De Gaulle Rioters En Alumni Aasociatlon Will Have a JUICY, TENDCR
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, IMO iianrl|iB t?r lEo^ning l| m lb Avtrag* Daily N«t Press Ran ------:------— . / ' ...... ^ lbs Wsalbsr For the Week Ended PetsMst « f D. a WasOM p i Dee. S, 1960 About Town Fsir, Mon ekmd^ tonig^ iiiislAslisS-otUi X«w Members of the Conununlty/Bap 13,312 mf I#'- <-,i Make It A REAL tist Girls' Guild will attend a Msmber of the Audit I t to is. Snturdny, ssiws sis cauristmas party tomorrow at 7 Burena of OboolnOon milder, In 99s. G O O D / r ^ E A R p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hianche»ter— A City of Vitiage Charm Howard Daniel, 22 Ardmore Rd. Bach ia reminded to brlnK-p. grab m m m e m m W H I T E bag g ift I f unable to attend/ mem YOL. LXXX, NO. 59 (TWBNTY-POUB PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960 (OnssUled Advarttsing an Pngs St) PRICE PIVB CBNKi bers are to call Mrs. Roy Farris, 9 Durkin St. A meeting of the Sisterhood of Beth Hlllel of Couth Windsor, 150 Insurgents, CHRISTMAS scheduled for tonight at 8:30, will A DelUious and Extra Lumum ba Backers be held at the Wapping Profeaalon- al Center, Ellington Rd., instead of Thrifty Pot Roast I Castro I'roops at the home of Mrs. Allen Brownf For Her •• Give Her Something South Windsor, as previously an 302 MAIN nounced. For transportation, call Lowest Price in Threaten to Kill In Gun Battle Mrs. Lawrence Andnu, 36 Birch Rd., South Windsor. Months! She'll Remember Long After Christmas The Church Council of Zion Lu Havana, Dec, 9 (fl*)— -A- band theran Church win meet tomorrow Belgian Hostages of about 160 armed anti-Cas- at 7:30 p.m. at the church. tro insurgents was reported The Central Connecticut Chapter fighting id central Cuba today General Electric of the Centenary College for Wom Leopoldville, The Congo,fenttre white population to Leo- after a new landing near Cor- -De Gaulle Rioters en Alumni Aasociatlon will have a JUICY, TENDCR. Dec.' 9 W -S u p p o r te r e V Pa- ralillo on the north coast 120 Christmas party tomorrow at 8 Salumu's cable reached LeO' miles east of Havana. p.m. at the home of Mrs. WiUianf O P EN . HEAVY CORN^FEO trice Lumumba who rule Ori poldvllle this morning, but the ental Province today threat threat became known to U.N. of Although the Armed Forces Big Capacity- Fully Hartford. Ministry denounced the report as STKRBEEJF ened t6 kill an unspecified ficials after a news conference a ‘'counterrevolutionary rumor,” The Men's Fellowship League THURSDAY number of Belgian hostages Salumu- gave. In Isolated Stanley State News Mobs Greet CHUCK ROAST soimces opposed to Prime Minister of the Salvation Army will meet unless the deposed premier is ville- late Wednesday. Fidel Castro Insisted it w ai true. Automatic Washer Saturday at 7:15 p.m. at the Early today U.N. Secretary- Persons arriving in Havana church. A brief business meeting AND freed. , general Dag Hammarskjold told They made the threat In a tel from Matanzas, west of OorraUIlo, Roundup P r e s id e n t y f r n m M will be followed by refreshments. the Security Council meeting In said the invaders have been en BONE egram to President Joseph Kasa- New York that he has “deeply dls- vubu'and Col.'Joseph Mobutu, the gaging Castro soldiers and militia The Anderson Shea Auxiliary, BLOCK CHUCK IN turoing news” from Stanleyville men in sporadic battles the last FRIDAY Congolese army commander whose and Oriental Province. He declined NO VFW, will hold a card party to FIRST troops arrested Lumumba and two days. Some claimed to have Trucker Killed In A lgiers morrow at 8 p.m. at the post home. to go into details at that time. seen truckloads of troops diverted 2 CUTS clamped him into prison. Salumu’s deadline for Lu Bernard Salumu, ’ boss of the to the area while en route to the MONEY Members of the Anderson Shea TILL 9:00 mumba's release was believed to Escambray Mountains to fight As Rig Crashes Algiers, Dec. 9 (/P)— ^Army regime In Stanleyville, capital of expire tonight. It was not known VFW Post and auxiliary will meet POT ROASTS Oriental Province threatened to ar other Insurgents. tanks, backed by troops and tonight at 7:30 at the Walter N. Tw o militiamen were reported Into Toll Booth 159 rest all Europeans, kill some of (Contlnned on Page Ten) riot police, crushed barricades DOWN Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main them, and "sabotage all Belgian killed by one such band which thrown up here today by St., to pay respects to Mrs. Dom- interests In the province” If Lu came out bf the mountains on a enlka Laguza, whose son, Jacob CENTER CUTS lb. 55c Old Saybrook, Dec. 9 (fP)— angry crowds protesting Pres mumba was not released within 48 raid for food yesterday and A truck driver was killed and With your JU ST 2.00 8 00 Laguza, is commander of the post. hours. clashed with troops at Cuman- ident Charles de Gaulle’s ai>- Sorry we sold out on premium bacon so early last Saturday Buy the first two cuts of this economical block chuck The-United Nations took Imme Stores Open ayagua, one of the gateways to a toll collector injured severe rival in this rebellious African old washer Arm y Pfc. William J. Zikus, 18, ON OUR OWN lUDOCr PLAN . . . but we can’t always figure just right . . . If we buy at 45c or the meatier center cuts at 55c— either is diate emergency action to protect the rugged range. ly today when a tractor-trail area to whip up backing for son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. too heavy It mean's shop worn product the following week. the estimated 2,000 whites living Ihla report— one of several con er ran out of control and Zikus, 45 Birch St., recently par special value. his home-rule plan for A l In the province, half of them in Tonight Until cerning armed clashes:—came amid smashed a toll collector’s ticipated with other personnel . . Stanleyville. geria. from the 61st Signal Battalion in This week we o ffe r fresh from Swift's curing booth on the. Connecticut The United Nations spokesman (Continaed on Page Ten) About 10,000 Europeans skir Operation Snow Tiger, a command rooms at a new low price 9 o’Q ock 30-60-90-DAYS SAME AS CASH to go with your pot roast we feature aald Salumu threatened only Bel Turnpike. mished bloodily with security forces post exercise in Korea. Zikus en Killed in the crash was Ronald throughout the day. Toward night SWIFT'S SLICED PREMIUM gians, but was expected to make tered the Army In November, 1959, no distinction between Belgians Van BlarCon, 29, of R.D. 2, Mount fall, about 2,000 persons—flsHtlng completed basic training at Ft. and other whites. Second in 24 Hours Holly, N. J. Police said he was the to maintain Algeria as a Fnnch Knox, and arrived overseas last rG0LDlN~CARRdrS iOc] An unknown number of non-Bel C<#p i driver for a rig owned by the territory — threw up barricades, April. He attended Manchester BACON gian and a handful of Americans Briggs Transportation Co., Cam just as they did last January, when Big 10 Pound Capacity High School, and was employed by OR SWIFT'S SKINLESS I CELLO BAG | are believed to live In Oriental den, N. J. they came close to overthrowing the First National Stores in Man SMALL L IN K Province. Many of them are mis Pro-Left Troops Seize Severely injured was Emil J. DeGaulIe's government. chester before entering service. Lb. IJWGH QUALITY POTATOES, 1 0 l^ b ^ 4 ^ sionaries. Malchodi, 56, of Spring St., Deep Two army tanka rolled over the The United Nations has 1,800 River, a toll collector. wooden barricades across the Rue 2-Heat G-E Automatic William Naylor, passenger rep Ethiopian troops In the province. Police said Malchodi was trap Michelet In downtown Algiers short resentative of the New Haven SAUSAGE MASHED POTATOES . . . CARROTS . . . BROWN ORAVT They took over a school building Colitrol of Laos Capital ped under the wreckage of the toll ly after they were thrown up by the Railroad, will present an illustrat PLUS ANOTHER VEGETABLE—UM! UM! In Stanleyville yesterday aa a pro booth when the truck crashed into rioters. ed talk, "Main Line, U.S.A,,” at tected refuge for all whites. it about 2:40 a.m. The tanks turned and recrossed Electric Dryer 6Sl Another amall family featured meat , . , also from Swift the shattered barricades and the a meeting of the Klwanis Club of . . . these three Swift Items are on sale In the self service Plans were made to evacuate the Malchodi was taken to Lawrence fTanchester Tuesday, at noon at > Wearing white armbands and crowds tried to surge forward and caje, while most other meats are sold the old fashioned FRESH SPINACH 19c Vientiane, Laos, Dec. 9 yP) — < Memorial Hospital In New London. John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. sleeps peacefully after he was baptized yesterday In a Roman Cath the Manchester Country Club. The Red kercrilefed paratroopers of flying white fiags to denote their olic ceremony in Georgetown University Hospital chapel. The baby wears the same dress worn by mount them, but were turned bock service way . , , CELLO BAG The hospital reported his condi by about 50 infantrymen surround noon meeting will be preceded by Left-leaning Capt. Kong Le seized support of neutralist Souevanna tion as critical. his father. President-elect John F. Kennedy, when he was baptized In 1917. The bonnet belonged to they swarmed over the capital in ing the tanks. ■ ir - a combined meeting of old and Southwest Hit control of this capital today In a The accident occurred on the his mother, Jacqueline, when she was an Infant. (A P Photofax). new officers, directors and newly swift rebound from apparent de jeepSi tanks, trucks and staff cars. Surrounding the area were steel- WAS $ SWIFT PREMIUM turnpike at the Baldwin Bridge, helmeted riot troops who then appointed committee chairmen at feat. Vernier Souvanna declared m . 0 5 11 a.in. at the Country Club. By Heavy Rain, Kong Le, the leader of the coup which spans the Connecticut River. moved In with tear gas grenades It was the second military take State Police said the truck was Pinehurst Choice Beef over by rival paratroop factions ih that overthrew the pro-America to drive the rioters up side streets. traveling eastbound at the time. Baby John F., The attempt to barricade the A chuck sale brings In many’ other choice cuts to sell at 24 hours but Neutralist Premier government last Aug^g^, had been 144 economical prices . . . H u g[e i Snowfall reliev^ of his command of secur Kennedy^ Boggs Talk downtown area—reminiscent of DAISY BUTTS Prince Souvanna. Phouma con Lb. ity forces' in the capital.. the FVench Revolution — capped ATLANTIC tinued to preside over the govern Man Dies of In juries Formerly called boneless daisy hams. But today there was not a white Parents Going a day of rioting in udilch poilco Only 5.00 Down Albu<)uerque NM^., Dec. 9 (JP)— ment in his cream stucco palace Meriden ,Dec. 9 (JP) — An elderly reported at least 100 persona In FURNACE OIL KNUCKLE SOUP BONES »>15c through all the changes. armband, or white flag in sight. One of Die heaviest—and earliest Meriden man died early this morn On Aged-Health Plans jured- Automstio Delivery Col. Koupraslth Aphay and the The grounds of Souvanna’s pal ing of injuries suffered last night Plenty of solid lean shoulder clods, meaty boneless chuck —snowstorms^ In recent years has ace In the center of the city were To Palm Beach Downtown Algiers was strewn L. T. WOOD CO. roasts for the smaller families and of course, we will, have anti-Coram'inlst leaders of Vien surrounded by Kong Le’s men when he was struck by a car with debris as mough a full-scale Just 1.75 Weekly or 7.50 Monthly Fresher-By-Far stranded motorists. Isolated com tiane’s garrison who seized control Phone MI 8-1129 plenty of rump, sirloin tip and round steak roasts. wearing red kerchiefs.. driven by a city official. Washington, Dec. 9 (Al-i-Presi-^ Kennedy let up a bit today on Washington, Dec. 9 UP— Pretl battle had rag)Sd there. munities smd cut off communlca- of the capital In a predawn strike The victim, Gustave Naas, 78, dent-elect John F. Kennedy’s plans the pace he haa maintained as he As night fell, riot police were They took «v e r bloodlessly dur dent-elect John, F. Kennedy took ON OUR OWN BUIHeET PtiAN PINEHURST GROUNir MEATS... THIS IS BEEF STEW WEATHER . . . tkms through-wide areas of. tfcq. yesterday, -vyere reported bpttled ing the. night. Apparently there; nniinhit'iitii'i put an administration stlU lobbing tear gaa grenades tn- up by Kong Le’s~2nd battalion his wife and baby son home today S o u to s s t ...... was not even a scuffle. tOL paratroopers at Chinaimo Army out from behind panted cars. AglslaUve lso6ers to- . in a hectic round of from Georgetown University Hos (OenOnned on Pag* Xen) LEAN CHUCK GROUND BONELESS PINEHURST storm blanketed Aiisona Asked If there,; »lE h t be a Camp outside the capital today. pitched battle, Souvahna said, "It PoHce said the driver of the car dAly. ;V'' ...... 16 ebnfeFtHCes he Invited Adlai pital where John Fitzgerald Jr. and New Mexico with up to 15 The cabinet met In urgent ses was City Comptroller Henry J. KeiinMy breakfast “1 with Rep. Stevenson and two others to take was bom just two weeks ago. They STEWING BEEF lb. 89c Inches of snow in some areas Is possible but we pfe trying to 1 Year Foctery Lb. 69c 5 Lbs. ^3.35 sion early in the morning and re avoid bloodshed.” Zagorskl, who had just left a meet Hale Boggs, D-La., a member of posts. were heading out this afternoon for DELIVBIY POLAROID while a heavy rain preceding the affirmed the government’s deter ing of the city tax board. the House Ways and |lbans Com Today hlB only scheduled called Palm Beach, Fla. Service on storm threatened a major fiood Col. Koupraslth’e maneuver CAMERA and PINEHURST 3 IN 1 BLEND OF a ft BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS mination to maintain a policy bt yesterday was annotmeed as a mittee. besides Boggs w u Dr. Walt W. Both parents wore happy smiles FREE ANYWHERE All except the eye roost, any size in Bast Texas. Rostow of Massaenusetts Institute as Kennedy pushed his ome’s wheel Bulletins FREE AH Parti and Labor strict neutrality in the Cold War. stroke to prevent possible attack PORK, BEEF, V E A L ...... Lb. O V C New Mexico was the hardest Rihicoff Picks Aide Boggs told newsmen they talked ¥HNK UGHT KIT from 2i/,-Jbs...... Lb. 79c But Laos neutrality had switched or coup by ^»ro-CommunIst Pathet of Technology^ a specialist In So chair to the door of the hospital. hit In the 8-state area. A ll ma Hartford, Dec. 9 (T)—Atty. Jon about "the legislative program In from the AP Wires LAMB PATTIES...... N). 39e overnight from the definitely anti Lao guerrillas who have been Newman, member of a Hartford general” specifically Including viet and U.S. Ecopomics. Rostow There she got out of the chair and jor highways tn the state were communist flavor of Thursday to waging sporadic civil war for six has been mentioned for high of stepped Into a waiting'automobile. closed stranding many motorists law firm, will serve somewhere on Kennedy’s plan for a health pro SHOULDER STEAK Lb. 55c a distinctly pro-Left flavor. years agpinst the government of Governor Rlblcoffs Wuhington gram for the aged to be financed fice In the new administration. Miss LAiella Hennessy, Mrs. REGULAR HAMBURG lb. SSc— S lbs. $2.50 In out-of-the-way cowtowns. Kouprasith’s 3rd Battalion got this klnrly segment of former Rostow said after his visit with Kennedy’s nurse, carried the baby, so ON SINKING t « I P At-Santa Rosa, 7>4-lnch snow staff when he becomes ^ cretary under Social Security. 1961 G-E 21-Inch TENDER CURE PINEHURST CORNED BEEF the upper hand temporarily in a French udochina. of Health. Education and Welfare Boggs said he thinks the admin Kennedy that he and the Presi wrapped in blankets so closely his Soult Ste. Marie, Midi., Dee. Try Pinehurst home style large lean fall closed U.S. 66 West to Albu brief clash with pro-Conununlst Although Koupraslth’s forces next month. dent-elect had "a nice chat” about face could not be seqn. 8 (J7—The 250-foot Canadian MORRELL'S READY-TO-EAT HAMS querque. Motorists filled up all istration program generally, In NORMAN’S Link Sausage or Sausage Meat elements of the 2nd Battalion at This was confirmed today by the cluding the medical bill, will have a numbe** of things. Reporters and photographers grain onrrier, Stariielle, today Mahogany Console OYSTERS . . . SWORDFISH motel and hotel space In the town Camp Chinaimo yesterday. (Contlnned en Page Ten) easier going than such proposals He did not aliswer directly ques lined a pathway In the lobby and radioed a dlstresa eaU from tlie 446 HARTFORD RD. of 2,200. .TTie town opened up the Governor who said he had asked had last year. The Ways and Means tions as to whether. K enne^ had flash bulbs popped as Kennedy center of storm swept Lake Sa- high school gymnasium, a theater and Newman had accepted an In vitation to go to Washington with Committee last year refused to ap offered him a post in the new ad pushed the rolling chair through. perior. Tfie U.8. Coast Guard TV With UHF-VHF Pinehurst Grocery and frosted food business Is Increasing and the city hall to give travelers him. prove a plan along the line of Ken ministration, but this was Implied "Oh, Jack, pleise keep ^olng,” sent the tug Nnogatock to the sleeping space for the night. j^i"weekly . . , Make this your one stop shopping center . . . The Governor added that It had nedy’s medical aid Ideas. when he said he might make a de Mrs. Kennedy said as her husband aid of the ship. The dripper re avoid the dowtown holiday rush . . . We have free'parking Albuquerque and El Paso, Tex., not been determined specifically cision next week. paused. ported the Starbdie had anf- Beautiful mahogany wood cabinet Recheck Foils to Give But she was smiling as she said Please order'^now -. . . cash your checks , . . carry out your bundles . . , surrounded by mountain passes what post Newman would hold but fered two vertical oraeks for Stevenson was offered the job of It. Conn. Fresh Turkeys were virtually Isolattgjl. Albuquer said "It will be somewhere on my U.S. ambassador to the United ward In her hull. Gale warn — Big 8-inch apeaker— New day ORiAT N iw run on que received two inehes and B31 staff.” > She appeared a little pale but Morrell's Hams FARMHOUSE News Tidbits Nations. Although he gave 'the im there was no Indication of difficulty ings have been Issued for Lake DIVtLOPMMMTt Paso had four. Highways leading Nixon Illinois Victory gei pression he will accept, he with Superior and the Soo area and light blue picture tube. from the two cities were closed as she walked to the automobile, Roast Beef counsel to Governor Riblcofroff on a held an immediate decision. He a snowstorm was brewing- The to all except emergency vehicles. Culled from AP Wires holding her Husband’s arm. APPLE PIES 3 ' ” $ 1 .0 0 voluntary basis during the past said he wanted to talk the matter Btnribelle normally earries a A Few Fruit Baskets All airline flights were grounded Chicago, Dec. 9 UP—The re-^to the board to withhold certlflca- year and traveled extensively with She wore a pert red beret and SINGLES S9c over further with Kennedy but a smart black and white checkered crew of SO men. WAS 289.95 fo r the holidays. and railroad servioe was running check of the Cook County presi tion. the Governor during the Kennedy emphasized that " I have tried to five to six hours behind. dential vote Is complete, and Vice presidential campaign. Newman w ife of an Air Force Capt. tweeiYbult. d a y s T il Freeman Olmstead, being held make It clear that I want to help.” They left the hospital at 10127 U. 8. EMBASSY STONED A t El Paso, on the Mexican President Richard M. Nixon h u Wilmington, Del., Dec. 9 (An — served as legal adviser to the 1959 CHIU8TIMAS Pictsweet Frozen Foods captive behind Iron (lurtaln, says Under questioning, Stevenson Am. In the back seat of a big Quite Ecuador, Dee. S UP— A border, Texas Western College and picked up votes. But not enough John F. Kennedy’s press secretary Democratic-controlled General As thus far to upset President-elect says that in view of the "handi sembly and was'chlef law clerk In she is expecting her second child left the door open foi“ speculation white sedan, with Miss Hennessy crowd of 300 students hurled STRAWBERRIES 2i5ozPkg.69c the El Paso Public Schools system In March . . . Only active U.S. that he might want to know such holding the baby between them. stones and bricks at Oie U. 8, closed today. No classes were held John F. Kennedy’s Illinois victory. cap” the Democratic President Chief Justice Earl Warren’s office Republicans started the recheck before coming to Hartford from Naval base in south Caribbean will things as the identity of the, hew It was only a 4-mtnute ride to the embassy here today, destroying, Our shoppers report most competition getting yesterday at Hobbs, Melrose, elect was faced with hie triumph 10 days ago in hopes of discover In the Nov. 8 election constituted a Washington four years ago. remain under control of the Unit secretary of state before he makes Kennedy home for a brief stay be nearly all windows on the first House and Roswell on the east side 45c for this large Bisquick.... BROCGOU SPEARS 4 For 99c ing enough additional Nbcon tremendous victory. The Goventm: also announced to ed States for 17 years through up his mind on the U.N. Job where fore their takeoff for Palm Beach, floor an6 some on the second IN LOTS OF 4. of New Mexico. he would be working Closely with streng^th to warrant an official re Addressing some 1,000 Demo day that he nas rented what b* agreement reached with leaders of scheduled for.1 p.m, floor of the new building. The Electric and telephone service that official. count. crats at a victory dinner here last described as a amall house in Trinidad . . . Attorneys begin Mrs. Kennedy also got a cheer students were protesting a ded- 229 THIS WEEK AT PINEHURST -was constantly d l^ p ted . More One exchange ran like this as NO MONEY DOWN The Chicago Board of Election night, Pierre Salinger, however,' Washington. He haa.taken a lease f r ^ newsmen and bystanders as slon' by four guarantor powers SFINACH 4 r., 69e than 100 telephone poles were preparing recommendations U.S. WITH TOUR OU) TV Commissioners haa withheld the did not specify what the handicap on a house at 1552 34th St., North IMstrict Court In Philadelphia —the United States, Argentina, LEAF Ofl CHOPPED—IN LOTS OF 4. knocked down between Tatum (Continued «h Page Nineteen) (Continued on Page Three) final recheck tally. But a projec was. He apparently was referring west, until next S ep t^ b er when shbuld consider ^ext year when- Brazil and Chile—upholding a tion of the latest figures fu^shed to Kennedy’s Roman Catholic re the owner,'a Washington profes 1942 border treaty between Ec BISQUICK SS* (Contlnned on Page Seventeen) sentencing 29 electrical firms and Save on $4.09 FAB, packed both by the Democratic-controlled ligion and youthfulnes;:., sor, plans to take possession of the 44 of their officials accused of uador and Pern. Only 2.75 Weekly or 11.75 Monthly quarters. In reusable wastebacket. board and by Republicans—two Salinger ^ d Kennedy does have price fixing and bid rigging. Only 4 to sell at $S.62 sets of figures which-vary consid a mandate from the public and Returning from a 8-day visit to Public Hearing Thursday KADAR h in t s a t s c o l d in g ON OUR OWN BUDGH PLAN erably—shows Nixon falling short will carry out the programs he Washington where he* was briefed Discoverer X V IIl Satellite SNOWY BLEACH whirls through space gathering Budapest. Hungary. Deo. 6 Every fall, Snowy Bleach make a special offer to us Six Questioned of the mark. outlined In the campaign. on his new job, the Governor said — Hungary’s Comnumlst Save lOo on deal pack Kennedy carried Illinois, with its The press secretary praised he found the man he will succeed, precious travel data as Air Foreb . . . We pass It on to y o u ...... Jack August 27 electors, by a margin of 8,849 President Elsenhower and the Arthur S. Fleming, ’’very, very ponders best time to spring Its Commission Backs Plan party chief, Janos Kadar, hinted CLAM CHOWDER In Auto-Bomb votes. He o w ^ hla winning mar courteous and cooperative.” capsule loose . . . United States today he was called some hard A t 29e members of hla administration for With every pkjr. you biiy at regular price you get gin to a heavy Kennedy vote in their cooperation In the transition Increases its gold sqpply for names at the recent Moeoow sununlt conference of Ceminn- TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY an extra full size 49c pkg. free . . . limit 6 deals pro-Democratlc Cook County (Chi of the government. He said the Asks to Testify the first time In several to a customer. Buy deal pack. Gang Slaying cago), which offset a Nixon edge transition is progressing at a months with $300 million bullion For Redistricting State nlat leaiders. Outlining the Bridgeport, Dec. 9 (A — JOeeph aohlevenilents of the three-week. A J A X 2 for Slo downstate. healthy and cordial pace.” DeSalvo, 31, of Norwalk, haa told a purchase from International and get trial Vel The ejection board reported yes Monetary Fund . . .' Although Moscow 'parley, Kadar told Par THIS WEEK 4c OFF ON 49c SUNSHINE New York, Dec. 9 UP —Six men Superior Court judge and jury that liament he had been charged with at no extra charge picked up for queatlonlng during terday that Nixon gained 382 he wanta to testify st his first de fatal mlsfaa{Mi on Increase, the Hartford, Dec. 9 (Jp— A speclnl^tho districts will range in popula- votes and Kennedy lost 318 in tal National Safety Council says, the commission has granted its ap tlon from a low of 47,100 to a high being both hard and soft on rend- fu m n Giant 11 Cubic Foot HYDROX COOKIES an Inveatlg^atlon'of the automobile gree murder trial despite the ad- slonlsts (those who toOow the Helps koap your 45c bomb slaying of Kenneth Feln- lies from 699 of 863 paper ballot Kennedy Vote nation’s accident death rqte may proval to a plan for redlatrictlng of 92,167. in m Everyone frota six to sixty berg In Queens were released to recincts, for a net Nixon gain of (Oontianed on Page Nineteen) hit' an all-time low this * year. the atate to make the' area rep New Haveners