MAKE IT a Nounce Another Cabinet Ap Discussed Particularly the Impact in Their Home Late Tuesday Night

r \ ..J . N • r. / * V *!: ■ 'A' / ■'• / . (■■ , '■ 4 \ )\ V v:.. J •■ ' < J ;■' ’I > . WECNB^DAY, DECEMBER 14, i«66 r^ O H T Avenge Daily Net t*reu Rnn ■/ I f. s a ie k ii " iianrlfnat^r ^t^^nhts t w «w WMc SiNMl Th e weacia^; Dee. 10, ueq iWeeaat of D. A WshMw Nut ao euM __ ^ lI''* 1 3 ^ 3 1 ^ My begiimliig aa friseti j ' rule Member ed Audit ■■■fy early tonlgat, ohaagiog to aaeurlw- OPEN THURS. / Bureau af OtawnlaUtMi tom ebdlug CMday, Bafem. tm r tem IgunSU . M a tic h 0 $ter-Â CUy of Village NIGHT and FOR T w b EVERY NIGHT VOL. LXX3C, NO. 64 (TWENTY-FOUR PA6ES--IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CO^^N., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1960 (Olaaalflud Advertlatag «a Paga M) PRICE CENTS TTU 9 SAT. TILL 5:45 Kennedy Set to Fill State News J‘ Roundup u n More" Cabinet I Posts One of 2 Bodies Lajê This Afternoon In Fire Identified . h': {IP Washington, Dec. 15 (il*)— > >he would have some tomorrow, U Middlebury, Doc. 15 )— not today. One of two bodies found in In Streets of President-elect John F.) Ken But he also toported he wsA charred ruins of a fire in a 13- nedy said today he'had offer "making some progress," so ap- room hilltop mansion here has -a ed the postmaster genenlship paroitly the outlook shifted quick been identihed as that of Mrs. to Rep. William Dawson, 74, ly- De Gaulle Acts Chicago Negro congressman, As he has for days past, Ken Gordon B. Hurlbut, a member Anti-Reds but that Dawson declined it. nedy was receiving' a constant of the Chase Brass and Cop stream of callers. per family. To Curb Foes Kennedy said Dawson told He discussed disarmament prob Identification was made yester Selassie’s Son him he felt it would be wiser lems with the British ambassador, day by a dentist. Dr. George C. Winning in to remain in the House in view Sir Harold Caccia, and said that Gibson of nearby Waterbury, from Of His Policies niURSDAY Alt CASH of his 18 years of experience sotne time after hts Inauguration a chart of the former Ethel there and his chairmanship of he hopes to haw a meeting with Chase’s teeth. Vientiane British Prime Mlnikter Harold Mrs. HurlbUt’s husband, Gordon, , Paris, Dec. 15 (iP)—Presi the Government Operations Macmillan. ■' Grabs Ethiopia 62, was missing, and officials ex By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dent Charles de Gaulle began Committee. Reps. Elmer Holland, D-Pa., and pressed a belief that he also per a Crackdown today on those WOMEN'S Harley Staggers, D-W. Va., calling ished In the fire which swept their The U.S. embassy and a who openly oppose his self de iC Washington, Deit. 15 (JP)— separately, talked with the I*res- home before dawn yesterday. French hospital have been hit termination policy in Algeria. Recife, Brazil, Dec. 15 out later, quickly spread through the cans fleeing to Thailand. home from Spain. He put the time for a cabinet of work. $100,000 mansion. As anti-Commlmlst forces In I^ndon, Dec. 15 (/P)—Ethiopian Radio reported several announcement tentatively at 5 Holland was in the Kennedy Medical Examiner William P. Laos were reported driving Leftist The officials in Algeria were dis p.m. home 55 minutes. He said Kennedy Arnold said the condition of the re troops toward the vital airfield out missed for joining in a strike or civilians were killed and many wounded in bloody gun battles 7.99 ganized last week by European on the streets of Addis Ababa today. asked him to continue a study he mains of the body found with that side Vientiane, the heart of the Passing this word to newsmen settler groups who demand that Clustered around the ice«covered, Is making on autornation and re of Mrs. Hurlbut’s was such that capital was in flames, said reports The broadcast said an “inhuman massacre” had broken out port the results to him. to Bangkok, Thailand’s capital. Algeria remain a part of France. sanded steps of his Georgetown positive Identification might be The strike sft off bloody rioting in the Ethiopian capital. black silk home, Kennedy gave no hint as to Staggers said he talked with the impoasiUe. An artillery shell struck the U.S. / reg. President-elect about economic embassy today and the front of the by both settlers and Algerian na- It did not state whether the army or the Imperial Guard the posts to be filled or the people tionaUsts. was in action, but said “a group of bandits .. .'opened fire on high or madium to fUl them. conditions in his state and reme building broke into flame. The em dies for them, but did not propose GOP Picks Marsters bassy radioed Bangkok that the Defense Minister Pierre Messmer peaceful civilians demonstrating for the new representative The spots still open are eecre- hatl 10.99 any specific legrislation. He added Hartford, Dec. 15 (JP) — State staff was evacuated, along with told the cabinet disciplinary action people’s government.” tariee of the treasury* agriculture that he was confident the economic Rep. Theodore V. Marsters -of that of the neighboring U.S. In had been started against Salan, A British government spokesman said qarlier fighting had and labor, attorney general and policies of the Kennedy administra Litchfield today was appointed formation Service Building. Four ftfrmer commander-in-chief in Al EMPiCROR II.AU.B SELASSIE CHRISTAUS postmaster general. tion would help conditions in west head of the Republican party’s re A fric a n s were slightly Injured. geria, who is in self exile In Spain. broken out in Addis Ababa, where a new government was pro Bhu-ller, Kennedy had said he Virginia. search committee. ■The rain of shell.s spreading ruin The Information ministry said p ; claimed today in the wake of the ouster of Emperor Haile Se wasn’t sure whether there would Kennedy plans to leave for Flori- State GOP Chairman Edwin H. through the heart of the capital Salan was sent a formal order to lassie. ------—— be additional cabinet members May Jr., who made the announce struck the big French Mathosot return to Paris and report to the The Ethiopian Radio gave no In NEW ELECTRIC PORTABLE GRILL named today, biit that certainly (Contlnned on Pago Nine) ment, said Marsters will direct Hospital yesterday afternoon, said Defense Ministry but has not yet dication whether the attackers the party’s research operation to the French embassy in Bangkok. replied. ’The ministry said the ac-., were supporters of the deposed Angry Castro California livinsr in Connecticut! broils steaks, chops, provide Information to Republican ’The staff fled, leaving hundreds of tion against him, not deflnied, could emperor but described them as members of the General Assem chicken . . . indoors or out! wonderful charcoal flavor wounded and dying from the bat be taken only through normal “under the influence'of two trai I X with absolutely no mess! all electric . . . all new! $40 Million Flash in Sky bly, town committees, other Re tle under the care. of only two judicial proceedings. tors, former Gens. Kabeda Ggbre Charges Foes publican groups and civic organ French Army doctors. Salan has spoken out publicly and Merid MengeSTia.’’ isations. ( One of the doctors in a dramatic Kabeda is a former commander Marsters, elected to a fourth against De Gaulle's policy since Aided by U.S. black, red or radio message pleaded for inter reaching Spain, claiming It would in chief of the Ethiopian Army term In the lower House last national action to end the "use open the way to a Communist take and Mengesha, a brigadier general, U.S. Fails 6th Straight month, succeeds Howard E. less bloodletting.” gray calf over in that North African terri is minister of state in the Min Havana, Dec. 15 UP — Prime \ .. Haushan, New Britain, in the re ’The French community in the tory. But he has said he opposes istry of National Defense, accord Minister Fidel Castro, in one of SHOES search committee post. former French colony was all but _____ I violent methods to block De ing to diplomatic-files In London. his angriest speeches, charged to Effort for Moon Satellite deserted as women and children Gaulle's program. Edward Heath, Lord Privy Seal, day that enemies of his revolution sizes 5 to 10; narrow and medium widths Jewish Publisher Dies crossed the nearby MeKong River The cabinet approved actions told the House of Commons he were being equipped by the United Hartford, Dec. 15 (iP)—Samuel into ’Thailand. had received this information from States with a powerful new "spe SHOE Cape Canaveral, Fla., Dec. 15 UPyfthe rocket, told newsmen later; ’The last radio message from already taken to restore order In cial explosive." —^The United States failed for the "We don’t know exactly what Neusner, cofounder and publlaher Algiers. the British ambassador "in the of the Connecticut Jewish Ledger, the U.S. embassy In Vientiane said TTiese Included dissolution of the past two hours." The ambassador Castro made the charge in a 3t4- sixth straight time to send a sat happened... ’The pieces fell In the much of the downtown section of ellite around the moon today when ocean between eight and 12 miles died Wednesday at a local conval French Algeria Front (FAF), In threw open the embassy com hour aldress at a midnight meet escent home. thq'city was ablaze as the two fac extremist organization and an Al pound In Addis Ababa to any ing of the Electrical Workers Union SKATES the giant rocket exploded In flight, .offshore in 70 feet of water. Wje’ll tions slugged away in an artillery The spectacular blast' ended a make every effort to recover them He founded the Neldman Alcove gerian Student Group, and sanc British subjects who wished to that was summoned to oust what CHRISTMAS "" At the University dneL tions against a number of stores take refuge; there. he called ‘‘traitoroua’v leadership. 4-illfit,-Atlas-Able carrier rocket because many of our pi Amaury Fraglnals, 'booted out Tprc^ûn—a gdO million failure. pend on the Atlas." This massage said the antl-Com- that followed the FAF’s strike or A. broadcast from Ethiopia an for C. E. MUSAPHONIC - RADIO itened oa Page Twenty-three) mMAt forces, wearing white arm der. nounced that Crown Prince Asfa as boss of the imion in absentia, Aiiieiickn sjwce sblenttstaaiow He Skid the. eXpltMon has been accused of blacking out must await development of mioto at an altitude of about 40,000'f( haiias, were In the center of the Information Mlixlsfer Lotfl* Tar- Wassan has been proclaimed king C. E. PORTABLE TRANSISTOR ' SLIPPERS powerful rockets, expected next cltiy near the embassy "and ap renoirs reported more than 1,000 of that African nation in place of Havana for four diys with a well- Dr. Adolph" K. Phlel ot>-SlitO« arreata had already been made placed bomb. the w hole 29.95 summer, for future hioon launch Technology Laboratories, VWcll peared to have taken over the en his father. Emperor Haile Selas ings. tire southern section. among Europeans and Moslema in sie. The whereabouts of Fraglnals designed the spacecraft said, !‘we ico ff Raps Algeria. , About half were ]^ro- The 10-story tall rocket, carry Anti-Communist headquarters In The broadcast was heard here is not known. Diplomatic sources 24.95 the Stradivari of radios! special acoustical design for ing a 388-pound space craft In its are all naturally disappointed; ’nUk southern Laos broadcast claims peans. said he was not among 11 known fam ily extra resonance, lighted slide-rule dial, blue with nose, rose smoothly from its was the most advanced payload that Its forces bad driven to the He said De Gaulle will make as the deposed emperor dashed to members of the Electrical Union amazingly powerful transistor portable, genuine this country ever^ had." Session ward home from Brazil, where he who took asylum In various em white or beige with cocoa. searchllght-llluminat^-pad at 4:11 edge of the airfield on the western had been on a formal state visit leather carrying case with earphone pocket at no extra 2.99 a.m. EST. today. The satellle ’The rocket’s - extremely diffi outskirts of'Vientiane. (Coattanied on Page Two) CROWN PRINCE A8FA WASSAN bassies yesterday. while yesterday’s coup took place was psusked with electronic Instru cult mission was to hurl the space Foi* Assembly At the height of the battle, ^Fraglnals was ons of tbe lead cost, (a 3.98 value), black or white with gold, low, low craft to the moon 240,000 miles In Addis Ababa. ers of a march of Ms imlon to the ments designed to make the > most iJlftlst Capt. Kong Le was desert The Ethiopia^ broadcast an battery, cost. Complete with genuine leather cjise! extensive study ever attempted of away In 60 hours. ed by his superior, Gen. Sounthone presidential palace last week to 8.99 the moon’s environment. The failure leaves the moon an Hartford, Dec. 15 (jp—Governor nounced the appbintment of a new Rlblcoff warned today that annual Pathammavong, who fled to Thal- ’The huge rocket appeared to be eTualve target for U.S. missilemen la«jl. A former commander of the prime minister, Ras'Imeru, former (Contlnned on Page Nlnq) flying a true course for^ 70 sec who had propelled five earlier legislative sesslpns would be "most Nepal Monarch Arrests Ethiopian ambassador to India and unfortunate . ... and would cost a Royal Laotian army, he declared Russia. onds, then it suddenly lurched vio rockets toward the moon without lot more money.’’ he did not want to become In lently and erupted with a blinding success — and leaves Russia with volved In the civil war. The British Foreign Office said flash- that illuminated the Atlantic a commanding lead In the field of Replying to a reporter’s ques the British government has been Ocean and its beaches for seveTal tion. the Governor said that Con Peiping Radio broadcast a Premier, Takes Control asked informally to recognize the space exploration. necticut taxpayers would be a lot charge by Communist North Viet miles. Soviet scientists last year hit new regime. Bulletins A massive bail of red-orange better off if' the legislature con Nam that the U.B. 7th Fleet was Telegraphic communlc a 11 o n s the moon with tmnik n and took tinues to meet in regular session standing off the Vietnamese coast Katmandu, Nepal, Dec. 15 (jp '^whelming victory for the Nepali from the AP Wires fire hung seemingly motionless the first picture of its hidden back were still severed with Addis thousands of feet in the sky for once every two years rather than ready to Intervene In Laos, which King Mahendra of Nepal today Congress. Ababa 24 hours after first reports side with Lunik m , a wide-swing annually has been kept financially^ afloat personnally assumed control of the There was no Immediate ex several seconds as tons of fuel ing Earth satellite which passed of the coup reached western capi were consumed In a boiling In "One .of the great illusions is by millions in U.S. aid. government, ordering the arrest of planation for the takeover by the tals. FREEMAN SEEN CHOICE behind the n ^ n 'p n its first othit that annual sessions of the legis In Washington, State Depart Premier B. P. Kolrala and other IVasliIngton, Dec. 15 (jp — ferno. Flaming pieces of the rock The first -^ree' American moon 39-year-old monarch who recent The Ethiopian Radio ainnounced women's and girls' figure skates (white) et spiraled Into the Atlantic lature would save money,’’ he said. ment officials said Soviet and other members of his elected govern ly returned from a tour of the Gov. OrvUle L. Freeman of Mln- shots Were boasted by Thor-Ahle "On paper and in theory It sounds' communist charges Of U.S. Inter ment. that all air traffic to and from neeota sped by Jet to Washing •everat miles offshore. rockets. The first blew up in Au- United States and Europie. the country had been suspended boys' hockey skates (black) ’The National Aeronautics and' very good, but practically It is not vention were a coverup for a Rus The king succeeded to the throne By royal decree today, he pro ton today amid qireadlng re giist Jlt58. ’The second reached an as good as it sounds. sian airlift of arms to King Le’s on March 13, 1955. The Koirala and said the armed forces would ports that President-elect John Space Administration said an in- altitude of 70,700 miles before fall claimed an emergency, suspended "take necessary measures" to see women's sizes 5 to 10 vestigration is underway to deter "Rather than saving money, It leftists In Vientiane.' cabinet was formed in May 1959, the constitution and ordered the F. Kennedy had tapped Mm for Yes . . . the most exquisite ing back to Earth. The third, Is my opinion that It would cost Vientiane airport still is In under a constitution granted by that this directive was carried secretary of agriculture. There light blue styling, comfort, and value ia mine what went wrong. failed when the third stage did taxpayers a lot more money.’’ arrest of all cabinet ministera. out. MaJ. Edward D’Arcy, project of the king in February 1959. Koirala was arrested, along was no confirmation from Ken children's 12 to 4 lounging slippers. Made in rich not Ignite. Annual sessions—rather than (CoBtlnaed on Pag*» Twenty-three) From the middle of the 19th nedy but other sources here ad turquoise ficer for the Air Force Ballistic one every two years—would give with Home Minister S. P. (Contlnue«I on Page Nine) capeskin, these slippers feature: Century, Nepal was ruled by the •Uipadhyay, by Army Chief of Staff vised reporters to "go heavy on Missile Division, which provided (Oontlaaed aa Page Tsmity-ttree) legislators another opportunity to Rana family, which provided the speculation” about Freemsui. Iff pink handsome stitched monk tongues vote mpre' and more money, he Gen. S. Neera and driven under MEN'S SHOE SKATES 9.99 piped vamps hereditary prime minister of the guard to Mahendra’s palace. The Minneapolis, radlo-TV statloa indicated. That would be reflected. Country. KSTP said It had Information white fur collars In turn, in the tax rate. 10 other ministers also were ar- Auto Company sizes 4 'A to 9 After World War II, a revolu reated, except Gen. S u b a r n a that Freeman would get ttie fleece lined for warmth GOP"ControlIed Board Rules Governor Rlblcoff said that gov News Tidbits cabinet Job. ernors, regardless of party affili tionary movement In 1950 and 1951 Shumsher, who is on a visit to padded soles for comfort Culled from AP Wire* restored to the monarchy the pow Calcutta. ations, are more conservative as To Split Profits IKE’S HEALTH 'EXCELLENT* to spending than are legislators. ers it had lost 104 years before Koirala was arrested while at and broke the hereditary power of tending a meeting of his Congress Washington, Dec. 15 ID —. As It Is, he said, the legislature the Ranas. President Elsenhower's general Kennedy Wins Battle votes a budget every two years Sen. Henry M. Jackson, chair Party’s Youth Congress. With Buyers D o m in io n man of Democratic National Com The first general elections la physical condition "oonthtnea HAND M IXER ALL-NEW during Its regular 5-month session. excellent,'' doctors who exam- CLECTRIC - AUTOMATIC ’Then, he added, the governor de- mittee, sets Jan. 31 for meeting of February 1959 resulted In over- (CoBttained on Page Ten) committee to choose his sqeoessor New York,. Dec. 15 (Jp—George tried him at Walter Reed Hoe- beats! whips! mixes drinks! also For 27 Illinois . . . Early morning' fire a t Mxuribhs Romney, president of America pltal ^reported today. Lt. Oen. available . . . a special knife sharp (Coatiaiied on Page Two) 12-story Commodora Perry Hotel Motors Corp. today aald the com Leonard D, Heaton, Army par- FRY* SKILLET ening attachment! . . . see it dem DU-Mirox/raMiMN in AusUn, Tex., forces ISO.gimts pany will awaurd a bonus to Ram geon General, and MUq. Gon. Springfield, 111., Dec. 15 UP > The official tallies * show Ken from their roonns smd lea'ves swank bler car buyers based on total Howard 5L Snyder, the Preat- onstrated in our housewares de AUTOMATIC President-elect John F. Kennedy nedy carried Illinois by 8,858 votes Austin Club smouldering water- Baiidoum Marries Rambler sales lit i the period ended dent'e personal physiclan« lamed partment. white, yellow, pink, tur- RUG CLEANER AND won the post-election battle of the out of nearly 4.75 million cast Kennedy Wins soaked shambles. March 31, 1961. a Joint statement repqrttag on The bonus will consist of U.S. SPECIAL 14.88 quoise. ballots In Illinois yêrday. Bis Kennedy piled up his margin in Henry Clive, artist and magazine the e.xamlnatlon. The statemmt FLOOR CONDimiNER Cook CkMihty, offsetting Nixon’s illustrator whose portraits of Savings Bonds, Romney said, and title to Its -37 electoral votes was Popular Vote Donna Fabiola of Spain will be based upon sales as com . said Eisenhower'e chronic bren- BLANKETS edge downstate. beautiful women won him wide ac chltls noted at. the last annual 11’* skillet with qt, capacity, automatic heat complete with all certified unanimously by the Re- In the five weeks since election claim, ia dead of lung cancer at 79 pared with the same period a year SIN G LE BED 19.95 publican-controlled State Electoral &rlier. examination, “has shown Im control provides accurate cooking temperatures these valuable accessories day, OOP officials sough to over Washington. Dec. 15 (ff)—The . . . Tear gas grenades smother new By EDDIE OILm ORE The aales period runs from Dec. provement as has the borsttle of to 420* , no scorching or burning. E-Z cook Board. turn the verdict on several fronts: complete official vote for the na rebellion by defiant convicts in f only the quick action of a palace the left shoulder.” • 2 Rug Clacmlng.Peltihlfig Certification by the board'assures by means ofâ "discovery” re tion showed today that Democrat Stillwater, Minn., prison’s cell block Brussels, Dec. 15 MV-King Bau- flunkey prevented her from sit 1 to March 31. guide on I^ d le, gleaming, easy to <51ean “silver- DOUBLE (One Control) 24.95 IrudiM Kennedy of 300 electoral votes, 31 check, two court suits, a grand ic Sen. John F. Kennedy squeaked for habitual troublemakers. douln of the Belgians today mar ting on the train. Romney said the Idea was to craft" finish, polished aluminum cover included. s more than the minimum needed to ried a dark-eyed Spanirii aristocrat At the church ceremony the ■hare economic progress with all V8N CLAIMS ALTltVDE MARK elect, unless some of the southern Jury invesUgaUim and an appeal through to victory with a popular Dr. Willard Uphaus, 70-ysar-old In glittering ceremonies that saw consumers, not Just with special Washington, Dec. 15 (P)—The • 2 Nylon Scrubbing Pads to the electoral board. plurality of only 111,957 in .a rec paclflst who recently complejed train caused more trouble. Navy claimed today a wpiM al DOUBLE (Dual Control) 34.95 •lectors chosen under the Kennedy ord turnout of 68,833,254 voters on jail term for refusing Information the nervous bride close to tears as Baudouin then took over and groups. • 2 Rovortibfe Buffing Pads < banner decide to stray. Vice Presi The recheck showed Nixon gain she ran into diffIculUes with her He made the statement at a titude record of about 17 miles ed 973 votes over the officially pro Nov, 8. In New Hampshire subversive In- personally siipervised Its arrange for a Jet attack plane carrying dent Richard M. Nixon has 223 Kennedy’s electoral vote margin 20 foot train. ’’ ment. news conference here. In calling PLUSI AdiustobU RugCloonlnf electoral votes. Southern defections claimed canvass, A state court dis veetlgation, .will preach a t Boston The 80-year-old king wed Dona the conference Romney said he a payload of slightly over me.^ ^tMflt« Diiateter OMieeei stood, however, at 300 compared Community Chnroh Christmas Day Inside the church, Fablola’s ton. The height reached waa SI,-''' I#(enmta4*4 Ittui Prici Altachmont appear unlikiely despite an appeal missed two suits to alter the can with 223 for Vice President Rich- FaMoIa. in' church in two colorful nerves gave way again and a sprig would outline a plan which “calls from 14 electors In Mississippi and vass. The grand Jury Investigation . .. Searchers for Staff Sgt. Pierre and deeply moving ceremonies—the for sharing progress with the neg 450.8 feet, which would exeeed Alabama to Join in supporting still Is in progress. ard M. Nixon, Republican, and 14 Mahei», 27, fans out over wider of flowers slipped from the bou lected consumer.’’ ^ the ofllclaUy recognised record for Sen. Harry F, Byrd, D-Va., the area In Adirondack Mts., N.T., af first in the throne room of the quet In her trembling hands. SEETHE Virginia’s conservative Democratic U ^ r Illinois law, any candidate Palace of Brussels, the second amid Romney aald the buyer woul3 of 67,096 feet K t last year by a Sen. Harry F. Byrd when the elec choice of some southern electors ter parachute found near Trout Joseph Cardliua 'Van Roey, Bel make his regular deal with his Russian pilot. The flight was receiving 95 per cent of the vote who ran unpledged. Majority need Pond tuma out to be that of fMlovr religious splendor In the medieval toral college meets In the 60 states amassed by Ms opponent may de Churoh Saints Michel and Gu- gium's highest Roman Catholic regular Rambler^ automobile deal made on Tuesday nt Edwards Air next Monday. ed for victory is 269. crewman already spfe. d(|nitary, repeated the service in er. Force Base, CaUt., by CIndr. Le- mand an - unofficial recheck, of Rhode Island turned in Its offi Memorial Bervfeee for Holly dule. postwar worid tWiere RIKER SCREEN REPEAT The board ruled thete was insuf votM, to be undertaken a( his oWn royal^ taken sonto hard French, Fabfola at One poiht, He referred to the program as Roy A. Heath and Ms navigator, ficient evidence to back up Re cial vote today to complete the wood film director Gregory Rat- touched her nose. She seemed to the new Rambler crusade, stating Lt. Henry L. Monroe, both from expense. If • the recheeft indicates national total. wMch dlvl^ this off, 67, will be conducted BUnday, demonstrated in lower store level publican charges wholesale vote way; ■way a bit. Baudoin shot her an the first crusade was that of the the Patuxent RK'er, Md., Naval fraud in heavily Democratic Cook sufficient plckupîu strength, be He died of leukemia. . . . Actor ssstiOT*,,? compact car. Air Test Center. tnay sue for an official recount. Kennedy ...... 