high school . . . Basketball of- Ed Marcisenuk 14. Low gross—Ed Loika 72. are ready for a title battle today ented late-season rush that has record fourth straight Nayy -vic “It will be a toss-up,’’ he said of 10 or lesa fiicals met at night at Central Con 1063 major league season arrived ranked Iftississippi State opens three years U we’d all palled tory to the service classic. Christian took Southern Methodist Blind bogey — Sher Porterfield, ■with either the Houston Oilers or carried them to two divisional and after the Trojan victory. “Both 14-9, TeimessCe blanked Vander necticut State CoUê and I spent today from th^ New York Mets. against Ateansas AAM Tuesday Boston Patriots. league crowns, have won five together,’’ said Graham, who National powers Alabama and Wisconsin and Southern California ’The Mets open at home ’Tuesday, night and > teyenth-rated Oregon Erv Kennedy, Harry Atherton, was named the Boston Pa bilt 80-0 and Baylor beat Rice a moat enjoyable and profitable Rec Volleyball each 83. The Texans backed into the straight. Again, ft was old pro Mississippi wound up their sea- have great speed.” 28-16. Black llawks Win, night, the meetings this year hav Aitotl 9, against St. Louis to the State raises the curtain FYlday quarterback 'George Blanda, ■who triots No. 1 draft choice new ataditun. Usual hea-vy flow against Seattle. title Sunday. They were beaten ‘‘The coaches, particularly ing some real meanings with BEST 16—SUNDAY 23-14 by the Buffalo Bills but It tose to the occasion, throwing for plaixMd programs ,for a chance. of -visitors on this brighit and sun American League Pour members of the Top Ten three touchdowns and kicking two J|m Miller, did a wonderful Take Slender Lead ny Satiuday morning but thanks W. L. Pet. 'will be to action tonight with Cin Class A — l^c Daley 65-4—61, didn’t matter as second-place Den job this season,’’ he said. Jim Horvath of Manchester is the AND field goals despite the atrocious to an early start I was able to West Side ...... 6 3 .667 cinnati meeting Virginia, Chicago Einar Lorenteen 63-2—61, Doc Mc ver lost its third to a row, 34-17 “Give most of the credit to Battle of Pockethook Bef^ns prexy with Jim Murray, another Kee 63-2—61. to the Oilers In the mud and conditions. ’Two of the scoring In Hockey League Silk Towner, secretary-treasurer listen to their problems. .Missed U & R Const...... 6 3 .667 Loyola tackling North DakoU, passes went to Cannon, but Hous the tremendous staff we have viewtog the Army and Navy avitans 6 3 .667 Ohio State meeting St. Louia and Class B—Jack MeskiU 70-»—61, rain at Houston. Houston’s vic here,’’ said Miller, referring to . . . Singing the praises of his Sher Porterfield 71-8—63. tory kept It one-half game ahead ton had eight intercepted to help STANDINGS football team, and with plenty of football game on video to the af Watkins ^...... 5 4 .556 Wisconsin playing Arizona. The hlB aides, Tracy Mehr, Loyal Scandla ___: ...... 3 6 .333 Buckeyes, who appear to he head BURNER SERVICE? Class C—Joe Zanetti 75-14—61. of the Patriots to the battle for set a game record of 13 thefts. NFL Stag es Play er Draft, W. L. T. Pts. reason; was Hank Giardi of East ternoon, making it a 100 per cent Gene Mingo upped his league Park, George Clemens, CUff year for mlastog Saturday after Center Congo ...... 1 8 .111 ed for trouble without Jerry Iiow gross—Doc McKee 74. the Eastern title following Bos Poirier, Jto the NFL since the New York cussad the sport with his brother- son had ended. Natloaal League two years to NCAA cham- to not only g e t the l>est In BURNER SERVICE fwon 24 games by a one-run mar the issue early, piling up a 28-0 the pockethook between the rival Boston ...... -2 IS 6 10 , W. L Pet. the Buckeyes gin and lost 2l. threw off a six-game losing and a'brief 14-10 lead to the sec Giants yielded their top choice to pionshtp evi streak and extended Oakland’s to ond period before Blanda hit Can halftime lead iftter intercept professional football leagues be- St. Louis in the deal for Ralph ■ _i-_ Ekiat Sides ...... ,...9 0 1.000 needed a col^'spell by Utah State and FUEf. OIL but to SAVE money, tool ing fonr Pat McCarthy pass gtas today when the TJationaJ Guglietoil. NEW YORK (AP)—Chicago’s Teachers ___...... 6 0 1.000 plus -Gary Bradds’ 32-potot output 18 games with a 31-21 victory in non and Charlie Hennigan ■with muscular Black Hawks have the other scheduled game. The^ touchdown passes. es. Football league holds its annual Most WiU Draft Fernandez Gets Revenge Shot Liberty Mutual ...... 6 0 i.OOO to comeytrom behind and win Concannon’s ‘ID passes player draft. , barged into the lead to the Na Coaches ...... 8 3„ .500 their ppener. Bradds, ably filling Person To Person Raiders have not won since No Gerry htecDougall, like Gil Most of the teams will draft to tional* Hockey^ League, but the vember, 1961, including 12 times christ a former Canadian League brought his season’s total to ’The NFL" will select 280 play fill their Immediate needs, but to Gus’s ...0 6 .000 Luci^ big bucks from a scoring 16 and his pass-for-polnts to ers in 20 roimds with the Los An edge is far from comfortable. Rotary ...... 0 6 .000 standpoint, paced the Buckeyes to We made this year. star, scored twice and picked up WEST SIDE JUNIORS some cases, a club will draft a At Welter Crown Saturday Fair Deliver 108 yards rushing, for the Charg tal to 98. He hit Graham on geles Rams getting first pick and player with hopes of trading him. The hustling Hawks fired 48 St.-Mary’s ...... 0 9 '- .000 the last 8 minutes as the Aggies ■ o m e notes aerials of 26 and four yards ’Thyee games are scheduled probably grabbing quarterback shots on goal last night to a 6-1 - Schedule—Tues. 8 Coaches vs scored only one field goal. Troy Dallas w|th victim to the Bills’ ers 4-8. Rookie quarterback John That happened last year when from a speech and cohnected with sophomore Wednesday in the West Side Jun ’Terry Baker, the Heisman Award Washington made' Ernie Da-vis of triumph over New York that let NFJW YORK (AP) — Argen-< ' ’The 24-year-old champion how East Sides, Wed. 8 Liberty vs Collier, playing hl9 first 'game for BURNER SERVICE by a meteo rejuvenated quarterback Jack Hadle passed for the other two winner from Oregon State. ' i . i . ’IDs. Dick Dorsey, and quarter halfbad< BoUw Shann on an ior Basketball League. ’They In Syracuse its first choice and then them take over sole possession of ttoa’s Jorge Fetluuxdez gets a ever, is favored to make ft three Teachers, 8:45 Rotary vs Gus’s. Uth State, scored 19 points. rologist and Kemp and the record-breaking 18-yarder. Other B o s ^ Col clude;- 6:16,‘”St. James vs. As The American Fdotball League the top spot, breaking out pf a chance for revenge and a shot at straight. ’Ibis is Griffit’s seooiid Our 4 r^ io dispatched burner service trucks and factory trained rushing of fullback Cookie Gll- back Cotton Davidsbn 1^ a fourth swapped him to Cleveland. Davis thought we’d lege scorers were fallbacks sumption; 7:15, Nassiff Arms vs. held its first draft Saturday and hasn’t played because of leukemia. tie. with Detroit. the world welterweight title Sat defense to his second reign as pass on to you ehrist. Kemp, back to action after, quarter surge by the Raiders, com did not select Baker until San bining on 65 and 90-yard touch Harry Crump and Jim Flti- Lea’s Market; 8:16, Herm’s -vs. The draft will begin at 10 a.m. ’The Red Wings fell before To urday night when he meets cham king of the welterweight set. Last men cue a t your beck and coH 24 hours a day and wiH service ALL his advice on an early-season hand injury while patrlck, sub quaHerback Phil House .A Hale. Diego picked him in the 12th CST, and will run anywhere from. ronto 3-1 and Montreal blanked pion Emile Griffith of New Yorit July he soundly whipped Ralpl> bipv to get out with San Diego, threw a pair of down plays as Oakland butgained round, an indication that Baker is the Chargers In the air, 296-150. Carlino and Shann a second ’ Team ^qsters include: 12 to 16 hours. All college play Boston 3-0 on' Jacques Plante’s at Las Vegaa. Dupas at Las Vegaa. TYPES OF BURNERS. As soon os your coB is received one of our 4 o f the path of one-yard TD passes and complet time. Herm’s—Rich Andrulot, Ken headed for the NFL and AFL ers whose class will 'graduate to second shutout of the season. ’E m fiery South American lost Griffith has a 32-3 record, in a tornado, just ed 21 passes for 230 yards. (lil- Royce, ’Terry Kelly, Doug Luongo, teams did not care to waste Eastern Division The victory was the second June are eligible. In some cases, . ’The result -left Chicago to front, two doae deciaiona to Griffith to, cluding 11 knockouts. radio dispatched trucks b signaled and a factory trained service in,. case you christ, the AFL’s leading rusher, worst BC h ^ ever admlnis- Bob Ward, Steve Simpson, Robin high draft choice on him. a player’s class will graduate to but only two pPints up on ’Toron New York to the aummer of 1060, Fernandes, 27, hasta 76-5-1 rec ever find your- picked up 63 yards to set a sea W. L. T. Pet. teied to the Crusaders, topped D’Toriando, Paul LeOne. Dallas First Choice to, Detroit and Montroal, all tied ord, including 51 knockouts. ' ■Houston ...... 9 3 0 .750 June but he still has college eligi before Griffith won the welter man is on his way to your house. sMf in^ the son record of 953, five more than only by the 76-0 rout to 1949. House Sc Hale—Rol Kearns, For the same reason, Jtmious bility remaining and plans to use for second. weight title for the first time. Eddie Cotton, the well-traveled vicinity of one. Boston ...... 8 3 1 .727 And It came exactly 20 years Doug Zaccaro, Phil Russell, Steve ANTALEO'S Billy Cannon’s record-making to Buchanan, the 274-pound tackla ft. Such players are drafted as ’The Black Hawks took 35 shots Fernandez felt he deserved^ the Seattle light heavyweight con He says that tal in 1961. It also helped Buf Buffalo ...... ---- 6 6 1 .500 after Holy Cross’ never-to-be- 'Malkinson, Gary Wigren, Gene from Grambllng, is not expected to futures. JTew York ...... 5 7 af New York goalie Gump Wo'ia- ’ verdict both times and 1m has tender, takes op Von Clay of although they Stu Johnston falo 6-6-1 break Dallas - season 0 .417 forgotten 66-12 upset triumph Backus, Bill Malkinson, Chuck ibe a top choice in the N ^ draft. Philadelphia to a lO-rounder at We also offer you a choice ef 3 SERVICE CONTRACTS—one wiR are more fre Western Division In 1042. Berrera. ley to the first two periods and been burning to get another crash rushing record of 2,170. ’The Bills Buchanan was Dallas’ first choice buUt a 3-0 lead. Worsley left at at Emile. .. Seattle Wednesday night USED AUTO PARTS quent in some parts of the coun now have 2,183 with another game Dallas ...... U..9 3 0 .750 Thus, tee 1062 New Eng Nassiff Arms-Âl Wiley, Pete in the AFL draft, and was imme Denver ...... 7 6 0 .538 Herdic, Rich Hansen, Jim Hor ths end of the middle period ni surely fit your needs. ^ try than others' they can occur to play. ^ . land college footbcdl season diately signed to a contract. Grahanf Top Pick ter injuring his shoulder to a col HORACE ST. MANCHESTER anywhere. The whirling wind San D ie g o ...... ',.4 8 0 .333 came to a close with a flour vath, Cliff Scorcho, Terry Pillard, Because a player is drafted by Dcdlas, 9-3, moved to 'within 16- Oakland ...... 0 12 0 John- Minney. lision with Chicago’s Murray Bali ASK FOR EMIU-MI 9-734S . within ^the futmel is so violent .000 ish. Holy Cross’ biggest Jla- one league doesn’t mean he wlU Of Boston Pats four. Ranger sub Marcel Pelletier OF HANCKESTBR that the motion is too fast to be Lea’s Market—Jtoi Kulin, Dave not be drafted in the other league. finished up. FLETCHER RUSS GO. measured, but the funnel itqelf Hall, John ’Tyler. Joe Curtis, Jim The top players'will be. drafted by DALLAS, ’Tex. (AP)- MUoMl From Hartford Road take Bridge St^ turn right on> McGowan, Gordon Palmer, Randy Ab McDonald had two goals and UlR WEST MIDDLB ’TURNPIKE moves along at from 20 to 40 milM both leagues, and that’s when the Stan Mikita three assists for the 6tCl-6 to W ethm n S t, continue straight o-nto Horace S t FUEL OIL Spencer. England players &ave grabbed two an hour. battle, of the poteetbook beglnq in Black Hawks, while Reg Fleming, WHEN YOU THINK OF They can be so strong that their getting the sought player to sign of the eight No. 1 draft cholcea to GLASS, THINK OF FLBTOHEB! You can save up to $50.00 o..year on your fuel bffl. Our high guoL WEST SIDE MIDGE’rS Elmer Vasko and Balfour each, impact will lift and destroy other- a contract. the American Football League. scored once. Earl Ingarfield got ' CORNER DUBANT ST wlM permanent buildings; they (pjuhjUc QjwHiuL ’This week’s schedule: Because' of this, the first few Tuesday—6:16, Police Sc Fire Boston Cteliege end Art Graham New York’s only goal. USED anil NEW SNOW TUEilDS ity fuel eii is 14.8c per gallon in 200 goBon lots or better. can pick up you and your car and Everyone is welcome to see Alex Hackney, rounds in the NFL. draft will go was the first pick of the Boston George Armstrong’s goal with fling it the way a child can toss vs, Decl’s; 7, PaganTs vs. Gus’s. slowly. Before selecting a player,, LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! ’Thursday—6:16, Joe’s Atlantic Patriots and Syracuse wingman two minutes, 30 seconds left, an' a toy. They usually travel in a Manchester Country Club Pro, for ass|;stance the interested teaun will try to Walt Sweeney, a resident of Co- unassisted effort after stealing the vs. Norman’s; 7, Personalized contact him to order to make sure PLENTY OF FRONT AND SUGAR PARKING ‘‘WHEN YOUR 6AUBE READS '/4--THATS THE TINE TO RE-OMrEfH” straight line, so the way to avoid with their gift problems. If you have a golfer Floors vs. Herm’s Hobby Shop. hiaoaet, Maas., was the top choice puck from Gordie Howe, was the SPARE WHEELS . one is to m ê sure about the di it has a chance of signing him. of the San Diego Chargera winner for Toronto over Detroit. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED rection it is following, then travel on your list why not stop in and talk over his or Aside from Buchanan’s selection Others picked were Connecticut Bob Pulford scored the third roid ' FOR MOUNTING SNOW TREADS at right angles away from its path. her favorite sport with Alex and let him recom . Low’e Award W inner by Dallas, other first round choices tackle JWm CV>ntoulls - (No. 3) Into an open net to the final sec- GLASS FURNITURE TOPS NEW 14” WHEELS AT A BARGAIN You know, there are ways to in the AFL draft were End Walt and Dartmouth quarterback Billy onds. 1- mend the right gift. Stop in today and see his Sweeney, Syracuse, San Diego; avoid Just about every known dan PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Dick Klpg (No. 7) by the New York Montreal’s masked Plante made- MIRRORS (Rraploe* oikI Doer) ger if you ■will follow the rules Halfback Jerry Stovall, LSU, New Titans; and BC guard Lou Clod 30 saves to blanking hapless Bos-* complete line of/Nationally Famous Golfing Donahue of Boston finished third York; Center Dave Behrman, PICTURE FRAMING ( o l types) dictated by experience. ’To be safe in the Middle Atlcmtic Roadrun- (No. 5), Dartmouth center Don ton. Bemie Geoffrion, Gilles . USED PARTS in the purchase of a car the rule Equipment. Michigan State, Buffalo; Halfback McKinnon (No: 10), Souteprn Tramblay and Dickie Moore WINDOW end PLATE GLASS neni Club’s six-mile oroos .countiy Kermlt Alexander, UCLA, Dencer; FOR ALL MAKES and MODELS Is to depand "oioly' bn speciaJisis race at Faimdunt Park yesterday. Connecticut fullback Ralph scored for the winner. Funhaeft Daimy Brattoaxo, Aslun-. Tial (No. 161, BC. Uokto Dew* S a t^ a y ’z game*, .’Tooronto COOPERATIVE OIL whose estabUshed in tepity is ' ' MANCHESTER KerVin Quinn of the host club was DSNTRAOieaS; WE HAVE CO STOCK proof that they place a higher first in 27 minutes 64 seconds. sas, Houston; Bind' Art Graham, O’Brien (No. 21), Holy C iw qUai^ blasted Boston 8-2 and Montreal W« Buy A l Makts L ^ Medal Con lorl^drts t315 BROAD STREET Opposite Portal Sub-Stotioa value on their reputation than on *5? r • Boston College, Boston; Tackle Ed terback Pat .McCarthy (No. 22) edged Chicago 2-1. MmCINC CAMNETS tm d SHOWER DOORS Ms-isn ■ fi . . : Bude, Michigan State, Dallas. ^ and Holy Cross halfback A1 Sny a few fast dollars. May we serve COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP ’The Cleveland Indiana were in ■smiATBS GLADLY GIVEN Serving Bfanobestor and anmmndtog towns with Uw same kigli qualify fBel oU for over 18 years. you? Dillon Sales and Service, Dallas had two first round. se der (No. 26). Catcher John Roipano led th e ' EVERYTHING REASONABLY PRICED • volved In 37 shutouts last season, lections because it bad acquired by ContouUs also was drafted by ^ v e ^ d Indians to home nm» - van quali^ Ford dealer, 819 Main 306 SOUTH MAIN STREE;r—AfiANCilESTEB American Leagua rivals Manked. ...M SATURDAYS—OPEN ’THURSOAT EVENING mL, Maacbaatar. PBone MI 8-2146. a prevrevious trade the choice (ft ui' tee Mlnneaote Vlktnga o t Hm Nn- adth M and to run* batted in with : tfam 15 tteoMe e t e v 6tot>. ’Hm ssm s w tt haigwtiteiBfil DooHiiffl Lugwa teat ytmt. 81 during 1962. ^

-.■'I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8,. 1961 FAGE FIFTEEN Booses For Rer 65 PAGE FOUBTEBT atANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. lUNCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY. DECEMBER S, ISet Houses For Sale 72 Houses For SuR. 72 Hoossa For .Half . 71 Bobsm For Sftk 72 OOVJBNTRY-^suge 6 room,- Rockville-Vernon •MAMCHESTBR— Small fawn- -MAWCHBg'n BR--S tamUy 6-6, tiled XCANCHBSTER—6 -room Odonial ■XIANCHESTER—In " an attractive Five Crashes bedroom ranch available immedi an acre, g q o i 6 rdom house,, ga batos, neat and dean two fum- MoTtaur— Traeldiiv— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALT and SHORTEN Office aad Steca Apartm«it»—FlBta— ately through June 1963,- $100 home, IH baths, garage-located and .countryrllke sqtting, here is a rage, 1 Iksge bams, eehtral, owy •ftces, 8-car garage. Bel ^ Real near the Green. A nicely land home you can enjoy with a great Storas* 2 0 Equipment Tenemenii 48 lAonthly. Write to HoJe H, Herald. 812,500. Hayes Agmey, Xa l-Mra: EsUte, x a 3-9333 — ------, / , 54 scaped modem home, 819,900. deal of pride. This spacious 7 room On W^kend ■Hive. Ray Holcombe, ICL 4-1139. Beer Permit Bid Draws MANCRBSrrER Paoka(o DoUvoqr. TYPEWRITER — NEW TYPE- PLEASANT ST.—4 rooms duplex, COVENTRY LAKE—-3 room single EAST HARTFORP—Large 6 room '^ p e with full ahed dormer and CLASSIFIED Ught tnioking and paHtage doUv* i > m * W N C H I* AWCC U W A PMH MOP, k :THATM* p»e»M ' rr iNU m M M T writers $55 and 1 9 ; naod tvpe- hot water heat convenient to bus house, 880 montUy. CMI XH ranch, buUt-lns, ceUar, garage, Warrqn E, Howland, Realtor, xa iJi baths is selU^.. for_ only Five accidents vtere jn'vestigated ery. Refrlmratora, waahM and VCNPCTTA PWCTCP ON NRMNfr nr MRT ITUXM9MTOliltLRdi______MMBMPy wrlten 929 and iqi. Banibe'a and shopping. Call MI 9-6062, for 9-7569. 817,260.' Call the Jarvis Realty CPBIN* dUCr THC IMiy IT LOOKCPf MANCHESTER bus, Carlton W. Hutchins. Xa ■ " V by police over the weekend. atove moving epeclalty. Folding MANHMIPiKfrr/ Typewrltar Sarvlce, 479 B. Mid* aiîointment. 8-6133 Co,, Realtors, Xa 8-4113. Neighbors’ Opposition chairs for rent. Ml dla Tpjja.. Manchaatar. Ml 9-M77. FOUR ROOM single, heat, cooking Miss Phyllis M. Smith, 17, ' e< ' ixid m oL » W yrlll^ llBFTDiriPPTBUHaMA]) FOR RENT—4 room heated apart* and hot water, flSO. Adults only. SOUTO XIAIN.street—Largs, cus Lots For Sale 73 Glastonbury, was taken to Man ADVERTISING Xn 8-0643. HAVE LrrTLE CASH? AH M ALOr < NUfLOOKATTHia ------— ment. Call MI 8-8118 between 8:80 tom built ranch vrith three bed MANCHESTER Opposition to a request by theftgarst Trueb and eon, Kingsbury chester Memorial Hospital Sa'tur- ÔPWORKOHJ W P f ^ T H l W a.m. and 4:80 p.m. V rooms. Practically an acr# of ■ i . WYLLYS STOKET—extraordinary LitUe Italy restaurant on Rt, 83 A9e.; Joseph Pasucbecki, 59 Painting— Papering 21 i r r .i^ tiq n e a 64 f u r n i s h e d cottage, 4 rooms, V - k ' day afternoon and was treated for •POtB^XCONT land. Located on the com er of ai^le lot 240 foot frontage, xa for a beer permit ig expected at a Spring St.; Gary North, 80 Grove a bump 'Sn her head after she CL/»‘ tFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS FOUR ROOM apartment, Hartford bath, continuous hot water, White Require 8 or 4 bedrooms? Need Chariniag ;S bedrboih' OdaniU PAINTINO and., wallpapaiing. wall* Hackmatack St. Price In the twen lUblic hearing scheduled by the S^; Mre. Premelia Cadorot, Wap- rolled her car over,several times 8 A .M to 6 PJM. and M anebeet^ bus line, avail Road, Crystal Lake, RockvUle. immediate occupancy? , NO oil riUiely nlng Board of Appeals Vlng Wood Rd., Vernon; Cheryl off Camp Meeting Rd., west a t T R 6-3684, TO 6-6312. DOWN PAYMBOT n e e d e d in an .IdM reeidential ana. SIX A ZONE lota within block of on request. Ceilings. F r ^ satl- 2-7870. able Dec. 1. Heat and hot water, to describe all of-the-tnany, fea tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the,Pt»bllc Burns, Tolland. Carter _St. to move right into this 6 room Cbnvefhlfjrjt to everything; Large school City water, no sewer, terms' mates. Cal] Roger. M3 hOBU. partly furnished if desired; Adults tures, but call, it will be a pleas Safety Building. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSinED ADVT. Cape. Near the center of living room wltk fireplace, din available'. Cleared, good size. T. BirUi Sunday; A daughter to Police reported that Xliss Smith preferred. Pwking in rear. 8120 ure to show it to you. T. J. Opposition to' the restaruant’s Mr. and Mrs. Donaldi Mau>ougan, MONDAY Xkra FBIDAV 1«:M AM.—8ATUBOAY t AM. ANTIQUE ROCKER just done month. Call Ml 8-4017 between Suburban For Rent 66 things yet situated on a. ing roem,, attached garage, J. Crockett, Realtor, XO 8-1577. was driving north on Camp Meet EXTERIOR and interior painting. Crockett, Realtor, xa 8-1677 bid Is being considered by area 17 CZiamberlain St. ing Rd. knd, as she rounded a Paperhanging, ceillnga wallpaper over, pries reaaonable. MI 9-8866. 8:30 and 6 p.m. lovely treed lot-tn a quiet, resi sluminum siding. It . cu be COVENTRY—Several 4 room fur- residents who also may present a Pobltc Records curve, she applied her brakes and PLEASE READ YOUR AD books on request Fully insured. nished apartments available now. dential area. AU city conven ROCEVnUB—5-4 two-family,, Very yours Ôr only 830,700. Cltfl M r. petition In protest to granting the TWO ROOMS, heated, on second iences and many, many extras. good' condition. 2-car garue. % BogdMi, x a 9 -8 W , TO 5-6611. in d u s t r ia l lot for sale, about Warrantee Deeds: I. R. Stich skidded into a bank on the north O a M lfM m “Wait AM” a n taken over tke pboae m • eon* Call Edigard R. Pilce. Ml 9-lOOS Convenient to UCoim, Willlman- 300 foot frontage. Call MI 9-3391. permit. side of the road, then rolled over. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 floor, Center St., adults only, no tie, Manchester. MI 9-7667. 8113 M r month pays aUt (PITI) acre. good land. Central. C olton The proprietors, who recently Associates to Charles D. Ward, TMliam The advertiaer abenM read hla ad the FIRST DAT >T pets. MI 9-6106. property off Donnel Rd.; John. P. Patrolman Lester C- Silver. Jr. is PAUmNQ 'AND A REAL STEAL! Call to see It W. Hutchins, x a 9-5132. LOTS FOR SALE—AndoVer. 100 completed renovations, have in APPKABS and SEPOBT EBBORS la tinw lor the aest hner- FUR COAT—Full length muskrat now! Mr. Govang, TR 5-9830, or BARROWS A WALLACE MoKeown to Sidney and Carol J. investigating the one-car incident. Good cltian workmimshlp at foot frontage half acre lots on dicated they are contemplating an non. Ik e HeiakI la raapanaible for oaljr ONK tooorreet or omitted coat. Owner moved to Florida. FIVE ROOM apartment, second Mrs. Hunter, Xu 9-3696. 813.000 - ATTRACTIVE 6 room A second accident near the same sonmble rates. SO years In Man Basiness Property For Sale 70 paved road. Close to ichooi and addition for a cocktail bar. Wiersman, property in Ve'mwood tMortloa fur aay advortlaeaint aad then oolj to the extent of a chester Raymond Flsko. Ml Call after 6, 528-6661. Ill Plain floor gas heat, very convenient. ranch, Manchester, cellar, ga 66 E. Center 8t., 'Manchester Farms: I. R. Stich Associates to area, which occurred Saturday •make nod” 'jwortloA Bm ia wWcb do aot leaaea tte value of A'vailable now. Adults. MI 8-8007.' lake. Call Btorrs QA 9-9044. Also scheduled to be heard is • 9-9287. Dr., East Hartford. COVENTRY— Excellent opportun rage, amesits drive, large' trees, x a 9-5806 request by the Vernon Pharmacy Ralph F. Brancaccio, property off night shortly after 7 o’clock result - - 1 by "m ake ftood*’ hMorOon. landscaped near bus. Carlton W. 38 SPRUCE ST.—Off E. Center. 9 ity to purchase scarce business for approval of a license for the Donnel Rd.; Raymond G. and ed in the arrest od Josef Kiriel, 40, EXTERIOR AND interior painting. property now in use as a furniture BARROWS A WALLACE Hutchins, Realtor. XO 9-5132. Wanted—-Reft] Batate 77 Irene M. Evane to Emil Neumamn, of 48 Dudley St., on a charge of Wallpaper books Paperbanglng. room flat, second floor, oil steam sale of alcoholic beverages at the Wanted— To Giy 58 heat, automatic hot 'water, new shop. Building can be divided into Tri City Shopping Center, Vernon property off Franklin St.; Ellen failure to pass to the right. Police Ceilings. Floors. Fully insured .two ftores. 200 feet of frontage NEW ’ CHARXONG Col'Utial ranch, WISH SUMBONB to aandie youl ly renovated. Phone MI 9-2663. 66 E. Center 8t.. Manchester FIRST TnCB on ipsrket— duplex r6ai estate? Oali me at MI 9-083* Circle. Bronkie to Wallace and Nellie M. ordered Lislel to appear in Circuit d i a l m i 3-2711 workmanshto guaranteed. Leo f r a n k is buying and selling good along busy highway. Many uses. family kitchen with. Provincial Court 12, Manchester, Dec. 17. PelletieL, Ml 9-M26 If no answer, used furniture and antiques at 420 x a 9-6806 cabinets, excellent floor plan, 6^6: Excellent location. Selling to *er prompt- and eourteoue aervice. A third item will be held the Blake, property off Lake St. Owner will also consider lease. setUe estate. J. D. Realty, MI Joeepb Barth. Brokei plea of Caron Bros, for a sideline The accident occurred when call Ml 3-9048. > Lake St. Call and see srtiat we''v« CaU XIr. Werbner, Jarvis Realty matchless construction, - only Release of Judgment Lien; Richî THREE ROOM . apartment, first 3 - 5 1 2 9 . variance to allow an addition to a Ktsiel, traveling west, rounded a got. Open Sundays. MI 9-6880. Co., Realtors, XH 3-4112, Eves., 817,990. Hayes Agency, x n ard C. Alton against Raymond G. INTERIOR painting, papertiang- floor. Call MI 841270. 8-4808, WANTED—Real Estate. Selling of shop building on Msdn St. and Irene M. Evans, properly off curve and struck the left front of XtT 8-7847. , TOLLAND — 7 room cangti.tlH buying Residential, commercial an on coming vehicle, operated by ing, wallpai^ remov^, recrea- WANTED—used ,ineataurant, gro 97 HOLLISTER ST.