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Washington, D ec. 16 (IP)— ^f size. 85-year-old brother to be attorney then Robert Kennedy’s. ing on job classification^ effective young boy from Chicago. just like the real thing! paint tray, paints, Ihllon stood smlUng beside general in the incoming adminis­ Jan. 2. The increases apply to all Killed on the ground in the flames was Charles Cooper, a . . . this miniature Hoov­ striped cotton'dress brushes and even Kennedy as the announcement of tration was announced just a few employes who have been with Uid* Sanitation Department employe who was shoveling snow. er vacuum actually with a sheer aiipron some sketches .to minutes before White’s selection his appointment was made from firm 90 days. Dense smoke and flames fingered among the buildings, and cleans, runs, hums and front, Susan drinks get him started! was (^closed. the doorstep of the President­ In addition to the wage increases, lights up! no need to plug and wet's, her rooted Robert F. Kennedy, SS, was the elect’s home in Georgetown. all employes will receive a cash formed a black cloud above the roofs. what’s inore, the Kennedy said that Dillon wished into an electrical outlet hair is styled in the President-elect’s campaign mana­ holiday bonus bdaed on length v of An army of emergency workers fought through the fires whole thing folds ger, and has had government ex­ to return to private life, but had as this one operates on new straight baby- service, Johnson, said. This is and wreckage, with possibly other casualties still to be found. up in one compact perience as counsel ot the Senate agreed to accept the cabinet post. a corporation-wide distribution One plane, a United Airlines DCS jet with 83 aboard, struck' flashlight batteries. bob and topped with Rackets Investigating Committee. Dillon has served with the Eisen- unit for easy stor­ amounting to 83 million. In the in heavily populated Brooklyn, hurling debris like bomb frag­ ■a ribbon. age. This is the first time in U.S. case of-the ’dlkwsky DiviiUm. the History that a president, or presi- (Uonttnned on Page Tea) bonU|;il^ MBOUnt to 3390,000. ments, and settling 10 apartment buildings on fire. A church — ironically named “ Pillar of Fire”— was demolished. A fu- Huh neral parlor was in flames The other plane, a Trims World U,S, Backs Bonn Oum MsnsflUd, Dec. 10 (A —A b ^ Tail section of UAL airliner rests on Brobkl^ street after plane'' crashed with heavy m ies bus went out of control ixi Rt. Airline Constellation 'carrying '42. Z^Otey and went up an embai^- loss of life today. Plane plummeted into heavily populated area of Brooklyn. (AP Photo- raked over the Miller Field section Form er L ocal take a peek fax.) ■ of Staten Island, and came to rest m ig v 'T w o passengers were taken tO'A hospital. in harbor water. It also started fires in the area, but they were R esid en t W as Anti-Reds .PbHce said the bus, en route to quickly controlled. Springfield, Maas., left the slippery Backers of Nixon at toyland! roiadway while rain was falling and Heavy snow was falling when the sMdi covered the highway. crash came about 10.40 a.m. On TWA Plane , The driver, Robert W. Lukena, Get VIP Trl^tnient It was the first crash in America on of a pure jet carrying passengers. Arthur B. Swenson, 42, o f Glas­ London, Dec. 16 (/P) — The There Were 88 persons’ aboard. Out of the 125 persona aboard tonbury and formerly of Manches­ The two passengers were taken Kennedy family of Storrs, ter, a project engineer of Pratt and to Windham Community Hospital Conn., flew into London today, the two planes, only one survived P M t Bangkok, Thailand, Dee. 15 (A^^them shoot like this before,’’ one for long after the crash, an 11- Whitney Aircraft, waa aboard the OPEN TONIGHT TUX American said. In nearby Willimantic but they were awept through customs — Gen. Phouml Noeavan’s anti- Trans World Airlines constellation e Were not believed seriously injured, In jig time and escorted by year-old boy. plucked from the Communists fought today to ex­ The U.S. State Department yes­ which crashed this morning on terday pledged full support to the ’The two passengers, Mrs. Mil­ gold braid immigrations offi­ wreckage in Brooklyn. Earlier, six Waahlngton, Dec. 16 (P)—'Rie *heard the “Voice ot Ethiopia” lay survivors were recovered on Sta­ Staten Island. pel remaining Leftist troops from new Laotian government of Prince dred Houlihan, 51, and Miss Ro­ Ethiopian etnbaaey aanoimced army imits faithful to the emperor cials into a lounge for the Very Important People. ten Island, but they died. A spokesman In the Hartford th.e embattled capital of Laos. Ar­ Boun Oum and Gen. Phoumi and berta Garrett, 18, both of Mans­ today that an attempted noop had rduted the insurgents. promised assistance if necessary field, were treated at Windham The Ethiopian Embassy in Lon­ "What fo r ? ” aaked Mrs. Ei­ The TW A plane. Flight 226, waa office of TWA said it was known tillery fire waa reported raking agiUnat Emperor Halle Selaeele that Swenson was among 37 pas­ for Laos to ipaintain Its fredom. Community Hospital in nearby don said the emperor, hurrying leen Kennedy as she shepherd­ bound in from Dayton and Co­ the city, Vientiane. ha« failed and peace and calm lumbus, Ohio, and groping for a sengers aboard Flight 266. There Radio signals fjrom U.S. embassy Willimantic and released. home from a state visit to Brazil, ed her children, Paul, 14; have been reetor^ to the capital Sharon, 12; Maureen, 12 and The right-wing hJgh/c(Mnmand personnel, in Vientiane said large had left Khartoum, in the Sudan, landing at La Ouardla Airport. city o f Addle Alntba. Jane, 5. (Oontiniied on Page Tea) at Savannakhet broadcakt a decla­ areas in the center of the city were Retreat House adjacent to Ethiopia. The United A ir Lines Flight 826 "A fter all, Madame,” aaid out of Chicago waa headed through ration that It will tak# two more leveled by the shelling. Before leaving Liberia to con­ Ridgefield, Dec. 16 OP) — A London, Dec. 16 (>P) — A broad­ an airline official, "you are the murk for Idlewild Field. days to clean out pockets of die­ The radio contact waa weaken­ tinue his flight homeward, Selas­ hard Leftist resisistaace In Vien­ retreat house for boys and young cast over the Addis Ababa Radio the sister-in-law of the Presi­ The flelda are about 10 miles ing, however. U.S. Ambassador men will be established here in sie expressed confidence peace will tiane. The broadcast Aald retreat­ Wlnthrop G. Brown was believed claimed today rebel govem'ment dent of the United States.” apart, Idlewild near the south aide 1961 by the New England Prov­ set up in opposition to Emperor soon return t o . his northeast A f­ "What, me?” ahe exclaimed. ing pro-Communlsts are using-pri­ to be sending the messages by rican country. ’ * o f Long Island in Queens, and La BuUetins vate homes aa hideouts from portable radio. ince of the Society of Jesus. HaUe Selassie has been over­ "I am certainly not. And fur­ Guardia near the north shore. €om e which to harass Phoumf’s forces. Fears for the safety of several The province is negotiating to thrown. "The confused situation in Ad­ thermore I voted for Nixon.” Normally two planes approach­ from the AP Wires The pro-Communlst Pathet Loo Americans stationed at a housing acquire Mamanasco L^e L^ge, The broadcast, heard in Nairobi. dis Ababa,” he said in a statement, Someone In the airline office ing the two flelda would be sep­ Radio claimed, however, that Capt. settlement 2 Vi miles east of 'Vien­ a resort hotel cf 30 rooms on 13 Kenya, said the announcement was "is something that will soon pass. In New York goofed. Mrs. arated by being assigned to differ­ Kong Le’s Leftist forces were tiane were expressed here. No word acres of land with transfer of title made on orders o f Maj. Gen. Mered Such confusion is caused always Kennedy, en route to join her ent altitudes, and by passing given OFFERS 5 POLABIB SUBS holding their positions against from them has been received since expected Dec. 30. Mengesha, who had been described by irresponsible people'and we be­ husband, a diplomat at Moz­ points on the approaches at dif­ Paris, Dec. 16 (V)—U.S. Secre­ l^oumi. But the Pathet Lao Tuesday. It plans a $350,000 addition aa a traitor yesterday by a rebel- lieve that this is the case in Ad­ ambique, chuckled: “Wait till ferent times. tary of State Chrlatlaa A. Herter ' broadcast conceded that its latest Fragmentary radio reports from which will contain a chapel and 40 controlled station. dis Abeba. he hears about this. He’ll just conditionally offered today to put Information was as of yesterday British and American diplomats small rootns as sleeping quarters The exact situation in Addis "Since this confusion is con­ die.” (Oontliined on Page Ten) five Poloris-carrylng atomic anb- morning. __ for those participating in the 3- Ababa still was obscure. Resident fined only within Addis Ababa, we marines sod 100 more nuclear '(OontiBued on Pag? Twenty-three) day retreats. correspondents had been unable are confident that peace smd missilee under the ceuiiiiand ot More than 300 foreigners, in­ To be known as Manresa Re­ security reign in the rest of the military chiefs of the North At- cluding 185 Americans, arrived in to get news out. treat House, it will serve, among But Haile Selassie himself, ready country.’” lontlo Treaty Organization. Bangkok after a dramatic flight others, students at Fairfield Unh- from the embattled Laotian capi­ to fight for his throne and blam­ ,The Ethiopian Embassy in Lon­ Army Will Eliminate verslty and Fairfield Preparatory don confirmed only that the em LAOS BATTLE RSPOBT tal across the northern Thai bor­ Nepalese King ing “ irresponsible persons” for the School. They are now taken in rebellion, apparently was in or peror, hurrying home from a state Bangkok, Thailand, Dec. 16 der. The refugees ran a gauntlet Buses to a Jesuit retreat house In (jFt — Antl-Conmniiilst forces of shellbursts and sniper fire to near Addis „A>baba, his capital. A Monroe, N. Y. (Continued on Pnge Three) seeking to drive Leftist troop - cross the Mekong River into Thai­ P ushes Purge loyalist "Voice of Ethiopia” broad­ Manchester Nike Site Built in 19l2 as a private home, cast reported him back. A similar remnants from VlenUono were land. The group Included several the property was taken over In reported today to have seized American' women. broadcast earlier from Defense Of Politicians 1940 by Philip N. Hilsenrad and Minsiter Mengesha, then transmit­ Manchester la-^slgned East .Windsor site. the air field at the foatlan capi­ American Informants claimed operated since as a resort lodge. ting over a clandestine station, had scheduled to be closed down, ac and are in need of housing, would tal. Radio reporia from Ameri­ Russieuis or Communist North Plans are being made for a Sep­ reported the “Lion of Judah” back cording to an announcement by be given first priority to live at can military observers In Inos Vietnamese serving So-viet-supplted Katmandu, Nepal, Dec. 16 — News Tidbits said the Rlghtistsii under Gen. King Mahendra today preased his tember 1961 opening. The superior in Ethiopia. the U.S. Air Defense Command. Nike Circle. guns for the Leftist forces, laying Phouml Noeavan, also sncceeded purge of politicians in taking over ■' In nearby French Somaliland, CuUed from AP Wires Although no date or other de­ A post engineer detachment lo - precision Are across the center of (ContlBiird on Page Ten) French News Agency monitors tails were revealed. Army spokes­ In encircling the city. The air strongman powers with reports of (Contlnued on Page Thirteen) the d ty. widespread arrests—of rightwing­ men indicaated that the phase out field at the western ootaldrta, "I have helped train Laotian ar- ers as well as Communists. operations (step by step closing one o f two pro-Ooramnnlst tllleiymen and have never seen French nSval vessels, ignorlnj The 39-year-old monarch de­ official Bonn protests, stop an( down) would not begin untirafter strongholds, had been need to clared his primitive' Himalayan search another Weet Oennan ehlp the middle of next year. land Soviet airlifts of artillery. 'Hindu kingdom sandwiched be­ Pope Names U.S. Cleric in international waters off North The move is part of an overall Troopers Quell Algerian Rebel tween India and Oommimlat-occu- -African coast. . . Britain hopes to Army changeover from Nike so HOUR WEEK UROEf) pied Tibet would maintain a pol­ have a . satellite orbiting through Ajax to Nike Hercules. Detroit, Dec. 16 (/P)—A 80- icy of strict’ neutrality. In world space with those of United States In Connecticut, flvs of the UG>nn Student hour week with 40 P*y affairs. Among 4 New Cardinals and Russia in about a year. state’s 12 ' multi-million dollar “to help meet the extensive mi- Chief Calls for Khaki-clad Gurkha troops Nike missile batteries will be employmeat” of auto workers Italian journalists’ union' calls closed down. Four will be kept ih Snowball Riot guarded the royal palace and gov­ members out on two-day strike to was recommended to the Bitor- ernment buildings. Including the Vatican d ty ,'D e c. 16 Vf)—Pope Operation, but turned over to the natlonal Executhre Board o f tho Ballot Boycott John X Xin today named four new press dtrmands for 10 per cent wage government radio atatioii. A hand­ increases phis Easter benus ot National Gpard. Of the three re­ Storrs, Dec. 16 (fl’)—A snowball United Auto Workers Union to­ ful of soldiers patrolled the nar­ cardinals, including the Most Rev. maining aitdB. two, East Windsor fight with a cast of hundreds got day by a splinter group wlttin Tunla “ivnlsla, Dec. 16 (^>— Jowph E. Ritter, Archbishop of St. about oae month’n pay...Metho­ row streets which wind between and Ansonia, Nue already Her­ out of hand on the-University of the UAW. The Nattonal Com­ Algerian Premier Ferhat Abbas Louis, Mo. . dist Board of Christian Social 0>n- Katmandu’s ancient temples and cerns approves resolutions favor­ cules aitss, wtailKOromwell Is -in Connecticut campus early today mittee for Demoerstio actloa In directed Algeria’s nine million ramshackle houses. Two South -Americans and an Um prooeas of bsk)g converted UAW laelnded a eevlea ot Moalema today to prepare to ’The capital was outwardly ing UnlM Nattoas debate en and had to be quelled by State Po­ Italian were the others elevated by wwelon of Bed China end opposing from Nkes A jax to NOiq Hercules. other recommendations to tho 24- block the referendum President calm. But all Katmandu daily the Pontiff. lice and Campua Security Of- promotion of civilian defense. Phasing out oporatlaohs of the ficera, member board hoMfaig tto Charles da Gaulle plans on the newspapers—except one — sus­ The Italian prelate is Msgr. Glur Monebsstor oito will btgiit when tarty meedng here thh M ote and GatrliMn Siskin. Chat­ Stat^ Police termed the affair a Algerian problem early next pended publication today In pro­ seppe Femtto, a member of t>' Cromwell Is fully converted to Her­ Hiere was no Immsdlsto oem- tanooga, Tehn. philanthropists who “snowball riot.” Damage to uni­ month. test against ths king’s coup In Vatican Curia. cules. meat from the board. In a speech over Radio Tunis arresting popular Premier B. P. The new Latlh-American' Car­ earned a fortune salvaging junk versity property, mostly In the EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME-BEAUTI­ and used It to iudvan people nave Tha Hercules is .approximately Abbas said “You must prepare Kolrala and 10 o f his 11 cabinet dinals are the Most'ReV. Luis Con­ three times os affo^tive as Ajax, form of broken windows, will be HESTER BAPS CA8 TBO FUL . . . FROM A MAGNIFICENT COL- yourself for this ba^e. You will ministers and suspending the con­ cha Cordoba, archbishop of Bogota, received the Presld' nt’s Dtotla- about $200, they said. B ^ d e a icy gulehed Servtee Award ter tbaaae- with the capabilities of knocking Paris, Dec. 1 6 (ff) — Seeretary LECTION OF BURNISHED WALL be called upon to m ike this sinis­ stitution. and the Most Rev. Jose Umberto down higher and foster flying snowballs, some students were of State Christlaa Herter ter masquerade fall.” The youthful monarch’s blow Quintero, archblshcm o f Caracas. oad tiine... Aniericans will hurling soft drink bottles and bot­ PLAQUES OF ZINC WASHED COPPER, three billion CMflotiiias oardo this manned aircraft os well as air charged today Fidel Castro’s De Gaulle haa scheduled a ref- ending the experiment In parlia­ 'They will be created at a secret launched mloalleo. It la olao cap­ tle crates, they said. Cuba is becoming a beochhesd arendum Jan.. 8 to test popular m ent^ democracy he launched consistory at the Vatican on Jan. soon, and, to assure delivery, One campus security officer SOLID BRASS OR ENAMELED BRASS Poetmaster General Arthur E. able of propslUng a nuclear war­ for a Soviet attempt to penetrate sentiment in Fiance and Algeria himself 18 memths ago, came with 16. head. sustained an eye injury and a such suddenness that ' the 8 mil­ Bummerfield nedMnmendB thePUUp- designated “ih pectore” (in his clooo to one nUUlon'dollars, and la Police sold ths inytotl^tlon. was plaa aewsmpsrs tqdngpqfaetod ment, baaed in Tunis, b is ap­ Smamsher of the rightwing Gorkha vendetta” against him was raspon continuing. p ro v e the principle of self-deter­ heart) on March 28, I860. A t that mOnnsd by about 100 man foreign offlee o e n w as eogtag .1 parishad party had bam rounded ^b)e for hla year'j Imprisonment An ssUmoUd 600 mole studenta mination. Skit it haa Insisted on up along with other leaders of the tibne the P6M named s e im n e# AU 88 h o u ^ units at Nike nnothir crioia to' wnwlnr - Si, .' '' Staten Island ferry boat Its en- cle o n inhahtted by otticars took port .in ths frss-f(»vaU la the tslks'wlth the Flench and De ruling Nepnil Congress party. Tliey cardinals wmeh hrought ths A l­ gtne falling to reverse, yesterday Sontt Viol Nmlb B s8 $i:ta«alS*^. .' Gaulle himself to establish condi­ ,nonofor sus­ Washingtoh—Thb Deyriopment in an effort to'extermlnate the Al­ from a .ptoragef"rqpm, store offi­ to cover the cost of the stamps So the UNPA reports, with a wake up too late. SOUTH proclaimed that former Italian DANaNO TO 3 A.M. When this hand was dealt in a >rlnts are' not the only "W ALK T A U " were told were was ho evidence of pected Naiwer of giving covert gerian people.— a charge he fre­ cials said. ' \ H to be affixed, to the Postmaster, straight face, there are, conse­ Flngerpi colony nmidns loykl to Sriaseie. Loan Fund;hae agreed to provide very good rubber bridge game in _ markings o f a human be­ with JOYCE MiBADOWS Communist Interference in the support to Moslem Somalis In their |7’000,000 to the Industrie! Bank quently makes. $15.00 PER COUPLE Chappaqua, N.Y. • quently, a number of sheets in W A K Q 1 10 9 5 Bpeelu mi Eritrea is federated with Ethiopia New York, the South player was a ing. An imprint from the palm of events in tha Bast African king­ demand tor Ethiopia’s Bomall-popu- This time he was speaking of New Zealand, a South Paolfle Each envelope must be marked,' circulation with these small flaws, 0 t s f ifie perfect Ohrlefmaa CMft," a aa a self-governing region,’ of . Egypt, The Egyptian bank will well-known expert. He got into a either hand is different from any dom., ' . . lated Ogaden Province. clashes in Algiers, Oran and Bone member of the British Common­ RCSERVAT NS-r*TEL. ELKS C U II Ml ^S in pencil, in the upper right corner. the exact number being unknown. « A 4 Seriea Ticket to 6 new operas knowledglng the pmper9 ir as lend the money to IndUatrles wiah- 10 242 conversation while he played the In Cairo, Interest was uppermost On the other hand, Nasser is in which at least 137 persons — wealth, lies at a point on the globe Indicating the number of stamps to Noidi Eaet Soett W iri other palm print and the sole of in January aad Febmaiy, g(Ml0 aoverign. ' ^ Ing to import capital goods or ad­ Now, let’s see. The sheet cost band and fotmd a way to boot a Pan P u t 4 T A ll PSH a foot makes s mark which clear­ in whether tha Ethiopian revolt conscious o f the Importance of most of them Moslems — were kill­ exactly opposite the British Isles. MRi be affixed (singles, blocks, etc.); 12 cents; one million were print­ ’The radio at Addla Ababa, where visers from the 'United States. . cold contract Opening, lead — 4 K ly belcmga to Just one person. An enclosure of medium weight ed, that shoved the price close to Sriasrie’e oppopenta named thq em- z: should be placed in each envelope West opened the king of spadee perar’s son king, remained silent I 12. And if you have a sheet with and continued the suit South dummy with a high diamond to and the flap either turned in or the two Imperfections, how much 94-hours after .it announced that ruffed the s«cond spade, drew discard a diamond on dummy’s re­ Tte« 4-c«it Horace Oreeley "Fa- sealed. would you want for it now? flu tin g had broken out there. trumps, and led a dlamoBd to maining high club. South w ill loss auMis Aim rican” stamp, to be The outside envelim to the Post­ Well, let> get'^’ton with the For Your The qmperor’e defense minister, dummy's king. only one club and one diamond in­ ’^ .placed on sale Feb. 3, 1961, at master should be clearly marked howls, gnasmng of teetii, etc. Gen. M erld Mengestaa, in a broad­ OuftpaquB, N.T., will feature a "First Day Covers 4-cent Oreeley Whm this'held the trick, de­ stead o f one club and tw o dia­ cast over what appeared to' be a clarer led the queen of clulba from Listening where everything * likeness o f the renowned publish* Stamp.” Collectors are cautioned Information Bulletin monds. aebret radio station, reported the OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 AND MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TILL 9 SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 5:30 * or and editor, from a steel en- that orders for first day covers dummy for a finesse. Urifortunate- Dally <)iMatloa is as you like it emperor had returned but did not must not include requests for un­ The Pbilatdlie Agency, 228 West ly for him, the finesse lost to the A s dealer, you hold: Spadea — Pleasure aay where. ” pravlng as published by Derby 34th St., New York 1, N.Y., has and Miller, 5 Spruce St., New canceled stamps. king o f clubs. N ow South was 8; Hearte — A K Q J 10 9 6; Dia­ Nothing is overlooked here that Speaking over a atatkm oalUng Effective Jan. 1, 1061, the P. O. Just published a 12-page richly desA since he still had to lose monds — 8 5 4; Clubs—A 4. What EDDIE REED Itself "The Former Voice of York, N.Y., and George and C. W. illtistrated Information Bulletin will contribute to your pleasure in ' Sherwood of Chicago, III. will revise its first day cover regu­ two diamond tricks. do you ssyT Ethiopia,” the gmeral assertM IS headquarters f o r f in e f u r n i t u r e lation which heretofore has permit­ on the stamps and their back­ Oonscieons Thought Answer: Bid one heart. Avoid A t the Piano dining with us. The cuisine, the at­ •the rebellion was conflned to the This likeness was based on a ground o f Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, ted the I mailing of first day cover South played the hand by habit making a shutout bid in first or mosphere, the service are all ex­ capital. Claimliig aU' military N, photograph b y,Mathew B. Brady, Dahomey, Somalia and Maldives. requests up to and including the and want down, but he would have second position when you have the forces were loyal to the mperor, Ttemed ClyU War photographer, 17111 bulletin is available free pressly designed to win your favor. actual date o f Issuance. made it iHth ease if he had given yahiea fo r a sound opening bid. be added: * and was engraved by A. H. Rltch- o f jtfiarge to anyone sending In the case o f the Oreeley stamp, it a moment of oonsdotu thought You may easily miss a good alam Food for Every M ood "The army, air force and nnvy\ . Is In 1864, Greeley (1811-1872) es- stamped addressed (to you, of outer envelopes or wrappers must See if you can find the right line contract The very same hand may together are reddy to destroy To Make ( Your Home Happier For Christmas - tabliahed the New York Tribune couise) 10-inch envelope to the be postmarked before midnight o f play. be worth a shutout bid in third ttiss eriminals.” :: In 1841 ssd was Its editor for SO Jan. SO, 1061. Philatelic Agency. After drawing trumps South The Ethiopian Consul General in jrears. Ho Is especially known for position, since your partner's pass should load out the ace o f clubs may rule out the likelihood of Nairobi, Kenya, said he had a re­ . ‘.>Bis admonition “ Go West, young More About THAT U.N. Sheet George Washington was only 44 S U N D A Y and then lead his other club. A n slam, port from .^ddis , Ababa that * man, go West,” at a time when I f you recoiled at the howls, years old when he assumed com­ D IN N E R S opponent will taka the king of (Copyright 1860, Oeaeral Fea­ AVEY’S troops loyal to the emperor auiv the nation was expanding. Though gnashing o f teeth, skull-poimding mand if the Continental Army SERVED ubs, but South can later reach tures Oorp.). rounded the city and called on the he supported Abraham Lincoln in and muttered curses of those wide- during the Revolution. 18 NOON B R IC H TEN EVERY R O O M WITH LOVELY NEW 48 E. CENTER ST. to 8 FJM. rebels to aurrender'to avoid blood- ■hed. poignant reminder of his war with In hie broadcfwt, heard in Aden, W ALL RAGKS Hal Boyle the army. Oen. Mengeeha claimed the lead­ GARPETING AT THIS TERRIFIC SA Lt PRIGE! BRING THE CHILDREN TO SEE Methodically he removes his red ers o f Wednesday’s coup ab-ekdy deerhunting cap, and siiently mas­ w sfo surrounded by. "loyal Ethi­ It’s ths accessories in a room Today’s Suburbanite: sages his f rosen ears. opian forces." He ordered ell cit­ STANLEY WARNER that maks it homelike. This SANTA CLAUS AT ROBERT HALL "H ow la life out there in the izens to help arrest the rebel lead­ wildemeM?” ths city dweller in­ 3 Hey Kids! ers on pain of punishment as con­ wall rack gives you a spot to quires. spirators. ' • Man vs. Nature nils is an error. Nobody within The Ethiopian ambaasador-dez- 100% WOOL BROADLOOM decorate your room. Free Gifts Galore For The Kiddies! liearing dlstanoo now can gat any Ignate at Lagos, Nigeria, also I work done before lunch. GIANT YOUTH SHOW claimed that SeltuMie arrived in When the temperature plummets New York (F)—TWa is the sea­ F or Ronald launches into a long . his homeland last night. ’ PRICED toward ssro, Ronald becom es saga of one, man’s ate1m etruggle TOMORROW JJ 2:00 P.M. son o f ths year when the suburban­ Neither Gen. Mengeriia nor the $695 eivillgatlcn's worst dressed man. against nature. He tells o f the Ethiopian diplomat said where FROM ite earns his good conduct medal. lonely 2-mlle trudge through anow- Selassie landed, and their reports complete with T o.p rotect himself during the He emergee as America’s true long pUgrlmagefrcm home to work drifta, the epic wait at the rail were unconfirmed. Similar reimrts Phone as. No bbll* civilian hero, the pioneer of its last he dons anything— and every- point for a train, where shivering yesterday attributed to the Ethi­ gation. W e’ll coma frontier. tiling—in the cloaet that flta him. suburbanites set fire to their news- opian embassy in Rome proved lapersirs to keep warm, the ordeal« of to your home and In winter weather, good old Ron­ Despita all this padding, Ronald false. 4hop fr 'o ald Halfacre, the typical U.8. sub­ wing atuek In a tunnel la te r. . . (.show you eamplee. See it antera the offlee blue-cheeked with A dispatch from. Fort .Lamy, on the floor. Peel the thick HASSOGKS urbanite, could well be mistaken u d the final mush to the office. Chad, in Central Africa, made It cold aad with a noae that reecm- "Gee, Ronald,” says one of pile. No guesting. Just 1st AVMaMtVaaaAot potj When time , allows we all like for Daniil Bixme hlmself.r-exeept Mea an overripe tomato left too , seem possible that the emperor to get our feet up and relax. that he doesn’t pack a squirrel guii. awestruck admirers, "you deserve uiknewwherit . . s h u r o m « long on the vine. was back in his kingdom, however. Our hassocks give you variety It takes Ronald from two to a raise Just for showing up in this The dispatch said Selassie landed "Where did you park your aled o f style and colors. three hours to get to the office, kind o f weather.” at Fort Lamy last night and con­ dogaT” A comfort-loving city dwel­ “Why don’t he tell It to'the chap­ _ DIIRRCD >!! and after he airivas it takes him tinued his Journey eastward, in­ ler asks him. another hour to undress down to lain?" growls a man at a nearby tending to land in Aamara, EM- l38*k)fvM .' PRICED desk, who la trying to buckle down is n a KU d D c k his ordinary work garb. Ronald pays no heed sa, with trea, where foixes loyal to him ap- $ 4.95 to the day’s duties. FROM ♦ • . . He looks like a walking inven­ ahsktng hands, hs removes his top tory of an Army and Navy Store— layer o f Y M C A gym socks, then And a third man says: from his khaki muffler to his re­ peris off a sweat Shirt bearing the *Tm going to get you a flag, conditioned Korean combat boots. insignia, "Fort Dix Stockade,” a Ronald. On the w ay home you may .^ JTA U NEW COLOR CARTOONS hit some unknown territory, and DOORS O P m 1:30l.AU CHILDIt^ 35e INSULATED ' Omt Reg. 22.95 you might as well claim it for our PADDING FOReTHE MEN ON YOUR LIST country.” GIVE A BEAUTIFULLY DESHONED The Boas comes by, and a tear SB . V. . - f / i r * 1MOC FOAM BUIBM FAMfl leaks from his eye as he firm ly PARKAS LUXURY FABRIC grlpa-Ronald by the hand; "Glad you made it,” he said. *T, ASH-AWAY This Christmas Give was worried about you. By the ... -.j Ash-Aways are aa practical as they are way, where were’ you Monday, EVERY SATURDAY attractive. At a press of . the bottom, SPORTCOATS Tuesday, and Wednesday?" stubs and ashes drop safely away— no Ronald takes both the homage smoke, no atnudge, no odor, no fire haz­ and the Jibes with the modesty be­ ard. • coming a man who has known both UoujARDjounsonl^ 8 PIECE triumph and defeat in his conquest MATGHING BOOKGASES of a horizontal M t Everest NEW ENGLAND FAVORITE $ He didn’t find the abbmniable * WITH SLIDING GLASS DOORS 14.95 snowman. But he did find hie way PLASTIG TOP DESK finally to the office—and in winter Perfect match- this is the greatest victory of any mates for any e Plastic top la unaffected by ink, alcohol or ajiy stains suburbanite. desk outfit. $ 2 4 .9 5 e Includes big 40” eight-drawer desk, matching chair, " Hail to Ronald Halfarcre, 20th Tapered legs, blond oak, 5-plece blotter set and desk lamp TYPEWRITER TABLE Century pioneer! GRILLED FRANKFORTS brass ferrules 24” width e Bright brass pulls and leg ferrules AND 2 sizes only, oak or walnut finish. EvnrydilDg you want in a iportcoat... in BARBECUE RELISH COMPLETE The New POLAROID CO LE SLAW $1.00 DOWN GHAIR pure wools, blends e t wool and Orion* Temple Oub Sets 36" width $34.95 acrylic. Ivy and Ivy-Continental models... BROWN BREAD New Year’s Dance AND BUTTER in plaids, chedcs, tradltloaal pattemsl Electric Eye Camera The Mr. and Mrs. Club o f Temple Aim ATIONI MCUIDID Beth Sholom w ill sponsor a New Served Family Style N IW EYg TUe b the er# of the sew Polsroid All Day I^ng Baetrio Eye CfaMra lu a aew Usd of e f s - e Year’s eve dance at the Masonic mtcro~»y«, eeull m b matchheed, yW almoet ae Temple. > ■eatitive M a hninin eye. It can even ’’■ee’’ indomt There will be music for dancing Our regular 7.88 a t e i^ l by Ken Borrup’a orchestra from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Punch apd eet-ups ( • will bo provided, and a catered buf­ AUTOMATIC TUe eiaetrie aye eaU the cunera fet dinner w ill be served a t I I p.m. W EST ER FIELD aa-wool for yea eetoBMtieally foe pieterae M ton m well Mr. and Mrs. Beinard Scheer IIOIIUARDjOHnfOl9 ■"“ ” * 1 3 , 6 6 ■■ eat It eeeopatee end oeio tlw CMreel I m epeo. and Mr. and Idrs. Alvin Hirschfeld log eed ehutter ipeed for u y kind of lighting. All are program co-chairmen. Those in I fsr Haafry Aaerleeat" PLASTIC TOP CELLARETTE yea do b elm end *o«p. charge of tickets are Mr. and Mrt. FLANNEL SLACKS Ely Segal, Mr. and Mn. Bernard NASSIFF ARMS Krutt, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oa ToUaad Turnpike $ Our best-selling all WORKS A N YW H IR I Beetuie of iu redietl dw OFMANCHESTER 3 9 .9 5 olgn, thb eew eemore wetkt aatdautieally ever the Alderman. The deadline for pur­ Yi Mile Off Oakland Street ’’The Hoose of Sports” wool flannels in your chasing tickets will be next Tues­ wldeot teage of eay ebetrie aye etsiera — from day. Alcohol, stain and maiprooC plastic top. dioioe of Ivy p l^ - brighifit beechoo to ohedonry intariero. 10X5 MAIN STREET 18-plece glassware set on sliding glass tray. Sliding cabinet doors below for front and new “single- M I 9-1*647 NO nLA8H M ILM ladoenetoi^yoarreqm storage. Brass trimmed. pleat* modelsl Take' Ughio IN ell that b eeceotory to awke the pieture, your pick o f medium Ofiag the eltreeaeoitive 3000 Speed Pehieid land £flSTUJOOD and diarooal shades of Mm. The PebteU wiak-ligbt 61b in ebedove. PIANO'S RESTAURANT gray, brown, olive Balsh BelleaMr ieehle Levee AND 8HAIIFI PbMNi be bright ooldoor light Oiler Oarsea 4m s OavlB "Saniiae At Takes Pletuure in Presenting a. . . , DOUBLE DRESSER, freeo. Sizes 28«42. « e al«Byi ia pwfiU foeee. Evttytbiag ia the pi> ’’A B nath o ^ ■ OunpobeDo” Of Seaadal” tore from ihrM feet M mUM away b aeedletUip ★ NEW DimNG ROOM 7-FOOT DELUXE Aad fml aelba b fraam by ilmiMr epaads dwt MIRROR, GHEST PROFESSIONAL awaaly ifpreaeh 1/lOOOlk it a teeead. BOTBi Oae eeaeririe skew ae D ATE BOOK eveolu, Deere apes SiN — LUNCHEON MENUS rerferauwee Trie ...FU I8 NWTANT MOTVIin TOOl Ivory POOL WEEKDAYS—NOON-4 P.M. pbton yea oMka with ihb aeoMra b reedy le be and BOOKGASE B-3 Men’s LONG SLEEVE eejoyed ee dm ly et Joot BMaoeale afler yea dick DXNNEr !s -; 4 PJd,-9. P.M. TABLE the ohoMw. baT dm the way te taka pbusmt SUNDAY—NOON< PJd. QUALITY TAILORED -Cameiafwfreat RECORD ★ COCKTAIL LOUNGE $79-95 SPORT SHIRTS HOP Featuring.... , ^ The PETELaPIRA ^ IntrmMly-prkmd ZIPSER CLUB at the organ New BRAINARD PLACE Kaaohaeter To Play Your Favorite Tunes Dsn River wsih’n POLAROID FrMai, lies. II NEWLY REMODELED weer cotton plsldi and 7lM to lltM dwdcf...knit8.msny Electric Eye Eay Eowett^ Diao Joeksy BALLROOM eesy care cotton prints. 01iw,b}ue, v lA Cptnera DINING and DANCING taupe. Regular oolUr EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT wimpennaneot , Featuring the Henry E. Martin or­ stays. S-M-JU chestra and T V star vocalist John ThI* convenient, p u r s ^ a Corvo. dai^ csteMiar and card list will help you remember • Contemporary modem in warm sctcial engagsments.. s ^ Jmaica mahogany finish. Polished ^ baUraom la alao availahla throughout tha week tor or^ uuhKinento and bnportant Weedy HMw ganiaatleB moteetinga, parttea and waddtoga. Up to 400 capaelly, SSi/O onM In todayjwki bmss legsr-^ew concave drawer WECBli BANQuSTio^ ask for your HaSmaik Dato fnmts. Tall framed tilting mirror of Bnsth •Vosmemi fine plate glass. . of ScandsT h o f e n r i ^ i g •Yhanka'* to you. ■MBPS WRAT YOU OKTt IT IS NOT TOO BAHLT TO MAKE YOUB . e IS aumbsorsd balla' • Driuxa cue, Teak. liU stu em RBSSBTATIONS FOR NEW TEAR’S EVE ban • 2 profasrional cut athau a FttfbCRtPTlMN FMARMACV DO YOUR CHRMrmAS BHMMPPINQ Driuxo triangls • Wall-rack for •I M A I N •. 1 I < I I : • M A M C M 1 T I V‘ e iaturday IbttaaoMs 1 1 ^ UEISURBLT AT KERB’S balls and eus ■tloke a Rula book WESTOWR AMPUB PABRINO) a 2 chalks. a M i S i M y PIANO'S RESTAURANT ■ ■ PHARHAACY 5-SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN ’.cum SHOP. ROUTE 6 and 44A. BOLTON TEL. M l t - l t a tMKkt tM IM ! I i i 14 * ■. ■ ' f •

