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Joy and SqrFdw JLA Shutdown M a r k Bounds ? Of Chris tmas Airlift from Cuba Unites By OEOBOB W. CX^NEXl, The festival has . many Binds Coasts faces. Some are sad. Some are funny. Some are loving and generous. Some, are cyni- NEW YORK AP — A^nedy's orders, ^ obtained the in' Jimctlon early last October to give cal. They are the faces of strike by longshoremen-^the Christmas. ives and Exiles in Joy the longshoremen 80 days to (^1 doek workers who load and off under provlsicxis of the Taft- By deeds and words, people m ioad ship cargoes and bag- HarUey Act. the enjoinder was traced their "imprint on toe oc- gage—^has tied up shipping issued after the ILA piiUed a four- casion. It was a mixed image, day strike. mirrored in litUe episodes here operations all along the At- Key issue is the ship owners’ and there, in attitudes, circum- lantic and Gulf coasts. stances and incidents. Ransom Is Presideiit Kennedy's plea to (Oonttnoed on Page Nine) ’They formed a varied tableau, postpone the walkout for 90 days breaking through the general went unheeded. mass mantle of decorations, Some 81,000 members of crowded stores, ringing carols, $53 MiUion the International Ixiqgshoremen’s No Herald holiday time off, bulging traffic

Association (ILA), by estimate of and parties. the union’s president, sure in- Tomorrow There was the rushing- woman 111 S u p p l i e s Tolved in the strike, affecting ma* shopper in Waterville, Mains, who Jmr ports from Searsport, Maine, The Manchester Eve- piled armloads of gift purchases to Brownsville, Tex. in toe back seat of someone MIAki, FIa T” [AP)—Oper- The walkout began promptly at ning Herald will not pub- else's parked car, then drove 5 p.m., Sunday, the very ipinuto lish tomorrow, Christ- home in her own, a similar mod- ation Random roared into ac- an 80-day federal court strike in- mas Day. Merry Christ- el. tion this Cnmtmas Eve ‘to

junction against the ILA expired. mas to all. A newspaper account of toe un- continue an amlift of 1,113 The government, acting on Ken- explained cargo of packages en- prisoners of CubA’s Commu- abled Mrs. Louis l^arey to get them back. nism to freedom ah^ wildly In Providence, R.I., there was joyous family reunions on the buoyant and benevolent bus *Liked the Way You Managed^ % free U.S. soil. driver who veered off his route, All the indications were fo^- ,a in a burst of yuletide chivalry, to full-speed ahead to wind up thA ^ take passengers directly to their Job begun Sunday. The day’s first ’ Yuletide Cards to JFK destinations. planeload—109 more survivors of Most everywie aboard was the unsuccessful April 1961, Bay

laughing as the bus rolled on its of Pigs invasion—touched down at zig-zag course, toe driver grandly Homestead Air Force Base at puffing a cigar. * 10:24 a.m. Praise Crisis Hwdling A pair of small boys, Peewee, ' It seemed possible toe whole Job age 7, and Patty, age 9, got them- would be completed in toe after- selves locked in a Cambridge, noon. WASmNG’TON (AP)—A deluge^as Hawaii and Tokyo. A 15-year- Mass., department store over- Today’s first flight brought the old Japanese gd^l sends a lovely of Christmas cards with greetings night, in a world of whirring toys total on free soil to 535. from the warm hearts of Ameri- cards on rice paper and a bit and goodies. The airlift brought 426 men te cana—and even from people in of poetry to “Dear President Ken- Next morning, toey were found Florida from toe San Antonio do other lu d s—has been pouring nedy.’’ j laden with treasures filled with los Banos military airport outside into the White House at a rate “A .merry Christmu, candy. One was clomping about Havana in the spectacular Sun- of l.BOO a day. A Joyous day, in a pair of huge new shoes. day operation before suspending They offer President Kennedy ’Then a year that’s happy There wasn’t only humor in toe for -toe night. words of prayer, confidence and In every way.” , Christmas countenance. ’There ’The halt was sudden and with- encougagpment. ’They give him In wor^ which a number of were also toe marks of sorrow, out explanation after toe last of thanks and praise. adults' echoed, A 14-year-

ex o^ for a big gold star flashing through a window.. There is artist is Elizabeth Marie £, Blanchfield, 81 White St., a fourth aS short but hot engagement -^ (Oontinued on Page Five) (ObBthnied On Page Eleven) Sheriff Matthew Carberry said an grange angel, white-winged, with an orange haio, guarding a grader alt ^ n t l^ School. (Herald photo by Oflara). day on the outskirts of Ellsar she told him she knows too well bethvUle One U-N. soldier was' -

what it U like to 1ae in Jail, “ it reported Idlled in the outbreak. can be awfully lonely.” Each side blamed the other for Iii Akron, Ohio, Roy Arnold is star^g the' shooting, which 4th Move to Jail Hoffa ill, and he and Ids wife are on spread panic through the oapi- relief, with nine children to sup- >er tal of secessionist Katanga The Province. Katangana shot port. But. for toe 10 successive down a U.N. heUcopter that Christmas, an anonymous cash Ends in Failure for U.S. gift came—this time for $300. And the angel said unto them. Fear not: for, flew In tow over tiieir lines. Who sends the money,- and why, ' behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, N-BLAST DETECTED they don’t know, ‘"nils is Our _ ind it came to pass in those daySf that TOKYO (AP)—The Japanese NASHVILLE, Tenn. |(AP)-'-The^and chief prosecutor In this case, Christmas m iracle," said Mrs. which shdU be to all people. . i Meterological Agency anaounoed \ Justice Department. ^lias failed said he had no Idea whether toe Jones. » i there tcent out a decree from Caesar Augiutusy today It has recorded atmoa- again-for the fourth time in five government would seek a retrial. In the area of Hazard, Ky., that all the teorld should he taxed. » For unto you is born this day in the city of' idierio pressures "believed- where a recent television docu- years—to put James R. offa In toe five years since he be- David a Saviour, which is Christ the. Lord. caused by a Bussiaa nuclear ex- ^ behind bafs. came president of toe 1.5-million mentary pictured toe plight of the plosion of about one megaton unem ploy^, gifts poured ' in to (And, this taxing was first made when Cy- The $l-mlUion conspiracy trial member Teamsters Union, Hoffa And this shall be a sign unto you: Ye shall strength.” A spokesman said a of the Teamsters Utalon president has spent much of his tone in toe local newspaper, toe Hazard renius was governor of Syria.) blast probably was set off wound up with a hung Jury Sun- legal scraps with the federal gov- Herald, for distribution to the find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, shortly before 7 ami. EST Sun- needy. day. After the Judge declared a ernment. And all uHM to he ta x ^ every one into lying in a manger. . \ day alMHit S,6d0 milee north- mistrial, several Jurors said thd The stocky labor boss was ac- 1716 totsd had reached $6,000. An northwest of Japan in the So- vote ;was 7 to 6 for acquittal. quitted b y a Washington, D. C., Illinois' school class donated his own city. And suddenly there was with the angel a viet Union’s Novaya Zenilya Jury in 1967 for conspiring to money it had saved for Christ- testing ground. Hoffa was accused of conspiring multitude of the heavenly host praising God, with a Michigan car-hauling firm bribe a McClellan committee in- mas tree decorations, a girl in And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out to violate the Taft-Hartley Act’s vestigator. Later that year he was Kansas sent 60 cents, saying she and saying, PUiGBlMS FEWER ban against payoffs from employ- indicted in New York on wiretap wanted to share her Christmas of the city of Nazareth, into Judea, unto the BETHLEHEM (AP) — Pil- ers to union officials. The complex conspiracy charges. The first trial with those “vrtio may not have city of David,\ which is called Bethlehem; ( be- grims from the tar corners sf trial began Oct. 22. ended in a hung Jury. Hoffa was one.” the earth thronged the place of As he released the Jurors, U.S. acquitted on a retrial toe next Along -with toe trust and con- cause he was of the house andlineageof David.) (^ lo ry to Godin the highest, and on earth, Christ’s birth today, b«t Jor- danian officials add there were. Judge William E. Miller year, cern for others, there was also peace, good will toward men. 40 per cent fewer from the West ordered a thorough investigation Hoffa charged toe Kennedy ad- annoyance and irritation in the To he taxed with his espoused wife, being mlnistratibn,'^ parUciilarly Atty. midst of toe Christmas activities. than usuaL Officials blamed the Into heretofore seerft FBI testi- And it came to pass, as the angels were drop on the revolution in Yemen, mony that two Hoffa associates Gen. Kennedy, was out to get him. “ Humbug!" blares a flashing great witKchild. electric sign atop a house in a gone away from them into heaven, the shep- which has spilt this part of tho tampered with or tried to influ- Before beading a chartered Arab world and intensified the ence two members of the Jury. plane for petrolt, Hoffa fired a Rochester, N.Y., suburb, And so it was, that, while they were there, herds said one to another, Let- us now go even Ralph Menzies, an engineer and ’ rtvaliy between Jordan and The two Jurors were replaced by parting shot,. the days were accomplished that she should be unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which is Saudi Arabia oa one side aad alternates earlier this month. "Verdicts by toe attorney gen- father of two, said he erected toe sign to express his “ objection to President Oamal Abdel Nasser’s The Jury received , th e'case Fri- eral must cease," he said. “We delivered. oome to pass, which the Lord’ hath made known United Arab BepobUo an tho have a ricd>t to believe that every toe pressurised and commercial- day and deliberated 17 hours, untotu. other. including three hours' Suriday. man should bo treated equally." ized Christmas we are now sub- And she brought forth her firstborn Upon receiving the Jury’s fourth Neither Hoffa nor Neal would jected to.” And they came with haste, and found Mary, BfAGARTHUB NA.MED report that it was hopelessly dead- comment on toe Judge’s aimounce- In Wilmington, Ohio, and in Ft. and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and PALM BEACH. (AP)— locked, the Judge dismissed the ment toat ho was Impaneling a Erie, Ont., toe town fathers him in a manger; because there was no room and Joseph, and the bo.be lying in a manger. Gen. Douglas MacArthur has draped hoUds over parking me- panel. special grand Jury to investigate taken a temporary assign nien’h “I dislike very much the idea the alleged Jury tampering. The ters, to allow residents to park for them in the inn. And when they had seen it, they made Uie W’hlte House aanouaced to- of not having the case reiv ed Judge unsealed toe transcripts of free during toe season. But many known abroad the saying which was told them d^. He>was antaeil to arbitiato one way or toe other after all of two secret court sessions which motorists, ' distrusting toe . gener- And there were in tlie same country shep- a dispnite ovbr Oertllloattan of this labor and effort Howei^, preceded toe dismissals from toe ous gesture,' persisted in lifting herds abiding in the field, hoping waUh over concerning this child. ‘ athleteh far tho U M OlympH the cover and pitting in their team. Pnao oeefatary Plena there comes a tone vdien, )f:^toe Jury of Mrs. J&ines Paschal of And all they that heard it tendered at thota members of toe Jury cannot Woodbury and Gratin Fiblds of dimes. ^ . their flock by night. flnllHW saU the live star gsh- agTM, toey cannot agree, and that Nashville. In New Haven, Oonn., a depart- things which were told them by the shepherds. ecai. at the lam ot of Petal- la U ," Judge Miller said. The records told of "a long ment store Santa Claus asked a And lo, the angel of the lord came upop dent Kennedy, w n try to cofeeaa Hnffk said he was disappointed series of Suspicious calls” by smaU boy what ho wAnted for But Mary kept all these things, and pon- a die pale over eecttftoattsa ba- them, and the glory of the Lard shone round tw M ^h o Anmlear Athlotia be was not acquitted but gratllled Lsurry Campbell, business Agent of Christmas. The boy replied with about them ; and they were sore afraid. ' dered them in her heart. . > Ualea tho NhtlennI Od- be wasn’t convicted. too NashvUle local with Mirs. skepticism, “I was to toe North Jamie F. Neal, special assistant WbsewWfsWoswstSbsl ’LMmlliVMi to Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ktomedr OB R a g « I h n ^ . I /

