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About ISO paraona attended “The cimsiy, MOW linlgkl fioE 1 m About Town Hanging of the Greana,” Chrlatmaa WriUteiaar.^Mat er, ma< ,fti8imi 'I program of the Mancheater TWCA ,Wilcox-Hickey lAte. EMM-iBgh WeOifeii# _____ of Soniet Itebekah yeaterdty afternoon a t the Com ManchstterÂ City of ViUago Charm Win iDMt at the Holmas Fu- munity T. The program Included COME FOR CHRISTMAS a a n l K aan», 400 Main S t, tonight carol ainging, a choir of mixed Mias Barbara Mae Hickey of‘ voioea from Barnard Junior High Manchester becaims the bride of to pay raapacto to Mrs. Minnie School, Under the direction of Wal (TWENTY-POUR PA G E^lN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEBIBER 20. 1960 (OtossUed AivesMsiag en Page SS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Waadar, a znetobar of the organza- ter Orzyb, a reading of the legend Chartss Mdward WOcox of Guil ttoa. of the creche, and a program by T ford at the Church of the Gdod play achool pupila. Shepherd, Episcopal Church, in tlia laAaa auxiliary to Manchea- Hartford, Saturday afternoon. . tar Outotar, DAV, erill hold iU Laurel Leaf Lodge, ladiea aux Your Stor* of Villog* Charm .Chrlatmaa party Wadneaday at 8 iliary to the International Aaaoda- The bride la the daughter of Mra. State News M l. a t tha W W Poat Home. Mem- tion of Machinlata, will nominate Raymond pTIFredericksen, 178 Main b « a n to bHng grab bag glfta. and elect officera tomorrow at 8 St. The bridegroom Is the son of p.m. at the Machinlata Building, Dr. and Mrs. Kingston S. Wilcox Roundup Tha NeWoomera Club will hold 357 Main St.; Eaat Hartford. of Honolulu, Hawaii. Ita Ctariatmaa party tomor The Rev. Joseph A.. Johnson of row a t 8 pjn. at tha Community Miss Jean Breitenbach, daughter the Church of the Good Shepherd If. Aftarajcarol aing, refreahmenu of Mr. and Mra. Edward Breiten performed the double ring cere Double S & H Green Stamps win ba aarvad. AU newcomera to bach, 13 Ensign St., haa arrived mony, which was followed by celg-^ Auto Skids, Mannmator and aurroundlng arena home for Christmaa vacation from bration of Holy Communion.^ . •' a n invltod. AIbcrtus Magnua College, New Ha The bride was escorted^ by her Tomorrow On All Cosh Sales ven. stepfather, Raymond p. Prederick- By TH E ASSOfXATBD PRESS frailroad service was only Mightly K ills Child affected by the atom . 1716 board of directora of the sen. She wore a fuU-Iength gown A fast-moving storm fan Schools, Housing Program of chiffon taffeta, fashioned with ned by brisk winds spilled Roads In the S t Louis area were Prospect, Dec.' 20 {PP)— An Community Child Guidance Clinic a fitted b^Ce, Sabrina neckline, coated with show and Ice within a of Mancheater will meet tomorrow outlined, wlw handclipped lace and heavy snow from the Rockies few minutes after a wind-blown automobile skidded into two at 8 p.m. at the Chapman Houae on sequins, elbow-length sleeves and to the Midwest today and storm struck Just as the morning small girls crossing a street LECLERC HajTies St; bouffant skirt with front panels of pushed'eastward with skid rush hdur was getting under way. today, killing one and injuring FUNERAL HOME The Edith Cowles Strlcklapd face. She wore a pearl-studded cap ding temperatures. Two to 4 inchea of snow were ex the other. Auschwitz '.fV' Asks Speed Group of Second CongregÛOhal over Alencon lace urith a silk illu The forecast for Connecticut: pected in 28 degrpe temperatures. The dead child was Carol Ehick- sion veil. Her boUquet was of white Road conditions in central Mis son, 5, Harmony Acres, Prospect. FUNERAL Church will meet tomorrow at 8 carnations and atephanotia withâ At Windsor Locks the U. B. souri and central Illinois were p.m. at the home of Mrs. Leslie Weather Bureau said today that She died at St. Mary's Hospital in it. SERVICE Brooks; 35 Bigelow St. white orchid In the ce: ter. Connecticut may get several inches hazardous. Waterbury soon after the accident Nazi Chief On ffigher Miss Katherine Valiante, Bel of snow overnight. ® Six inches of snow fell through on Cook Road here. WAUTER N. mont, Mass., was maid of honor. out the Mlssissipi Valley. The fall Doreen Bradbury, 6, also of Har LEXZERC, 'A Hush " ^ Elxpectatlon" will She wore a full-length gown of However, the bureau eniphasized in Wisconsin, southern Lower be presented tonight at 8 at a that "it.is still too early to make mony Acres, was treated at the Captured Director powder blue chiffon taffeta, de Michigan, most of northern hospital and discharged. Hourly Pay meeting of the WSCS of South signed with a basque bodice, puff any definite estimate of snowfall Indiana and Ohio was expected to Methodist Church in Cooper Hall expected." State -Police identified the driv Call Ml 9-5869 sleeves, and a pouf back accented range from 3 to 8 inches. The north er of the automobile as Mrs. Flor Frankfurt, Germany, Dec. By MARVIN L. ARROWSMETH at the church. A chorus of 72 by a velveteen bow and streamers. The bureau warned .hat weather n Main Street Mancheater voices will sing csirola from many ern Pan-handle -of West Virginia ence' A. Marks, 57, of 4 Ackley 20 (A*)—The Frankfurt State Her headdress was a aapphlre blue patterns indicate the likelihood of was warned to brace for 3 to 6 PI., Middletown. Palm Beach, Fla., Dec. 20 lands. bow, and she carried a bouquet of show spreading into the state to prosecutor tonight announced (/P)—President-elect John F. night arid continuing into tomor inches of snow as the storm moved They said she saw the children pink carnations and roses. east and southward. A hazardous crossing the road and applied the the arrest of Richard Baer, Kennedy said today he will The Women's Home League of row. driving warning was in effect. the Salvation Army will meet to Michael G. Mackenzie of New “There are possibilities of sev brakes. The car skidded' about last Nazi commander of urge Congress to act speedily York City was best man, KNOT TYING SET eral Inches of snow from this In 24 hours 7% Inches of snow 100 -|«et on the icy pavement, Auschwitz concentration on medical care for the aged morrow at 2 p.m. in the Junior fell In western Maryland, to pile which had not been sanded. DONT Hall at the church. Members will a' reception for 85 guests was ■torm," the bureau statement said. camp. and aid to education, housing pleaty of wear left In I complete plans for a Christmas held in the parish house of the ■ 85c By midmoming, metropolitan Baer, now 49, and a former ma church following the ceremony. (Continaed on Page Three) ‘B ig T o y ’ and areas of chronic unem I when brought bare for | party to be held Dec. 30. Refresh Chicago's streets and highways— jor of the SS Elite Guard, had ployment. I axpart npairteg. ments will be served. For a motor trip to the Pocono nine rope set . . . each 48'’ and Bome toUways—^were clogged New Haven, Dec. 20 (A’) — At been presumed dead until two Opaa Mendaya All Day MounUins, Pa., the bride wore a . long and woven to retard with 5 Inches of drifting snow that this Christmas season David months ago Utoen investigating Kennedy also told a news con Cloned Wedneaday rose wool sheath dress with black fraying, illustrated Instrbc- was expected to pile up to 10 inches Strousse has himself a new un agencies were tipped that he actu ference that he'wants early action Afternoona accessories. ' tlMi book included. Stores Open usual toy—a bright red wooden on increasing the present minimum before tbe storm trailed off. ally was hiding out under an alias. wage of $1 an hour. Mrs. Wilcox la a 1958 naduate Street and highway crews work caboose. Auschwitz, where uncounted ATLANTIC of Manchester High Schom, and la It’s on the way to Strousse to The President-elect had at his SAM YULYES ed throughout the night to make Tonight Until thousands of Jews and others were side for the news conference 'Vice FURNACE OIL now a senior at the Hartford Hos' OFFICIAL roads paaeable, but high winds and day from the New Haven Railroad. murdered during World War II, "SHOE REPAIRINO Antomatle Delivery pital School of Nursing. Mr. Wil The New York advertising execu President-elect Lyndon B. John o r THE BETTER KIND” a continued ' fall atiuied buses, was the Nazi’s greatest "Death son; House Speaker Sam Rayburn cox is a 1955 graduate of Manches trucks and automobUes. Commuter tive, who lives in Stamford, Factory” in their extermination 88 OAK STREET L T. WOOD CO. ter High School, and Is studying 9 o’clock bought it recently for an undis of 'Texas, and Sen. Mike Mansfield BO Side aa Watktaia PhoM MI 8-im B-T. Photo program; electrical engineering at the Uni YUCCAPACK closed price. Inclosing the. arrest to news of Montana, slated to succeed versity of Connecticut MRS. CHARLES EDWARD WILCOX It will be a "big toy for little Johnson as Senate Democratic toys," he says. men, Chief Proeecutor Heinz Wolf leader. ty. About 50 members attended a SWEATSHIRT For several years he has been said he could not make public any Kennedy announced that he has Yule Party Held buftc>'supper at the Imperial Steak 4 .9 5 U.S. Orders Renewal collecting antique toys, many of details. He indicated further ar appointed Johnson chairman of House. BOY SCOUT them railroad toys. He needed rests may be made. the Advisory Council on Space Blx- Wolf is heading the entire Ger By Area Realtors Dancing followed the dinner. ideal for hikes and weekend some place to house them, and he ploration Problems. EDUCATIONAL Chairman of the committee was 2.2 5 TIE RACK ^ thought a caboose would be ap man investigation into the Ausch camping, made of heavy- witz slaughters. Johnson also will take over the The Greater Rockville Board of William Rood, assisted by Wil duty water-resistant duck propriate. chairmanship of the government's liam F. Bolea, T. J. Crockett, and with two flaps, blanket Of AH Aid for Laos He heard about the last one Sixteen people, all former mem Realtors Joined with the Manches Jacquard knit carded cotton 1.25 r bers of the SS Guard, are already Oil Covers the Waterfront committee on contract compliance M. Kenneth Ostrinsky, all of the shirt. light weight with long Walnut toned cempoaltlon rings, adjustable web car owned by the New Haven-Old — a unit aet up by President Elaen- ter Board of Realtors Saturday eve Manchester Board, and Samuel M. rying str^ s. price plus fed W200, once the rear of a work in custody. Thousands of gallons of oil covers beaches Tuesday in Morris Cove ‘section of New Haven. The sub sleeves, cuffs, neck and rack with Universal emblem. All I of them worked under SS stance came ftom a tanker that sprang a leak and lost some of ita cargo. Lawrence Conventy hower to prevent race discrimina ning for an ahnual Christmaa par Lavltt of the Rockville board. waistband of contrasting 8 awing hooka keep ties neat eral tax. (By THE ASSORTED PRESS) ^LaoUan civU war through negdtia- train. He came up here and looked tion on work done by private con The United States has ordered tlons or through formation of over the 30-foot long, 38,000-pound Lt. Col. Adolf Eichmann, who samples the depth of the oil. He says some of the waterfront had six inches of it. (AP Photo color. universal emblem and handyi. caboose. fax). tractors for the government. Vice centered on front. Ahm'ÂvutlaUe nenmption of full- military and coalition government that would will go on trial in Israel next President Richard M. Nixon now ARE BEST OF ALL For Cnb Sebnt •oonomlc asaletaace to Laos. include the Pathlet Lao.. ‘"That’s for me! I want it!" a March as the head of the Nazi ex Announcink Ihe resumption last "That would be brinj^ng the railroad official quoted, him as say termination program. is chairman of that committee. WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF night, Statel>artment press offi wolf back into the fold," he said. ing. So he made a deal. Baer headed Auschwitz from Kennedy, Johnson, Rayburn and SHOE cer Lincoln White aald the triumph Boun Oum turned down an Yesterday the railroad tied a 1944 tmtll the advancing Soviet Mansfield atarted strategy talks - • MICROSCOPES • TELESCOPES of the new lion-Conununist govern Indian suggestion to revive the bright bow on W200, posed a pret army liberated the vast camp in yesterday on the new adminls'tra- REBUILDING ment Of .Laos over Soviet-backed 1954 International Control Com< ty girl beside it for pictures and Poland early in 1945. 46 Die in Skip Blaze tion’a legislative program and (ALL SIZES) ' (ALL BfAKES) EXPERT to rM pifovlded grounds tor con mission to restore peace in Laos. then sent it wheeling off to Stam The two previous commanders budget planning. They met news siderable satisfaction. .. Boun puiri predicted his forces ford where It will be retired on were hanged in Poland for war men today on the patio at Ken Binoculars—Weather Instruments—Magnifiers White ssld ‘‘Ihe victory haa Strousse's two acres. crimes. ' nedy’s Atlantic shore home to re OPEN TONIGHT What will the neighbors say? New York, Dec. 20 (P)—A naval^Franke also flsw here today fromfwaa berthed, estimated that the port on their discuasiona. ’ glvsR the government and me peo- '' (Ooatlniied SB . Page Five) The Frankfurt court issued an Increase your child’s knowledge of the universe by select Second Well, skys Strousse, ‘‘My neigh court of- inquiry is being convened , Washington...... to make a personal flrk set back completlM of the ship pto d( Laoe the opgtortunlty'to tsm- arrest warrant against Baer last immediately to investigate the dia by about a year. The skies were alternately sun ing one of the many binoculars or telescopes we have tect toe integrity aafl freedom- of bors' think IJ’s the most exciting October on. suspicion Uiat he was inspection! of the damaged vessel ny and overesaW And ui.. hrisk ' ^b hbppbn’in years in Norto astrous fire Jthata.kiUsd- ia-peasowa -fonl then talk with surVUior*. The Oonsteilation, launched Oot. in'stock. To None! and every night (except Saturday) -iBe 1to 6d0l ^ ’' ~ aboard the huge aircraft car 8. waa scheduled for commissioning breeze swept the patio. aid funds to Laos had been (Obntfhiied on Page Ten) Damage to the mammoth car Johnson and Rayburn Joined In rier Constellation, tho Navy an rier, under construction In the sometime in March. It’s total cost: Shoos modo widor, nor- MM up since Dec. 1, about $2M rnillipn. :>redicting a auocesaful session of 'WMts.saidaU Americans in Laos nounced today. Brooklyn Navy yard, was estimat the Demoorafto-hiled new Con PRICED FROM _ franchise Shifted ed Try the navy at $75 million. All It was the second major disas rowor or longor. Now have acdoUntod for arid' ire Dec. 20 (/PI—The Con- A spokesman said the three ter to hit Brooklyn in three daye. gress. UP SHOE safe. Four Americans sufffered T r . * Wedg members of the court and a coun of the loss will be borne by the Kennedy eald the talks with the I hools impaired and ro- impany.i today received Kennedy Gels Navy. Last Friday a Uiilted Airlines DC8 REPAIR V minor wounds during th i recent its petition to transfer sel and assistant counsel already Jet and a TWA Superconstellation legislative leaders' had been “very ploeod with tho kitost batUing for the capital city of Vien F ro m Moi its ' for bus service in and were on their way here. The- in A spokesman for the Navy said collided-in to© New York-area, successful," and that there la “gen stylo. / tiane. aroi ‘ich and New London 3 0 0 Votes to quiry will open immediately on the work waa being done by killing St least ! 185 persons. ‘ eral agreement among all of us on Officials in Washington reported their arrival. civilian workers paid by the Navy what should be done.” ly expect toe new goverrimerit (By THE ASSpCtATiai' to ■Valley Transit, Inc., • HATS EXPERTLY CLEANED ’h BLOCKED of The senior member of the court Md working under Navy supervis (Continaed on Page Three) As he did yesterday on arrival, Laos to sever re la tiw with the Ernesto (Che) Guevara, Cnjba’s Appi ’oame from the state 219 for Nixon will be Vice Adm. Bernard L. Aus ion^ No insurance was carried on Rayburn made it clear that he wl Soviet tTnion on th« ground toe the carrier. OPTICAL ultra;left economic boss, left aps- 8||itleM JBDmmisaion. ThC Siifk. S Public WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Russian weapons airlift to Leftists tin, president of the Naval- .War looks for Kennedy and Johnson to cow today, hla pockets lined- with transfer la to tsm effect Jan. 1, Washington, Dec. 20 m — It's College at Newport, R.I, , **«*“>» toll In let toe House settle any contro 763 MAIN STREET TEL. MI 3-1191 In the battle for Vientiane was a 1981. toe blaze yesterday at 46 al $200,000 Fire Loss boetUe act. Soviet promises of greatly In official now. Jokn F. Kennedy haa Rear Adm. Kenmore M. Me versy over the operation of its COME IN SOON AND SEE THE NEWLY REMODELED In Vientiane, Premier Prince creased economic aid and trade. The PUC order sUted that “the Manes, commandant of the J6th though police earlier had said it rules committee. Boun Oum chatyed today that Western diplomats said the been eledted president. Naval. .District, with headquaners might reSc,h 56. Police had listed At Base in Newport (Oeaftaned en Page Two) 10 workmen missing in addition to The committee funnels legisla Soviet and Cqmmuniet North prrnnlBes to Guevara represent the The voting on Nov. 8 helped in Charleston, S.C., and Rear tion to the H oum floor. Its mem Vietnamese planes are airdropping deepest Soviet penetration to date determine the outcome, but Ken Adm. Flo.vd B. Schultz, assistant toe known 46 dead. Newport, R. I., Dec. 20 Of) — bership is predominantly Conser arms and amrriuriltlon to Leftist in Latin America. In return he nedy was not elected then accord chief of the Bureau of Ships' in authorities The Navy today estimated dam vative, and soma Congress mem HOUSE Sl h a l e Capt. KMig Le’s retreating forces. signed a declaration of complete ing to the Conatltutlon. That was Washington are the other mem said 10 of those who perished had age at more than 8200,000 from a USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE—MI 8-4188 Israelis Silent dona yesterday by the 537 mem not yet been Identified and they bers contend it often bottles up ALL NEW Western military soorces backed support for tbe Communist bloc in bers. fire which swept a post exchange up the antl-Communlat ]^m ler. its economic and political war with bers of the Electoral College. Navy Secretary William B. apparently were being erroneously building tmd the top floor of the (Continued on Page Ten) They said they have no details on; the United States and its aHles. These largely unknown men, listed as missing. •Adm. William Sims Hall at the Christmas the type or quantity of arm* drop A final communique said the To U.S. Query who don't .even appear on the bal The Navy said a search of the Naval War College. ped hut located, a drop-elte about Russians will biflld an oi;. rbfinery lot in many states, met in state carrier’s fire-blackened PMage- Included in the loss was $50,000 40 miles north of VienUane. They in Cuba, construct an iron and capitals from Maine to Hawaii. As ways wag all but ended. in goods on sale for Navy families doubted that this Communist sup steel mill and power plants. Tech On A-Reactor expected they generally cast their News Tidbits The fire, which raged out of control for most of yesterday And Into at the post exchange. port. could turn the tide in Laos’ nicians will go to Cuba to aid in state’s electoral votes for the man Culled from AP Wires Although the blaze at toe war Bulletins mvll war. exploration for iron and minerals. Washington, Dec. 20 (A5 — The who had won a plurality of the the night, crippled the world’s college was confined to the top Boun Oum laid his troops will The Soviet Union also azmounced State Department says Israel is vote -in the state. largest aircraft carrier afloat and floor of Sims Hall there was con from the AP Wires light on tuitil Kong Le and his Red- it will buy 2.7 million tons of Cu After the electors completed struck a serious blow at America's keeping the United States in the ; Robert H. Morse, 82, chairman defense plans. siderable water damage to toe led Pathet Lao Guerrilla allies are ban sugar if the United States con their ancient ritual, Kennedy had lower floors. NOW vanquished. tinues its refuMl to buy from dark about the reported building 300 electoral^ Votes and Vice Pres of -Fairbanks Morse A Co. and a Naval authorities In Washington UN STAXUm ON CONGO Automatic Mother’s director for 48 years, resigns from said they had counted on having Firefighters Including some 800 BROWNIES! Boun Oum dlemlaeed the pos* of a large Israeli atomic reactor. ident Richard M. Nixon 219. Sen United ItoMoiu. N.T„ Dee. 96 (ConttameS.-bn Page Sixteen) the family firm because, he says, the Constellation ready for use as sailors, kept the flames from Electric YOU CAN OWN aibility of ^nding the 8-year bid There have been unconfirmed Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., got 15. spreading to electronics equipment (jp)-—'IJar’ICr.N. General Assem BLANKET • DRESS Needed to win: 269. of a conflict of Interest... Prince an attack carrier by mld-1961. Only bly ton into a paralyzing deod- reporta that Israel has developed Mircea of Hohenzollern,' son of a ship of her general size can and valuable naval histories in the THf HNCST • CAP a reactor that could lead to the Hawaii's three votes were still l e ^ on The Congo crisis today Romania’s late King Carol, and handle adequate numbers of the big hall at the Newport Naval #hen It was unable to agree on • SOCKS production of nuclear bombs. But up in the air because a partial heavy Jet planes the Navy uses for Base. Ûnidentified Targot, an Israeli spokesman has said his recount there has switched the Miss Thelma Jeanne Williams of etOier of two rival proposals OF ALL BLANKETS R u i£ ‘ Nashville, Tenn,, niece of Ameri Its striking arm. There were no injuries. before It. One of the resolutions, • BELTS nation’s atomic energy activities state back to the Kennedy column Rear Adm, Schuyler. Pyne, com . Cause of toe fire was not de by 83^ votes. A full recount has can millionaire, married In civil sponsored by the United States AT NCXT TO are aimed at peaceful,purposes. ceremony in France. mander of the ‘Brooklyn Na’vy termined, pending in InvesUga- and Britain, failed by one vote State Department press officer been ordered in th'e island state. - Pope John XJOflU sends bon- Yard, in which the Constellation tlon. What a wonderful gift Lincoln White said last night that Both the Republican and Demo to get the required two-thlrde WHOLESALE PRICES lan Warned dirienoes to United States and Weat ______majority. ’The other, backed by idea ...t h e ring only Secretary of State Christian A. cratic electors In Hawaii cast their Herter - called in Israel’s ambas three votes, hoping it can be de Oermaniy fori disasters that have India and a group of Aslan and BUT YOU MUST a Mother may. wear. struck therb:. .Passing motorists, African countries, was roundly sador Avraham Harman on L>ec. 9 cided by ân. 8 which candidate using thin rope rescue truck driver beaten. HURRY! 'to express his concern and to had won the state. That la the date from cab of tractor trailer dan Soviet ; Budget request Information" about the re< when Congress In Joint session will gling preoarlouaiy 160 feet above Tvie boadt of |oM . . . hr letber emi Metber. I actor. White said the'^raell gov officially count tjie electoral vptes. 5 GET U FB SENTENCES Tbe ileM*. of Hm MMtb . . . hr eoeb cbild lo Ibe hroily. OoneniMigh Btver in Pennsylvania. Worcester, Mass., Deo. 80 OP) Nokr York, Doc. 20 Quesada said be had informed ernment haa no£ replied.. Since the Hawaiian votes can’t brownie french affect the result, it Is possiMe Con>- Chang Toa-Fan, president of —^Flve young men were sen Only 18 At This 'Fhi* Christmai give her the îft ihe will cherish above mento boforo two airliners collMed President Eisenhower of this, -add White told newsmen of{~the re LeÎatlve Yuan, Nationalist Record for Peacetime tenced to life Imprisonment to pur 8.4 in candy In nowrdaden skies, above New ing that he also tOM him one or the quest for information ' abortly gress will simply-dffifegsrdvthem. China’s parliament, eufamits reelg- day for participating in the mass all others — the "Mother’s Ring,” Two graceful bands York city, a radar operator at 1* two electronic nairigation aids ^ te r President Eisenhower con Electors are considered to l> e s tr ip e d tan and under a m oni obligation to vote aatloa to PrealdeBt Ohlang Mial- rape of an 18-year-old gfti last of 14k gold, signifying husband and wife, ate joined Oiiardia Airport warned one of,the aboard the DCS was out of com cluded an horur-long meeting with ■hek because of IU health . . . Moecorw, Dec. 20 Of)—7 in allotments „for osten June when she was attacked by Special Low Price white patent vinyl, missloirat the time. for the candidate who wins their government todasrprîited sibly civilian projectlonr) together by the stone of the month for each child in jSlota: his top policy advisers to discuss state—but no law says he must do NeutraUst Cambodia’s chief of a IS-member gang. Four otiier 1.00 ; ‘lUaldentifled target at 8 o’clock But'this should not have caused the lafaell matter and lAst week'a ord peacetime'of 77 . Premier. NlUta Khrushchev young defendants received sen the family. * th« jet plane (b stray from ita so. ' ‘ state, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, lion new niblesô ^finance studied the iflgures in a light blue Girl Scout watch oind about eight mUeo.” NATO ministers’ meeting in Paris. to fact one Jumped the tracks. leaves Peiping for five-day tour of tences of 15 to 25 years. Another guaranteed by fa Then, second Utter, he warned course and It shauld not have been Herter^ Secretary of. tho Treas per cent Increase in Industrial notebook as Garbuzov pointed out of the 10. men placed on trial In No other îft could mean so much ~ to your Mother, over Staten Island when.the col -Though Nixon carried Oklahoma, Communist China en route home. that the total budget is 6.7 per C om p letely $22*95 mous Timex, 9.95 again: ury Robert B. Anderson and Secra- elector Henry D. Irwin of BarUes- Leftist-called general strike put in 1961. Superior Court received 18-to-80 to your wife, to any Mother dear to you. “A target about two milea off lision occurred, he said. taty of Defense Thomas 8. Gates Finance Minister VaslUi Garbu cent higher than lost year's pre year sentences. The ceeee of 8” walking dells Meaawliile, toe Civil Aeronautics vUle Insisted on voting for B)n:d orlndee Calcutta and Its Washable... 'Bt 3 o’blook." Jf;, all members of the Security for president and Sen. Barry bsg subarba . . . Six-natlc^ Eu zov told applauding deputies of the vlous record of 746.8 billion old three Juveniles had been dispoeed "Mother's Rings" are custom Made in your choice of dressed in brownie The pilot, OapL David WoUman, Board,'abnouheed that public hear Council and delegates to the Paris Supreme Soviet, the Soviet par rubles. TRie 1960 defense budget of hi Juvenile oeurL ings on toe disaster would begin in Goldwatar,' R-Artx., for vice preal- ropean Common Market may of liament, that defense expenditures was 96.1 bilHon old rubles. SINOLE CONTROL white or yellow gold, and so designed that stones may and intermediate Mskiiowledged both tUnes.. session, were among those at the dent. fer OrooM filW mUllon loon If she N eeds No be added at a future date. ' Hie radairnan noted' that both Brooklyn on Jan, 4. unannounced White House meet are being cut "thinks to the unilat Garbuzov sald'eoientiflc expendi PAKISTAN GAINS .LAND DouMs Control SUghtiy Extra uniforms, 2.98 ea. Ulpa ori his screen then seemed to Details of the radarman'a. warn- will associate! with the tra^s hloc, eral reduction of the Soviet armed tures will be 15 per cent higher big to the TWA pilot were disclosed ing. (Oeatbrned on Page SIztoea) informed Sources say. . New Delhi, Dec. 26 Iff)—The gov '-Ironing! iflerge and pursued a straight line White House press secretary forces.” They make up 11.9 per this year—4 blUlon new rubles. ernment rammed through Parlia until a aecond blip fell off la "a in Quesada's news conference. StUl no tmoe dlsoqvend of nlr- cent of the total budget, comparciSy Qussada wplalned to newsmen James C. Hagerty aaid "Btories mah missing since he parachuted Deputy Premier Vladimir Novi ment totoiy a coatro'versial MU to BUDGET TERMS a ^ t right hook and disappeared." about the atomic plant in Israel’ to 12.9 per cent for 1960. kov outlined tha plans for-an 8.8 amend, the constitutioa iMid per JUST 2.95 DOWN JWhat the operator, apparently that nonilial'procedure after such a from striken B62 Jet bomber Dec. Garbuzov said, however, de ONE CHILD ...... 825.00 warning from the radarman would were discussed at the White House S el a s s i e Believes 9 .. .Prime„Mlnister N«hru of India per cent industrial expansion. He mit transfer of 4>/j square niilea Pull Two Year had seen on hur screen—although conferenes along with other sub- fense costa will remain relatively claimed the Soviet Union already of territory to Paktetan. The bill 4 MONTHS TO PAY TWO CHILDREN...... 130.00 be didn't know it at the time—was have required toe TWA pilot to try IfluNis the Congo, altuaMoa to high "until agreement on general and locate tbe "target.^’ But this Jecta He declined tq elaborate on Rebels Given Help SpaoMi CivU War 24 ySatnns ago, had surpassed the United States wae Utterly reseated la Calcutta THREE CHILDREN ...835.00 Ustory's lirant aviation disaster. ; the Israeli, matter. and full disarmament can be in over-all production of timber, and tbrouglioat'tbe State of West G uarantee THE HILCO BLANKET INTERMEDIATES! «For'tbi|pIans he had warned wat would nave, been impoastbla Friday with "big powers outi^ almng reaeshed.” Beagal where all ehope aad pri FOUR CHILDREN _____840.00 bOcaoM of the poor viatbility. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Deo. 29 local contestants with s m s and iron- ore, wool doth, firii, sugar, A Ttona Workl'AlrUneo Constella KEACYION IN CAIRO Tha 1961 cost of the armed milk| and butter. vate tnasp6it cloeed tor the day • DRESS 6.50 • TIE .60 tion heading for L8 Ouardia...The Botoe planes were flying on in (A*) 4- Emperor Haile Selassie gaid otherwise”. . .Prime Minister of forces was put at 9M biUiem new in protest. The trarmtor bivolvea CLUB WAY struments. . . Cairo, Dec. M (P) ■— An editor today some The article .by icohamed Has- far t o m lb no clCar evidence th at prosecute him, be Ur accused of Tho record budget therefore Is 6.9 p4r cent. bring peace to tM ila aited - . O IV B f Meoidni. The stricken TWA ceed past Preston to tbs pednt of MuUen Helkal of *Â1 Abram** vnie any foreign) hand waa Involved. piotttog to blow up unsMsQt-elsot equivalent to 779 bOlioo old tobies He llstod to M spedfio produc • DR6SS ’ tosnaoaaasdawnonStotonIsla^ ebdMon bear l ^ e r FleM en Btat tbe first published reieUon in'O The emperor refused to be more John Kennedy.. -nartlMd toty and the defense budget equals 98J8 tion goals for Ills yesr;. FREE , n o diaaater laatlMdiQr took at eo IsUuid. to repoltb that Israel la u m IL spedHc, He revealed, however, Manager Sharpe slgne PM7fi,600 bllHon oM rubles. Pig Iron AIJ million tons, steal X B » PIAK AFFUANOE Mi UNIFORM least 138 Mtaa of paamngimi and TM TIVA OansteUatton, ooming •ecretly with French help to p it that______ambaasadora____ of______both ____ weat^ eontiact with Menr Ba' (Western experts usually figured 71.34 mUlica tons, roUad stock Brookhm raMdentUt' , from DItytoh and OMumbus, bad duce an atomic bomb. Both the em and IDommunist countries had psay' for construction dt new Hart the worth iM .toe old rune at 10 88.87 mlUion tons, oil 164 million PARKING • TIE ‘ OtoTstweed R. 5h*ead<.todBaBl been In a almllar bolding pattenr IbrasU and French' governments called at tbe palace to cxpreM ford PubUc Higb Bebohl. ; . DaUas veniato—the rate the Soviet govern- tons, elsctrlelty 887 bUUon kilo B. D. FURMTURE CENTER SHOOR • . ■••>* “i . avlattoB agency admlnlabrjlMt oobr Ctodan,with five dsniM to t reports,' imisting their their sympathy and understanding fiUinan George'He TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1960 r’-'-.1, UANCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, o o sni* TUESDAY. DECEMBER. 20. 1960

aldertng mV** also inolisda a Pkh Yolir jPocketliook Heavy Snow poaal to anSiorise a federal capital. PVCOkay* 46 Die in Ship Blfize '§Ute News level of $S00-$S60 miUloa a Retirement: year for a 6-year period with a Sb ein w o ld oq (OsBttmMd from Poga Om ) Speeds East 9 ^ million discretionary fund for Water Firm- Hdttfa'Yonr Hby to 3>»«i the president to use ”as condlUona Happy Time* Advised by Veterans Of Bonds Unels Sam Bmom The Jet slammed Into a Brook-' Hospital Notes (Continaed from Paga Oaa) REC tip p 6 reqtdre." BT rssawiai naw w TUOOB 9 0 B (DBANOB ( Bast dealer It Yrill be 20 n**t Mqy lyn resldertlal area, killtng 84 in F0r Christmas Bond Issue RilMTDE PABirNER MSn(Shsster’a fteehman tapasSan-Alelatlve Ciommlssloner from Rock- Sinee the first Savtnt* Bond toa, plane and 6 on the ground. Visltiag hoars arp X to 8 p.m. for up a total of 17 inches. During the was offered us by the U.S. ’Treas night the temperaturea dropped to 9 f M John Sudaraky Die* Trala for Job Tan gaak, tstlvea to the General Aeieiinbiy ville: Frank J. Monchun and Rob>- ’Two more .are still mioeing. all areas except maternity where ■g AzusM MieisweM yeataiday heard veteran poliUclaiu oum ury. Yst, every time a new story Hartford, Dec. 20 0 in aggregate principal amount plays low. Do you signal snoour- I A J_9 • 2. aenatora arid representatives who House of Representatives; the Hori. Qaneian, Stafford Springs; Mrs. He ta John L.. Gerardo. He waa 10 7 d 3 attended a "school" sponsored by rusts and corporations. ful toll; In addition to the dead, national Falls, Minn. Mullan, Idaho, retirement. the iqature v/oman was given by of its "First Mortgage Bonds, 8e agMnenti by playing the six of Samuel S. Googel, majority leader, Let’s distinguish between these at least 150 were burned or other Ituthdeorge, 82 ’Turnbull Rd.; Leo reported 17 inchea of snow on the Potterton's dor8ed by GOP state repreaen the Legislative Council. Sudarsky was a native of Hart Dr. Ormsbee W. Robinson of Inter ries B" dated Dee. 1, 1960, to nut- diamonds?. ’ of the house; Robert W. Sole, two types of 'government securi wise Injured In the steel-jacketed Fontaine, 104 Hairfies St.; John ground. 130 Center Street Comer of Church Street Uvea-elect yesterday by a voice national Business Machines. CTorp. If you fell for that 'question, SanS 'West 'NlSii' Among the major talks were State LibrarlEui; and George W, Phelps, Warehouse Point; Miss fe ford and was educated here. He Opens at State ture Dec. 1, 1080, to bear interest Pan 1 A DdaUs thoae by thd Hon. Abner W. Slbal, ties. ■ furnace that was the Conatella- The storm center headed east Svote at a House caucus, was a sports enthusiast and a Elvis Presley and Juliet Prowse, at a panel m ark i^ the 40pi anni at the rate of five and three- take an aspirin and go on with Oberst, director of the Legislative li. S. Savings Bonds are called tion. Forty-three were hospital Geraldine Preneta, 40 Tanner St.; t^.'' Gerardo easily defeated John versary of the Women’s bureau, the story. South makes gamp and 2 A 3 ¥ Pan 4 V mlnori^ leader of the ,1059 Seii Council. ward through the middle Missis- founder of the Tumble Brook his romantic “target” In "O.I. quarters per cent, payable semi AU Pan . . - ^ , ate, who spoke on the committees’ “nonmarketable" Issues, meaning ised. Jodie Griffin, Storrs; George Turk- alppl Valley and Into the Ohio -âaaung: of Westport, former Country Club, and active In the Blues," the Hal w Ju s Technicolor ;U. 8. Labor Department. Not only rubber If you play a low diamond The meeting was held in the Ington Jr., 17 Gerard St.; Marvin industry, but labor, universities and annually on the first days pf June OpSaliig lead — A I work; and the Hon. A. Seule Pin- State Capitol. there is no market place where All the dead were part of a Valley. The worst weather was House clerk, whose name waa community. musical Which marks the star’s re and December ot each year, com at the first trick. you can go to buy or sell such 4,000-man ciirllian work force. A Felr, 15 Arcellla Dr.; Erwin Whit confined immediately north and placed in nomination from the the government were represented jiay, vice chairman of the Legis horn, 81 CJrosby Rd.; Mrs. Emily Sudarsky was also a former turn to cinematic and civilian life. I "If the person Started with some mencing June 1, 1061. Here’s how it works. West wins lative Council and minority lead 3onds. They can , be bought small Navy crew suffered no fa east of the center. ’The Weather floor. president of the Associated Dallies The Paramount release arrives to A portion ot the 9825,000 will the first trick and leads another bfuiks, the Treasurer of the U.S., talities. Herter, Wapping; Mrs. Mildred La ^ Shop now experience ' which could be rede er of the 1959 House of Represent Bureau said hea'vy snow warnings The Torrlngrton attorney is a of Connecticiit. morrow at the State Theater. refinance an exlstlnjg debt of diamond — as good a defense as T#o Slidilig Cars atives, who spoke on the passage Rockville-V ernon sometimes through yoUr employer. 