may not like the Tito brand of Independent Oom- STOCK UP NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS ON likes candy. The newest ?OOf^GOP figures showed Nixon munlsm). burner clean as It day. The first lame duck spiecial se'a- resented by each atate senator suggested realignment because it candy manufacturing plant The men, charged with consort- gaining a net total of 3,459 votes Edge 144,844 more nearly equal in populalon. takea away one of the four dts- G-E Refrigerator heats your home I MT. W H IT N ^ In the town of Hershey, Pa„ on-the basis of 536 precincts. Aion of Maasachusetts le^8lf.tur« FIRST LADIES MEET ^ jnff ■with known criminals, appear ends today kfter rejectur 'two A public hearing on the pro tricts now comprising the city, makes REESE'S MILK Daily deliveries of these Republican spokeamen have indi Dancer Hits Phony Wnehlngion, Dec. 6 (ff)" Mrs. SUPER COLOSSAL ed before Magistrate Vincent P. Washington, Dec. 9 UP — Sen. principal proposals that led Gov, posal approved yesterday by the leaving only three. Hartford and RT-98 le the meet completely CHOCOLATE PEANUT baskets to the Hospital or cated they do not plan to seek a John F. Kennedy paid a caU to Full width top freezer— Adjustable Door Shelves— Full effective fuel oil additive in uie- Rao. He diarnisaed the charges John F. Kennedy’s popular vote FV»ter Furcolo to recall legislators Redistricting Commission created Bridgeport, which now have three BUTTER CUPS, and Oiere's elsewhere in Mancheeter. oObrt order for a presidential re State senators, would keep this day on Mrs, Meinte Elsenbower today. Thla belpa your oU for lack of evidence. plurality over Vice President Rich Charge for Book . . . A Claiksdale, Miss., woman by the 1959 Legislature will be width vegetable crisper. nothing quite like them. Di We are now taking orders Detectives moved In on the six count. Rather, their hopes ap held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the number, and Waterbury, the only and looked ever the White burner deiiver more clean, de RIPE OLIVES 8 Oz. Can rect factory shipments en ard M. Nixon stood at 144,844 to who owns a Mlasisslppl River ferry from Individuals for Christ men as they sat around a table pear to. be pinned on a threat by day out of a total vote of 68,694,- On M^ket Profits capltol. Some sort of plan for other multi-district community in Booee where she wiil preside as pendable heat. You get pre able us to sell the 40-piece mas delivery of these at company files suit seeking 9720,- drinking coffee In the rear of fOov- William G. Stratton to with- 754 tabulated eo far. (KM ^dsnages resulting from ebn- altering the present boundaries of the State, would keep its two. "First Indy” after Jan. 86. Bln. WAS 259.95 mium service, too. All dMigntd box for S9c, and this week tractive gift baskets. Prices )lold certificatlmi of Kennedy’s A ll other distrlcta in the State Ifiaeahawer had Invited her to we will fe.ature boxes of the Luna’s Restaurant on Mulberry The figuree compiled by the^Ag- New York, Deo. 9 UP — .Both strytetlon of bridge serose river. the districts Is expected to come to make home heating easy. $7JM), flO.OO, S15.00 and up. Street. Taken to a station house electors. •ociated Press are based oh oH^' before the 1961 legislature. are now, and would continue to be come for a visit and look at her Beechnut 6c size, 24 cups to a box for Stratton, as head of the Re- dancer Nicolas Darvss and his F^sldent Hasenhower plans to were: clal returns from 42 states and un Only seven members the 12- under the proposed plan, made up future home at her eoaventenee. NO MONEY only 89c. Just the thing for gkibllcan-oontrolled stato electoral publisher have laahed out a State MRve Washington and spend week- 6t The wife of the preeldehhelect school lunch boxes. FYank (Frankie the B u g). (3a- official returns from all except M Atty. Gen. Loiila J. Lefkowltz, who man redlstrictLig commission of a whole town or of several towns Coll today ter board, has sold that certification liid h| Auguste, On., his second taken together. ' left Georgetown UnlveislW Hos Strained ruso, 50, Brooklyn: Anthony precincts in the other 8 states. The termed aa. phony Darvaa’* best were present yesterday to vote on DOWN might be withheld if tangible proof i z. m p to Auffusta wiUAn m month Voting against U|e proposed re- pital at 16:80 ajn. tMa ihernlng wDh (Tony Bender) Strollo, 61, 1050 missing precincts: Arizona 75 and seller, "How I Made $2 Millloh their plan. The vote was 5 to 2. With Vour Old Of vote fraud is uncovered in Cook West Virginia 9. 2E K • • Cuban trade dffiegdtlofi districtlng plan yteterday were with her new baby non, bora M obilheat BT-9t Palasades Ave.) Fort Lee, N.J.; the Stock Market.” .i^llaunclies bid for Mg tnennae In The need for redlatrictlng arises Befrlfeiwtor BABY FOODS County. ' The other six states yet to certi S ta te, Sen. Arthur H. Healey, two weeks ago, atofped hgr her PMUlp A81UWM. 63, 1108 PhUllp But two other Republicans on ';Darvaz, In Paris, retorts; with Cnnsdn at conference from the state’s changing popu 179 C t, Valley Stream, N.Y.; Joseph fy official resulU are Idaho, lUl- D-New Haven, and Francis' Cady, ' Washington hoina, and wan at y^erday that It was Lefko' lation. There are 86 State senators the 5-man electoral board have ex nols, Massachusetts. New York ith trade minister George Mees R-Kent Healey said he objects to the White Boose at noon. EVERY D ^ PRICE (Joe the Blond) Gallo, 81, imd who wasn’t giving the accurate ac and each is suppcacd to represent O.V -OUR OWN pressed doubt that Stratton can Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. . , . Thousands of New BAven the idea of New Haven being Joseph Argone, 47, both of Man' count. approximately the sigpe number Only 2.25 Weekly or 9 00 Monthly BUDOirr PLAN WE GIVE make good his threat. Both Atty. With Republican recount efforts RaOroad commuters delayed today stripped -of one of its State sena AUTO IHSUBANCan HIKED PINEHURST hattsm, and Geoige Fllippone, 45, Gen. William Guild and Secretary Lefkowltz asked State Supreme for a variety of reasons. of constituents. But as the years still pending in Texes and Cook tors. " GREEN STAMPS Brooklyn, > pass, some districts grow In popu Roeton, Dec. 6 US—The Bffasea' 9 F .r 95c of State Charles F. Carpentler said County^ III., the popular vote now (3ourt for 4R order bringing M r- Cady said be thought the plan Publishers of ATD Cataloi lation faster than others. chusetta Insuraaoe enmmiselan- Detectlyn Vincent Fortunato thsy believe the .board’s sole func stands: vaa to this country to fppear with and 22 wholesalers deny 1 showed lack of foresight In ar C O K N n MAIN ORd MIODU TURNPIKE called‘the roundup the first stage er today promnlgated qqnspol- tion Is to add up official canvass Kennedy 34,189,718. Tipde Oemmiminn charges tboi The result la that under the ranging things so the districts eory anfamiohUe HsMBIy humr- fai an Investlgatiofi of a ' recent -----r-fiiilnn durgea they In- MORIARTY figures from the 102 counties and Nixon ^,044,874. present system tha least popuknia with the smaller populations are anoe rates averaghQt ' H par gangland slayi^f Init did not elal)- proclaim the results* Othersl460,162. - (toQT jKmwtiohal allow- diatrlct hsa a population of 28,000 mainly In t)ie clUea those with oent higher than: huHTSmir's and SERVICE orate. . OPEN THURSDAY mU FRIDAY TILL I f Guild and Carpentler sided H i e electonl Vote still stands at the nMoriiey giriurmt's a e 11 o a ancee...N ate tjlQ^’-pcoke Into a and at the otbw axteeme is a dis the laager populations ora in rural at tha aaiha tta a ai STORE BROTHERS Other sources indicated the mo- with the board’s lone Democrat, 800 for Kennedy and 228 for Nix- lM>ok4)umlQg by publicity sa6 bootleg racket .w^pular'phono trict with' a population o f 166,800. and suburban areas. will aao v e^ral .a l good/ ^ ear State Treasurer Joseph D. Leh 'on, with 269 required to win. Re unzuUirtsatlated guteswork.” A graph recorab''ttM^s into enter 'Yho population of all districte In yaara to coma, he said, chances eompolaary law. PLENTY OF PARKING IN OUR OW N LOT 301-315 Center St. man, the dcciaion would go to Ken publican leaders say they expect eouaell itetement also said: tainment '«48Mp^;i>r.- Bastings was roOghly even wfMn Uie state are the cities will continue' to loos a kAyanr piMWW hi ; 718 Main SU Bfonchester e Open Tonight and Friday Night e Phone MI 9-952S nedy. The hoard has echeduied a -Kennedy to liave a Riojority when "We have requested our attor Banda aflid m n i i t e o f African na- wae divided into SApteoea In 1603. population—aa thay have la-recent M l 3-5135 1 AT 3D2 MAIN STREET meetii^ the electors meet In the varibua neys to vigorously attack tblf itonalUta. a a M I n A S6tti dUtrtet was oxwted In 1641 yaara—and the .outlying dlatrlcta c a i" -stats capltsM Ds6. 19, but are wrongful attempt to strlka a blow waJk sett st liiS M M )eaeered talks when Greenwich was aasda a dis w ill haoome mora jlopwc have i g m O i on constltutionDlHnm of the CeU' trict by Itself. tral African If Hie Bsw proposal Is adopted. (Oeatbsied on Figs Vtsfit •
Ladies Will Send and gurgled and kept . hla eyes o f broom '"with Six Questioneil Rockville^Vemon Baby John F., elooed moat of the time. Girl Prizes Note on Hla only protest was a subdued Some 20 guluta. Including fam O K N DAILY TO ♦ P.M. TO CHRI Gifts to Mission little cry that came at the mo ily and the two doctors who de Sent by Kennedy JBow to Get a Proper In Auto-Bomb ment the R6v. Martin J. Casey livered the baby and have looked Parents Going asked: "John Fitzgerald Kennedy The December meeting and an Motel Operator Files after him, attended. A 13-year-old Manchester girl nual Christmas party of the U S T E N TO B ID D lN a ( Scoth dsalsc ^r., wUt thou be baptized?” After the ceremony, there were TO F IN D GOOD LE A D is proudly showing schoolmates Ladles of St James will be held Stamps tAr Noa-Ooneetors Gang Slaying North-SootovtitiwifclD , According to the ritual o f the ■andwlehes and champagne in Mrs. and friends her latest trophy In a Clip of Tea in U.S. B y AUred Shelnwold To Palm Beach Monday, Dec. 13, at 8:15 p.m. at From any viewtioint, a speaker 170MTH Roman Catholic sacrament of Kennedy’s hospital room. collection of letters from celebri St. James' School Hall. (OoBtfimed boos Page One) Don’t be discouraged v^en you New Papers in Suit baptism, the sponsors answered When Kennedy left the hospital ties— a thank you note fromi Rresl- who will talk on the topic of hold a ghaeUy hand. You may have (Continned from Page One) yes. They were Mrs. (Jharles L. prepared tea—or for that matter Members will contribute gifts to "Stamps fo r Non-CoUactors” is V Q 9 8 ' he reported hla son didn't cry a dent-elect John'F. Kennedy. N «v Tw k W V-llte qnIdcMt way be sent to the Mission of Blessed The blast In fom t'of Feinberg's an opportunity for a very fine bid . A X q J 7 6 Sartlett, the godmother, and her bit during the ceremony — "He a glass of milk. Here is another sure to please everyone. or play. Don’t waate your time and the ear pulled up in front of the husband, who stood In proxy for Julie Eells, daughter o f Mr. and f t wnm ttd In Amarion la'to Martin dePorres, Gadsden, Ala., A Rockville man’a property In^ Before entering the aervice In laughed.” Mrs. Robert Elellr 160 Oakland St., approach: Maurice Danziger of the Man forest hills. Queens, home shat energy In eelf-pity, as W est did In WEST EAST the godfather. Prince Stanislas where Sister Imelda of the Sacred the dty and rural aectione of Ver January, he attended Rockville houee. She smiled, .murmured wrote a congratulatory message to ' toalat on n propar cup of tea. "Did you say coffee now or lat chaster Philatelic Society will dis tered house windows and sprayed RadziwiU. The prince, who is mar Heart, a former parishioner of St. the hand shown today. non, which waa 'attached in a High School, "thank you very much," and then her favorite cai.didate soon after VlM man you aak la Ukely to er?” cuss Just that topic Tuesday night When the bidding ended, It was 2 r - 3 2 ried to Mrs. Kennedy’s sister, •77o, I did not say coffee now or James’ Church, la Mother Super the street with metal. breach of contract suit a month TaloottvlUa PoztU Hoars State Woman Elected. the election. The eighth grade stu . (ianbt your order. when the society meets at the up to West to select an opening walked quickly Into the house. could not come from his London later, nor did I say coffee now ior of the mission school. After an Investigation, Chief of and a half ago, has been attached Service window hours at the dent at Illlng Junior High School **Co«ea, did you aay, abrT” North Methodist Church, 300 Par lead. "Fourth beet from my long again. Talcottville post office from to Kennedy came to the hoepital home. He sent a small religious San Francisco, Dec. 9 (/P)—Mrs. •770, X aald tea.” or then. Members are' asked to mark ker S t Detectives James Leggett said SOUTH medal which waa pinned to the has received the following reply on est,” W est thought to hbnsslf, and According to papera left with the morrow through Dec. 24 will be Just before 10 a.m. and etood out William Sale Terrell, West Hart TT. S. Senate stationery; , "Tea, Hr?" •'What I really would like Is wrapped Christmas gifts,for boys We can’t Imagine any stamps the names of men linked to loan A AKIO baby's dress. hs almoat laughed out loud. And VAK6 Vernon town clerk today by 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., both week side for a few. m inute talking to ford, Conn., has been elected a •TTea, air," either a cold glass of fresh milk or ^rls with the suitable age for for non-collectors—so we are sharking and crime were dis Bartlett is* the Washington -'Dear Julie: I want to thank you . . . now when the day and the meal each. Mrs. Charles Davidson ''' la covered in a.notebook belonging to W est led the deuce o f hearU. ♦ 10 8 4 , Deputy Sheriff Melvin Cantor, six days and Saturdays, according to Rep. Hale Boggs, D-La., who rode •vice president at-large on the N a ••Lemon?” looking forward to this talk. Per This opening lead gave South no correspondent of the Chattanooga, for the very friendly message you are both relatively young 1 . . or chairman of mission gifts. young Felnberg. « I 10 9 5 . plecea of real estate owned by Jo Postmaeter Gaetano Simoncelll. there with him ^ter a conference tional Council of CJhurches for the sent to me after my election to the •770, air. I have been among tea haps it will open a new field for trouble at alL He won in hia hand, Tenn., Times. He and his w ife in .later, as a consolation for all time’s A program of musical enter Leggett, after questioning a SoBth West NotMi East seph L. Bury of Rockville have Normal hours at the poet of at the Kennedy home. He was in next three years. presidency. tfrlnWm overywhere in the world. collectors who are looking for a lost the diamond finesse to Bast’e troduced the Kennedys' to each . Alwaya they are asked whether sorrow, an honest cup of hot tea.” tainment, under the direction of doze;i persons whose names were Pass 1 ♦ Pern been attached by William H. Fitz- fice are 7:30 a.m. to noon on Sat the hoepital about half an hour be She is national president of "I am most heartened by the new philatelic angle. The title Is as king and waited patiently while * Pais 2 N T Pass other. they would havO lemon. Those I "No coffee at this table?” Mrs. John Dyment and Mrs. Ed listed in the book, commented: 1 N T Simmona of Talcottville, who urdays and 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on fore he came downstairs with his United Church Women, a member many expressions of good will In tii^ ln g as that unusual radio East took the three top clubs. The AM pais weekdays. wife and baby. Mrs. Kennedy put on a black . hava thought moat responsive to "N o coffee! We may be quaint. ward Moriarty, will be presented. "We’re getting the kind of an 3 N T leases the Mt. Vernon Motel on Rt. of several council committees, and which I have received. I am sure program, "Classical Music for MSt of the tricks were South’s. Qpetiiiig lead — V 2 Persona are asked to get their Secret Service men made four wool suit, black tulle toque and the further responslbilitlea of an We may be old-fashioned. W e may Refreshments will be served by swers you get from men like 83 from Bury. a leader, in the Connecticut Coun that they reflect a broad unity of People Who Hate Classical Mu Consider the Bidding trips during the morning carrying long white gloves for the bap . O b llf ted mankind have uniformly be different In our own odd way. these — nothing but T h e dead Fitzsimmons brought the suit a Cihristmaa mall to the poet o f cil of Churches. purpose in our nation. I hope that Mrs. George Willard Jr. and her sic.” There were a lot of converts W hat could W est do? He could luggage, coat boxes, a hat box sind tism. The President-elect pushed aald no.” But actually It isn’t a question of man was a good guy.’ month and a half ago, claiming fice before 5 p.m. each day to J. Irwin Miller, a Columbus, my record' during the next four committee. to the classical until that pro consider the bidding. That m i^t mondseputs him In to dsfsat ths insure its going out that evening. even two fluffy ruffled baby pillows her in a wheel chair to and from whether drinking coffee makes us "Felnberg had friendships with Bury failed to live up to hla. word Ind., businessman, w u elected years will sustain your generous SAVE 20% to 50^ "Ytm , air, cream ?” gram, for some strange reason, guide him to the proper open^g contract with the laat club, N o DecenAer Meettaig to the Kennedy car from Mrs. Ken the chapel, but she stood during “Wall, are you out of milk?” fall asleep during afternoon busi people with shady careers And un that he (Bury) would build, a rea- president of the council at yester confidence. W ith every good wish, was displaced by a hillbilly yowl lead. There will be no December nedy’s room. the brief ceremony. “ Oh, no, air. Oh, no air." ness conferences or keeps us 'All Groups Meet desirable characters.” t Dkily Qaeatloa taurant adjacent to the motel. "v.-- ,v.- w, _ . day’s session of the triennial gen I am. Sincerely, John.F, Kennedy.” ing octet—plus guitars. South bid only one notrump at Dealer, at your right, bids BBS The plalnUff atUched Bury’s meettaig o f the Vernon E lem en U ^ Nurse Hennessy, of Walpole, Only one reporter and one Julie's previous "fan letters” “ Wall, r d like to have mUk.” awake during those vital hours In contrast, Leggett said, Fetal- Mass,, said the baby slept in her eral assembly. Anyway, Danslger la a man who his second turn, showing a hand notrump (16 to 18 points),' You property for 3250,000, an amount School PTA. Members are remind photogrdpher waa allowed inside have brought responses from Dick “ MUk, air? Milk It U.” when TV has Its moat virile com At Second Church berg's father, Herman, and broUi- arms all the way from the hoepital Nothing seems to unhinge the knows his stamps. W e hava him er, Robert, with whom he lived, o f close to minimum opening hold: S p a d e»-J 8 4; Hearts—J 10 eqnal to seven yesure’ rent plus an ed that the next n>eetlng will be the white chapel that was deC' No Belt for You Powell and her favorite celebrity mercials. held Jan. 16, beginning w ith a to the Kennedy home. t efficiency of America fur to thank for an earlier column on associated with ‘'decent, respect strength. North raised to only two 4; Diamonds— K 9; Clubs— A X Q amount put up as bond when the orated simply with pink and white I f you’re short and haven’t of all, Chuck Connors, the T V F "• D AUTO STORE "We simply happen to like the She told reporters she had helped The Women’s Fellowship of the the F t Bliss stamp which has an able people.” notrump, showing a hand that was lease was drawn up in 1953. supper. carnations and red roses. David much waistline, beware of wide "Rifleman.” and faster than to ask a wait' taste of cold milk with a meal, or 7 6. What do you say? nurse 1# of the 17 other grandchil K Second Congregational Church amazing list of Items within Its The white convertible In which not gooA enough for a Jump to 'Today’s attachment reaffirms Hospital Notes Wise, New York Herald Tribune belts no matter how chic they 856 MAIN STREET— MI 8-7080 ar to bring yon a cup o t properlythe tasU of hot tea afterward. Answer: Pass. You should not dren of Joseph P. Kennedy, will T.hold Its all-group meeting borders— such small things as a Kenneth met death was owned by game. the former one and Is placed sim Admitted Thursday; Maude reporter who waa inaide, de may look on-others. They'll have The next cycle o f sunspots Is This is not a new thing In our expect to get far against an op wealthy former ambassadof to Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Fellowship mounted cavalry unit, cannAn, ar his father, who does not drive. Evidently, the opponents had ply becaiue there was an error In Noble, 2 Gaynor' PI.; Kenneth scribed the baby as having a lot the effect of sawing you in two. expected In IMS. family. It Is hereditary. It is part Hall of the church. A short devo only about 26 points between them. ponent who has such strength If Kreyaa|g, Windsorvllle Rd., Broad London. mored car, locomotive, covered The police discounted the possibll' one "of the property descriptions In Mias Hennessy and Mrs. M ary of our coat of arms. tional service, conducted by the They were struggling to reach you bid. I f you pass, you may be Brook. wagon. Pony Express Rider, cow ity of mistaken identity. the first, according to Atty. George Gallagher, Mrs. Kennedy’s secre' "It isn't that we are against McClure Group, will precede the able to run the clubs against f Discharged yesterday: Brian R U G and boy roping, a steer and some other Felnberg^ -who was single, had game. Where were the other 14 C. Lessner of Manchester, counsel tary, stepped briefly out of the coffee. There are times when we meeting. notrump contract. Volsdal, 3 MoKnlght Cir.; Augusta items. worked as a trucker’s helper three points ? for FitzSinimons. house to talk to newsmen. James Laldlaw will discuss and (Copyright 1960, General Fea Brown, 85 High St.; Mrs. Helen sotfU SOU jflU SOU I.1 love coffee. There are days when So, here’s k chance fo r non-col years ago, and had held Teanuters I t should be clear to W est that Also, a number o f banka and a Mias Hennessy said John F. Jr., demonstrate the use of Christmas tures Corp.) Goodnlse and eon, Ifilington. UPHOLSTERY we even write letters to mutual lectors to learn how to become Union membership. Mrs. Pauline his partner had about 14 points— Vernon contractor have been gar after Initially losing weight dur greens for decorationa The guest S OPEN TONITE fc^FOR FINE FURNITURE FOR friends who love coffee. better non-collectors. Wouldn’t it Fox, sister-in-law of Morris Foj(, a rather nice hand. ‘Why wasn’t nisheed by the ■writ filed today. ing Ws several-day fta y In an In Veraon and Talcottville n«we la "But right now we would like speaker Is a fifth grade teacher In bo something to have non-col- who runs the Fox Trucking Corpi, East bidding or doubling? The contractor Is George E. Ris- cubator, Is'now back to his first a.Coventry school, and has taught said Felnberg was hired again last handled by The Herald’s Rockville EVERY ROOM IN CLEANING a glass of cold milk — or a cup of lectors as members of the phila The most reasonable explanation ley, who bought the present Ver weight o f 6 pound 3 ounces. ] TILL 9! Ks^iih's conservation courses at Wllllman- Monday by the Fox firm to work is that East’s only length is in a non Circle Shopping Center from Bureau, telephone TRemont 6- hot tea later.” telic society? ■ It was Just after midnight two tlr State Teachers College. as a checker. suit bid by the opponents. W est E flS T U JO O D ^ r y and Is pa^ng o ff a mortgage 8186. TEL. Ml 9-1752 "Tea, sir, oomlng right up.” weeks ago that the baby was bom THE HOUSE! What comes up? A big hot Members of the Tozer Group will Postponed—or Canceled ? It was the second automobile should therefore open a club or a to Bury. or bombing in the New York City by Caesarean section nearly steaming cup o f aromatic coffee be In charge of refreshments. How long ago did ’The Herald diamond in the hope of hitting his Shellr Winteri Tel Bm aar The garnishee clause stops Rls- area In two days. On Wednes rnonth ahead o f time. Kennedy Ml 3-5747 publish this story under the head Red Work Force partner’s suit. Bari Ivei Mitri Oiurset ley from making any more pay If you want a glass of cold day, a bomb exploded a short time “ Let No Man 7 Students Enjoy learned about hia new son by radio milk with your m e a l... or a cup Canada*» Output Dip$ line, "M all ’Copter Flight Post I f W est assumes that his own “ S o rp ris e ments on the mortgage imtll the before William P. Hlllbrandt, 62, Largely Female shortness is most likely to be his W rite M y suit is eettled. as he sped-back from Palm Beach of tea afterward... you had best poned to Fall” ? and his wife would have entered Epitaph” P a c l ^ e - Teaching Classes on a dramatic tum-around flight. Ottawa — Canada’s gross na partner’s length, he open a In the writ today, however, there Garner's call up the day before. Even then The first meill-bearing helicop their car at their Elizabeth, N. J., l;se6:to-is Mrs. Gallagher said the baby It Isn’t a bad Idea to show up with tional product declined 1.6 per ter flight in the greater Hartford Moscow—^The Soviet Union Is club. And this defeats the contract. Is a release of a portion o f the H liKI-lUOI n ST home. In that case, it was a time East takes the top clubs and leads motel property. That portion has Seven prospective teachers, all waa taken to hla newly prepared your own tea bag. cent during the first half of 1960, area, scheduled fo r some time this moving Into the 1960’s on the SUN.: "All The Young Men“ bomb. been leased from Bury by Erwin nursery on the third floor df the U,' (.u . 'iri-. n St2iiii[>i You can always borrow a cup to an annual rata of 135,048,000,- week, has been postponed because another club to set up his last and "IS Ohosta” high'school students Interested in Hlllbrandt had. been a key w it brain and bniwn of a 'work force' card in the suit. H ie king o f dia- C. Tuxbury of Vernon, who Is con- Kennedy’s historic old Georgetown of boiling water. 