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VOL. LXXXI, NO. 64 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 (Claeaifled AdvertUIng on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS As V.S, Fires Shot State News Court Case N e Threaten R oundup On Prayers In Schools Three Towh^ JiSore N -T ests Washington, Dec. 4 {IP)— Pick Mayors TheSupreme Court agreed today to consider whether it By OTANUBY JOHNSON A t' By THE AS80CIATE0 PRESS is unconstitutional for pray On Laos Peace Moscow, Dec. 4 (/P)— Th.e territory a n d ^ e West's rejection The last three mayoralty ers to be said in public of the Russian demand for an un- Russians tried again last electiona'of the year in Con schools. supervlsed test moratorium. A petition submitted by par-' night to put the blame on the The Russian return to the necticut are being held this West for continuance of nu enls of nine children in four Geneva talks last weelcwas inter : week. schools in New Hyde Park, N. Y., I clear weapon tests. preted as an indication they had The voters are going to the contends the offering of prayer | Peiping Hits The Soviet government declared completed their scries of testa that : polls irr Willlmantic and Putnam in schools violates the Constitu that unless the western powers included the biggest man-made ex- today and in Rockville tomorrow. tion's principle of separatio.n of ■lop all nuclear weapons tests — ,\11 three communities are in the church and state. Integration 'Including underground explosions (Continued On Page Seven) northeast corner of Connecticut. New York State's Board of Re that don't produce radioactive faH- In Willimantic. Democratic May gent*. the governing body of the I out — it will resume "such nucletU' or Flprimond J. Bergeron is seek state's public school system, had tests as It deems necessarj' for ing An unprecedented seventh recommended to all local school Of Military the consolidation of its defense Arabs to Block term as uie community's chief ex boards that this praver be used ] capacity." ecutive. The Republicans have put daily in opening exercises; A few hours after the Moscow up John A, Wrana. a retired grain "Almighty God. we acknowl Geneva, Dec. 4 (IP)'—^The United Nations store manager'.v The Democrats edge our denendence upon Thee, warning the United States an- Western powers and the So nounqfd it had set off a low-yieid controi the city council. 6-1. and we beg Thy blessings upon u*. underground nuciear blast yester Putnam's Democratic Mayor our parents, our teachers, and our viet bloc concluded a fai;’- day and Is preparing to go ahead Refugees Plan Leo C. Tetreault. wHK aucceeded cbiinrry." reaching agreement today on Vlth' another test next Sunday. John N. Dempsey when tie became The objecting parents said they ■ were, variously, members of the | how to maintain the peace "Our announced policy is to ITnited Nations. N. T „ Dec. 4 govei-nor, Ls not seeking re-elec tion. In his, place, the Demdcrat.* ■Iew1.*h faith.' the Unitarian" and neutrality of Laos. teat and taik," a State Depart — The United State.* and Israel Church, the Soriety for Ethlenl The 6-polnt agreement . was ment spokesman said in Washing headed today for an open cla.sh have nominated William St. Onge an attorney. Culture, and one parent Is a non adopted et a closed session ot.the ton. with the Arab world over how to believer. 14-nation Laos peace conference. It help the U.ÔO.OOO Pale.*tine Arab His GOP opponent is Selectman The Russians, who broke a 3- Tliey appealed to the High Tri- will become operative when the year moratorium on nuclear test refugee.*. I John Vance. Thf Democrats cr the imminent threat of extended this country’s embar “A vacuum in the civil power intendents in the area recommend Watson called'the new East Ger ers " get control ,of East Ger For Boost in Taxes? ing the elimination of both Jcirish action ia military operation.*. . . . go on imports of,Cuban sugar threatens the installation of sup' Boston, Mas.*., police superintend- man action an illegal violation’ of many's communications. and^Christian religious celebrations the 4-pow6r occupation agree The Autobahn —a superhighway until next June 30. The ban on reme military power with liquida »nt says he can neitlier confirm sugar from the Communlst-mled tion of all vestiges of democracy," from the publir schools. / ments on Berlin and denranded So- cutting across 110-miles of Com- Hymns for llie Jewish fe.stivfcl nor deny reports that six pollce-- island Off the southern coast Fiallo said. By THK a s s o c ia t e d PRESS i*.been trying to get out from under men turned In their tiadgos a.* the. would have expired' Dec. 8f. Fiallo said after the hour-long The question of responsibility their Ribicoff-Dempse.v tax pro of Hanukkah have been omitted at (Contlnued oh Page Six) (Continued on Page Nineteen) the request of the Jew-ish Commu- aftermath of a bookie raid on White House press secretaiT- conference ftith Balaguer's rep for the'1961 increase In slate taxes gram. Swartz Key Shop on Massachu- is growing into a. full-scale polit- nitv here. Pierre Salinger declined to link resentatives the Civic Union was "Now they are thinking about selU Ave. Kennedy’s -action' with Cuban adamant that Balaguer must step ; ical debate. , , 'running the fellow who created "Essentially. I have asked our schools to play' down the religious N. Y. Democrat, Rep. Victor L, Premier Fidel Castro’s state down before any new government I Each party is putting the blame most of the fiscal me.ss which has Anfuso says Dec. 20 ha.* been se The ‘Pro-^BIue’ Program ' ment last Friday in sriilch G as-. could be forme(i. j on the other. The argument can be resulted in the tax raise." , . motif.” Wyllie e.xplained. "'This, expected to get more acrimonious lected as Uie date for this eoun- tro admitted he. was a Com It was learned privatejy that the This 'was a reference to the however, is- sometimes a hard de tr j’s manned orbital space shot. munist of the Mandst-Lenin Balaguer administration, which ' if latest statements on the issue continued speculation that Ribi cision to make because aspects of school. are any indication. the celebration are so much a . ! . Dinah Shore and George Thursday turned dowfi a formula coff might resign as secretary of Montgomery sought seclusion sep Walker to Fight Alone aubmittted by the Civic Union, of . In a talk in Hamden yesterday. health, education and welfare and pact of our culture. He said, for example, art could arately today and tîie Hollywood NEHRU HITS OOU> WAB fered some concessions. The nature Democratic Gov./John N. Demp- return here to accept the Demo movie colony turned from gasping sev took a poke at legislatoiv* who not be discussed without mention , iSlew Delhi, India, Dec. 4 (JPt— of these concessions was not re cratic nomination for the U.S. to guessing about the. surprising Prime Minister Nehfn iîpealed vealed. voted for the increases but now Senate, although he has made .sev ing church masterpieces, "I think we all just have to be eollapse of their ‘‘perfect" mar Against Communism .to Christian leaders from around Unofficial reports said Balaguer are ducking responsibility by say eral disavowals. riage. ing they did so "reluctantly." guided I by common sense in this, the world today to approacii In had suffered a light attack of hepa The 1961 legislature, politically mstter.’'' he said An eight-year-old boy, at first ternational problems in a "M end- titis. a liver ailment, but the gov "If a man is to act responsibly, ditided by virtue of Republican pronounced dead at Wilmington, New Y'ork. Dec. 4 i.Pi— Former^‘‘deflnitely, pink” such persons as ! he cannot vote for a tax increase A spokesman for the Jewish iy spirit rather than In the aptrlt ernment pre.ss office said he was control of the House and Demo Community Council said most ob-' Del.. General Hospital and revived Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker says] former President Truman, Mrs. of the cold âr. If we 'aeek at home after a ho.spital checkup I and subsequently speak out cratic control of the Senate, boost after three-hour heart massage, he'll go It alone in his fight against | Franklin D, Roosevelt and former again.st his own Vote." Dempsey ---- „ 4' peace, we -must In some wnya -- ed the sale.* certain business (Continue*! on Page Four) dies 24 hours after resuscitation. communism. i Secretary of Slate Dean Acheson. adopt the waj's of peace,” he tidd .said. "This seems to me to be an taxes and other levies to balance . . . Carnegie Corp. of New York "I will not be affiliated with any-i His .so-called "pro-blue " program i e.xample of irresponsibility." ê the General Assembly of Rocky’s Brother IM the budget. grants 8850,000 for the first com one in particular." he declared yes-1'(the word "blue” symbolic of World Council of Churches. , ..... ; mentioned no names. In his speech to the-> Brother: plete study of the nation’s Roman terday when asked whether he loyalty) included lectures on com- Republican State Chairman A. Plane Crash Kills Nehru Is not a Christian. R e waa hood of Temple Mishkan Israel in Catholic elementary and second would carry out his programs mt^nism, American citizenship, re- bom into the Hindu -faitti bat On Visit to Albany I Searle Pinney, calling on his Hamden. Dempsey defended the ary schools, to be administered by I party to start getting tough, said through such organizations a* the ligibn and methods of Communist later abandoned religion and ha- tax hikes as the only way of bal Three in Gerniattv the University of Notre Dame and John Birch Society. infiltration, came an agnostic. Albany, N. Y„ Dec. 4 (IP — A I in a' speech to the Fairfield Coun- expected to take two or. • three jty GOP organization in Westport ancing the state budget and pro "I intend to be myself and stay An Army Investigation cleared grim Gov. Nel.son. A. Rockefeller viding. essential services. Frankfurt. Germany; Dec. 4 (IP) years. unas.sociated with any organization Walker of accusations that his BRITAIN ACCUSED turned to state businea.* today Saturday night: - The 'United Slates need ' not ! "The time has come to take off Even before he offered his —A ' 4-jet Boeing 720 of the Ger or any individual except the neces troop training course wais pat after another personal blow, the worry about Nigeria drifting into sary personal staff to carry on my United Nations, N, T ., Dec. 4 the gloves and to start throwing budget, Dempsey iaid. ."respon man Lufthansa Airline crashed terned on literature of the John Of)—Tho former chief of the . sudden Illness of his younger some punche.s-and there'.* plenty sible leaders of both political par near the city of Mainz on a train the Communist camp, says J. M. correspondence and my assistance Birch Society. The report (»id, brother, Laurance, who.W'as \isit- Udochl, Nigerian ambassador, for in my program and objective. I am U.N. operation In Katanga to^ of ammunition" ties had agrekl that a tax increase ing flight today. An airline spokes how^-er, that Walker was a scjciety day accuaed Britala of prorok- ' Ing the executive mansion. was both necessary and inevitable man .said all three men aboard three reasons; the Moslem relig not going to be a princibal spokes member. Laurance, 51> ..was taken 111 Pinne.v, who recently a.ssumed ion. lack of class conflict in Ni man for anyone but Edwin A. Ing President Molso Tshombe’s the party leadership, said among 'sq_that Cbnndctiinit could meet were killed- Walker, appearing on the ABC- forces to violence. In the aeoie«- shortly after he, his wife and the The .spokesman .said there were i gerian society, and political tradi Walker.” ^ , TV program, '"Issues and An- overiior arrived at tlie mansion the "amm,inition" could includ Iji^r com'niitraents.. , • tions lnherite(i from Britain...... Walker quit, the Army last month sionlst province by wpporttiig And despite the hikes^ Connec no passengers on the plane when sivers," said he didn't intend to his regime. Conor OruJa* aturday. ed the fiscal policies of former it crashed while attempting an The 37-year-old wife of an unem following removal from his com- f Gov.' Abraham Ribicoff and his, ticut, continues to be a competitive change his purposes much. • O'BHen of Ireland, who raeigmid! Rockefeller arrived in Albany emergency landing near the vil ployed Wilkes-Barre. Pa., mine- mahd of the 24th Division in Ger "I think the ‘pro-blue’ program* Saturday aboard his private plane. succeesor. Dempsey. He saifl their state, having combined' state and lage of EbersjSelm, west of Mainz, worker gives birth ^to triplets, many last May. It hqd come after from hu ITJf. poet Sdtwdny fiscal policies have "seriously im locpi taxes "substantiaH ylo^’cr making a totr.l of 10 el^dren in an investigation of complaints ia very appropriate in many fields with a bitter sUteawmt againat; He told a photographer who ex The three victims included twd" and areas,” he commented. paired the state's ftnajices.” than the'’ average for all states,” flight captains and a flight en the family. ' ‘ about an information program he Britain, ampUfled hi* ch am a a t ’ pressed the hope that 1962 would Asked if he was forbidden by a news coaference. " Britain |w* be a better year fpr him that, "It ' And Phnney peppered the pot Dempsey said. gineer,. all Germans. It was the New York City Transit Author- sponsored among his tnx>ps. with an additional statement tq- Another aidvantage was that first jet crash in Lufthansa’s his- -Ity reports loss of million on op He later was ordered to a staff the Army to tgll his troops what been steadfastly In favor of.tfca couldn't bo worse.” 'he regarded a«. the truth, he de ■eceaalon of Katanga aatO it . day: Connecticut has no income tax, he torj’. -1 eration of< the subway ^ t e m in assignment at the Army's Pacific Shortly thereafter, Laurance clared; beeome* definitely reeognlaed d* . was stricken. '> "ENef since the adjournment of ■aid. "I reject an income tax even 111* crash. Which oceuih-ed Just the last fiscal year, 'but eam lnn headiiuarters. of 14 million oii buses for over-^ - Among other things, Walker waA facto (In fact) aa lndapaiiiMrt»’' the General Assembly, Governor - \ ~ i ) (OontbiMd on Pag» Twa) pn>fit of |3 mlllioa accuaed of having described as (Ooattained m Faire BIgte) hakald. ' I - (OoaMBMd ea Fage Nine) Dempaey end the Democrats have (CMtianM M Fag* Fear) ■ 1 "■I'y ■*' ^ ..- ■ J / • ■ /■ ■ \' V y

/ PAOITWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONtl^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 4 , 1981 BIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* MONDAY', DECEMBER 4, 1961 ' PAGE THREE ord album avallabla In aither stereo Shopping Days^ or monophonic- vdralOna. It is as C o lu m b ia ' Tolland, TaicottvUle and Vernon fine a performance aa yoa are like li. I. I RockvUle-V ernon especially In the counting of hun gram report la expected In mid- colleges'. «nd unlvenitiM which as well, as groupa of individuals In dreds of pennias. Reports Slated January, ly t o . encounter, and is so well Till Christmas ■ Curtis to Attend train scliool aînlatraton. RANGE known that I don'ti need to com Sheinwold on Bridge Broad Brook and the W(apiplng The remaining report, a review The plah cal!:alu for creation of a ment further. Hop River. Group Appeals UNICEF (joUeefion Wood Rd. area. Ou Master Plan of zoning and .recommendations for 2-Day Conference permanent New England Council \ M l The sponsoring group hopes that future revisions of zoning ordi for the Improvement of School Ad )UEL OIL “THE WAY next year It may Influence parr Feliowcraft Club A Ctiristmaa Offering DON’T 8ACKIFICB < Skioth deiler Brings in $841 With the approach of a March nances and the zoning map, is now ministration to coordinate college . Bi-Products Zone Variance ents to accompany ..their children being completed. No deadline for It Superint^deht of Schmls Wil Leontyne Price AGAINST DUFFER- Both sidee valnerthto 1 deadline for completion of the. liam H. Curtis will attend a con programs for training achool ad g a s o l i n e 1 HEARH IT” Vienna Phil.—Karajan- Moirni Mrs. MlIdrcRI Wllles, chairman on Halloween rounds, and to con To Pick Officers Manchester master plan. Planning has been set. ministrators. By Alfred Sheinwold fine their visits to their own ference called by the New Ehigland (London) Pater Naiunec, president of the ♦ 1 i of the Halloween UNICEF collec and Renewal 'Associates have list Board of Higher Education and the X, Hop River Village Improvement You can't learn to make sacri ty 7 4 s tion, reports $641.48 was collected neighborhoods. The Feliowcraft Club of Man ed tentative release dates on-re RECORD CHURCH BUDGET ' ' by John Gruber Here is a one-disc album of fice bids at the right time by read Mrs. Wllles reported that since New England Association of School \ Auseies in the Black Aarociation, said last night that 0 A K Q 10 4 this year for the cause.' chester Lodge of Masons will have ports covering remaining phases of ■ Dallas, Dec. 4 (/P)—What church Superintendents Thursday and BANTLY OIL Christmas carols. All the w^ll ing about them. That will teach 4) J 7 2 all expenses of the collection were known ones are included, and/they George W. Johnson and 14 other Two years ago the collection its annual meeting tonight at the the study. officials believe to be the largest Friday In Brookline, Mass. residents of Coventry, members of you the theory, but in practice, you WIST BAST paid by the church coilncil women, The first of the reports,,is an up local church budget In the history Canberra — Australia’s foreign- Ir iM I'W ). |N( , are beautifully done, with a fine also have to know something about totaled $368; ahd last year, $523, Shrlner’s Oasis Club in East Hart About 250 college deans and pro tâde picture improved hugely in the organization living In the area, RAKQ7 * 10 9 8 4 3 2 every cent collected will go to the dating of data on schools, due Dec. of Christendom has been oversub fessors, school superintendents and ill M \t\ - I RCl.l orchestra add fine singing b y Miss your opponents. lyAQN <7 10 9 6 9 Sponsored by the Greater Rock aid of underprivileged chlldrien un ford. the July-September quarter. There Price. Herbert von'Karajan is one have appealed a decision of the 6, to be followed toward the end scribed by the First Baptist committeemen, legislators and rep- ex- with Chriatmhs Just around-ând they come in a wide variety of Coventry Zoning Board of Appeals In theory, East should bid five 0^7 9 8 5 <> 7 ville Council of Church Women, der the United Nations organiza Officers will be elected. A so Church of Dallas. was an $80,000,000 surplus of TEL, Mitchell 9-4595 of the most famous of todays con spa^s as a sacrifice. He is down of next week on findings covering re.sentativea of state education de ^ r ts over imports compared with the comer, the' probiem of shopping prices announced Nov. 1 granting a vari ♦ 8 5 the collection was aided by 13 tion; She had praise for the many cial hour starts at 6:30 and a steak future land use. The record $1,218,600 budget was ductors. and the whole thing is a only one trick at that contract, so SOUTH churches in Rockville, Elltngfton, partments will consider a plan of a deficit of $197,600,000 in the for gifts Is likely to be uppermost You can pay less than a dollar for ance to the Connecticut Bi- volunteer workers who assisted, dlnnur will be served at 7:30. The capital Improvements pro oversubscribed by $15,210. cooperation among New England KOCKVILLE 'TR 5-.3271 fine example of its t>T>e. under two dollars. Personally, I'd It costs only 200 points. This Is a ♦ 4 same 1960 period. bi ybur minds. I suggest that you a single "45.'' and on the other Products Co. The appeal la made to small price to pay, since South has consider giying a recording or so hand, some stereo albums run up prefer a disc like one of these to a the Tolland County Court of Com <7 K J 2 Victory At Sea (Vol. 8) a cold game at clubs, worth 600 0 6 3 2^ to people who “have everything. ' into fairly expensive figures. Tliis Richard Rogers 2-buck necktie, any day, so I rec mon Pleas and Is returnable Jan. 2. ommend that you consider them as points. ♦ A K 10 9 < 4 Recordings are always ac^table, week I'm going to offer a few sug (RCA Victor) A writ was served Nov. 24 on The.sacriflce may even produce gestions for your consideration. moderately priced items. Grant Toothacher, chairman of the BeWk Weet N « 4h l a * This one ts- recommended for the a profit. Conceivably, South or 1 ♦ Double 1 0 1 ♦ Coventry Zoning Board of Appeals North may go on to six clubs, and Handel—Messiah' high-fl addict who wants to have Hi-Fi HI Jinks - Strauss (ZBA) and Benjamin Meirowitz, 2 ♦ 2 ♦ 3 ♦ rue Farrel and others unusual soiinds with which to (Waltzes', Polkas, Marrhea) that contract pan be defeated- 5 ♦ AU Pan vice president of processing cbm- As it happened. East djdn't take Mormon Tabernacle Choir rattle his windows, and shake the Vanguard SRV - 104 pany. Opening lead — 4 K TUNE TEASERS plaster, (There are n good many the sacrifice. He knew that South Phila. t)rch.—Ormandy Thi.s is really a sort of hi-fi The appellants are part of a 60- was a bad player. I f there was a Thi.s work is always associate ' of them, you know,! I don't rec demonstration ' record, issued by member group headed by Naumec, would discard two hearts on dum ommend it for serious listening, DOWN way to go down at five clubs. South with Christmas, so it heads my list V'anguard to show the quality of who have been seeking to have the would find it. And so it turned out. my’s good diamonds, making the of suggestions. This is a two-rec- but for the fellow who is always their recordings. As an advertis firm, which manufacturers fer contract. ‘ playing sound effects of trains, Plays Quickly ing gimmick, it is sold at a low tilizer and meal from chicken en WITH South ruffed the second spade, As you can see; there's no ad milk-wagons, etc., this is a marked price, and represents more than trails. “clear the air and water of vantage in sacrificing- against an improvement. It has cannonading drew trumps with the ace and king, J i average value. Of course Strauss odors and pollution." and then started the diamonds. It opponent who will fall over hit own endly (actual sounds) and htaven knows music is enjoyable and much loved shadow if you give him the chance. what ail. The company recently was went just about as quickly as that, ALL IN ONE STORE by everybody. The beat known granted a variance from zoning but South slowed up when East Daily Question waltzes, polkas and marches, are regulations which would permit discarded on the second round of Partner opens with one spade, SHOP FOR ALL YOUR AH by itself I should call yout included on this sjogle disc. them to expand their facilities to- diamonds. and, the ne**- player passes. You attention to the special deal on Wagner Overtures within five.feet of the New Haven South couldn't get to his hand hold; Spades~-10 9 8 4 3 2; Hearts RCA recordings of operas. At the Railroad tracks (regulations call with a trump, for dummy’s jack -.-10 9 6 5; Diamonds—7; Clubs — Merry Christmas Store” MATERNITY NEEDS Czech Phll-Konwitschny DUL moment, you can buy any 8-disc for "within 10 feet"). This the blocked the suit. He had to contin 3. What do you sky ? opera for the price of a 2-disc Parliament PLPT5S BUH-SES, SKIRTS. SLACKS, compan.v claims it needs to pro ue with a third diamond.and a dia Answer; Bid four gpades. This 1 2 3 0 album, or any 4-dlsc one, for the This, too, represents more than bid normally shows slightly greater BRAS AXP GIRDLES the usual value. Parliament records vide extra room for equipment mond ruff. Now he put dummy in AA.M . to 10 A.M . price Of 3. This Includes such a with which they could cut down with a trump to discard on the last strength In high cards, but your large variety of offerings by this are subsidized by the USSR as part weird distribution makes up for^ 'AT of-.its cultural exchange program, odors and waste matters. diamond, but he had to lose two company that I can't begin to men The appellants claim that they \v heart tricks. Down one. your, weakness. tion them all. Look these up for consequently you get these fecord- For Sheinwold’s 36-page booklet, ings at less than you might expect were "prevented from introducing A good player would make the Glazier's yourself, if you're interested. evidence at the public hearing of contract by'dropping dnjnmy's jack “A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send WINF Corset and Cnlform Shop for similar quality. The overtures ,50c to Bridge Book, Manchester included are: Flying Dutchman, the' ZBA on Nov. 3, and that "the of clubs on the second round of 6S1 Mala St.—Manchester i The following discs are all variance wa.s not relevant to a trumps. On discovering the bad Evening Herald. Box 3318, Grand •singles and are all available for Tristan and Isolde, and Meister- Central Sla., N. Y. 17, N. Y. singer. proper consideration of the con diamond break, declarer would lead servation of public health and dummy's low tnimp to the nine (CopyriKht 1961, General Fea Musir America Loves Best safety and convenience, welfare and take a diamond finesse. He tures (T'orp.) INTRODUCES Various Arttsts and property values". BCA Victor This is the second legal action 100 feet above the toll road and taken against Connecticut Bl- plunged nose first Into a field. This is a re-issue of older discs, __Plane Crash Kills | I and is calculate!: to appeal to the Products. Inc., within the month. Dead in the crash yesterday were older person who remembers with The- first was an Injunction suit OHM. Hn TM HmU Ik. Three in Gerinanv the pilot, William E. Phillips, 35, DESIGNER MATCH-MATES nostalgia the names of Flagstad. filed for the Town of Columbia, a Boardman Township; his wife, Pons. Kreisler, Toscannini, and so Columbia business firm and 11 In Beverly, 29; a son, Kenneth, and TONIGHT (Continued from Page Onel Now you can have a fashion ensemble of portable appliances! on. All were originally on 78's so dividuals. which asks permanent a daughter, Mary Ann, 9 months. injunction restraining the com anyone who has suitable articles A third child, Barbara, 6. was they are not excessively high-fi. stored away, to look them up and 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Only but they are all examples of great pany from manufacturing fer after noon, set off a major alert reported in fair condition at South Lady Casco now brings you the luxury of donate them to the cause. Mem for fire brigades and Red Cross Sjde Hospital. artistry. tilizer materials on the premises, bers will make any minor repairs N an order for discontinuance or ambulances In the region. Phillips, a foreman at the fashion- TWO-SLICE TOASTER Ballets by Delibes which may be needed. perfect automatic electric cooking in abatement of f^nuisance of odor The cau.se of the crosh was not Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., ap Desonnlere, Paris CVm. Orch. They are be delivered to Yeo parently \vas caught by the sudden Toasts bread as fast as you can butter and pollution or water, and seeks mans Hall Wednesday, Mrs. Immediately determined. The coordinated portable appliances! Each piece Richmond B 19045 $50,000 damages. medium-range plane had been fog and early dusk before he could it! Color selector lets you choose the For the balletomane, here is a Bertha RathbUn. lecturer said. If reach his home field. Southern Air Brother and Sister Hurt this is not possible, donors may based at Frankfurt's Rhine-Main is gracefully designed to add beauty to your exact shade of toast you want Prac single disc comprising most of two Two young people, a brother Airport, according to police, ways, which adjoins the Phillips 1 0 % d is c o u n t call her or Mrs. R. K. Davis for home south of here. That field has tically priced at only $10.95 favorite ballets by Delibes. The Mainz is one of the great his buffet and dining table, as well as your kitchen. and sistfr. seriously injured in a pick up service. Gifts for Mans no lights for night landings. music of course, is enjoyable by it one car accident on Rt. 87 at 2:30 torical cities of Germany, on the self, and you don't necessarily have field must be in no later than Dec. For the manner in which the a.m. Sunday, are patients at 15 and to the Salvation Army by Rhine river, 20 miles we.st of to give the record to a devotee of Frankfurt. It has a population of plane banked and turned over the ON ALL PURCHASES Windham Community Memorial Dec. 18, thus the early collection turnpike it was believed Phillips MASTER KEY TO PERFECT COOKERY Terpsichore. The one aide has mu Hospital. more than 160.000. Mainz was 80 BEING YOUR FRIENDS sic from “Sylvia" while the other date here. per cent destroyed during World was lining up for a lamding ap offers most of "CJoppelia.” Diane Seymour, 15, of Chestnut Sisterhood Marks Hanniikah War n . Since the war it has de proach. You need only one Lady Casco Master Key—it AT BOTH GRANT STORES 815 Main St. and Shopping Parkade Hill, sustained a possible spinal The Sisterhood of Agudath veloped into an Industrial center. fits aU these appliances I Symphony No. 4 — Brahms fracture and Gerald Seymour, 17, Achim will light a Hannukah The plane crashed into an open Vienna State Opera Orch. same address, a possible fracture cai.dle tonight at its meeting in field, police said. It was one of ■Phone MI 8-78S2' PIu^ in to cook foods automatically, perfectly. Golschmann, conductor of the right shoulder and road Chestnut Hill Synagogue. The several Boeing 720s delivered to STANLEY WARNER Detaches to let you wash appliances com Vanguard SRV-116 bums, sustained aa the convertible group will meet at 8. Mrs. Irving Lufthansa earlier this year. The Once again we have a “demon in which he was riding overturned Tannenbaum will conduct a reli German airline flies them on its pletely, even in dishwasher. gious ceremony in connection with stration” record by Vanguard, rep itself and then landed on Its routes to North and South Ameri STATEIEl Full heat range from warm to 450®—thermo resenting more than you would ex wheels. the candle lighting. ca aa well a.s to the Middle East. pect in the matter of value. The The hospital reported Sunday The women have voted to send The plane can carry up to 90 ENDS TOMORROW statically controlled! $4.95 disc is calculated to appeal to some night that Diane's condition was money to Mansfield State Training passengers. Sho«-n Tonight 5:10 and 8:40 one on your list whoso tastes in good and Gerald was in satisfac School this year rather than the mu.sic are rather on the serious tory condition. usual gifts, Mrs. Sol Koenigsberg 4 LOST IN PLANE After School Matinee m DOUBLE^Stamps side. There Ls magnificient .sound Police said Kenneth R, Nelson, said. Yesterday the Sisterhood Honolulu, Dec. 4 (/Pi—A private AUTOMATIC FRY PANS held its annual Hannukah party on this one, and a very excellent 17, of Springfield, Mass.; driver plane with four persons aboard Tomorrow At S;30 P.SI. Fry, saute, braise-you can interpretation of this standard of the car, was traveling south and for the children of the Sunday School. Isador Greengrass of was feared down in the Pacific be even make stews, casseroles im. e v e r y WEDNESDAY work, as well. had just passed Woodland Ter tween Kauai Island and Honolulu, make race. He was jrolng down a s' n New London, instructor, planned HOW A LUSTY. R6HTW6 YOUHG and pot roasts in these perfect- FOUR-SLICE TOASTER an entertainment in recognition the Coast Guard said last night. hill and rounding a curve when of the season. The Coast Guard began an air- ADVENTURER TURNED IHTO to-cook-in fry pans. Hand Toasts one to four slices—evenly, OPEN WED., THURS., Verplanck PTA the rear spring of the car brone sea search for the missing single- A SAINTLY MAN OF 600! causing him to lose control. The engined Ce.ssna. somely designed, with -table- quickly. Automatic timer adjusts to Manciiester Evening Herald your preference-pal^ gold to.deep and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. car climbed an 8-foot embank Colunibia correspondent, Mrs. Don The plane, with a 4-hour fuel guard legs and contoured personalized To Hear Curtis ment and overturned. supply was overdue at Honolulu ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy serving handles. toasty brown. $17.95 Nelson and another passenger, 8-3435. International Airport. School Supt. William Curtis Robert A. Wenzloff, 17, of Chest Three of its occupants, believed ll-Pan-$10,95 Cover-$2.65 will discuss “New Phases of Edu to be tourists, were not immedi nut Hill, were uninjured. None of pR3i CIS 12''Pan-$12.95 Ck)ver-$3.45 cation” at a meeting of the Ver the young people were thrown out ately Identified. toast... 725 planck PTA tomorrow at 8 p.m. of the car. State Trooper George Officers Sealed The pilot was identified as Scott Removable long handle-|l .95 in the achool cafeteria. His talk Bunnell of Colcljestar Troop is Farmer of Honolulu. will be followed by a question and o p i bISI Middle answer period. investigating the accident. By Orange Lodge Erlo Luft, 21, of Warwick, R. I., 4 DIE IN PLANE CRASH The Verplanck School Library Youngstown, Ohio, Dec, 4 (44—Art 2-IN-1 GRIDDLE AND pejibctly will display more than 400 books was arrested at 2:25 Sunday William Smith was installecTas earlv a Turnpike morning and charged with failure dusk, combined with sud WARMER TRAY and texts furnished by the State worthy master of Loyal Orange den fog, spelled tragedy for a fam Department of Education. The dis 1*1 dim his headlights. State ily of five whose plane crashed, Perfecf-cooking greaseless X East Trooper George Bunnell who made Lodge, No. 117, at the Orange play may he seen daily from 3 to possibly during an attempt to land griddle converts to handsome 4:30 pm. tomorrow through liic aiiei l, ordered him to appear Hall Friday evening. Installing of amid heavy Sunday traffic on the perfect coffee In Thursday or before the PT.A meet in Circuit Court 11 in Willimantic ficers were Henry C. Laughlln, in Ohio Turnpike. P'our died and the warmer tray that keeps ready- Tues.and Wed. ing. Dec. 19. Luft posted a $15 bond. stalling master; Albert Cowlan, fifth was injured. to-serve foods warm. Just Manchester Co-op Meeting Set installing secretary, and John E. The plane missed the turnpike as 1 Specials HE.\BT FUND TOTAI>S Columbia Co-operative Kinder Hazlet, installing director of cere it lost power during a bank about slide out exclusive hot tray New York. Dec. 4 i/T ■ The garten will meet tomorrow at 8 monies. unit from its convenient stor with FRBH A U REEF National Heart As.sociation says p.m. in the classroom. The ex Other new officers installed $26.43".§31 wa.s contributed to the ecutive board will hold a business were Gordon McGowan, deputy age area under the griddle 1061 heart campaign. The drive session at 7:15 p m master; Fred D. Baker, recording and place it over the cooking was conducted by the association Gift Project Secretary; Archie' Haugh, treas surface. $15.95 DELUXE TWO-SLICE TOASTER and it.s affiliates last February. Columbia Grange is planning a urer; Robert Haugh, financial sec Donald C. Power, the national "top project " to furnish toys, retary; Frank Mullen, chaplain. Completely automatic I Lowers bread, GROUND BEEF lb campaign chairman, said yester books and dolls and such to chil Also, William D. Turkington, as "SEVEN WOMEN adjusts toasting time for each typo of day the genera! public increased dren at Mansfield State Training sistant chaplain; Uavid ' Muldoon, FROM HELL" PORTOVEN bread, even frozen! Raises it seconds its donatlon.s. but the amount School, and to needy children director of ceremonies; W. David SHOULDEIt CUT 1:30-6:30-9:40 BRADFORD DILLMAN ■ DOLORES HART later-perfectly toasted. $19.95 raised from all .sources was lower through the Salvation Army. Holland, assistant director of cere- u than the 1960 total of $26,663,224. "Pirates of Tortuga" SIUART WHITMAN; P EO R O JR M R IZ Bake, roast, cook in a portable They are seeking help and e-k monie.s; Roger Ritchie, inside tiler, In color 3:05-8:05 PmhcRl hr I4II0 > SMXJMS - CUmf oven with perfect heat con Designer and William Gordon, outside tiler. semnn tr. (u6(iK HU juss MirtYtN t jiCK nnus trol. From pizza pies to apple WED.: ".A Bridge To TTie Sun” cocoe by DC Luxe CitMaMAScooS AIJ.r-3IAIL TRAINS - pies —meats, poultry, fish, Only Lady Casco s miracle steam-and-dry iron has exclusive steam-meter constnic- LAMB CHOPS lb New Haven. Dec, 4 lA*; --- The Science Shrinks Piles frozen dinners, casseroles, first of three extra all-mail and PLI S AT 7 :00 P.M. tion-provides the correct amount of steam for all heat settings, for all fabrics! Push Match-Mates! expreiss liains will be put into brown-and-serve rolls — oven AT OUR FISH DEPARTMENT New Way Without Surgery service tomorrow to ease the flow I ,' “Bridge To The Sun” button control lets you switch from ^dry to steam while you’re ironing-- releases of Christmas mail, the New Haven ■1 “Inherit The Wind” cookery where you want it, Railroad said Saturday. It will ■au. the way you want it I $21.95 super-moisturized steam that smooths away wrinkles from heat-sensitive synthetics Lady Casco’s Stops Itch—Relieves Pain carry southbound mail from south Y*rk, N. T. — For the FRESH ■0 thorough that sufferers made ern New England. The railroad CO(.Oe by DC LUXE as well as heavy denims! For perfect ironing - with the least effort - treat yourself fashion-coordinated first time science has found a new astonishing statements like ‘Tiles added tihat on Dec. 3 it re iliirifil LB. healing: substance with the aston toasters and FILLET of SOLE have ceased to be a problem!" ceived the first of the “Florida DAVID lADD FIVE-QUART COOKER to Lady Casco’s new steam-and-dry iron. ' $14.95 ishing: ability to shrink hemor ■ ■ ‘ i The secret is a new healing sub Citrus Trains" carrying holiday rhoids, stop itching, and relieTe stance (Bio-Dyne®) —discovery of ARTHUR OXONNtll Dutch oven, stew pot, pot- automatic coffee pain — without surgfery. fruit packages to the nortli. 