'The fire, 'whicUi seemed controll Done, 37 Deerfield Dr.; Mrs. Bertha will be extended into Ohio. former police court Judge, and Survivors Include his widow, the veloped, that would hrip some," Dr. Borst, 82 Cambridge St.; Dermont Robinson said. 9114,000 (First Mortgage Bonds, any. South takes dummy’s ace of of a bill. • You may redeem these bonds able for a short time, spread to As winter neared (the season waa assistant clerk of .the House former Minerva Suisman of Hart Series A) .to the John Hancock diamonds, cashes the top clubs, Hit Trash Tnieks Slbal warned the legislators that and the amount of money you’ll different decka aa the flaming Jones, East Hartford; Dianne Liv tn the 1955 session and served as To get the needed training or receive will depend upon how long ingston, 9 ’Thistle Rd.; Murray Mc starts officially at 3:27 p.m. EST ford; three sons, Atty. Michael akin, the Job hunter should get Lite Insurance Co. of Boston, and tuffs a club. Ha leads a trump With 4,000 bllla to consider, each fuel poured from one compsut- tomorrow) a fresh batch of cold Senate clerk in 1057. Sudarsky. of Hartford, Daniel Police Holding through which the new bond issij to dummy, ruffs another club; legislator would have to rely heav Highway Crew you’ve, kept them. ment to'another and aet ablazing Intosh, Columbia; Mrs. Katherine pay later! some kind of counseling at the Two slight accidents-tavoMag air from northwest Canada head Gerardo was the choice of the Sudarsky, a New Britain, indus TWCA or some similar organisa is also being completed, and leads another trump to dummy, ily cn the investigative work done These bonds may not be trans wooden scaffolding, plywood in Polyanchek, 185 N. Main St.; Mrs. trialist, and Peter Sudarsky, treas can skidding into town garbage ferred to anyone during the oWnj Margaret McKay, 31 Russell S t ed Into the new storm belt. Cold This year, buy better with an HFC Shoppers' Loan. WHh GOP leaders. tion or school. provide funds for (xmtinumr op and returns a spade. trucks were reported to Matahes-r by other legislators in the commit Set for Storm terior work, cans of paint and wave warnings were posted by the ^ e caucus waa held In the Hall urer of the New Britain firm; and Hartford Man I "Then she shcnild loMc for train' eration and expansion o f ^ e wa Now West can take two spade ter police laite yesterday after- tees. erio lifetime and the government other Inflammable materials. ADMITTED TODAY: Gerald cash from HFC, you may shop at any store you wish, a brother, Charles of Hartford. The most Important work of the sa,vB they may not be pledged as Doherty, 63 Eldrldge St, Weather Bureau. of the House after a 90-mlnute ing opportunities in the Junior com ter company. tricks. What does he do then? He 110011^ (V Rockville and Vernon highway ■Workmen raced down gangways, It ■was cold along the North and buy exactly what you like for everyone. You’M Hke briefing session for legislatora- Funeral services will be held to munity colleges or other Institutes The water compa^ recently must lead another spade for lack In W h cases there was no dam committees, he said, was to find collateral for lotms. ’There are slid down ropes and rope ladders, BIR’TH TODAY: A son to Mr. morrow (at 1:80 p.m.) at Emanuel In Risk Case "bad bills," designed to do other crews are set to meet tonlghf’s two series. and Mrs. Joseph Ferrante, East Atlantic coast and temperaturea doing business with HFC, the instalment Cash loan riect of both parUes. for special training so that she realized 9100,000 InvTunds from a of anything else to lead. South age and no injuries or arrests. and Jumped into the East River to were considerably lower than 24 Synagogue in Hartford. Burial will could meet a t least the general en sale of 1,000 sh am ot common ruffii while dummy discards the than they are purported to do. predicted storm, head on. Series E bonds are sold for 75 escape the searing heat and billow Hartford. company established in 1878. Drop in or phone. Borrow Leaders of the 1050 General One accident occurred m- Reneual Fund* Hartford, Dec. 20 OP) — The stances planes evacuated patients tures Oorp.). A (wmmlseloner can "subvert "We don’t fill In driveways Just New Haven, Dec. 20 (li—U.8. Sen. Marlborough, police say. out specific areas in which workers to collect trash from all recep with acute Illnesses of all types. year period, rate of return Is 3% mlssioner Edward Cavanagh Jr.— State Motor Vehicle Department’s ’Thomas ia ^ e g e a to have tried are needed. tacles in case the snow storm or pervert” a bill, he said. After to be ftinny," Joslln said. "We’re per cent. saved 26 men trapped in one com * r Prescott Bush said today that he daily record of automobile accl But most often, they carried the its passage, the bill goes to the charged with clearing the streets may introduce a MU calling for yd girls disrobe at gun- ’The Women’s Bureau prints pub predicted for tonight interferes occasional individual who, despite H bonds are sold through the partment. dents as of last midnight and the' to nave fired a .22 rifle lications giving informaUon on this again with collection. governor. If the assembly Is still so that traffic can move. If we same channels as E bonds, are Is Firemen sent up an aerial lad funds to finance basic urban re. totals on the same date last year: his or her affliction, was up and in session, the governor has five lifted our plowe for every drive' newal research to stimulate rede incident. The girls fled subject. WriUTto Women’s Bureau, Men and trucks are ready to around. sued In denominations of $500 der from a fire truck on the pier 1959 1960 .V, .^..elghborlng home, whereupon U. S. Department of Labor, Wash? start plowing as so(m as it starts days to veto the hill, or else It au way, the streets would be in aw 91,000, 95,000 and |10,060, with to the side of the ship. ’Then fire velopment. Accidents ...81,490 84,043 (est) , In a recent number of the Jour tomatically Is passed. If the as ful shape.” THE NICEST "Information is wholly InadS' Thomas also fled, police say. Ington 26; D. C. snowing, he said. nal of the American Medical Asso SPECIAL annual purchase limitation of $10,- men climbed up to the top of the KUled ...... 283 250 ..Investigation on the assault case Lowell B. Jacobsen of National sembly Is not in session the gov He said that he has talked to 000 for each owner. ladder and worked another ladder quate for the rouêst kind of long, ciation, Lieut. Col. R. B. Stonehlll, ernor him 15 days to act before term planning.’’ the Connecticut Injured ...... 10,562 10,500 (eet.} was done by Chief Roy B. Petten- Broadcasting Co. added a word of U.SA..F., directs attention to the highway officials in other towns Series H bonds were first issued horizontally Into the single port glll of the Ms.rlborough Town Po cautlcm for older job hunters. the bill Is automatically passed. and that they say they receive in 1952 and to date there has been hole of the compartment. The Republican said In an address at Robertson Pupils special problem of tranqiortlng the Pinney advised the legislators to an urban renewal conference. lice who was assisted by State "When the mature woman looks ambulatory (walking) patient by $•6 .00 similar complaints. no ruling as to whether you’ll be workmen crawled out and down the REPRBSiENTS OOVERÊNT Troopers Derwin Anthony and for a Job, she must realize that try to assigm bills they wanted ’The problem Is, he said, there is able to continue to hold these FLOWERS A portion of federal grant funds conunerdal Jet alrc^t. Here are passM to "friendly” committees. ladders, one byône^ to safety. for urban renewal, he said, should The sollcltor-generaJi second Francis Ptsch of Colchester, and she has to retain her appearance, In Yule Program the significant differences between no other place to plow , the snow bonds after the 10-year period. Heavy smoke masked the ship be devoted to basic research to ranking officer of th^lf.S. Depart Detective Fred Frazer of the East her alertness. She has to have a travel by Jet and by older piston 1 At the public hearing on the bill than the sides of the streets. Interest earned on Series E and as the rescue workers struggled on. help determine needs and solutions ment of Justice, .represents the Hartford Police Department. flexible personality. She must A Christmas program was held engine aircraft:: ...... he said, "marshal your forces. Get Church Women To Meet H bonds Is tSLX-free in states hav ’Through the smoke, the gray to problems that arise. federal government In cases be- 'Thomas is due in Marlborough realize also that she may possibly at Robertson School on Monday for 1. Acceleration Is greater. But people together who can be effec The Women’s Fellowship of the ing personal Income taxes, but paint of the Constellation could be For Themselves! Bush said legislation he is con 'fore the Supreme Court. Justice (hurt at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 28. have to start at a lower rate than pupils and parents. the ‘sensations are not dangerous tively heart." Vernon Center Congregational must be reported on your federal seen peeling from the oven heat, SPEAK she received during her earlier pe ’The kindergarten girls and boys or t(X> disturbing If the And finally, "bird dog the bill. Caiurch will meet tomorrow night tax return. revealing a ruaty-red undercoat. riod of paid employment. sang "Baby Jesus” and "Santa’s Make sure frierfSIi tell you of Its at 8, the regular hour. Members All other U.S. government se 1^ "settles back" comfortably in FISH FRY progress. Go before a committee In will bring cheer box gifts and gifts Helpers." First grade presented seat (ALL YOU CAN EAT) curities are called "marketable” —I get a 960-a-month pension. "A Christmas Riddle” and "O 2. The rates of climb and descent private, If necessary and tell your for patients at the 'Vernon Haven Issues, meaning they fluctuate In Th,- Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY 11 am on social security. I want to Come Little Children." Second are greater. But the efflets are side of the story.” Convalescent Home. price. ’These issues include tesaon''’ ■ get a Job. I understand, if I do, I grade sang "Up u CmmmI I Is permanently disabled draw so- Fits civer avereze toilet A I clal security benefits based .e • covered from any sertoua mental o*»2e*HM ■ 1 Ko*:*e ■■ i ^ e r . start with a brand hew passbook in which we’ll enter mm To safeguard tbe^lndlvidual, tel- loW passengers and the alrllna, the amount of your gift deposit. You’ll never know how OoL Stimriilll urges prospactiva big this gift will become . . . for it all depends on form travelera to check with their per ing a habit of SAVING regularly. A gift to please chil sonal phyaiclaa if there exists any dren and grownriips alike. doubt ab(Xit the (xsnfort, safety and wisdom of ,a jet flight. S O © M A R T Window Shades ■-'I ' TO ©ERVE Modo to Ordor J* ©O ©MART ALSO Year Savinfs Earn Currant Annual Dividand VENETIAN lUNDS SHOPPERS awinteeut TO BUVI Bring jrour old roilers ia Sava Mma and meaey. atop I and sava 880 per shade. for a quick hot meal fOr and aounde off wnn iffiMV vwnfovm A$k about our U New Foreign Remittance Service 4 5 $ fllOCMIMill r y« t r ’ • EXTRA 0 i*P0 RTUNlTT) • ao.iiku*| aliSOfMARN^ Baautifiil genuine crystal glassware in the old fashioned and juice glass AMPS PHQMfOTIOfl <1 size are yours in seta of 6 lot only 11.76 per set whan you open Cbriatmas Club Accounts of |6 or more. ' - nowicoioii* Y W DELIVERY •oSSttn* BMS l&isdMHI •C raflssal Dapsalt Oorp. a AMO AT 1H6 P JI. a i ANYWHERE IN THE WOKLO . | . ^ aving$ mank of Kuanchester E. L JOHNSON telephone MAIN OFFICE FAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH \C - f . . 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llANCU£Si:ER EVl:mNG HEEALO, Iji^NCHfiSTSB. CONH. lÛESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1960 MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER Ip, I960 A- .. / Coventry dmrnmaiklilm \ 'S(; ^JJnidentiHed Target tunl^ to express our deep pm^^nrigr wm •tllM fi n In RiMirto M m five y ean N ew M m l ' Triptet Goes Homb clatloti to The HSlrald, and to tbs SouthW i^Pf houAl before heghmliig their tl ntEEliUTERY U.Ss Officials to Confer Mm»-Vemon without a ileaiMB, waa flned »lll Wageisme ciUsens of Manchester who have stroll through the10 siibdmslen. toe failure to obtain one In Con- so graciously contritoutsd to tbs . . S'AJL tOlO PJL O n Buildin^g Code Moticut. K • The first—although really iEiadkriiiîi Warned Henry J. MbDariPott, » , «€ the laat-^f the Riendeau trip Shelved by Manchester nldlc Health Nursing ChurcltSlhtes O * iopa% 0klSf hrid itesri- ! E c a i i>ilrtSit8 lets, bora Nov. 13, went home Association drive ftor funds. XUs miel Chrletmes party lest Setor- Of AB Md RockvUll, cliartsd with two support snaMsa our nursing staff to ARtNUR RROR 'The Board 6C Selectman’s (meet counta of obtaining nxmejr by yesterday from RockvlUe City day at Avory S t ing with three other town hoards for Clinstmai Hospital ssrve the health needs of ms cem* QaifitmasFete For liiist Tim e faiae pretenass, waa bound over School Board An aacriieaio e f fisQowsd (Oontiafned tram Peg* Ono) Union Fere oo-ebalrriMi ef the to discuss the State Building Code to the next aeasion of tbs Tblland She la Deni as Rlendsau, flva munlty. W# hops that the pospla th e 'k w e ra ^ e e s e m c ^ * a t whlieh Pilot Before of Manchsater Fill avail thsm- eenferestM. wUl take place tonight at 7:30 Ot Oooaty Superior Court under pounds, Sevan ounces, and thi Oanqr Oitoorae, HioaMii Xecobonl, would capture the northern atrong- , RM' China aald It is "watbhing The Ksneheater Board of Educa ■elves our aerviecs. Our laTior. Lutharaa Ohuxcb (Oontloiisd from Pago Ooo) en to Frankfurt for ldentifleati0 of Kong Lf’a troops had security of our oountry” caused by ah Army mortuary team. BoEu-ds of Health, Planning and by the personnel policies-subcom ' Rebecca L. Dobkln for families of Uie Sunday school The TWA plane had been Men of the U.8. Army and Air Lugo Choieo->Sten» ^mchUn -aad Deputy Judge 8 t, waa fined 25 for breach of Although the last to Im bom, mittee to postpone its report on (Fund Raising Chairman) Awards i>rsessrte4 Included bob-' defected to hla ride, 1,600 of them by "the 'crude acta of aipreiEklon Zoning, and Finance will confer fbhn 1* Moran oat together on the peace, the result of a scuffle at she Is the first to leave the hos and church tossorrow at 7 pm at cleand for landing at La Guardis Force and Gernian police formed with'.the selectmen on the code. and High Fidalifr, recommendatlm for teachers and cat pine to Thmaaa Oookm, David In the four day battle for Vientiane and intsrfsrsitce agsdiist Laos by an honor guard for the coffins. irti, and Judge O'Loughltn the Maricet Square Cafe where he pital, giving her an opportunity school custodian salary schedules Plaaaant VaUay School. Aspens, Kevin Cbdraro; wrif badge ROA UVINR OOUm last week. U.8. impOrlsdism and its ' visssl and had started to drop down Thomas Monahan, Manchester ised the work of the court was said to have tsdten offenae at to get to know the family be Black mourning veils dfsped the building Inspector, will also attend until Jan, 10. > Mrs. Albait PstaiMB oag IIM. to Gemgie Sehkbell, end Uon badge Boun. Oum’a claims appeared to Thailand." from 5,000 feet on Its Staten Is flags of the United States, West a name aomeone called him. fore her brothers, Dennis Lionel Subcommittee Chairman Chriotis RockviUe-Vernon to Bany Sinmopn. Arrow points be on the eptlmlatic fide. Independ "In addition^to supplying nibel to assist the officiads in their con The prosecutor said that the and Donald Adrien. She weigh Thomaa Roardon Hava’ plannad land approach to La Guardis. Germany/and Bavaria State. AH sideration of the code. He Mid the statt and the Rock- McCormick said hU committee tha program. It win - liiclada a ire Rleherd Ibust and TELEviw M ent eatimateiE aay Kong La’s de (PhoUml) forces with large qOan- tr«ff(lc was stopped in the'city ot lie RoUce Department, which hat name, one in the American lexl. ed three pounds, ssven ounoea should defer recommendations to fense forces in VlentUuie- totaled tities of arins; . ammunition and Quesada also .said that while In / Home tor Ohristma« con of profanity, la used rather Christmas film in color featuring more than one million for a minute Ided in haiodUng the court'! at birth. the board of education and the Meriden Firm mailmettea and a visit from AT no'more than 1,500 and 800 are re other military equipment, (the ,the Preston pattern, the Jet pilot at the stEu;t of the service. Marine Private Stewart J. nettcOi, have worked well to- loosely here, but not in Horvath’s The triplets’ proud parents Town Board, of Directors until it H s r r i l d treating no^ward with him. United States) even sent military had called International Airport, Twible in will he home for the Potterton’s Santa'Claus. The speakers .included U.S. Am ether and created an enjoyable native Hungary. There, it is are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V can Investigate the pocsIbiliUes of ■enth EMteer El, Most western .military experts personnel to take an open and but had failed to msdte contact Christmas holidays. He is current 130 Center Street Cornier of Church StMet serious Insult. The Youth Group win dtreet a bassador Walter C. DowUng, Ba ly attending the electronics school oridhg atmosphere. Riendeau of 95 Union St. Th( state and federal aid to education. Buys Drycor ‘Beat the Clock” program, and m ore O. t e l e p h o n e . BMLoir$ n feel Boun Oum has little'hope of direct part in the war,” Rm Clfina IdleFUa alto had tried five times varia State Minister President Hans. L There waa a moment of silence Leo L. Sokolis, 60, of 50V4 VU- triplets were the firet to be McCormick sold nothing can be MXMhen 4-M7A capturing Bam Neuva soon. 8am declarto. ” to reach the pilot, but also failed. Ehard, Munich’s Lord Mayor Hans at the Naval Technical Training lage St., was fined $25 on a charge bom In Rockville City Hoepltal known on this subject until the Mr. and Mrs. Doftald SOhnelder lose TOLLAND TPS*. Heads Rehekdhs Kuesada said that the jet pilot, (3enter In Memphis, Tenn. Tmr 'Ktrolihah Stephen Piescik, Drycor Felt Co. Inc., with plants win lead tha ringing of favorite BUCKLAND — >11 8-MM. Neuva, a nigged northeastern Peiping’s demands and a state Jpehen Vogel and the Rev, Karl arho» died suddenly at his home of breach of peace and $10 for In. In nearly four years. General Assembly meets in Janu Laotian province, fell to the Reds ment by Premier Chou En-Iai sup Mrs. John McAllister, 49 Wads even with one of hla two main Groehllch, pariah priest of the Private Twible attended Man toxication. He pleaded Innocent to ary, He lulded that by withholding In Btaffordvills and RisckvUls, has carols. ‘ Stsrted Castom worth St., was elected noble chester High School before hla en- yesterday morning. been purchased by Hie Intoma* Momhers racrived during tha last October. porting No^th Viet Nam were car radio navigation aids—hie omni church hit by the plane. •• Not only did the court hold Its the first rtiarge. recommendations now no misun ■. Bourn Oum also charged a Soviet ried by the New China News grand of Sunset R^bekah Lodge range set—out of commiaSion, Ehard called for better safety Hatment In May. He la the aon of Beebe, 81 Orchard St.; Monica derstandings will arise. . tional Silver Co. of Meriden. past year wUl he gueats of hon Whan the premiere perform last evening at Odd Fellows HalL< Mr. and Mra. Stewart J. Twible Jr. list criminal session yesterday, William Lawrence Jr. of 208 Chrzanowski, 108 High St.; Mrs. Drycor manufactures industnal plane waa shot down on Thai terri Agency. > could have used other radio to iheasurea "ao that auch traigie acci South St., charged with breach of Board Secretaiy Harry l>anhart or. ance of -Handel’e "Meerieh" Fas Other new officers for 1981. of Rt. 44A. tm t held Its last civil short cal- Charles Tatro and son, 22 Wash and papermakers’ fait and la aald Parents have been asked to tory Monday. Its Vietnamese crew Prime Minister Nehru of India navigate within the Preston pat dents may. not be repeated,” imdar session. The last smSII peace, was fined $50. The court concurred with McCormick and given la Londen, King George n Liustt Siwslal ■curried out and set jt afire tO" a rt Mlsa June Rider, 241 Wood tern. After Ehard apoke, relativea ington St., Vernon. added that the subcommittee only to employ about 60 people. Presi bring ah Inexpensive gift for each was in attendance. He was so recomhwntisd'. eEurller reconvening land St., vice grand; Mrs. Ernest Manchester Evening Herald Cov c^lms matters were cleaned up noted that Lawrence has a record Christmas Eve OaroU Bet dent <3ralg D, Munson of Inter destroy any evidence tof Commu the International Control Commis Or as an alternative, he said the rushed forward, and many threw of several such charges, but that met with representatives of the child. moved by the Ballalajah Chorus Cox, 27 View St., recording, sec- pilot could have asked Idlewlld to themaeIvCs over the brown coffins, fsitry correspondent,. F. Pauline Pre-CHRISTMAS SALE Jwednesday. The last claims .were A Christmas Eve Communion national Silver aald yesterday no nist IntervenUbh, he said. ‘There sion estohUahed for Laos by the .taken Nov. 9. ^ several recent ones have been school custodians union Monday To Om«I that he rose end remained stand rettuy; Mrs. Clyde Beckwith, 291 gufde him to that airport. weeping and calling aloud namea of Little, telephone FDgrIm 2-82S1. carol service vill be held in uie and further studies must be made. changea ore planned in manage was no verification of the claim. 1954 armistice. Indicating doubt The new State Circuit Court nollcd. ‘ sanctuary of Union Cong;regatlon- Robert Horniah, prerident of the ing until Its conclusion. Since that (Similar feporta circulated in that this would aceompllah any Highland St., treaisurer; and Mrs. Asked why contact could not be the victims. Mayor Vogel and other McCormick said he will make a ment and the number of employes. Avery Heights Homeowners As time, it has, heei) the custom for Edith Smith, 136 Pine St.'v finan OF MEN'S ond WOMEtrS Vômes operative Jan. 2. A fine of $9 was levied against al Church Saturday at 11 p.m. The full report on recommendations to Bert I. Bertolsen, vies president Bangkok. A. helicopter was found thing, the .British foreign secre eatabliahed -between Idlewlld and officialea comforted the mourners. . » Judge O'Loughlin thanked all Ellliott WaltMr, 21, of 52 Reed 45-minute service 'rtU Include the of I ^ c o r and Its official spokes soc latlen, has announced the group the audlehee to stand during the abandoned and hMly damaged In tary, .Lord Home, told the ôuae cial secretary. the jet pilot, Quesada said that Willeys Mamed the board of education at the 7:30 will go caroling tomorrow a t 7:1B ringing of this inspiring chorup.. The elected officers will appoint ^Mmbers of the staff for their ef St., for making an Illegal left singing of Christmas carols and a p.m, special meeting Jan. 10 in man, waa not available for com the jungles of Loey Province 20 of Lords yeidtarday the commis "either he hadn’t gotten around to fort In operation of the court. turn. service of Holy Communion. mllea from Laos’ abuthem border sion could only function with the other officers, and all will be in listening to the Idlewlld frequency Barnard School. ment today. stalled In a ceremony Jan. 16 by Senior Citizens 25 Years Today Tudge O’Loughlin has served for Robert W. Beerworth, 29, of 22 There will be a candlelight pro The three propoeed plana for with Thailand. Various reports cooperation of both the Laotian or, as time went on, the accident lour years. Burke Rd., charged with failure cessional and recessional. The fluaranteed Identified It as North VIetnameee the district deputy president. already had happened.” state aid to education are called To Olvt Ton government and the rebela. Hold Yule Parly Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Willey of 7 Prosecutor Harry ti. Lugg steps to yield the right of way in Senior Choir will sing "The Sleep the Unified State Support Proposal, Leath^ Pounders or Ruaaian.) In ' Bangkok, Thai govArnment A Christmas party followed the ELGIN A Very 71 Green Rd. are observing their ;down after the long term of 13 minor accident during last week's of the Child Jesus,” by Gevaert. The smith-Plan, and the Hammer The Russians started supplying offlctols today labeled groundless election. One Service Sunday Eajoyablo Munich Dead at 50 The Senior Citizens Club, con' 25th wedding anniversary today, '.years. He was praised by Judge storm, was given a nolle. Plan. Assist at Party Smoho gasoline to Vientiane two weeks a Noi:;to Vietnamese claim that a b ’Loughlin earlier in the fail for There will be one family service Federal grants in aid to educa ago. They switched the airlift to Munich, Germany, Dec. 20 UP)— ducted by the recreation depart They were honored Saturday at The court sdso entered noUes In nationally Thai regiment joined rightist Lao Another German Injured in the %ls sense of responsibility and the following casea; David C. Sunday. Chlfstmas Day, at Rock tion are usually tied to tl|e type of Snds o r A arms ,and aunmunition qfter pro- tian Gen. Phoumi Nosavaa in his Board Will Honor ment, will hold its annual Christ a'gathering of 15 friends and rela ville Methodist Church, according Seven members of the Hlllstown F.E.BRAY ADVERTISED CIGAR crash of a U.S. military plane into mas party tomorrow afternoon at •^stlce in carrying out his duties Blazensky, 16, of 39 Oakwood Rd., state aid plan being used. WHICH SELLS FOB lOo Communlst elements seized power successful attack last week on tives for a buffet given by their „ .r- Judge Moran, whp served s Manchester, driving an uninsured to a church officer. At the serv Leather Pounders, Muiehester 4-H In VientlEuie more than a week ago. Vientiane. Retired Teachers a Munich street died today, bring the Community Y, provided it daughter, Mrs. Jacquelyn Guy, ice, the sacrament of baptism will riding club, assisted ' the East 'ITie Soviet airlift broke off just ing the thtal deaxl to 50. doesn’t snow. In the event of a WATCHES Mrm as assistant prosecaitor dur- WofcA and Jewelry Repairing Reg. 14.75. also of 71 Green Rd. motor vehicle; William E. Dietz, be administered and the Rev. Lau Hartford Klwanis Club at a Christ A statement broadcast by Radio Police ’sild of the 16 Germans "pig the Governor Bowles adminls- 47, of Crestridge Dr,, Vernon, At Rm n e e U s frkM Box 60. before Boun Gum’s forces captured Thailand noted the Vletminh re snowstorm the party will be post The Willeys were married Dec. ■tration, has been deputy judge six rence Hill will preach on "God O p e n F o r u m mas party for underprivileged *1 .7 9 the capital Friday. ■ Retired Manchester teachers will atlll hospitalized as a result of the poned to Thursday at the siune 20, 1935, In Cherryfleld, Maine. breach of peace and oasauLt; Jo Speaks for Himself.” children of Boat Hartford Satur 7 ro r Mo port Hating the names of Thai sol crash Saturday, several were in years. seph .King, 28, of 18 Oak S t, in- Boun Oum was asked In an Inter diers allegedly captured by Lao receive meritorious service awards, time. They have lived in Manchester five The Church School and Youth day morning at Sunset Ridge Club Prompt S«rvle« — 2 Watehmahtn Perfectoe nnd view If he planned to break off dip very critical condition. Each member Is to bring a gift •. Mrs. Mary R, Berger, court tbxicatlon; Harry Borreson, 28, Of Fellowship will not meet on Sun M Famlee Helped tian Leftists and.said these name! with the first awards to be made years. They have one daughter and tderk, said she will finish up the Vernon Trailer Court breach of To the Editor, House in East Hartford. MANOHEirnBR’S OLDEST ESrABLISHBD 4EWELEB lomatic relations with the So'vlet in the spring. The U.S. Air Force Convalr de not to exceed one dollar, which twin grrandsons, Michael and Jef day. The girls were Carol and Peggy 7S7 MAIN STv-OTATB THBATBB BUILDING URREH DRUfl . Union. were not on the Thai army rolls: veloped engine trouble just after will be distributed by Santa -necessary paper work and then, peace and non-support; Richard O. The Red Cross Bloodmohlle will We wish to thank all those who Thes accusation was designed to 'The board of education voted frey, 15 months old. ôbably, “take a nice, long rest." MacLnchlan, 18, of Cedar Swamp helped ua tp make Thanksgiving a Jacobs, 742 Hlllstown Rd.; Penny Store Closed AO Day Wedoeoday Until Oct 1 ’’Russia la a member of the taking off from a Munich Air Claus. A dinner will follow the Mr. Willey is a barber employed be at the Vernon Center Congrega Buckland, 819 Hlllstown Rd.; Jane PAIKADI , United Nations,” he sMd, "the So fool the world Into believing last night to honor more than 25 field. It sheared off a church She said the parttime job often Rd., Coventry, larceny. happy holiday for the lees fortu charges of Thai Intervention in the retired teachers by presenting afternoon actiidties, which Is be at Casey’s Barber Shop In .Vernon |kppt her busy seven days a week. tional Church tomorrow from nate. Howsln, 23-Knox S t; Ellzabath viet ambassador is accredited to steeple and slammed into a atreet- ing catered by the Garden Grove, Circle. PRICE Also, John L.. Herida Jr., 20, of taigg said it Is, in a way, a re 12:45 to 6:46 p.m., the fourth visit Treat, 70 Porter St.; and Heidi fhe king (Savang Vathana). We Laos crisis, the broadcast said, them with certificates ,Eilong ■with car packed with Chriatmaa shop Vi Because of your help we were lief that the chorea of prosecutor 375 Oak St., Bast Hartford, Rich of the Bloodmohlle to rural Ver Krause and Joan Sponheimer, both can do nothing about it for the adding; The reason for this false the letters of recognition' 'and pers. ard J. Zimmer m , 21, of 1235 able to take care M twenty-five charge Is to draw the attention of praise they received when they re S COME IN EARLY FOR BEST SaECTIONS are over. He said he will have more non this year. families. \ of East Hartford. Mrs. Howard time being.” Twenty Americana aboard the pjn* to devote to his law practice. Sullivan Ave., Wapping, and Clif Mrs. Sylvia Wilson will be eap- He said, however, he would re other countries away from what tired. ton S. Bradley, 21, of 84 Grove St., Sincerely, Jacobs, leader of the elub, also Christie McCormick was nsuned plane and 28 Germans died in' the Lugg was named prosecutor In taln of the day and Mrs. L

Shkarton nomas aftractlve stocks that should PENTLAND’S SfiiidaL Sots. strongly bsnsfH from a markot robeund In 1961 . . . all prieod from $» to $80 por sharp. MANCHESTER’S HEAIN)UARTS»S FOR A&P OPEN EVERY NISHT ShetrEon; Hsnuntll believes that die tide has turned on Christmas Noyeliies 1 ^ 0 ’s iluggish market and that eertain ttocks or* about cioiiiM saniaoAT at 4 r. m. cHBisTMAt rva. to bounce back. But Shearson lees the coming market ’3n e rsm as mors lelectiea than acer, since the lecdvwy la not CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES In A Wide Aeaertment *3100 .likely tt be of EufBdent breadth to carry all equities iiv.-.: W&rWlB m o ^ / hlri>6r. iiHj! That b why Shearsoo’s thirteenth annual hrt of BERRY BOWLS la Varieus Sises $5.00 MORRELL'S - BONELESS, SKINLESS, READY-TO-EAT “Moderate Priced Reinveitment Suggestioni” should be powerful of particular interest to Inveiton who wbh'to upgrade All Shapea , th w holdings now. If you have add. securities for tax and Designs CHRISTMAS CENTERPIECES $4.00 Ct' / Canned HamS)o.ritib69'^"''"'”Piece tb 1 purposes and are looking for better quality reinvestment 8 transistor . prospects—or If you wish to Invest year-end profits'or SUPER-RIGHT PURE PORK tonusinus money—thb medal report names 25,stocks which pocket radio Shearson’a».iearson’a analystsanalyib believe------will------benefit- from_- the huil- ness upsurge they pr^ict for the year ahead. Sausage Meat Mrs. Robert G. TenEyck, 160 Keeney Ave., ING; ABORIO a SONS, INC., BLDC STONE DUST AND POINSETTIAS Stotks Saeommandad In T6 Major Industries fh lflr m it IAROIROASTIRO age ___ _ PLUAM>4-4LIS a a s West Hartford, landscaped her home with the AMESme rOR DRIVE AND WALKS; LEWIS BROS. FLAG- Large, Beautiful, Healthy Planta MiiCHWHi4v^4ijSKiAov.To

Mj^CmSSJER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEjksER 20. IMO MANCHESTER EVENDiO HERALD. UXNOftESTEll* CONN* TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1960 t A C n s ix 'IT -.^miiiyiiiiii I - — * '*-y ; 'r' called "aaft drivers” Insursiioe fai- io World . augttrstedxin May .1866 to CaU- Story of the Ctarols ^ Ipy tii« i J JVetD Policies fom ia q>fead to 12 more statea L ab o r and tha District of Cdumbia. TV-Radio Tonight LENOX PHARMACY With 20 states now sanctiontoir. FmCkiMMlYear m Ji6yous Carols Come Spur-^60 Sales safe driver poUelea, Industry Allgels’ Voices §tvell soureea foresaw a virtual blankat- Of Insurance tog of tha country by tbs snd of MEMORV-NIAKINj W am tigton ur»—zatoor V tnum 1061. ^ Television anteg tiM B6fw ytar full From Many Authors Bssloany, ths nsw veUefr To that bte itew-Batlcfial admlnlatra- liôugh the Centuries By BbOEB LAME ' wards psrfsot-vsoord drivsn with 6:00 Big I Theater same tune as Wesley's Eaater ' Benefits paid hit $8,045,000,000, .• Doug Edwarde—Newe 1 NBC White Paper lOL ^ to priming prograuA Including houa- is bellevred to^^have been the chant billipn of life Insurance In force. 7:00 Dengerous Robin t. 4d. 83 ii! ohdaaoeHhat "the Bible alone" be hymn, "Christ the Lord Is Risen up slightly more than one half tagi minimum wa^, education that medievalônka Intoned while One Industry spokesman said billion from 1060. Of the 'total, Death Valley Days . 10:00 need in public worship had driven Today," but in 1856 Dr. W. H. Movie of the Week June Allyeon Show and health aid Ikglalation, and (2) The great Gtoria chorus, pro movRig through the darkness of final accounting for the year might 41.6 per cent was paid In death poptda^. hymna out of many Cummings, organist at Waltham News A WeaUter 36 Men help to getting better Job aacurity claiming the birth. i>f the Savior, th eir.. -Cloister to sing the push the insurance ownership benefits—up .3 of one per cent— Million Dollar Movie 11:00 News, Snorts A Weather I, office bn Christmas morning. Oth churchea, particularly in England Abbey, fitted it to the . music of BxpedlUon World’B.&et Horiea aM pay raUca. ;*ang but over the frost-jeweled among the strict Puritan aects. MendelBsohn’a "Featgesang." figure over $600 billion. and 58.4 per cent in ftiatured'en 7:16 W Maes. Highlights Feature 40 valleys 6ind cauj^t a never ending er authorities, however, attribute Toward the year’s end. owner dowments, - annuities, dividends 11:1$ Starlight Movla I MOVIE CAMEMTI Kennedy waa elected on a plat It to John Francis Wade, a music lhatoad of hymna, the congrega Mendclasohn would have been Sports News echo in the ancient Judean hills. •- ship was estimated at $12,500 per and other "living” benefits. 7:10 Laramie 33. Premiere form which auppprta Juat about copyist who to 1740 lived at Dou- Easy to Park! as surprised as Wesley. He wrote Jack Paar Show (C) 10, The hills echoed It to the moun tion dianted selected passages What In The World avarythtog tha imtona want In France, with a group of exiled from the Scriptures, usually the the mu.sic to commemorate the family. 77 Sunset Strip 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C) tains, and the mountains sang It Viewed one way, the Industry’s Bugs Bunny 13:60 Newe A Weather ___ the way of laglalatloa and policy, Emgllsh Catholics. , Paahna. The clerk in ton e the first 300th annivenary of the Invention to the stars. Out acroek the chasm big gain reflected a deferred SEE BATUmwATTi h FOB COMPUCTB UBTINO KEYSTONE both domaatlo and foreign.- Still others credit It to St. Bon- line in a monotone and the people, of printing and inalated it "never Deaths Last Night So with tboM oommltmanti, o f eafiturlea It carried, a strain o f would do to aacred words." harvest of business from the mar unaurpaased beauty Jthkt time aventure, an associate jot St. Friui- as Watte once corhplained respond plua a heavily Damooratie major cia of ABsist, the humble friar who ed with “ dun indifference.” MarUn Luther, the great Ger keting revolution of the last five could not atiU. I t Whirt>cnd ur yeara which saw a myriad offering By THE ASiSOCIATED PRB88 MOVIE CAMERA ity to Congreak, arm though not gently to- the ears of composena Introduced the custom of the Watte, one o f nine children, was man reformer, was also a pro ao large aa to 1960, tha unltma are digious author of Christmas of new policy types and premium London—Gen. Lord Jeffreys, 82, Radio It burst fenth from tiie hearta of Christmaa crib at Oreccio, Italy, ' the son of a boarding house keep fairly oonfldmt. in 1223, using live animals for hla Easy to er and deacon of the Independent carols, but it is doubted if he payment devices. who spent a lifetime of service (This Hsttog toetadas mUy Ihsas asws broAdearts of It or IB w d n lo poets-tMcn of an ages and dimes Major contributors to overall F /2 J l a i s They remkmbar. howarar. they heard It to Infinite variations. stable figures. Because the crowda church who had twice gone to pris wrote. "Awtw in a Manger,” aome- in the British Army and became iaagtk. fioms ststtoM earry etbar short aowseasts) sales volume included so callfd known as the Army’s Mr.,/Eng U $ T t7 A 6 ^ had Bimtlar high hopaa-after other ' H andel’s •BSesaiak’ who came to see this striking Na on for his rrilgiouB beliefs. As a timea known aa "Luther’s Cradle WDBV—1S66 6 3:30 Showcase and News recent national alecUOna only to tivity scene were asked to Join to Hymn.” The carol, in the opinion baby” group and "jumping land, died Monday. The towering 6:00 News, 11:00 Husio Beyond the Stars and Nawa George Frederick) Handel, a boy, Isaac had stood with his moth juvenile” policies, the recently 6:06 Today on Wall Street 13:06 World News Boundup aea them.dakhad by toaotlon on singing, Francis to often called the er outside the prison gates to sing of moat authorities, originated officer of the Grenadier Quanta 6:1(1 Art Jobneon BIMW !3:16 Slgnott poor barber's aon Who wanted popularized family plan, Insured labor union alma with, Oongraaa to all hla life to write great 'music, father o f the modem Christmaa hymns to his father and the other among German Lutherans in was a general and division com 8:06 Raynor Shines carol. irisurabllity, aalary savings plans mander before he wSa 40. He was 11:06 SpoUlght on Sports control of a coalition of Repub heard It to the loncUneas o f hla Inmates. His parents managed Pennsylvania and'was taken back NEW KEYStONE BLKOXRIO BFB Sailors about the time of Co and pre-authorlzed check payment a Conservative in the House of 13:06 Raynor Shines licans and Southern Democrats. London flat to the year 1741. somehow to scrape together to Germany In the 1840s. 1:06 Sign 0(1 Kennedy, they hope, can thwart lumbus’ first voyage to the New But Luther, as poet Coleridge plans. Coirynons for 10 years and after ^ WHAT—« 6 ” Idld think I did acc all Heaven enough money to encourage his A baby group Is one consisting COSMETICS auch a combine. I before me, and the Great God World began the morning watch love o f nfiisle with piano lessons, said, "did aa much for the Refor he rose to the peerage he was ac 6:00 Big Show ZOOM CAMERA on ChrtoUnaa Day by . singing, "I of fewer than 25 persons, the old tive in the House of Lords. 