0 0 0 . the federal Post Office Depart teaching, told a gathering of mem ness In the federal Income tax con- that la largely Yemale. atructlng a diner-type restaurant. house. iShe said the .walls o f the ment says It was not given enough 'viction o f Harold (The W easel) 'While 55 pet cent of the popula Asked if the erection of a res bers of the Aaeociation of Child nursery had been painted pink {fit (Jou;t'Be(k)otit talt& f notice on the matter. Gross last August. tion is female, women account for taurant on the property would hood Education (A C E ) their 'views with a flower ^trim around the Regional Post Office Director The FBI said yesterday It now 58 per cent of the nation’s work change FitzSlmmons’ position on on actual teaching and classroom window. John M. DeMott has notified the was involved tat both cases, but STANLEY WARNER force. the suit, Lessner indicated it would observations after a week-long Kennedy’s press secretary, Hartford Chamber of Commerce refused to comment. /// //x z// . ^ Women represent 86 per cent Hey Kids! orientation program. Pierre Salinger, told reporters that that the participation in the pro not. of the Soviet Union’s health work " I t ’s been seven years,” he said, Bruce Badger, Peggy Beaucage, Mrs. Kennedy promptly went up' jected flight "does not appeal HOUSE DEMOCRATS ’TO MEET Carol Moses, Roberta Johns, Carol stairs to rest after returning home. IVho'd ever feasible” because greater advance ers, 66 per cent o f its business "and I think that proves our Hartford, Dec. 9 (JPi— The Dem Gusa'vitch, Dorothy W illard and He added, however, that she was notice is required by the depart force, 62 per cent of Its communi point." A TRULY ocratic members of the State cations workers, 57 per cent of GIANT YOUTH SHOW The plaintiff claimed In the writ Edward Pemberton discussed their all ready for the plane trip south r ment’s philatic (stamp collecttr House o f Representatives 'will meet experiences yesterday at Buckley to recuperate. division. the farm-labor force, and SO per TOMORROW AT 2KN) PM. o f complaint that failure to build ^ SOUND Dec. 16 to name their leaders for dent o f the construction industry. School. They had been working Little John was baptized only expect to 'The movement o f the special “ th e wonderful imiBldm advemure.«.**s a restaurant has made Operation along with regular teachers in the forthcoming session o f the o f the motel unprofitable, A motel yesterday In the Roman Catholic pouches o f air mall as outlined in preparing classes and taking part INVESTMENT General Assembly. William Shea, M-G-M pfwnh A George M hededlee can only be operated profitable chapel at the hospital. (the) tentative schedule would Meriden, is expected to be named Takes Transfer in practice teaching sessions. place this mail under a first flight where there Is a restaurant close In Florida, Mrs. Kennedy will minority leader. Those in line for Under the sponsorship o f the join the First Fam ily’s other child, see coats category.” DeMott said, "covers The U.S. Coast Guard, always by, he said. % assistant leaders are three who Manchester Education Association (envelopes) are highly prized by FitzSlmmons said he leased the S-year-old Caroline, who waited held the post in the 1959 General one o f the armed forces, is a (MEA), the guidance department I collectors. The dlreblor of the phil 'torn thuml) motel on Bury’s promise that a at her grandparents’ home for her Assembly. They are Stephen Loy- unit of the Treasury Department had assigned this group elemen atelic division informs us that no •Ml Rm TanMyi • Mm Io«| • TaiyTIwni • M b Sdhn restaurant, but construction stop first glimnse of the new brother zlm of Coventry, Robert Testo of fo r peacetime police purposes, but tary and Junior high classes and She will remain in Florida with so fine at such handling is approved without is transferred to the N avy Depart ped there. Now, Tuxbury is utiliz Bridgeport, and Joseph Rourke of the special field o f music. greater advanced notice than was ing part of the foundation for his her children through the holidays New Haven. ment in wartime. All participating student teach afforded in this instance.” PLUS ALL NEW COLOR CARTOONS new enterprise, to be called the at the Joseph P. Kennedy beach er/ expressed enthusiasm for the home. The President-elect plans DeMott’s notification threw a DOORS OPEN 1:30^ALL CHILDREN 35e Capri Diner. program and a desire to return to I SOLID MAPLE to return to Waahlng;ton on Mon such a blanket, at least' temporarily, on Hunting Licenses Available their a-ssigned school n4xt spring. day, but will join his family again the planned helicopter flight, which The 1961 fishing and hunting li Miss Marion Casey, who was re before Christmas. was set up by the Manchester and censes are available at Town cSerk sponsible for the town's program The baby went through hia bap Hartford Chambers in conjunction Henry F. Butler's office, he said Inception in 1954, Introduced Car tism at the hospital chapel yes I 42" DRESSER *69 ®^ low price! with the post offices in the two today, and at various stores in ter Cormier, who acted as moder cities. The flight was meant further town. terday with aplomb— and a yawn. ^ 8 DRAWERS—MIRROR 319.05 BKTRA RECORD HOP ator for the discussion. He made little murmuring sounda to promote helicopter transporta Any person applying for a hunt SPONSORED BY SIGMA DELTA CHI , ' v tion m the area. Various town EVERY SATURDAY ing or combination license must agencies sponsored some sightsee present a previous license, issued ing flights in town last winter. within the past 10 years. In view o f the hitch in plana, Saturday, Dec. 10 Stores in Rockville where li I 32" CHEST *69 ®^ the Manchester Chamber’s a'Viation censes are available are: The 3 , "CHEST ON CHEST EFFECT'’—4 DRAWERS committee has taken the stand, UoiuARojounson'S Sport Centre, Sport Mart, Western >roposed by Andrew Ansaldi, that MANCHESTER ARMORY, MAIN ST. Auto, and Star Hardware. ...NOTICE... he two chambers’ request the NEW ENGLAND FAVORITE In the Vernon Fire District, Rls- Beginning Saturday, December 10th A ll plermt have braae meial TOM V A T E R M.C. harduare. Styles elmllar to flight be scheduled by the Post Of 8 GUESTS — 2 BANDS ley’s Hardware has been authorized .95 fice Department at Its convenience. ADMISSION 90c by Butler to issue hunting licenses. MATHER’S JEWELERS SPINDLE BED *49 llliiatratlon. Both the Manchester,and Hartford Butler said this was for the con 533 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER F U L L SIZE Warm guj CSiambers reportedly still favor the venience of rural area residents. flight, if not now, some time in the Collector On Vacation WILL BE OPEN REGULAR STORE ONE DRAWER NICHT TABLE $19.95 fall. Mrs. Florence D. Loverln, Ver HOURS TILL CHRISTMAS DeMott’s notice to the local of GRILLED FRANKFORTS non tax collector, will not be In her ficials also said: "The question of o BARBECUE RELISH ' office from Dec! 22 through Jan. Note; Will customers please pick up all Jewelry certification of additional helicop For Your 0 when she will be on vacation. Panel Poster Bed >32|.95 Bookcase Headboards *5 9 *^^ ter routes throughout the country She urged that people who have and watch repairs by Christmas. COLE SLAW FULL SIZE WITH SLIDING PANELS Is a matter 'within the Jurisdiction tax matters to settle make note of FULL OR TWIN SIZE Listening BROWN BREAD 9 9 , PLUS FRAME FOR SPRING and MATTRESS of the Civil Areonautioa Board. We where everything the dates when the office will be believe that some misunderstand is as you like it AND BUTTER closed. ing or embarrassment might re Pleasure ■VFW Meeting Sunday Served Family Style ATTRACTIVE sult if postal officials were to ac EDDIE REED Nothing' is overlooked here that The Bndateubner, Yanlshewsky, tively participate in a demmistra- will contribute to your pleasure in All Day Long Boothroyd Post of the VFW will 6 Pc CRIB ENSEMBLE tlon which would indicate the ac hold a meeting Sunday at 3 p.m. tivation of helicopter mati service At'the Piano dining with us. The cuisine, the at In the G AR rooms for the benefit INCLUDING CRIB, SPRING. BOUDOIR in the greater Hartford area was mosphere, the service are all ex of members who work during the Imminent.” pressly designed to win your favor. evenings. All members are In-vited. We have your baby’s Apparently, the Post Office De Police Arrests MATTRESS. 3-PIECE BUMPER partment feels the CAB should be Food for Every Mood Kenneth J. Arnold, 24, of 95 CHAIRS notified of the plan as well. Brooklyn St., has been arrested by No Money acauwJoanfoiQ Rockville police and charged with exaet size 6 PIECES ^39*^^ • Luxurious wools nylon First World Series breach of peace and intoxication. Down *24’®* far Heafry Aaieriteaa** Police said he waa involved in a and cashmoro floocol S U N D A Y scuffle at the Market Square Cafe. W e have a wide aelectlon of chairs to First baseball World Series was D IN N E R S Free under 350 bond, he is due In go with every atyle bedroom. All played In 1903 between the Bos AVEY’S SERVED colors and shapes. COMPARABLi On Tolland Turnpike court Monday. • Bruthod moltont in plolds, ton Americans and the IMttaburgh 12 NOON David C. Blazensky, 16, of 39 U Nationals of that day, with Bos 65 8L CENTER ST. to 8 PJML t/t Milo Off Oakland Street Oakwood Rd., Manchester, was ar WASHABLE COVERS VALUES 19.95 chockSs fk-w oavosl ton winning 6 to 3. rested late Wednesday and charged from $ 19.95 with driving an uninsured car and passing a stop slg;n on Rockville's Tom’ choice of luxurious wool, nylon and cashmere fleece Grove St. He is due in court Mon day. Available at in exdting wimted platinum gray. Fully lined with gold-toned Neun of Servicemen GOOD Richard E. Jordan, torpedoman’s 5 Pc. SOLID MAPLE quilting. Or, rugged melton of 50* new, 50* reprocessed wool m ste second class, USN, son of B. LaaCaaier Bias Craibr GWETHEfiMj/UTATRiW'. PIANO'S RESTAURANT in Fall tones including olive and loden. Both popular J«aa Slnmaai iilcala Haarajr Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Jordan of “ ELMER “ HIGtl Takes Pleasure in Presenting a. . 8 Fairvlcw Ave., was promoted to Both Stores 4-botton nradelf, quality tailoii^ throughout! 34-46. the present rate Nov. 16 while GANTRY" TIME" serving aboard the destroyer USS ■ S;l( Brownson operating out of New if NEW DINING ROOM
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960 fO U B IIANG9ESTEB EVENING HERALD. UANCHiSSTES, CONN^ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960 to 9 p.m. In the Community Houie. yaUbw beans, peanut butter and niture, including ' the school and freshman social sclancs major, South Windsor Harold Cumminge, a PYF mem jam saiMlwich, find fruit. Milk is Langtry Desbribes. Army-Navy Club parking lots; Boards Review Darvas’ accounts and reeords Robert U Biel, 19, of South CHa»- (2) Glazier’s area, Involving Dancer Hits Phony make the figure he won on the tonbury, struck the rev of a 11 Area Students 09 Oak S t; Miss Elisabeth D. ber, will speak on' hie recent trip served with all meals. Pierog, A sophomore dementary to England. Stre^rogjjn homes directly to rear of that Equipmeiit Bids market nearer $316,000 than $2 parked car belonging to Jamaa EL Moi^eater Evening H e r wl d business on Brainard PI., including Charge for Book mllMort. ’The leaaer figure, Lef- Henneaay,, 40, of ThraU Rd., Ver- In CoUege Choir major, daughter of Mb. and Mm. AVAILABLE Our Savior Lutheran Church' hoti. Bisl told police another car Emeat J/nerog, SO O'Leary Dr.; Citizens Unit worship at the Pleasant Valley South Wlndaor correspondent Elr. Cheater, Langtry, deputyO di MarlqW’s property south of the ’Die Town Library Board and $y,-Radio Tonight kowlts eald, was for the 1993-9 pe more Bumluun, telephone Mltch- Salvation Army, and the Johnson riod. And taking into eonaidera- crowded hhn into the Hennaafiy Mias liorralfie A. Renzont, a sopho Beam ■EJMAtdMf School will be held at 10:15 a.m. rector of public works, feels that the Town Building (3ommlttee will On Market Profits Eleven Maneliafter Studepta at more elementary major, daughter rOv wSIIUIliyii pOrfM oll 4-0874. Block; and (3) and Top Notch lot meet jointly Monday; to review tlon the subeequent l06ls, Lefko oar. Fights Zone The third Advent sermon will be most poor road condltiond exist —to open lot into Forest St. Po A car being driven by Eran- Cantral Connecticut State CoUege of Mr. and Mm. Victor C.JReiuiml, <3hrlst li Coming Again, How Will because roads are not designed to' bids for furniture and equipment (pdBtBnMi trpoi Pact Oae) witz aald, Darvas* 1993-M profit OiiNf OfiM r f MEOtfOM . lice Chief James Reardon pointed tb be lised in the Mary Cheney was only about $192,000. oisco Ehoe, 16, of 83 Homeotead In New Britata wlU Mng with the 185 Summer S t v You Meet Him?” Sunday School. handle the sjieed and volume of out that three accidents occurred Television St, struck tha tpar of a car be 1.00-volee college chorus In a Also, Jerome Rousaeau, afreah- Rides Change' Adult and Junior Bible Clasaes will S t M ary’s Women traffic existing today. Library additlbn. At frg^om of tbo prtag by migufo ’The attorney general said an ex man history major, son of Mr. at the present lot entrance last «:W (la pfograM) Funday Fuaniea U of pow er.. tensive Investigation by hla office ing driven by Alphonse BoggiM, (Shrlatmaa concert a t tha coUage ITAUAN^AMIRICAN meet at 9 'a.m. Speaking at a meeting of the week. Mlsa Anna C. Frendi. head li (ta pNgraM) Kxpadltlon 60 90, of 102 School St., that had and Mrs. Alfred W. Rousseau, 123 A group of eight property own- Church worship at First Congre Chamber of Commerce Traffic and brarian, says she hopes agreement (la pregreia) Dan Raven 10. 33. 3U "The publichtion of this book brought no evidence that Darvaa stopped to make a turn at 9:iS0. auditorium Tuesday at 8:16 pjn. Barry Rd.; and Miss Susan L HALL To Hear Cantata Follo'wing a survey of the traf 3:00 H arrlgan ft Son I. 60. 63 hgg not the gU(htest reltvmnce to achieved any other profits. gational Church will be held at 11 Parking Committee Wednesday, can be reached bn what purchases 3. 13 n tro lm a n Eknanual Mottfia, They are Mias CMroI Ann Chace, Sandstrom, a sophomore elemenr 118 EldrMge Street em headed by Michael Paul, 47 fic and parking eommittee for new to recomiiend to General Man- 3:80 Route 66 mnythlng involvinf the attorney Darvas and Mazel have been a.m. Rev. Robert Sparks of JVest Women of St. Mary’s Episcopal Langtry discussed the street clean town directional signs, Watkins -^Mkatep The Fllntatancs I. 60. 63 who investigated both accidents, a freshman elementary major, taiy major, dau^ter Mr. and Ident Rd., has formed a citizens’ Avon is acting as Interim pastor. ing and paving of the town’s 150 ager Richard Martin. Piayaooaa The Weitemer 10 genenU’e regulation of etock oper ordered to appear Dec. 20. said Enos told him he was looking Mm. Leonard E. Sandstrom, . 87 OnU after 9 pJB. NX 9-8898 Oiurch will meet Monday at 7;30 told the group that a need for 40 Miss French explained that ali a Cfem Shulton Playhouta 33 ations.” daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard eommittee to oppose a zoning Sunday School will be held at 9:30 p.m. in the church. miles of road. signs is indicated. A state survey Challenge by Albert C. Burke SO at the first accident, and not where P. Chace, 138 Cooper Bt; Donald Concord Rd. amentment it claima waa made to a.m. A nursery will be provided “High crowned. roads are being though construction of the addi Ifawa * Sparta 1:00 TeenavllIlia The attorney general aald he A cantata, “The Childe Jesus,” shows five locations where signs _____ ^nset S trip #. 60 63 he was going. Damage to both F. CoeteUo, a aophomore account permit establishment here of a for younger children.at 11 a.m. graded, rebuilt, and patched, and tion has been halted because, of a M*a 77 fill acted under a law which gives him cans was lig h t Joseph Clockey and Hazel Kirk, are needed, he said. bonding tieup, she -wants to be The Bell Syatem Bcltnca Serlea the right to Ihveetigate alleged Driver Arrested ing'major, son of Mr. and Mrs. new truck terminal for a Hart Maasea at St. Lancia of Aaaisi will be presented under the direc it is the aim Qf the department 10. 33. 30 John F. (jostello, 30 Edison Rd.; Church will be safd at 7, 8, 9, 9;10, tion of Mrs. William Kloppenburg. (public works) to complete these ready with decisions on equip W aathar The Garlund Touch 3. 13 fraud in the giving of Investment ford trucking company. PATRONAGE PARLEY ment if the General Assembly 10 :p0 Michael Sbayna 10. 33. 30 advice. On Road Charge Foitd Firm* Sold Mias Marion A. Creamer, a fresh In a statement the committee 10:15, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. Sun ’The orgSLnizatlon’B Christmas projects by July of next year,’ w a m BkKoek The D etectives 6. 60. 6$ man history major, daughter of charges the amendment “scraps day. project this year will be the Church Langtry s^d. Hartford, Dec. 9 {/P)—Connecti paasea a validating act clearing 1 S au adwardi Million Dollar Morla 13 Bernard Maze!, president of the Answering queries about street cut’s two major political party up the bond confusion. l^^rlnklay Twilight Zone 3. 13 publishing Arm, elso named in the Hartford, Dec. 9 UP>—Intersetate Mr. and Mrs. Frw cla C. Creamer, overall town planning” in making The luncheon menu for South Mission of Help. After the meeting :30 Kyewitnesa To H istory _ 8. 13 Herbert J. Garilll, 46, of Wind- FORMAL WEAR cleaning, Lang1.ry aaid the de chairmen. Republican Edwin H. The meeting is scheduled for 8 court papers, snapped that the ac Vending Co., Chicago, has pur 261 Spring d t it possible to set up the terminal Windsor schools .next week is aa and progrant, refreshments will be la. Newi a Weather Bell tc Howell Closeups 8. 60. 63 aor Locke, was arreeted and Also, Mias Marlon G. Maloon, a off Strong Rd., west of Rt. 6, in follows; Monday — creamed served by Mrs., Robert J. Smith partment has two sweepers, but May Jr. and Democrat John M. p.m. at the library. - tp 11:00 Big News „ tion w u ridiculous. He added that chased the Vendaway and Fbod- TO RENT would apply for a third. Cleaning Bailey, are expected to confer Before the joint meeting, the ..Btlara la Medlclna World's Beat Movies "the biggest ‘crime’ eeems to be charged late yesterday afternoon CTafta Companies of Hartford for Junior elementary major, daughter an area. made up of homes and chipped beef on biscuit, corn, and her committee. (ilUipB D ollar Movie Newa. Sports. Weather pickle, jam sandwich, friut; ’Tues on Main St. now takes place twice shortly on the* distribution of building committee will gather for Barry Barents that the attorney general didn’t with fiillure to grant the right of an undlacloaed amount of caah and of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Maloon, e WEDDINGS e BANQUETS e ORGANIZATIONS the Rennssealcr polytechlnc Instt I^v a StantoB S3 Cole S t: Miss Judy A. MiUer, tute engineering school. The land day — frankfurt and sauerkraut, 28 PETS DIE IN FIRE a week during the early morning patronage at the forthcoming ses an organizational meeting. Rougn RIdera 11:15 .Tack P n ar 10. bother to check everything fully.” way as the result of a two-car etock. COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE sion of the General Assembly. ’The Shotgon Blade Award Theater Leon H. Saage, president of the a freabmtui elementary major, in question is on the north side of potatoes, wheat bread and butter, Oxford, Dec. 9 i/P)—A pet alli hours, he noted. Starlight Movie Whatever the dancer made from accident at New State Rd. and REASONABLE RATES Democrats, who control the Sen DOCTOR CAN SHUT PLANT Newa ft Weather his stock market dealing, he’s do Depot St. two Hartford firnift aaid yeaterday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell 'Strong Rd., about opposite Ident gelatin: Wednesday — soup and gator and 27 parakeets were de Also discussed at the Wednes i John Daly ITem iere MANCHESTER crackers, tuna fish sandwich, stroyed yesterday when fire de day meeting waa a committee ate, are expected to have most of Moacow—Staff doctors In ■ fac Huntley'Brink'ley 11:30.lack Paar Show ing fine with the book. It has al Police said his ear struck one both 'Will remain in Hartford tmder E. Miller, 47 Buckingham 8t.; Miss Rd. suggestion that Oiairman Bruce the patronage there while the Re tories in the So-vlet Union are BlgtaUghta 1 :00 News ready sold more than 100,000 being driven by James R. Rich, their present management aa aub- Lynne Murphey, a senior elemen EAST HARTFORD The committee claims taxpayers cake; Thursday—home style spa stroyed the 8-room house of Mr. I R aw hA a News ft Prayer Watkins meet with the Town publicans, who control the House, empowered to stop the work if 1:30 News ft Weather copies, at a profit of $60,000 or 21, of West Hartford. Moderate sidiarles of Interstate. tary major, daughter of Mr. and WEST HARTFORD will have to spend large sums of ghetti, cabbage salad, roils and and Mrs. Alfred Perry, Roosevelt Bat Maatarioa The companies are in tha food Mrs. Lincoln J. Murphey, 62 Rui- HARMAC butter, cookies; Friday — baked Dr. No estimate of the financial Parking Authority to discuss are expected to have most of the they consider that health or safe ■ED BATlTBlfAT'P XT I FOB CXIMFLETB LISTING more to Darvas. to heavy damage resulted to both MEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR HAMDEN money widening Strong Rd., and parking around (1) Keitii's Fur patronage there.' ty standards are not being met. Darvas’ book relates how he vehicles. ’There were no injuries. service business. They have about seU St. Installing traffic lights. It says malcaronl and cheese, green and loss was given. parlayed $37,000 Into $2 million Garilll was told to appear In 600 employes In Connecticut Also, Miss Carolyn D. Nadeau, plenty of Industrial Zone land is through his ayatem of playing the court Monday. already available for locating Radio market from January 1053 to The 2-car aeddenta occurred warehouse without changing pres July 1959. ent zoning rules. (Ihia BatlBg lachidaa ou!j tlioaa •ewa broadchsita of 10 or kS-spUrote within 25 minutes of 'each other abort oewsMUita). From that point to October on Main St. just north of Wells It also charges vibration caused la g lh . SofM atfttlona canX otliar 1960, Lefkowitz said inveatigation by operation of heavy motorized WDBU—is w 7:00 Conversation Piece St. last night. No Injuries or ar •:00 Mesrs _ 7:30 News ■bowed, Darvae loet $65,000 in the rests resulted from either acci equipment would disturb research t:10 Alt Johnson Show 7:A5 Radio Moacow market. dent laboratories and scientific Instru 1:06 Raynor Shines 6:06 UConn at Boston College GARDEN ment operation for whl^h the 11:06 Spotlight on Sports 10,4.6 The Three Suns Lefkowitz aleo ekld a probe of At 9:36, a ear being driven by ISt06 Raynor Shines lIlOO News area was intended. 1:06 Sign OH 11:30 Btarllght Serenade The amendment passed Nov. 29 WHftg'—ftM 1:00 Slgnofl WPOP—161t CENTER by a four to one vote, with Town ______Daly 6:00 Today In H anford THE Planning and Zoning Commission :60 Big Show 6:15 Conn Ballroom VITTNER’S Chairman David D. Smith In op ;00 Edvard P. Morgan 7:00 Bob Scott :16 Big Show 3:00 Ray Somera Tolland Turnpika position, permits establishment of ;8D sniblle Affairs 11:00 News Presents truck terminals In an Industrial 1:03 Sign Oft. 11:10 Ray Somers _ b w n c —isss (3:00 Manchester-Vernon Expansion Zone. 1:00 N ava Town Line Rensselaer also opposed the 1:30 Weatnar and Bporu 6:00 nnaooUU Nawa change. 1:10 Suppertlma Serenade 6:06 Showcase and Nava 1:66 Three Star Extra 7;UU Fulton LawIs J r Phone MI 9-2628 S-Act Operetta Slated Evening Devotions CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND 7:16 An operetta In three acts en 7:30 Showcase and News 7:35 lyimbardoland titled "He Said He Waa SanU” 8:06 The World Today DOUBLE S & H ^ ON ALL CHRISTMAS TREES will be presented Dec. 15 and 16 8.30 Showcase and Nawa at 7:30 p.m. at the Avery St. Ele 11:00 Musio Beyond tha Sure and Kavi 13:06 World Nawa Roundup mentary School. The operetta 'will 12:15 Slgnoff be free. The principal cast Includes; Heat Bill Can Be Cut Franklin 'Welles, Santa; Ronald Anderson, Max Schmidt; Joan Chicago—Lowering home tem Dawson, Sharon Foster, Ann peratures from 70 to 96 degrees Bednarezyk. Patricia Flcaro, Gaye for 12 hours at night or when the Barber, Linda FormaggionI and family Is away can result In fuel Karen Barber take the part of savings of about 28 per cent, heat Gnomes. ing exerts estlmaU. 'The chorus is comprised of Suzanne Burnham, Beverly Cant well, Carol Dux, Marianne Filip. HEY KIDS! Lucille Hebcrtl Patriica Jonce, Susan MacDonald, Darya Martin, Judith McCarthy, Ellen Muzikevik, TV OR RADIO * 2 . 4 0 Lois Spencer, Kathleen Sturdevant LOOK PLAYING ®Ofj and Roaeann Zimmerman. A t* The chorus will have charge of FOR OUR P O O R LY ? oil stage planning and scenery. MESSAGE The different grades and the MINO Tout TUMS M KM Mqrira)wM...irilNftT EMceuies Mm eyes 8$ parts they play are: sleepy tots, ...