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X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1961 PAGE FIVK M f f i i f O U l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTfA. CONN« MONDAY. DECEMBER 4. ld$l y Schmds to -MoMier Plan Previewed Qiurch Tkeme SAVE TWICE at STOP • SHOP! ;estion8 “THE MARVEL For Qiristmas Save Cash on Food, Made to Town Aides ' (OiMrttaMd fraia Fai* Om ) OF A ^ ]«ctlMuibl« to hli co>reUrioniati get Top Value Stamps, too! A preliminary view of land uses to be suggested in Man- were echool celsbrationa in which wester s master plan, including a proposal that part of the Jewlah children were required to Valuablo gifts for you and your family, nationally Cheney estate area could serve as a high-density residential MAIN STREET” district, has been furnished to the Town Planning commis- perticipete in nativity pa(eanta. advertised merchandise famous for quality .... extra aton. "We don't feel thi* ia proper in savings at no costi Tha view, embodying land-use Commission chairman, expressed erhool, and likewise we don’t fejel recommendations w'hlch will ap some reservations about the densi the observance of Hanukkah in pear In full In a written report, ties favored by Kramer, feeling schools is proper cither because of WM provided by Harold Kramer, the concept, of these low densities the constitutional separation of coniultant for Planning and Re might give way to higher densities chur^ and state." newal Aasnrlatea of Cambridge, if sewer and other facilities were Maas., the firm retained by the extended into the area. New York. Dec. 4 i/P t* —• The i Monday^ Tuesday^ Wednesday Specials! town to draw up the comprehen- Close to the Buckalnd area, churches shoult^ Ignore Dec. 25 and tlva or master plan. favored for uventual use as the IcaVe Christinas completely in the At a meeting which also was at 600-acre 'industrial locations, an hands of the business world which tended by Wilfred Maxwell, chief other tract Is being considered for has increasingly taken it over, says of the l o ^ planning section of the commercial uses. This would ac the director of worship for the FAMOUS SWIR’S PREMIUM State Development, Commlaeion, comodate motels and other 'high United Lutheran Church in Amer Kramer Îso discussed residential way-oriented businesses. Situated h- ■ ica. denaitihs in southern Manchester, around the proposed intersection Ml 9-155? Writing in '"The Lutheran," of restoration of some land now des of Rt. 291 and the Wilbur Cross ficial weekly paper of the church, ignated tea r buslnes.s to residential parkway, the site would be well- tfEs "►■* the Rev. Dr. Edgar S. Brown uses.. He Indicated he foresaw provided with Interchange ac f e ' said; use of about 600 acres In the Buck- cesses, Kramer pointed out. "The Babe of Bethlehem, now land area for industry. Another possibility for' industrial Open Tonight till 9 more Eôusly watched over than Associated with the talkKon use. though not specified by a TV moppet by its doting mother, density was the prospect noted by Kramer on a preliminary draft (if Kramer that by 1980 much of a land-u.se map. was an area off represents an investment to be the western end of Speifrer St. protected. Manchester's vacant land will be Gam ed Ham built on. If the present develop- ; Tlie future here could be deter "Christmas, the annual pious merit treqds continue. ' f. mined by-.the Rt. 6 plans. Kramer salute in the direction of religion, One of the things the town will adding that it should be kept is now the prooertv of the busi j have to decide"i.s whether It wants ' and changed only if oondi- *• y* ness world, and I say it's high green belts or open areas, or! Hons warrant it. time the church said in unmis whether it wants development to Kramer al.so naked the Commis- takably clear words that it in puah to the town’s borders to I consider approving an in- tends to divorce Itself from the merge with developments in other' formal, working resolution on the whole mess. towns. i 'and uses to facilitate further work "Let the churches simply I High Density Areas on the master plaji A ■ f nore the 25th of December, t SAVE >1,20 The po.s.slbility of u.slng the The J31.000, 1 -month project is way moH, of them pass by Ascen Cheney lands for high-density re.si-' due to be completed by March 1, sion Day. ' Tuck an extra one in REG. 4.89 dential units would mean its in- 1962. Final adoption by the town . "Then everyone could have a your refrigerator for elusion in 25-30 acres of land near is expected to come a year after merry Christmas without having holiday partiaal Bona- the center which could .serve this completion of the 'plan, and will un to go to church, and the church purpose. doiibtedly reflect the wishes of laaa, akinlaaa, waate- Already designated for high- ■ Manchester citizen.s and officials wouldn’t have to sit like a atood- f .J' up female wringing her hands." leta! density residence.s in the im-' brought up in public hearings Church-Sponsored Yjigoslov Arrives mediate area of the Cheney es The 20-year long range plan also tates are parcels near Park St. provides for periodic review of the and near Garden Dr. off St. Do your Chri.'^tma.s slioppinjr for .suits, trmisei's. s|wrt coats, topcoats i;i Kcgal's spacious and comfortable Mez- Cvetko Dlmovsky. 20. formerly^ was brought to the United States^ter two weks ago and ia a house capital improvements program. RoekviUe-Vemon Janies. Other areas In town, des zine. Take your'1>inie . . . sit dow n and rest for a few minutes, rh ri'lm a s shopping is never a clioi-p at Regal. of Bitola, Yugoslavia, becomes ac by the Church World Services, and guest of the Tumera imtil he lo ignated for a relatively high-den- quainted with American hospital ia being sponsored by the Commu cates permanently. He hopes to aity use. include the Cooper Hill i And, of course, al! your purchase.? aie attractivel.v g ift ivra])ped. Head-on Crash ity through the generosity of Mr. nity Baptist Church. Dlmovsky attend evening classes, at a school and Parkade areas. '' .Two from Town and Mrs. Rus.sell A. Turner. 19 left Yugoslavia in October 1960 selected for him by the Commu Kramer also Intimated the pos- Cause Unknown Bliss St., and the Rev. Ivanhoe and was sent to a ref\igee camp in nity Baptist Church, and find em- 50 EXTRA alblllty that a stretch along Spruce Alleiid Parley McCullom. interim pastor of the Greece to await departure to plo.vment. (Herald photo by Sat- St., downtown, al.so had been con-1 A head-on crash Saturday moih- Community Baptist Church. He America.' He arrived in Manches- emisl TOP VALUE sldered for a high-density use. ! Al West Point Ing on Rockville's Windsor Ave. This could mean garden-type sent W arrw Llsk, 51, of Falrvlew Pork Chops apartments, Kramer felt. Ave., Ellington, to Rockville City State Debate Growing Rockville-V ernon Presently this section is zoned TvC’o Manchester area students Hospital with minor injuries and STAMPS for business use. Commission will take part in the 13th annual IT'S THE W RONG SIZE .... resulted in his arrest on a charge Liquor Store Bid Frtch GfRlar Cuts members intimated that a isone student conference on U.S. affairs IF of failure to }rield one half the when you buy a pkg change to provide residential use at the United States Military Delactable flavor of may pose knotty probleins. Academy, West Point. N.Y., highway. Granted by ZBA of Qel-Pak Braadod pink maat cut from ten Wednesday through Saturday. Patrolman Clarence O. Neff said Who Gets the Blame Another business , section, on IT'S THE WRONG COLOR" Llsk, driving west on Union St., der, young pigs. Enjoy Center St, from E. Center to They are Miss Carol Huestis, 71 IF lost control of his car,.veered to the A request for g liquor store per Veal Cutlets *^79* lb Adams St., also was mentioned ■Vernon St., Manchester, a student a stick-to-the-ribs din at Tufts University; and Dominick left, hit a parked car, then banged mit on Rt. S3 has been granted, luy all ysH want — ner at a low, low price. for a poBslble change to residential into an auto coming from the oppo according to an announcement by use. Portions of this atrwtch would T. Armentano, Stony Rd,, Bolton, a HE JUST DOESN'T LIKE IT! IF . r . 1 ^ . . IF . . For Boost in Taxes? Ns tsipens RNtssary student at the University of Con IF site direction. the Vernon Fire District 21oning be . retained for convenient shop LOUIS AFTER, Prop. Neff said he has not determined ping businesses, it was Indicated. necticut. (Conttimed from Page One) Board of Appeads. The aM>licant. This year, 200 students will yet why Lisk'a car went out of con' L and B Enterprises Inc., told, the In connection with the central trol. Lisk is due in court Dec. 26. discuss "The National Security Manager Moved ZBA the store would be the center business district in downtown The oncoming car was driven by as a remote possibility for Con Policy of the United. States: the unit of a three-etore shopping Manchester. Kramer made a ref- Atlantic Community." In round Carlton Rideout, 39. of 26 "Windsor necticut" Dempsdy' continued. • erence to tha Parkade develop The Cîef Executive said he had To Self Service center next to the Gilbert Profes table talk.s. Ave. Both Rideout’s and Lisk's sional Building. ment and said the town "Qould not cars were considered total losses. strong feeling about taxes, ex For Mon., Tues. & Wed. The keynote speaker will be General Manager Richart^^Martln Whether or not opposition reg Lamb Chops have its cake and eat it too." The John J. McCloy, counsel to Mil- The crash occurred between plaining: acUv'ltles planned for the down "I am opposed to increasing has been mov*d from the interme istered at the hearing Nov. 21. bank, Tweed, Hope and Hadley and Windermere Ave. and West St. vill be carried further was not town area should not be allowed where Unibn SL changes into them as long as there is a n y diate care unit to the self service former advisor to the pre.sident on Immediately determined. to locate somewhere else in Man di.sarmament. | Windsor Ave. reasonable chance of paying our unit at Manchester Memorial Hos KING-SIZE chester, he asserted. Lisk was hospitalized only bills and m-eeting our obligations Opposition was voiced by mem Rib Cuts Mi.ss Huestis. a government ma- | . pital. bers of the newly formed Tdlland .Mistakes Made jor, is a student counselor, a mem DON’T REGRET briefly. He'wdll seek medical at' responsibly without an increase. A spokesman for the hospital Meaty, tender and tas t'ention at home, police said. "On the other hand, I would County Package Store Association FULL POUND PACKAGE He also pointed out that some j her of the International Relation.^ RET. AX said he was "very much improved." which claims the are* is saturated ty! Perfact for broiling "mistakes" had been made in som-e | Club and has ben on the dean's list, The parked car, first to be hit, never hesitate to recommend in and might go home in a week or was lightly daihaged. It belongs to creased taxes when it becomes un with liquor outlets and cannot in a mixed grill with lb re.sidenlial districts by allowing ; Armentano. a senior majoring in 10 days. support more.. unfavorable busines.s encroach- economics, ia a dormitory presi- Alfred G. Staples of 20 Grand Ave. mistakably clear that such action The generai manager was etrick- kidneys, bacon, and to- matoeal . ments, and that it would be wise ■ dent, recipient of a trustee achol- Is necessary to avoid endangering; pn with a niptured aortic blood v e s - CRACKDOWN ON VICE \ . to avoid similar mistakes in the ' arShip and has been on the dean's REGAL TAKES ALL THE ‘I P ’S ” OUT OF GIFTING! programs vital to the state's vyel-' sei pet. 9. and underwent two ma- 4 SPINACH Passenger Hurl fare and continued growth and tq jor operations to correct the con- Bridgeport, Dec. (>P) — Police. \ future. list. the very lives and health of its'‘-{iition. Supt. Joseph A. Walsh sayi ^ One of the open areas .seen by , citizens." ------— ------Bridgeport's crackdown on vice Kidney Loin Lamb Chops Kramer were tho.se lands located As Car Hits Pole and prostitution has resulted In 13 Thorou|hly cImd- Is ENTOMBED 60 HOURS South of the Rt. 6 relocation. Mort Comfort Wtaring arrests. Seven men and women • d , eoAvralMtly for chop, Otirrently, the area south of the A Manchester youth was report Hartford, Dec. . 4 (/Pi—Republi Aoimri. Japan, Dec. 4 i/Pi — can State Chairman A. Searle were arrested Saturday night and Lamb Combination ■nd iftw! proposed re-location of Rt. 6. Women Especially Like Thh Regal Service ed in good condition today at Man Twelve Jt^panese workmen walk six others the night before. Extra p«ck.t.d. Vit.- around'Keeney St., is zoned to pro FALSE TEETH Pinney said today he would be ed unharmedor ■ (denture breath) Oet FAS- en by Charles C. Nielson. 16, of 712 the former Democratic goyernorj could reach them, apartment. TEETH toda? at anr drut counter. ma yresign 'froni the cabinet to re-: Now, without qualms or reluctance . . . with no its, ands or butt . . . Center St., which ran off the road sume his political career in his' ~ " '---- V— at 1 a.m. yesterday and struck a home slate. utility pole. Lynch was taken to P-ibicoff, however, has denied he you may return any Refgal suit, sport coat, topcoat, slacks the hospital by ambulance. has plans to seek the Democratic Special all this week at Stop A Shop! Nielson, -was charged with Senate nomination. both or anything else purchased here, within two weeks from date of purchase. failure to drive in an established In a statement issued by Repub lane, told police that he took his lican state headquarters, Fhnney' He may return the item if his wife "doesn't like the color." eyes off thr road at a point Just gave his views on what he thinks, Ml, u n i ■west of Wood • Hill Rd. where would happen if the Democrats 0 I r llllV IO I CHUSK I U n H Siiularl, 3)0 | He may return it if he just decides he doesn't really need it, or if Brent Rd. curves sharply, police promoted Ribicoff's candidacy. said. 'The Democrats will have them FAIRWAY Stores The Nielson car was towed away selves on a double hook if they i he thinks you went overboard on an impulse, or even if he's seen something with extensive front end damage. bring back Secretary Ribicoff to ■ Main Street and Turnpike Plaza Nielson was not hurt, according run for the Senate." Pinney said. DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE.H.4&r>1 he likes better, elsewhere, or "Just because." He may return it to police reports, and ia free tinder "Ever since the adjournment of , OPEN TONIGHT and JW bond while awaiting appear the General Assembly, Governor j for any reason— or none. We can offer this unusual courtesy ance in Circuit Court 12, Man Dempsey and the Democrats have | EVERY NIGHT till , chester, on Dec. 18. Patrolman E31 been trying to get out from under | because of our complete confidence in three things: The Quality, B. Tambling Jr. investigated. their RibicofT-Dempsey l.ax pro Police also reported one other gram. ' HALF GALLON ICE CREAM »4 9 ‘ Now thru Christmas! Value and authority of the brands we carry; the thorough, weekend accident which occurred "Now they are thinking about • WE GIVE WORI.D GREEN STAMPS • Saturday on- W. Middle Tpke. at running the fellow who created , the Route 15 Intersection and most of the fiscal mess which has skillful service for which we are famous; the brought one arreit, resulted in the tax raise. come dsep frMze weather or bliuard Stanley Weckmaii, ,76. of Weth "I am amazed that Secretary experienced, patient, non-pressure selling 6f our sales staff. ersfield. was charged With failure Ribicoff would voluntarily walk HALF GALLON SHERBET 49‘ to drive to the right, when the out or even be eased out of the Bantly Club members can relax vehicle he was driving in a west Kennedy administration," Pinney M erly direction struck the rear end added, "with medical care for the Bantly doesn’t JUST deliver oil or JUST service burners. of a stopped car operated by Jo- aged and federal aid to education DO YOUR SHOPPING ^ h T. Rzewski, 23, .of Cedar the priority programs of the ad- They take on tlie job for club members of seeing that SOFTWEVE TOILET 8" 95' 4wamp Rd. Tolland, who was at mlhtajration in the next congress they get heat when they want it. This means: ln ||i tempting to make a left hand turn. ional sesrion, even though he didn't Both vehicles had minor damage. do much lOf either program in the \ ■Weekman vvas ordered to appear past Bessiori. • preventative maintenance of the heating plant ID PAM nc CDDV 88c Value! 70^ WITH OUR MONEY * lit Circuit Court 12, Manchester, "This may ba another case of on I>ec. U. Patrolman Allan Smith his passing the btig. and this time • prompt service by experienced mechanics with LDjUHIl Ur O r n f YouH g.t stamps, tool 1 0 Inveatigated. to s o m ^ e in Washington," 3 Make the season more enjoyable for your family the best tools and two-waj radio communications and friends, and for yourself as well. With a with home base. 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CO04M , M to 4 Mh, iMi. 1ton.->ia li IIWL is hM SH. ^ ^ 0 1 SIX KANCHESTER EVENINa HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY^ DECEMBER 4,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN4 MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 PAOB SEVEN

ed by ‘pelloe proteeUen, entered a Jack . MlUar, R-Iowa, was driven bus tsmtnal hitherto used only by across Into Bast Bsrliii ssparatsly A Thootiit for Todair ON YOUR BUILDING In civlUan clothes and , was white people, sat down there for Speeierea hp the Manehaslta C O N S U LT US PROBLEMS! lEtmtliig l^rrald Fast Reds stopped by the Esst German'Peo about three minutes, and then left, ple's Police. Miller said he showed CaaneU af (IkarclMa WC, under police protection. his Senate identification card and This ectien Was described, in the checkpoint officer passed him ML August&M one4 said: “ Lov* Crossings in through with a smile, thanks and a ROSSETTO Wall and aa p te like . . . 1st the root news stories and headlines, as the salute. ds W 4U in R raROUflON of leva bs Within, and of that rpot ftbUabm "desegregation” of the bus ter In W est Germsiiy, msanwhlie, CONSTRUCTION COMf ANY VMiqdtd Oetobw 1 UU minal, in question. (Oonttaned tren Page One) kept heaping liew slabs onto the about 1,900 men of the 10th Infan nothing ean spring that la not HHMd S t« 7 Creatnc Uxcapt And so it was, we suppose, for wall. try’s 1st Battle Group rolled ouL good.” How diffloult it Is for ug to 58 DELMONT ST.— Ml 9-0308 \7 n j w < HoUdaja. Sntwed at ihi vlet aseurances that' there would A t the Heinrich Heinse Strasae of Augsburg, en route to replace live by high moral and ethical prin p n e a U lUiMlMataT Cobb a* an actual period of somf three bs .no Interference with Allied and checkpoint, trucks bringing build t O i M Hall Mattar. units rushed to West Berlin last ciples and to teach others to do Bnlldere and OeM m l CoatraetMe minutes. civilian traffic between the U.S. ing materials Jtad dUBculty edging August to strengthen the U.S. gar ■DBaiaurauN r a t e s And, since this was in the state sector and Bast Berlin. Watson through the gap left in the well. rison after the Communlet wall the lamw Perhaps we have forgot Reeidenttol asjl liidMtrial OoaeHucUee Pa«aMa in Advaact called the Bast Berlin explanation At Friedrichstraase there now ten that Integrity, understanftog, _ Carrier Hail of Mississippi, probably the moat went up. 123 UU "an obviously ridiculous justifica are line after line of barriers— loyalty, mercy and all the vlrtuee S 11 UU backward Of all states in racial tion.” the old wall and a' fence, set up 'The replacements were expected that we esteem as goodness are not ree Montlia S»S0 t ’tu matters, and the first time any The British and French com shortly after the Communist bor to enter Communist Esst Ger a cloak to put on or take off. Q|M Heath ...... I.M many early tomorrow, traveling Weaaijr .Sd ‘ 8 thing like it has ever happened In mandants did not protest. der closure Atig. 13. a barbed- Truly goodneaa In the nobllest There was no immediate response wire fenpe,' a low concrete bar on the Helmatedt-Berlln Autobahn sense comee from within, and not HHHWBH O f the state^ even for a duration of to the U.S. protest from Solovyev. rier, then the new tank obstacles and reasserting the western right from enlightened eelf-lntereet or . TOR AasoSSrkîPRESS to free access to the former Ger The Aaaectatad Praae cxcluatvwr three minutes, there was certain But they were expected to reject and finally the thick new wall. even high Ideal, but rather from eottUM la the t>aa .at republtoatloD ot ly some kind of history being It with their usual contention that Before' the work started- .at 6 man capital. our inward attitude of love. Those all aevs SUpatebaa .cradHed to It or p.m., two green U:5, Army bubeA Taas, the official Soviet news who are schooled In the Open-heart- _ otbsnrtM eradHad ______In uiia_ _ oapai made—even though It must be such matters are the exclusive con aad alaa Hta Ideal aawa puptiahad'bara cern of "sovereign” East Germany, took half a hundr^Hl uniformed agency, last week termed the shut edneee of love have^fdund the free All rlfbta ef rapeblleaBee e l a p e ^ considered a contrived, artificial whose Communist regime the West Air Force Reserve officers from tling of U-S. troops along the Auto dom or rlghteoiêee. diapatebaaapatebaa barala are alaa raaarrad. Washington on a 2-hour tour of kind of hiatorj’. refuses to recognize. bahn A provocation aifd'taid it was Submltted^by Of the seven crossing points in Blast Beriip. Among them were "fraught with dangerous conse- aarrlea cllau at N B. Finally, although this lyas obvi Sens. Barry Gold water, R-Arlz, The Rev. Felix M. DsvIa. the wall, four arp for West Ber quencea.” But the Russians have Secqnd Congregational Church Miara RapraatataUra,; Tba ously merely a token test of fed liners, two for West Germans and and Howard Cannon, D-Nev., 'toth not interfered with the convoys. In AUTO BODY 5 ------Spaelal Anncy — Na_ one-star reserve generals. \ 'erk. Cblcaae Datttdt iwd Boatoa. eral law and federal court order, it one for the Allies and other for accordance'N.wlth standard pro ______i . HltMRER AUDIT BUREAU Ot A group of off-duty Soviet sob cedure, the Sbyieta were being In CIRCULATIONS. frequently, has to be by such token eigners at Frledrichslrasse. diers on the .street spotted the WORK tests that the groun-’ la gradually At all seven points, knee-high buses, broke into smiles and ex formed of the latest move through Our Tba BaraM Prtaitliig Company, li concrete road barriers, set up .so changed waves. Pede.strians and thVU.S. military mission In EfUit aaaumas no ttnaactal reapooaibUlty prepared for the day when such that cars had 'to slowly zig-zag Germany. Art Hdt6 compliance with the law would be motorists along the drab streets through, were removed. also waved, though some hesitated T h e ^ t tle group included a field a routine instead of a special mat Heavy trucks brought In pew and looked around first to be sure artillery -hattery but nO tanks or Tlw W. O. GlMUMy MORIARTY BROTHERS lllBPtair adaartlaina eloaing boura: ter. concrete slabs. Tractors with no one was watching. armored vehicles, a spokesman Cempany For Heoday—« p.ra. PHday. huge ploughs in front dug deep One member of.the group. Sen. said. .301 CENTER STREET— MI 3-5135 ^ Tiaadar—1 p.in Monday All this—which Is about as much trenches for the foundations of m N. BCADT ST. p.m. Tueadar. For n oraday—1 p.m. Wednaâr- aa can be said for such token ex the new wall. School Proposed for Skinner Rd, Site For FrMaf—1 n.m. Tburaday. periments—still leaves void the At Friedrichstraase, additional F n S m id a y—1 B.BL Friday. trenches were dug by ploughs and n Architect William MUeto's rendering of the proposed 820-pupll tion in the center, and a rain shelter at the drivew ^ for bus ,.CIaaillIed deadllna; 10;SO a.m. aaaS great and crucial area in which the • eU et/e w ea /h f /e elementary school on Skinner Rd, In 'Vemon was displayed to students. Playgrounds In the rear will be paved. diassrooms inbUeatlea aaeapt Saturday— factor^’ militiamen. Cranes lower central battle involved must be ed heavy steel hedgehogs Into the town school officials for the first time last week. The view is will be In the wings bordering the central unit. No estimate of won if it is ei'er to be won. What ground as tank obstacles. from the front and shows the proposed unique fenestration along cost has been revealed yet by the building committee. (Herald Monday, December 4 kind of experiment or teat, we Trucks rushed back and forth, exterior walls, the . raised roof above the auditorium sec reproduction by Satemls). wonder, might have a chance of bringing in more building mate Adrocate's Dilemma rials, tank obstacles and concrete. sought a (Congressional nomination touching the hearts, or the under dom, he said, "have prosecuted A alight rain began to fall as I f or every Christmas Rockville-Vemon in 1960 after promising not to, they their plans this year with skill, Adlal Stavenaon. our ambaaaa- standing. of the people of Mc- the morning wore on. Unperturb- say. vigor and determination.” dor te. tlia United Nationa, and. in Comb? TTie law. without persua eu, the - East German workmen 4 Flaherty denies he said he would He said threats have risen and that ciâclty, the laWyer who sion or acceptance, is merely a not run for Congress In 1960 but been faced in Berlin, the Middle pleads our case In that Interna moling, special shadow across the 8 Campaign Winds Up, states he will not run for Con East, Southeast Asia, Latin Amer gress next year. He announced that tional forum, enirsKed himself last real substance of life in a town like Beeaufe now the fidelity of your reeords ica, Africa. decision In September. "There have been some disap; week In the hiatorlc caae of the MeComb, and it may even be that O t h e r - Democratic candidates Uaited States aaalnst the admis- polntments and frustrations,” he the contrived passage of such a Count Down! City Votes Tomorrow have taken issue with GOP accu said. "There have been some stand .Blon of Oommunlet Otina to the shadow congeals rather than sations of bossism and say Repub offs and stalemates. 'There have United Nationa. y lican attacks are irresponsible. warms and loosens that real sub Only 13 DAYS LEI-'T lo tomorrow^plant contracted for two years been some successes and gains.” . This la a caae wMeh, In the past, Rockville’s election Dump—The OOP claims the ad stance. One canitot argue against can last a lifetime earlier. ministration has done nothing to But, he added, the balance sheet will be the last municipal election has baea handled more by leFsl enter Pilgrim Mills SEW- The Republican administration "of our position In the world to trying everything that may con In Connecticut this year, which provide the city with a dump and naaetireni than by addresses to before them deferred payment of should cooperate with the town day Is not just the addition of ceivably do some good. One can manship CONTEST! successes and the subtraction of the Jury. Previonaly, our maneu- has seen annual 6r biennial elec interest and principle so that government with that human ingenuity and first payments came due last year, losses. The results can be as wan had been Inatmmental in Garments mast be in our tions In 155 towns, 18 cities and 10 The Flaherty administration Says imagination—or, perhaps, merely boroughs. they said. Is has provided the city with emer sessed accurately only when we .kaeplnc the case from reaching the simplest Christian common - salesroom by Friday, De City elections In Putnam and The new budget, to be present gency dumping service, and has count In an event which would make 1961 a mepibrable year even any Jury. Now, It seemed rather sense—would find other ways to Wllllinantlc are being held today. ed to voters Wednesday, ôw s a supported town and regional dump "X- healthy at legst to have the tasues cember 15th at 1 P.M. The main figures in tomorrow’s drop of $12,000, made possible studies. if nothing else had happened at be trying to mova through economy measures, the all.” biyotved discuaaed openly. election are Democratic Incumbent The Republican accusation that OPEN mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. and Democrats say. Despite the drop, This outstanding fact of 1961 Is, Mr. Stevenaon cave a fully the mayor made a deal with Elling TONIGHT TILL OOP challenger John J. Yaskulka. the administration points out it Is ton officials for dump privilege is he said, “that It was a year of rounded performance. He wai Fest Buck, Slow Ten? 9 Indications are that the Demo giving pay increases down the line false, the administration says. imlflcation — a year In which free careful, and effective aa he drew cratic ticket will be voted into of to city employes. men everywhere found themselves W # are not sure, but we have Republicans don’t buy the re the quieter Unea of logic which fice, but the Democrats are anti drawn closer together, aware of an Idea that. In the matter o f PILGRIM MILLS cipating victory only If the voter duced budget and say additional their common purposes.” must have convinced many ‘hear CHENEY HALL appropriations will probably be counterfeit bills, the amount of turnout is large. A great deal of this unity, said ers that, whatever they thought necessary ,ln the coming year to Reds Threaten time it might take ue to obey offi Hartford Rd., Manohestrr Two years ago the turnout was Johnson, is the product “of our of tha eventual admission of Com 74 per cent, a record. meet expehês. cial Inatnicttona might vary in di A GOP clai(n of reduced budget adversaries themselves.” Ho add munist China to the United N a Cme factor in the election is the ed: rect proportion to the value of the surpluses imdqr the Democrats More N-Tests tions, there was no safe way of ac absence of minority representation has been countered by the admin ‘They had sought tq create fear bill. restrictions. The state minority and consternation. They turned complishing that verdict now. Not Ann Taylor (1782-1866) said: istration as false. GOP Is con (Continued from Page One) The latest set of public warn representation law does not apply fusing accrutCl suiûs with cash on the preasure. And this may well even the most fervent advocate of to municipalities located within ings. and instructions, has been is ‘■LET ME TRY WITH ALL MY surplus, they say. ' plosion In history carrying a force have been the greatest mistake in the admission of Corhmunist China towns with separate governments. sued by the Secret Service dow-n MIGHT TO MIND WHAT I AM Services — Republictins say gar^ of 50 million tons or more of TNT. their history.” . would relish seeing that admission For about five weeks, the cam bage and trash collectiohs are not in New York, which is experienc TAUGHT” But a U.S. State Department "They mistake our disagree followed by the bloodshed of an at paign In Rockville has been car as efficient as under Re(>ubliCans spokesman said last night that the ments for disunity; our debates for ing a flood of bogus bills, some of ried under a full head of steam and complaints of inefficiency are tempted Communist attack on To be a phamiacist now require.s five years of United States has no Indication dissension; our extremists for them $10, some of them only $1 through statements in the papers, heard. significant political leaders,” said Formosa Contemporary history college study. We must pass an examination to that the Soviet Union has stopped bills. prove we have gained the knowledge necessary talks to party groups, coffee Democrats say a steady decline testing. the vice president. "And they has got itself tangled, in Chinese hours and door-to-door canvassing. in complaints to an average of one never fall to be surprised over the Both counterfeits are described to enable us to safely dispense prescriptions and ■ President Kennedy has said the affairs. Into a hard knot no one medicines, In on election eve wrap-up. The a week is proof of good collection United States will also resume capacity of free men to unite In as pretty good jobs, but if the Herald will summarize the various services, which were beefed up by can loose, because everybody in testing in the atmosphere if the the defense of freedom.” shading seems Irregular or ab We were al.so taught at college that ever>’ areas argued by the opponents to addition of a new packer truck last volved has taken a hard and fast phannacist is a member of the health team, date; year. government feels this necessary sent altogether, or the background Only From |\/lagnavox. for western defense. U.S. experts posltlonV and which no one should pledged to consider the protection of health, our Taxc)9—The Rockville tax rate Traffic control is a mess, say poor, or the 7Vea«ury seal blurred, are now evaluating the new Soviet E most important duty. You can always be cer Republicans. A Democratic cam' be allowed to cut, because the cut haa figured prominently. It is cur weapons, as indicated by fallout you may have a counterfeit bill in tain we will never forget this obligation. palgn promise of two years ago to ting Itself would be war. rently 17 mills, a rate established samples and other evidence result TUNE TEASERS your hand. in June based on an approximate institute traffic controls has not Anyone who professes to believe Window (hades of lovely Du Pont A Stereophonic High Fidelity phonograph that been followed through. ing from the recent test series, to For such an eventuality, the Se ly $26 million grand list. determine if the claimed U.S. lead In the admission of Communist “ Tontine” are easy to wash. Will YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you The old rate was 18>/4 mills The reply from Democrats Is that cret Service haa the following in look like new. Won't craek, fray or need a medicine. Pick up j’our prescription if a program in this area has been in nuclear weapons is endangered; China would be as hard-pressed pinhole. Available in many attrac- based on an approximately $19. structions: shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly banishes both record and stylus wear. Pickup per million grand list. Revaluation of begun and is continuing. A caae and desperate to outline the actual tfve colors. Just call ui. We ivill be without extra charge. A great many people en- Chicago, Dec. 4. (;P)—The Com "I f you receive a counterfeit property In the town of Vemon in point is the proposed traffic light policy considerations which would glad to measure your windosvt and tnist iis with their prescriptions. May we com control at the Unlon-Orchard-PTos- munists’ effort to create fear and bill, do not return the bill to the give you a free estimate for new in 1960 was responsible for the consternation "may well have been have to go along with such a step pound yours? forms perfectly at only 1/10 oz. pressure. pect St. intersection. If the state passer. Delay the passer if possi "Tontine.” Increase in the city tax base. the greatest mistake in their his as would anyone who believes In Republicans say the Democrat takes over Union St., it will install ble and notify the local office of the light. tory,” Vice President Lyndon B. X the outright destruction of the ic administration could have re Johnson said today. the United States Secret Service duced the rate more than it did Meanwhile, negotiations for state Chinese Communist regime be DU FONT 10 year guarantee on stylus assistance on the project are In 'This Communist pressure, he • • Or the local police. If the passer last year. They say the adminis said, helped draw "free men hard-pressed and desperate to say tration, through mismanagement, abeyance until a state decision is • leaves, note his description and. if W s S A s r d h everywhere” closer together. He preeiaely how that should be done. TONTINE. raised the budgets in their care made. DIAL • t - ' ♦ :V “X ho haa a car. note the description Prescription Pharmacy Republicans oppose state control called It "the outstanding fact of In describing and pressing this the past two years without proper 1961.” and license number.” regard, for economy. of the street. Democrats favor It. 1230 paralyzing deadlock, our advocate, 901 Main Street— MI 8-5321 The Democratic position Is this: They say snow plowing and other Johnson, in an address prepared 6 A.M. to 10 A.M. •Y- Mr. Stevenson, was able and im For a buck, we imagine, our Ask for a thrilling demonstration The 1959 budget of about $448,(XK) services provided by the state will for delivery before the National E. A. JOHNSON Copyright 1980 (6W1) "X* pressive. compliance with such instruction had already been established by relieve Rockville machinery and Association of Home Builders Con might be almost automatic. In the outgoing GOP administration crews for work elsewhere, vention, sslid in the world in which Apparently he felt, however, or PAINT CO. we live today, "danger is not re fact, we might even feel hajtpy before the Democrats took office. Political Activity — Republicans was totd-pnd instructed, that the n $ MAIN 8T„ HANOHE8TEB The 1960 budget Jumped to $620,- accuse Mayor Flaherty of boss con mote. It is immediate and press WINF I t needs of ou^ would not be sat- and virtuous about the idea of pay 000 because of payments neces trol and personal ambition" beyond ing." Isfleld by logic alone. So he went ing a dollar to help the cause of sary on the city’s new sewer the realm of city government. He The forces which threaten free- on and carried his'-pleading over public virtue and our government. Into a full-fledged oratorical as But we flinch from the pro (S j sault on the record and character tracted kind of moral itruggle | of his opponent. He described thj: that might ensue if we ever dis Bins of Communist China as if they covered ourselves clutching a were something that had never ex- wbrthleas piece of paper marked . Isted elsewhere, or been reflected as muchâs $10. We are not at all TONIGHT In the actions of other nations, as sure how long it would take us to 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Only OF MANCHESTER If there were no other imperialism fight off an unworthy, actually OF MANCHESTER anywhere, aa if no one else had, in dishonest Instinct to pass the bill the lifetime of the United Nations, or ourselves and let somebody else committed aggression or harbored have the distinction of seiwing the thoughts of aggression, as if no government. .. 