6:to JoC a Daly WB OABRT ALL When 1060 got under way top Himself,” he described his moment dm lleaged b f Father mation by his hymna as by his 6:60 Big Show tinlon leaders were fairly dlalllu of sublime- inspiration. Bankrupt, Saw Three Ships Asailing,” an 2500 Free Parking Spaces THB 7TOP-LIMES Hie career as a hymn writer be translation of the Bible.” In addi minimum number. Under a jump Louisville, Ky.—Carl J. Ritter, 7:00 Edward P. Morgan unustufi carol that pictured Christ ing juvenile policy, the death bene 7:16 Big Show F/1A LENS $ ii 4 C .5 0 aioned about.the Demotiratic par broken in health and spirit, he gan when he complained one day tion to writing doaens of Christ 63,.a brother of the Moat Rev. Jo^ 11:30 PuDlio Atfalra • ty. -They were sore because the locked himself indoors -with hls and Mary arriving by sea at land about the uninspired songs heard man carols. Luther arranged and fit multiplies fivefold, without pre seph E. Ritter, archbishop of fit. 12:03 News, Slgnoff. ARTHUR DRUC locked Bethlehem. mium Increase, when the Insured usr 14M0 ^ ^ ^ ■. Democratic Congress rose up to dream for 22 days, seldom eating w n c —1N6 In the church the family attended published "Good King Wences- Louis who was named a Roman tighten legal curbs on unions. or sleeping, and emerged 'with,his "Good King Weneeslaus,” a at Southampton. laus” and popularised "O Tannen- boy or girl reaches age 21. Catholic Cardinal last week by 6:00 News carol of Swedish or German ori never a parking problem! Family plans, designed mainly 8:30 Weather and Sports The tmiona didn’t stay mad long. greatest oratorio, "The Messlsdi ” i "Then make ecme better ones',” baum,” the Christmas tree carol. Pope John XXIII, died Monday, 6:80 Album of the Day By February they had decided clutched in hls paralyzed left gin, chronicles the devout doings challenged his father. According to legend, Luther was for young married couples, auto Ritter was a retired employe of 6:66 Three Star Extra of a 10th Century Duke o t Bo matically extend protection to 7:06 Conversation Piece YA SHIGA TRIPLB TUBBBT again to take an active political haijd. Watts, although in poor health fascinated with the way the stars the Indiana Gas A Water Co. 7:80 Newe BEMI-A17TOMA110 EUCCmUO EYE role. From then on they played k Wesley’s Inspiration hemia who was known for hla responded by writing more than newborn children. Salary savings 7:46 Brown vs. UConn. Announcement seemed to .- glisten in the tips of their politics to the hilt — for the Charles Wesley, the poet lau generosity on St. Stephen’s Day, 600. A t first they were called the pine trees while walking in the essentially are payroll deduction JÂNDSUDE DEATHI^ AT 16 10:06 Voices o( Christmas the day after Christmaa. Insurance plans. Insured insurabil 11:00 News Center Package Store Democrats — from the nominat reate of Methodism, heard it Mi "Watts’ Whlma" but their popu woods one Christmas Eve. He cut Milan, Italy, Detf. 20 (F)—Land- 11:80 Starlight Serenada MOVIE CAMERA his way to church on Christmas Of Welsh Origin larity grew rapidly. When Ben ity buys a guarantee of expanded 1:00 SlgnoB ing convention at Los Angeles a small fir tree and set out can ■lides took another four victlma 455 i/i Main Street right down to election day. morning, 1730. The joyful clang Ck)d Rest Ye Merry, Gentle jamin Franklin set up his printing future coverage at the purchaser’s w p or—141S men,” traditionally the firit carol dles for stars to recreate the option. in northern Italy yaaterday, 6:00 Today In Hartford . With unemployment due to hov ing of the bells seemed to him like .preas at PThiladelphia in 1741, the scene for his small children. bringing the death toll from bad 6:18 Conn Bailrocm 3 F/1.8LENS silver^tongues of angels singing a heard In London on Christmas first book Issued was Watts Psalms Dollarwlse, a highly significant $ O y . 9 5 er afound the five million (mark He. wrote "From Heaven Above weather to 16 to the part threa 7:00 Bob Scott .Now open under manage welcomene to the Christ child. Hls mornings, la believed to be of and Hymna"' ineremont in new insurance writ 9:00 Ray Somers UST 129.»7^ this winter labor will be pressing to Edrth I Oome," his most fam ten was the $14 billion in group days. 11:(W Newt ment of Herb and Ida Carl the new administration to enact ^’Hark the Herald Angels Sing,” Welsh origin. Mozart borrowed In all. W atts. filled 02 volumes ous carol, as a Christmas cradle 11:10 Ray Somers _ written almost on the spot, re the melody for a duet to i violin with his hymna. Most of of them, life policies. This fast-growing Twelve persona were killed Sun 13:00 Del Raycee Show son. .. .measures—probably on an emer song for his son Paul. Bach category now accounts fos nearly day by landslides to tho foothills WINS—1336 gency basis—to extmd aid to dis- mains to 'this day one of the moat and piano. Charles D 1 e k e n s' like "Let Dogs Delight to Bark and harmonized this song for his 6:00 Ftnanetaj News popular of all Christmas hymns. one third o f aggregate insurance of the Italian Alps. MERRY CHRISTMAS - 1 tressed areas and otherwise put Ebenezer Scrooge had a different at Bite," are long forgotten, but his Christmas oratorio. German sol 6:06 Showcase and News ELMO TWIM TUBIUCT Birth of ‘Silent Night’ reaction. When the carolers bent "Hew Doth the Uttle Busy Bee" in force. Perslrtcnt rains were blamed 7:UU Fulton Lewis Jr. SEMI-AIJTOMATIO ELECTRIC EYE idle men back to work. diers sang it In the trenches dur The Rev. Joseph Mohr heard It down- at his keyhole to regale him' i f remains a children's favorite and Ordinary Ilfs contracts provided for the landslides and for a num 7:16 Brsnlng Devotions and Happy New Year to Besides the immediate employ ing a Christmas lull in the Frsnco- $62 billion o f the year’s volume. ber of scattered floods in north 7:30 Showcase and News ment problem there’s also the long one Christmaa Eve in the Austrian with this cherished favorite, he 1 his "Joy to tile World" has become Prussian War of 1870. French eol- 7:86 The Army Hour one and alL In the casualty field, the so- ern Italy. 8:06 The World'Today . MOVIE CAMERA term one of automation—new ma Tyro] while returning from a sick grabbed hls ruler and drove them m cherished C9iristmas classic. dferii responded with Adolphe call. He waa a newly ordained Watte wrote "Joy to the World” chines displacing manpower. off. Adam's "Canticle of Christmaa,” Kennedy See# Problem priest assigned to St. Nicholas Down through the ages men of tai 1710 while staying aa a house better known aa "O Holy Night." Church, Obemdorf, q pariah ao guest at the estate Sir ‘niomas 2 F/1.ALENS Kennedy has recognized that all walks of life have added their Adam, composer o f the ballet X this la something his administra poor that the church: mice could and Lady Abney outside London. $ g Q . 9 S voices to be angel chorus, parols "Gleelle'' and aeveral operas, dS' , LIST 99.95 tion la going to have to handle. find nothing better to eat than the have been penned by such di'irerse In that visit he undoubtedly set serves a dlstingutahed place among bellows of the organ. Their choice the all time guest record. He came Labor and management, the authors as Sir Walter Raleigh, the makers of Christmas music. President-elect has Indicated, are of fare saddened the young priest, ii:i- for two weMs and stayed for 36 Mary Queen of Scots, Francis His "O Holy Night” with Its mag going to have to cooperate a great bacause it meant there would be no Scott Key, Johannes Brahms years. His gracious hosts complain nificent "O Night Divine” refrain deal more to find ways to retain Christmaa .muolc. (whose immortal "Lullaby” was ed that it didn't seem long enough. ia by far the beet loved pf all Pausing to rest on hla way workers and otherwise ease the written aa a Christmas hymn), St Miisto Added Letter Chriatmae carols among profea- LENOX PHARMACY Impact c f unemployment. down a mountain. Father Mohr The music we hear today to adonal musicians and has been sung 7 c x u lt waa struck by the beauty of the Francis Xavier, Martin Luther, Pleas for more labor-manage Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry "Joy to tlw Worid” was added by moat of the world’s'great eon ment cooperation came from many snow covered peaks, soft blue to more than 160 years after Watts cert and opera atars. the star light but glowing here ahd Wadsworth Longfellow, Pope Pius quarters after settlement of the IX and Harpo Marx. wrote the words. It was composed record 116-da:' steel strike early there with the torches carried by in about 1670 by Lowell Mason to 1060. hls pariahionera on the way to Mid . The last mentioned, although of MedfiCld, Mm ., and based Joint management-union groups night Mass. comedian by trade, composed tha somewhat loosely on themes found I STILL CAMEBAS were eatabllshed In the.steel m d "Silent night, holy, night beautiful music for "Guardian An in Handel’s "Messiah." fome otjtei' Industries to consider AU la dark, aave the gels,” a carol popularized by the Whan Watts died in 1746, his Row 'prUoleitia m lgh f be resolved T^lght late Mario Lanza and now sung to jut: place In the worid of rellôus without strikes. The words rushed to his mtofi. many chuKhes. lilii music had already been preempted KODAK There even waa a feeble try at Hurrying to the home of hls friend II!!!: by Oharlas Wesley, brother of launching a top-leVel national Franz Gruber, the local ^school- liilil John Wesisy, the. fbunder of labor-management conference. But maater and church organist, the HARMONICAS Methodism, ttm brothers went to BROWNIE STARMATIC auch etforta never came close to priest begged a melody to fit his America In 1796 aa misslonarlea Jelling. simple words. In less than an hour, METRONOME to the new ookmy at Osoigla, Kennedy probably will tiry to Grubebr scored the exquisite poem’’ wbsTS Charles was to be secre LIST nudge along these lagging attempts for gultau* and two voices. MUSIC STANDS tary to Ocn. James Oglsthorpe. 34.50 at a ch levj^ Industrial peace. "We will die, you and I,” Gruber m hsskfa forced him to return Although atrikea were rt a low told hls wife, "but this song will ACCeSSORIES FOR Manchester Shopping Parkade leas than a year later, but ha never never die.” That Christmaa mom- ebb d u ri^ the past year, some of A U INSTffUMENTS forgot ths marvrious singing of Y O U C A N tha bitter ones included two-week ing in 1818, with Father Mohr play ths Qecinaa Moravian opkmlste. ^ YOlOTLANOEft VITOMATIC I walkouts at the Pennsylvania Rail ing the Italian guitar and singing l b s Moravians, a dsvout seot who D O I T I road and the General Electric Co. tenor to Frans Oruber’a rich baas, WARD MUSIC CO. later moved to Pennsylvania, gavs The crucial bargaining situation "Silent Night" first burst forth Your ovm remodeUng and 35 MM. CAMERA upon the worid. 96 SUMMER ST. > West Middle Turnpike Is Charles Wndsy ths faiqdration for building. Our planning to 1061 'will be to the auto indus- hU Ufa work. Hs pubhahed his first WITH LEATHa ^ ^ ^ ^ m o . try. Ccntracta expire at mid-year. From the' dawn o f Christianity, Ya rtent ChMiBoettcut’e (Ndeet^ I bymns at Chsrfaston, 8.C., and MTvice makes it easy. Wert Walter Reuther will be trying to men have borrowed tongues o t Larg«a$ and Only Complete was brought before the grand Jury Coast lumber makes it CASE $ C 0 . 9 5 break new ground in wages and angles to serenade the new bom Mnalo Store in Bavannsh for introducing "Un bcautifull. other benefits. Savior. authorised Hymns into the Wor _ Another potential troubleapot Is ship.” WHY UST 98.49 ' the Teamaura Union. James R. As ths "Post Lauraate of MsUi- Hoffa hag announced he will try odiam," hs wrote more than 6,000 to negotiate a master contract cov Easy To Get To! hymns, finding Inspiration almost TAKE A CHANCE TWIN LENS REFLEX F/33 LB4S ering 400,000 local and long-distance anywhere and writing with ease >c*ICu\nM truck drivers whose contracts ex- under ths most difficult conditions. ÛMIII A lUMLY ca Y A SH IC A i pire within 00 days beginning Feb. Once he fell off his horas u^lle ac- WITH H R E? ‘^■1. I We have your baby’s eom p a n ^ g brother J^bn on an Route 6 and 44A YAfith Leothcr John L. Lewis, the moat spec aVangellcal mission ands6mplained tacular figure ever to cross the that ths resulting injury "spoiled At The Notch, Bolton Carrying Cose American labor scene, decided to all my hymn writing for that day." MI S-2141 call It quits oariy to 1060. Lewis I exact size He daahed o ff "Hark the Herald Open Monday thru UST 59.95 resigned aa president of the United i!ii‘ Angels Bing" whlls walking to Mine Woritera, a port he had held !!l; church one Christmas day and Saturday 8 to 6 for 40 years. thrilling to ths tumult of London's INSTEAD buy only a fro$h troo os ~ VOIGTLANDER VITOMATIC 11 .short a timo.boforo Christmoi os I pottibit. Do not koop a troo oftor 35 MM. CAMERA IMS CHRISTMAS it hot dried out. Locate tree aw ay WITH LEATHER CASE dVE A from exit doors and pa$$ogeway$.' AvaiUthle at W Stand tree firmly in pail of water UST 11&45 WHIRIJOOL or wet $and. Use only non-combui- tible decorotioni. Be careful with ELEVATOR 8 SECTION REFM 8ER/ITQR \Both Storesl THEv FAIR has the finest choke of matches, smoking and open flame. TRIPODS Khg ,!•«! $8.48 Fikos As Low Use only opproi^ typo of wiring BOM » \ J FOLDIMOM l ' j Sorvteo Thot's lotfor in good condition. Hove your old ^ W ith f 65 SIZES FLASH GUN Battoriea Reg. S6.08 $4.78 cords and light lett examined by AND nation: advertised brands of 4 UGH T on electricion'ond repaired before Potterton's WIDTHS MOVIE BAR BuRmi Inehided *9.95 1S6 Oen0«r St.—dor. r t Ohs using. Discard oil worn-out cords.' CARRIED IN Moko certain that all bulbi fit DAYLIGHT HADIAMT MENS I'S-CHILDREN'S WEAR STOCK AT ' a. ' securely. Turn off Christmas troo MOVIE SCREENS 010.80 lights when replacing bulbs, yrhen ALL TIMES I decorating troo, b ^ re retiring, « east of the river ooMPiirns liMB d r HARD. SOLE—FIRM COUNTER or if your house is left unattended. GOOD uni Do not overfood your electric cir* NEWS » z m * 4HI 6 I6HI 6 |6Mi| 7 |7H s POLAR^ B a 1 » X X X 1 X I X 1 X ■k X cults. Place C h rista s gift wrap for tk§ k e n ls f hserlsg C '•X X 1 X X X -*Tx"r*i-i- "X Name Brand Gifts PLUS Convenience pings in metal wosto bosket and CAMERA O U im " " 6 ‘" ...... ■X X>| X X X » 1 X 1 X 1 X X X ...... I'*- X X X get rid of them at once. oodRLM IN STOCK * ) * . *1*1 * 1 * BdB...... X 1*1 *1* 1*1*1 X X r kissT''"' 1.'; 1 1 , i1 * * *1*1" 1 1 InckidRiig the new Cliristmas Merry *ir«.Fi* Them CareJuUf* iS H : Becfric Eye cemteni j ' 1# b- with PHOMi MASSiT TmI Be CraMrier. New This Information was ptoporod by IWMistof Radies and lottnriei in Stock ffiMND RMINR OPEN EVERY NIpHT THIS WEEK TILL 9 YO U R FIRE DEPARTMENT /■ \ HOUROFBXIUSBItXnBIOftORniDItBN Publiihid In tho intorost of public safety by SlioMiHf Parfcade, Middle Turnpike IV,' and n. MANCHESTER CENTER Except Saturday — Christniias Eve — till B ra^SU MandiMter, Open Monday. Tuesday, 10 AM. to SHOPPING 17 SO. MAIN ST. THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY PARKADE WEST HARTFORD f Wednefidfiy Tborsday, M a y , 9 AM. to 9 BM. 299 i. CBHER ST. Ml fJOSH QrIrR^ nHHMtV gntardsy, 9 jpd to 0 PJI, StS MAOI s i : BOCT KOraiOr OTOlUBt AlUB o i ) MONDAY FIw m MI3"4135 '■I f

‘I MANCHESTER EVENING HEKAJL.D, BIANCHESTEK, CONN.; TUESDAY, DECEMUEH 20, I960 »AG£L EIGHT MA^dHESlTift EV|!NI|TQ NEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., T te D A Y , DECEMBER 20, 1960 " V-^ ' 1-"'' least Inerssssd their knowledge a dJilng that produced the major governor for two ysers—^ now Met to expound the (aets. I tfU been provided. what can ba dofie, and the rewards b it ■ _ ^ f O R R I N T snow nor thejieyortty of the oold tragle reeUlt. ;' I try to toash'tafety—by t&e ab Jaycee S electiiig m-- Connecticut And whether or not Dsmocretie theraof. IB €eriturie$ Later could stiflo their ar{lor.” In the air collision over New N e 11 o n e 1 Committeeman' John sence of Mifety gusrde. Too much But ntTor do I tell'a tey or girl Mshy of'BuropO's laoM famous C n f t t i t t s York City,'one fantastic theory Is Golden of New Keven wsa speak protoetlon’ leads to a bit of weak- •Hda fCB lkatm M an o f tibe Y ea r ho or aha does not p a n bacauae ChrisfrnAs earOIs H ive an Ameri- rOHLUMatU BX ing, the other day, after oonsulta- fiOM, by all eoneoznod. il>»iii¥iti«o ooTr OIG. that the operation of a pocket ra Yankee they do not do It right Uw ftnit fitn bttcluritiukida tkm with Mayor Lee, or speaking Go down jtia read to Bethlchtin, 1 call still dMionstrste: what I ^wcCooN dru4 co; Tho Ikaao Watt.’ "Joy I dio by one o f the passengers on one timo or the second. . try to teach, but it took me over M l Mam I t .Tsi la to n i American Pastor Wrote The Manobostor Jonlbr Chamber By A. H. O. for 'Lae’s own snllghtsnmant, to the World" waa borrowed jerom of Cemmtroo baa namoi a.eom- of the planet may possibly havs As long as the fundamentala are .40 years o f unSubsldlsed eikper- there was an atmoaiâre of au It’s quiet thers, a thama of Handel by Lowell rnitUie 't o uoak 'T h e Oustandlag r ^T*R_ft rE* thrown the plane’s* instruments Except for angol-songs . In abeoibed,. the person w ill carry m i iehce, books and hardware to learn PnhHdwri _ In one direction, it would seem, thority and finality In hla pro Maaon of MedfleM, Maok T oon g Man at tha Tear" in Man Ftonxled OctoMr i, im o ff just enpugh so that the still nouncement that he peraonally be- . lofty key safely, if they like the sport,’ and i t Slncarely, ‘O tittle Town’ Carol .Read H erald A dvii iM pIrod b y BtaiKlag' chester; Viaesat Diana, jayeea the Impending Kennedy adminis lievea Lee baa alwaya favored the Outsoartnf far tks shepherda’ if they don’t they will have at Philip P. Newcomb more fantastic coincidence of two Cbarlea Wesley, author of 'H ark prasiduit, atuunmeod today. tration shuffle bf the Connecticut United Btatea Senate as Ms next jubilee. The committee, headed Rob needles in a haystack stabbing one Carols en Mayflower the Herald Angela “Sing," waa picture solves a problem potential scene o f operations. And, whether By Buen A. MDU40AN t ert Haavlaidei, la eanvaaabig another could take place. he wsa speaking for or to Mayor ■ It’s wondrous there, A P Nawsfeataras Writer Uke "SUent Night," it became haired to write hymna after Uat- ly more troublesome than any It ehlng to tha.-ainglng of German ehurehea buatneaaaa, and other or- SUBSdUraON RATfiS In the air craah In Munich, the Lee, there seemed equal authority Where Mrise men kneel, their Christmas BVe in tha H oly Land, Christmas claasie. N o other creates. In fact, it seems to have gaalaatlena to detanaino arhloh _ ^ ParabU te A«?aiie« pilot, aware o f the fact that he had and finality in Golden’s pro endless journey through. American hymn is held in such Morayiana in tha colony o f On# Taaf .•••**•••••••••••••••*•• solved the problem in the only 1896. young man — 21 through 38 yaora nouncement that tha IfifiS nom And rise, how changedl The Riding horseback into the hal high esteem throughout the world, Georgia. pin Mootba ••%•••••••*■«••••••*** engine trouble, and fighting for his way it could have been solved "Away in a MAngar," errone old — haa cantrUmtod Uw moat to Thfa# MofiUia ination for governor is "certain” heavens and earth are new! lowed mils, the tall American although America has product On6 Mofilb *»9o chance o f circling back to the field peacefully, for the Democratic many o f the finest CSurlitmts ously attributed to Martin Luther, the community during tho year. WaakiT to go to Dempsey. zninister came to the same field Nomlnatlen blaaka are available OopT • a . .t...• *• from which he had Just taken off, party that is. It would seem, in Short, thM It ’s holy there, ., where centuries befera the shep carols—-an output far out o f pro originated among the Lutherana One firm aaeumptlon in Con of eastern Pennsylvania. from any member, of the Manchaa- might have made it if the tail, for events have boxed In Mayor (>a A e \Mary whispers, rapt herds had waitriied their flocks by portion to the rise and age of the MfeiMBliiR UV necticut politic# has been ' that All diamonds described os "Angels We Hava Heard on plied the muaie after aating the ter Jaycaaa. TBB ASSOCUTKD PB mldable cross of a great cathedral by coming up with precisely the prayer, In fear, n ight country. poem in a. newspaper... The two even if Kennedy had lost and had High” ia a French carol with a Membera of Heavisidoa’ eommit- Tn« AMOclaM Pres* 1* cxclualTair one and only situation which could "The riddle o f tha world Ues A chill tivinter wind sweeping off the first singing of carols in never met. •ntitled to the om t'epuMIeaUon of had not caught his wing, perhaps thua left Governor Rlblcoff un TREASURE CHEST DIAMONDS ore tea are Dr. John Wright, Douglas ever have done the job. I f you answered here." the mountains Urged him to ride the New World may jiave taken Latin chorus and an English name. Both Sstcred and Popular •li oewa dlapatehea oraBitad to h at by a matter of Inches. disturbed in his state oflllce, Ribl- Cheney, Webster Copp and Paul not otharwlaa e^ ita d In thta papei looked at it from a certain posi of exceptienolly fine quality on, but the solemnity o f the scene place on board the kfayflower, It- is o ft # : palled the Wostmlnstor Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s coff would not have run for that anchored off Previnoetown oh carol jtocause It fifldltionally h i# - and alao the local oewa oubUahed hare. Again yesterday, on the world's tion, you might have a nightmar- Go down the road to Bethlehem. held him fascinated. The night was T Htdrd the l^lU on.. Chtistmas Alt rlflita of republleatloB of aoâl ofllce again. I f he were to run for. Dec. 26, 1620. The PUgrims did lighted the Christntaif: program at dlapatchea haraln era alao reaerrad newest and largest aircraft carrier It’s God who's there. hushed and clear, the woods dia Day" has been given musical treat anything, it would have been npt celebrate Christmas, 'scorn Westminster CathiSfliiaf. Actually, from the Kennedy victory on mond dipped In frost. Below him, ment both as a sacred hymn and ^TrainKiUflS Full aertlea cllant of N B. d down in Brooklyn, it was a matter the United States Senate. ing the feast as "Popish non it originated In Qi»b<|q. down. Is nothing more than a plot the dark streets of Bethlehefn a popular Christmaa song. The le t •"« . of Inches. A, small hoisting truck, Then, from all indications, — Anonymous sense," but the non-church mem Wlniamsport, Pd., is the birth Publlaheta RapreaanUtlTeai RgAinst Lee. Submitted by atretehed out under the timeless poet penned the words on Christ Minneapolis, Dec. 20 (F)—^Flve there would have to be a battle bers on board were allowed to place of the catol “We Tliree Jultua lUthnra Special Aaency — New operating on the deck of the Con' So, where all might have been the Rev. John R. ffeubert stars. mas night, 1$9S, six' months after youBff men. apparently taking time York Chlcaao P^mlt wid_ Boatoa. for the gubernatorial nomination. make the day merry with songs Kings o f Orient Are,’', written In BXmEAtl O t stellation, got an Inch or two too strife and struggle as Connecticut Cbinmunity Baptist Church the battle o f. Gettysburg and a off their joba for a coffoo break, lIBJfBER AtTDIT Judging by the fierce rumblings **0 UtUe town of Bethlehem . and feasting In the main cabin. 1857 'by the Rev. ilohn Henry CmCOlATIONB close to a tank of jet fuel, ahear- Democrats faced toward 1962, all short time after his son hsd been were killad last night when their which have beSn coming, out of H ow still wo see thee Ito The first American caroL Hopkins Jr. Hopklns;t serving as wounded while serving with the car waa ground to Mta under a ' The Herald PnnUii* Ctnnpenrv li ing off a protruding plug, letting New Haven ovej the past few Is now beautiful peace and har Jesous Ahatonnla” (Jesus Is aaaumea no financial reapanalbnlty Above they deep shd îscopalian rertor of Wllllams- Army of the Potomac. Great Northern Railroad passenger years, Mayor Richard Lee intend mony, and State <3bairman Bailey I / f i r s t i n Bomj.-was written in the Huron trpoeraphtcal errom appearlqil In . out the ^>el so it could find a level will hardly need to devote mucji dreamless sleep port’s Christ Chvrp^; wrote both "G o Tell it to. the Mountains,” a train. vertiaenienta and other raadmi lUM in the ship where there was fire to ed to db battle for the guberna Open Forum The silent stars go b y .. language by John de Brebeuf, a the words and the music, a rarity strikingly beautiful Negro spiritual The coroner's office said all five In The Monchecter Bteiriiw tterald. torial nomi'nation even if Gover-. time to Connecticut, so smooth Jesuit missionary who labored ignite It. There may, by some ac the road forward. for Carol composers. Singers re that dates back to the earliest days worked at on alectitqtlatlng firm DUjplay adrertlalBR cloalBd Qolira: nor Rlbicoff and Democratic State Tsaohing Safety ^ OIAWOND The beauty o f Bethlehem on that among Uie Huron tribe from 1926 gard this stately dramatic carol of plantation slavery, now has. tak adjacent to tho wrack scone in sub counts, have been another matter May we add that, although we night, so profoundly affected the For Mondae—1 o.m. Frldav. Chairman Bailey formally es until his martydoin by Iroquois as one o f the best, from a musical en its place among A..iertca’s fa urban BrotdUyn Park, 'nwy had Fo* Tueaday—1 p.m. Mradar. dutifully chart circumstances To the Editor, Rev. Phillips Brooks that three Fjt Wedneeday—1 p.ra.JTueaday. of Inches before the tragedy be- poused Ueutenant Governor John torturers in 1649. standpoint, and are particularly vorite Christmas carols.- left tha plant, apparently for. Dempsey as their candidate. For we aee them, and as they would In reference to your editorial of ears later he was able to trans For Thumday—1 b.nv Wedneaday cabie fully confirmed, a matter of VALUE ledimna M sik Chrlstniss enamored with its rs#urour As it has-In all ages and nations ooffca break. Shortly before their For Friday—1 p.m. Thuraday. Lee, 1962 would have to be the seem to project themselves into the 12th instant, “ Always Good Sit# it into an exquisite poem for For Saturday—11 p.m. Ftlday. a few inches of fire still burning the future, we really don't believe In the "Jesuit Relations,” mis Chorus: since the dawn of Christianity, the car was hit about 9:30 pjn. by ClaaiM^ deei.i.idllne: U«> 10:30av.ATV a m. - I year in which he moved up, or fof the Kids?”—I agree so whole his Sunday School clsaaes at Phila sionary reports sent back to the great Gloria chorus that tha angels Great Northern’s No. 7 'Winnipeg day of phWleatlon eacapt Sahjrday— when the fire extinguisher on the subsided forever. Hie personal pas a word of all this ? This order Of heartedly I write to commend you. delphia’s Church of the Holy Trin "O star of wonder, star apple pie has been baked far too superiors in Paris, another Jesuit; sang at Bethlehem continues to in Limited, headed from St. Paul to • a.m. scene went dry, and gave the blaze sion has always been for a try at In the small part that 1 have ity. The words were set to music by o f night spire poets and composers to re far in advance to come up un Father Bartholemew Vimont, tells Winnip#, Man. a second life which enabled it to the Governor’s chair, rather than played in the Manchester Rifle Lewis Redner, his church organist how the HuronS celebrated Christ Star with royal beauty new the ancient melody in infinite The crew and passengers es tlacember 20 changed. to the 1962 Democratic and Sunday School superintendent, take over the whole ship. for the Senate. Club, 'with -both officers and boys mas in 1645: bright variations. caped injury. State convention. In fact, if we who always maintained that the WMtward. leading, still The possibilities for 1962 — all and girls, I have seen exactly the "They built a small chapel of The coroner’s office Identiflad tha Time Past And Time I>eft ■Whether either of the pilots in these, of course, now having been find it there, we’ll eat it. Don’t melody cams to him In a dream af proceeding. things you.talk about—young fel cedar and fir branches in honor of victims as Roger W. Bronson. 20, amended by events—ranged from us why we doubt. It's merely the ter weeks of fruiUess struggle. Guide iH to the perfect 20’a, lOO’a Popular On# o f th# aid# dividend# of « i r the New York air collision, or the lows and girls so anxious to suc the manager of the Infant Jesus. Gary STank Lambert, 19, Larry all out battle between Lee and Imponderable unpredictabilities of On Christm as Eve, liSS, light." towers controlling and advising ceed—with a needle in their pos They .wished to perform some . N ew York—^We’re uSing more Frederick Danner, 19, Ambrose A. proipwaaiv# knowledge about Dempeey.ort down to an Imaginary life and politics. years almost to the hour afi them, might ha\*e done some split teriors put there by parents, with penance for better receiving Him The Rev. Dr. Edmund Scars, a money nowadays. Bigger money, Hoppe, 22, of Auburban Anoka, atomic energy ha# been our ability scene In which Rlbicoff and Bailey ^‘Silent Night" first echoed through a needle also put there b y ' the into their hearts on that holy day, Harvard man, wrote the words to too. Twenty and hundred-dollar and Paul Arthur Scharber, 18, second thing which would have told Dempsey Lee’s claim was too the Austrian Alps, a choir of 9 to meaaure time backward and act Hides from Danger Lord knows who. and even those who were at a dis "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" bills constitute about half the 32 Rogers, Minn. averted disaster, or whether the powerful to be denied. teachers and 39 Simday School datea for thia or that clvlliaatlon, tance of two days’ journey met at while watching the snow fall out billion in currency outstanding, All this President-elect Kennedy A porcupine does not roll itself But I also see the other side chlldrsa lifted Phillips Brooks’ "O according to the amount of radio pilot over Munich might have a given place to sing hymns in side his study windows at W ay- according to the Federal Reserve At birth, a griasly bear is has resolved nicely. The one sure into a ball when danger threatens. which I think is in the majority, LitUe Town o f Bethlehem” into the swerved away from the high cross, honor of the new-born Child. land, Mass., in 1849. A Yale man, Board. In 1939, currency outatand' scarely bigger than a skinned activity which ha# eacaped from formula ‘for guaranteeing Demp It simply arches its back and but I sure wish the m ajority was ranks of the world’s great Cbrist- or whether the operator of the Neither the Inconvenience of . the Richard S. WUlis o f Detroit, sup- Ing totaled 7.9 billion dollars. squirrel. Ita artifacta. sey nomination in 19^2- that of hides Its nose between. Hs fore larger. mas carols. In my own teaching, I do my Poaeibly, too. * there may be hoisting truck on the Constellation putting him actiially in office as paws, waiting for trouble. something In the atomic proceaa might, with a different mood on OPEN EVERY Treaeure Cheet Mar which meaaure# time forward, and him or a different kind o f night the quise, 14K gold with night before, liave been an Inch or baguettes, center dia ANNOUNCING PAYMENTS TO RAMBUR BUYERS AS SALES VOLUME INCREASES telia us how long a certain civiliza mond, 56/100 c t tion is likely to la.et. two more accurate in his driving— NIGHT TILL 9 $540 It la the aiiapicion that there these are the little human.things may be a radioactive clock which ws m ay never know. tells time forward, too, and which But every now and then, in such la about to begin racing on ua, svents, we get s somewhat fright' Treasure Chest Oval EXCEPT SATURDAY Diamond. 14K gold ening view of the ctfmplexlty of the Why You Should Join Rambler’s New which contribute# alarm to the setting, diamond posslbliity that a new nation, routine operations of modern life w e l| ^ 63/100 et. very small nation, larael, may be It is the amazing achievement $445 developing a statu# as an atomic of otir age that we can and do m llltaiy power. carry off operations which do dS' pend upon spllt.inch and spllt-ssC' As the atomic age began, we Round-cut seUtalra, and Canada and Britain were ond accuracy and efficiency. It is 14K yellow gold, dia theoretically partner# In it. We the recurrent risk of such an age mond weighs 49/100 soon passed a law, however, for that even the slightest error on c t bidding u# to tell our partner# the pert of machine or Instrument or We take sincere pleasure $3tS the human factor which can never secrets they had helped u# create, and there was a brief span of time be quite eliminated can, when the in extending to you our fates seem to will it, produce ma during which we thought of the BEST WISHES Treasure Chest Dia atomic bomb a# an American jor tragedy. mond, platinum with baguettes, center dia monopoly. Russia broke that With three mioh major tragedies for e HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON! mond, 50/100 ct. monopoly, and then Britain decided In four days, we have had enough 'I believe participation by M consiirriers^ In mass sorrow to last out ths holi $550 to uae the knowledge it had Join : i- * V- ' . .' .Vi < SJr ed ua In creating to constitute it day sssaon. Ij#t us hope the cycle ONE-HALF* economic progress le absolutely necessary self as. an atomic power, and then is Indeed complete at three. - ' 'T ' :N', ' v> ws had three. Treasure Chest 8-Dla* mend wedding ring, Acs ' ^ >< I > Tl'- These three, as blithely as if In meeting the nation's economic needSe" It’s Not Too Early platinum, total dia their own continued monopoly had mond wieight, 85/100 been guaranteed forever, have been We have been waiting for the e t engineering advances such as the acid- spending many years diacuasi'ng perfect shopping day. Surely, obert Jo $300 proof, rustproof Ceramic-Armored HOW RAYMINTS TO BUm fl W IU Bl DfiTIRMINID IN tils possibility of control of atomic among ail thoee that have been muffler and tailpipe. - IS CARAT AMIRICAN MOTORf’ CUfiTOMn MtOORISS SHARING RROORAM armaments, and the pest two left before Christmas, one was to 'The Rambler line in c ite s three years in a.specialized dieciisslon of come along in whl^ the tempera- Buvns Treasure Cheet Emer- basic sizes o f compact can—Rambler til# possibility of at least agreeing ttire would be balmy, tha footing RSCIIVB BOND FAYMgNT GALflO LflVflUO ald-eut, 14K white American, Rambler Classic and Am U.S.SAVINW upon a treaty which would regu rnire, the storea uncrowded, and the R old, baguettes, center REAL ESTATE S m i t h bassador, the latter two developed BONM DICSMBIR JANUAtY PStaUAkV MAICH late the testing of atomic, weapons. spending instinct strong and iamond, 61/100 e t OMwIVViIm) (Dw.Jm.Mi0 (DH.4MJ«k.Mil) (DwmSiMiD \NCE B mOORPORATED J after the original American wries. While they thus negotiated, healthy. INSURANCE $440 S128 45,247 97,671 140,139 195,946 RAMBLER SAIU SOAR 42,231 182,913 Preeldent de Oaulie came to.power But as one not quite perfert day DIAMOND $106 91,159 130,796 MS MAIN ST.. GROUND rU)O R— TEL. m *-5241 $ 39,214 94,649 121,483 169,320 In France, with tfie Idea that pos after another has flipped itself off In two yean, RamUcr*a per cent of 75 "IN8URANSM1THB BINGE 1914" $ SO 36,198 79,136 112,111 186,787 sessing an atomic homb would be the calendar, we have been toying market has mota that donbleA For the 7a Round-cut solitaire, 10% $ 25 33,191 71,638 102,763 143,694 the thing to restore France to tentatlvply with the idea that a 14K white gold, dia last 38 strai#t months, Rambler sales status as a major world power. serious, businesslike Christmas mond weighs 61/100 have estaU isM n new racerd for that UlEirMUMt PfMrUITTni ^30^168 65,114 93,426 130431 c t BMBth. We wMt to contiam this growth When France did It, the tl\,ree shopper such as we always like to $400 NOTIi /s mil cmttt, "BVrEKlSf’ mmu a ftrtam wka •elmBjf (a*M Mftry, ml rt*CM os arStr. existing atomic powers were dis be should, perhaps, Just go out and by strvlag you even bettm. WHY IT «nu M Y YOU TO WV flOW. This ttplqiM premss it (iimulxtive ssd t#lro- tressed, but they made no move shop, without waiting for the per RINGS THE NEW RAMILIR CRUSADE setiv#. Early buyers caujeftnor*, but never leu bonds, tiuui (mym in suoce#ding W E ’l.I. BET to open their club and admit fect combination of all circum months. Your ktmbkrVMibr «91 be happy to |ivs you Uw complst* details of the , CEGBGE ROMNEY Our new Rambler crusade, like our plan but hart is a quick.iXaigpl# of how it worits and ks#pt on working for you: FYance to their negotiations. stances. It is, after all, the mark Man’s 14K yellow gold YOU NUVEH ’ IhtaMatf, ASMrieM Motort Cofpanulon compact crusade, is baaed on sharing If Dewnbtr Rambler detivHisa tncnaM 20% ovisr last December, D#cemb#r buysra of But when France did do it, of a pnident and responsible per diamond ring, diamond weighs 51/100 ct. Rambler progress with dtr buyen. ntw Ramblers or Metropolitans will tecciviTSSO bondi. A t the four-month period everybody could know that, from son'to he early, end the Tuesday We belicTe the new RamUcr enmade progisHss, additional bonda will be mailad to tha Deoambar buyer* aacb tinm tha hefora Christmas la by-no means $435 cumulativa lalm reach a higher bond payment salN level. KNEW..; that moment on, it was only a I to a top portion has put haa timely sigaiflcance. Our country too early, to begin taking such an Also, if sales increase for tfia fbur-monib period exetsds S0%, prepettiontta additional question pf time until other nations H la paffOan.tO aaiartake a new cni- , currently b cxpcricndBg a aslld eco clement as time Into consideration. ARE payments will be made torall buyers dipiiig any of tha four-months. b e g a n ^ do it, ioo. 99iA Waprapaaif which could provide nomic slowdown— with rising foreign Treasure Cheat S-Dla- Possibly that first nation will be Against the fear that one could MbMaal and aatioual benefits competitioa and weakness o f the dmiar. Israel, doing It with the aid of be too early, If one started now, mond ring, 14K yellow gold, total diamond thfifl aay we’ve pet andertaken, calls Our larger coaipedton a n considciing there are other fear# that could France. Pneslbly It will be Com weight, 45/100 ct. Nr «eh*er proiriss sharlag. partial maanfactan and ia^pertation o f deilvcry o f a new Raatt|ir * .