•rndbairt EM chmclirlitiM win year diMrM Grade 1; dolls and puppy dogs, JUST FOR Mnuni vrom jw i HNa Grade 2; candles. Grade 3; clowns. ThsM Md May illMr iiyetarlH ef tmctles-tiie Grade 4; cooikies, and toy soldiers, seiesM af bendtty-an be mefle^ to n ^ hi *nie MO.:, Grade 5; snow^kes, and stick Thraed af Ufa” Tbk any Ball tyitsai Science. Serica horses. Grade 6; Caroleers, Grade YOU! 7 and 8. prsinai aiarriaf Or. Friak Baztar aas produced by Treated After Crash OMPAiG€ 5 Wamar Bratben aadtr tha aaparvblM ef tan letdlng Mrs. Mary Souza, 35, of 170 Don't Forget — R n> I A ( [ Ml N T 1 U I! i S Ansriean seientMa A propm for the eholc family. *4.50 Bcantic Meadow Rd., Was treated F O R E V { R Y SET' at Mt. Sinai Hospital In Hartford AM. ABOUT BURTON’S *^**frs for injuries received early Wednes TOMORROW MORNING 8 to 9 A.M. ''CMMrm's Hour" ARTHUR'S T0MI6HT 9-10 EST day evening in a two car crash on 942 Main St, Manchester IN COLOR en NB&7V ^ " lU 'O U Rt. 5. She was released after treat Oonier of St James St ment. IT'S BURTON'S "CHILDRCN'S HOUR" Tomorrow A BELL SYSTEM SCIENCE SERIES PROGRAM State Police report the Souza Morning At 8 car struck a vehicle operated by Pmented by Miss Sandra Cook, 17, of East Hartford, which had pulled out ol Shopping for CHILDREN ONLY THE SOUTHERN NEW EN6LAN0 TELEPHONE COMPANY a private driveway near Deb's Read Herald Advs. Drive In. Both cars were badly damaged in the accident. State Trooper David Winslow of NO ADULTS ALLOWED IN STORE FROM S to 9 Hartford Troop warned Miss Cook for failure to yield the right F a b u l o u s of way at a private drive. • Doors open fit 8 A.M. for children only—boys and girls, 7 to 15 Bulletin Board ’The Lutheran Women's League • No adults allowed in store SALE! of Our Savior Lutheran Church HCAVY-DifTY I will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at • Free gift to all children Youll find a big buy for Pleasant Valley Clubhouse. The SAB R E SAW program will include White Ele • Free gift wrapping on all purchases A famous maker's phant Bingo. Hostesses will be your guy among these, B46.98 C i# f Mrs. Robert Krepcio. Mrs. Ar • Miss Santa Claus to help with your gift selection ENT/RC stock of n i l s 7 oxiorted blades worth thur Klinger and Mrs. August • Special II and $2 gift packages $ 4 .9 0 P t n i Kl.ssman. Wapping Grange will meet Fastaet-aaUing heavy-duty aabrs 2 ‘0o ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Wapping STANLEY aewt Cuts acroUa, eurvae, speed. Community Hoi^se. Past Lectur BONUS FREE GIFT TO "SHOPPERS" WHO ARE HERE WHEN 100% Pure Wool aataL Watch him make valaneea O' ers’ Night will be obsen’ed. dielves, doaena of OMfiil thiagel Pleasant Valley School PTA Is D O O R S OPEN AT B:00 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS sponsoring a public card party m cm Saturday at 8 p.m. at the school. SLACK JVSMf RNISHINQ Tickets may be obtained at the REMEMBER KIDS THE WHOLE STORE IS YOURS o u r ''switch - about" SANDER school office, at the door or by contacting Mrs. Chester Lach, Hil Fantastic at OMiy B34.9B ton Dr., or Mrs. Richard Kibbfe, FROM 8 to 9 TOMORROW MORNING Burnham St. Prizes will be RAINCOAT PUIS 2 pods ef otwdM adnd- awarded and refreshments will be leg *e#N FEIII served. $ e . 9 9 United Workers of the First Ragged, aBBootb-uravIdaf, haadyl Congregational Church will hold completoly rovorsiblo! P a ^ c t fior lednlahiag all n i f , their annual Christmas party Dec. turn . ‘.. lo t wtMkiag la tight areas 14 at 6:30 p.m. in the church hall. Uka Btaim, eernem. TTiose planning to attend are ask Every pair regular »$7.99 to $12.99 5 .9 ^ oiiiifg ed to bring either a hot dish, a SAVK $0.00 a salad or pie. Reservations may * 1 1 on 9-mimp 1/4* DRILL be made with Mrs. Milton Ficc- * stripes, solids, plaids man, Governor's Highway. A col Sleek, water-repellent poplin n o w HS.95 lection will be taken to provide • 100% pure wool worsted with leather MO0. $94.08 Chlrstmas gifts for a needy fam in a solid color, that reverses belts! ily. The meet powerful K ' drill In O n rrtB A few members of the Avery to on exciting paisley-print on . fly front zippers its price clamt Peetums non-alip *5 .9 5 Heights Garden Club will be host sizes 8 to 18. All colors. pistol grip, 8-Jewsd geemd chuck. esses at a Christmas party at the crisp taffeta! Sizes 6-18. Perfect xrith drill atteehmenta. . . pieces Newingrton Home and Hospital for buflog, aandiag, grinding. for Oippled C3iildren on Wednes day afternoon. They include: Mrs. u H9AVY-DUTV *9 .9 5 Alan Johnson, Mrs. Wilhani Myshrall, Mrs. Robert Hale, Mrs. BUILDERS SAW Henry Demarals and Mrs. James Rafferty. A Christmas tree, gifts B S 4 . 9 8 ftnd homemade cookies, donated, PUIS $2.83 eombinaNon rip end 0 " by members of the club, will be SAVE croticuf Mode PRIII given to about 20 girls between the ages of 6 and 14. Build a fareeseway, bar. play Pine Knob Hill Homeowners IV room, fMiee—add eomfort aM Assn, officers ■ elected at a re STANLEY baauty to your hocna in so many cent meeting Include; George 2 0 V o on our famous wayel Faaturm rear controls and Perry, president; William iroung, aaduaive “trse-etart" blade guard vice president; Edward Ota, treas- . . . never etiifiu! 1 0 * urer;- Mrs. Ralph Gezelman, re cording secretary; and Mrs. Wal NSW ter Mawhinney, corresponding BENCH GRINDER secretary. EXCLUSIVE SAVE $8.00- Church News Worship services at Wapping hrtrotfBclorg •B*elal U 6 .9 6 Community Church will be held at 000. $40.00 9:30 and 11 a m. Sunday. The Jun GIFT NYLONS AND grinding wheel. . . wire wheel .2 tpeckil tool reitrindudod I ior Choir will sing at the early ,. gervice. .1 ' Por sharpening took, skates, knives.. .temoving m et A **aMat” teal for' The Christmas party for the every do-it-youmelfarl tiursery groups will be held Sim- SIB TWH STANUV OHMSTMAS IPBCMU n d oUmt waful gEbi a t . . . day from 3 to 4 p.m. In the church basement. Any child bom in or since 1956 la invited to the party. At least one parent is expected to accompany children in this group. Gifts and refreshments will be pro vided. Junior PYF will meet Bunday B|ish from 6 to 7 p.m. In the Community 793 MAIN SL House to make program plana for CONN. WE HAVE U L THE MATERIAU FOR MAKINB YOUR OWN WREATHS tha next three months. MM ilM V tM IIM N M IBM IWMIMBMigM'BinrWlMrW *'**-*'***^***^«‘* ^ * "^ * ’^ « Senior FYF will meet Crem T ’ ■ t VI cr'-'y- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.j FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNe FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1960 PAGE S E IM pao b s ix 1^ Skelton Awaits Retiremeiit;^ Major Surgery PINE ST. M i HARTFORD RD. BIANOHEBTEK, CONN. Happy Times Hollywood, Dec. 9 (ff) Red BT U A a m DABBS ■kelton will underfo major eur- I I IfWPH Open Every D aj 10 to 10 gety Monday for correction of a iiiq>liragmano betnla. Ptm State and federal mental bsalth pronams must provide early dtagi Oedara o f Iwbanon Hoapital aaid Htw Everything First Onallty nosu, treatment and care In a Mr yeatwrday One comedian o f atage, Uent’a home community, ratBSZ movlea and ttierlalon ia autterlng u n » r i i i . Money Baek Guarantee than In a distant hospital. from a rapture of the diaphragm, This Is the warning of Sen. !Fat the thin membrane aeparating the c s McNamara, chairman o f the Sen ■tomadi from the upper cheat SEUF-SERTIOE DEPT. STORE ate Subcommittee on Problems 9 t Frienda aay the hundreda of the Aged and Aging. pratfalla Skelton haa taken in a On any given day, the senator quarter century o f boiateroua en SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE pointed out, one of three beda in tertaining doubUeaa contributed to PINE ST. and HARTFORD RD. public mental hospitals Is flllsd the condition, which haa plagued 3y a person 65 or older. By 1970, him for many yeara. Manchester it Is estimated, the number of aged Skelton, 47, entered the hoa- N. patlrats in mental hospitals will pliItal Monday after complaining be be up 34 per cent over 1959. ^elt "buahed." I f this trend is uncorrected. It will burden taxpayers In every Shop at King’s .. Save on Everything Yon Bny state with almost prohibitive build ing and operating costs,’’ McNa mara said. "And It will mean a tragic, undeserved end fop thou and ^8 sands of aged who gave their Uvea to build the American economy." The subcommittee’s report said 1 A// First Quality "in-between” community facilities Q—What hlatorlc feat waa re ; 1 between the state mental hos cently accompliahed by the United pital Itself and the family which is Statea Navy ? struggUng with the problem of the A — The atoiplc-powered aub- older patient with a mental diffi marlne USS Triton made a hia- S p e c ia l V Seamless Mesh culty—are the weakest links In the torlc trip around the world sub e II)r<:AL a LOUIS MARX § chain of available care. merged. The epic voyage covered e HORSMAN a BRADLEY Mental hygiene specialists who 41,S19 milea and took 84 daya un testified at hearings urged that a t i n y TEARS a EMENEE der the aea. P u r c h a s e {K Famous Make federal help, Including grants, In a LIONEL a PLAYSKOOL setting up geriatlc clinics be given Q—What la a government called e PARKER BROS, a GONG BELL states and local communities. that la run by women? a DAISY a HUBLEY Older mental patients are by no A—A gynarchy. means hopeless, experts reported. a LINCOLN LOGS a RADIO STEEL Dr. Maurice Linden, director of the Q — What American "Flrat a MATTEL a NY-LINT division of mental health In Phila Indy" waa called "Lemonade delphians public health department, a REVEL a TONKA |l laieyT” a A. C. GILBERT a CHILDHOOD , said that about 60 per cent of the A—^Mra. Rutherford B. Hayea. In y l o n s aged people admitted to public No alcoholic drlnka were aerved a REMCO INTEREST mental institutions can bo "vastly at official partlea in the White a STRUCTO a REVERE > benefited.” And one-third can be House. a TINKERTOY a ELDON returned home. ARCHER ‘But,’’ he warned, "there Is not Q—What la a chuckwalla ? e BUDDY L a the widespread education among A—It Is a large harmless lizard a TRANSOGRAM a AMSCO our professions and our medical found in the southwestern United colleges to provide sufficient scope States. AND MANY, MANY MORE to treatment programs for the Leather Sole I P'"’ aged.” Q_Why waa the Triton's aub- Dr. Regis F. Downey, superin merged 'round-the-world voyage SUPPER SOCKS tendent of Pennsylvania’s May- called "Operation Magellan" 7 view State Hospital, -aid 40 to 60 A—Because it followed closely Boys’ girls’ and j^Leg flattering seamless mesh gift per cent of about 500 patients over the course charted by Ferdinand women’s styles. 65 admitted to the hospital in a Magellan's' 'round-the-world ex inylons in the season’s newest two-year period were ready to go pedition of 1519-21, except that It 'shades. Proportionend lengths in home three weeks after their skipped the Straits of Magellan. Men’s styles. sizes 8V2 to 11. Sheer, sheer fa misslon. mous make stockings. "But," said Dr. Dowmey, “we Q—What gave man hla flrat Mattel Hand sewn wool and nylon. Women's could return less than 10 per cent knowledge of electricity? and girls’ embroidered trim. Men's, to the community. Lack of facili A—The Greeks gave amber the boys’ In argylee. ties w u the reason." name "elektron,” amce they found Winchester Brightening the picture for old that amber, when rubbed briskly, Flexible- er people with mental difficulties could pick up straws and small hits ^ e etw -MV* has been development of numerous of paper. This gave man his first facilities to substitute for the men knowledge of electricity. SADDLE tal hospital. These include skilled ( \n I nursing homes, homes for the aged Q—'Which la the largest denom - and psychiatric units In general Inatlon of paper money In the GUN Flyer hospitals. United States? Still another la "open hospitals," A—The $10,000 gold certificate With s an arrangement which provides Federal Reserve Note. Rapid part-time treatment for the pa Fire I tients, permitting them to live at Q—Does the pattern of a per home. son's flngerprlnti ever change 7 Action A—A person’s fingerprints never Mattel Dear reader: Marie Daerr Is un Change. able to answer questions except Men's Non-Shrink through the column. She appre Q—What ia the only accepted Official ciates your comments and ques way to drink mate, Argentina's tions but the volume of her mall tea-llke national beverage? Detect ire Snubnose 38 Fine Y^ash 'n Wear makes personal replies Impossible. A —By sipping It from a gourd SLEDS through a hollow silver bombilla, a spoon with a strainer at the end. A single "makings” often GUN and HOLSTER THOMAS passes from hand to hand. Pistol, holster, detective -4 ORGANS Q —When did banking In the badge and ID card in wallet, World’s LArgest Selling United Statea really begin? 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Wash and wears. so*s home heating serve In the U.S, Senate and THUNDERBURP PRO HOCKEY GAME Sizes 6 to 18. later become president? our w av I A —James Monroe. GUN premium quality <} — What waa the Spanish Main? Mobflheat with RT-98 . . . the A patented new aiibmachine GOWNS most completely effective fuel A — The mainlsind of Spanish America, especially the northern gun with vihraaontc aound «1 additive in use todsy. And coast of South America, and also chamber. Pull the trigger yon get prenuum serviee. Au- the Caribbean Sea were referred for a loud, chattering hurst. tomstic deliveries . . .,* bal- to as theijSpanlah Main, particular Eaay to operate. Spring aneed payment plan and many ly during the 16th century. mechanism. Rugged. Realistic hockey .game. Ad ^her eztrss designed to m.lre justable 'clocka, puck ejec home heating rrailp east. •''' Q — Were any records pre tors, goal nets, N.H.L. nile served o f the first census of the book.' Plug in to play. Ofaristian Bra ordered by Augus Moliilheot.;^. tes Caesar? A —No. i ^ i <3—What will be the 1960 mem- Ideal for gifts or your berteip of the Electoral College? WE GIVE iM T A—A national total of 637 elec own use. Lovely lace and tors. BOOTIE SETS embroidered trim slips. GREEN STAMPS Delicate details. Sizes 32 <3—Who nshi the only man to be to 40. Waltz length diMted to- the prastdaney whUe a Knitted eufffl, collar end button. Zippered front. ■MBdMr o f the U.B. House o f Rep- 3 p.«.2.37 fowni, contrast tri^ MORIARTY Wssntativefif Colors: Navy, charcoal and olive drab. Sizes 86 Siziu 84 to 40. A d a m e s A. Oarfleld. 86” X 18” Sweatar, bonnat and booties. Oitoa X 4” Size to 46. ^ knit. Whits pink, blus, malts, mint. BROTHERS Q—What was the average fimeriiran fkniily income in 1969? M l 3 r 5 T 3 5 „ A.—It was $6,6X0, aecordlng to "V Oonnarsa Department 301-311 CW Nt St.
KV;v-g-- \ MANCHJESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1960. f a g s e ig h t FAOK o f thlF money teaching la offered Lord of lords and the King of on D«c, 7. That waa Pekrl Harbor A Thought for Today kings. In Him would all iiations He has a wife and two small chil Maurice Church Sunday at 7, 8:80, In the form of a club activity. PuhUa Hearing Thursday^ Bolton dren living In Johanneebutg. 10, and 11:80 a.m. Family Com ^anrliratFr Day. Ota "day of Infamy” on Youl* Pockelbook More and more parents and be blessed as they come to live THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, maker ■ J. Bpoaaored by ta« Ma under Him In His Kingdom and The Pilgriitt FelloyirSblp of He munion Sunday will he observed. which"the Japaneae beijan the war By FAYE HENLE grandparents are making stock Oouaeil at UhorelMa of aw>roximately 26% of all cigarettes produced bron Congregational Church will Instruction classes wiQ meet at gifts to minors. There are two to s6rve Him in everlasting right we ended, practically apeaklnR, eousness. in the country, has an excellent earnings and di’vi- be guests of the local .group. 9:80 a.m. tomorrow at th« church. iiii pyyUyaiO) B)I with the bomb on Hlroahima, with reasons for doin*g this. . Kennedy Note The Council of Catholic Women PRlNTtNU CO. INC. Youngsters Are Being Told It reduces the size of an estate "And I win Fhake all nations, Almighty
IfANCHESTBR EVENINQ HERALD. HANCHESTER, C0NI7.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9, I960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960 Paoe ten anee evary once in a while through believe that.we can dlsilsenae with ton, Mnurle* OUddsn of Chaster, ginning Charity Second Coup in 24 Hours a conventional outleV all (.ivire) fiords.” But his «okn< Deaths Last Night Lumumba Backers and Itobart CUdden of Bolton; 150 Insurgents, Nickel Cadmium Batteries The nickel cadmium battery Tanks Smash Barricades sevsn daughters, Mrs. MlldrM will hot replace all cords in its cmyert this wishfuf in k in g into To Receive Toy« Wheeler, Mrs. LlUlan Bmdaans and By nOB ASHOqiATHD nUBM Thy eaten to Kill Untangle a Knotty Problem present state. It is useless in items reality. Netrark, NJ.—Mrs. Parker O. Mra. Doris Paquln, all of Coventry, which generate gteat temperature The battery introdueei the' t)«r> Of Anti-De GauDe Rioters Mrs. Cecilia Upinsky of Windsor, Castro Troops Ilila will bfi a yuleUds aeaeon Griffith, 82, who for many years Belgian Hostages Joha A. AndonoB Pro-Left Troops Seize- changes rapidly. MMUty of entirely new produbi“ i&T* . adien you-can vote- for a favorite brought musical and cultural pro John A. Anderson, 57, of 184i Mrs. Faith Mellendy of Hebron, epbkesman for Gknild National Bat- and tha Mlaaea Edna and Joan By OABE KAIMOWITZ ^chtnes. It could make the stand So for a while, ypuTI! have to children’a bhartty. . grams to Newark through the (Ooatiniwd from Pa»« OnS) port atrlke proclaimed by the Highland BL, died this inoming In Gun Battle J^awtpaper Enterprise Assn. ard Itad acid batterlea pale by bear with conls an such electric teriefi of S t Paul, Mhm., adld. Ihat A “ Christmaa Gift Party,” co- Griffith Music Foundation, died (Uoatiaaed tron P*ge On*t at the Newington 'Veterana Hoa- Olidden of Amiton; three brothere, edmpany holds battery patmt right-wingers. three alstere, 30 grandchildren and New York — (IfBA) -**Ate you comparieon. appliances as refrigerators. ranges, sponsoied by the Pepsl-Oola Bot Wednesday; Her husband, who to re- In’” Oran buses were overturned pltal after a long lIlneM. Control of Laos Capital A cordless vacuum c\eaner .may rights here. to demonatraton trying whether any whites have been ar eight ireat-grandchildren. (OonUntied trom Pmg* Om ) one of thoee people who ^ t s coffee pots, toasters, etc. > tling Co. of Cantral VlHage and the died last March, was the founder irdup for more violence. and set up as roadblocks. Stu He was bom in Maheheeter, O r be released this year; cordless While nickel cadmium is the ' He won’t sgy what thd flret new A. C. Gilbert Oo. ot Ifew Haven, rested as hostages thug far. Funeral eervlcea will ha held at tangled up’ In extennon cords? pcpduct is, but indicates that it is and president of the Griffith Plano Unlike last January's rlota, dents roamed the streets warning The cable said: "Demand im April 28, 1B03, eon of Mrs. Mary the Robert Johnson Funeral Home these other developments. (OoBtinned from Page One) one who fliids the plugs. In an the lamps are on the drairing boards. little chemical compound reepon- toy manufacturers, Will be carried Co. She was bom in West Union, when the eoldiers obviously were shopowners to close. Cole Anderson, 184 Highland Lao when it to inciting Cemetery. barricades hoisted French flags Friends may call at the funeral Stanley Hastillo as subdeacon. opened fire on the plane’s crew five troops, were reported yesterday .lection, but it was still Jammed mutiny. He has been held In a ceil minutes after takeoff from that Did You and shouted: home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 Mrs. Raymond Murphy was solo to have scored a breakthrough with milling, howling demon- at the military camp at Thysville town on the IBO-mlle flight to "De Gaulle to the stake.” ."itrators enraged at I>e Gaulle. to 9 p.m. ist and organist. east of the capital. Reports here — southwest of 1-eopoldvllIe. Burial was In St. Bridget’s Cem Havana. The shooting started said Phoumi’s forces laid down Know That "The army to power.” Gen. Ngashy lyassu commander The barricades were thrown up Miss Florence H. Herman etery, where Father Benese'vich when the purser refused to open artillery Are that sent govern James Monroe, fifth presidentpresi of the Ethiopian U.N. contingent of the United States, died in New «n the Rue Michelet, not far from read Uie committal. Bearers were the locked door into, the control ment forces fleeing In disorder. and chief of staff of the U.N, force, Miss Florence H. Herman, 55 cabin. Reports from the front were York City on Independence Day in the United States Cultural Center. Meeting Set Hughes St., Hartford, sister of Richard Zilinskas, Allen Krivlcky, flew to Stanleyville early today to Joseph Senofonti, Waiter Strimike The military guard said five per confusing, but apparently Phou- 1831. Just reopened after being sacked Investigate the situation on the Mrs. Martha E. Wheeler of Man A Jr., Joseph Marcin, smd son, Jo sons, including two middle aged ml’s forces were marching stead Armistice Day, it was shut again By Directors spot. chester, (lied yesterday at Hartford The former Geo. Greenman A today when violence broke out. Hospital. seph Marcin. women, attempted to seize the air ily on the capital. One uncon Gen. lyassu is to be in complete liner. firmed report said they had cap Bros, shipyard, which built square- Special riot police battled thou- control of all U.N, action to meet Survivors, besides Mrs. Wheeler, rigged ships during the 19th Cen aands of demonstrators in the are two other sisters of Hartford Mrs. Sarah Culver The man killed in the battle was tured Paksane and were only 60 On Contracts Salumu’* threat, and reportedly identified as Ramiro Rodriguez tury, is now the site of Mystic packed streeLs of Algiers and has a free hand from U.N. mission and Cheshire, and several nieces Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah miles from Vientiane. Culver, Green Lodge Convalescent Verda, 28, Holguin, a passenger Seaport, Conn., a recreated -10th tough soldiers moved Into the chief Rajeshwar Dayal to take and nephews. (AP dispatches from Savannak Century coastal village. Town directors Wednesday will Funeral services were scheduled Home, were held yesterday after believed to have been one of the het, said the right-wing rebels re great city square of Oran. 220 whatever measures he considers group. miles northwest of Algiers, to con hold a special meeting to consider necessary. ' this afternoon at 2:.30 at the New noon at the Holmes Funeral Home, ported Col.' Kouprasith had been Three of the insurgent group' Americans between 20 and 85 trol a mob of thousands more. authorizing General Manager Stanleyville is 775 miles north kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. C. E. Wins arrested In Vientiane. Gen. Phou are about two Inches taller and Richard .Marlin to enter Into con east of I,eopoldvllle. 776 Farmington Ave., West Hart low, pastor of the Church of the were captured when they hid in a ml was quoted aa admitting a set A call for a general strike pro cane field after the crash landing, five pounds heavier than their tracts for construction of a Mary The U.N, spokesman said Salu ford. The Rev. Henry David Gray, Nazarene, officiated. back in Vientiane although he claimed by the Front for French Cheney Library addition and West Mrs. C. E. Winslow was organ and a fourth member, who was be counterparts in 1900. Algeria, largest group of diehard mu at his news conference had D.D., was to officiate. Burial was claimed "The situation is not bad.” Hide sewer project voted by towns to be In Grove Hill Cemetery, ist, and Miss Marion Janes was lieved wounded, waa reported sur •ettlers, was heeded to a large ex also threatened to loot the prop rounded by militiamen. Sketchy reports at the right-wing The silver eel is simply a com people last Nov. 8. erty of the arrested Belgians. Rockville. soloist. headquarters said Kong Le’s mon green eel grown old. When tent In most big cities. However, the contracts would he Burial. was in the family plot The pilot, Capt. FYancisco Mar But the French chief of state Salumu two weeks ago roped forces in the capital were rein they are six to eight years old, contingent on whether or not"'‘Uie Mrs. Margaret L. Hunt of Buckland Cemetery. Bearers, tinez, 62, 30-year veteran with gtubbomly went ahead with his in virtually every white In Stan Cubana, was gravely wounded. Co forced by two armored companies eels stop feeding and change to a General Assembly validates bond Mr.s. Margaret L Hunt, 62, o f all grandsons, were Harvey Cul tour, pressing his plan that could leyville for an "identity card ver, Howard Culver Jr., Alvin Cul pilot Francisco R. Frago Lombana during the night.)” silvery color for their long trip issue proceedings for the projects, check" and kept them standing In Winkler Rd., East Windsor, died out into the ocean where they •ven lead to Algeria's Independ- as Town directors have asked it to ver, Roy Culver, Paul CTulver, and and Purser Jesus Rlpoll Milian also Souvanna said two planeloads of «nca from France. This Is what the blazing sun for up to seven Wednesday at St. Francis Hos were wounded. Phoumi’s paratroopers flew over spawn and die. do by Feh. 15. Martin has obtained hours. A score of whites, includ pital, Hartford. Raymond Culver. tha settlers fear most, for they an extension of the bids submitted A total of 17 persons were aboard Vientiane yesterday and asked W’otild be far outnumbered by Al ing a woman and a young child, Among her survivors are a step the plane, a tvrin-engined DC3, all The Church of St. Paul Ship by the contractors until that date. wer*' kept In prison and brutally Miss Dorothy Toohy permission to land. When permis wrecked In Valletta on the Island geria's Moslem majority. The contractors are the Annvilll son, Harold Hunt of Rockville; a Cubans. The flight originated In Ill-treated for several days before brother, Arthur House of Man ’The funeral of Miss Dorothy sion was refused about 70 troopers of Malta preserves a relic ven De Gaule's first stop was Ain Conslnictlon Co. of Manchester Santiago. parachuted to a spot about 14 Temouchent, a city of some 25,- being released through U.N, Inter chester; and a sister, Mra. Percy TfxAy, 28 Strickland St., a retired erated aa a bone from the apostle’s for the library, and the Jarvis Con The note delivered to U. B. miles outside the capital but did 000 people, about half of them vention. Caye of Manohester. schoolteacher of 80 years’ service, charge d’affaires Daniel Brad- right arm. struction Co. and Fred Benvenull Most of tha whites still living waa held this morning at the W. not attack. Ehiropean. A Sons of New London for the Other survivors are six sons of dock’s suburban residence after As he stepped from his ca^-, In Stanleyville are men, but a Warchou.se Point, .Guilford, and P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main There was speculation the para James J. Byrne, an official of sewer project. St., followed by a solemn high midnight protested that the United scattered cries of greeting were few white women and families re Lynn, Maas.; two daughters of States was endangering Oiban troopers' were eent as token sup the U.S. Forest