34.221,355 James Gamer Weoe eiaiii ^for "Long live the kUir-Long live ahkious glance. Again, she raised County (Chicago). Nixon ...... 34,109,898 the queen. ^ her gloved finger to scratch her Romney aald. "To new Rambler a new concept in slide At one point in the bitter weeks WlBt, minolij officially iocounted 810AOOO damagee from Warner nose. owners taKjng delivery during the UN. DUES PLAN BACKED OF A alnos -ths Nov. 8 election, Gov. Wll- for, only Rhode Islanifs vote te- Others 502,501 Broe. atudto. . . . -Frank B. Fitz- A smiling confident Baudouin period .we will automatically send United Nations, N. ¥., Dec. 15 projections! liaib,0. atretton, lune duck Re- SJhlns to be officially'proclaimed: Kennedy polled, per cent of almmons,I,. Aniodato^:F rm ~ ^ l«misUnUy.oQiBforto« Ma brlda with The king, in the khaki uniform bonda ranging fnun $25 to $1M ma (ffiixThe U.N. Budget CMmnIt- pubUoan who, beads the board, l^ e d y s natlofual wDiraUty over toe^ m ajor party vote. i$n*oh got ];J^^w ord> ud gshtta of the Belgian army, and FaMoIa, turity. value aa our cumulative teo approved today a U- S.- threatoned to wlffiduld eortUica^ stands at UW88 vptes. T ; anthahaiid. • 'vision in white aatin, grasped monthly salea rise over a year ago hntikcd phus drrieriag that nR tion --4f tknldMe proof of fraud ^F«»vldenee, R.L, Da*i i s (fp ^ jfCemiady's perew tige of the to rRonudi Oatholle cardtaal^M: Thai* w««s hitoha£ ♦ the Catdinal'a stole as they re at speolflo levels ranging froift 10 tu m O w n U V w Uatted NatOsw. INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL were presefitM. Testerdaylie stat-r Patnoferatlo S e n . John F. K enn^ tal vote, howavir, was only 49.74 the regent vlatt of AzOhbia' Priaoew Maniaret’s 'twuband, peated their vows. per cent to 60 per cent. a n legally obRgated to pay SELLOUT! ad: " f don't feel this showing 'has carried Rhode Islihd|-:hy^lo,58o Nixon’e was 48.8 and otharaffi.7.' (Mnteriniry with papa John Afitoiw Arinstnog-lonMi,. couldn’t “I, Baudoin, tgke you, Fabiola, "PaymenU will be made at tbe their aaaeeeed Aara et the IJJf. 1-3 off been made today." vwtos in the Nov. 8 preddentUI Kennedy’s plurality in ^ u la r Wirt etrengthm “Tim New d immediately find hli seat a t the for my lawfully wedded wife," eald end of each' month In which a 10 eperatlon. The flevlol Utoo* had Completely immersible t* Stratton, one of four Repub>- s&ôn, the 8ti& Board of Bleo- votes Is the amallcst aince 1884 that now gzlets between the two plvll ceremony. the king. . per cent or more oumulatlv« gain fought any ttsohdoat to innfe* gm. Ucans on the 5-man psn^, said be ttths reported today. when Democrat Grtorer Cleveland churchsi. . . , Rîert W. BsxaM, ■ Then a televlllon oameraman, "I, Fabiola, take you, Baudoin, ti made, aMeeomeBta *»**‘^*»g nad had- won .by onM 89,3iM) over RmubU- Board Chalrmaa 'of NBC, pcopoaea droppefl a heavy lens on the floor as my lawfully wedded husband,' would not have hesitated to refuse • The efnclal Vote, iwi.iiuitoy can Jamae O. Blaine. <;H we show the minimum geln, aonaoed It will aat fay qay pattr to earthy the official vote canvasn M êe, aboentM aid, shut-in |tol- pnwMnm oMpiusM bepg m Mtort- of ***• room. ■aid the bride. we^wlU nay out hoods oocUng us of The Congo etoto. TBftjeto hi- handle and all! i N O W 19.95 oh a “showing of overwhelming Kennedy wUl be the 14th pcvsl- ffi«-#wfc8 tffd aqujd ttme B uf as-foot leaf train The OardinM bleoMd tba I $a,789,8irte tha psri^ On the . ovldiiiM of fraud." t e r t to port V * tJiffii 8® par cant, rogfii«noiM, bff 'roiaoved. p« oauded oonatast ueuble.K1. 1. A t 'one ef the total vote. 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HANGHESTEB EVENING HEBAUb, MANGWTER; CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, isleO iC B T W O ,.r ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERA^D(.s MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1960 -5*- adding that no ebmplaints larva parently of a heart attack. Kastn- H al B oyle ReghnaipUtrict S Daupi,, who had been special as RockviUe-Vemm ever bdatt reesivad. i Baiidouin Marries but controversial Princess UUane. Ha laoommendad a buffar aena sistant to the Preaideht oh busi never becanaa qua^, batwaan chib and.prqjaet, ar a ra- Sheinwold p% ness oiganiastion and management WHAT BETTER . Lieopold abdicated in âvor «€ Tiaion in plans which would placa Verbal Footprints Yule Concept,/ since 1656, had been associated Baudouin lit 1001 and—despite the Maple Grove the housing, units closer bogather with the Clothing firm since 1931 t)6mia FaHola of Spain longings of his government an4 and, therefore, farther from the •** .•** .. DETBOnTB NEEDED < and ittasldent since 1941. He was GIFT THAN A WORK the majority of hu subjects — he Opposes Site club building, TOR MDBDEBED HAND Slated Dec. 22 bom in Ns(W York City. took his Umejin picking a queen.i Arefaitaota Akfrad Ralnhardt and By A I M Sbataiwetd On Sands of Time Stbokbridga, ^Maao.—Jlr. David RapaporL 49, a leading psycholo SAVING APPLIANCE AT (OMUaneA tn m Vac* Om ) monies were five kings, four ving Hlrach o t Manchester The annual Ohriatmaa eoneart queens and 4fl princes and prin For Housing aaid w a y did not think federal or Wa have ta unusual kind gist, died yarierday. He had been ,b rl^ ytoWim ter yw todjy. New York (4^—^Ramariis a mld- "A t your age- you ought to Kava by the RHAM High Sdhoql mtuK- ? waMInc ilBS*- *nM klnf and hit cesses. state govaVnments would allow the a member of the Austen Riggs housing units to be placafl,^cIoser wW be told the result dle-agad man gata tired 6f hear- more sense than to go out withbut cal groupa will be ]>bea«ited at $ Foundation since 1948 and earlier LOWER THAN EVER SAVING ' hrldt tocetaanted tham. Uta Ov> At the first of the day’s cere Ruth'Millett OpposlUoh was voiced last night your muffler and galoshea” together than planned. ~ be up to you to woric out how it Ing: p.m. Dee. 33 .in~the zohopl audi had been diractor of reeearoh at “ dlnal then pronounced tliem man mony, the civil service In the pal to plans for ereoting" 180 elderiy "New, Jim, taka lb easy. Re "Wake up, Jim. You’re not going ace, Fablola appeared to fight ^ e site covers roughly 16 acres torium. P e rfo n to g under the di tha Mannlngar Fotmdatlon in To ‘ and wife. Ynletide aa Obore Is Bare; i and low-income bousing units on **H^Sr|^yod th* hand 9t four member, none o f ua ia getting any to waste another Sunday after At could chill the enthuslaam of the of a club located next to the pro ments are subsidizing the dual let'a go back bn the court and ity of the auditorium. Tlduta may Near and Far East—looked on Ung It be the happy. Joyful time housing projects; the state provid Uielr two aces, but then South i K j* I atari the third set." ting a bit thin on top." died Wednesday after a long Ill r Belgians. posed housing site. Norte tent Boote Woil for our XOth wedding anniversary. be obtained from participaiting ness. He was business manager of Dishwasher With Tnie queen clasped her himds with approval. ing asristanee for a 30-iinlt hous Zbould be able to win the reat He «'T know it looks appetizing, but ‘‘Why shouldn’t 1 go steady? Aft it was meant to Atty. Robert J. Pigeon, repre 1 4 Bias I te < ^ ter all, I’m 18 alrsady.” ^ : What are you giving yours?" students or from the school o f the Owensboro Messenger and Z. over her heart and raised them In a restless world, stirred by senting the 700-member German ing for the elderly project end the oan easily draw trumni and dis- I warn you—it’s got 650 oalorles." It’s a chore when gift lists be eanl on dummy's good diamonds. X 9 Pass 3 4 Pm *I%eae are the golden years, eh, fice. Proceeds will go to th i band Enquirer and secretary-treasurer “ to wave acknowledgement to the civil strife and uprisings, here Gesang and Declamations Club, federal government gran.U ng "After looking up your date of ' "Aren’t you putting on a little Jim? Wouldn’t hate to be come too long, and shopping for SUM, it did happen, and South 4 4 AU Pass uniform fund. of the Owensboro Broadcasting Exclusive Power T crowds. was a monarchy gaining another better-known as Maple Grove, said money for a 100-unit project for QpmiBg M — 4 2' Mrth, we th ou ^ t you might be freight again?" young again?" • preisents becomes a headache In both elderly and low-income fami didn’t do anything terrible. Work particularly interest in this policy "n I have to listen to dad tell Co.i ' ' ■ 1 ~ From time to time the blew queen. , • stead o f a pleasure. about 2% acres o f land used by "It’s time for your medicine, _ kisses to the Belgians masted be- For the Belgians It was a dream the club now for parking would lies. it out. pcoviding security in your old one more time about how he used deef." ^ ew Delhi, India—^Mra. Eên It’s a chore when gifts are al Tbe answer is that East put up to chop a cord of- wood before R w , S3, American widow of M; N_ Shower. Needs No •* hind the police barricades. The come true. lowed to become so expensive that be taken up by housing and would The state project is destined to was boaton two trUks. How did Deaths Last Night a brilliant defense. After winning “Here, hand m e. that onoW breakfast every morning when he Roy, founder of the "Radical Hu r. king, smiling broadly, let his queen 'They had been without one since families start* dreading January force patrons to park in Franklin get imder way first that happen.? To afid Insult to in ~ take all the bows. ' the tragic death of Queen Astrld St. Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flaherty the first trick with the ace o f dia- jury, Bast led his last dub, And •hovel. After bM, you're the only was a kid, r u go downstairs and Lots of Bounce manist Movement," had been bills long before the day nf giving JuiM''into the oil burner." By THE ASTOCIATED PRESS Special Wiring— The rear seat of the limousine in an automobile accident 25 He estimated that as many as Jr. noted that the housing project iponds. East shot back tho queen West ruffed with the Jack o f husband I have—and I don’( want found slain in her home at arrives. "Pass Uie pretzels, gramps, and London—Vivian Van Damm, 71, 7 was banked with carnations. years ago. 600 cars, have been parked-by club has reached the action stage and of cluhal spades. Dummy hod .to use the to loee you." LIthgow, Aiutralia — The Lith- Dehm Dun, 160 miles north of It's a chore when Christmas It’s easy for use to as# from "You stand with your feet to fiake, off ^ t h that Jazz about the gow industrial band was' tootling originator o t the nonstop girlie >- Moimted guardmen In bearskin And for Fablola—two years old' members on many separate occa said it would not be feasible to de to g . ot. spades to over-niff, «nd New Delhi, it was reported card lists become so long there la our anachain that South would gether, Icnees stiff, then you twist free hinch counter in the old days.” revue that cheered wartime London No Special Plumbing Z hats and carrying long, pennant- er than her husband. It was a sions and predicted that. If the lay the project now or to change now Eoirt made a trick wtth the "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport” Wednesday. Mrs. Roy was editor no time to make them warm and cars had to be parked along win the rest of Uie tricks by put sideways, bend down and . . ." ‘T know I /can trust you, Mr. in a park when a frightened kan- with its motto "We Never Close," •- tipped lances, escorted the king personal dream come true. plans to consider erecting this queen o f spadee. died Wednesday after a long Ill of the "Radical Humanist" week personal by adding a handwritten Franklin St., the line might stretch ting up Um king o f dubs. South "1 laughed at 2ien-Buddhlnui, Arbuthnot. You’re too old . . . I garoo bounded past with a collar r and queen. In her 20'a back in her native of housing in the city's redevelop You are anUtlod to aoold South ness. He had been associated with ly in Calcutta. Her husband at * The bells of Brussel's many message to each one. for a mile or two. ment area. didn't a m our advantage of see too, when I first heard about it, mean, you’re not like the rest of around ltd neck, a rope on the Spain, she wrotp a story fairytale if you’ve never been taken in by but I tell you in the middle years these office wolves," London’s Windmill Theater for 28 one time worked alongside Stalin r churches rang out. It’s a chore when the social The only alternative to the pres His comments answered the ing all ot the cards. a fine detense. collar, and a small boy at the end and Mao Tze-tung of Red China 3 Days Only about a girl who became queen. whin gets so hectic that parents ent parking area, he' said, is use of . South assumed that East bad people need something to take the "I don’t know, why you’re so of the'rope. Dogs had frightened years. ' Back at the palace, the king and questian o f a Manchester rerident DaUy Qnasttoa but later he became an(l-Com- Her heroine was called Queen are too busy going to paês to the street. led from a elUb autt headed by the place of. . . dead set against bifocals. Benjamin the animal. The song? It's a run Wilson, N.. C.—Dr. S. Harry Z his queen responded to the shouts Myrta. Harold Harvell of Adams St, who Case, 80, dean emeritus of A t muniat. J" of the crowd and made a brief ap- have much time with their own Pigeon presented a petition asked why substandard homes else lueen-Jaek. If this were true, Partner opena with 8 NT, and "I know you’ve always worn a Franklin wore theih.’l away hit. - "And wishing henceforth to children In their own home dur signed by 147 members of Uie club south’a best chance to win a dub the next player paases. You hold: sizs 36 waist before, sir, but if you "Well, we could climb it—but _ . lantic Christian College, died * pearance on the palace balcony. where in the city could not be tom Wednesday. He joined the ACC please everyone,” Fablola wrote, ing the Christmas holldavs. who objected to the housing proj trick was to play low. Spades J 6; Hearts 9 $ 4 8; Dia don’t ihind me being frank, I think wouldn’t you rather wait for the ' BIRD CALLS ON RECORDS Z The thousands of people cheer she was the moat understsmding, down and replaced by public hous faculty in 1916 and in the next 44 ed deliriously. Some climbed lamp Even decorating for Christmas ect because of the "undeslrabll. ing units. W hen East’a queen held" the monds 8 7 6 2; Clubs J 7 6. What you’ll find a size 43 a bit more elevator?” New York—Electronic bird call- the best, the most beloved queen of la a chore Instead of fun If a Ity of the location and the adverse trick, he oontimied with the eight do you say? comfortable." "Here, take my seat, sir." -ing is the newest wrinkle among years held nearly every post ex Z posiKMsts for a better view. A triple aU times.” Emil Kroymann, a member of Was homemaker feels compelled to effect upon existing properties." of dubs. South continued on the Answer: Pass. The opsning Wd "Yes, he was onf of our first "A fter 40, they say, anything can bird lovers. Recordings o f birds’ cept president of the college. He CAMERAS - lineIne of struggling police vainly the authority, said 21 sites had was bom In Charlottesville, Ind. ‘ 219.95 tried to hold clear the driveway Among those looking on were: make a production out of Christ The clubhouse, ha said, was been investigated before the au assumption that East held the Jack o f 2 NT is not fdxin g to game, but Junior executives, but that waa 26 happen." _ songs afe used to lure birds to FILM—FLASH BULBS King Olaf of Norway; Queen Juli mas decorating. Instead of keep erected In 1902 at the prewnt site thority decided on the present one. of dute, in which case it waa still only highly Invitational. You need years ago.” "Jimior la looking at the s^ rts feeding stations. A t least thre'e Chicago—^Meyer Keatnbaum, 64, DISCOUNT PRICES entrance - to the palace. But the because of the isolated location. crowd overwhelmed them. ana of The Netherlands; ex-King Ing decorations simple enough so Atty. Edwin M. Lavitt of Blllag- correct to pUy a low dub. about 4 points to raise to game, ‘T m from Scout Troop 40, sir. sectiem, dear. Do you want' the commercial record companies are president of Hart Schaffner A and Queen Umberto and Marie- He drew chuckles when he said West won with the Jack o f and this hand is worth only 2 May I be of servlee to you on this obituary page ?" producing bird-call records, at Marx,' clothing manufacturers, and Baudouin and his queen, smiling that even the smallest child can the remote location allowed the ton, has been retained by the au ARTHUR DRUC broadly, waved to the crowd. The Jose of Italy; ex-King Simeon of thority to negxrilate for options to dubs and returned a dub to the points. Icy comer?” "Happy birthday to you!" prices averaging $7.76 for about a special assistant to President Bulgaria and King Michael and pitch in and help. members to "let their hair down" queen extended both her arms Christmas was never meant to acquire the land. aoe, thus defeating the contract (Copyright 1966, "Have you made out your will?” "I’m giving my wife a fur stole 60 bird songs. Eisenhower, died Wednesday, ap Anne who still bear the titles of a b it De Gaulle Acts 1 ^ 't go away. Rember, South GoncMl Featoies Corp.) overhead and gestured. The king king and oueen of Romania. Also be a chore. He said noiesmaklng is another The Rev. David G. Jaxhelmer, waved only with his left hand, Britain’s Princess Me rgaret and But that Is what you’ve made factor in the problem, suggesting chairman o f the authority, prssld- 2.25W eekly firmly holding the arm of his her commoner husband Antony it if you are saying wearily, "if that people who eventually live In ed at last night’s hearing. Draw To Curb Foes bride with his right Armstrong-Jones. I can Just live through Christmas the housing project, would object ings and sketches of the project He seemed more Intent upon Baudouin’a mother. Queen As- , . Or, If when the day is over to noise during parties and similar were shown. Peruvian Hits High Note talking to Fablola than In re trid, was killed In an automobile you sigh with relief and think, function at the clubhouse. 9.00 Monthly Tha averaga asealator travels Of His PoUcies sponding to the crowd. accident in Bwltxerland in 1035. "Thank goodness, it’s'over . . The remoteness of the sUe has On Oar Own Budget Plan Among'the guests for the eere- Baudouin was but a child. His for another srear,” proved wise, Atty. Pigeon said. about 40 foot a minuto. ^ By loaet Ferris âte intentions of taking out dttzsn- 5.00 Down (Oonttnoed from Pago Om ) Ban Francisco (/P) — Juanita shlp papers, but she says; ONLY A SHORT TIME LEFT! "My coimtry is the United throo televialon and radio spooches Porras la a llths young beauty from Peru who describes the States; I hope it will be my next to tho nation. home. The first Dec. 20 will open the coloratura soprano voice this way: "It la like you take a glass of "You have more than 4,000 YALE 1 YEAR FACTORY campaign which precedes the Jan. recital halls and 260 orchestras... YALE DEUVERY S national referendum on his A l pure crystal and ‘being’ — it must SERVICE OH A U MORIARTY BROTHERS sound like that." Nowhere else In the world can you ANYWHCRE gerian policy. I find this.” PARTS and LASOR The second will be a New Tear’s A t 28, Juanita speaks five lan REMTON RENTON FREE FREE Eva message. The final speech will guages end has sung in as many bo on Jsn. 6, two days before the eoimtrie«-as a „ coloratura, of reforondum. course. ■ R ibicoff R aps A communique Issued after tho Here for a recital she ^plains 655 MAIN 655 MAIN cabinet meeting said De Gaulle had hQw she become s protege of Maria G-E 2-Speed 10 Pound reported to the ministers on^ the Callas’ discoverer, Italian opera Yearly Session SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BONUS conclusions he had drawn from his conductor Tullio Serafin who also trip to Algeria and the disorders Automatic Filter-Flo Washer that accompanied it. These conclu- has developed the talents of Lily For A ssem bly East Eatl DONT MISS IT! GOOD NOW THROUGH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23 alons, said the communique, “ con- Pons and Ezio Pinza. e FnH 10 H). capacity flrm the policy prevloualy defined When she was a student at the by the government.” St. Cecilia Academy In Rome, she (Oonitamed from Page Om ) Hartford Hartford eExcIudve filter-flo It was arranged that Premier was Invited to tea by Berafin’s Michel Debra will make a atata- daughter. She stayed for three votes the rest of the time trying to e X-apecd waah ment on Algeria to the National hours to'audition for the maestro. tighten up things and oave some Assembly. tomorrow. "He made me sing everything. money. e2-specd apin 10,000 5,000 Then he closed the piano and said, But if the legislature met an Algiers, Dec, 16 IB—Moslema in •You are an artist. There is no nually to pass a budget, hs indi e 2 wash temp. Tes! 10,000 Sj:>fC Orem Stampe glvm with sny new oar Buy a Safe-Buy Uaed Oar, at fS96 or raorei—GET 8,000 the 'Turbulent Casbah today milled thing of bad taste in your singing. cated, it isn’t hard to imagine that HUNDREDS OF FAMOUS MAKES 194 Orem Stampe with our compllnimts. You can get Nothing.’ " parrhesed. Do jo a r Ohristmaa buying without caah. Use and shouted rebel slogans but tough this extra opportunity to fipond 2 2 5 Weekly many lovely gifts for Ohriatmaa with your SiztC Green French riot forces kept disturb- Before she went to St. Cecilia’s would mean higher hudgeta and your Orem Stamp hooka for lovely gifta. Stomp Booka. ancaa confined to the ancient Arab ("Sha’a the patron saint of music, costa for the taxpayers. > No Money Down quarter. you know"). Miss Porras studied Governor Ribicoff noted that the Monthly Early today troops and riot po ballet and Spanish dance, but not “ responalbllity" o f the legUIature With Your Old Washer 10.00 WAS 2M.W lice permitted exit from the Cas voice. ia "spread out” among the 169 OnÔnr Own Budget Plan bah, where 80,000 persona live lu Six 'years ago in Uma. the towns, whereas gubernatorial re MEN’S SUITS - filth and squalor, but they pro Romanian conductor Sergiu Celibi sponsibility m u st, be statewide, NO PAYMENTS hibited enti7 . About 100 Arabs dache heard her untrained voice rather' than- limited 'to towna er filtered out through gates made by and advised her parents to send districts alone. VALUES TO $7S,00 30-60-90 DAYS SAME AS CASH pulling back barbed wire barriera her to Italy. "While the legislature also rep ______> which ring the quarter. ■'In Italy even the stones in the resents the people, the members There were reporta of violence street sing," he warned her. are always ready to blame the UNTIL FEBRUARY 1961 Inside the Casbah during the night Re wrote the school: I'm send governor for their spending and some ahota were heard, but ing you an angel to add to the sprees," he said. 1961 G-E 21-Inch there ware no early reports of dead famed choir of angels in St. Ce K a n w , be observed, recantly HI6 M TCAOCt • LOW SANK SATES or wounded. cilia.” tried annual sessions but changed So far tha violence which has back again after they proved* too Mahogany Console rocked this capital .city during the TTie untrained Peruvian girl won flrst place and a full scholarship costly. ' past six days has claimed 126 and in the state competition to enter Constitutional amendments call Uvea, most o f them Moslem. TV 100 NEW CARS S t Oecilia’a During her fourth ing for annual sessiona of the legis There were indications that Ex year she was engaged by the Rome lature have frequently been before tremist Moslems were exacting Opera House to sing the role of the General Assembly but have UHF-VHF Latest Styling TO CHOOSE FROM revenge against thoaq sympathetic Sophie in Jules Massenet’s ‘^Wer- failed to get far. However, clamor to Frqnch President Charlea de ther." After 4% years of study she for such a measure continues, and OauUe’a policy fo^ aelf-govem- toured South America as the only is expected to come before the ment for this country of 9 mlUion non-Italian star with a company 1961 legislature which opens Jon. Moslems and a million Europeana. from the Rome Opera House and The body of Said Madani, Milan’s La Scala. Such an amendment waa intro IMMEDIATE DELIVERY M o a lam politician prominent On her way hack to Italy a year duced in 1959 but couldn’t even get MEN’S TIES MEN’S RELTS MEN’S 3-PIECE MEN’S SCARFS among thosp favoring ties with ago she stopped in New York to by the House where it needed only France, was found in a ravine in buy clothes. Family friends sug- a mere majority of the votes. suburban Malaon Carre. Madani’a gerted a recital at Town Hall. For Ribicoff said he planned to meet throat had bean cut. a recital on which moat students tomorrow with leaders of the com French forces were containing plan for years. Miss Porras had mittee on economic planning and $ Q Q A l Wod the emotion-ridden. Casbah after a only a month and a half to prepare. redevelopment. No Money Down night in which pqlice patrols *T approached It with the nor lUbicoff said the committee, ap Vdii5 to '61 MERCURY METEOR "600" 2-DOOR SEDAN mal fear of a person in a new pointed by him, had subm itt^ a WITH OLD TV -’80 EmUSH FORD ANOUA roamed the narrow, dank alle> JZ ^$7$!oO* W W $S.0O J waya o f tha Arab city. lace. I was concerned about the preliminary report to his office 00 Includes transportation and Federal Taxes. 