50th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL one else had ever trained guer- In fact, we think there's some rlllaa. thing illogical Involved. If you W i the 1 0 It is possible that Mr. Stevenson help government atop . aome- % DISCOUNT C >1 himself was carried away by the body else cheating, at the customs, • 4 gpeakers (2-12” bass) • 10 year guarantee on stylus M warmth of his own desire to win or In an inepme tax return, you ON ALL PURCHASES his case. It Is also possible that he get a reward. But when you help BRING YOUR FRIENDS • Record storage space • True Stereophonic High' Fidelity the government discover a coun was fully conscious of what he AT BOTH GRANT STORES 815 Main St. and Shopping Parkade • Micromatic' Record Player • Optional FM-AM radio was doing, and that, when he re terfeit bill, you yourself lose the 4 sorted to such si|nple blacks and amount of the bill. And, for all whltea, his cynical explanation to your innocence, and your wdlUng- hlniaalf was that he was serving a neas to be of public service, you Other Magnavox stereophonic High Fidelity client, not his oWn s«ise of truth can conceivably be the only one The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS Here are Christmas gift ideas for the whole family or pn^xniion. ever punished for the existence of But for those who have been fol- the counterfeit bill. W e can sym c m Consoles from $149.50 to $995.00 lowtBg Mr. Stevenson down pathize with the dilemma of the The graceful PRINCESS PHONE is little and lovely. . . and the dial lights, up for easy dialing or fo r through tha years sines 1952, It government. If it started making Deposits made Year favfciffs duty as a smart bedside night light. The BELL CHIMET announces calls for all yotfr phones with a good on counterfeit bills for people Make her fondest R.’as not very strange that. In the Tested, Adjusted, Delivered. Guaranteed and Serviced who discovered them, that would Immediate aftermath of such a through Thursday, Dec. 7 By Out; Own Mechanics pleasant chim e. . . or yoii can set it for a loud or regular ring. Step-saving EXTENSION PHONES pertormance, he should be down in give the counterfeiters a ready 1 % i Famous For Sendee Since 193J bring convenience to any room in the house. Choose them in just the right colors in either W ALL or Washington, openly discussing m ^k'et for their production. It dream come true with PnHOent Kennedy a possibil would, in fact, make ^ q ir bogus D ESK models, u THE HOME INTORPHONE (not illustrated) is another thoughtful gift suggestioi). ity that he zjlght resign as Am tender good. But we hv,i/e the gov Put good sleep baandor to the Uhlted 'Nations in ernment, for Its part, would un EARN DIVIDENDS Direct Factory Fmichised Dealer This modem inter-communications system makes it possible to answer the door from any phone hi derstand If we, poor human that For the very special person in your life, make , o x 4 tt to run for the United States the house. You can also talk from room to room ... . or use it to announce calls for any o f you r we are, ah'o'tild; upon finding our this a Christmas long to be remembered! Re BeoAto from Illinois. There, Mr. from December 1st serve a new spinet piano tonight frhm onr StanBsan may fancy, perhaps selves In. possession of , a counter under the tree phones. ■ To find out more about these telephone ideas for Christmas giving, just call our business feit bill larger than $1, require a collection of fashionable Everetts and popu quite mistakenly once tbs' compul- .Member of Federal ,office or ask any telephone man. And come see the Phoneland display in our busi- glesi (to win that case had taken few minutes deliberation over our lar priced Cable-Nelsons. Delivery will be Deposit Insurance Corp. made a day or two before Christmas. You'll What finer gift for any member of your 'aysr. R'MSB might have a greater course of conduct, and even calcu liiess office. It will give ypu a close look at all of th ^ colorful ^ suggestions. find prices, styles and finishes . . . maple, family than good rest . . . good health? Hol- d im m At Myln* only what he late what surrendering the bill walnut,-mahogany . . . to fit most any deco man-Baker’s famous Nabob, Musco-Pedic and U iM i ^ tnily beliered made sense. would mean in terms of that Verto-Rest bedding assure you the kind of week's family budget, against avings lanchester rating scheme and your budget. If you’re in sleep that rests, relaxes, refreshes. We give The Sputhem New England Telephone Compuiy what not surrendering would I Poiterton’sl doubts about stj'les, our decorator-trained Dcacfr^rstdji? MAIN OFFICE FAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH •M 130 Center St,, Corner of Church St.—Easy Parking S you, at ho additional cost, a gaily gift-wrap mean in terms of long-term salespeople can advise you. Prices start at 923 Main St. pBtSR- in tbe town of MeComb, sleeplees nights and troubled con 285 East Center St. M an chrstrr Par kad*- $575. Pay only $60 down; balapce monthly ped miniature mattress, with gift card, to Cor. Lf'nox St. W est Middle Turnf>ike g Manchester’s Largest arid Oldest TV. Radio, Record and AppUance store W> MbHlMinpt, tha oUmt day, six science, beforp.„we could become OPEN THURSDAY starting next year, with two years to pay! place under the tree! Why not choose your I lUdan” ertew l (wae on certain wa wanted U> do tbe right EVENINGS 6 to 8 DOTH PPANCHFS OPEN FRIDAYS to B p.m. ® ' Open till 9 P.M.— Monday, Thursday, Fjriday S gift bedding tonight? and hoaaat thfng. iALWAVf nflfTY or FAMCMOi I. 'I / ■' i ; . . T fikaisoBT MANCHE^’n:^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER/CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 <* ------"■ ' > !■ I ...... I ' i’ ...... ■ I I I - ...... l.l|,» ■■ ■ll,.! il ll.M I-,) laaaoi Snyder. Mrs. Rae Rottner of decorations typical of other Five Jewish Units and committee are in charge of Center Fellowship 'cultures; ' Rocky’s Brother HI City, also queeUoned in 1907. 8U- refreshments. * Funds collected during the eve- Sleep Like Log ber aald h* waO a member Of the About Town Meeting Together Meets Wednesday nhtlf will be'contributed to a fund Court • Case American* Communications As We*ra a # X On Visit to Albany ^ Sttoaeb las I Thiat RMar S titie News fdV the purchase of an operating IHwaian tnb )rtn K LLAInU a* sociation, but tsfusett to. give In near (ut ’ Five Jewish organisations' will table for Miss Katherine Mix, M l mirtrtlln 1 llm i n sn ik itmMkMMHy formation about other penons In Smanuel Church women will Has Museum Seeking "Christmas Internationale” will medical missionary in Maharash (Continaed from Page Une) the orgahlsatloh. He said he had meet tomorrow at 6:80 for a pot- your hold an annual Joint meeting at be the theme of a meeting of the tra, India. Roundu On Prayers been a Commuhist party member luck and Little Theatre of Man Tampla Beth Sholom tomorrow at Women’s Fellowship of Center Physiciahs Said Laurance, a nlltf. 154 rt inifiliti. Siii4 sM ii to K LL- telephanm Volunteer Help ANS, Oranitkiirf. N. V. fir litoral frailM ifla for a brief period about 1943, but chester pressntation of a onoract 8 p.m. Congregational Church Wednes New York City business executive, denied membership a t the time Tour ordeV (or drag neeile'a»d day ai 8'p.m. In the Federation (OMttoued from Om ) * play, "According to Size,” in Luth ed... Participating organizations will At a recent meeting of the apparently was suffering from a he was qu9stlout Tuesday ahd again near the Mrs. Club of the Temple, Charter announced formation of a work Rockefeller then spent his first been so employed for 41 yearb. He Brainy Easily Fleeced FREE loForg^ Scott, son at Mr. and Mra. Francis lAForge, Oak Lodge and Ben Ezra Chapter new Fellowship worship center A CJiristmas pgrty for the stu night in the mansion since the 100- Windows $11.95 «>d of period^ fenced to four montht' imprlion- was eentenoed to four months in corps to expedite carpentry and will be dedicated by Mrs. Hooks year-old structure was damaged Jail and 9100 tins. No. 1, Rockville. He was bonr Nov. of B’nal B’rith. dents and instructors of the lOH mOnt and flOO UnOi Washington — Most victims of DELIVERY rtartforB-..Hoepital. His maternal grandparento are Mr. The program theme will be “Zog painting Jobs necessary in the K. Johnston, director of religious (Instructors of Handicapped) will by fire last March 2. He and hls ’ ^dLevy on Change Grumman told the eubcommittee oonhdence men and swindlers are and Mrs. EmMU^gead, Rockville. Hls paternal grandparents maintenance and improvement of education, assisted by Mr8.^Charles be held on Sunday, Dec. 10, at 2 wife were rescued from that fire. Das Emmls,” a take-off of the R. Baxter. Doors $29.95 - Bridgeport, Dec. 4 «>t — Jiaper he had been a radio operator for Year C^ta Bad SUirt people of Superior intelligence and Seve^'l*"** fcaForge, Rqjkvllle. He has a brother, televlalon programa, "To Tell the the miiseum building. p.m. at the Manchester High It also was the first time Rocke RCA Communications, Inc.,. for Miss Selva Reissig of Argentina, School gymnasium. feller had been in Albany since he SloCievy. the Grand Old Man of the worldly experience, according ■ to Truth," and “ Play Your Hunch." Anyone who wishes to volunteer Btwlsllst party In Connecticut, is about 3S years and had been sec Bonn—The high heart-attack in The panel will include 30 members for this type of work may call Dr. a student at Hartford Seminary, The usual swim period will be and Mrs. Rockefeller announced Jal. Doors $59.95 ‘ngainst any change in the party’s retary-treasurer at Local 10 of the cidence among West German the Department of Justice. Bank SenUnl. BIchard Vincent, eon of XIr. and Mrs. Altto Santlhl, Moyer for further details. will speak on the Christmas cus omitted and the ûli time will be NoV. 17 that they had separated American Communications As business ;execuUves led Ufe-lnsuT' from all organizations, and Wil toms of her native land. The pro Plus InstaQatlen. •name. ers, teachers, businessmen, law » 1 u was born Nov. 14 at St.. Francis Hospi- • liam Cooper will be master of The board of trustees unan-. allotted for the party; Santa will be atfer 31-years of marriage and sociation since IMS. The associa ance companies there to Investl' o Hla maternal grandparents are Mnând Mrs. gram will also include the sin^ng there to distribute gifts to all the would seek a divorce. Such a move has been proposed tion was expelled from the CIO gate. Their concluslcm; Such a yers, doctors, and other profes PRESCRIPTION PHARMAOT ceremonies. Imously voted to renew the con of Christmas carols of many coun MANCHESTER hy some party members to try to sional people are p referred SUvatOK Deone, 69 Jensen St. His pateriiai grandparents are students. TVo days later, their .son. Mi in 1900 after charges were, made death Is likely to come to men be- Md Mrs. Constantino Santinl, Capbatrano, Itsdy. He has The program ecrlpt was written tract of .the museum director, Mrs. tries, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Parents of both the students and chael, 23, was reported missing In disassociate aoclalisra from com- tWeen 05 and 59 who drink heavily. "marks’’ because such people cSn 901 MAIN BT,-M1 1-8891 by Mra. Seymour Kudlow aaslsted Madeline McAwley, as of Jan. AWNING CO. onunism in the public mind. that It was Communist domtnat- two brother*, Andrew, 7%, and James, 4%. “ Simmers, pianist. Various Fel the Instructors are invited to at southern . New Guinea on an ex PHONE an 9-3081 ed. The most probable time; Monday readily 9Te*P possibilities of * « « • « by Mrs. Adolph Snyder and Mra. 10. lowship groups will display tables tend. pedition to collect native art. McLevy, however, wants no part 3, Bernard . SUber New York the first week in January. a suggested venture. of such a change. Itondleton, Kristen Frost, daughtetkof Mr. and Mrs. Richard „ Now 83 pad ailing, the longtime 86 Whapley Rd., Glastonbury. She was bom Nov. former Bridgeport. mayor made it 16 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Florence Frost, Falmouth, Mass. She has a sister, EUzitoeth, 6. known through his wife over- the AT FIRSI' NATIONAL GIF CRIFN nrAMRS AT FIR51 NAIIONAL GET ORF.IN STAMPb weekend It would be wrong to « » « B • change the party's name in view Davis, Dean Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson DavU, 39 of its socialist record of the past. Main St., Talcottvllle. He was bom Nov. 17 at Rockville City Hos Among the names suggested are pital. Hls maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Alma Dick, Lisbon, Independent party. Independent Maine. His paternal grandfather la Benjamin Davis, Talcott- because she lihes nice things’\.,gwe her Rcnublican party or Conservative YOU OET j^^-GRiEN STAMPS ville. He has a brother, Daniel, 7; and five sisters, Doris, 11, party. Linda, 8, Susan, 6, Shirley. 6, and Jo-Anh, 2. • ,,iliam S. Visokay,. acting So cialist town chairman and Socialist Boraw, Bonnie Lee, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Baraw mayoral candidate in last month's AT FIRST NATIONAL Jr., 13 Mary Lane, Vernon. She was bom Nov. 17 at RockvlUs city election, said “If we had run City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. on an independent label we might Itortneld Colt, Newport, V t Her paternal grandparents"are Mr. by Van Raalte have won.” and llfra. Harold Baraw Sr., North Stratford, N. H. She has The Socialists finished third for AS WELL AS THOSE FAMOUS^ three brothers,- William Dale, 4H, Timothy Wayne, 3H, and An- their poorest showing in a local dra Harold, 1. election since 1929. McLev>» served aa Bridgeport’s .mayor for 24 years. LOW LOW PRICES! Oieoder, Cynthia Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Olen- A part.v subcommittee is consid dar, 12 Main St., Vemon. She was bom Nov. 18 at Rock'vUl* ering the name-change proposal. WON •tiW IT«M/I YOU CHOOM MOM City Hy architect William to the country. He said he felt that both the in Zenhlk, John Francis U, son of Mr. and Mra. John F. Zen- 1 1 department, taking over some of Mileto, the one-floor building will “I do not believe you can casti ternal and external threats to Unit uik, 59 Ward St, Rockville. He was born Nov. 28 at Manches the manufacturing done at Nor have a steel frame roof, glass walls gate what is going on in America ed States security should be com ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mra. Eve I den'a Commack. N.Y., plant, Rob and a central vault-faced with local as extremists, super-patriots, as batted "by complete knowledge of lyn Gilmore, lU i Walnut St. Hls paternal grandparents are ert A. Aspinwall, Norden'S general, field stone. Mr.' and Mra. John Zenuik, Vemon. He has a sUter, Donna Ma Vault walls .will be 26 Inches clcarl.v as that." our enemy, what his intent is, what rie, 1. manager, said yesterday. He said Walker quoted Eisenhower as his capabilities arc, and how he « • • * * the new department is part of Nor- thick. Conyers said. Builder George having said in a recent issue of maneuvers . . . with respect to our CENTER CUT LB den's expansioti in the component E. Risley, a bank director and a Newsweek Magazine that "those schools, our colleges and churches, .^Neff, Craig Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover Industry. It will be under the di key figure in the program, will han who take extreme positions in our educational institiltions . . Neff,' South Rd., Crystal Lake, Ellington. He was bora Nov. rection of William P. Hixley, dle the construction work. Tender, Flavorful 26 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Greenwich. Norden's assistant A finished basement will contain Mr. and Mra. Howard Skinner, Bolton. His paternal grand general manager. a directors* room, employes lounge, mother is Mra. Elsie Neff, Rockville. He has three brothers, bookkeeping office and utilities. Cut From James, 8, Herbert, 6, and Randy, 4; and three sisters, Laurie, 5, SPACE HEATERS CHECKED The concrete and steel structure Leanne, 2, and Kerry, 1. Bridgeport, Dec. 4 OPi—The fire will be adequately fireproof, Con department is beginning an In- yers said. Glass will be of a 8p>ecial Specially Raised Young Porkers spMtlon of oil-burning space heat non-glare, heat-abBorbing type. ' ers at the direction of Mayor Sam Bank president Winfred A. Klo-, uel -Tedesco. The checkups will ter accompanied a number of di- ( \ W B center on multi-family dwellings rectors and officers to the infor- I mch as the type in which five mal ground breaking this morn brothers and sisters died last week ing, said the bank's executive offi m /^ e r a space-heater fire. Tedesco cer will probably begin his duties ORBEN FAIR aald Saturday firemen would visit in February. l^TAMPSj FreBh Produce SpeciaisI all buildings in which it appears He is Chester W. Groch, 35, of DOMOIII such heaters might be used. The Frankfort. N. Y„ a gradual? of the First with the fihest in Telsviiion victims in the fire were the chil Bentley S.chool of Accounting and Solid Headi HEADS dren of Mr. and Mrs- Carlton Financing in Boston, the Cornell Iceberg Lettuce Muse. Bankers School of Agriculture, and the Syracu.se University Bank Collector Series WELFARE PROBE URGED ers School of Public Relations, RID RIM, Firm 1-LB CELLO IN AUTHENTIC DECORATOR CABIN&TS Hartford, Dec. 4 (/Pi—State Sen. A vice president of the Citizens T o m a to e s John M. Lupton, R-Weston, wanl.s First National Bank of Frankfort. ' a thorough Investigation of Con-1 he has been employed at that in CALIFORNIA - Tender BUNCH necticut’s welfare program for 1 stitution' 13 years. He is a native B ro cco li f r o m t h e p i o n e e r "humanitarian and economic rea-' of Frankfort. aons." He said the growth in costs Kloter said Groch will begin W W I OF TELEVISION was "way ahead" of population duties by supervising hiring of Juicy LB BAG expansion and added there are bank personnel. A number of ap McIntosh Apples too many closed welfare files. plications have been received, he PERFECTED "laurel leaf" Speaking to the Connecticut Grand . said. Meat and Rreduc* Rricei Iffoctiv# Tueeday and Wedneiday Only COLOR subtle sorcery! Lodge, International Order of ( About 90 per cent of the bank's Good Templars, yesterday. Lup ton deplored what he called a 508 stockholders are rural . Vernon , growing "Llberal-Sbciallst" trCnd residents, Kloter said. i .nylon m Connecticut In the last 15 years. Your Choice nylon gloves EDWARD H. SMAIXYON Boards to Check West Hartford, Dec. 4 (/P;—Ed 9 A A e x t r a ward Henry Smallyon, a rent con lingerie trol official during World W ar II Library Addition and more recently an employe of 200 or I m W GREEN STAMPS $2.98 the State Labor Department, died The building committee and the at his home yesterday at the age library board will meet at 7:30' " HEATINO OIL of 64. In 1943, after working for ivm. Wednesday in front of the Mode by the originators of famous Because she loves nice ■United Aircraft Corp. for 12 years, Mai-y Cheney Library to inspect WITH THE PURCHASE OF $10 to $20 he went,to..Washington aa super construction progress on' ..the Custom-Blended Blue Sunoco Gasoline things, give her the Laurel visor of rent, services and fuel in 9380,000 tripK-wing addition to 500 e x t r a ! WITH THIS COUPON - VALID IN She'll applaud your gift choice when she finds Leaf collection of match the Enforcement Division of the the library. these beautifully hand-detailed gloves made* Federal Rent Control Agency. In After the inspection, the two MANCHESTER FRST NATIONAL MARKETS ONLY ing lingerie . . delicate 1953, he became a compliance ne boards will gather in the hearing of Van Raalta's own all nylon Reiiidoe. They ly embroidered to surpass gotiator for the state’s Temporary room of the Municipal Building to Through Saturday, December 9,1961 have the look of doeskin, the wonderous even the beauty of the Rent Control Commission in Hart discuss progress. carefree washability of nylon. Best of all . . . ford. At, the end of rent control, The Anmilli Con.strucUon Co. i LIMIT ONt COUPON PER FAMILY ' ----- most skilled handwork. All he becambân accountant for the has compiled a tentative timetable M you can get them in either long or short State lAbor Department. He is on the project, calling for com CIGARims, 9EH AND TOIACCO EXEMPT FROM OFFER in nylon tricot . so survived by bis widow, Mrs. Mar pletion of the north wing Dec. 22 lengths. easy to care for, so de garet M. Smallyon, Funeral serv and the south wing by Jan. 5. BUILDING MATERIALS ices will be' held tomorrow. The library will p^bably be lightful to own. closed from Dec. 22 through Jan. LUMBER FUEL GreenStamps LA B 4aS EXPORT UNtT URGED 19 to allow the staff to move thC KARLSEN ConOmporMry Homsote in genuine piled Walnut. (A) SHORTJE GLOVE with hand detailed half Waehlnrtou, Dec. 4 (/P)—R«p. books and to give workmen a 336 NORTH MAJN STREET—PHONE MI 9-5253 Also STsilsble in Genuine Mshoginy—BROOKVILLE pique sewn with French knots and rosebud Boherf - Eg QUtImo, D-Conn., has chance to renovate the Interior of at your OR embroidery. Snowy white. luyed .fraaiiieiit Kennedy to in- the old building. Yon-can stop waidog—and dreaming. PERFECTED (A) Midriff waltz gown with creea* kbep union rapresentotion color television is here—ss euy to operate as black on Netkma)-end Regional Eheport .Laurel Leaf embroidery and and white. DuMont—the first name in quality tele- • pretty piping on bodice. Ri1> BxpenafM Ooramlttees. MANCHESTER (B) XONGER LENGTH GLOVE with hand sewn Glelipo’ii letter to the President vision—brings you amazingly true-to-life color, un- bon sash. Sizes 32 to 38 in yestenb^ Mid these govenunent- EXTRA detailing rosebud embroidery and Frfench pink or blue horizon. sijpoMond cqpunittees had helped FIRST NATIONAL I sorpsssed for dependability and petfqcmaace. So many knots. Snowy white only. ImproM TIB., balance of payments 500 SEEN STAMPS of your ftvorite shows are in cobr. Don't miss the by eoeburaging greeter export ef- $5.95 ittts . Bdt more exports, he noted, dmll of seeing them ss they are meant to be seen. would do much to creete more TONIGHT SUPERMARKETS i Jobs. WITH the PURCHASE of $20 or MORE ntEE-DnM onft Illustrated TV ind Steiso Decorators Guide EVERY ITEM G4FT BOXED (B) Laurel Leaf embroidered slip "And in this regard," Giebno 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Only AND WRAPFCD WITHOUT CHARGE with double fold sheer Illusion ■eld. "the Americea Labor move- WITH THIS COUPON - VALID IN PERFECTED COLQR meat bM a historical intnest 1041 Main Street || outlining bodice and hemline. whldi abenld ba aceordded greater IS HERS TODAY AT Choice of white,-blue horizon, raoogB|tl9B.’' MANCHESTER HRST NATIONAL MARKETS ONLY sand dune or pink . . . sizes 32 to 40. B rm iA M ude Trade Off and Through Saturday, December 9,1961 . . UMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY STANEK Oinhiim iiMiaHa trade with discount W % C IG A R irn S, l E R A N D TOBACCO EXEMPT FROM OFFER \ ■ M M In WM a t'* aew low in 1960. 1 0 297 East Center St electronics BHrain booght S per cent of Aus- MeUg'e eiôtts and sold 31 per ON ALL PURCHASES 277 IROAO ST. — Ml 9^1124 (MRtdl ABMaUs’s imports. In past STARTING To n ig h t - open every night till 9 u n til Christmas ^ ^ )Md tsksB ss much as ' BRING YOUR FRIENDS CIOARITTfS, HER 8 T O IA C C O H O D U a S EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER M fM «*at at Aostraliaw eaqfottM Yotir Snvle* Ptokr AT BOTH GRANT STORES 815 Main St. and Shopping Parkade , j fM lild MOM tbaa half of what ■ ( '4MMHi8'BHdMl to iRjr ataraad. 4EP yw M i L. MAIX«E8TEB EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. COim« MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER^ C0NN« MCNDAY, DECEMBER ^1961 FACE EUEVn Tri-Stote Action Suggested 12th\Cireuit Coventry W^st, Reds in Accord Obituary Vince Heads To Combat Narcotic Traffic G>iirt Cases 50 Firms to Discuss On Laos Peace Plans State Trooper Causes Much Damage Taxes Unpaid Union Agaii^ ^ rtford, Dec. 4 (JPt— X top o f-f Support of federxl legislation NANOHESnai SBSSIO?^ Town as Industry Site i m b rue* OM i ficial of the Hartford branch ot the seeking to combat illegal nar On 420 Cars Tude Vince was re-elected presi National Aasociation for the Ad cotica use. Plesa of not guilty were enterld (Photo OB TMfo One) dent of Caieney Bros. Local 63, Dies Suddenly vancement of Oolbred People to In th« Internal analri ot Laos,” Hospital Notes Finally, Dr, Rawlins advocated in the case of I>aniel J. Duffy, 24, A stubborn blaze, fed by gas which leaked out when a A total of 420 automobile regis Textile Workers'Union of America, Slightly under half the 100 Man-< an effort to line up more mMt- Chaac aaid. day called here for a tri-state ad Joint action by Connecticut, Mas of Wilson, and Arihur Diigss, 26, Chester Industrial firins contacted Ings and that the program may Lt. William Woodruff Braith- visory pact to combat.. narcotic sachusetts and New York to meter melted, kept firemen busy for about an hour this mom- trations, Issued to iilO owners AFL-C3IO, yesterday -in elections D tiâte WUUam H. SuUi- visiting hours are S to M pan. of Hartford, who ware presented In a BUtwey are willing to meet be extended to store owners and waite, 47,. a Manchester * native traffic In OonnecUcut, New York "eliminate, what I call narco trop- ing-at 125-127 School St. before it was bnmght under control. whose taxes arc delinqueht,, have at Tinker Hall where Union mem with the Development Commis other businesses. van tdkl the conference "the pat for all areas, except' maternity, Kid TO-yeat veteran of the State and Massachusetts. olls,” which he defined as the tri- in court today on identical charges Two families are left homeless temporarily by the fire bers re-elected the entire 1961 sion to discuss economic and In About half the industrial firms tern that is emerging for agree- where they are t to 1:S0 and 6 :8U Dr. Sedrick J. I^wlins, chair been microfilmed by the State De BMBt on Laos is a patten, for peace Police Department, died yesterday state area with its "mecca" for of assault with intent to rob. which d ^ a g e d tho house heavily. partment of Motor Vehicles. NOtV slate of officers to serve another dustrial aspects of locating here, which have not signified their in to 8 pjn.;; had private rooms man of the health committee for drug addicts (n New York City. He year. i according to. Harlan D. Taylor*, tention o'f meeting with the com not only in Laos, not only in South at Manchester Memorial Hospital. the Hartford NAACP, called for Prosecuting Atty. E. George The blaze started in the cellar where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. noted that the rising use of drugs of the frame duplex and shot up registrations will not be issued for Vince, a'^ former secretary for commission chairman. mission feel there are no par east- Asia, but throughout the Visitors are requested not to this in, testimony at the State (Jofiky asked continuance of the world.. .which gives hope that The night executive officer of the in New York is now spreading into through the front and east parti these care until the taxes are paid. ,the local, begins his fourth full The survey is In keeping with ticular problems - and that the smoke in patients’ rooms. No more (japitol before the new State Nar cases pending more study, by him, Mrs. F. Pauline Ltttler, tax col there can be peaceful settlement Hartford Troop lived at 2299 Connecticut. of the case of Duffy, who recently tions. About 50 men from tho town term as president. the commission's objectlve.s of meeting would be unnecessary, than two visitors aV one time per cotics (jounctl. Dr. Rawlins lives Dr. Franklin M, Foote, state lector, said today that tax war- Taylor reported. The rest of those o f . . .differences in major areas of Ellington Rd., South Windsor. at 49 Server St., Manchester, and underwent a mental exam at Hart Fire Department battled the fire, Other offtcerjj' re-elected are helpln gto keep Manchester's in friction.” patient. health commissioner and chairman crashing windows and hacking (its win be Issutd aa soon as itherlne Cramer^ vice president; dustries • "happy and contented " not signifying haven't made up Death wa.s caused by a heart conducts his dental business on ford. The companion casee will be (tble to collect the delinquent their minds yet, Taylor added. The agreement, reached in long attack. Lt. Braithwaite had under of the council, spoke briefly at the away siding to get water to the Ichael Mooney, secretary; and Taylor pointed out it was better Patlenta Today: 194 Burnside Ave. In East Hartford presented Thursday' for bindover taxei John Addy, trea.sUrer. The co.ntlnuatlon of the survey behind-Bcenes bargaining, names gone minor surgery several days The council held Its flrjst public opening of the hearing and called hearings on probable cause. Both flames. to locate the source of potential Britain and the Soviet union as ADMITTED SATURDAY; Mrs. attention to the ten-fol(} rise of Untlirimeh time as warrants are Trustees for the coming year problems as soon as possible to cover dlher town industries will ago hearing today. In the Judiciary Duffy and Dugae are -being held Smoke billowed out from win mean a co-ordinated effort with Joint, permanent guardians of Lao Anna. Kittel, 18 Blssell St.; David State Police Commissioner Leo numbers of people "Involved in ll' issued, tn»staxeB with additional are Veronica Kuligowski, Elsie rather than ■ to find out about the room to gather evidence relating under $3,000 bonds each. dows and from the eaves and cor Interest, maysbe paid at or mailed Jones and Ann Gribbon. Auditors the: Chamber of Commerce, Har tian neutrality. McNally, 29 Seaman Circle; Ke J. Mulcahy praised the officer’s to the Illegal narcotics problem legal narcotic use” In Connecticut Tilde Vince (iroblems after an Indu.slry or from 1949 through 1960 In the case of Freddie Halgwood nices In the front of the dwelling to the tax collbctor'B office in the will be John Klein Jr„ John Kluck lan said, adding that the chamber The British and Soviet delegates vin Wasson, 43 Bigelow St.: Al intelligence and ability to get within the state. owned by George SmaU of 125 busine.ss has committed It.self ro In 1949, he noted, referring to a 31, of Talcottville, charged with Town Office Building. The build arftl John Demko. Noble, Edward Newman, John leaving Manchester. already has representation on the are the co-chairmen of the 6 H- bert Bray, Coventry: George Gib Dr. Rawlins, the first witness be carrying a dangerods weapon and School. No one in the Small fam Falon and James Topllff, Commiaslon. month-old conference. Under the fore the council, called for the chart on exhibit, there were 50 ing is open each week day, except Elected to the legislative com Another commis.sion function is son, 269 W. Center St.: Mrs. Jean breaking and entering, the de- ily was at home. ing Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to 4:3^ 'The union also made plans for In addition to the Dec. 12 meet new agreement, their governments nette Baril, Phoenix St., Vernon; following steps: such people known to the nar mittee were Samuel-Demko, chair to attract new and .selected indiis- colics control section of the State fendent pleaded guilty and was Children Rescued pftn. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to man: Richard Ward, Margaret ita children's Christmas party to ing, the commission meets tonight are to consult each other and de John Erisman. 29 Franklin St.. More medical aid for the nar bound over to the next session of be held at 10 a.m. next Saturday trie.s here, Harlan added. at 8 p.m with the Town Planning cide what action to take whenever cotics’ addict. Department of Health. In 1960, On the other aide of the house, noon. Topllft, John Adams and Emma Taylor, who plan.s to appear Rockville; Neil Lawson, Elling there were 514 such people, and In Superior Court in Tolland County. at 127, Mrs. Edward Johnson help How-To Show Grows McKeever. in Tinker Hall. The adults Christ commi.ssion to discuss the general the peace or neutrality of Lao^ ton; Mrs. Rose Eisenberg, 7 Iron- Emphasis on testing new drugs Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. In the Municipal plan for the town. dications are the figure will be Upon a request by Atty.'Herman ed bring three Of her children to To date 40 Individuals have in The bylaws committee includes mas party will be held 1:30 p.m., Building to. review the commi.-;- is threatened. woe^ Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Barbara to help combat- drug addiction. He Sunday, at the Village Lantern suggested Yale and the CSiarles even higher this year. Thia does Yules, Judge.Edward Hamill low safety after she discovered the fire. dicated they will show their favor Robert Armstrong, chairman; Elsie sion's work with the board of di The agreement also gives the Hopkins, Michael Dr., Vernon: ered a $3,000 bond to $1,500 In the Barn, Tolland Tpke. Soviet bloc a veto over all major Pfizer Drug Co. In Groton might not take into account such people One of them was playing In the ite holiday decorations at a Favor Jones Veronica Kulingowskl, rectors, .said the .survey response! On!y 4 % Export John Plgott, 130 Washington St.; bo Interested in working on this known to the state police or vari case. cellar. Two other children and Mr.- ite Christmas Decorations Show at Theresa McCJloskey, Maurice Wad was "enrouraging.” it indicates' -decisions qf the 3-nation Intema- Francis Cole, 93 Waddell Rd. Edward Biske, 43. of 63 Welles Uonal Control Commission (ICC) problorri. ous state's attorneys. Johnson were not at home. 8 p.m. Wednesday at Nathan Hale dell and Edward Dailey. Modern astronomers believe I the commission ran be of .servic e Washington — Of roughly 300,- St., pleaded nolo contendere to the (Community Center. stars may be of widely different for Lm s . The commission, made ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Forceful work on "environmen Also on exhibit in the hearing Mrs. Johnson ran across the On the entertainment committee (and has a positive value to busi- 000 'mamifacUiring firms In the up of Canada, India and Pol^d, is Robert Lynch, 18 Thomas Dr.; tal gains," or slum clearance. room were illegal drugs and addict charge of evading responsibility, street to home of a neighbor, Mrs. Four individuals will give dem- Is John Vince, chairman: Otto ages. Some are subject to catastro . ne.ss firms in town, United Slates, only about 12,000 — Mrs. Nellie Moran, 80 Broad St.; More stringent conlrol.s on such equipment seized by state officials but a court finding of guilty tValter Bychojskl at 130 School, onatrations on how to make thetr Sasse, Milton Boyle, Patrick phic explosions that produce novae j He .said further contact.s will he ' 4 per rent -are actively exporting to supervise observance of the Mooney, Richard Ward, Alex oease-flre and Laotian neutrality. Wendell P o n c h e r, 81 Bretton drugs as cough ntedicincs and in various raids arouiid Connecti brought him a $60 fine and a three and told her .about the lire. Mrs. favorite decorations. These include and supernovae. [made to the re.st of the firms ini their products. The agreement sUpulates that Rd.; Miss Jennifer Rowley, 2 Ger other nonprescription items which cut. These included marijuana, months suspended sentence. Biske Mrs. George Gerhart of Storrs, Bycholski phoned the fire depart making of greena for the doorway; M formal recommendations of the ard St.; Mrs. Esther Nixon, 17 may be used by addict.s. heroin, opium pipes, hypodermics had been arrested by Manchester ^Messiah’ Contrallo ment and then assisted in the res commission can only be made by Orchard S t; Mrs. Eunice Clark. Intensified education of young and safety pins used to drip drugs police etemming from a hit and Miss Suzanne Cleverdon, making people to the evils of the u.se of cue. doves from milkweed pods; Eugene unanimous vote, but situation re .12 Grove St., Rockville; Mrt. Mar into the blood stream and various run accldent'on Nov. 4 which sent Miss Franclne Falkon of Bethel Had Good Start narcotics. other Items. Peter Diminico, 12, to Manchester Emmons of Columbia, cutting and ports and other minor decisions garet LaChapelle, Hazard ville; has once again been chosen the Assi.stant Fire Chief Sedrick folding gUt paper In Oiriatmaa de oan be approved by majority votes Mrs. Mabel Grennen, South Wind Memorial Hospital. The boy was not seriously injured but was ad contralto soloist with the Manches Straughem, who directed -the fire signs, and Mrs. Julian Krzewakl of Another agreement will allow sor; Mrs. Beverly Martin, White Lutheran Church, will officiate. fighting, said that gas helped keep Wance to maintain a limited mili mitted for possible back Injuries ter Messiah Chorus, which will per Andover, making odds *nd ends, Rd., Rockville: Mrs. Lou Schuetz, Burial will be In East Cemetery. the fire going when the meter such as lollypop wreaths and Miss Hazel P. Lutz and retired Superintendent of Schools Arth.ur tary detachment and some military Friends may call at the funeral Arabs to Block and later discharged. form Sunday In Bailey Auditorium 13 Sunset Lane, Bolton; Mrs. of Manchester High School at- 7 ;30 appametly melted. The fire ap styrofoam ball Christmas trees. H. Illing look over Mias Lutz’ memory book as they stand beside advisers in Laos after the neutral Estelle Carpenter, Adelaide Rd.; home tonight from 7 to 9, and tO' The case against Denver pears to have started in the cellar Individuals Interested In particl- 300 Friends her portrait, done by Mrs. Harry Ballinger, also known aa Kay ity statute is adopted. But this morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Schroeder, 19, of 252 E. Middle p.m. Walter Leonard, 77 Village St., United Nations Miss Falkon was the soloist in of the Johiwwn home near the spot Mting or attending may do so. Mollinson. The portrait, in pastels,. measures about 16 by 22 point win not be formally approved Rockville; Mrs. Delia Messier, 132 Lt. W. W. Braithwaite Tpke., charged with negligent where the meter is located. Further Information may be ob Inches. (Herald photo by Satemis). by the conference until it is ap Miss Ruth L Schmidt homicide, was continued to Jan. 8 1958. Pay Tribute W. Center St.; Bonnie Irwin, 25 Three weeks ago she was the so Equipped with breathing equip tained from Mra. Donald C. Smith proved by the coalition Laotian Cole St.; Mrs. Stella Dymerski, along with others. Mulcahy said Word has been received of the under the same $1,000 bond post ment, a flremea turned the meter of Babcock Hill Rd government which the country’s Braithwaite was "a top flight of death of Miss Ruth L Schmidt, Refugees Plan ed by the, defendant. loist with the Danbury Symphony 39 Oxford St.; Daniel Donafrio, 44 Orchestra, singing three arias from off. ^The Center will be open from 10 General Strike Continues three rival princes still have to ficer and wjll be hard to replace." 