Service, predicts, The sewer project would consist main. Maas of requiem at St. Bridget’s port for the Kouprasith coup. drowned- out b.v a roar of "Alge of a tnmk sewer In W. Middle Warehouse Point and .Sherman lives and property by launching helicopters and dirigibles will be ria is French.” Police said 5,000 The U.N. requisitioned a school Station, Maine; a stepson of Ware Church. Before Kong Le’s counter etroke used to get logs out of Inaccessible Tpke. from Deerfield Dr. to Hil The Rev. Dennis Hussey waa its space rockets over this island. people stood in a chill downpour building In the clt.V yesterday for house Point; two brothers of East last night 30 Jeep loads of mili areas and to reduce soil damage liard ,‘lt., and a pump station east celebrant, assisted by the Rsv. Chunks of the rocket weighing to shout their protests, whiles seeking protection. The Hartford; Bisters of East up to 40 pounds fell in an unpopu tary officers snd truckloads of in logging mountainsides. De Gaulle smiled thinly and of the Hockanum River with a school can house 500 people and Stanley Hastillo as deacon, and the troops roared up to the palace. force main extending to the OlcoU Hartford and Hartford; 43 grand Rev, John Delaney as subdeacon. lated area 500 miles east of Ha strode erect to the city hall. After additional buildings will be taken The officers went into a confer WHITE PUPILS GET ESCORTS gin St. sewage diapoaal plant. children; and 6 great-grandchil The Rev. Edward Reardon of Haz vana after it was launched from he had gone inside an army colo over- If nece.ssary, the spokesman dren. Cape Canaveral and then destroyed ence with Souvanna, The confer said. ardville wa« seated In the sattc New Orleans, Dec. 9 (A6 >--- nel addressed the crowd through Funeral services will be held because of a malfunction. ence room was so full of brass Western diplomats believe the_ tuary, Mrs. Raymond Murphy was Federal marshals escorted all SUE a iotldspeaker. He told them to tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Thomas that it practically bulged. white students to classes at the "demonstrate penccfully,'' Aliout Town Soviet bloc and several African-' organist and soloist. Aslan nations wo\ild have given W. Johnson Funeral Home, 105 Burial was in St. Bridget’s Ceme MERCURY 10 BELOW In an apparent move to smooth William Frantz School today In C t l O O De Gaulle set the tone o f his Lumumba immediate recognition Oak St., Windsor Looks. The Rev. tery with committal prayers by Valparaiso, Ind., Dec. 9(/D— over the tension between rival fac the wake of threats and Inttml- visit after conferring briefly with Dennia G. Meyer, 18, ann of Mr. as the nation's prime minister and Patrick C. Finleoh of the First Father Delaney. Honorary bearers A frmk storm left Valparaiso tions Sou 'anna’s government to dationa against those Ignoring authorities In city hall. and Mrs. George A. Meyer, 74 sent ambassadors to Stanleyville Congregational Church. East were Judge William J. Shea. James engulfed in a record 10-lnch day ordered police to assume all the school boyc.ott. Marshal The towering French chief of Dsle Rd . has been assigned to Co. as soon ns Lumumbn renched 'Wind.sor, will officiate. Burial will Duffy. Arthur H. Illing, Harold W. snow tmlay In a severe cold responsibility for security in the Edward J. Petitbon confirmed state walked through a cordon of C of the .Seeond Training Regi there. Civil war In The Congo be in Springdale Cemetery, East Garrlty, Scott Mitchell Matthew snap that sent temperatures as capital. All troops except units to reports that deputies would es MIXETTE security officers to shake hands ment at FI. Dlx, N.J. Ret. Meyer, would have been almost Inevitable Wind.sor. J. Hayes, John T. Leonard, and lotv as 10 below zero. Hie be stationed at the palace and cort white children as well as V’ith a dozen or so Moslems. Beam after eight weeka' basic training, as a result. Friends may call at the funeral Brian J. Leonard. weather obeerver at Flint lAke„ military headquarters were or the lone Negro girl to the newly ing. they clasped his hand and will aerve on active duty for six The Salumu regime holds Stan- home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. Membens of the Rosary Society three miles north of Valparaiso, dered out of the city. Integrated school. Eight white shouted "Vive de Gaulle." Those leywllle at gunpoint with the help of St. Bridget's Church visited the reported he read his thermom Kouprasith’a faction pledged to children—compared to 14 yester months and will then be transfer day and 28 earlier this week— present said De Gaulle \irged E'l- red to hometown duty with an of a unit of military policemen . I»rralne T. Brouillette funeral home last night. eter three times before he could steer the government on a strict PORTABLE MIXER ly neutral source between temed out at Frantz this morn ropean and Moslem rooperation. Army Reserve or National Guard completely loyal to Ltimiimha. The I.,orralne Theresa Brouillette, 5 believe the 10-below tempera Mrs. Domlnlks A. Laguza Phouml’s Rightists and the Pathet ing. e Powerful, hut weight only S*/i Ibe. One source said he told city offi unit. He la a graduate of Man provincial government Is run by a daughter of Rolald and Edith ture. cials: Communist - leaning triumvirate ’The funeral of Mrs. Dominlka e 8-epeed control and ewitoh under chester High School. (Dandurand) Brouillette, 40 Ed your thumb "On your faces I see a new comprising Salumu, I.,umumba"s mund St., died ye.s'.erday at Man A. Laguza, 29 Bretton Rd., was GIFT e Positive beater ejector Algeria which Is being transform The Rev. Arnold W. Tozer of former deputy Premier Antoine cheater Memorial Hospital after a held this morning at the Walter N. ed, Only cooperation between the Second Congregstlonal Church Gizenga, and Lumumba's brother short illne.aa. Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main e Stand on rad, hang on wall two communities (Furopean and will be In charge of radio broad IvOUls. She waa born In Manchester, and St., followed by a solemn high e In white with diarcoal trim Mass of requiem at St. Bridget's Moslem) can bring success.” casts, sponsored by the Manches Salumu was previously Lumum waa a pupil at the Nathan Hale The deputy mayor of Ain Church. eOnly mixer guaranteed 6 yeara PRICED ha's private secretary and accom School. Temotichent, Mohamed MimounI, ter Ministerial Association, over The Rev. Stanley Hastillo was WINF Sunday at 6:30 p.m. and panied the former premier on his Survivors, beaidea her parents, came outside with a French tri celebrant, assisted by the Rev. weekdays next week at ‘7:15 p.m. visit to the United States earlier Include a sister, Suzanne Brouil color draped about his shoulders. this year. leltc; her paternal grandfather, Dennis Hussey as deacon, and the "We are all for De fJaulle and Rev. John Delaney aa subdeacon. The annual Chriatmas sale of The Congo government in Leo Luclen Brouillette, and her mater Independence.” he told newsmen. poldville annminced Wedne.sday nal grandfather, Donat Dandurand Mrs. Raymond Murphy was organ De Gaulle Is to spend six days try greens will he sponsored by the ist and soloist. Manchester Garden Club tomor that he had placed the entire both of Montreal, Canada. ing to persuade the population his Oriental Province under martial The funeral will be held Satur Burial was in St. James’ Ceme row from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. In tery, with committal by Father policy is the right one. Mis pres law, but presumably the decree day at 9:30 a.m. at the John F. ence. aa the symbol and author of Woodruff Hall, Center Congrega- Tierney ICuneral Home, 219 W, Hastillo. Bearers were Anthony tlonal Chiirrh. was without much practical ef- a policy they hate, stirred dlehards Center St., followed by a Mass of Dzen, Edward Cummings, George fect. ^ Tomko, Wayne Delmore, Andrew to riot. The day before army chief Mo the Angels at 10 at the Ch\irch In Oran relative quiet was re- F.tnamiel Lutheran Church will J." Tomko Jr., and Albert Sleurpa. NEW! butu sent reinforcements to neigh of the Assumption. Burial will ■tored when profe.sslonal soldiers he In eharge of supplying the in ,St. James’ Cemetery. * A group from the Polish Wom replaced hated riot police squails. chaplain of the week at Man boring Equator Province to pro en’s Alliance attended the funeral. tect villagers against roaming Friends may call at the funeral mixer w */® Tear gas was fired on the mobs. chester Memorial Hospital, be home tonight from 7 to 9. Delegations from the VFW Aux The Army also moved Into some ginning next Monday. pro-Ijiimumba troops from Ori iliary and other fraternal organ FOOD CONVERTER ental Province. areas of Algiers shortly after noon Mrs. Minnie Glidden izations visited the funeral home Roldlera set up machine-gun em RKI) .SCMMIT HIT Mobutu charged recently that Thursday evening to pay respects. * ^*S^s8W0tTs. the United Arab Republic and Su Hebron — Mrs. Minnie Eaton placements near the university, Helgrailr, Yugoslavia, l>*v. B Glidden. 66, of Amston Lake, widow deserted by students who took to — Viigoalavtn charged toda.v dan agreed secretly to aid the re Power Unit gime In I.,eopoldvtlle, a city of 130,- of Alvin Glidden. died Wednesday Soviets Balk at Bills the streets. the .Moscow Communist summit In Colchester, where she had gone Most of the rioters appeared to! des'liiratlon Is a new attempt to 000, He said he had deployed a battalion along the 250-mlle bor for treatment. ITnlted Nations, N. T.— The ha students who had turned fiut present the position of V iigo - •She was a davighter of Mr. and Soviet Union does not pay its Operates All early In the morning Women and Hlavla mitriily and mallrloiisl.v. der between Oriental Province and the .Sii^n to prevent arm.s Mra. James Goodrich, born in United Nations assessments un girls, some of them still wearing , Tile de<'lnration by HI Commu Rkowhegan, Maine, Oct. 6, 1894. less it approves of the expenditure bathrobes, lowered huge Frem h nist parties meeting at Hfosrow, smuggling She l.s survived by four sons, Involved, United States sources re , ntpnd t®* tricolor flags to the maM hers and not- Ineliiding Viigoslav Com Philip and Alvin Glidden of Ams- port. urged them on Tlie students Ihiew munists, assailed Vugoslavla for Inward Aaarla notebooks, bricks, glass and even "revisionism.” a.ntl-I>enlnlsm,” as Poi.sc, tranquility and grarc of GIFT typewriters. "traitors of eonimnnism” and manner are Im nlnilahle beauly a.a- T h e riot squad turned hai k .T,- for "snberslve activities against sels. Oilllvale them and make Iheir 000 demonstrators marching to siK'lallst (C
L MANCHESTER EVifNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FREJAY, DECEMBER 8,1960 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960 PagCR IS to ^ Section Two FRH)AY, DECEMBER f, 1960 ^aurttratpr lEopning brief summary of some of , the findings, many of which you might bear in mind before submitting to Tfee; operation on the basis of a No Skating—Yet Vets Yule Gift Shop Proie^smSi s& gle opinion: 824-828 h^lN StREET PlasterBoard About Town Vemperstures went below Dit^rSays 1. In the year before formation Members of the bboiffd o i^ of direc of the investigating committee, a SELF SERVICE frsexing Isat night but there is Only Part of Aiudliary WodL tors of Jsyese WlvsS metI Isst - total of 178 patients were operated WUl Repair atm no Ice skating allowed on n l^ t at the'home o t Mrs. Douglas any df toe park department Dmp ta y Bootea on. Three years after formation of 1 ^ r . PAUUNK UTIU5 Smith, ,407 Kfdodbridge St., to fUl maintained areas. fgimtoful axpraMloiu on tlw tte m . the committee, the number fell to 75 Christmat boxes of la&d candy W hen toe American Legion. Aux of toe men and to hoar> thair ise'i VaultWalls No skating will be allowed at 79 — a drop of 56 per cent. for a reUrded children’s Chrlst- iliary oompletoa ita aimual Christ* presriona of appreciation for wmit . w THOaiAB sniAir, Onter Springs Pond, Center these women are doing for thOBl. 8. Of 127 appendices removed maa party at the Bunce Center. maa Gift Shop programs today in • MXt. Plaster board will be applied Springs Annex or Charter Oak Patients at West Haven and N aw «' from the first group of 178 pa- Park imtll further notice. These the three veterans’ hospitals in W M tm t m KmnH^Apw BatHpilM ZOIIE over the walls of a vault addition Marine Lancs Cpl. Daniel A. ington are transient, while thfiM tienU, at least 46 showed no signs are toe three areas supervised the state, it will have spent through of inflammation. Thus, in more to the Town Court and police sta Moran, aon of Mr. and Mrs, Frank at Rocky Hill are permanent. C b m •gata. «a lioneat and Aroid the L u t Minute by .the park department . its dUtrict and local auxiliary than one-third, the appendix was R. Moran, 108 High 8t, recenUy B y no means la the Legion A i « - tion building to cover up cracked Parents are urged to warn units, an satonated $30,000. «ounc*oaa ainvaon not the cause of whatever distress was promoted to his present rank iliary Christmas program (ha only •' wlMt tha diplolnata call a “long, R n s lh -^ Sure Year aater. Building Inspector Thomas children to etay o ff the ice at The figure is exclusive of the led to the recommendation of whUe serving with the Second seasonal one conducted. Each holi hard leek* at the p r o b ltfn o f ap- onahan said today. Center Springs, Christmas parties that will be surgery. By contrast, of 62 appen-- CfaristniM Cards and Service BattaUon. a supply and day apeclal favors and tray cards tNaOeMla. And once again, the uHe said this solution to ; the given at the hospitala In West Ha dicies removed after the forma support unit of the Second Marine ven, Newington and Rocky Hill, as are made for the patients. Each , waiQlag kas l>een aounded that Gifts AirriTe on Time. SATURDAY C D F ^ I A I C cracked plaster problem was pro tion of the committee, the diag Division at CJamp Lejeune, N.C. Joseph A. Hahn Jr., 22, son of well as iwhat Legion auxiliary unitg auxiliary has a specific day ot each ■itocaSar too many oporatlona posed by representatives of the nosis of no Inflammation fell to Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Hahn, SOS do in their own towns, according week it is assigned to visit a vet- a n o S v poifonned for needleaa Portland Cement Association and ager, oir less than one In six. Thus, the per lowing formation of the commit Dr. Henry A. Kieeinger, dlrec- Highland St., has been assigned to Mrs. Marlon O’Connor of Mid rans hospital. raaoral of that wholly uaeleu toe Gypsum Wall Board Engineer Report cent of needless removals was tee, the number of patients oper WEEKEND d r t w I M L d tor of toe Rockefeller Report on to Co. I of the Second Training dletown, department auxiliary re For three hours during the after atraetara tha a{>p«idix. ing Co. According to Monahan, the about halved (from 33 to 16 per ated on for chronic appendicitis National Defenee, will discuss Regiment of the U.S. Army Train habilitation director. noon toilet articles, socks, ciga i n a .racaat number of the W ia- latter company will put up the cent). feU to IS and of these 14 (93 per ways to devise a policy of disarm ing Center at Ft. Dix, N. J., for Some 1,380 veterans in this state rettes, stationery, stamps, post M ^cal Journal, Dr. Har plaster board under supervision of ament that win prevent war and eight Wbeks’ basic infantry train 3. With reference to socelled cent) were reported nonlnflamma- were estimated by Mrs. O’Connor cards, playing cards, and other vey tL Sharpe Jr. reporta on the Clarence Sibley of West»Hartford, also be acceptable to the Russians ing, He wae formerly employed by chronic appendicitis, the 'first toly. In other words, while the to have been helped at toe hoepi-- items are distributed free to the flndtam o f a committee set up eneral contractor for/the addl- on a W IN F broadcast Sunday at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, East series Included 51 specimens of number of patients operated on alB with holiday shopping for their veterans. to IqA Into the appendectomies ion to house Circuit Court rec 8:3b p.m. I>r. Kissinger 1s asso Hartford. for chronic appendicitis fell Everything In Our Store At Discount f families at the Christmas Shops. During the week, from 9 a.ra. to 1 at a general, hospital in which 43 (84 per cent) were clas ciate director of toe Hsuward Cen . N more than two-thirds, the per cent ords. V -- Of this number there were about 9 p.m., volunteer auxiliary hospital 1 du LaR' Here Is a sified as non-lnflammatory. Fol- Monhan said the job was expect ter for International Affairs. A choir rehearsal, under the dl‘ of needlessly removed organs re 780 at West Haven, 250 at Newing workers from all parts of the state ed to start today and be finished rection of Mrs. Clara Dubaldo, will mained unconscionably high. ton and 360 at Rocky Hill. Gifts ass let at the Institutions in all Robert J. Sloan, machinist’s be held tonight at 8:80 at St. 4. Referring to these last ex next Wednesday. selected ranged from infants phases of work, as aides, escorts, The plaster, in which cracks ap male 3.C., U S N , son of Mr. and John’s Polish National Catholic through children of all ages, as periences, Dr. Sharpe concluded and In library, laboratory,- physical Mrs. Robert F. Sloan, 63 Wads Church in preparation for the Holy that "chronic appendicitis is not peared last month,'wu applied by well as men and women. therapy, central supply and per worth St., recently w as promoted Hour of Christmas. There will be a There were 140 aiuciltary units a surgical disease." mason contractor Feiiiando Leon sonnel work. The general publie la / to his present rating while serving rehearsal tomorrow at 10, a.m. of a in the seven districts which furn 5. Finally, in anticipation of ardo of Hartford who did not meet Invited to volunteer services also. specifications, according to Mona aboard toe deetroyer USS Brown- Chirlatmas play, “The Littlest Red ished the gifts, wrapping materi cries of anguish from colleag-ues. Headed Aiigel,” written by the Thousands of hours are devoted han. son operating out of Newport, R.I als and postage free to the veter SANTA’S HERE! less self-critical than lilmself. Dr. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko. to the work each year. One auxil Sharpe points out that increasing ans. iary member In the State was re Charles E. Robinson Jr. of 9 In addition, about 60 volunteers caution on the part of surgeons RUG CLEARANCE A Christmas program for chil cently presented with a 4,000-hour Ooslee Dr., a captain in the N a - and referring physicians, due to worked eight specific days on Club Sees Display Oonal Guard, has been re-aselgned dren of the Church School and their pin for her work over a period of TONIGHT the Jtnown interest of the commit toe ahoppmg and wrapping pro years. as a division liaison officer for the families will be presented with a tee In needless operations, pro grams. Junior auxiliaries provided Of Imported Gifts 43nd Infantry Division. H e has service ccmducted by the Church The Auxiliary also has a junior duced no Increase In complications 6 'x 9 ' 9 'x l2 ' 9'xl2'-12'xl5' School at O n te r Congregational appropriately covered boxes and member program for boys and till 9:00 been an. aide to toe division's com made bows for the packaging. or deaths due to perforation of an manding general. Capt. Robinson Church Sunday at 4 p.m. girls 18 years of age and older. inflamed appendix. The Junior Century Club of Four days of the ehopping pro They dd hoepital work under the Msuichester will meet next is a management analyst with the grams were held at West Haven In exposing himself to the crit VALUES TO 39.95 VALUES TO 59.95 VALUES TO 79.95 SUte Department of Finance and The Guild of Our Lady of 8t. direct supervision of adults. . icism of colleagues. Dr. Sharpe Wednesday, a Week in advance of Bartholomew will hold a Day of and two each the other two hos At West Haven there is a ape- Control. ALL DAY has again given substance to Its usual meeting date, at 8 p.m. Recollection Sunday from 2 to 6 pitals. eial coffee hour each Tuesday Luke's opinion that "The most at the' K of C Home. p.m. at St. Maurice's Church in The majority of glfte and wrap morning for those veterans who Elmer Mortensen of Coventry Winners of dance competitlohs high cometh healing.” And if you Bolton. Guest speaker will be the pings furnished free to the veter wish to take part. Periodic dances from The House of All Natl(Xis, at a party held Wednesday night SATURDAY are wise, you’ll take to heart the Only Only Only Rev. Thomas Finnegan, S. J., of ans are purchased from funds de are also conducted. Wllllmantlc, will display an as f6r students of Gertrude.O. Tyl**’ lessons he has taught all of us. St. Robert's Hall in Pomfret. Bubbles (Inside circle) rise at toe spot In Center Springs Pond where a station wagon submerged rived from the annual poppy sales Each auxiliary has "adopted” a sortment of Imported gifts. The were Heidi Cole and Jimmy New after rolling 203 feet from its driveway to the edge of the pond and then floating out nearly h^fwiiy conducted by the auxiliary units. veteran at the Rocky Hill hospital, guest speaker will also show color ton, cha-cha; Gall O’Biight and “Breath ' of Freedom,” a 15- AIX TOYS AT marLOW PMCE8! UHAVES 227 DESCENDANTS across. It sank' at a point midway between Center Springs Lodge and the spillway. (Herald Some are donated by Outsiders and who is without a family, and re slides of countries in which vari Dennis Smith, foxtrot; and Julie minute color film sponsored by the Owensboro, Ky., Dec. 9 (fl^ — photo by Satemls). ______merchsnts. All gifts ?md materials members him on hts birthday and ous gifts are made, with 'views of Spiwak and David Wilk, waltx. The Pocket Test'ament League, will be Mrs. Monica A. Howard, 85, died | are new items. holidays. FREE PURNELL PARKING European and Indian artists at Judge was Gary York, a former shown at Covenant Congregation at her Daviess County Home last The popples are made by the M any units pledge hot dog roosts work. student. al Church Sunday at 5 p.m. The Carey attached one of the two night, leaving 227 descendants. $0.88 hospitaliz^ veterans and distri and picnic programs at the three Hostesses will be Mrs. Leonard film depicts CThrlstian missionary tow-cables to a sturdy pine tree buted jit Memorial Day. They Include 10 children, 9 21 ■M Lucia and Mrs. Michael Saponara. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heard, 14 hospitals. Special social programs work in Johannesburg, the Kim halfway up the embankment. ^7i- 'Veterans unable to* attend the g^randidiildren and 125 great ’They will be assisted by Mrs. Milford Rd. ’ will be host and Runaway Car Fished are put on by toe districts and berly diamond mines. The Congo, trolman Richard Sullivan, also at shop programs themselves, were grandchildren. Peter Pllkaltls, Mrs. Edwin Quinn, hostess at Lutz Junior Museum Ghana, and Nigeria. units periodically. Scarcely a the scene, said he had some dif either taken in wheelchairs and Mrs. Francis Shanahan, Mrs. Ar Sunday from 2 to S p.m. week goea by when some form of ficulty keeping an estimated 100 bede to the shops qt assisted at thur Smith, Mrs. Donald Smith, entertainment is not provided. MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER—Ml 9-5221 The Buckingham Ladies Aid So From Pond by Divers spectators at a safe distance from their bedsides in mSklng selec Mrs. Stephen Turklngton, Mre. Manchester Soroptimists will ciety will sponsor a Christmas fair Money is also sent the hoepital the cable. tions. ATLANTIC Herbert Peterson, and Mrs. Rich have a Christmas party and gift and food sale at Buckingham Con librarians for magazines and news The car was removed to Mor Special Christmas parties will be FURNACE OIL ard Higgins. Mrs; Richard Hyde sale Monday at; 6:30 p.m. at the gregational (Thurch, Glastonbury, paper subscriptions. A telephone . home of the secretary, Mrs. Charles A station wagon yesterday!^ water to be approximately eight iarty Bros, garage where it la still given at the three hospitals when and transportation fund is also Antomatle Delivery will be program chairman for the tomorrow from 1 to 5 p.m. meeting. E. 'Ubert, Bolton Center Rd. rolled out of its driveway at 54 feet deep where the . car was In the process of being dried out. individual gifts will be presented maintalfled for the veterans by the Service Manager Stanley Ozimek L. T. WOOD CO. St. M argaret’s Circle, Daughters Lodge Dr. and into Center Springs found. He also estimated the from the auxiliary. The department auxiliaries. said the entire car will have to be also fumlehee gifts for patients at PboB# MI 8-1129 of Isabella, will hold a Christmas Pond where it floated for a few water temperature to be between The volunteers seem to find the Fairfield, Mlddlletown and party Tuesday evening, preceded minutes and then plunged to the 35 and 40 degrees. checked over after all the water great rewards in their efforts to GIFTWARE - REG. * Norwich state hospitals. help the men and women who have Open Before 1.00 by a business meeting at 6:30 p.m., bottom. To make sure that, the wreck is finally jremoved. H orever, he at the KofC Home. Members will The 1959 Ford, owned by Lewis er would not be pulled into the said he thought the car would It was gratlf^ng during a given so much of themselvea for SatuNay, Dec. 10,11 A.M. to 4 P.M. their country. bring grab bag gifts. Any mem Banning, was pulled out by a water while getting the car out. eventually be all right for use. visit at W est Haven to see the bers not yet contacted about the wrecker after skin divers had A COOKIE lARS ★ ROLL BASKETS party may call Mrs. Americo Buc- fastened a cable to its front CHRISTMAS DON'T ?Twar“ clno, 168 Charter Oak SL bumper. still plenty of wear left In HOURS ONLY shoes when bronght here for Banning parked his car at about expert repairing. E dgar Circle. W SCS, of South 1:30 p.m. and went into his house. Open Mondays A ll Day *BOOKENDS ^ COFFEE and TMs CMtifieott Methodist C^hurch, will meet Mon A few moments later a phone call A day for a potluCk at 7 at Susan Closed Wednesday Worth $4.13 On Each Pen er informed him that his car was Afternoons TEA HOLDERS nah Wesley Hall. Gleaners Circle. swimming across the pond. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1960 PAGE UANCHES'I^R EVENING HERALD, BIANPHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECPlMRiai 9, 1960 f IIHB lOtnTEEN bridegroom’s attendants were Hebron test, and who will raetivsrecllv cards Arthur Valeftcourt, Watroua BfL; Andover Capt. Carl Bchdeh and Capt. Rich Dec. 20, are: Alleen Burt, Sarah THE HOUSE OP PASHION Christmas Fair Bolton; Ingrid Bonii, 47 McKinley NAUVE Football, Track Local Stocks ard Bosh. Flag bearers were Capt Borst, Lois Braman, Carolyn / RocIcmUe^Vernon St; Terry Marrow, Coventry; Mrs. Firem en Bring Ralph Lsldy and Lt. David Lock, Girl Scouts Pass O’Conhpr, Linda Harrison, Martha Set by jPythians Agnes Carlson, WlndsorviUe; Mrs. and ushars were Paul Applleby and Hammond, Carol Kearney, Lee To Be Dropped Ann O’Brien, Janet Pelenski, EYE GLASS lurgaret Peoples, Bast Hartford; Quotattoas Fimtahbd Iv Santa to Bazaar William Carter, Pittsburgh Corps Swiimning Tests Edward Custer, Vine Dr., Vernon; Cynthia Raymond, Sue Anh Tuck ICsinorial Twnple, Pythian Bis- Coburn 41 Middlebrook, lae. , bandsmen. DdisleCase Mrs. Frances Racine, Phoepix St., Following a short honsjnrnoon, er, Sharon Zapert, Lesley Bell and tera, sponsor tU Christmas At Marquette Bank Btoeka Santa Claus will arrive in An Girl Scout swimming records PWr TlMSday from U asn. to |8 Vernon; Rlward MiUa Coventiy; C apt. and Mrs. Joyce have re Elaine Hovey. Mfs. BUubeth Viara, 99 St John fSTOf m N O W ^ Bid Asked dover by fire engine at 1 p m. to •how the following girls received Those who passed the minnow Hidfsd Mistrial pjn. at OddFsUows Hall. Conn. Bank and Trust sumed their duties in the finance S t ; George Olda, 41 Phoenix, S t, MUwaukea, Dee. 9 (P)—Mar morrow to ■visit with children at department of the Pittsburgh minnow cards for passing their test Dec. 6 will Mcelve cards Dec. Mrs. Carl Hildlsg is general TAG A TREE) Co...... 44H 47V4 the First Congregational Church chairman. Booths will be filled Vernon. quette University announced to headquarters of the Salvation tests: Ailssn Burt, Linda Barlow, 20: Peggy Bousquet, Linda Brom OONTACr LENS SFEG1AU8T A tWIand County Superiop BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Hartford National bazaar imtil 3:30 p.m. ley, Marjorie Donald, Pam Laklng, with haadntade and - homemade day that at the end of the current Bank and Trust Co. 41% 44% This is a return idslt for St. Army. Sarah Borst, Lois Braman, Lois Omk^ July of six mtn and six arUdas, Including fancy woric and to Mr. and Mrs. John Prior, 51 GET FT JUST REFORE Mrs. Joyce haa many relatives Johanna Nygren, Virginia Slater, Hamlin S t; a son to Mr. and Mrs. year it would drop its intercol - Fire InsnimuM Companies Nick who ■was warmly received at Bailey, Carolyn O’Connor, Gloria Carrie Shok, and Dorothy Bous weRNB oould not dsddo on a vor- aprons, candy and baked goods, CHRISTMAS last year’s fair, but the first time in the Manehuter area. OPTICAL STYLE BAR fiow en and plants, home-canned Paul La Brec, 54 WaddeU Rd.; a legiate football and track pro Aetna F ir e ...... 83% 86% FUIault, Linda Harrison, Martha quet. Thirty-two of 40 ^ rls at diet yosUirday to the case of Ray Hartford Fire ...... 63 66 that his arrival has been made pos 788 MAIN STREET gooda, white elephant, post office daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wear Your Old dottiee grams and curtail Ita athletic' pro TEETOTALERS Hammond, Carol Kearney, Bonnie tended one or more o f three ses Ml t - i i n mond H. IMUsle and Judge John National Fire ...... 108 118 sible through the cooperation of packsges. Johnson, Ludwig Rd., Rockville. Freeh Out Dec. IS-Deo. 24 gram to concentrate oh "a decade First temperance society in the Jones Lee Ann O'Brien, Janet sions this foil. P, Cottar declared a mistrial. Phoenix Fire ...... 78% 81% the volunteer fire department. Palertskl, Cynthia Raymond, Linda There will 'he a kitchen social b e r t h TODAY: A son to Mr. TEL. PI 2-8166 o f academic expansion.” Other entertainment for chll United States was founded in 1786 A new trial will be set In the during the afternoon and a tea ta and Mrs. Lee Packer, Ellingfon. Lite snd Indemnity las. Cos. by 200 Connecticut farmers who Smith, Sue Ann Tucker; Mlml Manoheator E v e n in g Herald Marquette, the largest Roman Aetna Casualty .... 89 04, dren at the bazaar will bo a pro Wythe, Sharon Zapert, and Lesley Hebron correspoadent, Susan B. next court session. ble for refreshments from 1 to S DISCHARGED YBSTORDAY: fessional make-up booth and a pledged "nbt to partake of alcoholic Jean Cardini, 36 Morse Rd.; Mar Catholic university In the United Aetna L i f e ...... 86% 88% B. Pendleton, telephone AOademy Advertise in The Herald— It Pays The Jury didiberated for three pm . E. C. MINNUM fish pond. beverages during the harvest sea Beil. hours and 20 minutes, beginning Mambers of Frances Herron garet Susag, 46 Adelaide Rd.; States began its football program Conn. General ...... 395 407 son.” Those who have passed the fish 8-8454. RIPLEY M U RO. in 1892, and haa piqyed a major The bazaar will open at 19:30 at 11:40 a.m., returning to the Council, Pythian Sunshine Oirls, Richard Stapleton, 15 Oakland S t ; Hftd. Steam Boiler .. 89 94 a.m. and will feature a country eourtroom to announce their in- will have a booth of homemade Leo Moriarty, 64 N. School St; COVENTRY Independent intercollegiate sched Travelers ...... 85% 88% ule since 190L It became a power store, refreshment bar, Christmas abUlty to decide. A Jury’s ver articles for'sale, including table Jeffrey Quinn, Dart Hin Rd.., Ver Public rtUitles gifts, and decorations, baked dict must be unanimous- centsrptoces, bouquets sad candles non; Mrs. Ola Thibodeau, 68 Sea A In the 1930s, but fortunes declined Conn. Light A Power 25 27 after the war. goods, plants, books, fancy work, J u ^ Cotter charged the Jury for Ohrlstmaa. Mias B3sa Gustaf man Circle; George Mavridis, 72 Hftd. Elec. Light .i..61% 64% a rummage sale, and whits ele Tlie Very Rev. Edward J.O ’Don- again, but the panel returned an son is in charge o f the Sunshine Benton S t; Andrew Desautel8 399 Hartford Gas Co. . . . 49 Bid phant articles. hour Uter stUl uriable to agree. Oirls’ booth. Pariter St.; Theodore Volkert Co Mll, president o f Marquette, fold So. New England CMcken Pox Again DeIisle,-34, of Stafford Springe, ventry; Norman BJarkman, 28 a newa conference this morning Telephone ...... 45% 47% Between 35 and 40 children have la Oharged with risk of Injury to Franklin S t ; Mrs. Mary Oavls, 85 that hopes of "rejuvenating” the Manufacturing Companies been absent dally at the elemen eiVE 1HIS SEAUTIFUL a child. Oliver Rd.; Mrs. Justine Gray, Co program in recent years have fail 54% 67% tary school due, for the most part, Because of the nature of the FREE! FREE! ed and the deficit from this year’s Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. Hospital Notes ventry; Mrs. Carol Furber, 148 12% 14 to chicken pox, School Principal testimony in the case and becau « losing season may reach fSO.OOO. Associated Spring ... STBteoraoNic p h o n o «« a p h Park S t ; Mrs. Claire Clinch, East 8% 10 Mrs. Doris E. Chamberlain salA Of the age of the girt Involved, The 1960 record was three games Bristol Brass ...... I Hartford; Everett Bentley, Dobson ' 3% 4% yesterday. Another factor is a Judge Cotter cleared the court Vletttag hoare are 2 to 8 p.m. for won, six lost Dunham Bush ...... all areas except maternity where Rd., Vernon;- Ralph Q i^ ley, 80 59 62 virus Illness now making the • 6 speakers ^2-12” bass) room Wednesday after the Jun^ Foley S t; Mrs. Maureen Plckral, Several weeks ago, Marquette E m -H a rt...... had been selected and before the they are 2 to 4:S0 and 6:M to 8 Fafnlr Bearing .... • 42% 45% rounds. 52 Wadsworth S t; Mrs. J a n ice oraiounoed a 10-year program of State put on its case. pjM.; and private rooms where THE 1961 RELIGIOUS Landers Frary Cffark 10 12 • Diamond atylus pickup Vernier and son, 35 Milford Rd.; building, additions to faculty and Only the Jurors, necessary court they are 10 am . 8 pm . N. B. M achine...... 17 19 Mrs. Margaret West and aon, Staf expansion of curricula with 14 16 • Record storasre personnel and the trial lasers fund-raising goal of some |80 mil North amd Judd .... were on hand. The trial began fordville; Mrs. Steffie Berzenakl 13 14% John Ashe and Darrell Stark Inspect the nearly complato radio huUdlng whl<* iMks A r m m tha Pattenta Today: 208 and son, 1 Nelaon PI.; Mrs. Jane lion during the decade.' Stanley W orks...... Wednesday and ended Thursday Terrv Steam ...... 33 36 Wedding • Choice of Cherry, American Walnut, Danish broad «panae of Connecticut countryslda northoast of Bald HUl. (Herald photo by Satemla),. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Baker and daughter, 15 Michael CALENDAR "W e are deeply aware o f the n om ln g. The Judge charged the 46% 49% John HuU, 78 White S t ; Dermis Dr., Vernon. ■Veeder R o o t ...... Walnut Jury the flrst time at about 11 For all Manchester parishes is available at the Jarvis magnitude of this appeal,” Father The above quotations are not to of the system and tbs retsnUon of aaid Starts and Ashe, “a few sec Bbcner, East Hartford; Mrs. Valerie DISCHARGED TODAY: Soott O’Donnell said, and recognize that Joyce - Atkinson Starkweather, 65 Deepwood Dr.; be construed as actual markets. Beliale was presented for plea all equipment for use within the onds’ time saved can make a world Tinti, 112 Chambers S t ; John Hull, Realty Co. office. its success will require consider Lt. Alice Atkinson and Capt. RockvUle-Vem on county. o f difference.” Deane Btmce, 1 Mary Lane, Ver 76 White S t ; Mark and S c o t t able effort and' sacrifice on the Ralph Joyce exchanged wedding SB the charge Sept 22 In company non; Philip Bolanceau, EUlngton; with four other men allegedly in- Incorporation meant no more Obeimelw, 29 Weat St; VmHarn Stop in for yours today. We also have a limited supply part of our alunmi and friends. vojys Saturday, Nov. 26, at the solvsd in the same incident matching funds, but the service Mrs. Dorothy Fisher, Bast Hart Moore, 383 Center St.; Robert Head footbaU coach Lisle Black- State Will Give Pittsburgh Temple Corps of the ford; Alebrt Ezerino, 14 Trumbull of home calendars. 11m o^ rs: David Benoit 23, Firemen Build took everything in stride. The ra Ferrante, 61 Falknor Dr.; Mra. bourn has a year to serve on his Salvation Army. Stuart Knox. 20, both Of Staf. dio relay was a.neoeaslty, and Public Records S t ; Albert Adamz, 85 Spruce S t; Elizabeth Giggle, 472 Keen-ey eontiaet and may stay at Mar Diploma Exams The bride is the daughter of Mr. mahogany finieh gord Springs, John Morgan. 24, of members of the service pitched In Alfred Dupuis, 906 TUlland Tpke.; S t; V^Uam Meaglier, T o U a ^ quette for that period if he wishes and Mrs. William Atkinson of W a im , Maas., and Fred Hajoste«<. Relay Station and did most o f the work them <|nltelalm Deeds Pkther O’Donnell said. Track Application forms are now avail Pittsburgh, and the bridegroom is M , e f Staffordville, all pleaded selves, . using, when they had to, eoach Mel Shlmric, 'who also the son of Mr. and Mrs. William J
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CoiumBia Lawrence River, which reported from last week's-severs Hoods, WEAR 14 below, and Boonvllle, N.Y., in not one county was fog free. Said Southw est Hit the Adirondack foothills, with -IS, a spcAceaman for the Royal Auto Lions to Hear aa' far ebuth its Oakland in west mobile Club: ern Maryland - which had -6 de- "Fog is lying like a vast'patch State Deputy WHITE By Heavy Rain, degrees. work quilt from .Scottish and Wintry muifestations Included Welsh borders right down to the south coast. Visibility varies from WllUam J. HiUlard, deputy com a 10-below"at Valparaiso, in Huge Snowfall Northwestern Indiana, where a 20 to 100 yards. missioner of motor vehicles for the Snow and ice carpeted roads in State, wiU be guest speaker at the (Oontiaoefi from Page Ons) record 10-inch snow fell since yes Uons Club meeting Monday at 7 terday. Scotland. Compiled by Stadenta.of Maneheatcr High School . Fog was heavy in much of north T«L XXV. N®. 18 Friday. Dceambar 9 P;^m. at Liberty Hill Log (Jabin. and Lovlngton in the -southeastern It was cold In most of the coun Italy and snow fell along the This is a dinner meeting, after corner. try. Temperatures in the storm which Hilliard will talk on road belt were mostly in the 20s and western Alps, ^ Icing and power failures knock France had generally cold, fog safety and the new registration ed out two microwave relay tow 80s, far below seasonal levels. renewal system, and will be the Biit the coldest weather was in gy weather and there was a fresh Basketball, Swimming, Rifle Teams : only meeting this month, accord- AFTER DARK ers in central New Mexico, inter snowfall in the French Alps. riANTLAND’S Drimia Club Presents rupting telephone, telegraph and the northern areas from the Rock In Sweden, skies cleared after - ing to George Peters, pubUclty television transmti^slons bet'ween ies eutward . into New England. chairman. Below zero 'marks were reported a heavy, countrywide snowfall sign. Both are memoera of the So Albuquerque and Roswell during which caused two traffic deaths To See Stars ciety of Connecticut Oaftsmen the night. in parts of Montana, the Dakotas Christmas Tree Sale *Bull in a China Shop’ Approach Season with Hopes High Ten members of the C-Teens of and the American Crafts Council. and Minnesota and in the Mid and tied up all forma of transpor Columbia Congregational Church New Mexico State' Police lost west they ranged from near zero tation for hours. A Load of Freshly Cut $*■ Together they have taught at contact with its mobile units when The coldest recorded tempera hold- Somanhis Payment Due Winter sports teams are prac-^ The Indiana wlU have two fine* As yet the tank men havo' will drive to New York tomorrow Willlmantlc State College In the in extreme northern sections to the BALSAM, 2 to 12 ft. From I aUV *But, ywing man, you’re -with the Rev. George K. Blvans and Its main transmitter on 10,678- 30s in the. South. Marks in the At ture was 22 degrees below zero ticing diligently for a new season replacements on the forward line no time trials, but Ibat seaeon's Summer School of Crafts. foot Sandia Peak east of Albuquer tag my htnd!” this year in Jim Mistretta, re resulU and this , year’s pracUce Robert B. Russell Jr., co-adviser Some years ago Kullgren was lantic Coast states were from near (fahrenhelt) In North Sweden. ■’’Don't worry, lady, that'* aa Down payments of one dollar which promises much. of the group. Two car loads will que was Iced over by the driving 10 above in the north to tfie 60s in Snow blizzards hit much of Fin L IV E T R E E S fiur aa I'm going to go." cuperating well from a recent ill sessions suggest a few proapec- director of the Manchester 'YMCA. snow. each are being made in all fifth The 1960-61 edition of the Man ness, and Marsh Potter, a fine tlve point-getters. leave at 8 a.m. from the Chapel Hot Lunch Menu the south. They were in the 40s land and in Helsinki the tempera ■ linM like these, an hilarious period classes for the 1061 So-, In the 200-yard free style event and visit the Hayden Planetarium The snow reached as far south and 50s in the Gulf Coast states. ture dropped to 5 below zero. Frasier Fir, Spruce, Blue Spruce—2-10 Ft. Ttiot, eccentric characters, com- manhls. Soliciting of these pay chester High School basketball bail handler and shooter. and see the (Jhristmas show "Star The hot lunch menu at Porter The first snow of the winter fell team will soon make its initial Scrimmages Held co-Captain Hurl and Da'vkI Bax School next week is: Monday bean a.s the desert community of Ajo, The 30s and 40s were the rule Uned with the fine acting abilities ments w'ill continue until Dec. ter are claiming starting line po- of Wonder.” If there is time they Ariz., where the fall — believed to in most of the Pacific Coast states. in Denmark, where thermometers FROM $4 9 5 t i i members of Sock and Buskin 13, and the final cost will vary, start of the. campaign with the The Indians have engaged in will see some of the Museum of soup with bacon, cheese sandwich stood at the freezing point. various pre-season scrimmages BiUona. The 100-yard and 60 yard and bhieberry pudding; Tuesday be the first in 36 years — amount O tt^ te d an enthusiastic audi depending on how many year first game slated against Windham free style events have eeveral boys Natural History in the same build ed to three inches. London, Dec. 9 (ff>—Fog, ice or A thin layer of enow fell In ence to "Bull In a China Shop" in books are sold. High School of WlllimahUc Decem- with area teams. Manchester’s op scrambling for positions, but ing, and return home to be here for chicken chow mein, rice, noodles, Roads in northern Arizona were snow—and in some places ail three southern Germany and other parts the UHS auditorium Saturday Liz Dawkins 1>er 16 in the arena. ponents in these scrimmages haye an early dinner. carrot sticks and peaches; of the country had gray and foggy been the St. Thomas Seminary, Coach Richard Bolenek will ehooee slick and dangerous with nine —blanketed tfiuch of Elurope and l ^ h t This year’s team, alttaough lack his starters from Doug Komer, Making the trip are: Arthur Jef Wednesday ravioli with meat in Inches — the heaviest snow In 10 the British Isles today. weather. Temperatures were near ARTIFICIAL ^The play, first performed on ing in height, will field a team Bulkeley High, E. O. Smith High Jim Hunter, Don Cordner, John fries, George Johnson, James Hem- sauce, tossed salad and fruit; years — reported in the Holhrook- In England, still drying out freezing almost everywhere. "Alfred Hitchcock Presents,” deals with much experience, Mike Rear of Storrs, Weaver High, and Hart Verfaille, or Bob Demers. pel, Thomas Roberts, Steven and Thursday roast turkey, stuffing, Winslow area. Grand Canyon had with alx spinsterly old ladies, who Debating Club don, veteran i)ackcourt. performer, ford High School. High scorer dur- A newcomer to MHS, Art Hog- Warren Fletcher, Janet Greenway, potato, cranberry sauce, celery 14 inches. TREES •n fall in love with a bachelor will probably handle the guard ing these, scrimmages was Steve leson, is proving himself a capable Karen Tasker, Holly Stannard and sticks and Ice cream; Friday fish duties along with stylish Steve McAdam, followed closely by Robert Bowers. sticks, tarter sauce, carrots, The heavy Ice storm In Texas Fire Proof. Permanent detective,' Denius O’Plnn, who lives 'W # butterfiy swimmer, along vdth closed eight schools and was called nerosa the street. Since O'Finn is Gets Mention McAdam, another returnee from Craig Johnson, Dave 'White, and Lance Stewart and Paul Smith.. C-Teen members will meet Sun green beans and applesauce. lest year’s tournament team. Dave Frank Boyd. As Coach Elgin Za- The bMkstroke and breast day at 2 p.m. at the home of cO' Christmas Parties the worst since 1049. Texas White, Silver, Green In charge of homicide, two of the White and Craig Johnson, two tursky sidd after the Bulkeley adviser, Mrs. William Robinson on The Columbia Workshop will Electric Co. reported more than 100 sild ladles are killed with rat pol- stroke events will probably see power poles snapped under the Ice ORANGE HALL Sizes •on toTattract him to the house. At ^Congress’ other seasoned veterans, will be up scrimmage, "As long as we stay Bob Heine and Bruce Murry aa Sleepy Hollow Rd. They are to meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home front for the Indians. Frank Boyd, in our patterns, we can stay up starters. bring Christmas greens to make of Mrs. Allan Robinson on Lake in the Sweetwater area of west Up To 8 Ft. This remaining old ladles enjoy wreaths and sprays to sell. Mrs. Texas while Southwestern Bell O'Plnn's presence in their house student representatives from Ray Dotchin, and Buddy Minor, with any of the Hartford teams.” The team’s diving will be headed Rd., for its annual Christmas the three tallest Indians at 6 feet Usually the Hartford teams are by co-Captaln Kostenko, who ben Clinton Ladd will a.ssist Mrs. Rob party. No work is scheduled for the Telephone Co. said it lost 340 poles no much that they make it very ten schools throughout Connect!'' inson in directing the work. The evening. Assisting hostesses are in that area. difficult for him to find out 3, are scrambling for the starting among the leaders in the state in efits from two years of experienTO. cut assembled Saturday for the berth at the center post on Dec. 16. basketball. The first meet for the Ducks money earned through this project Mrs. Philip H. Isham. Miss Anna The heavy rains sent the swol which one of them la the mur .Sixth Annual Secondary School The Indiana play each team in vrill be alumni competition during will bo used for the support of the Bass and Mrs. Roy Beers. len Sabine River out of its banks BINGO deress. When a reporter, Jane Speedy Tony Morianos and Mike Korean boy the group adopted last The Columbia Community Play In northeastern Texas and threat Model Congreas at the Unlverelty Geciauskas, two starters on last the CCIL twice on a home-and- Christmas vacation. Rogers, threatens to Uke away home basis. Other highlights on Rifle Team Confident year. Wreaths may be ordered ers will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at ened a major flood. Heavy loases their "lover,” the old maids kill of Connecticut. Among them were season’s Junior Varsity team, will through Linda Collins or Sally the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald were forecast In the Sabine basin Every Sat. Night At 7 :30 revitalize the offense with their the Indians’ schedule inckide the A new season of shooting was her off with rat poison, also. four members of the Debating Alumni game Dec. 26 and the two ushered in the MHS Indians of Card. Hodgins on Edgarton Rd. After a from flooding of oil and gaa wells. Dennis O'Finn, an Irish cop and Club of MHS under the supervision combination of speed and accurate Craftsmen at Show brief meeting there will be a The U.S. Weather Bureau at Al 18 REGULARS— 4 SPECIALS— 1 SWEEPSTAKE the object of the old ladies "crim- shooting when they enter the game. games with CDC rival East Hart the Rifle Team in their first week buquerque said no letup was in of Mr, David Hartwell: Bob ford. Complete Information con of practice. The coming season is Mr. and Mrs. Even F. Kullgren CJhristmas egg nog party. thal devotion,” was excellently Morrissey '61, Mary Pierce ’63, Bob Hendel, a transfer from Nor of Erdonl Rd. are participating in New Baby sight. The forecast for northern wich Free Academy’s state semi- cerning the Indians’ schedule may looked forward to with hopes and New Mexico and Arizona called portrayed by Bruno Giullni, '61, as Kathy Ryan ’63, and Victor Zu- be found in the High School Hand the annual crafts and art Christ A daughter was born to Mr. and a too-attractlve professional. His brow '61. finalist team of a year ago, will expectations of a high degree of Mrs. Albert Hadigan of Hennequln for continued snow today while Book. success. mas sale sponsored by the Wes assistant, Kramer, was played by The Congress, sponsored by the probably see quite a bit of action leyan Potters of Middletown. The Rd.. Wednesday at Middlesex Hos more freezing rain was expected Ranald Plrkey, '62, with a wry Department of Speech and Drama at the guard slot this year. Paul Plan Splash Wins This year the coach, Mr. Gil pital in Middletown. Mrs. Hadigan in Texas. Quey, the youngest member of the Swimming team Co-Captains bert Hunt of the English Depart affair la being held at the Olin is the former Barbara Keeffe, The rain belt extended from asnse of humor. of UConn, Introduced the students Library of Wesleyan University in Arlene Garrlty, ’61, painted an to the system of parliamentary team (sophomore) will impress Scott Hurt and Fred Kostenko will ment, is relying on the returning daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John' W. Texas eastward through most of procedure as each participated In fans*with his all-around speed and lead the MHS ducks to splashing veterans to be the backbone of the gallery rooms. It is open from Keeffe of Lake Rd., Andover. The the Gulf (ioast atates. In other accurate portrait of Miss Hildc- 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. gaide, a domineering, practical, a mock congress. About two weeks his fine shooting ability. victories during the winter season. the team. Co-captalns Karl Kehler baby is the couple’s first child.. areas outside the Southwest storm prior to the conference each school and John Matchett, with opening Kullgren, as a director of re belt, snow flurries continued in the penny-pinching landlady. had submitted bills they wished to scores of 187 and 188, are expect ligious educatiqn, became interest Manchester Evening Herald Co Great Lakes region and the cen SUOOR Ellen Hochberg, ’62, displayed be brought before the Senate or ed to lead the team to many vic ed in craft work and folk danc lumbia correspondents Mrs. Donald tral Appalachians while snow fell her dramatic ability by depicting House of Representatives. Each bill Local Merchants Cyclops Wins tories. Other returning •veterans ing. He has worked in many of R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy in North Dakota. Miss Birdie, the oldest of the was related in some way to this Class Officers Survey Work are Dave Call, Dave Roberts, Ken the handcrafts and is at present 8.S43S. New England had the coldest Characters, a most petite, sweet .year's topic. "The Security of the The newly elected officers for the class of 1961 are ahown here looking over some echoolwork. Volunteer Prizes Tedford, Roger Harry, Jason most interested in metals of all weather of its season this morn old lady, who possesses edeptness Free World.” They are. left to ri^ t, Don Seipel, co-treasufer; Oreg Manchuk, president; Mike Simmons, vice In Lab Battle Stansfield, Fred Jacobs, Alan Salk sorts which he fashions into bowls, Early Surgery ing, with the mercury at zero in WREATHS at flirtation. Four worthwhile prizes will be trays, tea services and vases, some Limestone, Maine: 1 above zero at : Sue Benet, '62. did well aa Miss After an introductory apeech president; Poppy Gerard, co-treasurer; and Sharon Kohlinaky, secretary. (Herald photo by Pinto). and Gaiyr Zowlstowskl. The rook delegates proceeded to their re offered on the local level thie year ies show a greater degree of pro of which are enameled. Montpelier, Vt.; 2 above at Leb Balaam, Kpnice, Della-Rohbla. Amsntha, the prototype of the Surgery Is said to have been Each different. From spective chambers and began pro for the annual, nationwide essay Before Qub ficiency this year than they have His wife, Betty, who does block first performed about 2500 R.C. anon, N.H., and 13 at Boston. n .25 old n»ald school teacher. resentatlves received two honor printing, studied at th,9,„Art Stu gandra Hunter, ’61, presented a cedure. In each branch as bills able mention certificates won by Names Omitted contest on employing the handi shown in pre'rious years. Egyptian raiwings of about that Subzero reading.