12,000 Sfew York critics. They strip you but that the full j>eport waa not 2 Weekly Monthly miles or 1 year warranty. Drive a new Mercury for naked,” she says. expected imtll later today. Christmas. $ Combined Circles But she received enthusiastic re The governor said he would meet views and invitations to sing in tomorrow with Ellis C. Magcy, MEN’S WARM M EN ^ On Our Own Budget Plan Cimada and in several U.S. citie's. chairman, and John Macy, vice MEN’S HOSE HANDKERCHIEFS Give Parish $130 Does she Inherit her talent? chairman o f the committM, and BROABOLOTH SHORTS Wblfo on Whito "My mother tang, but she sang Lt. Gov. John Dempsey. Q U ILTED ($295 DOWN) A check for $130 for the church at home qnly," Juanita says. He said a presa-conference would ^ Nylon Stretch; and ochool building fund of S t Fom ovs TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY A descendant o f the conquista- be held after tha meetillg, which SUDURDAN Plain and Fancy V New modern atyllng, heater, defroater, whitewall tires, Bartholomew’s parish waa pre dores who came to Peru with Fran was scheduled for 9:30 a.m. BmiidB sented la st night by the Combined cisco Plzsrro, Miss Porras is very In its report, details of which all VUi}-f Interior, 4-speed transmlselon $IB5 DOWN. Catholic Mothers Circles of Man. much a member of the Peruvto .were released yesterday by the JACKETS Value to 11.00 Chester. upper classes.. And in Peruvian Governor’s office,, the committee 1961 G-E Portable Mns. Howard Holmes, leader aristocracy, women are trained to said the 1961 General Aasembly the combined ~ circles, presented be wlvea and mothers rather than will need to find an additional $125- the check to the Rev. Philip Hus- public figures. $146 million in tax revenue for the TVs With UHF-VHF 5000 S & H GREEN STAMPS ■oy, pastor of St Bartholomew's. Her famUy includes diplomats, upcoming state' budget' W hite Tho gift represented individual prime ministers and lawyers, An Gtvm with the purchsse of any Safe-Buy Used Car priced doqationa from members of uncle. Dr, Victor Ajidres Belaunde, at $296 or mere. Drive a better car for the hoUdaya: MEBCURY METEOR X-DOOR (Not 4-Door as llliutrstod) DRESS SHIRTS Fancy Cotton All Sizes and Types ciruss in tho four parishes completed; a term as president of town. the United Nations General As EOSTUIOOD Mrs. Holmes emphasized that sembly. Another uncle, Dr. Raul the organisation ia primarily 2l-lnch-19-lnch-17-lnch Porras, Is minister o t foreign af Brilaaqr Famous Brands study and' discussion group which fairs for Peru. •r aanes 1961 COMETS —'The Better Compacts" does not conduct any nne«Hel SPURT SHIRTS Although Peruvian women are irisa A t " A Bieatk Valuos to $ 5 .9 5 ’MDCNMEMIOOR . 61665 You can’t buy a bsttar compact at any prirc. 12,000 PRICES RTABT AT drives or projects. In tho past thb greduelly taking more pert in pub- Osinpobello’* O f Seakfiol* Complied Catholic Mothen Ot^ lie life, the change' is moatly oc- 4i88-?i«9 Prices Start At miles or 1 year warranty. Give the family a gift of a cits hM made similar contribu curing in tha middle classes end ’S I OADILUO DtVILLE SAVE! new Comet for Chriatmaa. tions to tha Church o f the Assump JueniU braved strong family op ROTBi Oae eewylete dww eate JEWELRY tion building fund, tho Catholic position to develop her voice. DMfs eyea fill — ROYS’ SUITS SErS BOW Tia I SEIR tSUTEIS N O MONEY »1898 High School fund, and for I . ^PtefeisMsee •WL.,' ' OK OUR When doea she practice? DOWN 2 .75 ’l l MEROURY 6DOOR S4I5 (im eowN) Bridget’s 100th annivsnwry last "1 preoUoe all the tim e" she OWN year. soya. "The first thing X do when I OcM Lot W m i YOUR OLD TV Monthly BUDOX7TPLAH arrive In a d ty la engage a prac STANLEY WANNER ’5$ Mer c u r y hardto p $195 Striss Exporimn Aided tice room," $ J i ^ t e , who aeye sI;o h e a ^ o Vduo to ’57 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR Oonova—Swiss banks are Join marriage plana at the mommt STATEE] $24J 0 A $895 ing in granting long-term croAta h o ^ to spend much time la tha 0 jrjH. tmif>.-4ta6 to BNR 990 . A V ' I **■** ' totaling $28,<>00,000 to finance United Stgtas. She has no immedi- SHOWN AT 5:15 ood BdU 11 Cubic Foot No Money Down ’SC POHTIAC WAflOH $895 Swiss axporU to India. Swiss ex- M rts to India dropped in 1969 to km mm G-E Refrigerator With Your Old $19,800,000; in 1957 they totolsd SlEfUTfiUW OPEN ’5iOLOS.‘i l ” 4JKHHI $84,400,000. * O PEN Refrigerator $595 Eme Knits 2.25 Weekly or ’SaCIUHl rAJRLAKK see RECORD DAILY D A IL Y V FOn Our Own Budget Plan evrunu ooxvcbtiblx $1215 Fiu m YALEXmGENTONf 9.00 Monthly HOP 9 A.AL to 9 P.M. 9A.M.to9P,M. ’H ROYDRAPT C'Z. ) : ISIS Ertde Sehirdmy ZIF8ER OLUB caas - - - fcRRn r SRP PLAOB S E R V IC t; MIMBHLIIOIITEREYAJHL.■ * e ^ la r* a Oldes^Û s eeâ Mwea rr Dealari* FREE MAIN 5T.... CORNER of PITKIN ST FREE L o f o o u f — m a u ju m r — o o b o t - - EwtiLiRH i o r d 'W A U TiOL'’ s ( n e m i m n t n r - M i s - s i s s ^ o p o i u n i i l i o p j h FrMH,Bss.1$ _ Wtlk JOYCE MEADOWS i m t o n m llm BatfiMi _____ PARKING rA\T HARTFORD PARKING **i3Sr*** U tim nekaa $0 • TtS MoJa Btn BlanclMRier « OpiHi.’1VmIgh(''Rid fVieir ...... ^ y.:' '4^ . . ' ■vrrr^.S; rTTW*/ r ™

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERADD, MANpHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1960 y H: UANGSESTER EVENWO REIULD. MANCHESTER^ OONN« THURSDAY^ DECEMBER Andover wold Jr., .t)ia aubdlvMim contains mat stxlet ngolraMaBU abt down: aa agrleultaral aapart, wna alaot' New Subdivision about 40 aoras. Watar and aawar by Toarn Ibiglaaar Walter Fuaa. ad president leC Switaariaad today- vron tor m i . , FREE 9EUVERY Unea ara available to it and aida- The subdlvum wa« am rovad^ a l walka'WlU ba built on the part of HU aiaeiioa by n joint aeaaioa t A lai lib rJl. Yule Activities Okayed by Board the Town Planntng O0BHnfa« o » o f both htniaaa at pariiament was ?S;,. TV-Radio Tonight Spring St. that abuta it, ac^>rd- Hov. I L ■ ^ ■■ - , Inig to Edward Rybcyk, town plan- automatio and unopposed. The i v i U , Town dttotorg iMt niglit ap- prealdsaoy rotates at oneryow In* ARTHUR DRilfl provsd thg Lookoot MMmtain gub- U n i anginaar. 'Roada w ill ba of Fill Calendar bltuminoua concrete. Swiss Elect Piresident tervaU among tha seven mem- dtvtglon 6 f 15 bulKUng |dU o ff bera o f the federal council. Wah- .^Slimed by Spring I L Griswold told town directora at Tlia Chriatmaa aaaaon dominates Television the meeting In the Municipal B an, SWltaariand^ Oaa; 15 (Jl>— lan was aoonomlos minlatsr and Owned by (Mao Broa. Inc. and 'tHpa pnaldant this year. tha naw8 in all ehuKh, school and S;00 Big t Theater (la progress) Bat-Hasterson planned by snginsar Raydan Oria- Building that the subdivision plan FRadrieb Trnitgott WaUen. M, Read Herald Adys. Girl Scouts First Show (to progress) t o e Grey Theater club activities planned for the Earlyxfibow (In progress) The Real MeCoye A coming week. The Andover co John Daly Newt Holiday Playbeuee n o Junior Hllh CMrt «c meeting. Newe, Sporte. Weather Ana thithera ■how 33 school parents’ association for the The Junior High Troop ie meet Skier’s Comer • ? h TntouchaUes « c h . 8, 10 kindergarten classes tO' meet S :tf John Daly 3 ing with Its leader, Hrs.. Theodore Dourlaa Edwarde„ *. 10:00 Oroueho Marx throughout the coming week. In 3. Beny» to oonmlete plans for Huniley-Brlnkley Newi 10, 32, MllUoa Dollar Movie . 7:00 Johnny Midnight ' Bpoiie a Weather Miss Miller’s home, which was for Saturday night's "Winter Wonder Million Dollar Movie 10:18 Ptoy of the Week merly used for private kindergar land’' dance, an invitation dance Jim Backus gliow I. 10:30 Shotgun Slade ten clssses. to be held in the elementary school Roush Rldere. Silent Service News a Weather Teka a Good Look 8. 40. During the week they will dec auditorium from 8 to 11 pm. Paesnort to Danger The Ford Show orate the room and make plans for Adult advleere are Mr. and Mre. 7:1B The Sports Camera Holiday Playhouse U the party. Classes w ill meet on a Theodore J. Perry and Mr. and HlghllshU ^ 11:00 World'!“ ■ Bee et Movies 7:S0 Outlaws 23, 11:15 Jack______Paar' Show (C) la regular schedule throughout the Mn. Karl Tucker; Committee The Ann Sothera Show 2, Feature 40 week. Including the Friday morn chairmen are Miml Wythe, decora Ouestward Ho! 2, 40 Premiere Adventures In Paradlea 11:80 Jack Paar Show ((B ing session from 0 a.m. to noon. tions; Sue Ann Tucker, ar- 8:00 Donna Reed Show t, 40 13:18 SUrllght Movls The Friday morning group will aangementa; Aileen Burt, refresh- Ansel 8, 1:00 Late News take a sandwich and fruit so that Nawi, Fraytr inents; and Martha Hammond, 8:80 Tales of the Vikings they may have lunch at school be I FOR COMFLETB music. SEE SATlimrAT’B TV W U t llN O fore the party. DeOver OtMe Although slacks are preferred Seven glrla in the Orade 6 pa for regular sessions, the children trol of the elementary achool Girl may wear party clothes for the Scout Troop vlalted the Mansfield Radio Christmas program. Parents who Cute State Training School last weeAc- ( n u ustiBg UeUdoa a«ly l I bteadeaats et I t g g : are willing to donate "sugarplums” end to deliver the Christmas gifts leacth. Some etattena carry I). for the party are asked to call they collected through the ele- wnno-uas >7:801)Cdnn va. Vameot Mrs. Walter Weir, Andover Lake. Gift Sets aoentery a11 W k for little girls 8:06 Raynor Shines W POP—1418 Invited to attend the "Ranger Bouequet, Elaine Hovey, Sarah 11:06 SpoUlght on SporU Andy” television show In Hartford Borst, linda Harrisen, and Oloiia 13:06 Raynor Shtnea 8:00 Today U Hartford 1:(» Sign Ofl4 l:l| c t o BaJlroom tomorrow afternoon Memhera of rU hault WBAV-418 7:00 Bob the Friday morning group are and boys! They Were driven to Mansfield 8:00 Big Show 8:00 Ray Women 8:80 John Daly tl:UU Maws asked to return at 2:15 p.m. to the by Aeeistent Troop Leader Mre. 6;4U Big Show 11:10 Ray Bomars _ First Congregational Church to as lU diard M. Grant, and Troop 7:00 Edward P. Korgaa 18:00 D « Rmyewjfceir^ Consultant Mrs, Raymond J. Burt. 7:16 Big Show semble with the afternoon group 11:80 puBilc Affalm •:(XI iUanelai News before leaving for Hartford. 'Ihe Grade 6 scouts took entire 12:02 News. SIgnoff. eaaa aad.Naws The treasurer of the First Con ebarge of the project In collecting Wnc 1888 itop Lawls Jr. Pinwale top over nylon g ifts in ihe school, vleting the 8:00 News ^ gregational Church Jhas written to tights! Sm„ med., Ige. and 6:30 Weather and Sports the k[indergarten to thank the co roome, and asking their claes- 6:80 Album of the Day extra Ige. In Red^White, 6:46 Three SUr Extra op for Its recent donation of 850. ■satee to bring in items. In all, 11:00 Muaie .______ra and Haws FF Plana Holiday Party ttiers ware about elx large ear 7:06 New England Ski Rep Blue,/White. (Also avail 7:80 News 13:06 World Naira ! The Pilgrim Fellowship will Ions of gifts collected. 7:46 Public Service PrograJ 13:15 SIgnoff able *for boys). hold'a Christmas party and pot- Storm Notes luck in the First Congregational Hebron roads are well cleared O f Mr*. Iron* W rifht Dec. 39g with Church at 6 p.m. Sunday. Each sut now, and school sessions have supperg bridjt, wid Chrlstran member Is requested to bring a been resumed. Deep drifts made tree. hot dish or a salad. Dessert will difficult, especially in 8 3 . 9 9 all iinr be provided. roads running east to west, the Manefeeater Evening Herald . Orange Festivity Monday Girl Toddler, 2, 3, 4 $4.99 Burnt H ill and Hope Valley roads, Hebreu eorrespondent, Snaan O. espeetaUy. Albert Hilding was un Its annual Christmas party will Pendieton, telephone AOndemy HEARING AID be held by Andover Grange Mon r ' able to go on his mall route Mon 8-S454. day morning, aa the roads were not day at S' p.m. in Lhe Town Hall. thm open. A feature of the entertainment la Colorado will be a grab bag of Christmas Wonderall Twinkletoes Toddler leotord set hos choir gifts. Each woman attending Is Former First Selectman Wln- Savings, Loan girl cellared top, tapered thnop S. Porter left Sunday after requested to bring a gift for the noon from Bradley Field, Windsor quality fair' sex. Men are asked to bring bottom. Red/white, blue/ Locks, as a delegate to the Na Hike Dividend a present suitable for a man. white, sizes 2, 3, 4. tional Farm Bureau Convention at f r i m i b r Chrlattnaa Eve Sen’loe *2.99 Dtavnr, Col. He Is expected home Mancheeter Savings and Lioaa A Communion service will be "Scotch Quiltia Twinkletoet" lively High •o ty B O B ® ® on Friday. Association has Increased Its an held on Christmas Eve at 11:30 land plaid loftly quilted to protect bumps p.m. In First Congregational * 4 . 9 9 Break Reported nual dividend paid on Inaured eav- end drofts, motched to ploid-trim cotton A break is reported at Theresa's Ings from 3 1/2 to 8 3/4 per cent. Church. A church school Christ knit shirt. Infants' small, medium, lorge, Beauty Salon In Amston, believed The announcement was made to • k NawSlyliBl mas program will be held at 9:30 to have happened Saturday night day by Robert J. Boyce, preel- a.m. Christmas Day and Christ ond extra large, in red plaid. Metching or Sunday morning. Small change dent,l who aald tha association di •k 4 HmwHd Tim M sfai mas Sunday service of worship at ikirt $1.89 wee the only lose reported. State rectors authorlaed the new rate for fir Hew la M fy Savar PaaBftI 11 a.m. pcfiice from the Colchester T w p the dividend period ending Dec. In other Congregational notes, are tnveetigating. The break was 81.-It will be payable Dec. 27. m the Bosrd of Trustees will meet discovered Sunday afternoon by Savings and Loan la tha oldest 8CMWtT8AIW'‘ at 8 p.m. Tuesday: the Junior Walter Slater, whose wife oper financial institution In town. It re choir, from 7 to 7:45 p.m., Tues ates the beauty parlor. The Ams cently opened a branch In a shop 873 MAIN ST. day; confirmation class, from 7 to ton Post Office was entered In the ping center on Rt. 31 In Coventry, S p.m., Wednesday: high school GIRLS DRESSES same way eome months ago. the first Institution of Its kind to choir rehearsal. 7 p.m;, and adult New Arrival be granted permUslon to branch (reading clockwise) v’^ Word has been received of the out Into a neighboring town. The Quinn’t Pharmaey choir rehearaal, 8 p.m., Thursday. birth Dec. 11 of a daughter. main office is located at 1007 Main PhoM M l 3-4136 Pamela Strong Gerber, to Dr. and St. . Sweater dress by Love In wosh- Mrs. Edward Gerber, of Nauga oble cotton with white eyelet t tuck. Mrs. Gerber Is the daughter School Menus trim and motching orlon short o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Hlldlng sleeved cordigan. Sires 3-6X. o f Hebron. She Is the former Lois Blldlng. Lunch will not be served Thurs $7.99 The Hebron and Gilead Congre- day or Friday In any of the OPEN EVERY NIQHT schools, all of which will be closed tional Church choirs ars hold- Conn. Master Barber Protection Youngland'i cotton frock with f rehearsals this week for music for the Christmas holiday. The leg o'mutton ruffled sleeves, EXCEPT SAT. TILL 9 Sto be sung Sunday evening at the menus for Dec. 19 through Dec. ond underscored by Its own ny annual candlelight service, to be Association 21 are as follows: lon crinoline petti. 7 to M . THRU CHRISTMAS held.in the Hebron Church. Elementary BUlard VIslU Monday: Scalloped potatoes Albert B. Blllard Is home from Local No. 23 with ham, buttered pca.s* whole $8.99 the.) Netherlands on a short busl- « wheat bread and butter, pears, milk. Apron dress with bib top, opron Bsss trip, Sind is with his parents- skirt In printed cvergloze cot in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A Tuesday: Hamberg gravy, ton over solid color. 7 to 14. Smith, for the time being. He Is a SHOPS USUAUY CLOSED ON MONDAY mashed potato, buttered carrpts, representative of the Pratt and bread and butter, ice cream, milk. Whitney Co., and lives with hts Wednesday: Chicken salad sand- $10.99 fam ily In The Netherlands. He WILL BE'OPEN .NONDAY, DEC. 19 wlches.t vegetable sticks, peanu plans to get back to the Nether, butter cookies, milk. Yeunglond's tucked front dress lands in time to spend Christmas Barnard Junior with bouffant skirt, cotton eye with Us family. Your b o i^ tdiM tMs opportunity to Monday Chicken rice soup, let ruffly cuffs and collar. Sizes Soola] Note chicken salad sandwich, assort^ 3-6X. Mrs. Lyman Eddy will entertain wicli OM «m I dM a poocofui holiday fruit milk. the HeOlAm bridge club this eve Tuesday: Hamburg gravy, whip $7.99 ning at her home. The club Christ ped potato, buttered peas, rye mas party will be held et the home bread and butter, lemon pudding, milk. Wednesday: Frankfurt and bean Misserole; lettuce wedge with dressing, bread and butter, whip again this Christmas... make ped strawberry gelatin with cream, milk. For Dotsort This Ohristmas, Sorvo Dolioiout filing. Junior Monday: Frankfurt on roll, po S L k iP R R S it one you'll long remember... make it tato chips, cole slaw, mixed fnilt, reading top to bottom; milk. , Tuesday: Americtin chop suey. Boys' Arctic weight ski pa green beans, whole wheat bread jamas in fleecy cotton with and butter, peanut butter cookies, easy-on neck, elastic w aist. . . ^ROYAL mllk.^ ' ’ 3-8. ICE CREAM Wednesday: Meat loaf and' to mato aauce, mashed potato, whole *3.00 kernel com, C3iristmas cake, milk. Th e CHILDREN’S DAY Be Sure To Serve A Royal Senior Hlgji Monday: Chuck wagon steak, mashed potato, buttered aspara gus, bread and butter, milk. Tuesday: Frankfurt on roll, po Switchabout Nitey Nites with . . yos, Burton's eaters to kiddies . . . anticipates'their tato, stewed tomato, milk.^ boottee. feet, countour neck.^ ICE CREAM CAKE Wednesday: Roast turkey with 0-4. dressing, cranberry sauce, mashed Here's truly a wonderful treat I Rich potato, buttered peas, bread and $2.50 every wish and nead . . . tha lova of little gals for nutter, milk. frozen pudding and pure vanilla ice cream, covered with whip cream and decorations. Small World pert *n pretty fashions, of boys for manly com Mm— mighty delicious 1 Canberra— "R ally round the flag, Girls leotard pojamas In sizes boys,’’ was a popular w ar cry, but 4 to 14. _ if someone called It on the freight-,, fort . . . I Put these gifts uncjtr their tree while er Brelaa Sells there might be $5.00 1.50 some questions. The vessel, fly Sofvoo 16 ing the flag of Panama, carries Australian coal to Japan with a they're dreaming of sugar plums on Christ-

Welsh skipper and a Chinese crew. 4 Be Sure To Tiy One Of These Moyal Treats: mas Eve, and then watch their, ayai ICE CaeAM PIIS I STENCIUD SUCES VasUla alloaa deepfsted with Ssata, tree, WINDOW SHADES frees aSrawbarry, chsoolste, B O - turkey, pumpkin er ■ * • 4, '' gleam on Christmas morn! ■ or plgaappla. WIU serve 5. R 7 C Bfarry Chrlatmas. Baeh Grawn, Whifw, Ecru Wofiliable :S‘ "KING Of'FROZEN DESSEHTS" ORFITELLrS BANQUET SPUMONI HOLLAND FINISH $ 2 . 3 0 SUde to Order qVABTS, riNTS, suofeo With Fonr Bollera f e l lS L THE CaOWNING StICCEK TO ANY.MEAL! FTLL UNE OF OD8TOM , 1 aS yaaw aa_____ Jte Q nemi ' itofGk (Aiw avaUaUa a t the ftai« «a M Wagna Mraat). VENETIAN lUNDS M'WABMKNOT. FH O N E M I t - t m L a. JOHNSON PAINT 00. 718 Mata S t , m M l M M l ‘T~ ■I..S 4 • ^ , .-.'r -. 'it-VT'-j ♦ ' ' ; w V-

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gattlnf raady ta lamva offic*. elty organization which had chief CYMtfleld OomwlaBoent Hospital, ly diatinguished itself by its un A ThoQRht (o r Todajr after a long lUneas. She was a Kennedy Set to Fill P&G Preddent TlMra hava b»«i RapubUcu btifi- dying enmity to Wilbur L. Croae. WARNING! Gunfights Rôrted Angry Castro nassmen, wa praauma, who hava Cdnnecticut by ti Ufelong Mrideat of iU o a m ta t. A iito - Ha would probably remember the Tho Holmes Funezal Home, 400 News Tidbits IfTraid eoiulderad tha Elaanhowar adihin-' still younger Riblcoff not at all, Oaraen at DO NOT 60 out IN nHS More Cabinet Posts Silent on Rumor 1 ' yUWLSHlCU BX I'Hki . 'Xu Streets of Adtlis Ababa charges Fo^ Main fit, is hi ffiwrg* of funsral I ggtWTlNQ CO.. lUC. latratlon over-iealoua In auch ra- Yankee hut ha might he tempted to place WEATHER . . . arrangements, welch are Incom Late in Afternoon Coiled from jtp Wires Firin WiU MoYi * 1» BlMall Sttjet apacta. - him and classify him on the hasU, It waa A wonderful day for all plete. lUnciiMtcr Cuon. B y At H. O. of the fact that he and Bailey,' mankind whan God offerad tha. (OepMaa^ trem Page Qua) THOMAS ^ rUHOUSON Neverth^lau, diirlngr tha racent hand of raconciliation to us. This . Have Yonir Doctor Iône AidW by' U.S. (Ooatlimad frsne Pag* Oae) Jack X. Edelbsig, prasidsnt of W it f t e rs WALTER R VERGUSON when they reaithed the su m m it^ In Your Prescription PrommoUtitm Guide Mra. y M M a B. Maaon' Jkui BernartUno County grand iSibUBMr* campaign, there waa Damocrattc A national scent political re ■tate power, turned around and In He did by aending His own Son tB-Lendoa, Heath told l>akla- Mra. Victoria B. Mason, 83, of 55 : Ury asks Chino, Calif., City Coun PAG Motor Fslght Oo., dscUned to rouiKlAd October l . 1M» into the world aa our redeemer MI. 9-2343 • We DeUver Free da tomorrow to spend the holidaya. day to confirm raporta tha firm wiQ oratory which aakad. tha puUUc to porter was musing tbs other day sentimental gesture elevated |o mmie-'the Brltlah ambassador in By THE ASSOCIATED BBESS (Ooattaoed troaii Page Oaa) Homsstsad St., died this morning cil to take action against alleged (OoB«fanwd trtMS Page Oaa) PublMHKl ,ET«n> ETenin* balleve that any Republican admln- the post of State Insurance Gain- Saviour. Hia creaturea had Addis Ababa had reported fight Here is a phonetic guide to the -III »• Mia I ■ 0 . at .the Manchester Convalescent Ho once planned to take off around distribution' of pornograiphic' pic eventually relocate M Raven. iindays and Holidaya Entered at tbe on the amazing bumper crop of Alienated themselvea from Him by 10 a.m. tomorrow, but he aald to Ruihors have the firm moving Conn, aa iatratlon must automatically be misaioner the ilate Thomas J. ing in the Bthiopian capital in- pronunciation of names figuring protest what they claimed waa an Home after a long Ulneas. tures by metnbeni of FolloeJBe- la of a 60 p tr cant gala, w* ÔM dtnee at Hancbeater Connecticut figures eligible for Spellacy, the antl-Cross vil disobedience. On the day they LIGGETT REMLL Iffil Tolred "moderate emaU arme and today in news from sbrosd. The attempt by the Oommunlst-tlnged Shalvas b m jb Canada, Sept. 89, day he will not leave uqtll 6 p.m. or partnnent . . . Bert D. Scott, 37, most of its operation early next ^ v id Clasa Mail Hatter the slave of big businesa. ainned In E<)en our first parents later. month and only a skrieton opera would pny 318A99.063.’’ high recognition and responsibil lain of the Cross decade. FARKAOB — 4iM WEST AIIDDLE TPKE. mortar firing.” prorohunclatlons were supplied, by Cuban confederation of workers 1973, arid had Uved in Mancheater former pester of Grace Bible Roranay added, "the tfta* la SUBSCRIPTION RATES It Is not the effort of our com We have never heard Chester died to fellowship and communion Heath Mid there was no raason thilIted NatloAs offices of tho vari to dictate a union election. for tha past 40 years. She was tha Tlie delay is to provide more time Church in Tenii., arrested by FBI tion being left at the Perret Pi- Parable IB AdraDCa ..... ity in the new national adminis with God. From that moment on Some members of tho union to try to get cabinet vacancies terminal until the finn’s lease ex right for this Mad of mov* by • One Year ...... **5 K ment to prove that there Is not. In Bowles or BUI Benton trace their to believe that there wM im ous nations Involved: widow of James Mason. in eoimectkm witti two bank hold pires in the spring of 1968. St* Honttib truth, some nstiirsl snd Instinctive tration. He noted that Connecti interest In polities to, the inspira the relationship between God and mediate danger to' Britons and ISMM clalmsd last night thsy wers not Surviving are a son, Robert Ma flUsd. ups . . . The President of the In company able to do it. For too Three Montha cut, with its, flock of ellgibles, far man was one of enmity* <3od never allowed to enter the meeting which Ksnnedy conferred for 70 min Edelbetg reoaUed statamsnts at One. Month alliance between business owner tion provided by the example of British Commonwealth euMeets, Gen. Sounthone Psthsmmavong, aon of Mwchester; two sistors, ternational Union of Electrical tributed to the firm in the summer many years, the customer has baaii Weekly *1® outranked such states as New Cross, although there has existed, ceased to love mankind, but mans totaia^ 900. who fled to Thailand—Soon'-tohn paved the way for a Red-line direc Mrs. Edgar L em ur and Mrs.