>idw '. BOTH CUSTOMERS A m ...how Connecticut Keeps the wheels munist China, doing it with the he balanced. It could be that other m # .mS JM $275 As volume goes up, costs come can for the U.S. amrket flrom afaroid. Mefropolitaa lietwaan lOpnmhflr' 1, AMERICAN MOTORS OAIN aid ,of Russia. There car he unrer- shoppers are even more impetuous, down. So, sharing economies that Then te a general profit tqnenw. 196t, and March 31, 196]»:^(om ab and began their shopping last Y ob W ve everylhbig M gain and noth- tsJntji' and speculation about the would result from a 50% Rambler We bdbve the greatest dhigla ace- authorized Rambler deeU»;Ya«dqdiak week, or even earlier. It could be UNSURPASSED ^ t b hwoity loiahigthb cnaadc. The identity of the nation which will Aalpa-faia ovee last year for the peri- nomie eanae b that rebtivdy too mach goTcrmnealalaaba), .. turning in the Treasure Cheet Bridal •aaie b trne for ns. be next; there need be no doubt tiist not many store# will be open : ed D u m b er through Mansh opuid o f the fruit o f industrial effort has been o f A a benefit nf nddMomri coal l a i i # ' / Set. 14K' yellow gold, ' Ydacak’lbdfihoemmaRnriHeraara - at all that there wnll be a next next Sunday morning. The sneaky total diamond weight, rdvfde payments to customcra o f goiag to a few wcD orgaaized economic tioa reaultiag from fnithb' IncrtMuoa la nation, and then another, and an way the weather has been behav *Pellih«4 cut diomeedi *r* larahr 51/100 c t f18,698,062. groups, not to dm consnwr. Rambler aalea Tolnam. other. ’ ing. there might be a snowstorm esiihcS Is elect Mc.|i*ll (U/IN) ceret «cl(W, The semel reef e el $410 But, before presenting our new This can mean n sharlng wilh Raiu- Every lime this certainty flicks Saturday afternoon. ene-hotf ceret ike Sieisendi ii Rambler crusade, let me review some CUSTOMBS TO SHARI Uer buyers during the 4-menfli .period ftM,mai Y ob iMdm your ragular deal he tho before their eyes, the big mem Although we havs been delaying .betweee «/IWeed H/IW ceret. highlights o f the first one. RAMSLIR RROORiSS o f goYarnsneW anrings btmde (Series R ) o A nudear-powered American euimarine deariy ctotoon- Ngriar way fsr.B now Rambler. You bers of the exclusive nuclesr club our actual shopping until what we forged our basic Rambler Wo decided there was soapicthiag ws w iA a Bsatartty Yalae from $3,f79,SM •fnifeg U$ mitaile capability ...a powerful deterrent to which is no longer »xf lusive, act ss nmy iheN'plropeilbuBtehr In the seamed th* Inspirational moment, All prices INCLUDE Foderal tag : iconoispts, U.S. can were in a size, could do. W e decided to eta n futun (10% anlea increase), to $M,f|30,7SO ; any woutd-bf aggreeeor. if they were alarmed at the pros we haven't been wasting our tim f horsepower and styling-change race progrem with A L L enstomers who take ,.(5 0 % incrcaie). Sec chart for dem b. ' , fit ' V WbBm bf 4Ncamlbr, 196B, and tha pect of someone less responsible entirely. We have been reading that cost tbp car buyer money. So, we 0 A CobaU-60 tdetiierapy unit earn pain and tmproiito the chmeee fe^n ■yRtHtbria’islBihaafUil. ' than they getting the homb. But The Herald advertisements, and developed the* compact, economical, cancer victim... 0 potent weapon in modem medicine'$ deadlieat dnsgle, . VdfMBbyflcqiiiriiignMmRaiBto that doesn't indicate that they looking at windows, and ghosting gK)#rnly «i#wered. Rambler. ■ M ICHAELS believes In taking the guesswork out owastp, urlttb uw IBU0 m themselves are suddenly about to our way quickly in o n ' aisle and 1 a An atomic power plant enauree a virtually endlcaa auppiy c i aafe^ ^fpen/d- inamiNÛBlereBr to the Ibhiiu. 11m^ become responai'ole enough to ne o\it another, and we don't think o f buying o diamond. Hence, com e in and let us CONSUMER BINimS nOM a id e clectrie power,,.a major adution to the p rM a n of dwindling gotiate even the first beginning of bacuuM Rambler owaara bncomt the merrhants of Manchester have explain to you exactly why these one-holf carat LOWER ntlCiS RanMar labmaen tad «n tim most natural raaourcca, - eorrie kind of international control ever presented a more appealing, Sure to delight didrhond rings .differ in price. See for yourselfl Beeeusa o f low volume, we had to linral *^«paai buyara” ofaiiy Behind thetm and a thousand other examplto of hunatoing a ^ to o\er the military aspects of atomic attractive. Interesting, and still price our fint Rambler Ametkant Atk yumr. SfBihbar a l • pull all of ua Into a safer, brighter and healthier urorid & milliMBôf energy. basically sensible Christm u dis about equal with Chevrolet end Ford, Perhaps somebody can master inveetment dtdtoig and the efforts of the nation’s beet minds to reduang play, full of Items it would be A G A IN and A G A IN and AG A IN traditionally “ lowest priced.” Jain to In foenring tha aution’s attaa- the radioactive clocck which I ells the terrible riaka and hazards involved in creating the new and awesome pleasant and profitable to buy or ^.QUALITY FOR QUALITY A t ear output and ccoaoinies In- tioa on tha emeariaBty at oqabaMy civilization time forward well When the gift Is Fanny Former condiet, fresher. . . or moro welcomo. wpndere of the Nuclear Age. to own nil year round. W e hate the ir ia iii. we shared the resulting eco rimriito acaBomic proflraas with A L L enough to read and guess how folki enjpy something different and ex AAorry QvMmos Box, gala in red, gold extremely useful gift, and we hate MICHAELS IS NEVtR UNDERSOLD nomic ndvnntngea wMi RnliMer ens- -Tr-ipTTT R tha W H O LE N A T IO N It has been said by thoaa magaged in these great nuclear enterprieea that ma^y year# suifh atomic anarchy the frilly gift which is really of no citing every time the box is opened. Over and groen, packed with bultercreaiM, tonMnbDaqite iniktloa,we kept prkes btopreapei concedes mankind. 22 (tovon and o wide variety o f shapes tito lose potential is s6 peat that “not a wheel would turn were it not use at ati, hut we applaud the gift nuts, fruits, eartneelf, worshtwHow-ond* lew. Wa nlao conccalnled on dnrabOily for Amcf^’s great inatvanoa toduatiy. . . which can be exciting and attrac ond sizes fll! every boxi AAode with the fudpei pocteli, dork and mile chocotof®# EASY PAYMENTS INVITED M i la a ilT Tkat ia whp Rambler cx- tive and have lasting value too. flnait foods, lo r e 's no candy finer. S l b t o l U O mls i j Irw h ii free operation, as afaowa Omnecticut’a own great inauranca coBmaniea are knee-^p in the InchcB And Reconda This looks to be a wonderful year by tiada aarveya mUa by others. Nuclear Ago. They virtoany “ro-wroto the hook” to ertabliahtof JThJa is a good point, in the pre- for that kind «f gift. Merchants, What haa this done? It hat in- P .t , Some may say-one company ratee and coverage for neks on a scale never beftm dreamed ql. iMllday Msaon, to hope that dis alert! We early ahoppere are on craased our salea—made us a vigorous engineers and- technical qiedaligto help smooth the way for b ip ^ asters. de Indeed corns In thrsss, our way. MW competitive factor, compplung all can’t do much about national proto toms ss big and complex as those cited hawdous nuclear projecto.by providing a wide variety for yesterday a tragic trio was engineering totvicee eeeenttol to their safe com|rfetion. And, peotoPO oaoit eomplsted. WctUJjMt’axrbat skeptics said TV* Radio in Schools about RAmbfer’s Erst ctusaide. Let’s imptwriant of dl, Coitoacticut’a inmiranoe induifay haa inyofltod lai|R mawa 'IB sseli o f our three major die- ■If hettaejMyatt-^ , of mon^ to help finance many of the nation’s gnat nuclear raaaarrh and | BStots within a specs o f four days London — Sducational-televlMoa j s w e k k s - siivnsMirHt cauae Rmir big caft don’t havo dm 1^ thing b bom amaO. I f ttos BOW Rambler crueada b Bomsthing relatively mlnoS^ in the experiments in,Britain began in eompactif advanend angiiieering.' > rRamt' devekqpmantprojacta.. ■■ 1952. Before that the Brttleh 958 MAIN STBEEf righu.it caa suooead and tpim d; just way of miscalculation, faulty por- De^bu these Biovaa to iiNCt. Ram* Broadcasting Company had been Phone MI 8-2741 Her cootpalidoD, RaiAlcr American as tha compact car cooeept did. Tbii ii the stow of hoar tiie Ineuranoa ooiepadiB of BoyttOB, or faulty functioning— beaming educational radio pro- LENOX PHARMACY bring the bright dreams of the Nudear Age a Httip’ r that oeuld bo eeleulaUd, frame into clesarooms for SO .mideb nre.itow frietd not tmiy heiow Moaksys SIS esaght by fltUng a ODCOBUt ihsU wkh chopped eoMout nwat. The SMUksyt grasp a M#. JsMMni’s raraal Mta Ytrk frtu Com yeara, More than 3S,0Q0 sehoole WIKNOWN NAAAE, THE KNOWN QUAUTY t m IVNO ' H i cm M Mnw thab > Bhnoat te tsm u o f Indies 2 t V L CMIVR T4pvf# fiwfid anA mM{Hbi to 1st any go. saaisqi withdiaw Gtir paws. Sa, dwy am easy viettoa. fkmtei'ita ” CaMsarir thsibg and ths Na- now usa the educational radio cTtoUA* Mimmsr b aat ysc at scrawny at ahowa, hut ualsM lham is a amm squitthb divisioa 'tb s tioa’s Eceneesy" anrteto4 rntteawHt-mtieo. at fib psadaetfiNip benasi^ he wB gM lhai way. Gas of Gs Owes AaHfina gBupa mart M . ■.jm.- saspiftb ftotjif hjt aavaral axdusivt troubto-ftna go aad est an sseeipb or aS will ha eaptand oad, aloag with tbs taanfm, all will eaflkr. Ammhm 5$tttnt Bta 29, DMmfrJtZ, Mb*. .'oiftiDiB bB oowNBow cu T a TO RABifm cnbii TBN MANCHBSTEB EVENIWO HEKiîD, MANCHESTER, OONNi, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1960 M ANCHBSl^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONNo TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1960 y w ' — presenting a program emphasismg diversion of highway funds for a^y tional convention and Harry Cald Tima” ; Columbia Grange, Tee- teîip-fly In Push Medical, ; School Board Asks Report^ MasterPbm ^ CiviliansPay Heed to Words Grange fôles the plan to have a class o f 5,000 otbar purposa, aa issue upon which well of North Carolina, saerstafy. mans HaU, 8 p.m,, CKrietmae pro-' Obituary Soviet Connecticut members taka the 7th thS efrangs has taken a strong Aetivlties Slated gram. degree in Worcester, Maas., next hand. I>ac. 90—Hebron Orange, Gilead Dec. 22 — HUletown O nage, 8 Novembar. Mr. Mitchell notes p.m., "What Is Christmas Spirit?" ^ Program Land Transfer^Sheum Razing Report Made From Army Language ScHiool Btato Master Robert k T Mltcta- ■ Washlagtea News Hall, 8 p.m., "Chrietmaa Night," that this approkimatas ons fifth The next meeting 'o f the Na open to Grange families; Good grab bag exchange, program by Voigt Found Dead eU and his staff o f .dspuUsa ars of tbe membership of the 157 sible change In the Senate rules Recotd tional Grange executive commit W in Ormnga, 8 p.m„ Cbrlatmaa Juvenile Grange; Coventry C ««■ raft Oaa) A three-part motion ealUng for# Olenney will makesa report of By WARD OANMn. fuate rM l' situation rooonns whsrs conducting "schools o f Instrue- Orangoa In Coaneoticut Tha State party; HlUstown JuvenUe Orange, Orange, 8 pjn., public card party. to ahut off flUbusten against civil the transfer of Highland Park To Planners tee wilt take place in Washington, In Parked Auto his findings at the neat meeting Nesrs|Mper EBterpriaa Assn; everybody has to play the pmrta tlon” all ovsr - tbs stats through Master amphasea this wilt be a D. O., the week o f Jan. 16-21. Ray 7 p.m. caroling. Dec. 28 — Hillatown Juvenile ItctalatkiB which they want « i- rights legislation more easily. land to the board of educatimi, the (CoMlaa s i Worn Pago Oa*t ths month of December and ex lîalatlve year, and Grange legisr He replied that he and Johnson 6 t the school board. Mmtarey, Calif. — (NKA) — of waiters, conductors, passengers, Teagên of Kansas was re-elect Dec. 21 — Maaohester Orange, Orange, 7 pjn. Exchange of gifts, acted. removal of a Town Highway De-. A preliminary report of Man policemen, etc. pect to have them concluded by lative action must include a con Orange Rail, 8 p.m., ’‘Christmas and a vlelt foom Santa. both feel that this la a matter to John H. Voigt, «7, of 26 Palm (The prellmihary report by. the Thtfs an signs of a big change proxlflmtoly 18. million toiu and Williams Unveils ed âirman during the recent na Referrihf to the Pre*id«nt-elect St., was found dead yesterday In partment tool shack from the E. chester’s Comprehensive Planning 3. From time to time tbe class iha middle of January. They are stitutional amandmant against the and JohnaoB, Rayburn aald; be decided by the Senate. The Plannl^ and Renewal Associates Study was presented by Planning coming for our school kids—and powor gonoratlon by SO billion hla car which was parked in a Middle ’l^ke., and a request that it’s iAout time. es are taken out into real life. •1 ttilnk they have taken a wiae President-ilect added, however, the Plaiming and Renewal Asso was'pfesented to the Town Plan and Renewal Associates of Boston kilowatt hours. Them and other 'Secret of Office West Hartford parking lot. According to OoL James Law- An evening with a community poaiUon by saylngr that thle Is that he does feel that it should ciates of Boston present its pre^ ning Commission last night). before the Town Planning and Zon heavy Industry Inorsasss for ths He was taken to St. Francis ton Collins Jr., commandant, the that speaks their assigned lan a matter for the House." be possible for a simple majority liminary report soon was approved Frank Sheldon, chairman of the ing Commission (TPC) But night. year were an all-time high, he ' Lansing, Mich., Dsc. 80 (JP)— of Senators , to limit debate. Hospital where he was pronounced Army Language School at guage reassures them that they "Kennedy brushed aside all ques dead on arrival. Medical Examiner last night by the board of educa board’s building and sites sub Charles Woodman and Harold are learning to speak and under declared. Gkrv. O. Mermen WUllams raffled tions dealinir with the sise of the Mansfield aald he favors a change Kramer of Renewal Associates pro Monterey is now under heavy Donald R. Hazesi is Investigating tion. committee, recommended that the siege by civilian school admini stand. Novikov said mors than 7.4 mil off to newsmen last night a bolt new administration's budjjet for in Senate rules to limit debate more vided the commission members It takes 24 weeks for the Army easily. But he indicated that he has the cause of death. Edward Glenney, chairman of board wait for the preliminary re strators 'Who would like to know lion additional acres of land o f vicuna cloth o f the variety he the fiscal year starting July 1. West Hartford police say Voigt the board’s fiscal jmllcles subcom port of the survey group before It with a preliminary progress report to turn out an Ameriesm fluent in would be put under cultivation, in- He said he is not familiar with no intention of pressing for such a was. found sitting in the car at the of their extensive study to date. the Army’s secret of phenomenal Spanish, French, German, Italian and 47 other governors received TRMSURl CHCST DIAMONDS change at the start of the session. mittee, was named to contact Gen does anything further in its rec success. clud^g ” iuldUional virgin land the final budget which President parking lot of the United Tool and eral Manager Richard Martin for ommendations for adding rooms to Aerial photographs which will or Portuguese. It takes 37 weeks «reas” In Aslan Soviet rdpubllcs. from Bernard Goldflne several OPEN EVERY Eisenhower will send to Congress Mansfield added that some Re Die Co. where he was employed. be. mads-into maps by the Sewall A fter only two World .iWani and for Romanian and 47 weeks for AM AVAILAtLE ONlY AT MICHAILS publican Benators, however, may action on these questions. - the Keeney St. School. Tliia be said would bring the total yean ago. in the early days of January, and Reports on virhether the engine Co. o f " 01d< Town, Maine, were the threat of a third, mbst public Russian, Middle Eastern and Far make an early fight for such a land under cûltlvation to more Williams, who will be assistant must learn more about it before was running conflict, but enfiployes shown along with preliminary map school men are on the 'qbrge of Eastern languages. rules change. ' .> Chester. His mother Is formerly of than 608.5 million acres. secretary of state for African af being, able to discuss the plans of ran to the car and tooU foig t. out sketches showing a study of busi conceding that foreign languages Can public schools and colleges He said grain production would RITE TILL 9 The new regime's spending plans Manchester, can be used for communicating fairs in the KenniKly administra his own administration. when the engine caught lire. ness areas and included future move in this! direction.? be raised considerably above the tion, described the cloth as "the will get a more intensive going Voigt, had been employed for The Taylor and Modeen Funeral with all those poor folks who are Sure, the instructors say. . If Kennedy will be brought up to, traffic patterns, parking a reu and 1968 record crop but gave no 4^g- last aocret of my 12 years in of over aty,an all-day meeting the 20 years by United Tool and Die Home, 233 Washington St., Hart ^ * 8 and 8 not lucky enough to understond we’M give up two all-Amerioan date on the Elsenhower budget to President-elect has called for to their connections with traffic on ures. fice.” Exaopt Saturday morrow when he meets here ..with amd had lived in Manchester for ford, is in charge of funeral ar the new state highway programs Ehigllsh. ideas. First, that machines can re morrow with David E. Bell, the rangements. Novikov announced capital in Heretofore, Williams had told his own budget advisers. They the same number of years. u well as main arteries in Man Col. Collins reports that more place teachers. And second that vestment in the steel Industry man he has chosen to be chief , of He is survived by his wlfe.'Ema than a thousand civilian obeerv- English is the only—or the best— newsmen he didn’t know what be have been working with the outgo the Budget Bureau. Q—Was Paul Revere once ac chester. would be per cent greater than ing El8enho^ver b\idget officials. Muller Voigt; a daughter, Mrs. Jo Miss Florence M. Walker ers—most o f them in teaching— language spoken on this planet. came o f the Goidfine gift. Also sitting in at that conference Funeral services for Miss Florr cused of being a coward? Population framework for fu- in 1960 and investment In the r s t , As for legislation in the new ses seph H. Doyon of Manchester; a jture needs of the town h u also are coming to this out-of-the-way, "We were cleaning out one of here will be Bell’s deputy, Elmer ence M. Walker, 363 Main St., A—D u r 1 n g the unsuccessful chemical industry would be three our closets before moving out of sion, Kennedy said he did not care sister. Miss Elizabeth Voigt of been under extensive study by the tongue-training center yearly. B. Staats, whose appointment Ken Germany; and two grandchildren. were held yesterday afternoon at Penobscot expîtion, he was ac times that of 1958. our house, and there it was," Wil to set up any priority sequence for cused of being a coward and was planners. Requests for help In revamp the measures on which he wants nedy announced last night. Staats, Funeral services will be held the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Auschwitz Camp The deputy premier siUd the liams told reportme with -a grin. a career budget official, has the removed from his command. "IVo Town Engineer Edward J. ing public school courses pour in Congress to act first. Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Wat Main St. The Rev. Clarence E.' daily. More than a few of the Soviet Union plans to increase "We thought it was nothing more same position in the outgoing Winslow, pastor of the Church of years later a court-martial cleared Rybezyk said today that the TPC Then he went on to s « ' that he kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E. Army’s instructors are being lured Leader Captured foreign trade by 6% per cent, in than an old piece o f burlap." Eisenhower administration and he Center St., with the Rev. Paul Pro- the Nazarene, officiated. him o f all charges made against hopes to have its first written re 1s hoping for speedy action on bills him. port from Renewal Associates — away to head language depart lO'ei, and to step up commerce Goldflne, a Boston textile manu to provide medlcAl, care for the also v » j No, 2 man in the bureau kopy, pastor of Zion Evangelical Burial was in East Cemetery. with newly independent nations by under President Truman. most likely the population study— ments in progressive municipali (Continned from Page One) facturer, was investigated for hie aged, aid for education, housing Lutheran Church, officiating. Bur Bearers were Howard Dowd, Wil ties. 22 per cent. In the coming year, favors to Sherman Adams, then ial will be in East Cemetery. liam Phillips, Isaac Cole, Francis Q—Who was the last president at the next meeting with the plan development, minimum wage, and ners on Feb. 13. Behind this siege of Monterey responsible for an unspecified he added, the Soviet Union will President Ehsenho'wer’a top as aid for areas of chronic unemploy Friends may call at the funeral Happeny, Erland Johnson, and sworn in by Chief Justice Mar shall? Before that tinie, Rybezyk said, lies a big switch in public think number of murders. participate in the construction of sistant. Later Goldflne was con- ment. Hollister Pupils home tomorrow from 2:30 to 4:30 John Tedford. Last week, 'Wolf set a reward of A—Andrew Jackson. This was the TPC and Renewal Associates ing about language education. As 380 industrial plants in other •vlcted of contempt of court for Asked whether he looks for the and 7 to 0 p.m. 10,000 marks ($2,380) for the cap countries under technical coopera refusing to turn over tax records. TREASURE CHEST DIAMOND unemployment situation to worsen. Mrs. Grace V. Gibson the last and ninth time Chief Jus plan to meet with the Retail Divi one former Army language in ture Of Baer. In Yule Program tice John Marshall administered sion of the Chamber of Commerce. structor puts it: , tion arrangements. Hie raffle highlighted a fare Kennedy replied that the newsmen Mrs. Augusta O. Anderson Funeral services for Mrb, Grace He said tonight tips from citi had seen all the figures he has on Mrs. Augusta C. Anderson, 75, V. Gibson of Melbourne, Fla., and the oath of office to a president of "Most public TChooI and college Novikov said he regretted that well party given by newsmen for A Christmas program was held the United States. graduates until now have been zens made the arrest possible but trade with the United States was WiUiama. He was presented a unemplo>’ment. As for any action of 97 Main St., Hartford, and for formerly of Manchester, were held refused to name the town where by the new administration in that for parents and pupils on Monday merly of Manchester, died yester yesterday afternoon kt the Holmes well-tralnedj a.s translators or re Insignificant "although there is "diplomatic sash" of green and FOR THAT MOST afternoon at the Hollister St. it took‘place. field, he said, it will he necessary day at McCook Hospital, Hart Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The .0 —Through what pass did the | searchers in foreign language li vast scope In this respect." white polka dote—the same pat' School. early settlers pour through the Recipes Arrest warrants are out for 14 to wait until after it takes over ford, after a long illness. Rev. Prescott Beach of St. Mary’s braries. They may not be able to The balance in the rate of in tern aa the governor's political David Okrant, Orsde 4, told the mountains into Kentucky ? oth^liôrmer S3 men, including the trademerk. He also leoeived a control of the government Jan. 20. She was bom in Sweden Deo. 9, Episcopal Church officiated. speak the language they’ve chief physician at Auschwitz, Dr. dustrial growth between the Soviet The President-elect said, how story of Hanukkah and Lynn 1885, and she had been a resident A —'The Cumberland Gap. Brown Sugar-Coconnt Cookies learned, but they know a lot about Union and the United SUtes has crash helmet to protect him from Bergeron, Susan Primus, Victoria Burial was' in East Cemetery. it.” (, Kurt 'Ulilenborck, and Baeris aide, falling coconuts. ever, that he and the other Demo of Manchester for more than 40 IH cups sifted flour Kurt Mulka. All are believed hid further tipped In favor of Soviet HEAVENLY CHRISTMAS Coro and Susan Bmmerllng, Grade Q—'What Iriay concerned Thom cratic leaders wlthjwhom he has years until moving to Hartford Mrs. Victoria E. Mason 1 teaspoon baking powder Proof o f public education’s- need ing out in Germany. Ruida, he, said, with the U.S. Newsmen sang a farewell: been meeting here'nad been con •4, told the Story of Christmas. two years ago. She lived with as Jefferson and his differences of M teupoon salt to change can be seen in the 1058-1060 increase ambunting to "Far across the ocean blue, Each grade contributed songs; Funeral services for Mrs. Vic political opinion with Alexander cerned with the problem of unem her daughter, Mrs. Albert Devaux. 1 teupoon cinnamon grade books Army instructors Haifa, Israel, Dec. 20 W —Adolf fl per csint, compared 'With the "Ktaavubu waits for you, Kindergarten, "Little Baby Jeeus” toria E. Mason, 55 Homestead St., Hamilton. ployment and what, he called "lack She was the widow of Carl W. were held yesterday morning at H teupoon nutmeg keep. Eichmann ’’will admit the facts but soviet’s SO per cent. “Bye, bye. Soapy..." and "Santa’s Helpers” ; Grade 1, Anderson, and was a Gold Star A —"The PatrloU” by Sidney % cup shortening During the InltlaJ separate ms- Michaeli Trea$ure Cheit Diamonds com* In of vigor in the economy." This was Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Kingsley, Students who have had previous plead not guilty” at his trial in a •theme which Kennedy hammered "Mary Had a Baby" and ’’Christ Mother of the Manchester Ameri St. The Rev. Arnold W. Tozer, pas . 1 cup firmly packed dark rown school or college study in their March, his German defense lawyer, sione o f the Supreme Soviet’s two 2-ALARM FIRE mas Riddle"; Grade 2, "My Drey- sugar at constantly during the presiden can Legion Auxiliary. tor 'O f Second Congregational assigned language may be ahead Dr. Robert Servatius said today. houses, wsatem nswsmen were sur- Stamford, Dec. 20 OP)—A 1 every popular size and shape. tial campaign. del" and "Friendly Beasts"; Grade Surviving are another daughter, (Jhurch, officiated. Q — Through what stages did 1 eSTF of their Army class at the out .The attorney saw tbe Jailed Nazi prleed to see Alexei A. Kirichenko, alarm fire last night ruined the 3, "Eight Days of Hanukkah’’ As for civil rights questions, Mrs. Robert Nell of Manchester; Burial was in East Cemetery. a boy pass to become eligible for 1 cup flaked coconut set. But after the first few weeks, today for the first time since their dlsmiesed from the Presidium of quarters of Textile Stores, which Whenever the occasion is important enough and "O Come O Come Ehnanuel’’ ; a brother. Axel Palmquist of knighthood ? % cup chopped walnuts Kennedy said he and his adminis Bearers were Raymond Pecoth, ,lt’s anybody’s guess who’ll be in initial meeting in October. As ths Soviet Communist party last o ccu p i^ th e ground floor of the for a diamond, it's important tration are committed to do every Grade 4, "Bom Bom Bom’’ and "I Rockford, 111.; three grrandchlldren; Raymond Danate, Joseph Powla, A — Only boys of noble birth Sift together the flour, baking the top half of the class. director of Hitler’s program of ex April, on the platform In the House 4-story Oljrrnpla Building, 109 At thing possible to protect the civil Wonder As I Wander"; and Grade and nine great-grandchildren. and Myron Robbins Jr. could become knights. He began powder, salt, cinnamon and nut terminating Jews, Eichmann is held Of Nationalities, with top leaders. lantic St, near the center of 6, "'The Twelve Days of Christ Of the 2,000 men the Army to moke it a Michaels Treasure Chest Diamond. rights of all persons. But he de Funeral services will be held his training at the age of seven meg. Cream shortening and su responsible for about six million Xt was the first time he had Stamford. ThOxOther three floors mas" and "As Lately We gar; beat in egg. Stir in sifted school graduates yearly in 28 lan clined to go into any detail on an Thursday at 3 p.m. at the W. P. and served ad a page until his deaths. been seen In public Since tats dis were vacant Dapiage was con Watched." dry Ingp'edients, coconut and nuts. guages for military or diplomatic From $185 to $5000, Federal Tax Included. administration program in that Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main St. teens. After serving as a page, the Servatius told newsmen Eich iee. A member o f the Protocol Grade 6 Glee Club sang a group The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Drop, a few inches apart, on un- work, experts say almost 80 per fined mainly to the'^ first floor, but field. He said he would have a bet Police Officers boy became a squire and when the mann claimed he had to carry out Kpartment of the Foreign Min no estimate of the financial loss Easy Terms available, of course, of songs; "March of the Kings,” pastor of Calvary Church (Assem squire was about 21, he took the greued baking sheet; flatten with cent are fluent enough to settle orders but now saw World War II ter Idea about that after he takes down and go into business in their Utry pointed out Kirichenko, in was given. “Go Tell It On the Mountain," blies of God), will officiate, and Wear White Shirts solemn vows of knighthood. tines of fork. Bake in moderate events in a different light. blue suit and red tie, to newsmen. office. burial will be in East Cemetery. (375 degrees) oven until lightly assigned countries. with payments during 1961 The President-elect was asked "Winds Through the Olive Trees" But theire was no immediate indica and "O Come All Ye Faithful." Friends may call at the funeral browned—-10 to 12 minutes. Makes Not so strangely, U.S. business EAST, WEST REICH TALK Q — What animal served as the tion whether his presence on the about his position regarding a pos- Group songs were "Away In a home tonight from 7 to 9 and to There will be no problem from 48. and industry ate pushing public Berlin, Dec. 20 tflP) — Negotia morrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 now on to tell who the officers on basis for the many mermaid leg education to change its grammar tors from East and West Ger platform indicated his full-scale Manger,” "Jingle Bells," and ends? rehabilitation. "Joy To The World." p.m. the Manchester police force arc. Beef Rolls book approach for the Army’s many met today to discuss re Beginning today Capt. Walter A — The manatee, seen from 4 brown-and-serve club rolls way of language instruction. newal of their trade exchanges Kirichenko came up through the Edward Glard, Grade 6, an Ca.aselbi Sr., and Lieutenants Ray ranks o f Khrushcbe'v’s party ap nounced the program. Mrs, Bernice Haxby afar by imaginative sailors, has 1 pound lean ground beef According to a recent study of under the shadow of a new Red SEND THEM Vernon — Mrs. Bernice Saxby, mond Griffin and BMward Wlnzler been mistaken for a human fish. 1 cup gyrated Cheddar cheese American interests overseas, of the ultimatum, llie Communist re paratus in their native Ukraine 60. who lived with her son, Wil began wearing new white uni Although the manatee is a mam 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 30,000 civilians (and their fami gime of East Germany has and became the party chief there THE lard A. Saxby, on Range Hill Dr., form shirts. Previously all mem mal, it lives in the water and 1 teaspoon salt lies) who go abroad every year to threatened to stop Allied and Ger In 1953, ,the aame year that Ruth Milieu died yesterday at the Hartford bers of the police force wore gray cannot move on land. Bake rolls according to package represent their firms, one-third fall man transport to Berlin if a Khrushchev became boss in the HOMETOWN Convalescent Home after a long shirts. directions; cut in. half Ieng;thwise. and have to come home. The rea new trade agreement is not Kremlin. ’Two years later,, Kiri Illness. Blue and gold shoulder patches Q — What is the correct name Meanwhile mix beef, cheese, Wor son: Language problems and atten reached by New Year’s Eve. Al chenko 'was named to the p u ’t^s NEWS Challenge to Matchmakers — She was born April 2, 1900. and blue neckties complete the for the face of a coin? • cestershire and salt; spread over dant culture shock. The annual lied officials said they regarded ruling I^sldium. PLANS FOR THE ACCUMULATION OF Too Many Lonely Hearts Surviving are her husband, Roy new style. A — The obverse. roll halves, covering edges com cost of this waste Is at least $60 it aa a bluff to force the West last January he was moved to It U somewhat startling to read Saxby; two other sons, David M. pletely. Bake on foil or greased million. to accept East Germany’s terms an abscure post aa party secre' UCLEONICS, that there are more than 18 mil Saxby of Bolton and Howard Q — What river is sometimes very shallow pan in hot (400 de For once, even former draftees for an agreement. tary at Rostov-on-Don. Soon he lion unmarried men in the coun Saxby of Hartford; a daughter, called "The Nile of America"? grees) oven 12 minutes. Serve at admit, the Army way is better and was dropped from the Central HEMISTRY & try. Including bachelors’ widowers Mias Marjorie Saxby of Wilson; About Town A — The Colorado River. once. Makes 4 servings. Note: —amazingly—simpler than we’re Prealdlum, and last June he was and the divorced. And there are two brothers. Ellsworth Patridge The club rolls used in testing were used to. These are its key points: fired aa head of the Rostov-on- even more unmarried women, al of Washington, D.C., and Leonard R. J. Kane, seaman, USN, son Q — What were the two great about 4 Inches long and 2% inches 1. If you’re learning for flu Personal Notices Don party. No explanation was LECTRONIC8 wide. If ready-baked rolls are used, most three and a half million Patridge of White Hall, N.Y.; and of Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Kane, linguistic stocks among the In ency and communication, you have ever given for his demotion. S H A R ^ INC. more. , two grandchildren. 32 Linnmore Dr., returned recent dians of the eastern United cut in half lengthwise, add beef N /C /E it a mutual fund investinf for pos and bake as directed. to listen and speak -i-' person to It had been expected that the Surely among all of those un Funeral services will be held ly to Mayport, Fla., after a cruise States and Canada? person. Tape recorders language In Metnoriam fiupreme Soviet session woqld be sible longterm growth. attached men and women there Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the W. to the Caribbean. He was aboard A — Algonquian and Iroquoian. laboratories, microphones and In loving moroory of our dear mother. N /C /E accumuletion plena art availabli Vm m Ma^ Jane McCurry, who died Dec. JO. spent largely on budgetary mat are a great many who would pre P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main the radar picket destroyer USS Turkey Needs Schools sound-proof study booths may help. ters, but the agenda adopted by for IS llttla IS $40 dovm and $20 a month fer marriage to living alone. St.) Manchester. The Rev. Roy William R. Rush. Q — How old is Cleopatra’s But they don’t replace conversa the two houses also Included a up to $1000 a month. Hutcheon, pastor of Wapping tion. We have only your memory, dear Why is it then,“ that the mar Needle, the obelisk in New York’s Ankara—Turkey figures it needs mother. review of tbe international situa N /C /E plans are available with or without riage-minded don't get together? Community Church, will officiate. 76 new 10-room schools each year Tennessee Soldiers Led Central Park? 2. Only after weeks of listen To remember our whole life through tion and the Soviet foreign policy. low cost poup creditor life Insurance RfigardleM of where The reason coulS be that mar Burial will be in Blast'Cemetery, A — More than 3,000 years old. foi several years and 600 teachers ing and talking can you take But the sweetness will linger foreve'r. Tliere was no indication when Manchester. As we treasure the memory or you. yonr service man or ried women, traditional match Memphis — Tennessee supplied It was brought from Egypt in to cope with the swelling pupil a chance on studying from a this would be given. (or fTMlItiratara (pretpietiii) wrIUi makers, are falling down on their Friends may call at the funeral more Civil War soldiers than any 1880. population, particularly in the book. To minimize the risks of Rememberedwc-a-CU talways a t w a y p bv IlffPfier woman in ntationed, Job of playing cupid. home tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. upper grades and high school. too much book study, the Army loving family,' — the McCurry other state. The largest military family' — lily. Itfl Nickname the Manchester Kve- Time was when Mr. Smith, hear parks in the United States are in Q—What Is an Admirable Olch- Bruce Yanderbrook ing there was a new, unatUched Tenne.ssee — Chattanooga and ton? RBBEL.S KILLED. 