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lyn S. Farrigno, Manchsator, lot on formal. and ooffto win bo ueation at Its M gdsify sdhsihilsd •. *’.• . 'V. R^tney Rd.; Rosa RelMr to Nieh- d u i ^ the tvaniim. Wage DkcmioiiR moating Monday evening at 7:Mt ■ i olas A. and MarUyn •.‘ Farrlgao, Chiistmaa at it JNtar'a Also to bo presintsd at 'tho MORGAN GUARANTY TRUBT in th« fifth Isrgw lot oh Whitney Rd. « wUl bo hskl at U180 pjn. Dad. M Set for Weekend Board of Bdueation mcattng will ••9 - c- / , Also, Clarenca R. Jaffrlaa to and 10:00 amt. Dee. 3ft. Both wUl ho other rdatod matters audi «st J^sak ih ths tJnitad Btstss. Its stodc hss an Arnold J. and Garaldliia H. Haa»a ba M w al Suehariat with the ehobn The personnel poUeiaa aubaem- nmjer madloal and Ufa insuranca 'auk of Ghicken partielpatlBg. programs tor tha two groups. accdllont poebrd for price stablUty snd should house and lot on Hsmllkqula Hd.; mittaa of tha Mandiaator Board of Jerry 8. Shine to Jam lt U Losr- A -cetotiwmicstten from the Nw> spi^-te:ih^ti^vAeek^ vehicle for espitSl cw . gan land on R t 8; JamatJ* Loner- ^Ma»*ee|ee Btoa&ig HanM Bdueation wiirmaat during tho mal miHaty J^ughtars of A a ^ IS-9. hanMa esrfospoatoit tin. Donald waakand to discuss salary achad- lean RatolutiM eonoaming Bs Poses. Threat iii gan to Fred J. and fatrlcia A. H. Tottla, tolsphona AO »-848ft. -'^^.eoaiiervi^tion snd The beak's Naumec, land on R t 8:.,Fradarick uiaa fo r 1961-ft8 with rapraaantw* Oontast,'. on "Historical Wat . t>^hu8&eis is SxduMvely .wlth cierporste bor- A, and Mary W. Bamrtitay to Mal- tlvas of tha Maneheatar Education ways" iffUl-also bs dlseuascdr..... 5 . « * n M ^ v ^ It and LoUia J. Roatn of Nor­ Hofdl Guv0 C a r E m h la m ' wan as reports from any .ofhhr. -Vf was a throat to tbo Coo- Association (MBA) and Local 091 oemmittss of the board. TOwers and depositors. And its wurniogt hsve ^ n It on O olu in ^ LaJco. wich, house and lot on R t 87. ^ Jcut B t'Pr^eto plant in Hm . r Hebnm lavitaM^ Detroit—The tradiUenahamhlain of the school Oustodlan'a Union. in s-strong upward'trend^ Fer.nwre, call us. / * SMILING SCRVICK’ fUver vfllago T&t night whan the Warrantee deeds; Hepiy F. and Subcommittee Cbalrman Chrla- INtnUEBD FOlB S LA TD N I , • t Marion Hewea Ramm to James R. S t Peter's Episcopal^ Church la of the Obavrolat automobOAirap- ■ -■.■Mt- - .-:r naboBtoa lining between the tank Hsbroh, attondad by a pumbar o f rsaantatton o f a boiv tta, easna from tla McConnlek said both meetings Now A v a n , Dae. IS (iP)—Bdjpsr wad It* outer eovering, tl»sd M and Palma Q. OMesra of Windsor wilt be bald in tha Board of Ed­ D. Paii]^ft3, has been indicted h 1 Locks, land and buildings on RL local people, has lasuaft an Invlta- tha wallpapar pattern la a PVaaeh and dhf, imNI sesn. - iAlsulatlon, burned. Son to men and young men to a hotel room. W. C. Durant a fouiM}- ucation offlcac in Barnard "Junior a superior court gipnd Jury for *■ ' •’ I t became Ignited as pipes eon* 87; Harvey 8. Collins to Clsrenve H t| A School. The M BA w ill meat Jeffries, lot on Hennequin Rd.; get-together Saturday night spon:* ar of Oahenl Motoci. saw it and ■ocond-dagna murder in tha bar­ •acted to It, were being thawed sored by the Brotherhood of St rippM a place off to use as a. modal with the aubeommlttaa tomorrow room shooting o f Jamea Conalgllo, iX' , 1 mt. Sire Chief Richard K. Davis Lester J. Hutchins to Elizabeth M. afternoon at 3 and tha acheol euc-. 37. on,Nov. 14. Paulk's bond was. ft C€X Richmond of East Hempton, land Andrew. v;f fo r a ear namaplata. Momban Now York Stock Ixchongo «xplatna& Ha said the tank stood Walter Cake of Pratt and Whlt- todiana w ill mast with tha sub- ■at at 83S,000. Tha grand Jury •h ra t S5 iea t high. Actually, the and buildings on R t 87; Zsither I. eommlttaa Monday at 4 p.m. and Rachel M. Buell to Emil O. nsy Aircraft an amaUiirauthorlW U used at oomploto omdsniqr, handed tip tho Indlotmant yoatar- rt lAircMiM.ir- • maNcMmt • miiutetai MibaAos smoldered more than it and Joan B. Sadlon, land on Er- on "Space'' w ill spoak.in Phalpn a pound o f uraaium-38ft Is sgulva- McCormick said ho hopes to day after a eonmor bid found ’’ *wes Ts l/elr • NSerf H« Until. bnmod; hut had it overheated the donl Rd.; Clarence J. and Martha Hall, following evening prayer at Isnt in anarii^ to 3.6 mlUiOB prasant reeommendattons to a full Paulk erlmlaally responaihia ,for tank, oausing the fat to bum, re­ M. Lewis to Nicholas A. snd Mari­ 8 p.m. The event w ill b? very in­ pounds o f eo& gathering of tha Board of Bd­ CensigUo’s death. sults would have been disastrous, he'said. Andover, Columbia and Hebron Itolunteer fire Departmants re­ sponded to the fire call about 8:.S0. An ambulance at the acane, it was Ss^alned, is a routine procedure '' A,." M cases of structure fires. Just in saaa of emergency. 5.94 ' Davis fait he could only give a SSngh astlinate' at damage, but . thought $300 would cover it For Gift For Gift Catiielle Ladies Party 'I h a Ladles o f S t Columba’s ro p SMn have their annual Christmas ve Hanging o f the Oreana” Burday afternoon at 4;80 o'clock. AB children la the school will par- $s go further! tldpate and lha OraiSa 7 and 8 will furnish the anistcal The Religloas Bdueation oom- ■Sttee is m charge, and lb s . ICyrUe XngMrt will direct tha Sfeoglng. The C-Tsens will have a part in the music, w ill decorate tha church sad w ill mdiar fo r tha service. f Saturday a t 1:00 p.m. there w ill be a final rehearsal fo r tha pag­ eant which will be followed by Cba church school Christmas party. Jk WhlU Gift service will be a part o f the pageant on Sunday and all (hose attending are invited to bring a gift for the less for­ tunate, wrapped In white, to be ^aced at the altar. )■'. of Ai? V ? Tomorrow tha FAtndShip Circle Will meet at 1:80 at the parsonage. A t 8:00 p.m. the Rev. George K. Svans w ill meet with Boy Scouts working for thalr God and Coun­ try Award, and at 8:00 p.m. there J*- NYLON WU be a senior choir rehearsal. 'A. r School Closings Schools w ill close next week for the Christmas recess. Columbia Cooperative Kindergarten Shuts Lavishly luxurious lingerie down tomorrow and will not re­ gifts! Beautifully shaped Shetland open until Jan. 8. wonderful nylon slips and Porter School w ill close Dec. 81 half slips at this specially as wiU Windham High School. The I- Bagional Technical School wlU low price. Opaque tricot ny­ tooae at 1 p.m. Dec. 38. A ll return lon lavished with appliques, to school on Jan. 8. nylon lace embroidery^ ‘A Ohitshnas Carol' pleats and flounces! CARDIGANS The two Grade 7 classes at Por­ ter School w ill present Charles Dickens beloved elsailc "A Christ­ mas Carol,” in an aasembly Mon­ day at 1:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Christopher Albsir will appear hi the le^ in g role. Others In the AND east are; Gary Tsttlebaeh, Douglas TstUebach, Fiona Alexander, Jen- tea Crotty, Noel Wehner, Russell mmAm -'li Olsen, Susan Carlson, Barbara PtU, Jane Szegda, Fran Miller, Gary Stelnman, Lynn Forestoski, John Green, Fred Lowman, Clif­ in X ford LaFleur and Geoffrey Mor- SULKIES .S' felL A t BURTON'S there'8 a The play will be directed by Mrs. t ,“1 M frylyn Humphrey and Andrea 1 White Btannard and w ill be narrated by John Card. J-t'- The students wlU welooms any X and Compere parents or friends who wish to -mM attend. at $7.99 Other Bohool News i Oeorge Patros, principal of Por­ Glorious ter School, has announced the gift o f an upright piano to the school from Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shine. .Slowlythe goal in the school Is be- . FashionV • Cheeis from 6, yei 6 iU reached through the generosity beautiful colors, in­ at friends - a piano in every room. !■*> The classrooms have taken on a C o lo rs cluding white, holly holiday atmosphere. Pupils In all rod. charcoal, violet, rooms have been working on Christmas decorations during their liocking for every day, cloud blue and but­ art pwiods. ternut. 34 to 40. Offleerswsre sleeted by the Book every night . . . every Club for Grade S recently are special occasion in her lifel John German, prsaldent; Susan SkouasMu, vies president, Judy Anderson, secretary and Steve Itomm, treasurer. Janet L«vesqua won the hand WrasUing championship of ^ all Orada ft. gtiis in a recent touma- f toant ockmacted with tha physical adttcatioD program. ft She ftrev, ModiM or Dn^sist Two o f Columbia's students at -V, W lndh^ High School are fahtur- The Balle-Shsnnsargiri wgl know . Spftdal Piirchato ad in tha annual Dolphin Club dquatode wyblch is being present­ snd will Bss dist y n r gift boi.. ed a t tha school awimming pool Regularly ^7*®^ to tooigM and tomorrow night. r*s psraonaUasd Li|*3ias Psrfeeden ef'Vlla Qjnithtn livaga will do a aoio. \ fnaaiiBaraodii ^ awtm duo with Mary Badrtgual o f WiUlmantlc. Blta Svana u ta a guartatta num- * bar. Other girts from bare par- dag ara: BUacn Alakandar, Yei, here^are her very own wonderful Bella Sharmaari, hyloni as lovaly as Chrttfmai Itialf . . . aVary pair fashlanad In har favorita Card, Gal Carpantar, Linda I Joyca Bdradga, Anna Our- HUNTER ** ’ Hutchins and Baihara heilary ttylasi whather sha favors taamlau, taamadt or support nytdnsl Propertlenad. tee, in Bfav, Medita or Duehasi. .A wonderful Hwau WTA choice of dreti iheeri, welkthg ihaers, and of aoursa, saamlasi nyioahs in math or plain . . . shadas at fashion right as rightyean ba. ^ of Boston .MnL M m P r t a A baa. bean ivaad aa tha ^^araat-Taachar ns in math or regular colors and ihadas at fashion right ai right ''' ^ ^ / — rapraaantattva on the k ilIttiaUn Kaeraation QouncU for K a . :i;. This is a post she baa V;' -4.. rvamt years. Slim, sleek pants in a wide choice of stripes, plaids, Hat lamch Mana The fineit full fashion stdekings mon^. can buy* Most tressursd gift,.. leg 8ii{t stsmless 8re thd Youll be number 1 on her thank you list when '•T SoHds and shadow plaids, belted, fly fronts, slit legs ^ JSMBaa fo r tha tbiaa aim* Perfectly proportioned to'jfit every leg sad every imoothest, luxurious stoekingB ever. Amsxlngiy she tries these famous nylon supped stock­ I aagt tnak at fbrtav BBtoel occasion for buiiness, d # w or dste. f V wesnble despite their aheemees. *nruly e A ings. No one but her will know she has them op, in sU wool fslnies. Sizes 8 to 18. ' . ; Choiee of 8 weights sterling st Is i9 9 the uRiaste in hosiery. l e 9 V they're ths^. sheer but she will blese you for the somfort and end to $ A O C I..* H am u d battM, leg fatigue. •«;....t v i jfew

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The h o m d ^ MY. and Mrs, Howard The Pilgrim Fello4vshlp w ill Other stops on the Itinerary, firtiit Milk u S ii^ e d with all maala. Post Office Slates Junior Choir w ill stng. Server for the oareden. - / hdid Its (Jhristmas party a t ,7 p.iq. LFCpnu Student U S E Y O U R which the former broedlsef tobecy f Q C S Sunday In toe pariah room of tha CO fanner hopes will not be eai^ LilUe ■lib- Sunday Opening Christmas carols 4NU be sung A pU y entitlad **rhla le H IS Teachers Amoiig 4New Cardinals BlrUimy” wUl be toe program fea­ church. celed by be ‘the ooUsgd to all tho world’s major To Planners and PBC o f United M etoodiit Church on BnUetiQ Board Board FiUs Vacancies and Buenos Aires. this year's recipieiit of the drum while the words to "Tha (Conttmiad from Pi^A Om ) -Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Paul Had­ The, Women’s Auxiliary of toe tens o f Anierican Re business on Sunday tMa weekend. Little Drummer Boy” aro tau^rti: Elevation o f AnhWahop RlttOT Jurgelas, whose eon Tofh now Since Pope John brought the dad will be In charge of the'pro- Bolton Volunteer Fire Department (DAR) Award. Postmeater Mrs. Ruth Lathiop T h e ‘supper-begins at 6:80 pm t brings U B . repressntatlQn In the and throwing snowballs and other KMigUttOfU of two tMdMISt Jimlor R T F w ill meet Sunday runs his tobacco biudness as a strength of the college-to 85 last Prelimlnary groundwnk w asf toe new law guaranteeing poeta on gram. Hostesaes for the meeting will hold Its Christmas parly Mon­ After student balloting to select college to six. Tho others are mlaailes a t those outside were ortra MOoptad by tbo Board of Bd'* from 6 to $ p.ih. hi. the church sfaadegrowri, enterprise,/ said he announced the post offlca will Mureh three cfirdlnals have died. laid last might by the Board of'all boards to mtmberii of the mi­ are Mrs. Carlton Daley, Mrs. Flor­ day at 8 firehouse. plans to take along abow 2,000 feet candidates, the faculfy choses ManCheater Evening Hesald An­ F’nmcia CknUnal SpaUman, New checked by a room-to-room tour tMaUon a t thia w eelfa meeting and basement for- Christmas caroling the winner from the three top bs 'bpm for tour hours Sunday O f the present 82 cardinals 81 are Selectmen for. action on Junior nority political party, Murdock was ence Trinder, and Mrs. Robert Each member la asked to bring a o f color film, mostly oi/tQibacco and dover eerrespendent, Cindy Tork; Albert Gregory Cardinal by;the officers. tw o replWBementa were named for and a party. vote-getters. The qualities that from iV A m . to 8 p.m. Italians and 51 are of. 27 ether hlgb Mbool phma : automatically dected to toe poet. Dixon. grab bag gtft.-Hostesses will be dairy farm ing In th n country to Pfaastlelil, telepkone FOgriiB t- Meyer, Chicago; James Ftancla L. The Selectmen alsd voted last Besides seven campus officers, the remainder o f the achool year. Senior FTP will meet Sunday are considered are dependability, SlngNArouiid the Tree natlonaUtiea. The Mleetmdn voted to aek the An offering will-be received for Mrs; .John Avery, Mrs. WlUlam there were 20 state trooMrs from The teaching portion of Mra. show to his Soutlv A m er 1 can Cardinal McIntyre, Los Angeles; night to post "N q Smoking" Mgiui' from^6 to 9 p.m. a t the Commu­ service, leadership and patriotism. The Oardbn Club w ill hold Its 6856. The new make-up of the college Public Building' Oommleelon to a^t the Aldersgate Scholarship Fund Clifford, and Mrs. Larry Flano. the Stafford Springs, Danielson, Dorothy BtaasUl wUl be taken by friends. Richard Cardinal Cushing, Bos­ in the Oommunlty Hall. The floors nity House for a Christmas party. LilUe has been an honor stu­ annual carol am gA t 7:30 Wedncs- after the Jan. 16 donslstory will tho amount or |i proposed appro­ In memory of Mrs. Ernest Howard. A special town meeting will be and Colchester ’Troops. Itfre. Dorothy Krivlck of Ayera Our savior Lutheran Church will ”We have our flight tickets and dent all four years at Ellsworth. ton, and Alolslus Cardinal Mueneb, bo 32/Itallans and 54 of other na­ priation to cover, architect's feea. have Juat been reflnlshed in toe The executive committee of the held Monday at 8 p.tp. at the Com­ “ W e don’t mind a little anowball 84.; Mra. Janet Kucaenakl will be lay around the Oh^tmaa tree In Extended Foreca$t form er bishop o f Fargo, N.D., and hall and toe move waa taken to hold worship at Pleasant Valley passports and are looking forward She is the senior class treasurer, front o f the AndOTor PubUo Ll- tionalities. Vr Approval of the appropriation will WSCS will meet tonight at 7 munity Hall, Townspeople will act fight,” one trooper explained, "but replaced by Mra. Mabel Bowera of to the trip,” 1^ boncluded. now a member of the Vatican avoid, damage done In toe paat School, at 10:18 a.m. Sunday a cheerleader, member of the Stu­ l^rary. The tree, p la n w o rig ln a lly Archbishop Ritter. 68, was bora bavo to bo secured from the Board o’clock at the church. ’This w ill be on two portions of roqds, Mt. Spm- when It gets like tots it’s too Kanoheater. Both appointees are The W appw Mothere aubwlll Windsor Locks, Dec. 16 UPl Curia. when emokers extinguished,cigar­ School and Bible classes for teens dent Council, .athletic association by the club, will be dedicated by In New Albany, Ind. He was or­ of Finance before a town meeting foQoWtfd by a meeting o f the pro­ ner Dr. and Dean D r., for ac­ much.” form er teachers. hold Ita C ^ tm a s party at the The Weather Bureau issued the John Cardinal O’Hara, erch- ette butts on the floor. It waa also and adults will meet at 0 a.m. secretary and a member of the volunfbei' firemen thia wedt^nd. dained M ay 30, 1917 ahd conse­ can be pjtennijlL , gram committee. ceptance into the town road sys­ When State Police advanced on ■ Alao the board appointed Miss Masses at St. Francis of Assisi home of ^rs. Ruth , Stewart on Home Economics Club. She hais following forecast: blahop o f Philadelphia, died lest crated a bishop on March 28,1988. felt smoking presented a Are hax- Mu^Ic for the aing will be Temperatures in Connecticut A latter la also being directed to Lnnoheon Menus tem. . ' ' knots of the snowballers, a spokes­ jfcrbara Remalka of Broad Brook, will be said at 7, 8, 9, 9:10, 10:15, Oakland Rd., Tuesday at 8 p.m. also worked on, the South Winds August. The church thus again w ill have ard In large groujM, and caused-dia- man fo r the department said, some who la now teaching in Wethers­ vided by several R H A M Hi] during the period Saturday the Town Planning .pommlaalon Tha menu for the lunch pro­ The Men’s Club of the Congrega- 10:60, 11:30 a.m. Tha p/ogram chaiman is Mrs. school paper, ^ e conslstoiry w ill be the fourth a cardinal from St. Louis. The last comfort to nqn-smokers. students responded ‘ by hurling field, to the elementary school School studenta.- rough Wednesday are expected for re^rt of that board before gram at the elementary school tlo.nal Church •will hold a meeting RosabeUe Hitchcock and refresh­ Haankkah Party called byJPope John to create new from that city waa John J. Ciudl- The town ordinance prohibHlng things at the officers and using Plan Sooth American Trip Cob Scoots Meet Toai|M tdsaverage 2 to 8 degrees below next wqek will be: Monday- tonight at 7=30 o’clock at the taacitlng ataff. ment /chairman, Mra Gertrude Tho Sisterhood of Tenmle Beth cardinala since he became Pope nal Olsnnon, who becstme a Prince moving, furthpr. overnight parking on town roads foul language. In other acUon the board ap­ Wililam and Anna Juigelas of Scout Pack 124 will meet normal; The normal high and Tbe Boafd of Education on Dec. Creamed chipped beef on toast, church. There w ill be election of Lewl{ Hillel wlli. sponsor a Hanukkah cub. only a llUe more than two years of the Church In February of 1946 muB,t be enforced,"the selectmen John M. Evans, the university’s proved »T,T10 In bUls; $3,786 for Sullivan Ave., plan to fly to South tonight at 7 o’clock in the elemen­ low t«nperatures for the Hartford . 2 voted to reqommend to the town eari-ots', cheese sticks, and apple officers. America Jan. 6 on a two month imbers are reminded to bring party Sunday at 10 a.m. at A very ago. but died In Ireland on hla way noted last night Terms of toe or­ fiscal vice president, said the stu­ high school and $3,424 for elemen­ tary school instead of- on the last area thla^rlod are 38 and 19, for that plans fOf a Junior high school dinance are applicable, all year, but crisp; Tuesday— baked hash and GIFT BOXED trip to Brasil, Uruguay and Ar­ b-bag gift, St. Elaip'entary School cafeteria. In the first three eonsistoriee he home from the conelatory. Manchester Evening Herald dents apparently “got out of hand tary achool exp«isea. F^day of the month. The change New Hav«K38 and 22 and for be prepared m accordance with the infractions pbosent unnecesaary. catsup, spinach, bread and but­ Ohnroh News gentina. / School Menus All members of the Temple, their Bridgeport SSSuid 23. named a total of 38 cardinals plus ter, and raspberry_ gelatin; Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Loots in anticipation of the Chriatmas AND WRAPPED in date waa made aince many Cube Bailey report. dlfficuUy during plowing opera- recess, which starts after classes Wordilp service at First Con­ . During a similar trip of shorter The following is the juncheoh children and anyone interattad Is The weather win turn colder to­ the three "in pectore.” ’These In­ The first president to proolalm Wednasday— turkey noodle soup DImock Jr:, telephono M itchell may be away during the holidays. a imtionwide ’Ibanksgiving was The boardt then eent a letter to Uons in the winter, road craWS end late today.” , WITHOUT gregational Church w ill be held duration two years ago Mr. end menu for the A very St., Pleasant invited to attahd. night and moderatVabout Wednes­ cluded the ttoman Catholle with -craiiers, bread and butter, 9-9828. • Children to Participate George Washington. ’That was In the eelectmin asking that a town have pointed out. He expressed regrets that "tha at 11 n.m. Sunday. The Rev. Rob­ Mrs. Jurgelas made many friends Valley and Union ^ h oole for next Memebra o f tha temple achool day. Church’s first N egro cardinal, first and Chriatmas cake squares; CHARGE / Children who will take part In 1789 when he set aside the last meeting he called' to authorize the incident occurred,” and said diS' in Argentina and Uruguay. Their week.: Monday-Ravloll and meat, classes will perform songs and Precipitation may to U k w e r one- Japanese cardinal and first Fili­ MoIiiodiSt Soihednle ert Sparks Is acting as interim the program after the family ^ t- l^ursday in November for tho the Public )i Building Commlaelon "He Came Too So — Town GARDEN Manehester-Vernon The senior high discussion group Court Judge Frederick U Green' tive unUl O ct 1, 1961. Senior M YF will meet a t Epworth tax assessment of $4,322.60, - ~ berg, designated as an assistant Shinia aecretairy q f the ZBA, was House; Freshman M YP wlu meet will meet at 9 am. BuUdilng Perm it CENTER 'The Young People’s Fellowship prosecutor when the circuit court not rejected to the board In toe in the Social Hall; and Junior High Andrew Ansaldi for erection of will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at system goes into effect Jan. 1, INC. 1959 elwction because of the pro­ M YF will meet In the Social Hall; new dwelling at 9 Earl St., $12,000. $ says he will not take the new Job. 6-00 VITTNER’S visions-of the minority representa­ and Junior High M Y F Will mee.t In toe Rectory. Greenberg said yesterday toe pres­ tion law. A Republican, he received the educational w ing o f the church. The Rev. Theodore Chandler There are approximately 3,175 On Monday Wealey Choir will re­ will- uqe "One Unknown” as the food store chains In toe U. S., with sure of work in hla-law practice a higher vote than his opponent prevented him from taking the hearse at 4 p.m. at toe church. topic o f his sermon at 9:30 and a chsdn being any organU»tion Democrat Robert Murdock. How­ post. 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by Um Ommta OanMaaod should and anj^Kidy —-M.——M slsa— - wBo -'', - ..would . . —wM— con-—— beet. Con we bring anything to beautifully la these words: .“Revb, JUtttrlfrat^r ute. Ha Imi bsw bs resstAblWisdi .But ths ihors Nepalese Kmg tribute. Ha imposed taxes and A thoajfht for Todap Him from a leeeer motive T’ateme-' Lord, X give myself away. *rts all likely outcome la thAt, imlsas EAit nought reform of land owaoin^p ohe hoe said that a man oil wrap- th at I con do.’’ . . In a country where, tradltienelly, prto up in himaSlf makes a small end West themaslves decide to let ml MaJ. B. Walter Lomie WiFttiti^ IferaiiH this wae the prtvUege of an package. Christ can moke'some­ The aohrotlon Army S T O i K H i l l l ICO ^ IWC aos Pushes Purge n t i w o o T n c L alone, Laos will continue to arlstdcratle few. thing worthwhile out of such a one . . ' _ _ StfMrt . be what it la at this precise mo< But ntohjr of his id ^ were Christmas Day Is ths day we eommitted to Him. The Sues''Canal eoaneets thf MANOOBStBR FWrXSfrHfllt ment—a tMt of how many arms Of Politicians new. Taxee met popular snlstaBoe oolebratA as tha birthday of C hrist nie hymn writer hoe put It Mediterranean and Red Beoe. S96 MADf 8T,—an 54171 each side can put into the hands and land reforms ^aidstocratlc FwMiAm resistance. SomO observers whis­ When you and I hava a 'Mrthday FMWIad October l, UNO. ' of rival native factions, and how (Oontlmted from Page One) pered too that the king—who until annivereary wo recelvo the pres- Teleipmon iSir«n Ctm US BsOWI efficient a vrar the 'military ad- last year held abeolute power In his aenta. When ieaus’ birthday is Hi HoU&ra UvMrM at IM (In Washington, U.8. State De­ ■:Stf Tleers of each side can direct. own hands — was disturbed both comniemorated, we give gifta to 10. . at UanoiMi partment -officials said the king's by the authority Koirala had ac­ aA STib StOCRINGS lau Hall MaMar. Both the two My powers ln> each other. The wise meri who' (ia VIVST4M) iir * KaMarsea Seizure of power appeared to be quired and by the manner in sriiich birth Sxpadltioa cema to visit Jams at His l:S0 SUBDCRIPTIUN RATMi volved in these two situations have due to purely domeetic iseueer a it was exercised. brought gifts to Him. Han’t there TRUSSES -^ m T S Payabla la Advaaea ------^_____ "•> I ,1 Ooa Taaf lost face by their conduct, Russia spoHaaman laid therS was no Indi- something today that we .oah pre­ a’a ^oriuriwr 01x Moiitlth T'^a by its sabotage of the United Na­ caUon that the mountain king­ sent to Him? 11>rae_Hontha • •a«'aa«b«»*«aAa*»a«k ARTHUR ORflfi itll a*aaaaaaftaAa«aa*»«*«aa* lavU tions mission in the Congo, the dom’s foreign policy was involved, Q inic Caseload He has already told us what.Hs /OF MANCHESTER would like to’have. He wants our 9:80 1118 Oi a a.aa*aa*««»aA*«*«a*«»****« JW United States by its sabotage of including its rSlatlona with Red 10;00 m< )PT a aa aa a a aa aaaaaaaa «aa«a«a China or the Soviet Union.) hearts; not merely lip service. He to. ». the Geneva Agreement as it ap­ 10 in November S;t0 it Haa w. ' t WaMBMiB. O f _ In New Delhi, Nepalese Ambas­ wants us to accept Him aS bur pwn ■ .Rood TwU plied to tr. Mather H. Neill of the bitish with shame tp offer. Hllh any­ Wasthar U:U Jack Pssr tions which ought to have a chance overs imposed by the Koirala gov­ thing less than our very best, CAMERA aid f l D T I I ^ V e r y % SAT. TO 5:30 P.M. clinic. Stsrlinit Moris . d Full acmca ellant of N B. to be themselves. ernment. ’the most precious gift that we WINK UGHTKIT Pramiere lea, Inc. Under the con.itltutlon which he Award Tbastar ALL GIFTS WILL BK ENGBAVED IN TlliE thibUahara RapraaanUtlvaa: Am Eleven famiUee received aseist- can offer Him is ourselves. He T:U U:fQ Jack Pssr Show l l r l l R n i g h t T O ^ f UNTIL CHRISTMAS Jullui liathawa Special Aaancy — Naw himself promulgated in February ance aiM one family progressed wants our love, our dedication and 1:00 N«#s-Sl|ii.on FOB CHRISTMAS DEUVlERY »a?lL_Chi!**o *h“ Boatoa. 