—7 room home, It Is understood that a fourth Franklin St. THREE ROOM apartment, first baths, real country living_Y77)660. or tnduatrial real estate. Contact Donald K, Roglis, 16, of 205 School TROUBLE REAGHIIIB OUR ADVERTISER? tion rooms built fully insured. cery store, and ta'veni equipment. 4 bedrooms, large modern kitch MANCHESTER —6 room Cape, item for public hearing, a request floor, hot water, convenient to bus quiet •treet,:Otose to shopping and Joseph Barth, Broker, Ml 9-0330. Realtor, Stanley Bray. Xn 86378, to allow a gas station on Rt. 83. St., police said. No injuries were Free estimates. Joseph P. Lewis, For.fast and ready cash call and shopping, 848 monthly, MI en, 14x28 living room, Ruaco win Vernon newe Is handled b(y The M l 9-9668. Fred Fontaine, BU 9-5646, before schools, excellent condition, priced Brae-lBurn Realty. near Vernon Circle, haa been with reported but the Kisiel vehicle, 8-7094. dows, 2-car garage, buy direct SOLID BRICK ranch, all on one HeraM’s Rockvnie bureau, 5 W. witli left front damage, was towed M-Hoir Aiswariig Senrici 9 a.m. or after 7 p.m. EXCEtLENt INVESTMENT from owner, 115,800 XO 9-1883. to sell, 813,900 Hayes Agency, MI drawn bv Max Javlt, developer of Main St., telephone TRemont 3-4803. . floor. Seven.rooms, l^^ baths, two. the Tri City Shopping Center. from the scene, police reported. PLEASANT 4 room apartment, car garage, no basement. Big 5-8196 or Mitchell 9-6797. Help Wanted— Female 35 Dogs— Bird»—Pets 41 Household Goods 51 WE BUY, BELL or trade antique prefer iwuple with no children. 811,800—6 ROOM Cape, aluminum Rockville Accidents Edgar E. Goodrich. 59. of 19 Frta to HtraM Readart Electrical Senrices 22 and used fundtun, china, glass, COVENTRY 4 room ‘'I’anch, wooded lot. Up off Henry St. Locust St., yesterday afternoon AvaUable Dec. 16. Call MI 8-1882. If you sre looking for better storms, awnings, shade trees, bus, Real good deal at 835,500. T, J. Pilot Wrote I Stuart Charter, 16, of Somers DEPENDABLE woman to care for POODUi OWNERS—If you want silver, picture frames and old shipping, Carlton W. Hutchins, breeseway, garage, fireplace, -was charged with reckless driving FREE ESTDIATES: Prompt serv SEWING MACHINES, automatic than 10% return on your In Crockett, Realtor, xa 8-1577 I Rd., Ellington, was airested and 3 children in my home part-time. your txxidle to look neat, you zig sag 1962 models in factory car coins, 9-3022. 9-7858. Robertson, Itor XO S4B8S driven by Walter Jones, 42, of 38 pooled. Custody of nuclear 'wea No job too small. John Verfaille, room, beautiful view of lake, lot yesterday. ed on Woodbridge St., Just north The Savings Bank of Manchester condition, 822. MI 9-8624, ’THREE MALE AKC registered Park PI,, was heading west on pons would be vested in NATO, MI 9-5750. THREE ROOM apartment, newly TOLLAND—N i^ Cape on main approximately 142x200. Shown by The airliner’s tail hit the marsh of Jordt St. His case will be re has been loot and appUcatimi has APPRENTICESHIP dachshund pups, 7 weekg old A SENSATIONAL MANCHESTER land, some 300 to 400 feet to the Middle Rd. when it was struck by and political control—as distin decorated, first floor, private en road, comer loKover one acre, i appointment. Chambers Realty — a car coming out of St. Bernard’s turned for plea in Circuit Court been made to said bank for jiay- Christmas, bred from champimx- Rooms Without *Bosrd 59 Houses For Sale 72 side of the runway, as the pilot guished from actual command de trance, beat and hot water fur 811,990. Joseph Barth, Broker, x a for buying or selling, Xa 3-2826, Terrace, driven by Gloria Scham- 12, in Manchester, on Dec. 17., ment of the amount of deposit. TRAINING ship lines. MI 9-2576. VALUE gunned his engine, the investiga cisions—would be exercised Joint Business Services Offered 13 Business Opportunities 32 ANDOVER—^Large furnished room nished, adults only, Tel. MI 8-6388. 9-0330. ^ On bus line. Spic and span old- M l 3-6930. or xn 9-7005 bach, 32. of Hartford Tpke. Mrs. Police said that Kensel had been YBRNON—NlCe 6 room ranch, tors said. The four-engine propel ly by the alliance. THREE COMPLETE ROOMS for rent. C. H. Stiens, PI 2-7273, storms, fireplace, 2-car garage. ■er type home of 6 rooms, mod Schambach was warned Ity Hull for Political control means detailing drlrtng so\itherly on Woodbridge COMPLETE 24-bour oU burner I OPPORTUNITIES THREE ROOM unfurnished apart MANCHESTER — CoXy 5 room SO. WINDSOR Economy — 6H ler plane 'bounced, was shorn of rOUND—Young tiger hob tailed R w te 6, Andover. Selling below cost. Tongren Agen ern, including hot water heat. failure to grant the right of way. the circumstances and sltuation.s St. and pulled to the left to avoid service. Also plumbing and heat Articles For Sale 45 OF NEW DECORATOR ment. heat, hot water, electricity house on deadend streei\possibili- rooms, garage. Near Pleasant both wrings and caught fire. female cat at Parkade. MI 9-6868. cy, x n 3-6321. Convenient to school. Full price Rockville Arrests which might call for a resort to hitting a preceding vehicle. In do ing. Free estlmatea. Ml 9-7821. STYLE FURNITURE FOR REJNT—Front room, central and gag included, 880 per month. ties, 812,990. Joseph Banh. Bro Valley Road and Route 30, 82,000 The craft might have made a SODA DISTRIBUTOR . WALLPAPER and paint sals — 812,800. Stanley Baldlga 69, of 19 Belle ,nuclear weapons. The decision ac ing so, he drove his car over the ly located, parking. MI 9-7129. 59 First floor, no refrigerator. Avail ker, x a 9-0320. down assumes mortgage with safe belly-landing, the investiga FALL Y.ARD cleanup. John E. In Sheet Metal pasted, regiUar tolly trimmed, XIANCHESTER—7 room split level, vue St., was- arrested by Patrol tually to employ such weapons lawn in front of 563 Woodbridge $299 Birch St. able immediately. MI 8-6^. baths, rec room, garage, cov 886.22 a month for principal and tors say they feel, but the tail's Announcements Whltham Landscape Nursery, MI ROUTE plastic coated. Ceiling paint, 82.89 BUCKLAND STREET — 7 r^m Vernon—6 room ranch, conven Interest. Full price 8i6,50o. Glenn man Emilio Pellegrini Saturday at would be up to the supreme com St. and rolled over, landing upside gallon. Morrison Paint Store. S8T ered patio half acre 'Of parklike impact may have throwm the plane down. Neither he nor a pasoanger, 3-7802. TWIN BEDROOM, business block. FOR RENT—4 roonu, first floor. Cape, Colonial motif, fireplace, ient to bus and shopping. Fire- Roberts Agency, Realtors, XO off level keel. They said the 1 p.m. and was charged with in- mander—an American. Under U.S. SAVE 75% on your dry cleaning. Center St. Magnificent sofa bed covered grounds. Hayes Agency, XO 3-4803, toxlcatlonv Baldiga pooled a 826 Mias Sandra Osborn o f 69 Helaine Depot Square, free parking. Ca** South Main St., gas Stove and natmaiai epriiw•] ' water, 818,900. Jo- ' VlAce. hot water heat, large 4-1521, x a 4-0286. right wring, "a few degrees lower” law, this American cannot use nu Do It yourself. Lucky Lady Coin LAWNMOWER sharpening and re Netting Better Than $5,000 in 100% nylon, matching chair Mr. Keith, MI 9-8191. -bond for an appearance in the clear arms unless specifically au Rd., were hurt in the accident, but Apply FLAT STONES for walls, patioe, electric refrigerator furnished. ROCKLEDGB—7 room Ranch, 4 seph Barth, Broker, MI 9-0320. tot. Full price 818,800. than the left, dragged into the Cleaners, 11 Maple Street. Across pairs. Also, lawn maintenance. with foam cushions, 3 mar- Call MI 9-5358. BOLTON LAKE—5 room ranch, oil Rockville session of Circuit Court thorized to do so by the President. the car was toWed away, police from Main St. First National Free pick-up and______deliveryLittle and house fronts. Conner Route 44 CXIMFORTABLE room in quiet years old, large modern kitchen. XIANCHESTER — -Older 5 room ground. said. yearly, devoting only 20 hours proof top tables, 2 lovely table heat, lakefront privileges, excel 12 on Dec. 11. Parking lot. A Mckinniley. 15" Woodbridge " ' ' St and 6. Notch Road. Bolton Notch private home, shower-bath, ga- buUt-ln oven and range, dlshwaslv home priced right at $9,600; beau Vemon—8 room Cape with full lent condition, 810,900. Small dowm One CAB spokesman comment At 3 p.m. Saturday a two-car Quarry. Tel. MI 94)617 lamps, 2 jumbo throw pillows, .er, disposal, pantry, etc. Large JoiMi A. Oliver o f 2534 ElUhgton Ml 8-8020 weekly to business. Elxcellent CONNECTICUT STATE . rage, gentleman. MI 3-6848. tiful 3 bedroom ranch 2 baths, shed dormer, 1-car attached ga ed: “It’S almost impossible not to Rd., South Windsor, wraa arrested MAN ROBBED, BB.4TEN cra.sh at Center and Wlnte^Sts. 9x12 f.b. rug . . . 21 piece din dining room, den center entrance paymest. Goodchlld - Bartlett, opportunity for a live wire. Furnialhed Apartments S3-A carport, laige lot full price rage. hot water heat combina Realtors, BU 9-0939, x a 8-7925. rupture a gas tank when you rip at 6:29 p.m. Sunday by Patrolman SUFFIELD (APl-rCharles Af- brought no injuries nor arrests, 260 CEDAR clothesline polea many ette ensemble, 4 piece elegant ROOMS FOR RENT in the Tinker haU, paneled wall fireplace in Uv- Peiaonsls LAWN MOWERS sharpened and EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 819,500; off vemon Street, nearly tion windows, excellent condl- a wing off,” and the high-octane John Stodd and charged with driv ricano, 52, of East St. w-as held up but both cars had to be towed repaired sales and service, pick For further information please sizes, steel sash windows, (êvro- 'walnut bedroom suite with fa-' Building. See Christopher den- TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Ing room with a beauatol view, 8 tion. Large well landscaped lot. gasoline “only has to touch a hot mous make mattress and new 8 bedroom ranch, extra COVENTRY — Attra^ve 6 room ing with a shattered windahisld. and beaten by tw-o unidentified away with fender damage. The left ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, up and delivery. Ice skates sbai call, J. D. Realty, MI 3-5129. let wheels, 1955 Plymouth sedan. ney at (31enney’s Store, Main St. completely equipped Inquire 124 bedrooms. 2 baths, 3-car garage, Full price 815,500. ranch high on a hill, 3 sizeable engine —a or its cowling” to catch MI 9-1358. spring, 2 foam bed pillows, 2 large lot, full price 816,500; short Oliver ie elated for the Dec. 11 gunmen ‘this morning at about front of a vehicle operated by Jack bonded representative, Alfred ened, precision ground. L h 806 Main St., Manchester High St. ■ plastered waUs. selling at bank way out—3 iMoroom ranch, small bedrooms. 2-car garsg*, enclosed 9:80. vanity lamps , . . all new, all COMFORTABLE - heated room for .sesrion o f Circuit Court 12 in E. May, 46, of 46 Russell col Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel MI Ekûipment Corporation, Route 88, appraisal, 839,900. Phllbrick Agen. outbuilding, full price 89,000 ; 6 play yard for children, 100x303 H toe airliner had not been set The owner of Buzzy’s Restaurant Vernon, Conn. TO 6-7609. Manches A public service— FREE WHEELB with purchase of guaranteed. a gentleman. Central. Apply 4 FIVE ROOM furnished apartment, cy. XU 9-8464. Many, other Ustings aVallaMe. Rockville. lided with the righ t' rear, of a 8-0450.______^ snow tires. No down payment, 12 room house with large lot, $7,000. foot lot, only 81,500 to assuifie afire, he added, undoubtedly there In Windsor Locks, Africano told COIN OPERATED launderette, ex Pearl St., Apartment 8, Mrs. adults, call after 4 p.m., ‘iB. — — ------— —“ would have been many more than Briefs southbound Winter St. cor, operat months to pay. C(de’s Discount Instant Credit . . . Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, existing mortgage.. Eve. Bill The Grow And Shpwr Garden police the two men entered his WANTED—Riders to HiStford, SHARPENING Serviee— Saws, cellent opportunity. Priced right. No fee ^barged Demute. 9-6150. Boles, m 26 survivors. ed by Morris Goldberg, 67, of 75 StaUon, MI 9-0980. Free Delivery Realtor, XO 8-6930, or Xa 9-7005. . 9-9858. Warren E. How Group of the Vernon Junior Wom home shortly before 9:30 and de Braft’ford St., when -May attempt leave Manchester 7 a.m. leave knives, axes, staeais, skates Present owners have other inter ALICE CLAMPET AGENCY land. Realtor, XO 8-1108. Investigators’ findings, the Hartford 6:80 p.m. Route to Far rotary blades. Quick service. Capi ROOM AND meals reasonable to ’THREE ROOM furnished apart an’s Cli* will meet tomorrow at 8 manded to know where his money ed to enter W inter' St. from Osn- est. Netting 81,000 a month. J. D. SOUTH WINDSOR BlIGHT ROOM cape, 4 bedrooms, ------I'T;— r r »pube«n>en said, confirmed state- was. The two hit Africano on the mington'via New Britain Avenue. tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St., Realty, MI 3-5129. someone willing to help with snow ment, 8110 per month includes dining room, paneled family REALTOR p.m. at the home of Mrs. Michsel ter St. FIREPLACE wood for aale, de- removal. MI 9-5469. heat, hot water, electricity and Dutch Colonial, ments by survivors that "power head with their pistols and tied MI 9-6530 after 6 p.m. Manchester. Hours daily 7-5., NORMAN’S room, full shed dormer, fire first floor consisting of a kitchen, was being applied shortly before J. Levesque, Gerald Dr., Vernon. unlimited ' TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, livered. PI 2-7729 gas, secMid floor. Porter Street him up in his bed. Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI UNUSUAL, opportunity Factory Furniture Warehouse TRANSFERRED O^NER alarm, aluminum combinaUons, large dining and living room, plus the crash.” Members will make wreaths and 8-7958. profits. - _Bottled - gas is one of our | first-cltws ath on second bedrooms, living room, dining fireplace, baths basement ga proach may have failed, the NOTICE weekends. Bill Swanger, MI benefits. Apply E ft S Gauge, ATTRACnVEliY fumirtied room ed. heat, hot water, electricity, will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at loan or finance company plan. ing us you telephone number and Sport Spot, 639 Center St., MI for gentleman, kitchen privileges, Call Mrs. Hunter, XII 9-5306, TR floor. Reoraation room with fire area, kitchen loaded with built- rage. Owner MI 9-0952. spokesman added, because "there is 9-3922. . Mitchell Drive. good location, adults $25 a week. ------» assa-v. v«ai v/4 rtUm CVCH W ill II the home of Mrs. Lxjuls Pilver, OF SPECIAL Douglas Motors, 388 Main. a personal interview will be ar 9-8747. SINGER SEWING machine, con private entrance, parking. Inquire 5-6611, XU 9-3695. place in basement. Attached ina. Basement completely finish an interval o f '.sink’ even will full sole, very' good condition. 534-5669 MI 8-8941. ed^ full bath ,rec rooms, etc. Ga R(X3KLEDGE—Brand new 6 room powers before the engine grips.” Hemlock Dr., Vernon. Mrs. Harold TOWN MEETING 1968 PBUCaiOT, 4'door. radio. I SNOW PLOW pro. 24-hour ranged. ______169 Maple Street . double garage. Aluminum siding.' Pusch will b« the hostess. FARMALL tractor F30, good tires ‘ Central location. 982,900. Phil-1 rage will hold two cars, rear Ranyh with 2-car garage and, Th* spokesman .said a preliml- DECEMBER 10. 1962 heater, excellent gasoline mile- LeFevre, MI 9-8342 or ^ d e RN 2-BAY service- statimi with trailer, plow. 1951 C3ievrolet _ . _ . porch, big trees. Asking 826,500— walk-out basement, aluminunri nary CAB report mentioned the (Tirlstmas Music Program Business Loeatiofia brick .Agency, Xa 9-8464. * Pot luck will be sen-ed tomor A special meeting the electors age, good running - coondition. , ______| for lease, major oil company. TRAINEES 12 foot rack body truck. MI UAS AND oil combination stove, HOUSEKEEPING room, well fur milst be seen. Owner transferred. siding, oil hot water baseboard possibility of the fog shifting, oh- BARROWS & WALLACE row at 6:30 p.m. at the December and citizen.!; qualified to vote in Must sell. Beat offer. MI 8-9316 PLOWING service— Man-! Manchester. Call evenings, 8-2371. 885, good condition. MI 9-1188. nished^ all utilities. 272 Main St. Far Rent 64 COLONIAL-7 rooms, 3 full baths, T. J, Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. heat, fireplace of Roman brick, i scuring Bechtold's vision in land- meeting of St. Bernard's, Women's town meetings of the Town of Bol after 7 P-m. | cheqter, Bastf„HarUord, Bolton, i 249-7651, Mr. Berger. 66 E. Center St., Manchester 2-car garage, centrally located, Built-ln oven and rarige, 8 bed- j ing second.s before the crash. An- ton, Conneoticut, will be held in for machine shop. LEFT HANDED set of golf clubs, 36” ROPER GAS range, storage WELL HEATED room near bath 816,600. Phllbrick Agency, xa XIANCHESTER— $12,900. 6 room roOms, plenty of closets, cabinets other Hkistern plane had no trou- Guild in the church hall. Tho.se at BUICK 1989, gray, power equipped, Rockville Coventry areas-* x n 9-5306 Cape near hospital. St. James tending will bring their ow-n place Flano's Restaurant, on Route 6, in 649-5650. 6 iron's, 3 woods, 18 golf>lf balls and space, good condition, 840. MI for gentleman. Parking. 64 High 345 NORTH MAIN-Store. MI 9-8464. epd jlvi^g area. All new. Price, ble in landing Just two minutes be- new tires. exc^>tloo8lly clean, Help 'Wanted— Female 35 bag. Complete 826. Call 8-1604. Parish, oil heat, nice back yard. setting and pot luck dish as well said Town of Bolton, on Monday, 688-4660. Street. 9-6239, 9-6. 824,990. Robert Wolverton Real- fore that. December 10. 1962, at eight o'clock price reduced for quick sale. MI RANCH—6 large rooms. Amesite' Bel Air Real Estate, Ml 3-9332. tor. x n 9-2813. A pilot landing by instruments, as a ^ft for exchange. 8-0475. / Apply BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN Christmas music will be pre P.M., for the following purpo.ses: drive^ full cellar, oil heat, fully _ »* Bechtold was, still needs some 1. To consider and act upon re Honseliold Serviees RE(^STBRED nurse, S-11 shift. BOY’S 34” bicycle, 816. Stella TAKE YOUR TIME PA'nNG! Apartments^Fht*— 466 MAIN—Ideal for offices or any stormed, fireplaces, 8 large bed CAPE—8 rooms, 1)6 baths, near sented at 8 p.m. by the choir of 1058 PLYMOUTH Fury, excellent NINE ROOM remodeled home, VERXJON—Nice 5 room ranch, 2- visihillty in the last 100 feet of ports of the Board of Finance and Laurel-Manor, Xn^4519. Spanish guitar, 815. MI 8-1835. commercial use. 161 9-6239, 9-6. rooms, 816,600 Owner-agent Ea- niing Junior High; also excellent All Saints’ Church, Somersville. condition. Call for information. Offered 13-A CONNECTICUT STATE 1,2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY Tenements 68 birch cabinet kitchen, 1^ baths, 3 bedroom Colonial. E. J. Carpen- { car garage, very good condition.: glide, the CAB man asserted the Public Building Commiasion XQ 34)578 after 4:80. NURSE, Conn, licensed relief con GIRL'S BICYCLE, $10 Royal type "SUPER DELUXE” fireplace, aluminum storms, in- cott. x a 9-7683. We have ethers available. "Any-, Bechtold, 43,, w-as killed along Members of the choir are Mrs. REWBAVXNG of biims, moth boiea. 3% ROOM quality apartment, beat, STDRE FX)R rent suitable for any ter, Rroker. Xa 9-5051, Xa 9:9152. | Alice D'Arcey, Mrs. Bernardine recommending an appropriation valescent home. Room with tele EMPLOYMENT SERVICE writer, standard. 815; both in good 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE rages, one acre. Carlton W. tolng In ^ re^ esUte.” Tongren with his co-pilot and flight engi- for the construction of a secondary Zippers repaired Window Shades hot water, built-ins, reftteerator, small business or office. Near RANCH—6 rooms. West Bide, DeCaro. Mrs. Pat Abraham.son, 1957 FORD Convertible, all white,; vision. References. TR 5-9121. condition. MI 3-6274. ALL 100% GUARANTEED Hutchins, Xa 9-5132. 810,700—On ”h OMESTEd 1Tt .—four j Agency, Xa 3-6321. I neer. Two other crew members. school. made to measure; all sized Vene- ______central locaticHi. Adults XCf 3-3171. Parkade. Call MI 9-6305, 8-9 p.m. Youngstown kitchen with buUt-1 and Mrs. Eleanor McQueen. It is Thunderbird V-8 engine, overdrive ONLY 8433 room home in excellent condition. * - I both stewardesses, eurvlved their 2. To authorize an appropriation tian blinds Keys maoe while you' PILGRIM MILLS needs both part 806 Main St., Manchester After 6, MI 8-8470. Ins, 8 bedtxMma, dining room, full * EDGEWOOD ST., Hartford, 3-fam -' injuries directed by Mrs. Norma Cham transmission. Excellent condition. FINE XMAS present—Kodak 8 mm 816.18 DeUvers Two rooms down and two up. of 8760,000 for the construction of 8 ^ . Can be seen at Reuben Plen volt, l^tqie Recorders for rent, and full-time help. Perhaps you’re movie camera. Brownie model, basement, carport, 83,400 â■ Basement, ■ oil heat, aluminum , Hy. Good investment or Hve in It TTie plane___ WAfl pa nier. Mulowql, 867 Main. Ml 9-5321 A public service— 816.18 Month ROCKVILUE — 8*/4 room apart Horses For Rent 65 Inboiind from a secondar.v school on town-owned Texaco Station, 381 Main St. Just the person we are looking never used, 820. MI S-4854. - YOU GET — If You Wear A Half Six# sumes VA mortgage at 4% % , j siding. Good sized lot. Best b u y : rent free. Mrs. Sergeant, Broker. Charlotte, N. C. Friends of the guild are invited for. Apply in person at historic ment. stove, refrigerator ------1— 817,900. Philbricx Agenogr, XO Tel. eves. 5256775. property on Brandy Street, known > No fee charged 16-PIECE BEDROOM heat, 16 minutes from Hartford, FOR RENT—Six room furnished in town at this price, T. J. In the wake of the crash, the to attend. as the Swanson tract, including , Cheney Hall, Hartford Road, ASSORTED chemicals and equip 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM 9-8464. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. Idlewild unit of the International Hospital Notes • 1954 CHBVKOLBT, good condi adults. MI 9-4824, TR 5-1168. I house with one car garage from furnishings and equipment, land Bnildliig— Contracting 14 Manchester. ment. -810, suitable for^boy. Call 12-PIECE KITCHEN Dec. 1st to June 1st. Gtên Manor Andover—6)6 Room Association of Machinists, AFL- Admitted Friday:' Mrs. Minnie tion. Call after 5 p.m. MI 9-8M1. scaping and site development, MI 3-5562 any time, — Plus - THREE ROOM heated apartment, Section* References. McKinney 818,600—6 ROOM Cape, 1)6 baths, Older Home. 87,900 CIO, urged last night that federal Davis, 28 Fox Hill Dr-; Ricky I^- FALLOUT SHELTERS—Additions, PLEASANT womM to live in with ELECTRICIAN journeyman want- fireplace, storms, cellar, trees, architects’ and engineers' fees and 1954 S’TUDEBAKER' pickup truck. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 474 Main St., second floor 880 MI Brothers, Inc. MI 8-6060, XD th# Handy Trio! Bolton—Excellent 4 room ranch, aid be withheld from all airports brick, Pinney St.. Ellington; Wen expenses - incident thereto. remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, local good ed, experienced in residential, 9-5229, 9-6, near bus, assumes 4)6% , 897.M- dell Turner, 88 Windsor Ave.; Best offer. Needs transmission. Boats and Acceaaories 46 TV SET AND COMB. RANGE ______9-3931. large garage, near Route 6 and that do not provide ambulance 3. To authorize a referendum recreation rooms. Roofing, con home. Write Box DD, Herald, commercial and industrial work, monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, XIL 44A, 818,000. service. Leon Bassett, Egypt Rd., Elling Call MI S-4362 after 8 p.m. crete work. Call Leon Oeszynsky, state name and references in let- call TR 6-6906 in Rockville Free storage until wanted. Free THREE BEDROOM apartmwit In 96132. vote upon Item 2 by the electors Vernon—New 5 room ranch, good lAM I»d g e 1894 made the re ton; Mrs. Shirley Davidson, Tal- MI 9-4291. ter. ______IWED CROSBY fibreglas cruiser,delivery. FYee set up by our own Hartford off Wethersfield Avwiue. and citizens qualified to vote in 1957 CHEVROLET, 4-door hardtop, fully equipped, plus 1962 Evlnrude reliable men location, close to Route 83 and quest in telegrams to President cottvllle. town meetings: such vote to be Call MI 3-9293 after 6. Discharged Friday: Ricky -La- V-8, standard shift, excellent con- j’TRANSCRIPTIONIST. mainly on EXPERIENCED all around motor, 76 h.p. pushbutton, ap-1 INVITATION 2 8 3 5 4 ^ Parkway. Kennedy; Sens. Jacob K. Javits upon voting machines at the Com diUon, 8850. MI 9-7764. , distaphone correspondence. Small chinist. Call MI 3-2781, 8-4:30 p.m. proxlmately 7 hours running time,' gami^? AUiert mM CT ?-0858 DELMONT ST. section—5 rooms, and Kenneth B. Keating, New’ brick, Pinney St., Ellington; Diane munity Hall on Monday, December plus Gator tandem trailer (A Aiuert. Htfd. CH 7-0358 Buying or telling, call Florists— Nurseries 15: pleasant office and congenial as first floor, large yard,-''' garage, TO BID MANCHESTER York Republicans; Rep. Abraham Werner, 2 Eva Circle.' Vernon: 17. 1962. lietween the hours of 6:00 sociates. Permanent position. 5- EXPERIENCED mam in lumber real buy.) See it at McBride’s ^ See It Day or Night Multer, N.-N.Y., and New' York Mrs. Helen Konicki, 63 Grand 1957 PLYMOUTH 2-door hardtop. COME SELECT five. minutes to bus, schools, Sealed bids will be received al CHAMBERS REALTY A.M. and 7:00 P.M., or at .such your Christmas day 40-hour wteek, many advant and millwork to assist in office Sport Spot, 639 Center St MI It you have no means of transpor Brick Georgian Colonial Mayor Robert F. Wagner. Ave.; Mrs. Jenney Pikul, 34 Flor other time or place as ma.v be de Call MI 9-1176 between 4-6 p.m. trees now—live trees. 2105 Man-. ages. Noble ft Westbrook Mfg. 9-874T tsition, I’ll send my auto for you. stores, 8120 per ; the Qffice of the General Manager, xa 8-2825 pr Xa 36930 ence St.; Stella Roavazino, 13 Lin work with wholesale millwork “ ‘•c'Pted. XO 8-0094 41 Center Street, Manchester, Con- 'The telegrams repeated a threat termined; to receive the report of Chester Road, Glastonbury, just Co., 20 Westbrook St., East Hart company. Salary open. Ple«»e' No obligation A distinguished residence tor made by the Lodge Saturday night den PI.; Bernard Hutchins, 93 1955 STUDEBAKBR station wagoilf out- _ _lnectlcut, until December 11, 1962 the executive or professional MANCHESTER —8 room custom said referendum vote at the Com over Manchester town line. MI ford, opposite Martin Park. Tel. submit-resume in reply to Box , . i in a message to Gov. Nelson A. South St; Francis Perry, Baxter munity Hall on December 17, 1962 V-8, standard transmission. ’Tel. 3-6096. I boArd motors, just a few left. 3 ^ man. Large center entrance re built Colonial, q>acious living' *" * kelson A. MI 9-2271. 