16 Phone s n 3-4280 ning Herald can be for man in her husband's office, got Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Dec. Colorado- got Its nlcknama of Funerals Chickamauga. A — Any person of unusual or "Centennial State" becauea it wax busy and saw to It that he met 20 (/P)— Rebels arined with nui- RENYX, FIELD A OO., Inc. warded to be at **Mail precocious attainments. This is the admitted to the 'Uhlon in 1876, 100 every lonely woman of her ac IKE TO GET MEDAL epiteth of James Crichton, a ihlne guns burst into a room of 78 Mountain Road, Bea. CaH” regularly with all quaintance one after the other. Richard L, Magnuson the Imperial Palace last week years after the signing of the Dec Funeral services for Richard Washington, Dec. 20 i/P) — Scottish intellectual prodigy. laration o f Independenca. Mancheeter, Conn. the hometown news And with every other wife who President Eisenhower will be and mowed dou-n 18 cabinet SpildaL Sain Lewis Magnuson, 21, of 238 Hill ministers, it was dlscloned to knew about the eligible newcomer presented the Hoover Medal at people away from side Ave., Hartford, who died in an Q — What was the name of the day. U.S. .Ambassador Arthur doing the same thing, he had to a dinner bere Jan. 10, the White building in which Abraham Lin home are so anxious be a pretty wily bachelor to es airliner crash over New York Fri Richards said he was conferring day, will be held tomorrow at 2 Iloiise reported today. The coln was first nominated for the with 20 ministers at the palace cape the designs of the match medal Is given annually for lead presidency? ' to get. makers. p.m. at the Unlversalist Church of 1 when the rebels broke in. The ership In engineering and rlvic A — The Wigwam, (Chicago, III. But married women today, busy the Redeemer. West Hartford. ambassador escaped through a T R a L IG H T S MUNSON'S CANDY KITCHEN ■The Rev. Wallace G. Fiske wtn development. It is awarded by window. Richards was in the pal with their own outside Interests, major engineering societies, and SuhicriptiortM don't spend, as much time and ef officiate, and burial will be in Rose Q—What modem breed of cattle ace helping to negotiate a ' ROUTE 4. ROLTON Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. is named for former President fort on matchmaking as they used was known at the time of Julius truce. Fifteen of the ministers Strings of color-light Payable in Advance There will be no calling hours. Herbert Hoover, the first re Caesar? were killed. Three were serious to. They don't seem to feel re cipient In 1029. for beauty from year sponsible for finding a husband Memorial contributions may be A —The Holstelns. ly wounded. Two were unhurt. made to the commemorative fund to year. Each lamp Telephone Ml T-2711 for that nice unmarried school of the church. teacher or that lonely widower bums independently. Circulation Dept, down the block. He was bom in Hartford Jan. 24, 1939, son of Philip C. and Ellen today! W ilhout niarried women busily 7 .9 5 This W eek till 9 P.M. and hsiqrliy engaged in match Ix?wis Magnuson. He sang In the church choir. A 1956 graduate of VALUE making. unattached men and For Dessort This Christmas, Serve Ddicious SATDSDAY (0HB1STMA8 EVE) TILL 1:30 PM. Hartford High .School, he attended . CLOSED OOnUSTMAS DAY women don't have the opportuni Springfield College, and was a a- ties to meet each other they once iMaurljfalfr had. senior at Ohio .State University, where he was president of Tail It's a pity, too, for wdiat Is so Kappa B^p.iilon fraternity. Ettpiiing satisfying to the heart of a hap Besides his parents, he is sur pily married woman than getting vived by his maternal grandmother, ROYAL < an Invitation to the wedding of Mrs. Mary Lewis, and an 'bunt, IGE CREAM a couple who met under her own Elsie I>>Als, both of 25 Hamlin St., roof and through her own con Manchester: and an uncle, James triving? MR. AUTO WASH Lewis of 112 Woodland St., Man- 15-U8HT OUTDOOR SET $ 2 -d 9 Be Sure To Serve A Royal RE6. 4.48—SAVE l.ff NbwEsglaii’a Meal UMara Kslamatle ICE CREAM CAKE 7-LiaHT INDOOR SET Q A c REG. 1.49—SAVE SOc OarWaih . „ BRAND NEW LARKS! Here’s truly « wonderful treat! Rich 9 9 • Slm sliisg u 6 PRICES START AX frozen pudding and pure vanilla ice cream, covered with whip cream and decorations. 154IBHT SET $9 .2 9 Naiar. Claaslii T//E BYSTUDEBAKER Mm—mighty delicious! Rf4:9C—SAVE 2.49 • Isiariar Shnapaea M RK^ • Fanigs Cart \yiN A LARK FREE FOR A YEAR $2-50 1 OOZ. CHRISTMAS TREE COME IN FOR FULL DETAILS Sbtvbs 16 nio. 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"■ V*; • -K •4n J /- ‘ ■ f ^ ;■ ■■ . - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1960 e l i i T w e l v e TUESDAY, DE^MBER 20, ffisn rilifB tfr lE vniinS T u e s d a y , p e c e m b e r M , i9M / • Their w m misted. H ow could they Tall Cedars Seat ‘For the First Day of Christmas ,yno? imtArn It______has alt come to P M and nr T01TD JUST AB iBOON 4DABiF TO D* OWN iqTPly fo r an «xe«ptlon to build x Slate of Officers every afternoon about 8, Ann ZBATables gas ztation. You Should Know... slta in front of the houie to her m id A t ons point Uia dlaeuaslon bo- Teen-age Girl Gave to Town wheelchair waiting for "the gang.” Bo^rAlberfspii Hired Robert Muhloon, 153 Bldridge cams heatod and ZBA. Chairntaa They come and go untQ curfew at C m ry Lennart Otto Johnson St., w u lasUUed u grand tall SAVE 20% ^ V^(noneBid ger B. Bagley mads uss o f ths Towii 10 p.m. On weekends, they are gavel, bringing toe bieeting back cedar of Nutmeg Forest, Tan ______. x : A Giimnuiiity Youth Center there all day. ON to the order of businees. llie ZB A Cedars of Lebanon, last nlgbt For District Survey The 2Sonlng Board of Appeals The Rudd Murray Sjntom of Am • MSDchaster educator, itu* will investigate further the traffic Heading the installation suite Ann's spirit seems to have cov p l a n t s •4^ dMt ocNBUMlor and aoU i« director CLARK FOBTEOUil her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. VL P O T T E D last night tabled a second request, problems and hazarda to school Korto AtUeboro, Maia., anbitimad was Burt Thompson deputy dis ered the whole town. Mothers got ■ FOR OHRISMlAA o ( BowiQ Cateney T e c ^ c a l School Newi^taper Enterprise Aaaa. E. Hill, both former school teach tUraeton ofMhnehMtWaBigtath children before making a decision, toe apparent lc;w bid yeeteeday to trict supreme tall ceflari The cere togethw and farmed a list of to erset a gasoline service station Xaonart johnaon aaya the purpose Ashland, Mias., (N B A ) — The ers. Hill is a prosperous merchant chaperones. Every night couples Dlatrict laat rignad a con- Santa Will Visit toe matter w ill be diacusatd w lto build a town swimming pool at o( technical education today la to mony was held In the Masonic and owner o f a line brick house at M-93 Oak St. pending further Spirit of Christmas really exis^in offer to stay if the HiUs want to FLOWER FASHION by MIEIKOW^' traot Yrith jSowa, Albartaon and traffic officlalz and irpecial con Baltor'a Pond. meet and m ^tain growing indua- Temple. near the town square. Investigation into traffic hazards cern of a proposed 10-foot setback this town o f 809, In the person o f a get away from the house. Sickq Handicappckl bi toe gres. The same firm built a almllar trial atandarda. By' thia, J(Anaon Others Installed are Richard O. Ann reminded her parents that MS MAIN STREET. AModatea, eonatruetlaB angtaMm of toe street surface and Installa Folks say Ashland never has pbol at toe VerplanCk School last hopea to get acroaa the idea that Anderson, senior deputy grand little girt who has never walked she Is an only child. She spoke with of Hew Torfc Oty, to conduct a Eight other applications for'ex tion of a new sidewalk as proposed been quite so nice a place to''live. MMMMh year. vocational education ia not taught tall cedar; William Stevenson, a step In her 15 years of life. feeling of all her fine young friends. Santa Claus haa notified the ceptions were granted and two In Atty. Shea’s presentation. 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BriDMfti Bsnrd Framed Pictures, Chests, Hanpsrs, M a t t r e ^ PORTABLE T V whieh pleasantly amused the audi th s . Uon’n Chib w U hold ft dtai- springs, Hollywood Beds, Btc.lSliop early for bert selM- Be Payittble fey Mail ence. ir nwatiM this evefting at 7 tbm! 100s of wanted items at money In yoor podtet ‘DEEJTVEKED HV 'M'MJfUii By JOHN OBOBEB ^ The ocmblned choirs than Jolasd Hloodmobile o'clock St Flaao’s Rsstaunat. Priet Cut ^ nr A la ig * audience was on hand In a group of fomr numbers, eul- The Ladiss BsnsvolMR BeeMy of prices! ;| lq | r CH E a s s o c i a t e d TBISSS I The motorist will then have five dm OongregstiOani Ohnnh wUl lo only . . . J last evening to hear the 29th an mlnaUng In Adam’s famlHar “O The Red Cnut Btoodmobile la FOR CHRISTRI^ • a m » 7 days in which to sendiar take his Holy N lih t” Here the choirs wore msst temght nt S o'olodi in - the . iBiring drivers will b e;^ plesd- 'fine, together • with his signed nual Christmas Concert and Carol making its second a^pearaips in perish room of the churMi. HOWARD'S SLE^ CENTER ’ W 'SHbty and paying their lines accompanied by orohestra and 8W MAIN STNBBT— MI t-6888 SltAKS A powerful, •’peraonal’' summons, to the clerk of the vio Sing sponsored by the Choirs and organs presenting a very impres Bolton on Feb. 20. th e unit w ill The Womsa’s Society of Ghris- HI tfy (Hail in Connecticut come New lations bureau in the circuit court orchestra of Manchester High set in an unbreakable Tear’s day — with the advent bf sive sound. Mr. Pearstm dtrectsd again b* sat up at United Metho tlsa Berrtee of UnHsd Methodist plastic cabinet. Ideal for district in which he was arrested. School. Church win JieM its mesUng to the- new circuit court and state* the chMts while Mr. Vater directed dist Church. rugged portable use . . . * The uniform traffic ticket 1* of T h e program opened with a night nt S o’ehwk nt ths Ohurdi. wide hse of the uniform trafflc the accompaniment. Ebner Wsdsn, the chairman, has weighs just 31 lbs. W ith U H F.V H F S I C Q the "no fix” variety. "Christmas Processional" played Finally, so in prevloua eonoerts, tlehet: announced that Mrs. Keeney Auditions for the St Maurice removable tinted safety a U Channd Model. *^ 1 9 0 This' w ill mean that thousands It Is in four parts— a white copy by the orchestra and next featiuad choirs, audience and occhsetra Church minstrel, will be brid this OPEN JDAILY TO 9 F.M, TO CHRISTMAS sent to court, a green copy for po the ~ Freshman Choir In three Hutchinacn, Mrs. William Coates, shield. of motor vehicle cases will be jMned In Frans Gruber's beloved, Mrs. Henry McDonough, and Mrs. evening a t 7:80 o’clock in the lice department records, a yellow carols, directed by a student, "Silent Night." Xn this they were church halt A buatneee meeting bf handled expeditiously, to the bene copy for the arresting officer's Gordon Adams ars also assisting fit o f both offenders and the court, Dianne Piatt. G. Albert Pearson assisted by tbs Rhythmic Choir of again in ammging ppolntments the minstrel committee w ill be held persoAm file and an orange copy, directed them in the English carol, the Center Congregational Church. whereas actual court appearances for donors. followtaig the try-outs. the summons, for the motorist. "What Child Is This?" All were A s before^ this group, aimroprlate- wo\dd have been necessary under Each set of four carries Its own The hours for appointmenta the old minor court system. done In a thoroughly musical ly attired, presented 'Tanleaux vl- tBiHnIdBel f i r e s t o n e aerial number. They are bound 10 have been set from 1:48 to 8:M e n m o re manner. vants*’ aipraaaive of the words, in Every state resident charged sets to a book for Issuance to po p.m. Persons who Irish to bs donors Mks. IxMli PORTABLE RADIO with any of the downs of "mov Roberta Johns, another student Dalcroslan Eurythmics. ’Thw were J r, MltohMl licemen and cost the state about director, then led the orchestra in under the dlreotlon of Mrs. Clifford should contact one of the commit ing violations” —with seven ex 28 cents a book. tee for an appointment. S-SSSS. ceptions — may take advantage of an arrangement of Victor H er O. Simpson. Inchiden Each policeman must send a Accompaniments during the eve thirty-one pints o f Mood wore the plead-and-pay-by-mall ar signed receipt for every book to bert’s "March of the Toys,” which they played very well. I assume ning were provided by Kenneth donated by Beiton residente to the Winter Plan Widened rangement. the’ general accounting office of Rad Crooe Blood Bank on Aug. U . bsttcriem O f course, if a motorist wants they played the opener just as Woods and David Almond, the lat the circuit court, in the county ter of whom also played organ in the first visit of the unit. A quota Ottawa—Canada la (sxj^d ln g Ita to pay a fine only after being found building at Middletown. Another well, but I happened to be a little ’TOYUND case and the Adam number. Both a c ^ tte d of 75 pinto haa been set f o r . the winter wdika mwgrnm, deeigned to guilty at a trial, that’s up to him. signed receipt is retained by his late and missed that one. Carolyn Mather was next fea' themselves very cmnpetently. town tor this second visit Of ths provide Jobi tor eeasanaUy unem- In that event, he must simply ap department. Bloodmoblle. Your Headquarters for quality toys earphone tured in WiihelmJ’s violin trans ’Throughout the performance the Idoyed Inhorora. The government pear in court on the date specified I f a set of tickets Is spoiled pnyn 80 per cent of the labor etf for any reason, it must bb sent cription of the Schubert "Ave stage background was enhanced by < Bonds Aeeepted in the ticket given him by the ar a Uixg» stamed glass window effect, At a special team meeting last for approved typm of mUnlt at unbeatable low PRICES! resting policeman. to the accounting office. Maria.” As usual, she played very and pravinelai prajacta under well. provided by the art department of svening,. Dean Dr. and h portion Offenders must be taken Into Circuit court officials will be of Mt. Sumner Dr. wehe acemted program. Last year's Dscsmhsr-to- W a s h e r the high school. It addra immense physical custody only In the event able to detect any deliberate tear Pamela Parker was her accom April total fsdersl outlay was fU,' ing up or losing of tickets through panist in the really difficult piano ly to the decoration and the mood into the town ,road mnrtom. Both o f an accident resulting in per of the concert. sectio|na of rands n feiloeatedin ) 1 ths 868,000. Automatic Portable £ 2 0 ^ ^ sonal Injury, property damage or the use of an ingenious tabulating part, and together they received death or when charged with a machine. hearty applause from the audience. Stereo Phonograph felony, driving while under the Tills processes incoming tickets M r. Pearson directed the Round Features You Want at a Price Influence of liquor or drugs, evad in batches of 10, counted serially. Table Singers in three numbers as SAVE 20% to 50% PIsys both stereo and standard records. Dual SJ-^-in. 6 transistor power, built-in ing responsibility, using a motor It reveals how many. If any, are the next section o f the program. speakers can be separated as far as IS feet . . have speaker, convenient side con missing from each batch. A fter vehicle without the o^vner’s per Arlyne Ganity, Neal Chadwick individual controls. With 45 r.p.m. spindle adapter. trols. mission, reckless driving or driv that it will be a simple matter to and Karen Rivard were featured ing without a license or registra ask for an explanation from the in' solo passages during th ese to Fit Your Budget... tion or While either is suspended policeman to whom the tickets in numbers, and acquitted themselves AHENTION RETAILERS volved were issued. or revoked. competently. It is a .pleasure to C^t-of-state driver* must pay Chief .Judge Jay E. Rublnow of report that Arlyne Oarrlty shows F -< D . AUTO STORE their fines before leaving Connec the circuit court has ordered 15,000 a considerably larger voice this and Big Savings, Too books—150,000 sets of tickets — ticut or post bonds guaranteeing year than last, when she sang well 856 MAIN STREET— MI 8-7080 for distribution to Connecticut’s Clearance On All their appearance in court—unless 5,500 state and local policemen. but with a small tone. they come from a state party to "W e hope,” he says, "that will After Leroy Anderson’s "Sleigh the Interstate no-ball compact. Ride,” performed by the orches Drastic Reductions Major Label — Holiday be enough for the first year and a The uniform traffic differs from half." tra, Robert Vater led the com the familiar parking ticket al bined sophomore, junior and senior £ You’re in luck if SPECIAL Records though their uses are similar and choirs in a group o f five numbers. GUAtiuif- commonly confused. filing Junior High Here the audience enjoyed. Steele’s ON A STORE CLOSING A parking ticket Is actually an "Legend of Befana" as the high yon want" a beanti> Invitation to pay a penalty in lieu Dedication Jan. 8 light of the group. Mias Garrity, ful VENETIAN 12” monaural o f arrest and appearance in court. Ronald Plrkey, and Tliomas Best 1 2 ,0 0 0 The uniform traffic ticket Is sin were featured in solo passages at INVENTORY OF * NO Invitation to pay a fine without Dedication exercises for Ullng various times. BHRROR for the 33'/a albums _ Junior High School off E. Middle 5 DOWN Fp this portable phono under ALBANY, N. Y. - HO 5-6271 L DION ELECTRO COPPER BACK MIRRORS Giant 10 lb. capacity. the tree and watch /the eyei -i the money! S P J ^ A L ! sparkle! A lot for Plays 4 tpeeda,'leaturee 4-tn. (8 ) 16 z 54 PLATO DOOR MIRRORS % "t, $9.95 Each speaker and flocked turntable that protects records. Ideal for FOR EXPERT ~ PLAIN BEVELED Mir r o r s , youngsters. 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The gov On A- Reactor Anothor dUttga Is td rofdlM h for Nixon From/ Moscow ernment has boosted it con pro indMsOf proeaaMd fr«fWnui» far duce up to 7 million tons, but the rood Ohoulders. A complete eopy (OMtSsaied from Foge One) of on the abaages Is on fUo such On Israeli project.” He aaid Douglas Library for tho next three ment. Fidel Caatro announced the Com' be sold in accordance with Cuba's ‘ V:; 1 _ --il ^ any candidate. These munlst bloc had pledged to buy 4 quotas on the non-Communist the whole affair seems to be weeks. Thera ora four rural umatoiraMiMnmiKm;wDiic,««rJiWMM8 Center Springs aftd Center scenoa in oil, two oC otiU life, and w ^ t a d for Sen. Strom Thur* Bpringa Annex remain closed. million tons of Cuban sugar In world market. "nothing but on Israeli maneuver l>iSC, for vice jpresident. 1961 at 4. centa a pound—nearly aimed at spreading fear among ono portrait bMiW itbown. Mrs. Sa Coaaung will be permitted at Cen But he threatened that if "ihe ils is a pupil o f Oordon R. Mel>on- Tbs aouUiemera had tried to ter Spring Park. a cent above the world prico—if imperiollsta develop new sugar Arabo so that they become more pMstiade other electora to go the United States refused to buy ready to accept President-elect old of Andover, who has, hlmaslf, oreoa" In on attsmpt to freese exhibited paintings twlcs at Doug jalinig S^tli their revolt against the Cuban sugar. Previous Communist Cuba out, (Jubaa 'sugkr will be Kennedy's expected preeoure for ' biajor parties, but n t no takers sugar purchases have been at the the establishment of peace between las library. dumped on the market at 3V4 Breodoast fllotad Iptcapt Irwin. They had hoped to world price. Castro said the Soviet cents a pound, mors than halt a laroel and the Arab statoe.” anrevent Kennedy's Kettlng a clear Union would take 2.7 million tons, He oded that the Arabs wart David CrltteadaD, son o f Mr. Local Stocks cent below the world price. and Mrs. D. Brnton Orlttmden, is fnajority of the electoral vote, Communist China one million, and "We have plenty of ammunition not intimidated. which Would have thrown the other Communist nations the re' Salah Salem, a former member a member of the LaurenBon Sing TO Y S in sugar," he sskL "If they are Quntattona PuiBlsbMi by malnlng SOO.OdO tons.) ers of St Lawrence University m presidantlal election liito the going to develop tiew sugar areas of President Nasser'a revolution Cobum 41 NHMIrbraok. bw> Canton, N. T., who will be heard dnd Girrs FOR ALL House of Representatives. (President Elsenhower has an we are going, to Are our sugar,’* council and now chief editor of • The fact that electors are not Bank Sleeks in a program o f Christmas music nounced that the United - Stktea, This sugar policy, he declared, the government-owned newspaper legally obligated to vote for the Bid Asked Which until laat July took nearly over the Cohlmbia Broadcasting ICO . 25e "is going to moke the imperialists "A1 Qumhurriya” , wrote in the Systom radio netwwk lYlday at Winning candidate in their state Conn. Bank and Trust half the Chiban crop at more than some vein. R f O . $ 1 j O O ^ Js one of the things most criticised Co...... 45 48 shake.” But the price of victory, 8:48 p.m. MerAuno 2 cents a pound abova Uia world he told the workers, will be lest Salem ooid: "Tbere will be no XHiASdftAmNd Wbout the cumbersome Electoral Hartford National price, will not. buy any Cuban The program recorded earlier la C L E S il^llege system. Bank and Trust o. 41 44 pay for them. peace with Israel and no submla- this month, will be heard eoost-to-., I sugar at least during the first sion to any pressure intended to There have been a number of Fire Inaoranoo Cbmpanloa quarter of 1961 because of the "de The workers’ wages are deter coast SeleoUona by four conteip- Suggestions for reforming the sys- Aetna F ir e ...... 87 -W) mined by the average price of deviate us from our goals—the porory composers will be locludod liberate hostility" of the Castro return o f Paleatinian Arab refu in the program. It will conchtdo tmir it has been defended as Hartford Fire ...... 54 -57V4 government.) sugar—which was 4.7 cents a J>Hjng better than the suggested pound this year. Castro asked— gees to their homelands and the with "Hodfe Chrlstus Natus SM" 17' National Fire ...... 119 129 The new trade pact la an ex altamatives. Every close election Phoenix Fire ...... 82H b5% and got-—the unlon’a acceptance restoration of their full rights.” by the 18th em tuty Italian com pension of one signed in Havana poser, Palestrina. new outcries against the Life and IndeiniUty IM. Ooa. Feb. 13 which started Soviet oil of the same pay as this year on oleetoral college. Aetna Casualty...... 91 98 only the first 4 million tons of flowing to Chiba In return for 1.7 Maacheater Evening Hemid He BLEcrm c Aetna Life ...... 89 92 million tone of eugar. , sugar. After that they agreed to Hebron i t K i i e n r s ti Ihihûiu, Dec. 20 UP)—Hawaii, Conn. General ...... 895 410 take their pay .on a basis of 214 bron correspondent, Susan G. Pen 8 UORT SERIES FRYPAH IHth only three electoral votes, The Soviet promise to build an dleton, telephone Academ y 8-3464. Hftd. Steam Boiler .. 90 95 oil refinery appeared In part to .cents a pound. CONTROL aad COVE* .« u t six presidential ballots—three Travelers ...... 89 92 Castro also renewed his attacks Planners Adopt Tor Vice President Richard M. be an effort to help out Cuban Public rtllittea technicians who reportedly are on the Roman Catholic clergy. He Jflkon and three for Presldent- charged that Francis Cardinal êw Provisions ;;êct John F. Kennedy. Conn. Light A Power 25 27 having trouble operating expropri THIS CHMSTMAS Bet Hftd. Elec. Light .. . e2l4 65’/4 ated American refineries because Spellman, the Catholic Archbishop » Six electors, three Republicans The Hebron Planning and Zon wnta «H n AD Ooo^pleto 3^d three Democrats, filled out ex Hartford Gas Co, . . . 49 Bid they lack skilled help and spare of New York, had "joined with ex So. New England ploiting and fascist imperialism” ing Commission has adopted all GIVE A actly the same documents ycstcr- parts. However, even when operat proposals heard at a public hear #ay, Telephone ...... 45’',4 ' 48'/4 ing at capacity, Chiban refineries and waa a "supplier of those who Manufacturing Commuiles place bombs here, who sabotage ing last Tuesday, os a part of the OUTDOOR XMAS LIGHTS „. Haantlme, Circuit Judge Ronald have not been able to produce Zoning and Planning Subdivision ■B. Jwnleson ordered a statewide Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 54 •- 67 industries and who bum cane." 25 UGHT SET ONLY $5.8S enough for the lsland"s needs regulations. The changes were ef WHIRLPOOL Rcount of Hawaii's 210 precincts Associated Spring ... 12M 14 Guevara told a farewell recep This apparently waa a reference as Kennedy's lead grew to 83 votes Bristol B ra s s ...... 8>4 9V4 to the Cardinal’s $10,000 contri fective Dec. 16. The changes for CHILD'S SHOE SKATES *4.99 Dunham Bush ...... 3% 4% tion last night attended by Pre the most part are ^toriol a partud recount. mier Nikita Khrushchev that eco bution to a fund for Cuban ref WASHER Before the recounting started, Em-Hart ...... 63 67 ugees In Miami. changes, clarifying the meaning of I Fafnir Bearing ...... 46'4 8014 nomic cooperation between the various regulations. Among the jjflxon was certified the wlpner by Soviet Union and Cuba "has noth' Castro also strongly defended FricBS A t Low EMERSON 441 votes. Democrats, however, Landers Frary Clark 10'4 12'-4 Rev. Germain Lence, a frequent actual changes is the fact that the ing to do with military bases or commlBsion will act Immadlately' âUned widespread Irregularities N. B. M achine...... 15',i 17V4 speaker at Castro rallies, who Is Stivieo That's lotttr RADIO and PHONOGRAPHS North and Judd .,..13 15 military equipment." But he add on aubdivislon plans, olgnlng, but Wild ■uccassfulV spurred the re ed: reported to have been suspended .'ipount, ■Stanley Works ...... 13',4 15t4 retaining the plans when approved "The most Important aid to from his priestly duties by church following a public hearing. The Tte ornate throne at lolani P41' Terry Steam ...... 3314 8614 authorities in Havana. MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES C O . j|ea, seat of Hawaii govemmeitbi •Veeder R o o t...... 41*4 45*4 Cuba was the statement by Pre signed plans will be released to Potterton's 168 N. MAIN ST.—OPEN DAILY to 10 PAL mier Khrushchev about the readi The prime minister said it had the developer for filing with the ■KmiDBER BANK CHABOE PLAN •Was a glittering confusion of elec>' The above quotations are not to been rumored that the priest Sltt Omter St,—Cor. et i ^lors, reporters, photographers pol* 9c construed as actual marketa ness of the Soviet Union to give Town Cjlerk following receipt of m all-out support to Cuba in defend' would be excommunicated. He de surety bond by the town. I f the -iUcisns and gawking tourists as clared If the church took such ac ^^Republican electors took stats. ing her Independence from aggreS' The trio voted secretly In candy- Sion.” tion, It would have to "excom striped red. white and blue booths. municate the revolutionary gov P olice A rrests The joint communique said the ernment and the people o f Cuba." As they left, they bumped into the Soviet Union backe the Cuban three Dempcratic electors arriving stand against "U.S. imperialism" kvAfle.wialSe’" to vote for Kennedy. Randy D. Walmaley, 18, o f Hes- and denounced the "militarist po JFK Jr, Gets Break OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 ■. T O 5 :3 0 Lori Meloche, watched by skeptical sister Wendy, cautiously lights the candles on a traditional Advent wreath. Atty. Robert G. Dodge, who dee Rd., Andover, was charged licy of imperialism whose main rammed the recount petition with passing in a no iiassing cone exponents are the monopoly quar Ledyord, Dee. 20 — John F. rthrough. said the statewide recount yesterday at E. Middle T'pke. and ters of the United States." Kennedy Jr., got a break here last •mill be completed by ' ‘hursday. He Greenwood Dr. He waa told to ap The communique also reiterated night in Jiutiee Court, :»aid If Kennedy turns out to be the pear in court next Tuesday. -.winner Gov. William F. Quinn Chiba’s support for Khrushchev's A charge o f ptseing in a no- l^lect Her Ring from Everywhere You Go Jwould certify the reversal to Con- plan for. complete disarmament in passing sons lodged against him -greas. Pseudonym three years,' rejected by the West waa nol-prossed. Attomeya said Congress can set as unrealietlc, and hie propoaal to ' Judge William J. Loftus Sr., nev Christmas and children are inseparable. As the holiday ap tle th.e i|wue. They said the joint Charles Lutwldge D o d g a o n replace U.N. Secretory-general er had any doubts about whom he On tiptoe. Chuckle McKenzie bares his midriff to mail that letter to .Santa. proaches, the unabashed anticipation and excitement of ■ session, Jan. 8, could itself deride wrote under the pen name of Dag Hammorekjold with a tri was dealing with, though. The de youngsters lifts and warms the soul of the adult world. whether to receive the votes of the Lewis Carroll. Dodgson, author of umvirate representing communist, fendant waa a 30-year old Nor DSmocratie or Republican electors, "Alice in Wonderland," was an western and neutral nations. wich man. The other John F. Km- They, and we, never tire of preparation for the event. It .ôr—since the outcome could not Anglican deacon and mathematics Guevara, who hoe traveled the nedy, Jr., ia closer to SO days old. mgy be candles being lit by the children of Mr. and Mrs. Ed •possibly be affected—could simply teacher, the eon of an Anglican Communist bloc from one end to Judge Loftus, by the way, is a ward Meloche of Bolton Center Rd., Bolton; or the adaptation îsrsgvd Hawaii's vote. priest. the other aearchihg for markets to Democrat, of a Norwegian wedding cake made by Mrs. Robert Schettler of 3l Flower St., for her children; or gifts from school chil dren for hc^pitalized youngsters carried by the 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Potterton Jr. of Fernwood Dr., Bolton. The children touch us with the wonder of their unquestion ing faith, typified by the earnest efforts of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenzie of 28A Garden Dr., mailing a letter to Santa with the gleeful moral support of Leslie Schroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs.4 Aaron Schroeder of 74 Cushman Dr. Adult assists to the thrills of the season are reflected in the storybook Santa’s headquartors in Rockville’s Central Park; the busy fingers of confectioners at Munson’s Candy Kitchen in Bolton; .and the musing of Rockville Fire Chief John F. Ashe as he looks over the firemen’s collection of toys for needy children. It really is beginning to look like Christmas! (Herald photos by Ofiara, Pinto and Saternis.) ’

A Scandinavian Christmas cake thrills 10-year-old Miriam Schettlw.

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Gk)t a financial problem? jl;i( Jiif.'. Talk it over with one Candy, canes, handmade at Munson’s, are .only part of the “sugarplums,” ------:------:— 1 of our people! M.LIIITE6MTy B fliis m s ii, houmrife, doctor, student. . . whoever you are, you’ll M A M e m a m m I* ^ find it helpful to ask for financial counael from Connecticut Bank and. 0 8 8 P ltillt 8f j g IVust people. 'Diey have the broad experience and depth of under* vfUilMMMp* Mi VWMMH ■ itasding anyone wants when faced with a money problem. Put pair with 1 bUolag our people to the test. Ask for their advice the next tioM you have \ pair $125 a n e ^ We think you’ll like the down-to-oarth approach you’ll get. The disffiOfid for your Love not You’ll find top-caliber people in each of our offioei. So atop in at b e ooidjr. . , but above ell be ioe .. i'l of ' the‘ office naaraat you and make yourself known. You can be aura o f ’MaaDeadoaed enelkv. Hem voa b m t of a very wann welcome. / ' IS ■ ' be oemitt to Rod the perfectioa yon aeak.

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BU6GS BUNNY OUR BOUtDING HOUSE. > with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 7 . B p l B b y h - paekagee. held long-dieeled ebqee Cplc^ldH^d and lacy Ungerle like Mamas uni- Ih i r- in eOy get. ' Zhiexybody w h o opefied lop '-.i Buildmg XJliii Everybody Got •verjhody elee’e present found It was Just what he. had wanted all Actor For 1961 Consumer Me life. Every heart was a bell of Oibnoura N. Cola, 68 ttaphon Joy.r B t, A BaimbUoan amt long time Another’s Gift By SAM OAWiON ^but mostly becauae of mora mamher- of tha Town Building There never had been a h^pier 4ttilC(ek.) AV rnmkmm Maws Aaidys* Tuletide'-~ and all because Santa SLMMto mouths to feed and growing de Commlttaa, ia tha naw ehAirman Claus got mixed up and lost hla N pw Tork i/ty-TiM oooiuiner mand for more expensive foods. of liia commlttaa. Ha waa unan- .Msw Totk {jr y -O c m upon a nt to opm a package, it’s apectaclM. •HtkM I wMismII wlU haTP f««r iwwr worriM la lOBl. Imoiialy alactad laat night to au«v Christmas Bvs Santa Claus gof •till Chriatmaa.” Moral: Nobody oan really mess UTTLB SHELL WMS IS O But Om duuuMa a n allm th at he'U Clothing — less of price rlie caad Dinnoerat Harry Howroyd, SI The diplomats hesitated a mo- HETLL PCUSTHBEPC/ HW. IS2&1CSL mixed up. up Christmas. ba nU arad of many of tha onaa than In recent months. Conway ltd. He was late taking off from the menL then leaped to their feet and TKlCOT&Mmm taa'a had in ISSO. Winter clothing costs more Elected vies chairman was Dem cheered. Why, of course that was WCTSVlrm A FORMER/ uaSdU N Sa MSSSSawTWaa” ocrat Balam NasaUfiv 241 ■ Vernon North Pola Whan M landed his Ytia navr worriM canter around than a year ago and so too may alad by tha chipinay atop tha first the only possible answer. Every mAM OF VWSLU/^- next summer’s garb. But the tex St, to succeed Repubucan R. Gor body at heart wants something .7 F P : ------' “ jsasr*~ S5522K-m Joba and work weaka and their don CampbaU, 94 Ferguson ltd. honii on hla route, he reached Im RMiRioliwin tf p liM it ill itar ISUnoRM ULMNpobxt affacta on payehecka.' The carry tile industry, prosperous in early patiently for hla apactaclca to aee that' belongs to somebody else. Notice: • O a r ^ J S M m ^ l!! UEeettMicia t t B u i r nonaMNni cgeweMw ovar.worriea an how to maka a 1960, la. crjdng again about In John Mortimsr, 81 Plymouth That’s only human nature. Lane; a Republican, waa alaoted which paekagee belonged there. So araund the world the word WI— SSBISL allRhUy larger Income (for the creased competition at home end But Ms q ^ ta c le s ware gone! W i HAVE DAILY POCKET SIZED TRANSISTORS A LLY O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN Ml s in S w ______many whoae Joba won’t be affect from abroad and this may hold saieratary to imeeead Mra. Ntary wee flashed: MWariBd Barry, 84D Garden Dr., a Demo “I, must have dropped them,” "Everybody bpen everybody , OtANO-l NOMT UXK MSeatwi* s s r ^ s U i n i w ed <1^ the lengthening ahadow of pricee down. Protection from im c ra t ■aid,Santa. *TU go back and CLOCK and TAILE M OOU } biialneaa alackneaa) atn tch around ports seema sure to be an laauc else’s present — end keep It or DELIVERY TO THE . * YMM MXJNBPOLA, ilmirfnM Bmplayad by PAW look." trade It." O iP /VOUCMfTfiO RilMfliito sssrpmn.- iSsri ^'ssafST) alowly riaing prices, especially of In Congress. Price of raw'ma The iMw chairman is chief of Back hla reindeer flew as Santa MHmM terials, both natural and man So eveiybody did open every FMvAM MODELS r acrvicea, and how to meet tax bills angina daalgn at Prhtt and Whit peered anxiously down Into the » 1 r r r that threaten to mount at the atate made, are showing little price ney Aircraft In Kaat Hartford. snow. It graw later and later. Still body elae’s present. And 'Were BOLTON L and local levels. t; chhnge. • .—i they surprised! S L i^ a f PT" IT Ha ‘waa bora In 1910 In Duchess he could sea no sign of hie spec F Shortages of goods to buy aren't County, H.T., son of the lata Mr. tacles. , Grandmas and old maids opeimd MXSMlavdi? Houses—Uttle price rise and fi thsir packages and found dolls In mooSSm . - IT in the pictun. But business compe and Mra. Norvin Cole. Ba attend "What’U I do without , my AREA aiobfioM tition—and -therefore bargains—' nancing easier. ed PougMoeepaia High School, and specs?" Santa said. Me red nose them, and they weipt with pleasure asBatMMat IT IT ■H definitely is. The building industry hopes to and said, "It has been a Tong time :iRS55Siwei p ■ waa gi^uatad from Coraall Uni- turning blue with worry. "1 can’t since anyone gave us a doIL" r m Hen’s the outlook for your Job put up 1.3 million homes In 1961 varaity In 1981 with a han^loT of see the addressee on the pack and pay, for the cost of eating, out against 1.2 mllUon in 1960. Credit aclenca degree in mechanical «n- ages.” little boys were delighted to IL o w S S S I ' ^ ' -L will be easier to find, but interest PINE LENOX Q P IN I^ S O P A iwBAMim □ H fitting your family, buying and gineertng. Later he took cOuraes He asked all Me reindeer In find their packages, contained nwdraRATOR* MUM h e fUrniehl^ a home, gettl^ a new rates won’t change much. Home also at New Tork Unlvanity. turn If they could reed, end each cufflinks and grown-up ties like PHARMACY to « A lte tiw t r ear, gauging your tax hilL furnishings and furniture indus Cola flrat worked for Babcock shook Ma head no and stamped their daddies wore. And the fa I ■ 418RMBS ■* — — -T - tries hope to regain some of the and Wlloox upon Ma graduatkm. Ms foot thers were pleased to see they had t r 1 Jobo—more of them but not sales ground lost in 1960 after a gotten a real electric train, some- Zn E. CENTER ST. S^W U iw r In 1985 ha Joined PAWA. "If we could read we could work CARNIVAL 1 Q neceaaarlly in ebme of the tradi record 1959. Prices on older Ha ia a member of tha Man- thing no’ one had eent them In $ 1 1 4 . BY DICK TURNER 52 weeks a year In vaudeville,” their own chll)—The which the new sdminlatratlim Add - it up—a consumer’s year Connecticut State Hospital an might take to meet it. Further rather than a manufacturer’s one. nounced today that Its new'Merritt monetary inflation could send POLMOID JU D D SA X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD “ It •ays right thsra Otat naatly drautd .atudsnta gat If a recession doesn’t engulf Hall, a $5 milUon Intensive treat-- battar grtdaa! New da I gat that ndw formal prices markedly higher. Otherwise more Jobs, people should have a ment and admission building, will v C A M B R A a H d AniAMKruoe I 'HeN, lOO MIU9 OUT OVK THS a £ the outlobk_ls for a -rise of about bit more pnoney to spend, -abun be opened Jan.'4. TIANTIC... p— ...... for Friday'o daneo?” IH per cent In the cost of living, dance of choices in goods and serv The opening of the building-was WINK UOHT KIT I * the same as In 1950. ices, and prices held down by com delayed for several months bMOUsa LITTLESPORTS petition. of construction and equipmsht \ PBtfecTLYvmee BY ROUSON C Food — prices rose in 1960, after T s r v y - L!/ " ■ changes and then by personnel SP4RRW4 A'pi»3Sa slipping lower in 1950, and they G r e a t G a p shortages. It will have 250 patients MKTNRA may go atUl higher In 1961. Weath- when It Is In full operation. WAWntP er will play ite usual major role. Longest period between any A lack of cooks for the build; PWY D The nation’s food bill rose $3 bil two amendments to the Constitu Ing caused- the final delay, but this NORNMN’S problem waa remedied when the lion to $76 billion In 1960 and may tion of the United States was the 4U HARTFORD HD. 4 ym. rise about $2 billion more In 1961 61 years (1804 to 1865) between hospital’s plight was reported In y —partly becauae of higher prices the 12th and 13th amendments. the press.