1958, the king reserved the right enough cb be discharged, said Dr. 1:00 Slgn-Ott « MBMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF An Appeal In New Orleans service. Hg invites us to present' CIRCUUATIONA to dismiss the government any Neill. our bodies as living sacrifices ■BE 8AVinayar» TV W EU FOB OOMFLETR UBnM0 time he felt it essential to main­ < During October, the caseload in­ be Indwelt by His spirit and ue^to “Segregation of races in the Tha Kerold Prtntlog Oompw. I tain the country's law, order and cluded eight familiea from Man­ for His glory and the bleselng of Atv.i. An exciting hevV iook aaoumaa no financial raapondbfllfyIgfp r schools of the South was first an MAMOND RINGS sovereignty. chester among the 13 treated. others around lis. typomphlcal arrora apvaariall absolute neceeeity and then a tra­ But there had been little ad­ NORMRN’R Tartlaainanta...... and other raadhM! matte We are most selective in our Radio YfR TMR IfVpi tIK In The Hanchaater Erenlna Herald. vance notice that he felt these were dition. It is etill our preference. . . CM)P PICKS COUNSEL ' choice of gifta for those we love 445 HARTFOllp RO. (This Rattu taelodw «i>)y awra_hfo ai8a diaA$.'.|jB.jit l I ’MlMla in portable “But we realise that there is a in danger under Koirala whose Hartford, Dec. 16 (jP)— Howard Dlaplay odrartlalna eloatng boorat congress party held more/than two W ittM''' a For Honda*—1 p.m. Friday. price for a durable, workable E. Hausman, New Britain, today w v m o - u m - 9:00 Ray Fo'_ Tuaaday—1____ j p.K.p.m. Monday._____ thirds of the seats In the Nepalese was named counsel to Republican I Ntars litou Nows radips from F jt Wedneaday—I o.m. TuaadM... democracy which citizens must parliament. L S Today Wall Straat 11:10 R ^ JM asrs “For ~Thuradajr—1 ' n.Bt Hadneaday legislators. He served as counsel t3,;00 _ — •— - — 1_ ^ pay ill return for their freedom. In the absence of specific charges to the OOP minority in the 1959 For Friday—1 p.m. ThuiSday the moilt likely appeared to be the CAMERAS wrnmmmmimmmmmm ~For “iatui * Ildar—1__, _ p.m...... m .. . Fri&y. . . We believe that we are called upon General Aasembly. FILM—FLASH BULBS rn-go lOIifiit oa Sports Cloaallled■ * deadrine; * ' .dfine: 10:80 a .m ^ uprising In September by a re­ ^ 18:06 ___paorjShines_____ day of poWIcatlcn except Saturday— to abide by the action of our le­ ligious leader who headed a sect- Hausman had also hsaded the OISCXIUNT PRICES 2nd ANNiVERSARlY t I 1:06 Staa Off t a.m gally constituted courts. If parts , a devout Hindu and the party’s research committee since ffH A «-nS 1998, He was succeeded yesterday of our Constitution are found to worm M only ruling Hindu mon­ iRTHUB DRUB Gift for the entire family 7:88 Lombsrilolsnd Friday, tlecember 16 by Stats Rep. Thdodpre V. Mars- 8:06 Tbe World Today ELECTRIC r arch. be objectionable, then they may be ters of Litchfleld. II?:00 Mward P. Morgaa 8:80 nioareaaa snd Ntws • •••••• The uprising took place st Gurk­ 7:16, l ^ J ^ i r 11:00 Moaiq Bsyond the Stars and Mows Thit Chridma$ ijbm hmr ikm idh Hut tofS ehtHdi amended In accordance with the ha, the ancient birthplace of Nepa­ Puotio iUfiUni U:06 World Nows Rouadnp The Two Giants Reach law. lese kings in West Nepal. CABLE-NELSON PIANOS News, SlnMf. 13:16 Sicnoff : COMBS abovm d l olhm — ih t U otM rt Rln|.(S) Ttda band$ REBUILT wine—UM The same kind of fateful de­ “We believe that there should A holy man named Nsrharlnath 6:00 Nsars * COMPLETK cf gM — for faOior and methar . . . Tha etons* of terioration—from the possibility raised a local force to protest IRM ELECTRIC ';|U WwtBsr sad Sports WlTHi tha month for tadk ehOd in the family . . . be an immediate end to thrOata, against taxes Imposed by the Koi­ For those very special people in your life . . . mom, 86:80 Suppsrtos Saraasdo of international supervision which TYPEWRITERS 6:46 Tbraa Star ICxtrs defamation and resistance to those rala government. Narharinath’a sis and son . . . make this a Christmas to be long 7:06 New I^gland Sid XiReport Han Ii a lasting gift Aat Mother will tosaiun always would try to bar a naked power who administer our laws. We ap­ followers', armed only with sticks i.K News • Carrylni dl cheriehed and remettibered. Give them tbe enjoy­ 7:46 Radio Moteow (Tm s aad wear uriOi pdde, for Ow Modier^s RI radiant struggle between East and West peal to the citizens of New Orleans and atones, were easily put down widi4hs memorisi that only a mother can uve, tells to conditions in which that power when Koirala callid out the mlllta. ment, the poise, the character music brings to ev­ And XJp i^ioiso %M^Look At Tho Nawr to demand an end to street demon­ Nartharinath himself was ar­ •'10:46 Tha Three Sana • EsrpIwM foe 8tey of her life. And to beautifaQy . . . 'Two struggle is shoving international strations. We ask that support be rested Oct. 29. He claimed at the ery life. Give tliemi a Cable-Nelson Spinet from '11:00 1 Q—Of wtiat m a t e ^ are t Standard Manual ht Saraasdo band* a ^-4 ' f Since the original purpose of the WCEKLY ed with an Inevitable, necessary Q—^In ancient Egypt, what were United Nations mission in the Con­ goal which still happens to go. U P S O N the mastabas? ALL-NRW DUAL WAVE 7-TRAN8I8TOR go was to prevent just such a against their outi instincts and TRAIN BOARDS 935 'main street - PHONE Ml 3-5T7I VL, A—Tombs shaped like a bench. The K 50T ii hendiemely struggle, and to keep either East feelings, they should make Some Parfaei tpaea^igi oompanlon»Tuntt you In-to tha wodd. Q—On what day do Moelema gift pockoged In a leothereft* or West from obtaining dominance conscientious effort to accustom MASS OSHN COIOI wmT week a ItasSirt AM I m6 »lw thart-Wivi' a Oyaamie 0|ataat4.ocal'awRck atapa er rub eff. - ' obaerve their Sabbat^,? ieweliy box. Included in package (with the radio) Is ■tsA •> far SasMalle racaetiaa ap pparar as6 aasaitlvHy Ip awar* there by a process of either In­ themselves gradually to the in­ A—Friday. They alao cele- MAOfNt SOUND - AbteAe «Aew raraift, Ariattas m t Na* Sraa6« saaN PIHIcalt rattpilon eaaPlllant. trigue or armed battle, there will evitable. This was the kind of proc­ R F P L A C E E N I TUBES M«te tha creation of Adam on a cofryiny cobo# oorpnvfiv o m Doirofya aaata • Dalina la awry 4tUll. fKkaiaS still ha a desperate effort within ess the courts had approved and Friday, a RaiiN Bl«lie camptala wiih laatlMr eaRylni eata, Shopping for f 0 R L V E R T SET' aha«l4tr atrap, aarpAosa and cate, the United Nations to reestablish., the School Board ha^ been trying Noiot TVACK sacum Y-1 l leak a( laaiaralihip. ■. ailpt Is so# sold noHi (tort aetSy. Q-r-Why was tho vessel “Con sat af hasaaasw laalhaf aawy aata. awlllary. “whip’’ pad |os|-llna as. and reinforce the United Nations to Implement in New Orleans.-The tannai. ARTHUR'S stant Wairwick" of hiatorlc Inter' a •alK'ts all-waM MrtaaM 9<^ia ts-. in its original mandate. progress involved was little WONT SCIAICH Seen er psBsiisd eet7 Use Yiimr Credit •urfocav N3 Mata SL, Blaneheater alaUaM leaS ts4 tiatr. As U ttle As 51.00 A W eek So far, the United States and enough, but it was at least moving an important gift? OonMT of 0 t Jam ea St. A—It was the flrit war frigate built In 1652, the frigate beiMune LOOK! Ruasia are still some distanee forward. The appeal of these 100 a part of the British Navy. from facing each other directly. In New Orleans citizens was to let A NEW KIND O FXLO C K MASONIC the field. In the Congrs>. But, if the this petty hut significant piece of c^Gn»>ftu struggle in the Congo keeps shap­ progrees live. I>et us hope the ap n ig w *******'**^ *^ *^ *”***“* ^ “ *’* * ^ ' vachd MKhI taOht 1 TROWEL ing Itaelf as a struggle between peal has sn effect. uMitR 4 IVSSI.V c a l domination by the RaaS or domina­ Route 6 Slid 44A Watkins Gha irs TIE CLIP tion by the West, It will be a mag­ net of Increasing power, threaten­ One Thing In Common At The Notch, Bolton ing to pull us both forward into We have been noticing the back MI .1-2141 positions where we will both be lash ' of last Monday’s storm in are a perfect shouldering the United Nations to soms other communities, and it is Open Monday thru > "e^icit^siXe iTss O R S side. Impressed on us that there must If Soviet Russia has, so far, been have been, on that day, a. sudden Saturday./A to 5 the chief villain in the Congo, U’e collapse of anow-rightlng com-, xhoice! are the ones who, in Laos, have pelency snd method on the part of K - 34.95 ti ^ taken the role of shoving aside In­ juat about every public works de­ VlGN-mE Elaciric Alarm nkh Kzhted ternational supervision in the ef­ partment In the path of the storm. lEAT THE CROWD! SHOP MOW . '*’**■, .•■5 dill is gSMiul miniatura 4aii|n. la pink r fort to make our own influence sii- Each community lahelsd the re­ td y iiS in m packata lor dltlMiil/ iNyNr ^ preme and unchallenged. The sup­ sult a shocking failure on the part Limited stocks on J - 17.95 posed international supervision of of its own snow-fighters. some models so choose Available at (Viin-ottoidocli) $ 9 . 9 8 plus u.. Laos was set up by the Geneva I f there had been a change of tonight. Open till 9. Conference of 1B64. which estab- city adminlatration ainca ths last Jlshed and guaranteed a neutral near bllszard, tha explanation waa role for the country. We were not easy. The new regime didn’t know one of the principals In the Geneva how to handle a atorm. If there ►iH • Stores Conferen'-e, which brought the war was no politics! handle available, CHMSTMIS CURDS A - Spearback bench in black, decorated in ’i- \ ■' y •’ , in Indo-Chlna to truce, our partici­ the explanation waa that old and gold, copied from the pri^insl owned by I hanpraS tymhal ef We have a complete pation being limited to that of an hitherto competent hands had our C. Elmore Watkins, $54.60.’ '^6K s i z e s ' Maiennr te IwM Ma tie neeUy ha collection of the pipes . Clieiee ef geU piste er rtie> official observer,, who put his somehow fallen asleep on the job. B - Reproduction of a deluxe Boston Rocker newest Hallmark ' J ^ D Slum Snlah (pihrar eeler) sUnlature initials on the settlement negoti­ Ail those communities had, how­ in black; handsomely decorated, $40.4q. trowel arith tiny Meaenta amblam. Christmas Cards and Wood seat Riverton Hitchcock ih blacW •aeutifuHy Saalgnae, liandaemaly ated aa a pledge that w# would ever, from Washington to Boston, Gift Wraps. Come in haead In a fine prpaantatlen eaea. honor it. Ever since, however, we one thing in common. They all had or cherry, stenciled by hand, $29.96. He wHI'leve W today end select ' dAi^iEip pi _ have been reaching for Laos, pull­ the aame kind of storm. Possibly yours. Ladderback side chair in nutmeg maple ing it out of neutrsUty tou-ard the that had something to do with with hand woven fiber-rush seat, $24.50. s t o c k A -f Western ramp, playing a dlrsct their common experience. B* 49.50 role In its internal politics, supply- ALL TIMES ^ E - Nutmeg maple comb-back rocker, $26.60. Thiyra a groat eiw ids5—"look Im, arms to the government when aHki" t d ^ fbr guyi ami gait the character of the government Deaths Last ^ight F • Dec. black thumb-back chair, $18.96. HARD SOLE-rFIRM COUNTER happened to please us, but shifting H - Maple comb-back Windsor chair, $44.50 who thM Rikt. M lo/t a G • Dec. black Boston rocker, $39.96. THE DIAL LIGHTS UP m V ^ o u r supply of arms to rightist mili- Philadelphia — Joseph 8. Hil­ 5 ISH 4 5 |0H 5 \* m 7 |TR e MMHixi M L with glwiinbii, tary factions if the 'government dreth, 82, retired chairman of the I - 47-inch maple deacon’s bench, $39.95. - i < .X X X X x^ X' poiMr-peekid linki. loit Qfrro board of Chilton Co., publishers, C - 29.95 ‘ » X * 1 * 1 * happened to shift into a neutralist J - Black decorated child’s rocker, $17.96. X X' X 'X X X 1 X n * 'X ■g^ 9 IN E 9 A L A u ECTRIC tho pijrftct Match-Mate, but position. died Wednesday. Hildreth, who K - Black decorated Boston rocker, $34.96. 1 *■ joined Chilton in 1924, entered the b . ' X X. X X 'X X J U X jiX 1 x^ X roMlyfeminine end deinhr.When This is the clock feature you’ve been A t the moment, we srit clearly .'publishing business on the old Chi­ B ..... X X X 1 X- X M * 1 X X X' heth of you wear 'ani, tlwy eay . 3 SPEED RAZOR giving our military and dlplo- cago Post snd si one time was Mking fort An alarm clock that will bei * associated with Hearst’s magazine, I'x ix IXI xi xT»~n n «1 better thaniiofdt thR you pNO matic backing to one particular P a y O M y 7 S r W o t ^ A M(,tor. r r * r * ( i I * eatpto read; day and night. Special buib areigroupl faction. An^l whether or not the Los Angeles — Ernest Lloyd reporU we issue to jusUfy our Still lasts many years-costs less than i Branson;' 94, Pasadena, retired o W p PU ThemCayfuUf penny ayear for current. Vign*ette it afso 14 payJFrppHpmp Trial ^ own policy—the reporU that Com- minister and foriper missionary of stumped? tmmist arms are being supplied to the Seventh Day, Adventist available with plain dia] in pink Or antique DRiSSIR SITS B§gin$ ChrlHma$ Morning t the ether faction—are true now, Church, died Thursday of a heart NORTH END attack. He served as president of Th«n givq • nyhlte^fPr $2 less. IsiHiM Aa llltA IA AJe theta ie UtUe doubt that. If our $ 6 . 9 5 u p the church'i Greater New York PHARMACY gem naked power play continues, Conference' for 'eight years, rs- WafkinsiGift . tha CommunisU will, sooner or let- atgning in 1958. ORDWINO BlG flER BY ar, corns in ju st as opaniy, Boston—Prank B. Fitzsimmons, SERVING BETTER CarfifiMtBi 48, Miotogrsphlc technician in the Horn the faint and daspamta ta- Boeton Bureau of the Aseoelatod FRCE DEUVERV ioiuaa of other nattona trylog to H(}MB OF gnUDB IUT8 FOR OHODIUBN Press, dis4 Wednesday. Pitzsim- 4 Depot Square—Ml f-4UR BsM and'Waat fMm opening. mona, who had bean with ths AP H - 44.50 MANCHESTER ‘ CENTER tt jrsars, had worksd pictuia « . bat^tlMd ia to auggiat that for OHAROE-A-PLAN m a in tha SHOPPING 17 SO. ST. hitomatioBAl ’"“V major FSV Waetrie UgM BIRo Herat PARRADF.' WEST HARTFORp •«•***)I JUMtiA CoBoaptlon P - 2 4 . 5 0 E - 2 6 . 5 0 F . 1 1 .9 5 G . 39.95 . 1^ Kovnqr aftRtw a r^ o i m 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER !• 1 . -n- ia Bi^'wjar'fi I f V iseiijy** J

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRmAY, DECEMBER 16, I960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16. I960

o f Hans lehib- toe' adult find business world, toe elva fisaai, havs ooummsd nsaily number of them took a JoRg ‘Senoffi' Postponed Cotenriry uhUe k In^tod. actual epafatibh of iuhjficts stu­ RockviUe-Vernoh tbe whsls calendar tola year. Itme. The trial of John D. Barilo, S ta te N e w s Brother Bob^ News died in. ckuM, . .1. I i i .III t h s last'fiHiiiilaal'Jdiry easa 9ms 27, o f EningtoB, James J. PYen- The Mhsdiiled production to­ The Rev. Edwin C. Meinoher •nie Mhool teaches from Grade disposed o f yesterday and tos jm - tlM, 18, o f EUlngton and Stafford anes night of "Scrooge’s Christmas," Lions Slate will use “The Christmaa F og" aa I through 8 and oondueta a kin­ ’ irk, f i y •'t||s-, fall seastoia w a n dls- SpmgA consumed ntno days. St nilng Junior High School, Us sormqn topic during the II dergarten and nursery school. The three accused wen even­ has been poetpened- until TUee- am. service Sundi^ fit Second rfsU.,8ssslon ends Dss; 28, a tually found guilty of a small ■n# Junior high group of Cov­ ^ the oourt trill ,slt only dsv night. In C a r o l S in g Oongregfitionfil Church. e n ^ Day School is making plana number of too- counts against Tbe plsiy, first preaantod on The children of the church school L o g J sn i _ lay ft»il|1(k^Thttndsy nskt them. (Oeelleeeg liem *efe Om ) for a Jubilto party with games, W « t ths stags of ths new school, will have a Christmas program The last trial endsd ysaterday nntod n special assistant to tha refrsshmsnts and dancing starting ^ e Tolland County Superior JSasltsmmk at otril oourt esass ew York City eras presented yeeterday and (OMllBMi Pago On-> at 9:80 amultilUiay at the Ctoitoh with too aceussd, Robert Dorsby, and two other priests tb staff the attorney general. ^ . O n T u e s d a y at .7:80 p.m. Thursday at Spicer Court is feeing a logjam. wfitSb ^ disposed of t i ^ morning for puplle, end last Comniunlty Rouse. Parents a n in- can 24, of Covsntry, found guilty of retreat house will be Bamsd soba. Ight for perentf. bower administration states l9M The President-elect agld ha ia Halt auditorium at the grounds. avU 'J u ry and non-Ju^y cases, hsxt trssk tvsn assigned by Judge vltod. .Thera will be a color aCund Committees include: Decqfir- driving while his license was un­ •rhe Jesuits once had a retraat when he was appointed ambassa­ deUghtod that White has agned Tho Lions Club annual public slowly piling up in reosnt .ysfirA 6 ^ P. Cotter today. ' (OMtIaiMd from Fagc Om ) houae, also known a » Manresa, at to serve as deputy attorn^ ffen- film shown.and a skit by too chil­ tion, Michael Ouinan o f Coventry, Tha rsmainlng olvu cases as writ der Buspensim. He was fined $218, Partial Listing dor to' France. Christmas Carol Sing wlU be held dren. hkvs reached a , slssabls number was given a 80riay suspended sen­ Keyser laland, Norwalk. 'They aold aral,‘ and Robert Kennedy s^d that at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Green chairman; Douglas Andevion of as'lfis Common Pleas oases iriU bs obviously something went A further announcement wea School SU Trip Planned Ibmehastsy, co-ehalrmair; prepa­ this yssr. tence and was placed on probation the property to Connecticut light that Harry J. Analinger, ^ U.S. he too is delighted. at the corner of High, Lake and With only tons mon dkys left eairisd over to the trinUr session WTpag.” an IdlewUd field coiWmunl- Of Passengers and Power Oo., which now has, a Obituary In response to a question, the Pupils of OoVent^ Day Bchpol rations, Janet Marr of Manchester; wHidi b b g ^ Jam 18 with a Short for a year. cations. spokesman said. "But we n a r c o t ic s commtosloner, haa Cross Sts. Viggo Jorgensen is in toe tall assston of the court, Bute’s Atty. Joel B. Reed H big ateam generatingi plant .there. President-elect- , iu|id be (Ud hot program general chairman. are preparing for a five-day akl cleanup,' David VittnSr o f Vernon; oslsfidar ssssloo and the tsklag of fion't know what—at this moment.” agrced to stay on tinder the new excursion In the mountaSu, under refrstoments, Sherwood Russell of tosrq are 142 civil jury esses on cleared the docket of a number of New York, Dec. Ifi (An — Trans D«noeratio adminlatratlon. expect to fill the only remaining 'Yhe sing will be directed by the trsltlng list end nmt-Jiiry, Orwiinsl pleas. The disaster recalled a collision World Airlines Issued this partial Mies Florence Walker , cabinet post, that of postmaster the supervision of the school of­ Wtllimantic and invitations, Ruth 81 H the efiiminsl terin o f ths oourt other criminal qases through en­ Finding on DeSdlvo In announcing Dillon’s appoint­ John Christie, music supervisor of or couit, easts. aver the Grand Canyon on June 30. list of persons aboard the TWA Misa Florence May Walker, 09, o f general, until tomorrow. ficials NeulMrt o f Manchester. bbnsumss all or moat of the tone tering nolles. Reed's office indicat­ JfiSfi. also betw een TWA and Bridgeport, Dec. 18 tJPi — The' ment, Kennedy said that in filling the Coventi^ School System. In toe Tolland County . Csurt bf plane that crashed in New York: S53 Mein St., died yesterday morn­ He added that J. Edward Day, George F. Farrell will be organ­ Martin Capozza, headmaster, Teenage Dance Set of tos winter session, tos civil ed that a number of witnesses in Viilted Airliners, with 128 per- Passengers who boarded at Day- suicide of accused police slayer places he regarded as important Common Pleas, tod altUstlcih Is several of the cases had balked at Joseph DeSalvo In the North AvO- ing at Creetfleld Convaleacent Hoe- the Loa Angeles Insurancs execu­ ist. states toe outing Is tentatively set ’There WlU be a dance for local esses will have to he pushed ahead aons killed. to the national security he had similar. There pre 25 Jup|r and 86- testifying and the sUto was left ton, Ohio: . nue Jail Wednesday definitely was pltal. tive, reportedly In, line for the BttUetln Board for the week of Dec. 28 to 80. The teenagers at 8 p.m tomorrow at to toe sprUig term. New rivll cases Today's disaster set "off a holo- A. B. Peterson. attoinpted to obtain the best peo­ group will spend five days at La­ noh-Juty oasei psnothg. will he added aa time goes on. without enough evidence to prose­ caused by an overdose of barbltu- She Wes bom in Mancheater, post, probably would fly with him The open meeting on the State the Nathan Hale Community Cen­ Last year at toe same time, aaust In Brooklyn., Streetslde P. W right Oct 2,1891, a daughter of the late ple available; regardleM o f party. conia, N. H., In toe Belknap ski ter. Head chaperones wiU be Mr. 'Court personnel hero say the cute. atet. It was reported today by Dr. Kennedy renimrfced that histor­ to Florida later .today.» Building^ Code will be held at 7:80 there were only 104 Jury cas mdrgihia were set up ias bodies, C. Helton. William and Ellen Dovird Walker, the 'Presldeijt-elect filled two area. Instruction In skiing will be and Mrs. Donald Bowman, assisted current backlog of caaes and the c h a n ^ and broken, were carried A. Swenson. Abraham Stohlmgn, director of the ically the secretary o f the treasury pjn. Tuesday at Coventry Gram­ pending in, the Superior Court and dtate Toxicological Laboratory, and ahe lived here ell her life. She cabinet posts yesterday, naming mar School. Thomas Monahan, supervised by Miss Penny Pitoti, by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McKin­ number of criminal cases and «ut of an entire block of horror. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.-Mullins. was educated In Manchester always haa been j i ' moat Impor­ ski champion. ney, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Kick­ 41 non-jury case% In Common lengto of tihio they consumed, is Thick, dense smoke and flames Hartford. tant post Minnesota Gov. Orville Freeman building insBMtor from Manches Plew, th en 'w ere 16 Jury and 17 Crane in Place Walden. Sohoola as secretary of. agriculture and ' For those who tire' of skiing, ing and members of the Junior as lu g e aa they imn remember. fingered among the buildings, and The five crew members: News of the finding was made Dillon reportedly had been un­ tor, will explain the program prk» non-jury eases waiting. by Coroner Isadore L, Kotler after She retired about 17 yeara ago Arthur J. Goldberg, AFL-(7IO to a question and answer period the group will bring a toboggan, a dimee committee. Seventeen criminal cases were For Regal’s Wing rode omlnpusly like a black cloud Capt. D. Woolam. der pressure from some Repub­ sled, a “flying saucer," and ice Center offloiMs are planning a There la no immediato' solution set down for trial when the fall 1st Officer D. Bowen. a telephone conversation with Dr. from Pratt and Whitney Aircraft special counsel,; as-, secretary pt The meeting of Coventry PTA above the roofs. Seat Hartford. licans not to take a place in the skates. dance at 8 p.tti. Thursday. Admis­ to too problem. session be'gan. The trials were In the midst of the Inferno could Flight Engineer L. Rosenthal. Stohlman. incoming Democratic administra­ labor. of Robertson and Center Schools' A 85-ton Dunbais’ crane with a A full report on the teet reeults According to Capozna, some of sion will be free to those holding When the new. State Circuit scheduled to begin Nw- 1« be seen the blackened metal of a Hostesses P. Post and M. Gemat. Surviving , are two eistera, l6rs. tion. will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday 180-foot boom moved down Main will be forwarded to the comer’a Bdytoe E. Rowsell and Mra. Clar­ at the Robertaon School. This was the pupils are already familiar Junior membership cards. Mr. and Court begins opention next month, UnUl toat date, toe Judge held plane hi*elage, «bout 30 feet high, Passengers who boarded at Co­ Aaked about that, Dillon told it WiU take some o f the load o ff the St. early today on route to its des­ lumbus, Ohio. office next week, he aaid. ence H. Anderson, both of Man­ postponed from last Wednesday with the area from hiking and Mrs. Robert Sassman of town wiU Short calendar sessions in Tol­ tination behind the Regal Men's atretrhlrrg the entire width of a newamen he had discussed . the head the chaperone committee. higher court, especiaUy in the mat­ R. Bitters, who gave an Athens, Jail officials have advanced the chester; ,and a nephew, Nonnan cabinet appointment with Presi­ because of the storm. camping trips arranged by thC land County Fridays and sat in the Shop. ativet. possibility that DeSalvo may se­ All teenagers are reminded to ter of appeals. The Circuit Court Ohio phone number. Roweell o f NeahvlIIe, Tenn. dent BUenhower and Vice 2*resi- A cantata, "The Melody of school In previous years. Superior Court for Windham The crane, brought m from Dun- 'T heard screaming In there In cretly have msmaged to hoard some The school has a policy of stu­ renew their membership with the win have its oWn appelate division. Mrs. L. Brlcker, who gave a Bos­ Funeral serviftee will bo held dent Richard M. Nixon, and Christmas,'’ will be presented by County on other days of the week. bars’-Downtng ahd Perkins, Inc.,*on the smoke and flames," said Nick 58 Boillum amathyl capsules pre- dent educatloA through experience Nathan Hale Community Center, Up to' now, appeals: bays bsen Ugelts, a 85-year-old flower shop ton. Mass, phone number. Monday at 1 pjn. at the Holmea "neither of them had any objec­ a choir of the Second Congrega­ The Judge who is assigned to Tol­ the Berlin TFke., Berlin, will be scribed him as sleep aid. - Qnotallona Paiifished by tional Church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and particlpatimi, as well as Inc. taken to the Courts qf Common aperator. "It’s a horrible thing." Miss N. Briggs, a Hartford, Funend Home, 400 Mein St. The tion" to hie Joininf the Democratic Cobom 4k MMdlcbroOk. Ino. Pfeas or Superior Court, depend land County la also asalpied to Used In erection of tho steel frame­ Conn., phone number. •The 31-year-old former Norwalk Rev. Oarehoe B; Winslow, piutor at the sanctuary. The more than through studying and Classroom 'Windham and ho divides his tone work of an addltim to the Men’s Mayor Robert Wagner issued an Hospital laboratory ’ technician adminiatration. BaBb Stocks Maneheeter Evening Herald Cov­ Ing bn the details of the case. J. Buckheit, Nellhouse Hotel, of the Church of the Nasarene, will He said he mei with Elsenhow­ 20-vpice choir will be directed by work. Frequent excursions are tak between the two. Sh(^ at 907 Main St. Work will be­ appeal to New Yorkers to stay was found dead by a Jail guard Bid Aaked work. Frequent excursions are entry e oireepondent, F. Pauline In Tolland County, criminal Columbus, Ohio. officiate. Burial will be in East er this morning. Conn. Bank and Trust . Mrs. Frank Turcotte, church or­ ckses, which take precedence over When the criminal trials began, gin on Monday, it was reported. clear of the disaster areas. Coast A. W. Chandler, Columbus phone Wednesday at 6:56 a.m, • Little, telephone PI 8-6281. Guard, police, fire departments Cemetery. Asked how he'would feel being Co...... 4’5 48 ganist. The cantata will be based taken during the term to view. In and Air Force, both In the city number. \’7. Friends may call at the funeral a Republican in a Democratic cab­ Hartford National C. Clothier, no number listed. home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. DART'S Diapute on Tax Hike inet, Dillon said, "I won’t be the Bank' a and from surrounding areas, Join­ S. Dahlberg, no number listed. Bank^ and Trust o. 41 44 ed forces In the emergency. Hartford, Dec. 18 (ff>—Two-la­ . OontribuUmia may he made to only one.” ' Fire liisi^anos 43nm)NUileb R. Ellis, no number listed. bor union members of the-state's the Nasarene Church Memorial As had Dillon, Robert • Kennedy Aetna F ir e ...... 86 89 The one survivor listed among D. Evans,! apparently headed for 25-member economic planning and Fund in lieu of flowers. stood alongside the President-elect Hartford Fire ...... 64 67 the 125 aboard the planes was Boston, with a Chllllcothe, Ohio, Delicious Mentlfled as Stephen Blatz, 11, development committee today dis­ when hlf appointment waa an­ National Fire ...... 119 .129 phone number. , ■mest Vlchl nounced. Phoenix Fire ...... 83 86 Chicago. He was taken to Brook- C. G, Ewart, Columbus phone agreed with their colleaguee over tfn Methodist hospital. the wisdom o f the broadening the The funeral o f Ernest Vkfiil, 147 President-elect Kennedy said he Life and iDdemnlty InA Cos. number. W. Middls Tpke., was held this has every confidence his brother "A whole block Is afire," police J. Fisher, no number listed. sales tax to include many present­ Aetna Casualty .... 89 94 aaid of the scene in Brooklyn, an ly non-taxed Items. morning at the W. P. QuiSh Fu­ will serve at attorney general with Aetna L i f e . 88Vi . 91H V. Flood, Somerset, O., phone, neral Home, 235 Msdn St., followed ability, courage, independence of area o f thickly placed apartment A. G r 1 n g o 1 d, Columbus, O., ‘While the majority of the com­ Rohe for* Chief Judge Cohn. G en eral...... 893 408 houaee near P^tbush and BUghth mittee, headed by ElUs C. Maxey, by a solemn high Mess o f requiem Judgment, and Integrity. Hftd. Steam Boiler .. 89 94 EGG phone. Chief Judge Jay E. Hubinow of Manchester receives his robe as a Avenues. "It's chaotic." New Haven, took the view that at St. Bridget’s Church. In response to a question about Travelers ...... 89 92 NORMAN’S P. Griebel. Columbus, O., phons. Police, fire departments and the Increases within the present judge of the new State Circuit Court from Chief Justice Raymond The Rev. John Delaney-was cel the attorney gendral’a reapqnalbill- Publlo rtifities ; Mrs. B. Griebel, same tlelephone. E. Baldwin of the State Supreme Court. In the background ia Um for protecting civil rights, Ken­ beapttals rushed all equipment J. Horsey, no number given. tax structure would be feasible ebraht asristed by the Rev. Den­ Conn. U ght A Power 25 \ 27 arailable to the crash areas. and adequate for the next five to Gov. Abraham Rlblcoff. THe 44: new court Jurists accepted their nis HusMy as deacon, and the Rev; nedy said he Is confident that his Mrs. E. Israel, no number given, robes of office In a robing ceremony at Bushnell Memorial In Hart­ Hftd. Elec. Light .... 82 . V 85 445 HARTFORD ROAD A 7-alarm fire was sounded In seven years. Labor leaders Mitch­ Stanley Hasrtlllo ae subdeacon. brother will carry oqt his respon- Hartford Gas Co. . . . 4 9 / ’;Bld A. Krunn, no number. ford last nightf (Herald photo by Pinto.)______Brooklya. Mitchell Field Air Force ell Sviridoff and Joseph M. Mrs. Raymond Murphy' was or­ stlwties in every area—civil So. New England R. Connell, No number. rights, antitrust and the other vari­ NOG Base oil Long Island was asked Rourke'filed a dissenting report. ganist. R. McEacrIn, no number. ous fields that come under the Jus Telephone ...... 45 H 48-^ for help. R. Malnuson, apparently^bound The labor members wanted that Burial was In SL James’ Ceme­ Manufacturing Companies OPEN DAILY 910 9 firas broke out fai the wreck­ raising neoessary revenues within MHS Game Postponed tery with committal road by Fa­ tlce Dmartment. MADE FROM OUR for Hartford, Conn., with a Chll- The President-elect described his Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 55(4 age o f both fallen planes, and In licothe, O., phone. the existlngf tax structure "m l^ t Until Saturday Night ther Hastillo. Bearers were Frank Associated Spring ... 12% 14 Btooklyn. fiames spread to the well Nbult In an equitable dls- J. Vkshl, John Vlchl, Gerald Ifichl, brother as a man who haa proved OWN SfECIAL G. C. Myers, Columbus, O., phone. News Tidbits his ability many times, parUcular- Bristol Brass ...... 