289-2717. CC, Herald. All replies confiden A—L*-B—E—R—T—S PLEASANT 5” r o OM. second floor, at AM. fort Water Meters, St.', Tolland; Mrs. Judith Wrobel at 7:80 P.M., to-which time .and h.p. at real savings for that apartment available December 20. forms and specifications are ception hall,' 8 pooms, 2)6 baths, room with paneled fireplace wall i ? lodge, which has tial. Our personnel have been ad 43-46 ALLYN STREET bright and friendly dining room, crew workers in iU and daughter. Garnet Ridge Dr.; place the meeting will adjourn,. or 1955 CHEVROLET 2-10, 2-d«»r, 2- vised of this advertisement. Christmas gift. McBride’s Sport Call XO 3-7795. available at the Controller’s Office, recreation room with fireplace, Mrs. Nancy Bertsche, and daugh Solve your '‘extra” room he«t- Spot. 639 Center St., XO 9-874T: OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 dream kitchen with cherry Pro- Uiowbershlp, said it ia contemplai- to such, other time or place ap may tone tan, radio and beater, 8 cyl Roofing— Siding 16 ._1. _____. 66 Center Street, Manchester, Con- 3-<^r attached garage, . vacant, ter, Coventry; John Flannery, Tol iqg problem NOW with a EXPERIENCED' painters wanted. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, hot necticut. immediate occupancy. vinclal cabinets and alj electrical' asking the lAM for permission be determined and to take such ac inder, standard sldft, clean, 8275 MAGIC CHEF 86” gas stove, conveniences. Family room, 2)61 ^ strike with other Idlewild un- land Ave.; James Gal, 72 Village tion thereon as may be deemed Suburban Novent Gas Heater. firm MI 8-0442. A. A. DION, m e . Roof!fing, siding, TYPIST Call between '6-7 p.m. 688-7765'o r water, refrigerator, stove, wash TOWN OF MANCHESTER, S t painting. Carpentry, AUeratlona apply In person, 44 Baybei^r Rd., gOod condition, asking 835. Call er, dryer furnished No pets. 8126. CONNECTICUT batha, 4 roomy bedrooms, extra | tons until ambulance service is necessary. BETTER BUYS AT XU 9-2645. Birth Friday: A daughter to Mr. 4. Subject to the apptov'al of It's ideal for your guest room, and additions. CeUlngs. Workman Glaatonbury. XO 3-7704. RICHARD XtARTIN, fireplace in basement, 2 porches,' provided full-time at the airport. NORTH COVENTRY 2-car garage, park-|ike setting * "Delays in excess of one hour and Mrs. William Hargraves, El ■Item 2 by said referendum vote, to 'Playroom, closed-in breezeway, FORD 1954, running condition 855. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn .St. Full-time permanent position NATIONAU GENERAL MANAGER lington. : Call 633-4882. Ml 3-4860. LEATHB3RETTE settee, 816, Iron* COXfPLETELY • redecorated apart- Warren B. Howland, Realtor, XII haro been incurred by ambulances authorize attk;'room, cabin, office, gft available for qualified typist Graciols Country Living .. ' Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Fran Ca) the' Selectmen to deter Ing board, 88. Kltcljen table, Uke! ment, 3 rooms and bath, in mod- trying to roach Idlewild from r a g v workshop . . ^ ideal for with o r without experience for new, XO 3-0216. ces LeBlond, Crystal Lake Rd.,- mine Uie details of an Issue of' BIDWELL HOME Improvement White CeUing TU* 09%c sq ft. ern ranch home. HeAt and hot Early American Cape, Circa 1778, nearby hcfspitals,” last night's Company—all types of siding and claims transcription work, Exotic Wall water. Private entrance, . large wires said. Tolland: Mrs. Cora Duprey, Pinney Imnds in an amount not exceed any room. Ante Drivinc School 7-A high school education, good Paneling 6 rooms, 2-car g S ^ e . Unique roofing. Aluminum clapboards a from 18c sq. ft. SINGER SEWING machine, 1963 closets. MI 8-6306. A spokesman for the lodge em St., Ellington. ing $750,000 to defray the,, knowledge of grammar and ASSISTANT SEPTIC TANKS kitchen wrilh built-in stove and Legal Notice Discharged Saturday: S a 1 v a- .The Suburban Novent needs nq PREPAHK FOR .driver's teat. specluty. Unexcelled workman- from 84.16 per iêet model, zigzag, 8186. Sacrifice 890. phasized that the unioq was not aforesaid appropriation; to'' spelling required, some knowl XO 8-9404. EAST HARTFORD—Now renting. AND oven. Beautifully restored for trice. Velenti, Baxter St., Tolland; Ages 16 to ao. Driving and eiaas alUp. MI 9-6496. Wood combination doors __ _ OBDEE OF HEAJUNG blaming any lack of ambulances provide for keeping a record of; flue or chimney and is easily edge of medical terms helpful. room, one bedroom, efficiency modern, . comfortable living. Mrs. Carol Peters and son. Elling room. Three instructors. No wait FVom 816.95 ea. Ideal, country setting and loca- STATE o r CONNEtam-T. Probate tor deaths in Friday night’s crash. such Issue; to determine or to installed in outside wall or ALL TYPES of roofs repaired or apartments with refrigerator, Court. Town 6t Andover. District of ton; Richard Labrie, Hurlburt Rd„ authorize the Selectmen to de ing. Manchester Driving Acade MANAGER Knotty Pine Paneling PLUCGED SEWERS Andover, November 2*. 1982. window. my. PI 3-7249. ■» replaced, specializing in Bonded Opening also available for ex from 6I4C lin. ft. range, heat and hot water, dis Tolland; Mrs. Beatrice Campbell, termine the rate of interest, bmlt-up and shingle roofing. V Musical Instnuaents $S Estate .of Aniela Kurys, late of Bol- perienced switchboard opera -A Disappearing Stairways 822.95 ea. posal, indi'vidual thermostats, MaehiRe Gltaied loir in said' District, deceased. Hunter Rd., Tolland. form and particulara of such LARSON’S—ConneeUeut’e first U- Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches I basement storage, parking. Present, Hon. Charles H. Nicholson. Birth Saturday,: A soq to Mr. bonds, the manner in whirti The exclusive Suburban Novent tor, ability ' to type and high 2x4” Studding, 7’6” 43c ea. SPINET PIANO, no dealers, wlU | ELLINGTON Juê. censed driving school trained— ter, MI 8-7707. porches, and laundry _j>facUltleB. ^ SepUe-Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer Public Records and Mrs. Robert Putnam, Par such bonds shall be sign automatic, floor to calling school education iûired, five For national bowling chain. 2x3” Studding, 7’ 40c ea. sacrifice for cash. Write Box A, Me ^ ' - — — . Lines InstBned--OeIlar Wnter- The executor having exhibited his Certified and approved Is now of day week, excellent benefits Cedar Closet Lining' 21c sq. ft. ôdel open daily. 50 Church St., "IVenty Mile View ndmlnlstrntion aCcoiint with said estate tridge Lane, Tolland. ed. issued and sold, the at- forced air systdm maintains fering classroom and behind Must be promotional minded, Herald. proeftng Done. to this Court for allowance it is and pleuant working condi Prehung doors from 815 ea. East Hartford. Rentals 81J5-8130 - Warrantee Deeds Admitted Sunday: James Lak- torneys-at-Iaw to render an even, temperature throughout wheel instruction for teen-agers. Roofing and Chlmoeya 16-A supervise personnri, neat and monthly. Damato ft Yules, Inc., Custom built 1958. 6 large rooms, ORDEBED: That the iOth dav of tions. Call Mrs. Peterswi, MI Windows from 810 ea> December. A.D. 1982. at nine o'clock A. Winthrop Ballard and so. Sunrise View Heights; James ' opinion approving the legality MI 9-607S. aggressive. Give resume and AOCXIRDIONS, guitars, amplifiers, buUders and owners. Phone 3 tile baths, 2-car garage with SAVES YOU UP TO 3 0 % , ROOFTNG—Specializing repairing 3-1161 for appointment. organs. Save up to 40%. New' McK in n e y b r o s . n the forenoon at the Probate Office Gertrude M. Ballard, to Frank S. Popidk. $0 Fox Hill Dr.; Joseph of the .same smd to appoint a roofs of all kinds, new roofs gut state salary expected. Write CASH 'N CARRY large breezeway. Deluxe kitchen in Andmer be, and the same is as Moriarty and Marion C. Moriarty, Bachiochi. Kingsbury Ave.; Er bank or trust company as cer IN FUEL COSTS MORTLOCK’S Driving School. We NOBODY BUT NOBODY store speciaU—free amplifier and ' 8361 with all bullt-ins. Vacant. 823,000. signed for a^beaîng on the allowance have the only office tuid class ter work, efaimneya cleaned re Box G, Herald. case with guitar special. Ron- Stwqrog* Disposal Co. of, said administration account with property at 31 Gardner St. nest Reudgen. 63 East St.; George tifying and paying agent. , UNDERSiSLLS NATIONAL FIVE ROOM duplex ranch, Orford .12H-36V1 (b)the Public Building Com AVAILABLE IN THREE SIZES room in town. For complete In paired Aluminum siding. >0 dinone Music Center. 1165 Main, 1.30-IS2 Pearl 8 8 .- 8 0 S-SS08 For further details or an appoint said estate and this Court directs that Attarhment Caldwell. Tolland; Sandra Whee- LIBER'TY MUTUAL Village 895. Available immediate notici* ox tw time And place aesiêd lock, 56 Grand Ave. mission to expend the afore 20.000 BTU • 35,000 BTU formation see teleône "yellow yeenerrs’ experience. E’ree estimates. East Hartford. 289-2069. ly. CaU xn^7287 after 6 . This handsome two piecer is for ment to see the above pro^rties, for said hearing be given to all persons Carolyn Surowlec and Waiter J. Call' Hawley. MI 941861. MI S4)7B3. Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Mar- said appropriation, to approve 45,000 BTU p n a 10.” Office 443 Main St., INSURANCE CO. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. you! Softly tailored and so becom call Mrs. Shorts, MI 3-8886. known to be interested therein 'bv pub- Surowlec, against John A. Dyber, S o 9-7898. ing, it can be worn with or with Pep-up the' kitchen with this UfliiinK a copy of thiii order in * sosome m e , Marjorie Dyber and John W. D y- and confirm appointments FURNITURE warehouseman, ex-i *«1 STATe STREET newflMper having a circulation In heretofore made of the mem CkctCA ofbuJrtîn w out a belt. "handy” trio of pets made from said DlMdct. by poatlnr a copy of" this ■ "bar, property at 24 Frederick Rd., E-Z LERN Rudio-TV Repair Serviecs 18 perienced only, good pay. See Mr. | NORTH HAVEN, CX)NN. No. 8361 with Patt-O-Rama is workbasket scraps! Perfect for order on ^ e public signpost in the 87,500. bers of said Commission; to Pettenglil, Norman’s, 192 Forest 1 CHestnut 8-2147 Read Herald Advs. 63 E, Center St in aizes 12^, 14ti. lB>i, 18H, gift-giving at Christmas! Town of Bolton where deceased fast Diatributlon of Estate CASH 'n CARRY authorize finy other actimi CONNIES TV and Radio Service, St,, Manchester. IT'S ONLY MONEY J. WATSON BEACH dwelt, and by sending a copy, certified DRIVING SCHOOL. INC. 30)6, 22)6. 24)6 , 26)6. Bust 33 to Pattern No. 2S36-H has hot-iron mall, postage prepaid, to: The Estate of Walter F. Balch SPECIAL which may be considered nec available all bums. Satisfaction / Bill It’s YOUR money and we’d ft CO. essary Or desirable to enable guaranteed. Call Ml 9-l%16. 47. Size 14 >6, 35 buat, % sleeve, transfer for 3 designs; color chart; Hichaal v. Kurys, French Road. and Mary A. Balch, to dharlee Automatic and Standard shift. Bolton. Connecticut. O’Dowfd, property on Washington the town to construct said sec Salesmen Wantwt 36-A Fuel find Peed 49-A MACHINE OPERATORS like to help you get 'nil yon can 3)6 yards 35-lnch. , full directions. . 21 Central Row, Hartford 522-2115 Andrew F. Kurj’s, Ftench Road. Boi^' 10% OFF ALL Pay as yoa go, take only the in the REAL ESTATE BIAR- To order, send 35c in coins to: I To order,.send 35c in coins to; ton. Connecticut. St. AQUARIUM SETUPS ondar.v school, to issue tmnds number et lessons required. ' " '' Moving— ^TTneidng— WANTED—Route salesman. Salary Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening Joseph J. Kurys. French Road. Bol Cei;tifirate of Trade Name - to defray the appropriation RN OR LPN 11-7. MI 9-4619. and commisaion plus hospitaliza FuN er Part-Time KET. So.. . ton.- Connecticut. WOOD FOR SALE. CaU PI 2 8059. ning Herald, 1160 AVE OF AMER Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERI Anthony Rottino, Robert Saun ASK ABOUT OUR ' therefor ahd to authorize the OLDER AND NERVOUS STU Storage 20 tion insurance and pension plan. If you are bujing or selling ^Casim lr Kurys. French Road. Boiton, temporary borrowing of mone.v DENTS OUR SPECIALTY or PI 2-6665. Above A-verage Pay Seale ICAS, NEW YORK 36, N. Y. CAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. CUSTOM BUILT t room Ranch, Connecticut, ders, and Edward. Roberts, Sound LAYAWAY PLAN ^ MANCHESTEJR Moving and 'TOiek- REGISTERED NURSE Or LPN full Good opportunity for right man. For first class mailing add 10c For first-class mailing, add lOc Agnes K. Uurphy, French Road. Bol- Systems, 22 Birch St. in anticipation of the receipt For Interview contact Mr. J. REAL ESTATE laiga Uvlag racin with Ozeplace, Ion. Connecticut. CAIX FOR FREE BOOKLET uig Company. Liocai and long dis or part-time.'Better than average Bridgeport Turret lAthe ior each pattern. Print Name, Ad- for each pattern. Print Name, formal tUiung room, family a m Marriage Uoense of the proceeds of such Issue. Byrne at J. A. Bergren’s Dairy, Garden^Parm— Dairy CALL TODAY Catherine K. Lelner. I>Vench Road, MANCHESTER PETERMAN’S tance moving, packing ■ and stor pay. Good working conditions. Va- Prodnets 50 ' and Drill Preee { dreae srith Zone, Style No. and Addrean with Zone and Pattern kitchen 2 bedroCma, IH bathe, Bolton. Connecticut. Richard A lfr ^ Louis, Columbia, Dated at. Bolton. . Connecticut, age. Regular service througîput . cation and other benefits. Living 1100 Burnside Ave., East Hart Number. recreatloB reem with fireplace, ■Theresa K. Clacon. French Road. Bol and Claire Ann Lynchr, Coventry. PET CENTER tills 1st day o f December 1962. Pliunhinpr atnd Heatin#. MlS-8552 ford. Size. ton Connecticut. New England states and Florida. quarters available. Contact Mr. The Fall and Winter '62 Issue of Send 50c for the Big-Size Album encloeixl breeseway, atUedM ga Building , Pennita 995 MAIN ST.— MI 9-4278 Charles A. Robbins, APPLES—O^vensteiB. Maebtooh, CONTROMATICS s q u i r e Mar>’ K. Gozdz, Cedar Swamh Road, Michael L. Pesce, 244 MAIN ST. ' MI 84US6S. Urquhart or Mrs. Bourret at TR Cortlandi. Qreenlnga. Bunee Basic Fashion, our exci|ting pat- filled with loyely designs, a needle rage, landeceped yard 91x194. N; Coventry. Connecticut, To G. A. Meyer, for construc all at least ten days berora tha 'data sat Open Thurt.-Fri. to Bernard J, Sieridiui, Garag«*-SerTleci-^toragc 10 6-2077 or Tit 1W766 for an appoint Sitaationa Wanted^ Farm, 639 W. Center St. MI CORP. tern poa^zine is just liOc. Send work stitch Motion end free pat- Marian ■. Rebertoca. Raattor, XO tion o f a dwelling aft 340 L«Jm Bt, Tri. MI S-240S ■ ibiB Ausrm a . c h a m b e r s c o . fbr said hearing. Board of. Seleetmsn ment. Female 38 999 Weet Mate St. B e tii^ .^totey for gmur eopy. ! terne.' ftSME CKHARt.EIS a m caO lM O H , JNidca, •12,00a OAILAOE FOR rent for car or Moving, packtng, storage, local LINDSAY ... storage, 148 Cooper m il St.', Man- and loiu dlBtance. Agents tor YOUNG LADY, age 16. reliable, TR 5-3317 •hsstw, 87. Call Glaatonbury i-yem V ^ Lines, Inc,, world-wide NURSES AIDE, U-7 shift Laurel M l 3-1111 ^ experienced, would Uke babysit- PULL owB TeUoir Oiobe M l 9-773S V moveia.'Free eedmatee. MI 9 «m . Manor, MI 9-4619. , ^hg after school. Call MI t u n ^ 91 SoiImL 9U ta a n y . §L ★ A A A A A „ ' t. \ .