51. of Stony Point, N.Y. Miss Schroeder was arrested on Nov. Straughan said the blaze already a.'m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Wed To Miss Lutz work out. Grandview St.; Sylvester Barnes, 17 after an automobile in which “Carmen.” 54 Alton St.; Ixiis. Coda. Andover; Lt. Braithwaite was born in Schmidt died early Saturday (Continned from Pago Om ) had a good start when firemen ar nesday for setting up displays. GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT LIGGETT S h The princes — Neutralist Sou- Manchester, Nov. 12, 1914. a son morning. She was the daughter of he waa the operator, struck and Miss Falkon sang on the NBC Edward Fontana, 974 Center St.; "Hour of C!harm” radio show with rived. . GOP to Meet About 300 of her friends and as ^ yaima Phouma, pro>-Westem Boun of J. Rhey and the late Blanche the late Rev. William C. Schmidt, Diplomatic sources said they-ex killed a 5-year-old Manchester The Republican Town Committee Oum and pro-Commtmist Souphan- (Christopher Gillotti. Stafford woodruff Braithwaite. He wa.s a youth' at Oak and Spruce Sts. The Phil Spltalny and his all-girl or Hose was laid from a hydrant sociates yesterday afternoon paid former pastor of Zion Lutheran pected trouble between the United across the street, but pressure will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at vrt iNvm too 10 eoxi ouvong — have been haggling for Springs; Paul Possardt, S t^ o rd 19SS graduate of Manchester High States and the 10 Arab countries continuance was asked In the case chestra. She rtudied voice while at tribute to MLsb Hazel P . Lutz — Balaguer, Foes Fail ONLY AT THE ^ÔhlUOUiSL V Springs; Alan Rudd, 81 Walbut Church, who left Manchester in was light until firemen tapped Into Booth-Dimoak Memorial Library. ANoeowAWOUtiow, weeks over where and how to meet School, attended Hillyer College 1923. over at least two of three pro pending, a coroner’s report. tending Concordia College and Circle to Elect and. appropriately, they used art to set up such a government, and St.; Mrs. Bernice Thrall, 277 E. and the Traffic Institute at North Conservatory in Morehead, Minn., a hydrant some distMce away on tow fticrt-ntif SBiCPW Survivors include one alster In posals being prepared for submis Judge. Hamill today also ordered School St., west of Spruce. The Friendly Circle of the First as. the medium through whldh to or owT soooisTidiw vns.% how lar^ a military escort each Middle Tpke.;; Mrs. Gertrude eastern University in Boston. Be sion to the committee. that a warrant be issued for the and later studied In the graduate Buffalo and two brothers in Stony During the fire a main broke Congregrational Church will elect express their appreciation. "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" should be allowed for the meeting. Lstfhey, 86 West St.; Mark Kra- fore joining the State Police De Point. N.Y. arrest of Charles Williams Jr. of division ot Julliard School of officers at Ita meeting at p.m. partment. Aug. 1, 1941, he had The United States was working Music. near the smoking house, and water 8 Miss Lutz, art supervisor of the In Unity Conference The Geneva conference's two co- vitz, 49 Sanford Rd.; Mrs. Evelyn The funeral will be held tomor on a resolution to commend Ameri New London, who has twice failed tomorrow. Members attending have chairmen, Malcolm MacDonald of Vincent, 132 Spruce St.; Walter be«i employed for six years by to appear in court on charges of For a number of years she was bubbled up through the pavement. Manchester school s.vstcm for 33 the* Manchester division of the row morning. can scholar Joseph E. Johnson for been asked to bring Christmas dec Britain and Giorgi Pushkin of the Brown, Rockville. passing In a no passing zone,’ fail with the National Artist Corp., Firemen were still at the scens oration Ideas for display holiday years until retiring this year and (oonDnued trum Page One) of U(e armed forces after the a.s- General Ice Cream Corp, Friends may call at the Holt his Arab-Israell mediation as spe giving recitals in this conmtry and at publication time guarding founder of the Lutz Junior Mu Soviet Union, sent an urgent appeal ADMITTED TODAY: Mm. Le Flineral Home. Haverstraw, N.Y., cial representative for the U.N. ure to carry a license and a hew cookies with the recipes. sasslnation of his father last May to the princes Friday to settle their ona Darling. South Windsor; Rus After attending Stale Police charge of operating a motor vehi (Canada. She recently completed a against a new outbreak and clear Small gifts for shut-ins. gajnes seum. was honored with the presen the government had tried to bribe 30, fled to Paris last month. training school, he wa.s assigned tonight from T to 9. Palestine Counciliatlon Commis ing up debris. tation of her portrait to Mrs. Don differences and establish a united sell Upton, 613 Main St.; Franeia sion. The resolution may recom cle while his license was under four-month tour with the National for Greek children and clothing for the officers into silence after they Only two of the men accused of government without delay. Taylor, 143 S. Main St. to the Hartford Troop. Lt. suspension. The order also set Opera Co. Johnson, a plumber for a Hart ald Conrad, chairman of the mu plotting Trujillo’s assaissination Our Sincere Aim... WUliara Spaerk Sr. mend that he carry on for another ford firm, had not been located and Delmo Mission in Missouri, may al had heard Balaguer paid off Rod The co-chairmen also asked the BIRTH SATURDAY: A son to Braithwaite In 1948 assisted in bond at $300. The three other soloists with the so be brought to the session. t seum’s board of trustees, for hang riguez Echavarria and hia brother, are known to be alive. An of the investigation of a case w-hlbh William Spacek Sr., 69, of 325 year in his search for means to still did not know about the fire. ing in the museum. princes to do everything in their Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm LaFrancte, chip away at the refugee problem. Messiah Chorus will be Miss Mar The nominating committee In Gen. Pedro Santiago Rodriguez ficial report Saturday said the WE HAVE. AND WE ALWAYS WILL Oder Mill Rd.. Bolton. resulted in conviction of five per Hillstown Rd., died suddenly Sat The Johnsons had made no plans Former Superintendent of power to prevent a .new outbreak "nie Arabs did not like Johnson's jorie McClung, soprano; Roger cludes Mra. James R. MacArthur, Echavarria, for their leading part other six accused were slaughter o f hostilitia. The ICXl warned BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A sons In Maine for stealing antiques urday afternoon in East Hartford. Loucks, tenor; and Robert Davis, fOr temporary lodging. Presumably Schools Arthur H. IlAig cited her ed Nov. 18 In what may have been from summer homes there and He collapsed In the cab of a small recent report, which said it must be Study Continued most of their furniture and clothing chairman, Mrs. Albert E. Carlson, in checking a coup attempt b.v BRING TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHESTER last month that a new Civil war daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred bass. Mra. P. D. Perkin-son, Mrs. . Vinton years of "guiding and inspiring” a la.s' act of revenge by surviv selling them to Connecticut deal truck while watching friends assumed that "there will be Pales Is lost The heaviest damage was children* and on behalf of her two brothers of the late dlrtator. may break out with the end of the LaPolnte, Andover: a daughter to There are more than 170 mem H. Wenner, Mrs. Floyd Wass and Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo, on ing Trujillo.s befdre they fled. ers. In 1963, he was a.ssigned to cleaning the yard at Bohemian tine Arab refugees for at least a By School Board in the Johnson home. friend.s and a.ssociates presented The attorney general's office rainy season if the princes do not Mr. and Mrs. William Lorimer, decade.” bers in the chorus, who have been Mra. Kenneth Donovan. Nov. 19. South Windsor; a daughter to Mr. the Hartford Oiminal Division of Lodge. 333 Forest St., East Hart Ciit Through Roof her with an initialed sterling stiver said two close a.s.sociates of young Low Prices * Best in Quality reach a quick settlement. Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and the rehearsing on Monday nights since About Town Electric The princes have agreed that and Mrs. Allan Rose. Cider- Mill the Court of Common Pleas. Dur ford. and was pronounced dead The board of education at a A couple of firefighters were cut bowl and matching candelabra and The officers claimed Gen. An Trujillo gave the - order that led WESTINGHOUSE ing three years in that post, he by Dr. William Lohman o f East United Arab Republic, hosts to the October. on the hands when they broke win The Auxiliary to the Coventry dres Rodriguez Mendez, command Souvanna Phouma should head the Rd., Bolton; a son to Mr. smd Mm. special meeting Wednesday at 7:30 Volunteer Fire Asaociatlon will memory book. to the my.sterious disappearance worked with former Prosecutor Hartford. refugees, were working on a reso G. Albert Pear.son, head of the dows. The ^ fts were presented at a re er of the air ba.se at Barahona in of the Six- Our Sincere Regard For Your Welfai CLOCK RADIO CAN OPENER pew government, but they have Vernon Vennell, East Hartford; a p.m. will take up where it left off music department at the high meet at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Roger F. Gleason in processing Mr. Spacek was bom in Ccecho- lution to Increase the memljership Using the town's aerial ladder, ception at the Illing Junior High the southwest, was the real leader Reliable sources said the two Play to d a y. . . wake up to made no progress toward agree many cases appealed from lower Nov. 20 with a report on school school, is directing the perform firehouse to leave for the annual Attaches'to wall or stands on ment on how that government Connelly, 89 Linden St.; a son to slovakia. Sept. 28. 1892, and had ot the conciliation commission from needs drawn up by Harold S. Kra firemen hovered over the peek of School cafeteria. . of the uprising and not Pedro Rod sunlvors, Luis Amiami Tio and courts. ^ three to nine and give equal repre ance. the roof and cut a hole thpre in Christmas party and gift exchange riguez .Echavarria. Antonio Imbert, are in hiding, music tomorrow. A beauty to counter. Opens any size or should be formed. T ^ dispute Mr. and Mrs. Francis Garber, Hill lived in the Hartford area for 60 mer, staff planner of Planning and at the Imperial Steak House in Bol Illing noted Miss Lutz’ “God- oentens on what role should be top Ave^, Vernon. Lt. Braithwaite was the first resi years. He was president of the sentation to Communist, Western- Renewal Associates of Cambridge, order to pour water down both aides given talent,” "tireless effort” and Rodriguez Mendez, now in Puer Amiami Tio at a private home own or give as the‘‘perfect” allied and neutral countries. ot the roof and into the burning ton. shape can. Bottle-opener played by Boun Oum and Soup- DISCHARGED SATURDAY dent state patrolman for the Town Bohemian Society of East Hart Mass. "love of children” as three hall to Rico as Dominican delegate on here and Imbert in the northern of South Windsor. He began hk The United ■ States, which now partitions. Meanwhile, smoke ejec The choir of Second Congrega the Inter-American Defense Board, city of Santiago. gift. hanouvong and how the cabinet John Genta, RFD 1; Mm. Frances ford and a member of the Bo Town 1 Planning Engineer Ed tional Church will mwt at 7:30 p.m. marks of her'/areer. included. posts should be divided among the duties there Feb. 1, 1956, and hemian Eagles of New Britain. sits on the commission along witj) ward Rybezyk will di.scus.s the tors were emptying the house of Miss Lutz’ teaching visits pro cabled Balaguer yesterda.v demand Art .\rtifice ^ Re^. $24.95 Cutting Wheel Guantntoed Uncoln, 37 E. Middle Tpke.; Diane served for three years. In 1959, he France and Turkey, is against such smoke. Wedneeday at the aahetuary. To ntake a print look something three factions. Tays, 132 Spruce S t; Mm. Valerie He was a retired tobacco farmer. latest school report by the plan News Tidbits duced an ’’electric atmosphere” In ing the removal of Pedro Rodriguez BIG TOY DISCOUNT 10 Yearo was promoted to sergeant and Survivors Include two sons, a troika setup. ning firm. The Eighth District Fire De The girls’ basketball group will Echavarria. He charged the gen like an oil painting, paste the print High western officials said re Starkel, 40 Cambridge St.; Mrs meet from 7 to 9 p.m. Wfcdneada.v classrooms, he said. He called her Discounted 5^ tlf.tS cent developments In the con transferred to Danielson Troop. He Frank N. Spacek of Dallas, Tex., The Arab resolution would also The meeting will be held in the from the AP Wires partment extinguiêd two minor "the master teacher, the skilled eral planned to replace Rafael Tru to cheesecloth and give the sur Evelyn Paradise, East Hartford was promoted to lieutenant last and William Spacek Jr. of Man have the United Nations name a fires yesterday morning. At 10:35 at Coventry Grammar School. To: ^ ference have convinced them that John Jasper Jr., 32 Biasell St. board room at Barnard Junior teacher who Is able to elicit from jillo. Jr. as Dominican dictator. face two thin coats of fresh, white January w-hen he became executive chester: a daughter, Mrs. Edward custodian to collect the inconre High School, firemen areswered a call at the The Board of Education will Trujillo Jr., who took command shellac. Discounted $ 0 .9 9 both Russia and Red China are Mrs. Madeline Rudd, 81 Walnut meet at 8 p.m. today at Coventry children. . .the goal set for that E now willing to reach agreement on Officer at Hartford Troop. M. Starsiak of Manchester, and from Arab refugee property in Rybezyk will report on alter Richard Cardinal Cushing of Lithuanian Hall in Golway St, in day's Ie.sson.” To: St.; Homer Larabee, 51 White St.; several nieces and nephews. Israel and luie part on refugee re High School. Laos with the West. The Commu Mm. Lillian Amadeo, 63 Irving St.; Lt. Braithwaite was a member natives sugge.sted by Kramer for Boston .say.s the real conflict In the which a boiler exploded. At 1();55 Mias Lutz has been "the In- of Emanuel Lutheran Church, the Funeral services will be held to lief. The United States is particu providing .schools or classrooms a.m. a brush fire, near Bowers Porter Library Association di nist delegationa’ acceptance of a Mrs. Eileen Carson, 77 Bigelow world is between Christians and rectors will have a special meeting ■splration of thousands of children,” French military presence in Laos Manchester Lodge of Masons and morrow at 2 p.m. at the John F. larly opposed to this Idea. where they are needed because of Jews on one .side and athei.sts on School, was quickly extinguished. Illing aaid. He said her work also St.; Mrs. Magdeleine Phelps, 47 Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. at 8 p.m. today at the library is regarded as a significant Indica- Ward St., Rockville; Eklward Rak, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. He had Some African and Latin-Ameri- population expansion predicted for the other. .. .Four Brooklyn, N. produced “economic” advantages played trumpet with the Tall Ce Center St. The Rev. Laurence can countries are working on a the next five to ten years. Y., children, trapped behind a fARDINAL GETS RED BID room. The library committee .will tl’ 68 ries out U.N. resolutions fbr the Dear Arthur: I just can't figure Cardinal Mlndszenty, 69, Roman tiring school personnel In the past. CANNON Braithwaite of Manchester, and of Oystai Lake Rd., died at hia partition of Palestine into Arab older people! I'm in college and I’ve (Catholic primate of Hungary, has. \> omen Voters Christmas luncheon When she received it. Miss Lutz KISSY help to reduce the chances of a Tolland; Mrs. June Szarek, 115 Chicago — The shot put and the to be held at 12:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at Communist takeover after the three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Patrlcca home Sunday morning. and Jewish states, for the inter been told that you should treat old been in the U.S. legation since he quipped, "I wonder who is doing R«ally puckers up slid kinn- R.\.M BOD IXIADING 4 SUCE TOASTER Russell St.; Gerald Mulse, 27 Lilley Until his retirement he was em nationalization of Jerusalem and discus throw are safe and suitable the Altnaveigh In Storrs. Mrs. WESTINGHOeST neutrality statute becomes effec S t; David Hagenow, 18 Lincoln S t; and Mrs. Paul Weimann, both of er people with respect. I’ve also sports for junior high-school pupils sought and was given refuge Uie next 25.” e« you, Really Fires Cannon Balls ployed as a machinist at Royal- for giving a free choice to the ref been told that when you are with FY'ancis A. Perrotti Is taking the tive. Mrs. Marion Smithwick. Ellington; Phoenix, Ariz., and Miss Charlotte — provided the shot and the dis after Russian tanks crushed Hun She said she will continue doing Now! No waiting for toast! TABLE RADIO Braithwaite of Manchester. McBee Ctorp.. Hartford ugees. older people, you should talk about gary’s anti-Soviet uprising In reservations. volunteer work at the nluseum. "I fiat liln'’" HoJ R*g. $18.00 R«g. $11.95 Laos was an “associated state" Mrs. Mary McCjdley, 18 Grove St,; Bom In-Plattsburgh N. Y „ on In the General Assembly debate cus are light and the youngsters The South Coyentry Cooperative Extra wide slot for bagels, Never before hasj such a low o f France until 1664. The French Funeral services will be held them and their Interests. But It '19,56. Police cars wait outside hope I may he continuing to do William Woodin, 19 (Cottage St.- April 8, 1893, he was a son of the on the seating of Red China, two just doesn’t work. are supervised — says an Amer Nursery and kindergarten will A "must’’ for home en were permitted to maintain limit- David Galligan, 30 Russell St.'; Wedneklay at 2 p.m. at Emanuel the legation day and night ready things there that may help make buns, muffins, etc. price tag been attached to i Lutheran Church. The Rev. C. late George and Amelia LaFavre longtime proponents of a U.N. Sue ican Medical Association consul to arrest the Cardinal If be leaves meet at 8 p.m. Wedneeday at the your teaching easier.” she told the tertaining. Sets up in ten Discounted $ 11.9 9 Discounted S /1.9 9 •d forces and mllitaiy advisers in Mrs. Judith Brombacker, 25 Oak- Landry. seat for Pefping—Sweden and Po tant, Dr. Fred Hein. ' ‘ , home of Mrs. Dean G. Wiley on the country after the 1954 Indo wood Rd.; Fred Libby, 368 Wood Henry Anderson, pastor, will offi Dear Sue: The answer is so sim the building. group. seconds, ready to seryh Selector panel. radio of such high quality. ciate. Burial will be in Elast Ceme Mr. Landry was a member of St. land—headed the speakers’ list ple, Sue Ujat you and the rest of Prospect St. The committee which planned china \Arndstlce but later turned land S t; Mm. Dorothy Miller, Cov. Luke’s parish. for today. .Informed sources said The North Coventry Women's family and friends . . . Reg. $19.95 entry; Mm. Rachel Lamoureux and tery. us tend t(Toverlook it. Most people the program included Miss Ethel Reg. $14.95 this right over to the United He i.s survived by his wife Mrs all five Nordic countries—Norway, don’t like to be treated as If they Club will hold ita annual Christ folds flat In seconds, States. It would revert tO France daugh^. High Manor Park, Rock- Friends may call at the Holmes Robb, Miss Huldah Butler, Miss Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to Hazel Burnett Landry: two sons, Sweden. Denmark, Iceland and were old. mas party and gift exchange at 8 Catherine ^ e a , Mrs! Madeline ready to be stored away under the treaty now being draft viUc; Mrs. Catherine Rupadr and Finland—probably would vote Discounted $ 1 3 . 9 4 Discounted $ i p Mn, 26 Cottage St.; Mrs. Dorothy night from 7 to 9 and tomorrow Oeoê E. Landry of Tolland and People arc Very much like totem p.m. tomorrow at the Church Mitchell and Miss Marjorie Leid- in a small space. Ideal To: ed here. William F. Landry of Thompson- against the U.S. resol.ution to haye poles, of which you notice only the Community House. Members have To: Harter and aon. 51 Hillside Ave., from 3 to 5 ai.d 7 to 9 p.m. TUESDAY NIGHT. DECEMBER 5 holdt, all elementary school prin for living room , den, Souvanna Phouma has repeat ville: a daughter, Mrs. Raymond the Chinese representation issue highest figure. People tend to think been asked to bring canned goods cipals. ALL ALL edly stated that he wanU French Vernon; Mrs. Linda Swiatek and rumpus room, family Mrs. Anna Srheibenpflug Gregson of Thompsonvilie; two declared a question of substance of themselves as being all the dif to be used for a Christmas bas The general committee of princi military advlsera and Inatructors son, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Con brothers, Homer Landry of Cohoes, requiring a two-thirds majority ferent people represented on the 6:00 to 9:00 room, patio and office. stance Lathrop and daughter, Cov- Mrs. Ahna Scheibenpfiug, 84, of ket for a local needy family. pals included Robert Heins, Vin to renudn in Laos. 194 School St.; died yesterday at N, Y., and William R. Landry of for a' decision. pole. The Junior Auxiliary to the cent Ramizi, Miss Harriet Atwood, $ 2 0 0 t o y s n ^ TO Y S Two major points of dispute re entty; Mm. Jane Bensche and son Hartford: and seven grandchildren. The resolution itself is a proce An older man may be a teacher, American Legion will meet at 7 NO TOOLS NEEDED 202 VVoodbridge St.; Mrs. clro i Manchester Memorial Hospital af Edward TimbrcH, Nathan Joy, main to be solved by the confer Funeral service.-: will be held dural matter requiring , only a a misunderstood husband, a proud p.m. Wednesday at the Legion TO ASSEMBLE! ence : McNally and son, 22 Waddell Rd • ter a long nines. She was the widow William Freeman and Walter DISrOUNTED TO: DISCOUNTED TO: of Joseiih Scheibenpfiug. Wedne.sday at 8:15 a.m at the simple majority for adoption, and father, ao inept golfer, an excellent IT'S home on Wall S t Roth. 1, A western demand that all Mrs. Arlene Grochowski and son’, Burke Funeral Home, 76 Prospect the U.S. delegation is confident public speaker, etc. He enjoys talk Cold Spring Dr.j Vernon. She was bom in Austria, Feb. 16, Local residents are invited to rE4T«aist regrular armed forces in Laos, in St., Rockville, with a requiem the assembly will approve It and ing about all of these things to the hear John Alsop of Avon speak at 1877, and had lived In Manchester that the Communists then will be < TSKSMSlMlf MMlSI'ZlI* cluding those now under Souvanna d is c h a r g e d YESTERDAY: for 68 years. Mrs. Scheibenpfiug Mass at 9 at St. Bernard's Cliurrh appropriate audiences. You'll com- M E N ’ S N ITE a meeting of the (Citizens For A c $ f .58 c unable to muster a two-thirds vote • 42' Fhouma's and Souphanouvong’s Mrs Mariam Pamons, Cheshire; was a member of Zion Evangelical Rockville. Burial will be in St! pliinent older people by talking to tion at 8 p.m. Dec. 11 at Fiano's YTiIe Party Held orders, must be In te^ ted in the Daniel Giguere, Amston; Edwin Bernard's Cemetery. in support of the Chinese Reds. them as friends. Restaurant in Bolton. Raymond • narSf ilMraM ftsM Lutheran Church. A U.N. report showed-today that Royal Laotian Army, and that all Griswold, 71 Crestwood Dr.; James Survivors include three sons, Friends may calf at the funeral They deserve respect, as do all AT Negro of Bolton is chairman of the By Orjjan Society • Ntstral nrahk flaM irregular units must be disbanded. Doran, 20 Castle R d.; Mrs LUcUle home today from 7 to 9 p.m ' and West Germany imported $84,344,- John Scheibenpfiug and Frank friends, when they earn It—not just > ■ group. • MIU Mr-#rt«f, ttals-rtiittait, This is the toughest problem of Wrpblwaki, Coventry; Mrs. Janet tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 000 worth of military arms from jDecause .of their years. Scheibenpfiug of Manchester, and other European countries last FASHION More than 50 persona attended a kl(ii srsuan sisitla t*a HI-FI TOP NAMK all, because the countless, ill-de- McGUlvary. 50 Tanner St.; Victor p.m. Dear Arthur: I was bom in 1902: Manchester E V e n I n g Herald Ketcher, 11 Warren Ave., Vernon; Joseph Scheibenpfiug o f Saunders- year, far more than any other Christmas party 'o f the Manches MG SIZE (20 in.) D E E P 8 WESTINGHOUSE flned groups of Jtmgle IrKgulars town, R.I.; a daughter, Mrs. Anna buyer. which would make me 60 on my 767 Main Street Coventry' correspondent, F. Paul are an Important element In Thomas Boland, 16 Rosemary PI. * ter branch of the Hammond Organ r.88 PHONOGRAPH S. Grimtwon of Manchester: 11 A table on military arms ex next birthday. I am working toward ine Little, telephone Pilgrim BOP TRANSISTOR MDIO REG. $69.95 Souphanouvong'a guerilla strategy. Mm. Alice Mead, Skinner Rd.’ retirement at 62. Everyone in the 2-62S1. Society Saturday evening at the marLOW TUMBELINA M Rockville; Robert Barbero 14 grandchildren and 3 great-grand F u n era ls ports in the annual "commodity AN IDEAL GIFTI Completbwith case, batteries, 2. A Communist demand that a children. trade statistics" also reported that area knows me and my age, but home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mo- Discounted neutral Laos must be specifically Carol Dr.; Mrs. Edith George. S. there Is no officinal record of it. The berg, 98 Forest St. and earphone. Beautiful re- Hawthorne. St.; Omer Goyette 7 Funeral services will be held Belgium and Luxembourg export “It’s Marlow’s GoMen 50th Anniversary Year!" DOLL BASEBALL To: excluded from the protection of Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Wat- Mrs. Theresa Hoffman Pflster ed $3,454,000 worth of such arms only way I haVe been able to ob Albert Heavisides artd Frank I Really moves and breathes the Southeast Asia Treaty Organl- C'if'nt^rlain St.. Rockville; Mrs. tain a birth certificate Is through Food King Closes, Chmlelski directed, singing of ception from this petite klns-West Funeral Home, 142 E. Ttje funeral of Mrs. There.sa H. to Cuba, which is at odds with No Bring Her xatlon (8E1ATO). The West mkin- Edith Delaney. 49 Barry Rd.- Rus the census, which Has my birthday p Women Christmas carols.' Accompanists FREE PURNELL PARKING • OPEN 6 DAYS 90-DAY GUARANTEC lx Center ,St. The Rev. Paul G. Pro- Pfistcr, 35 Mt. Nebo PI., was held their big North Atlantic ally, the Reg. $12.95 radio. tains It can make no such commits sell Irwin, 307 Highland St.; Fred” two years later thian it really is. , Size Will Leave Town were Mr.s. Peter Slater, Mrs. Mau R«g. $19.95 6 hours of listening plea*, kopy, pastor of Zion Evangelical this morning at the John F. Tier United States. Allowed! With You m w t at Geneva because severai Foreter ^ u t h Rd„ Bolton; Mrs. The Soviet Union has charged What can I do to be able to retire rice Clark and Hervey LaQuerre, Reg. $29.95 ure at one sitting Wilma MUler. Thrall Rd., Vernon; ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center early ? $ C .9 9 60 watts of power to puali SEIATO memfaisrs are ndT'ifepre- St., followed by a solemn high repeatedly that the arms buildup With four more years left in its organists, and Mrs. Ernest Ander Diseounted $ 1 0 . 8 8 Discounted sented in the conference. Swallow, 449 Gardner St.; in West Germany threatens the Sixty son and MLss Gladys Forster, out all the high and low Richard Rlngrose. 14 Cornell St.; Mass of requiem at S't, James’ original lease arrangement, Food Discounted The confwence participants are peace of Europe. West Germany’s Dear Sixty: If your birthday was Free King has deplded to pull out from pianists. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright $ 1 6 - 8 8 frequencies ®y*^**^ Williams and son. 18 Church. Free the three.lCC member Nations, the HEALTH CAPSULES allies reply that she could not turn never registered in the town In GifU ita location at King’s Dept. Stores, played an organ selection, “Eine To: Sounds like you’re sitting Nike Circle; Mrs, Louise Mantz by .Mirliacl A. I’elli, .M.D. The Rev. John D. Rqgan was which you live or at the hospital in Refreshments FURNITURE DEFARTMENT right in the middle of tha Big Four (the United States. aggressor If she wished because Inc., according to Growers Outlet, Fensterberg.” (Lower Store Level) Britain, France and the Soviet and SOT. 144 Green hlanor Rd.; celebrant, the Rev. John Kanek she is tied into the North Atlan which you were born, look for orchestra WHAT CAUSES owners of the food operation. The party included a catered MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—MI 9-5221 Union), Laoa’ tix neighbors (Red Mm. Carol Brough and daughter deacon, -and the Rev. James T. tic Alliance. school and baptismal records. They dinner, Christmas grab bag and re- Plays 4 speeds 16, 33, 45, Broad Brook; Mrs. Marilyn Hitch- INSOMNIA ? O’Connell sub-deacon. Mrs. Jane The food operation was housed in enuna. North and South Viet Nam, The report said that the United are' often accepted as proof. Free about 1,600 aquare feet leased from fre.shments. 78 . Burma, Thailand and Cambodia) cOTk and daughter. East Hartford- Maccarone waa organist a.nd solo States exported $222 million worth Extra Automaiic record changer Mm. Joanne Page and daughter, Wrapping the department store at ita Pine Kid Looa Itaelf. ist. Burial waa In St. JameS^ Ceme of arms but the U.S. government (Dear Arthur: Now that I’m re Service St. and Hartford Rd. location. The Wapping: Mrs. Edna Douchesneau tery. Father Regan read the com did not tell the U.N. where they tired and have the time to mull Md daughter, 389 Lydalj St.: Mrs mittal services. reason behind the move to leave O O U m M i; AIDB IN COllUT went. Britain exported $896,000 over little things that I’ve 'won Manchester Involved “ servicing dif ôrence Vancour and daughter, 177 Bearers were Wiljiam Hoffman, worth to Israel and $772,000 worth dered about all ,my life, I have B— Pec. 4 (g>) — Indostri- Highland St. ficulties," a apokeaman said. .•Hat BaiBard Goldllne, 71, and Robert Hoffman, Walter Olds and to Israel's Arab neighbor Jordan. many questions. One that has been t Irwin Feinatein, president of DISCHARGED TODAY: Kevin John Jacobs. on my mind ever since I was a his 48-year-skl soecetaiy. Miss WMson, 43 Bigelow St.; George We know that Christmas shopping can be a chore. So Growers Outlet in Springfield, MUdna Papermaa, are sclied- INDIA MOVES TROOPS child is why "an apple a day keeps Mass., said the operation would Falkenstein, 28 Strong St.,-' Peter New Delhi, India, Dec. 4 (A’)— the doctor away.” I have never O M tb apfiear agala In federal St.: William we’re making it easy . . . if you’ll do it in our store. move closer to Springfield.. He de •aorkiMay — tUa lime to face Gay Potted Herbs Official statements ai^d Bijpis of eaten pne a day, but do you know scribed the relocation as "tempor Wilkie, Eiist Hartford; Mrs. Jean troop moyemMitB Indleated today what would have happened if I TONIGHT ohairges «C vktlaMoa o f proka nette Baril, Phoenix St;, Vernon: ary." Ride 'arti India might -he preparing for a had? On MEN’S NIGHT you can shop in peace. Our per Ralpilph lyOnofrlo, manager for tliilh (M dfiae — whose gift- Mm. Anna Kittel. 18 Blssell St.; Are Savory Gifts showdown ,on Portugal’s coastal 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Only Soft, Comfortable . S M W to ahenaaa Adams led to Desmond Belske, South Windsor; the grocery chain, Indicated It N enclaves. Portugal has held the’" ' Fit-as-a-Fiddle sonal shoppers will help you .pick to perfection. would take about two weeks to FIRE TRUCK SPRAY,STEAM Adiias’ 'reaigiiaifoo as an as-~ Richard Durig, Wapping: David An early start on an Indoor herb enclaves on the West Coast north Dear Fit-as-a-Fiddle: Some day ilitMBt fh m Prasldeot EImo- Anderson, 231 Green Rd.; Mm. ramove food and fixtures. He re A thrilling ride every time! TV HORSE <1 garden vrill yield Christmas gifts and south of Boiiibay since the soon this sage advice about an ap ported it waa his understanding iniTDRYIROIIV Coffeematic by leeer — li oafilag a year at Mildred Albert and daughter! - 6 prized by cooks everywhere— 16th Century. They are Goa, with ple a day could be included in medi Let him ride the range right Tyler Circle. See you TUESDAY, 6 :00-9:0O P.M. that Kings Dept. Stores were con All steer frame construction. *| 9 steam vents for greater FM m I OsmoMoaal Instt- IP YOU OCCASIONALLY HAVE fresh herbs. A flourishing pot ot 650,000 persons In 1,587 square cal textbooks. Recently doctors along with his TV Favorites. tU tm t, a t OMhasg, Ooaa., for TROUBLE SLEEPING, THIS IS chives, rosemary, parsley, or oth milee; Damao, with 21,000 per templating tsdiing over the space Foolproof steering UNIVERSAL have begun to suspect that pectin vacated by Growers Outlet for ex steam pressure. ~ : flM ^ la laesaie tax- 13 Million Summoned NORMAL, BUT IF YOU HAVE er herb make a unique, inexpen sons In S3 square miles, and Din, reduces the amount (rf cholesterol DISCOUNT Attractive, sturdy. Flavor, seiactir. •aM kip t m d , pansion purposes. Removable ladder. plaoed INSOMNIA EVERY NIG H T FOR sive present. 41S square miles and 20,000 per In the blood. And as you probably % Fabric selector. ' Dress clay pots In which they’re lYOnofrio said, about 30 full-and 10 CWIIMrililllt ft Im t Washington—The United (States' ) A LONG PERIOP OF TIME, sons. Since winning Independence . know, persons with a low choles- , to aa THE CHANCES ARE THAT planted with glitter, seals, paint from Britain In 1847 IndM> has torol content are less likely to have part-time employes bad been hired . Reg. $5.95 .. R e g . $ 4 .9 5 Reg. $14.95 fimt peacetime conacriptlon law fashion s Rieg. $lfjf5 SOME EMOTIONAL PROBLEM ed motifs or bimds of gift ruibon- de m n dod Portugal glvo np the a stroke or heart attack. here by the grocery chain. waa signed Ja September, 1840. TU in cellophane to protect herb* Kielvroa but P rfoe BUnlotar Tbinstein reported the decision ^ ON ALL PURCHASES I avadhig tans isf Since theij neariy 18,000,000 men IS CAUSING IT. What .does all this havs to do DAMooBted $ 3 . 9 9 -DiicountGd $ 0 .9 9 Diseoanted Diaeountad I t tgr M i atm th- and give a final, festive gift ap Neiim has. resisted pobUo d»- with apples? SlBiplv that pectin is 767. Main Street to nlocate was msde possible BRING YOUR FRIENDS hay# Kwwersd the call to the col Haekh O owIm livu ImU iI lnhftiitit pearance. ' ' r through both icing's snd Orownri ' Tot To: V ai O t.' on . ItlimtWwidadtebeeljSunaakiiaMra maadea that be order the ladlao foiind in apples. It u also lotmd la (Nevepaper Eotuprie# Aeen.) aniqr to seize them. other fruits snd leafy vegetables. • OttUtt, and that the movn was AT. BOTH GRANT STORES 815 Main St. and Shopping Parkada inltUtod h y Oronron.