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- • 1 IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1962 ■’ r ' .PAGE - c--'' . X " ' ' ■ 7CHBSTEB EVENING HERALD,f, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1963 Ugious oonoert, with text in Eng- . 1' pa g e THREE lish instead of the originally -planned Italian. ' ' holiday conunemorating> the coin- . The performaiice took place on Sheinwold on Bridge Chandler Asks ^arly Action Joy. Hnd Sorrpw ing of Christ to help a helpless SunCERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR treated in this msmner, and so by have needed assistance to get on bels in your own head. ^ Q7AKJ984 STANLEY WARNER an adult's handwriting: "Dear blind ’children, all of them were w ere^^ad e through Test Fleet any valid reason for standing up have been adopted by the C3iam- proposed new R t 6 with Tolland taminate" Mrs. Paschal through implication it should be the great- his knees, and certainly to have South dealer 0 A Santa: Please, pay this at once. ’ given new dolls. " I promise to Oorp., tKtruck le a ^ g business it JOHIS POSTMA when Handel’s ’’H a l l e l u j a h ber’s board o f directors. Tpke., thus completing a trans- an offer to her husband. Mrs. est work ever composed. This risen from them, once there. Both sides 'vulnerable * 9 8 3 The mingled faces and moods keep my" baby clean and take Paschal was dismissed Dec. 6. said Comntereial C a p ers set up Chorus” was sung. Much to my Still, somebody carefully told me , Asked as Industrial zoned land is portation liiUc with the proposed CLOCK and W ATCH R E PA IR IN G ju^t isn’t the case. It’s a great Opening lead — King of Dia- SoWh Wen N o ra Eeet STATED property west of the Wilbur Cross of Christmas, with its joy. tears, good care of her," a sightless Fields was replaced just hours and operated for Hoffa’s benefit. C. J. MORRISON surprise, I seem to have stirred up chorus, but it certainly isn’t the this hoary old legrbifd last week 1 ^ 1 4 2 ^ Paso industrial zone in Buckland. 310 M A I N S T R E E T monds. Highway on TOUand Tpke. The poignance and hilarity is a large girl, Thoeni Skyla, murmured before the case went to the jury. ' Hoffa deqtod'-'qccepting any pay- a minor tempest in a teapot. Peo- greatest musical work in exist- again, as though I had never heard West opens the king of dia- 4 9 All Pan MAT. AT 2—EVE. AT 6:80 Such a road would also alleviate — PAINT STORE — ■ ^ Chamber feels this area will be package. happily. The goveriiment charged^-in the offs from Obnmierclal Carriers ple, of British background, in par- ence. As a matter Of fact, no- it, and as evidence of Handel’s monds, and South wdns and drbws traffic congestion on' Center St. particularly suitable fbr industriaj transcript he was "improperly 385 (3ENTER S T R E E T ticular, seem to think I committed body stands up for it on the con- great religilus spirit. Even if 1^ trumps. South next leads the nine iP R csu n r and Broad S t Through it all runs a special and said Test B T « belonged to expansion because the junction of a sort of,sacrilege. tinent of Europe; this custom per- is true, my job is to judge music. of clubs for a finesse, losing to the hand, he can consider going to Financing might be available spirit, a particular fla-vor, that influenced through the efforts of his wife, not him. Rts. 84 and 15 and Interstate 291 The custom dates from the Lon- sists only in England and Ameri- I still maintain the Hallelujah jack. game. from state funds obtained through shows strength even in tragedy, will be*"built tb'ere. don premiere, when George II got ca. Chorus is not the greatest piece Back comes the seven of spades, r the R t 6 project federal funds and merriment even in the clam- Skating Report to his feet during this 'section of -^Nobody stood up for its first per- of music ever written and conse- and South has his chance to show For Shelnwold’s 38 - page book- The loeallan 'would take ad- conjunction with the North End or and the jeers. the work, and his subjects were formance, Which was in Dublin, by quently does not merit a distinc- what kind of head he has. ~ let, “ A Pocket Guide to Bridge, ’ mi vantage of the overflow of indus- Renewal Project or other euch as- That blended note of. sentiment y>/ forced to follow his example. No- the way. I ’ve nqver heard it there, tion euxxirded no other composition. Most declarers would play a low send 60 cents to Bridge Book, try from East Hartford along Tol- sistance programs. and gravity, was in the appeal of body knows jiist why he got up; and I don't know what the atti- O f coarse this may seem a' fun- spade from the South hand. West Manchester Evening Herald, Box land Tpke. The Chamber’s Industrial De- a Texas gh4. Miss Charlie Brown, ny subject to wirite about on The Chamber also recommends many assume that the music tude of Eire is regarding the cus- plays the eight or the ten, which- 3318, Grand Central Sta., N.Y. 17, SHOWN A T 8:80 and 8:00 velopment Committee is willing to to the Napa., Calif., sheriff, to Christipas Eve, but The Messiah is oonslderaition be given to indus- release her fiance from jail in SEASON'S brought him to his feet spontane- tom. In any event I cannot see ever is needed to force out dum- N.Y. meet with town representatives to alway^ associated with CSiristmas. PLUS' trial sones aloiig Ttdland TpKe. ously. why it should be perpetuated in m y’s queen. Copyright 1962 ALL STAR OAST further explore the posaibllity of time for a Christmas Eve wed- One lady carefully explained this the United States. I suppose my remarks above arc Continues Clubs General [Features Corp. establishing a north-south con- ding. tantamount to telling a five-year- In “Pirates of the River" to me over the telephone, adding Tliere is a tremendous amount South gets to his hand by ruff- Shown A t 2:05-0:85-8:45 nector. " I f I were a little girl I would Ice skating at both Center that ‘‘the music just naturally of just plain ho|wash regarding old that "There isn’t any Santa ing a diamond and continues the GERMANS LIKE BEER write to Santa Claus,” she wrote. Springs Annex and Charter O'kk brings you up on your feet” In Handel, and his music. He him- Claus” I feel that people who clubs by trying another finesse. BONN, Germany (A P ) — West HAm IS VALUABLE CROP “ But I believe you’re the only Park under park department su- GREETINGS that case, you would get up during self was credited with saying that attend oratoi:ios should have bet- No luck; Bast ■wins with the king Germans consiuned 1,320,0(X) gal- Note! Mat. Dally thru Sat LONDON (A P )—In England Uie one whi^ can help.” pervision will be allowed today un- the performance, not before you this particular chorus was divine- ter than a five-year-old mentality. of clubs. lons of beer during the 12 months WHEE! WATER’S price of the best European blonde The sheriff cMled the parole til 5 p.m. No night skating will heard a note of the music. ‘That ly inspired. But he made the Just the same. Now East leads his other spade, ending ,^ept. 30, 1962. 17118 is an hair, h a s skyrocketed to 125 board, which agreed to early re- be allowed. Bill Andrulot, park In any event, I wish you a very M lRTS SUNDAY HOr-FOr.a.AND isort of enthusiasm I could under- statement long after its success and West takes two spade tricks average of 2314 gallons per head “Perutd O f Adjustment" pounds ($850) per pound because lease of Otis E. Calhoun, 40, who foreman, said. . stand, but slavishly to follow a was assured. The fact is that Merry Christmas, and if you play to defeat the contract. South of population. High spirited Ba- of the current fad for women’s had been sentenced Nov. 18 to Tomorrow’s schedule will be the Hallelujah chorus on your Plus “The SasOeii Oniw" . custom set by a British king, in Handel was not a particularly re- weeps bitter tears about losing varians accounted for 30 per cent THJ^E’S A LOTI wigs. Elven when wigs were most-' 60 days for driving while in- from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and from brand new stereo, the one Santa ligious man. both club finesses, and North as- of the total. ly for actors, or for people ■with toxicated. 3 to 10 pm. at both areas. He wrote a great many ora- Claus brought, I hope you’ll sit sures him he can find - sympathy hair problenu, Bkiropean peasant The sheriff wired Miss Brown: Coasting is allowed daily from CHESTER torios, it is tnie, but he got Into back in the comfort of your easy in the dictionary. Now! For only a girls used to sell their hair for "G et out the weddings bells. Your 8:30 to dark at Center Springs E S T O W the business of writing them chair and enjoy it. If the contract had been no- hairpin-money to a buyer who 200-pound Christmas present is en Park. w strictly as a business venture, the trump, South would have known day for ftad ••• hot water came around with bell, cart and route.” BOdKSHOP PHARMACY N outgrowth of tottering finances to play the spades. After losing THE CHILDREN'S W ING OF THE scissors. Before wigs became It was a lenient -mood, a soften- At least $25,000 is required to NORTH END PHARMACY 459 Hartford Rd.— M I 9-994« in his opera company. 'Hieatrical Police Chief Urges the first club trick. South would \ fOT aHr-all the time! high-fashion, the price was less ing note and a I^lpful hand that establish a working dairy fArm in ALL DAT performances were banned on Sun- have played the king of qwdes LIHLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER than $5 per pound. gave the.-centtW. theme, to this Alaska. 4 DEPOT fi(3UARE—MANCHESTER 67 E. CENTER ST.- 3-10S8 OPEN TUBS. days at the time, and Handel felt Highway Caution on East’s first spade return.- It yon fiva in a typical Ivonse, FILM—ALL TYPES that if he could have his company If West failed to win the trick. Sron oonld easily m n emt o f hot play on Simdays,‘*he would m ^ e a Manchester Police Chief JIames South would have only one spade WILL HOLD water eevecal -times a week. little money, whereas at the mo- loser. I f West captured the king HARMAC'S ment he was on the losing aide. M. Reardon today urged that all you eon have ssU lhe hot motorists and pedestrians observe with the ace of spades and re- '946 M A IN S TR E E T Accordingly he wrote, an opera mater you meed at one tM e for caution on diir Manchester roads. tymed the Jack to knock out dum- called “ Haman and Mordecai," and m y’s queen. East would be out of READINGS and TRYOUTS only « d(ty. Think of it — Person To Person proposed to give It at the Hay- "Be with us to welcome the new onlyOJ^adayl - \ year. I f you drink, don’t drive,” spades. Whenever East won his After reading market Theater tmder the guise ot second club trick he would be tm- X Tes, thanks to MobOheat— its being a religious di«ma. The he reiterated. FOR an earlier col- **We can still get , to grandmoth- able to return a spade. ind an oil-fired hot water heater idea of a Biblical ^ork in an opera umn on the er’s house or wherever we may Playing the king of spades Is ofdofreetcapamty—your family Perfect for Christmos house created a furor and the punishments be going, by driving with cour- an entry-killing maneuver, fam- oan te^e care of oS th ^ washing Grecttnqs^ austere Bishop at London forbade of the dark tesy, responsibility and senstbiUty. iliar to all notrump declarers. "ALICE IN WONCERLAND” needs atm ie tune. TO TOAST THE HOLIDAY! the performance. ages, smother Let’s survive the holiday,, season What’s not so familiar is the idea ' Since the Chapel Royal was un- Mam can do the family wash. friend remind- and enjoy the ones tp/oome,” he that you can and should use no- 8ia can do tile dishes tome Shady Glsn Rich, Crgamy ed us that it 1s der the Bishc^’s jurisdiction, and said. triimp plays at trump, contracts. since Handel used singers from time Jmiter takm hia bath, and mostly in 'WiGi Cfliristmas giving, children Dally Queatlon THURSDAY, CEG. 27-7 to 9 P.Ms this choir in his chorus, the edict yon enjoy a aboweir. DAIRY-FRESH EGG NOG western civili- wHl be receiving new rieds and Dealer bids a heart, your part- was no empty ukase; further Ban- zation where ice skates. ner overcalls one spade, and the Don’t d ^ y —phbi^ ns today, del was composer to the Chapel discipline , has The chief hasi Issued a special ne3ct player passes. You hold: NORTH END Y-DINING ROOM (2nk Floor) fin d ont how easy it isto switch - . . . and for d*ss9ii Royal, and got a salary for this wanving for safe sliding and skat- Spades, Q-6-S; Hearts, Q-10-7; Dia- to a Mobilheai-fited water heat- been modified; post You’d think this would have that severe ing. “ Keep children from riidlng monds 8-4-S; Clubs, A-Q-10-6; SHADY GLEN DELICIOUS been the end of ^ e .matter. in the streets— uses now covered What do you say? penalties'" are But Handel was a^schemer, and still common- hdlls; and ice skaters should do Answer : Bid two spades. Raise CHRISTA\AS SPECIAL ICE CREAM a businessman (who incidentally their skating on safe ponds where an overcall about as light as you •Am ernfm eO aftH esm , place (even made and lost several fortunes) SI ri supervision is provid^. Manches- would raise an opening bid. If Marry Ohtiatm fi Toi Ooe and AUl fCTses)” behlnd Johnston who would not be stopped in his ter is very fortupnte to have fa- partner has a mediocre hand for effort to make money. • He re- w cUitlee for infe skating parties, his bid, he will not rely too hea'vi- STATE the iron curtain. He said he too vised “Haman and Mordecai” to let’s enjoy them," he added. ly on your, raise; If he has a good CONTINUOUS^ could cite an example of perhaps some .extent, and presented it A MERRY XMAS SHOW! FROM 2 PJW. a not too well known torture from WE GIVE without costumes or scenery un- Note— the dark ages that might interest der the liame of “Esther” as a re- GREEN STAMPS our readers. It seems that during „ ,, ^r. the reign of Henry V m (1509- WHO COOLO ASK FOR ANYTHINe MORBp Holiday Hours As families 1547) he invented this one (among Gala New Year's Eve Party Open TUI gather together in joyous others): ‘The penalty specified for STARTS TOMORROW I a seaman gidlty of 'sleeping on GIVEN BY MABLYN CATERERS MORIhRTY 7:30 This Bive. celebraMon, we extend best Yuletide wishes. watch for a fourth timfe: ‘“Tie him IM e. 31. 1962. Fram 9 F.M. to 3 A.M. T m Caa Tha QMMty ONE HOUR MARTINIZING imder the bowsprit of the ship, CLOSED A LL DAY give him a biscuit, a can of beer AT THE STATE ARMORY BROTHERS CHRISTMAS DAY 880 MAIN ST„‘.MANOHi»TEB, CONN. 220 West middl e tpke • 20 east center st . and a knife, so that he can make CONTINUOUS SHOW! 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C l ' r KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONR, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1962 1 PAGE rovti MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN.^ MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1962 PAGE FIVE singing “O Holy Night." The tree or around decorations or Columbia group has worked under the guid- Chief Mason Lists wrappings. day or Saturday at the center or progress as made, said 1^th Mirror, Post, World-Telegram A anca of Mrs. Myrtle Englert who. Ml- , - safety pladgea. ahd Coventry by calling Mrs. Warren K. Little sides "have a lot of work to do Sun, Journal-Amerlcan, Long WhM Chad Is This? i^lani A n n o u n c e d with her husband, la co-advisor to Fire Safety Hints have a M( "Fire Safe’’ Chrlat- of Lake St. Adult chaperones News Blackout before we can get anywhere.’’ Island Star-Journal and Long the group of young peop.e. maa and h season. Chief will 1>a. to aftendanca at the af- The strike h u 'idled nearly 20,- Island Press The Press, while not fair. On School Closing Janet Oreenway, chairman of Town Firs Chief WlUtam C Ma- Bona aaya. School Board to Accept Bids Hite 17th Day 000 em ployes. circulating to the city, has con- The mind ublish its Long Island question than this. All Christendom looks to this Child Robarts, pre^Mant of the fslOw^ son today ga'va acme hblpful hinta Several local residents will be Times, Herald.. Tribune, News, edition. for redemption from sin* and eternal salvation. Chris- George Patros, principal c€ Por- ship’ unit, wisre impressed . a to paiants and otfaan for kaaptag For Top Post Until March 1 seated as officers ot Uriel Lodge (Oentteuad Page One) ter School has announced plaits group performing at a rSljv last the hoUdaya safe from firo: of Masona, of Mettow,; at a puV' tians see in the babe of Bethlehem the literal fulfillment, i S t ^ w day—vdiich wiU be the 19th day for school dosings in event of a nJl to Vernon. They Were helned Supervise small children, playtog lie installation at 8 p.m. Satunlay. of the prophecies of Isaiah wherein he wrote: ,‘There- by their minister, the Rev. Qadrge 4 TnatalUng master wUl be Jasae A. of the current blackout. atorm or other emergency, if there near the tree. " PH AR M A CY ™ af the magnitnda of tl^grea and no leas than nine aemes- fore the Lord himself shall give.you a sign; Behold, a Evans, who obtained a book and a 4M Hartford Rd.4 -MI 9-09M SfMrathm of aeraantog all axpaot-' tar hours to admihlatration and BrainAnl past master of Coven- New Yorkers normally buy a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his is to 'be no school for the day, it filmstrip on lUiythmic Choirs. Keep Uve trees to water and ad afiiiUoatloiia for the position of three yeara experience to adminis- try; and inatalllng marahal, George total of BH million papers a day. Mias Orqenway has chosen the keep containers wen filled each A. Taft, past master of Merrow. Publishers .oatimata the cur- name Immanuel . . . For unto us a child is born, unto will be announced over Radio Sta- eut>wintendant o f aehooia to Oie tration. tions WTIC and WILI between symbolic movements to go with day. Coventry school system, the board Refreshments will be served, rent walkout means $3 mUUon in PraaoripUfMia, of Oooiae It ia that moat of the npi^ca- Coventry men to be installed are us a son is given . . . and his name shall be called Won- 8:30 and 7:30 am . If there is any the hymn of their choice and hla Whan trass begin to dry and of education baa agraad that the lost wages par week and decline start to drop their neadlea,'throw tions will come from educators to George J. Mathews and Myrton E. derful, Counsellor, The Mighty God, The everlasting iteed for an early dosing, the an- directed ^ a rehearsals. original doatog data of Jan. 18 be the New Etogland states. New to say how much to advertising George Peters Jr. has directed them out; advancad to lEaich 1. Wrigiht as trustees and WiUiam C. to circulation revenue they have Father, The Prince of Peace.” ] nouncement will be* made over Yoric and New Jersey. (Paradis, retiring treasurer, as WILI between 11:30 a.m. and the boys’ music and Will sing a Be sure free lights have no loose The hoard hopaa to announca its lost during the Chrlstmaa shop- The Saviour of the w'orld was to be God him s^ 1 The solo. sockets and no wiraa are bare. final dedaion to early May, ac- To obtain the best qualified in- marahal. ping period. 12:30 p.m. Those children whose dlvidud for the aupohitendency Several Coventry men are also name Immanuel means God with us! Truly, God became parents normally pick them up When you leave the houaa or go to N e w Syste m La u n d ry oordtog to Mm. Akna C. Heckler, TTie 3,000 ITU printers are ask- flesh and dwelt among us! Before His birth the angel Maacheater Evening Herald Co- bed, all Christmas Ugfats should be board abainnaa. it is the board’s present intention serving' on Lodge committees for will be allowed to call home. Par-, M HARRISON STREET—MI 0-7788 to employ the assistance of the the. year: Gilbert W, Wittmann, ing an 818.45 wage increase over ents are requested not to call lombia oorrespOndent, Mrs. Ed- turned off. Hie board recently voted not to two yeara to bring base pay to said: “Thou shalt call His name JESUS,' for He shall ward Carlson, telephone S28-9M4. Do^t allow ambktog near the ..BRANCH STORE; 861 HARTFORD ROAD renew the oontract of ihe present State Department of Education. aucUttog; Mathews and Lewis G. save His people from their sirts.” We Me in the angel’s members of the board of education That department will provide an Bradley, building; Frank R. Boyn- $159.45 a week. The pubU^ers for information but to Ilstep to the •upt of Schods Royal O. Fisher have offered $8 oyer two yea i^ . words the exact purpose of His coming to earth; to whoaa contraot ends next fall advisor to sit with the board when ton and William Edmondson, sick radio. it interviews those appllcahta it and welfare; Bradley and Uoyd A. plus a fourth we4k of vacatim T Christmas Pagesmt Bduoatom at the state level they estimate is Wurth an addi- save us from our sins! met recently wiih the board at Its feels to be best qualifi^. Such a Thompson, refreshments; Robert While we join in the jpyous spirit of Christmas let A Christmas pageant, “»fhe invitation to diacuas procedures representative will act only to an Visnpy, publicity; and Wright, tional $1.20 a week. us not linger too long gazing into the manger, for His Adoration of Kings and Shep- involved in obtaining applications advisory capacity and will have custodian of'the work. Federal mediator Stephen I. birth was but the initial step in the great plan of God hetds” was presented by the chil- for a new superintimdent Present no vote to the final declsioir, ’Mra Schlossberg, who sidjourned the dren of the Congregational Church were Dr. Cbarler jSt. Clair, presl- Heckler said. Manohester Evening Herald peace talks Saturday when no to make atonement for our sins. yesterday afternoon. damt o f the Oannjectiout Aaeocia- New Year’s Coventry oorrespoodenti F. Paul- The New Testament bears abundant witness to the In the leading roles were. Betsy tion of PUbUe School Superintend- RNIN6 school ayatem, method to be em- exacultya committee, q^ckota will wrote ’’Aida,’’ ’’Rigoletto” and fullness of time Jesus became flesh. All heaven was ald White; Amgds, Roxanne Davis, GLCTRY LU N C H ployed to screafing applioai^ and be available at the dance Wednee- "R Trovatore.",. watching this tremendous event. Angels proclaimed it Heidi Knight, Lauri Sihvonen, 816 MAIN ST. the raapondbtUty of the board to Kathy MiUer, Colleen Keegan, HMktog its final choice. C o o ^ r a t i y e Of/ Co. with praises from on high and declared His birth to be Karen Lewis, Donna Rand, Mar- The board emphaslised its origi- S15 BROAD STREET the evidence of God’s good will toward mankind. What sha BJork, Vicki Burnham, JUl nal unanimous dedaion to accept child is this? The Christian world rejoices in the knowl- HolluxMk, Karen Wolmer, Vicki applications from all qualified in- A n dre w A nsa ld i Co. edge that God Has visited his people and seeks to recdn- Melvin, Diane Dente, Tina Peder- divlduala. Tbe basic requirement is son, Sandra Roberts and Judy cile sinful men to Himself. IFeVe as certification by the state. To quali- 186 BmWEJLL STREET—MANCHESTER Beers. X' ty for certification an applicant Mankind is ever on a quest for peace. The Prince of The 60 voice Windham High near a$ must have ait least a master’s de- Peace alone can still the hearts of a fearful world, but School choir climaxed the program year only as He dwells within the hearts of men. His promise with the presentation of Christ- mas and secular music under the t^ p h on e remains for those who will believe Him: “My peace I direction of Timothy Quinn. Local roar Orte fhr dr give unto you, not as the world jpveth, give ! unto you.” mend>ers of the choir are Barbara eoaoMtUs win be of For God so loved the world that He gavfe! Let us in Slate, Robert FTetcher end War- mtoMdlately. ren Fletcher. ^ return give Him our hearts! 0 Come, Let Us Adore St. Columba’s Services Him; Christ the Lord! The Rev. John Honan, pastor of The birth of the Christ Child will be celebrated in Manchester St. Columba’s Church, has given Best Washes from F R E E and area churches Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. the schedule for Christmas serv- CLO SED C H RIST M AS D A Y P*rotestant services in Manchester on Christmas Eve wiU be ices as follows: Oonfessiona to- D E L I V E R Y held at Zion Lutheran, 6:30, Christmas progfram for Sunday night 6 to T:30; Christmas RESERVATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR GALA School and congregation; Community Baptist, 7:80, Family serv- Carols wfU begin at 11:40 pm., M A N C H ESTER FET CE N TER ice; Presb3rterian, 7:30, Family, ser^ce; Concordia Lutheran, 7, sung by the choir. Mrs. Andrew NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATION—CaU Ml 3-2S42 / ChUdren’s service, 11, Service and Holy Communion; North Gasper will be the organist at mid- 995 'main STREET Methodist, 10, Teen-age service, 11:30, Candlelight service; Sal- night call to worship, “O Come All .. vatlon Army, 7, Sunday School program; St. Marsr's Episcopal, Ye Faithful’* followed by the blees- Candlelight service and Holy Communion; Ehnanuel Luther- mH atCi Fiano^s \ ing of the creche and high Mass. PRESCRIPTION PHARMAOr 11:30, Worship service; Center Congregational. 11:30, Can- Christmas \Day Masses wUl be dlelight service and Communion; Second Ctongregatlwial, 11:30, REST A U R A N T CandIBHght service; Trinity Covenant, .11:15, Worship service, celebrated at 8:80 and 10 a.m- 901 MAIN ST.—MI 3-8321 and Sou|h Methodic, 11, Christmas Meditation. Eight boys .teve auocwafUUy Also, Rockville Methodist, 7, Candlelight service: Rockville oompletad a tamijibtg m n se for Baptist, 8, Carol Sing, 11, Worship service; St. John's Episco- acolytes and wiH begivW vioe at pal, Vernon, S.p.m., Evening Prayer and Blessing of Creche, 11, the Bitar. They will-'make their Cerol Sing, ^1:30, Choral Euchsiist^ United Methodist, ^Iton, first appearancs Christhiaa Eve at w i 7, Candlelight service; Talcottville Congregational, 7:30, Can- the. l^dnight Mass. They are (Delight service by Young People; Union Congregational, Rock- Stephen Fors, Robert Gasper, Rob- ville, 11, Christmas Communion; Vernon Methodist, 11, Candle- ert Grant, Edmund Hauschlld, light Choral and Holy Communion: St, George Episcopal, Bol- Eric Hauqchild, Chrlatopher MaJ- ton, 11, Holy Communion, and Wapping Community, .11:15, Can- ek, CharleS^Repln and David Rand. dlelight service. The Christinas Eve services at High Mass will be celebrated at midnight at the following the Congregational Church will A LL T O G ET H ER Catholic churches: The Church of the Assumption, St, Barthol- mark the first appearance of the omew’s, St. Bridget’s, St. James’ and St. John’s Polish National Rhythmic Choir, recently formed Tooarmony Catholic Church, where there will be an Anc^el's Choral at the ^ Pilgrim FeUowahip members. good Waixfc, Ihe vm f Eight girls will execim the sym- Creche at 11:45; ^ Merriasr Oirishno* avsff N O W ... Catholic churches in the area that wiU celebrate High Mass bolic movements to a musical include Sacred Heart, Vernon; St. Francis of Assisi,. South background provided by 16 boys t V b ’f ringini Windsor; St. Maurice, Bolton, and St, Bernard’s Rockville, in DIA M O N D M A N C H ESTER OLDSM O BILE the upper church with the senior choir, and a low Mass will be out Mir y«y'woriMst if everything celebrated in the downstairs church. ^ Pofiee iSqatomee* Oo. MOTOR SALES Christmas Day Hasses Include The Church of the Assump- Yulftide^ ^Htlngs te 812 WBST..CENTBR STREET wasn’ t tion, 7, 8, 9, 10J.5 and 11:30 am.; St Bartholomew’s, 7, 8, 9, RUG and MW6 M A IN SOT. 10:15 and 11:15; S t Bridget’s, 7, 8^ 9, 10 and 11; S t James’, 6, yo«andyM in.,.wilb “just right”, 8, 9, 10 and 11, and St Jolm’s Polish National Catholic, j|:80 1, and 10.30 high Mass and Adoration of the Blessed Sacra- UPH OLSTERY 0 sinart *7haiik yoH.* mdnt Sacred Heart, Vernon, 8, 9:30 and 11; St. Francis of Assisl^outh Windsor, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and 11:30; St. Maurice, Bol- CLEA N IN G ton, 7, ^ 0 , 10 and 11:30, and St. Bernard’s, Rockville, 7, 8, 9, i 10 and 11/^1 in the upstairs church. TEL. Ml 9 -1 7 5 2 A t r/ifi P A R K A D E Christmas\JDay ser^ces in Manchester include St Mary’s or W* see for you and yoms, every joy and Episcopal 7:3& and 10, Holy Communion, 7 p.m.. Evening I^ y - blessing of this happy season , , . all in great good sr; Zion ElvangaUcal Lutheran, 10, Festival service; Concordia Ml 3-5747 measure. Merry Christnussl OPEN Lutheran, 10, W oS^p and Holy Communion. Members ct Oal- vaiy Church will i^et at 6 am. to attend services at the'Hart- ford Gospel Tabemt Area services include St. John’s Episcopal Church, Vernon, Cameras 9:30^ Choral Ehicharist; St^ George Episcopal, Bolton, 10, Holy 8 GItlSUOLI) ST. PINE P H A R M A CY ' r Communion, and Bolton Congregational 6 p^m.. Family Candle- Wi' Give (ireen Stani[w RSAC K^S 664 CENTER STREET light service. SUPER MARKET -'I