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MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD THCMNONEBO iDWB«cma«ooN IT DOES LOOK X C A N T W-WHERE COULD IVSLL, HE DOES ^ THaVU-MIMAW AS ir PHILTOOK I PKiURe I T — AND PHILIP HAVE GONE, CRAZY THINGS, ^ At^THeVLUCOMB NATIVE THATCABi BUT j BELIEVE MB, FLOSSIE? HE HAD MRS FINN! I'M SURE ANOeerMBCun W HY? J i VM WORRIEDJ ONLY ONE THING HE'LL SHOW U P - ONHI6MIND-THE BEFORE MICKEY AND Grayledge Farm HUNTING TRIP WITH 10M EVEN GET THERE! THE GOVERNOR! /WV HENS TURKEYS "• Lb. Lb. FRESH NATIVE LONG ISUND DUCKUNCtS CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER iamMp TO ATMTMMBOEtlOWlcy in..., mOUTKSFACR TimEUT6wAi(s.7iM^ SOM* OF MR. ABERNATHY BY RAI.STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ION RQCKir EMIINI. WASH!ASMl far YMUS) J0PITIR.M OR A RETURN TRIP/ OUR BIG ROC«T* MBAP OF OUR COWPETITMiL. FROM THE MOONl WITH NUCLEAR / NON BURN AS MUCH CAPONS ARMOUR STUFFED TURKEYS I W A u y rw M«^HM>KaNTY and------PR06AILV RUSSIA.«Tftp FINEl POWER i m RUN FOR MONTHS / im M ME NUNm HEANYSOODP ncK B rncB i HOVfUir -OH THE FUEL H CAN CARRYljJJl AFTER BLAST OFF," WITH PEPPHttPOE FARM STUWWO BE ilSEDi AS A CAR DOES IN U5.D.A. CHOICE thirty YIARS! RIB ROAST STAHi-MEYER AND IMPORTED KIN4 0PTH€0VEN ' Canned HAMS — AU. SIZES AVAIIAILE V HRST PRIZE and FERRIS CHRISTMAS IVI HICKORY SMOKED and FRUITED CIm^ Hmp 4 P.M. Swedish KORV

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THE Herald Angle By EARL YOST Bpsfte CfilURCXI TBtfPIN Chicago, Dec. 20 GPI—Ban Olympics that y eir In Inna- ; Standings ning Olympic ciuunplons from brueki Auatrlat ' W, Of laat sununsr’B elaborate Traliiem ark in Green Bay ' Crack Halftime Show Costly v St. James No. 1 . . .78 future game# haa been aug- gamea In ' Rome, B riindi^ geated by' President Avery Second Congo Na 2 . i72 Cincinnati, Dec. 20 tthe Giant# still were In New York,'.fgame.- They were MeConitick commented that "there waa so Among the biggest losers last Sunday at Yankee StidiUm, No. 2 ...... 71 The Giants— a combination Johnny Antonelll won the earned (2.70), Broglio (2.75) and Drytdala Brundage o f the International mu()h commotion after th# besides, the football New York Giants, were the concession Gre«n B»y, YVis.,' D ee,'20f ofeen Bkar is mighty, mighty Tha original stock cartificatesOteea, with frequent bickering and St. Bridget’s ------68 run title In 1964 and Hoyt WHhelm (2.04). Last'year thera wera five. Olympic committee (IQC) as games that we have sent a vehderA W hy? The answer is simple. The Virginia State ore regarded here os akin to proof dalaya. Bt. James No^-2 ..67 of 1416 New York and San did It In 1952.’' '. an aid to eompet'tlon. letter to -all national commit ng time, such a rule would help the* ship and there is great Joy here ball -loving, ettioena who formed eral manager on 'Well as head day at Philadelphia, yofi’U ob into second place in the league fifth time in the last nine years a but this time we will act,” former BaBtem Conference cham standings and closed to within n Oammons-Hoaghmd Giant had finished on top. Bob Buhl of the Braves was the San Francisco and Milwaukee United States, more than any pions In. the National Football after years of frustration. a nonprofit corporation and sold coach. In previous years many de serve a most unusual group. most generous hurler, giving up pitchers also had the best com. said Brundage, long - time other countiY because. this The- Packers are more than a cisions were handled by commlt- They’re real "stubborn. half dosen games of the league lead- League blew on early 14-0 lead. stock. Top shooters were Ed BoUnsky Sam Jones wajf tops In 1959 with 103 walks. plete game record with 55 a u ^ champion of Simon-pure ath country always has ' a large The first few Umes th« aevelond team In this area. Loyalty for the Wapplng Community No. 2 drop 224— 593, A1 "Whipple 216—586, a 2.82 average and Stu Miller won Only three pitchers allowed an contests each while the Cfneln- letics. He did not disclose the crop of new talent while other Brawns had the ball, Andy Robus- club approaches that of a cult — ped back into third pl8)ce as it other proposals. * ^ bowed, 6-2, to Emanuel Lutheran Daye Stimpson 254—572, Dick in 19.'iij with a 2.47 mark. When average of lesa than three rtina a natl Reds had the worst with 33, countries rely on veterans for telU, Dick Modselewski, Sam Huff, sincere and fierce. The 19iS4 Games will be held two and even three flings at Rosy Grier and Tom Scott, aubbing During bleak days when the No. 1. Front running St. James No. Sullivan 212, Ed Bentley 200. In Tokyo, with the Winter the Olympics, held every four for the injured Jim Katcavage, team flopped around in and near Watkins, Liberty Hold Lead 1 was shocked, 8-0, by Second Con checked th# Browns’ attack with the league cellar, the fans remain go No. 1. Y FRUIT out any dittlculty. ed loyal and bought tickets even Listed with top shooters were Staodiiigs 8ASKET8AU ' Tueeday, Dee. 20 After First Volleyhall Round Bob Schack 212—562, Bud Chutter TOE TO HEAD— Bob Gaillard, University of San Fran Baylor, Lakers Tough However, a# the frigid afternoon when prospects of victory were re W. L. Pet. SC0K8S Elite List Includes 11 Teams , wore on, tbe attackers were slower JIMMY BROWN mote. Manchester at Bristol Eastern. 223, Don Gaer 201. Berries ...... 27 21 JSCS cisco basketball player, here appears to be a super con Rockville at PlainvUle. Honeydewa ...... 26 22 JI68 and slower and quarterback Milt Pteture DUterent Three rounds are scheduled in Activity In the Recreation De-<> HOLIDAY WIVES Sugar Plums ...... 25 23 J121 tortionist, kicking himself on the head. Actually that WEST SIDE MIDGETS Plum of Cleveland got more time team,, are all done for the year. Now the picture is different-and Wednedday. Dec. 21 each league. Commissioner Ron to throw and as It turned out, this Sunday’s winner gained the right partment’s American and Na Steadtags Peaches ...... I ------24 24 .500 big foot belongs to an opppnent getting it up in the Gus's Grinders won a close game For Detroit to Defeat Cromwell at Cheney Tech, 2, tional Volleyball Leagues has nie Daigle reports. The team hav Unbeaten Auburn Five was the dttferened. True, four of to meet the Detroit Lions in the Armory. W. U Fct. DatesANuts ...... 24 24 JiOO world in San Francisco. from Pontlcelll’s last night, 32-30. Plum’s passes war# picked off, ceased until after the holidays ing the best won and loss percent ...... 36 18 .692 Flgbars ...... 18 30 J78 Orange Bowl on Dec. 26. The Friday, Dec. 28 ag;e at the end of the third round Cookers Jim Kuhn, 14 for the night, drop but the Giants were dead ^ e o n s Browns in crushing the Giants, with laat year’s champions again Washers ...... 27 25 .519 ped in the winning basket as the Portland, Ore., Dec. 20 (iP) — The=|'era’ drive, afislated by Jer^y^We■t, Conard at Manchester, 8:15, will be acclaimed champion in each in the last period when the Browne before a partlslan crowd In New Ardna. . showing the way In their respec Sweepers ...... 26 26 .500 Honeydews closed to withla one buszer sounded. Paul Leon added Detroit Pistons will try again to who totaled 21 point# and Rudy La- Joins Leading Gagers scored 27 points to win going away, tive circuits. Watkins Bros., front of the two leagues. 28 .462 game pf league leading Berries b f Initial Road Test of Year ruaô, iwho had 20. York, will oppose the Lions in the RHAM at PorUa^d. Ironera ...... 24 12 points in a winning cause. A1 night to find out how to handle 48-34. In 11 previous games, only runners the past two years in the Following are the standings: Dusters ...... 23 29 .442 trimming . Peaches, 3-1. The Ber Wiley (12) was high for Pontl- sunny South. Each member o f the Elgin Baylor and the Loa Angelea At the ;Same time the Pistons AlUStar Repeater one Plum aerial waa intercepted. Uons arid Browns will draw down a ■ fast American League, proved that American League Moppers ...... 19 33 .365 ries bowed by same eeore to Fig- celli's followed by Lenny Kearns Lakbra. .spent nearly seven minutea of frus- ■New York, Dec, 20 {/P)— College basketball’s top 10 has 11 Otto Graham*# succeseor at quar they had lost little of their ef bars. For Indians Against Bristol Despite a broken leg suf approximately 31,000, which isn’t 7 .; College Basketball W L. Pet. (7) and Brian McCarte'n (6). For the fourth conaecutive time 'tratlon, unable to score a point. All in the elite list today with the addition of unbeaten Auburn. terback had excellent protection Portland, Ore,—JEddla Moehen, fectiveness during round one, fin Among leading pinners were Jane Benche’s 111 eet the pace. Tonight at 6, Paganl’s play Po shots bounded off the rim until fered at mid-season, Jim a bad day’s pay, no matter what Watkins ...... 1 4 1 .033 thia year the Piatona failed to come end not once did Robustelli or business one enrages in. 199, Portlnad, outpointed Wayne ishing four games ahead of the CiVitan’s ...... Judy Llbbey 121, Edith Correnti Bowling will be suspended until lice A Fire. In the second game, Ohio State and Bradley still rule the roost. Scott, the crariiing ends, pin the ' EAST ...1 0 5 .667 By FRANK OMNI: a* The Indians, of course, will be up with the answer laat night go my Kuhlmann of the Uni-. How come 10-becomes 11 in the-' ■■-■------■.... ' — * e )» Bethea, 219, New Yorl* 't Rutgers 74, Colby 68. Civitan Club, easily the moet Im West Sides ...... ___ 5 7 .417 113, Barbara Patch 113, Emma Jan. 9, 1061 because o f the holi looking to slick Steve McAdam, Ded’s meet the |4eraM Angela at ing down to a 107-103 defeat and versity of Bridgeport was passer on the seat ot his p u ts. Chicago — Jesoe Smith, 158, proved team. Aceto 110. days. Sharing on« quarter of the lead 7, Thursday night at 6, Gus's face time the Lakers were in front 100- Associated Press’ weekly ratings? Paul Brown, veteran Cleveland WilUmantic State 86, Boston Latvian# ...... ___ 4 8 .333 whole 35 points In the Indiarui,' sinking to last place In the Nation Kansas State 35, Providence 24, Heni-!n 'There Chioogo, knecked out Mel colm s, State 71. Liberty Mutual, which made Teachers "A” ______3 9 .250 1b the Central Connecticut Inter- Norrrian's and Paganl’s play Pon- 96. honored by being named The votes of, the 36 sports writ 'coach. Is considered one of pro one-sided victory over Windham al Basketball Association Western UCLA 18, Colorado 17, St. Louis 154, Trenton. N. J.. 6. Springfield 92, Hartford 62. Shambles of the National League (Jorrenti’s ...... ___3 9 .250 GREEN JR. BOYS HOLIDAY BANTAM8 scholajrtlo League with Conard. tlcelll'g at 7. All boys are urged to to the All-New England ers and sportcasters in the na football’s an-tlme great#. His rec Sugar Ray Robinson has been was a new Individual one-game Division while the Lakers mov^d For the Pistons, Gene Shue was 15, Vanderbilt 14, UUh 13, Wake New York—TOIy CoUlns. 146, Findlay (Ohio) 102, Central race a year ago. wound up with a Best totals were Terry Kloter Staadlag# Bristol Central and Wethersfield, report on time for their games. high Bcotor with 30 points. Intercollegiate Soccer tional panel brought about - a tie Foreat 11,. Kansas and Drake 10 ord, both in the new defunct All- fined 390 for refusing to wear scoring mark for a Manchester Into second place. NashvUIe, Teon^ and Tony. sieCola, Conn. 83. gaudy 14-1 record, two games National League 113-122—340, Ralph Rawson 123, W. L Manchester H igh's baeketball for 10th between North Carolina each, Memphis State 7, Kentucky America Conference and the Na black tnmka in his natlonall,v tele player, to again lead their offense. The two teams are only a game League first team. Kuhi- 1601/4, New York. Dre- . better than the pace maintained W. Rich Fish 121, Bob (Jonstentine Jones Boys ...... 1 9 6 team takes to the road tonight Y MIDGETS and North Carolina State. 6, Purdue 4, Duquesne 3, Utah tional LeagU#, speaks for itself. vised middleweight title bbut with L .Pet. Dave White, Jim Mistretta are apar^, however, in the race. mann, former Manches 'The selectors picked the same Providence, B. L — Joe DeNuocl, HOCKEY AT A GLANCE by the East Sides. Liberty Mutual ...... 14 1 .933 116, Milt Plouff 116. Turootte Esso ...... 1 4 10 for a date ■with Rastern High in State 2, Marquette, Virginia Tech, Six straight times, previous to Gene Fullmer in Los Ani^les two other likely starters for the In The Elks scoped their second Baylor acored 39 points as he ter High player, was one 10 teams of a week ago, plus Au IM , Newton, Mase., outpointed Mondny'e Results Six teams compete in the Amer Etoat Sides ...... 12 8 .800 Case A Blinn ...... 13 11 Bristol. The varsity game, to be victory last night, a hard fought WiltÔnly Humcin, Illinois, Iowa and Seton Hall, 1 lost Sunday, when the Giants and weeks ago. The California Athletic Hilllardvine Lunch ..13 11 played at the Thomas Monahan dians with Craig Johnson the fifth led the Lakers In a fourth-quarter burn, although many of the Commission deducted the'fine from Winie Greene, PrevMenee, No games played. ican League and eight in the Na Teachers ”B” ...... 8 4 .667 34-80 win over Paganl Caterers. of three repeaters on the each. Browns met. New York won. No tional. The A . League resumes FEMMES A FELLAS Morlarty Bros...... 1 2 12 Memorial Gym, will start at 8:15 man If he has recovered from rally. The Lakera trailed 87-84 at Average Declines teams w-as shifted. The poll was Robinson’s 340,000 purse. For 19. Wedneoday*B Scbedaie St. Mary’s ...... 8 4 .687 Standings pulled muscle received In Wind In the second game, Fletcher the start of that period and were All-Stars. The local man other team in pro ball has been The Hogue, Netherlands — Nells n a t i o n a l l e a g u e Monday night, Jan 9 with the N Clarke’s ...... 6 9 •40C Annum Const...... 1 1 18 with a Jayvee preliminary contest Glaas broke into the win Column, is a senior. based on games played through able to boast such a record championship bouts, recognised by L. Pci. Colla Const...... 10 14 ■latMHslated iit at k 6:45,:4 ,5 . • ' ham encounter. If Carlson Is not behind 96-87 a few minutes later. Saturday night. the National Boxing Association, Oostrom, Netherlands, outpointed Chicago at New York. League starting Tuesday, Jan. 10. Mon. Auto Parts ...... 6 10 .333 Prnn-Herb Crandall ...... 12 .723 able >sto start. Mt—Wilt against the Browns, long-time Jimmy King, BuffUo, N. Y., 8 e a s t e Bn l jc a g u e All matches will be played at the Goalee Dr...... 3 12 •20C Maude-Don Carpenter .. . 17 J22 Knarf’s Market . ....8 16 Then the Plstona ran Into a There were no changes in the Fiery Scoring Pace champions are entitled to wear Jrnnne-Roland Irluh ...... 20 .556 The Lancers • of Coach Burr may get the rail to replace him. Leading the scoring for the Chamberlain ha# atipped a bit in rulers o f the Eastern Conference, (weights unavailable). New York at New Haven. West Side Rec. Gus'# Grinders...... 1 14 .067 Carlson, former Cniversity of Elks were Mark Heller (12), Paul puzzling seven minutes In which first two spot#. Ohio State’s white trunks in the ring. Like the Fin-Norm Kloter ...... 21 .53.7 Two new records were eet this all Shota bounced off the ^ rini. game-average, bqt the Stilt « f the and In th* proeese o f rebuilding Vl-Joh!i Morton ...... 32 .611 Connecticut star, should give the O'Brien (10), and Gary Wijrren NCAA champions (4-0) were the Kept by Geoffrion Httle boy that he Is, when he didn’t Alba-ZIp Soblikt ...... 27 .400 past week. Terry Kloter, 12, oh o When they finally were able to unanimous choice of the 36 for the past two years. Indians a real test. Eastern gave (10) while Dave Wollenbergh hit Philadelphia Warriors »tiU leads New York’s defense, against get his own way, the Harlem Belty-Andy lamoreux ... .70 .33.7 bowls with the leading Jones Boys, Pro Baaketball score again, the I.#.kers were in first and Bradley (6-0) was al «UiA B row n ?auiHoffDtiii9 Helen-Bob McCann ...... 31 .311 highly regarded Wethersfield fits 14 pointa, high for the game, for Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles in rushing, was the best in the Na Dandy balked, and did as he rolled a high single .of 134. This front l(K)-96. ^ the National Baeketball Aasocia- most as solid for second. Montreal, Dec. 20 (8*) — Bemle pleased. However, boxing fan.# F. included six marks ahd he finished before finally bowing, &5-.52, last the losers. (Boom Boom) Geoff rion continues tional League for three years. John Crow Setting a new high triple wa# Don Friday, Bristol led by eight points, Monday's Result A crowd of 4,454 watched the tion scoring irace and remalm Detroit (4-1), third a week ago, shouldn’t be too surprised at out with a strike in the last box. Loa Angeles 107, Detroit 103. Mark Oakman had a great game, ahifted here to give Port to set a fiery pace in the National Cleveland, ^ p i t e the presence of H Carpenter with a sizzling 413. He 32-24-, at halftime and after fall night acorlng (17) to lead his ahead of last aeaaon’a title pace. fell to eighth and St. Bonaventure Robinson a.s his career has been The other mark was established Tuesday's Hohedule landers a look at professional (8-0) moved up from sixth to Hockey League’s scoring race. the great Jimmy Brown and did it on games of 136-162-115. ing behind by seven as the result team to their firat win. Riisa Cole Chamberlain outacipred Baylor, speedster Bobby Mitchell in the marked with riumerous episodes in by Jack Tinker when he broke the Cincinnati vs Boston at New basketball. The teams will meet third. Indiana (4-1) held firm in The sharp-shooting Montreal which !hls underhanded methods Women’s best scores were Alba high double with a nifty 242. Tin o f a cold third quarter, closed to scored (10), high for Peck. 132-106, in four gainee la«t week Iwckheld, was never able to run York. here again tonight. RE80L\nB TO TRAIN NEW fourth place, but North Carolina forward hit the target for four have been carried out in both forhts Soblski 112-U4, Flo Kloter 182. ker bowled games of 118 and 124 within two points with .10 second.^ and official atatUUcs tpday showed wild againat Robustelli and Co. In Helen McCann 130-837, Fran Cran Syracuse at New York. That made it four straight for (3-2), beaten by Kentucky and goals during the past week and he engaged In and others that he to break the old mark of 219 held to go before finally succumbing to the Lakera over the Platons this he has a 36.9 average agd a 51- DOG faet, in the first meeting this sea dall 112, Maude Carpenter 112. the Eagles. Los Angeles vs Detroit. You Know Casey Kansas State, fell from fifth to a now ha# scoyed in eight conaecu ran out of. It’s too bad, for Robin by Dick Cobb Jr. " Like Kloter, .season as Los Angeles squeezed point lead in total Stints.’ Baylor If yoif received a dog for Chrlst- tive games. Thia is Just one short son between the two clubs in Eastern's top Mint producer in Wednesday's Hchedule has a 34.1 average on^l,056 point# maa, either a puppy or a full grown tie for 10th with N C State (5-1). son was a great fighter and cham he .is 12-years-old. Into second place In 'the Western of the record of nine set by the Cleveland, the Giants held the pion. HOLIDAY MIXED DOUBLES Others svbo bowled 100 or bet its opener wm*- Terry Burke who New York va Philadelphia at Glendale, Calif. (A") --- A month Division. A for 31 games, one more than fellow, oiie a t' your New Year’s Louisville (8-0) Jumped from Boston. ninth to fifth, and St. John’s (4-0) immortal Maurice (Rocket) Rich Browns to but six yards rushing Stondingo ter were Jack Stackpole 115, Bob booped 10 'pohita on six baskets after the IVorld Series when some Detroit seemed on Q » way to Its Chamberlain, who has acored 1,- resohitiona ahould be 'that you'll Wonien’s leaders were HWdUr at. Louis at Boston. 107. . advanced from seventh to sixth. ard for Montreal 16 eeasons-ago. enûto-iey Stengel A week ago, Chamberlain had a member of the family and com Duke (5-0) also received a pro Geoffrion is the NHL’a high, man Smith 106, Mso-k (Jakman 105. there came disastrous )>asket Nancy "Warren 116, Barbara Mc- Top pinners the pretdou# weSk scoring 10 points. Other probable Johnny Loftua was the first would take, the ex-Yankee man drouth In the fourtl) quarter. 37.5 average and Baylor . 35.2. At munity. motion, from eighth ' to seventh. with 49 point# on 24 go#ls and 25 Perf^ted Offense Moe Morhardt, hdme after a Conville 112, Shirley Hampton 110. Auburn (5-0) earned the ninth assists, according to olBciali NHL season o f winter baseball, often were Tinker 117, Jim Stecksola atartera are Gary Palladino and Jockey ever to ride a horse to vie agers'^ wife replied: "You Know The Pistons went into the final this stage a year ago, (Camber- To fulfill this resolution, how Ooa^ Brown, In the weeks Men’s -top shooter was Dick Mc- Captain Dave Larue, both of whom spot by beating Alabama 74-62 statistic# released today. Right be participated in baseball double- 116, Dick Cobb Jr. 114. Gary Mc tory In the Triple Crown events — Casey. About the only thing I learn frame with an 87-84 lead and lain had a 35.2 average. ever, you’ll have to train your pet. ahead, planned a new form of o t- Convllle 162’-370. hit for nine points in the Lancers' for the Birmingham Classic title. hind Geoffrion are two other Mon- headers but rarely In basketball. Hugh 109, Dave Turner 107, d ok - Kentucky Derby, Preakness and from him is what I pick up when built It to 96-87 early in the quar Oscar Robertson o f Cincinnati, In order to do this successfully, fense. If you oan’t.gO through a man 104, Bryce Himt 101, Bill opener, and Dave Della Bitta. Belmont. It was Auburn's 14th straight vic tealcrs, Dickie Moore with 46 (25 However, last 'Wednesday night in he talks in hia sleep." ter. Then Baylor started the Lak- third in ecorlng with 929 point# abide by the three P’s: patience, dub like.the Giants, perfect your JAYOEE MIDGETS Hamilton 100. leads in assists with an 8.8 aver persistence and practical knowl tory over, a two-year span. goals, 21 assist#), and Jean the Rec League, the former Man The leaders with won-lost rec Beliveau 44 (14 goals, 30 assists). overbaad game., Thia is precisely chester High high scorer played Cliff Hassett 109 and Francis age. (Jhamberlaln is tope in re edge of the Job at hand. ■what tlM Browns did and the re XoainyMcDoflalit’ BobSMUkii? j, Pisch 105 paced the scorers. Y JUNIOR BOYS bounds (27.6), while Bill Sharman Start with practical knowledge ords and- first place votes in par Moore picked up four points on with TWO d'fferenta teams In the Hcottt Ray; one goal and three assists to move sult wa# devastating. for Now Standings of Boston leads in free throws o f the job at hand. Thia means entheses with points on a 10-9-8 same le.sgue on the same night. W. Pet. knowing- exactly what you. aim etc. (Riecords through games bf into second ahead of Beliveau. York followers laat Sunday. Morhardt played freshmen b^- (.947) and Barney Cable of Syra , IVlth Plum at tho controls, the G ia n ts...... 9 .900 cuse Is first in field goal percent to accomplish with your dog. Spe Saturday, Dec. 17). The Canadiena’ hot trio is get ketball at UConn. He’s the prop Seeks Knockout „ Browns passed the Giants’ dizzy, Cardinals ...... 6 .600 I^ ** - —* age (.483). cific training information le avail 1. Ohio State (36) (4-0) ...3 6 0 ting a run from Toronto's Frank erty of the Chicago Cuba and will Phillies ...... 5 .500 able through your library or 2. Bradley (6-0) ...'...... 321 Mahovlich. The 22-year-old Maple ,snd just to, keep the defense hon report to the major leaguer’s camp Boston, Dec. 20 (P) — George est, Bro'wn and Mitchell tore off Pirates ...... 5 .500. through an -obedience training 3. St. Bonaventure (6;0) ...212 Leaf winger collected five points, in Mesa, Arlz., in F ebruary.... Logan, two-time loser to Tom Mc- Braves ...... 3 .800 long yardage In ball carrying NFL Players Select All-Star Team, Neeley, la looking for a knockout record. 4. Indiana (4-1) ...J ...... 204 three of' them on goals, for a Glad to report ice skating condi Dodgers ...... 2 .200 Fraser Confident Now patience comes into play, 5. Louisville (8-0) ...... 1 7 8 fourth place total of 40. He has Jaunts, parilcularly in the laat tions are good at (Jharter Oak, solution to their third heavyweight and pitience in thia instance is 6. St. John's (4-0) ...... 140 scored 29 goals in 32 game# (he .period, when the old Giants sim Park, an area supervised by the meeting tonight at Boeton Garden. Setting a new high single was AI He’ll Face Italians the art of self-control. Nothing 7. Duke (5-0) ...... 135 has 11 assists) and leads' the way ply ran out of gas. *1710 Giants Park Department. Center Springs Rocky Marciano is the referee for Norris with a sparkling 146. Other can be more exasperating than to 8. Detroit ■ (4-1) .i* 81 ip that department. Moore and forward srall didn't rush Plum In Annex is expected to be readv for Giants ’Hiiffi Stroud, Patton Named the 10-rounder between the strong, good scores were Mike Orlowskl find that your pupil has suddenly 9. Auburn, (5-0) ...... 68 (ieoffrlon are behind him in goal- the., second half and what looked the public’s use by the. weekend crude righthanded sluggers. 106, Al Gtzyb 104, Paul Buck 100. Sydney, Dec. 20 (ff5--"I def ■forgotten a lesson you thought he like an easy Giant victory was initely will be ready to play In the 10. North Carolina (3-2) ..... 39 getUng. with Center Springs Pond still un had finally mastered. But don't eventually turned Into a one-sided Challenge Round,” Auatralla’a (Tie) North Carolina St. Beliveau leads in assists with safe for Ice skaters.. .Stan Zlma, BA DART LEAGUE AUTOMOTIVE loa« lyour temper. Let your dog (5-1) 39 30 followed by Detroit's Norin , Cleveland triumph. former UConn varsity hoopster, Final Steadings Standings question-mark tennis ace Neale catch you losing it once and his Instead of playing In the post New York (NEA)— Bal-’^Jehnny Units#, at least for thls^snd Jimmy Patton of the GiontsoOnly three teams—Pittsburgh, Fraaer said today while the rival Other' receiving votes included: Ullman 26. has injured a knee and la out for year, - os the finest quarterback. breezed to another set of laurels. Los Angelea and Dallas—are nol P in t Round W. L. Pet.- oonfidmee in you Is apt to be season runner-up Pro Bowl game the season. Zima performed with ance was the motif in the Na W. L. Pct.GBL Cunliffe Motors ...... 25 8 .7W Davis Cup teams practiced a shattered. From there on in, train in Miami Monday, the Giants, as a The ohly other Issue on offense The Bears’ Doug Atkina finally represented. The Steelera an< thousand miles apart. Shy-Ann in the local Rec League. tional Football League this made the jump from the second Black Pool ...... 46 24 .657 — Alcnr Auto P n ^ '...... 19 14 .876 ing may be doubly difficult. involved Tommy McDonald Van’s Rams find solace in second team Celtic ...... 42 26 .690 4 Wyman Oil ...... ,.19 14 .876 The Wimbledon and United year. The Green Bay Packers Persistence as it applies to dog favorite target, and the Card team, ousting Andy Robustelli of placements Man. Auto Parte ...... 1 8 15 JM5 States titleholder was left be have it. The title-flying Phila Ballymena ...... 38 32 .543 8 training means your willingness to inals' Soniiy Randle in conten the Giants at a flank. There .are no recruits on the DeCormier Motors ...-IS >1 -864 hind nursing a aore leg inuacia Jim Thorpe Preferred Tlaying Arsenal ...... 37 36 J120 0 teach the same lesson day after Max Schmeling Bewildered delphia Eagles finally tion for' the second end position Despite their late season tail- I960 All-^layera’ All-Pro team LInfield - 86 85 .500 11 Man. Radiator ...... 7 26 .212 wlwrt the Australian team flew to day until your pupil thoroughly un- achieved it, to pair with popular Raymond spin, the Colts still managed to In this company, a guy waits Porta down .....33 37 .472 18 Brisbane and. the Italiana hur derstSnds what’s wanted of him. Oyer Being Football President The men of the NFL proved it, Berry bf the Colts. The' little corral five spots on both units. hto turn.. .------Mike Denhup 141—886 topped the It also means your willingness to Rangers ...... 31 39 .443 15 ried to Melbourne , yesterday to By Badminton in Fight Game in their sixth annual All-Players’ Eagle finally roosted there be- Glenavon .,,....18 52 .257 28 scorers. Facape Sydney's seemingly unend correct errors over and over again All-Pro team, released today by eause he ddllvered' the ' toubfi- without a show of temper. And ing deluge of rain. Philadelphia (NEAV—- Norm anfer Jim was as fine a back as they downs (at the rate of one a game) OFFENSE don’t forget the reward In the form New .York (N BA) — M a x Newspaper Enterprise Association "There are aix days before the Van BrocKIin of the Philadelphia claimed. • • • "Better,” - ...... - replied the fa and The Herald. when they meant most. rm S T T E A M SECOND TEAM challenge round and my leg is of a tidbit or snack when a Job’s Eagles is the sixth, winner of the mous coach. Schmeling, the methodical, plod The team wiU be assembled In Berry, and guard Jim Ray Smith Ray Berry, Battfanore Kyle ’4ote, New York feeling much better today,” Fra well done. This is as Important a Jim Thorpe Memorial Trophy. ding German with the aissllng Tommy MoDonaJd, Philo. . Sonny Handle, St. Loi' part of training as correction. First Prexy Los Angeles Jan. 16, the night-of and cepter ,Jlm Ringo o f . Cleve ser ssid. “I plan to do aome road In five short yeSTs this award right hand who was seldom be- Bob St. Otolr, Son Fran. Bbos#v*ll Brown, New Ye work and practice a little serv has become the most coveted in Few know that Thorpe was the ’wildered 'In the ring, is pretty the Pro Bowl Game, and honored land were the leading vote attrac Jim Porker,. Baltimore first preeideut of the NFL. tipns on offense. , Forrest Gragg, Greeo Boy ing. By Thursday or Friday I hope foo(:baII. The reason for this is that much confused by what goes on in at an awards dinner. Jim Roy SmiaTCtovelooi In an attractive- and highly in Art Spinney, Belttolore to go all out.” the recipient is the choice o t the the fight world today." The ballots of the 500 perform Joe Schmidt, who. recovered Jock Streodt'New York Bruce Bosley, Son Froaefoeo UConns and BroMn formative NFL brochure, put out tt diolidas^ The 25-year-oId lefthander, who players he opposed in the Nation “What' is this business of a ers on the 13 teams in jthe NFL from a shoulder Injury to perk up Jim BtegS^ Oreeo Boy Art Hunter, Los AagOles basically for college stars eligible carries Australia's main hopes of al Football League. inon losing a title by. a knockout, ravealed a virtual dead heat be the. Detroit Lions, luys the de Norm Voo Broekito, Philo. John Unites, Boltunora Tangle at Storrs The Jim Thdrpe Trophy for the to be drafted, George Strickler then being giyen another chance tween East and West to nailing fensive unit from the-middle line Lenoy Moets, Boltlmore Bobby Mitchell, Obeveload keeping the Cup, suffered a mus recalls how the pro game started cle inflammation behind hia left outstanding performer In profes at It in hia very next f ig h t ? ” down the 22 honor spots on the backer’s porition. Schmidt Is the Poul Hontang, Greeo Boy Tom TTrocy, Plttoburgh Storrs—Brown University, fresh sional football was the idea of in a hot, steamy salesroom o f the asked the one-time heavyweight offensive and defensive platoons. sole survivor of the first ballot John Dovld Orowi St. L. (tli knee during practice last Thurs Hays Automobile, Agency In Can day before the heavy rain# let in. from its scintillating 79-70 victory MUrry Olderman, cartoonist-writer champion who dismantled and The Weatem^piirtolon placed six ing, In .1955, for', this most repre Jim Broteo, CievMOBd . F Jim TSylor, Greeo Boy over Boston College a, feW days for the Newspaper Enterprise As- ton on the afternoon o f Se;^. 17, flattened Joe Loui# in his prime. each on offense and defense. The sentative of all-star teams, chosen He haa been taking orthopedic 1920. There, seated on the running . HONORABLE MENTION! Jim PhllUps, Los Angeles; Buddy treatmenta. ago, will be the next home ^ -at sooiation. Firat thought was tb- call “Whan 1 w«a around if you lost Eastern half of the league fea by tha playera who have to con Dlol, Pittoborgh; J. D, Smith, PhUodolpMo; Jerry Kramer, Green traction for the University of Con the prize tl},e Red Grange Trophy, boards , Of Hupmoblles, 11 - hardy Harry Hopma,n, Australian cap a title you had to qualify before tured six. on offense and five on tend on the field of\ action with Boy: Jotao Ntoby, Pltteburgbi, Boy'Wletedio, New York; Jon Arnett, Gomes necticut basketball - team. The but the Galloping Ghost Trophy, pioneers laid the foundation. being''mven a chance to regain defense. these superb performers. Los Angelea. tain, said in Brisbane he would Huskies meet the Bruins at the llnois was considered still too ac Thorpe shared a running board wait .until Friday to decide Field House tonight at 8.’ It.” ., : , ■ ' " If that counts up to 28, you’re Like always, Joe drew the high DEFENSE tive telecasting, etc. with (Jeorge Halas, then of the , Schmeling obviously was be whether Fraser can be counted on ^ t e r an opening night assign Origin of Award Decatur, 111., Staleys and since right, because the' I960 AU-Pro est plurality among linebackers. F1B8TTBAM SECOND TEAM to play. Besides playing the sin ment with Amherst which the mused by the seemingly endless team takes a dtotinct digression Technically, the inclusion of Chi It waa Paul Gardner, the one owner and coach of the Chicago game of Bodmlngton being played Gloe Morehetti, Bottltoera B Andy RobustelU, New Yoric gles, Fraser teams with Roy Bruins won, Coach Stan Ward's time sports writer and now public Beat'll. , with 12 men on the attacking unit. cago’s Bill George and New Deug AtMos, OtOeofO B cy Floyd Patterson and Ingemar John Poluck. W oshlo^n Emerson to form the country’s Brown five has been mixing it up relations man, who popped up with Thera was nh apUtttog out Paul York’s Sam Huff (both repeaters Gene Upsoemb, BoMomra T Henry Jordon, Green Bo: Charter franchises were granted Johiuulaon with the crown used as best doubles team. with nothing but the best New the name of 'Ihorpe. This waa at a the Canton Bulldogs, Cleveland Homung of- Green B#y and John from 1959, too)--os-hi# nmidng Bob Tonett, Woahlngton . .. T Brule Stoutner, PItteburgh i 1 England has to offer. Figured to meeting in the ofnee of Boyd Lew Indians, Dayton Triangles, Akron • shuttlecock. David Crow o f St. Louis for the mates can be faulted, for they Joo Sehmidt, Detralt • LB Johu Regw, Pittsburgh M ix never did get. another shot be in the thick o f the Ivy League is, NEA executive editor,,and all Professionals, Massillon Tigers, second halfback opoL Homung play the. same middle sppt as Joe Bin Goorgo, Chioogo LB ^ oreotar, Greeo Boy Monday thru at Johk Sharkey, to whom he lost title race which begins Jan, 4, the agreed this waa a ten-strilw. Rochester (N.Y.) All-Ameribaiu, merely ’set a new NFL season |nd aome experts conbmd they Som Huff, Now YoOfe LB , BBI tewtogtaa, Baltimore the tlU# on a dubious decision. Bniins have lost heart-breakers to A telegram to Suey Welch, Los Rock:l8land (111.), Muncis (Ind.), scoring rechid. Crow was the an- riiould tw,##gregafod ^rom coimer Dick lon e, DotrOR H ' Ak# WsBtook, Rhode Island (2). SprinsHeld Angeles theatrical figure who was the D e^tur Staleys, Hammond Whan ..James J. Broddock wa# yll fi>r the pound!ngeat ground at Itoebockers. ' Tom Broekshler, Philo. H Yolo rn fim m (three overtimes) and Providence associated) with Thorpe in the early (Ind.) jmd Chicago Cardinal#. champion, he fan out of a con- MAX SCHBIEUNG tack to professlbnal ball. - : But they’re the. three ithe play- Jerry Norton, St. Louis S. Don Burroughs, eU9F MONTfiOMIliyl College before nipping the BC days of pro football, quickly Thorpe was elected president of .trmetod match with Schmeling to Leader jo t the unit to Norm ete saluted am the best at any spot Jimmy Pottoo, NeiW York S Dovo Boker*, Sou F ro o riueo Eagles who Outscored the UConna, brought the permission of his the new league. He lasted in that fight Isiuia. Louis kept Schmeling, that knocked out 86 men' to's '24- Von Brocklto, the Eagles’ Player- behind the front - line of dtfense. HONORABLE hlENTIONi Frank Fuller, St. Louie: Leo Nomel* FULL qrr. 110-96. by then aging as,, beak busting year career (with eight out for of-the-Year, winner of the Jim Q—A halfback threw a lateral widow to use the. name. Gardner capacity one year. , Old standbys Ilka Glno Mar- Itol, Son Frooetoco; Cbook Bedoorik, PhUodelphlo; CUlf Ltvlngeton, All taxes With students away on vacation goos, waiting two years before military service and WorM War Thorpe Trophy, on inspirational paaa to the fullback. The InsUnt had A. G. Spalding Bros. Co.,. Inc., ' Big Jim, you aee, vastly pre chettt, ths Colts’ end, and defen- New York; Deon Derby, Pittsburgh; Andy Nelseh, Boltlmore; Ed Includ^ this wrtlf' there will be plenty of put up the trophy. giving hldl a rematch. H ) . . veteran who supplants BalUmpra’s siv# backs Dick Lons of the Lion# Meodor, Los Aagoleo, the ball waa in the air, the tackle seats available. Box office opens ferred throwing s crushing block, Because qyen the younger money making a crijppling tackle or a Fight Over and Over It was difficult to oxploin about on the offensive team clipped. at 7 pjn. It’s the only home game television mob rule, Octopus, Inc., players hav6 read or heard o f Jim long gain to being president' * **rhe w«y It ie now, the aome What is the ruling? left for the Huakles during the Cus D’Amato ohd all the other JiM P ailon Thorpe, the response -was terrific So does the winner o f the Jim two fight over and over again for Knowledgeable people buy Imperial Ar—When a ball Is frM and a holiday season, the Huskies hav things that hod HMlIad the sport J ^ M o H o n i ing a date in the (Jueen City Tour from the outset. ' Here was ’ one Thorpe Memorial Trophy. the soma championship,” iôwarod foul Is committed the hall goes to award the combatant really 'want Def Schlogar from under the that flourtohod In Max’s heyday, the offendesl team. In this case the ney In Buffalo, Den. 31 to Jan. 2. so the conversation was swltehod ed. | , beetle-brows that were hia trade hall would be awarded the de Nearly. 100 per cent of the play to his personal life. fensive team. It we<{ld he 11 rat Lean# to PeDn State mark. "That keeps others from . "I lost everything In the war Always a well-chosen gift And one of ' l■ Boltion Area 93,500 aacb. Ml 94496. for prompt andxourtaoua aarvice. ualties were reported among tha ship guaranteed. 3M AotumiiA 8t. •lx raom c ^ , (ormai dining delegates. uKC-nwooutoPWOiff _ . I dMla and guna, hobby taimces. j^turlUng. Adulta, No peta. MANCHESTER — B xcaptioilal Joaeph Barth, Broker. (Oeattaoed Crea Page Dm ) MI S-4M0. THEiXWn'UfUaa'fMME ^lONiQUriMWIWtlDM ooUsotlona,#, attw ecatanto _ cr w M t Apply 399 Autumn 1-7 :M p.m. (oom, 9 badraoma, finplaoo, Only I7M down Will bpy thin de- SERVItt Winda aOroana and atorm wlBdowB, lightfui level, fireplace pine choice building aitea. A and AA BIDWELL BOMB improvement •OMITNO^TPURCMK- aataua. Furniture Repair ftarvlea, Zonea. Shown by appointment. LISTINGS WANTBD-Catt this of The emperor said the rebels TaloottvOla. Ooen.. IM. Ml I-T449. THREE ROOM first floor M>art- am9UU driva. SelUng for $16,600. M eled wan, 3 years young, priced fice for peraonaliaed rarvice. ‘Tour Li$t May 'Trap D r iv e n ADVERTISING Co. Alterations, additions, ga- ment, $77 monthly. Heat, elec below FHA nppraiaal. comolet Phone MI S-637S. used tactics with which theywere ippraiaal, complete for inquiry Invltod. Alice Clampet, ADVERTKlMt rages. Roofing and siding experts. tricity, gas hot water furnished. R, F. DDIOCK CO. 915,900. CaU for appointment now. unfamiliar and this could suggest Alumimun clapboards a specialty. Wanted— Retd Eatae 77 Realtor. Ml 9-4648. WloMilngton — The Conunaree Unexcelled workmanship. Basy Rooms Wlthool Board 59 Available Jan. 1. Call MI 8-6940. foreign help. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Can be seen in evenings. MI 9-6246 R. F. DIMOCK CO. Department is setting up a regis budget terms. MI S-6490 or TO LARGE FURNISHED room, one Barbara W6odi MI 9-7701 ARB YOU conaiderlng aelling raur NEED CAPE and Ranches, buyera The 99-year-old emperor re try to help States Identify drivere’- 8:15 AJW. to 4:30 P.M. M109. waltiita. U st your home now, M. ceived foreign newsmen in his minute from Main S t Light house FOUR ROOM duplex, gaa furnace, Johanna Eviiia M l 9-5669 homer CaU us for paraonaUaed lloense applicants whose licenses keeping. MI 9-7959. storm windows, and stove. Orford MI 9-6245 service, Joseph Roasetto, broker, E. (marbonneau, broker, MI Jubilee Palace which still showed have been revoked by other States. r t C H A S T H t . COPY CLOSING TIME"FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Village. $85 a month. Call MI II — VERNON Barbara Wooda MI 9-7702 Phone MI 9-0308. 8-0683. soars of last week’s battles. The The registry la expected to-be in MONDAY Thru MUDAY 10:50 AJ«.—SATURDAY 0 AAL Roonne—Siding 1C FURNISHED rooms, complete light 9-3634 ^ te r 6 p.m| front gate was damaged and there operation sometime next year. housekeeping facilities Centrally Lari#AAM0W BHW7B nxnhawwaaa ranch, batha,artaMas« Johanna Bvana MI 9-6663 were shell marks in ths driveway COUGHUN R o o rm o Co. - AU located.1 ChOdrenChUr ...... accepted—limit ROCKVILLE —Seven room tene i% PLEASE READ YOUR AD types of roofs and roof repairing ood location;lon n6‘niar new Lak^ •— Stfeet and on the walla the garden. ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., ment, bath, automatic hot water. chool. Large lot. Selling for SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace I bed Doris, that is Special army tmiu in tents t •joLt •jtn.t uw ut »ji p.m Scranton centar. Priced for quick sale. Cm ponk "Cleopatra." Motel, 160 Tolland ^ k e . HI—SIX ROOM COLONUL Hollywood (/P)—Woman of the Her onetime friend, Debbie Rey respondents, troop* searched toe Headquarters In The North End STORE FOR rent on Sprues 8t. ownar, MI 9-9770. year In the film capital la a lilting, mountains for the' only two rebel ROOFmG — Specializing repairing Reasonable and parking In the Juat evar town Una in South nolds, made the headlines In late roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut Windsor, kuparb condition, 8 large MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape, sunny blonde 'who refutes the no November by marrying shoe ty leaders still at large — Brig. Automobiles for Sale ter work chimneys cleaned, re ’T h u h itr rear. Call MI 8-8h9, 210 Spruce tion that you have to be a head- Mengestu Naway of the Imperial For Christmas Shoppers Lost and Found CMH O'RRWfJ FURNISHED ROOM near Main St. bedrooms, 1% bathi, formal dining family room, modern kitchen, 8 coon Harry Kajrl, thus squaring paired. Aluminum siding. 30 St. 9 Hazel St. MI 9-2170. room, large living room with bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good Uned aexpot to make the grade up HoUywood’s moat famous tri Guard and his younger brother,. fo u n d —Male dog. reddish brown, 19.56 OLDSMOBILE 2-door hardtop. years' experience. Free esti HH7t.hO.tT. in Hollywood. / Girjnay. They were believed to be Power steering and power brakea, eMicteo ir, lu. OFFICE FOR RENT. Ideal for den- paneled fireplaca wall and book lot with trees. One block to angle. white spot on chest. Name on coP mates. Cali Hbwley.'Ml 3-5361, MI ROCKVILLE—24 Grov* Street — tiat or insurance. 186 West Middle case. separate front entrance hall Doris Day la her name, former hiding in toe nearby Emboko Where You Will Find A Profusion lar "Penny." Call Lee Fracchla, 1795. MI 9-0308. 3-0763. Double and single light housekeep schoola, shopping and bus, $16,900. It was wedding bells for Lana Mountains. Tpke. Call Ml 9-6206. 2-9 p.m. or way,' large kitchen, aluminum Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. ly Dodo Kappelhoff of Cincinnati, Turner; too. She took her fifth Dog Warden, MI 3-8594, ing rooms, $10 and $20 weekly. TO m S-6803. combinationa throughout, ameaite Ohio. The .death of rebel chief Col. 6-9594. husband, rancher-husinessraan Workneh Oebeyehu, whose blood drive, onaJialf acre lot, choice MANCHESTER-VERNON After a dosan years In fllma, Fred M^y. . p f Personal Gifts and Gifts For The 7 ' ^ Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Female 35 34 OAK STREET — Newly re resldantiat area. Sailing for 919,900. olie la Juat about the moat sure- stained corpse was hung in a city Announcements Poultry and Supplies 43 Household Goods 51 WARM ROOM central, separate modeled store for rent. Reason Two other famous marrlikgea hit square, left toe Naway brothers^ LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li entrance, gentleman, parking. MI For further imormatlon or ap LINE lire female offering in the movie censed driving school trained — PLUMBmG AND heating - re ABUNDANCE OF FUNDS requires BROAD-BRBASTBD Turkeys fresh able, heat Included. Ample park the rocka amid much public no the only major rebels still a t large'.' Home and Plenty Of RUGS AND bedspreads expertly modeling Installations, repairs. ROPER 86’’ gas range, good condi 8-4724. pointment to 9aa, call the market. She haa won aU of the tlcoi LucUle BaU’B long idyU with Certified and approved is now of that we lend at low, low coat and or frozen. R eai^ any Ume. Also, tion; Kelvlnator automatic wash ing. Call MI 9-1690. NaSr Parkway. Only $1,100 i Selassie’s troops have Jailed dved. Choose from 70 decorator All work guaranteed 25 years ex R. P. DIMOCK CO. box office awards in sight. In 1969, Deal Amaa came to an end both many rebel officers of toe Imperial colors. Lucky Lady Laundry 43 fering classroom and behind easy repayment terms. Add up fancy pigeons. Six room houae for er, both five years old. Tel, MI ■umSs the present mortgage on this she also drew the nod of her fel perience. 24-hour service. Call rent. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 MAIN STREET—Building for com MI 9-6246 pfofeaionally and domestlcaUy, To Guard to await trial. Purnell Place. MI 9-2002. wheel instruction for teenagers. Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. your debts and call us to lump 3-4921 7-9. NICE WARM rooms, double or mercial buslneaa or office USS. 6 room ranch. BuUt-lns, attached low craftemen by earning an Ml 9-6075. them under a mortgage plan de- Hlllstown Rd., Manchester. twin beds. Call MI 9-2494. Barbara W06da MI 9-7792 salve the hurt, she plunged into But a government apokeaman Will subolvlde. Ml 9-5229. 9-5. Johanna Evans M l 9-6989 gafag#. large tree shaded lot, Academy award, nomination for work, making a movie with Bob said 'last night that 80 per cent of BKI—ONE DAY trips to Massachu signed to cut your monthly pay- ALL KINDS sterilized used furni ameaite drive. her performance in "PlUow Talk." setts. Vermont, every Saturday MORTLOCK'S Manchester’s lead Radlo-TV Repair ments in half. Connecticuttlcut Mort ture, in excellent condition. Ap GENTLEMAN—Comfortable large Hope and embarldng on a Broad more than 1,000 rebels who sur and-Sunday. Four days camp at ing driving school. Three skilled gage Exchange, 15 Lewis St^, Hart .Articles For Sale 45 pliances sparkling clean. New master bedroom, next to shower, Roosea tor Rant 65 IV APPLE PIE Co n d it io n NiuT a scandal haa aided her way musical, "Wildcat" rendered have been set free. Selas courteous instructors. Class boom Services i s radio, TV, free parking. MI 9-6801 LAWRENCE F. PIANO climb to the top: She Uvea quietly Miller Bows Out sie promised an amnesty for those Mount Snow, Vermont, Dec. 27, ford, CH 6-8897, Frank Burke or HOMB MADE ravioli, frash or bronze/braas dinettes, chrome ' N«w listing '■ 28, 19, 30. Inexpensive Euro instructions for 16, 17 year olds. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make - Mrs. Carter. kitchen sets, mattresses, recUner after 6, MANCHESTER—2-family 5-8.- Now r e a l t o r MLB In a modem Beverly HiUa manse Another of Hollywood’s fabU' who voluntarily gave up their Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director frozen, 30c doz. H. Pasquallni 346 with her husband-producer Marty arms. pean plan. Call MI 9-5118' after 9 cars, amplifiers, phonographs and Avery Street, Wapplng. chairs, other items. 30-40% off. being redecorated. Early occu Sparkling clean deocribea thla MI $-2769 lous invalids, Marilyn Monroe, p.m. or before 10 a.m. of Driver Education. MI 9-7398. changers. Over 47 years total ex LPN OR RN 11-7 a.m. four nights Real old sap buckets from Ver ATTRACTTVE warm quiet room pancy. Tongren, broker, MI Melcher and 19-year-old son Terry ailed through two filme, including Rebels from the 6,000-msn guard per week In convalescent home. mont, $1.26. LeBlanc Fumiture for gentleman, centrally located. lovely 9 room cape plua anciosad Paul P. Fiano by a previous marriage. of toe royal household led the PREPARE FOR driver’s test. perience. 90 days guarantee on all 7’’ DARRA JAMBM table law, % 3-6321. porch, formal dining room. Thla MI 8-0458 one written by her husband, Ar PUBLIC AUCTION — Tues., Wed., work. Potterton’a. Ml 9-4537. Tel. Rockville TR 5-4291. h.p., capacitor motor, steel table. Hospital, 195 South St., Rockville, Private phone on floor. MI 8-5331. Ed Crawford Ml 9-4410 B61ts and Blnga thur Miller. As soon as the film short-lived revolt last Wednesday Thurs. . 7 p.m. Basement of Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class TO 5-2174. Open 9-8, Saturdays till BOLTON—Fof rent or sale 8 room souse ai96 ha* Ufetlma aluminum while the 68-year-oId emperor was For Late Shoppers room. Three Instructors. No wait 605 Hlllstown Road. siding, sailing for only 918,990. Th6 more publicised film queens was over, she broke up house Manchester Discount World, East CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, STENOGRAPHER 5. furnished single home, oil heat, McKEE STREET—Six tidy rooms, wkrC kctlvk, too, Elizabeth TaylOr on a state visit to Brazil and pro ing Manchester Driving Acade Apartments—Flats—- full cellar, attic, insulated, lake dormera vOaUbuia, acreanod keeping with him. Store Open Tonight, Thursday Middle Tpke. at the Green. Over my. PI 2-7249. available all hours. Satisfaction SNOW BLOWERS. Ariens, Reo, claimed the crown prince, Azfa 1.000 assorted Christmas Items. guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315, Interesting position In small per- Toro powerhandle and Bolens 18 Three Rooms of Furniture Tenements 63 privileges. MI 9-1158. R. P. DIMOCk CO. rch firapiace, recraation rOom. Wassan, aa king. The 44-year-oId sonnel department for experienced MI 9-6246 KiSuafully planted, shaded Toys, transistor radios, household to 32 inches. Parts and service. TWO ROOM apartment, heat hot irince, Selassie’s eldest son, has and Friday Nights Until 9 Items, cameras, etc. Business Services Offered 13 stenographer. Position requires a Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Main FROM MODEL HOME MANCHESTER— Cape Cod homo Barbara Wooda Ml 9-7709 graunda. $14,700. Henry EscOtt leen exonerated of having any MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA neat appearing woman with good St. MI 8-7958. water. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main (2 bedrooms). Close to new Catho Johanna Evana Ml 9-8691 Agenc(ency, MI 9-7688. part in toe plot. COSMA APPUANCE Service—Re television, aervlce. Ml 9-4641. typing ability and facility In short Cost Over $700 . St. lic High . School and Vocational While the roundup of rebels In A U CHRISTMAS GIFTS EXPERTLY WRAPPED pairs all makes refrigerators, School. Rentals $130 per month. BAST HARTFORD — 8% room Olga Fishes for $$$ Personals hand. Company offers excellent TOOL AND equipment rentals. ANDOVER—New and modern 8- BOLTON toe hills overlooking Addis Ababa IN A COLORFUL HOLIDAY FASHION freezers, washing machines, dry IMPERIAL ELECftRONICS—Mo- benefit program, good wages, Sales luid service. AP Elquipment, NEVER BEEN USED Lease required. CaU Mr. Werbner, ranch, mortgage may be VACUUM CLBANER8 repaired in ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. torola sales and service. Person room apartment, stove, refrigera assumed. 914,600. PhiiDrick Agen went oh, the emperor In a n a pleasant working conditions. Apply Center Bt., MI 9-2053. Open Jarvis Realty Co., MI 3-4112, MI The eouatry gentleman. New 8 By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON tlonwide broadcaat called for an my own home ahop. Forty years MI 9-0883. All work guaranteed. alized service all . makes radio evenings. Sale Price $388 tor, heat, hot water,-garage, cou 3-7847. room cuie, for the famUy who cy, MI 9-8464. factory experience. All makes, and TV. 021 East Middle Turn First National Stores, Inc. ple preferred. $88 monthly, PI wants privaey/ 9 bodrooma, 1% (AP Newafeatures Writer) end to bloodshed even though the low rates, free eattmates, free CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. pike. MI 3-7638 or PI 2-8148. Park and Oakland Ave. USED OIL burner to heat eight Pay Only $4 Week 2-8090. MANCHESTER—8 room Cape, 1% baths, formal dining room, ana acre MANCHESTER — 6 raom older New York . Magnua Konow owned two tankers HARDWARE CO., INC. and Saturdays. Satellite Electron driveway In Wapplng after snow NORMAN'S matic washer, garage, two sepa FOUR ROOM apartment. 4vell Johanna Bvana MI 9-8988 and the nickname, "Oilboat Olga." ing the fighting were 64 women Automobfles fotr Sale 4 PAINTING, paperhanging, floor ics Service, 165 School St., Man storms. Write Box Y, Herald. 443 HARTFORD ROAD rate private entrances, TO 5-71^2, decorated, automatic water heat LOVELY 8 bedroom ranch, baae And a-puzzled Senate investigating from 45 nations attending a U.N.- 14 DEPOT SQ.—PHONE MI 9-5274 FOR PROMPT FREE DELIVERY IN TOWN sanding. Call MI 9-07M. chester, MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669 TO 6-9992. VI — IT’S A DEAL! ment, carport, one-half acre lot, sponsored seminar on participa GIRL’S FIGURE skates, size 6 , Before you buy furniture any er, central location, $55, without committee was publicly marveling AMBITIOUS married man with good condition. MI 3-1391. where—shop at Norman’s. heat. CaU TR 6-5485. approximately 83.000 asaumea at how she had turned a $1,000 in tion of women in public life. car to aervlce 4,000-6,000 Fuller ATTRACTIVE 4 room garden Sturdy 6H raom bungalow. Extra iT'RbVf*ibW"lbVf'lsVT'OrVT''liW*llwif'HrVT'ttVT'*ilrVf***‘*^***‘*^***‘*"*'**"‘*"*'**"*^***‘*"*'***‘*^***"*e^9e 700^ 0^9# SNOW PLOWING, reasonable. MI Millinery Dreanmaking 19 prMsnt mortgage. Act now vestment into $800,000 In commis- Among them was Mrs. Oswald B. Brush customers, East Hartford- FOR SALE—Mighty Mac % boy’s apartment, heat, hot water, stove, rooms, formal dining room, move in for the New Year. Diacoe slona from Sales of government Lord of Minneapolis, U.S. repre 8-2864. Manchester area. guaranteed coac, gray, size 16, $8; babthroom CHROME KITCHEN table, refrigerator, parking, $116, Ml Houses tor Sale 72 sent giunge, ameaite drive, Agancy, MI 9-0636. KNITTED dresses shortened, hem $100 good 3-1809. boats. sentative 'on ths U.N. Human COMPLETE REPAIRS — By Stu ming alterations done. Call MI to start plug fringe benefits. MI sink, $10; one white stove, $2. Call condition, $15. MI 9-2907. icnool. rSelling for only Today Oilboat Olga la back In Rights Commission. 9-1004. 9-0090 for interview appointment. after 5, MI 8-6727. PRINCJETON ST.—7 room colonial 919,400. MANCHESTEHl—A neat Cbrlatmaa art R. Wolcott on automatic TBSIEE ROOM furnished heated with 4 bedrooms 1% baths, large package! Thla charming finished the money-hunting business. After "I sat on the floor of my room STIjLL TIME TO GET MORiARTY BROTHERS' SPECIAL washers dryers and electric apartment. Apply after 6 p.m. T. living room with fireplace, hot R. F. DIMOCK CO - 6 room Cape has everything, In several years of retirement in Eu drinking bourbon, wrapping ranges, MI 9-6678. HEMMING and alteration work. TOOL MAKERS SKI BOOTS, size 7; engineer boots, 40” ELECTRIC stove, like new. Morrow, 26 Birch St., MI 9-2236. rope, she Is about to launch the Christmas gifts and feverishly Call Mrs. William Abraltls,' 10 size 7%; boy scout uniform, size Call MI 9-2465. water heat, one-car garage. Bv MI9rM45 cluding a dishwasher In Us spa- first American flag steamship com MACHINISTS appointment only, $23,900. Phil- cloua cabinet kitchen. It ha# all writing in my diary," she said. 1958 SNOW REMOVAL by the hour or Robin Rd., any time. 14-16; Morse code signal set. MI TWO FURNISHED front rooms, pany headed by a woman. That is, A hole was blown in a wall of job. Large loaders and large 9-9954. 21” RCA VICTOR console TV set. brick Agency, Nu 9-8464. Barbara Woods MI 9-7703 city utUltles and is In exceUent Various Grades extras. Excellent condition. MI kitchen set, bedroom set. refrig location. Do call on this one—it’s she will as soon aa she raises more Mrs. Lord’s room while she was RAMBLER trucks. Nussdorf Sand A Stone Plenty of Work erator, gas.stove. Low rent. Apply MANCHBIS’IER — New 7 room Johanna Bvana \ |i n 9-6668 capital. Co., Ml 8-2427. DRESSMAKINO and altarattone. NEW SAILFISH design double roll- 8-4013, priced right! The Elsie Meyer In toe corridor. Once a bullet Call MI 9-0833 any time. away tub enclosure, 6 ft., cost $59. 10 Depot Square, Apartment 4. ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 full bl4ha. "I’ve alwaya directed tUnga I CHRISTMAS Craw Country 4-door station MANCHESTER — New 9 Agency, realtore, MI 9-5634, MI Open Saturday morning Asking $35. MI 9-9963. FREE! FREE! FREE! 2-car garage, large kitchen• I didn’t know anything about at wagon. Lustrous green finish with Household SerricM for Interviews. (XIMPLEITELY redecorated apart olaed) bedroom ranch. 8-6980. first,” reflects the the etill glamor whitewall tires, economy 6 cylinder EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ Mr. Albert Proves to You ment, 3 rooma and bath, heat and built-in oven and range, formal 5,000 Offered 13-A and gentlemen’s clothing. 189 There is a ’’Santa Claus” dining room. Lot lOOx^, $20,900. wails, hot water heat, flrtplao ^MANCHESTER—Ovenlzed 6 room ous Olga in looking back to her 10,000 sngins,— standard transmission, THE NEWTON COMPANY hot water private entrsmee. large ceramic bath. Full basement, ga- girlhood in Mid-Europe. "When I Green Stamps, given rMio, heater. Driven only 26,033 Woodland St. Call any Ume, MI BOY’S FIGURE skates, size 6. YES, A $50 CHRISTMAS GIFT closets. MI 8-6306 after 4:30 or Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. ipe, exceUent condition through NOTICE IjÔC Qreen Stamps given HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov 3-2264. 65 ELM ST. Call MI 9-6124. THAT'S RIGHT, $60 IN CASH rage. Builder Ml 8-4860. ' 'full ahed dormer, 1% baths, was 14 I was trying to make al ivlth any used car purchased ' nilw . A real hard to find car. weekends. 56 ELWOOD ROAD—Colonial, large ready a dance studio.” with any new car purchased. at $295 or more. Offer ex Priced at only al, cellars, and attics cleaned. MANCHESTER WITH THIS 3 ROOM OUTFIT 180 TOLLAND Turnpike—Real good - fireplace, attached garage Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Just Pay Monthly!! FOUR ROOM newly furnished living room, fireplace, formal djn- acreened,^ patio, complete ptmeled Musical Keys Offer expiree Dec. 28. pires Deo. 23. Moving—Trucking-* Ing room cabinet kitchen with 6 room Cape. Fireplace. Large lot. The fact that she herself could OPEN DAILY 11,495 Hoar. Ml 9-4034, AUTO MECHANIC-We have an Building Materials 47 MONTHLY PAYMENTS apartment. Ideal for newly weds Price $18,900, Madeline Smith, basementXâutiful landscapped Storage 20 opening for one experienced man $16.83 dishwasher, S bedrpoms, 1% bathe, yard, exceUent location. Priced not dance did not deter her In the WEAVING of Burhs, moth notes CLEAN, USED lumber for sale, as or working coup’s. Call MI 9-0641. landscaped lot Sox^';'Marim E. Realtor, MI 9-1643. least. At 15 she played a piano in TILL 9 P.M. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY—O'VER 100 NEW CARS to work part-time evenings In our „ 8 COMPLETE realietlcally ar and Olga came to the States. Jeweler Includes transportation and Federal Taxes. 12,000 CENTER MOTOR SALES tlluiy doors and windows, custom Light trucking and package deliv Hospitalization plan, vacation floor. MI 3-2573. Here she found and married work guaranteed. Call collect Wil- ery, Refrigerators, washers and YOUR BEST BUY IS AT RUGS—LAMPS MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch iently located near everything. MI 3-0527. Wreen E, Howland, Magnus Konow. "But I had some 917 MAIN STREET miles or 1 jear warranty. Drive a new Mercury for llmantio. HA 3-1196. witl^pay. Box Z, Herald. WESTINGHOUSE REF’R. seven years old. Three bedrooms, Diacoe Agency, MI 9-0636. realtor, MX 3-1108 hiâome Norwegian yschtsmah. trouble with toe money. I wanted U4 Omter St. MI 3-1591 stove moving' specialty. Folding NATIONAL FOR RENT—Two room apartment, a hit more than he had." . Christmas. chairs for rent.t. MI 9-0752. EXPERIENCED man for fuel oil EMERSON TELEVISION heat, hot water, parking. MI dining room, liilng room with fire Open evenings TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all delivery. Boland Oil Company, 869 Ceiling Tile 9%C Sq. Ft. WASHING MACHINE 3-2068. place, modern kitchen, entrance .Bo ohe set up a one-room of makes. Highest quality guaranteed Center St. No. 1 Common Oak DE LUXE RANGE hall, Bowers School, $17,900, Phil- fice as an agent for Norwegian 1952 FORD Victoria hardtop V-*. work and parts, over 47 years ex» IJGHT TRUCKING and moving Take your choice of any of these brick Agency, MI 9-8464. sardines. Her secretary lonesome- Must sell—going into service, Flooring $185 Per M’ ROCKVILLE—12 Ellington Ave.— ($295 DOWN) perlence. Famous for service evenings and weekends. Ml 9-6888. FULL AND part-time service sta Flush Doors From $3.85 Ea. appliances in addition to bedroom, Large well heated two room fur ly filed her nails all day, she re $249. MI $-0004. since 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for living room, dinette, rugs, lamps, nished apartment. Tel. TR 5-5689. 4 CAROL DRIVE — Rockville, $18,- calls, while she peddled her crates. oiiAT Miw run on AUS’HN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- tion man with mechanical ability, Disappearing Stairways $21.95 Ea. 660. 6 room ranch, large living beet service. reliable. Ml 4-8916. Metal Bridging 4c Per Pc. tables, linoleums, dishes and other Money Game 1968 PANEL Chevrolet truck, good moving, packing, storage. Low item-. LARGE ONE-room air-conditioned room, cabinet kitchen, 3 bed OlVflOPMINTf All around condition. Beat offer FLAT FINISH Holland window rate on long distance moves to Plng-Pon Table Tops $11.95 Ea. office. 100% Main St. location. rooms, 1%% mortgage can b« At nights Olga sat with her over $176. Can be seen at 819 E. IxlO” Pine Sheathing $86 Per M’ EVERYTHING shades mhde to measure. All 48 states. Personalized aervlce. MI ONLY $448 . Marlow’s'867 Main St, assumed. _ Marion E. Robertson, Olympics medal winning, yachts Middle Tpke. MI 9-9953. metal Venetian blinds at a new 8-5187, CH 7-1428. Dogs— Birds— Pets 4 i 8d Common Nails $9.25 Per Keg Broker, MI 3-5953. man husband and his shipping Knotty Pine Paneling, all 8’ Free storage until wanted Free de low price. Keys made while you livery. Free set-up by our own VERNON, Route 83—4 room heated magnate friends, listening to them wait. Marlow’a. KEESHOUND and white standard 12c Sq. Ft. apartment, on bus line next to the 5% ACRES, larê brook. 6% room .talk about the!r million dollar It'i Jum ptr Time! Painting—Papering 21 poodle puppies. Little A McKinney, CASH ’N CARRY reliable men Professional Building. $85 per house 2-car garage $10,900. Carl 15 Woodbridge St., Depot Square. We stock all types of PREFIN- Phone for appointment month. Rockville TR 5-7005 or TR ton W. Hutchins Ml 9-5132. WHY ‘'^ y gosh, so I eoriied again INTERIOR PAIN’nNG, decorating, MI 3-8020. ISHED WALL PANELING from as SAMUEL -ALBERT. HARTFORD 5-3495. Bulky Warmth! ceilings, floors, paperhanging. CH 7-0368 98 onxtoe sardines,’ I’d sigh. One low as $4.50 per sheet. Visit our $12,600—SIX room cape, full base mornlngT told my huabanS I was Steaming off wallpaper. Clean AKC MINIATURE t ^ poodle — display room, See It Day Or Night 3 ^ ROOM apartment, located on ment, combination windows and MERCURY METEOR t-DOOR (Not 4-Door as Dlnstrated) seven weeks old. Coal-black — If you have no means of trans going to ^xtoto the boat business workmanship. Free estimates. No Garden Drive, available Jan. 1, doors, amesite drive, shade trees, NEWSPAPER even though I didn’t have toe job too small. John Verfallle’ Ml sweet and perky. MI 9-6202. WOOD TRUSSES FROM AS LOW portation I’ll send my auto for Includes heat, hot water, stove, re 30 days occupancy. Marion E. 3-2521. AS $8.50 EACH you. No obligation. cash.", DALMATIANS, the perfect Christ frigerator and parking, $95 month r Robertson, Broker. Ml 3-6958. "It was chanoe> good luck, op mas gift, AKC registered, 3 A—I^B —E—R—T— S ly. Manchester Garden Apart timism and courage rertly. I played PAINTING AND paperhanging. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ments. MI 3-7925. MANCHESTER—Special. 5 room 1961 COMETS — 'Th e Better Compacts" Good clean workmanship at rea months old, from $25. Call Willl- 381 STATE STREET older home, new heating and ADVERTISING with some blocks. Sud^nly they mantlc HA 3-2728. OPEN NIGHTS ’HLL 8 P.M. sonable rates. 30 years In Man NORTH HAVEN. CONN. AVAILABLE January 1 room plumbing, a buy at $9,500. Many fell Into place.’’ PRICES START AT chester. Raymond Flake. Ml SAT. 6 P.M. In other words, she whipped up You can’t buy a better compact at finy prire. 12,000 AKC REGISTERED beautiful male CHestnut 8-2147 heated apartmA oil tanker would never do for gas. J. Pelletier. MI 9-6826. SEVERAL GUITARS for sale. Completely redecorated. Rental It cost me $30,000 to clean my MINIATURE poodles, AKC regis DRY OAK WOOD cut fireplace Fender amplifier. Excellent con $80 per month. Leaae required. Msehisc Glsmti dirty ship!” tered, champion show dog blood dition. MI 9-7885. Call Mr. Werbner, Jarvis Realty aeptie Tanks, Dry Wella. Sewer BEST BUY ^ t that’s about toe last money and stove lengths, $10 per load de Electrical Sehrices 22 lines, ready for Santa, Call MI livered. PI 3-7*86. Co., MI a-4112, MI 1^847. Unee Inetalled-:Îlar Water that Oilboat Olga lost on a deal. -3-7118. proofing Dona She learned fast enough to pick up FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 H«lpfi IcMp your FOUR R001i4 Mortment, centrally 'A/ a quick buck in brokerage fees ice on all types of electrical wir Garden—Parm—Dairy bringing buyers and MUert to ing IJcensed and Insured. Wilson BEIAGLE PUPS for sale. Call Sun MAN’S BROWN winter overcoat, located. Write Box A, Herald. MsKINNEY BROS. burntr clean O t It Electrical Co., Manchester, MI day or after 6 p^m. MI 8-7889. Prodneta 50 size S3, $5. White satin wedding gether for those three eootrover- 9-4817. Qlaatonbury, MB 8-7876. gown, size 12, $10. Boy’s ski boots, SewBroM Disposal Co. sisl government tankers Ip 19S3. hoots your homo I GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes. size 2, $5. MI 9-9770. THREE ROOM apartment, steam iso-m vTari SA—an s-ssos Shortly thereafter she sold, her '61 ENGLISH FORD ANGLIA good and mealy^ Pasquallni Farm. heat, hot water. Call Ml 8-MSS. stock In her two-taidcer American RT-98 ti the most completely Help Wanted— 246 Avery 8t,, Wapplng. Ml 4-0604. FOUR TOP coats, sizes 38-42; one Bonds—8tockn Mortgages 31 Male or Female Viking Corp. because "they of eSectivt fuel oil additive io use TO CROCHET 37 English tweed made in England, Experience hot shown them that newspoper fered me more money than I ever today This helps your oil New modem styling, healer, defrost $■ MORTGAGES— We are In a posi new. One blue tweed suit, and one saw before." For too long she burner deliver mort dean, de* er, whitewall tires, ail vinyl interior, tion to finance secono mortgages Household Goods 51 white gown, size 14. 41 Prospect 4-speed transmission. $193 down. SIZES ( basked at Monte Chulo In sum pendabit heat You get pie* In any amounts. Terms to suit RUGS NEVER used, 9x12, beige, St, leoders ore enthusiastic prospects who know mers, Norwiff winters. Then she your needs. J. D. Realty. 470 TOWN OF MANCHESTER . mlum service, too. Alt desiiêd IM4I6 $30; 9x15, $35; antique gdd rugs, was restless, lonesome for toe land to make home hsatliig easy. Main 8t., Ml 3-6139. WELFARE WORKER vacuum Mo. BU 9-6965. what they wont •.. and that the plate to of opportunity. ’s# Dodge '57 Plymouth Today Oilboat Olga’s feminine 9-Door *1995 4-Door $895 1404 Help Wanted— Female 35 SALARY RANGE: $4004.00-$4914.00 # SEPTIC TANKS find it is in their daily newspaper. Adver*^ intuition Is telling her 'that again Cdftodbyfor 2576 per annum (plus allowance for uae USED FURNITURE. MI 1-7449. CLEANED mad IN8TALJLED Is the time to make manj), many 5 ,0 0 0 959 CadUlae ’Se.Ponttan \2Vt-2tfh MERRY CHRISTMAS; We are of privately owned automobile)v-! donarg in toe'^ shipping bustneas.'' DeVUle SAVE! Wagon $895 It’s open season for the bulky tisers know thot their daily newspaper Not long ago a charwoman Green Wo. 14M with Photo-Guide if In sweater! Warm and comfortable, happy Avon Representattyea have • SEWERS Mobilheot Mits Stamps given '94 Nereury ’59 Olds "88" irtfM WH, M ‘/4. 