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^ A O K T W E L V I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, €ONM. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 ' MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTftk, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 PAOB T H D ri^ South Wih4*or H e b r o n Girl Sco^ Drive Library Displays TV-Radio Tonight Donations at $760 Christmas Books \ A total of $760 has been con Hebron's Douglas lib ra ^ ls dis Special, One Week tributed to the Girl Scout Funcf playing its collection of Christmas Td ision Drive, it haa been announced. Goal stories, plays, jxietry, customs, 6:00 Blc 3 Theater (in progress) irta Camera Early Show (In progress) 10 30 eyenne 8. 40, for the.drive la $800. table dMorations, and such for the ’Vogl Bear 8 . 12 Were Rich ‘ Sytlabus 18 Bunt Cyril Amo, drive chairman and holiday season. Any of these m&y Iilghway Patrol Worlds^ GUnta Blue'AngsIs To » dUi Mra. J.. Lawrence Briggs, neigh be borrowed. Also available are Al Mann News 8-90 The borhood chairman, have expressed the new junior room books, pur 6:15 Modem Digest - West (C) 10. 22. News. Sports A Weather ■ . CELEBRATION 8:30 The Rinaihan 8. 40, their appreciation, to all who have chased for the recent book week Workshop Frontiers of Knowledge helped. A^special thank-you is due 6:25 Wea'hei News ft Sport* Wtndpw On Main Street DOBIN'S display. Expedition Ducftptn Bawling ^ i the Wapplng Fair Committee, they The library is open Monda'^y, 6:30 Club House, 9:00 Danny Thomas Show 3 START? TODAY! . said, for its generous donation. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday af F(ir Your Information Surfslde, Six 8. 40, , DEC. 4 THROUGH DEC. 9 Anyone who ha.s not contributed Channel 8 News' 87th Precinct 10. 22. ternoons, from 2 to 5, and Tuesday NRobln Hood 9:30 Andy Griffith Show 3,- may send a donation .to Aiîo at 6:45 Uoug Edwards 10:00 Hennessey DEPT. STORE and Friday evenings from 7:30 to . 3, N, Miller Rd., Wapping. Girl Scout of Huntlev-Brinkley Report Thriller 10. J2. 9. 10. J Million Dollar Movie 18 ficials report that the drive’s suc Region Boards Meet Evening Report Ben Caaey 8. 4 cess will help hasten plans for a A meetihg of the four boards of 7:00 Altei Uinnei Movit 10:30 Rve Got ft Secret ' day camp in South Windsor this News It Weather i 11:00 News Planner in Town education in Region 8 is slated .to News. Sports ft Weather News, Sports ft Weather coming season. morrow at 8 p.m.. in the RHAM Expedition ■ 1:16 l.tcK Paar Show (C) I Last week the Girl Scouts and Jon K. Rosenthal,-a staff plan Yale Olee Cldb Sing for the Suspense Theater DECEMBER 4 SiShObi library. The topic for dis America.^ BIG AUCTION TOMORROW! 11:30 Cain's Hundred Brownies planted golden crocus ner for Planning and Renewal As cussion will be "Special Class, Rec Death ValleV Dave Feature 40 bulbs to celebrate the 50th anni sociates of Cambridge, Mess., has ommendations and Reports." Million D.dlar Movie 11:30 Jack Paar Shoi^ .(C> pICTSWEET versary of Girl Scouting. Bulbs Mrs. Frederick J. Wythe, art W.vatl Earp Movie 8-Myatery ThrMgh arrived in Manchester to work on 7:15 Evening Renorl 1:00 Late News .are being planted at each of 17 teacher at RHAM, will show her Film 22 News 8 public buildings, including schools, the capital improvements division work to the board. SEE SATntoftvs rv I9BEH FOR UOMPLETE USTIKa Use Your Valuable FROZEN FOODS churches, post-offices, fire houses Of the master plan the firm is School Paper Staffed DECEMBER 9 and libraries. making of Manchester. Editors In chief of the RHAM School lênus High School newspaper, are: July . » The elementary school menus A North Stonington resident, he Dougan and Linda Adamson; as will work with staff planner Har Radio ^ la week are: Monday—hot beef sociate editor, Harriet Wythe; art old S. Kramer in gathering infor editor, Susan Leon; associates, (This listing includes only those news broadcasts o ! 10 or IS-mlnnte Dobin’s Dividend Dollars and gravy ,.; sandwich, buttered length. 8ome stntioiw carry other short nowsoBota.) whole kernel com. cheese squares, mation from town officials and dc;- Pcgpy Freeman and Ann Willse; jam sandwich, fruit, milk; Tues parfments about suggested capital honorary editor. Nancy Hudak; WDBC—1364 S.15 Showcase and Naws improvements for the next six copy editor, Susan Page; typists’, 4:UU News 6:45 Lowell Thomas day — meatballs and gravy, mash 6:55 Sports TOMORROW at DOBIN'S... years. Linda Archer. Nancy Badore and C:05 Today on Wall Street ed potato^ buttered carrots and 6:10 Sport News 7:10 Richard Hayes and Carol Burnett Mary Anne Ramage; proof read 6'15 Art Johnson Show 7:30 CBS News Analysis peas, wheat ‘tmead and butter, The information will be assem 8:UU The World TonIWt bled into a rep>ort and will relate er, Judith , Provost; faculty ad 8:05 Ratmor Shlnea cookies, milk; iêdnesday — soup viser, Gerard Nault; typing ad 1:00 News a Sign OR 8:15 Showcase and News and crackers, eg^^salad sandwich, to the financial capabilities of the WHAY—914 12:15 Sign Oft town. viser. Frank Distefano; art ad- 6:00 Paul Harvey gingerbread and topping, milk; tdser, Mrs. Frederick J. W>’the. 6:30 Sound Stage AUCTION STARTS Thursday — turkey i la king on Rosenthal received a B.A. in Grange to Meet 8:30 Night Flight economics from Amherst College 10:00 News biscuit, buttered green beans, rye Hebron Grange will meet tomor 12:02 Sign Off bread and butter, frosted graham and a master’s degree in. city plan row at Gilead Cbmmunlty Hall at ning from the Massachusetts In WTIC—1084 crackers, milk; Friday - - tuba and 8 p.m. The program will be in 6:00 News, Weather A Snorts RUG and TOMORROW NIGHT maicaroni salaid. buttered whple stitute of Technology. He expects charge of the home economics 6:20 Strictly Sports kernel com, cranberry sauce, pea to be in Manchester for, the next committee. Refreshments will be 6:30 Suppertime Serenade few months to work on the capital ? :45 Three Star (Extra nut butter and marshmallow sand served by the Douglas Porter, :05 Conversation Pleca UPHOLSTERY A T 9 P.M. wich, fruit, milk. improvements phase. Rathbun and George Rose fam 7 30 News ol the World. ilies. 7:45 Radio Moscow J U I C E 1 Junior Women to Meet 8:00 Pops Concert •V.ltrt.tftH-__ .rgfl r The Junior Woman’s Club will be observed Dec. 10 at both the 9 :00 Nightbeat CLEANING 9;30 and the 11 a m. serv-lce.s. Manchester Evening Herald He 11:(8I News meet today at the Avery Street bron correspondent. Miss Susan B. 11:15 Sports Final Elenrentaiy School at 8 p.m. The Guest speaker will be Mrs. J. 11:30 Starlight Serenads TEL. Ml 9-1752 Ward Rlis of, Glastonbury. Pendleton, telephone ACademy 1:30 Sign Off . international and public affairs 8-8454.- or Free Refreshments! committee will present a pre WPOP—1410 school-age safety program. Mrs. ManeheHler Evening Herald 6:00 Today In Hartford Ml 3-5747 South Windsor correspondent 6:15 Connecticut Ballroom MIX'EM OR Madeline Dooley, public health 7:UU Bob Scott nurse, will speak. Laura Kate, telephone Ml 4-17S3. 9:00 Rav Somers Fun For All! 6«oc. cans Data on Density 11 :tXI News Members are reminded to bring 11:10 Ray Somers Garner's Items for the vetrans’ kits; Co 1:00 Del Raycee Show MATCH ‘EM! To Be Discussed 8 GRISWOLD ST. 4 Pkgs. hostesses for the evening are Mrs. Baptist Circles WINF—1J30 * Pring the Family and Friends! David Anderson and Mrs. Joseph 6:00 World News W o G ive a-JT Green Stanipw Vono. "Question marks" about types of 0:10 Wall Streot Sponsor Mo\1es Slate Meetings development and densities In the Full length Walt Disney movies formulation of some areas of the HUNDREDS OF VALUABLE GIFTS 10 oz, will be shown at the Pleasant Val Meetings of Community Baptist master plan, will be studied this Broccoli Cuts ley EHementarj' School every Sat Church circles will be held on week In Cambridge. Ma.ss., ac WILL BE AUCTIONED OFF FOR DOBIN'S urday afternoon during the months Tuesday and Wednesday next cording to Edward Rybezyk, town of December and January, spon week. planning engineer. FOR YOU sored by the Pleasant Valley Kin DIVIDEND DOLLARS ONLY! BE THERE... French Pried Meeting on Tuesday will be the Rybezyk said he would vi.sit dergarten Association. The movies Cambridge for consultations With will be shown from 1 to 3 p.m. The Barbara Gifford Circle at the home Planning and Renewal Associates, yilgtim iUaisf wm Mpc«,w A N D JOIN IN THE FUN! 9 o l doors will open at 12:50 p.m. of Mrs. George Smith, the Marcia retained by Manchester to draw POTATOES Pre-school children must be ac Neubert Circle at the home of Mrs. up the plan. Yoar Living Room Furniture at Low Prices! companied by a reliable older child Joseph Kowell, the Ann Judson Rybezyk also said the area of or an adult. Circle at the home of Mrs. Nellie the plan to be studied Include the Wapping Church Notes Moran, and tlie Mary Greene Cir Keeney St. and northeastern re C H A IR ..$25 SOFA~$49 The Junior Choir will rehearse cle at the home of Mrs. Helen T er- gions of town. No major problem , Complete Complete Visit Our Big Complete FANCY CUT 10 oz. Wednesday at 7 p.m.; the Senior ney. seems to be Involved, he added Includes fabric, welting and Includes fabric, we.ltlng and On Wednesday, the Estelle Car zipper. zipper. ' CORN Choir, at 8 p.m. ’The Cambridge discussions will The Reliôus Education Com penter Circle will meet at the home attempt to tie up loose ends, in mittee will meet Friday at 8 p.m. of Mrs. Gerald Brines and the Reed preparation for completing, the Enter Our SEWmanship CONTEST! in the Ruth Crockett Room. Eaton Circle at the home of Mrs. final program, due In about three Women’s Fellowship Sunday will Thomas Spano. months. LOOK—^FREE! NO. OBLIGATION! Onp decorator will come to your home with sample* of fine fabries, either day or night. 10 OZ. Phone MI 9-SS22 now! Or come In and pick out your own TOYLAND Peas-'Carrots fabrics. Order early for Christmas delivery! PILGRIM MILLS— Cheney Hall, Hartford Road STILL A FEW LEFT! GENUINE LEAF or BARBIE DOLL SPINACH CHOPPED TONIGHT . TS Oz. MIX ’n MATCH SET 4 Pkgs. PkRO. 6:Q0 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Only SQUASH ^ 10 % DISCOUNT w Complete with wardrobe that makes 70 costume combinations The fashionable Barbie Doll . . . the grown-up doll with the elaborate wardrobe including valise and crystal necklace. Hurry . . before they are all gone! 6 Pkgs. 2 Pkgs. ON ALL PURCHASES BRING YOUR FRIENDS JO H NNY RCe $1.00 AT BOTH GRANT STORES 815 Main St. and Shopping Parkade CIVIL W A R CANNON •Mfg’s List OS' SPECIAL 12.00 For Monday, Tuegday m m it and Wednesday Only! An exact replica. Load the cannon ball, ram it into posi- HURRY! HURRY! Uon, pull the lanyard and cannon ball fires up to 35 feet' 1000 SUPER-lflGHT QUALITY Beautiful toy and a real thriller! Child's TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS il CRICKET II PORK ROCKER ADD variety to your meNU Giant 414 Ft ■ Hardwood with high gloss CHOPS maple finish. Upholstered Aluminum seat and removable pillow back with gay print design. BEST Height, 2114 inches.* Tree B U R S A C K ’S FIRST F L O Y D ’S CENTER CUTS Full Size TRIKE SUPERMARKET F O O D S T O R E . Inc. FRESH, TENDER MARKET 10” WHEEL . YOUNG CORN-FED 469 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER 646 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER 1 BBOAD STREET, MANCHESTER LB Bright Enamel Finish PORKERS A, gorgeous tree with sparkling branches, foil Available covered trunk and sturdy YOUR AUTOMATIC legs. At These FUEL OIL FULL OF JUICE A. G. DEUVERY CONTRACT NOW Compare at 7.95 \Ve have a full selec Stores PINEHURST GROCERY L E O T R E M B L A Y ’S All steel frame 10” trike tion of fine Christmas Pink Grapefruit 10 FOR' 49^ with easy-to-pedal action. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER SOUTH COVENTRY, CONN. And Receive A t Absolutely No Extra Cost Ideal i for the beginning wrap, Christmas cards "sidewalk driver!” LOOO Triple "S " Blue Trading Stamps* SPECIAL ALL WEEK! SAVE 1 Oc at low discount prices. *8Uaipt tewed upon p a ^ r a t of Qnt fuel delivery. Lemon PINEAPPLE Pie / i r 8 ° l z 4 9 ^ OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 * . • MONTHLY OR BUDGET PAYMENTS \ < LOOK FOR THIS ALL WEEK SPECIAL DOBIN'S SATURDAY TILL 5:30 P.M, Hooting 24-Hour FAM ILIAR e m b l e m Fried Hmidock LB 59' S p o d td U tM Burner S f n e o l9 3 S Service Prkee sHeclIv* el Alt A4F Sager Merlieh hi tkii cemmusity t vkiaky Ample Psrkinf MEMBERS nu oma musme ft fftowe w a eogom . me. 828 MAIN STREET in Areal N.R.O.O. ST 0 R OIL COMPANY It’s your asBurance of the utmost in M a r k e t s II U9 emam sratn n i . M l 3.6320 "THE NATION'S LEADING GROCERS ’ :o:- mh/ch.-a: ■ sci ,MtiBfaetioa, integrity and fair dealing

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MANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY^ DECEMBER 4. 1961 PAGE FTTtKF.N lA O l FOUSTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. De GEMBER 4, 1961 Anyona. interested is asked to con eon Palmer, property on .'Wales BUGGS BUIWY* __ OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOFLE DAILY CRO^WORD PUZZLE Bolton Andover tact the school office. Seoul -Drtve Neta $814 itclaim Deeds; Benjamin J. WHEWi THATiS Allen Yale, Andover, chairman Chaske to Ernie and Claudette is* . V \ MORE LIKE ITS of the Boy Scout finance drive, re- Chasse\property on Old State Rd.; Zoners to Consider Enumeration porty the total railed ie $314.15. He T h e re sa ^ . Stearns to Town of __ NOTHIN' O blN 7rrS ALL A M w t r t o I expressed his appreciation for the Andover, p ro p erty on Old State ESADl'ltJO WON'T ffeSRET THIS PUR CH A^fl^€^® Worid Tour. G)»unt8 742 work of the canvassers and the Rd. MK.KLOTZ/'^fiOR BOTCHER iHO(» ALREAB'*9)lf?i7^ help of the townspeople. Agyeement'ôbert N. Littlejcnd jo s T L V renownedonthe l o c a l L ^ E L . A O U M S C M l lest To Rewrite Insurance Archibald P. KkmAg*t property on Mrs. Steve Ursin haa completed Hickory Hill. yJiLLVJiN NATIONAL REC06NITI0N FOR J I t 'TV'S w t ^ ICutto’i OOlra forth At a recent meeting of the An I Chlneee itapla the school enumeration for An- ITS t e A R m e a t SPECIALTIES.'— ■tnnibold 10 ■tTie Zoning CCommlsaion will m eettfirst hibiiiM in bis i/sw Boltoti Cen- dover Insurance Commission, the Certificate of 'Devise: Estate HAK-KAFF.'— SHALL >NE SAV ^ ICEN(|ealer’s permit. The room ranch ty p i ^ u s e with one- years oMige residing in Andover, .U laiU iB Tirtr SBeorarfond case was referred to the Zoning palities. ’The commiasion voted to : Williniantlc Trust Co., 'trustey, !l9 JapiiMW Mih »H alt car' attached garage In Ansaldi 41.8 per Cent of the total popula adopt this plan as it gives the town I property on Rt. 87. 34 Poet Sandburf Commission aftei^^to^ counsel h o n e s t ,14LMT«Ollt Heights. tion of l,77V'pereons. the best fire coverage at a mini-' 'U n iw 38 Bread apread ruled that the Zoning'Board of Ap- Baptisms ' There ai-e 240 pre-schoo! chil WEIQHT • ’(M l *1 W * w 6 * . sereunea mum rate. Manchester R v e n I n r /H (eFRld 'IBOorM f«Me 43 Among ^peals had no JurisdicUOn In ’ the Kurt Nelson son of Mr. and Mrs. T H . U A PM. « l Unuittal STItalian dren. Enrollment In the elemen Public Records Andower correspondent (."■âr iTPinittM 44Pale case because a used car buhliiess la argei 'iSTTMk Graat Lake reaortdty Staney Jegielo of Brewster St., tary’ school is 243 and enrollment "’The town clerk’s office has list Montandon, telephoi pngrinj' A l.' ' OOP «Y V. 1. HAMI.IN SSRemB 38 Parch .48Britiih not a permitted use In a bufikress Coventry, and Pamela' Patrice, of Andover children In RHAM .aOLocaUOBf g3 1 f £ 4 ^ 40 Sooth Pacific atateeman Bone. , . ed the following property transac-j 2-«M12. 31 (M ie n iiM 48----- Hayworth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul High ScHboI Is 228. Other figures tions for the months of October I r.MJNPER HOtV I EVB* saSDMk bell player ialandf The ZBA held a, public hearing 'Brown of Volpl Rd., w4re,baptiied include; Four attending technical THECK W TH SET MVS0.F IMTO ' r WISH I HAD 34 Camera part 41 Son of Noah 47 Pace on Nov. 22 at w'hich a petition and November. ! 38 N it 40 Knock In St. Maurice Church yesterday. school; eleven attending private THESE ETRUSCANS ^ WNDlVCTKjS PONG A PIECE OF 3 S S ^ toMtlMr SSEngravera 42 Melon signed by 90 residents of the W'arrantee deeds: Marion Tinker: AN THEIR SlU-Y / SITUATIONS FRIED CHIOOJ 30 High in Mtura About Town schools; one In the armed forces; r “ r ~ n 4 r r ” r “ t r 5“ IT r r "Brandy St.-Belton Center Rd. area to Jon and Jean S.vme, property on | PILL Y O U R S&H a n y w a y ; 31 Rrann ctnior was presented. M ^ n had applied Men who topK part In the horse one in a correctional Institution; Gilead Rd.; Martha Autos to Gor-, 33Kxlit IS 14 for a used car dealer’s permit for shoe pitching^league will meet to*- three working and one unemploy don R. Macdonald, lot 68 at the IMINUM 3311iiier«I rode l y night at TAt the Community Hall ed. S A V ER 34Tirdy property now zoned for business lake; George G.'Koerber et al to 33 IreUnd IT" II 1? and owned by Charles Volkert at to make'plans for a banquet. Staff X-rayed Christon H. Jersey et al, lot 19 at riNOOWS and DOOfiS 33 Shore biidi the corner of Brandy St. and Bol .The board of education will meet ’The teachers, cooks, bus drivers, Pine Ridge: Welley Gamache to. JKS FASTGR 38Hone II A ton Center Rd. tonight at 8 at the school. - custodian and the secretary of the Joseph W. Pepin e t al, property ,3SFtaUih The Holy Name Society of St. JALOUSIE PORCH |40Thui III Since a used^car dealer’s permit elementary school took advantage on Shoddy Mill Rd.; Erich Slismets F O R ^ m W A UlBridgei Is not a permlus4^ use In a busi Maurice Church will meet tonight of the state health department mo to Erich and Heuno Slismets. prop ENCLOSURES iddPinnU s !? a ness zone, Tedford said the prob at 8 in the church halt for a pro bile X-ray unit's visit to RHAM erty on New Boston Ref.'; Martin C H R IS TM A S '48 HiU (preflz) able procedure would be to hold a gram postponed from Nov. 20. A last week for their required che.st | and Susan Baker to 40 Sheep ST meeting of the'Legion of Mary will X-rays. j Pratt et al. lot 546 at-fhe jake; Oofioroi Carpentry SORedect public hearing on the cas^. be held tomorrow at 8:30 p.m In GIFTS STAMPS 81 Heroic The sale of the Volkert property Jack Rice, school bus driver, is ; Frank R. Tomlinson to Martiri .and ST the church hall. reiigning his Job as of Dec. 11. and ' Susan Baker, property on Hebron 33 Stir reportedly hinges on obtaining p>r^ ’The Woman'! Society of Christian Thomas A. Murdock 83 Network JT mission for the business since Ma vr»th ai ■» school is looking for someone ; Rd.; Mildred E. Foss to Robbins B. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER MITuhion Service of United Methodist ^ replace him. The daily hours are Smith et al. property on New Bos-; B3Ve«eUble son wants to live and repair cars Church will hold its Christmas Ml B-8T46—MI 9-2980 BOCMdc H on the premises. party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the 7:15 to 9:15 a m. and 2 to 4 p.m. I ton Rd.; Clarence L. Palmer to i 1 : Flowing Procedure Set PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER DOWN II 42 IS 48 48 IT church. Each member will bring a 1— Ore At their meeting Friday night, grab bag gift. W E L L » W A S SSye part . W“ u the selectmen set new town regu WORTH ITP SVhiten lations for winter maintenance of 4 Ineect heme Manchester Evening Hwmld Bolton SNOW! TH E KIDS WILL n~ S2 u the roads, based on similar state correspondent, Grace McDermott, BE LATINS FOR ME 5 Mohammedan regulations. :> blUa u telephone Mitchell 3 «M« AT THE FRONT DOOR! •IW n erdara s r u According to the new rules, TOrinkalowly when It starts to snow, town work ers will sand hills aim curves in Talcottville town; when the ■low'’/Womea TONIGHT THIS m inches deep, workers will iH BY FRANK O’NBAl spread salt down the center « .^ e Firemen to Elect 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Only SHORT RIBS roads and when the snow la s3 inches deep, snow plows will b^ Second Lieutenant -sent out on all roada. Salting and THEY SAV THE COMMISSAR HAS sanding of the roads will be con *Phe December meeting of Tal- DAIS IS GOING DO e e A ORDERED EVBB»N 6 1 0 tinued as required during the cottvnie'a Co. 3 firemen will be held '1^ LEAN, TOUGH WINTER. T ighten h is b e l t / storm.' tonight 7;15 at the firehouse. ^ In other business, selectmen re ’The main order of business will STAMPS DISCOUNT |g-4 —Y" appointed Peter Masaolini as fire be electlng'- a second lieutenant. marshall, a position he has held ’This was supposed to have been ac T O b BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL for many years. complished at last month's meet Selectmen decided to refer to ing, however, not enough members ON ALL PURCHASES ifchMgM IfW m w, Im / -mArWA* \ S U R E .' W E the Board of Education the ques were present to constitute a quo LOOK / SNOW WASMT J BOTH COULDN'T tion of clearing the Rogers tract rum. BRING Y’OUR FRIENDS L a OIC B E W R O N G / next to the school for a play area, Two Fire C«!la F r i^ y AT BOTH GRANT STORES 81.5 .Main St. and Shopping Parkade after reading a letter from the Talcottville firemen were 'called SPECIAL PRE-CHRISTMAS STAMP b O O K ' Public Building Commiasion out twice at mld-aftemoon Frl'day. (PBC). ’The matter of acquiring However, both fires had been ek- land at Bolton Center, also brought tinguished before they arrived at up by the PBC. was turned back the ecene. with no damage result BONANZA... THIS WEEK^NLY! ing. DO'/OO WANT ID BE \ T ONLY WEAR. to that commission since by or dinance they are charged with The. more potentially dangerous 'SHOTTWKCANt'iDU?' SUSPENDERS. studying and acquiring land. fire of the two occurred at 3 p.m. The selectmen announced that when an oil burner overflowed in iil barrels of sand-salt mixture will the garage at Pagani's warehouae be placed on all hills for the use on Old Town Rd., according to Ver of motorists. Residents may obtain non constables. SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE TUESDAY oand and salt from the stockpile A half Hour earlier a minor grass fire was extinguished on Peterson e M ky NU, tM. T X lt.f. U S. M . OK near the town garage, located In 12-4 1 1 back of the school, for their owm Rd. Use. Compsinies 1 and 2 also respond M’m sorry I’m late, Janie, but I couldn’t Just tell Dad I ed to the calls. POINT J U D D S A X O N BY Only First Selectmen Charles KEN BALD and JERKY BKONDFIELD w a s taking the car— not with the gasoline tank Robbins, and Bernard Sheridan Maiiohester Evening Herald Tai- S h o r t l y AFTER p in n e r : almost emptyl” were present at the -meeting. cottville oorroapondent; Morris 8i- COME ON IN, YOU GUYS. Fire Damages House mnnrelll, telephone Mitchell 8-12382. I 'V E house installing a television an tenna w’hen they noticed smoke For Weddings, B C . and got down to investigate. By BY JOHNNY HART that time the blaze had gained BUZZ. SAW YER BY ROY CRANE considerable , headway. All three Banquets, Parties, Hey I CAU&nr z f i s h MOMANBXmsjlON^ BYTHEVVA'< DEAR THOR., units of the voluntesr fire depart 1 RETURN IN PEACE, HONORABLE SIR, AND !■ RECEIVE IT ment were sent to the scene. Luaus and 0F/MKwGA9lF>ntHP5IIIP . WHAT WAS TAKEN IN WAR. BY TME WATERFALL He r e 's a lettier I C A U 6 H T F i s h . TOWAWJTW.IAFA'JtSE, IN THE SAVE FRIENPLV 2 Massolinl said the house Is SPIRIT IN WHICH IT WAS VfesTERDAY, RdR 'rtJLi. CPE.>IOimS.SmYERWILL -y VERYSOOCl B Y t h e WATERFALL- owned by Charles St. Pierre. The Bar Mizvahs RETURN TDAVLTIIMASAKI g iv e n , I AM DEEPLY TOUCHED, ■------y YE s t e r d a v . new tenant was able to save only CALL US—WE DELIVER Hlf TREASURED SAMURAI COLUMBIA h k QUART Mm Twt HweM T * w M Ta«i MeA Mn. U. t M . o n.. U4 CMENCE ELECTRIC E M E N E E CONCERT II-+ A CHRISTMAS JUKE BOX SAVE 16 JAR MORTY M EEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI HALL ORCAN MICKEY FINN B Y LANK LEONABP ProftuieMi faatarM Futaraa ah major a|d \ IDONTHAVEIDGO ANDÂMOTHS? TRADITION with iatarior liihbaf' minor chorda for rich 7JACK DAVtS? TO -eCHOOLTOClAy VOJ C H ER I^ H H ? Supador toM. Play* tana. Thraa fall ac- ^ e e , r LA6T NIGHT OAILDHOOOB^GF ill record*. tava*. Kay telacter WK5HEO... I^CVNlCALiy maka* piayinf aasy. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GOKN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 4. ,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN LeClerc Boots Five Field Goals^ Ties Record ît Was a Onte M a Million Thing^— >Alex Webster P^t McCarthy THE Selected N. E. Herald Angle Strong Second Half Gives Manors 88-67 Win Best Gridder Two-Week By est EARL YOST Down Winsted ‘StêH Bair Spans Editor Ghamp Heavy Favorit^ Worcaster, âai. (A5—Law rence Patrick (Pat) McCarthy For Eagles and Siiiiday *Mlle Road Race story., which ap- With Keeney of Holy Cross, as Irish u a peered in the Washington, D.C., In Tonight’s Title Bout Shamrock and aa cool aa a Final Sunday in November and Post. Tom is with the American the weAther was just perfect for Red Cross office in Washington . . Dropping in 24 _____^_____ Gaelic morning, - haa been STANDIKCM ♦of the grab, Taylor flnaUy foin g» Sonny Jurgansen paaoed for two outdoor aetlyitieS biit my schedule' Giants named ■winner of the 1961 Philadelphia acorea while Bobby The same clipping was left at the Baatohi Dtvtsl«m in for the winning touchdown Toronto {/P)— Heavyweight Champion Floyd Patteraon is a Layne pitched three TD aerials called for, ia'"6p-yard line scat in desk on Monday by Society Editor <]leorge Bulger Lowe s’n'srd as W. L. T. from the three. my living roontx for the Giants- Trailing by peven points at prohibitive 10-1 favorite to hand .sti-ohg and rough Tom Mf* ... 9 3 0 for the Steeler* (5-7), who fell Marge Flynn who spent the holi halftime, Green Manor broke '^ N e w York Meanwhile, thi Eagles brought Lieveland BrownA\foolball game days in the Capitol city. And Jack Neeley Jr., the first defeat of his brief career in their 15* standing football player. ^ illadelphia . . . . 9 3 0 their record to 9-3 by blftEing; the behind at the outset when two in , Milwaukee (/P)— Green Bay terceptions of. Rudy Bu'kdch paaeea viA video. . . HoweVfer, before the, Pepass, back from a honeymoon loose in- the second half to round title fight tonight »( Maple Leaf Gardens. Placed in the company of an Cftveland ...... 8 4 0 Plttabudgh Steelers 35*2^- gridders moved onto the, screen, 1 \ can concentrate on staying All-Ataerlcan by hia coach were turned into Philadelphia in Canada, also reported seeing a trounce Winsted Pond Hill, —------j' There wa.s every indication of a PitLsbvjgh ...... 5 7 0 have the advantage of playing at •found time to acc'oihpany tny fam picture of the race finish, but sharp for the league cham Saturday, the "0-year-oId Jun St. LoulA-...... 5 7 0 home against the Giants next Sun- touchdowns. 88-67, at the Community Y 'g. ^ <» 'rx ’11 "n'' explosive battle In « • B ily to Mass and then to my' type couldn’t understand tlie story— §1 g-w-F ^ ’tV I t l 11 fi'-'U' world heavyweight pionship gaine Dec. 31 for the ior quarterback waa in the Dallas . / X . . . . . 4 .7 1 I day in a battle that could deter- last night. The game, opened t BBOWNS-OOWBOYS — The writer for 90 minutes of work, 'i he which was in French. A copy of -0- .” A al. AFl. t I champion.shtp contest. next two weeks >yhile the New clouds today after being noti Washington > .. . 0 11 1 ■ I mine Green Bay's opponent in the Connecticut Room was the per the Farmington ’Valley League fied of the honor. Browns beat the Cowboy# (4-7-1) the Los Angeles. Calif., Examiner season for both quintets. „ , McNeelcy. a 6-2. 200-pound fnr- York Giants. Philadelphia Weatam Division Dec. 31 championship playoff. early, scoring three times in the fect workshop while material was was sent by a former local resident r 1 ’V ’ ^ -'Lchisan ^St’ale tackle, pre- and Cleveland Browns en- "It’s certainly a great hon i Green Bay ...... 10 2 0 .833 Green Manor, defending cham Not to be counted.out. however, openirig period on Bemie Parrish's readied for Monday's edition. ..' 'which included a story on the race pions, got off to an early lead and dieted he would win by a knoekemt gag*- m a hand-to-hand ftruggle or," he said. "Next to our Detroit ...... 7 4 1 .636 are the Cleveland Browns, one My eon T-v Dean is a football . fan, Passed up volleyball at night . "\\’W ithin itJ\in .six c iv nnmd.s."Vftiinrla *’ winning the Boston College Baltimore ...... 7 5 0 .583 34-yard rim wit)h a funvble, a 30- held a three-point, 17-14, advan for the Eastern Conferenrt. title. game back of the leaders with an yard dash by Vince Costello with Giant version, and he shared the and accompanied my wife to the "I’-m going after him." .said Mr- The Packers wrapped up the game two years in a row, this San Francisco .. 6. 5 1 ..543 tage at the end of the first quarter. 8-4 record after beating Dallas an intercepUbn and Jimmy Brown's "best scats in the house” as the Manches^r High Auditorium for But the Manormen played sloppy W i n Openers Neeley. ';He won t have to go Western Conference crown ye.ste*; is the biggest thing that’s ever Chicago ...... 6 6 0 .500 38-17. The Browns meet Chicago Giants trounced Cleveland... Oth John Grubep's second annual civic looking for me” ■< dav bv beating the Giants 20-17 in' happened to me. I’m greatly Minnesota ...... 3 9 0 .250 yard plunge after another Par- ball and threw the ball away on next, then clo.se out at New York I rish steal. Cleveland's Lou Groza er members of my family under orchestra pbesentatioit.. A great ni merous occaaiona in the second New Haven iA', — The collegiate "I tliink .McNeeley might he the a bitterlv-contested game that appreciath'e." Loa Angeles . . . . 3 9 0 .250 stand the footboll situation and show but a disappointment—to me kind of a figliter wlio \j111 gamble thrilled 4T.ni2 fans fit County Stad while the Eagles are at Detroit. i kicked a field goal and five conver- period and trailed 34-27 at inter basketball season came on with a McCarthy, called Pat by his The Lions moved into second ' sions for a career total of 824 find other things to do on Sunday —audience yvlth many empty seats. mission. rush over the weekend. ^W’e and try to take over tlie fight." iuni teammate-s but Larry by his New York (/P)— The Green afieinoons. Two newsmen sitting among -the .said ratterson. "If he doe.s, it For the Giants it will be more i place in the West, beating’ the points, one short of the N>FL rec . - . I When play resumed in the third quintets seemed a bit freUv about , widowed mother. Mrs. Patrick Bay Packers “stole" their Bears...... 16-15 while the San Fran ord held by Green Bay's Dion Hut mnsictans were Lou Mandell artd , pppion, the Manor began to work waiting so long for the football | be up and down like the la.st of the same in the next two weeks ■ McCarthy o.’ Haverhill’s Brad for they play. Pbiladelphla. with showdown struggle with .New 1 cisco” 49crs" were losing to Balti- son. Moiidtiy Hal Turkington, wire aij^ city edi together. Dan Pinto- and “Btizz war.q to get off Center stage. I littgcmai i .Johansson light with whom tiiey are tied, next Sunday ford section, will receive the York, clinching their second i more’s Colts 20-i7. st. Louis ex- « « • Bigge.st sporting event annually tor respectively 'of The Herald. Keeney fronted their third quar T- - .u • o I ’ nobody giving up. So I’ll gamble m 23rd annual award at a dinner Four of the . state.s .smaller i . col- . 'u Die.i,- hr.Sto” ... round if heu s willing, ’^ô ” in Philadelphi.T and tben wind up consecutive Western Confer- Washington’s w in le s s LIONS-EiEABS —- Jim Martin in , Manchester i.s the Five Mile ter attack which found the home lege.s got off to a cunning start' r>.,n„V- a c i i " with Cleveland which is one game given by the Boston Gridiron of the Lion* 17-4-11 had to kick Road Race on Thank.sgivlng and Thursday team erecting a commanding 62-50 with an NAIA Tip-Off T,m,nanienl | ' Club in Boston Wednesday ence crown in the National I game.s with a 38-24 back win and Minnesota whipped Los an extra point from the 24-yard each year there is more work in Day away from the sports beat margin at the buzzer. a.sff U, make up for lost time. , loo p..,- cent heller than I nigt.t. Football League and forcing the volved and time con.sumcd in Green Bay.moves West for its Angeles 42-21. line following a penalty for the entirely and it waa used to advan Balaneed Attack pa m went to Qmnmp.ae I „ Ingcmar last two games at San Francisco Glowing Praise - Giants and Philadelphia Eagles helping the spon.soring Nutmeg tage, many , personal matters Jim Moriarty and Frank Butkus College which took the measure of ' .. into a two-week test of strength winning margin against the Bean BRUINS AND RANGERS TANGLE— Players of Bo.ston and New York battle on Madi- Sunday and at Los Angeles the McCaiUiy received glowing PACKEKS - GIANTS The 16-6) after the tying TD on a flve- Forest, Tall Cedar.s in making the which were badly neglected in the combined for four baskets in a Central Connecticut Stale 76-60. , ' ^ praise from his coach. Dr. Ed for the Eastern title. promotion a .success. As a result, -son Square Garden ice last night during fir.st period of game won by New York .■) to 1. following Sunday with nothing Giant.a built a 17-13 lead at half vard flip from Earl .Morrall to past month being handled before row at the start of the f(5urlh In the championship round Salur- ^ Johansson, Ibuter.son rallied from more to do than stay alert. -In die Anderson, following Sat Led by Jiin Taylor and R a u l I found many small matters still sunset.. .Night spent listening lb quarter and the home club won At left Guy Gendron of the Rangers mixes with Wayne Connelly and at right officials time as quarterback Y'. A. Tittle Terrv Barr with 22 seconds left. ^ ’ I two lii.st .round knin kdownj* and fact the club was to leave for urday’s game, in which the Homung. the Packers edged the to be attended to on a very busy my son Deaip a fine baaketball pretty much as it pleased. The move between Larry Cahan of the Rangers and Ted Green (arm upraised) of Boston. plunged a yard_ for a touchdown. Roger LeClerr booted five field morning . . . Mail load directed ffTie con.solation game went to kayoed the lugskv Swede in the California today while Coach Vln- i rugged 195-pounder led the Giants 20-17 yesterday, wrapping goals for Chicago, tying the prospect, talk about hia achool Manors outscored the visitors by (AP Photofax.) nle Lorhbardi 'was attending the Boh Gaiters went two for another to this desk fell off .sharply, as team and the ability of some of Southern Conneetieul over Dan- sixth round. ' ^ Crusaders to an easy 38-26 up the Western title with a l0-’2 and Pal Summerall kicked a 41-] league record 30 points, 61-31, in the final two National Football League draft at victory over Jesuit rival Bos- record and leaving New York expected, as road race entries his teammates. Also, reading the quarters. bury State 81-54. 1 Roving Dot.bl,.header 4 yard field goal. Tlie Packers scor- | Chicago. Ipn College. and the defending league cham- were sent to this writer. Mail de latest periodicals which arrived Green Manor had four players . The states perennial national PaUerson-.MrNeelCv till# ed on Homung field goals of 23 4'4>LTt4-49BR.S - The Colts (7- livery man Walt (Redi I-ailey of contenders, Yale and the Uniyer- Ugh, êill be the scc.lnd half of a Old Fashioned Play "I have to put him up there I pion Eagles in a tic for the top and then to a concentrated review in double figures topped by In a year of odd-ball formations and 25 yards and a 14-yard ramble 5i beat the 49ers i6-5-li when the composing Room didn’t mind Tattered Tale! with Nile Kinnick of ler.va and I spot in the Eastern sector with of the baaketball rule book, from Keeney’s 24 points. Dan Pinto sity of ConnecUeut. tned-out their ! Ho.sod cirouit televi.sion double- by Tayior. , Jimmy Orr grabbed a 41-yard pay the lighter load of letters and Outside Hoop Shots legs on each other. The Hu.skiea like the shot gun. the lenhjT and Ronnie Cahill of Holy Cioas i two games remaining Both .New cover to cover. The officiating tallied 19, Butkus 16 and Moriarty header, a licit m boxing. The the Giants’ '‘Clubhou.se Boy Spe I Tlien It settled down to a de off pitch from Johnny Unitas with parcels for the editorial room . . . Tiirkahoe, N. Y.-tD —A man made it look, easy, finishing up opening bout will match Sonn,y Lis as the l>est backs I’ve ever York and Philadelphia have 9-3 season starts next week which 12. cia l’. the Packers went beck to fensive .struggle until Whitlendon | 1:11 remaining after Steve Myhra Paul Phlnney, highly succes.sful means fewer nights at night if I walked Into the public library with the fatter chunk of an ,82-62 ton, the rein.stated No. 1 coiitender coached during my 36 year.s. ” records. had brought them within ranga assistant cross country coach al John Dennis led the lo.sers with In nearby Eaateheater and score. the old-fashioned "stolen ball’’ said Ander.son,. the dean of stole the ball from Webster. The ; want a few extra things in life. from Piiiladelplua, and atocky.Al- play to wTap up the title. with his second field goal. Manchester High, reported the 18 while Bill King tallied 11 and placed a tattered book on the University of Hartford hiked college coaches in the United The Packers won It as Taylor | Giants had one more chance, i-oll- Don Cras.snian 10 for the losers. Key to UConn’s Win bert Wcstpiial of Hamburg,"Ger j'es.se Whittenton’s ^teal of the scored twice on nms of 14 and | irj;r into Packers' territory bch.nd 'ev, • • • annual team banquet was a big Friday llhrarian'a (leak.- itself-off to the Bab.son Invitation many, ill a lO-rounder at Phila- ball from Alex Webster on the State.s success, 16 fathers of the 25 squad (■rr^n Manor (8fl) al tourney in Wellesley, Ma.ss., and If he had played in their three yards the last the clincher Tittlea paH.sinjf until Bob Gaiters (t,VIU>.S-SKI.NS Sam Etrh- Good to see Frank Miller back at B r rt*. “ How much do I owe you for delphia’.s (.'onvciition Hall. Tlie «• Gtant-s SO early In the fourth pe everry paesed for a pair of .scores members being present to hear Rulkll,Pctator.q at the two Arenas will riod led to the winning touchdown ung brought his league-leading Willie Davis recovered on the as the Cards i5-7i came from be Lloyd Duff speak. Jim Bracken ... IM) M brarian yesterday. "My puppy round Sunday night when it was would have been a tailbaoK wa.s elected captain . . . Bill to receive the friendly service and filf’DIli'V ••we the other city’.s tight on four- by powerhouse, Jim Taylor. point total to 143 with a pair of Green Bay 27 with two minutes hind to whip the hapleaa Redskins JW) (1 chewed this one up." Two factors—superior rebounding and outside shooting— elbow'ed aside by Merrimack, 70- "Sure I went for the ball." aald (left halfback), just as they Skoneski phoned from his room at smiles from tellers Mrs. Irma " ’"Jirk 65. sidt'd movie .