8 ^ 9Vi SATURDAY TILL 7 aurroundlng buildings. Debris was Mrs. G. C. Myers, same. tributton o f the tax burden, and To'nlght’s basketball game Paul Hubblard Jr., Nicholas Oar- Dunham Bush ...... 8)4 M4 flung over the areas like an ar­ Culled from AP Wires relll, and Bruno Dubaldo. ly as chief counsel of th# labor T. Rapkin, no number. although Yeaslble, would be clear­ between Manchester and Wllli- rackets committee. Em-Nart ....'...... 63 Bid: REaFE tillery barrage. 15Ula of some Simpson, no Initial or number. ly undMirable." .< - mantic haa been postponed im- Members of the Rosary Society "Hla work on the rackets com Fafnlr Bearing ...46 Bid buUdlngs were shattered. E. H. Voelker, Columbus, O., til tomorrow night. o f St: Briilgets’ CSmrch recited the mittee showed, his Integrity and Landers Frarj’ Clark 10 H 12Vi The TWA Lockheed Constella­ phone. Fight for County Funds %tlff northerly winds which The anilouncement was made Rosary at the funeral home last organization ability,’’ the senator kN; B. M achine.... 1? 18 tion struck in the water off Mil­ R. Walsh, no number given. chilled areas from the Rockies Into this afternoon by MHS Princi­ night. said. ' ' North and Judd .... 13H 15Vi ler Field, Staten Island. The Coast Norwich, Dfec. 16 VP)—A. dispute the Midwest fan cold air into the pal A. Ray^mond Rogers. Dr. R. Wathman, Columbus, O., involving disposition of $64,879 In Robert Kennedy said he realized Stanley Works ... 18 Vi 15Vi Guard said the six survivors were Northeast today. . . . Government Rogers said the game will be Terry Steam ...... S3 36 phone. New London County funds ap­ the range of problema and diffi­ picked up by helicopter, two of aes oontroveralal order limiting played tomorrow night, with Veeder Root ...... 42 45 them critically hurt. Burten, no other Information. pears headed for uie State' Su­ culties he will confront. the number of mllitary..dependents the Jayvee squads playing at Fimcralfi However, he said he felt that hill 'The above quotations are not to In Brooklyn, Mrs. Agnes Mac preme Court of Errors. 'r overseas. . . . Washington reports 6:45 and the'varsity game list­ past service in the Justice Depart­ M construed aa actual markets By SUNBEAM! Chicago, Dec. 16 W —United Donald told of hearing the crash The two sides agreed In super total personal income of Ameri­ ed for 8:15. ment, as well as his experience as from a short distance away. It Alrlinea identified members of its lor court yesterday to preliminary cans kept at record rate in No­ Mrs. Irene N. Rlsley ‘Ill-fated plane’s crew, all based In Funeral services for Mrs. Irene counsel for Senate Investigators, U.S. IMPORTS TIRES ". "sounded like an explosion," she steps that would put the case be­ vember but there were several Caracas— Venezuela for toe Los Angeles, as: N. Rlsley, Tunnel Rd., Vernon would aid him in meeting his re­ amid. "Then I saw the smoke and fore the high court. The money signs reflecting a busineas slow­ first time has exported automobile Capt. R. H. Sawyer. were held yesterday afternoon at sponsibilities. Best By ran toward the scene. waa left over when county gov­ down. About Town He served as an attorney in the tires to the Unlte~PLAN Lots M. NegrInI, East Berlin, P, W CHRISTMAS MELIOB BEGONIAS 8.46 it AFRICAN VIOUCTS, largo pete . ....1.29 REG. 4.95— SAVE 2.49 A - sing Herald can b e fo r- t'nited Nations, N. V., Ilec. ★ CHRISTMAS CACTUS r % : 18 (S^) — India and Vugoelavin received $50 for a new method of * DOUBLE ROSE WAX BEGONIAS warilcd to be at “ Mall saving postage and- time in mail­ ★ CROWN OF TOORNS 1 moved today to break the Uoago ing the wildlife conservation bul­ W PARTRIDOE BERRY BOU’LS ...... 8.85 it OERANIVMs in BLOOM ...... 2 for 79o Open Every ■ € a ir regalarlr with all deadlock here with a plan that letin. she works fo t iho State’s WREATHS, Plain and Decorated .. 1.39 up 1 DOZ. CHRISTMAS TREE the hoM etow n news would place Congolese troops Fish and Game Division. Frid ay Niglif f i II ■ < under L'.N. command and free DOOR SWAGS ...... 1.59 up. ORNAMENT BALLS people awnr from Theodore J, Cote, Waterbury, J f Patrice Lumifmha. The scheme won $25 for a simpler method of ★ LAUREL and BA 1.8AM ROPING / hom e iarc so anirious waa given Uttie chantv of win­ handling receipts for evening stu­ (Freshly Made) ...... 49c and 59c yd. ning support from East or West. to g et. dents at the State Vocational ★ HOLLY and MISTLETOE 'Your Oiwroiitat— Our 40 Ytora The resolution waa alnled to go School, Waterbury, where he before the aasembly when It works. ★ BALSAM,’LAUREL and PINE meels to give a fuU airing to O f Dtpt ndablt S tv lc t" SuhaariptionM Erik W. Seward, Bantam, re­ ★ BOUGHS ...... '...... generous bunch 49c the explosive Congo queatton. ceived $35 for design of a safsty , DQ-IT-YOURSELF MATERIAL PayabU in Adwanee hooF In connecting with highway WreathUi Rings, Berries, Cones, Canes, Ribbon, department tree-trimming opera­ Wire, Picks, Styrefoaiih Ornaments. WEAR tions. • FOR CEMETERY TelcphoBC Ml S-2711 Adeline J. D^livs, Sandy Hook, ArUsHti and beautifully arraaged RUSTIC BASKETS, CuTalfitioB Dept, was awarded $15 for suggesting a WHrm PINE and b i r c h l o g s ...... - ...... 1.95 up bench for patients awaiting treat­ Tadart 8 x 8 * '•>>>«»»t»»s»«s'»ees»eeaeeaeaaeeaea.ee4eseee** « 8 * 8 A WHITE ment St Fairfield State Hospital. BALSAM BLANKETS, 8x7* ...... 8-85 irm iM FOB SCHOOL WTNO COM i IN AND jMOWSI AROUND WMblngton, Deo. 16

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 1IANCHB8TER. CONN. FRIDAY. DECEICBER 16. 1960 Sioiipn Two FRIDAY. DECSIIBER 16. IMO lfRIDA7p DEGESBfBER lOp 1900 '>'sm Area Nike Sites Shopping Day$ Sontb WSGS H ans 7 mi >>< In yule Contest Till Chri$lma$ Musrcal Program New WiBxlerFirm Army W ill EU0i\ ManchMUr Oimltii CSub P tmI* "A Hu m of IbtpaotatlM** win be Annotince Engagements: the theme of a musical program to / dent Mrjt. Karl B laa^ and C9iain> be presented to the WSCT of (kmth ToBuildPO. ber of Commerce Prealdent Hay* Methodist Church on Monday at g Holds 28 Manchester Nike den Oiiawold 8r. win aenre as pjn. in Cooper Hall. At Buckland Judges for a Christmas decoratinff The prognim will be pmasnted « frees PaRa Oae) contest at area Nike lnstallati< parent organisation of area Hike In the United Staten for scheduled to make tTro iofi-fdot attitude Mass., according to information piano accompanist will bo Mrs. passes over the field While flying The only Manchaater conceniS> sites. ' Paul 9riffl(hs. / paaaengef service, was previewed released today by the offlee of to be affected dizortiy by Uwo at Stratford Thufeday. on (H ie engine ahd then |wo en- Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Residents of the Nike Circle U.S. Senator Prescott Bush. Onuiske, of Bayberry Rd., Bol­ move will be certain fuel oil ' military housing area will com* Carols Item many lands will be Baatem Maboard preaa repreaen- ‘gines. ) by the eholra with the sooiefy Clarene^Belinn, president of Bush’s office said the post of­ ton, are the apparent winners era azid r^ a lr men azMl I iXmI aztA . pete for a first prise of a45^pound attractiV^sK apprbj^te* tativea, domeatic and f o r e ^ air­ milk suppliers of the mOss balk- -< g in CO the "old fivorltea." the Lob amgeles copter line, tiM flee department signed a con- In a bout with the stork early turkey and second prise, a basket ness. line operatora, government offici- The changover will result in The scene will be set with a Star ola, United States military dtiserv* Incorporated in his new cciptars A traiit with the Wexler firm fol- yesterday. of fruit. The various banracka at batter* » of the Kast shining Over a stained Idwing a bid opening. Ground will A baby boy, weighing in at 68 Nike Ajax altos around the era ahd members of the aircraft in- removable baggage pod, his own In determining the most harmo* les C and A, located a t Maaohaeier glaas window of a church. Dolls country closing down, 24 ot these nlous suid effective outdoor die* duatty were on hand to wltneaa Innovation. be broken soon for construction a pounds 8 ounces, was born and Kast .Windsor ^espectlvety, from various countries In native Make RrM National of the 1,710 square foot building in the family car across frgm in New England and New Jersay« plays, Judging will be based on win compete for a trinsistor nulio' the aircraft's initial public flight. Fred W. Milan, vice president originality, resourcefullness, costumes wiU depict ohQdren pay­ A new generation 28-passenger of the hem Angeles jUne, represent. on Tolland Tpke. east of Gerich's the Shady Glen In Mancheeter. Besides Manchester, those beinc on the basis of indoor decorations., ing homage to the Christ child a t Service Station, which houses the This is the third eon for Mr. discontinued in Coimectleut In­ The Judges wiU make their de> a creche. 8 ^ e of the Christmas turbocoptw, built by Sikorsky Air­ Ing his firm at the preview, said craft, division of United Aircraft :ttm new copters oa order "can in­ Buckland post office now. and Mrs. Grunske who also clude Ptoinvine, Shelton, FairfleM cisions on the same atandaird 4a customs of France, Scotland, Ger­ Your Shoppiag Headquartars The building will have an out­ have a daughter, Margaret cutd West Haven. for the bousing an a. many, and America will bO nar­ Corp., the-mew. flying machine is crease our passenger service go­ the first helicopter designed spe­ ing west to from 85 to 40 thou­ side loading platform. Completion Ann. Those reverting lo tha NatioMil Mrs. i Blssell and Griswold srUl rated. A spokesman at Manchester Guard are located at Simabinyi Judge the virlous arsis on Mm * cifically for airline use end to air­ sand customers a year.” is expected by July 1. Co-cbalrmen for the program will line passenger standards. Borii Attends ’The Post Office Department will Memorial Hospital said the Portland, Milford and Westport; SANTA'S day and Tuesday evehipgs, and will be Mrs. Melvin Joehimson andMrO. and wlU change handa the first of be accompanied by lit. Col. Fred For Health anil Beauty Aids Prior to a flight demonstration Also at tlibxfirst public flight cf lease the building for ten years, baby Is in the isolation area Leonard linooln. The Hdgar and of two saiLs, a fullHKale static the 861L was J(4in 8. Gleason, with renewal options up to 30 of the hospital, but both moth­ the year. HERE! O. Haywatd Jr., commanding of­ Willing Workers Circles will pro­ president of the Chicago Helicop­ ficer of the 2nd Missile Battalion, display of Gie. projected airline 'The engagement of Misa.Norma^ Tbe Migagement of Miss Pa-9 Tbs engagement of Mias Mar­ years. ' er and son are doing fine. It vide the felloirahlp and hospitailty, cabin Interior was exhibited in the ter Airways, who told newsmen was explained that this Is a 55th Artillery, which has its head­ respectively. Ann Guneten and Donald Henry tricia Kathleen Mullen to Robert garet Jane Carter and Raymond quarters in Manchester. m ainengineering room of the that the four copters ordered by normal procedure followed his line will be used exclusively WlrtSi both of Manchester, la an­ David McNally is announced by Gagllardone, both of Manchester, Green Pupila Tell fitkorOcy plant, followed by a brief nounced by her peirents, Mr. and when a child is born outside press, conference. for passenger service. The Los her partata, Mr. and Mm. Donid le azmounced by her mother, Mrs. Carr Sentenced the hospital. Madras PortJm proved We meintcin modem, bright Heelth end Beauty Aid Departments Angeles line will also use- its Mrs. Eugene B . Gunsten, 847 Hanukkah Story . , In Servloe Somi copierscopters for mall and air-e^iair-express Spring S t R. Mullen, 23 Unnmore Dr. Lincoln J . Carter, 155 Boulder Rd. AXVAMTIO in our Inife markets for your sheppinf cenvenience. A popular Lee 6. JohMon, gmeral manager The bride-to-be is also the daugh­ On Break Count Madras, India—Madras’ port Is cargo. Her fiance is the eon of Mr. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. The combined fourth grades at retting a $14,000,000 face lifting, FURNACE OIL line of netienelly ndvertisod brands at low everyday prices. of Sikorsky Aircraft, said that the Included in the many ilotablea and Mrs. RlCarlos C. Wood, Sikorsky’s en­ Lutherweds of 'Elmanuel Lutheran wedding. YouTl Alwaye Find It At gineering manager, added that the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Gertrude Benet, 26 Holl St.; FAST RELIEF FROM COUGHS DUE TO COLDS S61L has the capabiUty to open Daniel Manley, Hebron; Mrs. Mary Patricia and Kenneth Palmer, 288 Church will be followed by a a new era in air transportation. Dey, 68 Lynesa St.; Mrs. Jerle Fern St.; John Guard, 89 Schallu Chijitotmas program tonight at 8 at A^GIFT FOR THE OUTDOOR MAN ^ It will do what the DCS, intro­ Rita, Wapping; Michelle Lavoie, Rd.; Alberie Deprey, Ellington> CouyeFslo Build 117 West St.; Thomas Cole, West Sidney Brown,,. 16. , Cqbum M .; Luther HalL MARLOW^S duced in .1986, did for the alrUnes Officers to be installed are Mr. MAIN ST.—MI ff*Sm PERTUSSIN COUCH SYRUP 79« as the first profitable passenger Hertford; Richara Lachapeiie,' 17 Ntiihikrf'brimeuK East Hartfqi^; Oakland St.; Richard McMuUin Michael Darby, 41 Server S t.; Jodie and. Mrs. Ernest Benson, presi­ UCouu TV Circuit OPEN TONITE e Free Parnell Park|hg e plane, he said. dents; Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles BodC' improvenienta Jr., 81 N. School St.; WilUam Griffin, Storrs; Richard LaCha- Duncan, 55 Autunm St.; Bernard pelle, 17 Oakland St.; Frank mann, vice presidents; Mr. and The Conyers Construction Cq., UNTIL 9K)0 P.M. Five Improvements over the Schadtle, Marlborough; Jon Mor- Mm. Kenneth Doolittle, oecretar- Inc., of Mancheeter, will build BRUSH YOUR TEETH WITH COLGATE eurqlEnt piston-engine ‘models al­ Chandler, ToUand; Mary Beth Overfelt, Rose Wood Dr., Vernon hardt, S3 Hollister St.; Mrs. Helen iee; and Mr. amd Mm. Norman new closed circuit televiaioh in­ low the new heUcopUr to carry Hllle, 36 Birch St.; eon of Mr. and Gerhart, treasurers. d e n t a l Family Sine 83c GIAMT E ^ C twlM as ineuy passengers; fly SO Daniel Manchuck,, 107 Pine S t stallation at the Unlveraity of O'ghiUg'MStf'MStf'MUf’KhHFKfeSM'llfeSM'lhSMIlhSM'lIhllfllhHf'IlKWlIhliflMMFIIIOMKhSWhStfiC Frank Schadtle, Marllwrougb; Da­ Mrs. Love Collins, Warehouse Two Christmas trees‘will be dec­ ConnecUcut at a cost of $77,301. ^ ^QiK I E CREA M Economy Sise 69e SIZE ^ gS per . cent faster (a cruising speed Point; Mrs. Deborah Cnoesen and orated during the evening to be of IM ih.p.h. was demonstrated by vid and Donald Alexander, 5 Ber­ Construction will start Jan. 16. ger Rd., RockviUe; Mrs. June soil, 128 Oak Grove St.; Mm. Ann left in Luther Hall for the Christ­ The project is moetly a flniah the two-idrbome vehicles Thurs­ Sleith and daughter, 35 Bunce Dr.; mas season. 'nte program will “ift MARLOW’S lor EVERVTNIIN!” day); has multi-engine safety Mieaeh, 128 Eldridge S t ing of a 24 by 50-foot area in the Mm. Hiderko Campbell and son. include carol singing and refresh­ basement -of the Jorgensen Audi­ CONVENIENCE STYLE with twin General Electric CT58 ADMITTED TODAY: Frederick East Hartford; Mm. Patricia An- ments served by Mr. and Mm. gea turbine engines; provides low Newman, 22 WilUam St.; Mrs. torium, and it shouI(T be complet­ demon and son. Maxwell Dr,, Ver­ Robert Carison, Mr.' and Mm. Clif­ ed by early summer, according to OPEN TOMOHT ssd EVERY MIINT TILL I (exeeirt Mtanlsy) || AEROSOL sound levels and modem airUne Agatha Erickson, .South Rd., Bol­ non; Mrs. Theresa Johnson and ford Hultgren, Mr. and Mrs. Rod ton. Roy Conyers, head of the com­ COLGATE DENTAL CREAM seatinj' comfort; and its lower daughter, 2 Ludwig Rd., Rock­ MacLean and Mr. and Mm. Ray pany. projected operating costs offer the BIRTH YESTERDAY: A daugh­ ville. Wogman. The _ progrram com­ The studio will bo for closed hunfers fishermen oufdoormsn of posstblUty of subsidy-free opera, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles DISCHARGED TODAY: John m it ^ tncludps MB', and Mm. Nor­ circuit operatlona and will a all types will anloy the qlft of eomfortat tlons, it was noted. Aiteais, 96 W. Middle Tpke.: . Ttravis, 21 Turnbull Rd.;. George man. Gerhart, Mr. and MYs. Ru­ contain built-in facllitiee for pos- FASTEST, SMOOTHEST SHAVE During .the flight demonitra« BIRTHS TODAY: A daa|ht«r Jones, 112 N. Elm fit.; Laurie dolph Heck, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bible external broadcasts emahat model boots! insulated with threa-ply protec­ tlon, James B. Chudars, veteran to Mr., and Mrs. Rliduufi Mlesch, Raezkowski, 9 WardT; St., Rock- FrM^ricksen, and Mr. and Mm. ing from the university. All of the Sikorsky test pilot, put one of the 128 Eldridge St.; a eon to Vlr. and viUa; Albert Hill, Ellington; Mrs. Ken Morhoit. center's radio and taping opera­ tion keeps feet comfortably warm in freey- C *1 <'4sQZ Susanna Lerch, 94 Benton St.; Membera are reminded to bring tlona Will be conducted in the stu­ ing weather, leather-lined inside and cushion FOR THOSE WHO GIVE Mrs. Julia Kosinski, 83 N. Elm S t ; gfifts for the numery children. dio. r VtMOLIVE Robert Hack Jr., 127 Deepwood insole for greeter comfort, non-slip cushion TtlL WEAJHER-CONTROLLfD FLA AND WANT THE BEST! Dr. / crepe sole and heel for extra long wear, available in tan calf. P.S t S ^ Z , Inc. REVIVE THE SPARKLE OF YOUR HAIR . . . Hart's lust Hia gift fa malw Man Suffers Cuts a hif with tha womaii on your Ktt! In FaU Off Roof HEATING CONTRACTOR H ALO SHAMPOO oiANT$1.00 large BRAIDED RUGS Can Hartford CH 7*2651 or AD 2*5946 Silhouette h Sam sonite THB in:.nUt>KODBBN VAOUUII OLSAIIBB For Christmas " I f It Bums Gas We Sell It” Alfred Dion, 58, of 299 Autumn St., suffered minor cuts to the left Prices I ssrosai i aide of hia head early yesterday SPECIAL DRY HAIR FORMULA afternoon Sa the result of falling Start At off a roof eight feet high. LARGE SELECTION DRY STYLE l a r g i! He was taken to Manchester Me­ HALO SHAMPOO morial Hospital where he was SEE OUR CHRISTMAS J § t-A g 9 x-rayed, treated and dlechargeiL SPECIALS IN -rroaolooAi SpeciaL Magrmsium 9 X 12 RUGS Luggaga REGULAR 60c SIZE—SPECIAL MANCHESTER with not a MARLOW’S sa y s- Lock in Sight LIQHT-aUICK-VgKaiATILK CARPET CENTER LUSTRE CREAAE SHMIPOO 5 4 9 ' ail main street, opp. state armory see the new MI 8-810S—Ml a-5104—PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 03 OUMMS YOim BOMB IN OPEN TILL 9 P.M. 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Lightweight,' too-with txetuaive hidden loeka that MM • Wssfcs O B 4 Inaxpenaive 15o pen light batteriee BAYER ASPIRIN deaignH ter daOy aes!' 3 make other luggage look oId*faahioned. Lola of room iniide ao clothea can keep Pra4M$tm$ Tiolt^M o '. 1. • WkifI* filtered eoaad erstem for better tone ^ DOWN FAYMINTSU MOfe power » their prcM. Oxford Grey or Desert Tan for men. Gioke of Oxford Grey, Dover shoes expertly and care­ ....t White, BiKayne Blue or Platinum Grey for women. ,r • Plefca up ever U etatione 2 4 D fully fitted in our shoe A. B«.uty C.w ... IIS.OO i. O'NIt. .., $M.M C. AUn’s Exteutiv. Ovamlght... $N.M l o o 's ...... in black patent from • fbasulaters never bum out 69^ ■■V- IDEAL FOR GIFTS salon, main floor, rear. gH ayafram 150*200 hours on one eet of batteriee D. tidin' Wtr^rebi... 440.M (. lAin'i Thri. |yl«n... $41.00 ___ AH pflcM sb( lu ^ A c OR YOUR OWN .U 8B ! 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.,5 / J , ■ ■ I .MANdteSTER BVENINO HERALD, MANC5HESTBR. CCINN, FRIDAY, DEfcEMBER 16, I960 MANCHESTEB EVENING ftERAU), MANagE8TOR> CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, l^Q n n r o m B B N j I ’ servicmen overseas—“in Alaska, Pocahontas Group LiisTaylop fias Thu Year where guys wished they were In Minor Parties Santa’s Workshop Africa and In Africa, where they Perfect Teethl 1 wished they were in Alaska. In Losing Grolind There are 6 days left to visit To Pick Oificers ■ f’S. the South Padfie, where thisy Santa’s Workshop at the Cen­ FREE! FREE! ^ HoUywood, Dec. 8 (F) — A , ter Springs Lodge. Hie woik- OineotB will be elected a t a ■f 3 » i-Nosed Bob Hope know a guy was island happy Waghingtoa, Do*. 16 (P> — A •hop Is opm 4 to 8 Monday « y i Blixnbcth Taylor’e total of 886J88 Amerlesas’ voted meeting of Sunset Counelh Degree t e ^ are te perfect confilUon. ph Open Every Digy 10 to 10 when he started to look at the thraiMh Friday, and 1 to 5 Sat­ of Pocahontas, Monday at 7:80 14 IN men’s fashion psgea” . tor minor parties In the 1960 pres­ urday and Sunday. » h month ago one abceaaed i 'M-sl "The greatest years of my idential olectloB. pjn. a t Tinker Hal). tootti Wae pulled In London uid Santa to Servicemen After the busineae session, there THE neadHnaa proclaimed that mort Bveryaing Ftawt OnalUy life,” Bob Hope says- todiy, a t 87, 1961 Four years ago, the total was Ntw lifloiil as he goes on looking for camps 80,000 more. Mias., attorney, 18,169 votes In wlU be a Christmas party. Mem' m M t have to go. and hospitals he may have missed. TiXADs hers The actrez# became W after ar- , T 8 N «rM i| jrcffiDraON In IMS, Mr. IneahausUble trav­ Official figures compiled yester­ bag Money Book Gnoninfee eled 1,800 miles In 11 dsys to-aiK "Wouldn’t it be a kick to do a day put the States Rlghtp iparty Virgiida Conservative, d. Ben­ rlvifig in London Sept. 8 and pro- ton Coiner, Virginia, 4404 In Vir­ the __ (»t£NDM duction on the movie "Cleopatra" pear in 33 different places in Eng­ show on the moonT’’ of Lottisiaaa as the top vote getter i. abOpnod -- (NBA) — One of ginia. the HMp of Retarded Children. wat held Up. Her Ulneaa finally land and went on three bombing That wouldn’t surprise his wife, amoM the minor barues. It polled Tax Cut, Lar Daly,- Chicago, The evMdng wtn eonclude with For an ^Nnehester parishes Is avfiilabls 'J:.UDo2e Swii’a bi( Air Borce planae raids in Algiers, Bieerte and Pa­ 169Jin votes In unilsiana for Its WM dlagnoied as menlnglnn, an i 8ELF-SERVI0E DEPT. STORE Dolores, about whmn he has 1,767 In Michigan. social period and buSSt supper. taiflaniation of a>* outer Tbiing of Haad that alelch with Its eight rein- lermo. quipped: "She’s very sweet about eleotors — unpledged to any eaiidi- Afro-American, the Rev. Clen- at the Jarvis Realty Co. office. * deer will be jOrbome about the "But I must admit I thought. date. MIXON lOOBB 81 V M B 8 the aplnal cord and brain. The In­ PINE STi bnil HARTFORD ROAD my absences although I notice non King, Alabama, 1,488 In fected tooth ivaa given m a con- M ue time again Just before Christ' This is It. I’ve had if." that the towels In our bathroom The other miner party votes: Alabama. Honolulu, Deo. 18 (F) Vice tribbtlng factor. Yet he was still going strong are marked Hera and Welcome Socialist-Labor, Brie Hass, Now Cohstltutlon party, M. B. Curtis, President Richard M. RHson’a MANCHESTER, CONN. York, as Its presidential candidate, Djr Stanley W. Vogel of Bever-1 Of oourse, rtding that sleigh will when he beat the marines by 20 Traveler." Washington state, 1,401 in Wash­ popular vote margin over Pres­ ly Hllla said yesterday he found minutes to the beach at Wonsan. Thanks for the memories, Bob. 47,521 votes in 16 states. ington. ident-elect John F. Kennedy was ' be the familiar, pug'nosed, red- Prohibition Party, Dr,' It. L. Mlee Taylor "In excellent dental suited man. In the plane will be I couldn’t believe it until Maj. Independent American, no candi­ reduesid to 61 yesterday.' health." \ Oen. Edward M. Almond and NOVEL BLABOBD Decker, Kansas City, 46,208 in 11 date, 889 In Michigan. A recount of 84 of Hawaii’s 840 Jarvis Realty Co, someone almoet as familiar—ski- states. ' She and her husband, Bddle B os^ Bob Hope. newsmen met us at the airport. It Cape Town, Sou'.h Africa, Dee. Scattered write-ins, 1,832. preeinets shaved the edge from 283 EAST CENTER ST,—(Comer- of Lenox) FUher, leave next week for Lon­ Shop at tong’s . . Save on Everything Yon Buy National States Rights, party, » In a way, Bob Hope and Santa was a bloodless Invasion but we 16 (/PI—A novel by a Cape Tovm 141, the figure edilch Irave Hawaii don. Roman Catholic priest, the Rev. Gov. Orval Faubus, Arkansas^ 44,- FUTUBB EPIDEIMIO FOUGHT to Ntacon a month sqm when the fTlaue are In the same business. didn’t know wo were there ahead 977 in four states. MI 3-4112 W hat Santa means to little chll- of time." Laurence McCTauley, has been Cairo — World Health Organ­ vote vraa certified. Hawaii has ^ nSB BLAST rauui 8 ' dren, Hope represents to our uni- He was In time to catch jungle banned by the South African gov­ Socialist-Workers, Farrell ization experts are moving into three electoral ooUege votes. * Weetover Air Force Bam, I '■ formed men and women stationed rot malady in Blak in 1M4. "It ernment. Dobbs, New Yoric, 40,178 In 12 the area around the Aswan High Democrats heps are axpsetsd to Mam.. Dec. 16 WV-Buratlng of a * outside the United States. The book. "The Night CJemeUi," states. Dam site to head off a possible try for a total rseount, although huge a re of a B82 jet bomber still comes out between my toes Conservative, J, Bracken Lee, malaria epidemic. The waters the ths electoral eoUaga meets Mon' The cotnedLan celebrates his on hot humid dairs." written by Father McCauley under killed two idrmen'at Westover Air ]20tfa anniversary as Roving Rob­ the pen name of Eugene O’Donnell, Utah, 8,708 in New Jersey., dam is to miske available to farm- day. Bob did not go it alone. The is set in Cape Town’s colored quar­ era may also. It Is feared, favor OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. TO CHRISTMAS Force Bam who were repairing First Quality ert, Him star wth the business card Constitution Party of Texas, Nixon’s total Is now 92,408, Ken­ the are. , ■ "Have Jokes—Will Travel," by O.I.S have fond memories of Fran­ ter and attacks racial segregation. Charles L. Sullivan, Clarksdale, the spread of malaria. nedy’s 92,842. KINGS making hla ninth annual Christmas ces Langford and Jerry Colons i, VlcUma of-yeaterdaya accident entertainment tour. This year his Marilyn Maxwell and Jayne Mans­ were Almen 8C Ronald J. Go­ tiw p e will visit armed forces in field and others who traveled with forth, 18, son of Mrs. Lorada C. 5EAM LE55 r the Oarlbbean. him. Yager, Big Springs, Tex.,, and J He has been to the Caribbean World War n was just the be­ Jadt D. Jackson, 23, son of Mrs.' before — in 1044 — and he has ginning for Bob. He hopped on the Leona J. Jackson, Cannon, Ky, i ^ been Just about everywhere silae airlift to Berlin on a plane loaded 'The a re had b*en removed M E5H during war and peace in 20 go- with coal in 1M8 for Christmas. from a plane and taken to the] go-go years as the serviceman’s His 1957 Christmas trip to the bam repair shop for repairs. best friend. Far East covered 18,201 miles and He will be teUing jet age jokss 77 air hours. En route to Hawaii to lads whose fathers in the eerv- by plane, ho put on a show via tlan 'T ' - " lee In California In 1041 laughed radio to the crew of a Coast Guard It with Hope nine months be­ ship 20,000 fuel below. 'Plan TOYUND fore Pearl Harbor. Men and women in uniform Your Headquarters for quality toys MEirS SILK TIES The sUUstics of his Odysseys have memories about Hope’s chat­ are staggering, a mass of dates ter: at unbeatable low PRICES! ' and remote places around the "Last night I slept in the bar­ L Choose from ' worM. His Q.I. audience of nearly racks. You know what barracks Christmas NYLONS - U milUona to date can well give KING’S ^ many patterns. are—a crap game with a roof. , "Thanks for the Memories," What a place to meet professional Hope’s theme music. gamblers. I won’t say they wore Foulard neata, atripea or checka te He has flown nearly two and loaded, but it’s the first time I fine ailk tiea for wonderful glfta. a half million miles—10,000 hours ever saw dice leave skid marks. SAVE 20% to 50% Ceamrs aloft — from North Africa, Sicily "A discharge—that’s a little Tree Sale and Italy in 1043, Alaska to piece of paper that changes a VP PINE STREET sMl : Ouadacanal and Ta-wwa In 1044, lieutenant’s name from "Sir to AnoHigr I9CNI of frtsMy evt * Nice and Bremen and Numberg 'Stinky.’ ’• bdum cEid U m senicG 2 and Munich in 1040 to bloody Bob Hope’s gags are tailored HARTFORD ROAD ' Bayonet Bowl in Korea. He hss to the problems, gripes of the 12 given nearly 3,000 Individual F » « D AUTO STORE Shows. 856 MAIN STREET—MI S-7080 Leg flattering seamless mesh gift' His travels once cued one of his * writers, Larry Klein, to tell him: nylons in the season’s newest shades. - "You know. Bob, If you had your FOR RENT Proportioned lengths in sizes 8^^ to .. Ufa to live all Over again, you 8 sad 16 mm. Movie Projeetors 11. *- woulto't have time to do It.” —sound or elleat, also 88 mm. slide projeetors. Between hot and oold theaters ^ a t war, he has been in and out WELDON DRUG CO. . of U.8. camps and hospitals like a 991 Main S t TeL Ml 8-8881 Z man in a revolving door. Smart Styles, Patterns Wreaths LIVE TREES New Music on Balsam, Blue Spruce FRASIER HR, SPRUCE, BLUE SPRUCE. OPENINGl Laurel, Della-Robbita 2-10 Feet...... F r o m *4.95 Princess Pine MEN'S GIFT Each Different eiFT DL0U3ES RECORDS N I From Artificial Trees S in . For Christmas *1.95 « -J'** FIREPROOF, PERMANENT SHIRTS si t . 38. Per WHITE, GOLD, SILVER GREEN. Sizes to 7 Feet. Save Record EVERGREEN Dacron and cottona, brpadclotha, Large Choice—Stereo I«M wi4 Wraalb ■ . M( DRESS SHIRTS waah and weara; Whltea, printa, paa- raUdIZr, fvlUthr pettw* fw |d6y 4* tela. Lacy and tailored. ROPING T«4 ***** A*S*I* and High Fidelity h e t«tita 6f wrt— plui • ceferful wrMtIi. th i Cu4la...... ISt Balsam, Princess Jmt pattt th* p d t n an • ponal of Itr SPORT SHIRTS plyw ^, Ml aul, tract. Abo Chair lai., Ihtta ♦tie* Chab kyi wM Pins iMiel. .. .From 49c Angali. Oaly 90c • aal. ' Made I c f a l , lOa Potterton’s FULL sad FRESH FLANNEL SHIRTS 130 Center Street Comer of Cktvch Street Cemetery Baskets BOXES, URNS, BASKETS. COMPLETELY DECORATED...... Prom *1.95 Special Sale Cut Boughs BAI^AM, LAUREL, BOXWOOD, DRESS: 100% pimacotton, wash and WHILE THEY LAST PINE, FRASIER FIR, wear, or oxford cloth. Button down HEMLOCK WITH CONES...... From ■ring 4 of riw Ifunii ple- or permanent stay collars. All sizeA 5 Lbs. Homosote liirtd btlow puy for 3. SPORT: Wash and wear print, $4,95 Any asserfmuiit. stripes, plaid broadcloth. HOUSE PLANTS Train Boards FLANNEL: “Paddle and Saddle” POINSCfTIAS CYCLAM IN OTHERS 1J6 fo 3UV7 prints and plaids. OIFT FRUIT KALANCHOCS AFRICAN VIOLETS 5’x8' MUMS CHRISTMAS C«KESS AZALEAS CACTUS Many styles / to chooM Wash 'n Wear from. Special Purchase! Of • FelU end plutlca. The newest IN METAL CONTAINER Do It YourscSf Shelf ■hxpez and styles. Straps, snap clos­ 100% N YLO N ures. Fully lined. Real holiday enjoyment . . . just the correct blend of Ruacus Colored Spray Bombs fruits and nut meats baked to a perfection of taate. Glass Balls Cones 10% Off BOYS' OTHERS AT 1.97 Florist Picks Dried Material ' t i SUPS Mn. EliaabGth Harrison will bo ot Pkmriond SoN ON ALL PING PONG TOPS i unlay oo4 Soodoy fo bolp you mako your own SPORT wnnvniMw OT^OTvnoiiGe A and bases. Example, Vz” R(C.$SjN AND GOWNS Freshly Cut Holly t and base. Reg. $22.20. $10.98 / u s t GREEN and VARIGATED, HEAVILY BERRIED Christmas special ..... Arrived MISTLETOE sni MISTLETOE BELLS POPOVERS Fre$h! Stuiu iMurs 7:30 a.m.-5 pjn.a-Sahirdoy tW 12 nuoR Open Every SHIRTS e MADE ESPECIALLY FOR LIGGETT REXALL DRUG BY A Friday Night till FAMOUS NATIONAL BAKERY 8:30 CHRISTMAS TREE UGHTS TWINKLfe MIMATURC UGHTS e OUARANTEEO TO BE DEUCIOVS INDOOR—OUTDOOR FbOCKB) WtiATHS AND 40 Yuors Lace and embroidered trims top and PIECES DOOR SWAGS I .bottom. Sheer hiFury nylon in whites PINK — W Him — BLUB Suffvleu” and lovely paiitels.‘Sizes S-M-L and LOVELY end INEXPENSIVE COLONIAL CANDLES 82 to 88 Easy-caro gift lingerie. CERAMIC POTTERY STATUES IN WIDE ASSORTMENT IP NOT SAfnSnED CHIMB MADONNAS M R tF DRESSES Lovely Nylon ^ AFRICAN VIOLET POTS PtANTLAND GIFT CERTIHCATE N O CH ^AR G « SPORT: Flannel or broadcloth W hat Could be VU rerf in plaidjK or printo. Sizes 6 to 18. S ■ to 0Xo .ae««**eeeo. 2.37 PEIGNOIR SETS : AWMiArbwEi^NwNWWa J KNFt: Acrilan 2 button plaque T tO 'l4» u.u «/>**•• e,o ^ J g2 g5^ ■■■■■Ml PLANTLAND WHERE ALL GABDENINGNBBD8 I puUovera in amgrt eolora, Gown and^coat aot. Ny-' y ARE SAHSHBD l^gviiBii A Gwdlty • Courtduy -• I. ' ^ • DRESS: White broadcloth or ox­ o m m ' T o m 1215 TOLLAND TURNPIKE I K. MAIN untEBT BUnrOTQK BRANCH Mchdi. Adeo. Ion VuM eoat» ihoar nylon UeaelMrter. Conn. W ^ Reiffi. Beoto 88 ford. Pormanont atay or button eolora, wash tag OPEN 7 DATS A WEEK MI 9-260S Mltofaen e-8288 niem eat 8-8218’ n N in GLEANERS down collars. gown , with lace bodice. WED„ THURS„ PRL NIGHTS **QVALlTY-^he best conomy of oJP* Loeated In Baaemcnt Bkck, whiter paatola. y U N T IL 8 P J I. Off Paridnx L ot... O T H M S A T I J t T , \ • V '3k ■ ■ I?, ■ a ■ j '