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Oounell at Oburches ance enub run by the British nitt5 If p r a ll ^ brand of Christianity should really interested in all phases ot heart He Is accepted for study only space, or circumstance! r i ’ i o , pnpi.iMHicn ST ISli. (iilL Scout Pack 251 and Ex- School of Motoring; the Royal Soi T O W ISH be considered Christian, inside the disease,^ abnormalities of blood after tale private doctor eubmits The scene of tee Annunciation clety for the Prevention of Acci- / m t A L D PRINTINO CO. (NC. Doctor Says "All generations shall call me of the Blessed Virgin Mary la The Baby Has plorer Poet 112 conducted a BlwaU 8 M t context of Christian teaching? pressure, changes in the blood a complete medical taletocy with dents; and the Silver Wheel Club, Y O U ALL THE M anctM te r. Ooiui._ r blessed." (St. Luke 1:48). closely associated write Christmas. Christmas party Saturday for vessels, and improved methods of the results of all tlie usual lab- children of the State' Receiving each with a memberahlp ranging ^OMAS r. rtotouBUN Which comhination of words would’ operating on the heart. oratory testa and the., staff of As we prepare to celebrate the The angel Gabriel delivers the di- from 2,200 to 90,000. JO YS OF WAL.TER It rEROUSON By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT vine message. Mary.’i^ h a ra c te r Home, Warehouse Point. The < P u b U s b c n the angels of the New Testament M. D. The h$tlonal Institute of Dental* the Center has decided that great Christian festival of Christ- Complaints state teat different X roai|fl^ Octolw 1. i l is reveWed in her response. “ Be- Been Named... pack U sponsored by 'Verplanck THE have been most likely to say,' to be Written for Research Is studying the man- such a. patient would further mas, it is mtly natural that our PTA, and the post by the Newton sets of rules, varying qualitlea of Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ner in which varloua chemical tee inveetigatione they were thoughU are of the With of Christ. hold tee handmaid of the Lord: 3 consistent with the teachings of Co., Manchester. driving tests, and a multiplicity Pubiii Broitai except making at tee tens. The other paitlcipants are in the be i-t unto me according to thy CHRIST M AS Entered at the the Christ whose birth they were The National Institutes of Health agents in our diet affect ’ he word!” Her atUtude U one of A program included entertain- of badges could well . ^result in Iter Conn, ae teeth. Patie-*s are accented from any background. Tliey are necessary confuision. ; SEASO N ir. heralding? in Bethesda, Md., is a govern- faith and hope and love. The ment, games and songs. Santa ment agency -working towrard a The National Institute ot Neu- part ot the United States but they to complete the picture, but they Callahan, Diane Marie, daughter of Arthur C. .and Wanda C. Claus presented gifts to the chil- Who is there among -us who m ^ pay their own transportation are not the chief object of our in- Magnifleat is the song of Mary. It ___ JON RATES better understanding of the ma- rological Diseases and Blindness is'a song of gratitude and thank- OaUahan Jr., 35 Trout Stream Dr., Vermm. She was bom Dec. dren. lie in A A ratee doesn't know^ inside himself, per- Investigates c e r e b r al palsy, to the Center. They are not re- tereet. ITiey are a kind of acces- 16 at Man<^ester Memorial Hdspiital. Hw maternal grandpar- Manuel J. Vincent Jr., .29 Fair- .Carrier jor health problems of the popu- sory after the fact. fulness and mtdse. On« Year ...... tlS.Ws moo haps unwillingly, that if we really lation. From the agency's studies, muscular dystrophy, multiple quired' to pay 'for the medical and ents are Mr and Mrs. Harold McNamee, Thomaaton. Her pa- view St., serves as unit leader for 11.00 sclerosis, brain tumors, cata- nursing care they! receive. The Blessed Ifirgln Mary is cer- Christmas belongs to Christ, to both groups and accompanied f x H o n t b a ...... 7.7B want to be with the -angels, if we many discoveries have -already be sure, but tee memory of tee COOPERATIVE ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Callahan, Milford, hree MoBtha ...... J J.SQ I.S0 been made which are helpful Jn racts and glaucoma, tainly central to-,-the feet of the Mass. She has a brother, Peter Thomas, 2H- them to the party. He was assist- ne Mootb ... eaaaaaae leMI 1.8i really want to give the. religion Bleseed Virgin who gave birth to on, t UM|-\NV ^ * * • » * Weekly .w ... 80 the early recognition or treatment the mok. recent addition to the EDUCATION BY RADIO Incarnation. The Mother of Jesus ed by parents of the scouts, who called Christianity its own chance , UBREVHJLE, G ^ n (AP) richly desCn'es tbe honor and ven- the Son of God U pwtlcularly fit- also provided transportation. of various diseases. Institutes Is the Clinical Center. ting and appropriate at this lime. .nr, IlUii.MJ --I |;| 1 |- Loteano, Frank John m , son of Frank John and FbylHs La- ____ HElfBER or to rise triumphant from its own Although.Tt is not an institution Gabon has etarted a program of eration paid to her. Hdwever, we teano, 65 Lockwood St. He was bom Dec. 13 at MAncheeter Me- THE associated PRklffi There are seven institutes and adult education, by radio. The pro- must not forget the fact teat she Rev. John D. Hughes 1 I I I >11 : - i : Ml morial Hospital. maternal grandparents are Mr. and < Mrs. SAFE-DRIVING TRAFFIC JAM The Aaaootated Preea Is excluslrely sources, we niust have charity a clinical center. The National In- for medical care as such, it U FLETC H ER GLASS CO. entiUed to the itae of republlcatioo of the one and only unit that admits gram, run by the go-yemment was a human being. Here is evl- St. Mary’s Church Salvatore Mosca, Fairvieiw, N. 'J. His paternal grandparents are LONDON (AP) —; Letters to the - all news dlspatcben credited to It or and iove and good will toiyard all stitute of Allergy and Infectious patients. While these patients are with the aid of UNESCO, gives ■ ______'» Mr. and Frank Lateano, Fairview, N. J. He has two sls- editor of the London Times com- ' not otbersrUe credited In tbis paper Diseases i s . . making important plain that the list of safe-driv- and also tbe local news pobllsned here. men, not just toward those whom - ‘ven the best of care, the pur- two broadcasts per week, one for te'rs,' Donna Marie, 6, and Franclne, 11 mtmtes. 188 WEST MIDDLE TPKE.—MANCHESTER , All rirtts ot reMbllcatlon ol special— we . might happen to judge studies of Influenza, rheum-t'^ I pose of their admission Is the men and one for women. Forty ***** ing organizations in England has . disv'atcnes herein- are also reserred. fever, tuberculosis, malaria and grown to traffic-jam proportions. worthy? Who among us does not .stuoy of some unusual oondition groups which listen to the coursea Deane, Teresa Carol, daughter of: Frank E. and Carol A. allergies. in which the staff is interested. together have been formed. Deane Jr., 147 N. Main St. She''was bOrh’iDec. 18 at Manches- It includes such organizations as Full seretce client o( N. E. A la really know and feel that, if The National Institute of Ar- the Institute of Advanced Motor- ’ I c e , I n c . __ This means that the patient will ter Memorial Hospftal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and ’ Publishers Representatives. The Christianity does not say this to thritis and Metabolic Diseases is be kept busy undergoing a bat- Mrs. Frank Parrone, 104 Harlan St. Her paternal grandparents ists; the Order of the Road; the ' Julins Mathews Special Arency—New studying the nature of the rheu- are Mr. and Mrs. John ElUson, Vernon. She Ims a sirrier, Karen , York. Chicaipi. Detroit and Boston. us, then' it says" nothing? tery of tests far exceeding any- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF matoid factoi found in the blood thing he would encounter even in Marie, 2. CIRCUJJtTIONS ______’ of patients with rheumatoid ar- .. ***** thritis. Since there is some evi- if you use Simmons, William Edward, son of Robert and Mary Sknmons, JOy AT CHRISTMAS The Herald, Printing Company Inc., By-Product Twin Hills Dr., Coventry. He was bom D*c. 17 at Manchester les no rmxflclal responsibility for dence that rheumatoid arthritis To All Our Loyal Cuatomers and Frienda! In ad- may be the result of some form R A N G E Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. matter You are a rare individual if you of hypersensitivity, close co-opera- C. B. O'Neill, Taunton, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. . / ' • erald. have not, during this present por- tion with the Institute‘of Allergy your car and Mrs. P. B. .Simmons, North Dlghton, Mass. He has a broth- er, Stephen, 4%; and four slaters, Ann, 11, Ellen, 10. Joan, 7, and Harriett's^ Be a uty Sa lon *' Display mdverttslns closing boura: tion of the yearly calendar, either is maintained. , F U EL O IL , For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. written or received a certain kind The National Cancer Institute Joyce, 3%. 129 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER . For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. ***** .F or Wednesday—1 p.m, Tueadsd'. of letter or message. is Investigating the effects of G A S O LI N E for Belanger, Mark Edward, son of Joel J. and Franoeie. Relanger, Christmas horn of plenty or Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday It is not primarily a Christmas radiation and various drugs and 25 Griffin Rd; He was bom Doc. 12 at Manchester Memorial , or Friday—1 p.m. Thursday, hormones on cancerous cells. overflow with blessings or Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. card, or a Christmas message, al- Hospital. His matemdl grandmother is Mrs. Edward McLatigh- *■ f Classiried deadfine; 10:80 a.m. « Tests are being devised for the Idn, Caribou, Maine. - His paternal grandfather is Frank Belan- • y o u a n d y o u r s . • day of publication except Saturday — though the message may be on a recognition of cancer in its BANTLY OIL BUSINESS • t a . m . ger, Caribou, Maine.' He has two brothers, Joseph, 11, and card. earliest stages, when (here is a ( d M I V W V , I N C. Michael, 9; and a sister, Beverly, 14. i > Monday. December 24 .better chance for cure. ***** But it is something that you !;;'i AiAi. N s T i ! i : i ; i ITIA; FONDEST The National Institute of Men- Zinsser, Eric William, son of Carl Allen and Ellen Zinsaer, send—or that -Comes to you—at tal Health is searching for a bet- M lldu-ll ii-l.l!),') 96 Woodbrldge St. He was bom Dec. 16 at Mdncheeter Memo- ,With The Angels this particular season of the year. ter understanding of the causes of rial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FOR J VERY iiiM.'kv i ill' I K ."i-.'CJTl At Christ m as, w a gladly greet our friends, It seems to us that this particu There is something about the mental disease and such emotion- Samuel Watson, 80 W. Middle Tpke. Hla maternal great-grand- season, and about its traditions W h y not »Top in and tee the mother Is Mrs. Christina Mullen, PortadownJ Ireland. His pater- ; lar year. In which one of the great with all good wishes for health, happiness'* nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Snsser, 37 Kensing- and observances and sentiments, Coifiet for '63. We'll «how you ; organised .diurches within the and a holiday season filled with many ton St. He has a sistetr, Sandra Lee, 5. MW Christian religion has inaugurated tli*at stimulates this particular how you con benefit more than ***** behavior. . Worthington, Andrew Boy, son of OarrolJ,^ and Constance CHRISTMAS great deliberations certainly in- Dear Friends, ‘ . you thought p osiible by leaiing. jo ys and blessings. Worthington Jr., Burlington, Vt. He WM bom Dec. 5 at Mary tended to ease and reduce the feel- You sit down, with pen and pa- We tore for if . , . you drive D1 Fletcher Hospltai, Burlington. His mhtemal grandmother is per, or typewriter, and reach ing of distance and estr^gement The need for arranging a jfuneral comes to Mrs. Howard Boy, 68 Jensen St. His patenml great-grand- 10 ALU- m ; between Christians of various de- across the months, or perhaps mother is Mrs. Jdtm Hildreth, Montclair, N. J. He Itas a broth- even across the years, to some old a famil.v about once in ever.v^ |4 or 15 j*ears. er, Scott, 3; and a sister, Kathleen; 6. • SINCEREST , nominations, should be a very flt- If you have never had ocasiou.to call a fu- BHobert J. * * * * .. * ; ting year in which to indulge com- friendship or Intimacy. It Is, you ^ mimm Carr, Matthew Lee, son of Lewis John and Judith Anita Carr, Seaaon’s Greetings To Our Customers and Friends plaint against a matter of trans- tell him or her without any of that neral director, it may be a source of comfort . 64 Biroh St. He was bom Dec. 11 at Mlanchester Memorial Hos- - lation language which often di- touch of hesitancy or shame which to you to know that we, at the QHISH FU- pital. His maternal grandjMirents are Mr. and Mrs. MUton Fer- guson, 27 Adams St. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. 'Hier- - T i d e s Christians. t might come over you at any other NERAL HOME, make it a point to guide • • • Yo ur Gf/t G a Kery you EVERY STEP OF THE WAY. esa Uraneck, Sayreville, N. J. He hak three brother, Lewis, 4; WATKINS BROS. (MAIN FLOOR) MAIN STREET FOR Ihls might be the year to get It time In the year, your wish to Kevin, 2, and Timothy, 1. ’ *”• “ ' decided, spiritually. Just which It touch that oijce familiar life once ***** again, to renew, for the moment AND EVERY COST and EVERY PHASE of M O RIA RTY REAL ESTATE Ohoulnard, Richard Alfred, son of Ernest Gerald and Norilq^ — AND — was the angels really meant. MIin o o r TH po b Atigd and without any binding pressure the funeral service is thoroughly explained INSURANCE Choulnard, 137 Orchard St., Rockville. He was bom Dec. 18 at ' Did they mean "Peace on earth; BRO THERS Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and goodwill to men?” of any kind, the ties that were to you. Mrs. Adrian Rlendeau, Rockville. His paternal grandparents are Yo u r Y a rn Shop PATRONAGE once so tight and strong; to trans- 301 CENTER STREET 9M MAIN ST.. GROUND FLOOR—TEL. Ml 9-5241 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ohoulnard, Greensboro Bend, Vt. T0N (0 U, o u r HOUSE •n HALE/(LOWER STORE) MAIN MA STREET Or did fliey mean '‘Peace on "INSUBANSMITHS SINCE 1914” A • A > * aarth to men of good will?" mit, once more, the message of MI 3-5135 love and affection. You de all this Sincerely, Hesse, William Arthur, son - of Eric WilUam and Ingeburg This difference in translation- is. Maria HesSe Jr., Chestnut Hill. He was bom Dec. 17 at Man- FRIENDS AND CU M M ERS .—or some old friend does all this We Lease All Makes and Models It so happens, a denominational chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. to you—as If it were a very natu- and Mrs. Arthur Wiebuseh, Wuppertal, West Germany. Hla m difference. ral and normal thing to happen paternal grandmother is Mrs. Erich Hease Sr., 732 Center St. ‘Ihat means that one set of He has a sister, Ann Marie, 2%. between hiunan beings. / ***** words is to be found in one stand- '-.t. e ard Bible, the other set in another Tbe connection between this Tedone, Constantino Thomas, son of Constantine and Mau- kind of action on your part sirid reen Tedone, 169 Oak St. He was born Dec; 15 at Manchester standard Bible. It means that, Memorial Hospital. His maternal gran<^>arent3 are Mr. and 2 MAIN STREET-,-MANCHE6TER SHEARSON, HAMMICL & should the passage in question be the particular holiday of Christ- V Mrs. Thomas Burke, Center Rutland, 'Vt. His paternal grand- CO. used- for reading or text in one mas, which,,celebrates the birth of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Tedone, West Hartford. — INVEISTMBNT SER'VICE — a founder of a certain particular kind of church or the other, there 913 MAIN STREET—MANCHBVmR would again be that automatic dif- religion, is not very direct oriclear. IV d liam ^ Quisk 'Vuneral X' ferenca You seek out your friend, or he SEASON’S GREETINO? FROM ALL OF UBt Actually,- however, the differ-’' seeks you, not because Christ wm 2 2 S MAIN STREET EDWARD W. KKASENIC8, Manager ence in wording, although denomi- bom. It is not likely that your R(»ERT C. HEAVKIDES, Assiatant Manager national in origin, is not by any lettejr to him, or his to you, re- MANCHESTER, CONNECTICU1 CUFFOBD E. HANipiN , means denominational in slgnlfi- joices over the fact that Christ WnjGIAM A. JENKlbfS aance. was bom. You are not waiting any C. DONALD BRIGGS There are some who belong to carol, or anthem. Tbl* Is, this All of us at the two Watkins PETER OUNAS JR. ach denomination lyho favor, In piece of communication between ADMUSE COTE their belief and in their philosophy you, pretty much a human thing, stores extend to you our best widies ISA SEBASTINO and in the way they would inter- something in the here and now. Ma.y all the joys of the JANE KELLY But it comes to the surface, H ipret the CSirisUan religion for ap- season fill your heart and for a Joyous Christmas, • plication to the practical affairs ccunes to action, and it comes to 'of the world, the translation of unashamed, fhinlng action be- your henefits and sentiments of peace lot, one common guilt, one com-; Pauline,G. Scheinost » all who have proved themselves mon grace, one little estMence. Madeline Smith to bp TOKi of good will, but that he Tbe truth'ls that most of us are Robert H. Smith is under no eompulMoh to. do so to hopriessly deficient in -the tech- Elva E. Tyler niques of friendship and of love, assn -wbe arc, pethaps, of ill will. Alfred p. Werbner- One kind of Christian cmisiders on ‘ the one ' hand, - arid that we imseif oblig;ated to give Christian would probably suffocate and ex- Bobert Wolverton rAitment to every human being pire If, on the othef hand, we^ ever w. h ^ rtily wish, for you and yours,« most merry that 'Bvea, proposed to feel and live f<»’ 385 The other kind of Christian con- days a year the ' intense, im- NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS andjfcstivc Christm as..,as filled wit^ the Joy of givfnf as folly siders himself obligated to give aahamed septiment which seems dulatitot treatment only to the so wonderful an emotion at Bernie Cantor . Nick him self...as full of happy wkNider as the shining facet of children Christian. Oiritomas time. But the blessed Glenn Roberta. Agency The battle of the meek, toft, fact does remain, and it Is what ' gathered around the'tree. May your h ^ rt and home be eharttable Christian against the we say to each other ip that occa- Real Estate Center, Inc. strong, righteous, judging Chris- sional." Christmas letter or mes- Thomas G. Welles brimming with all the most predons Messlngt of the Christmas season- Han has been'~golng on through- sage—we do mean it, tbe love and out tte history ot the religion. the friendship, even though, at The strong, righteous Christian, the ‘ moment we revive It most ASSOCIATE MEMBERS who yields peace to men who have clearly and Intenaely, it never already luuved their own' good quite makes it with the angels. Anne E. Bartlett Robert W. Lappen will, has always claimed to be This all redounds towdto the William F. Boles Elverett T. McKinney TO OOB MAHr FB1END8 the practical one, and he' has been, conclusion that It is quite an occa- Raymond S. Holcombe Jr. James J. Rohan (Honorary) to tell the truth, the one whose sion, quite a holiday, quite a spirit, Edith W. HoVland WUllam R. Rood Hieoiies the world has usuially fol- to make us do things like this.’ lowed. Cariyle B. Johnson Doris E. Smith -Ct -A a Tbe theories of the meek, the K e n a ^ W. Liqtpen Wesle/R. Smith ■PEOIAL GREETINGS FROM H ave A H appy Holiday Mailed A Little Late fott. le-charitable Christian are Fisher Dry Cleanaers SfoukAea seldom given a trial, at least in Dear Santa Claus; From the Leavitt family—and from all the the ptoctlctU affairs' of men. and Please bring' us all back to the AFFILIATE MEMBERS SAVINGS Your John'Leavitt ■imi .they ten ceme to some days when we were little boys and Ciash and Carry Depots In folks who make up John Leavitt, Inc.—best WatkinsAYest •riok, smal, often ludicrous girls. Elverett E. Moore Frank J. O’Connell ■■A. Cotmccticut Bank and Hartford National Bank a n c / LOAN Manetaeater and Vtanton ''' •’wishes for the Merriest Christmas ever—and Trust Co. Manchester Office /V .S' .S O C I .X I’ I O V *9ut an this is perhaps dec^tive. Manchester Office tbd Happiest, Healthiest New Year. ORMANDJ. WEST • O l M C T b A ‘t i i i a t . t o r p o g „. 4 >ractlcaJ brand of M*iidi*tt*r's Oie**)—-wMi ttb sM Ia^ y ^ usuaUy beto hold- Robert J. Boyce William Johnson PHONE Mi 9l71M E S T O W Manchester Savings and Savings Bank of kig th« helm, but where, after all R U a CO M PA N Y Off-Sheet Paritog w PH AR M ACY Loan Associatio'n Manchester BAwenesTiiis OteeST riNAnclAL IIItTtTMTIOII laUMM J. UNNOR Ka torn toe years, has,,U steered us? To 459 Harhford Rd.—M I)9-9»46 " An A ffiliate I :l fliUer, mere triumphant Chiis- DAY, Raymond L. Miller /■ * . 142 EAST CENTA STREET. MANCHESTW TUES. y East Hartford Federal / 1007 MAIN BTREET NEAR MAPLE I^YKEET tottg? Tb a wprM 6f peace? OPEN Savings and Loan Assoclatloa. t. ■w «MMr bsMg at CMstlaiiHy Couna m S iSSmmm tolMH I - •“ nt \ - : \ '' f. 7.