^ dotted the R ig h t for were presented, heated dlscuaslnos Carol Sing The students anxiodsly awaited Gary Harrison is to be the teem dents League in New York and date have been found which show northern Appalachians, from hrilllant performance in depicting ensued until a final decision could Bob Morrissey and Kathy Ryan. capped. the battle for iife and death to the Rhode I.sland School of De- Miss Lucy, a tall, ttiln old lady, Two names were omitted manager and scorer this year be operations being performed. Wanakena, N.Y., near the St. bo reached. After lunch, a similar With high hopes for higher Gift certificates for merchan continue the chain of life. Un cause of 'Mis inability to fire. This EVEROREEfi ROPINQ ^ 0 constantly mourned "the one session proceeded until 3:15 when awards in the future and having from the honor roll, published dise will be presented by the fol fortunately the hydra was weak' every man... got away.” Uaugter rang learned a great deal, the tired, but To Be Given in The Herald on Dec. 1. is a poaltion that has been desired adjournamenl was called,^. lowing stores: Sears Roebuck, (50; ened by the heat of the light and for a number of years. Balaam. Prinreaa Pine. House through the auditorium as she At this time 'a joint session of happv Congrei :men came back to They are Phyllis Wiechert, the Fair, (50; the W. T. Grant Co., did not attack the cyclops. Never Full and freah. 59c ^ gave her humorous portrayal of Manchester after a very worth '62, general honor roll: and Ran Mr. Hunt expects the team to Congress revealed the outcome of Monday Night (2.5; and Reed’s, (10. theless, the demonstration pre win at least half of the matches Plants this peevish old maid. the bills presented. Awards for ex while day. dall Smith, '64, freshman honor National prizes of (2,000 are sented by Joel Rottner and Robert 691 MAIN STREET atijusts to Miss Nettle, the old lady who cellence of speech were also given Mary Pierce roll. sponsored by the President’s Com for the season. The first match ’63 The 29th annual Christmas Con Gibson, at the Science Club meet with the alumni will probably be CEMETERY BASKETS eras always saying the wrong thing at this time. The Manchester rep- cert put on by the choirs and or mittee for Employing the Handi ing Monday proved stimulating. NEXT TO G AS CO. POINSETTIAS at the wrong time, was well played capped; state prizes from (500 to a loss, due to the great number of chestra of Manchester High School- Sandra Smith, recording secre excellent shooters that have pre every beard! Bnxea. Baaketa, Urna, KALANCHOES by Margaret Cote, ’61. Patricia will be held In the auditorium on Girls Clubs Hold $50 are sponsored by the gover tary, presided at the meeting while Perry, ’62 was Miss Elizabeth, the nor’s committee. viously fired on the MHS team. Completely decorated. From ^ 1 . 9 5 CHRISTMAS Monday night under the direction the business was being held. After l U a ^ t Q U a J d FREE PARKING IN REAR youngest and most spry of the old of Mr. G. Albert Pearson and Mr. Unusual Dinner The specific theme for 1961 Is the faculty advisor Mr. Anthony The only other teams that are ex CACTUS "dames.” Robert C. Vater. Jobs for the Handicapped. .A Allb- 'o had described some scl' pected to scalp the Indians are the The slovenly stretcher bearers Community Challenge.” Essays teams from Wllbraham Academy CUT BOUGHS MUMS The program will open with se ■ A box supper "wtis the center of ence books which were_ available were rioutously depicted by Rob lections from the orchestra direct should be 1,200 words or less, to club members per order, the and Hamden High School. TIME TO SAVE ON AZALEAS ert Allison and Ronald Prentice, ed by Mr. Vater, followed by the Interest during'an enjoyable eve typed double space on white paper. meeting was turned over to Joel Because of the unsafe condi Balaam, Laurel, Ptne, Fraaler Fir. CYCLAMEN both ’61. Freshman Choir led by Mr. Pear ning for ttie members of the Soph A cover sheet must contain the and Bob. tions at the Manchester Armory, 0 r -~-ona Imndlea. From 49c Cecily England ’62 appeared as son. who started the (Jhristmas omore an
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Herald. Angle B j EARL YOST For Rangers’ Quintet Sports' Editor IBC Leader H O U D AT s p ic k NO. 8 OABDKN ORO’ OATKBEBS May Soon Be Discontinued »> ‘ ■* Standings ' S' igs Red Hot Rivalry Ends on Sour Note W. L. Pet. W. L Pet. By FRANK CLINE 1 .-.Vit’. i-‘ Caraway ...... 26 5 .833 Buffets ...... 3 6 12 .750 Wiillin^ord, Dec; 9 (/P)~< ing out representatlvod of theB The New Haven Board of Edu-^ "For acme, it stems from fi Strained relations between East Hartford High and Man Made Deals Tapper ...... 10 H .033 Weddings . . . other'states on the matter. “Christmaa arrived 18 days early. That’s about, tha beat ...3 2 16 .667 The Connecticut Interscholas- cation recently named a committee nancial reasons, and others are chester High officials have resulted in termination of foot Baail ...... 10 14 .533 Outingq ...... 8 1 17 .M6 to look into the possibility of ex way I know of describing it." So stated Tony D’Angona, hard tic Athletic Conference has One o f the factora Involved, he concerned from the educational ball games between the two neighboring schools. Unable to As Angels ’ Pilot Cayenne ...... 18 16 .600 Clambakes . , ...2 5 23 .521 aaid, is eontinuing concern on the cluding New Haven schools from working coach of Cheney Tech’s cloud nine riding basketbaB Poppyseed ...... 13 17 .483 taken a step that shows there standpoint. ’They feel the benefits reach an agreement on a date for the 1961 season, the an W ith Carbo Banquets ...... 2 0 28 .417 part of some CIAC members over future New Engalnd Tournaments. team yesterday following Wednesday’s come from behind Cinnamon’ ...... 12 .18 .4(10 Bar-Ba-Ques .10 28 .386 is copsiderable dissatisfaction "Some unfortunate incidents'’ at to be gained from taking part In nouncement was made that effective immediately Manchester Wilbur Cross and Hlllhouse High, hardvi.vrt earned Victory over t ... - . 1^8 Angeles, Dec. 9 {IF)— Fred Haney has taken over as Ginger .••.••*.,•..■.11 18 .367 Receptiona . ...1 8 30 .375 in (Connecticut with the New the Boston Garden a few years the two New Haven high schools, the tournament are not sufficient Memorial. and East Hartford will sever their long standing gridiron Washington, Dec. 9 (JF)— Allspice ... - ...... -10 20 .333 Picnics ..... to Justify It" „jiieral manager of the new Los Angeles Angels. His first ...1 1 87 .228 England .Scholastic Buketball back. have won the title the last three And quite a victory it was too rivalry. " ------^------James Norris, who says he Tournament aa it Is now conduct This was apparently a reference years. Ruddy said that if a meeting for- the irictory starved Rangers. RadiOf TV Sports T^ere'a a long story, with many tmh ___ dealt reluctantly with mobster problem: Hire some guys to do the chores. The Angels, the ' Setting the pace were Alba Sobi- ■pacing the pin topplers were ed. to the brawl involving hundreds of Administrators of the New with representatives of the other The cherished triumph znt^ped — ____. 1.4.. roiild be re.aumed. Dillon and aki 114, Betty Kusmik 110, Laura Frankie Carbo, faced his last C 'v' i ' American Baseball League’s new Los Angeles team, haven’t ATlyne Noake 1-18, Evelyn Lorent- Yesterday the CIAC voted to re spectators and some of the play Haven schools are not alone In states can be arranged for next an 18-game losing streak for [ h r cont[o”ver:,y Which - " f head M ^ncU t^r'^t^h got a field manager or a roster of#. Rapson 113, Millie McCniden 113, zen 125-118—344. Edith CorrenU ers at the 1957 championship game their feeling that there are some month, he will be one of Connectl- Saturday— . 4 , «M j.,., ^ tViA An nPRO AiRUCnPflLEr xiifTn round today before Senate in quest each New England state to Cheney. The Rangers had not won players u yet. Martha Harrison 113. 112, Amy Pirkey 121, Kay Scabies between Somerville, Mass., ami drawbacks to participation in the cut’a spokesmen. Another will be a victory on the court since Feb. 1:80—Sporta Parado, rouncement bv A. Raymond ^f^ch, and di.sruaaed the matter. vestigators who want more "■A . .;v ' He described Arizona as an al send representatives to a meeting duumel 80. "I’d like to have the managfer 112, Shirley Vittner 126, Myrna next month to discuss "possible Wilbur Cross High School o f New New England Tournament, Ruddy Langdon Femald, former principal 20, 1957 when they beat East Rollers.s> — Manche.sler\ifnnnun.tn.. u.rrHHiffh tM-innipnnci-. roncretf dccision «.«. fu-n wag reached. details of relations between the by Monday, to help with the draft,” ternate locale. Said Haney: WEbNESDAY I^ E D DOUBLES Rivosa 114, Helene Dey’ 117, Betty 8 p.m.— Pro Baaketban, 1 * la A A x7^ am _ 1 u nv.8 Merrill’s ...... 8ASKETSMJ. Shot In Arm lights, Channel 28. school s athletic teams are re- keep the series alive, filled hope of averting difficulties Haney eaid that Stengel ie his dent of the board. It Was Reynolds M. O. Jarvis ... ..15 12 .555 Foul Shooting "It was a real shot in the arm first choice for the field man- U B. Ostrander ...... 11 13 .458 Correntl's Ins. . .15 12 .555 10 p.m.— Boxing, ferred to as the Hornets. When this suggestion of a .Satur- with boxing managers who howled who announced Haney’s appoint to us,” declared D'Angona. "Now Job, but said other men are s. L. Landr; .. _____11 13 .458 Wllco Tool ... .,1 0 17 .373 scones P a n t vs. Thensps— » Evidentally, there were misun- day date was presented to East for more mone.y and threatened to ment as general manager at the that they know they can really CXuumel 8. being considered — among them meeting yesterday. J, ICGfsIt • • • e..... 6 18 .222 Gus's Grinders . . 4 23 .148 By Wilt Gives elarstandinga between the of- Hartford, Dillon let Glardi make a pull out of televised bouts. win out there things should be dif / Bill Rigney, formerly of the Tie first question ,was whether S. E. Spence ...... 4 20 .167 Y JUNIORS Sunday— flcials involved. decision. The former Holy Cross Norris formerly headed the Tn- ferent. Sure, we’ll lose our share ternational Boxing Clubs, dis Giants, Bob Elliott, formerly of Stengel would be field ’boss. Haney Clark Motors regained first Itie "Y Junior Basketball 2 p.m.—Pro FootbaO, Manchester's reason for a barkfleld whiz said he would play Uie Giants and Kansas City and place by winning three pointa. Shy- Warriors Edge of games but I think we’ll win Giaats-Redsktas, banded by roiirt order last year said that Reynolds and Autry had Ruth Ostrander 118, sandy League had its season openers some too. diange in Thank.sgiving opponent Thank.sglving. or not at all. Man- L«o Durocher, onetime Dodger Marge Cushing Ann slipped to second, one game Channel 8. for monopolizing championship held tentati'Ve talks with the maJs- Spends 111 and back. last night with the Elks breezing "I've said all along that my was brought about by a revi.sion rhe.ster would play on the date open ramrod. ter of intricate prose before they 114 set the acoHng pace. 2 p.m.— Pro Footban, fights. He was excused from tes Bob Farrand 136 and Art Lahue Philadelphia, Dec. 9 (/Pi — Coach by Gordon Cleaners 33-23, Bo boys didn’t have a defeated atti Eagles-Steelen, of the CCID of which, the local the Hornets, or not at all. tifying in public afler doctors Haney, former Milwaukee won the franchise. school is a member. "This major That brings the situation up to 352 set the pace. Neil Johnston o f the PhlladelohU land Oil squeeking past Nassiff tude and they proved it at least Cbanad 22, SO. agreed the strain might provoke Braves manager, told the news "Bob and Gene weren’t quite MOBNING BELLES Warriors said today the strategy change in our football schedule \ dale. men that the Angels’ first choice Arms, 27-26, in the most exciting to me Wednesday,” continued 8:80—Pro FootbaU, another heart attack. .The .’S3-year- eiire they knew exactly what Standings U. 8. MIXED DOUBIJSS of man.Y teams In the National game, and Miller’s Pharmacy win D’Angona. They were nine pointa B^alo-Hoaetoa, had been contemplated for sever- The two schools will conllnue for a training site is Palm Springe, Casey had said when they left W. L. Pet. al weeks,” Roger said. j .sehedullngsehedullng each other In cross old Norris, king of boxing promot Calif. * Swede Hendrickson set a new Basketball Association Is to foul ning a hard foilght game from down at the half and still seven Chaanei 8. ers in the IB.'SOs, already has been him,” Haney said. Isabelles ...... 2 6 18 .591 high triple, 619. In hia three games hlgh-scorin#’ Wilt Chomberlaln to Bolton Pharmacy, 28-21. behind with eight minutes to go 4:80—Sporte Camera, The two painting incidents, first country and basketball, unless a stricken twice. Jeanlebelles .7, ...28 18 .591 he rolled 242, 205, 172. Other good keep him from shooting because 'Tom McKeough (10), Mark but they never quit.” Ouianel SO. at Manchester High, by East full break In relationship de More Testimony Toda.v Kilabelles' ....» ....2 5 19 .563 scores were by Wanda Kaselauskas of his poor record at the free throw Sheptoff (8) and Dick PastemacAi Catching his breath a minute Hartford students, and later at velops. Two years ago the annual ■lohn Bonomi. special counsel to RECEI^^S AWARD— Tom Singleton (center) Yale’s quarterback, is presented the OUT OF DOOR^ with Clairebellea . . . ___ 25 19 .563 178, Billie' Carlson 176, Pat Tre- lire. (8) led the well balanced Elks to D’Angona went on, "Do you real Klaat Hartford High by local stu home and home baseball series ....1 6 28 .364 was terminated. the subcommittee, said he planned George Bulger Lowe award of the Gridiron Club qf Boston by John Kelleher at a din- Marybelles .... marco 214, Bob Gould 202, CharUe But, added the Warriors’ coach, ■rictory over the outmanned but ize that when we went ahead for dents, had nothing to do with re- Rorybelles ..... ___14 30 .318 Bantam Five Wins Football rivalry between the to get down to cases today about Nelson, chairman of the committee, Kaselauskas 201. Twelve games that strategy backfired last right game Cleaners. Robert Hitt shot the first time with SO seconds to ino'Ving Ea.sl Hartford from the Norris’ contacts with Carbo. Ixing were decided by 10 pins or less and when Chamberlain made 12 of 21 and rebounded brilliantly to lead Thanksgiving game, Rogers said. two schools dates back nearly four aingleton is the fifth Yale man to win the award. (AP Photofax.) play it was the first time in over As Norman Stars regarded as the underworld’s box Four teams are in the thick of with four-’ weeks left in the first free throws — which Is good for Boland to an exciting victory over a year that we were ahead at that Several week.s before the Man deeades. In recent years, each the battle for championship hon round, 10 teams have a good shot school has turned out Ud be the ing bo.ss, Carbo Is in the midst of him — and four of flye in the final Nassiffs. The winning basket was stage of the game. It was quite chester building wa.s defaced by ors, one game separating the top at winning. Hartford, Dec. 0 VPi— ^A big best attraction at the box of'' a two-year prison, term for under two m'nntes to lead Philadelnhla made by Hitt in the last two sec a feeling of satisfaction in what paint, before the Thank.sgiving cover manipulations as manager four places. Deadlocked are the to a 114-111 'Victory over New night by Junior guard JAhn Nor • • • Sport Schedule onds. Paul Quastnltschka with 11 the boys accomplished.’,’ Day contest, CCIL principal.^ met I and matchmaker. When faU comes our way, the^very cold water, they’ll have a bet- Isabelles and Jeanlebelles, both Y MERCHANTS York. In all. Chsmberl«ln dumned points shot well for Nasslff’s. majorityft.lOFlLV ofOi fishermenfI fllh clean andJ _ Standing# D’Angona went on' to point out man helped Trinity lower the boom, and approved a revised football ( 'o n iin i ie Other witnesses had linked the ter flavoravaaa thana a any baaa you ever ■four point winners this week. In 46 pointa. Richie Guerin wa.s Big Terry Kloter (14) iwints. that the victory had rubbed off on T oday store their tackle, believeingAn AM the AI ^W*& ^*. 88-74, on the Kings Point Mhrl- schedule which would pit tradition- *” ''"• • ‘ in 'm Buchholz Wins ate befor^. After the weeds are Best shooter was Ruth Ostran W. L. Pet. names of Norris and Carbo. Norris hlo-h for New York with 30 points. followed by Oririe Wollenberg (8), I>ast Thanksgiving morning, an season has come to a close. Un to the rest of the student body as tlme Academy. al league rivals against one an said Carbo visited his New York Rockville at Newington. gone, the baas all scattered, is der, town women’s champ, with a Howard Landscaping. 23 10 .697 The Warriors victory, counled were just too much for a game estimated peraona watehed fortunately, this group of unin well many of them were on hand Norman got half of Ms It prints other on the holiday, or the Satur apartment about twice a year for East Hampton at RHAM. the one time of the season when 145 single, tops this season. She White Glass ...... 21 12 .636 with Boston’s 118-115 loss to Cin Pharmacy quintet. Duke Hutchin at the finish of Wednesday's big Mancheater whip East Hartford formed sportsmen are missing out from the free throw line last night. day preceding Thank.sgiving. a decade. He portrayed Carbo as Tuesday, Dec. l.l trolling for them is likely to prove also had a 335 triple. Others In the Community Press ...20 Ifi .606 cinnati? moved them Into first nlace son and little 'Wllllie Warren played victory. it was hoped that Wethersfield for the firat time In nine years. Farmington at Rockville, 8:15. on perhaps the best fishing of their more auccessful than casting. Morlarty Bros...... 15 18 .454 The Bantams’ Brian Brooks did knowing more fight managers lives. "news" bracket were Helen in ths Eastern Division a half game well for Bolton. "It was a holiday spirit around well at the line too, equaling a would be the new Turkey Day op There were .1„100 payees, the larg Cromwell al RHAM. Opening Match You’ll probably find walleye# Gutzmdr 123, LI* Church 117, Vic’s Soda Shop , . . .14 19 .424 ahead of the Celtics. Oscar Robert the school all day today,” declared than anyone el.se In the game. Chilly fall days are now cooling school record by connecting on all ponent hut tho rival sehnnl ha.s. at est number ever for a home foot Wednesday, Dec. 14 where you found them all aummer, Cappy Giblin 116, Hilma McComb Dart’s D a ir y ...... 6 27 .181 son and Jack Twyman. getting 36 D’Angona yesterday. "The stu ball game. He said he emplo.ved 'Viola Mas LaSalette at Cheney Tech, 2, ^ e waters after a hot summer. 10 chances. least at the moment, ni.xed par- ters the girl friend who later on a gravelly bottom, rather deep. 118-122—335. . Ruth Clark 111, noint# each, sparked the Cincinnati dents would stop me In the corri King’s Point high man was t’clpatlon in holiday games. With This alone ahoiild be reason Armory. Big sluggish fish that retreated Howard I.and8(mping moved one Bowliiig married Carbo as a ‘Good will Perth, Australia, Dec. 9 (/P)— Earl (Butch) Buchholz, 20- to cool deep water, and were hard Here, of course, bottdm-skipping Lorraine Petqman 115, Jean victory. dors and say ‘WB sure won that Chuck Keith, who scored 24 points. V.'ethersfleld nut. W'lndham was set enough for the series to be ron- Friday, Dec. IS with a lure is best. You should Nourie 110. Mrs. Ostrander also game further ahead of White Glaiss The Convention Hall double- one big coach,’ emphasizing the tinued. representative ’ He denied that Windham at Manchester, 8:15, to catch, during the hot summer The visitors went scorelesa until up as the rluh to replace East ,\’ear-old product of the United States youtli tennis movement, catch more of them than you did turned In a 84 ' game without a by taking three points from header. witnessed by 5.210 f->ns, PARKAOE MIXED WE.” Trinity had nmg up an 11-polnt the move was an effort to curr,v Arena. days, are now alert and feeding Dart's. The Glassmen lost to Com Hartford. It wasn't too many years ago survived a shaky start today to send the United States off in hungrily to store up for the cold even in spring, and they’re prac mark. was the only activit.v In the NBA The Rangers next game will be lead. At the half. Trinity led 40-27. favor with Carbo. but eonceded Cheney Tech at Somers, .3. munity Press, 2-1, thus falling out Iveagiie foes who will meet either that Manchester High needed front of Italy in the rain-interrupted opening singles matches winter months ahead. Fishing for tically certain to run far larger on last night. w. L. Pet. Wednesday when they entertain later that "Po.ssihly uneonsclously Ellington at Rockville, 8:30. the average. of a tie for the lead. the Saturday before Thanksgiving, funds to outfit the football play I had that in mind.” of the Interzone Davis Cup tennis,,}.------all species except bluegills and CBfUROH DUCKPIN Budd Fouled Out Southern Yankees . .34 10 .773 LaSalette Seminary of Hartford Rocky Hill at RHAM. Pace setters were Joe Picaut "It was a nice one to win but or on Thanksgiving Inelude the ers properly. Thanks to the In finals, which finally were halted fourth set before darkness stopped crappies is by far at its best in the Fish for pickerel In exactly the Standings Johnston said that the Knlcks Lucky Strikes ...... 28 16 .636 two Bristol sehonls, two .Meriden Norris testified he was more same places you’d fish for bass. 140-374, Joe White 136, Earle Kennedy Kids ...... 27 we’ll have to sharpen up some of College Basketbsll terest, and generosity of Matt skeptical of Carbo's Influence than because of darkness. play. fall. To be more specific, you’re W. L. Pet. sent In rookie D ’ ve Budd among 17 .614 schools snd the two West Hart Morlarty, which got th