-Anna utes this morning with Ms brother, Workers says he doesn’t like two heavily Ignored in tha dlvisifla of Slnulo Copy ...... >* ship and management and the Re willful disobedience made fellow torate to take over. They claimed —that the firm would mave from York and New Jersey as a pro in their cases, a certain parallel He concluded: ' psh-tah-mah-vong’ Forrest, both of Lowell, Maas.; and Robert, center of speculatltm about oaMnet selecOom made by presi town If a toning board petition for the benefits of Industrial progress. MEMBER O J __ publican party, on one hand, and ship impossible. the hall was packed with pro-Cas four grandchildren. the /ittomey general post Robert dent-elect John F. Kennedy. ducer of public office talent, and ism In that they too were Yale "There Is no evidence of Inter Vientiane, the capital—Vee-ant’- tro snd Communist followeri. expansion was denied. The ZBA "Government has taken more THE ASSOCIATED PRESS between labor and the Democratic men, had completed one career to What God did in sendiAg His ference from outelde Ethiopia in yahn Funeral services wilt be held at hurried by riporters on tha way Hempstead, L. I. landlord send rejected the petition in July, and Tne Aaaoclnted Preaa M eaclualrely he began to speculate Just why Son was to extend good tvlll to BRAIDED RUGS Putting in a personal appearance the. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 out, tolling them there was noth ing cash CXiristnisM presents this and more, unlona have demanded entitled to the iiee of republlcatlon or party on the other. this should be so. In the end, he their own satisfaction, and were such a remarkable statis. t t was, * the revolt.” Nepal at the meeting' Castro scathingly the application waa heavily opj>oaed more and more, corporate profita all. newa oispatchea credited to It or willing to begin another. Perhaps, he said, the marvelously salubrious ward men. God did not promijie For Christmasstmas Hie ■ 44-year-old crown , prince King Mahendra—Mah-han' drah Main St. Monday at 10:80 sum. The ing he could say. , year to some 1,200 present and at the public hearing by area resi not otirerwtse credited In thia rwpet Our point la that political par fell back on a very pretty ex good will an^ng men, but rather denounced the union leaders as Rev. Arntrid' W. Tpser, pastor of former tenants, all servicemen. . . . have declined but bav4 been good. and alao the local newa nubllahed here. ties do have their momenta when planation, to the effect that the on the other hand, there has been quality of Its ozone. apparently took advantage'of his Premier lîlrala — Koh-ea-rah'- "counterrevolutionaries." His imcx- When the British ambassador dents. Earlier, the firm was denied ’’But too much bypainrtng of stun* Ah rllfhta of republlcatlon of apeclal some conscious Imitation on the towardTnen. Hlg heart of love and Prices 08-year-old father’s absence • to lab Second Congregational Church, will left, Kennedy escorted him to the T^hoon Phyllis turned north and a building permit to expand plat dispatchee herein are elan reaenred they consider their duty to the late Wilbur L. Cross, coming out compassion for a lost world pected appearance appeared to un officiate. Burial will be in East consumers has retarded economic of an academic atmosphere to part of Mayor Dick Lee of New Start At _ _ seize power. Ethlopla door and told reporters that he had weather bureaus-say it may spare form space beyond regulation growth and employment" law and to the whole general pub brought Christ to earth from *39 derline the gravl^ with which the Cemetery. invited the ambassador to Ms home Philippines and Formosa. . . . In Full aerrlca client of N E. A. Berr- slay the dragon of the dominant Haven, who, although forced to New, Legislators LARGE SELECTION . Imeru, a 68-year-old Ethiopian Haile Selasste-'-'Hy’-lee aell-ah’- regime viewed the first real open limits. That denial brought about Hlarller Romney said sxpansion tee Inc _ operate from an original and non- heaven. The Apostle John express se’e Friends may call at the funeral to disetus problems of mutual con donesia and Communist Oiina sign the ZBA aiq^tUoation, Piibllahera RepreaentaUraa: Tha lic good more Important than gen Republican machine, stimulated a es it thus: “Herein Is love, not diplomat, is a nephew of Haile Se- defiance from the labor front. honie Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 agreement on methods of bnple- of American corporationa abroad Jnllua Malhewa Special AkeMy — New academic base aa. a. publicity rep SEE OCk GHRIS'PHAS lasale but is believed to have re- Premier Ras. Imeru—raha, Im’- cern to the United States and Great RepresMitatlves of the interstate waa greater than needed to aervo tle favoritism toward their own whole generation of bright young To Attend School that we loved God, but that He * His face contorted virith rage, p.m. ' mentlng Budr treaty on dual na- York Chlcatto Enroll and men to Interest and participation resentative for Yale University, SPECI4^>IN _ fused the post of prime minister roo h« seemed, to grope for the vilest Britain. trucking operatiop said last July the foreign market MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU Of friends. We believe that, In recent has managed a good facsimile of loved us, and sent His son-to be B R O A m ^ M ‘ under the emporor because his pow Crown Prince Asfs Wsaaan — He added that one of the matters ttofuiU^. it haa a payroll of 3S(X),000 to 3360,- “Tills expansion,” Romney said, C1RCUT.ATION8______years, there have been more and in politics, this being the genera Republican John. F. Shea and A. the piîtiatlon for our sins. (1 words he could recall. Mra. Clara B- Kalian they discussed was disarmament. tion which was created Just In the posture of gown gone down to ers would be too limited. ss’-fah wah’-ssn A new "special type of explosive Mrs. Clara Reingold Kahan, 53, 000 here, that it pays taxes on pro^ “is Intended for penetratloos of The Herald PnnOnf Company (m .. more such moments, to the credit town. Lawrence Riker, newly' elected John 4:10) 9 X 12 RUGS : Imeru wres ambassador to the of great power” used by fhe U.S. Kennedy pointed out that negoti reported under consideration: Fred erty valued at 3100,000, and that it the United States market.” ^ m im c s no fln&nclRl rMponfiblUty for time to hit the national service representatives from Manchester Paul, the great A{K>sUa to the of 58 Shields Dr., Bloomfield, wife ations between the West and So fypoRraphical eirora appearlna In m - of both political parties. FYom the United States from 1949 until 1953. Army, he said, was being supplied V. Helnkel, p ru d en t of the Blis- spends an additional 360,000 to General Motors and Ford v * beach along with Kennedy. There were, back In the Cross to the State Legislature, plan to Gentiles wrote: "God was in MANCHESTER to have had some differenoea with of David A, Kahan and mother of viet Union aM to resume on this 365,000 yearly for local repairs and vorllaemenla and other readlna matte: recent political future, for Instance, This Is, as we say, a very pretty era. some bright, Idealistic young He next served in New Delhi. Last Asfa Wassan and there have been to hia enemies by U.S. Central In Mrs. Ely Segal, 130 EUzabet^ souri farmers Asson.; Govs. Or establishing a world network to In The Manchetter Evenink Herald. attend a training school for leg Christ, reconciling the world imto year he was moved to Moscow. telligence agents and Yankee question early next year. ville Freeman of Minnesota and supplies. permit them to obtain supplies and one can cite the fact that the Ken explanation, making the present men who seemed to appear on the islators Monday. Himself.” (2 Cor. 5:19). This is the rumors that he might bypass the Dr., Manchester, died this morn Word of the projected speed-up Dtaplay advertlatnk cloaink houra: bevy of Connecticut political fig public scene as If response to the - CARPET CENTER ‘ Imeru was arrested by Musso Crown Prince in favor of some Pentagon bandlta." ing a t St. Francis Hospital in Herschel Loveless of Iowa; Rep materials where they can. Ignoring For Monday—1 p.m. Fridij. nedy candidacy, on the Democratic The "school'’ was scheduled for meaning of Christmas. This is why lini in 1936 and kept in Italian American-financed anti-govern came from the ro-esident-elect’s eorge McGovern, D-S.D.; James national boundaries.” Fo' Tueaday—1 n.m Monday, ures the foster children, so to Cross demonstration that there this past Monday, but was canceled the angelic choir praised God; for Sll MAIN STREET, OFP. STATE ARMORY other successor. There are two Hartford. press secretary, Pierre Salinger. F jt Wedneeda*—1 n.m Tueaday ticket, had no opponent more MI 8-510S—MI S-S104—PLENTY OF FREE PARKINO fails unUl 1943. Shortly after, his ment elements, he added, included Sllton, president of Iowa State The big auto companies, as well speak, of old Uncle Toby Cross, was room for the intellectual In because of the snow storm. God was making His glorious royal sons besides Asfa Wassan. 9he waa bom in Russia and had Kennedy now is at the halfway TV Set Smokes; as other American corporations, For Thuradav—: o m Wedneaday fierce and determined than Hoffa. politics. Cross himself, of course, OPEN TILL 9 P.M. TUESDAY-THURS0AY-FRIDAY jail cell waa occupied by another No one Buppoaed, however, that ’’puppete garbM in casaocka"— a University; and A. L. Story, for For Friday—1 p m. Thurjday. and It Is at least an explanation, The school Is being sponsored by move to bring sintol men back in griiwner,,, the disgraced Mussolini rnterence to Roman Catholic lived in the Hartford area for S3 point km Ms cabinet with five mar president of the Missouri Cot are being forced into thia program For Saturday—I p.m. Friday. which may be more than anybody was not the intellectual In politics, th ^ State Legislative Council and to communion with Himself. If we Asfa Wassan—plun^, short, and years. She was a member of the membmx chosen. Auto Leaks Gas ClaBatfled deadline; 10:30 a.m eaoB fun-loving and twice-married — priests. ton Producers Assn. "by the sheer cold economlea of day of publication except Saturday- , Canada And Cuba else can offer. Perhaps, then, it but the politician who had hap will feature lectures by 1959 lead miss this truth then Christmas In Stockholm, the Ethlbplan am- "I propose to you," he eald to the Albany Jewish Center In Hart Salinger declined to say which of Postmaster General—SpeculaUon the situation,” Romney said. t a.m. would die merely churlish of us to pened to be in the academic pro will bring us little else thui s would dare engineer a plot against ford. r ers and heads of the various com- ...bassador proclaimed the new gov his father. meeting, "that we shake up the the vacancies Kennedy is closest a week ago centered on a Negro, Town firemen were called out 'T tMnk this approach of for Thursday, November 15 Add to the policy differences be question Its validity. fession. If the bright young hope mittoes. The ’freshmen legislators good dinner, a few gifts that will ernment ”non-Conununist and neu electrical industry so that enemies Surviving, besides'her husband to filling. This is the way the pic Rep. William L. Dawson, D-H1. Blit twice this morning, but didn’t find eign expansion is wrong,” Romney ginning to crop up between the But we do think- that old Uncle fuls didn't retire from the political will learn the mechanics of legsla-' pass away in time, and the tral.” He pkdeed up modem progres will know the generous reveriution and duighter here, Sri's a son, Ar ture looks on possible appointees: Kennedy reportedly has decided ansrthlng serious either time. said. ”I believe it will be termed United .States and Canada the dif Toby himself would be a little bit scene when they found thi.s out, tive process, the methods of han transient Joy of being with our There waa no Immediate eifpla- sive ideas while a university stu can'-also be firm when circum nold H. Kahan of Baltimore, Md.; Secratary of the TreaNuiy—Re that Dawson, 74, is too old a man At 11:15 Companies 1 and 8 economic imperialism. The Editorialist’s World surprised If he were asked to wake the political scene retired them dling and Introducing bills and friends and loved ones for a while. aatlon of what opposing groups dent in England sad <« a visit to stances dictate." another daughter, Mrs. Karl Boa- publican Douglas Dillon, undersec for th« Job. The new speculation is went to the home of Joseph Ar- "It is a cold, calculating effort ference between the United States up and survey his supposed dis sooner or later. The news from Ethiopia Is. we resolutions, and services available Don't settle for so little -when blight be involved In the reported the United States last year. In an apparent'hint at more land of East Patterson, N. J., and retary of state in the outgoing El that a man with poatoffice exper mentano at 41 Crestwood Dr., to become exempt from national embargo on trade to Cuba and ciples. P. T. Barnum, back In the last from state agencies. Christ came to give us so much. Open Before flghting in the capital. . "Today the will of the Ethi trouble with union leaders, he five grandchildren. senhower administration, is re ience may get the poaitlon. where a power transformer had policies and national boundaries.” think, Just the touch needed to Canada's willing reception of a Cu He would remember John century, ii.sed to have an explana The lectures will start at 1:30 MaJ. E. Walter Lamie Ethloifia haa, however, two en opian people has been realized,” said It was possible "one segment Funeral services will be held to ported to be an almost sure bet for burned up in a television. Damag;e Romney said that American pro bring the editorialists of the world Bailey, perhaps, as a rather brash tion of what made Connecticiiit p.m. in the State Capitol. The Salvation Army tirely. separate military groupi^— he declar^ in the proclamation. (of the unions) la still confused.” morrow at'2 p.m. at tho Weinstein this Job. Dillon, scheduled to re was confined to the set. duction of automobiles had de ban trade mission which hopes to clined from 72 per cent of the Into full demonstration of their strange for the purchase from the regular army and the Im ”I have made my decision to He did not elaborate but the Mortuary, 640 Farmington Avo., turn to the capital late today from MPHNA Praised Just before 9 o’clock Co. 8 went catholicity of knowledge and In perial Household Guard—and the- serve Ethiopia and the Bthiopian foodhandlers' union waa the only Hartford. Rabbi Abraham J. Feld a Paris conference, met with Ken to E. Middle ’Tpke., between Earl world production In 1951 to 48 per Canada of some of the things our CHRISTMAS nedy last week-at the President cent In 1959. sight, their Instant expertise, their gunflre might Indicate that they people, seeking no personal pref one in the Cuban confederation of man will offldtate. Burial will be and View Sts., where gaa had own embargo shuts off. were taking opposite sides in the erence or advantage, only the workers to vote ag;ainst condemn in the Albany Jewish Center Ce elect’s request. A Dillon aide re By Official leaked out of the gas tank of a Romney said present national marvelous capacity to reduce to It Is quite possible that we . revolt. legitimate salary determined by ing the electrical union’s leader metery, Hartford. Memorial dona ported afterward that Kennedy compstet car being driven by Wil economic policies were thwarting Open The made no Job offer, but other economic growth. explanation and muse and effect should feel thankful to Canada, Ibe fragmentary reports so far law. ' ship for its open defiance of the tions may be made to the Cancer Manchester’s public health liam Lofstrom of 57 Wedgewood Way To soiTrces .got the Impression that Dr. and order all those things which rather than resentful. Our own avaiiabla on the course of the re "The newly established govern Castro regime. Society. nurses have received praise from FLYING SAILOR FINED may seem, to the poor benighted ment has the support of myself, The Cuban Foreign Ministry, In Kennedy was sizing up Dillon and lifiss Joyce Semradek of the Yale Thera was no fire. .Firemen embargo, for Instance, Is supposed Easier bellion have failed to make clear waa highly impress^. Norfolk, Va., Dec. 15 (/E ■— A layman, Just so much disorganized the exact role of the Household the armed forces, educated young a note to the U.S. government, Timothy John Goss School of Public Health for their hosed down the street to wash to be punishment of Castro and the Gift people and tho whole of Ethiopia. Attorney General—The Presi close association -with the Progres away the gas. S4-year-old aailor who flew aolo and confusing chaos. Guard. accused the United States of pro Timothy John Goss, 14-day-old dent-elect’s brother Robert, 34 Cuban people because Castro has Giving Some accounts had the Houae- Decialona taken by this govern tecting anti-Castro exiles and son of Edward and Mary (Cad- sive Iâtlent Cara program at Man However, the water froze due to In a four^glno Navy patrol So we sit In our Ivory tower, still is a “very possible” choice to chester Memorial Hospital. sub-freezing temperatures, and a bomber from San Diego, Calif., been flirting with Commtinlsm. hM Guard leading the attempt to ment will be strictly adhered to." underwriting counterrevolutionary orette) (Sosa, 123 Helaine Rd., died head the Justice Department, an smacking mir typewriter keys sa By Joining overthrow-Kntperor Halle Selassie. The crown prince charged ’’laws activities and demanded that yesterday at Manchester Memor The Yale observer said this as town highway truck had to be to Shreveport, La., was ordered An embargo on things the Cubans informant said last night How sociation provides an ’’excellent called to put sand on the icy spot. reduced In grade today and fined we see a feast of Ethiopian drama need In order 'to carry on their Onr '61 Others said the army had played and regulations of tho country have Washington put a stop to all ac ial Hospital. ever, tMs source pictured Robert— 628 a month for six months by a approaching, and all aet to make the leoiding role and that there had been abused, to deprive the com tions harmful to the Cuban gov Survivors, besides hia parents. who was Ms brother’s campaign Opportunity for continuity of care,” Lofstrom told firemen the gas own living Invites somebody to Ohrlatmas mon people ■' of their rights and Mrs. -Rachel Barnes, nurse super tank, which is located in the front court-martial board. The board an Impressive show of having di been an attempt to dissolve the ernment. Include five sisters, Patricia, Bar manager—as reluctant to accept announced Its verdict against come galumphing to the rescue Club elite guard. privileges in order to boost up the The note followed showers of bara, Sally, and twins, Jacqueline such an appbintment on the visor, reported at a recent meeting of his car, struck a large metad gested Its significance and its Im and the Communist world has been Army units guarded American, riches of the favored few.” He of the MPHNA Board of Directors chock of the type used to keep Robert H. Swain, AvIaUon Ma anti-Caetro leaflets dropped by and Jennifer Goss; three brothers, groimds it would open the Presi large trucks from rolling. It ap chinist Mate l.C. after deUbdrat- portance the moment the first cur known to deprive Its own people at British and Soviet embaasiea-ln the pledged to raise living standards, planes earlier this week over Ha Edward, Richard and Philip Goss; dent-elect to strong criticism for at the hospital. Ethiopian qapltal. There -was no to respect foreign capital and Miss Semradek, with other per parently had fallen onto the road Ing one hour and 20 mfai- tain rises. home of jjoods In order to make vana and other places. Tony’ De- his paternal grandmother, Mrs. selection of a member of the fam from a passing truck. utes. Swain had pleaded gnOty word aa to how the coup was being carry out ’’concrete action" to end ily. sonnel of the Yale School of Pub But shsll we, dear reader, let you such a showcBse-> "use of them oppression, poverty and ignorance. varona, head of the Cuban exile Eleanor Goss of Manchester; and lic Health, visited the hospital here to a charge of “wrongful appro received by the nation's 1-8 million group in Miami, said the planes his maternal grandfather, Alfred The President-elect was said to In on what may not he as much of abroad. If all our friends honored HIEE . . ■ WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS . people. "The long strides being made by a' few weeks ago. , Oldest professional school in the priation of an aircraft." He had a secret as It ought fo he, for our the newly independent African came from airfields outside the Cadorette of Hartford. have offered the post to Robert, field of technology in the United never flon-n a plane before Ms our embargo, and adopted It for WHEN YOU OPEN A '61 CHRISTMAS CLUB . But Crown Prince Asfa IVassan United States. and to be taking the position he During November, public health own livelihood? declared his aim was to end "3,000 states who are making progress Services will be held at the con nurses made 561 visits. Mrs. States is U.S. Military Academy, niurathorlzed flight, which took themselves, the end result might Handsome RE3GISTER BOOK (approximately S^liXll) for day by day have made the people .Cuba charged that ’’pirate plaiie” venience of the family, burial will will abide 'Robert’s decision. That founded in 1802. place in Septemt^l No, please don't tell us. I,et us keeping track of Birthdays, Anniversaries and Christmas years of injustice.” This appeared view of the situation was report Barnes reported. They also as be to drive Ctib,s entirely and for to be a direct attack on the dynasty of Ethiopia realize that these new flights over . Cuba were being timed be in St. Bridget’s Cemetery. The sisted at four maternity clinics tell you. ever Into the economic tolls of the Card list. You'll find It very useful. nations are advancing fast, leaving with the start of the sugar harvest. Walter N. Leclerc Funeral Home, ed after Robert had conferred Itself whicih traces its orlgrlns to a yesterday with William P. Rogrers, for 33 persons, three TB clinics We don’t know the first thing Communists, and the end result of union of King Solomon and the the people of Ethiopia behind,” he The Castro government claims 23 Main St., is in charge of fu attended I by 34 persons, and one iU about what Is going on In Ethio said. large sugarcane acreage were neral arrangements. ' the Eisenhower regime’s attorney our strategy In Cuba would be ex Queen of Sheba. general. tumor clinic fbr 4 persons. pia. aclly the opposite of what we our During, those three millennia of Despite much talk of develop burned by marauding planes last Mrs. Barnes also reported five ment, the ancient kingdom remains year. ftyron (WMzzer) 'White, Colo women attended a class for ex Oh, give us lime, snd a little selves Intended. iflr * , legend a'nd history the succession rado lawyer who Was an All to the throne never has been steeped in barbarism. Although in Fire of unknown origin early FnnerR lt pectant mothers which started last Use Your Charge-a-Plate help, and we will come up with When our otm policies are pos- P7 dependent throughout its long his today ravaged.the fourth and fifth America football player, also has something. We will find, perhaps, settled except by the sword and no month. Nurses assisted Dr. Nicho slbl.v mistaken and self-defeating, vSAVINGS , emperor ever has been succeeded tory except for a few yhars of oc floors of the government-controll Wlnthrop A. Reed figured In -speculation for the at las Marzialo in a second flu -clinic some theory that will seem to fit ’ by his Mn. • cupation by Mussolini’s Italy, ed CMQ Radio and Television Sta Funeral services for Wlnthroj) torney general post. Kennedy of for town employes last month. it may he good to have friends who Elmopia lags far behiiid African fered 'White a. Job In the new ad events. refuse to go along with them. LOAM Short), liiihtHeU e Selassie, after tion — one of Castro’s favorite A. Reed, 16 Sanford Rd., weroi' Public l)aalth nurses took 20 bas .