*.cr(a'n,s that can be field goals and two conversions. to go. The Packers ran out the lO -ll-ll. 24 The sympatheHii librarian de lowered and raised. Whittenton In the clubhouae. FUMBLE RECOVERY— P a c k e r^ a ck Willie Wood (24) fumbles the ball while re were. Maybe he'a not so good > s * Manche.ster Memorial Hospital to Young and M^rs, Geraldine Chace ’' iVi) 2 were mainly responsible for UConn’s one-sided 82-64 opening Trinity figured out the trajec a punter as they were, but he Altogether. Taylor ran for 186 clock. . . . At the Bank and Trust Co., n-vr ...... 7 5-7 IM cided the bonk could be re- In addition, the douhleljeader "Webster already had the flrat turning a second-quarter punt againH.New York. Green Bay recovered the hall. Pack • • • VIKCVOS-R.A.M8 — R o o k i e report he would be unavailable for basketball triumph of the season. Playing before a capacity- tories a little more exactly than down." can do evers'thing else. yards, a club record. office visits for some time. He has Teller Mrs. William Covcll related ...... •1 >4 12 linund for $1.50. will ho .shown in about 150 thea- ers’ guard Ken Inman (53) helped in thilTecovery. (AP Photofax.) Bui the key play was made by K.\GIA:8-STERIJ>1R.S Tim quarterback Fraai T a r k e nton ^ R The name of the book T crowd of 4,500, Coach Hugh Greer’s Huskies bi'oke the first the mechanical men from Lite Mas- "It waa a once in a million "Furthermore, he is the been ■ connected with the Midget that her two sons had made the , ...... test for both teams wide oi>en with* saû.setts Irustitute of Technology tre.s and arenas in the I'nilcd thing," said Webster. "It never quarterback and play caller, a Packers' defensive back Jease Brown sped 66 mrds with a punt passed for four "rDs in tbe Vikingt and Pony League football pro varsity basketball team at RHAMiT..(ai« ...... M RS "Sports Illustrated's Book of State.s and Canada, and wilt be Whittenton, who stole the ball 13-91 triumph over the Rams (3-9). Dog Training.” a strong second half performance. in their meeting Saturday'. It was happened to me Mfore. I spun covery of Bob Gaiters' fumble on ■ after recovering the ball. Hornung boosted his season to burden they never had. There return in the third quarter to grams . . . Desk needed refinish High and she was looking forward I Win»t«i (fit) Shooting at a .500 percentage—25 Trinit'y, 70-60. Captain John Nor able to be seen in 1,50.000 homes •way. trying to get more yardage the Packer 22 with two minutes to Taylor was tremendous for the tal to 143 points with 23 and 25- fore he belongs with them from Alex Webster on the Giants’ clinch it for the Eagles, then Minnesota’s Hugh McElhenney, ing and I surprised even my wife to the long season ahead. It’s a y Pis via community antenna televi.sion former 49ers alar, brought hia to 3-5 11 for .50 tries from the field—the mans showed the w-ay with 22 and the spin helped Whittenton go. That stopped a potential win Packers, gaining 186 yards in 27 yard field goaU and two extra and now I have three great- 30 in the final quarter. The Pack wound up the scoring with a 42- starting on the project before dark fast season when one follows a win - 1 .s,lli h-aii' ? nji 6 home club turned what had been points. •systems. 'Teleprompter, Ihc , pry the ball loose.” ning TD for the Giants. carries, a club record, and scoring points. Not bad for a fellow home ers, trailing 17-13, took advantags yard TD run in the final quarter. tal career yardage to 10,018. and working on same well into the ner and a long winter when one’s : Ruzinjliv'! ! ’.!!!!!!!;!!! i ii (VI 6 which handle.s the TV. radio and •est backs I have coached in 6 a close half, Into a rout with Its Over in New • London. Spring, "W e didn’t get a break for three "I sent In the play." said Coach the two touchdowns. The 25-*year- from the Army on a weekend pass stead of just two."' evening. team is a loser . . . Visitors incliid-1 : movies, i.s hopeful of getting about bld 215-pound fullback had great Sit after intermission effort. The two field College rudely abused the quarters." aald Lombardi. "But 'we XUle Sherman of the Giants. "It from Ft. Riley. Kan. Ander.son coached Kinnick in ed Jim Herdic of the Rec who i i 2-n 6 clubs left tbe floor at halftime hospitality of the ' Coast Guard 250,000 customers to pay an aver get the big one that'a the one that waa a double reverse, (Y. A.i Tlt- blocklhg from Paul Homung. Fred Tittle scored one TD for the 1939 when Kinnick was named Tuesday talked about basketball during the ! Denni' . 7 4-4 IS age of $5 a seat in theatres and Thurston and Forrest Gregg. iWt 0 with UConn out front, 38-35. Academy with a 70-59 win. The counts." • tel to Webster to Gaiters. Some Gjants and rookie Gaiters the other. All-America on a team that First prize for the be.st speech World War II days, Tom Conran | ...... 2 2-« lO’j arenas. thing went wrong. I knew we were The Packer defensive line out- PaY Summerall. kicked a 41-vard and'Mrs. Ruth Bryant, new chair-' i No one was happlf^r than Greer. Springfield stalwarts stepped up Spealclng like a coach who con included Tommy Harmon of In s recent Dale Carnegie course n-1 2 1 their attack late in the first halt There will be nn radio broadcast sidered ’Whittneton’a steal a fine In field goal position even if the i shone the Giants’ famed defense, field goal but missed one from the Michigan and John Kim men of the Women’s Division al After all, any win over Yale is in the U.S. But the fight will he class waa boasted by Pat Bolduc, Tuts Is ...... 2' KV26 67 f Y’lIXAGE CHARMERS cherished in any sport. On the and quickly ran up cu.shiony 14- play rather than a breaks Lombardi play didn't work." Willie Da\1s, Dave Manner. Henry 34 lhal w-ould have tied the score brough of Texas AAM Kinnick fellow sportswrilcr, now doing a the Manchester Country Club . . . Rrors s( tislf: Winst'd 34-27. broadcast fn Canada, England, The Packers ran out the clock Jordan and K ll Quinlan were great. midway in the final period. Frank Bray the jeweler noted with football and soccer fleld-s Im I fall, polnt lead. Fred Bredice of waa referring to Willie Datrla’ re- later was killed during World Alabama Out Frout great job with the Hartford Conr- Standings Springfield and Bob Leggett of the France, Germany, Japan and other War II. interest the trades being transact w. L. Pet. Yale held the upper hand in meet- countrie.s. ant. Pat and his Mrs. today noted tings with the Huskie.s. And the Academy both nette^ 19 points. In 1938. Dr. ■ Eddie had 15 years of marriage. He is pres ed by Chicago While Sox in the •lands R ealty...... 27 17 .614 The promoting Bolan brothers, coached Cahill, who played baseball world . . . Bishop Ralph Branford BO >v I e r .27 17 .614 victory took .some of the sling out Quinniplac’s NAIA champ4on- ident of the Connecticut Sports Bess Eaton ...... •ship victory was sparked by Phil Al and Tom. of championship Chargers Upended' with Bullet Bill Osmanski. An Writer.s’ Alliance. . .Another for Ward writes from Syracuse with Man. Auto Parts .. . .26 18 .,591 of the mess basketball scandal of Sports, Inc., are looking for a , derson rated Cahill, captain of thanks for recent articles on his .22 22 „500 a year ago which involved L'XJonn. D’OnofrIo who refused to stop until Plaver Draft mer cohort, tall Morris Sinioncclli Tourney Winner Trio Printers...... he banged in 30 points crowd of 11,000-to 12.000 and gate ' the 1939 Cru.saders. better than visited. The latter is now work son, Dave, a Harvard football play Howard Oil ...... 15 29 .343 Coining up this week, UConn receipts of from $150,000 t’b $200,- Oilers Remain Undefeated O.smanskl, who went on to pro With Bowl Teams er. The Ward family left Manches 29 .343 -OOO at the Garden.s. ing at the Talcottville post office. travels to Cambridge Wednesday greatne.ss with the Oilcago ter in 1948. Bishop Ward noted Capturing top honors in the By NL Clubs He was formerly the scholastic Women’s Handicap Cla.ssic at the night to engage another Ivy McNeeley, in addition to getting Bears “ New York (iT*)__Alabama’s’,naming of the4> But before the footballs were The. latter has a small army of Anita St. Pierre’s 125 WS8 top League opponent. Harvard, and Scandia A.C. in Tie, the prized shot at the crown, may Informed of the award last aportswrlter at The Herald and did Since Lemm Took Over Qub Primerm Tirlp iinhP B ten and ''ear’s No. 1 college team. and j tucked away for the last lime for radio work at W IN F., .Flo Klotcr, friends in town that he made dur Manchester Bowling Green this score. then comes bark home to face collect about $126,000. Patterson night by the AP, Mrs. Mc- Lnmson liae, unoeaien I Alabama ,.is expected to get that I 1961. everyone began to wonder ing his tenure as minister at South weekend was Helen Gargamelli of Starts Today who keeps us abreast of happen COIINTRY CLUB MEN Boston College Saturday night. Third of Season could earn around $300,000. (iarthy was overwhelmed. untiea in lU IS b l reguiai stea-• hnj,ds.(iown in this weeks: if Army would ever beat Navy Mcthodi.sl Church. Branford with a six-game pinfall Inferior Foes ^thelr pass defense, having pilfered "It’s just too wonderful to ings In the duckpin world al the Height Pays Off ; 8TANDENQS son ^&ni6S, heflds U, list of 18 final Associated Press poll. | agâin. following the Middiee 13-7 Bowling Green, .stopped off to re of 841. which included a 30-pin Slandlngs MoNeeley’s pur.se could- be more 43 for a record. But Houston not believe^,’’ she said. “ I know S a tu rd a y W. L. Pet. Although outrebounded only by Despite three goals by the visi Eaaten DtvMoa Chicago (2Pi — The National major college football teams j The Gotham BowI. which never! 'Ictorv- before 101,000, including port a major women’s event on the handicap Mrs. Gargamelti won than he has grossed in all 23 of W. L. T. only passed San Diego goofy but he’ll be ^thrilled. Larry’s an $60 for her effort and paced a field Acushnets ...... 8 .687 three, 39-36, Yale could not match tors' Dario Sartori, Scaidia AC’s Football League holds its an only child and he certainly that will participate in tho.se got off the ground in i960 and^fesident John Kennedy last Sal- weekend. She remarked how cold Up with the milkman to get an his pro fights in a career of 3 1/3 E i n t e r c e p t e d three San Diego Dol.i; ...... 15 9 .675 the taller UConns in the second Houston ...... 8 3 1 always Intere.stlng post-Sea.son i wa.s a question mark until 1 a s I | urday in Philadelphia^^ it was outside and was glad to early start at the desk. Work was of 84 entrie.s. Top game.s for the soccer team managed to salvage years. He has won all of the fights, Boston r . . 7.-4 1.. throw s...... nual player draft today and ha.s worked hard in his foot Green Ravs ...... 14 in .583 half. Ed Slomcenskt, at 6-10 the ball for Ihi.s.''' fooUiall games, beginning wltlt' Thursday, will pit unbeaten, but. get into the warm editorial room. completed at an early hour be champion were 150, 148 and 144, a 3-3 deadlock with the Torring- including 18 by knockouts. He is Nerw Torit ...... T 8 O' Houston maintained a game lead will select many of the same fore the prescribed deadline, which Second place prize money of Royals ...... 12 12 „500 tallest UConn player in history, ever Boston in the Eastern Di - Great Finish Saturday’s infant and oft-m a-; once-tied Utah State’s gkvhne; Middies, getting seven 'ITiere Is-never any fear of anyone 12 12 .500 grabbed only six rebounds but ton SC at Mt. Nebo yesterday. It ranked ninth by Ring- but ia not Buffalo . . . '...... 6 7 0 players chosen by the rival points from end Greg Mather on freezing In this department, the makes any newsman happy. .Early $30 went to Elaine Longo with a Tilleists ...... included in the NBA's top 10. Weatani DtvMon visiMi race and has only to beat McCarthy ended the season Ilgned Gotham Bowl in New York. I Conference i 9-0-1 i co-champions Wilsons ...... 11 1.3 .458< this total matched the 'best of any waj the thirtl tie of the’ year for American Football League Sat with impressive sfati.sties. two field goals and an extra point, temperature ranging daily from visitor was Ronnie Daigle, West 790 score. Other leaders with the Despite the impres.sive record, W. L. T. New York and Oakland, a couple urday. Alabama, which buried Auburn against Baylor i5-5) Saturday winnings in parenethesi.s were Ma:%flics ...... 10 14 .417 Eli. Walt Griffin, the guy with Scandia which also owns three tri Ninth ranked nationally in^ to 34-0 last Saturday in wrap up itsj afternoon at .New Y’ork’s Polo have a slew of underclaesmen com 85 to 90, winter and summer. .. Side Rec supervisor. .Joined my 18 .240 umphs and has yet to be defeated the former Michigan State foot- ,. Ban Diego...... 11 1 0 Of clubs the Oilers already have ing back next year, while the Ann Skelte 774 ($18i, Olive Ros- Kroflitos ...... 6 springs in his legs, took honors Then the two circuits will tal offense going into the first perfect season in 16 years,: Grounds. Three things to do al night - family al noon for a trip to Spring- in Connecticut State Soccer League ball tackle i.s not rated highly as 4 Dallas .....'7... 4 8 0 clouted, to push into the cham Cadela went primarily with a sen field for the 22nd edition of the setto 769 ($16,501. Carol Lownds in this department with 10, being pionship playoff game. become involved in another game, he si ored twice, passems will meet Southwest Conferencej. -j-ijg follow ing w eek, Miami UConn press party and basketball Bombing the pins were Charlie play. puncher. HLs opponents have been Denver ...... 8 10 0 battle of getting the players for two others and set up a ior team, and wound up with Its Ice Capades. Each of the 16 years 749 ($14), Nancy Harris 759 ($14), particularly effective during the Oakland ...... 3 10 0 Boston hung in the race with a e^-champion Arkansas I8r2i 10^,7.31 which ended its season with acrimmage, basketball officials’ Whelan 158-413, Herb Johnson 138- Torrlngton jumped into a 2-0 inferior. He ia a standup fighter to sign with their respective fifth touclidowTi with hi.s pass third consecutive loss, putting meeting and volleyball game at the that I’ve seen the show I come Ruth Ostrander 755 ($12.50). first 10 minutes of the second half 28-24 victory over Den'V’er and New New OrleansOrleans' Sugar Bowl on New: ^ ^5.(5 victory over Florida last 366, .lohn (Jhanda 361. Merl Ander when UConn erected a 20-point lead in the first five minutes of who relies on hi strength to over C Other Silk City residents who teams. And the moet wanted ing. Hi.s in-game total offense Coach Dale HalTa job in jeopardy. West Side Rec. I selected the hoop away saying each year its better son i46-360. Bob Cotton 138-359, action on Sartorl’s first two goals. whelm an opponent. New York (,/P)—The m ighty York kept its hopes dimly alive players will most likely ’ hold mark was 1,509 yards. He Y ea i^ Day. j Saturday, journeys north to were among the prize winners in lead. Notre Dame ended its rehabili ■easion, finding an excellent crowd, but this year I thought it was Vin Boggini 145-350, Walt Hilinski Art Couch registered on a penalty George Blands la getting most of when it sacked Dallas. 28-T. New out for the best offer in the scored 54 points and pa.ssed for The Tide. a bright and shiney j philadedphla Stadium to meet tation program on a sour note, addition to Mrs. Ro.ssettp and Mrs. It was a bruising, rough and as assignments were distributed exceptional. Capacity crowd for 350. kick for Scandia and Torrington the credit for Houston’s American York is a game and a half off the spiraling market. 74, leading New England in the product (ifler fotir years of re-| f5yj.g(.u.se l7-3) in the third an- losing to Duke 37-14 and wound up for the season. Many Silk Towner Ihe first matinee performance and Ostrander were Doris Prentice, tumble struggle, with most viola Football League surge that has Houston pace. held a 2-1 halftime advantage. BaPek of Week Halfback Ernie Davis of passing department and tying by.. Coach Bear Bryant. : Uberlv Bowl. with a 5-5 record, including the whletle looters present including Jack Butterfield of the Coliseum who won $9.50 wllli a 749 pinfall. COI NTRY Cl.l’B WOMEN tions, particularly traveling over shot it to the top of the Eastern Buffalo edged Oakland 26-21 in for third among the region’s was one of fotip schools to nail Penn Stale (7-3) will be next dLspiited field goal victory over Pete Staum, Jim Horvath, Dan staff reported that full and Mary Simmons whose 744 was looked. When the UConns went Sartorl’s third and final goal of Division and made it a favorite for the other AFL game Sunday but Syracuse, the Heisman Trophy Standings the game Increased Torrington’s Columbus. Ohio, lA5-*-Quiet, un Winner, will undoubtedly be the scoters. down the remaiiHng open bowl when it plays Georgia Tech i7-3i Syracu.se. iPinto, C>«ne Sturgeon, Tom Kelley, hou.ses were on hand for all worth $7. W. L Pet. on their game-busting spree the the championship. it meant nothing. Both are out of In addition, he 1s an ex spots last Saturday. .Minnesota’s lead to 3-1 as he completed the assuming Bob Ferguson, who No. 1 pick of the Washington in the Gator Bowl on Dec. 30. Tech in other final day action. Holy Tom Mason, Tom Migliore, John shows during the slay at Spring- Woods ...... 26 14 .650 sOns of Elis, as was the case I.EN CARI-SON churns like a bulldozer on the grid But what about the coach ? the race for anything except the tremely able signal caller and Gophers i7-2i got the niuch-want- also wound up the regular season Crass rolled over IJoston College Dyber and Jack W ise...Home at field. It’s>asily the No. 1 ice show Putters ...... 28 14 .650 against Harvarxi in the football “hat trick.” But goals by Jerry Blands, who put on a groat show Redskins who get First choice iron, savs he’s "Happy and very cellar. because of their lowly position a definite pro prospect if he ed Rose Bowl spot opposite Big on a happy note, beating Georgia 38-24. North Carolina beat Virginia a respectable hour...There were on the circuit. .Dinner ei" route to Wedges ...... 22 18 .550 finale, resorted to football tactics perfect night with a thrilling Letendre, following an indirect Sunday in leading the Oilers to a should deride to enter . the kick; and another by Doug Ray- grateful" to be chosen Associated Houston goes-to New York next In the league. Five oharhpion UCLA iT^3,i in 22-7 last Saturday. 24-0. Tennesaee swamped Vander a few disgruntled refs but on the Slorrs for the UConn home bas Tees ...... 22 18 .550 but t)he officials would have 'none 66-60 win in the preliminary. Big Press back- of the week. The Ali- 83-13 victory over hitherto unde-j Sunday and can pul the quietus profes-sional ranks after his nard, following a neat pas.s from , Davis was the first selection that Jan. 1 extravaganza. On the same day. Villanovs (8- bilt 41-7, Houston upset Oregon whole, Walt Akerly and hue com ketball opener against Yale, Here, Mashics i ...... 21 19 .525 of it and the Blues lost two via Toby Kimball (6-7 and 220 America fullback from Ohio State feated San Diego, certainly has on anv New York hopes. Boston senior year. Pat has intimated .Mississippi, after its 37-T v'ic- Irons ...... 11) 21 .475 personel fouls. pounds I was sensational for the Herbie Johnson, enabled Scandia THROW, TJABRIEL — of the Buffalo Bills in the he might give pro fobthall a 2) meets Wirhita (7-3) In the Sun State 23-12, Oklahoma ended with mittee--Ed Johnson and Charhe too, a sellout crowd as UConn won was .selected -’eaterday for his he earned all hia encomiums But this vvlll be at Oakland, San Diego j ...... 19 21 .475 winners. to gain the tie. Ahlj’s draft Saturda.v when whirl. lory over Mississippi Slate an Fk>wl in El Paso, Tex. a 5-5 mat'ri after knocking off Horvath — did a tremendou.>i job, in a breeze, 82-64, with a great Niblicks ...... Veteran Len Carlson led all roic deeds last Saturday against coach, Wally Lemm, must be the | hoaU Buffalo and Denver will be Roman Gabriel. \N'orth nounced it would meet Texas in ■Gther Colorado (9-1) meeu Oklahoma Slate 21-13 and Texas handling 59 schools and 850 as- second half performance. .Talked Drivers ...... 18 22 .4.50 scorers w ith 23. tallies, hitting-on arch-rival Michigan. The 5-H, 215- ôst successful one in the world ; Dallas in the irext to last Sun- Oakland, getting No. 1 pick, The award was announced 24 .400 Carolina 'State's gPeat chose quarterback Roman Ga-’ the (Cotton Bowl. Both finished at Lniilsjana Slate, the co-Soiitheasl- Ohri.stian and Southern Methodist lignments. willi Coach Hugh Greer, Ncia Bi'assles ...... 16 13 of 14 foul tries, a dozen in liuc- pound Ferguson closed out a brll- by Swede Nel.son, chairman of Spoon.s ...... 11 25 275 passer, was expected to briel of North Carolina State. a 13-member committee of the 91. Rice (7-3) won its crucial ern Conference champion with battled to a 28-28 tie. Nitchman, former Coast Guard cession. Slomcenski (13i, Griffin lant career with a four-touchdown Houston haati’t lost a game since . p . m h u I game against GoUiam Bowl-bound Alabama in the Orange Bow l, the Wednesday he took over Oct. 18 in an effort to ! _ . , be a top choice in the pro<^ Other AFL first round picks Bo.ston Gridiron Qub. Yale However. &>’ U Coach Bill Meek mentor. Matt Zunic of UMass and (111 and Bob Haines (121 were production and 152 yards in 30 car Baylor, 26-14, and became Kan.sas remaining ^ ew Y'ear’s Day Bowl waa relieved of his command after With lop pinners were Rory others in double figures for Limelight on Smaller Schools ries as the .second-ranked Buckeyes pull the Oilera from their despair.' 'O'- fessional draft of co)lege were Merlin Olsen, Utah State quarterback Tom Singleton Old friend Tom Stowe, former F'ran GelAsler of Willimanlie Simon 119-119 .336, Helen Gal Seven straight la the record. 4 I “ Boston beat Denver. He flung tackle, by Denver; Ron Bull. wa.s last year’s winner. (6-3-1) opponent in the Dec. 16 LSU finished with a 9-1 mark, and the game while Mia.sis.sippi Slats Herald sports editor—30 years ago Teachers . . Glad to be home at a UConn. Dave Schumacher (13) walloped Michigan, 50*20. players. Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston. Tex. | Colorado beat Air Force 29-12 in lagher 126. Gappy Giblin 122, R-uth Lemm spoke of the team effort'*’ 'o'" “ n* touchdown and Baylor halfback, by Dallas: Coach Wade Walker and Houston —forwarded a copy of the Five respectable hour after a full d a ^ Bryant 121. Dolores Kelly 120, and rugged Dick Kaminsky (12i On School Basketball Scene as he praised hia boys for coming 'o'- another to pull the Patri- Sandy Stephens, Minnesota The only piece of unfinished j its final game hast Saturday. Coach Hal Lahar also bowed out. Helen Noel 117. paced Yale. MWKWMWMMMfWimWilifaKiWK, UConn dropped in 32 of 39 k back from a 34-24 licking from San oU to \1ctor>’. quarterback, by New York; MAKE ALLIXG’S YOUR Diego more than two months ago Dorow did about the same Garv Collins. Maryland end. by Just Like Golf Friendship I>eague— Emily Grish charity tos.ses. From the field. By FRANK CLINE After being tripped up by St. ^ Sport Schedule Y'ale out.scored the winners, 28:25, Thomas Aquinas o( New Britain. « GIFT HE.1,DQUARTERS to a moat solid victory. Of course thing for New York in .its victory Boston: Ray Jacobs. Howard New York —(NKA) —Pat Total of 14 Deals Completed 186 462, Bob Nelson 209. Emile With Manchester High .still al over Dallas. Art Baker ran for Pa.vne tackle, by Houston; but was guilty of excessive foul most two weeks away from Us Rockville goes to the post twice n FOR t h e s p o r t s .m .a n : Lemm mearit that the other boys Summerall waa asked If he ever Lynn5 Vi Chapman Repeat Win 17 Perfect Slates LaBlanr 200, Rose Cagianello 183. ON YOUR GIFT U.ST were Just giving Blanda the help two touchdowns In Buffalo’s de- Today Bob Ferguson. Ohio State full- ing, particularly when it went in first game of the sea.son, the lime trying tb’ get Îts first triumph. I B has any problems with his Fran Kalkauskas 177, Anita Shorts to a full court press. In the sec- Tuesday night Rockville hosts all great football players have to clsion over Oakland, Lyman at Cheney 2, Armory. ’ back, by San Diego. placekirking. 175. light will be on the smaller For College Clubs At Two Basehall Conventions on(i canto, UConn dropped in 11 scliool.s in the area for all of this Windsor Locks and Friday night M have to be great. i Som^ league records were set — ■Tuesday. Dec. S Washington has indicated "5fy big one Is looking up In Mother-Daughier Pin Event FootfooH Hoad In All Seorea Houston broke iU own record for baaketa to Yale’s one in rolling week and most of next. visit Ellington to help the latter Windsor Locks at Rockville, that eight NFL clubs have too soon," replied the 'golden- F1avorette(* — Katherine He.ynes club open Us campaign. GalUvanUng George passed for attendance ,when 37.845 fans turn- hinted they will trade an es up a big lead which was never Three area quintets got off the 8.15. toed New A'ork Giant. “When New Y'orlt t/Pi—Seventeen col- Miami Beach, Fla. (fl’i—-The fol-.leaguer catchers Lou Holdener 124-324, Evelyn Foglio 125, Janet threatened. four touchdowbe, kicked two field I Houston’s Charley Hennl- Wednesday, Dec. a tablished player for Davis hut Lynn Chapman and mother, Vi.( Michelle and Anne Twerdy placed lowing is the list of deals con and Ely Churchlch, all of whom mark last Friday. RHAM and Cov you hit behind the ball you , , football teams completed Mailhot 115. ■ During the first 20 minutes. entry both did if successfully but goals and converted three times— I 8®n caught passes for 214 yards Windham Tech at Cheney Tech. such a deal is unlikely. Davis don't follow through and It became the first repeat champions second with a 546. Anne Twer- ' tlieir regular season without a lo.ss summated at the baseball con were optioned to the minors. would become the first Negro dy’s steady games of 110. 112 and Yale, although trailing most of Rockville stumbled mainly be On Honeymoon 2.95 •o that accounts for all the Hous- ®n»-» League, 2. Armory. bined scores of 585, to win in a rookie righthander with fenses and the second half was all first appearances this week. Ailing Rubbnr Co. | who had won 11 straight and had i And then there waa Gino Cap- Stafford at Rockville. 8^5. art Udall haa intimated that with 526. Barbara rolled games of major college.^ on the list. been acquired earlier for catcher 363, Don Carpenter 139, Maude yesterday to Bes.sie May Master- 8 field of nine entries. Second place the New York Yankees, UConn. (joach Tony D’Angona will send .son, 29. aotatuesque Texa.s blonde. ! 977 .Main St.—MI S-686S S clinched the championship of the pelletti. the Boston scoring ma- the aelertton of Davia would 97, 84 and 89 for high three string The unbeaten-untied teams for Harry Chiti. The Indians shipped Carpenter 122-338, Helen McCann Thursday. Dec. 14 was Won by Sue and Eileen Boris 2. Pitcher Bobby Locke of (Sieve- 137-112—337, Flo Kloter 116-115- Fine Figurea his Rangers into action twice. in the bride’s apartment. It was Ol>en 5Ion.-Thurs.-Fri. till • W’eatem Division before pissing at chine. He ran, hia total to- 125 provide a “ showdown ” on the of 270 for girls. li>«l: land to the Chicago Cubs for sec the newcomers to their Jackson will be a guest at Bur Coventry at Cheney Tech. 2. with a score of 563, Third place 331. Betty Lamoureaux 116, Rose Qieney opened its sea.son this af the second marriage for both. The i JB Houston Sunday, were noted fo r ' points for a lesigue record. matter. —■ Other good scores rqllcd by | Ten Games ond baseman Jerry Klndall. ville farm club. ton’s annual Men’s Night An indication of the fine shoot ternoon hosting Lyman Memorial Armory. went to Sandy and Vi Morton who Bean 110. ing by the Huskies was borne out couple flew to Honolulu last night, During the day-long draft, rolled 539. midget girls were Eleanor Green Pts. Op. Tuesday from 6 to 9 at the Armory. Wednesday after * the 14 NFL clubs will draw for Alabamalikr ...... 287 22 12. Former major Leaguers in these figures. From the floor, noon the Rangers take on Wind Miss Chapman with two good 94 Vid Joan Baldyga 92, .Marion, 8. Outfielder Mlimie Minoso of o’clock. No women will be Guys A Gals—Bob Heustls 136, Carlson hit-on five of six, Slom 2D rounds and many of the Copeland 108, 120 for a 319 three -Nine Games the White Sox to St. Louis for George Strickland and Gordon ham Tech, also at the Armory games of 92 and a 100 gave her Rulgei s .. allowed to shop during Lynn (Thapman 121, Dick Harvey censki four of five and Haines six draft choices will be traded a 273 total while her mother, with string and Ruth Conran 108. ‘ ...... 246 102 first baseman-outfielder > Joe Cun Maltzberger were signed as with both .contests booked for 2 I..asl year thUjsg were 28 such Florida A 120, ..George pychdlski 117, Ron of 11, a last game of 118, which was A M ...... 490 25 ningham. (Coaches by the Minnesota Twins. this time at the women’s o’clock. Middies Whittle Army Win Margin swaps. , Junior Division Wa.shington A Lee ...... 297 48 Main St.' stohe. * Sheldon, Pirkey ,114. Little (six foot) Andy Czuchry (Joach Don Burns will send East Special Tuesday Only _ ^ high single for mothers, rolled a L. Chapman 92 100 81 273 .585 Northerii (S.D.i State ...357 82 played a tremendous defensive CJatholic High, which has oniy respectful 312. Sue Boris rolled an VI Chapman 93 101 118 312 4. First baseman Roy Sic vers of 13. Herb Moford, a pitcher, was former UConif' baseball Llnfleld (Ore. 1...... 34a g$ the White Sox to Philadelphia for purchased by the Mets from the gariie, holding Yale’s top point- freshmen this year, into the opening game of -102 to lie Kathy Sue Boris 102 95 '86 283 563 Pltt.sburgh (Kan, I State 299 25 and basketball player, Bridgeport 1-ieaders maker. Red Madden, to six points. school’s first athletic contest ever On Place Kicking Foot of Mather Rer Vollpvball Coleman for high single, and a 95 Eileen Boris 93 103 84 280 third baseman Charlie Smith and R6che.ster club. Ottawa (Kan. I ...... 289 42 pitcher John Buzhardt. will talk with" men and The latter added two more tallies Saturday night East Catholic will and 86 for high string for girls Sandv Morton 84 81 59 224 539 ...... 258 58 Bridgeport UP)—Halfback Mike when the Windham High ôduct take on the' Holy Trinity Jayvees FORD Convertible .Xmeriran I.««gue (ôiinlrv Chib Vi Morton 97 112 106 315 14. Frank Torre, veteran first sign autographs. He help aucces.’iful sea.son i7-3i wilji a 283. Kathy Coleman with Fresno State ...... 266 119 8. Pitchers Billy Pierce and Don went to the bench. '' of Hartford in their inaugural con Philadelphia (fP) — Navy^Polnt, Dale Hall, appa’hently is onAsuch a w L.' Pet, her 102 and a 98 had a three K. Coleman 76 102 98 276 533 baseman, was purchased by the ed pitch the Yanks to the Olhan and tackle Don Bolk will such thin, untried material. ' Watkins SATIRDAV ^ 1 Par.sons dowai ...... 25! 28 Larsen of the White Sox to San The UConn Frosh made It a est. Coach» c h WayneWavne Hardin haslia.s setsat Uie griddle after falling in three I with am 10 2 833 string total of 276. second high for M, Coleman 81 92 84 ■257 Butler ...... 232 68 Phillies from the Vancouver club. American Ijcague flag lead the University of Bridgeport Equipped with radio, tries to beat the hated foq. Re "Superior" coaching. ” he replied, - (jjvitan.s 7 2 .778 SELECTED NINE Francisco for pitchers Eddie Fish ■i a personal goal for himself— girls, Vi Morton with games of Peggy Lucas 82 83 96 261 520 ...... 204 55 and into the 1961 World football team next fall. Oshan, ports are that Hall, who replaced. with a twinkle in his eye.y. One West Sides 7 2 .778 Qass A -Mel Hadfield 31-3 28. Mary Lucas 90 er, Don Zanni, fir.st baseman Bob »• to tie the Army-Navy football 97,112, and 106 won high three 94 75 259 Eight Games Farley and a player to be named who comes from Brooklyn, N. Y., heater, whitewalls au Col. Earl (Red) Blaik after the gets the impres."ion he is only half U A R Const . 6 6 500 Joe Wall 31-3 -28. .Mllliken illl.r' Celtics Triumph Series. series, and, the'way he’s go 1058 season, may get the ax, al-' Jesting. 10 string for girls. Vi Morton with .Midget DiAlsinn later. was the team’s leading ground Center Congo . 2 .167 Class B -Mario Martocchio 35-7 Car’l Crandall 87 103 77 Wheaton (III) ■; tomatic transmission, though lie says his contract has an- j 11 games of 97. 112. and 106 won high 267 593 gainer in the campaign just end ing, he may do it before he’s "These boys never played a bad Scandia AC.. 1 .083 —28, Walt Frteburn 34-6—28, Sher F. Crandall 105 125 96 326 Mayville (N.D.t State Cincinnati (iP)—The largest home Alex Hackney Suggests 40. other year to run. -» ! three string for mothers with a 6. Pitcher Sam Jones of Hous ed. He is 19, 5-11, and weighs-195. game," he said. “ Against Army, Porterfield 34-6—28, F r a n k Ob- 315. M. Tw-ejxiy 71 78 .66 216 546 Albion ton to Detroit for pitchers Bob crowd of the season was on hand Appeal Possible V-8, power steering. they never once Ic.st their poise, Week’s Schedule: .Tonight 8 rfmski 33-5— 28. The 22-year-old Bolk, a Hartford The MIdahipmen 'whittled the “ It’s tough.’’ Hardin said. “I I In the highly competitive mid A. Twerdy n o 112 109 331 Bruce and Manuel Montejo. but the Boston Celtics spoiled GOLF BAGS Cadets’ longtime margin by win know if I don’t win this game.! got tense or panicky. They went Clvitan vs. U*R, 8:45- Watkins Qa.ss C -M lltl Nelson 35-8- -27. things by whipping the Cincinnati Boston (Ah—The possibility of product, carries 236 pounds on a get field, little Carol Crandall and E. Green ' 75 94 74 243 527 6-4 frame. ning U »ir third game in a row here they'll be after my scalp. So 1 1 out there to do a job- and they did vs. We.st Rides: Tues. 8:45 Srandia Low Gross--Doc McKee 73. Alice Green 89 94 101 284 ^ ovirsin HonortHl 7. Pitcher Johnny Kucks of Bali Royals 119-96 last night in an NBA an appeal to tl)€ Vermont Supreme Saturday, and their third under don't intend to get in tjiat fix. if I ' it. ” vs Congos. Blif ogev—John Munger 86. mother Fran won in a field of 18 game. Bill Russell’s 23 points led C!ourt wa.s raised today by one of Large Selection FULL PURCHASE -PRICE CAN BE entries. Eleveu,-.vear-old Carol put B. McCurry 97 84 89 270 526 tlmore to St. Louis for shortstop Hardin, 18-7, It’ waa Navy’s 27th can help it.” .Navy loaes the .-cryice.s of Greg ___..'8UJY'DA3l______M. McCurry 83 87 86 256 Boston (J5 -Cîach John Yovic- Ron Kabbes. ,...... ' Boston to its 1,6th win in 19 starts. three groups which lost a .bid to FINANCED AT LOW BANK RATES ... .■victory compared -with 30 for The ‘5favy coach is a pleasant. Mather, the big end Whose two National I.«igue ' m b w ic t e d n in e plenty of pressure on her mother The Celts now lead the Eastern Di conduct pari-mutuel horse racing Carbo Sentenced 196r G o lf G u b s At in the second game as. she rolled C. Conran 80 77 77 234 517 sin of Harvard has been named Army and five'tiea in the historic 34-year-old native of. Arkansas field goals prorided tlê margin of W Pet. Qa.ss A —Bill W asy 31-3-28, Ruth Conran 86 108 vision by five games. They play in Vermont. Charles Grinell of la great game of 103. SWe won high 89 283 New England (Joach of the Year, 8. Pilcher Dave Sisler of Wash rivalry dating back to 1890. ' with a good sense of humor and ap victory, but there is a favorable Gus’s ...... 5 .833 Bill Olekainski 31-2—29, Doc Mc- K. Kusmik 87 74 78 239 511 ington to (Cincinnati for ■' pitcher ■the Royals again Wednesday at Wellesley, Mass,, president and Las Angeles (JF)—Frankie Carbo, CloMout Prices single with this performance and the Boston Footbhll Writers As- former uhderworld boxing figure “We're getting closer," HaMln parently a rare ability to squeeze outlook for the 1962 sea.son. Liberty Mutual ...... 7 .778'Kee 31-2—29, Jeirv Beaulieu 32-3 Betty Kusmik 82 94 96 272 aoclatlon.-^ announced today. The> Claude Osteen (It was announced .Philadelphia in a doubleheader. founder of Bennington Downs, Inc., said exuberantly. "I yvon't be con the ultimate effort out of the young Tile team hsW 22 sophomores , East Side . . . , ...... 5 .556 i +1-29, forced her Mom to roll a 125 Joan Baldyga 77 92 82 251 491 that Sisler was sold to Cincinnati ■aid last night his group is consid haa been sentenced to 2S years in gam-e also good for high single for 42-year-old' Yovicsln guided the ering the court appeal after its ap prison and fined 810,000 by a judge COMPLETE U N E OF NA-nONALLT Manchester Plymouth tent antll wt close the gap and men placed in hli care. listed on the varsity roster this J Firemen ...... 4 .444; Oass B—Ed Pekar 32-6—26. Dot Baldyga 73 •78 89 240 ÎmMn to a ahare of the Ivy for 875.(X)0). TWO-WAY WTERANS P M ’em. We don’t kid ^rselves. “There’s no excuse for a team year. Including such standouts aalSt. Mary’s ...... 0 .000 MmtIII Anderson 3J-4—27, Sher the mothers. Carol, with a 267 M. Qjpeland 48 60 59 plication wraa turned dowrf^ The who called him a “degenerate crim FAMOUS GOLF EQUIPMENT 167 486 League title this past aeaaon. Har PLYM duiH -VAU AN T SALES and SERVICE . This la Uie gams we muat'aad want hot to be mentally up for every halfback Johnn5’ .Sai. rat,ed a see- ;.Man, Auto Parts .0001 Porterfield 33-6—27. three string, which waa second to Marion Cpl'dJOS »1 120 319 . 9. Outfielder Frank Thomas sold Vermont Racing CommlssJ<1n yes inal.’’ Carbo and four others, also vard winning aU and losing three Detroit— (NEA)—Bob Whitlow terday granted the pari-inutuel li sentenced Saturday to varying MANC91E8TER to win. We've already started game," fce oaya. “ If a team has aiond Joe Bellino: Bill Ulrich, who' Class C—Joe Skinner 34-8—26, Barbara 'McCuiry’a 270 and. her Audrey Smith 65 77 86 228 482 overall. The Crimatrt had been by Milwaukee to the New York ROUTE 88, TALCOTTVILLE—MI 8-2708—TR 8-88I8 Mets for approximately |1(X),000. and Paul Eard of tha. Detroit cense to the Taconic Racing and terms, were convicted last May of pointing to Army for next year." letdown. It's the coach’s fault.” I scored the lone Navy touchdown; , Tues,—8 Liberty vs. Gus; Wed ., Hogan Zamaltia 41-14— 27. mother* 826, which waa also sec G. Smith 76 91 St 254 picked In pre-aeaaon guesses to Wkila Banttala the toaxt tha Beensona aakad tha Na’vy coach halfbacks Joe Ince and Bob Teall 8 Firemen vs. St. Mary's, 8:45 Low Gross—Willla Olekalnakl, ond high for mothera, gave them M. E. Mitchell 74 82 T3 238 479 Lions wei;e teammates on the Ban Breeding Aasociatic.i for flat and conspiracy. to muscle in on the COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP OPEN E v e n i n g s 't i l l » : oo tt finish well down In the eight-team Diago Marina football squad dur^ tan today, hi* eouatarpart at Weet how tha Midihipmea managad I and end David Bjuggerud. East Sides vs. Auto Parts. ' 7S, Stan Hllinakl 78. a 608 totaL B. MlteheU 88 81 87 251 ivy loop. ■ U). Infieldcr Mel Roach by the hameaa racing In Bennington earnings of former welterweight , 80« SOUTH MAIN STEEBT-ÂNCHF^TEE t Cuba, to tha Indiana for minor ing thair oanrloa dayo. County next year. champion Don Jordan. ' ^ f f -- I f nr / rSrit^ .■ \