f ‘ ' , • . . J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1962 PAGE NOm PAGE EIGHT IIAN(iHESTER EVENING HEftALD, MANCUESTEB. CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1962 U. Tierney Funeral' Home, 219 W. go just before foe strike dead- South. Windsor Center St., followed by a solemn line. ^Liked the Way* You Managed Airlift from Cuba Unites Obituary ^ high Mase of rSquiem at St. Economic effects of foe strike James’ Church at 9 o’clock. Bur- go beyond possible price rises on Candlelight Ritual ial will be in St. James’ Cemetery. merchandise. In New Orleans, Captives and Exiles in Joy Edward D, Hopm Friends may call at the funeral two ILA locals claim a member- Yuletide Cards to JFK Scheduled Tonight Edward D. Hogan, 78, of 65 home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ship of about $,7D0. But some 14,- 7 to 9 p.m. (Continaed from Pac« One) 000 people who worit around foe Wapping Commimi^ Church out into the ^are- of television Mill St.» died fUter a abort illneas docks there are Idled by foe lights and flashlight bulbs. yeaterday at Manchester Memorial Alfred I. Mendelsohn wiU hold iU tradiUottal candlelight hands - of Havana's Communist- The men were taken , at once strike, according to Alfred Chit- Praise Crisis Handling Hospital. /' Alfred 1. Mendelsohn of New' Binds tenden, head of one of foe locals. service at 11:18 pjn. today. The dominated government; to the base’s processing center for York City, for many years a to- attention by health and immi^a- Bom Oct. 11, 1886, he lived in At Lake Charles, La., port di- lighting of the candles will o’an Minister Fidel Castro on. the scene girls,. "Swedish people usually’ Methodist Church, officiating. V. Herrmann. Dated December 21, coaster with the initial of your choice in a merry mood. He told them' The liberated men were mem- don’t get emotional, but there were big celebration bS held on.Christ- Burial will be in East Cemetery. 1962. he had declared^ a 24-hour "state bers of the brigade which tears in her eyes. All the girls mas Eve. Friends may call at the funeral ^ . Thomas J. Haddock AT 7H)05 s / Charles M. Herrmann. beautifully hand-cut ri^ht httq the waded ashore at the Bay of Pigs cried.” ‘The 'Walkers will .exchange the home totnorrow nig;ht from 7 to 9. whineral services were held for Main Street, 'P.O. Box 164 of peace" with the' United States Coventry* Connecticut crystal. Coasters stack, double, as ash for the occasion of the exchange, in the darkness of April 19, 1961, Karin learned that all her fam'tiy, larger presents, and^"eat a turkey Thomas J. Haddock, 87 Fairfield and he even escorted them on a hoping to liberate their homeland including her minister father, her dinner. ' Mrs. Antoiieta Armstrong St., Saturday afternoon at the trays, mint dishes. Gift boxed as a aet of { \ from Communism. Several hun- mother, two sisters, and the dog, Today Karin helped pop com Holmes Funeral Home. Charles personal tour of Havana. Mrs. Antoneta Armstrong, 72, of four at $11.00, including Federal tax. In Miami, thousands of Cuban, dred were presumed killed. Pysen, are well. It was then 9 and string it for the tree. Lanoka Harbor, N.J., a long time Steffens officiated. exiles waited in an agony of sus- The committee estimated that residert’t of Manchester, died Fri- 3urial was in the East Cemetery. pense. Of the 150,000 or so Cuban ljl97 survived and were captured, day at the home of a daughter in Bearers were William Coates, Whi- (Glorious YULE exiles in the Miami area, about and of these a few were executed. New Jersey after a long illness. ter Doyle, David Haddock, William 20,000 are close relatives of the Some had been sentenced for ab She was the widow of William Hall, Kenneth Cole and Ricliard Bay of Pigs Invaders. leged crimes in pre-Castro days. Armstrong. Stevenson. At last, the moment they some- Six had been ransomed earlier by TV—Radio Tonight She was bom July 21, 1890, in GREETINGS TO times Scarcely even dared h'ope their parents, and 60 wounded and Rockville. for arrived. The fif.st planeload of 'ill men had been returned for a Bolton \ prisoners touched down at Home Survivors include three daugh- ransom promise earlier in he- ters, Mrs. 'WJilliam Mrs. OUR FRIENDS stead Air Force Base. In th(, year. JtWlllMS - SnVltSMITHS Miami auditorium- Cubans watch-' Television Axel Anderson and Mrs. William Accident Throws Fay, and a son, William Arm- Plume iva S-2741 ing the drama on television roared ( 8) The Spirit of Christmas out their cheers. €:0o ( 3) Big 3 Tbeaier tin pr _ strong. all of New Jersey; three 9.58 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER QUINN'S PHAR/^CY (22> Movie nt 6 (In progress) \ (24) The written Word brothers, Edward H. Schaeffer of 2 Men from Car One woman fainted from the Service at Trinity (10) Early Show (in progress) 9:CK)'(8-4U-5S) Stoney Burke *r • excitement. Another gasped, "My (30) A Christmas Carol (Srl2) The DanAy Thomas Show Ellington, Albert E. Schaeffer of (in progress) (W . Subscription Television Manchester, and Will fa m A. Two Manchester men were 873 MAIN STREET God, they are really coming Scheduled at 11:15 1 6. i2) Vog) Bear iWERKIEST CHRISTMAS now." (53) For Your Information 9:30 (10-22-80) The Price Is Right (C> Schaeffer of West Stafford; four thrown from their cjm when it oMr- Darkness had closed in before (18) Life of Riley ( 3. I 2 ) v ^ e Andy_G_____ riim fi Show sisters. Mr|9. Karl Ruettgers, Mrs. turned on Birch M ount^ Rd. iSe Trinity (Covenant Cburch will (24) Image of Art (18) S ub^lptlon Television Ethel Brown Swanson, Miss Corine a second plane" touched down an hold its Christmas Eve* service at (40) Calling Mr. D. 10:00 ( 3) New liprelta Young Show Saturday night. Nelth^-vwas ser- WISHES TO EVERYONE ~L hour later- and prisoners stepped $.15 (24) Science in Sight ( 8-13-40-53) ^ in g Crosby Show Gibson and Mrs. Charlotte Mbn- 11:15 p.m. today. An advertise- 6:26 ( 3 ) Weather. News ft Sports V (24) Visit WitU.a Sculptor tle, all of Manchester: and six iously hurt. ment in Friday’s HeraW er- €;30 (22) Club House (22-30) David Brinkley s Journal grandchildren. Treated and discharged by Man- roneously. listbd the service for (63) News (10 ) Polaris Submarine (12) Everglades 10:3i ( 3) Stump the Sta>s ' Funeral services and burial were chester Memorial Hospital were CORET CASUALS last evening. (10) News ft Weather (22) The Third Man \ this afternoon in Irvington, N.J. John C. Greenwood, 36, of Laurel It will .be the congr^ation's (18) Burns and A'len (3U) Air Power V St., and Kenneth Slater, 34, of Car- first “Christmas in its new'^church (24) Triptych for a Christmas 11:00 ( 3- 8^12 40-30) News. SpprU ft J. GARM AN MEN’S W EAR r Eve ^ , Weather \ Nicholas Gentilcore ter St. t building on (40) Wild Bill Hlckok 11:15 (30) Christmas Card Special De- Nicholas Gentilcore, 69, of 57 Slater, the driver, was arrested 887 MAIN STREET Ttie Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pastor, A 8) Victory at Sea livery for operating under the influence will devote his sermon to "Signs 6:4/(30) Editorial , r ( 3) Special Broadcast Oak St.. died yesterday at an area 6;to (10-22-30) Huntiey-Brmkley Rc- ( 8-10-12-40-53) Christmas Eve convalescent home. of alcohol or drugs and 'was held of the Manger." * S ervice port . He was bom Jan. '22, 1892, in over nigbt on $500 bond, but re- ‘The choir will sing two anthems: ( 3) Walter Cronkite 11:30 ( 3) Special Broadcast leased Sunday morning. A traditional Swedish carol, 7:00 < 3) After Dinner Movie (22) CnrUtmas Mu.sic Tbrremagfgiore, Italy, and lived in SIGN YOUR (24) HeritaRG 11:45 ( 3) A Child Will Come Maitohester fqr 49 years. Until The accident occurred when the "Lysena’’ by Holstedt, and the (18) ^bM riptlon Television 12:00 ( 3) Special Broadcast car, southland on Birch.. Moun- French Apthem, “ Come All Ye (30) News. Sports ft Weather (10-22-30) Christmas Eve Mid- retlriitg three yeajs ago, he was a night Ma.ss velvet “weaver a^ Cheney Bros, tain Rd., skidded to the right, People.” ( 8) Evening Report AUTOMATIC (53) turn ( M 0^3) Christmas Midnight mills. , went off the highway, and over- (10) Death Valley Days Mas. v He was a inember of the Italiain turned. ' « (12) New’s. Sports ft Weather 1:00 ( 3) Monday Starlight Slater will appear in Circuit 7:15 (40) Evening Report ( 8) The Steve Allen Show Americah S o ^ ty and the Giuseppe FUELOIL (22) Western Mass. Highlights Mazzini Societjv both of Man- Court 12, Manchester on Jan. 21. (30) Sports Camera Radio chester. 7;2o (30) Men of Destiny AIDES SUMMONED 7:30 ( 8. 10. 40. 53) Cheyenne WDRC— !364 Besides his wife, Mrs. Stella DELIVERY ^ (22-30) It's A Man’s World 6:00 Kurt Ru .«h»'11 Foglio Gentilcort, hb\is survived PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) (12) To Tell the Truth 8:06 Raynor AShi»ies by two sons, Dominic ^pentilcore President Kennedy is summon- (24) Music For Chrlstmaa 1:06 Newa. SUm Off 8:00 (12) I've Got A Secret WHAY-ftlt and Americo B. G«i>tllcor6v. both of ing top economic and financial CONTRACT (24) Live and Learn 6:QtlJS>W8. Manchester; three ds^gfMers, advisers to his holiday White ,8:30 (40-53) The Rifleman 6:15 Paul Harvey; Dr/ Albert B. Mrs. Felix Gremmo and Mra. Houscy here to help button up (12) The Lucy Show - Burke « 6:30 Alex Drier Marge Ellison, both of Manchester, plails for a qut taxes and the 6:40 Sport* and Mrs. Richard P. Reale of largest federal budget ever.. 6:W Bob Considine . White House press secretary NOW! 7:00 Edward P Morgan Wobdland Hills, Calif.; two sis- 7:15 Connecticut P M ters, Mrs. James Deceria of New Pierre Salinger announced today 7:30 Dick’s Den London and a sister in Italy; that Secretary of the Treasury YOU'LL RECEIVE 10:30 Tonight At My Place 12:00 S’gn Off eight grandchildren and several Douglas Dillon will head a dele- I ABSOLUTELY WTIO-1080 nieces and nephews. gation arriving Wedneeday to 6:(N Newb Sports and Weather 'rae funeral will be held Wednes- discuss taxes, the budget and 6:30 Christmas Eve 1:00 News and Sign Oft day at 'STI5 a:m. at the John F. the economy. ______. ______FREE 1000 DOUBLE BltMED TRIPLE-S BLUE TRIPLE.S BLUE STAMPS luiTu' unppinsn Nay ali THIS aacalinaad STAMPS Holiday time is here once again, and we take STAMPS brifM (or this happy occasion to wish every joy of the At Absolutely WHEN YOU PAY FOR YOUR FUEL OH. J O T T E t J X IST O IC X j yee aRd your lovid season to our good ^friends. It’s always a DELIVERY IN FULL WITHIN 10 DAYS aR6$... pleasure to serve you, and we thank you! No Extra Cost! AFTER DEUVERY, O R PAY YOUR T O B V E R T S T O N E S ' - H e r r J Stanapo laeoed apan paj-mefot of CURRENT BUDGET ACCOUNT BY THE Glirlslmas ROW. Rt t hi s rat fuel ddlvery. lOrii OF MONTH. We sincerely hope that 6ach of you tilHt r I Our ivarmesi wish os MONTHLY OR BUDGH PAYMENTS enjoys a heavenly, blessed Christmas. . , L to mil our goodtjriends! We’re wishing all of you every joy of the Heating 2441our A-' Holiday Season. May your day's be merry and bright... seroing yda has made ours a ddightl Specialistt Burner Tots'n Teens BARRETT ’ , 1. ; /. •: • , I. A • ’' Sind 1935 Service PLUMBING RUFINI’S FtYIN(}“ A” SERVICE i' Campus Juniors f HE BOLTON PHARMACY SUPPLY CO. LENOX phar macy JAMES RUPINI—Prop. ' , ' OIL COMPANY TEL Ml 3^329 L I . „ ^ OPEN 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. CHRISTMAS DAY 369 CENTER ST. 966 MAIN STREET • MANCHES’TER SSI BROAD ST. 299 E. 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' / ; pag e TBi * BIANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN-MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1962 yt, ...... MANCHES-TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEK.^ CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN LITTLE SPORTS BT ROIJSON OUR BOARDQ^G HOUSE with ' MAJOit H'^'''**LB DAILY CROSSWORD PilIZZLE necticut’s Constitution 154 years 1' B o l t o n 1W.W*fWIU«MilMLC4^. •*> ago. Baldwin Urgc« The ^ t e 's three-century-old HAR-RUMPH/ FOR ONCE 32 Accidents Reported, fnmrarto Pfvkuw Punte collection of municipal and justice ILL TAKE TUB FIRCr M i^ W arf el Withdraws Bid Court Program courts was abolikhed by the legis- LKBOFKUMBLB Holiday Eve lature in 1959 and replaced by the ae/BASEDON , THAT YOOR CARPlNe Circuit Court system. OPEN ALL DAY ^COMMENTS WERE ILU- Six People Hospitalized fMiSr PERR3WA- ACROSS 3Seinei Specu d^ow n Meeting Of $20 MUlion Baldwin had previously pro- AHCEB.X FOONDED/SUT 6EL6CT1N6 ITTounaten 4Rb1i^6 posed an increase in the number of FieORED HIS A CHIRISTMAS bope forhli 5 Revhke a legacy justices on the Supreme Court tree 16 Simpl y Tiilt tonight 6Fanlta Mrs. C3aire Wafaxta, (OontiBiied from Page One) Snowy roads and icy weatherw bruised shins from the collision. fllb J a NIBS WOULD 6He if a -7— o( 7 Smell r who pre-SRiley reports that so far In the froiia five to six to meet its expand- took their toll this weekend, with „N 7^ , A MATTER C5F Boitad a petition asking for a spe- firsti three months of the new fiscal but was not hospitalised. BRIN6 BACKA happlnoa 8 Louse egg ed caseload. Mancheeter police reporting 32 Arrested for driving without an TREE with less EVRERT l4iOW- 11 Up a woody 9 Oleic acid ester cial town meeting to Selectman year $700 of the $1,500 amoimt Few have satisfactory facilities, Passage of his court expansion CHRIStMAS auUxnpbile accidents during the operator's license was Benjamin SHADE THAN A IE D 6 E A N D punt 10 Depends Charles Robbins last Wednesday budgeted for election expenses has BaUdwin said. They provide in- plan would rep.'esent a kind of » I 12 Roman official 13 Bamboolike -1 first two days of the holiday Riley Jr., 35. of 60 Nike Orcle. BUGCtS bunny-^ BILLIARD KNOWING WHERE night, withdrew the netition Satur- been spent. It usually costs $25 to adequate space for Judg6, jurors, i valedictory for Baldwin, who will period. cue.' ISBalv'f aksai-jrjm day night. She said tne'action was have a town meeting call drawn up attorneys, litigants, witnesses and{ Riley lost control of his car on r Chnstmai toy issa* retire next year as chief Jtutlce. Few of the acetdetits resulted in Camp Meeting Rd. neau: Carter St., OUR \ THEY HAVE I'LL STICK 600DNESS 14 Motorifti’ 18 Container taken "on advice of counsel." by an attorney, Mrs. Riley said, court personnel. Some even lack i He has previously been governor injuries. The worst' occurred at LITTLE ^ A HARDTIME AROUNtS- GWACIOUS! slumber ipott 24 Masculine name John McOarrick, chairman of adequate lighting and toilets. j while traveling west^ then slid 44Huseof lyzie adding that since Day, Berry and of Connecticut and has repreaient- 3:20 Sunday morning, when the '^HOWAMUTBUYIN' FEATHERED FINDIN6 THIS HALPl VA IBRoof finiid 25 Cosmic order 36 Shouted the board of educatio%-waid today Because of their scattered loca-; across the road into the guard 37 Tint poetry Howard, bonding attorneys, have ed.the state in the U.S. Senate. car driven by Richard P. Cofoni PMIENPSAO FOOD AT 0U6HTA BE' BETTER 17 Pry bar 27‘Require that he had consulted Atty. Wil- tions, Baldwin said, the 22 Supe-, rails on the west side of the road A BA6 O'PEANUTS IB Be lick 28 Arrow poison 39 Hicrospores 47 Famous been consulted on the calls for the ot Weeteriy, R. I., traveling west PER TH' WROS, LOOK HUN6WY1 JHIS TIME BUY 40 Papal short English sdiool liaip Sprague, who is serving as meetings involving bond issues, rior Court and 12 Common' Pleas | Uefpre coming to a stop. Four 20 Measures of 30 Renovators on Camp Meeting Rd., failed to posts were knocked down. Neither ^ELMER? ANOTHER cloth 34 Pack collars 48 Plant part counsel to the board, after board that expense may be higher. In ad- (3ourt judges must “gyrate all negotiate the curve west of Cau"- BA6,. 21 Let nothing 35 Oxidizing 41 This if their 51 One tScot) members had agreed that the pe- dition, advertising costs are $8 to over the state." , Riley nor any of his three pas- PINE PHARMACY 12th Circuit enzyme night S3 Open (ftoetd tcr St., and collided head-on wkh sen^rs. were injured. Riley was ELMERi your tition should be withdrawn be- $10 and rentaU of Fitmos ballroom "Both bench and bar could work | a car driven by August F. Kramer, holiday cause of the added expense it is $40. much more effectively if we had summoned to Circuit Court 12 for 664 CENTER STREET-—MI 9-9814 enjoyment 1 2 3 4 4 7 8 9 10 Coventry. the Jan. 14 session. 22 Social event would involve for the town. An ad- A referendum costs the town fewer places ^where the trial courts Court Cases Kramer, and the two front seat 23 Restrain 11 12 ditional consideration, McCarrick about $300, Mrs. ^ le y said. Eix- ait ana i>ioie juu^-o in one passengers in his car, were all David T. Hoves, 19, of 136 Oera- 26 Smalleft said, was the fact that the select- courthouse," Baldwin added. ing St., was arrested Saturday af- lb penses involved include about $(K) Manchester session seriously hurt, and were taken to 29 Ruffian • 14 men had "honored" a petiticm pre- for ballots; $20 for the moderator; At least nine courthouses' are Manchester Memorial Hospital. ternoon for failure to carry a li- community sented by Edmund Peresluha Mon- "attuned to the days of the rail- 1 In a brief Christmas Eve ses- cense, although he was only pas- 31 Number 16 • 18 about $17 each for six machine sion, Circuit Court'12 Judge Doug- Two of the back seat passengers day night even though they knew tenders, three for each machine; road and horse and buggy,” Bald- were unscathed. Cofoni, alone in sively involved In a three-car ac- 32 Follower la.ss B. Wright imposed fines for cident, 33 Obierve 2T 2i 22 the board had planned to present two checkers and two registrars; win said. They are the court- his car, was unhurt. 34Chriftmaf gift m houses in Bridgeport; Waterbury, as much as $100 and jail terms Hoves had stopped on W. Middle GWiN® ^ 2 5 a petition for a town meeting. $45 each for two mechanics; for a for seiven days, as well u a num-1 Admitted to the hospital besides fpot 22 24 24 27 28 • McCatrlck said there has been Norwich, New London, Putnam. Kramer were his .wife, Elizabeth Tpke. near Broad St. behind the ALSO HELP5 38 Station total of about $140 for workers ber of penalties. ' I “no communication" between the during a referendum. Willimantic, Rockville, Litchfield G. Kramer, his five-month-old car driven by Janet Post,, 39, of 42 Brew 29 30 31 and New Britain. The $100 fine was levied against i 97 Main St,, when his car was 43 Sight organ board of finance and the board of C2iurch Services Roy L. Mclsaac, 43, of Glastbij-1 son, Joseph, and two-year-old son; ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 45 Moutbf' 32 education; "We assume most like- Even with five courthouses, August Jr., all with face and head Haberern, 17, of 230 McKee St. 46 Honey A Christmas Eve service will be Baldwin said, no Connecticut resi- bury, charged with driving undeb! Haberen, 17, of 230 McKee St ly the $40,000 would have been held tonight at 11 p.m. at St. ‘the influence of liquor or drugs. Injuries. Mrs. Kramer is report- VWATIS ANOIL ...D O ES'• OUR USE C3F ) N O ...TM ...YOU'a JUST HAVE 47Pitchera 39 40 4i dent would be required to travel e7 Confessions will be heard by of the first new courthouse east of swiped two others on Haynes St. dler.s have set up workshops in Acioe two priests tonight from 7:30 to 9 Police reports Indicate that Hayes John E. Morrison, 24, of Colches- w-a* the Connecticut, to serve Wind- ter, traveling cast, veered into the Berlin to repair children|s toys in St. Maurice Church. There ham and Tolland Counties. Man- was intoxicated at the time. in their spare time. The U.S. giur- will be n o .. confessions before In lieu of the $100 fine usually side of an oncoming car driven by OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS chester, a Hartford County town, Mrs. Natalie T. JansChewitz, 42, of rtson has appealed for donations Masses on Christmas Day. might also be included in the dis- imposed for the charge. Judge of old toys which can be renovat- There 'will be a High Mass *t Wright imposed a 10-day jail sen-, 41 Foster St. The Morrison car wt A. hm. TJt A HOA.' WE HAVE EVERY- trict. I was then hit by a vehicle being ed as Christmas gifts for orphans midnight today at St. Maurice ' The courthouses wou'd be stra- tence with credit for the three and poor., children. THE AWFUL •THIM& PCR A RME‘ Church, and Masses tomorrow at days awaiting trial. driven by Mrs. Cecile D. Bard, 33, TEMPHATIUM CHRISTMAS, BUT HE tegically located, one in each of 48 Summer St., who was also WANTS fAORB— 7, 8:30. JO and 11:30 a.m. ihli-y day susilended sentences PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMK'.iR A Christmas Eve Service will be quadrant of the state, plus the going east on W. Middle Tpke. SPOlUN’ IT WITH Hartford area. . were given to CJlarence Walker, 27, Hospitalized were' Morrison and / BROKEN (SAME held at 7 tonight at United Meth- and Harry Bellucci, 25, whose e lAW S/ odist CIhurch with carol singing The shift from the old coui't- Mrs. Janschewitz, who are in sat- houses to the new buildings would home add;-esses with both listed as isfactory condition id the special and a sermon by the Rev. B ^ a rd 84 Ash St. Both pleaded guilty W. Jw.en and friends a very Baldwin said he was aware of gal parking after his car was motor vehicle operator's license Many peopit havt found Itaainf tha moat the cost o f the construction. That struck by a p w in g vehicle, was was James iS. Smith, 31, of 65 Rus- practical way to anjoy lutomobilt luxury. POI HAVE TO MHAT A QUESTION / I PONT SEE WHV. .I'M X "Well, he didn’t say he loved me exactly! What he MERRY CHRISTMAS! is why; he said, the building should nolled on recommendation of the sell St., after he slid into a utility GET DRESSED FDR actually eaid was ‘have another dessert’!" be staggered over a decade. prosecutor, Atty. F. Joseph Para- pole or Porter St. OF COURSE YOU HAVE >IMG TO BED V E R Y EARLY ^ Smith, traveling west, told po- BREAKFAST TO G ET DRESSED / TONIGHT/ The proposed increase in the dise. BORN thirty VEARS t o o SOON 12-24 number of judges was a minimum lice he lost control of the car on mo m , ? needed to meet the heaviest vol- INDUSTRY GROWING the imsanded,' aJush-covered road, ume, of civil cases In the history of ROME, Italy (AP) — Italian then hit the pole. A car driven by the Superior and Common PleaS* industry blooms along. The na- Arthur E. PInney, 32, of Coventry, BEN CASEY Courts,' Baldwin said. tiorr'S general industrial produc- could not avoid colliding with the y Baldwin’s redistricting plan tion index (baaed on 100.fpr 1953) rear 6f the Smith v ^ c le , which MORtARTY H would be the first major overhaul hit 220.2 for the month Of Septem* was 'blocking part of the road, po- in Connecticut's upper trial court heir, an increase of 8.9 per cent lice said. BROTHERS system since the adoption of Con- over September, 1961. Smith will appear before (Jireult ' n l Court 12 on Jan. 14. 301 CENTER STREET Mrs. I»inney, riding In the front MI S-5135 seat with her husband, received