•k s ,s () « I \ r I () N •tatea colonmd by Sluropeans. outlets for anti-American blasts. held yesterday afternoon at South ministration Ituit week, but' there kets of fruit to shut-ins for the But, for the moment, you, dear We in this country, however, are 80 yesrs' -iOf rUIe as emperor and waa no announcement as to which reader, will have to pardon us. We head of the government, had ap Ethiopia has fewer roads and Three companies of firemen, Methodist Cîijrch. The Rev. Thanksgiving holiday. After the not likely to be thinking of our V/Mms railways than Sudan, a civil serv with American equipment, were Lawrence F. AlJhond, pastor, offi one. White said at the time he recent board meeting, packages know just as much about the sig- aawewtiTin’s oLatST riwaweiat lasTiTuriaa peared to be on the way to break- friends up In Canada a.a high- I ing thlg tradition, but the new ice far Inferior to that of newly summoned to the heart of ciated. Jack Grove was organist, was going to think It over for and candy gifts were wrapped for nlficsnce of events- in Ethiopia as minded resellers of a hii.staken / e o z tA€cUn d tio o t, ' events made it seem that an order- independent Nigeria, a political Havana’s former tourist belt to and Robert (Gordon Jr., soloist. few days. distribution by nurses to shut-ins you do. . ly transition was not to be real- system more primitive than that fight the fire. Low water pressure Burial - was In Rocky Hill Me Secretary of Labor—Ârthur for Christmas. American policy. To the contrary. of Ghana. and the eager assistance of some morial Park, Rocky Hill- Bearers Goldberg, AFL-CIO special coun Shall wc, whilB we are In the It will come Into our mind that iMd. . _ The coup came aa a stunning Most so-called progrcM consists Cuban photographers seemed to were William Kllnb, Charles Kel sel and general counsel to the mood, confess some other Instances Canada la suffering a recession prolong the firefighting, and It was logg m , Flo^d Brownlee, Russell United Steelworkers Union, of edltorisl paralysis? surprise to those who know of sRwwplece projects — a new, definitely more severe than our Ethiopia weU. The emperor left his street opened on the emperor’s nearly three hours before the blaze Eno, H eim ^ Dlttmeyer, and said to have the Inside, track- Public Records Our best edltorisl comment on birthday, a pavement repaired for Was finally controlled. Keith Johnson. Delegations from but not a completely clear one. FAIR own, which makes Canada hungry capitM at the end of November the situation In Ijios remains one for an extended trip through West the rUst of Japan’s crown prince. many organizations of which- Mr. There were reports that some un tor business. And we are likely to Reed bad been a member attend ion officials were attempting to Marriage Licenses to which we have resorted In tight, give some notice to the fart that Africa and lAtln America. Ethio A obmerstone for a new uni ed the funeral. Joseph Alexander Blazensky of /juttKcfieotert/j uninformed momonls before. pia appeared tmtouched by the versity was laid 11 yeeuns ago, but persuade Kennedy to pick an when, the other day, (Taslro's re- elected union official, rather thah Glastonbury and Agnes Gertrude Rhyme it with eliaos, and you have wave of nationalism and imrest mily the gate was built A mu- Norcross of Glastonbury. jgime in Cuba proreeded to take sweeping Africa and all looked nlclpfd stadium begun in the Ital Obituary an employed attorney like Gold John Joseph Hadden of 24 Hunt said all anylmdy kno-.vs. : over a Canadian hank, it did so not tranquil at the time. ian occupation la unfinished. Road Conditions berg. And what of that fully devehijied Outside tho field of union men, ington St. -and Annis ftoacla Whit only with (ourlesy and negotiation His erack Im' erial bodyguard Goals and cattle graze inside Frank J. Tomhunas worth of 709 Main St. little drama down In Ecuador, hut with payment which was more —from which came the Ethiopian the capital and hyenas prowl the Cited in Crashes possibilities mentioned Included W. Charles Trotter of 52 Lenox St. units that fought In the Korean Frank J. Tomkunas, 74, of 1?37 Willard Wirtz^ Chicago labor arbi With Ecuador dinounring us, and fair and prompt than has ever edge of town at night. Burnside Ave., East Hartforrf, and Margaret Irene Sumara of War — were considered intensely trator udio (Hice served a* director South Coventry, Dec. 17, South vrifh us warning E.cuador wc will lieen seen in the take over of loyal. Ten years ago there was only died -Buddenly -yesterday at Hart No injuries or arrests resulted of the Federal Wage SUbUlsaUon fight to prevent Ecuador from us one Ethiopian doctor with an M.D. ford Hospital. Survivors Include a from three accidents in Manches Board, and Clark KOrr, president Methodist Church. American enterprise in (?uba. Some of the guard are believed degree, and today there ia only ter last night and this morning. Building Permits ing force against Peru, and with ^ to have bean sent among the 2,- daughter, Mrs. Antoinette J. of the University of California But If we are really to go to fun one. Brazauskas, and a brother, Walter Involving seven cars. Secretary of Agriculture —ibis Salvatore Fllloramo, addition to Castro Chiba trying to muscle In 600 EthlojMana npW serving un . The United States has spent Damage to most cars was minor. house at 875 S. Main St., 32.800. damentals, alnioat all the foreign der the t/JN. Oombuuid in 'Hie Tomkunas, both of Manchester. one reportedly has been giving Ken to pluck Ecuador Into Its would-lie policy differences between Canada 3115 million for technical as Also surviving are his wife, In a three-car accident on Cen nedy trouble, with Dixie congress Raymond T. Schaller for George roster of hemisphere nations off Congo, however, snd their absence E, Lawrence, addition to house at and ourselves can be traced to the sistance in the last 10 years, main Mrs. Fannie Janavlch Tomkunas; ter St., east oMCnox O t Just be men urging Mm to name a South the reservatln^? If we ever had an may have g^ven dissidents ah op ly starting education programs, fore midnight cafs being driven by 232 Autumn St., 33,400. fax-t that Canada, like all other portunity to strlka for power. two sons of East Hartfofd, an enter and others plugging for otherwise quiet Worhl, all this drilling wells and making surveys. other daughter of East Hartford, Robert F .' Robinshaw. 23. of a Midwesterner. Rep. Albert Vincent E. Morlarty, alterations small nations. Is not Itself one of The emperor also is reported Thompeonville, Ivan N. Robertaon, to house at 12 Morse Rd., 3700. would he enough to fill our front The Soviet Union extended 3100 a brother and sister in Lithuania, Thomas, D-Tex., visited. Kennedy the two world giants contesting. ndUion in credit last year, but little three grandchildren and several 46, 6f Twin Hills, Coventry, and yesterday and came away quoting A. E. Bergwall for Melbourne pages by Itself. In this era, for w’orld domination. f A. MEN'S leather opera with moccasin vamp, crepe sole. of it has been spent. nieces and nephews. Mrs. Ruth Oakman of 34 E. Mid him aa s a j ^ he wa* thinking Blinn, oukUtlon to house at 244 Pardon us. however, \V« are dle Tpke., collided. Police said Union St., 31',200. It doesn't see red as clearly and There are about 2,500 Americana The funeral will be,held Satur about appointing Rep. W. R. Poage pretty busy experting elsewhere. Black, brown, antique olive; sizes 6 to '1 2 ...... 0 9 9 the accident occurred when Jtob- to the agriculture job. Robert A. Johnson for C. R. vividly and as excitedly and with SEND THEM in Ethiopia, including 1,200 to day at 8 a.m. at the Newkirk and ertson’s car skidded on the slip WTiat Is going on down In Ecua 1,500 military men and their fam Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn But l7iom||s said nothing to rule Baxter Jr., alterations to house as direct a sense of fateful chal % ^ pery road. out these btnera who a^so have been at 34 Olcott Dr., 33,400. dor had belter not be loo Impor WOMEN’S furry foot-muffs of genuine shearling; pastel ilies at a military relay base at side Ave., East Hartford, followed lenge and Involvement aa we see THE A car being driven by Jerome tant, or v.e ll all be caught nap- Asmara, about 1,000 missionaries, by a solemn Mass of requiem at F. McCaffrey,'16, of Coventry, was it. To us. the great ahowdottm la to V . blue and pink; sizes 4 to 9 ...... 0 9 9 and about 200 State Department Holy Trinity Church, Hartford, at ping. allegedly sldeswiped by an un come between the United .States HOMETOWN and other government employes. 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Meanwhile, as dear rekiler may E \ ^ known car on Woodland St., near and Russia, and the United .States C. TODDLERS’ puppy puffs with squeaky "voice,” sock cuff. Meimg duiiitMoa. None was reported harmed. . Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Main St., at 8:15 a.m. Police have observed, our typewriter keys NEWS The Soviet Union has ona of its Friends may call at the funeral found slight dam ê to the left is US. To Canada also, the prospec have been going claekety-clack. biggest African embassies in Addis home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock rear fender of McCaffrey> car, . i tive showdown is between the “ Fawn, black and white; sizes 5 to 1 0 ...... - | 9 9 EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR Liiggett's No more than in the past, neither Ababa and operatea a big hospital. and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 and were told that the other car United .States and Russia not be U.S. military advisors train the to 9 p.m. Absence of knowledge, nor confu sat waa red. ‘ tween Russia and Canada. And D. MEN’S leather Cavalier with shearling cuff and lining. army-of 32 battalions. Another accident at 8:15, this WORU FAMOUS TRANSISTOR sion nor inconclusion shall halt the Boris Silverman who knows which la closer to the Swerai Swedes hold key poei- one at Prospect and Thome &ta., •ditorlalisl In hia aelf-sppoinled » < leather sole, rubber heel. Brown; sizes 6 to 12.. 4 9 9 tions, among them Gen. Knut Lin truth, that the showdown la In Tolland—Boris’Silverman, 48, of involved a car and panel truck rounds. Haile Selassie, eh? Highly dahl, chief , (rf the air force which Hyde Ave., died yesterday, at M t being operated by Robert S. Valvo, POCKET RADIO evitable and will Involve Canads significant, ‘what? , E. WOMEN’S Canadian-made, hand-beaded leather moccasin flies Swedish planes of World War Sinai Hospital, Hartford.' , of 54 Edward St., and Stanley Just in miirh as It Involves us, or H yihtage, and Curt Trlk Dahl- Born in Russia, he waa a resi Krzynowek, 47, of West Hartford. that the showdown Is In our 6 with fur cuff. Blue, white; sizes 4 to 9 ...... born, head of the Addle Ababa Po dent of the Tolland afea all his Police also blamed slippery condi LOWeST PRICE The friend or relahve who receives an AAA Motor Q ub lice Scheol. life. He was a poultry fp-mer, and tions for this accident. Parties Have Their Moments I n.lnds. snd ran be avoided If the Haile Selassie, who tethered' a a member of Congregation B’Nai rest of -the world keeps cool and F. CHILDREN’S Cavalier boot with furry cuff. Fawn sueded Membership in its gay Christmas packaging knows that he |ht> lli TOWN ON A W« think that, In view of some been complimented with, a very special ^ It shows mor* Ikm outside bis palace as a symbol Israel of Rockvjlle, the Tolland sensible ? of his country’s bygone glory, is PTA, the Connecticut Cooperative t of ,the v.nlder rharges about the finish or red smooth; sizes 8 to 3 ...... ^ 9 9 than ordinary thoughtfulness, because AAA’s benefits and one of the world’s few remaining Feed Co., and Tolland Grange. About Town «TRANSI$rOR Republican party snd big business semces are available for twelve full months. Whenever h e ' Resrardless of where 'absolute monarchs, Named* Ras Surviving are hie wife, Mrs. Exoelleat tone quality ItiiiiimerablF I sIph Llnne Lodge will meet at 7:30 which were made during the rerent G. WOMEN’S gilded bootee with furry cufft crepe sole. Black, drives, the happy car-owner will enjoy the peace o f mind o f your serrice man or (prince) Tafari Makonen, he was Gloria Sherman Silverman; a son, and Tiduroe. Handsome campaign, there should be a *p«- AAA protection and prestige. . . the convenience, safety and governor of a province at 18, and Richard M. Silverman and a tonight at the Holmes Funeral There are more Islands In Home, 400 Main St., to pay re carrying case, ear plug clsl notation filed alnngi)lde the blue, pink, white; sizes 4 to 9 ...... 2 9 9 economy assured to members by Uie most experienced organi womiui ia atationed, had to fight and conspire agginst daughter. Miss... Meryl R. Silver- Japan's Inland Rea than in any 4he Manchester Eve- other foudarleadocB to gain hia man, both at heme; two brothers, spects Ho the late Edward Berg- and batteries Included. news of what happened In a Phil similar body of water In the world zation of its kind. Order your AAA Gift. Membenhips now. . , throne in 1930. ‘i Ralph Silverman of Hartford and gren. F its In your shirt p ocket Christmas charms adelphia court room the other day. The 250-mile-lo'ng sea has been ■ IT H. WOMEN’S velvety-soft duchess boot, plush cuff, crepe it will be the most satisij^g Christmas Shopping yon ever did. ninR Herald can Iw for He b>d to flee arid appeal to the Myer Silverman of Mansfield; and What happened there was that the estimated to contain aa many as sole. Gold, cerise, turquoise; sizes 4 to 9 ...... 2 P warded to be at **Blail L e i;^ of Nations in 1936 when a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Black of IF SENTENCED TO DEATH RE6- $29.95 nation's two biggest inanufactur- 3,000 Isles. Mussolini subdued the country with Windsor. Doiban, South Africa, Dec. 16 Call” tegalarly with all Funeral services were to be held (or gir|s o( all ages era of electrical equipment came . - The Gift That's bombers and mustard gas> but re (P)—A wMte Judge today aen- J. MEN’S hijih-cut corduroy in red plaid or grey/black stripe; the hometown news turned when BritlOh troopa drove today at 2 p.m. at the Colfgrega- taiioed 10 Afriesna to death for Into court and pleaded guilty to the Italians out in 194X tion B’Nai Israel Synagogue, 54 the alaying of nine poUeemen In $17.88 violation of the federal antitrust Notice sizes 6 to 12. Boys’; sizes 1 to 6 in plaid...... 2 9 9 Not Forgotten... peopis awny from Crown Prince Asfa Wassan wtm Talcott Ave., Rockville. Rabbi mob actloil a t the Cato Manor laws, with regard to fixing of home are so anxious respect from the am y and other Mordecal (Soldswelg waa to offi Negro settlement i near here $5.98 V JI6.98 patriotic Ethiopians when he re ciate. Burial was to he in the Ell last Jan. 24. Eight other Afri prices and rigging of hids'witltithe WE HAVE DAILY K. MEN’S smooth leather warm-lined opera, leather sole. RINGS THE BEll WITH OVER to C 6 t ington Jewish Cemetery. obvious^ purpose of splitting some fused Italian offwa to become the cans, iacladhig five Jnvonllea, Blackf wine; sizes 6 tO il2 ...... 3 9 9 30 SEPARATE SERVICES puppet ruler and went into' exile Memorial week will be observed were oaatsocod to priMn terms of their markets without honest DELIVERY TO THE with hia father. at hia home. The Weinstein Mortu ranging ftom 6 to 16 years. The Christmas charmers to get or to give.. ♦ competition for them. SubeeriptiotiB ary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hart 18 b l a ^ « w en eoinrlcted of fashioned for girls of all ages . . . sizes 3 to The notation which should be ^ L MEN’S smooth, soft, sleek kid Romeo with composition NEW BTOilM IN BODWEST ford, was in charge of funeral ar PmyablU in /idvance Chicago, Dec. 15 (AV--A storm rangements. ■ . mnrilor after a trial lasting V /t 6x, 7 to 14 and pre-teens^ Smart styles . . . placed alongside this news Is that BOLTON sole and heel. Brown; sizes 6 to 12...... 3 9 9 nwviiig 'oat of Norttnêst Can mohths. Eight others were ideal for holiday wear . .'. in'a variety of 1- tha evidence was brought before a * Joseph Bltdile acquitted. The nine poUeemea ada spread snow and Icy air slain Included four wMtes. fabrics. Such famous makes as HANDCRAFT, grand Jury and prepared for the -V Telephone Ml 3-2711 across north oentral sections of Word has baen received here of ALYSSA, KATE GREENAWAY. POLLY Ciirealation Dept. possible trial', which pleas of guilty AREA• « Tho AHtonoUli the ooontfy today. Wind goats the death yasterday In Toronto, FIRE KILLS 6 OHIUNaiN FLINDERS, TINY TOWN, CINDERELLA. avoided, by the Justice Depart A STEP AHEAD IN STYLE... Todnyt — to 66 ni.pJi. fluuwd Hw ooM Ontario, Canada, of Joseph Ritchie, Nmr Orleaas, Doe. 18 z formerly tff Mancheater. YOUNGLAND, GAY SPRITE, ÛZY ment of a nationi^ administration Glab of HartfonI Weetern pra-datns bouse fire UlM five BROOKS* • ^ ■ whidi was Republican. He Waa bdm In Countyi Arraagb, chtldrea snd one adult from the PINE LENQX TEL. A D uns 6-2511 6 S0HM drifting «f snow. Tb6 ley Ireland. He was • veteran‘iit World aamo family today aad koopttal- Gift Boxed and Wrapped Without Charge, It doesn't happen to be iiews to ENDICOTT IQHNSON eoM air dtepfad tenopsratnres War I. His only survivor* are sev lied two oOMirz, fliemea report I- : ASK FOR SYLVIA OR COME IN 0binelf eater Into the teens and tO t In the Re^bllcan big business that some PHARMACY AND SEE US eral nieces and nephews in Map- ed. H w lira WBO loportod short- of Um tougtaaet govemmant watch Boeklea and Into the 20s and 90s chaster. iy betora 8 a.ra. In a bedroom In Midwest nmns. The chill whs O m EVERY MOHT m i CHMS1MAS dog parfomumco, la ««r naUonal m I. cm tH i ST. Wa Middle Turnpikt, M eneheiter t j^ u r n m o The funeral and burial*wlll take of their two-otory frame borne. > felt senthward Into Tsoum. Low plaee in Toronto. It gutted tho bouse before It was taken ptaoa under the TIL. er Tsndtdga’ want tai pcospaet t»- M t-am - r hteugbt aadsr eoalrol about a. 10 A.UL 9 PJR-. INCUIMIR lATUtDAY l y t Onls wnriiihgs were hi ii-iMIsa BIc n m WaOur balPbaue .latat, fiTCBMa saiU. 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- - r - ■ •» MAKCHESTBR e v e n in g h e r a l d . 1CANCHB8TBR. OONN« THURSDAY. DECEBfBER 16. 1960 iT K H - even the experienced pl^sleianto tse has the suithorlty to carry but tlants at the Norwich Btato Ros-, equal rights for women got into ton the ruUng without stibRiltUnf it to iltal. They may be left at thej sufficiently higta gear to moooM* see a certain type of lung cancer :a party caucus as a ehango in party lomo of Mrs. Bknest Aspinwall, The plUh pssasge M uis s u ffra g e or a coronary trombosts in a NepiJ Monarch -Arrests chairman of the drive, on Hebron amendment in 1920, it was con female patient It was felt that since the party Rd. or sent directly to the hospital sidered unladylike for a female to Presently this type of lung can membera elect town .committee in Norwich. ^ . DodlorSaye smoke ih pU I^ cer (epidermoid) Is b^hg seen in membera in caucus, the party Due to renovation at the Com (.Thereafter, W olhen took to creasingly in women and, in ekdi Premier, Takes Control would hold the authority to dis munity HgU, the Orange-sptonsored smoking with It was also quesUoned if the power 9 students, scheduled fo r tomor soon exoeeded that of their male world’s only reigning Hindu mon of recall can be established, .even row evening, has been poe^nmed to WriUen for Newqiaper Bnforprise CompmilQns and was mostly re- day. (Wyndef and associates. New Idle Members Assootatton Ei^and Journal of Medicine, vol Army troops moved in to take arch. • under these provisions. Dec. 80. / kponirtble fo r a tenfold Increase in The kingdom has tried to follow ume 255, page 1,111 — If you care over control o f the' government ■The notice to committee mem The Board of Selectmen will "M y parents have jgotten so cigarette production between '1915 a policy of stijct neutrality, both meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the radio station, mlnlsteria) offl^ T h « fe*pubUc*n Town Commit-, bers this week also announced the scared of the things you dnd other (17 billion) and 1938 (183 bUllon). to see toe figures for youreeU). between East and West, and be Town Offices. More recently, Dra G oodale, b u taken action to make it resignation of Howard Kenneson doctors wMte and sky about smok N ow the reaQy importune t^- and other important installatloha. tween India and Communist (tolna, The Junior Choir of United Thomas and O’Neal, o f Washlnlg- poosible to drop membera who ha of Clark Rd. from the unit. This ing,” writes a. young lady who effocts of cigarette smoking take Mahendra is the hereditaiV rai who qre feuding over the owner vacancy will be considered at the Methodist Church will rehearse to simply signs herself Co-ed, "that years to develop. And it may be ton University in S t Louis, have bitually m iss. meetlnga, according: morrow at 4 p.m. at the church. se of this, tiny Hindu monantoy ship of some 50,000 square miles Jan. 12 meeting. they raise a fuss the minute I try decades before these unfortunate made toe startling observation, to an announcement mailed to the between India arid Tibet. east and w ist o f NepaLi Mias Mather to Compete to light a cigarette in the house. changes are sufficiently advanced based on autopsy findings, that News o f ‘the take-biler shocked tt-member committee thi* week. Manchester Evening Herald Bol coronary thrombosis occurs as He held absaTing the constitu oiBeiala in India, which in some The notice said a resolution seml-flnallsta who will enter the frequently in women over toe age Dimock Jr., teleplibne Mitchell public that the terrible things ing physician. tion ordering elections last year. ways considers Nepal a protector adopted at ar'meetii* last week second round of competition for of 50 as it does in men. H-0828. you keep yapping abobt don”t Thus it has only been in recent In drafting toe 1999 constitution, ate. the $1,000 Aetna Life music qehol I don’t know how much these provides; ‘ happen to us o f the *weaker ie x ’ ?." years that the medical profession Mahendra reserved ' to himself Before and after Red China made "A n y member who has missed arship which begins Dec. 18. W e've only reason, dear Miss findings will Impress my Co-ed formal claims last year on te iil- became aware of the fact that sex correspondent But maybe she’ll power to disnUss the government three meetlnsa in a row will be The seml-finallata were choaen $25,000 Fire Co-ed, for falling to do what diffettmees in the effects of cigar tory held by Nepal, Nehru de subject to dismissal after review admit that her parents and we end'take over personal control if at preliminary auditions from you’d like u l to do. It ’s just that ette smoking were more apparent he considered it necessary. clared India would consider any by the committee.” “kill-joys” are not without reasons among 70 contestsints throughout Guilford, Dec. 15 OD—A fire we'd be telling the public some than real. During the past 18 months, how attack on Nepal toe same as’ an Connecticut. Three ■will be selected early today destroyed an unoccu for our views. The ruling: was to become effec thing that simply isn’t so. As women began to equal-men ever he allowed Koirala wide pow attack on India. to appear on the Hartford Sym' pied 2-story summer home owned tive starting with the next meeting And, if you’ll be paUent with in the long-continued use 'ohe ers in ordinary affairs of the gov phony Orchestra TV concert series b y Arthur Gow, president o f the Jan. 12. However, a member of me, I’ll try to explain why there to two packs of cigarettes' per ernment Among other activities, the committee said today an omis this winter. The series is sponsor Seamless Rubber Co., New Haven. Fabric Mender New Rocks Crushed Fast SKI PANTS are statistical differences Itotween day, year in and year out,* they Molrala visited Peiping in an at sion was made in the resolution as ed by the Aetna Life compfinles. Damage was estimated by fire ■I - \ male and femade reactions to began also to show evidences of Cleveland — A .chemical sub tempt to settle territorial disputes quoted, that It should have read Carolyn, 16-year-old violinist, is officials at $25,000 to $30j000. Paris — A French company smoking. the same tmhappy consequences. stance that comes In' a tube and "miased three meetings in a row a student at Manchester High Some 100 volunteers from four with Red China, which claims sonoe just delivered a rotary rock oruah* Men have been smoking cigsue Let me give you just two ex for boys & girls without good reason.” It is ex School. She is the daughter of Guilford fire companies fought the is said to be ableVto mend wool, Tibetan border areas which Nepal er with a 38-lnch-dlameter mouto amples that indicate that it is . toe pected this omission will be reme Principal and Mrs. Richard Math blase for three and a half hours in and cigarettes since 1762 when cotton,. canvas, leather, and syn considers her own. One of-., toe to a cement mill in 'Veronai Italy. time factor — dot the sex factor died at the Jan. 12 meeting. er of Hebron Rd. near-zero temperatures. Gen. Israel Putnam was said to thetic fabrics is being marketed disputed areas is Mt. Everest — This 125-ton machine can gttod A second committee-member, Bulletin Board Lt. Raymond Jones of the Eagle luive' introduced the habit after — that is o f prime importance. by a Cleveland Firm. The mends the world’s tallest mountain. blocks of limestone measuring who wsa not present at last week's Tomorrow is the deadline for Hose Co. was injured, but was the British campaign to Cuba. Until the middle of present .cen are able to withstand washing and Nepal’s eight million people are more than 35 cubic feet at a rata 3.98 to 8.98 session, questioned if the commlt- donating Christmas gifts for pa- treated at the scene. Until the movement to secpre tury, It wes most untunial for Iroiiing. almost all Hindus and are con of 500 tons an hour.