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IIANCHESTEE EVENWO HERALD. 'MANCHESTER. CONN., FRroAY, DECEMBER 18, XWO ever,’ f ^ of thesa'hmefita ekten4 Ahother Conant RjspojH. ^ to wives. New tea r’s Boll ; Your Pocketbook If you- have- been wondering ByrAVBHENLB why, to the fSse of available bsne- Slated by K of C flto toe gchteriintont .has bean so Less Social Life, Better Teaching ' ’ Yea BeAcflt Whsn Uvtag exercised about the ease of the Campbell, Coimcll, Knights n'that "Junior high “miniature smibir high sbhoois.” stim break all previous records, the recipient of 'what economists H e smoking area from its present as usual, Dayld plans to delay buy­ Layoffs Bjjatlon Just southwest of the teabhers are picked on." Conant .says:' but it was more than double toe call built-in . stabilizers,” ' that Surprise Snow ing almost all of his gifts uaril eafeteria to the front of the stu- ’*The Junior high teachers are . "Junior Hijfh school' personnel amount paid odt lO yesro ago. along with medical care benefits, NOT TOO the day before (Christmas, to avoid irs ED'S SIGN CO. ttnt cafeteria; the separation of cai^ht in a squeeze. Educators, often b'ecome too concerned with ' Hike Idle Llaiihs company retirement plans and the rush o f early shoppers. Matter of fact, one life company rls and boys; and the suspension primarily in elementary schools, atqdent.sOcial life. SO they have longterm securities Investments 74 CH ARTES OAK ST. — Mi 342*. Ooses School People, people) and mors people —John Hancock of Boston—has UTE smoking passes for a specified are more concerned with children mimicked many of ' the h 1 g % Claims for unemployment to so many living beneficiaries offered by private enteiprise to tte limit as a punishment for are the ‘three greatest he*erds in than subject matter; In' high school customs, notably to extrar Manchester increased 5.7 per cent The recent snow storm that Christmas shopping, according to around-toS country toat they’ve supplement the government’s pro­ ALUMINUH see who abuse this privilege. school, the opposite Is true. curricular activities.” last week from 1,322 to 1,433.T h e been barnstorming towns holding grams is important to the' econ­ Beversd questions arose concern- wrought havoc in the. country a certain sophomore girl. As. she He urges; playing dttwn toter- COMMNATIbN brought a bit of consternation to "These •clear-cut distinctions do incre.ase demotes an upward trend parties for their customers. . omy. . au; these recommendations and th r politely phrases it, "whenever Z scholazUo athletics, fancy grad­ to claims during toe past three Mancheeter High School studentsr . jeaeh for something, someone else not exist In Junior high schools so 'What Is the significance of this Not only might you, and in­ WINDOWS gpunell felt It would bo beat to pro- and faculty. Delays, shoveling, toe teachers find themselves pin-' uations Olid other ‘lentartainttents wbeka, dividual members o f your family; Mnt them to Principal Rogers for Ariyne Oarrity Don Morrison is always on the other end.” with no educational, value. These to you ? AND DOORS clanking tiro chains, and blinding "Yes, you lady, you’re blocking ned between the arguments frrnn • .UnemploymienV claim s' in the Ask yourself; if you are not benefit by receiving such funfhi, |Mnion and further action, before snow characterized the days which above and below.” are the frille I toijeet to. state also rose, from 48,106 to but you get an Indirect benefit be­ dlflnlte measures. the intersection!” Have you ever “But don’t .misinterpret me,” now a living beneficiary, whether C6NI trtH b« iiM td M Legion of Honor passed through the snow storm. heard this cry addressed to irml? But Dr. Conant, former presi­ 44,498, according to State Labor you might not wish to qualify at cause they make it possible foY Former Principal Edson Bailey On the first day of the storm Dr. Oonsnt esjm. ”I wept to con­ iltote a letter of appreciation to Ope Junior girl experineced as dent of Harvard University, re­ Commissioner Renato E. Rlc- some later year for the' honor. aged and the retired; toe sick and for your eomfort and the MHS students were given a minds everyone that the seventh tinue Industrial arts, horns econ­ ciuti. the tempoiarily unemployed to FAIRWAY she vainly tried to make'her way I'm directing this question more student body for his varsity This week the Legion of Honor The year la. 1976. A 1961 MHS Joyful surprise; The no-school an­ omics and physical fitness pro­ COIIlr9fll9llvWA ’ letter and lifetime pass to alumnus picks up his evening pa­ to O. Pox Co. parking lot with. and eight grades-are particularly Temporary and seasonal lay specifically to wives toon to the continue to have purchasing pow ­ salutes the multi-talented senior, nouncement that came at 6:80 Important Just because they are grams. I do not consider these &fA A , glfU Which the council re- per and sees in the headline, "Don-^ 36 cents in her pocketbook, lii offs to some industries, such as man or woman covered by a com' er. • ’ Ariyne Oarrity. pm. promised a day of hard work trstasitlonal - frills.” Variety Unlimited^ oently presented to him in ap- The girl with the golden voice: aid Morrison Makes Great Bio­ order to begin her long evening of in eleotricsl squipmsnt, apparel pany or a government pension No matter how you earn >’our for some and a day of leisure for ' "Bo Junior high school In­ Bluatratink ths diffsrtnce. Dr. g ^ ia tlo n ■ for his faithful and that is our senior, a member of the logical Discovery.” This is very Christm|s shopping. 'That is Why and construction, were blamed for plan. pay, some o f these people have others. Some, like John Shapazian, struction has to be better, rather Conant says: ■ommendable assistance to ,MHS select group of Round Table Sing­ possible, for this week, MHS hon­ sho lists trafbo as her main shop­ "When I talked to educators the unemployment increases of 1,' Though pensions for wives jure been your customers during thsir '62, earned enorinous profits by than on a par or worse, than Activities. ers for three years. "Lyne” was ping problem. about tocreaetog the site of their 892 for week ended Dec. 10, cropping up to fringe benefit labor productive years and they' can ors one of its greatest scientists, shoveling walks. Girls, too, were those in the upper or lower grades. OPEN EVERY Q INGLUMMO - The remainder of the meeting honored this year by being chosen not Immune from the back-break­ Money, money, money. TTita Was phyaioai fitness programs, at least Renato said. negotiations, they are not usual. now continue—more modesUy per­ Don Morrison. "Educators spend too much ftras devoted to committee reports to participate in the All-State Don’s abundant scientific inter­ ing Job of shoveling driveways. the main shopping problem as half were reluctant, because o f the Manchester, ranked 1.1th to Wtoeh pa retires he gets retire­ haps—to use your products or and instructions for the drive con- 8FEGIALTIES GO. NITE TILL 9 SATURDAY Chorus. Pursuing her interest in ests have led him to belong to For others, it was a day of study avowed by Worldlngs. But at expense involved in expanding claims last week, had 660 claims ment p^y. Some companies cover your services during their less ac­ Bpming the aid to the mentally re . 89 Pu r n e l l p l a c e music, Ariyne is studying harmony many such clubs in his bigb that was desperately needed. Re­ Christmas time, one Junior boy has gymnasium facilities. . from women, 48 more than the their workers in case they become tive years. > larded. jmd choir. found that money can also be more "Yet many came from achools pre'vdous week and 46.1 per cent of I unable to work because of ac- (All rights reserved, New^iapsr MI 3-3856 "2 . Nancy Follansbee, 62 school career. Each, Wednesday search papers, essays, back notes, Arlyne’s first love is drama, and night he meets with the bi|/ogy oral talks were all caught up on o f a hindrance than a helpi’Wjith HANGE which have vast plsying fields for toe local claims load. [cident or illness. Thus for, how­ Enterprise Assn.) she is an aspiring actress with a seminar group to explore th# won' by the needful students. To some. many presents to buy, h* mide interscholaatic oompeUtion. In FAIRWAY SPECIAL great deal of experience. From a The Round Table Singers, conducted by David Almond and accompanied by choir director G. Al­ ders of nature. He is a member It was a day of relief from the sure that a lack of hkrd jsish those cases, the ’entertainment’ leading role in the Paint and Pow­ bert Pearson, samr at the Saint Mary’s Church, Dec. 3. The picture, w m taken by W am n Ten- >'JEL OIL Sixteen Seniors of the Sdenoe Club. In the Civil studies. Teats could be mstponed would not manifest itself ■gfdn obviously came before physical der pi^uctlon "Mr. Barry’s Etch- nant of the 50-50 Chib. ■ , ' This year. But an even moSs.ger- Defense Club, our male legion­ oiie more day, difficult labs could fitness.” IS LITE OITDOW SET ihgs," she advanced to Important plaxing problem arose. Whan ha GASOLINE r Visit UConn Class naire is the radiological squad be forgotten for another day. and, The obvious optimism shown by parts in the past two Soclu. and most Important of all, serious wasn’t studying he was working. captain. Dr. Conant toward the present Buskin performances. In her lat­ thinking could be left on the desk. Thus, the money was available, but state o f Junior high achools will r Sixteen Manchester High seniors est triumph, she portrayed one of Aside from being scientific, Don Because of the bad condition of time was "missing. If he out. time is also a mathematiqlan.. This Round Table Heralds Gbristmas tend to make bis Junior high school tiMame freshmen at the’ Univer several old ladles whose intent was the roads, and the fact that the from his studios, his marks w ^ d BANTLY OIL study less controversial than th« RE6. 4.79 -year he is the treasurer of the ■ iy of Connectleut for an hour on to capture the attention of a school parking lots were not plowed bO. sure to fair; but if ha out ume one he did on American high bachelor neighbor in the play "Bull Math Club. Last year, Don re­ I IVI' \ , l\( .99 yet, senool sessions ip Manchester WhlU dinner Jackets and plaldband McOraw'a “ The First French^church or'meeting place for the from wor.k, ho would be^surs to Ifonday, Dec. 6. The seniors are ceived a scholarship to study at schools, released last year. UL APPROVED in the China Shop." A former mem­ were canceled for a second day. Carol" with solo parts by OaO concerts which the organizations lose his job. And after all, isn’t " ''M I l;i.l I The favorable position o f the M em bm of the College level West- ber of the Coventry Players, Ariyne Stetson University in Deland, cummerbunds were brought out Many found time to do some of Oulllette and Karen Rivard. of the town, enjoyed hearing. a Job worth more than some Junior high school seems to re­ Bin Civilisation class, conducted by is now president of the Jtlnlor- Fla., during the summer of I960. their cairistmas shopping, which and cleaned as the Round Table In order tp supply the music re TEL. Mlfrlull 9 4 b9 S The gift your entire family SOsB Catherine E. Putnam. „JThe sccond'jtart of the program, Christmas presents? sult from student bodies which senior drama club. Sock and Bus­ There he studied English, reading, they had been longing t\ do. Oth­ Siqgers began their Christmas (^ducted by David Almond, Round quested by the town’s various or- "When taste is higher than ac­ ~ The class is an accredited course kin. Hoping for a career in the and modem mathematics, includ­ ers could’ Indulge in outdoor sports, gaAlaations,'Mr. Pearson, in 1938, RO|CKVlLLE TR 5-3271 are mofjs unified, in ability than a f the University of Oonnectlcut, concert season. Table accompanist, Includes "As tual money in the pcsketbook, a arts, Ariyne plans to attend Em­ ing trigonometry. Don’s know! such as skiing, sledding, and more formed a small group of singers real problem la presented,” says B)d covers the same material as a T he Round Table singers, under Lately We watched," an Austrian erson College in Boston, where she edge of trig has enabled him to shoveling. » ^ . carol arranged by Black, In which composed of some o f the most in­ one senior girl. "It is very embar­ alass bn campus. As the MHS stu- the direction of G. Albert Pearson, will cherish for years... will major i;i drama. Dave Roberts terested members of his choir. This l ^ t s were interested in seeing listen in on an honors trig class Donald Beipel sings the tenor solo. rassing to choose an attractive World-traveled Arlene Journeyed at MHS this year without receiv­ gave their opening concert of the first group of 12 singers began re­ gift and not have enough money WHY SHOP AROUND? IMW their college counterparts season at the Tolland Congrega­ A recent addition to the program through Italy, France, Switzerland ing credit. When he wag a fresh­ is a Polish carol, "Lullaby Jesuk hearsing on Sunday aftemoohs at to pay for it.” Ifere doing. Miss Putnam arranged and England last summer. Previ­ tional Church on Dec. 1. Since then, the old high school, and, before la have the students sit in on a man, Don received the Rentschler Lenders Continue Dear,” with solo done in Polish by Your problem may be like that ously, our cosmopolitan senior had Elementary Algebra Award. Early concerts have been given for the Karen Rivard.' concerts, during the dinner hour. of a Junior girl who fads that b id ­ IBicture period at UConn. The traveled over the American coun­ Emanuel Churchmen at the Eman­ The name. Round .Table Singers, HI EVERYONE! aeurse is given by Dr. Reinho)d A. this year, it was announced that ing a gift for a particular gm I tryside up to and including Canada. Christmas Help uel Lutheran Church and for the History e t Group originated in the fa ct that the sing­ Oorwart, professor of history, and he was a Merit Scholarship semi- friend is practically impossible. The Who was that girl speaking for 50-50 Club of St. Mary’s Episcopal Mr. Pearson came to Manches­ ers sat' around a round table at friend says she llkea. Jewelry but FAIRWAY HAS IT! author o f one of the textbooks used finalist. FInO m usic ...M only a Kennedy in the pre-election de­ The Girls’ Leaden Club headed Church on Dec. 2, and for the Lions ter High School in 1932, he reor­ rehearsal in 'th e style of the old won’t wear it; she is very particu­ ^ SANTA WILL RE AT THE by Western Civilisation students bate assembly? What MHS girl When Don isn’t solving a dif­ Club of Manchester on Dee. 12- The ganised the musical curriculum of English madrigal singers. lar about her clothes, and wants magnificant Magnavox ean bring it to yw ! - The seniors were given copies of by Miss Julia Case, wUl continue RESTOCKING DAILY ON A U CHRISTMAS was recently chosen best affirma­ ficult math problem or doing bio­ group will take part in the annual the school. Previous to his arrival, 'Die symbol of the Round Table idea what type to buy. # ^ MLLIAEOVIUE in outline used by Dr. Dorwart, Us tnditlon of nearly 10 years there. Had been a boys’ and a girls’ Make your family the happiest family this tive speaker in a debate at Trinity logical experimentation, he may this YuleUde season by sponsoring Christmas concert with the other Singers, the white dinner Jacket Kathy Vennart, '64 m i e Middle Ages 600-1500 A.D.," College? None other than our own be discussing the world situation choirs. glee olub, Mr. Pearson combined and matching plaid ’ cummerbund ------ii . Christmas by giving them the finest of all MERCHANDISE TO THE LAST DAY ih d took notes on the lecture ma- a family chosen by the Welfare them to iform a reg;ular choir of V LUNCHEONEnE Ariyne. An effective speaker with Vhe Current Affairs Club, I>epart^ent. The family has six This year's group of Round Table and bow tie were first iadopted four high fidelity stergophoiiic instrument^. .. I — I...... I al. John Bacon, '61, a member about 50 members. Choir members years u o . By this time the Round "Lyne" has participated in the De­ Nadtng good non-fiction, members—the parents,parents, three girls. Singers is presenting a varied Miss Putnam's class, said, "It bating Club for the past three horseback, or Just walking. In the rehearsed' after school twice $ Table Sngers'had gipwn ln.nU|tt- in beautiful acoustically porff^ed FOR YOUR 1.00 and UNDER GIFTS! was really interesting being able age(!^ 12, 10 and 6, and one boy, 8. three-part program of Christmas Science Qiib r years, last year serving as its sec­ summer, it gives Don great pleas­ week and during the. lunch houf ber from 13 to about 40. Today tte I TOMORROW, SATURDAY, from 12 to 2 furniture. HerO is a magnificent gift ta compare our high school class The family will be treaUd to a carols, ranging from traditional (at that time one hour and fifteen number of singers stand at 44. retary. ure to sail on the "deep blue." (Christmas music such as "Silent Wa hova tliu lorgast osaertmmt of giffa th the college one. There are Busy, busy, Ariyne is a member Christmas dinner with all th« minutes in length) for their con­ The Round Table Singers have that keeps on giving pleasure me differences. Their class is Don’s reward for diligent work trimmings, a tree, gifts, and Night’” to a more modem Ameri­ certs ^Yen fof various church and Views Planets t witli FREE QOODIES for thiOHILDREVK S of the Current Affairs Club, and was his acceptance into the 'Na­ presented musical programs over yea? after year! ry large, gnd meets for lectures enough supplies td make the New can carol, “The Shepherd's Story.” civic groups of Man-eater. prieud 1XM) and undarin oH of Connoctieufl outside of school she ^belongs to tional Honor Society last spring. radloi and television during the ree times a week. They, can't The first part of the Christmas Manoheiter. High School's Sol- 8 the St."James’ CYO. 'As an in­ I{i keeping with his desire to en­ Year truly happy. As time went by, the new choir spring season, as well as ha'vlng — FOR GOOD FOOD SEE US FOR— gave any dlscuulon periods be- program includes, among other once Club, embarking on a new structor of the handicapped, Ar­ ter Harvard to study biology, Don The committees for the club this program became more and mors given their reg^ilar scheduled con­ aause of the size. Also, we all took selections, "The Shepherds’ Story,” popular. The school choirs grevf certs each year during the Christ­ iyne uses her spare time to Jielp has taken a gomplete honors year are as follows; and diversiSed program of demon­ e HOT LUNCHES • SPAGHETTI and SAUCE OPEN SAT. TILL 9! Ifotes and some of them didn’t." others less fortunate than herself. Welfare: Gail Qraif, chairman, by Dickinson, with Neil Chadwick, from 50 to 90 members. As the mas season. They may be heard strations by club memben, has Lisa Cowan, '61 course wherever offered through­ Ariyne Garrlty, Nancy McNeil, and group grew, it became difficult to rehearsing every Monday night. e GRINDERS e PIZZAS (AU Varieties) In the few moments in which A r­ Debbie Begg, and iPMgy Beach; had the first two of the season’s out his high school career. His Elisabeth Towle singing sdo parts, transport the whole choj^ ,.to a Bob Allison,”’61 iyne can relax, you can find her assembly: Marline chair­ activities. ' , , ORDERS PUT UP TO GO! senior schedule includes Honors On Monday, Nov. 7, Fred Brazltis reading or singing. Our senior is English IV, Biology Honors man, Poppy Gqrar4, and Sue Pupils Take fond of "good" music (and that Boris; points: .Chris Dingwall, took the club out to the, quad­ . Now your roeorda can Phycics, French lit,.M M Math rangle to view, the heavenly bodies V •Open Daily 6 to 10— Sundays 3:30 On • 'T excludes rock ’n’ roll). Althea Plerog, and JUl Messeng­ Analysis. Don finds alT his sub­ No World through a ' powerful ttfescope. last for 0 lifotimo of ? College Boards A very valuable experience fof jects equally interesting and en­ er; equipment: Joyce Bowen, and ^ FOR ORDERS— PHONE MI 9-0284 C) Lydia Jackie. Fall Sports Awards Fred pointed out various constella­ FAIRWAY A Ariyne was her participation in joyable. tions, Stan, planets, and distances. normal us« without ^ 2 College Board exams, including the teacher recruitment program. Filmar Scout Camp In New Carla Carocari, '62 The High School Worid wUl MAIN BT„ MANCHESIER not be published next w e ^ . A luminous object 'moving rapidly the scholastic aptitude test, (SAT), For one week she met the prob­ Mexico was the scene of a sum­ in an easterly direction attracted porcoptibio wear. ^ mer vacation for Don in 1968. He ^ M UIARDVIIIE LUNCHEONETTE 4 IChievement test and writing lems and ,the Joys of a second Presented Friday the club’s attention. It was the sample, were given at the high grade teacher at the Nathan Hale was chosen from the Hartford Physics Classes consensus Of opinion that the, ob­ ^ CORNER OF ADAMS and HILLIARD STRE;ET ^ school Saturday, Dec. 8. There School. area Explorer Scouts to travel to Mike Morrill ject was a Jet plane and not a were 574 students who took the With her talent and pleasing this camp with 30 other Explorers. Study Molecules Manchester athletes recelved^Ha^ey Kramer, Ed. Lachadorian) satellite as first suspected. SAT in the morning, which personality, Ariyne will undoubt­ The proud parents of one of recognition of their partlcipatlop Norman LatuUppe, Bill McCarthy, The latest demonstration en­ $ 4 9 ^ 0 0 covered verbal and math skills, edly be very successful and will MHS's most intelligent students Richard McNally. John Mortimer, How large is a mblscule? This in fall sports at the awards pre­ College Actor titled "Introduction to Plaatln” The achievement test, containing make m’any new friends in the are Dr. and Mrs. Donald Morri­ Alex Neubert; Philip Rider, Ralph was given by William Karszdt and glnglish, science, math, and social years to come. son, of 6? Butternut Rd. wiu the problem recently for Mr. sentation held Friday evening, Rooke, Bob Shea, Randall Smith, ■ In Traditional or Anthony Alibrio’a Honors Physics Robert 'Valda. The report was the studies, attracted 20 students, who The daughter of Atty. and Mrs. Dec. 9, in the MHS areim. Mike Gary Taggart and George Walker, "Mike Morrill—a Good Naturid result of extensive research and Contamporary string Coach Brisgs presented varsity had their choice of which of these Harold W. Garrlty, Ariyne, lives FRENCH PUPILS SING ClssB. Simmons, as master of ceremonies, Man?” The members of Sock and preparatlm-. with the help of De- . ._This experiment was one of football gold Ms to co-captalha testa to take. at 141 Pitkin St. Kit Lang, ’61 An interesting approach to introduced Principal E. Raymond Bualdn who went recently to see Bell Richardson Plastic Research. ; The writing sample, which is a learning la being Introduced to many etimulating and. unueud ex- Mike Simmons and Bob McCabe Ths Magnavoz American TrsdHioiisI perimentf presented to this Rogers and' the coaches who pres­ and letters or letter stars to tha Mike appear at the U nive^ty The two boys based their report new addition to the College Boards SOPHS STUDY TENNYSON French students by Mias Con­ on the advancing field of plastics physics group. The class finds following: Theatre of the University of Hart­ this year, was taken by 02 stu­ Was Lancelot to blame for stance Pelletier, teacher of PVench ented the awards: Mr. Paul Phln- and Its many types and uses. these experiments fssolnsting. Music Becomes Magic—-EYerywhere in the Rinmi—Sit Anywhere dents. The subject was loyalty, and Elaine's tragic affair? This ques­ I and II. Miss Pelletier has liven­ ney, assistant cross country Tony Alibrlo, David Anderson, ford in the play "The Good Several exan^ples o f ‘ the various the students - were required to tion and many other problems ed her classrooms with.the strains In order to determine the rela­ Bruce Badger, William Beleke- Matur’d Man” -wondered about a Thrilling tonal purity—Exciting etereo separation tive aize of a molecule, a drop of coach; Mr. ' Richard Danielson, types of plastics and their uses drew on their own observations in were th* topic' of group discussion of "Ditcs-Mol" from the score of wlcz, Robert Cote, William Eagle- question similar to this one before were shown. Polyetnylene, the known eolutlon was put Into a soccer coach; Mn Donald Race, son, James Galanek, Donald Go-, Superb FM-AM radio. Powerful stereophonic amplifiers Composing thrlr essays. The stu­ in Miss Anna McGuire's sopho­ "So\ith Pacific.” While classes Ja)rvee soccer coach; Mr. Walker ^ e performance. i durable plastic compound, was dents were previously prepared for tank of water. The area of the las, ^ h n - Haugh, Arthur Holgan' more College Prep English class­ neally enjoy accompanying this Briggs, football coach; Mr. An­ The play? written by Oliver shown in the form o f tubing and Two 15” bass high-fidelity Magnavox speakers this type of test by doing special film was estimated and, by com­ son,, David Malausky, Gregory es. The panels discussions were song, they also have a chance to thony Alibrlo, assistant football Goldsmith, is a hilarious Eight­ strong pipe used for dolL Poly- English assignments. puting volume of a drop, the Manehuck, Robert McCabe, Rich­ Two 1000 cycle exponential treble horns used as a supplement to' the class broaden their French vocabulary. ^0 coach; Mr. Theodore Matrtln, Jay- eenth Century Elngllsh comedy butene, a similar compound, was Approximately 100 of the stu­ thickneas of the film was deter­ ard McMUllin, Henry Minor, Den study of Tennyson's "Idylls of the Mias Pelletier’s students are find­ vee football coach and Mr. James consisting of.^a plot based on con- also shown. Raw styrene and Choice of four hand-rubbed finishes dents taking the tests were from King,” and were found, to be of ing this method thoroughly enjoy­ mined. The. film represented one nis Siebert, Donald Selpel, Tom fi;uiion and portrayed by several Moriarty and Mr. Dougan, fresh­ Sheridan, Mike Simmons, Bill styrene in sponge-Uke'form proved * New 'Veather-touch’^' diamond stylus for lifetime of normal use schools other than” Manchester. great Interest to ail Involved. . able as well as educational. layer of moleculea ■any characters, representative of interesting specimens in finding Paula McNamara, '62 Dave Haskell man football coaches. Maheggla, Jason Stansfield, Barry • Mary Pierce Laurie Davis, '63 au parts of humanity and includ­ the density o f these materials by (over 1000 plays without perceptible wear of record or needle) - Coach Phlnney presented varsi­ Sweeney, Lance Stewart, David' ing a drunken butler, imposters ty cross country letter awards. Co­ Tupper, Karl llien, and Don Sim', placing them in water. s. galore and, of course, "The Good The demohitration was ended captains Kenneth Smith and John mons. He presented numend Natur’d Man,” who refused to awards to Bob Juliano, Bob David?, with B question and answer pe-v' Golden received gold Ms. Letter (Haagree with uiyone, did good for Sculpture in star awards were received by John son, doel Rottner, Dennis Podolny riod. Seversl demonstrations or re- " suid Jeff Gentlcqre. all and made very few friends be­ ports will be given to the near fu-. Golden, John Salcius, and Ken cause of it. Smith. Letters were awarded to Coach Moriin presented Jayvee ture by students applying for CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS OF RNER, : Paper Shows Mike, a 1969 graduate of MHS i:.embershlp as part of a prerequi­ Jim Bracken, Dean Cosma, Rich­ football awards to Jon Almond, and former Sock and Buskin ard Davin, Fran Ckilden, and Wil­ Tom Andreoli, Jim Barry, Bob site for permanent membership. iwesident, appeared as Mr: NeU W&a, '68 Imagination liam Johnson. Junior varsity Blanchard, Lou Bottl, Bob Buck- Croaker, a morbid old man who HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE awards were presented to Jim land, Frank Burdick, Elliott Bur- constantly mourned the passing Allbrio, Mike Bouchard, Fred Kra- saok. Ned Cronin, Dick Cushing, 7 UGtIT MULTIPLE SET ...... $1 >lf t • Dick. Diehl, Dave IMeterle, WUi of his various acquaintances and The things are disaecttog m Internal'.parts. 877 Main SL, Manghcater OM f6f ond U n |^ t TV, Rodto. A 4 ' ■ M r, aogols, aod carolers. vey Duplin, Jamee Fee, Dave Foe- with "organic aichl^ture” aa ex­ glss, bass angles, the bsse angles »lj^fCH180TER*i3';OLD|H ^^ THsieiarieBM wui be on view in The students said the dtaaaetlon ter, Feter Oldman, Stan Grayb, pressed In the -G u n e n h ^ Mu­ of sn Isosceles triangle, and an- was a new eaperimea' which Wa Give Graai Btaaspa 130 CqW IIR SV., C O It of yifca gUI — - - ■'•'■"i r f ■qisl S f s s r •0 ttMt JbMvIi ffbekaid '6t seum In New Terk City dealgwed flee whose/htdes an p e^ el sad helMd them In I h ^ atudjr of. - l a , Ow egtodee eg Mna bgt »aH tiH i3»it BWgkt.. ■. . . J C ^ ’6L Xaipuaka, Oarelya i t a i a m a n , *69 i V aih y Votaas^' '(M - 'I ' - 'v-g.r*. , m ? , ■f:&'