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V t pa g e twelve MANC^STER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESIER, CONN, M0Ni4 t ^DECEMBER 2^, 1962 Haynes^ Boner After Winning Toss Nearly Costly Celtics Face Fine System Herald Angle Alumni Tilts Spice Holiday Hoop Schedule By Brookers’ Toe Provides Margi By Auerbach EARL YOST Indians Play Sports Editor Central and Wesleyan Remain Undefeated^ BOSTON (AP) — If the HOUSTON (A P)— A slightf score Then they went to thef> don’t like to make.’’ ^the 1988 National Football League Fortunately for the Texans, the title game, scoring the winning overweight, line-facing Celtics ^season rush. Green reported he Gonard Friday finale before an overflow crowd also are ahowlng first signs of Sunday drizzle ticked off Tommy Oilers were imable to capitalize ’TD after 8:58 of the first over- was up at 4 a.m. (hese days ' of 87,981 and a national television being “ over the hill,’’ the next Brooker’s helmet. The clock on the situatipn. As a matter of time. This la the kind of Sunday I Harry EUch, handtoi^ped with Providence^ Rhode Island Loom as Powers audience. three weeks should be de- fact neither tram could as they Haynes, who scored two first NEW YORK (AP)—“ThiBbl®c««» Joined Florida AAM’s BobOtor Ms race by winning the look forward to. ’The achedule wma bock'injury suffersu while playing In Top Game showed 2 minutes, 54 seconds Dallas won the toss at the start olBlve. .... V _> ______S. S______L- ««_____ A.' SportsmanaMp* Award for m a fineTMIA played out the IS-minute overtime half ’TDs before almost turning is the biggest thrill my Paramore as the first Negroes to 'clear of any commitmenta . basketball in service, said both his of the second sudden death of the overtime and it was Abner Bat the rest of the National running performance despite a ^kftar attending Maaa with my BOSTON (A P ) — Pro.vi-f'turn to double time, ffor the Holiday Tournament at^night after top-seeded Hampdsn- session and went into round 2. from hero to goat, said, "W e were be picked for the squad from' golf and,bowling game had auffar- overtime period.-The opposing Haynes’ decision whether to re- Basketball Association Isn’t life—being the first of my Dijde. hod ankle. gamlly I found ua all going aepa- By HOWIE HOLCOMB (fence College — which may Whlle many teams were easing Washington, D. C., Dec. 28-29 Sydney of Virginia meets .Bridge- Houston made its roost serious ready for them.’ ’ Running mate ed thia season as a result . . Dis- ceive, kick off or take the option counting on any pennanent raqe to play fo r the Sjiuth,’’ At Houston, Missouri of the Big tato ways, Reed to work, Dean off the vacation period, Rhode Is- along with Coast Guasd (0-7). water, Mass., state. lines tensed as the ball was penetration before the tide turned. Curtis McClinton chimed fii, "W e Ill the first period, after a 7- cussing sports of the day, and Only six items are on' the have switched toctica just in of selecting the’ favorabljs end of ' chink In the armor ot the fonr- Eight Conference and Georgia akating and the' lady of the house land had a husy week prior to its A t least one streak is/ expected Northeastern .extended its im- snapped back. Len Dawson Bill Hull intercepted a George just wanted the championship We said Willie Richardson before yard p^ss from Detroit’s Jerry the. popularity of pro football ware area scholastic basketball time — and a sophomore- the field. Inexplicably Haynes ttmo'dhamplons. Tech of the Southeastern were into the kitchen , , My favorite venture to the ^ e e n City Tourna- to end Thursday when DartTnqutli pressive record to 7-1 via a 68-49 . put the ball down on the 25- gave the oilers the first advan- Blanda pass after the Oilers . had waitpd three years.” the annual North-South foot- Gross toi Loony Sanders of MicM- the Nassiffs— Fred and Sam, Eich menu this week and two of laden Rhode Island give the ment at Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 27-29 invades Kentucky. After that the ^^illn d yoa, Boston stIU has a gan State had given the North a locked in a defensive struggle un- ohalr felt good' while I tried to and two working newsmen, Howie decLaion over M IT last weriti tage when he elected to kick off. moved to the 86. Hull lugged it Houston Coach Frank (Pop) Ivy. ball game. 'T have a neater them are Alumni tilts. Most where the Rams encounter Arizona Indiana invade Dayton and Biitler yard line stripe. ^ou r-gam e .bolgo In the East-' T- Olrad; Richards grabbed a 48- tU a key block by Andy Russell aatch up on niy reading before 2 Holcomb and the writer . . Greet- natiem’s smallest state major Connecticut scared Loyola of That g^ave Houston the kickoff back 23 yards. A Len Dawson trying to make it three conseci rapreaentation In tha Holiday Bas- State. *■: while Yale challenges Purdue and Brooker kicked and the Dallas em Diylidon after Its 12(V108 desire to play well in this yarder from Kentucky’s Jerry broke Tobin loose for Ms long o’clock . . . Pro football offering, ing cards found their way to the important of the half dozen is New Orleans before being edged, plus a 14-mlle per hour at its pass to Jack Spikes gained 10. tive titles for the Oilers, Mifd k^ball Tournament madness. Michigan. Texans were the champions of the IqM, toJNew York Saturday game than in any othdr in m y Woolum for the South’s first ’TD. jaunt and gave the Tigers a 14-7 KatUmal League version, between desk from the Don Bergers in Manchester High’s game Fri- Rhody (6-3) swept past Con- 51-49. back. Dallas coach Hank Stram Spikes rambled 19 to the Houston the Houston story was ^sim ply American Football league with a night. The Celtics have a 21-9 life.’’ / edge in the third quarter. ttaa Otanta and Dallas Cowboys Rockville; showing the seven hand- day with Conard. Brown (3-3), their Ivy League necticut into the Yankee Confer- Holy Cross (4-1) is paired with Holy Cross turned aside 8t. . said he had wanted to kick off 19 and the Texans were in range. "missed opportuniUes ItKihe first The North then Moved ahead Missouri struck first, moving neighbor, joins the fun as an entry 20-17 decision over Houston's two- reooird.'‘« The Negro star from little Jack- was another thriller, New York some and brautiful children of the The Indians are 3-0 in CCHL ence lead by pasting Maine 86-78. St. Bonaventure and Bpston Col- Anselm’s 85-64. since his defense had been strong. Brooker then booted the winner. half. 14-7 In the' second peridd, on a 1- ahead in the opening period on a time tltllsts In the longest game Yet the players themselves son State of Mississippi/ capped a winning, 41-31 . . . Several sports Little League baseball official, play and are tied with Bristol in the Downcast Classic at Ban- then New Hampshire 121-92 snd lege (3-3) drews powerful West In Saturday night action, Ck>lby But wanted the favorable wind. The game goes into the books Brooker’s thrisO^pointer.' was yard plunge by Dave' F f i ^ i s of 21-yard touchdown run by Jim gor, Maine, Dec. 28-29. In professional football history. havent been haM>y with their brilliant performance in the all- books made their appearance at Bamie Giovino of the Parkade Central for first place. However followed with a 65-57 triumph over Virginia at th* Holiday Festival. dropped a close verdict to Iona 55- “ The players'were excited and as the longest game in pro,,an- worth a winning^share of $2,261.80 OMo State. It stayed that way un- Johnson. Georgia. Tech tied it In St. Johii’a The game turned out to be a performances to date and the star contest on a 80-yard touch- til late in the fourth quarter w h ^ the office in the past few days and Lanes and golfers Stan and Eklna Manchester’s three victims are the Abandoning its deliberate of- New York, Dra. 26-29. 52. tugging at ,Abner,” explained nals and only the second sudden for each Texim. Each member of the second period when Joe Auer Harvard (1-4) la matched three-part production. Dalfes won fans agreed When they booed down play with 87 seconds re- the South took the ball on its I managed (o read mveral. chap- Hllinski . . Free Urns at night and bottom three teams in tt^ league fense for the fast break and con- N ew England’s unbeaten list of Here’s a quick look at the vari- Stram. "He just didn’t understand death championship g^ame. Balti- the Oilers gets $1,471,09. Both scored on a 6-yard run. ’Tobin’s againat the host .school In the tte first half 17-0. Houst^ took the home forces for the first maining. that carried the South to own 20. ters bofore palling it a day. I welcomed the opportunity to standings and next Friday’s home stant running pressure. Providence major powers has been trimmed to ou.s standings before the teams the second half by theX^m e the option. It was a mistake you more defeated New York 28-17 in figures are A FL records. tbne within m em o^ against T Dbroke it up. The best Tech game wUl be the first BIG test. .(4-1) swamped Brown 72-47 last potent Ccntial ConneOtYcut (6-0). Evansville, Ind.,. Invitational open- round the corner into the heavy a 16-14 triumph over the North Rice quarterback Randy Ker- could do the rest of the way was Monday check off the Christmas lists, proof the Knicks. last Saturday. that I am getting into the spirit of One thing in the Indians’ favor Wednesday as a tuneup for its aurprising Wesleyan (5-0), Am- ing Friday. going in January. New York led by as much bow fa d ^ back on secemd down, a 26-yard field goal by Billy Loth- Holiday greeting cards arrived is that Co/^ptain Paul Quey is appearance in the ECAC Quaker In other forays afield. Ma.ssa- In the other post-season collegi- the season. herst (4-0), Dartmouth (3-0) and Yankee Conference — Rhode as 28 points at one stage, spotted Richardson and threw. ridge. Mrom Harold Binks, for years the expected back in the lineup. High (City Tournament at Philadelphia, chiLsetts (3-2) travels to the Tren- ate classics on a thVee-game pro- Assumption which has not lost to Island 2-0, Conn. 1-0, Maine 2-1, breaking away When they out- ’The Negro speedster spurted be- . At Orlando, Fla., It was sopho- mascot of local ayjletic teams; Thursday scorer for the team last year, the Dec. 28-29. ton. N.J., Invitational and W il- gram, BUI Tobin raced 77 yards a coleglate rival though it has Vermont 1-2, Ms.ss. 0-1, New scored Boston 89-21 in the sec- tween two defenders, grabbed the more halfback Lapasky who Archie Li'vingsttme, clubhouse Day away frcnin the regular rou- talented back court operajor will liams (2-2) will appear in the A l- for a touchdown as Missouri up- The tiurnament-wise Friars draw fallen before the New York AC. Hampshire 0-2. East W ins f*burt^>j ond quarter. , ball on the 40 and- raced the rest made the difference. He scored manager at tlje Ellington Ridge tine at 13 Bissau St. and I found definitely add^unch to the attack. Deleware as an opening round foe. bright Tournament. Ivy League—Yale 1-0, Brown Rut^us Involves Laver set Georgia Tech 14-10 in the of the way as a crowd of 16,892 on runs of 3 and 4 yarcif, return- mysaU shopping, moaUy window, Defending champion Assumption CoMh Red Auerbach’s re- ,Coui»5y, Club; Sam and Iris Va- Good and Bad Providence first tried Its speed- 0-1. Bluebonnet Bow Im d Joe Lapes- roared. ing a punt 70 yards for another is paired against American Inter- Down East Entries action has been to post a com- cant!, father o f Manchester’s only along with thousands of others.. Manchester has looked good and up and 4insettled St. Louis ,64-57. Maine State—Bates and Bow- ky scored four /touchdowns in That made M 14-18. Wooliun TD and wound up the Mgh-scoring Groetinga arrived from Tom Cos- national (0-5) while Amherst Bucknell joins Oolby, Maine and parative weight chart In the Jockey, Sam Jr.; Lee Terry, for- bad in its first three games, l^ e n tha team returned to the de- dowin 2-1,'Colby and Maine 1-2. Houkon’s 49-21 rtAit of Miami of wMpped a pass to Kentucky game on a 18-yard scoring pass grove, former Manchester Coun- draws Springfield (3-1) in the first Brown in the Downeast event. team training room. One col- mer Manchester Country (31ub •niere’e no question but they're op- liberate aproach it just nosed out round o f the Springfield College New Bedford Tech ia host to the VfflTtiont State— St. Michael's 2- Kinel Drops in 16 in Davis Cup Net Play OMo in the Tangerine Bowl. teammate Dave Gash for the de- from Billy Roland. president and club champion; Ed try Club president, now sales man- umn lists the player’s current erating under extra pressure. * St. Francis 69-68. That’s when 'The Orange Bo^l in Miami was cisive two-point conversion and It was 7-7 after the first quar- ager of the Atlantic Cement Oo. Invitational Dec. 28. fifth annual North-South Fiesta, 0. Vermont 1-0, Middlebury 9-1, weight and the other the Vojclk, ex-pro baseball player; Bristol Eastern Coach Burr Carl- Coach Joe Mullaney ordered a re- Central Connecticut ia heading playing Guilford, N.C., Friday Norwich 0-2. weight Auerbach says that Richardson’s stage as he broke the upset triumph. ter, but Houston rolled over the rank Corkln, the most efficient in Baltimore, LutherviUe, .Md., son commented of Phil Hyde last BRISBANE, Australia (A P)— A ruckus was raised today the South’s color line and twice Tom’s new mailing address. There appears to b§ no stopping East Catholic’s well drilled man must not exceed when Richiardson was voted the Miami eleven in the second quar- sketball official from Meriden; week— “ He’s sitting on the hot- over Rod Laver’s right to play Davis Cup tennis in view of the club returns from a two- crossed the goal line. The 6-foot-2, South’s most valuable player. ter, pushing across four touch- licl^ Angelo, long^m e officer in Speaking of golf, season greetings test seat in the world.- We all pick- quintet. 'A e Eagles added the scalps of the Windham Jay- 200-poiuid Little All-Am erica se- were extended by Alex Hackney, the flagrant flaunting of his professional plans but indica- tveek, nine-game road swing Paramore added another laurel downs to wrap it up. tie Twilight Baseball League; 10- ed him to win!” vees to their list of conquests Saturday night by a 68-46 Country d u b pro, and his gal F ri- 6 ■' tions were that there would be no official action. . dan. 11. bowlerz Bob and Diane VVillis ITiat the Indians have with- score. Snapping a 19-19 tie midway in the second stanza, , .Jim Herdic of the Rec staff day, Mrs'. Olive Hackney; Amer- The Mexicans said they planned^ ’The penalty: $60. For every stood the pressure, played without Coadi Don Burns turned the tUt$ ■topped to report on rifle activity ican Legion athletic officer Earl no protest and the bigwigs ot the pound over Me limit. Aocoid- ' Petersen, Rockville high diamond a leader and hi$di ecorer, and still into a rout. The success was No. tennis writer Alan Clarkson said and added that the tennis court won, is to their credit. HOW HIGH IS UP?— 4 6 Lawn Tennis Association of Aus' 1 n g to Auerbach’s figuring coach, Ron Kuzuch; retired Na- 4 for the undefeated locals. the incident was , a “ farce for nets had been removed because As a warmujr for Friday’s tilt, 2 4 tralia shrugged their shoulders trouble-plagued' Tommy Hein- Manors Top Middletown tional League umpire BiU Stew- Six-foot-nin6 Big Bill amateur tennis.” Other reporters there has not been any demand for they take on the Alumni Wednes- Frank Kinel (16) and Tommy ...... 0 0 0 Bohn has the biggest reducing Russell of the -Celtics Lacy and looked the other way. also raised the professionaUsm Dlay at the town areas. .Talked art, now scouting the area Lodge (10) paced the well-6al- Lelaucher ...... ______0 0 0 proUem—on e l ^ t pound ex- for the develand todians and the day at the MHS Arena. An attrac- , - So despite howls of “ farce” and issue but both Laver and Harry 5rith Fran Geissler, new dean of tive program has been arranged sqars above the Knicker- anced Elaat scoring attack. Ten of MePart ...... 2 3 7 cess. Heinsofan, whose latest fellow who signed Tom Keliejr of “ flagrant professionalism,” the Hopman, the Australian captain, Bspn at Wllllmantic State Teach- for th^ vacationing Grads includ- bockers’ six - fooit - four the 12 players Burns employed W eljr ...... 2 0 4 aliment has bem water on riie fk o. LEAGUE For Third in Row, 90-77 Manchester; BUi Oowley, pub- Australia left-hander, who scored insisted no ccmtract had been ers College in WilUmantic and for- ing e' series of rahibition wres- Richie Guerin as the tallied. Rick Wood subbing for all- Waicdcowski ...... 1 0 2 knee, was held scoreless while / S « a > i 'Tictty director of the Boston Red. the second grand slam in history signed. i p r baseball and basketball coach. tling matches starting at 6:30. the ing Captain Tommy Malin, out Rizza 2 6 this year, ^11 4>e in the line-up drawing three fouls against w. L. PoL Sox.. Holiday season is lUways a Boston center reachet ...... J Rosewall said he was being cut Oeissler stepped down this seaqon' basketball games at 8 and a dance with an ankle injury, turned in a for the Australians when they go fhe Knicks. . E & S Gage ....'... .82 38 .683 Takinjg their show on the road. Green Manor’s basketball good one to do a Httle extra eat for rebound. from 20 per cent of the receipts to et head coach and has also re- to follow. top grade performance. Totals...... 24 20 68 against Mexico in the Da'vis Cup What’s wrong with the Cel- Dodge Poiftlac...... 74 46 .617 ing and perhaps add a pound or 16 per cent .and that Hoad was entry found Middletown a troublesome foe yesterday after- tired from basketball officiating.. Other Games on Tap Once again big Ray LaGace Windham JV (46) challenge round Wednesday. tics T ^ Moriarty Brotheni . .70 50 '.583 two. Hoping to avoid tMs I ar- acCCTting a reduction from 17H noon in the Farmington Valley League. However, as has been Despite a lack of manpower, all Another Alumni game is sohed- helped turn the tide. Although held B F Pts. The Sydney Dally Telegraph Fra)d( Bamsey a n s w e rs : Caron. Electric ...... 64 56 .538 ranged my schedule to be free at to IS per cent with the other pros “ Simple. Our average age the case previously, the Manors had just too many guns and nine men who went out for the uled Wednesday—at Ellington. It Bowling ^ to only-foilr points the pivot con- Budizinsky ...... 1 1 3 said that a professional program Pagani's Catuars .. .63 57 .525 night to play volleyball, ^ getting absorbing similar slices in their came home with a hid-eam ed 90-0.^------^ ------Vursity are on the squad, Willi- will be the Purple Knights’ only trolled both backboards and spark- Therrien ...... 0 8 listing Laver already had been mthns Tom Sanders, rookie Shea’s Nutmegs . . . . .62 58 .517 in two hours of ekercise before THURSDAY M IX E ^ — Jerri* paychecks. 77 triumph. 'Ihd-'win -was the third, mantic smothered Keene, N.H., activity ot the week. ed the fast break of the winners. Bombria ...... • • • • • ^ 0 6 printed for the projected pro tour John HavUoek and Gene Onar- Empire T o o l...... 60 60 .500 Middletown (77) 9:80. Tucker 171-226—866, Rosa C^agianel for the unbeaten Contractors. Teachers on the hardwood court. Busiest team will Rham Re- Poplasky ...... 6 0 10 with Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall ’This is to enable Laver to-grt Ula la 81.6 years. And If you Jack Lappen Ina .. .56 64 .467 P B F Pts. lo 178 Dee Block 188, Dot Schultz The locals led 16-12, 36-23 and 28 per cent of the gate plus five Friday gional with games Friday and Peloquln ...... 0 1 1 starting in Sydney Jsin. 8. lun^l those fellows in with ns FlUoramo Const. . . . .54 66 .450 Lanky Buzz Keeney (21) set the 3 Romano ...... 7 4-7 18 Tuesilay 192, Joe Macaione 202, Roger 64-30 at the periods. p e r : cent extra When he WiAs a we’re averaged out to 29.2. Most distinguiahed sender of Saturday. The Sachems, 2-3 for PVaser ...... s 3 The controversy was stoked Fogarty Brothers .. .48 72 .400 scoring pace while he had plenty 0 Gayeski . . . . • a a a • '7 3-3 17 Christmas is one week away! It holiday card thla below zero morn- Gagne 507, Herb Zepp 206-610, Summary: ..______1 match. According to Rosewall this “ You know how It is. You the season and 0-3 in the Charter Edwards...... 0 2 when Ken Rosewall, visiting Bris- <3irardin Btdldera , . . .46 74 .383 o f assistance from Jim Glenney 0 Briggman .. • 6 • a • 1 0-3 2 lust doesn't seem possible . . I Fran Cappuccio 224-567, Tad Mlk* gets his 49,000 Austfajian pounds ing was Gov. John Dempsey, Oak (Conference, go to; Avon Fri- E M t CMlioUe (68) Vvood ••••••••« ...... 2 0 4 bane Sunday, , disclosed detailed thhik, well, if I. can’t do It, Miahohester Surplus 41 79 .342 (13), Dan Pinto (12) and Dick 1 Shutz ...... • • • ■ • 2 0-0 4 bad to miss volleyball again last 210-518. ($107,800) guarantee paid .up as friend o f several years Bernie day for a league gamC;' ’the next B F Pts. Giopd&no • • # • • a ••••••• 2 1 5 finauicial arrangements for the Sam dmies will do I t Then if Nye (10). Matt Gayeski, young 0 Jagoda . . . . *•••«« 4 2-2 10 Bight and I eagerly awaited Walt FLORAL LEAGUE — Eleanor quickly as possible: Menqchell, retired first sergeant of night they return home to oppose KiitcA • vg*** B IB Wojick:’ ...... • • • • • • • • 1 0 2 tour. He said he and the other Sam can’t do i t Heiilnohn wUL Middletown baseball pitcher due MacLachlan 164, Grace Anderson Week’s high scorers include Jim 2 Pieta ...... • • • • • 2 2-2 6 Fengnsan to put in an appearance the 406th Infantry, U.S.A., now L^MUion In a non-league affair. •• • B S 9 pros were taking a cut. down the Laver already is committed to But now you reach a stage 426. ’nomey 212, Stan'Hillnski IH 203 to report to the San Francisco 1 Waylock ...... 0 0-0 0 m the sports departmem to an- manager of the Manchester Drive- Coventry.. its four-game win • 2 0 4 Totals...... 20 6 46 line to meet Laver’s contract. play a series of head-to-head where you look over yonr Helfaut .... '^FLAVORETTES—Brandy (89* —657, Stan Hilinski Jr. 201, Ted Giants in March, tallied 17 points 3 ...... 2 4-4 8 Botmoo the scores. “I told you it In Theatre Corporation ])eimed skein broken, travels to Rocky • • • • • • * • •'# 6 * • a • B 2 10 Score at half: 36-23, East. The Sydney Morning Herald’s matches with Hoad and Rosewall Bhonider and find that all of 4 Solek ...... 6 0-1 12 13) captured the first round title Kiejna 218— 565, Clem Quey 562, for the home club, one less than would be a long season,” were the greetings as did Chuck McCarthy, Hill Friday for a COC contest. Joe Jan. 8 and in in Sydney, a na have nlghta were none of ua Mario FrattaroU 560, Vic Sqiiad- teammate Joe Romano. first words he spoke but I noticed by a two-game margin. Pepper- racket bearing Ms name is ready eaa do I t W e’ve loot, nine the most capable sports editor of DeOregorio’s club is 4-2 for the rito213. N ot only did Keeney do a job 14 Totals ___ ...... 31 15-22 77 a m ile and felt relieved when he mint (37-15) was second.^ This for distribution. gtinfie ao far this year. Aotu-. the Bristol Press; jack Butter- year and 1-1 in the league. offensively but the former Central Score at half: 37-31, Manors, added, "we won all three games, week'’s scoring leaders were Clara Australian tennis writers made nlly'ww should have lost o ^ SiPIOE LEAG U E — Lori Sinl- field of the Springfield Indians; Full scale action resumes next State standout also controlled both but none came easy.” This gives Ken Parker at Trinity and Old Mathieson 129—349, Oeri Barton note of these pro plans and start- about three." crope 129—356, Georgia Smith week—after the holidaya 125. boards along with Glenney. Watkins, off to a poor start, no Johnny KeUey, the great long dis- ed asking whether Laver was not One player, who did not 134— 337. Eddie B r e 8 s o u d COUNTRY CLUB —WOMEN — Sunday’s success marked the worae than a tie for first place at tance runner;.Wally F ortn of the in fact a professional who should wish to OB, identUled, said, KAFFEE KLATOHBRS--Mi]lie the holiday break . . Season greet- Elaine Toroe 128-351, Loia Bantly third time that the Manors had Rec staff and the Homemakers be barred from the Davis ^ p there la notfilug besically'' Dfenley 179, Ann Mitchell 179-450, cards reached the desk from 128, Ann Minicucci 139-354 Mt the 90, or better, point figure. Most Valuable Holiday Bowling League J. Main squad. 'wrong ' with tfai# team except L4z Ciarter 452, Fran Dickenson Bd Cain, young Lakeland, ^ a., SporU Schedule HOME. ENGINEERS—Bra Bag- The locals led 23-7, 37-31 and 67- St. was almost deserted duripg my ‘We have had no official com- “ Cmnpiacenoy — too m a n 460, L l l Burnett 456. Badio announcer -who once made ley 488, Miary Sproul 471. plaint,” said Norman Strange, press dippings." 52 at the periods. BOS’TON (A P )— Shortstop Ed- Friday stroll to the bank, the cold BANTAM BOYS—Jim Madigan his home here; Ethel Mike, fine president of the LTAA. “ Until we Next start will be against New- die Bressoud will be honored Jan. keeping the potential shoppers Wednesday, Dee. M 112, Paul MUler 120. 23 as the Boston Red Sox’ most •ecretary ot the Thursday, Nite close to the fireside . . EJnjoyed have a protest or concrete evi- ington Sunday night at the local Y. Mixers; Lou Becker, well known Alumni ve. Manchester, 8 p.m. dence that professionalism is in- Sign Draft Choicei^ B A N TA M GIRLS—Sharon John- valuable player of 1962. organ Christmas music ssid the Summary: golfer flivra Ellington Ridge; Flo MHS Arena. volved we plan no investigation.’’ BOGTON (A P) —Offensive liAo- son 111, Denise Meronovich 110. ’The vote was unanimous by a usual fine hospitality b y' staff Alumni vs. Ellington. SENIOR B O YS-John Heinz- Green Manor (80) selection commit'te of the Boston Kloter, Y girls' bowling instruc- members at the Savings Bank Hi Pancho Contreras, the Mexican men Dave Wntson of Georgia Tecta tor . . Visited Newt Taggart Sr. at Friday. Dec. 28 Captain was asked if the Mexi- man 115, Bob Parmakian 119, Tom p , B F Pts. baseball writers and was announc- Jim Murray, s banker o f much and Bob Dentd ot the University Manchester Memorial Hospital Oonard at Manchester, I p.m. cans might lodge a protest. Mo^zer 124, (Jraig PMUips 116, 1 M o r i a z t y ...... 4 0-2 8 ed yesterday. talent, was my companion at night o f Miami, p;ia., are the latent and found him in fhe best of spirits Coventry at Rocky Hill. draft ctaotoee signed by the poaton Larry Seretto 124, Frank Vaccaro 2 Fortin ...... 2 0-0 4 Bre.ssoud^ new Manager Johnny for a short motor trip and for despite the loss of his left leg. His Rham at Avon. Patriots. Thf American Football 116, Bob Hyde 131-340, Rich Lovett 1 Glenney ...... 5 3-3 13 Pesky and other baseball notables what turned put to be a short bas- ■oommates Included Cy Perkins Saturday, Deo. 29 League dub announced last night 133-136— 390, Ron Anderson 137- 2 N y e ...... 6 0-0 10 will be featured guests at the an- ketball game, run off in Jurt over Lebanon at Rham. x ' E S T Q ,W I I the signing of Wdtuon, an offensive 360, A1 HeW itt 123-351. 2 K e e n e y ...... ,... 9 3-3 21 nual Boston baseball writers din- (not the bowler) and Herbie Wll- one hour. guard and their 11th pick. The JUNIOR CHBLS—Claire .Pave- 1 M o r h a r d t ...... 3 1-2 7 ner Jan. 23 at the Hotel Bradford. fon, two men Tve known for years. Saturday PHARMACY ^ 226-pounder was overshadowed lack ^13-125, Susan Correntl,110- 0 Dan P in t o ...... =6 2-4 ^ 12 Bcessopd, acquired in a swap Taggart for many years was a W keen follower of local athletic The 10 McCauskeys—Joe, Ua ,. for cr H a p f^ 460 Hartford Bd.— M I> I9946 this season by bis second team Monte 130, Carol lileyers 114, Linda 0. Burns ...... 8 0-1 6 with Housotn i.for shortktOp Don wife and eight children—^forward- ALL DAV All-America mate Rufus Guthrie, 19, Nancy Webb 117, Joan De^ 5 Butkus ...... 3 2-2 8 Buddin, had played six years in trams . . Met up with ;Jack C ’Brien, former N B A referee, at ed greetings from thei^ New York DUES. \ signed by San Diego. Coach Mike Casein 117. 0 1-1 1 the National League and had a " Holiday Seaton, OPEN Bight for a trip downstate and we home. Joe is the fonner tr a ^ FLASH BUUB8 Mike Hdovak regaitls Whtemi as GREEN BOYS—Ron Starrett coijibined batting average of only great twice a member o f the Unit- an excellent' proiqiect. 112-318, Tom W a l* 147-841. 17 T o ta ls .30 12-18 90 231. . talked at length of the old Elastern ______and a special "tbank y o u " to and American Leagues, both hav- ed States Olympic team and word kig played In each for several from Andy RobusteUi that liis per- ^ car mai^ good Uendt. Hope wa aoaUnue Jo ^rva you/ Tears.' O’Brien Is Out of Columbia sonal , appearance open dates are wnlverslty. nearly filled, well Into February. . . . Last minute shoping once the Wednesday deadline was reached helped pass Hockey was the point of dis- the morning hours. . . . Selected a cussion with Prank Sheldon. Next fine living Christmas tree with an MORIARTY BROTHERS to pro football, I’d rather watch assist from my son Dean and then SCRANTON MOTORS, Inc. hockey for pure excitement than to a restful Afternoon at home. iy other- sport. I only wish that Annual Herald Christmas party 166 U N IO N STv, R O C K V IL L E — M I '8-0216 hod more free Saturday nights to at night was great, management r■it In on the 'Springfield Indians’ showing its appreciation. games in the American Hockey Dance music by Terry D’ltalla’s DRUMS FOR A MILLION! LaagiM . Personality fellow, BiU four-piece orchestra added much Greene of the post’’office staff, had to the occasion not to forget the Strfli* tiM bond! Ww’rp oRtnir way to a milibn gdl^Ngosoline year! We need cbi addition- his usual wide m ile and warm excellent steaks prepared b y 'th e f up {greeting when our paths crossed Joe Babineau at Uie Ciountry ai^ 20,000 gallons to reach this -AND WE'RE GIVING A BONUS to moke It worth ydur • t NaasUrs. 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Broksi state name and references In let- m w UTTL* POUCA f PXkA DOT L00l«) ap^INO- Parkade. CaU MI 9-6205, S-B ,p.m. mimthly. Carlton W. Hutdiina, MI 8-6821. "Anything In Real Es- ter. DOTNUMBffC L00KR2 9-6182. tate.” ______Wanted— Real Estate 77 8s«roN voiriT*^ NORTH MANCHESTER — Brick SELUNG YOUR property? We al- .TUer RKHTFOR WANTED—Real Estate. Selling oi waya have prospects for real es- buUdlim, 25x26, With -ceUar, con- BIX ROOM expandable Cape, 4 fin- buying Residential, commercial ADVERTISING RDPISTERED nurae, S-U ahlft. V9UR crete floor, loading platform and ished, large Uving room with tate properly priced. CJall Mrs. Laurel Manor, MI 4-tW . aeparate tUe garage 14x24, con- BOLTON AND VICH«TY fireplace, huge master bedroom, or Industrial real estate. Contact Shorts, MI 3-8886. J. Watson foniily size kitchen, dining room. Realtor, Stanley Bray. Ml S-6S7S, Beach A Co., 21 Central Row, WANTED — Woman for full-time crete floor. Very resaonable. Brae-Burn Realty. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Phone TR 6-9418. Baseboard heat, recreation room Hartford, 622-2116. ^ 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. laundry work. Good hours, good $6,900 room raiitsb, firo- in basement, 20x24 foot garage, pay. New System lAundry, Harri- CENTRAL location—Store approxi- jUace, immediats eocu* very close to schools, shopping son Street. mately 20x40, aultable for amaU pancy. and transportation. $15,900. PhU- Rockville-Vemon COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. bualneaa. MI 9-6294. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. !May Ihe spirit MONDAY Ikra rBIDAT l«:M AAI.