■ I,.,' * PAOS SIXTEEN jjantljfggtgr/IEogttittg ijgriaHt MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1961 Avnrage Daily Net Preaa Run F w tlM W eek Ended The Weather The annued Christmaa sale, spon of Maglianese Society The Women’s Honje to Mt thflr money back from the i of D, S. Weather ' About Town sored by the Home League of TTie at the W. P. Quieh Fu Salvation Army, will msbt tomor Beauty Salon Anderson agency. TIO W 2 BAIm? Deeenriier ij 1962 Salvation Army, will be from 11 me, 225 Main St., at 7:30 row at 2 p.m. atyJôr Hall. The owner of the wency, David A T A LL TIMES AT Ohmdjy wHh eome tog and not a.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday. Lunch Nancy Evelyn Johnson, daughter to pay last respects to Hostesses will be y t n . Ellen Ted- D. Anderson, could iiot be reach RUSSELL'S 13,852 ■o cool tonight Willi n chanee of oe. eon will be served conOnubusly, 'alentlno Bellucci, a past mem ford and Mrs. Jeiplna Dugan. ed by The ^Herald, rtther in Hart caBlonal rain. Low in the tta. of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. John- Tries to End Mendier of flie Audit ber. ■ff*' ford, where the agen^ had a tem BARBER SHOP Wedneadny elom|y with ocooaionnf aon, 307 Spring St., is one o f about The executive boaird o f the A Barcan of Otronlatioa 400 Keuka College, New York, stu The Friendship Club, St. John’s porary office, or in Pennsylvania. Cor. Oak and Spruce Sta. rain and aomewhst cooler. diocesan Council of The Holy^fimo- dents participating in a work and Manchester Rotarians will meet Polish CaUiWc Church, will meet A spokesman for the agency said Plenty Of Free Parking Maaehe$ter-Â Cky of VUIage Charm' cents Guild will meet for iU t annual Care Contract study project off campus during at 6:30 p.m, tomorrow at the new tonight at 7 In the church hall. that .it w u up to the bmuty salon ^ dinner meeting at 7 pjn/Saturday Howell Cheney Technical School the college’s yearly fall Field Pe There j n i l be a Christmas party to mioke good the ticketa at the Waverly Innj^)Che^r«' for a buffet supper and a talk aftm /ue meeting. The Sodality of A court decision may be needed TOL. LXXXU, NO. 55 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) riod. Mrs. Horan has referred the MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 (CtanHIed AdvertMng en Fng^ 19) PRICE FIVE CENTS about the new school. thp^Blessed Sacrament will have to resolve a disp'Ute between a trouble to Atty. Harold W. Gar- Kehler Circle, Women’s Society The Past M is t r ^ Club, Daugh meeting and Christmas party Manchester beauty salon and a rlty. ters of L i b e r ^ No. 125, will have The Perennial Planters Gardi tomorrow at 7 p.m. in'the church of Christian Service, South Method Pennsylvania advertising agency Mrs, Horan said that a meet its annual/Christmas party at Club will meet at 8 a.m. tomorri hall. ing Sunday, Nov. 18, o f the Con GASH SAVINGS ist Church, will meet at 7:46 p.m. over whether the aalon has to make tomorrow at the home of Mrs. WilUe’s êak House at 6:30 to at the home of Mrs. Theodbre necticut Society of Ehdrdressers, State News Philip Lees. 52 Crestwood Dr. night. Chambers. 41 White St/M rs. ’The Alpina Society will have its good some 200 tickets for hair care she had been rebuked for enter n > i o Hostesses will be Mrs. John Beggs, Howard E. Gilbert of New^rltain Christmas party Wednesday at that the advertising agency sold ing such a contract, which is Mrs. Normand Andrews and Mrs. r. and Mrs. Charles M. Dunlap wUl demonstrate decorations that 6:30 p.m. at the Italian American for $5.86 apiece. against the principles of the guild, Liola Hutchinson. rived in Manchester yesterday may be used at Christpfastlme. Club. The salon is Harriett’s Beauty hut that the society had promised Roundup from Ireland. Mrs. Dunlap la the Salon, 129 Center S t, nm by Mrs. to stand behind her, in the event Deep-Sea Test Fails; The Manchester Civic Orcl^tra former Miss Florence Turkington, Mlzpah-Spencer/ Circle, South Mountain Laurel Chapter, Sweet Harriett Horan. that suit is brought. will rehearse tonight at 8 pcm. on daughter of John Turkington, 14 MeUuîst Church, will meet at Adelines, Inc., will have a supper The agency is the David D. An Another beauty salon, Teri’s, the stage at Manchester High Courtland St. ’The couple will live 1 p.m. tomorreiw at Susannah Wes Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Imh derson Agency of Upper Darby, took part- in a similar promotion. 3 Lupton Urges GOP School. This will be the final re with Mrs. Dimlap’s father. ley Hall. THe Rev. Ray C. Hollis American Home, 68 -Grove St., Pa. ‘ It’s owner, Perlena Routhler, said hearsal before a choto Mrs. Horan said she signed a she agreed to serve 160 customers To Unite Elements at 8:15 p.m. at B^Hey Auditorium, The executive board-of the Guild mlndett/to bring gifts for Green hearsal at 8. The supper and re contract with the agency, around and has already given free treat FUEL OIL Manchester High^hooL of Our Lady, St. Bartholomew’s Convalescent Home and hearsal is open to all women in Engaged Nov. 6, promistog to give a year’s ments to more than 65 customers. Church, will meet tomorrow at 8 mêy for Methodist Center, terested In joining or visiting the hair care to 260 new customers, tf She said she was satisfied with the HARTFORD (AP) — John p.m. at the .school meeting room. group. Reservations may be made Tlie engagement of Miss Nancy the agency could secure them. Man Robert E/Cralg, the son of Mr. Evidence, R. I. arrangement. Lupton, the defeat^ candi Lost Tuck Davis of Manchester to and Mrs^John A. Craig, 160 Pros with Mrs. Truman CrandalL 68 The agency conducted a cam date for congressman-at- ’The Willing Workers, Soul White SL Alan Roy Limner of. Coral Gables, paign, promising that each woman COOPERATIVE pect SC, has been assigned as a Three area residents have been Fla., has been announced by her large, urged today that the squtkdron commander with the Methodist Church, will mefet elected freshmen representatives who p ^ d $5.95 could get four Y . Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Susaimah parents, Dr. and Mrs. Eugene M. (.in, l ().M1’ .\NY nk of cadet captain at the Air to the Student-Fôulty Association shampoos and sets and four emdi- conservative and liberal ele Wesley Hall. There wlll/be a' DaVis, 348 Porter St.' corce ROTC unit at Boston Uni of the University oCHartford. Rep tioning treatments, or eight sham Sherwin-Williams ■il.; llU n .X U ' . I K I . I T ments in the Republican party Christmas party and. exchange of Her fiance is the son of Mr. and versity. resentative to Hartford^rt School $30,000 Loss poos and sets, over a year's time. join in a single purpose as a Englishmen gdfts. Hostesses will be/Mrs. Eldith Mrs. Eugene X^mner, Coral All of the mbney went to the Palais ri.i,. MI :;.i; : , j ’Turkington and Mrs/Gerard Le- is Donna J. LaCrolx, 2oNQverland Gables. agency. step toward GOP victory in St.; to Hartt College of Mvwic is croix. Miss Davis . .is a graduate of Mrs. Horan said she agreed to 1964. Susan Scribher,, Rockville; tiKj:he Seen in Fire W. H. ENGLAND Cushing Academy, Ashburnham, the arrangement because of the “W e Republicans in Connecti T rie d O u t Robert Topl^ son of Mr. and School of Business la James Mass., .ind is a senior at Whee- advertising value of introducing LUMSER CO . cut,” Lupton said in a prepared Byer, South Windsor. lock College, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Harold /L Topliff, 54 Union At Log Cabin new. customers to her service. a Open AB Day SMorday a talk, “showed a willingness to seek Mr. Dynner was graduated a philosophical common ground at Pi., is undeôing nine weeks of However,, she Said, the response ‘•At the Green” — Bli 9-6201 THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL basic recrdit training at the Naval The Army-Navy Club will spon magna cum laude from Dart was BO great from the start that our last convention.” Secret Gas 'Training' Center, Great Lakes. 111. sor a card party tonight at 8 at the Th'bvLiberty Hill Log Cabin in mouth College, Hanover, N.j H., in after the first day an advertise M K ^ and WOMEN’S “We must continue to make clubhouse. LebanoiiK owned by Clarence G. 1962 where he was elected w Phi ment ran in The Herald she asked progress in this direction in the •T ■ Beta Rappa. He is attending Yale Brown o f 316 Center St., Manches the agency to cease the promotion, WINTER COATS months and years ahead,” he told LONG BEACH, CaMf. z ; There will be V auction spon Law School, New Haven. the weekly Republican luncheon. (AP)—^Two frogrnaen, seekiag ter, was severely damaged by fire because the number of new cus sored by the Good Will Grangfe, A June 1963 wedding is plan tomers was more than she could DRY CLEANED “For, If we successfully merge the ned. COURSES IN IBM, a diving record, dropped 1,000 Glastonbury at 10:30 a.m. Satur last night Flrernm estimated to handle. comptometer and two major Republican party view day at the Grange Hall on Naubac [ TYPING AND PRESSED points on a sound middle ground, feet into the sea—and some LECLERC day that the loss wpuld reach at The agency insisted that she had thing went wrong. One man Ave., Glastonbury. Lunch will be least $30,000. signed a contract, and continued to we will have* the philosophicai FUNERAL HOME served. contact women, including her own imity necessary to become the was fatally stricken and an Discovered at 10:16 |hm., the M Asks $7,500 P L U S + customeirs and those of other Man party of the people once more.” other, coming to hi^ aid, van The Army-Navy CTub will have fire gutted the interior af. the chester beauty salons, she said. Lupton said this middle ground building, especially the maintain In Accident Suit SCHOOL OF ished in the depths. FUNERAL its Christmas party Wednesday at She told the agency she would can not be found in the middle of COIN OPERATED ing room, Catue of the blaze 4s Both Were Englishmen taking the clubhouse. Dinner will be serv not honor any of the cards. toe road or the ultra-right. WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN still unknown. ^ Carolyn Surowiec alleged to iB U S IN E S S l part Monday in an experiment to SERVICE ed at 6:30 p.m. When the women who bought 721 Main St., Hartford Republicans, he said, must “ pro 16-Lb. W ^h—^25c Lebanon Fire Chief William ave suffered Injuries to her head see if a secret mixture of gases W ALTER N. the cards began calling for their vide the voter with honest, obvi Brewster credited the mutual aid nobody in an automobile accident 525-9168 could enable man to survive deep 8-Lb. D^y Cle&iv—^2 LECLERC The Past President’s Club, first appointments, she told them DRY CLEANING ous alternatives to the collectiv in the sea. ' help of firemen from nine area on ^ ly 14 has instituted a civil OPEN 7 DATS Director American Leg;lon Auxiliary, will ism of the Democrats. . . .” Killed was Peter Small, 36, a towns with preventing the biUld- acUon\.agalnsi the driver of the BY WEIGHT The unsucce.ssful GOP candidate n MAPLE ST. meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the car, John A. Dyber, and his par reporter for the London Daily Tel Acry^ From First National Call Ml 9-5869 home of Mrs. Eugene Freeman, ing from being completely de 8 Lbs. MiniimuB said the November election fur egraph. He apparently died of the stroyed. Also contributing to the ents, who the vehicle. nished indications “that many vot Parking Lot______23 Main Street, Blanchester president, 628 W. Middle Tpke. \Miss Surwec, through her fa bendis. firemen’s ability to bring the fire ers are bceoming aware of the Missing is Christopher Whittak under control was the pond 800 ther, Walter J k Surowiec, 31 M c * shortcomings, the failures, and toe The Manchester Eknblem Club Cann Dr., is asking damages total MANCHESTER GARDEN CLUB 1.95 er, 22, a geology student at the will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at ft. from the structure, dug by the 26c For Each Additional Lb. real dangers of Democratic wel University of California at Los An log cabin’s original builder and ing $7,500 for injuries s u s t ^ e d farism.” the K o f. C Hmne. Officers will and for loss- of work resulting' geles. owner, Ben Dzindui Firemen were The social benefits brought by meet at 7:30. Members are remind from the accident. Here’* the Way It Works SmaU and Hannes KeUer, 28, OPEN ed to bring Christmas cards. able