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WMI Ww WHK WPI Wm WB| Wm ■WR WK WIB WMWW WBi' !WK»WI t : ■>. , •ill '■ J ' < \ r I • / i. o ■/ i. MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALf), MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECE|MPBER 18, 1960 WBLVB THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1960 Pagee 13t Seciion.^ Two THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1960 i%nchrBtK.r Eornitts IRrraft .11, New T raffic Plan Fritm Your Neighbor Kitchen Slated at Center not spent by the Eisenhower ad- bttails&auon win be ralaasad,after About Town ItalianSalute B on d i^ B ill Subm itted Eour traffic Ughts, erbas walks MissUe Site ' Pteridont-elect John F. Kennedy iîiAwaBn.TNir controlled by push buttons, espla takea (fffloe, for Zans development. Zlpser- Club members art re- tioftttn ■oup is li Boarlaliinc U tf nades narrowed and curbing in A d&en> successful test firings mindsd that tonight la the .desd- By Symphony Nat Shifting S t White Bands MUssUe Rsnge, st office extended Une that they must aigff’their T o Legislative G o u d ^ tJw4 CtelotiBM A okw w . N. U., justify immediate produc out about 30 feet featire a. new chUdr^’s names for the d u ist- MinusBang John R. Neuhort, 87T « . ta,Hercules tion o f the.Zeus, Wood said. mss psity Saturday. The pwty Oiirtor flC of th* pMtor of traffic pattern at the Center. UTie 18 araas whera Berculss mia- wll start at 7 pm. and will in A bill to validate the bondtog^tion, but a close watch wW b# aUes are to iiiatallM this sum tiM OaoiDMUilty Boptlft Church, It was designed by the traffic clude a visit from Santa Claus By JOHN OBUBEB procedure to ftoancS the addition kept on it. A snow fene*; division of the State Ifighway Dot A Changeover Nike-AJA« mic mer are Boston-PniyMUftice;, Chi with a gift for each'child. In commemoration of the 100th St Mary Cheney Ubrary and the erected around it to addltUm to the turn « p o M o Mup recipe w h i^ is cago; Cleveland; Detroit; Fairchild popular with her family and which partanent and forwarded to Police CRISP-DAY MEALS-- elle batteries to Nlke-Herculiis Ihnnlversary of the unification of conatructlon of a West Side pump construction fence placed then by Chief James Reardon. Air Force Base, Wash.| Seattle; Tl\e project night of the men of station and force main was AnnuIU. aba often aends outJo sick frienda. Now is the time for r hearty beef stew, around, the country,,planned for Hartford-Bridge]^; Loring ‘ Air Italy, Fritz Mahler offered an all- Iha recipe came from a co> The plan also, calls for'the in North Methodist Church, postpon brought before â state leg;i8lative The validating blU must go homemade soup, Pinehurst. pork roast this summer, apparently wiu hays ^ r a e Base, Maine; Loe Angeles; I Italian program last night to an- operatfre houaa where Mrs. Neu- stallation of a new light pattern at ed by the snow storm, will be held council yesterday. through several steps before it is Summit, Madison and Spruce Sts. or sizzling burgers from youP broiler. no effect on the Manchester Nike Milwaukee; New York; Nlwra- I other of the Hartford Symphony acted upon by the legislature, ac bert Uved aa a college student at When the special is Buffalo; .NoxfoUci PhUadelphla; tomorrow at 6 pm . at the church. The town’s violation of a 1959 Thitversity in Om rUle, on £ . Center St. Good eating here! site, according to Maj. Fyaidt A olsm chowder and oyster stew; I subsoription concerts. cording to Rep. Shea. Rhyslcal changes in the area Pechulls, ejfecutive officer of the Pittsburgh; San .Ffanclsco; Travi* state law has held up progress on The legislative council will plaOS OMo. ^ ‘/ supper win be served, after which Somebody has said, "Italy was the projects which -voters ap would have to be made before the 2nd Missile , Battalion, 66th Artil Air Force Basai OtUf.; and.Wnsh- the men Will repair and paint toys it in the form of a formal bill Potato Soup Inôn-Baltlmbw, ' I the cradle of music, and it re proved Nov. 8. new lights are installed. These lU' PINEHURST TENDER lery. ' and gifts for children of'the Mana- which will be signed by Shea, Rlk daupa mashed potatoes elude narrowing the esplanades . PINEHURST As for Manchester, he said this mained the cradle.” The aptness of Meanwhile, the Manchester er and Doocy. As soon as it i$ draft fleld Training School. 3 sUcea bacon, diced morning, "There aren’t • any the remark was evident last night Board of Directors last night vot ed by the council and signed, it from the Center to Hamllh St.., STEWING REEF ». 89c when the audience was offered onion, minced and the installation at two traffic ed to authorize the general man wUl then be filed with the clerk of 1 changes that we know of right The Young People’s FeUowahlp works ranging from a Gabrieli 3 tahleepoons butter islands at the Center. noW.’’ Hospital Notes ager to send letters of Intent to the House of Representatl-ves. The 3 teaspoons salt PDOBHURST K N U O l^ of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church “ Sonata,” written to 1597 to Ghe- the three construction companies The westernmost esplanade on B. Manchester is Uie home of dtoTs “Concerto of the Albatross,” deadline for filing Is Dec. 26. ^ taa^)oon nutmeg Center St. will bp lengthened by FRESH PORK will sponsor a cake sale Saturday who were low bidders on the proj Battery of the 2nd Missile Batte' ''Vlalting hour* are 3 to 8 pan. for from 9 a.m. to noon at Lynn Poul- written in 1945. % teasiwon dry mustard about 60 feet toward the Center, lion, and is armed with the rela I ects. I SOUP BONES, u, 15e aU areas except matenilty where tiy Farm in'the Manchester Park- T h e Gabrieli work represented 8 cups milk with the present rotary being elim ' f. • 4 tively short range Ajax Missile The letters of intent will Inform they are 2 to 4:80' and 6:80 to 8 ade. I concert music to its infancy; Rockville-Vernon % cup grated American cheese. inated. 7-RIB CUT Battery A, in East Windsor, Is IMO.; and .private roome vriiere Ghedinl’s composition was merely the companies of the town’s intent Saute bacon and onion In fat, The lights will control traffic hNEHURST CENTER made up of the , more ' advanced 1 hey are 10 aim. to 8 pja. to honor their bids. eastbound and southbound from Pupils of the Eetty-Jane ’Turner infantile. Filling out tho program Mayor Aimouiices stirring often. Add all IngredienU SHANK so u r MEAT Hercules Missile, Which has three were works by Palaello, Respighi, The three companies are the Or except milk and cheese to the Center St.; northbound, eastbound I f t times the range and more than ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Wil School , of Dance entertained last lando AnnuIU Co., for the library and southbound on Main St. at night at the Middletown State Hos land Verdi. skillet Cook Mi medium heat. Stir AND MARROW lONE ROAST PORK twice the altitude capability of liam ' Larelo, Wapplng:' Evelyn Ornella SantoUquldo, one of Italy’s addition; the Fred Benvenuti Co. Two Appointments milk In slowly until blended and the Center; westbound and north '’V' the Ajax. Hercules la said to.be Traner, South St.,, RockvUle; Ter pital. Hiey recently performed at for the pump station and force bound from E. Center St.; and These 7-rib eats weigh about S'/j lbs..«. for roast or cut into chops. the McCook Hospital to Hartford, leading pismlats, was featured in sprinkle with cheese. Stir con Moatly all lean ineat 'In theee center jC-O^ deadly against bombers and air ence Tucker, Talcottville; Howard the Palslello "Ckmcerto for Piano main; and the Jarvis Construction Rockville Mayor Lao B. Flaher souUtbound and eastbound from ] and Win entertain at a Christmas Co. for the trunk sewer. stantly. cute with little boee. Lb. S m Q launched missiles, but cannot atop Keeny, 77 Washington S t; Mise and Orchestra.” She played the ty Jr. today announced the reap Main St. at E. Center St. For tho lorôr family wo sugôst tho whoio 10 to lOVa an Intercontinental ballistic mis- Lillian Materal,. 174 Spruce St party to Rocky HIU Monday eve All three have indicated they lira Neubert was bom In War- Reardon said he has not been I ning. The pupils are Cheryl Casa- work beautifully, with excellent pointment of Louis P. Fitzgerald, ieh, & L, and was graduated from lb. strip of pork at 57c Mb. Hxod anyway you wont,. aile. Michael Darby, 41 Server St. I feeling for style, nicety of phras will wait at least until Febt IS be to a five-year term on the Rcclfi* informed as to when these Ughts | I PINEHURST - The Army annoimced today that Charles Shimanskl, 227 Union S t vant, Dans and Paige ThreaSher, fore withdrawing their bids, and the Warren High School. She at will be installed. MargSret Mahoney, Kathy Giorgio, ing, and excellent -tone. She is an ville Planning Agency and the tended Tefft Business Institute In Usually dispkryod os 2 rocots and 8 or 9 eontor chops. the nuclear warhead carrying John ’Travis, 21 Turnbull Rd.;.Lau j excellent exponent of Mozart, and possibly will continue the bids be appointment of George R. Chase, GOLDEN CARROTS Hercules will Wike over pro^tlon ria Raczkowskl, 9 Ward St., Rock Lynn BCgin, Gilds Dumas, and yond that time, said General Man Providence, and woritrt In a busi DCbbie Ransom. the Psdsiello work is of this pe- assistant treasurer of the Sav ness office In Providence. She was settler groups who demand that vine; Mrs. Gladys Mazur, 180 ager Richard -Martin. ings Bank of RockvlUe to a fl-ve- Burton’s to Give LOIN Loomis St.; George Totten, 87 Del 1 rlod. The bill is being sponsored by Influenced by her pastor to go to For Cello Bag . air base areas this summer. Among In style, it resembles Haydn year term on the Housing Author 29c 10c - the areas named were Hartford mont St.; Robert Hack, 127 Deei CSiapman Court, Order of Am- Atty. John F. Shea Jr. and A. Law Denison Untverslty, a Baptist Christmas Bonus I PORK ROAST FuU Vi Strip Lb. 69c wood Dr.; Mrs. Maureen Hunge: aranth, direction iff G. Albert Peanon, will couldn’t have lasted more than a day or twp, ors, oxtro large white chicken breasts. ^ present a program at a meeting of 000 in stamps have been sold. Probably the beat work on the but that was his problem). My profound re In Memoriam Has Human Trait TO OCT TOF In loving memorr of Tbomss J. Ford, The curb Friendly Society Spon the Kiwanis Club of Manchester Bailey looks for the peak to program was the final offering, spects, herewith, to that cook and his inven who pctoaed away Dec. 15, 1969. sors of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Tuesday noon at the Manchester post office bustoesa to come Moh- Respighi’s ‘IPtoes o f Rome.” TTils tion, or to the legend. C H IX W IN G S CHICKEN SOUP When drinking, the white- wfll h wait I heard the composer present 4t over For the original of this hamburg or Beyond this death Is God, in cupped hands to the Ups, to to bring canned goods for Oirist- meetlhg will be preceded by a board and see how heavy business gets 30 years ago. True, it has Its weak And love. stead of bending down and lap Florence Ford TutaM ^ boskets. Hoetesses will Ve of directors’ meeting at 11 a.m.ffor before deciding on extra hours for 1 moments, but from a standpoint gfound beef story, along with 12 won ping It^p. Miss Gertrude Liddon, Miss Eve derful new ways with an old favorite FRESH CHIX LIVERS ...... lb. 79c Albert and Walter Ford. new officers, directors and new next week. ' | of pure orchestral tone-color, line Pentland, and Mrs. Aldo Pa committee chairmen. cannot think of a more effective HAMBURGER we refer you to the gan!. THEIR THEORY' I work written since toat time. January issue of “Woman’s Day” maga ^ St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters The Nordic theory is that people Perhaps when It Is 100 years old INC The Manchester Community of Nordic descent are' the moet I it 'wrill sound os oldrfaahloned and zine which is on sale at Pinehurst for Players wUl hold a Chriatmas party o f Isitoella, will hold Its annual PANTRY SPECllLS! 10c a copy.. . children’s Christmas party Satur highly developed branch of the tawdry as the Verdi overture, but SafLSCIlVICE DEPT. STORE tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. at the Amer white race and are superior Wolo- for the present, at least, it re- ican Legion Home, Leonard S t day at 11 a.m. at the K of C Home. PINE ST. and HAWIFOftD A ). kI ChUdren are to bring grab bag glcally, intellectually and morally mains as a very excellent euznple 28 OZ. CAN SHURflNE gifts. For further information, call to all other races, * of orchestral tone-color. MANCHESTEIl AND PINEHURST LEAN CHUCK. Mrs. Anthony Gone!, 22 West St. FRUIT ^ FRESHLY CHOPPED Fourteen women of the busi Is Offered At Lb. 2nd ANNIVERSARY .• i i 69c ness, editorial, proofreading and COCKTAIL or 5 lb. Iota for $3.35 mechanical departqients of The Herald held a Christmas party at C l e a n e r s i f Cavey’s Restaurant last night. ;:::i A L L R A V O R S PINEHURST REG. 59e HAMtURG SALE Those present were Miss Bea trice Clulow, Mra. Viva Reggetts, REBUILT Mrs. Mollie Gworek, Mrs. B^tty JELl-0 „ 55e 5 ,*.»2.50 IBM ELECTRIC Hamilton, Miss Dorothy _ Stein berg, Mias Esther Johnson, Mrs. TYPEWRITERS Helen French, Mrs. Genevieve DESSERT ROUND STEAK 6ROUNO AT We Eells, Miss Mai7 Lathrop,. Mrs. Marjorie Kaveckas, Mrs. Mar And Up And Specisl Very Lean garet Wennergren, Miss Patricia TASTCWEU SPANISH Platt, Miss Judy' Ahearn,. and CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES DMtSYlL Standard Manual Mrs. Marge Flynn. Grab bag'gifts STUFFED Typewriters were exchanged. CHUCK At $1.19 lb. 126 and ifp OLIVES CHRISTMAS ALL MACHINES Opening Sale (lOE BOX JAR) STEAKS GUARANTEED 60 DAYS PleaM Place Your Order Now For LaBroad-Aberle Our Christmas Gift To You! MING IN POUR OF THE ITEMS PICTU RED SHURFINC Special Value GOLDEN HARVEST BERUBE'S BELOW, PAY FOR V ANY ASSORTMENT CRANBERRY ISLE OF GOLD MARGARINE TYPEWRITER CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN...! CONNECTICUT NATIVE T H E M o S ! SERVICE 2 H>s.'41e 479 E. MIDDLE TPKE. SAUCE 2 “ ” 3 9 ' TURKEYS WONDERFUL AT THE GREEN FARMHOUSE APPLE PIES MI 9-3477 i KEEBLER RALITNES ...... 1 lb. box<2«o M ORRai'S READY-TO-EAT HAMS RIT^ CRACKERS...... lb. box 86e NATIVE 3 9 e M ^ 3 for$1JM> > Rll itoA m OF CHOICE REEF STORY a i GIFT FRUIT BASKETS Beautiful book which opens ChoiiM HAMBURCi CHICKENS to prt$ont,thi Nativity We have extra epecialiata coming in for Chriatmas and can take scene and text (TO BROIL or FRY) „cpe of any number of basket orders, if orders are plaaSd In advance. Each year, more businees firms and professional men are using these ONLY 5 9 c | Pinehuret baskets for Christmas gifts. > , k j DUNCAN HINES R H > l7 - t e JUICY liggett Drag Osmpaay bought «sit the entire taetorjr ta order to BLOCK CHUCK TANGERINES CAKE MIXES give their oustomers Ods beautlfal gift at the loweet price poe- slble. < ' f t Y o u ; ^ ' A i i -- UVI^ MAINE Your choice of theee 19 OZ. p o ’ llri early. American mixes ]^ G S . LOBSTERiS . . . Cherry Almond, Regularly Y our tntu remodeltog «i^ ^ *FreBh, Lean, Meaty . Swift’s Worthmnra CANNED I Fudge Nut, Date Nut, 89c Pkg. building. Our planning • p o r k Apple Crunch. •erviefi makea it e a ^ , Weat • BUTTS Lb. x b .'4 9 e J 6 9 c PICNICS Coast lumber makes it bcau tii^ t Flnoit pkMo ymir ontor NOW lor ovr homo FANCY. FIRM 3 Lb. Can PILLSBURY f l o u r 5 Lb^ 51c iiiii ifytolGQIWL" MelNIOSH W ILD MRO fO qO ...... 5 ibt. S9e APPLES lUr IPM ATOES. eoBf bofiior a a 0 a,4 • • a •.« aaa«»«a*aoaoa l».< boskot 29(k Open fill 9:(HrThursday and Friday ^ t l f e ft SU9J Rovto 6 and 4L.- PORTION CONTROL At Tfiff Bolton M I S -^ 4 1 Lb. 3-29 VEAL STEAKS Pinehurst - 302 Main Strbet Mm Ms j tbm Ml % A 27| v M A N C H iS iP l» r l O O ' O O O O o i ,.. /- M AN(ÊaTER EVENlKG HEKALIX. M AKCHEST^* CONN., TmJRSDAY, DECEMBEH 18, 1960

lack of intsrsst maana that the Contest Winners Verhpn town's ^.problems are not great L^g of liamb to Lead enough yet to warrant a solution. Receive A w ai^ It would t o unfokunato asps- clally for the roamtors of Ver PirexChristmas Foods Awards w«ro pr ssto*»* Isat Antagonisms non’s three govfcnmanta who are night to winnan and nranan-up studying consolidation and who arc caught in the erdba durrant of in a hlo^ rseruitment poste ewn- events. ^ Hr ASBOiHATCD nH 88 f ' Takiiu| into acconat tha trans- tsst at a masting of M msoiMni porUtkn /Htnatlon. tost buys Jjtg flC lamb, poefc chops and of the Junior century C9ub of M aA- Their meetings have been ammg vegstablss ars espsotsd to Parallel Old Ones termed signifleant and Important fryi^ diickens are «ff«red as chaator at ths K of C Homs. to brooooil, , eabbags, endive, by many, tocause they represent a spaqtala by suptriAarksts and Mrs. Charles McKsnsis, a Judge croaeing of invisible boimdarlee neIgMiortiood grootrias this wosk esearede, mednim yallow onlena, (m s Is tts test la < eWthla country’s past when change, Maine and Long Island potatoes, in tha contest, preasntsd osah and because they place the con- in thalr Anal prs-Ouiatmaa sale. avûda t o first prim wlnnsn •rtid ea tm rsosat toara or roform. or whatever the word radishes, spinach,. turnips, rutA- thair ratattoBShlp ta «IM eoasoUdS' might have been, was only brought eoildation study with the town’s Btorsa in tha snow-wiuUsd Bast Christine Bensche and Oarol Ann elected offlclals where it seems to wera mors ooncsmsd with getting bagAs sndjBwset pkitoss. Lawrence, and certificatea to run- Hoa proMwa as taterpretsd Iqr Tbe about after lengthy agiU tlon and the development of Intolerable con belong. suppltos to the msriMts in tune for CrAntorries eontlnus to[ swamp nen-up Batty Kirby and Connie Herald’s Bookvllle reporter). the markets at bargain prices, ditions. Consolidation has a toug^ row >roce«ring for retsQ Bale thaii with B v r n r . what to offer housewives. TIm same thanks to a king-sisa cr area o f Venum alone w ill house coiAing to local demand andâvaU- This view gains definition ■ if ability. bdllAays, ths A n t shipments of Jens df HoUm of Oifta, abowod oOl- one, figuratively, parks in a hell- lean patriots. 27,000 people in 197S. I t would There Is one hut appearance Lamb was offsred as ths top at Vtoirida’s icaboK type watstmOlons ored alldea of native craftamsn at O Froe^ r|^ Christm as shopping budget, tool oopter far enough above the town seem that this sort of growth will Wesson Oil QTITL 63e p t in 35c confronting an outsider In Ver traction .In nsW Bnglaad. (sman onsa you dan hold in your In several oouatries around to watch ail of its operation at produce the momentum to bring Vtytiig . ' J r non: the apparent apathy of the chldcana Are not usually conaMsrsd hand) art. tnekllng to m arksi tha world. Mrs. Richard Hyde was once. about another consolidation effort in charge of ths program. great majority of voters, most of Should ths present one loss the a big Deesmbar mast Itsm, but siq>- From either side—fire district them new to the town; toward pUaa ar# abundant now and home or city—comes agitation for re batUe. *PabUe Eyea* MEATS FOR lAIIES consolldaUon or separation or I t Is to t o hoped, however, that. economists point eiit that prices Film MenagArie ^ Sw ifts 2 ’XgM9c OLD HUNDRED form ; namely, consolidation. any of the other solutions advanc usually ars low at this tUna Of On each side, too, there la some When the trlple-volked egg of Ver MWinaapOltn - A fivo-maa board T t w n jc ly ed In the midst of present evsnta. non hatchea at the end o f the pres ytBT* baa bsan iqmoihted by Mayor P. Denver—In one recent montli, in-, feeling favoring separation o f the A t the annual town meeting ent charter study, a single, huffy, Turksy and hem, the big C2»rist- XantothPBuraen to investigate spectora of a group trying to pre two sections of Vernon. W t M d A y MS m IB M x y H t Oct. 10, a heated sesaion, there healthy chick will step forth. mas items, srs bald back this ritum st oomplainta of alleged Il vent cruelty to animals supervised ^ Laddie Boy ’M e There la a trace of the old pa were an estimated 700, people The time would be about right, weak, although some chains offer legal abuse by polioe officers. In the aoUng of 859 animals—tiorses, ternalism which held sway In ICB CRBAM present, lees than 10 per cent o f too. About 100 years ago, when the cannki hams. T h ^ keep wall and 4 . related dsvsloinnent, Minnesota piunaA dogs, Andes, buiros, steers, ■’■0 Rockville when social and politi the town's voters. At the referen events leading to todays problems are easily served for holiday get- Attorney O anaral Miles Lord bulls, OQWU, calves, oxen, rabbits, cal leadership was centered In the C risco 89s ' “ “ n 3 4 c dum on consolidation last summer, were beginning to take shape, an togethers. A few stores also are wakied officers that tto people’# snAehlokaiis—in 18 ts ls v ls lo n ^ AU POPUUR HAVORS GAL city’s Industrial ownership and less than one fifth of the electon Illinois lawyer remarked that a pushing chuck roast, sltiiough the ooBsUtutional right# must be pro- shows and four mOvles. AU the management turned out. house divided against Itself can number 'of beef offering is down tsetsd as carefully aa thrir ihnea Alma were given letters of approv- On the other hand, there re WSMS. and property. aL CTN. It would to unfortunate if this not stand. from the paat'tfro 'Fluffo ^ ^ 79e 1-LICAN 29e SAVE 2 0 c mains much o f the self determin 6 ^ ism of Vernon's rural heritage. There is conservatism and llh- A MUOOUS TOmNO PQR fCI CRIAM crallsm. OVBM M-OZQQ. 8-OZ > Down deep the largely unrecog . 