—SATDIWAT t AJL $8,600 Manchester Une. Small CORNER CENTER and Griawold Vernon—six room ranch, 8 years of Christmas’ Streets i^proximately 500 sq. ft. 6 rexHn ranch, economy Welles^ Bill to Allow COMPTOMETER special, old, large Uving room, cUning Sen. PLEASE READ YOUR AD For further Inform alion caU MI room, and kitchen with buUt-ins. inspire mankind fJMMUtU OT Ada” are take* over IJie Dhooe aa m e i m - OPERATOR 9-4889 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Good sized bedrewms, fireplace, *Die advertSaer aboold read kla ad the FIRST DAT fT $18,900 6 room ranch, hreese- ceramic battf, large basement ga- Two Votes on Consolidation to persevere in ik APPEABS aad BEFOBT BBBOBS ia time lor the next laaer* way, garage. Immediate rage, emmbination windows. W c^ . Uaa. Tbe Hemid hi reapoaaible for oaly ONE mooraeot or omitted vPosiUona (»en for experienced 246 NORTH MAIN—Store. MI occupancy. ed lot. Convenient to shopping, quest for the iaaertton tor aay advertlseoieat and then only to the exteat of a operators for full-time work. 9-6229, 94i. churches, echools and parkway. TIhe bill authorizing A vote to^played 'by Mrs. WUUam Pfunder. ------L_i_---- consolidate the three governments blessing o f Peace on Eorth. "make good" 'jaeaUon. Errore which do not teaaeo the vklne of Must be skilled in all phases of H7,200 Vernon line. Large 6H Desirable residential area. Owner A solemn high Mass 'will b4 cele- the ailiiiPaiaiiaat wM aot be eometed by *Tnaka food*’ taawrtlna comptometer work. Company transferred. Excellent buy, in the town of Vernon has been brated at 12 tonight in the main 466 MAIN—-Ideal for offices or ai^ room spUt level, 2 hatha, flUed with a clause allowing a sec- offers excellent wages and commercial use. Ml 9-6229, 9-6, 8 Or 4 bedrooms, fire- $17,500. T R 6-6382. church. ’Ibe senior choir will pre- ben ^ t program. Good work- ond crack at cxinsolidation if the sent a prograni of carol music be- A Joyous Holiday To Our Customers and Friends From NBVBR THB AONSy, place, carport, trees, im- FOR BETTER values, caU first vote is not successful. ing conditions, convenient SUT, 04, BOY * HOW T l«y mediate occupancy. fore the Mass, featuring Mrs. ^ y - DIAL Ml 3-2711 parking facilities. Apply . . . Houses P6r Rent 65 Crexikett. 4 room ranch in Toivn This mucA was Indicated by mond Payson, soprano soloist, and TRY-ro cu r POWM ON for $11,700 ; 6 room cape for TWBPRINCIBALI State Sen. Franklin Welles, who Norman Labride, tenor. Gus's Grinder and Pizza REMODELKU single, 4 bedroom $21,700 Large custom 6 rooin $14,600; ranch oh Tanner St. at submitted the bill, and Rep. Ray- On (Jhristmas, low Masses will $17,900; Brick ranch off Henry IN OUR NEW LOCA’nON AT house, for rent with lease, cen- ranch, buUt-in Utehen, 2 mond Spielman, who said he and be. at 7, 8, 9, and lOjum. A high 540 HARTFORD ROAD—MANCHESTER ’ FIRST NATIONAL SUSANIN. tral. CaU Charles Renting Agen- fireplaces, 2 baths $ St., mid twenties; beauty ,on Rep. G^ald Allen would submit Mt. MtATNOMAff, Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. cy, MI 8-2108. large bedrooms, 2-ear South Main; and, three two faml- to the House of Representatives a at which time the Junior choir, di- TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? STORES, INC. isClltM WtWIFAFit tVMDICAlT fOgTLAA/a /€,O f0» basement g;arage, one Ues. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI bill identical to the one submitted JINGLE HOUSE, 4 rooms, tile 3-1677. rected by Sister Grace Mary, will Park and Oakland Ave. acre, trees. by Welles. sing. bath, oU (tirade, hot water, nice According to Welles, a cause in 14-Hoar Aiswaring Senriei yard, near b«|8 line and stores. SPRING ST.—Picturebook home. Carol Service East Hartford $26,500 18 acre, farm, 200 yeeur Extremely appealing, 6 room the bill would allow a charter com- A family service of carols and AvaUable Jahliaiy 1. Adults pre- mission to rewrite the charter and Boats and Accessories 46 Wanted~Tb Buy 68 Apartmente—^Flats— ferred. Call bera^^ 7-8-p.m. MI old 8 room Dutch Oolcih- ranch with colonial charm. Liv- candles will be held at 8 tonight Froe to Herald Readers 9-2788. lal, 2 fireplaces, 2 baths. ing room with paneled waU and present it a siecond time within six at the First Congregational 1962 CLOSEOUT—Evinrude out- FRANK is buying and seUing good Tenements 63 OutbuUdings, productlvs bcMkcases, knotty pine d half acre of parklike sermon entitled "The Miracle o f plus Gator tandem trailer. (A ferred. 3115 monthly. PI 2-8090. b^ioomh, 2-car garage, enclosed proposed bill, would require ap- Christmas” , by the Rev. Allison R. WANTED—Fountain girl over 18- real buy.) See It at McBride’s WE buy SEILL or trade antique grounds. Hayes Agency, HQ 8-4808. TWO 'YEAIt old ranch, 8 bedrooms, play yard for children, 100x202 proval by the town meeting. Apply Holiday Lanes Luncheon and useii furniture,'. china, glass, 2 (uU ceramic baths, birch cabi- Heaps, Interim minister. when he was captured after the Sport Spot, 639 Center St. MI FIVE ROOM duplex, attractive, MANCHESTER—Small farm over foot lot, oiUy $1,500 to assume Welles’ proposed bill provides Bay of Pigs invasion, he said. Annonncements Household Services ette. MI 3-212S. 9-8747. sUver, picturq tramep and old new. Occupancy January 1. net kitchen huUt-lns and dis- existing mortgage. Eve. Bill that within 90 days after its adop- Boy Breaks Leg coins, old doUs and guns, nobby an acre, good 6 room house, ga- posal, attached, garage, $19,500, Gary Pag^ino, 14, of Bevea^ Rd., When he was released, "he Icxiked Offered IS-A CLERK-BOOKKEEPER for fuU- Adults preferred.' 3125 a month. rage, 2 large barha, central cmly Philbriek Agency, MI 9-8464. Boles, MI 9-98^. Warren E. tion, a town meeting will be held Cuba Enlistee Visits^ like bones. He had lost about 30 INCOME TAXES prepared in your collections, attic contents or whole 21 Ashworth St. MI 9-7094. Howland, Realtor, Ml 3-1108, to appoint u consolidation , charter Vemon, broke his leg while ice- time employment in established Fuel and Peed 49-A estates. Furniture Repair Service, 312,600. Hayes Agency, MI 8-4808. skating on Second Bolton Lake pounds.” He came to the United home or by appointment. E x^r- REWEAVINO of bitma, tnoth holea. pharmacy for record mainte- SEVEN ROOM Cape, 4 bedrooms, commission which will be compris- States four months ago. ienced tax work, 24 . hour service. TalcottvUe, Conn. Tel MI 8-7449. POUR ROOM apartment for rent MANCHESTER—247 Charter Oak Friday about 3 p.m. and was taken Zippers repaired vnndow Shadea nance and customer service. DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and PORTER St.—Large cohmial home, 2 full baths, large Uving room ed of six members from the chty If the U. S. government were not Call MI 3-4723. made to meaaure; all sised Vene- on bus line, next to shopping 5 bedrooms, VA baths, 2-car ga- St. 'Vacant, 28x40 Ansaldi brick and six meinbers from the fire dis- to Manchester Memorial Hospital Contact P.O. Box 785, Manches- stove length, 310 per load deliver- WANTED tqboggan in good condi- area. Alsp, 7 r(»m house. MI with fireplace, attached garage, Hopes for Invasion to back a full scale, invasion of tian blinds Keys made while you ter. rage, large landscaped yard. aluminum combinations, cme year fixint ranch, fuU basement, thor- trict. The bill also specifies that for treatment. INCOME TAX returns prepared by ed. Call PI 2-7886. tion price reasonable. Call JA 3-8342. ^ oughly cleaned, redecorated, Going to Pagano’s aid were Cuba, Fenton said the soldiers wait. Tape Recorders tor rent. 8-6789. Shown by appointment. Marion B. old. $21,600. PhUbrick Agency. DD not more than one-third are to be would try to get arms and return auditor. Business and individual, Marlow’s, 867 Main. Ml 9-SS31. Robertaco, R ^tor. lO S-5958. plastered walls, fireplace, hot wa- Chief Constable Edmund F. accounting sendees. Raymond NEWLY decorated 8 room apart- 9-8464. holders of' public office and that Bighten-year-old George O. Fen-' involved In propaganda, and sabo- through the underground. A BLESSED CHRISTMAS WOOD FOR SALE. CaU PI 2 8059. ter oil heat, aluminum combina- not more than a bare majority Dwyer, Constable Robert Zong- Girard. MI 9-6008. SPECIAL OFFER—^Any chair ex- Help Wanted— ^Nale 36 ment, first floor, with private en- tions, lot 9D:tl50, amesite drive, hetti, and Fire Chief Joseph Duf- ton, one of about 2,000 Cuban en- tage work. His Army training is for 22 or PI 2-6665. Rooms Without Board 59 trance, heat’’ and hot water fui'- MANCHESTER — 6-room Colonial are to be from the same poUticol "The friend saw our names on a cept Barcalounger custom re- home, 1% baths, garage, located $16,500. Also 78 Finley St., 6- fln. He was taken to the hospital listees In the U.S. Army’s Cuban we^s. The officers include World Smeerely, all o f us extend our hope tiiat upholstered in choice of mate- SHEET METAL worker arc weld- nished, adults only. Garage avaU- party. units at Ft. Knox, Ky., says the list,” he said. war n and Korean veterans, as FIREPLACE and stove wood for ANDOVER—Large furnished rm able, MI 3-6388. SAVE e% near the Green. A modem home roooi custom Cape, aluminum The commission, after It is ap- in the Vemcm ambulance by Con- rials, complete 345. Call Harry er, pipe fitter, shlp^'fliter, ship oombinations, 2-car garage. Es- stable Edwin Carlson and Andrew enlistees are waiting impatiently He enlisted in the Army Oct. 25, well as some of the Bay of Pigs «< dds holy season will iHring idi of yo« Peisonais sale. Cut any length ime yeai for rent; C. H. Stiens, Pi 2-7273, nicely landscaped, $19,900. Eve. pointed, will have one year to work and the following day was sent to Schultz, MI 9-9971. If no answer electrician, pii« coverer, ship car. seasoned hardwood, 310 load de- Route 6, Andover. Ray Holcombe, MI 4-1139. War- oott Agency, MI 9-7683. Tricarico, superintendent of roads .to be sent to invade Cuba. fighters and’ former trainers .for penter, outside machinist. Con- 11 WILLIAM STREET— 4 rooms, on and prepare the charter for a Ft. Knox, where the training is the fighters in Guatemala. fiUfiUment o f your dreams. JELECTROLUX Sales and Service, call evenings till 10^ Uverend. Grantlaud-. Nursery & fireplace, oil hot water heat, BEFORE JANUARY 1 ren E. Howland, ResUtor, MI and bridges.' “That’s why we Joined,” said bonded representative, Allred necticut State Employment Serv- Landscape, MI 8-0669. WOMEN ONLY, furnished rooiti, MANCHESTER — 3-famUy house, Vote. The voting will take place in Fenton. "If we don’t go with this conducted by Cubans and Puerto Fenton said he witnessed vio- ice, 806 Main St., Manchester. A completely renovated, bus line, 3-1108. the fire district- and the city and Backing Mishap Ricans In Spanish. Before enlist- Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel ’ MI for rent, complete housekeeping jp 9-6141. well above average investment uniform, we’ll g;o' by ourselves.” lence by pro-Castro groups when public service, no fee charged. to go Into effect, the charter must The left rear door of a car‘park- ing, hqr worked for Robert Hall he was at home, including an en- j .. 8-0450. Building— Contracting 14 Garden— Farm— Dairy facilities between Center and hos- 13 WlUiam Street—two-famUy, eJUSTOM BUHfT f room Randi, property, 3 heating systems, cop- ed on, Hammond SL by Wayne He is visiting his aunt arid uncle, pital. MI 3-6539. THRE|3 ROOM apartnmnt, heat, large Uvlng room with fireplace, per and brass plumbing, 100x150 be approved by at least 60 per cent Mr. and Mrs. Clarlos Miranda, 126 clothiers in New York City’s har- try Into a church. "It’s that and FRANK’S ANTIQUES, Lake St., FALLOUT SHELTERS—Additions, JIG BORE operator, eicperienced. Products 50 bus line, exceUent investment. of those voting In either district. Beaulleu; 19, of 86 Village St., was bor area. many others.” he says, are rea- Everett W. VanDyne Progressive company, jrood work- hot water, atove and refrigerator formal dining room, family sUce feet tree shaded lot. A good high dqpiaged Sunday at 6:20 p.m. when Plymouth Lanei for Christmas, be- s wishes one and all a Merry remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, FURNISHED rooms complete light Income will more than pay kitchen 2 beclrooms, 1% baths, mortgage available. Eve. Ray Spielman reports the current’ When the Cuban crisis arose, sons for his hatred of the Castro recreation rooms. Roofing, con- ing conditions. All fringe benefits. APPLES-<-Graven8tein, Macintosh, housekeeping facilities. Centr^ly furnished, nicely decorated, 380 it was struck by another car back- going to Ft. Jackson, S.C., where CUSTOM BUILT HOMES < Christmas v and good health monthly. Cs41 MI 8-4385. mortgage and expenses. Mov- recreation room with firtplaod, Holcombe, MI 4-1139. Warren E. consolidation bill is very similar to the eight-company Installation is "they were training Cubans very government. throughoutf^the . New Year. crete work. Call Leon Cieszynski, Gunver Manufacturing Company, Cortlands, Greenings. Bunce l(x:ated. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., the last ohe presented, with the ing out of a driveway, according fast,” said Fenton. He said that ing to Florida. Leaving many . enclosed breeseway, attaehM ga- Howland, Realtor, MI 3-1108. being transferred. "And 'I was 100 per cent for him 762 HEBRON AVE., GLAST>ONBURY—246-4781 Frank. V MI 9-4291. 234 Hartford Rd. Farm 529 W, Center St., MI Manchester, TWO ROOM hqated apartment, rage. landscaped yard 91xlM. exceptions of language changes to Patrolman Francis Barbero. once the crisis lessened, the .pace at the beginning. Everybody was,” 8-8116. extras. MI 9-5141. . The driver of the second’ car was He admits the soldiers, most of TOP INCOME. Alert and fesource- first (Icxir, refrigerator and gas Marion B, Robertaon. Roaltor, MI and the clause authorizing a sec- at camp Slowed and “we got he says. CALL ‘ME on your formica needs, NORTH END — Btonlshed rm, Kenneth Giaf, 29, of Portland. No them Cuban refugees like himself, angry. bars, emmters, kitchen cabinets, ful young man with a car and parking, bus one block. 58 Strick- stove furnished. Adplts only. MI 8-5958. Lots For Safe 73 ond vote without going back to Household Goods 61 6-6388. the General Assembly. Spielman arrests were reported. haven’t been told that they will be "We asked for rifles. We want- Automobiles For Sale 4 vanitory units, table-tops and is- liking for good music earning land St. , , V TWO-FAMILY flatt wit^ both sent to Cuba, although some of the 3150-3200 per week. This is a full- WYLLYS STREET—extraordinary also noted the bill woilld allow the ed to go to war.” said Fenton. land stands. MI 9-8936. OCCASIONAL leather top soUd BUUR B oom apartment... seccind EIGHT ROOM cape, 4 bedrooms, apartments vacant,t. Qil stehm single lot- 240 foot frontage; MI Vemon nen's.is handle by The minor officers have “insinuated” The youth said he’s "not sure” NEED CAR? Your credit turned time job. Top references required. mahogany table, 33x18, excellent WELL HEATED room near bath selectmen to set the date of the for gentleman. Parking. 64 High flcxir, hot water heat and'atitoma- dining room, paneled famUy heat, porches, large .-two-car ga- 3-7444. voting in both districts. During Herald's Itockville bareaii, S W. as much. He says he imagines the a Cuban invasion would succeed, down? Short on down payment? For Interview MI 3-5162, Mr. condition. MI 9-9083. tlc water heater. Adults ''pre- room, fuU shed dormer, rage. Large assuniable mortgage. Main S4., telephone TRemont reason for the secrecy is to avoid Bankrupt? Repossession?' Don’t Roofing—Siding 16 Wallace. St. the last consolidation vote, there although it would have the sup- ferred . Call MI 3-61U, or m alarm, aluminum combin^ons, Or we'wiU-'trade. T. J. Crockett, SEVEN ROOM home conveniently S-31S6 or Mitchell 0-6797. another failure like the Bay of port of most of the Cuban people. despair! See Honest Douglas. In- ALL KINDS of sterilized used fur- 3-6969. attached garage. Very close to located close to school, shopping was some confusion about a vot- Pigs Invasion attempt. quire about iWest down, small A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, GROUND floor, opportunity for niture and appliances. Some fur- FOR RENT—Front room, cen R^Hltoprto 3-1577. ing date. "I myself—If they don’t send me painting. Carpentry; Alterations young men 25-40. Brand new pnv trally located, parking. 59 Birch ' school, shopping and transporta- and transportation, 2-car garage. "Everybody told about Inva- soon to Cuba, I’ll join one of est payments anywhere No small niture refinished, appliances POUR ROOM ^apartment, second tion. 317,6(W. Phllbrick Agency. MI MANCHESTER—Oversized modem Wexided lot over one acre, -includ- Church Services PORCUPINE TOWER loan or finanfccT company plan and additions. Ceilings. Workman- > gram sponsored by international- St. MI 9-7129. \______^ sion, invasion, invasion. That's those guerrilla groups,” hp said. cleaned and tested. New mat- floor, heat and hot water fumiah- 9-8464. - Immaculate 6 room Cape, on acre X Ing 8,'additional building lots of The apual Christmas eve com- -CAMBRIDGE, England (AP)— Douglas Motors, 333 Main. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St.' ly famous corporation. Car and tresses, dinette sets,' rugs, and why it failed. Now they haven’t He said he hopes that the men MI 3-4860. ed, garage. Adults preferred. Call lot, 1% baths, garage, city utUl. record. 315,400. Phllbrick Agency, munion service wil be Ijeld tonight To discourage students from their told, us,” says Fenton. sales aptitiide necessary. Income other brand named Items. Save MI 3-6969 or MI 3-8111. NEW C^IARMING Colonial ranch, ties, Bel Air Real Estate, MI MI 9-8464. In the Cuban units "will some day 1956 PACKARD Clipper, power range 3100-3800. weekly. For con- Apartments— Flats— at 11 at Union Congregational yearly project tof depositing odd Fenton left Cuba In October be the army of Cuba.” They are at LeBlanc F\imiture Hospital, family lutQhenitoh with Proidncial 3-9332. Church. Steering, power brakes, 3150. MI BIDWEIL HOME Improvement fidential Interview call MI 8-5161. Tenements 61 118 MAIN—Three rooms, heat, hot objects—ranging from sealing wax 1960, at the warning of a friend in all between 19 and 26 years old. Company—all types of siding and 195 South St., RockvUle. ’TR cabinets, e:;]^ceUent floor plan, The senior choir will be featured 3-2965. Ask for Mr. Collins. 5-2174. Open 9-8, Saturdays tUl 6. water, stove, refrigerator, 3KW. ROCKLEDGE 3 year old cus- Legal Notice to at least one large-swe* animal tile CJastro government that he Fenton’s parents are divorced roofing. Aluniinum clapboards a. ROCKVILLE — 8% room apart- matchless OtmstnicUon, only in a candlelight processional and per annum—on top of the spires and others in an undergroimd MI 9-5229, 9-5. 317,990. Hayeiyea. Agency, MI tom built modem ranch. Living and'his mother lives In New York LINCOLN 1957 2-doqr Hardtop,' specialty. Unexcelled workman- ment, stove, refrigerator and uistrlct or Coventry, «8., Probate recessional. Mrs. Mildred Coleman, of King’s College Chapel, rings of movement were In danger. He said ship. MI 9-6495. 3-4803 room with fireplace, electric y Court, December 2a 1962. City and his father in Dayton, radio,. heater, power steering, BOYS OVER 16 to distribute cir- DINING ROOM table and 4 chairs. heat, IS minutes from Hartford, FOUR ROOMS and bath, first kitchen, dining area, 8 bedrooms, soloist, will sing "O Holy Night.” 280 spikes have been inserted SJid he was in charge of propaganda Ohio. 'His father was jailed 17 days brakes, extra snow treads, excel- culars. Write Box F, Herald. adults. MI 9-4824, TR 5-1168. * Robin Bentjzanfl of Coven- ITie choir carol wil be "Infant So painted to blend with the tower. for a group of about 16 teen-agers ALL TYPES of ""roofs paired or Call MI 3-8728. floor, near St, James School, in- 1% STORY 7 rc»m home new 2 full baths 20x25 foot recreation try, Copn.. in said District, a minor. lent condition, 3800. Call owner cludes heat and parking, 3126, J. plumbing and roof, 4 bedrooms, Utod application or Lillian Bendzans Gentle.” .m a MI 3-7925. replaced, specializing in Bonded EXPERIENCED oil burner serv- THREE BEDROOM apartment rexjm with fireplace, attached ga- pruylngr for authorization to compro- I N E R T ’S CHRISTMAS D. Realty, MI 3-5129. aluminum combinations, “ double rage. Beautiful wooded lot. Phll- Deacons serving will br-Paul built-up and shlhgle roofing. ice nikn wanted, paid holidays, GIFT-TO YOU! Hartford off Wethersfield Avenue. mise and satisfy a clalrh as per appli- Arzt, Walter Dietzel, James Lel- 1949 FORD, 4-door, radio, heater, Coughlin Roofing Co., ‘Manches- garage, close to all sc brick Agency, MI 9-8464. cation on file more fully appears it is, insurance benefits. CaU 247-1968. * YES. 360 FREE TOYS Call Ml 8-9293 after 6. s ix ROOMS, newly decorated, one , 316,900. PhUbrlck Agency, Ordered. That said application be genguth, Winfred Kloter, Leonard good condl,tion, snow tires. Call , ter. Ml 8-7707. With the purchase of any 8 room blod^ from Main St., adult fain? heard and deterthined at the Probate For Your Oonvenienoe Xa 9-3697. FOR RENT—4 room heated apart- 9-8464, VERNON—Nice 5 room ranch, 2- Office, in CovonUy in said district, on DeCarli, George Barton. Ra3miond outfit with appUances during our lly preferred, no pets. Available car garage, storms, fireplace. the-27th day of December A.D.‘ J962. Ramsdell and Harry Wells. ment. Call MI' 3-5118 between 8:30 1. 1, >85. “ ------1958 CHEVROLET 'W pala Con- Roofing^ijd Chimneys 16-A Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 Christmas Sale. Yes we win give a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Jan, CaU MI 9-8,759. EUGHT ROOM Garrison Colcmlal, 7^^ ngren Agency, MI 8-6821. ' at 10:30 o’clock in the forenoon, and At Methodist Church you 360 In toys at the store of your large Uvlng room, dining room, that public notice be given of the vertible, standard shift clean. pendency of said application and the A familY candlelight service will ROOFLNG—SpedaUzlng repairing DACHSHUND puppies — wUl be choice. 23 SPRUCE ST.-D ff E. Center. 6 FOUR ROOM APAfiTMENT— kitchen, study and lavatory, 4 IXI 1955 Chevrolet half ton truck. MI First floor, h ^ t, hot water. CaU time and place of hearing thereon, by -pe held at Rockville Methodist 9-3932, Westcott Parts. rooCa ef all kinds^^ew rooft. gut- seven, weeks old .Christmas day, 8 COMPLETE rcjom flat, second floor, oil steam bedrcx'ms and bath on second publishing a copy of this order once Church at 7 tonight. excellent blood lines. CaU MI MI 3-4017. \ flooi. Recreation rcx>m with fire- In some newspaper having a circula- OPEN ter work, cbimneyiT'^aned. re- ROOMS OF BRAND NEW heat, automatic hot water, new- tion in said District, and by posting a TTie public is welcome- to the 1956 DODGE, custom interior, paired Aluminum ^^ding. 80 9-2576, . FURNITURE ly .renovated. Phone Ml 9-2662. place in basement. Attached SEPTIC TANKS copy on the public sign post nearest servic!e^ which will Include a medi- VERNON — PhoeniitvSt. 3*4-rocxm double garage. Aluminum siding. clean throughout, asking 3500. years’ experience. Free ertimates. AND APPLIANCES apartment, refrigerator, stove, to tile • place where the said minor tation by the Rev. Laurence Hill, Call after 6:30, MI 9-7313. CaU Howley, MI 3-5881. lUNg-07eS GUARANTEED red (actor sing- FIVE ROOM modem Ylat In excel- Central iocjaUcm 382,900. Phil- dwens and by leaving with, or by ipg canariea and females. Reason- 370. MI 3-2224. ^ mailing in registered —certified—let- pastor, the singing of carols, the The “ Economy” lent condition. Adults preferred. brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. ters. postage prepaid and retuni re- ALL s: able. MI 9-0024 or 82 Bank Street. 8 ROOMS 3188 Available Jan. 1. Call MI 3-7204. PLUGCEf>EWERS Christmas story and Christmas ceipt requested, addressed to each of mii.sic by the c^ioir. Auto Drlvlnc^hool 1-^ Radio-TV Repair Services 18. The "Honeymoon” FOREST STREET—Delightful 10 the following persons: lTURE POODLE puppies, 8 ROOMS 3269 Plirnished .Apartments 6.^-A room former Cheney residence in. Machine Cleaned Mrs'. Lillian Bendzans — Autumn Members of the Methodist Youth CONNIES ’TV and Radio Service, :C registered, 11 weeks shots. Trail, Coventry. Conn. Fellowship wil serire as ushers and I ’The "Charm House” ADAMS S’TREET — 6 room cold park-like setting. 5 bedrooms, 4Mi Jeptlo Tanks, Dry WeDs^^Smrer Mr. .Stanley Bendzans — Autumn E-Z LERN available all hours. Satisfaction wtii^ned, paper trained, Also, NEAR MAIN ST. — 3 furnished greeters. Miss Edith Ransom will DAY 18 ROOMS 3394 flat, second floor. MI 3-7741. baths, exceUent condition. Owner lines In8taUed--CeUar Trail. Coventry. Conn, guaranteed. CaU MI 9-1316. irvlbe. MI 9-1382. rooms and bath, separate en- MI 3-7444. a copy of this order all at least five be the organist. truly the season DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. ’The "Hollywooflr’ ' iroofhig Dona days Defore said time assigned, and 8 ROOMS 3488 NEW HOUSE Just completed — trance, no chUdren. 18 Delmont Midnight Mass ONE JETxblack miniature male modem 414 room second floor St. EloiSr ROOM Dutch Colonial, return make to this Court. tobe jolly 6 -% 4 and to deck the Automatic and Standard shift. Moving—Tnicidng^— poodle—shots, wormed,clipped — ’The "Boulevard" *, A low Mass will be celebrated Pay as you gq, take only the 8 ROOMS 3597 apartment built-in electric stove. first (Idor consisting of a kitchen, c in n ey br o s tonight at 12 in the lower cshurch CHMSTMAS Storage ' 20 11 weeks. of the Utter. MI Call MI 9-’f867 or MI 9-0400. TWO ROOM furnished apartment. ' large dining and living room, plus M K . halls with boughf of holly! number tit 16mns required. 9-6202. ’The “ Aristocrat” of SL Bernard’s Church. A pro- 3 ROOMS 3679 Heated. Bedroom set, kitchen set, heated suir^peu-lor, second ’ floor Sewerage Disposal Co. THE AUSTIN A. CHkMBERS GO. FTVE ROOM flat, on bus line,! mod- gas range, refrigerator. Free gas, has 4 bedrooms and bath, one-car Read Herald Ad vs. gram of Clirlstmaa music will be ^May your Holidays be filled OLDER AND NERVOUS STU- GERMAN Shepherds Puppies for 130-182 Pearl St.-"-MI 8-5808 DECEMBER 25 DENTS OUB SPEOAL’TY Moving, packing, Morage, local 310 DOWN iSteLIVBRS ern conveniences, garage. Cml MI electricity. Low rent. Adults. Ap- garage. No a^nts, 317,600. MI and lo ^ distance. Agents (or Christmas giving, ^ r y reason- 3-0787 after 8 p.m. PJy 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4 3-1347. , ^ with joy and laughter... able. MI 3-0391. Free delivery ariyWhere In Con- CALL FOR FREE BOOKLET Lyons Van Lines. Inc:, world-wide necticut, Free set up. Free Service. movers. EYee estimates. MI 8-61^. ROCKVILLE — 8% room apart- warmth and friendship.- igood m 3-8552 Free Storage ’Ul needed regardless ment, automatic hot water adults : MANCHESTER Package OeUvery, ’TWO SIAMESE KTITENS for of Ume,_., only. Apply In person. 18 River St. times, and above all, good will! sale. MI 9-7136. ^x Fhone for appointment, LARSON’S—Connecticut’s first li' Light trucking and package deliv- ^ Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0358 ceqsed driving school trained— ery. Refrigerators, washers and THREE ROOM apartment and - LENOX Certified and approved is now of- stove moving specialty. Folding “ See It Day or Night bath in modem ranch home. fering classroom and behind chairs for rent. Ml 9^0762. Articles For Sale 45 If you have no means of trans- Heated. Large closets. Private’en- wheel instruction tor teen-agers. portation, I’ll send my auto for trance. MI 3-6806. PHARMACY Ml 9-6075. SNOW BLOWERS'-^, SNOWBIRD, you. No obUgation on your part FIVE ROOM apartment, second 286 K. CENTER ST. Painting—Papering 21 Arifns, Bolens, Toro power han- ' I MORTLOCK’S Driving School. We dle. Snow blowers repaired, parts whatsoever floor, exceUent condition, very convenient. Available now. -Adults. MANCHESTER have the only office and- class- PAINTTNO and waUpapertng. waU- and service. • Trades and terms. A—L -B —E—B—T— 3 room In town; For co'nipiete in- paper removed. WaUpaper books Capitol Equipment. 88 Main St. Ml 3-8097. CAVETS . 43-45 ALLYN S’TREET MI 9-0696 on r^uelst. CeUings. esti- formation see telephone “ yeUow MI 8-7958. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 PLEASANT five' room, ..second 45 .EAST CENTER ST. page 10.” Office 443 Main St., mate's. Call Roger. Ml 84)923. ’> .\ MI 9-7398. MOTO MOWER snow thrower, 20", floor .a^rtment, garage, caU MI F3CTE'ERIOR AND Interior painting. self-propelled.' See it ot McBride's Mltsicai Instraments 52 3-7795. WallWallpaper books. Paperhanging. Sport Spot,-’609 Center St., MI Garage—Service— Storage 10 Ceilings. Floors. 'FuUy insured 9-8747. ACCORDIONS, guitars, amplifiers, workmanship guaranteed. Leo I organs. Save up to 40%. New GARAGE FOR RENT — For car Pelleti'e:, Ml 9-6328 If no answer,, TORO POWER handle with elec- I store special—free amplifier and storage, 148 Cooper Hill St., Man- call Ml 8-9043. tric starter, 80 foot cord, snqw case with guitar special. Ron- chester,, 37.00. Call Glastonbury, blower and rotary mower, excel- dinone Music Center, 1165 Main, 633-9037. EIXTERIOR and interior painting. lent condition and winterized. Call East HarifoVd. 289-2089. Paperhanging, ceilings wallpaper MI 3-4605 after 6 p.m. books cfi request. Fully insured. Busing Services' Offered 13 Call Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008 LIONEL O g a ^ e train, ec.'traa in- 120 BASS RINI accordion, 7 shifts, (riuded. CaU MI 9-6828 between 6-7 in excdlent condition. MI 8-1680. GENERAL WELDING and cutting PAINTING AND paperhanging. p.m. or after 9. —gas and arc. Portable equip- Good clean workm an^p at rea Office and Store ment available. . Evenings and Bonable rates. 80 years in Man- Equipment 54 Weekends. MI 9-3922 after 4 p.m. chester Raymond Flake. MI Bnilding, Materials 47 9-9237. ^ TYPEWRITER — NEW TYPE- NOW PLQIVING of driveways and wMters $65 and up; used type- parking lots. ’Tim Morlarty’s' Fly- INTERIOR 'painting, ' papbrhang- ing A Service, MI 3-8217. ing. wallpaper removed., jcecrea- BETTER BUYS' AT writers $29 and up. Berube's -tion rooms buUt fuUy insured. Typewriter Service, 479 E, Mld- LAWNMOWER sharpening and re- Free estimates. Joseph P. Lewis, NATIONAL cUe Tpke., Manchester. MJ 9-8477. p ^ s . Also, lawn, maintenance. Ml 9-9858. 'j"’* ' ' Free pick-up and delivery Little B McKinney. 15 Woodbridge St, White CeUlng TUe 09%e sq. ft. PUBLIC NO'nCE ms-8020. Electrical Services 22 Exotic WaU PaneUng from ISc sq. ft. In accordance with the Housing &lls and baubles, candlelight FREE ES’ITMATES. Prompt eerv Lawn MOWisHS Sharpaned and from 34.16 per lAeet Ccxie of the Town of Manchester, ice on aU types of electrical wir- no person shall operate a looming I^{5 cheert) wish fear ChriftmaB jot^ MlMtlred aalea and service, pick ing. Licensed ahd Ineured. Wilson Wcxid combinatiem doors .^foD u so niertY.flpirHa bright V aad deUvery. Ice akatea shaip- F)ram 116.96 ea. house uiitess he holds a. , 'valid all our loyal BlecMcal Co., Manchestor. Ml Rooming House Permit. Applica- to WISH #Md, preciMon ground. L k H 9-4817. Glastonbury. ME 8-7‘S76. Knotty Pine I^aneling ...rush and bustle^ adheme and though it’s repeated ^earlg, is Squlpment Corporation, Route 88, from 6Hc Un. ft. tions for Rooming House Permits i friends and customers a Ghrist* vamon. Conn. TR 5-7609. Mancbea- Disappearing Stairways 322.95 ea. are now available at the Depart- hostle ••• Jsys to make the Sea- Floor Finishing 24 2x4" Studdi^, 7’6" 43c ea. ment of Health, 66 Center Street Dashing In With just as warm as it can be and theaht mas season filled With joy and iibtOW PLOWING service— Man- ______L______ai------2x3” Studding, 7' 40c ea. and the Building Department 41 flon r i ^ l Thanks tot Irtting iter, .East Hartford, Bolton, PAINTING, remodeling paper- Cedar Closet Uning 21c sq. ft. Center Street, Municipal Building. We want to take this opportunity to thank you, our good hoppinesf, and express ow sin- I kvllla, Coventry areas. hanging, floor sanding. CaU Mr, ROOMINO HOUSE shall SEASON'S oh-so ^ P P ii ^olidajjl ^ Charles Ml 3-2107. Prehung doors from $16 ea. friends, for thinking of us through the year, and to wish os. soFvs jNMi t in the jcnc. Windows from $10 #6. mean any dwelling, or that , cere gratitude ior their patronage* FLOOR SANDING and refinlablng part of any dwelling contain- BEST W ISHES you and your familiei e v ^ joy of the Christmas Season. Sarvloa— Saws, CASH Tf CARRY ing one or more rooming units, axas, abeam, akatea, (specializii^ In (rider floors). NOBODY^ BUT NOB6DY, Painting. Ceiliiws. Paperhangtag. hi which space is let by the blades. Quick service. Cimi- UNDERSiXLS NATIONAL owner or qpmator to more SUZANNE B. SHORTS [Ulpment Co., 88 Main St., No Job too small. John VerfaiUe, itote Broker — laster. Hours dally 7-5. Ml 9-6760. than three pereons who are DILLON SALES and SJRVICE^ iiw. not husband,^ or wife, sc^ or GLENNEY'SS iRVIS ENTERPRISES y -T-A, Saturday 7-4. Ml NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. ( SON/BEACH & CO. 8TEWART JOHNSON, Proprietor ‘ . Help WanUrt— Female 35 daui^ter, mother or father, or WARREN E. HOWLAND, Reditor 288 EAST CENTER STRfilET 881 STATE S T ^ t e T , Bletcr or brother of the owner ^tral Row, Hartford, 789 MAIN str eet \ . SIS MAIN STREET—TOUR FORD, DEALEBr-MANOHB8TER NORTH HAVEN, CONN. A or operator. . . . 675 MAIN STREET—MANCHE0IER lt^^WING—Driveways NURSE, Conn. Ucensed, reUef cn67 Conn. i - • valescent home. Room with tde- DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH m visl9n. Referencee. TR 5-0121. Dept 840