. 1. MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECÎBER 4, 1961 rhxm. BKiHTBBW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN« M0NDAY»* DECEMBER 4, 1961 PAGE NINETEEN / Household Goods 51 Apartments— F|atS7- Houses For Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Aatomobiles for Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGAUY and SHORTEN ^ Building Materiale 47 e Oofs-.Birde-êto 41 Tenements 63 PolliiiK places in Rock Three Roohis of Furniture MANCHESTER and vicinity — CUSTOM BUILT 0 room Ranch, TWO-FAMILY house 4-4, gas h e ^ ville’s city election will be: NBBD A CAR and hid your credit NOW IS THE time to get that pet YOUR BEST BUY IS AT large living room with fireplace, Town, Haverty Renew turned downT Short tot, down pay FIVE ROOM apartment, second beautiful 3 bedroom split, excel good condition, close to school ^md i you’ve''wanted. We have aome >NATIONAL FROM MODEL HOME lent condition, built-lns, garage, formal dining i^ )n . family size bus. Call owner. Ml 9-4105. open tomorrow from 6 a.m. ClASSIFIED montT BankrOptT RepoeaeaslonT H is lOSPSHlP EYPECnÂ/.BIMAllDS ^ WOtt MUCH OF A eONFEREHCe DID HE beautiful butt cockers, AKC regia- floor, 13H Ford Street, heat and to 7 p.m. The location of Special 2x4 Studs' SOc Ea. hot water. Tel. MI 3-4751. recreation room, over one acre kitchen, 2 bedrooms, IVt baths, Don’t fivo up! See Honeat Doug A GiJMMiT MEETING ON E V ^ DECISION CALL ■EFORSMANOLING HER LATEST tered. K small deposit will hold Cost Over $700 recreation room with fireplace, UNUSUAL BUY -O w n e ^ loss, | las, get the lowdown on the lowest Knotty Pins Paneling—all 8 ft. land,'full price $16,900; nice 3 bed the polls, according to Trial Period Contract CONCERNING HIS e0fM .r08SBSIONS- MAlhlRPlECEf any one Until Chrutmaa. We will 18c 8q. Ft. FOUh ROOMS, second floor, auto- room ranch, minutes from Hart enclosed breezeway, attached ga yoiir gajn. 5 room rangh. ' Your I down and amallest paymenu any chance to own your pwp'home A s-! wards, will be: First ward, also board your dog^whtle you are Cedar Closet Lining. 20c 8 q. Ft. NEVER BEEN USED matlc hot water, bath, near Main ford, full basement, garage, patio, rage, landscaped yard' 91x194. where. Not a small loan or flnanca 'HSURaPSROWN away on a trip, m 8-6427. Har sume large mortgage. Save on j V'ernon Town Hail: second ADVERTISING /YOU OIDm mNUlTNATS. MMMITHIS INAr^FOR Ping Pong Table $12.96 Ea. Sale Pri(» $883 St„ no furnace MI 3-8872 large lot, many extras, full price Maridn' E. Robertson, Broker, Ml The town renewed its contract for wa.ste collection with the company plan. Douglas Motors, FEDORA?«HV,t FRKNCANE mony BUl Kennels, Hebron Road, 3-5953. closing costs. Sl.iop'down. Ton-' ward, St. John’s Epi.scopr/ S81 Main «. \ MY CLUB Birch Paneling—Prefinl rted $14,900. 'Many more $4,900 up. Call E. J. HaVerty Co., Inc., this morning for another three-month DIDN'T'WWk'toU AFTERiHii,poirrMMan)Ee II GREAT •AND Bolton. »b.^Sq. Ft. Pay Only $4 Week SMALL 4-ROOM apartment, suit the Ellsworth Mitten Ag'ency, gren Agency, MI >6321 Cluirch; third ward, Htton able for two people. Heat,' elec .trial period, to Feb. 28. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS OLDER CARS mechanics spe .WTNkNSTUFFmYOdMH COCKER puppies, AKC registered, Window Blinds $4.7$ Ea. Realtors, MI 3-6930 or Ml 9-5524. FOR $11,.500—4'/r o o m home about Firehouse: fourth ward, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. cials, flxlt yourselt ears,, always TNING ANY MORE [MEMaUTir.'MiQNTSErP Celling Tile 9c 8q > « , Sacrificing complete bedropm, tricity, hot water, stove and re WHERE The term.s o f the contract call for the town to pay the excellent temperament. All red frigerator furnished Private , en COOPER STREET—Older* 6 room 7 miles froin/Manchester. Lovely PA(^1 building, Village St. a good seleetton. .Look behind our GOIFUTITIN NMESOHEOINR" or butt, $86. M l 4-1810, Combination Doors from $15,95 complete living yoom and kitchen large livin/room with fireplace, company $11,000 a month, and to'*' decorator furniture from model dis trance. Parking, $80 monthly. MI house with rec room in basement, in town can yim find a 6 room otnce. Douglas Motors. S83 Main THETRA6N? FlM.YOUKNONf No. 1 Oak Flooring l9H c Sq. Ft. modern 1 /h c n with dining area, provide fjv’e packer trucks for five small COPY CLOSING TIME I>X)R CLASS1F1E1l ^ ) V T . play home. We will give you free 9-2428. tip-top condition throughout,' new ranch with attached garage, ce bage" to permit anythin'g GUARANTEED singing canaries Mahogany Plywood_ _ _17c- 8 ■ q. Ft. ramic bath, priced at only $14,900? 2 bcd ro/is and full balli, brocze- collection TOiitcs, and one packer to be collected. ■tOITDAt Xkni rSIDAT 1 0 M AAL—AATCRDAV I AJL 1956 BUICK tHloor sedan rare for a cheerful Christmas. Also lABH ’N CARRY delivery suid free storage up to one oak floors, hot water heat, copper truck for a spare. THREE LARGE rooms,’ hieat, hot Call way / t h attached one-car ga- Rockville-V ernon 2. The performance Bond to be standard ahlft, good condition. MI pvakeets, puppies, hamsters. SEE OUR DISPLAY ON EXOTIC year. plumbing, aluminum storm win In turn, the Haverty Co. is re 9-1146. water, stove and refrigerator, $85 dows, modern bath, large 2-car rage/lols of land and other provided by the contractor is waiv Cages and all accessories In stock. WALL PANELING. monthly. Call MI 3-8507 extras, Alice Clampet. Realtor, quired to collect anything that will. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Have a living picture at home with CALL ON UB FOR KITCHEN NORMAN’S garage, amesite driveway, lot ed. Acting General Manager Le- 1961 CHEVROLET convertible, Jnr- 70x191. Buy it lor $14,900. Move ATT 9-4.513, MT ,5-7357. Many other fit into a 22-gallon garbage can. '■ « r h / V ar* lakM aver tka phaM m • eoa- an aquarium filled with beautiful CABINETS, WALL PANELS AND 443 HARTFORD ROAD Beechler-Smith Sewage Plant Clfilrc said that General Manager quoiae with white top, 4-apeed MIDLAND APARTMENTS right in. Call owner MI 3-1912. /t in g s available. Bv a verbal agreement among i . j ______Tka advertlMt pkerti read kla ed Uw PIR81 DAT IT tropical flab. Lay away orders TRUSSES MI 3-1524 the four men who attended the' floor ahlft tranamlaalon, plua many Before you buy furniture any 3 ROOMS — FIRST FLOOR REALTORS APPBAB8 aad BEPOBT EKROB8 to Uom far tka aaxt toaar> b e ^ accepted now. Manchester Nobody. But Nobody, Undersells BOLTON—6 room ranch, artistic s u b u r b a n 'ATMOSPHERE contract signing this morning, the ' performance bond duririg the first other extras, '4,000 miles, S2.69S. where—shop at Norman’s. Heat, hot water, gas for cooking, Inspeeted by Itoai, H n Herald la teapaaaiMe tar only ONB ineoireet ar amltted MI 9-1042. «IPet Center, 995 Main St. National paneling, 2-car attached garage, .All 9-8952 MI 3-()9j8^ Havert'Jt Co. will al.so keep track | three-month trial period, slrice the toaerlloa far aay advcHtoeuieat aad tkea aaly te tke exteat af a electric .refrigerator and range Excellent like new 5)4 room ranch Of how' the five collection routes' ""tire Program was intended to be BLACK POODLE, no NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. r o p e r GAS range, 40” practical beautiful view, large lot only •‘naka mad* toaerttaa. Errata irkleb da aat leaeea tka valae at 1996 MERCURY 2-door hardtop. 381 STATE STREET furnished. $14,500. Carlton W Hutchins MI on oiitaktrts of town, LI29 .sq. ft. are set up, the number of loads on ' experiment, paper, bom In Italy, sll examina ly new. used Ie?s than six months. living area, full haXcniont, 120x180 Area People I arlB aat ke cam eted by "m ake gaad* toaretina Does,not hum oil, .hi good condt- NORTH HAVEN, CONN, MI 9-8654. E. W. A., INC. 9-5132. or WHEl each route, the relaitve amount | 3- 'Dm certificates showing the Uon, 1500. MI 8-6848. tion and entrance papers. MI CHestnut 8-2147 Call MI 9-7737, 5-7 p.m or foot well shaderl lot, high mortgage of waste collected on each route W’cight of truck loads are to be 0-1428 after 6. TR' 5-5917 SIX ROOM ranch. 6 years old, have you seen a 6 room /pandable to assume Evening Bill Boles, An estimated 300 to 400 people, each week, .and the number of turned in to the town once a month TOUB OOOPEBATfON WILL r>a#al A4 I ^ 9 T1 1 1955 PONTIAC 2-door hardt Motor, transmis quires payments of only $22.25 figuring and typing. Well ------bookcase, good condition $12, On busline. Easily financed. Rea- ! packer truck required by the Hav- M l 9-OSOO Roofing— Siding 18 model. Marlow’a, 887 Main St. Furnished Apartments 63-A miles from Rockculle $1 350 TR mg the sewage would be given pri- 'n® '®rms ot me /u r a c l are j, rea.son that com- sion, front end in very good shape. month for each $1000 you bor rounded glass china closet $20, sqnable taxes Priced right. VERNON New spaciou.s 7 room Nearly new snow tires on back. known Hartford concern —6- floor lamp $5. Call after 5 'p.m. 5.7812 mary Ireatiiieiit and the plant nearly the same as the specificar bined garbage and rubbish collec- and leave your mea«a|;e. Ton’ll hear from onr advertiser to Jlf row. Prank Burke at (Connecticut SNOW BLOWERS — From $79.95 TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar COVENTRY—Three rooms, heat, $13,200 Phone ' MI 3-6273, Bfac- Cape, one unfini.shed, 4 bedrooms, Upholstery like new. Asking $145. day week — complete benefit low's, M7 Main. Ckw Ml 6-5221. MI 9-6582. Burn Realty. ______^______could function satisfactorily for a tions on which bids were submitted i planned by the board of di- 4 time without apendlntr all evenlnc at tke teleohone. Mortgage Investment Exchange, and up. Parts and service Capi hot water, bath, parking. $75 fireplace, separate dining room. MI 3-1677. program. Write Box X., Herald —------^------i few days without power. "i August by several contractors. ! rectors to start last Friday, will Ceilings 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, CH tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St. DINING ROOM set, rug. refrigera monthlv. (?all after 4 p.m, PI VA and FHA- financing, $600 Re.'iort Propertv For Sale 74, Buildings are heated by sewage Collections are to be made twice ôt start until Alarch 1. 6-8897 days, JA 9-5553 evenings. advising education and exper Hours T-5 dally, 7-9 TTiursday, 7-4 ALBERT’S k6 sTORIC 52nd 2-6975. ■ down Homo Realtv Service AH VOLKSWAGEN —$695 full price. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn SL anniversary SALE tor, washing machine, chairs, mis —’ ------i gas and a power failure would not a week from the rear of dwellings tTip Havertv Co maintained that 1956 model—not raiuiy available MI 8-4860. ience. Saturday. cellaneous. MI 9-0217. Exclusive Listings 9-4037, TR, 5-6302. All 3-1291. BOLTON-Flrst lake -waterfront 1 ^10,, fiftnacc operation, although and restaurants. >vithotir the extra Automobiles for Sale SECOND MORTGAGE money—We NOW ON TWO ROO.M furnished housekeep Lust and Found on market. Douglas Motors, 333 can supply any amount o t money i 'C'"!’®'''''""-’ might drop a few Some Differences j garbage collection routes could not Main. BIDWCnX HOME Improvement HOUSEKEEPER, kind and Inter OIL IN YOUR 2 gallon can, $1.13 YOU—Y e s ! y -o -u t a k e ing apartment, all utilities, older C>RE /J D detail have been lav- LOST—Sum of money on Hartford] GORMAN MOTOR SALES Company—all types Of siding and for mortgages Terms to fit your ested In children. Live In. Private full price. Always low prices at 20% x) f f o n a n y t h in o employed gentleman. 272 Main. Top Quality, Homes Ished/Oii this custom 2 bedroom offiin wvi ‘^®K'®®-''- Thc differences between the new be set up. and without a three- Musical Instruments 53 ermon, oroKcr, mi a-o»aa______| ^n overload of water could be contract and the contract called month trial of collecting five routes Rd, between Cheney s. King's and | INC 1959 2-DOOR Ford Galaxle, auto roofing. Aluminum clapboards a needs. Construction mortgages room. MI 9-5650. Coronet Gasoline, 568 Center St. With Exception of a few Nationally ranyh, 100x180 high, dry and wood Fairfield St. Reward. Tel, MI matic transmission, radio and specialty. Unexcelled workman also available. J. D. Realty, 470 fair trtwled items. THREE ROOM apartment, furnish ed lot. attached gaiage, enclosed ------^------I handled by opening a by-pass pipe for in the specifications arc these: 1 tlie compan.v had no way of know- FOR SALE — Flat wallstone, ve THOMAS AND Gulbransen Organs. 9-0681 after 5 p.m. 461 Main Street heater, white sidewalls. Price ship. Ml 9-6495. Main St., MI 8-5129. ed, heated, all utilities, on bus Excellent Values 12x12 patio, exhaust fan, disposal, Wanted— Rea! Estate 77 to the l iver during tlie emergency, j Material put in garbage cans | ing the cost of combined coUec- neer and fireplace stone. Bolton AND LOOK WHAT WE Janssen and Lester Betsy Ross line. 403 W. Center St , AU 3-7853. lie .said. To date, however, the jj called "waste” Instead of ”gar- | tions. $1,050 MI 8-2533. Clerk' THROW IN AS A GIFT and double sink in 17 foot kitchen. Notch Quarry. MI 9-0617. spinet pianos, band Instruments, MANCHESTER WISH SOMEONE to handle yout plant has not been overloaded. Manchester MI 9-5301 $52 FREE GROCERIES guitars, bongos, harmonicas, sheet WILLIAIANTIC- Exeeuti\> typ7~4 Glass enclosed bath, fully storm LOST^False teeth, lowers, reward. Roofing and Chimneys 18-A ed. Owner anxious. Robert Wolver- real estate? Call me at AH 9-0320 A flash storm in the summer j ______— —— ------— ■■ Business Opportunities 32 COINS AND coin supplies. Give an $52 FREE eXOTHING music, repairing, tuning, lessons. room modern apartment, choice 457 Woodland St.—Gambolati built Call r a 3-1913. There is a big advantage for you Trailers— Mobile Homes 6-A ton Agency, Ml 3-1914. for prompt and co.urteous service sent about 7 million gallons of „ ___ when you buy a used car from ROOFING — Specializing repairing Stenographer Investment with a profit oppor $52 FREE JEWELRY Ea.stern Connecticut's oldest, location. Write P. O. Box 172. 3 bedroom ranch W'ith attached ga Joseph Barth, Broker. water into the plant in one day, the Wetherell. 128 Grove St., a Gorman Motor’Sales Inc. We have roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut Interesting assignment for tunity, C^me In -and brmVse $52 FREE GASOUNB largest and only complete music Willimantic. rage, all oak floors, all aluminum SPLIT LEVElj—For those accus peak load to date. FairvieW Ave. Public Records INVESTIGATE the smart modern BE YOUR OWN BOSS around. Connecticut Coin ft StAmp Take Your Choice with purchase store. Ward Music Co.. 99 Sum four buyers with a total of 70 years and economical way of relaxed ter work, chimneys cleaned, re qualified High School graduate storms, built-in oven and range. tomed tji the finer things all one ASK US about our cash offer for Sheller Debaie Toniglit Admitted S u n /y . Ida B a u m /. Announcemenla 2 located at the Manchester Bet of any 3 room outfit during our mer. Open evenings till 9 p.--’ . automobile buying experience. All H'ving. New and used three and paired. Aluminum siding. 30 —varied duties—well known 22 foot living room with fireplace, could demand has been included in yoUr property. No red tape. Hon The I^kc St. School PTO has Hollow Rd . Emngton, Hugh Warrantee Deeds High income Sunoco Service Sta Center. 995 Main St. MI 3-6498. Great 62nd Anniversary Sate; You Free parking. Business I ncatinns est value. H. J. Bradley, Ml 3-7379. Beattie, Fairfield: Afildred Turn- Stella and Afichael Patulak to cars hand picked with you in mind. foUr room available. Low down years’ experience. F’ree estimates. tion for lease in growing Rockville. Hartford company—full benefit tile bath, hot water heat, reces.sed this lovelyroom home. The .scheduled a debate on fallout shel MAGSON UNIFORM salesrooms In Call Howley. MI 3-6381, MI 84)763. get your merchandise at the store cast iron radiators, full ha.scment 29 Fairview Ave. Robert B. and Robert W. Brodeur, pairment. Bank financing. Vernon Small investment and a desire to program—5-day week — free DECORATING for Christmas? F or Rent 64 •Style is condusive ;o those who en- CASH WAITING for property own ters for its meeliiig tonight at 8 Kensington, Conn., at 279 New ;1959 FORD FAIRLANE 4-door, parking. Write Box Z, Herald of your choice. Yes! Take your with citv water and sewers, re joy split level living at its best. o'clock at the school. Captain IAdmitted today . Airs. Elizabeth properly al 42 Margaret Rd. Britain Rd., Rt. 71, will now be Mobile Home Court and Sales. MI make above average income Is all Good selection of close-out wall Office and Store ers. Please call us before you buy V-8, automatic, radio, heater, 4-8120. giving education and exper choice of $52 Free Groceries, Cloth- STORE near Main St, at 26-Birch duced to'$18,500. On beautifully landscaped spa William Schatzman, Stale C ivil Connors. 53 School St ; William Robert W. and Beverly W. Tay open Tuesday and Thursday nights I white tires. In showroom condi Heating and Plumbing 17 that is needed to become your own papers, some pre-pasted. 47c to ing, Jewelry or Gasoline. We pay E q u ip m en t 54 St 2,000 sq ft , parking. Apply Or sell. Speedy service. J. D. lor to the (Community Baptist boss. ience. 97c per single roll. Sherwin-Wil cious lot, 2-car garage, 4 bath Realty. AU 3-5129. Defense director will speak for Alichacls, 78 West St. until 8:45 p.m. See our reclaimed tion. the store. Marlow’s. 867 Main. 50 Oxford SU—6 room Colonial. 2- rooms. Priced 111 the high 50s, shelters; Dr. Gordon Christiansen. Discharged Fjidayj Al.we Cram Church, property at 86 Fergiuon PLUMBING AND heating — re liams, 981 Main. car garage, modern bath and heat, uniforms that' are like new and Reduced to $1,095 Auto Driving School 7-A N.Y. MAIDS, top wages, best $10 DOWN DELIVERS Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. HELP! DUE to many recent sales, dall, 2 Green Rd.; Lee Davis, 39! Rd- . . .. ready to wear. Come today and modeling installations, repairs. Call BU 9-0291 U.'iED ELECTRIC adding machine. STORE—Cent! al. East Hartford, modern plumbing and wiring low profe.ssor of chemistry at thc Uni- homes. Tickets sent. Largest, old 150 CEDAR poles, last call before 3 Complete • our listings are low. Buyers are versity o f Connectirut, against. A Main SI , Talcottville; Emily Andrew Ansaldi to Harvey L. aee them vourself. 11959 OLDS STATION WAGON MOR’TLOCK'S Driving School—Of All work guaranteed, 25 years ex est N.Y. Agency. Write GEM, 35 ROOMS OF BRAND All 3-8268. 1132 Alain, unheated, suitable res taxes. FHA appraisal $15,sno. Sell MANCHESTER-Our loss. your Skalnik. 116 Pro.spect St. ; Joseph Margaret ^ Wahnqulst, prop- perience. 24-hour service. After 6-JA 8-8295 snow. Many clothesline sizes: hy taurant, offices, retail. Inquire ing for $15,300. 4 '2% assumable waiting for all types of property. question and answer period will erty off Ansaldi Rd. ■'Dyn. 88,” 4-door, automatic. flee, 443 Main St.. Manchester Lincoln. Roslyn Hts.. New York. draulic truck Jack, chains. MI NEW FURNITURE gain. Asking $16,300. .Must be .sold If selling, buying or trading, call Kiskunis. Broad Brook; Albert Bu- Learning correctly ’’May Save Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749. next door, $100, mortgage. follow their tklks. Committee Deed I radio, heater, power steering, FOR LEASE—Restaurant and serv 9-1353. AND APPLIANCES Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 today. Make your offer Vac'nnt-^3 at once. Free inspections upon re kowski. Cider AliU Rd., Ellington; power brakes, tinted glass — a Your Life.” Driver education bedrooms, not development, only Police .Arreals Beta AlatUs, 17 Linden Pi- Vincent L. Diana for Rose C. P e n o n a lt S ice station, ideally located at busy The "Economy” EXCELLENT STORE for anv busl- West Side— Immaculate 6 room quest. (jail the Ellsworth Mitten An investigation beginning Nov Borello, administratrix for the es beautiful wagon. classes. Member. Connecticut Pro Radlo-TV Repair route Junction In eastern Con Help Wanted— Male 36 ALL CRAFTINT paint by number • Free $52 Merchandise COLLEGE girl's surplus xOardrobe, 8 years old. Ijarge ranch, fuil Agency Realtors Member of AILS Discharged Saturday: John fessional Driving School Assn. Ml ne.ss or office, apartment Includ Cape, all aluminum storms,' I'n basement, plastered wiill.';, hot tate of Lucia Pagani. to Vincent EIDCTROLUX Sales and Service, Rehuced to $1,445 necticut. Restaurant fully equip reduced one-third. Over 100 dif 8 ROOMS ...... $188 almost new, including woolen servi&C,' AH 3-$930. 24 led to the arrest Saturday of , go^k 16~ Cottage St.; Geneiva 9-7398. Services 18 GROCERY MANAGER—the rapid ed, 476 Main St. Ml 9-5229. 9-5, ceramic tile baths, amesite drive water oil heaj', fireplace, ceramic a Rockville man who ha.s been ! oenno,. 151 Dogwood Lane, Wap- F and Rose C. Borello, property bonded representative, Alfred ped, counter service, dining room ferent sets in stock, Sherwin-Wil The “ Honeymoon” skirts, evening dresses. Selling and oversize garage, 2 minutes to 1999 SIMCA 4-door green, 4 cylin growth program of Mott’s Super- liams, 981 Main. very reasonable, MI 3-7193. bath, disposal, aluminum com charged with delivering liquor toipjng; Frank Kindersherger, Loye- off Eldridge St. Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel. MI LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, and kitchen. Major brand of gaso Free $52 Merchandise buses, schools and churches, fire Quitclaim J)êds der. radio, heater. Looks and line. Small investment win deliver Markets creates the need for an 3 ROOMS ...... $269 65 binations, amesite drive, good 6 niiiior. land Hill Rd.. Vernon: Ivalea 3-0450. censed driving school trained — Economical. High quality parts. experienced grocery manager who Houses For Rent place and barbecue pit also fire Raymond D. Verre to Agnes M. nuis like a ” 62.” Ideal second JOHN DEERE ’The "Charm House” housekeeping. Will consider rent Ernest W. Rolher, 22. of 120 | pulkkinen, lie ij Grove St.; Irving Certified and approved is now of Guaranteed 90 days Famous for good income. For more informa has store management potential. place living room, enclosed ' sun- Verre, properly off Lawdon Rd. PERMANENT removal of unwant car. tion. call Putnam, WAlnut 3-9525. Free $52 Merchandise Wanted/To Huy 58 FOUR ROOM ranch for rent in ing, Esentt, owner. Ml 9-7683, Izvestia Jt a p s Orchard St., was arrested Salur- Ca.se. 15 Ellington Ave.; Steve fering classroom and behind service since 1931. Phone MI Call Mr. Kasulis, MI 9-5344. pori'h. ATusi be seen to be appieci- Dorothy R. Pagani to Concetto ed hair. Miss Blanche Mason, 540 Reduced to $745 After 5 p.m,, Rockville, TR 5-5139. Industrial Crawlers 3 ROOMS ...... $394 Bolton, all knotty pine, built-in aurie wheel Instruction for teenagers 9-4587. Potterton’s. 180 Center SL j FRANK IS buying and selling good ated. $16,500, HOLIJSTER ST.-5',, room home' and Marie Intagliata, property at Vernon St.. Manchester. Conn. By MI 9-6075. I ’The "Holl.vwood” oven and stove. MI 3-2322. Kjcllquist on*a Circuit Court war- Ann Howard. Sadd's Alill Rd,, El- appointment. Phone MI 9-9020. 1961 T BIRD—one owner, with SMALL RESTAURANT, centrally LAYOUT DRAFTSMAN used lumitifre and antiques start j on a professionally landscaped; Kennedy Plans rant. and was turned over to Ver-liingtori: Warren Llsk, Fairview 73-75 Foster St. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, and Tractors I Free $52 Merchandise Exclusive neighborhond for the pro- ' 100x1.50 lot, 2-car gai age, concrete j to power brakes, power steering, available all hours. Satisfaction located in Manchester, low over We are seeking a person who has ing Sept. 9 at 420 Lake S| Call and ROClvVILLE-5 room- single, im non (.'nnstable RavmonrI C. Berube. ' Ave Dorothy R. Pagani to Sebaatiano PREPARE FOR driver’s test. 3 ROOMS ...... $488 see what we’ve got. Open Sun fe.ssionai, 8 rixmis To tiy and de drive, enclosed porch, formal din WANTED—Ride from 202 Porter power windows, power seats, Ages 16 to 60. Ortiring and class guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. head, reasonably priced. Injury some architectural drafting back Loaijers and Bachoes mediate occupanev $115 Tel All Rother. free under $200 bond, is Discharged Sunday; Mrs. Mil and Angelina Lopes, property at ground to develop super-market The "Boulevard” days. MI 9-6580. 9-7319. scribe thi.s beautiful English Co ing loom, living room with fire street to Pratt b Whitney. East white sidewalls Pre'vlous owner's room. Three Instructors No wait forces sale. Call MI 9-8278. lonial would he futile Must be For Autohalin due in court Dec. 19. dred Puchkoris and .son. 52 El 73-75 Foster St. layout and fixture designs. This Is Free $52 MerchaJidise place. spacious kitchen, full cel Hartford, second shift. MI 3-6494. name furnished. ing. Manchester Driving Acade 'lELEVISION, antennas and rotor Farm Tractors 3 ROOMS ...... $597 seen to be appreriated Replace Vernon authorities said the in lington Ave.; Bertha Frederick, 35 Sebastiano Lopes and Concetto systems Uiatalled and repaired. a permanent position with a future. WE Bu y , SELL or trade entlque LAKEWOOD Circle vicinity—2 bed lar. Immaculate throughout and Intagliata to Dorothy R. Pagani, Reduced to $3,545 my PI 2-7249. EXPERIENCED The ’’Aristocrftt” and used furniture, china glass, ment value in excess of $.50,000. (Continued from Page One) vestigation b e^ n in Hie rural sec Grant St.; Dorothy, Fiuckiger, Vil WANTED—Ride to Pratt * 'Vhit- Serving Manchester and sur Excellent salary, working condi and Equipment room Capo, 1 cartgarage. beauti fairly priced. Inspection invited. lage St., Ellington. property at 73-75 Foster St. ney Aircraft. 7-3:30 shift. 230 SEWING MACHINE tions, company paid benefit pro Free $52 Merchandise silver, picture frames and old ful local inn. completely furnished. Can be bought in the low 30s. Robert Wolverton Agency, AH tion of town the Tftoht of Nov. 24 E 1957 FORD CONVERTIBLE, stand rounding areas. Modem TV Serv 3 Rooms ...... $679 munist territory -is the only road wlien a car driven minor waT Vincent F. and Rose C. Borello Woodbridge St. to Gate 6 area. MI ard with overdrive, radio, heater, ice. 406 Center St.. MI 8-2205. gram. Apply coins, old dolls and guns, hobby $125 a month, .1. D. Realty AO 3-1914 to Manchester Italian-American Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 OPERATORS collections, attic contents or whole 3-5129. COVENTRY route the Western Allies have to found to contain some’lopulos of Advertisement - 9-7734. white sidewalls, two tone blue JOHN DEERE The price Includes free delivery, Had enough? Society, Inc., property o ff Eldridge RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, FIRST NATIONAL STORES free set up, free service and free estates. Furniture Repair Sert-ice WEST SIDE 1950 AmoiTcah' Co Berlin and they have insisted on beer. with black top. In prime condi Apply Sales & Service BEAUTIFUL new 6 room duple,x 7 room custom built unusual home. their right ot free movement over Pull 2d Lever for YASKULKA. St. RIDE w a n t e d from 1141 Tolland BOY’S 24” Columbia bike, good free pickup and delivery on small Park and Oakland Ave. storage till needed. Talcottville, Conn Tel MI 3-7449. lonial. 13x23 living room, pine Other arn'fit.s: tion. Pakulis Farm Suppl.v house, automatic ga.s furnace and 200 foot lakefront. 'This home is for rccieation room, bar. immaculate the highway. Soviet guard.s George W. Amiral, 28. of HY For transportation - in form a/n Manchester Italian-American So St. East Hartford, to Pttkii) St., Reduced to $895 condition, $17. MI 3-8166, radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 Manchester Modes, Inc. East Hartford SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT those who enjoy the better thing.s in ciety. Inc., to Vincent F. and Rote East Hartford, and return. Hours p.m. H A E Radio and TV. MI Willimantic HA 3-1003 EXTRA SPENDING mon^y for hot water, all nluniipum storm c’oiidition, only $17,900 Carlton W. man the checkpoints on the road High St.. Rockville, ciiaiged with 'Rail TReinont 5-6277 or TRenrtrfont I Pine street Phone Samuel Albert, CH 7-0358 life. Priced in the low 3,0s C. ^rello, property at 123 Eldridge 7:30-4, or can adjust to fjt yours, FOR s a l e —1958 I^mbretta motor 9-5582, bn 8-1479. BANK, Insurance or Utility back Christmas by selling your part or windows and dmiis. lnq'iliS'e’ l27Q Hutchins MI 9-5132, now under the 4-power ociiipa- improper passing on Rt. 83 in Ver 5^,70. 1958 CADILLAC El Dorado Con Manchester for an Albert Courtesy Auto. We full collections of coins to Con St. 2 or 8 davi a week. Call BU scooter, good condition, . $150. ground desirable for two part-time BEAUTIFUL artificial fireplace will call for you at your home, Silver Ivine, Ea.st Hartford, after 3 bedroom ranch with detached ga Uon agreement non late Friday night. Court dale vertible, automatic, power steer with heavy duty brass andirons, necticut Coin ft Stamp, ,995 Alairt 6 p m. FIVE ROOM ranch-'- one block What slung Izve-ilia most ap Vemnit Jifws Is handled through Trade Najne 9-0423. ing, power brakes, power win Phone MI 9-9859, SEWING MACHINE opierators credit Investigators evenings, 5:30- bring you back home again. Posi rage, acre lot, 7 years old. excel is Her, 19. Millinery Dressmaking 19 nice desk chair, duplicator, Chi St., An 3-6498. Bring your coins in from Main St., excellent condition peared to be Kennedy’s chaige The Hei^la.s.sing- on a double white Griffin joined the Port of New between 1:80-4:30 or any time 3-5187, CH 7-1423. Female 38 evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387. AND light housekeeping, one minute venient to schools, bus and line, was iirrosicd in Rockville Fri Must be clean. MI 9-3422. Saturday or Sunday. CXIIjCHESTER, Norwich Rd., Route sited dormer, breezewa.v, garage. Citing Cuba. South Viet Nam York Authority Aviation Depart- GORMAN MOTOR SALES walk from Alain St. All 9-7959. 2, two 4'1. room brand new apart church, Ixiw heating cost. $16,900. and I.A0.S among oilier places day and is due in court Dec. 19. merU as government liaison bfpre- MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Operator BUSINESS and confidential typing Call Air. Chet Govang, TR 5-9820, Immaculate 6 finistied (Jape. Rec ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An done in my home. Centrally lo PLUGGED SEWERS ments. $80 monthly. Available for room, wasli room, and work shop where it charged Americans have OrliiusUl lieadH Soi'lcly sentative and served until 19$8. Light trucking and package deliv MI 9-5306. Barrows ft Wallace Co., sought to influence govemments. 461 Main St. MI 9-5301 tiques Included. Work âranteed. ery. Refrigerators, washers and (Experienced) cated Call MI 9-6358. LEGAL NOTICE immediate occupanev. J D. in basement. Assume high mort Jolin T. Oilowski of U>2 W. Alain Somerset, Ky.- Edgar D. Gar- j Glamours One-Yard Items FURNISHED room near bath for Realtv AH 3-5129 55 E.' Center St., Manchester. Izve.stia .said; MI 9-1962 stove moving specialty. Folding Notice is hereby given that the Machine Gleaned gentleman, parking. 54 High St. gage, quick occupancy, Onlv St . i-tockvillc, ha.s been rc-electcd land, 63, a member of the first Boy i chairs for rent. MI 9-0752 Good opportunity—well estab AVAILABLE for part-time or sub audit report on the Town of Bol Septio Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer $14,600 Lawrence F, Fiano Real ''The United States should bo prcsulent of St. .loseph's Society Scout troop in America, died! CX)3MA APPLIANCE Service—Re lished Hartford firm—High SPACIOUS apartment o,p small es SEVEN ROOAI colonial—2-car fts- the la.st country to rai.se .such sub stitute secretarial work, exper ton for the fiscal year ended Sep Lines Installed—^Ûar W ater ROOAI FOR gentleman near Alain rage, large lot, 2 flre-placps, large tor MI 3-2766, Ed Crawford MI for a third term. Saturda.v- Garland, a real estate ! pairs all makes refrigerators, MANCHESTER Moving and Truck School graduate—5-day w eek- ienced in all phases, including dic tate, Colonial atmosphere, view, 9-4410. ject s, just a.s one slioiildn't speak So Soft And Warm! tember 15, 1961 has been filed in proofing Done. St., separate entrance, parking. lake privileges, garage facilities, faniilv room Charles Lesperanre. Other ofiUers of the organiza broker in Burnside. Ky.. was one j freezers, washing machines, dry ing Company. Local and long dis complete benefits—Write Box taphone. Gladys Keith, MI 8-6343. Phone AH 9-2951, of a tope in the lioiise of a hanged tion for the coming year are Wil of 15 bovs who formed the troop ; SMAU ers ranges, oil and gas burners. the Town Clerk's office in said near conveniences, fireplace, heat, MI 9-7620. mnn tance moving, packing and stor Y, Herald advising education Town for public Inspection. ^ranclip.ster liam Wajda, vice pio.sidcnl; George in 1908, two years before the Boy MEDIUM MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. and experience. TEEN-AGER WIU^ baby sit after hot water. Adults. $t>5 monthlv. HOLLISTER ST.-7'4 room Dutch As for the .coiinliiea of Ea.s’t UR&E age, Regular service throughbut Bolton Connecticut December 1, McK in n e y b r o s . NEWT..Y decorated room for gen Colonial, I 'j baths, beautiful mod Groii-s. financial secretary; Bruno Scouts of America wa.s formally in New England states and Florida. noons or weekend evenings. Green High and Cross StSy,' Coventrv. PI Europe under Communist rule. SAAf’S UPHOLSTERY - ReUred 1961. tleman, centrallv located, private em kitchen, excellent closet space, Lizeu'ski, trea-surer; Kasimer corporated. MI 3-6563, WAITRESSES WANTED days. Ap school area preferred, MI 3-0301. Sewerage Disposal Co.. phone on floor. Ml 3-5331. . 2-7670. NEW LISTING Izvestia said their fate "has long from the shop. Can take care of David C. Toomey, large lot with trees. Phllbrick ago been settled bv history," It Zii niba. srcretai'V: John Machacek New York Thyra Samter^ Oven cooking ply In person, Howard Johnson’s ISO-1.72 Pearl 8 L— SH S-6S08 and Stanley Szarek. tnuslees; all your 'Upholstering needs at Restaurant, Tolland Turnpike, off RESPONSIBLE mother will care Town Clerk Agency, AH 9-8464. Winslow, 68, who wrote novels, great savtnga. Call CH 2-2378. for child, preferably over two. In WantM To Rent 6 8 ' C -> v 3 E J E )I T I O jh 'J ' I’niteil States to keep Une.ster Blomarz ' and Bernard short stories, television and movie is easy today... Painting— Papering 21 Route 15, Manchester. See Mr. Apartments— Flati OAKWOOD RD.—5*,4-room ranch, off and declared Ford. my home. Reasonable fee. PI ' The.se peoples have made Ihcir Grous. audilor.s; .Jo.s’eph Gill, mar scripts, died Saturda.v. Miss Wins- M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv PAINTING AND paperhanging. 2-8306. T en em en ts 63 WANTED TG RENT space in ga excellent condition, Iarg6 living 7 ro'''®t Union's peoples OES to .Mel t of a heart attack. Jones, a goyern- ing floors. Clean workmanship. AUCTION Ki'iineway. aka Aiiiih. raw<|r-zk will become miicli richer and liaji- Hope Chapter, Order of Eastern and refrigerator. MI 9-2478 after 5 Free estimates. No Job too small. up. Alodern kitchen. 3 porches, ment emplo.vc for 42 years, retired o u r w a y I . Household Services p. m. well shaded lot, 2-car garage, AIANCJHESTER—8 room colonial l.a\a|l. ’ K'mu wav i pier, ami tliat of Hie .American Star, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in 1953 as chief of thc Depository John Verfaille, MI 9-5750. AT THE LANTERN VILLAGE BARN (4 bedroom I excellent location, NoiiCf to Anna B. Kemiewav. aka , ,, , al the Masonic Temple. Officers Offered 13-A TOLLAND TURNPIKE—MANCHESTER, OONJf. $15,900. Philbrick Agency, AH Anna Pawclc/.vk LaVallee Keiineway, J P®VPê \s ill also benefit from peace, Accounts Branch in the General You get premium qaality CEILINGS refinished, painting, 9-8464. fireplace, hot water oil heal, city l'nun‘‘ i,lu' cimiplaini uf tiu' plaintiffof course, will wcijr while gowns. Accounting Office. Mobilbeat with RT-98 . . . tha WASHER REFRIGERATOR re On the Wilbur Cross Parkway (R^|>to 15) AIODERN 5 room apartment, first utilities, near schools. 1'-.. baths, in ifu> aimvn iiiiMIimI ailinn piayins. fur' "Sucli an approach cap and Relicarsabs are scheduled tonight wall papering. Wall paper books Take Manchester-Buckland Exit 98 PittsburghM rs. Thomas Par- moat completely effecti-ve fuel - pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, floor, $105 per month. AH 9-6495. MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, garage, immediate occupancy, nn*lm'''*S'-ciiV,n" 4k'-^ ^Viviuâ'i, ''’ ''st yield good fniit.s. if fine i at 7 :30 anjt Friday at 7 p.iii. ran. wife of the former surgeon on request. Fully insured. Call and Follow Auction Arrows East for >4 o t a Mile oil additive in use today. And guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4517, Pot excellent clcset and storage space, (jharles Ijcsperance, Ml 9-7620. Statut'.'j III th*’ Slat nf rnnm etu 111. Itv- woed.s about the need of consoli- Edward Wiljlams and Harold general of the United States, died Edward R. Price, MI 9-1003. FIVE ROOAI, second floor, apart you get premium service. Au terton’a, 180 Center 8t. From Towa ’Dike Oakland St., ’Turn Left Over Hookannm River large enclosed porch, 2-car ga vi?i(.ii i,f imx. thill that rcriiiiii imiri'l I (jut^jng general peace will he eiier-I Carr are handling transportation. ; SaHirday, Parran. who served as Bridge, Then JLeft Onto Tolland Turnpike ment, West Side. Stove, refrigera rage, $19,700.Philbrick Agency, AH TWO-FAAHLY. 4-4, plu., 2'- story of land lorafpd'Calcil onnil thuIh" .Nnrlh*’rl\Nnlth.’rli n.