0 Easy O ff aEANER JAR 7 0 C JAR 69c nised, there are vestiges of old OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 10 A M. tr. 10 P M. U] S. TOP CHOICE BEEF ' antagonisms which were devel MARSHMALLOW FLUFF"-’' 21e LEGS oped years,ago between country man and villagers, farmers and Former Cheney Mills .. Tetley Tea Ba9^ ww $1-19 factory worker, Anglo-Saxon and TENDER, JUICY Slav, Protestant and Roman Cath y Hartford Road ,ind Pine St. Cut from Young, olic. Manchester, Conn. 150Z ' That the antagonisms are mixed CAtlS 33c VICTOR SHRIMP Ts.s' "^59c In various combinations is unim ^ Hills Dog Food 2 Tenddrâmb. portant They are there. AMPLE FREE PARKING! What seems to be important la 001091 IdOZ PINT that, despite these attitudes, there Parcel Pickup to Your Car! AILA IKOW N'S A D elicious Roast That Is Sure C o o kie s HOSPITALITY ASSORTMENT PKG O z C JAR Is general agreement- that the CHUC!1 STEAKS ^ SW IIT AMDGETS 4 3 e town should consolidate. PICKLES To Please The Whole Family. Im ttl c u m m e r , ooneoUdstlon. £ after a number of fklse starts in D iet D elight n«uncocKT*ii tbs past V> irsan, actually cams WEEKEND FOOD SPECIALS % 31 J U M D L I - P A C 10-OZ J l O r to a vots. It was approved In the DILICIOUS WITH PINAST MINT JULY a ^ by a handful of votors, not Extra c Large or Small U. a TOP CHOKE EOF REG STUFFED OLIVES anongh, prohahly, to ha truly rep- lATHROOM O 9 7 tasentative. Valuel lb. ? Soft-Weve TISSUE A R a t s J L / c It was defssted In ths Art dis EXTRA OB SnW and CHOP trict, apparmttly for either one of GROUND CHUCK LEAN 6 9 Lb. N U T S H IL F B R A N D 14-OZ COMBINATION two reasons the proposed charter Lam b Veras -35< 5 5 lATHROOM TISSUE I Fancy Assortment CAN for the MncoUdated town was not ^ ★ U.S. TOP CHOICE BEEF Scott **™«> 2 .S s 2 7 c 69c \ aooeptabls, or ooncolldation would ^ MIXH) NUTS mske taxes go up. I m s r i:n i S K IN L E S S FOR OVEN OK POT ROASTING Ths flnrt of tbess lassons hss " B I G 2 " 2 .% 9 9 come merit from a practical point IS f m i Ivory Flakes isi«o33e HOMIMAKIR BRAND 14-bZ V r a n k f u r ls o f view. The proposed chsrter was, ^ Ready for a Dalicioui Pit CAN perhaps, too Idealistic to gain 10c f tfif PUMPKIN headway in a practical world. Ths REG main objection was that ths char TOILET SOAP LB ter did not give equal repressnta- i m 1 \ I ir.f 0 C a m a y EARS 29c _ ^ ^ ^ ^ _ ECONOMY tion between city and Are district CHUCK ROASTS HEAVY-DUTY Sausage Meat areas. Another <^jectlon was that BLOCK STYLE 39 >C 25-FTROLL It was Obscurely worded sad that REYNOLDS FOIL ^ 5 9 c K . necessary by the continued growth PEARS Cana * 0 Duz Premium «*”“ ’ira 59e o f the town and the increased de I CAPITOL BRAND 1.00 E y A N G E L I N B mands upon it. w jv M g jawr.s'. FLORIDA ARARSH But, despite the merits of ths All One Low Price! ge DONUTS EVAPORATED MILK reasons for defeat of the charter I 0 LUNCHEON MEATS 16 Oz. Pkg. 5 9 c 2 SS531C SEEDLESS last summer, the present charter TOMATOES 4 ’‘S;4 ''* 1 0 0 ^ Comet Cleanser Made with Fresh Apples. study focuses all the problems of Solid, Firm/ Refreshing the town into one area. Spiced Just RightI ^ UVi oz CANS 8 I« Rich “in Vitamin C It was noted earlier that the = = = # Frozen Food Specials BEAUTY lAR Vernon Fire District has, accord I FUVOR QUEEN % Zest 2 .^S27c ------ing to cold facts, beeirpaylng less BIRDS BYE BABY BHUIS BYE CHOPPED Nonesuch Mince Meat * a?*53c # lo s e CONDinONID - Flaverful F L O R ID A * Aimbo Paical thsn Us share for services admin L IM A BEANS 2 7Pkgs.£^49e SPINACH 3 ■ iS !49e WHITE SUOED istered by the town government, Bread BEAUTY BAR F K G o f 1 2 Nabisco Famous Assortment 39c services which are provided almost BIRDS EYE FOBDHOOK 10 Os. STAFF f Zest 2 39c Penrs . 2 .us35< Celery 2 k h s 2 9 * totally In the Are district area. LIM A BEANS Pkgs. 49c PEAS O “ F h g . H.OO ^ This may be so, but It would be Burry's Fantasy Cookies 69c IMPIROR - Pluiricam 39^ than pleasure, tbs way in which the m m u 5^^ 39* town govonunont was operatsd AT OUR DAIRY DEPT. ir FINEST FRUITS ond VEGETABLES ★ Fl»ad wHh Fruit and Raiiin* iA V I 4 f B-C Breakfast C o c k till «««eA»i 39e Tasqib oSw S ' 79< Tem pb Egg Rolls largely. In one y n y o r another, to tbs benefit'Of ths city. ^ I FANCY. GAROm RIPI FANCY. LARGI MFI Irffill R aisin B raad ^^^ 2 S c we reserve, the right to UMirQUANHTIES PRICES EFFECTIVE IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPERAMRKETS ONLY sppsr^nUy because of this ■ GRADE "A" ^ N u-Soft PABRIC SOFTH4ER M-OZ BTl 49* history of Vernon, the history of various confUcts, rsthsr than the Su^^catiowta F’or.BoUday Gtvtn^S history o f dates, and places and MIMUM . 1 % Tomatoes names, that gives rise to the situa BANANAS ^ Kasco oocKMo i S 69c iS 3 lc tions which exist today. EGGS Ao, when all la said and done, ^ f h e the diqmtsa over who ahall pay c 0 A WIRi ASSORTMDCT A V A tU H l Rl MOST iGOIDENBOOK ^ t a t polka or bow much shall be paid CfiLLC STORU, FRK2D AT SAYMOS TO YOUt by the town to the city for road HANSrS PACK of f Red Cap Refresh-R 45c ^ fs aialntenance, are current versions Illustrated FAMILY OF LiaaiY a t earlier atniggles. 4 PUREURD \A Hook 8 Uddw, Rwnpw Truck, Hrimri) iMrttni ^ SAFIDGf GLASSIS They are brought to focus in the 2 lbs. 3 3 ' H H ENCYCLOPEDIA oooeuuaieonsoUdstion movement because, IL S. NO.25 1, FANCY RfO O ovSlettes «c'*iTissui oT3o23c Fl|ll CHIIF SKT •a c h , * S * 9 ______roR perhaps, consolidation would go a 2 k 25’ ■ •' I YOUNG K O n t w y WSJw ay toward ending them, FANCY. aORIDA SM U SS MelNTOSH Cap firrng Rifls, Huhlight, Binocutatt. kWiMt, fiilol m nmically, i a i f it were not for Uu KRUTS Id VOIU0IES lACH Gal a cornplata M l for Holiday Entertaining ^ tooflicts, whkta are as thorns In V, LB. IVsIbh VINYL SPONGES PKG O f i 29c ;4i-- ths town's side, there might bo no The CempIsIs 16 VoIuim Sat af the VELVEETA PKG. MiHis bffans I sm, Rockff lawicK Dm * Kit Thing* a Mt of "Curio" Glauu also makes an ' ■tody o f coQsoUdatloa a t all. OeUan Encydepadia are new available Tonight, on# of the tbonis wUl 33*1 Grapefruit ideal Christmas Gift. s ^ r be extracted or pushed, in OPWIAfION XSOO >*« *1in , lor Chriffmaf deeper when fire district voters ars Kretschm ers wiiM<(i«M/ '}S*35e Iff'-TaR, JriiMl Atm 8 taiU UCssmMa Flay Ssk asked to approve a contract to HOnrHAN’S INSTANT VOLUMI maintain police servloe. If it is C O N N l t ^ L up<*n** I mjscted, fonnsr conflicts may to gus by comparison with whit Wise «Hoiau«59c IS*'Tail, L. - .»b;a, laintaS Arms 6 Lsfi C O M FU n ■MS n ext SUOEDOHEESE 9,9* lA V O U M lN r t e a 2 S t a n 'h i instant puen VKCTivi In n is i national supaMAiwn only BONNII BMIDI DOIA uo<*8*r CUDDIYCAYNY Tit'? .:'?-. . -f 12»59 •5,'*'^ if?.• '» . vacEB- ' •■ ■'•.•• .-•.•• ;:-i> 1 J ^ . I J / ^ M i^CHESTER ETTENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTEIR. C0NN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1960

son’s inauguratimi. John Quincy vase Bennatt, thars-upon caJlsd MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl^D, MANCHESTER, COimj, THURSDAY, DECEBtBER IS^ IWO is-^ dragging Its tost on poW»i out any really ardent support tor B o o k U K S . * develppiqenldevelopiqent projects,proji while Russia the project But no concerted op- Adams vacated toe Wnite House their group the Qoskers. ■ mshes shdsd vrith similar giant F ^ tlo n has developed to MS' M--. and' purposely avoided ths in- a two-bour iMurtog lim it., Gigantic and auguratinn'of Ms successor, An Q—Did Jam es Whitcomb Riley T o T c M ^ - emmenta have held scheduled $155,000 Estiliiate'^ hydroelectric construction in forts. Pocahontas, will hold a Christmas RttekvttM 'tnwn meetings to conduct ths study James C. Salta, executive seo- OBW ISTIIAB firrOOKlMQB drew Jackson. ever write under a pseudonym? party tomorrow a t Rad Men’s Hall JTOB TOUR nDT Siberia. Even so, most resldenta of the .1': ■emon slnos mid-October. ■ retary of the chamber, said 4 move For Alaska Aim of Senator sparsley settled big new state A—Riley a t one time used the U R — A new beak oS-"' beginning with a potluck a t 6!30 la underway to form a mahufac- B ack ^ for Church In addition .to serving the na Q — What unit of measure was pen name of Benjamin F. Johnson, pjn. Members wlU bring grab bag M erger Progress ' n O S f'T B B tional wealth, a big dam at Ram-' seem nkely to rally behind Gmen- Q—What tlrd drinks by suc- makes a giims_rf' . turaiifv association vrithia ths ing’s cause, partlciilarly if Jhe comrton in BlbUoal times? and ehlliren’a gifts. , lAKcaoBraiat n sr (XV-Aleiika,#}f Felrbuka. The lake would part would do wonders foC his own tlonT ■ • - gamq/ of bridgBc -ft nito TWHfc RoekpiU^Vemon ehambsr. A eost esilinato «f about Juneau, prospedts bi^hten^for actual ap A — Early clvillsatldn had a Q—What is toe lekdipg mineral ict Meeting Vote Seen HaeoHnl NoWs T o B e piscussed 996 ItAm n .-M I *4378 spread behitid a billion dollar dam states Omening contends.. A—The pigeon. by .Caiarlea 'IbiF f(Mpi# Wk» H e-said ths adsoetattOR would 000 for the eohstruettois of a nsw aur M n e st atata, will have the proval of a Rampart Dam. measurement . csiUed toe cubit. product of Alaska in' tsrms of Admitted 'Wednesday: BdwUi ehureb off Kemsgr Bt. by Covenant that would provide five million ' Its power "could be trniamitted This, was toe length of the tore- value? s«rear they can nsver leaiia t* be set up to give m 4nof4eto>«4 « netioh’a biggest hydro-elsctric to mil parts of Alaska,’! tob senator A construction project of .toe Crucial to Merger Study Barrows, ^fde Ave.; Arthur Roth- Membeiis Yeraoft Tire F r e e organization tor mutual xisistiutoe .tional Church has bean kilowatts u hour, three times as ^—^Under. toe/ terms of toe arin from the tip of toe middle A—Gold. Or, 130 Orchard 8t; Arthur by members of tnq dam tf 8m. Ernest Gruming has much power generated, by G ru d says, "and every ^rt-of toe state magnitude Vacsssary to build such This pesauniatie_ so n of f o M Distriot Board of Oonuniaaloiiera and for asslatancs to the oom>~ a dam—not tc mention what might United Natlon)i-U.a; Postal agree finger to the elboivr. Wheelock 55 Grand Ave.; Mrs. In M etered A reas church, the Rsv. K. BJnsr Rask. his way. Coulee in Washington State, toe would be benefited. ment, how Is toa revsnus from toe reads page 1, then takes a CPnm are Mhsduled tonight tO diseuas munlty 4a a whola. Gruening, peppery, 73-yeer-old come from toe actual power result Q—Why is a certain species of Vetm of tto Voraoii iiro Dta-flon»#r pay a ihara rf Jennie Annear, 78 Union S t; Brian pastor of the church, , anhduheed nation’s largest concrete dam.~ , - "One of the' great obstacles Alas- sale of stamps divided? . Q — What waa the first Amer If he replies that bridpf Is plagid Gerber, Crestwood Dr,, Vemon: with dlatriet yotars th# progreaa Ten repreaentatives of the city's Junior senator from toe 49th state, ing from it—would be the biggest the redbud tree referred to afe toe taict tooislit win ba aakad in a serrica^ h ich Is not used in the today. , Omening says the dam Will be ka faces, Gruening adds, "is the A—The U.S, reiatna all revenue ican coin? with Jokers in the deck, ha/M RooeBietton, 198 South S t; Frsnk of tha currint eona^ldation and Tbe RocJ^vUle Areii Chamber of 17 Industrial finds wars prssent is pushing ahes4 with efforts -to needed to 'supply power for high cost of living. Cheap power single Job ever „ undertaken in Judas tree? advised to read page $.■ HoweriB, - iMClal (Uatrict moatinf to approva Cl^- V However, tbe estiinate, submit from too sale of 'UN stamps tor A — A ona-cent pleoe minted In The city pdllee budget amqunts Nesta, Regan Rd.; Spencer Fra- Comhierce announced today there at a luncheon yestorday a t Bill’s win federal support for the proj Alaska’s future development. would be a great counter-acting Alaska. . A—Because It Is believed that If he answers ‘VZ cards, iaa- o n ' ordlnanca authorizing tha age to page without S t, Vemon; Judith Sauer, Maple vemon constabulary. Sweet And Sidey not attend the inauguration of A—The name came from a understandingg or makmg prog- OTmant. which would actually ad Signal School, Fort Gordon, Oa. Commlaalon Chairman Donald Commission. plane of the proposed church were The project would create a ID,- A s things stand now, contends years of Lstual conotmcUon alone, week—about a sixth of all per speech by toe founder, George Fox, Q — What French author gave 1 minister the police service. During the eight-week course Hill St, Ellington. , Bei^nlng today, free parking When pork sausage links . are accepted without, revision. 000-square-mile lake, rather bath Omening, a former territorial gov he estimates, even after all the sonal income after taxes. : This their successors? ress. - B. Loverin last week suneested A — John Adams was so angry in which he called upon his listen toe Mother Gooae stories to toe The book, "E l e m a a t a The meeting la sdtednlad for S Was t^ned to install and maintain will be provided in the metered on the breakfast pjeifu, zerve tub size tor Alaska’s hefty girth of ernor of Alaska, the state's "great necessary advance planning, study la 30 per cent greater than toe The government of Conununlat talking over the cohsolldalion about his defeat that he refqsed ers to "tremble at the name of the world? Bridge," was published by TIrtW* o'clock at tha Vemon Elementary a«nrlal communtcaMbn wires -and atudy at every opportunity as a' area on, the wall aide of . E . Main stmwberry preserves with them. Ohio’i state cepltoi building at 688,400 square miles, in Rampart rivers mn wastefully to toe sea." and design bad been completed. Inpayment sum in .*1955 and School «M» Rt. 80. cables. He entered the Army last China has abolished the old-tlfAe The lightly spiced links and sweet C u y m on the Yukon RlVer north • Furthermore, he says, America So far, Omening has been with more than double that of 1950. to stay In Washington tor Jeffer Lord." A magistrate, Justice Ger- A — Charles Perrault. Text, rickshaw oh the ground that a man means of keeping Veriioa residents S t below S t Bemard’a ’Ter. Columbus took 32 years to built. * T h e meeting has bean declared a August and completed basic train Although parking will be free, preserves am a particularly good It s tu d s in e 10-acre downtown crucial one by observers, who say degrades himself by pulling an appraised cf ing a t Pdrt Dlx, N. J. The 19-year- Offlclsla of three gov- moti^rieta will be asked to observe flavor combtoatlon. perit. ‘Um outcome will bear heavily, one old soldier attended Rockville High other. way or tha other, on the currant School. study of consolidation. Christmas Pageant Set If the ordinance Is defeated, A Christmas pageant, "The Na at the MERRUBBT Karicet la 'Taiini rural Vemon wlU ba without police tivity,’’ prill too presented by mem servica. bers of Union Congregational Two weeks ago, there were Church School Dee. 18 at 7 p.m. Shout 82,500 In the town govern Music will be by, members of ment's police administration budg the Junior Choir imder the direc e t Selectmen at the time esti tion of Vtn. Wilfred Lsitz. Miss mated that the money would Uet Antoinette Bierce Is the director. probably untU today, give or Uke Hoqdtal Beport a few days. If the ordinance is approved, the Thirty-six. births were recorded s t r i c t will ask for the $20,795 at the Rockville City HospiUl In appropriation, then abk for au November, according to the thority to borrow that amount In monthly report of Superintendent Ueu of taxes. The money would bo Virginia J. Yaskulka. . turned over to the town govern* There were 176 patients ad ment's general fund. mitted during the month and 166 For bookkeeping purposes,, the patients who were dlsehwgad. To town government will have to tal patients treated was 488. place on the call of Its ^)eclal The hospital staff treated 10 town meeting a similar appropria people who werb accident victims tlo1iu__ and there were 40 operations..,,__ This would allow the select The largest nlimber. treated In w bo'enjoyi: men to take the $20,796 from the a day was 68, the smallest, 37. The town'ifeneral fund and us* tt to dally average of patients was. 88, administer police service. Receives Unit Training. Observers say there will be op Army Pvt. David J. Lstboc, son position to the ordinance and ap of Theodore F. Laboc of Upper propriation tonight, for a variety Butcher Rd., is receiving Intenrive* of reasons. One of the reasons Is unit training with the 1st Divi ♦her the move will detract from sion’s 3d Rattle Orbup, 8th In the current study of consolidation. fantry at Fort Riley, Kan. This Stated another way, it would training is scheduled to be com away Just one. more reason pleted Tate this month. why the. town should consolidate The training, conducted in the Its three-government system into field under simulated combat con-^ ' one, according to informed per ditlons, is designed to train in dividuals to perform assigned Jobs The police service in the fire In coordination with other mem district Is provided by the Vemon bers of the unit and to function as constabulary, which has been a team under the most trying con town function In the past ditlons. A t the annual town meeting In After completing the Initial October, a majority of voters sup phase of unit training, Laboc will ported a greatly reduced police undergo advanced unit training M ig e t a budget dremped from which will end sometime in May. about $36,900 to $14,500. The Ver The battle group and Its per non Board of Finance pro]>oeed sonnel will then depart for Korea the reduced budget because, it to Join the 17th Infantry in the ( O f l r said, the police service was not 7th Division. You receive your f i i : proper fuMtlon of the town gov Laboc, a rocket launcher crew ernment because of existing State man In 'the infantry’s Company B, CHOPS favorite stautes which provide for equitable entered the Army last Juno. O M g g S M M H I MO httra cost management of services In par The 19-year-old soldier is a 1960 em d lb. CHOPS & ROASTS titioned towns. graduate of Rockville High School STEW The recommended appropriation LAMB COMBO Stock Your froiB ir Cookie Sale Tomorrow w u i a to maintain police until June ... ell ot one The Women of St. Bernard’s am would pay for three full-time con o a a - • Guild will hold a cookie sale at St. ot this low Pdet stables, maintenance of three pa Bernard’s Church hall tomorrow LOW, lo w PRICE trol cars and one spare, and eight at 2 p.m. The sale will last until end yoN .iil YM b iS school patrolmen. the cookies are sold. Proceeds will Until now, the toWn budget has lb. ARMOUR STAR go to Christmas charities. SWIFTS PRIMIUM paid for 16 school patrolmen, hglf Christmas Party Dec. 30 LOIN^ of whom are on school traffic duty COFFK Mope Chapter, OES, will have In the city of Rockville. its annual Christmas party Dec. City taxpayers, who were largely 20 at the Temple at 8 p.m. Mem responsible for supporting the bers will bring gifts for the ehU- reduced police budget, have agreed RIB or SHOULDER CHOPS NEPCO ASSORTED dren who attend and will also bring to pay for the eight school patrol gifts, marked "his" or '‘hers’’, for Hypwde— Weet men In the city. If the district pays the grab bag. for the rest ht the police aqrvlCe, Santa Claus will visit the party Sandwich Loaves which almost entirely benefits the and cartoon movies will be shown. THIS corpoH VIRGINIA HAMS district. Members Will also bring gifts for The city taxpayers supported the the Masonic Home. reduced police budget largely be Christmas PoUuck Tomorrow Sliced cause they felt they should no The Past Chlefs'^b, Dsgroa of W O R T H O F To Order ft FREE $5 STAMPS % Large Bologna e Olive Loaf e Plain Loaf • Pickle and Pimlento. With this eoupon and the pnrehaee of a 1 ib. RIAOY.TO^T DEI MONTE ' m " 9 Special At Manchester Only BIG EXCITEMENT pkg. of Swift'a premium akinitM frankfurtai F ru it Cocktail 2 ^ 47' O FFER EXPIR ES DEO. 11 TT^ PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT EYERYBODY'S FAVORITE 16 Oz. . - , 4 6 Oz. Pkg. C a li in our ■ ■an APRICOT - ORANGE C an s 75c Nestles Quik lodl USES — 17-INCH ORANGE - PINEAPPLE 75e 2s.fr. c/iez-e/fe i S u r a h W r a p roll 2 9 Oz. LARGE 1 APRICOT NECTAR 2 C an s 0 9 C GRAND UNION FRENCH STYLE ^ : SIZE Beauty A P P L E J U IC E F ia v o rfu l 2 S r 4 5 e Creen Beans 3 ^^49* TENDER LEAF Salon! ALL PURPOSE BISQUICK TeaBags ^^^99* aaioM 2 ..3 S ’ NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT 2 k t 49e LIGHT CHUNK • _ SWEET B0TAT0BS3ita2S« PITTED BATES i«. 4 9 * BAnaWITBOU ^wo ore proud to welcome to our^ MUSSELMAN'S APPLE PIE MIX . • *“ . 2 - 5 5 ' staff, MISS JOAN, formerly with S & W LEMON or ORANGE PEEL5 THE A ll PURPOSE ClEANER '28-ot, TASTY— TIMPTMe BANISH 'BEAUTY PLAZA of WEST HART-^ 14 Os. dtSi ba B o x 89c M ru C le o ti c o f f u r iiio DAINTY THIN RIBBON CANDY BABY 60UBA CNMRM eliamePOTacilAWeUtaURV tTIAh ^ ^FORD PURE VEGCTABIE Olas# J a r " t T v i t bu. • • - - oRd ROW you foe c«R hovB IiiRIvidiNil XMAS HARD CANDY MIX /■ sy^ 4 7 ‘ - swifrs piiBias 2 a89« - 3 9 * sfyllR9 Ir file Riedem R W R oer g a t iN pem 'TSrawSSSImSBHoSr Y W E W e s s o n O il 1.93 > I A M H i P i l ’S35* M l 3 'S:.‘'3 9 ' ^With the feative aeseon almost here, you’ll want to look^ -1ll>aiBOMdB-.fU|ihAUAM.1.B9 IWMKiaOHT y o u r v e ry best. . . end what better way to do it thgn «aHynHi .'.css* cOT*85aN 2.-^3S* MunoFmin 'i%39* Mavcaai >with a new coif deeigned especially for you. Let U8< pamper you to perfection from your gala hiUrdo to your PLUS j}.^ GREEN STAMPS I ORAND tOOpN DRIJKI ^lovely fingertips. ______AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OP BUILDING a x E Mixfiir ’ ' t f SO'%' SIUIK 2 0 ~ • WHiri e MVNL’S FOOD with thi( CQup^ and purchoia of with * this coupon ond purchoM of withI thit coupon and purefiois of OPEN WED. till 8 P.M.-THURS. till 8:30 P.M.» FRI. till 9 PJ^: • YIUOW • SMa O N E .P K G /^ TWO ENVELOPES ANY THHEE PEGS. ONE — 2 PAIR PKG; OF WHITMAN'S CANDIES n y l o n s MRS. GRASS SOUP MIX GHANP CUcLsn NcaUle w Vssriobis NooMt Ooed i n SsVDsa tihk inh Oasd tos S st Osc DM