\. ‘ c. / - t ' y > MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1962 PAOl lIXTEBN lianrljiester lEa^ning ?|eraIJ»

director) "sbould rtalgn oaoe Airman Second Class James F. Airman Third Class Josej>h A. because of inepUtude and' faUura Stamler has completed the techni- Paone is being reassign^ to Thule Iowan Joins to perform satisfactorily after 'a About Town cal training course for communi- Air Base in Greenland^ter com- Shtmin-WilUams Announce Engagements four year term.” cations operations specialists at pleting technical training for ad- Pvt, Jantea E. Fee Jr. aon of Mr. Keesler Air Force Base in Missis- rninistratlve specialists held at Fight to Oust Paints •nd Mra. James E. Fee, 80 Helaine sippi. He is the son of Mr. and Amarillo Air Frfoe Baso in Texas. ttd., recently completed a baisic Mrs. p'rank Stamler, 550 Keeney He is the MR o f Mr. and Mrs. W. H. GNOLAM) St ' Domenlc /C Paone, 44 Princeton FW Directors ordnance electronics course at the LUMtER C O . IkicTial School, Ft. Monmouth, N. J. St. Miss Sheila M. Keapn's, daugh- LECLERC • An Day Saturday e e is a graduate of Manchester An Iowa man, supporting Man- igh School and entered the serv- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Xachlnlst’s Mate Sc. Eric chester AtW. C^rge C. Lessner FUNERAL HOM E ‘*A t''tl» Green"—MI 0-6801 Kearns, 21 Norwood St., is spend- lee last June. JCwtz, USN, who is spending a in his efloru to oust the directors g ing the holidays with her parents..- Christmas liberty with his parents, of the F’dlrbanks Whitney Co., has She is a student at Lesley College FUNERAL Accuses Robert Lundberg, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kurta of 337 dted the performance of the firm’s In Cambridge, M a u . and Mrs. Ralph Lundberg, 26 Rad- Keeney St., is scheduled to leave stodts over the pest five years as a dlng St., left Saturday bv jet plane for a year’s tour of duty in Scot- SERVICE The annual Chrlstm^'^'^otllllon sjgn of management incompetiuice. #or a 17-day visit to Stockholm, land next week. He is a crew mem- WALTER N. of the Connecticut chalpter of the - Harold P. ’Tarrence, ol Bloom- •weden. He will spend the holi- ber of the USS Hunley, a nuclear LiBtytsfijRG GASH SAVINGS Boston College Ali;nlhl wUl be held field, Iowa, sent his complaints to days with Mrs. S. J. Sjodin and sub tender, which will sail for Holy David Karr, ex-president of F-W Director !,er daughter, Miss Siw Sjodin of Friday, night at the Knights of Co- Loch to relieve the USS Proteus in lumbus Hall in East Haven from 8 and still chalrmaiK;,of the board, n> 10 ' Stockholm. the Polaris missile program. Kurt* asking for wholesale resignations. wall Ml 9-5869 to 1. enlisted in the Navy after his gradua^icm from Manchester High Tarrence compares the corpora- 23 Main Street, Manchester • Maurice Clancy, seaman In the Urirt Lodge, AFftAM, will hold School in 1960. tion’s performance before and af- W.S. Navy, is serving aboarl the a. puljlic installation of officers in ter 1958, Uie year that Alfons nuclear powered attack aircraft Merrow Saturday at 8 p.m. Past Landa took over the flrmi 'Karr oarrier USS Enterprise which was Master Jesse A, Brainard oif Cov- later took over from Landa. among the quarantine forces in the ^ i 3 entry will be installing master. Hospital INotes Awordlng to Tarrence, from Caribbean Ocean recently. He is Refreshments will be served tifter 1964* to IMS, dividends ran $1.30 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. the ceremony. ADMITTED SATURDAY: Girts to a 414 per cent stock dlvld«id, dancer, 167 Highland St. and stock prices ranged from" Emars, 161 Hawthorne St; Mis. The Salvation Army Sunday The engagement of Miss Judith^ l W engagement of Miss Ruth 22 7/8 to a low o f 2 7/8. After Florence Cavagnaro, 45 E. Center Cadet Gary F. Kosak received School will hold its Christmas EfiijSabethh A d^yd ^ y of Manchester totc 1958, there have been no dividends, St.; Joseph Kasheta, South Wind- Ann Fregin of Rockville to James his "Mach Buster" club certifi- party tonight at 6:30 in the Youth Martin P. KristKristoff Jr. of------Glaston---- and the stock has ranged from a sor; Mrs. Therese Horvath, 613 Cornell Murray of Manchester has oate after piloting an F-lOO jet. Center. buury has been announced by her high o f 14 7/8 to a 1962 low of 4. Main St.; Mrs. Florence Fuller, 300 COOPERATIVE He la the first University of Con- been announced by her parents; parents, MrKand Mrs. William M. Tarrence expresses hts faith -Ih Spruce St.; Mrs. Winifred Sharp- necticut Air Force Reserve Train- The South Methodist Church get Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Freg^, Adamy, 105 ^ K e e St the soundness of the firm,, but as- Ol', ley, South Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Ruth ing Officer to break the barrier un- together for college students, fdssman, Lebanon; Fred Qarmir 82 Orchard St., Rockville. , Her fiance Is a son of Mr. and serts that the directors (exclud- Mrs. Martin P. Kristoff Sr., Glas- ;il.') HKO.\I> '.11,1.1 T der the new program being offered. originally scheduled for Wednes- chael. Barber Hill, Vernon; TOom- Her fiance is the son ot Mrs. ing the new prMident, George A. day. has been postponed to Dec. tonbury ri.i,. Ml He flew from Bradley Field. He as Fagan, Columbia. William Allenwood Murray, 98 Strlckman, and a newly installed is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 30 in Susannah Weiey-Hall from Mias Adamy is a 1960 graduate ADMITTED YESTERD AY: Mias Strickland St., and ^ e late W il- Koeak, 74 Greenwood Dr. 3 to 5 p.m. of Manchester High School. She Is Prudence Kiihet, Glastonbury; liam A. Murray. OPEN 7 DAYS employed In the accounting de- John Morrison," Colchester; Miss Miss Fregin a 1961 graduate 11 MAPLE ST. Nat^ie Janschewitz, 41 Poster partment at the Phtller Brush Co., E S T O W of Rockville High School, and^ is East Hertford. Across From First National St.; Norman Dunnell, Center Rd., N Parking Lot employed at LaBonne-Silverstein Mr. Kristoff is a 1960 graduate w P H AR M A CY Vernon; Miss Nancy Taylor. South of Glastonbury High School and Is COIN OPERATED Windsor; Robin Redene, 61 Lin- Association, Inc. 459 Hartford Rd.— MI 0-9946 self-employed. — WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN wood Dr.; Richard Podolny, 16 Co- Mr. Murray is a graduate of A spring 1963 wedding is burn Rd.; Clarence Amidon, Cov- Mount St. Charles Academy, OPEN 16-Lb. Wash—25c entry; Marui Gordon, 45 Crosby Wpohsocket, R. I., and attended planned. Joseph Jay photo LAST MINUTE GIFTS 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2 ~ Rd.; Mrs. Edith Allen, 150 Union Bfown University, Provldmcei St., Rockville; Prescott Wads- B. I. He is a computer program- f worth, 43 Olcott Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. mer and systems analyst at the August Kramer, Joseph Kramer, Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., and August Kramer Jr., Coventry: Pearl St., Hartford. MERRY CHRIST M AS ^ Douglas Gordon, Andover. An Aug. 24, 1963 wedding is MEMORIAL rec- ADMITTED^ TODAY: ChristO' planned. Burlan Mosa photo and ords— folders which pher Livingston. East Hartford;