16Vi, 18Vi. 20Vi, been able to meet the enormous I An unusual employment oppor MACHINE CLEANED from Manchester, Engliand sent ^ porahnsed and quick to crochet, too! I tunity for graduates in Social VISIT OUR SALESROOM Tues,, Wed., Thurs.^--7 P.M. reaches MORE prospective customers MORE 4-Door *' $495 4-Door $595 22Mi, 24Vi, 26Vi. Bust 38 to 47. Pattern No. 257.5 has crochet di demand for our Christmas Gifts. Olga a pound not# to see how fast St 9995 or more, Offer ex Six# 14%, 55 bust, jumper, 2% We now know that all the care Sciences with at least one year of Quality Furniture and small ap sba eo(dd'make it . multiply. If .piles Den. 91. rections for sizes 12, 14, and 16 In experience aa Social Worker in a pliances, baby .cribs, strollers, car- • INSTALLATION '99 Merouiy ’56 Font Fnirinne C 1 9 0 C . yttpM of 'M-inch; blouse, % sleeve, clusive; sUUh illustrations. and effort that has gone Intd the effectively and economicolly thdn ony other toe American banka has this much W l OIVK Z sfC 500 ConvprtiUeBrtiUe ^ I 4 i y 39 l)AyAtda of SS^nch. manufacture and pacsaglngis of our recognised Sods) Service Agency. rlages, playpens, Jumpers, etc, SPECIAUST (altli In bar, sIm Mjni 9ha will bo Hardtop $695 To order, send 26c (i\,.ao(iia to: 90% cash discount. Open 10-6 ASSORTED CHRISTMAS ITEMS O M IN S T ^ MMRS I , w erden wad S5e in ooins to: Anna Oabot, The ManchMtar Bve- roducta will bring 'great'joy to Applkiutoa fne and Pattern Num TRAINED bookkeeper, experienced State Employment Service, R#turn Stttnitts l| r r a U i BROTHERS •HARTFORD OOUNTTS OLDESTLmOOLN-MEBCURYDEAJJtB’' I Zoae, Style No. and SUe.v her. In payroll, financial, budget and RosMiMf of McneliMltr DiscouRt WeiM olearar power plant near Rom* and de M'-more for your copy or mall applications to the OenenU TriRO SNOW Hound Power handle bw. plent UNOOUN — MEBOUBYCOMET — ENOLlSHiFORD Hava- you Uie '60 Album------contain----- Federal tax reporte. Typing re- Manager, Town Hall, Msnebsster, at new low price. Mlf-pro] l«0.000-)( at YUMl 301-311 C «riw St. ------Isalgno a - Viired. CaU MI 5 -liU between ■ JO ConneeUeut. an or htfore Otcdm- aiddei. MartowX Me., ■AST KNDOU TURMPIKE AT THE GREEN m entm sim T .^ M i3Bw-opiNi^ laaepyl sad SiOO. ^ • bar n , MM. 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y , m AYsrage Dally Net Press Rmi H is W sa th tr p A g e ‘TwittTrr-P^ fDESDAY,. DECEMBER 20,^ 1960 . F er tke Weffic Buded ■ oiD .B.-- ' Deei. 17. ItdS ,> - ;V #anrh^0t?r lEnraitts '' -■ ■ Oasflhig;. W h ite. as» 13,326 telghh U n r t t ' % Tba OoldsB Ago Club e i Man- vaitahift’ diastar will bold a cnristmaa party Member ef Che Auffit 4 About Town Banaa of draobittoa 6t the Salvation Army building YOUR IhunKlay at 12:80 p.m. Members COME FOR CHRISTA\AS M an ehtfittr—-A City o f VitUiSB C harm Lady of Victory Mothan ... then aaa a will bring grab bag gifts for ak- STORE OP Clrcla\wlll meet toiught at 7 change. o'clock \at the Imperial Steak yiLLAGE TOL. LXXX NO. 69 (’TWENTT-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMHBR SI, I960 AdweOiihg aa Mga M) PRICE P H ^ Houae. Axtw dinner, they will go Delta Chapter, Royal Arch to the home o f XIr*- XTank Koa, Masons, will hold a business meet CHARM... Sm ile! 119 ChambenkSt ing at 7:80 tomoirow night at the HOUS Maionie Temple. RefiiShmenta will Lakota OouncH. No. 61, Dagree be aerved following-the meeting. Governor Candidate? State News of Pocahontaa, wtIKmeet tomorrow Snow, Cold at 7:80 p.m. at Odd. Fellows Hall Mra. H u ry Sweet, Mri. Wilber for election of offlcennind a Chrlat- Little, and Mra. T, B. Broanim of mas party after the mming. Mem the American Legion Auxiliary at Roundup P ave R oad ber* will bring grab bag'gifts for Tanker Splits in Two tended a meeting and phrletmas Alcorn Retires exchange. p ^ y last night ot the Past District Presidents Club of the Firat Dia- F o r W inter Anderson Shea Post, VFW,\^D trict Auxiliary at the Heublein Bandits Get meet tonight at 8 O'clock at t)w Hotel, Hartford. AND EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SAT.) TILL CHRISTMAS! Post Home. \ -.r Ito THE ASBOCiATBD FREM From Politics $1,250 Cash Blustery, snowy end cold Polish Women's Alliance, Group Buckland Pupils weather ushered in the win 246, will hold Its monthly meet ing tomorrow night at 7:30 at the C6 rw By THE ASBOCXAHID PRESS ♦several month* ago. H* said he had ter season today from the In Storm Off Hatteras In Yule Program Bridgeport, Pec, 21 {IP)— lepublican leaders of Con- informed Republican National easteiti Rockies into the Polish American Clubhodse on 'Two bandits, one wearing, a Clinton St. Officers wUl be elected. necticiut began the quest to Chairman Thurston Morton by let Northeast. A capacity crowd of about 50 ter Oct. 24. mask, held up Chester Sanc- A grab bag and Christmas social day for a successor to GOP The enow storm buffeted the attended a Chrietmas assembly State GOP leaders were siso told ley at gun point in his grocery will follow the meeting. National Committeeman Midwest, with foot-high falls in pKsented last evening by pupils of thp decision prior to Alcorn's store at .195 Warren St. at some areas, spresA into the (Brio Meade Alcorn. announcement. Members o f the Ladles of St. 01 Buckland School. 9:20 a.m. today and stole his Valley during the night,. dumping Men Seen James have left a box In St. James' The 58-year-pld veteran political The resignation appeared to heavy snow in many areas. The assembly, performed la ap figure announced hie resignation leave a striking gap in Connecti wallet containing approxi Powered by strong winds, the School auditorium for members preciation to members of Buck- Wed. with all cash purchases! who were unable to donate mission la^ night as committeeman and aa cut's voice in national OOP coun mately |1,250 in cash. storm headed eastward into weat- land PTA and parents for the gift general counsel for the GOB Na- cils. Sancley told police he was alone ern and central parts o f _ the mjw- gifts at the Christmas party held of a missionary organ In Sep In W ater, last night. The mission box will be Uonal Committee. Active In politics for 25 years, in the store at the time of the Atlantic Seaboard state*' luid.-ex open through Thursday. tember, was also presented In the "I am retiring from politic*,” Alcorn rose to the height of na holdup. tended eastward over the Great morning for, children of the school. Alcorn said. "I don't want any tional Republican political power As the men left the store with Lakes region and southweafward Members of the American Le Mrs. John Fletcher Sr., a Grade elective or appointive office, and Ip 1966 when he was placed in his cash, Sancley told police, he through the Ohio Valley. gion Auxiliaty will meet In the lob 3 teacher, and Miss Gale Creigh 1 don't want to go to Washington.” charge of the GOP presidential followed them but was threatened ■Winter arrived officially at 3:27 On S te m by of the W. P. Qulsh Funeral ton, music director, were in charge Alcorn, a reaident of Suffield, convention and named Rational bygone who carried a revolver. p.m. today. Home, 33S Home Main St., tonight of the program. said he wanted to give hla com chairman. A police search of the area, fail At least 16 deaths were at . The program opened with the ed to find any suspects. at 7:80 to pay final respects to plete attention to hla law prac He resigned the chairmanship in tributed to the atormy weather, New York, Dec. 21 A Mrs. Augusta Anderson of Hart pledge of allegiance to the flag, tice In Hartford. The grocer told police that the which erupted in the plains and large tanker was broken in followed by the singing of ''O, Come 1958, also to give more time-to his money in his wallet was in $10 ford, a Gold Star Mother of the Alcorn's decision to "retire’’ law practice, but retained his seat spread eastward rapidly. The two today by violent neu off auxiliary. Her daughter, Mrs. Rob All Ye Faithful" by the entire as from politics came amidst repeated and 820 bills. "It is about every storm deaths included 7 in Illinois. sembly, Jacob Smith read the atory 01. the national committee. thing I’ve saved for the past two Cape Hatteras, N. C. 'The ert Nell, Is a member of the aux speculation that, he might be a can In the past campaign, Alcorn 5 in Ohio, 3 4n Michigan and one iliary. At a meeting last night of of the birth of Jesus according to didate for the Bepubllcan guberna years,’’ he said. He explained in Missouri. Coast Guard reported soine of St. Luke. that it was his habit to carry the It’s wonderful, isn’t it, the way friendli the auxiliary, the charter was torial candidate in Connecticut two (Continued on Page Twelve) The blustery, snowy cold spread its men in the water and oth draped in her memory. The kindergarten sang "Little y ea n from. now. large sum with him despite the ad from the eastern Rockiee into the ness (like a smile added to a thank-you) Baby Jesua," and Grade l.s a n g vice of hla wife and close friends. ers clinging desperately to tii« sparks and warms the heart. That's why we His resignation fttm the national Northeast in the wake of a snow drifting stem section. Richard Charles Baxter, aon of "O Come Little Children." "What aommlttee is effective Jan. 1. A storm which left foot-high fall* in do everything we can to make our store a Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Baxter, Child Is This?" was eung by The Coast Guard said the strick ■peeial meeting o f the OOP State Extended Forecast the Midwest. en craft Was the 10,417-ton Pte* friendly store— a really happy place for you 34 Olcott D r, and Peter D. Zag- Grade 8, followed by 'T Wonder Stores Open Subzero readings were report as I Wander," sung by Grades 5 Central Committee is expected to Windsor Locks, Dec. 21 UP)—The Ridge, owned by the Keystone lio, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edmond R. be held in time to name a eucces- U.S. Weather Bureau today Issued ed from the Northern Plains into to shop. Z u lio, 36 Haynes St., freshmen at and 6. Shipping Co. It’s home is eor for the national committee's the following forecast for Con Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois'. Wilmington, Del. Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., A pl»y, "The Crib," was per Tonight Until It was 20 below zero .at Huron, We believe you’ll like the cheery atmos formed by Grades 5 and 6, ■easion Jan. 6 and 7. necticut: The Coast Guard said tho riitp are spending part of their Christ Aloom said he made his decision Temperatures during the next S.D., and -18 at WllUston, N.D., phere, the quick, couiieous way our staff mas vacation acquainting high Brian Buckley was announosr. carried a crew o f 37. However. New to etep dofwn from the two posts 9 o ’Q ock five days are expected to average in the pre-dawn hours. York agents put the number at gives you whatever friendly help you need. school students with the college. Ralph Grover took the part o f St. Yesterday's 81 in Lo* Angeles Francis in the morning per 6 to 10 degrees below normal with 39, including the skipper. cold Weaiher most of the period was 'tha warmest Dec 20 since formance, and Clark Penny Coast Guard, Navy and com Our interest is proved in other ways, too. — A Christmas paijy and dance for and some warming possible the 1933. ' chlli^ren from Grades 4 to 8 will be played the part In the evening. mercial vessels in the ares went You’ll like our clean, uncluttered aisles. You’ll Blow to Foreign Inv^tors iSrst of next week. In upstate New York the snow racing to the scene, 90 milea cast of sponsored by the Omples Club of Timothy Thresher played Brother fall continued today with the new like our wonderful choice of quality foods— John. , c The normal mean temperatures Cim Hatteras. Talcottville Congregational Church in the Hartford area during this fall in the northern portion up to old favorites, new products, ready-to-eat con tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. at the 'file Coast Guard said tho Pine Thomas Platt played Brother period is 28 degrees ranging from 8 inches and 5 inches in the Buf venience foods— everything so very fresh church. Girls will bring grab bag Leo in the morning performsmee, Ridge, carrying only ballast. Was a daily high of 37 to a low of 19. falo area. The speed limit on a en route from New York dty to and good. gifts for girls, and the boys ^11 and Dean Kulpanowskl played the Canada Puts .15% Tax I*recipitatlon during the period bring them for boys. The gifts arc large section of the state’s Corpus Christi, Texas. part in the evening. Other friars will on the' average total between throughway was reduced to 35 the. only admission charge, and re were played by Raymond Giode, The tanker was described as be Yoii’l! like oiiV prices, too. They’ll save ôu two and five tenths of an inch oc miles an hour because of road con freshments will be free. Michael Hale, Robert Kolumber, ing 523 feet long, propelled by tur money again and again. In fact, we believe On Dividends to U.S. curring aa spew inland and rain ditions. and Daniel Schultz. or snow along the coast the first boelectric equipment and among you’ll like bur friendly store in every way. The heavy snow that had been the larger alzes o f such veaaels. Shepherds were played by John o f tho week. Richard Baer, right, former commander of the Nazis’ Auschwitz concentration camp In World War Drlggs, Thomas Dunphy, Paul forecast for Ck>nnecticut came in She was built in 1948. n. is escorted by plainclothes police on arrival In Frankfurt today. (AP Photofax via Radio from LeBell, and Paul Russell. Oilda Ottawa, Dec. 21 (/P)— Canad-eence the 15 per cent tax on divl- the form of rain for most areas of A Coast Guard plana fiyiiig ATLANTIC lan giweniment has wipetT out all dende paid to foreign investor* the state. Schools were closed in Frankfurt). - Dumas played Mary. Angels were Troopers Grab Drinks ------^ ------I ------a ■ overhead radioed tlia repert of the FURNACE OIL Lynn B e ^ , Barbara Bolton, special tax concessions for foreign probably will reduce borrowing by Hartford, Dec. 21 nnecticut statute makes It minlatrator o f “ irreaponBlbla abiue to r making a public, statement FRIDAY Fairfield, Dec. 20 (>P)—A Dan alao was raised from 5 per cent to ot public office” for hie public Baer, 49-year^l(r ex-major of Radio or Tolovisien illegal for anybody except a parent when "the invaetlgaUon of this the Nazi SS, was Ausehwltz’a last Nel Survivors bury man lost his life yesterday in ■15. . ■. statements about last week’s air accident haa hardly begun." fh sse taxes wmt Into effect .to By FRANK OOBMOER o t guardian to gl've liquor to a commandaiit. ‘ a skidding accident on Black Rock minor. Soviet A ir lift liner colliaion Over New York City. Priets Ai Low day. But existing bond Issues or Washington, Dec, 21 ,(P)—The The imion prsaldent added: German police arrested him yes EVENINGS Turnpike. He was Ronald S. Zu- Troopers who take be«r and Gen. saiwood R. Queeada, ad St. Joh n ’s, Nfld., Dee. 21 UPhr new leauee for which terma have government yesterday. forecast a "Certain tentative facta have terday at Daasendorf, near Ham' A .U|iS. Ns'vy Neptune patiral Sorvko That's lottor rlnakas, 28, Ridge Rd. Fairfield. whisky away front teensgen . en ministrator of tha Federal Avia emerged but have not been veri PLEASE NOTE: OPEN TILL 9 WEDNESDAY Police said the sports car operat TRAVEL SMART "DOME" been agreed upon were exempted 16 per cent drop in auto prodde- Bolsters Rebels tion .êncy, was critioiaed in a burg, where he had been working bomber crashed Into the sea t i t LUGGAGE tering the state act in the'be fied in relation to other facts and ed by Zurlnskl crashed Into an from the tocrease. tlon next year and smphasined as a master lumberman under an the southeast tip of Newfotmdiaad • more packing si&ce with new dome styling! lief that it was not given to thS atateiheht lasued by Clarence N. the over-all problem. To Issue assiuned name. auto driven by Joseph A. Meran- 18'' overnight case reg. 14.99 0 , 9 9 Effective Jan. 1, foreign com- this will put a damper on the en Sayen, president of the pilots todays ttanies als6 will pay a 15 per cent teenagers by their parents or statements at this time which even ^” I am an officer," he aeeerted Potterton's do, 37, Bridgeport, who escaped • rich heather tweed finish tire economy. On Laos Front Reiitue offleera raid tbara !180 Center St,—Cor. of C tax on all pnflta from branches guardians. The teenagers are told union. infer that certain events led to this when airested. "Treat me accord In its annual outlook summary, pareiRly were no survlvora. Tm Injury. Zurlnskl died of a broken • easy care triple; stitch vinyl 21" weekender In Canada. The government hopes they can have It back 4f they will Sayen said Queaada'e atate- accident is sheer speculation.’’ ingly.’’ neck, said the medical examiner. reg. 15.99 1Q.99 the Conunerce Department said plane) A P2V, normaBy earrlaa a Pinehurst Turkeys • 1 pc. veneer construction as a result these companies will come for it accompanied by par Vlentlane, Laos, Dec. 21 (F)— mente to hewemen at the White Sayen said that for an agency or He was manacled and with a 1961 output will total about 5,800,- ents or guardians. Pro-Communlst Capt. Kong Le’s House on Monday^ after the ad crewrof five or alx. It was baaad • sturdy . . . yet very light weight iBcorporata In Canada. 000 autos compared with the 1960 orgianlzation involved in an acci heavy guard put on a train tor From the Aberle-I.#aBroad Connecticut farms we offer train case reg. 15.99 "So far," Mulcahy said today, rebel forces, bolstered by Russian ministrator briefed President dent inveatigation to engage in Frankfurt.. at the U.S. Navy's bass at Ar- 10.99 U.S. Investors will be hit partl- total o f 6,700,000. It added that the "Nobody has reclaimed any. This airdrops of srms and ammunition, Eisenhpwer on the tragedy, were gentia, Nfld. • scuff resistant eularly by the new regulations. pnbllc speculation before the end Baer succeeded Rudolf Hoess as a Tery special valui^în “fresh from the farm” 17 to decline will have the greatest im apparently are digging in for a "irregular and Improper.” Ute bomber went down la Ilia IF YOU'D JUST AS SOON CARRY YOUR OWN The US. Commerce Department is a practical, stop-gap procedure. o f an Inquiry "is to mislead the Auschwitz commandant in 1944. 22 Ib. broad-breasted Bcelanese acetate lining pact in the first half o f .1961. If because of it we can save the showdown battle with the pro- Queaada, while declining to give Atlantic about 17 miles northeast 2 4 " puliman size reg. 17.99 12.99 on Dec. 11 estimated that Ameri public and Indict innocent parties." Hoess and another A uschw itz • fully pocketed. Tho forecast, portending the life of one teenager it’s worth western forces that drive them an opinion on the oause ot the col o f CApe Race. Nfld. Rescue planes cans invest 82 billion annually in first production drop since the W. A. Pattenon, president of commandant were êcuted after f!euh and while.” from this battered Laotian capital. lision, said the United Airlines United Air Lines, also took Que the war for crimes committed at and ships were dispatched from • quilted and paddedv, 2 6 " puliman size reg. 21.99 1 4 .9 9 overseas branches, subsidiaries and 1957-58 recession, was based on Mulcahy said he will ask the 'Hie paratroop captain and his DCS jet which was Involved was Argbntia. GOLDEN Carry affiliates. More than one-third of big dealer Inventories (about one aada to task in a atatement leeued the camp. SAVE 20% • duramatic locks legislature to adopt a measure force, estimated at 800 men, re- 11 miles off ^course at the time of yesterday in Chicago. State Attorney Heinz W olf said fyeather in the area was clear. this goes to Canada, the depart million imaold cars), the imem- making it illegal for anybody un port^y have halted their retreat HARVEST the coUlsloh. “We have always considered it Baer i* charged with murdering The cause of the crash was not TURKEYS • open stock . . . in blue or gray! 29'^ puliman size ment said. ployment situation and unsettled der 21 to possesa alcoholic bev and are taking positions along a known. reg. 2 4 .9 9 , The Jet and a Transworld Air Jew's in the comp and also dqring 16.99 Flemming faid industrial devel business conditions. erages. line stretching from Boun Phmig, out of order to make public state “ POTTED PLANTS lines Constellation smashed to ments until all the facts are a retreat from the camp in M opment in Câda has been ac- However, the department said If the law ware adopted, the 85 miles north of Vientiane, to FOR CHRISTMAS eelerated by Forrign investment gether ’ over Staten Island . last known,’’ Patterson eatd. uary 1945 as Soviet armies apt tliat even with a 18 per cent out State Troopers would be in a po Vang Vleng, 110 m.llee north of the proached. but tho time has come to help the put decline, 1961 would be a good capital, western sources sidd. Sayan said that in view o f tha sition to make actual arreets of Federal Aviation Agency's in Authorities learned last October Tb FLOWER FASHION hy MILikoWSKI OanedhUt economy achieve an Im Two Soviet Ryushin-14 trantoort proved eqoiUbrtum with the out (Coatiaaed oa Paga Tea) (Oenttaned on Page Twenty) planes are shuttling military sup volvement in the matter, "The ad- that Baer was alive and offered a \ Bulletins 695 MAIN STREfIT side world. plies to Boun Phong and Vang News Tidbits minlatratlon’a statamenta must be 10,000-mark (82,380) reward for A s s result of specisl concessions Vieng, presumahly from neighbor viewed aa an Irraqxmaible abuse of his capture. from the AP Wires for foreign capital, he said, “non- ing CTommunlst North Viet Nam, Culled fron AP Wirra ibUe office, and it la hoped that More than 100 Ups poured In The Mualler broad-breMted fraOi Coniiecticut turkey* will tell at a practice will be immedUtely from all over Germany, w olf said, aSc Ib. (the price you will pay at the farm), and >till be on dl*- reridanta^ profiting from, invest 15th Session in Recess eyewitnesses have Informed the S ment in OUinsdfiigôt always bear western sources. tormJaated.” and tnvestlgatora checked out ATAT SIM VIDBND play Wedneaday afternoon in the 8, 10 12 and U Ib. •Ice*, Hie FAA installs and operates each one. New Yoi w e are open till 9 Wednesday niaht come In and make your Kong Le'e forces’are backed by .Thrao man aaateaced to life Dee. 21 (Sn MEN^S AND eoatO o f fo ' an unknown number of .pro-(^m- imprisonment at Pittafield, Mass., navigation, communications and It was laarned a nueter. lumber American * Teto- own selection, or rall..S-4I.M. air traffic eontirol faciUties and Our Christmas Gift To You/ tatrstlon, although they benefit In munlst Pathet Lao guerrillas. in trikngle claying of 71-y«ar-old man named ’’Neumann," who lived graph Co. today theanmnl Seasoned stulflna from Peppcridae f-aim and Arnold . . .JSau- Reds Bar Paying Share The area, a V-ehaped valley cut dividend on Ha storit to full moesure from Diem.’’ Michael Koaa.. .Iêatdent Charles (Ctoritouai *■ Pag* Twsa«g-*M) •ace Meat . . . Chestnut* '. . . Oysters. Osnsda faces s 8286-mlllion into the foothUlB north o f Vien de GauUs opeas caiapalf to Paris (Oenttaned en Page Fifteen) 8.90 a year from T B e M tiane, is a .Pathet Lao stronghold. ITAT dividend InOreaM Fliuliarst frocen food department will display hundred* of I960 WOMEN'S budget for the fiscal year ending for poU le. eodoraeBMBt o f poUcy M e x ^ 81, instead of the |12 mil Kong Le could probably triple tale tor Algerian self-datonniiiatkm fective in July 1959 aad ______crop freshly frosen RWITT PKEMII M Bl'TTERBAIX TUB- Of UN Costs in Congo strength with Itothet Lao help. first change etaco 1921. Ditoetan KEY& THKMOOT lion auiplUB he predicted last and makes offer to negotiato with March, hem m ing said. , ‘Âccording to every indication rebels.. .A four-member oommit- said the, higher dividend Ot 9« we have, Kong Lei hgs decided to tee in Hartford begins work on cento a share wID be paid to M r The BOW taxes will bring. In 814 By MAX HABREL80N crucisl issues raised during the Kennedy Selects Aide, WONDERFUL! m illion'this year and 8S9 million atand up and fight on th4r6dge of plans for osntral hind acquisition ;106I. January 1261 dlvMend A United Nations, N, Y., Dec. 21 session persisted. next year, he said. theae foothills,’’ one of tha military section to hsadle lead porohasee ready has been declared at the' BUTTERBALL TURKEYS UP)—The U.N. dcneral Assembly Soviet Delegate A. A. Roehchin ex))erta aald. " old quarterly rate of 82Vi oenta But this will be offset by s series ot recessed its turbulent 16th session for State agencies. a share; At the same ttoie ditee- IN 18-20-22 LB. SIZES. A t% tax reductions affecting Canadian told the assembly just before the "He has One choice, fight or run. George Wsstaington Ears, 96, Studies Trade Slump STORY early today after approving a reso poflt-midnight vote on The Congo And he's stopped running.” tore said t b ^ will make avail eorporstlona and investors Flem lution requiring all members to last o f the "fii^ ttog Earpe," diea A LOT OF MEAT AT A LOW PRICE ... .Lb. ^ I T C budget: This source predicted a show able addltlo.tol altiuee ef ooaa- ming announced in an effort to Bhaê In the cost of the 1960 U.N. In Jopljn, Mo.i nuning h om e... mott stock to present stockhoM- Beautiful book which optM stimulate the domestic economy Congo operation. "One o f the main causes of the down battle within the next few Israeli amhaaaador calls on Sec Palm Bfach, Fla., Dac. 21 (g)—iênt-elect on the Defense Departs Both freah Connecticut Aberlee-ljtBrnad Colden Harvest Tur- •ituatipn as it now prevails In. The lys. He said pursuing the out- ere tiuroogk a rigkto ‘ oftartag- to p ro M iit thO Nativity and get more Canadians to Invest The .Soviet Union vigorously op retary of State Obriatian A. Her- Presideat-eiaot John F. Kaimedy mant and national defense prob The.efrerinig weald entitle stock- k e n and Batterball frozen turK>}s are OVRX-READY. . .tVe Congo is to be found In the fact anking forces o f pro-- today picked Roaewell ■ OUpiUrie. la their (iWn country. The reduc posed the plan. It made it plain it fl r "for pU foa* ec eeavegrtag to- lems. holdere to buy o m new share tor wtti have Butterballs In most popular alze*. . .Come la and 8C6M and taxi plus 24 karat gold leaf tions will total about 880. million a would-defy the aasembly majority that the Secretary-general, m his Gen. Pnoumi f ’ —'-'a n are #0 Israel's atomic re- who Was unitonecretary of the He won a Phi Beta Kappa key ■*leet year awa. own initiative and without any earii 20 ahaiee tarid ea Feb. 22, ONLY year. by,, refusing to supply any part of . .Oovenior-aleat Air Fotm in the Truman admin for aoholarahip' at Vale. He was 1961. ■* s Flaauaing told a news ooafer- the 848.5 million to be raised by authorization ttom the Security (Oenttoneu «... «teg* ‘ o t North CaroHna istration, to be deputy aecretoty gradnatod from toe law totooof; .initials FREE! Council, has set up a United Na V— r— ' of defense. Ym I Mm Hm eoRVMitnc* of our poHtinq lo t . . aaeeasments. The vote was 46-17 two children in than In 1981 after serving i BEflTER U8.-liuED TIEB nODV with 24 abstentions. tions Command . . . consisting totegratod ,soliool IC ^ ed y announeed aslaetlen of editor of tbs Tale Law Journal United Nattoas, N , T .. D«a. H ie assembly alao authorized mainly of United States nationals e4uny in January Yom’I Hi# to End sEvomd almoMk. sHetd oliwoBdi Discoverer T akes Venezuelan tho o6-yoar-old Domoorat aa ha OUpatrlo haa been a member ef 2L (JPh-Ohe Savlet IMtoa Secretary-general Dag Hammar- and nation^* of other countries tor tmpteved in NATO," aUrtod day-long eonferencea on the New York faw firm of Cra- • n i ovorytWng you wM nood for Chrlitmdg cool RH.$7.9S Earth Tra^rature skjold to spend up to 824 million Put D d ^ ■tote u wa J^ *to^Stethan ISo^ planning of the' new admlniatra- vato, Swains and Moore since MW atotordstratloa ef Jolm H*’ liE boUng. for The Congo operation during the The Ruzslans Indicated they 000 CMMn f^gaigr to'W e ooun- .tion’s-budget against a back 1940 with t)w exception of the , toe 6bvte6 ektef UMT: first three months of 1961. would continue their attack. So try. ‘ period ha served at the Pentagon. delegati said today. ValartHr liggatt Drug Company bought out tho onttro factory In order to Vaadsnberg Air Force Base,' The 99-natlon assembly ad Caracaa, Venuuela, D e ^ 'f l UP) ground of eorfearn over tho buat- viet Deputy Foreign Minister ^ PraaH ant EMiaalMweri in sand ness slump— a slump alao bother He also ia chairman of U)c Y d n l Met our ChriAmu Gift Bosltots . . . pricod give their euatomers thia beantiful gift nt the lowest priee pee- CUif., Dec. 21 OF) — DUcOverar journed at 12:57 a.m. to begin an valerian A. Zorin called a news —A brief uprlaing aimed at free ing hto iaat ragrasiij liiee^ to ing the outgoing Elsenhower re board of trustees of toe Aerospace Blhle. XIX is In orbit today to take the 11-week recesa that will end March conference today to review the ing imprtaoilMl orticiaU o f the de armed' feres*. «lt $7JO, $10.00. $15.00 and $10.00 •oeh. 7. gime. Corp., founded this year at th* Barth's temperature. This' know work of the Msaion. posed .Ptoex JUner'ez dictatorship chief, saye ''Th*, MMtoôf world Mêreno* w^r"^5iiSeed"*3k The stormy 3-month session, was squalehtd today by forcea loy requaat of Bocretary of D efei^ m • many, many styles ledge will help future Midaa aatel- U.S . Ambassador James J. is tha ahioluto 'iltoWBRy o f our Oilpatric, a New York lawyer, te O to Ckritod Btodea. HOC'' Y o u l Oko H now Smucktr's spocid holiday |amf • buffalo calf (men’s) which opened Sept. 20, was notable al to Preeidant Romulo Betancourt. wlU be No. 2 man at the pentagon Thomas S. Qatoa Jr. As a non Utee detect any hostile miasile fir Wadsworth commented that the time." profit oiganiaation to aaslat iths he anid 'fWe snoM Bbe to kaee’ in ApoHMcory fort. . . ings by rsporting flashes of heat chiefly for tpe ”islt of Soviet Pre Ona o f the rebele wae wounded under the new eecretary of do- • morocco leather • removable pass cases 99-natlon body had been working Hungarian' Communist bordar Air Forco in spaoa and mUuilte tost^thd Bwiv UJk abovs ths normal level* mier ' Nikita Khrushchev and the "in a period of crtel* which ha* in a 8(D*minute giinbattle with gov police crogsAjiatrian frontier and fenae, Robert S. McNamara, who tIek’ wiH take a » bitter Soviet campaign against ernment troops. The insiirgiints, led problerns. • sad'dle'cowhide • secret pockets The 8l-foot 2-stage discoverer tested the United Nations—and is drag toMtolp i^ ■ Hnagailaa is resigning as prerideiA of the ptottlai ae Extra largo pooiod dovolnod ihrimp in 2Va«lb. box> rocketed southward through scat HammarnkJold. by a navSl lieutenant officially Ford Motor Co. to join tho Ken Although a Democrat, OUpatole still testing it—to its very fouhds- refnitoa i^-:lladam -M artha Ma crossed party lines to auppon f waM. We oi, $4.25 box. • watermark calf tered clouds from Its seaside The SMsion also felt'Other im-- described as a deserter with a rec nedy edminlstration. bope that the new UH. delega :; • change pockbts and pacts bf The Congo crisis, the un ord of Subversive activities, eur- ria Bruetot* f i r once a nOted party putolcan Nelson A. RookefeU^ffor launching pad at 12:87 pjn., PST, Hen leaiar, Mr. (A d U ) BtowM'.~ (women’s) purses tj; certainties o f the U. S. preeidential Wadsworth said in a statement reUdered After the battle. throwar in W«>i*ington, D.C. died Oilpatric was undersecretary of the New York State governCr4>tip yeatsrday. The 26-foot, 2,100-pound the Air Force in 1951-53. In 1966- aoK « n i dieptoy M B a i C W o obo hav# froson cookod. oxtra lorgo, sliHmp In election and the growing pains that that the Soviet Union, because Its The Ineurreillon was* led by Dec. g to Jtor huury Mayfair two weeks ago. Gllptorto Jievod' • pearlized leather • zippers ' second stage went into a 93-min-> came with the admlseloii o f 17 new plans in The Congo ‘S bad )>eeh Ueutanant '■ men. The rebel Apiteiatoegda IXMldOO. 57 he took part in a study of tho 2 J b . h M M . ute, agg-idiaped polar orbit 130 to a "Demoertoa' for (women’s) membere— 16 o f them African. frustrated, bad tried to punish leadsr, ii êially as LL To sav6 aanatorial aara, tuhgo daftnso *BtiMlatan*nt,'flhaaood by Omamittoo. • removable picture wings 600 ralleB out. Theae factors resulted in pro the United Nations, to mlsrvpre- Uaaido rat, took by ringing out from the Taft CaifflOR too Roekafeller Brototo*. Alao in Othto Discoverers havs carried Be has'tttote'Slnatonto^ ia • pigskin (men’s) longed debstes, paralysing dead aent and label It, to hamstring its aurpriaa . ktional Oiikfd hai^ by ths Capitol of Wa6h- IfM .h * tote namod by Sen. B u ry tho aatiodTa • just about all colors • rsootorablp eapwls, but not, tbla locks and a general slowdown of operations and to driv# Bam- ington Imro base eat Ireaa atomt M. Jackson, D-Warii., fo too ad- K A M a i " W l SAVE YOU M ONEY". posts w U ^ the port ed has boon an adraeato o t strong OMi Air ^ Shop Ptnobumt W odnoidoy, Tbnnday • cordbWn (men’s) imaginable! otts. Instead it has a load o f slee- work that forced postponement of marskjold from offioa.‘ La Chtiara, from CRra- a deam to tone • dag , . . . Army paaol of too Joint Con- troale gsar to maaeure ths Earth's M i D K k a i ■ . ■ ■ ' 1- .V , ' ■ action on many major itema, in "In that bold offsneiva,'' he said, isMies a dealt mgt fer A*M omi •ubeomaittto'on MUl- and Friday, 8 AJd. HI f P.M. • ostrich grain (men’s) normal host radiation. cluding disarmament, until the sec-^ Mi nactlod torir AT THi Parkade “the Soviet Union thus far has 'Itoder wee MM to Ibhttouy . . . Ths intoraatton- ApfiUeafieas ef Atowle En- tw o fhrUMomlng Midas — mlaslls ond part of the session. toiled. The United NatioiU! la still ^dugttive weated at Laher Oigaalaatlon sgid that to fy .-, fisfiiMis filarm system — apace Ttatofinal hours were devoted U dtototo. Ha tali ttm in Ths Congo . . , the’Sseretary- toPei MtivltMfi. trade uxilena' to Sovltt Rusala oApatrio also in- • moaabor of tm m m . 404 W UT MIDDis Jim L-rlfl f-lM t moatly to budgetary and other wato de M the Cetoaeulet Marig two 6tu4y aommittoaa whleh liavo Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. ’tm m n e t Om ). beueekeepiiig OMottoo*, but the FR K FAMQNG RiAR OF OUR STORE . . (< .« 16B PbfoXwotto) ■egs. p r^ a n d raporta fat toa (i I *■ n 7 4 • Af'