HANCHBSTBR BVBNmG HERALD. MANCHE8TBR, OONN, FRIDAY, DECEM:^ER 1«, 19«0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, JltlDAY, DECEMBER 16, 196ft ■aa|MAii||l until B tqlghtdlBtwth outgoing and will be adminIsteiMff'.liy K corps of Exam s D ate Set sistsrs sspsdtdty pespuad tor thl% DUR BOUIDING BOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY dROaSWORD PUZZLE leoattig'tlnll. 3^ About Tow n BU66S BUNNT ^ jRisrtttMiMr BimoitceW rsport* a Work. ’ . . ^ ^ ' iS-' \ ' »4^..^yohime ,<«f outgoing mall, fo r CaihbQc H igh CTOn. THIS W . Tha Woman’a-OuUd of Covaa* w M ^ M anpeeta wUl continUb for ant Ckmgregational Church has CEAS6 WMrro"m' .V, ,Vi. ■ Hooves another aeveral days. . Infomatlcm ctmeerning axamlna- C arbide Filling ANP . DEAL! t VnMry-DVCr ipETOFIOIOUB Miwwer t » P m l w postponad a masting sehsdulad for twjiuTFoaowEPiy.^ Ha etpeota largo anTounta of In­ tlcna for prospective atudenta for PERfTL ANVMORSi Tuneful TiiBes coming mall wUl ba handled at the tonight until tomorrow at B pjn. t KNOW AW N BI»L» is S t ^ ^ B MwiKTO BBtUMB WTO HIM J tha new Catholic lUgh School, on Town Coffers T oo at tha horns o f Mrs. Olsdya Ban- M» h 'i '■ TalcottvUle post office moat of i^ext Y O U R •’ KMVFIWT ^ 0N *mBSAMB SOUR N O r»‘^ , J . WBAMSASLV»iSO/Hi ■ W. M lddle'rpln., wW bt dhrtrlbuted son, S2 Stntina Dr. ginwm aicotronm af V * '■ ^ 'STA-s-i ■■■' weMt ' lCUSTOMEKL A5SERTBD THAa HS HA*D TO Sunday, Jan. 8, in aU psuiahea that Rockviiis garbiqrs is filling HBHAEHlSrmONTMAT- 'm wsPOSBOFSOMfeOPUSPOSBOFSOMBO Manchester’s treksury as weU ss Mias Virginia Flald, daughtsr of -lANmooB CLOcKOpyouRs, m SKMtanaldrW Vanan and Taleottvtlle news Is the achool will aerve. V E R Y ISMOHEV WMCAUS K ^ S G Abobt SO Vdrnon *1r* DUtrlctSers will b« payln* ott th * p r* f- bandied by The Herald’s Rookvine Leaflets will Include an applica­ its dump on Olcott S t Dr. and Mrs. WlUlam J. FielA ZU rWASMAKlNBHia '7 TOtanii Jaat night adopted an or ent |S0,7B5 next year, and may Paul Cervlnl, collector of re­ Bouldsr Rd., and Mlaa FhylUs Cro- l f ¥ ______i i Burean, 5 W. Main St. telephope tion which must be handed to the pon, daimhter of Mr. and Mrs. ftKKBTS BAGGY.' dinaaoa aad1 Other meaanrea which vote to continue paying for police TRomsnt B-SISB. pastor in each parish or to a priest venue, reported receiving a pay­ ^aprofttA UOWBlBtd. ' A will allow tha ilre diatrlct to oon> aervice on top of that A 'yaaTs ment of |l,134 from the City of Charles .Cnpon, 126 Avsry BU ars appointed by him on or before Sat both home for the hoUdays from BEST tjMt artth tha town for the main- police budget in the laat com­ urday, Jan. 31. Rockville to the town. m “ssa'w u»iB f^'^ tenanoe o f police aervice. $1,184^00 for Math Colby Junior CoUsgs, New Lon­ HBUr ‘ ii-rrr” ** plete fiscal year was about $47,- On Satunlay, Jan. 38, examlna In a note td General Manager don. Ni H. Miss A sld lA a third liWonkip mna' diatrieft Y otera voted 000. tioha WUl be held at aeveral centers Richard Martin, Cervlnl reported •Mlndt the Ordinance. Yfsw Havan; DSc. IdMn— A |1-, year student, majoring In the med­ In answer to a question, Cam- in the high school area. A complete the' money had been received as ical technology program,.and Miss for t h e HOLIDAYS! Once tha onUfianoe was passed, .mission C/hairman Donald B. Lov- 184,300 grant from the National list of exahiination centers will be payment for use of the dump from tha votara adopted resoluttons to Seleace Foundation has been Crepon is a freshman In tha lib­ Onsteaer satiaCaetloB la our chief cMMcra. . Im S a h & m ^ eiin said he could not predict the printed in the lesUets, together with July 1 to Nov. 26. The charge Is eral arts program. •ppropriata an amount not to ex- effect of the additional |30,7»5 on awarde/l to Tale University for a the parishes hssigned to each cen­ two doUars per load, meaning 082 Oeme tai today-b-yon will Sad aalaimnm wattlag BY V. T. HAMLIN 38 n w (^pscial program to improve the there ara 4 expert barbers at year aendea. ALLY OOP UABM add BinoUdacBp ocad l>0,796 to he paid to the the district mill rate, now two and ter. Students will report at 9:80 loads have been dumped. Anderson Shea. Atudllary, VFW, town for oontinuad maintenance teaching of mathematics. a.m. and examlnationa will begin dSTtadoBdoviM gW «gi*6B to a half mills. He said tha recent ’Tire foimdatlon has previous^ The rate wlU r«nam the aame will hold a card piurty tonight at 8 dSPlavor HBaYSMteuM, of tha Vamhn constabularly or revaluation of property makes It at 10^ to laat for one hour. ttlsy ^ police aervice, and to authorise given gS.l million to the 2-year-oin from now to Jan. I. at the vyW Poet Home. u K rtflO . hard to pTedict. program under Edward G. Beagle, 'The examination wlU ho supplied r r r r " r - r r r r &e diMrlct to borrow up to that Under the former valuation, J m and machine-scored by the Depart­ PARKADE BARBER SHOP 1 n •1' amount in anticipation of taxes. ass^ata professor of mathematics said, *one mill was the equlviuent atTale. ' . ment of . Research and Service of IT fT The measurea mean that the of 114,000. the University of Connecticut. It MANOHESTEB PABKADE s n cu M p u n district will pay |2O,706 to the 'the School Mathematics Study LOWER LEVEI^-^ f-BSSB Mlhoraaclibra n r n r town for police aervice from Jan. Hotes Group, as It is called, includes MlatentiN m Admitted Thursday: Lois Lim' more than 800 researchers, scho- ■TOM aad DAN GUABNACXIIA ST Hon «r Pop IT V T, whan tha contract will become berger, ElUngton; Mrs. Rachel SSIrOct m n affective, tihtU June 80. lars and 'teachers In what Is de iBFi^r«rpioM lh a *ordlniince waa not passed Bednarek, 85 Grove St. scribed as the'most sweeping over IVBIR 1RIR 1 Birth today: A son to Mr. and haul of mathematics instruction i i H I i — without opp^itioa. Franklin O. r r r r Wellea of TalcottvUle, state sen< Mrs. Charles Tatro, S3 Waahlng- on' the aecondaty imd elementary- KMRM.HUNDW a ■ H i i ator elecL opined that passing ton S t, Vernon. school level in 40 years. \ sM »iM re n m ■ Discharged Thursday: Edward The material prepared so far M*«2WBNPIXSL ■ H i the ordinance will eliminate Just one more reason why Vernon’s Barrows, Hyde Avc.; Mrs. Mary has been used by 8,000 teachers - Eitclman, 187 High S t; Linda Instructing 100,0(N) students. a s F S ? s * “ EB —L thiaeigovaraments should'oonaoll- fW M iy iR B CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER FT data Cyr, Gall Dr., Ellington; Frank At present the study group la •TQaeto m r m ! ■ Hs' said oonsoUdation of the Nesta, Regan Rd„ Vernon. concentrating c{n a revised mathe­ ETC sanMoMiiM IT u present "mesa’’ la the urgent is­ TalcottvUle Poatal Hoars matics curriculum fpr youngsters hM □ The service window at the Tal' from the fourth to dxth grades. BY AL VERMEj&R itNOlMOCttO Q tsr sue and said, '1 think our entire FREE PRISCILLA’S POP «»«w t r IT IT effort Should be concentrated on cbttville post office will be open “ Our program at the elemen­ aOQdttvatod H i n ■ H i Sunday afternoon j/rom 1 to 4 tary level is designed to Introduce HOW' •lOifo eat Bbbh HT It” i J f * Welles sAld he had nothing pjn., according to' Postmaster the pupils to the *mainstnam’ of BENCH DOWN HT against the present police service Gaetano Simoncelll ^mathematics at an early age — IShMttalk and said Chief Constable Bdmund The post (Nfice, which Is usually and to build a good Intuitive ■Ml aHeUMrof IT closed Saturday afternoons, will foundation for their later work,” BotenofTTigr K r . Dwyar, who is in charge, has TV viewing SLovofod H i dona a good Job., remain open tomorrow afternoon Beadle aaid. However, he saiA he thought tha TU M m ;|c«M tha “antlra 'effort (of the town) is easy today... SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O ^ A I ahoidd be concentrated bn con­ solidation. If we take this step jo t o a a ii* (paying for police service), we’ll e o s dD 'ANOSLePTTVWOOCMiS just be patching up an old Job. Save With Safety Wellea noted that attendance Seaerva your piano today at this spe- 8NXDCANH IHAGUNnGHT A BANKtoBtoBy^ dal Ohrlstauw prt< s. at tha currant consolidation stody AT MANOHEBTEB’S (NLABST FINANOIAL INSTITHTION ------^ meetings is dropping, psrtlctflary A nd Up With Trade among raprasantatives from the Roekvllla City (Qoundl, and he sug- g e sM Umt interesf In the study NOW BY JOE CAMPBELL win wane more if the lire district BONNIE accepts the police. rDON'T WORRY e V E R V O N E Rajection o f the police measure, Here’s the w a y tu give In- PADDY,” 1 7 ^ ABOl ENTITLED TO ha said, wduld Insure that efforts to oohsoUdata would be redoubled. creasing pleasure to yeurj I JUST MISTAKE Be received little support. so's home hea^ng child and family for yearn MADE A Psopla speaking in favor of the BIGGER to come. A Gulbraneen MISTAKE ^ measure were Frank B. Cornell our w o y i idth iu rich singing lone, i ("It’a a stop-gap measure for the heauty in alyllng. la a piano| AN0 LE01HEP0CSE IHlHE protection of our children...”), You get premium quality to be proud of • • • en cver-j WRONG piBECnON Andrew Trlcarico (“ we’ve been Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the lasting Joyt Come in today begging from the politicians long DIVIDENDS most completely effective fuel and see the many excellent j enough. Let's stay on our feet and oil additive in use today. And stand behind the decision”) and viducal Ronald Burke (“we’re becoming you get premium service.'Au­ poHtlcally mature and must rec­ tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ ognise .our obligations.” ). anced payment plan and many other extras designed to make Fire District Commlssionar John /a~f* F. McKeown said his feeling was home heating rtally $aiy, s “ I If BV8 you no Inoontivi to work? I a pond more than that tha Vernon selectmen have to wMi support police aervice, and, for that you make— what bottor ono do ;^ou want?" Miobilheat RT-VS JU D D SA X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDPIELD reason, ha was opposed to the dla- thek: trlet’a taking on the burden. M. titan oeWos ZreUNO THW-ONI •MMy* V B .D . PEARL our TO T)C NBJeOfTCK, In passing the ordinance, the APPLIANCE and FURNITURE CENTER » U TWO/ *NOOPW»A»OUr ANP LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON which will remain in effect In- V 649 MAIN ST.— MI 8-7590 BCHINP deflnltely,"or imtll proper measures are taken to repeal it. WE GIVE sa-wr However, the ^ppropriaUon of ^ ’f t GREEN STAMPS money is to last only until June 30. J If the fire district wishes to S A V 1 N G S support the constabulary during MORIARTY SO rou HAP the following fiscal year, all that I v O / V r I V AS USUAL— RED ond WHITE HAS A TORrruwi \ ' ’> I ) < I Y I I I ) N. ANP FURTHEA will be necessary is to approve an COmiCATB . appropriation of money. The or BROTHERS ms IV RINIUI nATUUtt 7MIN«Si TM-WDULD MBHTS tISIRVtO dinance providing for a controct SSS: /2-/6 ssstitutisw 301-315 CtntBr St. JUST^SPARB MB THE for police will be in existence. aaacSssTsa’s aaassT . riaaaaist CLtCHt VW ri’ WMjT BY JOHNNY HART Welles, In bringing this fact to feoZ*4€pUn Jtimm%>€jeiz94r JHZtmee Whole Forest of Christmas Trees «er AWAY WITH rr/* B. C. the attention of tha »0-odd vot­ Ml 3-5135 ers last night, said that the fire BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE . district budget could well amount to 1100,000 nex^ year. THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM and 0IUY,V0U M ^W HM T, < This amount would he necessary Ur«HAVIAlOOKAtrVM/Ji/J iiMiAwrrHAvr because, he said, district taxpay- PENTLAND’S GUARANTEED FRESH Qet Your NICELY SHAPED TREES IN JUST THE SIZE YOU WANT MANCHEST^’S HEADqUARTERS FOB T rn Christmas Novelties. Tomtrrow! BALSAM and SPRGCE CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES In A Wide Aesortment $3.00’” M. 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JL_V :k - ■ fi-i' ■> EkMton, Doc. 16 10 pin b^leg. had 290 total bases on 77 sin- 200 Topy Kubasek, in his first local for thq, youngster. O’Neil threw ard met Ml the third preliminary Laat Thanksgiving morning,, min-A champion Windham and 50 - 51 Have White ...... 17 , S'? t' glee, 18 doubles, seven triples cheater, clash tonight in the 30 - 81 Steve McAdam ...... ,..17 185 6-1 I Sr. appearance, met hard, hitting Pst plentor ef leather and connected that also ended Mi a draw. Both utea after the Five Mile Road Race and 39 homers. Vendrlllo Mi ‘ the teSMi bout and with a couple of Stinging, Ught- boys are great friends and con­ had been completed, Reid came out Slugging percentage it fig­ openihg game of the^eason 20 - 21 Craig Johnson ...... 17 160 h Sr. of the'crowd, looked me up and of­ forvboth teams. OsmeAfme will be 10 - 11 140 5-9 1 ; Sr.^ their exhibition was the beat by nthg lStts io Tucker’s head. Tuck­ stant companions but one would ured by dividing times at bat Mike Reardon ...... 17 two local boxers in Manchester, in er then was content to ward oft never know it last night. Both are fered the book saying, "Keep thia. into total basea. ' F;1S at the Arena With a jayvee 42 - 43 165 6-1 Sr. It may he o f Interest to you." preliminary preceding the varsity Jim Mistretta ...... 17 years. Both were content to feel pending blows and counter punch stand-up fighters with plenty of Mantle, who edged Msrie contest at 6:45. .— - — Buddy Minor ...... 17 210 6-2 Sr. each other out in the opening for-the reipainlng minutepl polish to their ring tactics. - They 'by one for the home run title* The ■Whippets from Willlmantic, 32 - 33 Frank Boyd ...17 ' 170 6-3 Sr. round. VendrlUo landed a terrific In preliminary bouts, Terry never let up as they both threw Hints to Manlier had a .558 slugging mark. Sr. left to Tony's midsection intdway Qourttight met Richard Neff with punches the entire three rounds. Chicago's Roy Slevera and who have put together two 34 - 35 Tony Morianos ...... 18' 160 . 5-10 Under Ipnta tp.mana^era, theae CCIL basKetball championships in; 22 - 28 ' B,ob Hendel...... 17 6-10 .’Sr. Ml the second round with Tony re­ a draw being declared by Ref­ Their bout was a great crowd were offered for that they are Harmon Klllebrew. of Wash­ MO taliating with a bamge of lefts eree Sam Maltempo. The , first pleaaer and a credit to O’Neil as ington tied for third with .534. a rowyWill be missing vii^ gradua­ 40 - 41 Paul Quey...... 15 150 ■ 5-7 Boph. worth: and r i^ t s to Pat’S head aa the two rounds, went to.N eff, a cool, both boys are first year boxers. Eddie Foot of Detroit led tion their sparkling playmaker of |--;Sr. Playing for the Side: In the firat thjallast couple of years Paul Mar- 54 - 55 Ray Dotchin...... ,,. ...17 ' 165 - ground ended. The third and final heady boxer. Courtright opened up place in the selection of . players the league in bases on bails, 52 - 53 Marshall Potter ..;.. ...17 185 ' Sr. . O’Neil wishes to thank Sam 125, while Jim Lemon of gnanland and their rugged rebounding round saw Tony continue his pun­ In the 'third and fbial rOuiid with MaltSmpo, Tom .Conran, Pat Ven- for your Club team bear in mind ahd high scoring pivot, Johnny 44 - 45 Mike' Geciauskas ...... 17 190 6-0; Sr.' ishment to Vendrilia’s head while a barrage, of lefts anci Hghts that drillo and . Russ Tucker for with­ the importance of "playing for the Waehin^n and'Sievers dre^^ Wheaton. the most intentional walk^« Pat continued his relentless com­ backed Neff away to force the out these men the night woujd aide" aa one of your primary es­ _eight each. Four Veterans Back binations to Tony’s midsection. bout to a draw. not have been the success that it sentials of success. In the make up ' Mantle, who 'was secohd in But Coach John McMillan has Both fighters justly received a Little 'Barry Smith, always was. of your team for carrying out this walks with 111, struck out four veterans back. They include policy, you must avoid putting sharp ahootlng John,Reed (6-1) and Major Hoop Eveiits players in who have any ambitious the-most tipiee, 125, It was the fifth time he had struck Andy Esis (6-2) at the forwards, views of preferement, such as a football star A1 Blum (6-4) at cen- desire to be made captain of the out 100 or mope times during Skiers Due for Weekend Breaks nine, of managed of the team. If is a season. te» and speedy Valdls Slakans (5- Radio, TV Sports 11) at one of the guards. Slakans impossible for such men to "play By contrast, Chicago’s Nel- . Spice has taken over as the Whippets’ Saturdny—- for the side.” lie Fox struck out only IS playmaker. The fifth starter prob­ Foot or More of Snow in Areas They are so hiiiy drganizlng times in 150 games — the 12:45--Uberty Bowl, BAY REID Jay Traded to Re^s ably *Will not be determined until Penn State vS. Oregon, cliques against the powers that ninth time he had led the game time. (JF be, and in manueverlng for the were 10 cent, 25 and 50 cent balls, CRAIO JOHNSON New York, Dec. 16 )—Two major college basketball tour­ Channels 32, 36. league in feweat strikeouts. Indians' Coach Elgin / Zatursky Boston, Dec. l6 (P)—The alate^non MountiUn, Black Mountain, desired place, that they think of -and the official laague ball which ' That waa one of seven ma­ naments will begin tonight as a prelude to the heaVy mdidRy 1:46—Bluebonnet Bowl, Other Inter-league trades, W)th will go with an all Mnlor team. brigade—all but chewing on Ita Teniple Mountain Jn New Hamp little else and they play the game bad an asking price of fl-M, |15 T hef^'^P in Indicated he may^ jor league records the to-' bowl festivities, with the first round of the Steel Bowl at Texfis ve. Alabama, ahire, and at Burke Mountain, be traded. announced during the winter baae- This will include Dave white (5-11) limantic, 60-49, but the Indians collective aki polea at the waste only with this view in mind. dozen. Chicago White Sox, Milwau­ bacco-chewlng little second Pittsburgh and the Birmingham (Ala.) classic. j • Ohannel 3. Killington Basin and Mt. Snow in ball meetings in St. Louis Igat and Craig Johnson (6-1) aa the came back to gain revenge on their 4:30—Pro Game, of snow in last Monday’s bliszard Managers were also told to avoid Baseball bats, also produced by Slumped Badly baseman eatablished during Colgate brings its 5-0 record^- Vermont. Bill Norton at Cannon Spalding, sold for anywhere iroin kee Braves and Cincinnati McLIsh, a 35-year-old right­ week. Included; \ corner-men, lanky Jim Mistretta home court, 74-63. Packers vs. Banii, -may got a break this weekend. drunkards and quick tempered Reds have completed the big­ the seaaon. All the records (6-2) at the pivot and' a pair of A year ago Manchester posted a agalnst Pittsburgh (1-3), while head (Ky.) 83-77 to takS Ohio says two lifts will operata on low­ men and to hire only men who will a nicklt to |1 each. The black end, hander, had a 4-14 record for the Second ba.seman Boiling ' and actually Were • extensions of unbeaten Tennessee (4-0) takes on Channel 8. Furious but fickle winds dumped er slopes. southpaw shooters, Mike Reardon sparkling 12-5 record to qualify for Valley Conference lead. ! S p.m.—AU-Star Golf, be faithful employes. wagon tongua ash bat — the best- gest interleague trade of the Reds last season after a aensatlon- player to be designated later from major league marks he held' more than a foot o f anew on (5-8) and Steve Me Adam (.6-0) in t h e Q>nnecticut Interscholastic Duquesne (4-1) in the Steel Bowl. , Roaberg vs. Casper, Mt. Ascutney at Windsor, Vt., * « * went for a dollar while au^ilb season in deals involving three al 19-8 mark at Cleveland In 1959. the Detroit Tigers to the Braves' previously. '' At Birmingham, either Baylor or Memphis State remalnsil^ unde­ Southern New England cltiaa that opens Saturday. It rpporta good ^ Pizarro, 23.*year-old aouthpaw, the backcourt. All five are letter- Athletic Conference’s C lass A YAH, 1 CAN BEAT YOU I That’s what David Richard, left, and Garry Tower figured Channel 8. bats sold for five cents. front-line pitcher* and two In- for outfielder Bill Bruton, second \ They included most years Alabama will end a losing streak feated by breaking a 69-all tie in didn't wont it, but gave Northern oonditions with powder over a ma­ Rest After Homer * * * waa 6-7 for the Bravea with a 4.54 men. Toumamentm for the first time in the laat five minutes to defeat 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, fieldere. baseman Chuck Cottier, catcher leading the league In putouts Last winter these £wo keen rivals a couple of years. Indian adherents as they meet, in brte game, while b^ori donning the gloves but Referee 'Sam Maltempo ruled their exhibition a draw. hUla that are starving for the stuff chine made base. How waa a home run dazeribedT In midnight telephone negotia- earned run average and righthand­ Brigham Young 75-72 for Its Rodrigues va. Griffith, only a dusting. Goat Hair and A ll er Jay, 25, waa 9-8 with 3.29. Dick Brown and relief pitcher 1 at second (9), Consecutive split in a pair of games. The Whip­ are hopeful this' year’s squad will unbeaten Auburn '(3-0) and Vir­ CHerald Photo by Ofiara.) Channel 8. Ski Stuff: Sugar loaf Mountain Uka this. tione, 24 hours before tonight's In- Terry Fox. \gamea at aecond (79Fj, years fourth straight win. ^ But the wsatherman offers soms at Kingfield, Maine, prediots a rec­ A home run it made fit the coot, Also In the equipment line, McMillan. 30, ba'.led .236 for the pets won the first meeting in Wil- be as successful. ginia Tech (2*t>) tangle in the Boston CoUegs’s flvs-ganis un­ ter-league trading deadline, the heading the league In to t a l sneouragsuMnt. He says -mountain ord ski-year on the baals o f in­ to the batsman, of a run of 120 catcher’s masks retailed at |1A0 Reds, Including 10 homers and 42 And . . . other game. Baylor and Alabama sullied str^ cams to an abrupt Sunday— clubs made these switches; fielding chances at aecond^(9), areas may plok up aevaral inches quiries received from throughout yards at hla topmost speed, which to 84, made o f the beat hardened runs batted In. have lost their first. four games end as Brown pulled a 76-70 up­ 2 p.m— Oianta vs. Browns, 1. Hie Rravea sent hUrlers Juan Pitcher Johnny Antonelll and y^eara leading the league . in of heavier type snow hafors Sun­ the United States and Canada... Involves expenditure of muacsilar wire, extra heavy padded with goat Freeae, who will be 27 next outfielder Willie Kirkland from this season. set, with Forrest Broman pacing Channel 8. . Plxarrn and Joey Jay to the Reds month, drove In 79 runs for the singles (8), consecutive years Get-Tough Policy Pays Off 2 p.m.— Steelers vs. Cards, day. That would be a shot In the Letters have come from as far power needing a half hour rest to hair, and the padding. faced with for inflrldrr Roy McMillan and a the San FVanctaco Giants to the ^ Pitt beat Duquesne in the Steel the winners on 24 imints. Sox and had 17 homera. He batted leMing In singles (7), and Bowl finals a year ago. Channels 22, SO. ski lifts for several areas plan-^ away as Loa Angeles . . . W ork­ recuperate from such a violent imported dogskin, which waa Im­ minor league player named later. Cleveland Indians In exchange for In the Bluebonnet Bdfwrdoubls- ning limited skiing tomorrow. men are putting thf finshlng pervious to perspiration and al­ .273. He came to the Sox last sea­ m(Mt years having 600 or The firing was lAther light last 2:80—Tenpin Derby, stain upon a man’s physical pow- 2. The Reds kept Jay and sent Infielder-outfielder Harvey Kuenn. iho^e times at bat (10). header at Houston, Dave Miller's Until more snow comes, the touches on a 860,IwO expansion ways soft ahd pliable. Catcher’s son from Philadelphia In exchange night, 'with a few exceptions such long comer shot )n the lest two 'Chnnnri 8. erq. pitcher OkI Mc.IJsh and rtzarm to Ii\ all, 71 major league and 8:80—^Patriots vt. Houston, Berkshires and Northeastern job at Sugarloaf . . . A new lodge body protectors sold for 86, catch­ for outfielder Johnny Calllson., Coach Lays Down Law, as Wichita’s .,83-84 victory over seconds of overtime produced a Back in 1891, the N a tio n a l the White Hox for third baseman The deal, which crossed league Am^ican League records — Channel s. ... Massachusetts offer the beat built last winter ia nearly doubled League — the American League er’s mitts 84 to 87.90, rielder’s Gene Freeae. Washington State and Duke's 75-j 60-58 Oklahoma S tate. victory chance for workouts of legs and in size . . . A new trail cut this gloves from a quarter to 82.50. lines when the Reds got Freese most' of the obscure variety 58 triinAph over Clemson in air over Texas A&M. It was Stjjite's Wasn’t yet Organised — contiated Officials of all three clubs agreed and shipped Plzarro and McLIsh were nroken or tied. Twenty- _ ahis. BouSquets and Pittsfield and summer starts near the top and of, in order of finish, Brook­ Special major league baaeball Atlantic Coast Conference con­ fourth victory against one 'lose. • Oak ’N’ Spruce at South Lee wiU paraUela the Tote Road Trail, add­ ■hoes, high-cuu made a choice ..that each team had been Improved to the White Sox, was the fourth seven Major league records Celts Respond with Win With five minutes remaining in Area Hoop Teams lyn, Ctilcago, Philadelphia, Cin in the deals. test open Saturday. They picked up ing 2H miles of new skiing . . . •elected calfskin, went for $6, a since the Inter-league trading pe­ and 1^ American L eagu e the second game, Houston led Ok­ cinnati, Boston, New York, Cleve­ “ I hate to give up McMillan, a Today marks were broken, and IS Fourteen Wichita players saw aeveral inchea o f powder Monday. Only one rope tow—the .Duckling pair with others available at a riod began Nov. 21. action and 12 acored as the Shock­ lahoma 40-47, but the Soonera CHU1U» DUOKPIN WEDNESDAY Y HAYCEE TENPIN Listed for Action land and Pittsburgh. fine ball player and i gentleman, Originally scheduled to expire Windham atr>fanchester, 8;15, major ind 12 American rec­ Standinga Standings Standings In E astern Masaachusetta, — operate at Sunapee begin The playing field, way back dollar. but Freese ■^11 give us run pro­ Providence, R. I., Dec. 16 (/P)— A get-tough policy by Bos­ ers ran their record to 5-1, pulling pulled it out, 55-61. It made Okla­ ning today. Manager Dick Parker last midnight, the deadline was Arena. ords were tied. W. W. W Prieata Tows at Groton, Hamilton when the players wore handlebar Complete uniforms — knit ahlrt, duction and Jay will help our pitch­ ton Celtics’ Coach Red Auerbach may be paying dividends. away in the last half In a final homa’s record ,4-1. Tonight, Okla­ Having been defeated' in their Ski Slopea and Boston Hill at advises against long traveling for extended 24 hours after the one- Cheney Tech at Somers. 3. New York led the league in homa squares off against AAM, St. Mary’s ...... E AS Gage ...... 30 Paganl Caterers mustaches, found the picher’s box knit pants, stockings, cap, belt, ing staff ,” said' Manager Fred Ellington at Rockville, 8;30. The Celtics, defending National Basketball Association cham­ game before their important home Man. Motor Sales . . , .24 last outings, Cheney Tech, Rock­ North Andover have 'the welcome what's available . . . Ihe area’s necktie and shoes, plus trlmmiiig. day postponement of the player slugging percentage with .426. meeting with Ohio Stgte, the Na­ while State takes ore Houston. No. Meth. No. 1 . . . Moriarty Bros. but 50 feet from home plate. To Hutchinson of the Reds In Clncln- Rocky Hill at RHAM. Detroit drew the most bases Correnti Ins...... 23 Man. Modes . . . ville and RHAM High basketball sign '.out. Mohawk Mountain at fourth major uphill lift, a new sold for 813.50. Other baseball nati. draft to stock the new Washing­ pions, had lost two in a row and five of seven when Auerbach tion’s No. 1 team, Saturday night. -- Tigers Have Nimber , St. J o h n ...... day, the distance has been in Tuesday, Dec. 20 on balls, 636, while Cleveland got started. He called a club meet-'^------Zion Luth...... Holiday Lanes ...... 20 Shea’s Nutmegs teams will be out to get back on Cornwall, Conn., offers an aasort- T-bar, la ready—waiting for the creased to 60 feet, six Inches. suits,' plus shoes, were available President Bill Veeck of the White ton and Los Angeles American Big Early Lead ' Princeton and Rutgers were ment of condltiona from fair to first .heavy snowfall . . . Christmas battera st^ ck otit the least ing and laid down the law. au s St. Jamee No. 1 . . . WllUs Garage ...... 16- Fogarty Bbds. . * 0 * at 83.50 each, a Rgure which would Sox blamed pitching mainly for League franchisea In. Boston ear­ Manchester at Bristol Eastern. night, but take on tough St. L I Duke, which won the Birming­ tied 86-86 after regulation time, the winning track today. Two of and New Year’s reservations are number of \tlmes, 573. Boston Then, just before last night’s North Meth. No. 2 Merrill'a Market ....11 Turootte Esso . excellent be enough today only,to buy one losing the 1060 pennant and said lier this week. Rockville at Plainville. in the firat half of a doiibleheader ham Classic a year ago over Navy, but Tom Adams’ layup 'With sev­ them are down for night games There is limited skiing at Can- reported heavy, left the m)—Boston Ool because of a ruling by Referee 31. by defeating Loyola of New Or­ St Bridget’s .... a commanding six-gaune edge in the tallest trade of the -winter. RHAM ■ at Portland, lege, voted No. \2 team in. Npw "We have beei) hustling in spurts, Although held to a 2-2 deadlock Rockville, trimmed three times or 60 cents a dozen. Then there least, prlce-wisel ' third, Frank, Bolling at second and Willie Smith. With Boston leading Niagara solved John Carroll's leans, 86-78, and Xavier of Cin­ S t James No. 2 .. the title race. Joe Adcock at first. Billy Martin Conley, who , . . . .690 Picnics ...... 14- 3 .269 With the Wedges 4-0 whitewash: Leading Manchester Mlgh’sa>lausky was fullback and did yeo- they last captured in the distant Coach Bob Waterfl'eld leads off Imperil^ . . . .571 ing of the league leading Drivers, with quarterback Bill Wade, whose Beat scores were Rock DeMUlia 1961 football teomi will.^^a pair mon work aa a ball carrier when Sno-T reads eadquarters In The North End year of 1944. Cavey’s ... ’.548 Among the top pMmers were the pennant race suddenly has be­ the two regular halfbacks were They face the resurgent Los An­ 66-yafd touchdown run was enough 220—560, Ed Duchaina 202, Bemie of two-year letterman, David Ma- Ray'f ;.... .500 Amy Plrkey 117-123—838, Mary come a , five-team chase. The Injured In the season. Both years geles Rams In Memorial Coliseum to beat the Baltimore Colta last .452 Banavlge 201, Gerry DiManno 201: GOOD/YEAR Oak GriU .. Bonham 125, Hhrelyn Lorentzen Drivers now hold only a one game lausky, lefti and Tony AJibrlo, Malaiuky did a fine job as line­ in a game that holds the key to a week,. 10-3. .429 For Christmas Shoppers Ous’s ...... 123, Shirley Vittner 119, Jean margin over second place spoons right. Theae two were elected co­ backer. crowded picture in the division. Waterfieid said Tom Wilson will Mathiason 119, Elsie Kfavontka SLIM’ N TRIM Capped start at fullback for the injured and are but five games in front of captains of next fall’s team at a Son of the Indiana’ line coach, Halfback Paul Homung and his Front running Paganl’s swept all 118, Vi Chapman 117, Terry Vac- Putters who were blanked 4-0 by ' Listed with the top scorers were Packer mates can haul down tl^e Joe Marconi, fianked by halfbacks recent meeting of the 1959 squad. Tony Alibrio, young Tony haa been three joints from Oak Grille. The chro 116, Doris Prentice 116, Spoons. Anita Oirardin 187—523, Cecils division crown with a victory or Jon Arnett and Dick Baas. Mar­ victory endbled the first place team OUve Rossetto 114, Georgia Smith Dion 205— 513, Julie Zukas 180— Malusky ha« aprved aa both oah- a stellar guard deapite his rather even a tie. A loss will throw the coni punted-<-and extremely .well— Best pinfalls included Barbara ■mallish size. This past fall All- WHh The Fittest TREAD RUBBER lONAlBLEND 8-PC GLASSWARE to extend their league lead to four 114, Ann Myers 112, Eleanor Ur- Lloyd 113-113, Nila Terry 129, Mae 479, Jan Tomlinson 469, Ruth tar and tuilDach for the Indiana. loop into pla/offs involving the 'When iShofner went out last Spn- full games. banetti 112, Jean Keeney 112, Scusael 206. In his sophomore year he was the brio was a standout two-way per­ Baltimore Colts, San' Francisco Aay, If Marconi can’t perform, Wutsch 125, Edna HiUnski 121, Bombing the pins at a rapid rate Barbara Mitchell 110. Evelyn Lorentzen 117, Isabella pivot and won the Thom AcAn former who helped the Indiana 49ers/and the Detroit Lions. place ' kicker Danny 'Villiihueva were Don Carpenter 169—400, Ed award as the Indians’ outstanding post their first winning season in BLENDERS SETS will handle punts. " Anderson 115, Irene Pryor 111, EAHLY BIRDS Eagles ‘In’ Bujaticlua 148-186-^95, Jim Mart­ Ann Barrqn 110. Mlmi Bottl’s 115 was top acora. lineman. Thia past season Ma- seven years The Philadelphia Hlagles already Sound Team Merohanta in 879, Ddm Farr 139—878, Lairy StaniUnga Plus Unconditional own the Eastern Conference title. Green Bay has a sound team, t Bates 141-^70, Paul Correnti 189 W. .Pet. Coach Vince Lombardi’s visitors, which was not true when the Pams — 878, Fred M cCuny 873, Howie CANADIAN s with a record of 7-4-0, are favored White Glass ...... 