Lawrence Krajewski, 80 Birch St. H APPY NEW YEAR contain the facts BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son to

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Besterfield, pertinent to the fu- A CC O R D IO N LESSO NS TO ALL 29 Gardner St. BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. neral service — are FREE use of Accordion during W l Mrs. Frederick Young, 112 OMo , trial period. For . Information presented to all who Woodside St. Frank's Ca fe the star DISCHARGED SATURDAY call CHESTER ACCORDION 62'1 M A IN S T R E E T attend a Holmes- Thonias Lefebvre, French Rd., STUDIO, MI 8-6709. Christmas Bolton; Raymond Lath'top, 255 COR. PEARL STREET conducted service. Henry St.; Mrs. Nina Alvestad shine brightly

Enfield, Mass.; Raymond Stout, 81 Oakland St.; Reo Rouleau, Wind- into your

sor Locks; Robert Ponton, 37 St, Paul Dr.; Bette Ledgard, 301 Hen- hearts.

ry St.; Michael Morrison, RFD 2; Charles Warren, Bolton Rd., Ver-

non; Frederick McCormick, Eastf 4M MAIN SttffT IMNOCSIIAOONII Hartford: Mrs. Lotjien Blais, Tun-

nel Rd., Vernon; John Ellison, 37

Lawton Rd.; Verna Boyington RFD 2, Rockville; Mrs. Mary

Wright, 75 Main St.; Carl John- son, 33 Hamlin St.; David Baxter, SEASON’S GREETINGS PROM ALL OP US, TO ALL OF YOU!

34 Olcott Dr.; James Tjoian, New- ington; Mrs. Zella Oliver, 119 Lake M a nchester Public M a rk e t St.; Mrs. Leah Fitzpatrick, 109 A. POPROVE,'Proprietor White St.; John Willnauer, Coven '1

try;'Donjinck Cataldo, 87 White 805-807 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER St.; MerriH Brewer, 69 Wells St. Mrs. Stella Weston, Talcottville Read Herald Ad vs. Mrs. Marge Ellison, 39 Chestnut

St.; Karlis Kacenovskis, 709\Main St.! Armand Dancosse, 185 Au-

tumn St.; Carolyn Kucia, West \ Willington; Mrs. Doris Maxwell

6 Bank St.; Mrs. Helen Hite, 122

Oak St.; Mrs. Josephine Stairs. 51 Tanner St.; Chester . Kosak, 312 Main St-; Mrs. Mary Wiley, 79 Niles Dr.; Mrs. Joan Michaels and son, 91 Union St.; Mr^. Carol

.Latulippe and daughter. Colonial

Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Terry Barter and daughter. South Windsor.

DISCHARGEni YESTERDAY OREiTINQS Mrs. Alice Egan, Werner Dr, Merrily, merrily we sing out our wishes -r~ RockvlUe; Miss Myrtle RAchaidson, to you for the happiest holiday season ever! 21 Russell St.; Miss Anna Lind

holm, Andover; Miss Joan Meles

ko, 71 Summer St.; Mrs. Ellen Campbell, 309>/4 Spruce St.; Jo

seplj Genovesi, 587 Center St, T H E BEA U TY B O X PARIS C U RT A IN SH OP Mark Dzamba, 56 Lyness St

851 CENTER STREET Clarence Amidon, Coventry; Bruce 829 MAIN STREE’f

Freeman, 38 Main St., Talcott-

v411e; Elizabeth Helfrick, 14 West

minster Rd.j Richard Blron, 50

Blast St., Rockville; Mrs. Francis

Gentile, 89 Deepwood Dr.; Miss Thelma Reynolds,., 50 Courtland

St ; liliss Donna McLaughlin, Ell-

ington; Mrs. Agnes Clark, lion-

wood. Dr., Vernon; Anne Poutre^

51 Summit St.; Frederick Car- Michael, Barber Hill Rd., Vernon; ^ E*atricia Pinard, 5 Talcott Ave.,

Rockville; Carl Freeman, Elling-

ton; Miss Diane Lesiczka, 15 Ash-

worth St.; Ekic Snyder, 19 Foster

St.; ESdwin Carlson, 55 Fairfield St.; Joseph Newark, 89 Ridge St.;

Marilyn West, Wapping; Mrs. An- na WilMn, Carpenter Rd., Bolton;

Mm; Sharon Fine and daughter, 15 Goelee Dr.; Mrs. Suzanne Perron and son, 43 Elssex St.; Mrs. Yvette Norris and daughter. RFD 2; Mrs. 1 r - Toby Hirschfleld and son, 14 Gos-

lee Dr. DISOHARGED TODAY: Bar-

bara Steel, 56 Vernon St.; Howard

Chase, Helbron Rd., Boltpn;

birtliday of Him

wWbroiight Love to ns.

CJdfiitmatf-the day to remember

JOYOUS

His many blessings. WISHES

TO ALL CJrfaltmasl-the time to wish the

\best to all our friends!

OUQ WARMEST

Peaceful as a

QLD-FASmONED I ' snowy landscape,, lively as a playful fawn

is the Christmas we wish for you. We are

MERRY CHRISTMAS ever grateful to you for your thoughtful

consideration and gracious patronage.

HOUSE

WlSHESjTO ALL! * . I . »

THE STORE WITH VILLAGE CHARM

JO H N SO N BRO THERS BLECntlCAL CONTRACTORS CLOSED TODAY AT 6 ;S0 P.M. 1

JOS. B ART H

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