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Douglas threaten®A-4ipday after neu The departure of the royal Dillon, now undersecretary of Joseph DeSalvo has admitted tralist Premier Prince Sou- censor and most of the telegraph that he was the gunman who CREEPERS! state, to be secretary of the vanna Phouma fled the coun staff delayed the filing of press treasury. dispatches, but it was possible to robbed a Stamford restaurant “I can neither confirm nor deny try, his hopes of a negotiated report that at 5:80 a.m. today the July 7 and fatally wounded Rightists, that.” aald Pierre Salinger. Ken peace shattered. expected clash had not taken place. Stamford Patrolman David D, nedy's press secretary, in response The departure of the premier at Vientiane was under curfew last 'Troy. ... and the most prac to questions about reports that dusk last night came shortly after night. Streets were deserted ex the President-elect has decided on two advance battalions of anti cept for an occasional jeepload of The 31-year-old defendant in a tical of all creeper communist Gen. Phoumi .NOsavan first degree murder trial made the Police in suits . • . corduroy! the 51-year-old Dillon for the soldiers. admission yesterday before a Su cabinet poet. reached the outskirts of the city Phoumi’s rightwing forces, esti perior Court judge and jury. the bosr’s three piece Kennedy arrived from Washing and began setting up siege artil mated to totsU 2,000 men and DeSalvo, accused of slaying embroidered set with ton last night with his vgfe Jac lery. backed by armor and artiUery Troy during a running gunfight queline and their two-week-old son, (Souvanna arrived Safely in such as Laos has not seen in six that followed the restaurant hold Hot Clash firripper crotch, sizes Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Satur 12 to 24 months. John Fitzgerald Jr. The president years of intermittent warfare with up, took the stand against the ad elect plans to spend the weekend day. Six members of his cabinet pro-Communist Pathet Lao rebels, vice of counsel. For three and a Algiers, Dec. 10 (IP)—-Riot at the Atlantic shore home of his and several members of parliament began reaching the outskirta late half hours he told of a life filled parents, but Mrs. Kennedy and were reported to have flown there Friday. with crime and violence. police firing tear gas grenades their two children expect to stay with him in five planes.) They were dusty and dlshevvel- DeSalvo told the court he was today drove back howling on through the Christmas holi (U.S. embassy sources In Cam led from a 100-mlle jimgle march paroled last May 20 from the mobs of 5,000 rightists at days. bodia aald preparations were being from the Namkadlnh River front, Statesville, 111., State Prison after tempting to storm the official The Kennedy’s daughter, Caro made to evacuate all of the several where they blasted a breakthrough serving part of a 10 to 70 years residence of President Charles line, 3, has been at the famUy hundred male employes of the against government troops three sentence for armed robberj'. THE residence with her governess for Vientiane embassy, aid missions days ago. He came to Connecticut, he said, de Gaulle’s representative In ths last week. and other U.S. agencies. Women They began setting up with and bought the gun that figured in strife-torn Algeria. There was no comment from and children were evacuated last their 105 mm. howitzers and mor the gunfight in a Norwalk store, Police attacked as the demon SLEEVE Kennedy directly on the continu summer. The Vientiane embassy tars, which demoralized and rout “because I had it in the back of strators marched on the Palais ing welter of speculation about his was said to be awaiting instruc ed government troops on the Nam- my mind to hold somebody up.” d’Ete. residence of Jean Morin. choices for the seven posts in his tions from Washington before kadinh front. He said he went to Stamford and The tough riot squada stopped a AND cabinet yet to be filled — or on starting the evacuation.) The Phoumi forces appeared to chose the Skipper's Bar to rob. similar attempt yesterday. reports dealing with other high Red-kerchiefed paratroopers After the holdup be became Riot police and Army troops positions in the new administra loyal to left-leaning Capt. Kong panicky and ran through an un also rushed to battle stations in (Continued on Page Three) familiar alley, he said, mounting a Oran, Algeria’s second largest PETTI tion. stairway and sitting down. where European aetue Jhe girl’s two piece set And Salinger, meanwhile, would Soon, he said, “a flashlight beam d in the streets si COAT IS designed with at My nothing about a report that started playing around the stair De Gaulle to the stake. tached hood and braid Kennedy had eliminated Sen. J. Crashes in Vermont way and hit me In the face.” He French.” WUllam Fulbrlght, D-Ark., from said he could see the man holding In A lters police estimated up and pile trim, also with a list of possibilities for tiie post the light was in uniform, and, "I to 10.0()0 persons surged through gripper crotch, both of secreti^ of state. told him not to shoot but he did.” the streets to protest De Gaulle’s boys’ and girls’ sets In New York yesterday, the DeSalvo said two bullets hit him, arrival in Algeria to gamer sup are completely wash Rev. Dr. Wesley A. Hotchkiss, a 8 Men Parachute throwing tali'™ back against the port for his home-rule plan. Protestant leader in race rela stairway. He aald he pulled an But police maintained the riot to 6x able, oolorfast and de tions and general secretary of the automatic from his pocket and re ers were a violent, vocal minority signed for quick and American Missionary Association, turned the fire. of the city’s 400,000 residents. easy changing, blue, urged Kennedy to drop any con From Burning B52 He knew the man was shot, he On the beleaguered Rue Miche pink, gold or yellow, sideration of naming Fulbrlght to said, “because he staggered back Angry demonstrators battle army tanks in the Rue Michelet in downtown Algiers during rioting in let, the mob kept charging police that poMtlon. and fell.” DeSalvo said he made the city yesterday. The tanks rolled over barricades set up by the rioters who were protesting linea despite a steady ham g e of sizes 12 to 24 months. The church oSldal said Ful- his way to the ground and fled the French President de Gaulle's arrival In Algiera to sell his self-determination policy. (AP Photofax tear gas grenades. Two blocks Barre, Vt., Dec. 10 UP)—^Two of^ Oo-Pilot—1st Lt. James Saravo, via radio from Paris.) bcight, chairman of the Senate the 8-man crew of a B52 Jet Newport, R.I, alley. from Morin's residence a club- bomber which crashed in flames Navigator—Capt. Ronald D. Lit During his testimony, DeSalvo wleldlng gang of youths chased a THROUGH THESE DOORS (Osattraed on Page Three) last night have been found and an tle, Altoona, Pa. described himself as a man who riot squad up an alley, showering intensive search was imderway to Electronic Warfare Officer—1st lied whenever it suited his pur ‘Cuba Yes, Russia No’ Threats Fail the police with roof tiles and day for the others who were be Lt. George M. Davis, Pawtucket, pose. bricks. PASS THE M OST lieved to have parachuted from the R.I. DeSialvo was still on the witness Army infantrymen standing GOP Senator craft. =,' Instructor pilot—Maj. Henry H. stand at 5 p.m., when the trial was oaarby,.did not go to th« aid of j a scarf cap with Scandi- recessed until 10 a.m. Tuesday. To Get Liberty tha hatod poiies- Maj. Karl ft. Keyes, 43, radar Luscomb, Simsbury, Conn. The accused man was arrested to Castro V. navian ski patterns and navigator, landed'lh the vicinity of Gunner—Staff Sgt. Pierre Ma- As yet no leader has appeared a bouncy tassel on the BEAUTIFUL DRESSES Thomson Dies Schroon Lake, N. Y., esirly today heux. Auburn, Maine. in (Chicago on July 13, six days For Lumiimba to match ex-paratrooper Pierre and gave the first word of the The name of the seventh man after Troy was slain. He had gone LagaUlarde, co-leader of last Jan crown. crash. ... w u beings withheld._^ , „ there to attend the fxmeral of a Spreads on 3 Fronts uary’s strong and almost aucem- in a little girl's world! In-iWyoining Several hours later, Capt. W: Y |^ n o elim of life hear' Leopoldville, The Cmgo,’ Dec ful uprising and now a fugittve re liam T. Combs, 43, at Bristol, Vtti ;e and searchers fanned 10 UP)—Aides of Patrice Lumum porter in Spain. (...FROM THE MOST FAMOUS COLLECTIONS Oody, Wyo., Dec. 10 (P)—Repub- pilot of the bomber, reported hi Vermont and across 8 Held in Racket Havana, Dec. 10 t/P) — Troublebfendant was sentenced to 30 years, ba today held oft carrying out These rioters were reckless and BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS lican Keith Thomson died appar landed in the tame general area. in New York state Hartford, I>ec. 10 (iP) — A man piled up today for Prime Minister another woman acquitted. their threat to round up ail whites disorganized as they spread a 1.99 ently of a heart attack yesterday, Westover Air Force Base, Mass., Guards also searched the and a woman arrested yesterday Fidel Castro on the labor, church A fifth man accused in the savage trail of violence across the IN THE WHOLE, WIDE WORLD) of Lake Champlain. in Stanleyville and behead some a month and a day after he be whsre the bomber was based, aald at Troy, N.Y., brought to eight and military fronts with the issue episode, Oetando Martinez, ia Still of them. The ex-pr,emler was still city, shouting for De Gaulle’s came tihe first U.S. Ref>resenta- it received a telephone call from 6egan snowing shortly after the number of persona arrested in of Communist infiltration of his at large and was not formally sen blood. 4*99 In 3 to 6x 5 .99 In 7 to 14 dawn and the enow was expected in jail after the deadline they set tlve from Wyoming ever to be Capt. Combs in mid-mbming say connection with ■* a credit racket regime playing a central role. tenced though evidence against for freeing him. Reports from Oran, 220 milea THESE BY KATE GREENAWAY elected to the Senate. ing he had landed safely. to hamper an air search. which police estimate has bilked Shouts of "Cuba Yes, Russia him was considered. southwest of Algiers, said that a The Air Force dispatched ap. One western official here said The seizure at the home of a Meanwhile, searchers lit upstate Hartford County merchants of an No” came from demonstrators in The palace demonstration was "the pressure seems to be off for crowd growing larger by the hour friend ended a meteoric career for proximately 150. men from Platts estimated 1100,000. by members of the Electric work went on a rampage and fought New York and northern Vennont burgh, N. Y., Air Force Base, ap front of the presidential palace — the moment.” the 41-year-old war hero, lawyer continued to look for the others Arrested as fugitives from jus and they got away with it. ers Union. The rebels had threatened to ar police in the center of the seaport and two-term congreesman. proximately 50 miles north of tice in Troy were John Gustin, 37, The union leaders' defiant re •SANTAS HERE missing. where the survivor was found Anti-Communist leaders of the rest all Europeans “and “fut off city. SANTAS HERE Former Gov. MUward Simpaon, Keyes was taken to a hospital and (Cynthia Chamoni, 28. War- important Electrical Workers fusal to bow to the Red-leaning some of the heads” of Belgian The mobs reportedly pillaged a fellow Republican and townsman However, base helicopters, ground r « ta issued against them charge Confederation of Cuban Workers at the Plattsburgh Air Force Base. ed by snow and poor visibility, Union took a bold and daring stand hostages if Lumumba was not set business places-and" Invaded of- TOMORROW / of Thomson, termed him "Mr. ' He suffered three broken ribs, eweealment or conveyance of by boycotting a Communist-man (CTC), which demand^ their free by 3 p.m. yesterday. TONIGHT Wyoming. He represented every were unable to join the search ouater, could have troublesome re a broken clavicle and possible in The first thing Maj. Keyes did property sold on condition or aged Union General Assembly, At United Nations, meanwhile (Continued on Page Three) thing Wyoming stands for — ternal injuries. mortgage. which voted to demand their percussions for Castro in the labor the Security Council set' up an guts, Integrity, straight-forward was to telephone his wife at West- Rinaldo DePletroantonio, 82, sector—mostly docile up to now. 10 AM. to 12 to He said he wasn’t aware of any over. She in turn notified Air Force ouster. Several hundred members of the emergenay weekend meeting on 6:30 to 8:30 OPEN TONIGHT TILL ness and absolute honesty.” Hartford, also has been arrested The Congo today. A showdown pain until he. was put to bed. authorities at the base. And in Santa Clara four Cuban union marched on the presidential In Cheyenne, Democratic Gov. on the same charge and is being men were sentenced to death by a seemed near between the U.N Joe Hickey sent a message of Keyes said he landed In a tree EyewitneMes said the- plane ap palace last night, protesting what about 40 feet from the ground. He peared to be on fire as it traveled held in bonds of $10,000. He orig firing squad for trying to hijack a they called Communist infiltration command and supporters of Lu sympathy to Thomson's widow inally was arrested on a charge Cuban airliner In flight over mumba in Stanleyville who have Bulletins and three sons. lowered himself ^ the ground and at low altitude just before it hit of their union. walked around for several hours the groimd in sparsely-settled, hilly of suspicion of a felony and bond Cienfuegos Thursday night. They Led by their popular secretary- threatened to behead Belgian from the AP Wires Hickey refused to speculate on was set at 35,000. were thwarted when the pilot hostages. a candidate to serve the first two before he reached a motel in North farm and woods country in north general, Amaury Fraginals, the Hudson, N. Y. ern Vermon^ State Police Capt. Samuel Rome crash-landed. One woman de- shouting workers demanded an The 11-natlon council scheduled years of the six-year Senate term Westover gave this list of those said the last three arrested, along audience with (Castro or President this afternoon's session to push to which Thomson was elected with five others arrested earlier, toward a vote on a Soviet resolu KENNEDY PLANS TRIPS still missing: —; (Continned on Page Three) Osvaldo Dorticos. Lagoe, Nigeria, Dec. 10 UR — Nov. S. The successor—who could worked the racket to obtain lux The peaceful demonstration tion demanding immediate release be a menfiMr of either party — of Imprisoned ex-premier Lumum Preeident-elect John F. Kennedy ury items from merchants. Pos broke up quickly after a commia- “is very hopeful of visiting many will serve tmtU the next general ing as customers and using fic News Tidbits slon headed by Graginals was ad ba and a western resolution asking election. ticious names and addresses they mitted to the palace. But inform fair treatment for all prisoners in of those countries so vitally con BOYS' BOYS' Thomson was visiting at the Culled from AP Wires The Congo. cerned in the maintenBiiee of made time payments on merchan ants said the commission never world peace,” hlg brother Bkl- home of Ken Bailey, a long-time Giant Snowstorm Hurls dise which they resold at once got to see Dorticos, as promised, Diplomats expected: ^(1) The Mend, and had complained of council would vote down the So ward Kennedy said today. Ken and pocketed the proceeds, Rome or even his secretory, Luis Buch. nedy’s statement came In an in atomach distress before the fatal said. Membera of the New York City The ouster movement against viet resolution: (2) the Soviet attack. Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union would veto the rival resolu terview before leaving with three KNIT SPORT SHIRTS LAKELAND "CLICKER" New Blows at Southwest Fraginals was cloaked behind a visiting U.S. Senators on an Dr. Cedric J. Jones and Dr. (Continned on Page Three) Union ratifies agreement which CTC call for a Union General As tion of Argentina, Britain, Italy Dewitt Dominick also were there, averts strike against the city's and the United States, and (3) the African Fact-Finding Mission. major newspapers .. Moroccan sembly to condemn sabotage of They headed In a U.S. Air Force summoned by Bailey. They ap XI Paso, Tex., Dec. 10 (ffV-A^roads, although still icy, were open. Cuban electric company facilities, crisis then would be taken up in plied artificial respiration, then government announces it will formerly U.S, owned but now run the 99-nation General Assembly. plane for Lome, capital of Togo. -mighty snowstorm, already blamed The storm activity dropped off in guarantee safety of American pri Kennedy said the President-elect opened Thomson’s chest cavity New Mexico and improved weather by Castro’s regime. - United Nations reports from the and applied manual maasage to for more than a dosen deaths, Cracked Ship vate Investments in that country to area said no whites 'had been ar has no plans at present for a visit 2*99 to 3*99 22.95 conditions were forecast for the speed economic development under "Purge thoee responsible," de to- Africa, “though 1 am sore tala heart. It brought no response. rested so fa r in Stanleyville it awung fresh punches today at a weekend. current five-year plan . .Los An manded the CTC. which haa at- that is -very much at the back of from the famous house of DONMOORI (B) America's No.. I coat for boys... Thomeon had driven to Cody sector etretching from the central At least five deaths in New Safely in Port geles jeweler who ran robbery ring his mind.” the famous "clicker" is as rugged as it Thursday frOm hia 5,000-acre Rocklea over much of the South Mexico and eight in Texas had and an aircraft worker convicted of (Conttaned on Page ThrM) (Oonttnned on Page Two) ranch west of here. He stayed at been attributed directly or indirect designed with long sleeves and in such wonderful - west. Sault Ste. Merle, Mich., Dec. 10 murdering a confederate because SPIES PEACE POSSIBLE is handsome, made of all wool melton the Bailey home, and canceled a The icy storm Isolated towns in ly to the weather. Tokyo, Dec. 10 (4V—Tha Fel- colors as green, gold, blue, tan and gray . . , luncheon address yesterday be- (/P)—The Canadian grain freighter he threatened to expose them. and warmly insulated with nylo- several states, ahaittered communi Temperatures dipped into the A car equipped with two-way ping P e t e ’s Dally said in ef they couldn't be better for Christmas giving. cauaa of his distress. cation lines, halted travel and lower 20s as the storm, worst of Starbelie.-a tough little old lady fect today that so long m thera therm and quilted skinner, satin, it's The lawmaker’s widow, Thrya, of the sea, limped safely into port radio is being used to direct Negro ‘^Kennedy Quarters’ Circulate, knocked out poww lines. the winter, smashed eastward from sit-in operations in downtown At is unity between the Soviet easy to wash, they hold their size, the best winter friend a boy ever had! and three sons, Bill, Bruce and El Paso, at the New Mexico bor El Paso into the heart of South here last night 12 hours after a Union and Communist China* Cfisey, were in Washington, D. C. west Texas. Several schools includ storm on treacherous Lake Supe lanta .. The King of Hollywood, shape and color perfectly, available the "big zip" talon zipper makes it es der, was buried in 5 to 8 Inches rior cracked her hull and delik. Clark Gable, loavea fortone eoU- Show Washington as Cardinal World , War may be avoided. They are expected to arrive here of snow and the figure was ex ing Texas Western College at El mated at more than $1 mUUon to PraettoaUy eodor^g the Soviet pecially simple to get in and out of. today. pected to grow to 10 by morn Paso, have canceled classes this The 250-foot, 47-year-old Star- in boys' sizes 8 to 18. belle passed through the Soo his widow Kay, now awaiting birth thesis that war with tlia West ing. , week. of their first child'.. More golf and By FRANK CXIBMIEB f maM produced by any particular Is not Inevitable, the ofliclal (OoBttaiDed ea Paga Two) Marfa, Tex., 200 milea east of Light snow, sleet or freezing Locks about midnight to drop (JPi rain fell in the Texas Panhandle, anchor after battling down from visiting with old friends are on Waahington, Dec. 10 group or organization. However, Chinese Communist party or El Paso, has been Isoleted for tviro President Eisenhower's ’ schedule Strange red-and-silver quarters officials are fearful the gag mi{ gan said: **nie great onlty of days. Ham radio operatora made South Plains and west of the Pecos mid-lake under her own power. River yesterday. The Weather Bu She was escorted by a pair of today at Augusta, Ga. .. The 18- featuring George Washington sweep the country and botch up China and the Soviet Union and contact last night and teamed con year-old slayer of actor Sabu’s dressed as a Roman Catholic the supply of quarters.. the ChfaMoa and Soviet parties ditions in the area were criti reau said freezing temperatures Coast Guard cutters. Judge Orders last night and early todqy would The grain carrier, less than half brother is sentenced in Los Angeles cardinal are bSing widely circulat Leland Howard, assistant di oonstitates an Important guar cal. to one to 18 years in prison for ed in aome parts of Uie country— rector of the Bureau of the Mint antee for the vlctwy of tha “We’re in. rough Jim glaze highwaya as far "east as the size of many of the freightera involuntary manslaughter. north central Texas. Which ply the Great Lakes trade and there's no law against it. said Treasury lawyers can find no cause of world peace and bumaa Uphaus Freed O’Brien, pubUaher of the Big Bend Other parts of the country also Three government psychiatrists The coins are known as “Ken federal law against this type of progress and Is a powerful mo Sentinel told the El Paso Timea. routes, had sent out a trouble call In Washington My Boston indus nedy Quarten” and represent an tor for preventing ImpertnUsm “Our phones are out, our televlaimi came in for a taste of,winter with when vertical cracks developed on coin trickery. Ooncortfi N. H., Dec. 10 (/P) — snow, freezing rains and frigid both sides of her hull and a trans trialist Bernard Goldfine la still In elaborate post-election prank. "I don’t know how to stop from unleashing a new y n T ." A New.' Hampshire judge has tower's top half has blown off and itemperaturea competent to stand trial and would They are named, of course, for thing like this,” Howard added it's hard to My when the utility verse gash opened in a auperstruC' bo better off in hie home ehvlron- cleared the way for Dr. Willard A freak storm swept off Lake ture deck. The skipper, Capt. D. H. Sen. John F. Kennedy who qn Jan. "I guess ysu just let the people CASTRO AIDE ARRESTED Uphaua to be freed from jail next company is g o i^ to get our pow Michigan dumping 10 inches of ment. . . . Outbreak of fires acroes 20 jvlll becotne the first itoman have their fim and hope it doesn' Havana, Dec. 10 (8P1—Police Tuesday after a one-year sentence er fully restored.” McFarland, rep o rts his vessel and nation in past 24 hours take Uvm announced today the anast of BOYS' SLACKS snow at Valparaiso, Indiana, and the 20 crewmen were in no im Catholic to serve m president. go too far.” for contempt of court Traffic snarled in and around the plunging temperatures to 10 de of 11 persons, seven of them chil Mint officials Mid today the While it may not be against the the mdmlnlstrator general ef Superior Court Judge George R. Bn Paso STM and aeroM the line mediate danger unless the cracks dren. Prime Minister Ftdri Castro’s into New Mexioo. grees below zero. opened. coins are standard 25-cent pieces law to dress up George Washing Grant Jr., yesterday denied a mo- Freezing drizzle and rain slick Sir Edmund Hillary arrives In doctored to disguise Washington ton, Howard Mid many banks may Institute of Tourism on a tion by Atty. Gen. Louis C. Wy "I cannot Understand why people ed highwaya in western Okla The 18-inch long, 1-lnch, wide Hong Kong oh route to United charge ef soUoitiag bribes. Ths want to get out and travel In gaps in the hull plates were above as a prelate. refuse to handle the doctored man to kem the 70-year-oId self- homa, western Kansas and parts States with mysterioua Nm»I The. doctoring ia dona in any of quarters. oSlcW, Luis Azof Ores, w m 4.99 to 9.99 atyled paelnBt from New Haven, weather Uka this,” said veteran of North Dakota with rain report the water line. The Starbelie was ecnlp, believed to be 240 years old, charged with soliciting bribM Texas Ranger Jim Nance. empty and rode high out of the several ways. Some of the coins He said banks might also'with Conn., in jaU untU ha purges him ed over wide areas of the plains tucked in box, to be examined in are painted with red enamel and from merchants to eipedita self of contenipt. “We had a big jam in the Quit- states. water. Chicago for poMlble clues to elu draw the quarters from circula pnymefits due from ffie Uphaus, a former Methodist lay man Mountains (14 mllM wsst of As a precautloi), McFarland some are dressed up with pieces tion M they S|>psar, then turn SHOW flurries were forecast for sive "Abominable Snowman.” . . . of red plsstio Ups out In Appro tnta. * washable Hockmeyer corduroy preacher, will complete his sentence El Paso on U.S. 80) and wreckers the Northern Plains and eastward had the crew tie one-inch wire New York detectlvM will be as them in to ths govsrnment to be Tuesdisy. had to pull trucks, causing ths mooring lines across the main deck signed to drive taxicabs around priate shape. reoolhed. He m M this could cost * washable flannel' across the Great Lakes aild Here is What the strange quar- * wool and orlon Uphaus was cited for contempt traffic — too much of it for the throughout the North Atlantic to take the strain off the cracked city streets In attcsnpt to trap ths mint a lot of money and imiFTING SCOWS FOUND when he refused to give Wyman WMther — to jam up behind. coastal states during the day. 'plates. holdup men who prey on cabbies, tejhi look like: On the “heads" trouble. New Haven. Dec. 10 (JR—Tha BOYS' "M * orlon and rayon the names of 500 guests at his “It's a mess,” he said. Early morning temperatures The' Starbelie was near mid M js Police Oommisaioner Stephen ■ids, Washington's powdered wig It costs about 8125 to melt CoMt Guard siMd today all alaa SPORT SHIRTS World FUtowalito Stunmer Confer The atorm slackMSd ita fury ia were wsU below freezing over lake, riding upbound,' when the P. Kennedy. , is covered by a red Skull cap down sod rscoln 1,0(M> quarters, ■oows ffmt had bCM tarn laosa * solid colors . ^ BOYS' 'DONMOOR' SWEATERS ence Canter Jzt Conway. New Mexico and Arixma while most of the northern half .bC the cracks were dlseovered. McFkr- United State^ and pdmmunist oallsd a sucebeUo (pronounced Howard rsporUd. Ha said it would off New Havea harbor by gala 2.99 to 3.99 * chocks and plaids Uphaus said he would not di dumping more than six inches at country but . a warmjng tr< ^ was land ordered the freighter nut Romania roach eachaage agreo- soo-kstto). ThoM are worn toy ba ChMper to do (Ms than to try foroa winds have elthsr hite ft- * conventional ivy models i vulge the names on grounds of Canon City In south central Colo forecast for the mid-Mtii^ppI about to return to Sault Stq. Ma ment coverlaf nradoato students, Cardinals sHd stem fnw) ths days scraping paint off qusrtars altered cated or aooooatod for ott assv- aeleetion imaginable . . . button down ivy styles, permanent stay 6.95 to 12.95 “Christian conscience.” rado sihee noon yMterday. There Valley and eastward to the Mid rie and radioed hia predicament. tourists, and ^iiMsntlftc, industrial when all clerics had tonsures, or by that method. hy Branford by m il msmlag* m M oolbn, oxford cloth, broadcloth, hbpaaeking, solid colors, paisley prints, * beltless english side tab models th« ffimoufi luuno in aweaterg, in the largeat CKriatmaa aaaortmeiit Wyman said he needed the wee 11-15 Ihchee nportM at Wolf dle and North Atlantic states. The Coaet Guard sent out two and culturiU pmgxams. . . , Stats shaved .beads. Washington’s The Sscrat Service, which pro The Coast Onaid. tugboats anil and imd patterns . . . all in long sleeve styles, sizes 8 to 20. oUva * charcoal, olive, brown ' names for his Investigation of pos Creek PaH and two inches dropped Wanner weather w h also on tap cutters, NaiMtuck and Tamarack, Dspartmmt \{arns college students ■boulders are ooversd with a red tects the integrity of ths nation's local pahea eoMwratsd f t tha> map* blue, brown and pewter. •varl you'll find ahawl collar pullovers, shawl collar cardiirans. hLvee sible communism in New Hamp- in the Denver stm during the for most of ths Pacific coast which met ths Starbells at the en it does not approve of .Ckrtotmae cassock, a elsridal garment wMeb 'money, said it has rsesivod no ot- ronndun Stiff wlada * sizes 8^0 20 , I«llwerftbolkyknlU...oUvfttoldandfray.SlzM8te2^ alilre. ’ . nlA t. - wbars the mareuw plunged to the trance to Whltsflah Bay about M viseatton taoee te Cuba sponsored bis an ankle-leagtb skirt flcial Tsports of tha ’Vsnnsdy a t SAts 40 k a i ^ Uplinus sold neiUior hs nor any Light enow in the Arlxoaa moun- mkl SOs STMtorday thimtenlng by “Fair Play for Cuba Oonunlt- The mint has no evldenee the eC'Us gueeta are Onieaiunlete. tains «rM eq)#eto«. and aovthsm disaster to eropa. tea .Tags-fl«s>: “Kennedy Quaiten”, are being M F s fs Vwa)