24 .666 BIS!;e l l upset them last month in ths flaai Haihirfon 869, Mike Zwick 368, Dan .638 STANLEY by 10 points. minute, 33-31. Both Homung and Howard Landscaping 23 Malingauggi 137— 362, Angelo Pon- (Community Press . .22 .611 CLUB Upward of 60,000 are expected fullback Jim ,'Taylor were padly tillo 358, Hdwie August 138—856, - AUTOMATIC SHAMPOO HAND TOOLS OF Ml Memorial Coliseum. Moriarty Proa...... 16 .444 hampered that afternoon by In­ Burt Claugahey 355, Jack Vittner .416 Road Hazard Guarantee The game will be televised na- juries. I Vic’s Soda Shop ....15 94.4 Proof 0 MASTER FOI : YOUR RUO EVERY DfSCKIFTION 350;BiU McKinney 186. Dart’s Dairy ...... 8 .222 toially via CBS, Channel 3, start­ Bart Starr handies the miarter- » - ’ I i ing at 4 :f l p.m., B3T, with South­ backing, with Boyd Dowler slated B 's A .2 0 i .. HfHLgDAT HOUSE In head-to -head battle for first SNOWBOUND? ern California blacked out. to start at right half. No Time Limits No Sales Slip Necessary! Blaiidlngs place. White Glaaa swept all three e L>ast week Homung, slopping Waterfiejd describes the Packer • - W. L. PI CORNINO ELECTRIC through the mud of Kezar Stadi­ points from Howard Landscaping attack as perhaps the best balanc­ .Sapp^ros ...... 88 16 .6 to displace the old leaden as the ’^..m il thi lift-off inglM on Powir Hindli* TAYLOR We etreagly reeemmend Uile w sy^ ef saving WEST BEND um, pestfonally wrecked .the 49ers ed in the league; If the Rama can Dm f« neojor diM g>6 hi our G ood PERCOLA TORS and with a touchdown and two field ■ Emeralds ...... 26 22 .5 league pace aetten. 'White’s now snowplow irivn t TORO muwir, tool ' money Inetead ef buying CHEAP new tiree. Ne throttle the run-pass option plays Pearls ...... 24 24 .5 hbld a one-game bulge. yoor foelory moHiod rortood shop goals for 13-0. of Homung, not to mention Tay­ WINE extra eset for Uio guarantee. See ue tednyi' We ALUMINUM COOK WARE Gpala ...... q .23 26 .4 Beat totals were Charlie Harris It’sth e Siww Hound* jby TORO . . . the rotary ol por rotroods wW bt covorod by ELECTROMi^TIC SKIUCTS Ram hopes may already have lor’s barreling mns, the contest will rstfsnd jreur Ores the anme day, exchange been wrecked if all their injured Diamonds ...... 20 28 .4 863, Harvey Johnson 368, A1 Heim •low that actually’tlirowa up to 1100 Us. o/ anew could .be close. Rubisa ...... 18 SO 8 145, Bob WlUette 189. B't 149 this micoodlrtoiiol rood hooord guor- er lean yeu llree while we retread yeurs. Plek-up ClEUiS • minute Off your walk. And its lift-off engino and delivery aervlee. No charge. also powora your Toro fMl or rotary rnmver nest ths psed e Ai n Bo w •priagl Beat totals were Patty Tomasow- with m 864 lilpls on gsmss o f 114- ' Toro "Turrot” Chuto adjusts to Bro anew in RUBBER MAID :;128-125. Other good toUUs Inchid- skl 183, Lucy Kosdol ll4« Alice CLUB 400^0 PROOF Wright’s fi Yenr Old C fS E THE MOST FOniLAR OIFT 7B FEET OF any o f 18 diroetioiii. . . lift-off ongina (tho Power 80 Proof sd ' ElvMyn ' Lprentxen . 124-114. Bycholski.118) ) Hindis) stereo sssiiy tehsro it’s warm, aurts HOUSEWARES • "Margaret‘ Simon 146, Jane Smith W H IS K E Y CUTLERY Wid SHEARS quiekiy. BOUllBBON aOLF EQUIPMENT ^134, Helen Noel 118, June Dobenck MiDOirrs Sril2, Mavis Sman 111, Phylls Peck Bin Turull 106 and Pete Godin Chooaa from 17-inch push type or 21-inch aeif- 8’s 2.99 S’s 2.99 mo. 100 led the scores. ’ 8IDEWAIX M prop^kd. Both models have the famous iifteoff > ongiao that poworS 12 Toro yard maahinos, SNO-CAPS NNE SEUCTION OF iwqwGwg the Pewar Handio mowar that 8ag«; CREME WILD IIRD FEEDERS XMAS RULES Olid UGHT ciippinga and ioavea. •oMOITHE • CLUBS •BALLS YOU WILL FIND IT AT Buy your snow piow now! ■ ' 4.70x1 S 5MIIIUTES! 40 hoof SETS-^XMAS TREE STANDS and MRD SEED • CARTS •COVERS Kvinrtide Outboard Motors 5'» 4.10 AS LOW AS • GLOVES •SHOiS •Boiltii, Gator Traikra ' frfAMS-(rse - Skis, Campiiwr, Fls^inf Moom ffoitiH vitH% 79.99. OLDSTAOO If: ALL CHRISTMAS GIFTS EXFERTLY WRAFFED Guns, CKdf, Tonnis a«a»eede« 8 tfSoUCprotMltm/ * REVERSHILB KFLON JAOfUETS___ 912ga Smw Hooni unH |l09.99 M PrM f IN A COLORFUL HOUDAY FASHION REG. ist^m Oo l f s h o e s ...... s t s S e BMihaUfi, Bs^otbaUs, Footballs GO LF B A L L S ...... gto to $1.25 Skates, Sneaksrs CLOSEOUT ON TOP GRADE WOOM Bowttng Balls, Bags Shoos -ANt> IRONS Pants and' Jaokots 'JFeusrBoodls*s>elteA« I A il O O T ll quire at 187 Maple I t OFFICE FOR RENT'. Ideal for den. Phone M l 9-0808. Joseph Barth, Broker. makea. Hlgheat quality guaranteed thit or Inaurance. 188 Weat Mlddla be held next. Monday at 8:80 p.m. BE APPRECIATED l/lMI IVll I I HI— SIX ROOM COLONIAL Tbe Ladies’ Auxiliary ^ X u n - at the K of C Home. work and parta, over 47 yeara ex­ ROOMS FOR rent aleo two large l^ke. CaU Ml 9*8208, 2*9 p.m. or LAWRENCE F. FIANO perience. Fanioua fo r' aervlce Just over town line In South cheater Chapter, OAV, pMiented C m d ia A cottegea, afrieienciee, completely kP a*88(».______Windsor, superb condlti: , a 50-etar flag to Cub fkiout PAck aince 1981. Phone Ml 9-4537 for furnished, free parking. Oall MI r e a l t o r Officers for 1981 wlU be elected Lost Slid Fuund Aotomobllcfi tor Sale 4 beat oervice, MAIN "STREET-oBuUdliri tor oom* bedrooms, IH baths, formal dining MI 8*8768 U,S» Back$ Bonn Oum 99 at the BUlngton,-<»uiAl> i x t at a meeting of the Polish Nation­ I 9-0828, between 5-7 p.m. Scranton room, larga living room with night The flag ww presented by Motel, 180 Tolland ^ k e. merelaj IxislnM or omoo uoe. al Alliance, Group 1988, tomorrow '. proudly presents a 1958 PONTIAC Chieftain 4-door FLAT FINISH Holland window tnu aubdlvide. Ml 9-88M, 94. paneled fireplace wan and book, Paul P. Flano MI 8-6488 Mi m I Louise ConutS,Cop Americanlam at 7 pjn. at 77 North St. LOST—Orange cat, vicinity JorvU aedan, in excellent condition, hy- ahadea made to meaaure. All ROOM FOR jent for gentleman or case, leparate front entrance hall­ Ed Crawford MI 8-4410 chairman. accepted by Cub Acrea and Vernon St. MI 9-8S82. dramatic drive, radio and heater, metal Venetian bllnte at a new lady. Quiet, near Cheney's. 224 84 OAK STREET.— Newly re* way, large kitchen, aluminum Scout Ric xd Schindler. Flag Pvt Edward Turktagton, son of low price. Keya made while you BIGHT ROOM modified rSnCh, 8 Anti-Reds Tighten etlquettet'^ kleta were also pre- special collection of green with white trim. Scranton Charter Oak. MI 3-8868, CR 8-4788. modeled atore for rent. Reaeon* comblnatlone throughout, amesite Mayor and Mrs. Harold A. Turk­ LOST—Tweed car coat taken by Motora, Rockville, MI 8-0218, TR wait. Marlow’a. able, heat Included. Ample park­ drive, one-half acre lot, choice baths, 4 bedrooms, famUy room, eente^i' tagton of 66 Winter St, arrived miatake at the dance Friday night 5-2521. JUST REDECORATED large neat ing. Can MI 9*1890. realdentiai area. Selling tor 819,900. waU-wall carpet. 821,900. Many home on leave last night after at tbe Armory-. Pleaae call MI Electrical Services 2 i Help Wanted— extras. Carlton w. Hutchens, I n Grace Group will meet In the fine diamond watches by ’ Garden—Fom — Dairy room In private home, walk-in For. further information or ap­ 9*8183. graduating Tueeday from the U.S. 3-5403. lesS QLDSMOBILE 88, 4-door aedan closet, private entrance. MI pointment to se^ call the Robbins Room -of Center Congre­ BaildinY*Contnctiiig 14 FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ Male or Female 37 Prodneta 50 Grip on Vientiane Army Language School at. Mon­ with -‘power ateering,'' power 9-4988. Rouses far Rent 65 gational Church Monday, begin­ ice on all types of electrical wlr* R. F. DtMOCK CO. PORTER STREET area, 8 room terey, Calli. He graduated second LOST—Paaa Book No. 6083, Sav- brakes, radio and heater, a beau­ A. A. DION, m e . Roofing, siding, KITCHEN help wanted nlghta and ORBEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, ning with a potluck at 8:80 p.m. Inga Department of the Connecti­ ^ Licensed and insured. Wilson' „ MI 9-5245 colonial, a bathe, waU*waU eatiiet, In his class in Riuiian. He has tiful coral and white car in top painting. Carpentry. Alterations weekends, Vic’s Soda Shop. .155 mealy and nice for bakhig. De- BROOKFIELD ST.—Large twin HEBRON-Near Bolton, line. Mod­ The program will be a talk on belle been aselgned to duty In Germany i r a r d e r r e g a u x cut Bank k Truat Company, N. conditiRB (lV6n chil* $80; 9x16, 385; antique gold tugs, MI 9-8081. MANCHESTER—2-famUy 5-8. Now city. hoeteas at Lutz Junior Musedm RUGS AND bedapreada expertly rages. Roofing and siding experts. tion to finance second mortgages vacuum 320. BU 9-8956. tion room, fireplace, hot water oil the hospital. Manchester Jaycees will hold a Motors, Rockville, MI 8-0216, TR Aluminum clapboards a specialty. dren Bolton vicinity, reference! being redecorated. Early occu­ SparkUng clean describes this heat, 3 fuU bathe, combination Phouml’e troops were reported Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. dyed. Chooae from 70 decorator 5-2521. in any amounts. Terms to suit pancy. Tongren, broker, MI lovely 9 room caps plus enclosed Thera , was lio Washington com- business meeting Monday at 8 p.m. colora. Lucky Lady Laundry. 48 Unexcelled workmanship. Easy furnished. M l 0-1060, TORO SNOW Hound power handle windows and dqors, waU t o waU driving on the northwestern sector I’our needs. J. D. Realty. 470 FURNISHED 'ROOM near Main 8-8321. porch, formal dining room. This ment on a statement by Communist at the Imperial Steak House In Bol­ Tho Christmas program, sched­ Pumen Place. MI 9-2002.______budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR Main St..'"Ml.8-6129. at new low price. Self-propelled carpeting, city utilities, exesUent ^/riMre pro-Communiet Pathet Lao' 1952 STUDEBAKER, good tlree, St. 9 Hazel St. AO 9-2170. nous# also has lifeuma aluminum condition throughout, garage. guerrillaa and paratroopers under North Viet Nam that the U. S. ton. uled for Sunday evening by Cal­ good running condition, 375, MI 8-9109. model. Marlow’s, me., 887 Maiif, 7th Fleet wae standing by off the SKI—ONE DAT tripa to Maaaachu- ABUNDANCE OF FUNDS requires Doga— Birds— Pets 4i riding* Selling tor only 818,o6o. Priced for quick sale. Ovmer the command o f Capt. Kong Le vary Chapel, has been canceled be­ 9-9778. AVAILABLE January 1 —4 room Honses tor Salt Vietnamese coae^ Concordia Lutheran Church will Mtia, Vermont, every Saturday that we lend at low, low- cost and 72 transferred. Charles Lerperance, kept a foothold. Pockets of re­ cause of Illness. A carol stag by the KEESHOUND and white standard heated apartment, 3118 monthly. R. F. DIMOCK CO. It Is known, however, that since be in charge of suppling the youth group and parish will Iw hold and Sunday. Four daya camp at 1949 CHEVROLET, radio, heater, easy repayment terms. Add up Referencee required. Alice Clam- PRINCETON ST.—7 ."oom colonial MI 9-7820. sistance flowed mopping up action. Roonne—Siding 16 poodle puppies. Little k McKinney, USED FURNITURE. Ml 8-7449. MI 9-6246 September a battalion of combat- chaplain for Manchester Memorial Instead at the same time at tha Mount Snow, Verinont, Dec. 27, winterized, good traneportatlon, your debts and call us to lump 15 Wpodbridge St., Depot Square. pet, realtor, M l 9-4648 or MI with 4 bedrooms 1% bathe, large Dlepatriiea from Sawanakhet, 38 19, to. Inexpenalve Euro­ them under a mortgage plan de­ Barbara Woods MI 0*7702 CUSTOM BUILT 1988 8 room ready Marines has been afloat Hospital next week. paraonage, 32 Vernon S t 350. PI 2-8790. COUGHLIN R O O Fm o Co. — AH MI 3-8020. 3-7857. living room with flieplace, hot home, 3 betha, fireplace, breeze* the rightist .headquarters, said pean plan. Call MI 9-5118 after 9 signed to cut your monthly pay­ Johanna Evans Ml 9*6688 Phouml surveyed the city by heU- aboard U. S. carriers in the South types of roofs and roof repairing, water heat, one-car garage. By way^ double garage, 3% acrea China Sea because of the Laotian p.pi. or before 10 a.m. FOR SALK—1958 Chevrolet 2-door, specializing in Twenty Tear Bond­ ments in half. Connecticut Mort­ PLEASANT heated room for gien- aroolntment only, 828,900. Fhli- copter and reported that troop­ new Urea and brakes, good condi­ ‘S U ! S » r ' ’'SIT OUR SALESROOM BOLTON tUlable, outakirta, Carlton W. situation. The Marines could be ed Roofs. Call MI 8-7707. gage Exchange, 16 Lewis St., Hart­ tleman, central, $8 per week. Call brick Agency, Ml 9-8484. Hutebins, Ml 9-6183. laden trucks were leaving the air­ PUBUC AUCTION-Friday and tion. 3160. Call MI 9-1477. ford, CH 6-8897, Frank Bqrke or sweet and perky. MI 9-5302. Quality Furniture and small ap­ MI 9-0841. landed in Laos quickly by plane, The country gentleman. New 8 port, a few mUea outside the city, Saturday, 7 p.m. Baaement of RAT'S ROOFING CQ., shingle and Mrs. Carter. pliances, beby cribs, strollers, car­ MANCHESTER - New T> room a possible Indication that the Left­ and could be reinforced from a Ma­ Mancheater Diacount World, Eaat room cape, for the family who EAST HARTFORD — 6% room rine division on Okinawa. built up roofs, gutter and conduc­ DACHSUNDS, black and tan, fe­ riages, playpens. Jumpers, etc. ROCKVILLE—24 Grove Street — ranch, 3 fireplaces, 9 fuU baths, ranch, 614% mortgage may be ists were retreating to the Jungle. inddle Tpke. at the Green. Over 1949 JEEP WAGON, runs good, tor work; roof chimney repairs. male, pupa, 14 weeks old, wormed 20% cash discoimt. Op ROOMS FURNITURE baaement, beautiful lantecapped their colors. instructions for 16, 17 year olds. ple preferred. 368 monthly. PI kitchen porch, one-car garage, baaement garage, ameelte drive. yard, excellent location;' Priced Americana, Including women, banded repreaentattve, Alfred Gift Sets in a tsrritory close to 39.38 MONTHLY large lot 86x380, 816,900. PhUbrlck Msiny women and children, AmeU, 308 Henry St, Tel. MI Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director Heating and Plumbing 17 BROAD-BREASTED Turkeys fresh 2-8090. ( Bowers School. Selling fOr only realistically at only $17,900. U A R ■crawled on their stomachs from home. Only 2-8 hours a day can Bedroom, Living Room, Dinqtte, Agency, Ml 9-8484. 818,400. weighed down with bundles, sought CHRISTMAS ROPING 3-0460. of Driver Education. Ml 9-7398. earn you 320 to 330 a week. Call or frozen. Reate any time. Also, Rugs, L a ^ s Tables Realty Co., MI 3-3892. R.'D. Mur­ the burning U.S. embassy yester­ 88e yard—8 yds. 81*00 PLUMBING AND heating - re- , fancy pigeons. Six room house for FIVE ROOM apartment, second dock, MI 8-8472. to escape the city. today for appointment Ih your EVERYTHING 3228.78 floor, heat and hot water, chil­ MANCHESTER — 8 room ranch day to escape a hail of small RIDE WANTED to and from UConn PREPARE FOR driver's test. modeling Installationa, repairs. rent. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 F. DIMOCK CO. Some of the combatants ap­ All work guaranteed 26 years ex­ home at your convenience. Call dren accepted, |110 monthly. CaU seven years old. Three bedrooms, arms fire, the U.S. Operations peared to chMge often from the 8:30 and 4:80 weekdaya from Rt. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and clast CH 7-4187. HiUstown Rd., Manchester, dining room, living room with flre- MI 9-5245 ' 818,900—LARGE 8 room ranch, Mission (USOM) in Vientiane re­ CEMETERY BASKETS 44A near Shady Glenn, Cali MI room. Three Instructors, No wait­ perience. 24-hour service. Call 3 ROOMS FURNITURE MI 8-0788. fireplace, aluminum storms, at­ red kerchiefs^f Kong Le’s forces 310.16 MONTHLY lace, modem kitchen, entrance ported. It said the fire came from 3-4888 eveninga. ing Manchester Driving Acade­ Earl VanCamp, MI 9-4749. WOMAN TO babysit 5 year old Barbara Woods MI 9-7703 tached garage. 13,000 assumes to the white armbands of Phouml'e my. PI 2-7249. ^ Articles For Sale 45 Westinghouse Refrigerator, Llirlng FIVE ROOM apartment, second all. Bowers School, 817,900. PhU- 4H % mortgage, $98.85 monthly. Kong Le's red-kerchiefed para­ troops tuid back again. SPBAYS child mornings, Park Chestnut floor, oil heat, hot water, central brick Agency, MI 9-8464. Johanna Evans MI 9-8858 Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, g Carlton W. Hutcblna. Ml 9*5183. troopers In a nearby graveyard. But the main units, by thalr Apartments. MI 9-8341. SNOW BLOWERS. Ariensi Reo, Lamps, Tables location, MI 8-4781. ThoM four Girard Farrafouz dlamand woMiai ora VmI AotfnnobnM for Sale 4 Radlo-TV Repair MAlfCHkSTBR — 7 room Cape, The embasay was rased by steadfaetness, appeared to -have CONTAINERS Toro powerhandle and Bolens 18 * EVER-rraiNG 3297.84 4 CAROL DlUVB — RockVUle. 8 « ” SOUTH WINDSOR — Willow St. Motorcyclea—Bicycles 11 , Senricca 18 BROAD LEAF to 33 inches. Parts and service. 650. 6 room ranch, large living family room, modem kitchen, 8 shellfire and by flames which disproved that Laotians would not fypfeol of tho larga Mioetlon now ovatlabfo a t Mlehatb. 1368 OUDSMOBILB 3-door hardtop. ROCKVILLE]—4, 8. 2 room apart­ Transferred. 8 bedroom spUt level, 81A0 and up Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Main ments completely'furnished, auto­ room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed­ bedroonu, rec room, garage. Good spread from a nearby building. fight. Power steering and power brakes, IDEAL XMAS gifts. A wide assort­ RAOIO-TV REPAIRS, any make - 8 ROOMS FURNITURE IH baths, finished recreation and Ten or more other buildings were Newsmen frequently were Sm eor ipadol window display of world-rtnownod- ISM. MI 9-0808. ment of new' and reconditioned Havana Seed Tiers St. Ml 8-7958. 314.74 MONTHLY matic washer, garage, two sepa­ rooms, 1%% morteage can be lot with trees. One block to cars, amplifiers, phonographs and ' stiUKte, shopping and bus, 116,900. laundry rooms, garage, basement. damaged or gutted by shellfire in caught in a No-Man'a Land in the HOLLY AND G F i. Shop our tfora without abligatlon and laa fhw4 bicycles. Repairs all makes. 9-8 Washing Machine, Westinghouse rate private entrances, TR 6-7002, assumed. Marlon E. Robertson, Exterior Just repainted; fireplace, 1988 OUD8MOBILE 88, Flapta Sta changers. Over 47 years total ex­ Wanted HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or TR 6-9992. Broker, Ml 8-6053. PhUbrlck Agency, MI 9-8484. the center of the city. seesaw battle. MISTLETOE dally. 9-6 Saturday. Th, Bike perience. 90 days guarantee on all frozen, 30c doz. H. Pasqualini, 246 Refrigerator, Bedroom, Living buUt-ln range, oven and dishwash­ booutiful ityloi and wondarful vaiuof. tion Wagon, 4-door 8 passenger, Shop, 257 Spruce St. Room, Dinette, Dishes, Rugs, More than 300 Americans, work. Potterton’a. M l 0-4887r Avery Street, Wapping.. ATTRACTIVE 4 room garden 812,800—SIX room cape, fuU base­ MANCHESTER — 8 ^ m m ranch, er, half acre lot, $17,800. 4H% flown here from Udom, across the nicely equliiped, plus power steer­ Women Only. Lamps, Tables, Blankets G.I. mortgage. Owner, M l 4*0980. STATE CAB STOLEN CUT-FLOWERS ing and power brakes, emerald apartment, heat, hot water, stove, ment, combination windows and modem kitchen, 8 bedrbonui, large Mekong River from Vientiane, lASY PAYMINTS INVITID CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, 22 CUBIC foot upright freezer for EVERYTHING 3398.22 Uvlng room with fireplace, dining New Haven, Dec. 16 (An— Tha green. Scranton Motors, Rockville, Buaineaa Servicea Offered IS available ail hours. Satisfaction Work available now. refrigerator, parking, 3116. MI doore, amesite drive, shade trees, LOVELY 8 bedroom ranch, base- were checked through the U.S. sale, like new, sacrifice, 3300. Call 8-1809. 30 days occupancy.- Marion . E. room, rear porch, garage, 114,900. official car of Stat^ Treasurer lArge Aseortmeat Of MI 8-0218, TR 6-2521. guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815. MI 9-3878, after 5:30. Price Includes Delivery Setup, ment, carport, one-half /acre lot, embassy hers last night and John A. Spasialo wMis stolen last COSMA APPLIANCE Service-R e­ Call JA 2-9113 Robertson, Broker. MI 3-5058. PhUbrlck Agency, MI 9-8484. lodged with American families in CHRISTMAS TREES 1960 THUNDERBIRD, color fla pairs ail makea refrigerators, Service. Guarantee Immediate de­ THREE ROOM furnished heated approximately $8,000 l essumea night but It waa^^MOvared about TOOL AND equipment rentals. livery or Free Storage until needed. present mortgage. Act now — Bangkok. an hour laterHaven. Po­ A t Reaeonable Prieea mlngo, fun power. Scranton n«ezer8, washing nfachines, dry­ MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Ask for Ext. 36 apartment. Apply after 6 p.m. T. MANCHESTER — New 8 (twin- SOUTH WINDSOR . Manchester * Motors, Rockville, Ml 8-0216, TR ers, ranges, oil and gaa burners. Sales and service. AP Equipment, Phone for appointment MorrBMOBILE'88, stick shift, CHAIN ■ SAW work — Trees cut. See It Day Or Night furnished. Call MI 8-094A. after 7 rage. BuUder MI 8-4860, * 1108 monthly. Glenn Roberts, Real­ ganisation In Laos, were due by uncharged him with using a mo­ 'torola sales and service. Person­ Interesting position in small ,per- TORO SNOW blower, excellent con­ p.m. heating, double StuAge, conven­ 888 MAIN S T ^ M I 8-3471 4 door green sedan, private owner, Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7658 alized service all makes radio sonnel department for experienced tor, office MI 4*1631, evenings, MI train. tor vehicle 'Without the owner’s between 1:80-4:80 or any time dition, complete with; power han­ If you have no means of trans­ SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, 8 bed­ iently located near everything. ISM. Runs and looka good. Very and TV. 521 East-Middle Turn­ stenographer. Position requires a portation, I'll send my auto for 4*0181, The British ambassador said permission. McCONVILLE dependable. Call MI 9-0558. Owner Saturday or Sunday. dle, lawn mower and leaf mulcher. THREE LARGE rooms, private rooms, 1% baths, enclosed porch, Dlecoe Agency, MI 9-0828. pike. MI 3*7638 or PI 2-8148. neat appearing woman with good Best offer. Call MI 8-7707. you. No obligation. bath and entrance, furnished, deaires a smaller car. typing ability and facility in short­ garage, lot 75x160, assumable GRECNHOUSCS THC KNOWN NAMI, THf KNOWN QUAUTY SINCf V909 SAM’S UPHOLSTERINO will re- heated, and hot water. 375 per mortgage Immediate occu­ 1M7 CHEVROLET V-8 hardtop con. upholster a sofa, two chairs, 367 PHILCO RECOMMENDED serv­ hand. Company offers excellent A—-Lr-B—E—R—T—’S month. CaU after 4 p.m. PI 2-7545. ice, on hi-fi’s, radios, televisions. NE\^R USED snow thrower, first pancy. Marlon e!. Robertson, brek- 302 WOODBRIDGE S T ^ M I $-6947 vertible, 5 good tires, radio, heat- plus fabric. CH 2-2878, benefit program, good wages, 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD er, MI 8-5653. «r, original milea 18,645. Asking Also, guaranteed service on all pleasant working conditions. Apply 385. MI 9-6370. Open Nights Till 8, Sat. 6 p.m. TWO FURNISHED, front rooms, Advertise in The Herald— It Pays 11,895. Call Ml 9-1869. other makes. Shop our special do- kitchen set, bedroom set, refrig­ TONGREN'S WEEKLY PAINTING, pmperhanging, floor it-yourself department featuring First National Stores, Inc. GIRL’S FIGURE skates, »lze 2; erator, gas stove. Low rent. Apply BUY sanding. Call MI 9-0728, discount prices. . Open evenings Park and Oakland Ave. boy's figure skates, size' 8; boy's WRINGER TYPE washer, good 10 Depot Square, Apartment 4. M.LS. plaid hunting pants, size 12. Phone SPECIAL and Saturdays. Satellite Electron­ East Hartford condition, 320. PI 2-8306. ^QR^^QR ^QR ^HR ^fllR ^OR ^?IR ^flR R!BR ^VR ^QR^QR ^ Q R I R b E Naw Prmeass ics Service, 165 School St., Man­ MI 9-2493 after 5. ^ COMPLETTELY redecorated apart­ WITH ALL KINDS sterilized used furni­ ment, 8 rooms and bath, heat and Manchester — 5 room Cape, ga­ SNOW PLOWING, reasonable MI chester. MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669 rage and breezeway in Manches­ 8-3864. MEN’S HOCKEY skates, 4 pairs, ture, in excellent condition. ' Ap­ hot water priv a te entrance, large CONFIDENCE CLERK sizes 10 and 11, excellent condi­ pliances sparkling clean. New closets. M l 8-6306 after 4:80 or ter’s finest area. Beautiful grounds tion. MI 9-4367. bronze/brass dinettes, chrome weekends. on oversize lot. Millinery DreaamaldnE 19 Office experience not required. THROUGH YOUR MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Soft Touch! kitchen sets, mattresses, recUner We have other lletlnga KNITTED dresses shortened, hem­ Interesting and varied work, good USED OIL burner to heat eight chairs, other itqmz. 80-40% ott. POUR ROOM newly furnished 10,000 CHRISTMAS GIFTS wages, pleasant working conditions, rooms with all needed parts. In ming alterations done. Call MI Real old sap buckets from Ver­ apartment. Ideal for newly weds "Anything in Real Estate." 9-1004. excellent benefit program. Apply excellent condition, cheap. MI mont, 31.25.' LeBlanc F^imlture or working couple. Call MI 9-0641. 198 PORTER BT. — Reduced to SOUTH WINDSOR-10 room au­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Everybody 128 CONWAY ROAD — Bullder’8 ITCMS O f EVEKY DCSCRIfTION. ANTIQUE and REfRODUCTIONS 9-6898. Hospital, 195 South St., Rockville, ______MI 3-6321 817,900. Belfiora Agency, MI thentic Oolonlal-Salt Box on love­ wants elbow room and living cost 834,500. If sold this month, HEMMING and alteration' work. First National Stores, Inc. TR 6-2174. Open 9-8, Saturdays till NETW MODERN 6 room apartment, 8-8181. ly setting of BH acres, 4 large space. You will enjoy this home. $21,900. Belflore Agency, MI Call Mra. William Abraitls, 10 Park and Oakleind Ave. 6. built-in oven and range, $125 rirst bedrooms, 3H baths, 6 working 18x38' living room, 8 large bed- 3-6121. SORACO GIRL’S USED skates, size 8, fair MANCHESTER—Pre-holiday spe­ 18 HENDERSON Rd.—818,800, In- Robin Rd., any Urns. flooB. MI 8-2573. cials. Older home — new plumb­ fireplaces. Entire residence ex­ roome, 8 fuTi betha, 8 car garage, East Hartford condition. Inquire MI 3-4942. eluding extra lot, Belflore Agen­ quisitely restored and maintained. 80x80 family room, school bus or PLAQUES Three Rooms of Furniture ETIRNISHED 8 room heated apart­ ing and heating, 89,500. 3-family cy, m 8-8131. 6-8 centrally located 818,500. 4 Warren B. Howland, realtor, MI short walk to grammar and high TOP VALUES DRESSMAKING and altsratlona. GRAY THAYER collapsible car­ ment. Large closets. Private en­ 8-1108. aehooU. Evenings Mr, Holcombe, Call MI 9-0883 any time. riage with mattress excellent con­ FROM MODEL HOME tranced. Parking. Adults. No pets. bedroom ranch, garage, 814,900. For the beet Chrietmaa present Many more from 84,500 up. CaU MI 4-1189, Warren B. Rowland, Help wanted— Male 36 dition. MI 3-4698. Apply 299 Autumn 1-7:80 p.m, 118 OONSTANOE DRIVE. 818,800. 91 STRICKLAND ST. — Colonial realtor, MI 8-1108. of all, buy her a home .. and for Cost Over $700 the BUsworth Mitten Agency, Belflore Agency, Ml 8-8131. styled ranch, $18,900. Belflore the btet selection of homes In this Moving—Tracking— , WANTED—Man with blower snow LIFE-LIKE Santa Clauses for out­ THREE ROOM fully furnish^ Realtors, Ml 818930, MI 9-5524. Agency. 8Q 8*8131. area, contact the CR(X3CETT PINE plow to clear average length door use. 40'* tall, hand made, NEVER BEEN USED apartment, second floor, central­ Storage 20 880 TOLLAND Turnpike—Real good LAKEFRONT cottage In Coventry, AGENCY at 244 Main Street where WaU aockn- driveway in Wapping after snow 18.98, Call MI 9-'nJ87 or MI 8-6637. Sale Price $388 ly located, modem fumishlnga, 74 MOUNTAIN ROAD — $84,000. 385 E. MnODLE TURNiFTKE — $9,500. Belflore Agency, MI 8-5121. Wee Smith, Bill Rood and Jack storms. Write Box Y, Herald. 8 room Cape. EMreplace. Large lot. Steeple'Cloeka MANCHESTER Moving and Tnmk- heat Included, 390 per month. Call Belflore Agency, MI 8--8131. 114,500. Belflore Agency. MI Crockett are ready to serve you. nctu fea ICE SKATES, ' white, begjlnnW’a Pay Only $4 Week MI 9-6808. t Price 813,900. Madeline Smith, 8-6121. Ing Company. Lodal and Itrng « s - size 10, and figure size 2. Excel­ Realtor, MI 0-1842. If you can’t stop by, call us at MI M irron tones moving, packing and stor­ ' MACHINISTS WANTED 833 VERNON STREET—$18,900. 3-1577 and we will bring our photo lent condition. MI 9-8184, Sacrlflclring con^plets bedroom, COZY 4-room apsutment, -heat, 68 MEADOW LANE-188,600. Bel­ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY on Knick-Knack age. Regular service throughout MANCHE5STB3R—8 bedroom home, Belflore Agency, Ml 8-6121. albums of homes to you. Following All around machinists and completeI living room and kitchen utilitlee, garage furnished, 390 per flore Agency. MI 8*8131. Broad St. Relflore Agency, MI Sh^veo New England States and Florida. Bridgeport operators. Must be nice condition on large loti Alum­ are a few of our homes for sale: Spica CStsta MI 3-6583. decorator fumftUre from model dls- month. Write(Trite Box ^X. Herald. 8-8131. able to set up own work and BOY’S ICE skates, size S. , ly home. We will give you free inum combinations, full basement, BUSINESS PROPERTY, Manches­ Spoon IMMka days MI S-16S9.' SIX ROOM duplex, ^Center St., oil near bus, school and shopping 18 BUSS 8TRBET-$18,800. Bel- ter Green. Belflore Agency, Ml “MUST SELL’’ SPECIALS MANCHESTER Package Delivery. operate to Aircraft tolerances delivery and free storage up to one spUt ’Tea Wagona and quality. Apply 878 Tolland year. heat, garage, $110. Available im­ center. Priced for quick sAle, CaU flofe Agency, MI 8*6131. South Windsor—130,600. Belflore 8-5181. • ’ B u c l ^ Light trucking and 'package deliv­ MEN'S HOCKEY skatss, like new, mediately.. MI 8-5409, owner, Ml 0-9770. A . ^ r room cape, good area. ery. Refrigerators, washers and St., East Hartford, between 7 Agency, MI 8-8131. Utodis a.m. and 6:80 p.m. two pairs, sizes 7 and 12. MI Needs soma re^lotag. Price started stove moving specialty. Folding 9-0721. NORMAN'S FOUR BEriP.OOM Colonial. 7 BUSINESS PROPERTY, CenUr St. at 814,600 — FHA . appraised for S n a c k i n g 448 HARTFORD ROAD FOR RENT—Two room apartment, 117 BALDWIN ROAD—137,000. Bel­ WHYJVAIT? chairs for rent. Ml 9-on2. PART-TIME short order cook heat, hot water, parking. MI rooma, 8 down, 4 up, a fine home, flore'Agency, MI 8*8131. Belflore Agency, hH 8-8131. around that .. look It over. And re­ wanted. Evening hours. Apply at Before you buy furniture any­ 8-2068. centrally located, only 8U.900. member, 10% down and a 8H% 506 Main, 9-9. STAUFFER reducing . machine, where—shop at Norman't. Carlton W. Hutchins, m 9-8182. BURNSIDE AVE., Beet Hartford— Here's The Home For You! MANCHESTER — OuUUnding 8 VA m i l a g e keeps those pay­ LIGHT THUdQNO and moving like new, ( ^ i Coventry. PI 2-847B, ETVE LARGE rooms on one floor, Bustaess poeetbUities. 186,000. Bel* room split level In one of Man- ments down. avenlnga and weekends. MI 9-8f33. 