to lay two hose lines to the Expert Laondering’ tbe Democrats, Lupton said, are a Swiss mathematician and skin- Ordered attached is tiie prop Oeorge H. Miarlow, ebairman o f the United Fund’s biiainess divloion, deacribes tbe pledge cards being weighed more and more by pond. From for die $107,000 f i ^ drive to Mrs. G. Stillman Keith, a captain, and E. Theodore Bantiy Jr., a vice diver, went down off Santa Ciata- TUESDAY Thru FRIDAY erty of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dy- toe people “In terms of the nega lina Island in a diving beU. The Area companies assisting at the ber at 24 Frederick St. Wet Wash To obaiiman. ’Ibe cards were diatittouted to about 100 members o f the business (hvision lent idght at 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. a klclu^ dinner at Flano’s In Bolton. (Herald photo by Flnto). tives that have come with toese men wore frogman suits and air fire were from South Windham, The case, returnable at the ien- T m Deluxe Finish ohangee.” Franklin, Bozrah, Colchester, Lake tanks filled with a mixture of THURSDAY NIGHTS 7-9 RUG and uary seMlOn 6f.th4 Hartford Court Pick-Up and “If we Republicans will take the gases devised by Keller. Water Hayword, Hebron, Yantlc, Colum of Common Pleas, alleges that Dy- high groimd of opposition to the bia and Andover. Delivery Service was puUed into the beU to equal <— plus — toer lost control of Uie car while collectivism which now envelops ize pressure. turning right from W. Middle SATURDAY, DEC. 8— 10:30 AJH. to 4 P.M. United Fundus toe Democratic party—a collectiv SATURDAYS UPHOLSTERY Brown purchased the property iRS Relaxes TRules The bell dropped to 1,006 feet, earlier this year and had just fin ’Tpke. onto Eldison Rd. According S U ^ A Y , DEC. 9— 1 too P.M. to 4 P.M. ism which gives that party’s lead the men- opened the hatch and to the charges, the vehicle hit a ers not enough to hate in Commu 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. ished remodeling the upper level NEW SYSTEM Sklndlver Peter SmaU, 36, is removed from diving bell Atlantis after ill-fated attempt submerge dropped oht two flags—Swiss and of the building for use by organ utility pole at the 'southwest cor House Canvass nism and not enough to love in ,to 440SPITAL AUXILIARY DURING DECEMBER CLEANING > DEULA ROBIA WREATHS toe bell 1,000 feet below the surface of Catalina Island. Small was pronounced dead after being American. Plans had called for izations and for group occasions. ner of the intersection. freedom for toe individual— if we taken on hoepiital ship. Ait right is Florion Nlggll, partner of Hannee Kriler. Keller survived them to owim around at the tre Papers filed with the town X • TRIMMED GREEN WREATHS LAUNDRY do this then I believe the Amer 466 Main St~ Manchester TEL. Ml 9-1752 He had also added a c o c k t a i l On Expense Reports dive. (A P Pbotofax). mendous depth. THRIFT SMOP lounge. A large number of Christ clerk’s office list Mias Surowiec’.s ' \ a GONE SWAGS AND PLAQUES 44 HARRISON ST. Set Tomorrow ican people will be ready to turn a CORSAGES a DECORATED MATS a CONE TRX3SS Then something happened. or mas parties had been booked this complaints as injuries to head, / MI 9-7768 over to us the respemsihiity for A television camera, lowered neck, body and limbs; strains and a D o -r r y o u r s e x j f ' m a t e r i a l s month by the restaurant, it was ' Branch Store; More than 200 persons in the WASHINGTON (AP) — The?>to leadership.” from the vessel which dropped the Ml 3-5747 sfpradns; and mental anguish, with one of the most controversial learned today. Ublted Sînd’s residential division Internal Revenue Ser^ce today bell, showed them coUapsed on some of the injuries probably hav Whlton Hall—North Main St.—Manrtieater, Conn. 601 HARTFORD RD. features of the proposed rules— 3 Soviet Jets The building, considered a land wUl begin canvassing town homes announced it has started easing a requirement that businessmen Yale Raps Security Aide Reds R ef use Share the platform inside the bell, X ing permanent effects. mark by many in the area, was tosnoiiow, Mrs. Everett Keith, proposed regulations, shai^ply crit save receipts for all travel-enter- NEW HAVEN (AP)—The FBI- was brought iq>, slowly. Garner's built in 1933 by Dziadul. It was der rtudnnan of the division, said to icized by business, which are taiiunent-glft outlays of $10 or traliwd chief of the Yale campus Leaving Cuba Whittaker went down to ht/tp, 8 GRISWOLD ST. stroyed In the 1938 hurricane but day. • aimed at ending “ expense account more. police force has had his knuckles .but vanished oo his way hack 0|> was rebuUt by Dziadul, who oper n » said the oanvayis pattern living.’’ IRS hM been receiving about rapped by toe university for sver- to the surface. OPEN NITES We Give ij-'tC Green Slani[>« ed acoonUng to the town’s five ated the business for 27 years. -Mmrtimer M. Caplin, IRS com 400 letters a day from business zeaious Investigating.______In UN Force Costs By Freighter 9 s body is rtiU being sought. voting dUrtrioto...... ' missioner, made the announce men, most of them criticizing the John W. Powell, who has been ' KeUer—who claims the wcrttPi - -il divliig record o t 729 fMt—appor- For Christmas Shopping^ Five vice obairaiai will direct ment In a statement opening two rules proposals issued Nqy- 6. In the target o f Yade Dally News ar WASHINGTON (AP) — The eaptains of each dlstrlot and a days of public hearings on rules addition, some GQ businessmen, la'^ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (APl^quesUon of what was the right or ticles for several weeks, was told first three of the jet bombers So sixth, John Yavia, la organizing implementing the 1962 tax law. In bor leaders and nêmbers of Con yesterday he cab no longer keep —The Soviet Union has told the wrong method of providing the (OoBtiBoed ea PacacrTen) tbe canvass of apeutment houses, general the regulations call for gress lin ^ up to testify at the files on “subversive activities’’' of United Nations once more it has money. viet Premier Khrushchev pro REMODEL WITH ROSSETTO soM M m Keith. more detailed record keeping to public hearings. • Yale students and faculty mem no intention of sharing the. huge “ What we now do ihust be guid mised to have out of Cuba by BaMirooms remodcded, rec rooms, Idtohen cabinets Formloa tops, The United Fund today entered support tax deductions for busi Caplin /said final re^gulations bers. cost of U.N. forces in the Congo ed by only one consideration— Dec. 20 are being carried away New Timesavei; for Businessmen the second day of its 10-day drive and the Middle East despite warn hurturing this institution,” he 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. onffnisl^ rooms eomptoted. etc. ness travel, . entertainment and will be issued in abom three “It is imderstood toat you are from the Island by a Soviet ship, EXCEPT SATURDAY to raise $107,000 to bene^t nine gifts. weeks, before the new law be not authorized to engage In the In ings that refusal could bankrupt said. the Defense Department reports. participating agencies. Caplin said that on the basis of comes effective Jan. 1. , vestigation of student or faculty the United Nations. “ We don’t believe it is the in It said Monday that U.S. patrol Bulletins Last night, abimt 100 members protest letters ' received so far, “ We intend to be reasonable in political activities or views,’’ said Soviet delegate Pavel M. Tcher- tent of any member to hsuikrupt planes photographed Saturday CoUed from AP WirM ROSSETTO o f the businesa (Bidslan, headed by “we have already made positive our approach,” he said, “and do the memorandum from university nyshev told the il(>-natlon budg- the United Nations. Whatever our three fuselages of the Ilyushin 28s We Apologize! AUTOMATIC OIALINGI George H. Marlow, received pledge decisions to liberalize the regula not want to Interfere In legitimate p'royost Kingman Brewster Jr. e ta ^ committee Monday that the differences, we share a deep- on the deck of the Soviet freighter CONSTRUCTION COMPANY cards to begin their part of the tions in several specific areas.’’ business deductions. Nor do we Soviet Union rejects responsibility rooted determination to keep life Okhotsk as it steamed off C!u- •Thile memo also made It clear PLEADS FOR UN drive. And he said the tax collecting for the two peace-keeping opera- in the United Nations.” ba’s northern coast. To those people to whom we were un that the 46-year-old “security di UNITES) NA’nONS, N. 58 DELMONT ST.—MI 9-0308 ’The agencies and their goals agency is giving “serious study” u.se they were approved Klutznlck warned that to reject “ IL28 aircraft that have been T. (Oontlnned on Page Ten) rector" may not answer outside (AP)—Britain pleaded today tor able to demonstrate our stereos during are as follows: inquiries about “student or faculty by the ^General Assembly instead the court’s opinion “ would leave seen on the island of 'Cuba are BnJiders and General Contractors L .-le Security Council, where the us at best where we were a year tot General Assembly to take ao- our regular evening store hburs. Thank American Red Cross, $20,700; political activities or views.” in the process of being with tion to solve U.N. Hnanbial woea Residential and Industrial Construction . Soviets have a veto. ago. exposed to argument, debate drawn,” Assistant Secretary of you for coming in. Boy Scouts, $8,974; Child Guid Powell had bSen pictured by toe or face “ undignlfled cpIlapM .” ance Clinic o f ManefaesterK $12,- ûdent newspaper as an efficient “ This has been and cimtinues and confusion while the organiza Defense Arthur Sylvester told a to be the position ot the Soviet tion sinks deeper and deeper into news conference. Hie Soviet Union has said onoe \ To better serve you we are extending 667; Childi^’a Serviceif of Oon- policeman but one who insisted on more it has no intentioa of piw- GOP Secret Parley Union,” Tcherhyshev declared. the quicksand of financial disas He indicated that American re necUout, $6,903; Diocesan Bureau getting written reports of the ing Hb abare of coats foi- U H . our evening hours. The Russian rejection came srft- ter.” connaissance planes checked on o f Social Service, $4,602; G irl most trivial incidents, such as miosians Ih the Congo and Scouts, $8,629; Manchester Me playing phonographs too loud. er Secretary-General U Thant and The United Nations is about $130 the dismantling of the bombers We recommend mornings or afternoons, U.S. delegate Philip M. Klutznlck Middle Ehist. MeonwWe, Franee He Instituted a complex cros4- morial Hospital, $34,616; Manches both warned that the United Na Joined the Soviet Unkm in a new however, as they give better chances ter Public Health Nurses Associa flling system soon after his ap (Continued on Page Ten) I (Oontinued on Page Five) retueal to pay any part o f the for listening. Favored Goldwater tions is headed for financial dis Choicest Meats In Town! tion, $6,768; and YWCA, $4,257, pointment two and a h a lf y ears aster unless members abandon U.N, Congo operafion. Obwnapeople may direct their political considerations and find eontributions to any of the partic By ARTHUR ED80N ^timent was distinctly pro-Goldwa- (Oontlnned on Page Ten) a formula for raising the money. SAYS REBEXB CRUSHED ipating agendôr to the fund as WASHINGTON (AP)—Conserva ter and anti-Rockefeller. The committee began debate on ALGIERS (AP) — Premier -TUESDAY ONLY! a whole. tive Republicaiui have begun a Goldwater said Monday night in a U.S. resolution calling for ac U.S. Rejects ‘Black Box’ Ahmed Ben Bella announced to IMPORTED, DANISH, SLICED Besides Yavls, the residential di- determined drive to keep the 1964 Phoenix he didn't know a thing ceptance of the World Court’s day his government has smash presidential nomination from go about the meeting. opinion that costs of maintaining ed groups of insurgents threat Potterton’s (CoBtiniied on Page Ten) ing to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller He told a newsman: “I don’t News Tidbits the two forces come under "ex As Safe N-Test Monitor ening the tronble-beset Alger of New York. ’Their favorite is know who the g;roup was, ,>vhere penses of the organization” that ian state. In a major policy ad 130 CENTER ST. COR. OF CHURCH BOILED m. mmmr Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona. they met or What It’s all about. from the AP Wires the U.N. charter says shall be dress before tbe Parliament, Ben The Associated Press learned I did see or hear something atout shared by all members. GENEVA (AP) — The Unlted^would lie required before there Bella said bands wem'dkHnantled U. of Alabama Monday that between 30 and 60 it today, but I don’t know a thing. Thant' asserted that the United States rejected today the “ black could 1)e any reduction in the num and ringteaders arrested in the Republicans, from* all over the I still plain to nm for the Senate Another African nation, Tangan Nations’ financial plight “ tran box” system of unmanned robot ber of required on-site Inspections’. A lg ie rs, Oran, Mostagenm, t a ■V> — - country,^ met secretly in Chicago two years from now.” HAM \ ■ ; > jt « yika, bars Sen, Alien Elloider be scends > political controversy.” seismic stations as a foolproof And even then an appropriate Ttaret and Constanfine '.areas. LIMIT 2 LBS. PER CUSTOMER Blocks Negroes Sunday.' But he added he might not cause of his remarks that he had “ A financially bankrupt United metbod of policing a ban on un- number of on-site inspections Ben Bella did not name the ao- GET THAT JOB IN