-k I**I" i1 2. u..u,. .,nni-nnriatn I - . .. .. tomatic deliveries . . . a bal FLAT FINISH Holland window tor flirnished. Adults preferred. of Linl«' Sli«’' t. Muru lic-xicr. backcH h\ ,ippi opi iRle I Saida OjM’ns .Mail 1I surgeon' general for 12 years, is Electrical Sentces 22 9-8464. building, on lot 100x200, centrally rut. nmip fiiilv dD»*<’nbcti-Ui,jt. fut lain I (IPPds anced payment plan and many shades made to measure. All WEDNESDAY. DCC. 6, 1961 AT 10 A.M. Brandy Street— Bolton AH 3-6129. Santa Claus has opened the first ; dean-emeritus of the University of INSPECnON AFTER 9 A.M. located. Steam heat gas' furnace. ‘ C ''" '" '" " '''' I""''.'' I batch of iVlters Vnailed'to'him from ' PiUsburgh’s~ ■ ( Graduate School of other extras designed to make metal yenetlai; bimds at a new FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv I For information call MI 9-1919 be x..i_ ,. . lag, ,M. • mniahi., -da > ' / , ’7 / I t he Rockville-Vernon area, accord-jPublic Health. low price. Keys made while you ANTIQUES. HNE FURNISHINGS FIRST' FIjOOR, 5 room flat, in I ROCKVILLE — 5 room ranch, h. fi.L- III.. . Supi-riei11 I’..ml wil'hin1 atnl j ['‘’'''•'‘I’''I’®’" j . • » ,- home heating reallf Msy. EACH ice on all types of electrical wir Here’s an Immaculate split level nestled on a wooded hillside quiet residgstiai ■ai'ea-. Adults tween 5-7 p.m. f.ir lliiMfcr.i ('..imiy to h.. hriil al llari- had some word.s of praise for Ken ing to Daniel F. Leone, in charge Hollywood—Ralph Dietrich, 59, wait. Marlow's. ing Licensed and Insured Wilson CHINA—GLASS— s i l v e r —OIL PAINTINGS—BRIC-A-BRAC I $12,900, $400 down. MI 9-7319. f,,ril - - - ' in tovely Bolton. The lot is a big 130’ x .l3 0 ’ and full « f sturdy preferred. Call AH 3-4292 any 1%'! ':mH'';;p,‘iV »T,'''a^',n'hr;S^ the Rockvme Junior Chamber veteran film director-producer, :^fln TO KNIT Electrical Co., Manchester, MI LARGE COLLECTION OP OUTSTANDING OFFERINGS time, “ SIX ROOM colonial -- one block Ihri it m SAM’S UPHtMJSTERY - Retired MANCHESTER — Bowers ■ School /l,.n Vm a,r:".W Of Commerceoiumer "Dear Santa" pro- died Friday, apparently of a heart M o b ilh e a t . YARD 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-7876. ■k From Estate of Mrs. Frances Cheney Platt shade trees. The house features plastered, Insulated walls, a full, from Main St., 4 years old, I'-j 2794-N OR CROCHET from the shop. Cat, take care section, 6 room ranch, extfa large iiiir I., an,I h.-iiiK f„mid hv the ™hs'cnl>-, tual po.ssibility of excluding world gram. attack. He was bom in New York. (Formerly of Mandieeter, Late of New York City) baths, built-ins, comtjinaiionvWin- int* aiithniity that the said defendant is Vai from the life of human ko- deon-ecfiee See. what a yard of glamour fabric all your upholsterlM needs dry basement, garage, fireplace In a spacious living room and f i v e r o o m apartment with heat, kitchen, fireplace, ceramic hath, Leone said 47 letters were re '"Dallas. Tex.—Mrs. Raymond H. With chilly days Just around the By Order of the Manufacturer’s Hanover Trust Co., N. Y. Extr. gas or electric stove, bus, shop dows and doors, enclosed porch, abs. nt from th-is state and has gone t^lciolv ’ will do! An easy and inexpensive great saving. Call (3) 2-2878. full cellar, nice yard. $16,800. Call part.** unknown, and that nntirc of tiie i t-ti___ i..... ^ i- _ ceived and opened. The Jaycces are Cummins, 49, wife of the president, comer, the young miss will be at ■k From Home of Dr. FhiUp E. MeOen, Middletown, Conn, baseboard hot water heat There is an excellent panoramic view excellent location, priebd" for way to spice your wardrobe for ping, schools. Phone MI 3-2342 9 Peg Cieszynskt, Broker. MI 9-4291. tn.stinitiori of this action most l!k<'Iv' Ik\a Khienbutg, a loading i snnnsorimr colloctinn 'of snecial and chief executive for Sanger-1 tractively snug in this soft tarn RAOIO-TV REPA1R8 aU makes. • SEPTIC TANKS k From Other ReUable iûrces n.m.-6 p.m. qtiick sale. Charles I-csperance, i„ ,f,m,' in h,r aiicntimi is that horctii-. Viet writer, said President Ken-1 colltcHon 01 special Cidoler weather.- Use 1 yard of fur overlooking the Connecticut Valley. Harris stores in Dallas, died Sun and matching muff! Easy "to cro Cars, phonography changers. CLEANED and INSTALLED Partial Listing: Much Fine Furniture: Empire, Victorian and MI 9-7620. ° ■ ^ afl«*v oni'-r »'|M r ofdcci’ or Indiff'r* And in what appeared to be a GREEN STAMPS years. Phone 6l i 9-4587. Potter- 5-5 room flats, new boilers, copper Ill ]H’rson raii.^mg a tru ami allc#d*'(l slap at Hie Chinese Communists, Children ’sliould enclose return Mexico City—Alfonso Garcia Medium, 1 yard of fur fabric for chet and knit directions; material MACHINE CLEANED siderable Choice China: Large Lowestoft ^Platter, Cauldon and move light in. We suggest you call for an appointment. frontage, trees, greenhouse, excel CHOV of this crd*’i- of lU'tic.' t*> bo piilv- adiiressc.s and be sure their names Gonzalez, chief of the Mexican Bu- ^ u irem en tsl stitch Illustrations. ton'a. Manchester, 5 rooms with terrace, lent condition. Only $19,500. Carl ■ plumbing, 2-car garage, handy lo Pravda .said the principle of peace hat and muff; 1 yard for cape; 1 Bavarian Dinner Plates, Wedding Band Tea Set, etc. Quilta (One hewly completed, air-conditioned, li.-^hcd In Manchp.’»t'’r Kvoninp Herald, are clearly julntcd, Leone said. ureau of Tourism since 1958, died Pine Lmaey-Woolsey). Religious Articles: Paintings On Por ton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132, cation, $21,900. Philbrick Agency, a tU’Wspniicr ciiculated in Manchester. ful coexistence cmbodic.s "the best y v i each (4 64-inch for weakit and To order, send 25c in coins to: AN UNysUAL bargain! Reuptaol • INSTALLATION -deluxe custom cabinet kitchen, Cojinectibui, once n week for two .suc Saturday after undergoing a ma Sklru $1.00. celain, Icons, etc. Oil jPalntings: 2 pedney Bunco, Few By RusMU Ml 9-8464. hopes and a.spirations of man for Hospital Notes MORMRTV Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve Bter 3'piece living room set; aofa SPECIALIST built-in oven and range, doirole 21 WESTMINSTER RD. —You’ll cessive'werk.s. commencing on or ■ be peace and prosperity of hunianit.V, Admitted Friday: Andrew Gras- jo r. operation. He forrrierly was T o order B-3. aend $1.00 to: Sue ning .Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMER Cheney. Whale Oil Lamps. Paper weights. Cut Glass and Many fore December 21 AD. 1061, and that and 2 chairs. $145. Choose from door Frigidaire refrigerator-freez love this 7 year old Colonial! It MANCHESTER—Gharniing 6 room return of such service he made to (he for a reasonable .solution of out sellc, Warcliou.'ie Point; Edward governor of the state of Lower Burnett, The Manchester Evening ICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. Y, R ou p of fine fabrics. . Work done Other Interesting Items. Heat, (Chairs, Lunch By Victor’s Cater er disposal, built-in T-V antenna, . has 6 large rooms, heated recrea above named «'ourt standing international is.sues Ka.sclie,, Main St., Ellington: Mary (jalifornia. Harald. U66 AVX. OF AMERICAS, ing Service. THE WILUAM L BELnORE A8EHCY Cape, 4 finished, large private lot, BROTHERS For Ist-class mailing qdd 10c for by expert craftsmen on our prem Town and Coulitnf Inifivldual heating, choice. .location, tion room, I'a baths. 8 closets, detached garage, oil hot water THOMA.<5 H ABRAHAM Pravda spread select quotations êwes. Plioenix SU. Vernon; I Dansville, N. Y .—Miss Beulah NEW YORK to, N. Y. each patem. . Print Name, Address Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court ; ises. All work fully' guaranteed ROBERT M. ROD & SON, AueNonMn -V. BOGGINI R, ANDERSON W. BELFIORB convenient transportation and shop Jalouaied porch, and 2-car garage. heat, finished rec room, aluminum for County of Hartford from Lenin aero.ss the front page (Jharles “ ' Loetscher. Tolland; Ste- MacFadden, 46. daughter of the 301*315 C M lt r St. Vkr Ist-cJaaf mailihg add 10c for with Zone and Pattern Number. Mill,Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine ping, adults, $135. Available Dec. DRAINAaEGO. 201 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, C O N N ,-^h one MI 9-7770 Schools, shopping, and buk are storms' and screens, convenient, A true copy. 'to support the coexistence policy phen’ (Jongelos, Broad Brook- late physical culture advocate and ;|Mnt Name, Ad- Have you the '61 Album contain St., ' exclusive Cheney Fabric 858 MAIN i^TREET—Mltciieli g-Slfl IS. Seen bv appointment. nearby, Elva Tyler, Realtor, MI immaculate, $15,600. Robert Attest.- advocated by Soviet Premier Admitted Saturday: Clifton Hub^ publisher. B e r n a r r MacFadden, No. and SlM. RAYMOND R. REID—Phone MI 0-4411 Harold T. Keating. Deputy Sheriff M l 3 -5 1 3 5 ing many lovely dcsigno and free aatoaroom, m Manchester. Ml Ml 9.4143 MI 9-6281 MI 9-9628 9-4469, MI 9-5051. I Wolverton Agency, Ml 3-1914. of Hartford

/' MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1961 f AOE TtVENTY Aomira Daily Net Pretw Run iianrltPBtfr SttPiting li^ralb For the'Week Ended The Weather December X, IM l Foreeast of H. S. Weather The, Friendship Club of St. The Women’s Benefit Associa Navy Lt. (J.g.) Ronald W. Ste The British AmeribSji Club will Ticket returns for a talent show, Ladles of the Aasumption -wDI \ John's Polish National Catholic. tion will hold a potludk tomorrow phens,, son of Mr. and Mrs. William hold Its monthly meeting at the to be sponsored by the Manchester hold Its Christmas party for mem 13,508 Vffndj, elondy, colder toidglrt. About Tpwn Church will meet'tonight at T at at 6:30 p.m. at Odd Fellow’s Hall. J: Stephens, 45-.Green Manor Rd., clubhouse on Jtfsple St., tompprow Registered Nutees Association, bers tonight at 8:16 In the church FREE DELIVERY *> 35 to 39. Weaneoday dlmbiMh A business meeting and nomina Member of tlie Audit n w CSwunlttMle Musical Club wlU the church. A Christmas parly is serving with Detachment 43 of at 8 p.m. should be made by tomorrow to hall. We Will Deliver Anything! ing wtndo, conolderaMe BuneWng, will be belli. The Sodality of the tion of officers for the coming year Carrier Airborne Early Warning Mrs. Marion Norman, ticket chair Burenu of Olroalntton High 85 to 49. meet tonight at 8 in Memorial HaU will be held after the supper. ot Center OongreRational Churcli. Blessed Sacrament will hold a Squadron 33. aboard the USS Sara The Women's Home League of man. .The talent show by Kathy The Holy FamUy Mothers Circle ARTHUR’S Manchester— A City of Village Charm Christmas party, at the church to Plans will be discussed for a toga, which left Nov. 28 for a six- the Salvation Army will meet to- Godfrey apd the 'Musical Merrl- will meet tomorrow At 8 p.m. at nn S-IS05 A CâUnaa program will be pre- Christmas party. ' aented under the direction of Mra. morrow at 7 p'.ni. month tour of duty In the Mediter m'orrow at 2 p.m. in the Junior makers will be presented Friday the home of Mrs. laslie Hoyt, James Duffy. The public is inrited. ranean-. Some of the ports to be HaU. Refreshments will be.seryed. at 8 p.ra.' al the Waddell School. 88 Pitkin St. VOL. LXXXI, NO. 55 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1961 Idaoelflod Advertiang on Pago 19) The Ms.icliesler 4totary Club The Mother ■ Cabrinl Mothers visited are Baiyclona, Spain; PRICE FIVE CENTS Circle will meet at the home of Manchester LWs al i car, Mulcahy said. "Employers Members of Hose and Ijidder Saturday night at Buckley School most four months of PUC study of reduction -hM been applied gen New Delhi, Dec. 5 (/P) — Co. No. 1 of the Town Fire Depart Wednesday, Friday erally to aJI rês. Public fire pro i who sponsor or permit liquor par- The World Council of Elisabethville. Katanga. Dec. 5 (/P)—Heavy fighting broke cafeteria Gro.ss receipts totaled rate hikes requested by the water 1 ties snd then turn their employes , , , n j ^ „ ment will meet tomorrow at 8 $1,100, of which a large share "ill firm wlilch coincide wdth the flrin'.5 tection was reduced in the inch- ioo.se as staggering pedestrikns Churches today called for “an out in several sections of Elisabethville between U.N. and p.m. at the hose house. benefit Si. Bartholomew's church 2 to 4:30 recent expanslon program to bring foot rate and private prot^tion In tanga troops today and both side^s suffered casualties. the hydra:it rate.’’ > - and weaving drivers do IheiA no end to the war of nert'es. to and school building program. Tliir- well water Into its cimtoniers' favor,” he added. , The U.N. charged that Katangans attempted a well-pre Members of the Manchester Rod ly-five members of the Guild at homes and businesses, as well as The rate increase granted by pressures on small countries. and Gun Club will meet at the Wat- He said such parties long have to the rattling of bomba.” pared ambush on U.N. headquarters. Katangan leaders tended a Day of Recollection at St. Thursday 2:30 to 4:30 providing adequate fire protection the PUC was the second in the had a reputation 'for being a time Wna-West Funeral Home. 142 E. Maurice's Church in Bolton yester in the jferth End. past two years. As of July 1. 1960. In an appeal to all governments j charged that the U.N. opened fire witli heavy weapons on Center St,, tomorrow at 7 3n p m., "of lost inhibitions after a year and peoples, the council's general ' lightly armed Katangans. day afternoon. and 6:00 to 7:30 On Aug. 7, the water company PUC rate approval increases of business formality." to pay respects to Mrs Anna filed a schedule of rates and brought revenues up an estimated a.s.,embly nearing the close of X"! (U.N. hfadquarters in lx?opoldville said'^two foreign mer 5 "The loss of inhibition Is one Scheibenpflug, mother of Frank Newly elected officers of Chap 3-week meeting -- declared that ‘ Schetbenpflug, a member of the charges with the PUC asking for 525.140 a year. The revenue, were I thing ■ the lo.ss of life snothr," cenaries were killed in one action and 38 Katangan police and man Court, Order of Amaranth, 563.400 a year additional revenues. needed to allow completion of a "the future of many generations I club. ' he ronlinued. and the heritages of ages ps.st • paratrooper commandos were killed in a fight at a roadblock will be Installed at a special meet Saturday 9:30 to I 1:00 MEN'S A N D WOMEN'S After two public hearings the PUC. new well system. The PUC rate "In accidents investigated by ing. Dec 30 at 7:30 p.m . at the , on Nov. 27, denied The request for grant at that lime brought a two- hang in the balance." • lietween Elisabethville airport and the town.) Members of the Town Fire De Ma.sonic Temple, not Jan. 30 as 1 state police more than 50 per cent The repre.sentatives of churches partment will meet at the Watkins- and 2:00 to 4:30 reasons that it would produce rev cent per day rate increase. The are one-car. ran-off-the road t>'pe. The U.N. reported one killed and two wounded among its erroneouslv announced. enues in excess of those which new rate grant will bring a little with more than 3.50 million mem-1 forces at the aii*port. West Funeral HOWe. 142 E. Center In fatal accidents, more than 50 hers around the globe in a resolu-: St., tomorrow at 7 p m. to pay WALLETS are just and reasonable, and then less than three cents more per day, per cent involve a drunken driver^^jon'’ a tla s ' to Katanga Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba, ranking offi per customer...... renounce i respects to Mrs Anna Seheiben-1 authorized the Manchester Water I December laihe death toll Icad- the threat of force." The as-, cial in the absence of President Moise Tshombe, listed nine pOiig.. mother of Frank Scheiben i er with liquor predominant.” sembly said general disarmament ■ wounded on his side in the early fighting. pflug. a member and former eom- is the goal but first steps towsrd mlssloner of the department. LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru After the widespread fighting died'down to sporadic shoot To Dramatize Cooperation 2S8 to 248 it must also be sought, such as ing. Brian Urquhart, special U.N. political adviser here, said 2,99 Hartford. Dec. 5 ^— The verified cessation of nuclear tests. FRIDAY AT 1:10 P.M.-SATURDAY AT 11:10 A.M. .State Motor Vehicle Department’s It urged more East-West gov two foreign mercenaries were killed by tough Gurkha Indian daily record of automobile fatali ernment, cultural and information troops. He charged the Katangans had prepared an ambush PRESCRIPTIONS ties as of la.st midnight and the al contacts, saying: "The barriers of,U.N. headquarters. ^ ------I totals on the same date last vear: of mutual distrust must be attack Observers said a path waa cleared: _ Free Delivery COME FOR CHRISTMAS Kennedys Plan Trip 1960, 1961 ed at every level." through a roadblock on the road to; I T Killed ...... 258 248 In another action, the council the airport, the chief area of fight- X I l c t l l l O C l l U S U G G E n DRUG urged Christians to grasp new in g . i SHOPPING PARKADF. I ways of communicating' the gospel , ’’It was a splendidly prepared - j To Caracas, Bogota Picketing Continue* amid the fast changing forms of ' ambush. ' said Urquhart of the I Waterbury. Dec. 5 (JPi — Picket- modern life, i Katangan positions near headquar- Jets to Assist I Ing at the strike-bound Vickei's The council .sent a message to ters. "The Katangans dug them \ ■''V .^mansion. La Fortaleza, an ancient i plant continued today after a South African Christians express selves in," he said, but the Gurkha Washington. Dec. 5 — Pres I mediation session last night failed ing support for all those "involved troops "cleared up " the position. UN in Katanga Main St., Manchester Phone Ml 3-4123 ident and Mra. Kennedy will visit fortress on the waterfront. Kenned.v will leave San Juan to resolve a labor dijipute at the in the struggle for the elimination i "We have been ambushed and ' Venezuela and Colombia on Dec. ! plant. of segregation or discrimination.” shot at all over," he declared, so United Nations, N. Y , Dec. 5 about 8:15 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 16 Seven denominations in Soutih that it was not possible to regard Acting Secretary-General U INSULATION, 16 and 17 to dramatize the al and is due at Caracas about 0 a m. Production at the plant, a di Thant today ordered jet plane., liance for progress program for local time. He will spend Saturday vision of Sperry-Rand Corp., has Africa atill belong to the council. thei fighting as a localized action. Last night, the council took a President Moise Tshombe speaks into microphone during press Gurkha., approaching the air flown into EUsabethville for use W. H. ENGLAND Social and economic development night in the Venezuelan capital been halted since Nov. 24 by a In support of U.N. forces in the OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00! of the western hemisphere. strike of about 15 members of the major stride toward its goal of conference in Paris today Tshombe charged United Nations port roadblock, he added, were "at then take off Sunday morning for strife-tom Katanga capital. LUMBER CO . plus...24 karat gold Office Employes International World-Wide unity of churches by ' troops started recent fighting In his secessionist Katanga prov tacked with mortar and small arms And Every Night Monday thru Friday from Now till Christmas . . . The White House announced the Bogota. The lime.s'are uncertain. fire." A U.N. spokeChian said the jet, trip ■— 4Png expected — and said Sunday night will be spent ih Bo Union. pledging to work for interlocking ince and said he had b^n advised several U.N. soldiers have been • Open All Day Saturday • Some 500 production workers, church communities rather than killed in the latest outbreak. (AP Photofax via radio from Kimba declared "Katanga- will .would be used to "support ground that Kennedy "hopes to visit other gota, with departure for Washing fight and defend Itself." action by the U.N, troops, and to ton scheduled f c Monday motu- members of the International As a single ecclesiaatical orgajiization Psrisi. “At the Green”—311 9-5201 INITIALS FREE! many, many styles parts of Latin America in the fu of all Christians. Kimba asserted later in a radio destroy any aircraft that take ture,” sociation of Machinists, have re address that his government “has hostile action against U.N. posi morocco leather (Contlnued On Page Seven) fused to cross the picket lines. The 9,000-word document *et ^ There was no elaboration as to Officials of the machinists union forth conditions and relationslups Stormy UN Debate Looms the situation well In hand." tions.” saddle cowhide I how soon In the future such a the council regards as the goal of . "We are in charge of the city The spokesman said this was visit might occur or what coun- and company representatives met in line with U Thant’s directive watermark calf (women's) S with state medlatoca for about church unity and emphasized that of Elisabethville,” he declared , tries might be visltccj; “linlty does not Imply simple uni The sound bf mortar and othec to UJI. forces to take wtet ac- , pearlized leather (women's! I On the flyl»g^,gxeedition to Wrana Winner four hours yesterday. No further firing from several dlrecOona tlon they deemed fit to restored Caracas and Bo^rotS, Kennedy will seasions were scheduled. formity of organization, rite or started a panic exodus from this order. • piflfkin, cordovan, ostrich, take part In the dedication of low- Meanwhile, the Greater Water expression." Afro-Asians Blast capital of secessionist Katanga LECLERC Brig. K. A. S. Raja, an Ja tO im / grain, buffalo calf (men's) cost housing, primary .education In Willimantic; bury Labor Council voted yester It propoeed instead a system of province. E has been ordered by U Tbiuit to FUNERAL HOME day to support the striking office interlocking communities on the Contrary to U.N. reports that all and rural community improve- local, national and international take over control from U.N. civil removable pass oases and : ment projecta begun imder the al- workers. Katangan minister., also had fled, ian officials in Elisabethville, thus FUNERAL picture wings I. liance for progress which he out St. Onge Victor William Carroll, council presi U,S, Ban on China Kimba held a new., conference putting the United Nations on a lined as a major 10-year goal for dent. and other union officials (OonUnued on Page Hiree) with all ministers pre.,ent. . change pockets and purses joined the picket line yesterday virtual war footing. SERVICE the United Stktes during hia pres By THE AR.SOOL\TED PREfkS Ja,l before shooting started The U.N. spokesman, gave these zippers idential campaign. and today. Urquhart charged a Katangan bat added details: WALTER N. Democrat Florimond J. Berger The offire workers are seeking a , United Nations, N.V., Dec. 5 *ihat the China repre.sentation tle plan for a sneak attack had secret pockets “The purpose of the visit," the (iPi—The foreign minister of question is one of substance, re X-ECLERC on, seeking an unprecedented sev wage Increase, a job classification i Nehru Reports Nigeria today called on the been uncovered and that fighting (Continued on Page Tea) Director White House said, "is to dramatize system, seniority provisions snd quiring a two-thirds majority to was inevitable. and spotlight the cooperative ef enth term as mayor of Willimantic. ■United Nations today to recog install a Red Chinese delegation 7 - found tradition Impossible to beat other benefits. nize the existence of two Chinas ' Resenting a new U.N. resolution Call Ml 9-5869 fort being made by the United The company makes speed gears. in place of the Nationalist.,. States and the republics of South In one of the two local elections in China Hints at and to accept both the National Tile United States is confident ft calling illegal Katanga's secession C 23 Main Street, Manchester America to accelerate the economic Connecticut yesterday. ist and Communist governments can block Red China if a two-thirds from The Congo's Central Gov and social development of the west Bergeron was upset by Republi Tuition Hike Oppoted as U N. memhers. vote is required. It also is confi ernment, the Katangans yesterday ern hemisphere. India Invasion The 3-Chlna plan was ad threw up roadblocks to the air B ulletins moments from can John A. Wrana by a margin of Hartford, Dec. 5 tyPi—45ov. John dent it has Ihe simple majority re port, vital for supplying U.N. "The Presidential trip will dem 66 votes as a record number of N. Dempsey says he is against in vanced hy ,)aja Wachiiku In a quired to pass the procedural Culled from AP Wirei onstrate the intense concern of the New Delhi, Dec. 5 Corhmu- speech before the lOS-nation resolution. forces. “wet” to "set".. Willimantic voters went to the creases in student fee., at the Uni General Assembly In which he I Contrary to the spirit of an United. States for those programs polLs. versity of Connecticut. nisl (Jhlna has threatened to invade Informed sources predicted the aimed at Improving the welfare, of India's Northeast Frontier if India urged that the ^ in a represen agreement that appeared to have L o o k for the In Putnam, Democrat William “The University of Connecticut tation dispute be taken out of Nordic nations—Norway, Sweden, eased tension over the barricades, ABLAI SHUNS RACE the greatest number of people . . . does not halt military activity in Denmark, Iceland and Finland — United Nations. N. Y., Den, A the trip to Bogota and Caracas will St. Onge, an \msurcessful candi border territories more than 1.000 “The Cold War.” Urquhart said Katangan-troops had date for Congre.ss last year, was (Continued on Page Seven) The Nigerian diplomat ap would vote against the U S.-backed (.‘PI — U.S. Ambassador Adlai symbolize the eft'ort which is now miles to the northwest. Prime Min resolution calling for a two-thirds been discovered advancing through elected mayor of that confimuniTty. ister Nehru told parliament today. pealed to the Peiping regime to thick bush 'toward the UJ^.-held E. Ste>«iit8on aiiaounoed today golitg on In most of the American drop Its demands for the ex vote. And Mrs. Ulla Undstrom, th^Wul not run for the U.H. NOW nations." The last of Connecticut's local "Obviously," Nehru told a ques Swedish minister of state, told the airport . He charged tllte was a real insurance savings for EXTRA *1 'The trip will cover four days. elections for the year js being held tioner, "if that is done, we shall pulsion of the Chinese National "final act of bad faith.” Seute In IlUnois, and Indicated today in Rockville. Demorrat Leo ist government and to appl.v for assembly yesterday the resolution he wlU remain In his post as the careful home owner Kennedy will fly from Washing resist and repel it." membership as a new country. was just another move to stall off Urquhart said he expected fights-' ton to San Juan,' Puerto Rico, on B. Flaherty Jr. Is seeking a second Nehru said Peiping in a letter action on Clilna. She reiterated her Ing to begin about 12:30 p.m. ' U.N. chief delegate. In a state term as mayor. News Tidbits He suggested that a committee ment Issued through a U.S, Friday. Dec. 15. He will leave received Dec. 2 complained that In might be appointed to look in government’s position that Peiping Kimba told his news cqpference Washington about 12:80 p.m. and in the Willimantic race. Wrana. from the AP Wires dia was "steppirtg up military po- should represent China in the “United Nations troqps opened spokesman. Stevenson said be to the question of admitting the had informed Mayor Rich$urd \ in all arrive at San Juan about 4:30 p.m. a retired grain store manager, siUons and building new post.s" in Chinese Communists on this United Nations. fire at 1:45 p.m. with hea'vy weap Puerto Rican time. polled 2,,586 votes to Bergeron's the disputed Ladakh area of Kash basis. Elsewhere in the U.N.; ons against the lightly arrned Ka Daily of Chicago that he woohl The’ President will spend the 2,520. Boston poUee superintendent ex mir and also in such areas as Bara Stevenson and Soviet Deputy For tanga army." , not be a Democratic candidate night as a guest of Gov. Luis presses “Implicit confidence” in Hoti. in Uttar Pradesh Stale, west I'nited Nations, N.Y., Dec 6 -- ..eign . Minister Valerian A. Zorin held At the news conference. Gode- for the Senate post. Stevenson A Yaor Buys ALL THIS Munoz Marin at the governor's (Continued on Page Five) Boston Police Department as he of the Tibetan border. —A concerted Asian-African at- - *«rond meeting yesterday to/roid Munongo, miiTister of Interi- said that “in recent conferenoesi th«f9'6 —School and4create a committee to review the tional Guardsmen and resendsts... . I "Tjie Reds already have occupied of hatred" between the American with his program to CALL Ml 3-1126 Choose the extra features that \ to'wn officials have been bombard city school's policy on religious 12,000 square mile., claimed by In and Chinese people that could New York, Dec. 6 (A*) — Forty-f' ed with protests since a decision by observances. John Braslin, acting A judge at Wheaton. Hi:, niles lead to World War IH ‘ The plauntiff companies cover fallout proteetton )n' scho Our 24 Hour Service will do the most for your that school bond i.,sue referendum, dia in Ladakh, and the lata,t four electric utility companies — Northeastern States' west to homes and places of work. The / school superintendent David Wyllie head of the board, said the com Peiping letter wa., in reply to an Ho assailed U.S. Ambassador taking their cue from the federal | policy change, he said, also Is Number figure...or try oil three to tone down the religious aspects mittee would consult with mem defeated by three votes out of 4.- Adlai E. Stevenson's speech- tO the Indiana and south to Virginia and / of Christmas observances in the 745 ca-st, wa., a tie and that the assembly urging the U.N. to Jteep government’s antitrust action last represent about 18 per cent of the “based on the fact that the bros... today. bers of the Catholic, Protestant propo,al was defeated, after re (Continued on Page-Nine) February — have filed a dozen nation’s privately owned utilities. maximum warning time is only public schools- and Jewish clergy. the door closed to Red China. bekaiv* MW tmdeHiff pantli under viewing 76 ballot., questioned in a "There are apparently not only damage suits against 21 electrical They seek damages for over 16 minutes in .the event of ob' Wyllie and First Selectman John In his order, Hamden's school manufacturerea. charging which they say resulted enemy nuclear attack.” Mcti cup Blue you lupport where you De Nicola said yesterday they had superintendent asked for the elim recount. two Chinas in American thinking need It moer. Ploylex Fothioo-AtogicBro.® Secretary of State Dean Rusk but also two Stevensons," the The utilities charge price-rig from the, conspiracies. Products in 1 been visited by several protesting ination of nativity pageants and Saipan Bones Held ging among the manufacturers and volved include steam turbine gen JUDGE FUCHS DIES White. 32A to 40C $2JO. 0 tliei / groups and had received numerous religious motifs in holiday decora-i, feel., a total U.S. embargo on trade Ceylonese declared. "There la the $1.00 more. ^ ^ ' with the Soviet Union would have Stevenson of the brilliant prem seek triple damage’s. The exact erators, power transformers and Boston, Dec. 5 (f)—Judge Ewiii Tiwrt'i on oJotric co/nferf bond in *ho telephone complaints. tion*. Not Miss Earliart’s amount sought, the suit., says, outdoor circuit breakers. Such civil E. Fuchs, 83, Brookline, former \ front of tvorv Woyto* $2J0 bro. Unttk* I WylMe Issued tho directive at the "EMentiaDy, I have a.,ked our onl.v trivial effect on Rus.sia and ises, and alas, to my disappoint- might rebound with aubstantial 'ment, the Steven.son of the same will be specified after further irr- suits must be filed within a year of owner of the Boston Braves Mn>- i ordinory bro« .Woyto* givoi you *• / request of the New Haven Jewdsh schools to play down the leligious vestigation. Estimates of the the criminal conviction. Uonal League baseball team, died EXTRA ^3 \ . oirtro comfort of brot thot brootho wbiL ',, Community Council, which also motif," 'Wyllie said. “ThL,, how disadvantages to the United States San Franci.sco. Dec. 5 The . old conclu.,lons. " ...Form er Pre.sident Eisenhower fate of famed American aviatrix! Communist China, warned Ma claims have ranged from 1100 mil At the time of the government today at Massachnaetta Memorial \ you. / sent similar letters to other 8thool ever, is sometimes a hard decision antitrust action, 19 of tlM firms Hospital after a long lUneM. Be systems in this area. says the United States must not Amelia Earhart. last heard froin lalsekera, will soon become a nu lion to billions of dollars. to make because aspects of the as she winged across the Pacific clear power. Chief defendants in the suits pleaded guilty and Ifli pleaded no purchased the Bra\-ee in 1933 wHh / The council citing the tradition celebration are so much a part of overmilltarize In panic over Soviet threat.,, although it mu.sl be pre with navigator Fred Noonan, on "WHien tliat day comes," he con filed yesterday are the General contest. the great Christy Mathewana and THE GIFT OF BEAUTY FOR YEARS TO COME! al separation of church and state, our culture.” July 2, 1937, riinalns shrouded by In answer to the latest James MacDonough, a New recommended the elliiitaation of Art, for example, couldn't be pared to stand pat again.,! the Riu,- tinued, “the 'United States will be Electric Cq. and the Westinghouse Sian., for p o ssib ly decade., to come, space. confronted by two mighty nuclear Electric Corp.. each named in 11 I charge. General Electric Issued the York banker. Fuchs ga&ied al both Jewish and Christian religious discussed without mentioning following statement: most complete control ^ the club / E X T R A *4 N church masterpieces, he said. .. , ,, Ur. Theodore MeCown, a Uni powers, and that 2-front war suits, and the Allis-Chalniers celebrations from the - public Florida A.,socVation of Colleges versity of California anthropolo- which was America’s nightmare in Manufacturing Co., named in "GE believes that in’ general our after Mstthewson's death In Comparable schools. "I think we all just have to be and_ .Universities votes to allow . Ne- ! gist, said yesterday seven pounds nine. 1935. i^He held the contnlets \ and just guided by common sense in this ^ World War II will re-emerge as customers were given fair value for A number of protestors were gjc- ^Înstitutions to apply for mem- g ^ . the double nuclear front of the fu Both GE and Westinghouse de the prices paid during the period Caaey Stengel, early In hla ea- 12,99 Value $29.95 pected at a meeting of the Boerd of matter,” he added.^ ^hlp. Asst. Secretary of SUte, âr- reer, snd Babe Roth In Us wno- clared they believed theif cus in question . However, in those TSo lontotiorvol now efinging fabric (p ^ / Education tonight. The Jewish Community Coimcil ture." big yean. Iho bock of tho Moyto* ASogle-CIlng" / i hart jind Noonan. Delegates anticipated a-lot more tomers had received fair value for instances where actual damages • large bonnet—4'oom.v Meanwhile, in the nearby com- found most objectionable public, the prices paid. ' bro moonr It otwoyi cloyi In phet, • I • flexible, non-collapsihle school celebrations in which Jew T'.'L" 1""' He said X-rav and microscopic sti'ong words against America's can be established, GE is anxious MRS. CWIKLA APPOINTED won't rtdo up. Moyto* AAoglc-Ctlng bra. f ' » hiuiiity. of 'W est Haven, Dominic 5 tests proved the bone., andi teeth China policy from a parade of Allis-Chalmers. located in West i to settle these cases as promptly \ enoiigl-i for oversized roller.s hose for easy movement Gai’ofalo, chairmarf of the Board ish children were required- to par ding the mirnber should be great- ; .^^ê Utose of Orientals. . ^ Washington, Dec. 6 -(î—Presi ^ I t o . 32A . 40C. I2J0 y I other Asian-African nations In Alilis, Wis., withheld comment. as possible in a mutually satisiac- dent Kennedy todny sppolided^ • 4-positientatiVes votes to w to re capital, san Francisco fadio announcer Mra. Gertrude M. OwUda, Hart and likewise we don't feel the ob has led the drive to seat Peiping the 29 manufacturers which, along .The GE statemenL added that the ford, Conn., as collector of oo8-. (oxetuoivo of oiodte) givoo you tho easy-to-clean plastic • thermostatically had beein considered but the board punishment for murder and rape, j tSoemer (KCTBS), who sent in place of Nationalist China. with 45 of their top executives, ihvestor-o'wned iltillties "have a 175 cooImoi of cotton...tho tong-woorbig, toms for enstoma "collection dl^ had decided "almoet unanimously servance of Hanukkoh in schools Four members of family of Gen them to Dr. McCown for analysis. With 60 speakers still listed to were fined a total of 51-9 million in clear responsibility to- take what East Center ooty-coio fcatuTM of Oocreiv Mgytox • controlled heat to ignore It.” is proper either because of the eralissimo Rafael Trujillo, the as trict No. 6, wttii headqnarton - CottoivOocron Iro. Whito. 32A to 40CV It has been commonly thought Uke part, assembly consideration Phllaijelphia federal court last ever ateps, they feel are necessary a t BrMgepoit, CCnn. Mrs. Owtk- Street He said Christmas in West constitutional separation of church sassinated dilator, make plans at that the Earl\ait plane plunged, in, of the issue is expetced to con February. In addition, seven Jail \ $2 JO. , ' plus and state," a apokesman said. to further the interests of their la, 57, has been active In p ^ - Haven's schools ivould be observed Miami, Fla., to leave tor Spain'.. ! to the Pacific. The fliers had last tinue until Christnâs, dashing any terms and 25 suspended sentences stockholders and customers.” Ical and civio affairs la the Hart Phone bras and foundations \ an exclusive electrical outlet that lets you use “as It has been for the past 100 OpponenUijRid that to tone ConatnicUon of dapan't fourth reported lack of fuel between Lae, hopes that the assembly session were imposed. At the same time, GE went on, down the twHglous aspects of ford area for many years. Hai MI Eicc#pt Saturday main floor . . . an alactric razor or brew a cup of tea while your hair dries! years." postwar submarine gets under way New Guinea, and tiny Howland will end btfore the new year. GE and Westinghouse and their it would fight a '(igorous court bat- soeoeeds Mrs. Anna A- MUcMi In New Haven, the Board o t exvristmas eelabrations would de ■with keel-laying ceremonies at- The United States is trying to executives sustained almost half U the new poatUsa. wkleb MM iuaii Bdueatloii decided last night to stroy the wsnittng o t ths holiday. Mitsubishi Btunaird In Kobe. (OoBtfemed ea Page ISesrea) muster aupport for Its prepoml of the fines lnixx»ed at that fime. tOeattaoed ea Faga ) •1M I8 a 7MT. 1 7

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