12x16 RUG, black and white 8% ACRES, large brook. BH room AMBITIOUS married' man with new linoleum, new furnace, near ftore Agency, MI 8*8131, $18,800—8 room Cape (2 unfta- cheeter's fins neighborhoods, 4 Here’s one .. About a year old. BRASS car to service 4,000-8,000 Fuller tweed, 32S. CaU after 4:80. MI Main St., 375. MI 8-8118. house 2-car garage 110,900. Carl­ Ished). aoae to new Cathclle AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Lotel BuildlnK Materials 47 9-0125. large bedrooms, S e lo u s dining Woodhlll Heights area. Six room Cahdlaatlcka Brush customers, %uit Hartford* ton W. Hutchbui MI 9-8183. MANCHB8TER-7% i«om brick fflgh School. room, large recreation room, fire­ WaU Ctocka moving, packing storags. Low CENTER STREET —Three rooms Dutch Oolonlel, living room with colonial with 1% baths, combtaa- Manchester Area, fioo guarantaed CLEAN, USED lumber for sols, as­ place. 3H baths, 2-car garage. tioiis, etc. You can assume the VA «i«rPuu>teni rate on long dlotance moves to sorted aises, hardwood flooring, furnished, on bUs line. Ai] utUltiea fireplace, formal dtatag room, pine 118.600— Deluxe home, 8 rooms, IH 48 states. Personalised eervice. MI to start plus fringe benefits. MX TWO END tables, one cocktail Warren E, Howland, realtor, 1^ mortgage of $18,400 with 83800 Plaiquea 9-0090 for interview appolntinent window aoah a ^ doors, complete included. Call Newington MOhawk ...... thfai baths, garsgs. Low down 8-1108. w an Sconena 8-5187, CH 7-1428. table, blond, 8 for $20. MI 9-8142. 8-9888. psyment. 1 cosh. Selling price is lest than the windows, plummng and heating F O R S A L E cost new. M lm vs TOOL MAKERS suppliies, asoorted pipes and soU MANCHlSTER Scales pipes. Open daily 8:30 till dark, Mnaicai Instminento SI ROaKVB^LEI—12 EUlngton A v e ^ Two 1982 7-yard damp tmoka. 830,900. Warren B. Howland, raid* $18,400—Brsnd new 8 bedroom Two families .. Wa have three of wnu 1M NtW CROCHET Paiiiting-Paparing 21 MACHINISTS Large well heated two room fur­ garrlaon colonial on WpodhlU $15,800 - Olcott St. 8S,000.rtmder them. One has both apartmenta Bagiee 1i03 Saturday 8-4. Choman House Can be equipped wtfli enow tor, MI 8*1108. Door iQiocltan 10-aa raOTOCUIDE OR KNIT INTERTOR PAINTING, decorating, Wreckinig, yard at Stock Place off HOLIDAY PIANO tuning, Douglae nished apartment. Tel. TR 5-6889. Rd. IH tUsd baths fireplace. owner'a coat. Immaculate 4 fin­ vacant and the owners will listen Various Grades Denham. Guild member. Call CH lilows. Very good oondttlon. Twill Be A Pleasure To Help You! Immediate occupancy. No ished, 8 room cape, deluxe heated on a trade-in plan. Good ftaani^. ceilings, floors, p a p erh siu ^ . North Main St. Call Ml 9-2892. 2-8492, JA 8-0103. LA R ds ONE!-room alr-conditlaned gtuiriling princess frock to wear Steaming off wallpaper. Clean Plenty of Work reaaonaMe offer refused. rec room, aluminum sldtag and Up ia BtriUm wa hava aome ales when you want to look your slim* -2552 office. 100% Main S t location. TeL Ml S.317S After $ F .^ Walton W. Grant Agency windowa, plastsrsd endls, firsplaee, workmanship. Free eslimstes. No Open Saturday morning Diawomia ' ' HENRY MnXER imright pl(llano. Marlow’a 887 klaln 8t 818.600- rSpaclous 8 bedroom ranch homes. Ona is a four badroom n sst, lovellsst New side closing, A softly-flattering ascot and job too amaU. John Verfaille, MI canvsnisntly located, well land- roach with a two-car garage. for Interviews. J e w c h r 4 8 modernised with m lm r. CaU MI Speclallxtag In in Jarvle Acree, Ceramic sciqpsd A sons lot. Aamimable 4H% bittht contrast. ^ mitten set will do wondrous things 8-2521. 9-8494. These four bsdtooms are scarce. 0,000 P1BCB8 OF No. 1408 with Photo-Guided in to your wardrobe! A luxurious gift ROMES — Town, Country — and bath, garage. Puli baaement mortgage. Immediate occupancy. 400 LAMPS idea, too! ” THE NEWTON COMPANY UC6NARD. W. YOST, Jewelen-ra- Acre lot. Owners are In Florida and 200 HUMMEL abWS 10, 12, 14. 18, 18, 20. Bust 31 PAINTING AND paperhangtng. SPINET PIANO for eal^ 3210. Can Farms WES1M0REIAND MUK CUSS " 68 ELM ST. 118,900—A handsome brick and BOLTON they too want action. Cost them OF ALL DESCRIPTION in o u R m B s to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, short sleeve, Pattern No. 2552 has both cro­ Good clean workmanamp at rea­ be eeen at 81 Aulumn Street after • SEPTIC TANKS Since lOld ehingied ranch, 8 bedrooms, better than 818,000 .. but they want chet and knit dlrecUons for ascot sonable rates. 80 years In Man­ MANCHESTER SEPTIC TANKS 814,600. Reduced — Route 85. J K ^ s rte of 88*inch; 3/8 yard con- 6* CLEANED aad INSTALLED Ullian O. Orgnt, Realtor attached garage. Full base­ It sold. and mittens in pslm sizes 8”, 614" chester, Raymond Flake. Ml AND Family alze r room older home, 3* TELEPHONE 9-9287. AUTO MECHANIC-We havs an n l^ a. Spru^ St. MI 9-4887. ment ear jraraffe, 3 acrea of Utad moeUj On the Notch Road Wa have an­ ANTIQUES . T o order, send 85c In corns to:— "**‘ «*^*> requIremenU; • S E W E R S 33 CamtarldgC St. M l 8>U6S AND COLORED GLASS ■jtltch Illustrations. opening for one axperibneed man 120 BASS ACCORDION |60. PI tillaue, inado trees, amoslts drive, other ranch witb two-oar baaemant 4 ms Btunstt, Tbi Maacbester Bvs- EXTBRIPR and interior painting. and ' i^Ded 49>'ii PLUBSED SEWERS MAOHOnB OUBANBD Baaltor Reciprocity RcUahed 810,400—A oostum-buUt cdonlal, 7 garaga. A «n a o wantad hare. Thov ad brie-a-braq, Oobleta, candy dlshaa, vases, omata M i Bg Hsrald 1139 AVE. OF To order, send 25c In coins to: to work part-tlms svenings in eiir M790. . • rooms. Omvenlsat W9at Side vlaw, aaxloiia rstlrtd ooupls Flor­ ■atta, colored, mUk oad eraaberry, aoppar luster SPICE CHEST O elU ^ idSglahed. Papatumglng, Bsrvloo Oepartmsnt. Id per* ida beund. a la o ^ v a abt woodod aorsa briOnd kata dsoantoia, wlnaa, sugars and ^ a m W A t , 30BW YORK as, N. a r m Cabot, The Msnehsster Bvs* iXltY OAR WOOD cut flrsplam COMBINATION boM and raotau* loeatUm. baths, gan gs. aad Wfdftwood. pawtar aad Wlvar. RADIOS vases, oaadls kddara out jlaaa. 1130 AVE, o r Wallpaper books. IMImatss gtomn. son to Stan Oiimak, Sorvles M ua* flUlUD GKiri'AIISr**Neir and ooed. Neehlie Oleuii • instauation ^ w l t h IS acrea of land, 846,000. MAny oChor t»pm aad ranehoi tha hooaa. mm Fully coTsrsd by liiauraiMs. O ili and stoTs lautha, HO par lead da* Xmrasdiata deeupaiiey. AI&RICAfl, NEW YORK 98, n r at Mortarty Bros., SIB Omtar Fender eunpUfler. EMeeUeiit een- kmpfm Xhafes, Oey WeOA Btmom S P E C I A U n , Belfiora Aghncy, MI 8*8131. aonslUy prieod with owmrs wbo And in Baybany wa kava an­ fog Ist-eUss mailing add lOe for Reward R, Fries. MI 9*1003. Bt, MaBchsster, . ;uyst9d . F i T « 8e. - dltlon. lO 9*7880. Um b laetslled OePar Watee** are ready to liatsn to ettors. teeh pattam. Print Nams, Ad- iNs, other ranch with attached g i n g o For lst*clasa mailing add 10c for preeSns Denek JARVIS REALTY CO. •elllng for ta tho 14s, m . teMos with Zone, -Styls No, and EXTERIOR AND lalsrior paiwHiy DBLiXVBRT MEN for faturtey tiarilMi—^Fomir-DaitF •nch pattarn. Print iNani*, Address Wearing Aapuvl— Pura 57 Tom o r ! OoHotri 85 OVERLAND ST.-818,900.^ Bel* REALTORS MLS INSURERS For these, aad many olher top FURNITURE REPAIR and p ^ rh a iR fa g . Wallpaper work to teUvikr fNatar Hartford with Zona,and PatUm Number. PiodiieU - 50 More Agency, M l 8*8131. MI 8-4118 M l 9-1300 LAWRENCE F. FIANO llsttage, ciili ^ ^ i'3 nlss tha 1^ 11 A IVinter '80 booka. Ouarantotd workmanship. area. Must havs car. No sailing MAN'S BROVm winter overcoat, HdUNNEY BROS*. REALTOR r ^ MLI ROUTO 8SJ[ALCOTTVlLLE» C O N N .--^ FEET BEYOND VllTNES’S GARDEN Hava you th e '60 Album contain* Reasonabls ratas. Fully InsurM. nsessaary. Apply M9 Main 8t„ k a iR a g o Qok M l 8-37I8 mt «ar mdtliv j^tem book OltliKN KOXnrAiN poutoaa, stse .89, IB. White aatln wedding C ii. .TIOJiPHONE Ml 8-7449r-OPEN l& L CHRISTMAS EVERY lU T i AJfU in Jvmt FaM and oourtsous atrvloa. Lao Mwiehaiter. sseond noor, Moon nod aas naaiy. Faaqusliat Faria. . OBlURD aT.*>^,l08. Belflore INDUinUAL FROPSRTT, "Wait P i i ^ . n a a a m o d m T. J. i J J. Fanotter. MI IMM. IS teltt * M IK 4143^ T, Friday, Site pjg^M PM, Aym rr m x m m . sn.’srasifeir*"^ ^ffWqr. lOBRW . E d Ckoerfard I B M BO ♦ . a ■ . ■ V T FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, I960 Arenge Dal^ Net Pm m Rob jianr^pBtrr " ' - rar vnraiK'M iM ' ■ ‘ ■ ' O w r I*,'"SMB

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VOL. LXXX, NO. 66 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1960 (Claaatfted AdverUstac aa Paca 10) 40 New York Pintles Deaths at 136; Rescuers Dig in Ruins

State N ew s U.S. Craft Crashes Worst Crash Ever Church, Streetcar U.S. to D^iort New Yorit, Dec. 17 (JP)— A^ It was the first time in aviation rescue army, working in history that a pure jet with pas­ Gallina Munich, Germany, Dec. 17 (/P)— A U.S. Air Force Convair freezing cold, doggedly dug sengers aboard crashed in America. transport plane plunged into the heart of Munich today kill­ *Tum$ the day$ before Chrl*tma» The dvlt Aeronautics ^ard im­ ing at least 40 persons, by police count. through rubble on a Brooklyn pounded the tapes a n ^ recorder Danbury, Dei. 17 (/P)— Vin­ And all through the House block early today seeking yesterday afternoon. Airport em- cenzo Gallina fought extradi­ The 2-engined plane plunged into the bii.s.y downtown sec­ other possible victims of yes­ pleyea also were being questioned tion of this Bavarian capital— which was crowded with And Hale we are working and the maintenance records of the tion to Italy for two and.one- terday’s idrliner collision that half years, but today a 'ship Christmas shoppers— four minutes after takeofr from Mu- For you and your spousey- two planes involved were checked. nich-Riem Airport with 20 passengers and crew aboard. killed at least 136 persons. The CAB put^more than 30 in­ sailing for Italy had a room The childreuy and Grandma and Grand* At tka same time, federal agen­ vestigators on the case, the larg­ Flying at low altitude and already burning, it knocked o ff cies teamed up to try to find the reserved for him. est force it ever has assembled to U.S. District Court Judge Rob­ a church steeple and then crashed into a packed streetcar. father tof^— cause of the world’s worst avia­ probe a crash. Air Force Headquarters in London said American students tion disaster—^when a jet plane ex­ ert P. Anderson wrote What was In Washington, Sen. Norris Cot­ appairently the last chapter of from the U.S. University of Maryland at Munich were be­ And Aunty and Uncle and dear Cousin Sue, ploded and errashed into a row of ton, R-N.H., member of the Sen- orownatone dwdUnga, setting a Oallina’s legal fight on. American lieved among those killed. The boys are all ready square bloch afire, and a propeUer- soil yesterday In U.S. district fOoBttniied en Page Six) court in New Haven when he A spokesman said the students would have been dependents Your gifts wrapped ivith care driven craft fell in flames on Staten of U.S. military personnel stationed in England. The plane Island. denied a writ of habeas corpus To help good old Santa who soon will be The toll of non-paasengera was and ordered the extradition be carried seven crew members and 13 passengers. put at nine as 125 firemen and 150 Cookbook Yule carried out. It was the world’s second plane crash upon a city in two there , policemen cemtinued the search for Gallina, 33, ia wanted by the days. Yesterday, two planes collided and “fell on New York Italian government for his activ­ - Td make you all happy victims. Gift of Herald City with a loss of 136 lives. Of 128 persona—many holiday- ities as a member of the Salvatore Police said at least five persons And share in your joy bound—aboard the two planes, ther To Subscribers OiuUano bandit gang, which was strolling through Munich’s busy sole survivor was 11-year-old active from 1944 to 1950. Gallina downtown section this pre-Christ­ Kennedy Seen The House and Hale people Stephen Balts of Chicago. He re­ contends his hctivitles were, at mas Saturday were killed by fly­ mained in critical condition in a A cookbook of recipes the worst, political crimes, be­ ing debris. From Boss to Stock boy Brooklyn hospital. cause he thought Giuliano was which have appeared in the An Air Force * spokesman in Selecting Day Recording tapes and an auto­ fighting for Sicilian Independence Are ready to serve you column, “ From Yoyir Neigh­ Washington said ' the plane was matic Jet flight recorder may tell After Judge Anderson’s ruling bor’s Kitchen,” during the attached to the 3rd Air Force and From morning to night why the Trans-World Airlines con­ an attorney for the Republic of As Postmaster stellation and the United Airlines past year, will be distrib-[ Italy said Gallina would be picked had just taken off for home base To help make your Christmas Jet rammed into one another 5,000 at Nordholt, England. uted as a Christmas gift up this morning at 8:30 a.m. at Palm Beach, Fla.. Dec* 17 (ff) feet over Staten Island. the federal correctional institution There waa no immediate word All merry and bright. from The Manchester Eve­ ’The tall aecUon and part o f a wing Ue in Brooklyn intersection following crash of United Airlines Jet —President-elect John T . Ken­ The UAL DCS. with 84 aboard here uul be put aboard the Italian from the scene to indicate any en route from Chicago, continued ning Herald to each home-, airliner yesterday. Other parts of wreckage and rubble fill street where a row of buildings, includ­ .survivors among those aboard the nedy today completed his '(sab- ’ The shelves and the cases liner "Vulcsmia," sailing from ing a enuren, was set afire In the crash. (A P Photofax). Inet—by announcing the seleo- . on for 11 miles before crashing in delivery subscriber. New York City at noon. plane, which officials said crashed Are loaded with things the Park Slope section of Brook­ near St. Paul’s Church, corner of tlon of J. Edward Day, Los An­ The cookbooks will be dis­ Spokesman at the institution re­ lyn. , The TW A plane with 44 tributed by The Herald Bayer Street. geles insurance executive, as From jackets for Daddy to big sparkly aboard en route from Dayton and fuse to say today whether Gal­ postmaster general. newsboys* Monday after­ There was no word to indicate rings Columbus, Ohio, landed in flaming ling had been picked up aa sched­ 10 from State there were any survivors among sections on Little Miller Army Alr noon to home-delivery sub­ uled. , those aboard the plane. The Air Palm Beach. Fla., Dec. 17 (IPi— It all came about after hammer and clatter Field on Staten Island.. scribers oillyi ' ■ ^glliqs WM working in Hartford Force gave the impression that It President-elect John F. Kennedy Part of the jet wreckage smash­ plans to complete his cabinet to­ When folks would drop in Additional.cookbooks will as« ‘bus boy when he was picked ill Crash believed all had perishsd. ed into the Pillar o f Fire Church. up in '1958. Sine« than, he has beSn German police were unable to day by naming a postmaster gen­ The structure was destroyed and be available for purchase at eral. His choice Is expected to be To find what was the matter. fl.5 0 at The Herald. behind bars, first in stats jails and say how many persons aboard the the caretaker was missing. . more recently gt the federal cor­ Of 2 Airliners streetcar or strolling through the J. Edward Day, a Los Angeles In­ W e hurried and scurried rectional , institution here. .streets .this. prerChristmss »fter- surance executive. And cleaned up the mess He was moved to Mkrtfo?3. Dec. 17 (ji) —A debu­ noon were hit. Kennedy echeduled s morning^ cause It had better medeial facili­ tante college girl, a salesman, a A 60-year-old woman who was newt conferenes to To make things all pretty ties to thwart s.hunger strike he handful qf business executives— standing before the door of her loth and final selection for the Boliil Asks West Talks began at the New Haven State 10 Connecticut residents in all— house in Bayer Street as the plane cabinet of the new aidminiatration No one had to guess jail. died yesterday In the flaming crash.ed,’said; taking over the reins of govern­ That Christmas was coming to your House He speaks almost no English, crash of two iirliners In New York’ "I thought It was an atom bomb ment Jan. 20. On NATO Nuclear .^Uitn Gallina was born In New York City a ty . which somebody had thrown on our Dajf, 46-year-oId Democrat, flew and Hale*s and thus Is an American citizen. ’Ihey were headSd home from city. There was a terrible explosion to Palm Beach from Wadilngton He was taken to Italy aa a child the Midwest, four of them from and the street was immediately a with the President-elect last night And after we put away brushes and pails Perls, Dec. 17 OP)—West Ger-fatep back to outdated military by his i^rents. college and the other six from sea of flames. The prediction was that Day We had nothing todo, . . . man Defense IHnister Franz Josef coalitloni of the past. Tliit would business transactions. I will never forget It. Panic would be at Kennedy’s meeting Strauss today calleU on the West­ spread fear in Europe and open 18 Arreited in Raid Fairfield County was home for broke out on the street. Men and with newsmen for o^Q^el dis- But smile and be ready ern government leaders to meet at the door for more Soviet threats six of them. Three were from women poured from the nearby a summit conference next spring and belligerency, if not worse. Meriden, Dec. 17 — Eighteen Greenwich alone. houses, screaming and yelling and fOontlnned on Page Six) To serve you and y o u .... to devise an agreed nuclear policy The future military posture of persons were arrested early today Casualties among passengers on crying. It waa chaos.” for NATO defense. the alliance was considered in the in a raid on what police called an the United Airlines jet that plum­ Among people who ran from So put on your mittens Strauss m ade. his roposal in re­ light of yesterday’s proposal by after-hours bottle club. meted to earth in Brooklyn were: their houses to the scene to help, Put out the cat sponse to the U.S. reconunendation Herter that a massiv'e force of Po- Meriden detectives, with an as­ Henry Bruher. 36, Big Oak many suffered burns. Some aided that NATO be armed with a new sist by-State Police, staged the 3 Lane. Stamford, an executive of a motorist escape his blazing car. Button your coat force mof rocket-carrying nuclear (Uontinned on Page Eleveo) a.m. raid on the establishment the Johns-Manville Co. Many cars on the street burned. Bulletins subs and polaris missiles. called Josie’s Joint on Gracey Ave­ Hugh S. Butler, 50, Cross Rd., American military forces joined from the AP Wires And put on your hat ’The West German defense minis­ nue. Darien, a vice president of the German police and fire brigades In And Come for Christmas ter said the meeting of chiefs of Two men identified as the pro­ Simmons Mattress Co. attempting to extinguish the blaze government was necesary to make Pro-Reds Lose prietors were arrested along with Charles E. Somers, 57,. of 5.3 ! in the city center, still aflame 2 1/2 IPs easy as that. the prindiMl decisions in a new Hamilton Ave, Watertown, vice I hours after the crash. SELASSIE CX>5IES HOME 11 men and 5 women customers. London, Dec. 17 (J>—Emper­ NATO nuclear policy. Police identified the proprietors I president of General Time dorp. ' Dense fog covered Munich ait Surrounding this message The meeting would take the since 1948. ' the time of the crash—2:09 p.m. or Haile Selassie of EtUopta Capitpl of Laos aa Nicholas Rizza and Ernest Bal- returned to hlff strife-torn capi­ Are the folks in the store place of . the normal spring minis­ lante Jr., each of them charged I Margaret LaRivicre, 18, of Munich time. terial meeting of NATO, to be held j Round Hill Rd.. 'Greenwich, a A shopowner near the crash tal, of Addis Ababa today, &e Vientiane, Laos, Dec.- 17 ' ijp ~ with liquor law violations. Ethiopian Embassy here report­ Who are your friends and neighbors in Oslo. Strauss did not, however, The others were charged with I freshman at Barat College of the scene said: specify that Oslo should be the site The pro-western government of "The big plarie came down like a ed. An Embassy communique Prince Boun Ouih and Gen. frequenting and breach of the sold the Emperor, who Oen And the strength and the core of the meeting. peace. (Continued on Page Two) Wartime German dive bomber. It The defense chiefs of the 15 Phouml Nosavan announced the made a horrible, Whining noise. We Nwk from Brazil after learning Of the only Manchester Department Store capture of Vientiane Airport to­ Bond for Rizza and Ballante North Atlantic Alliance nations all dashed for shelter. Then came that a revolution had broken day after driving pro-Communiet was set at $500 each, and for the out In his .African kingdom, ’round __ conferred on ways of countering others $25. growing Russian threats. forces out of this. Laotian capital. fConItnued on Page Six) reached the capital at 4 p.m. (9 Where years ago licorice could be bought The summit session, if accepted, But the triumph of the anti­ News Tidbits a.m. EST).) would offer the NA’TO allies their communists. after a flaming 78- Democrats Pick Shea by the pound first full. opportunity to meet and hour battle in the streets that left Hartford, Dec. 17 (/P\—Demo­ Culled from AP Wires GALLINA EXTRADITED Today the corner of Oak and Main talk with U.S. President-elect the center of the city in ruins, crats in the State House of Rep­ Wright Made Danbury, Dec. 17 i/P)—Vin­ John F. Kennedy. For this reason it may. be only the prelude to a long resentatives have chosen State cenzo Gallina, onetime Sicilian Is bright and white and sparkly again. Is expected to attract wide allied civil war in the jungles. Rep. William T. Shea of Meriden, Gol?. Orville L. Freeman «ays i*.oveii-yeai-old Stephen Baltz of Wilmette, 111., who was thrown bandit, u-as removed from the support. Phoumi said the diehard pro- a youthful attorney, as their mi­ he return* to Washington next clear in crash of jetliner In Brooklyn yesterday gets assistance Initial Flight Federal Correctional Institu­ Strauss spoke out strongly Communist Pathet Lao guerrilla nority leader. week to conifer about transferring a.s he lies in snow bank nehr §cene of disa.ster. This is a New tion here today and taken to New (With apologies to Clement C. Moore) against the idisa of a "fortress powers of the agriculture depart­ York Journal American ptewr^. Name of man In picture not York for extradition to Italy. A United States.’’ He said this was (ContlBued on Page Eleven) (Contfaiued bn Page Two) ment . . . Republicans organizing available. Tlie woman is Mrs, Dorothy Fletcher. (AP Photo- 57 Y e a r s Ago U.S. Marshal picked np GaUlna, technically' possil^e but would be to give President-elect Joh$ F. fax ). and institution spokesmen said politically dangerous for Western Kennedy’s appointees a vigorous he was turned over to State De­ ■ ______/ Kitty Hawk. N.C.. Dec. 17 i/P> - Europe. going over when they come up for partment and Italian Consnlato This was taken aa a response to Senate confirmation. Fifty-seven years ago today, at representatives in York. suggestions in the past few days You Gan Beat City Hall, Below - freezing temperatures Body Burned^ Broken 1():37 a.m., prvlile Wright made by U.S. Secretary of State CSiris- cover most of nation east of man’s first flight in a heavier- 7 DIE IN TRAIN CRASH tian Herter that the U^S. might re­ Bnecia, Italy, Dec. 17 (/PI — Rockies with readings In 20s ex­ than-air machine. It was a 12-sec­ deploy some of its troops to hSlp tending as far eouth as central The locomotive of on Italian ease the U.S. dollar drain. The Trash Man Tony Proves portions of Guf atateS . . . Third Lone Survivor of Crash ond venture into the air just a few luxury train slewed o ff Its roUa Herter statement was widely-inter­ murder trial of Dr. , R. Bernard feet above the sand. today into the path of on omom- 'rf- ■■'«'"'%■ > ■ preted here as prefacing an actual Finch and his former paramour, That flight was to be com­ Uig express train. Passenger withdrawal of some troops, with Carole ’I’regoff, is proper time to memorated In ceremonies here to­ coaches were slammed helter- r’.,; more possibly in the offing. Los Angeles, Dec. 17 (jp)— cents; 1 car. 5 miles, 70 cents; day, and Ironically, the observance skelter and there were seven- The guy who said you can’t consider their double Jeopardy Has Chance to Recover -Iffi ‘■i? . '% ’ T' 'd ' Strauss said any withdrawal of dump fee, $4.43: takea place just 24 hours, almost known dead and about 40 fat- beat city hall didn’t figure on “’ToUl. $108.54.” pleas, judge rules, setting Jan. 3 ■ • • the U.S. from Europe would be a as tentative date for trial. to the minute, after the worst air Jured. Involved were the fast . ■■■ rubbish collectdr Tonly Aiigus- "I’m not p a y iA ” eaid "Arlecchlno” train, which con­ A $16,000 federal advance to By HAL McCLURE back to Bleep but he knCw how disaster since that first powered tyn, winner today over t',ree Tony. "You don’r^Peed an flighf: nects Venice and Milan, and the h7 Lff trimmers who tried to trim army* to plant one little $2.50 Woodbrldge, Conn, to finance New York, Dec. 17 (/P)—A small excited hie son was and how he planning of sewerage facilities It was at 10:34 a.m. yesterday Trieste— Milan Bapido expraos. him of $108.64. tree." red-haired boy, his body burned was looking forward to the trip. Selassie Due which will cq;t estimated $870,OM that two airliners collided over Police said a broken wheM ap­ Reniember Tony? He’s the Oh, yea you are, said the The lad had been ill and etayed announced by Community Faclll- and broken, lies in critical condi­ New York, killing 127 of the 128 parently caused the locomottra rugged individualist whose homo when his mother and sister of the .Arlecchlno to hurtle eft parks department, contending tiee Administration. tion in a Brooklyn hospital today. people aboard the two planes, and celebrated battle with bureau­ the bill waa reasonable. flew to New York Wednesday. Its track and onto the rails of In Addis Ababa Cpylon government finds four His parents stand by in prayerful nine on the ground. The Trans cracy began when one of his "So eue me," aaid Tony. Stephen didn’t eat much for the approaching Rapido. Tlw former cabinet ministers and two vigil. World Airlines plane involved in trucks backed into an 18-foot They did. breakfast yesterday, said the fam ­ yesterday’s crash originated Ita Ariecchino was* traveling at ' Asmara, Ethiopia, Dec. 17 (/P) — members of parliament guilty of The lad is the sole survivor of eucalyptus tree on a public, ' And in small claims court ily matdT Mrs. Pearl Belue, known flight in Dayton, Ohio, hometown about 80 miles on hour and the llmperor Haile Selassie prepared parkway last August. taking bribes.. .John Charles yesterday's tragic airline col­ yesterday Judge Lester. O. to the three Baltz children as of the Wright Brothers. Rapido at 5o. for a triumphal return . to his The county Dept, of Parks Thomas, one of America’s great lision. capital of AdicUs Ababa today as Luce ruled in Tony’s favor "Lady Blue." He just sat there North Carolina Gov. Luther and Recreation sent out an 11- baritones. Is buried in Mountain "We’re grateful to the Almighty and grinned, she said, adding: CASTRO BLASTS CARDINAL the last lingering sparks of an ill- when the parks department View Cemetery at San Bernardino, for this miraculous thing," said Hodges and other state and fed­ man crear in two tnioks and a failed to bring to court the Havana. Dec. 17 Iffi — FMel' starred rebellion there appeared car. They replaoed the damag­ Calif., he died Tuesday.. .Atlas tho boy’s father, William 8. Baltz. "'Then he got dreseed up In a eral officials were here to pay 11-man crew, who re-planted pretty gray suit and gray gloves Castro today denounced CMha’a . about to be stamped out. ed tree with a sapling. Tony missile fired from Vandenberg Air Doctors believe that the youth. tribute to the Wright brothers— the now famous echinus tre- and gray hat with a little feather highest-ranking Roman CMholto The bearded 88-year-old "con­ went into orbit when he got Force Baee, Calif., speeds 4,884 Stephen Baltz, 11, has a good Wilbur and Orville—and to dedi­ quering lion of Judah," reached binthifelia. In It.” cate a $375,000 ytaltors’ center and ‘ prelate, Manuel Cardinal Arte­ thie Wll; mllee ia 27 minutes and hits target chance for recovery, despite seri- aga, as a “Judas” and phnged this gaily decorated provincial "To cover coet of removal 'Pony testified first He ad­ in Enlwetok Lagoon. She told him he would be the admlnlatration building . at the ouB burns, a broken isft leg and handsomest man on thC plane. “ He deeper In the Russian economlo capital yesterday and received an and replacement of parkway mitted his truck hit the tree Generallaslmo Rafael Trujillo, the possibility he may have been Wright Brothers National Me­ .uproarious welcome from almost and o ffe ^ to pay $25. liked that," she said. morial. orbit, in an angry OV^-honr tree knocked down at 6445 W. strong man of the Dominican Re­ Injured Internally by breathing 'speech, the bearded prime min­ the entire population. 118th St. , Judge Luce then wanted to public for 30 years, u-tne election flames. "When I kissed him goodbye," Hodges called this scenic Outer Banks resort commuhity "a shrine ister carried t o bitter fend with. .. He. exonerated U s eldest son, "1 schlnua trebinthlfella, hear from the tree re-plant- for foveraorehlp of SanUago Pro- For young Stephen the jet she said, “ I told him, ‘What am I to man’s infinite c a ^ clty for the church to n neqr bright by '44ryear-old Crown prince Aafa $2.50; 1 redwood ataka, 55' •r». • A rqdfaced representa- vinco*..Adam Claytoh Powell, fli^ t from Chicago had been his going, to do around here with no­ body to pound lumps on?’ oebievament.” charging that the U-yaor-oM Waasan,. from ., blame for the cants; I tree trimmer lozemah, tivq of tha auditor's offlea New York Negro clergyman and first airplane trip alone. He was . • - fT l. revolutionary r^ m e proclaimed in 1 hour, 15,84; 1 tree trimmer aaid he didn’t thtak they #ere .“ And he laughed and said, ‘Pile ‘flha Outer Bonks hava os- Cardinal tolerated thievery by Oemooratlo Congresaman, honey- flying to New York to join his e«-dletotor Fdlgwario ngttrin the capital last' Wednetiaay by ■ubforeman, 8 houre, I14J9; needed. |ki Judge Luos etid: meooing in Baa Joan, P. with them all on mS right now, Lady sunMd their righ tfu l place.” mother and sister on a holiday B lue.'” and gave H to o f dnfhia to rebels in the palace guard. 8 tree trimmers, 7 hours, "I rale fer the defendant” hie whlU facretaiT, Ivette D lago.. Hodgw said. ‘l>oU> in the rich visit virith relatives. Stephen's father took him to the North Carolina h a r t t ^ and in the blo^r ttilitiH’-” Onatin dld- ‘T he rebels tried to make the 880.2<); 8 tn e labortra^S " f « e a t a let er Ume fight Barvarian youths bora in 1940. a Stephen’s day started early -r airport and put him on the big the mainstream o f uw elMtte’a net mention m t o apeaeh at n - prince*their decoy,” the deflint hoars, |2$b47; 1 truck driver, ihg t i b hut I feel It waa hungry, war year In Oermahy. at 5:45 o.m. — yesterday when he Doa He lUneas, TIom Off, Etc., Some Of Onr resMMUMl Are Nat Shoiva I c ^ o f lOiiga saM. 1 hour, $4.08; 1 truck dHViir, ertd Tony*- United Air Lines DCS bound f