Possibly because it was an in “ since things change aind it’s too seen no part of Africa ready for Nations would be an ineffective deiground nuclear tests. would be required.” eused Insurgents nor give dO- formal meeting, it still wasn’t too early tq- be absolutely certadn.” self government ___ Secretary of United Nations,” he said, "If in U.S. Ambassador Arthur H, Dean asked Soviet Delegate tails of the government opera clear what they did. In Npw York, Rockefeller had tion. OPERATE TABULATOR, HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Fqr This Year Defense Robert S. McNamara deed .It could survive on such a Dean told the 17-nation disarma Semyon K. Tsarapkin to give a One report was that $250,000 no comment. orders Into effect today a sweeping basis.” ment conference that the Soviet precise statement of Moscow’s KEY PUNCH, COLLATOR 817 HIGHLAND S T H E E T -W o N E MI 8-4278 was pledged as a start on a Some of those who attended the TUSCALOOSA, Ala. fAP)—The reorganization designed to whip 77i9 secretarygeneral recalled Union’s own scientists recognized view on the value of the black RULES OUT N-RAN $3-milllon campaign ftmd. Chicago meeting also declined Army Reserve and National Guard SORTER. REPRODUCER. University of Alabama has closed that member states have agreed that the black boxes could not by boxes. GENEVA (AP)—The Soviet Another report was that this comment. forces Into better shape for sarvlee Union ruled out today' any pos the door on further enrollment for that the United Nations Is indi themselves provide the complete Tsarapkin revived the subject in INTERPRETER was only ap exploratory meeting, But Rep. John Asbbrook,, R- in cold war crisis. sible emergency nuclear test ban Its spring semester, apparently spensable. To .resolve its financial answer to enforcing a test ban. the nuclear negotiations Monday and that little definite was accom Ohlo, said: “ The read,purpose of Longshoremen probably will go crisis would “represent a vote of "Initial studies,” Dean said, by the end of this year. .After the blocking three Negfo applicants. when he declared the Soviet gov plished. One of the organizers the meeting warn an effort to con on strike Dec. 28 on East and Gulf confidence on Its future,” he said. “ lead us to believe that substan United States had rejected the COMPUTER The move means that racial in said “ I’ve attended dozens of solidate the Republican’ conserva ernment supports the black boxes / coasts, fact-finding board I'eports ’ Klutznlck said it was not a tial numbers of these stations concept and believes such a net Mack box system o f umnaniied tegration on the campus seems meetings like this, and nothing tive groups :around the country to to President Keimedy___T « i radio robot seismic stations as a fool Dear friends, put off at least through the pres ever came of them.” make sure we have a candidate work of unmanned detection sta ...PROGRAMMING station executives called to White tions can help, prevent test ban proof method to police uade^ ent school year. ^ It was leanied tr o m Mveraj of House to accept personal thanks of ground tests, Soviet drtegato RAPIDIAL Dr. Frank A. Rose, university those who werp there that the sen- violations. CARD DIALER ■(Continned on Page Two) President Keimedy for special U.S. The Soviet delegate left the im Semyon K. Tsarapkin told am s- " ' 1 The Card Dialer is a regular telephone and What a memory! Rapidial stores up to 290 tele Iêaldent, aimounced Monday that broadcasts to CUHa diming toe iVeed /to Classify Information armament oonfereooe suboom- ^ m ilie s from South Windsor, Coventry, Bol the office of admlssi(»is and rec crisis. pression that Moscow thinks the black boxes, plus existing natioiud mittee there will never be any automatic dialer combined, It carries numbers phone numbers on magnetic tape - you can ords was Instructed last Friday to Prime Minister Nehru announces agreement so long as tbe West ton, Hebron and Glastonbury, have found the stop processing Incomplete appli to Indian parliament that Soviet Grew hifter First World War Poor Reportings Replies Adlai (Continued on Pago Nine) insists on inspection of suîl- central location of the QUISH FUNERAL on coded plastic cards and stores them right erase old numbers and substitute new ones cations for the spring semester Union will not renege on promise rfous underground dtstarboaoea from freshmen or transfer stu to deliver a few MIG21 jet fighters EDITOR’S NOTE — This la tfae^ Some of his aidek, in a grand HOME more convenient for themselves and in the instrument itself. To place a call, just any time. To make a call, twirl the dial, lift dents. for training purposes . . . Dfmse RED TROOPS IN CUBA He hlaihed the pressures of en To Claim He Urged Soft Line fog shrouds New York metropoli second of a series of three gesture giving aU kinds of agen 'visitors, when the need arises. analyses on goveimhent informa cies the right to withhold docu Illinois Supports MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — The insert a card into the slot, lift the receiver and the receiver and touch the bar. This desktop rollment for the move but pointed ‘ .-1 — tan ar^, closing down three -air Miami News said today a eom- out that early cutoff dates for ad- ports and playing part in collision tion pedicles. ments, forgot to exclude the bird WASHINGTON (AP)—Adlai E.i^was strong during the U.N. de commission and 'the arts and Birth Control to plete Soviet combat divisioB Is press the start bar when you hear the dial tone. wonder brings new efficiency to any business. ndssion were set prior to the stkrt of two ships . . . Heavy fog covers stationed in Cuba and is known of the laet ftnu- semesters. Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to bate,., but inside the White House By JAMES MARLOW crafts board. We can readily supply the same considerate the United Nations, has de the hard-imers thought he was about half of British Isles, raising to U.S. goveniiiMat offielnis. University officials said creden havoc with rood, rail, air and sea Associated Press News Analyst The planes, the birds and the Cut' Welfare 9ill nounced as inaccurate a maga- soft.” WASHINGTON (AP)—It’s not crafts Ulustrate the reason for The article said U.S. dHlcliUs he^' service for people in towns surrounding Man tials from the three Negro appli traffic. Ifeve the divtsion sms set up ts cants are among those which are ztoe article coauthored by a close In response to the article. White only paper; it’s people. Stamp a the endless dispute between Con- MEN-WOMEN-ALL AGES friend of President Keimedy House press secretary Pierre Sal New elght-cent air mail postage CHICAGO (AP) — The state of prevent the Cuban population sr chester, as well as Manchester itself. Incomplete. stamp will go on sale Wednesday, document -“secret” or don’t tolk. gres sand news media on one side IBM work offers security, high pay and unlimited which portrays Stevenson as hav inger ^ d m a statement Mon- The government has those two and, on the other, the government Illinois plagued by money prob its military units from rebelling The only one of the three whose more than a month before effec opportunity for advancement in an ever expanding ing urged a soft Itoe m the Cuban day: and some of Its overly secret- lems (or the . past year, has de against the Communist govern name is pifiiltc, Vivian Malone of tive date of new post rate increase basic ways to keep Information cifsis. “ I can say flatly that Ambas- minded officials. ment. and to control the Cifiaa field. NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED to qual Here’s good news for businessmen who US9 the tel9phone a lot. With the new Card Dialer Mobile, Ala., said iê had not . . . Talks may start again this from the public. The excuse is cided to supply contraceptives free ' Sincerely, Stevenson said the Saturday Ev 'sador Stevenson strongly- sup the general good. The squabbling ~i!iciw is with the to single mothers or married government, especially the in ify for our training program. heard from the university and de ening Post story "described my ported the decision taken oy the week on the union shop vote ques stable and nnpredlctablo FMsl or Rapidial you no longer need to take the time or trouble to look up telephone'numbers or dial calls. clined comment. The idea is to prevent release Kennedy administration. But it women on state relief rolls in an role in the Cuban affair In lan President o n the quarantine and tion vfiiioh has deadlocked the of certain kinds of informatlcm has a history. From earliest times attempt to cut welfare costs. Osstro.” R o m wid that would-be stu guage both inaccurate and gross brilliantly developed the United Lockheed aircraft dispute. the government, U necessary, had dents ate being told that their which might hurt national secur Clergymen, social workers and WRITE TODAY Speed your local and long distance calls on their way with just the touch of a finger. Automatic dialing?''.' ly misrepresenting my views.” States’ position at the United Na Cihancellor Konrad Adenauer, the right to hold back certain mil RAIL CARS 8QU.ASHED applications are being held for ity. Some times this is justified. state officials have lined up large ■' - i- The article, “to Time of Oi- tions. during the' days which fol after years of resistance, appears Some times it’s not and is over itary - diplomatic Information. ly a l f ^ denominational lines over WINNESQUAM, NJL. (AP) ir our FREE QUALIFICATION CHART processing. Thus anyone whose can be especially helpful to buyers, dispatchers, brokers, bankers, purchasing agents - any businessman sis,” contends that Stevenson dis lowed.” today to be seriously considering done. Two examples of overdoing There were • few restrictions be the acUon, approved Monday by —Two small rail-riding cars application is now Incomplete can and complete information agreed with the President on the It was learned the statement inclusion of Socialists in a new co it: fore World War I. They multi the Illinois I^blic Aid Commis ueed to transport railroad work (piMM InelHd* naint, tddrttt, a(t, who makes regular eells to large groupe of deafen, awppliers or eustomers. To find out how these new specify a future eiuoUment date offensive arms blockade and was prepared with Kennedy’s alition government . . . Fire of 1: > The Pentagon several years plied' from then on. sion, the state’s welfare body. ers were squashed between a talaphona and arartdng haura.) smd continue with the application “ preferred political negotiation to knowledge and on his advice. ficials say natural gas leak may ago concealed information mi the As soon as that war began, be Protestants and Jews mostly ap- freight train and a singln to-, procedure rather than starting have caused violent explosion that deviees ean make yo«ir bueineac more efficient and; profHabla, )uat aaH your telephone businlMS office. the alternative of mlUtanr ac^ The statement made no refer number of transport planes used fore this country was in it, Presi ;iroved it; Roman Catholics op speotion enr in n freak fbor-way ELECTRONIC COMPUTER over. tlon.” ence to the ambassador’s view on rocked' Ohio State Unlvetsity. to ferry officials abroad. The bon dent Wilson warned Army and posed it. aoeldeBt today. A t least Utmr TPtlliqm ,^ Quislt fu' un f tera e r a l l 3Come.3t^ftc. “T.« university’s program of se- It was written by i Stewart Al- U.S. strategy prior to Kennedy’s President Tito of Yugoslavia was lifted under protest from Con Navy officers not to talk on Eu The emnmission, in a stormy lailroaderB -were- .lective admlsslans,” said Rose In sop, the magaê’s Wi decision'to clamp the naval arms gets warm handshake trom Pi«- gress. rope's military and political prob 2H-hour meeting, apiuyved the jured and hospitaltaed. PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE 2 2 5 MAIN S T R E E T , THE SOUTHERN NEW ENBUNO TELEPHONE COMPANY his statement, “requires a caieful editor, and1 Char!Charles . Bartlett, blockade around Cuba and de mier Khrushchev and trappings of 2. The Migratory Bird Conserv- lems. When this ccnmtry got in, new version of the birth control was some eonfosloa as ta Jnst ____ MAIL REPLJES TO; evaluation of each applicant’s po Washington cêspon den t for the mand removal of offensive weap state visit as his train rolls into atldn (Commission and the Indian two things happened: censorship plan by a vote of 6 to 4. AH four what' happened, but It appeared e l e c t r o n i c c w u p u n a pboobammino e n s t . tential ability to succeed In his CSiattanpoga Times and a ' long ons installed there by the Soviet Moscow . . . ITatlcan sources says the two email cars carrying MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Arts,ând Crafts . Board had the and the first organized attempt com m iôners who exposed the P.O. b o x 1410, .Stamford, Cdhn. i academic program at the -unlver- time friend of Keimedy. Union. Pope John, steadily recov er!^ righC to make' documents secret. to classify documents to restrict plan are Catholics. rallrond'workera got rnngkt b»> : ■ ' . 7 ffty ." / ______nhutrating the article is a pho The article' oold the oonsensiu from stomach ailment and anemia, This happened under President their rdeise. A spokssman for tba Roman tween nlS-enr ‘ ~ tograph o t the U.N. ■mhassador might be able to reaame ten * Maine FNigM < .'k: Eisenhower’s admlnlstratloo. TTia / ■ ea V o c » M Im 4 Which la oaptioiMdi “ atorenaon jtfio s Mmm at ea Page ^ ” iMKt ifOoday; reasoa woon'k afadatev. ■ F o f o n ^ V I A.' ■t. \ .. > ■-.iv ■ ■ ^ ,.. '