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BUG6S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB CROSSWORD PUZziiB ' ' ' " T H C N A U ^ W V I c o u l p S t t o ^ . BAULUaCTM Atnwir t» Pfxlow rtnan Tlie BaBy Has Fireplace F ault ’nPowiHwej lM/WO0D;aMO, Tiwal vnu,AM0ft,oL* aMCfrAtrrr LSHIOaUMM. , lY0U'R»Am)> 0ONHA K R C tT M9U 3 S C r ein nH M M Pm Said Cause of BlCMJSSKVseOr r/MOSTMSMKri I aU,/0Nnr VIANT » o ,*WE woerM-, SM lO BiAM , SMMm •LBssaxxjifj BUT'flu CAN 4YM A(ak) Bulten, Waah.,^Dec. 16 (AT—A f HaMl said once the man was In white car Just behind. I t followed HANCDirr, SO 3EST HAMD M » ■Tw»«lM eer The first housewarming In their Mmnky blonde teenager, told po side, "ha pulled out * bimtlng knife me at first, and then X didn't THATANTIOlAraOCKANr < OM CM Ae new home at 287 Main St., Tues L-msaocKfOR ■ritiim t S3US50/ MAUtorfdllL) Brant Dr., Vernon. She waa bom Nov. 8 at Mt. Sinai Hoapltal, mpre exciting affair, than the W il They got in an old car, and "he ^CHBCKS/ liam Mowela and their two young skip out on her abductor in hla car. to Monroe, where she telephoned U M a lq r TMqMdMd Hartfordi Har maternal arandmother la wia. Aurora A. Aube, forced me to lie on the floor until her father ahe had eacaped, and MPOtllM •D m ’ia O Vernon. She baa a sister. Dawn Lisa, S ti. children bargained for. Haael Irene Oelrich, 17-year-old talte o r A NAX tA O m ssm nchciir 4 »^ high school senior. Mid, " It was we were outside the Sultan town then drove to her father’s bank. M C H om w 44nm*iM Fire Chief Richard P. Jones said Umite,” she said. A D VEBTIBEO iaBOAB 170«aw«r.) a7Ha*ii>gfltI» grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lutaen, Bast Hartford, a busy intersectiim where there was aiBOUied asAnnadflMt SSAbtohiM fiONntied He has a brother, Glenn Martin. . ting the adjoining partition on asked if her father were home, and said he sold the car Monday to a YForSfie STTwiri ejAppeltatloM ■jFlIaUa when he learned Oelrich had gone a phone booth. man in his early 20s. Officers were fire. . "He made me get out of the car PerfeetM and ftaateB aa t EUeen Carol, daughter o f A tty. and Mra. tliom as A. Bailey, Mowel said neighbors . helped to work followed her inside mylng seeking the owner. r “ 8 d T r he Wanted to leave a note. and get in the booth with him," Hazel’s adventure lasted about MD»kt«----- r r 19 r 25 Radding St. She was bom Dec. 6 at Manchester Memorial him tear o ff wall ooveralng In a U 8 8 E n DRU8 bathroom at the rear of the chim Her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hazel M id in an Interview. 1% hours^Back In school-after it SSSawt l i id 14 Hospital. Her maternal grandmother la Mra. WllUam J. Site- "H e told me to call dad, and I asrateooem a man, New York. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ney and throw water on It. George Oelririt, had left a few min was all over, a sj^ a l asMmbly PARKADI Stnude The fire chief credited this Îck utes earlier for the bank where did. W e both talked to dad. Z w m WM caUed io ahe could teU fe l id Id 17 A. B. Bailey, 882 Main St. She has a brother, 'Xhomas A., 7; and trying to tell dad that the man v'iy* aouM iriiek two Bisters, Donna O., 5, and Brenda A., 8%, action with halting spread of the they work. He Is manager. low pupils all about It nrnuwamm) it a. fire and piêntlng heavy damage S t ^ 18 S3 Wbaaiit, tor Christine MariA daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LoiUs V. AlUod, to the home. a 25 The Mowela and their two yoUng 2 5 «/. •H Main S t She was bom Dec. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hos- daughtsn, 6- and 8-years old, atFacWtesto id Zl pHlital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Orlando SNIROKD n a iM U i* M<[oriconl, 9 Main St. H et paternal grandparents are Mr. and moved Into their new home about M Tandate a Mrs. Joeeph AlUod, 809^ Spruce S t She has two sisters, D e b ^ four mdnUis ago. A final estimate MVahkIa of damage to the dwelling is still 41AboM(pott) 4, andC h^l, 8. 4IWM«TCkida8 II f r In the process of preparation by U.S. MARINE CORPS the fire marshal. * SupH-IHgkl QiPff/lty JN to fi, O m M e t Only As Advirthidl CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 48BnalBimili Id Keiria Patriek, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ribhard West, Stafford- Ai&iattk.) U IT r vllle. I He waa bom Dec. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Building Inspector Walter Burn 4rAkooBd • ham said he expected he would D"' u His matamal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hamer, BY AL VERMEER 48fW t Rockville. Hta paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert eventually be contacted by an in SUPER-RIGHt QUALITY YOUNG READY-TM OOK PRISCILLA’S POP B tftin d o l surance company in a poaalble Kenneth Reed, Hartford, trumpet; IT U West Jr., Stafford Springs. He has a brother, Shawn Edward, and Jack Todd, Hartford, saxo 'Dear Steita* P leas* ISmontha. . claim agahist the builder. 81 tSSL 80 ‘ ' • • • • • The Republican Town Comndt- phone. C 16 TO isivw.sprn* poor; appdlatioa 47 * 48 Poetal Hours m Daalel Franela, adn of. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. O’LoughUn, mlttee haa five items scheduled lonely hesrs* a a 83 P petal sd The South .Windsor Post Office home ac our,. ^ 53Ftena 81 82 • 608% Center S t He waa bom Nov. 6 at St. Francis Hospital, for consideration at a meeting BdFomita Hartford. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bmll J. Friday at 8 p.m. gt-the Town Hall. w ill be open weekdays 7 a.m. to 6 LB24 LBS h o u se -^ " - esAbatractbilBl u 5d 66 p.m. im tll Christmas, Postmaster 45 AU registered Republicans am T U R K E Y S - 4 9 . WlUett, Bast Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and 0 ^ 'm : SeKrattMafei ft Mrs. Joseph O’XiOUghlln, Hartford. eligible and invited to attend, ac Jewell Burnham has annotmeed. • • • • • cording to Johp Famham, RTC This Saturday it w ill be open 7 JooB Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wilson B. Miles, 47 chairman. a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. 7 -R lB Deerfield Dr. She was bom Dec. 1 at Manchester Memorial Dlscuaslon of plans for reor to 3 p.m. Rural deliyeries w ill also PORTION S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAI be made on Sunday. 35 HospltaL Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John PORK LOINS ganization of the party frame V.R. Marsten, Meriden. Her paternal grandmother la Mrs. Henry work here; ;of valuable exper Alaadieetor Evening Herald • ^ 1 F. Miles, Northboro, Mass. She has two brothers, Cari David, ience gained during the last elec t, and Bdward Emory, 7; and two alsters, BCverly Jane, 10, and South Windsor correspondent, E l L ie tion; and of the possibility of more G. Burnham, telephone Anne Louise, 8%. forming a Republican Women’s OTRS. • • • • • Mitchell 4-0674. CHICKEN nts .39 35 Club here w ill be held at the Omig Leonard, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. LaBrec,’ 54 Wad- teeeting. M i Rd. He waa bom Dec. . 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospi- A report on activitlea of the Order Yovr Ckristmas Tmksy Now At AlPI ,£ ^ S S n S i, taL His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Harold Hef- Conyers to Start NEXT WEEK fron, 512 Center St. Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Young Republican Club w ill be re FRONT BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Mra. Paul LaBrec, Putnam. He has a brother, Gary, 8; and a ceived. A tf lUnH MAIKlTt alat«r, Paula, 1%. •---- The committee will also recom VA Project Soon FRESH BRISKET CUT LB 6 9 = / W H A T w o u l d "' • • • • • mend two mall carriers fo r perm OPEN EVERY âo)4^le ptDViOu see " POW4TH IT OAVS.CBP06WORD , W aterfall Rd., Weatford. She was bom Dec. 7 at Manchester made up pf candidates who between the Veterans Administra NIGHT 'til 9 P.M. LIMK SAUSAGE SUPER-RIGHT LB 4 5 = Memorial HoapitaL Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and acMeved the highest scores on tion (V A ) and Conyers Construc IXCiPT SATURDAY. Mta. Frank Berry, Brooklyn, N. Y. Her paternal grandparents C ivil Service exams. tion Co. for the 8423,000 project CHRinMAS IVt, SUPER-RIGHT 8 0 Z are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fielding, Vernon. She has a brother, Cub Meettng Slated at Newington Veterans Hospital. aOtINO AT 4 R.M. Brian Thomas, 19 months. The V A announced yesterday It SOFT SALAMI SLICED PKG 2 9 = • • • • • Cub Pack 226 will hold a Christ- had awarded the Job to Conyers. n'S ABOUT tlM g maa party and awards meeting at JANE rARKE|t_ LIGHT SUPER-RIGHT Cuft Leonard, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Anderson, Max the Wapping Oomnumity House Roy Conyers, president, said to 1 c o t DOWN ON MV well Dr., Vemon. He was bom Dec. 11 at Manchester Memorial day he expects the contracts will LB 4 9 = Friday at 7:80 p.m. be signed soon so his firm can LIVERWURST IN PIECE KNMrr CUMSINd Hoepital. His maternal grandparents are MT. and litn. FTtmcia Cub Scouts are reminded to bring ’ JANE PARKER McNulty, Vemon. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. start work within three weeks a grab bag gift and parenta are The contract Will have a time Carl Anderaon, South Windsor. His maternal great-grandpar asked to bring a g ift with a name W M t e E n e i l 2 \ " 3 9 = 6 9 = ents ara MT. and Mrs. Louis Lalne, Manchester. He has a broth clause of 480 calendar days, Con SHRIMP MIDIUMSIZE LB tag for any young child in the yers said. JANE PARKER IREG. S9c er, Scott Francis, 2%; and a sister, Terri Patricia, 11 months family. • • • • • The work w ill include a new wing M SQUASH Mrs. Gurrie Fandozzi said ahe at the hospital and extensive sltcr- P u m p k i n PISS LB 5 9 = Cheryl Ann, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Houghton, Pine wished to emphasize that parents ationa in- the opeirating and X-ray FRIED FLOUNDER Ridge Dr., Andover. She waa bom Dec. 7 at Manchester Memo and younger children are cordially A4P PreMn Chopped rial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Airs. Nor rooms and renovations in the resc ’‘Wtll, no, wondtrl Htra’s whoro I want wrong on that welcome at pack* meetings. of the hospital, Conyers said. • JU D D S A X O N B Y K E N b a l d aniT JERRY BRONDFIELD pizza rtetipo! It says tomato PASTE, not ton P. Warner, Gilead. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Special features at the party will B r o c c o l i ' pkg" Tho Mek-of-tho-Crop Meod To Pleasol OfKAU Airs. V^llard B. Houghton, Ayleaford, Nova Scotia. Her mater Conyers Qmstructlon Co. was tomato AND paste!" • looaapN be‘a carol sing led by Cubmaster formed in 1954 and has undertaken A iP Fronn l* (f or Chop. AS 7D M M ! .! CAN T e a TJ8.aia.iM nal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Dingwell, Kenneth Williams; a piano solo by YOU I T e iy e e MANiNe. Gilead, and Mr. and Airs. Norman J. Warner, GUead. jShe has such projects at the Community HOW, TO T»* HeooofreK? Mitchell H ezer and an accordion Baptist Church, alterations at the S p i n a c h '°°g. TANGERINES f= cy ' two brothers, Donald, 4, and Brian, 1%. solo by Steven Bandozzi. UTTLE SPORTS ■ ‘ 3 Y R O U SO N • • « • ■ Savings Bank of Manchester, the leiMr qutntitlM *1 rapultr tow pflcti. Cubmaster Williams w ill make Vernon Elementary School, a new com. I«M tY MMIAL ftATUMS Unda Christine, daughter of Air. and Mrs. David H. Holcomb, the following awards; W olf badges, COW, TM'WOEID MSNTI MRKViO bank building and new telephone 77 Wilmont St., Springfield, Mass. She was bom Nov. 18 at John Spalls, Timothy Norige, Vin company wing in Danielson, and‘ HOTHOUSE TOMATOES Mercy Maternity Hospital, Springfield, Alass. Her maternal cent Prestileo, Billy Strong, Mark a new communications facility at arandparente are Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam Duncan, 55 Autumn S t Goldman,’ B illy Tabshey, and Ted Westover Air Force Base In (îco- A Q B I For Cookin0—Baldwin or Cort- Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Holcomb, dy Farley. pee, Mass. CTonyers is a graduate lirrk iC d land-U.S. No. l~ ’/ "AAin. Bloomfield. She haa a sister, Heidi Elizabeth, 2. Gold arrows: Walter Alagee, Pe of the University of Rhode Island, 2 4 * * • • • ter Smith, Dennis Melltlnoe, Fred and is a past president of the Hart Joyce Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bell, 9316 Doocy, and Bob Durig. ford General Contractors Associa Heating Dr.,. Rivera Beach, Fla. She waa bom Dec. 2 at Good Sliver arrows: Bob Durig, Mi tion. Samaritan Hospital, West Palm Beach, Fla. Her maternal grand chael Cersosimo and John Plank. parents are Air. and Airs. Charles H. Thompson, Andover. Her pa Bear badges: Ronald Addington ternal grandparents are Air. and Mrs. Norman J. Bell, Pompano and Peter Smith. Turned Term B . C. Beach, Fla., and form erly of Manchester. She haa a sister, Bar Lion badge: Robert Addington. BY JOHNNY HART bara A m t 4%: and a brother, David Jr., 3%. "Blood money,” a term now Stoiowido low Frieos! S o v t Cushl * • • • • Year pins will be given to David used to describe the reward for BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE VYrtAT A GrCNlUSi ) " WHAT A magnificent M IN O ! Groebel, Peter Dubay, John Mer betraying a criminal, once repre Lam a Lynii, daughter o f Mr. and Airs. Irving M. Shlppee, 26 rick and James Dedecko. T^ndsor Ave., Rockville. She was bom Dec. 7 at Rockville City sented legal exactions that could Others on the refreshment com be made by a victim’s fam ily Hospital. Her maternal grandmother la Mrs. Blanche Smith, mittee in addition to Mrs. Fan ncKMaMTig West Glens Falls, N. Y. Her paternal gmndparents are Air. and against his murderer, according to SKatreDWMtN Mrs. Hanlaon Shlppee, Corinth, N. Y . She has a aister, Cyn dozzi are: Mrs. Kenneth Williams the Encyclopedia Britannica. and Mrs. Chester Groebel. MSWrUNPIR thia, L. CASCO, TAP WATER - NORAIAl VALUE 13.P5 TOAAATOES THillWK, Court Oseei Martta Jolui, son of Air. and Airs. John T. Prior Jr., 51 Ham At a Tuesday night Town Court Stenm -Dry Iron o n ly 8 * 4 9 lin S t He was bom Dec. 8 at Alanchester Memorial Hospital. session, postponed from Monday FANCY WHOU 1LB3 0 Z K r \ *jF . 1 His maternal grandparents are Air. and Mrs. Francis Laing, 7 because of the storm. Judge Bene ELECTRIC - NORMAL VALUE 10.95 Daerfleld Dr. Hla paternal grandparents are Air. and Mrs. John dict A : Kupchunos gave disposi 01 CANS 49« CANS g Coronet Toaster ONIY Y/j 1 T. Rrlor, 105 Main SL His gât-grandfather Is Thomas Abeam, tions in-the following cases:— : Victor A. -Malesky Jr., RFD 1, Hartford. He has a brother, John T. m , 8; and a sister, Cyn CORONET AUTOMATIC - NORMAL VALUE 14.98 3 thia J., 10. failure to drive in established lane, lA Reg. Size, Popular Brands 0% 1 ^ fined $12; William Madeiros, CoffeejM nker o n ly 9 * 9 9 Priced for Conn. CTN Jm e I w #•«« Ite 9M UwU WOm 0* Uncasville, driving **10 10 0 1 a li Cigarettes tee MrO A Ha on. 4M- BM iard HiomaB, son of Air. and Mrs. Arthur Thayer, 362 ai> Woodland S t He waa bora Dec. 9 at Manchester Memorial Hos cense, 810 bond forfeited; Hol CASCO PULL SIZE - NORMAL VALUE 18.95 MOKTY 51EEKLE pital. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marshall land A. Trembley, Hartford, dis White 8c ^ 14Va oz cans A M C BY DICK CAVALLi - regarding a traffic signal, fined lyreU, 862 Woodland St. Hia paternal grandparents ate Mr. Electric Blanket o n ly 1 0 * 9 5 I . 3use OFF O Handy 6-Pk O I wHvcxTNPryjo and Mrs. Arthur V. Thayer, Vemon. He has a brother, Arthur 89; Milo Ward, East Windsor, Mill s p o n e s a HOW charged with driving under the in MICKEY FINN BY LANK l,RONARO NOU GHOUUiNtHOLO INVITE HIM MOW'D YOU CLEAN AL, 14 months; and a slater, Katherine E., 2. PRINCESS ELECTRIC - NORMAL VALUE 14.98 IT AGAINST SPOTLESS TO JOIN THE LIKB1OJ0IN ARE • • • • • fluence, case continued. WEULWIlarAPRAIO THE ORIVER MCFMmANOOUST FRIENDSHIP MyntlENDSHIP THE/? Fr—eis Joe^ it., son of Air. and Airs. Francis J. Flano, Wintry weather Tuesday night Portable M ixer o n ly 7 . 9 5 CRESTWOOD a IO X BECAUSE HE HAS AGERIA didn’t prevent a musical ^ u p HOLIDAY CHOCOLATE 1 *99 ONtÔlNtCAM HASN'T REPORTED CLUBf cuMimma Webster Lane., Andover. He waa bom Dec. 2 at Alancinester A&P MARKETS HAVE A PULL VARIETY OP lU SC ldt^ TASTY CHOCOLATES CqmjEX.WINTHROR from the Oak Hill School for the THIS IS SERGEANT HAS HAD AN ACCIDENT SINCE NOON/ OVER £ 0 0 Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and ANt) CHRISTMAS CANDIES PRICED REAV4OW. NOVAR, STATE « — ON SOMETHING/ MEMBERS. Alra. l4oyd Alatshall, Burlington, Vt. His paternal grandmother Blind in Hartford from giving a Washing dfshts PRESH 1U. POLICE/ I WANT Is ICfs- Anthony Flano, Bolton. He has a brother, Peter An scheduled concert at a meeting of CANDY ASSORTMENT YUUTIDE TO GET 60AAC the F irst Congregational Couples’ Silverbrook Butter c r ea m er y prt ^ iTTO te3£| thony, 2; and a sister, Arlene Frances, 3%. is Easy today*** Qiriftmos StocMni » K 3 y Ribbon Candy \ iooiwr5 9 » INFORAAATION/ ,C o . omu • • * * • Club. 7W oz 2gc . William Oartton, son o f Mr. and Airs. Lee C. Packer, Jolly Music Director James Hayes ex C hoc. Chip Coekiei su n s h in e^ « g^ LUSCIOUS EATING HOLIDAY PAVORITE * Rd.i EUinffton. He was bom Dec. 9 at Manchester Memorial plained work of the school.' In Roynl Lusfors i4oi«(i2e* Cbristmai Conn MhhP «45 * H o ^ lt ^ maternal grandparents are Air. and Mra. WilUam strumentalists included: Clifford V eri Tbin Pretzels n a h k o r o z 2 9 ^ H. WhiNeii, Suffleld. PUs paternal grandparents are Mrs. Charles Smalls, Bloomfield, drums; Rob ,80C*ug* IS D*nl*r hnms, Warehouse Point, and Clarence Packer, Hazafdvllle. He ert Dudek, Stamford, bass viol; Del M onte Drink Deluxe Slm ers R*g. 2 Pair 1.39 has a aister, Sharon Iide, 8. Robert Burke, Manchester, piano; 3 0 / f i lm Gold Medal Flour 2 S; a' o 2 . 1 9 Stielth Slmrt Rag. 2 Pair 1.59 2';^n.29 |ai«i»nw.iM, /Z-/S THI 2-PAIR $pX ShuMf ■ ■ Plain or Micre-Maih Del Monte Pens 2'Mm^45^ Rag. 2 Pair 1.49 ^2 ' BOX ; i ' M . 3 9 CAn’AIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER PriMi A m Aiairai latnalirt Mn.M., M . IP M •OmUH at AU AtP MarMt M tMi iiAiailU 4 rklaltr. 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GbUege Baaketlwll ein; F H A N K O J N E Seminary Five Madden Paced felis over Cards Aaatstaat Sparta Editor ^ ■ Bast ’ Navy 78, Gettysburg 68. Detroit iM. Pblladetobja' Middletown, Dec. 15 (ffV—'Yale.BStato defeated Southern Oonnqcti- Boston, Dec. 15 (;p)^With a f truiaaction involved 61 p la y e ^ lin g , . Baltimore; and Marty^We won't finish last. Wie’ve got a n f Catoherw—EM Sadowski of Bos Routs Rangers Arm y 78, Baltimore U. «3. (Cincinnati~ 131, NeW r i f o ^ t K l l114. d . andla $4,64.325,000. CC3L Round BsU Resume paced' by the shairBtboting of cut State, 81-68, Bridgewater Loe Angelta 124, S t Louis 118. major task accomplished— the Keough, Cleveland. opportunity to make a few deals ton, Bob Rodgers of Detroit, Bob Holy Grosa 98, Boston U. 51. guard Bill Madden, took a fast (Mass) State beat WlUimanUc Haney won the toss o f a coin is sjumaliy one of the most popular as wel^«s one of selection of players ip an un "1 think we were fortunate in and we’ll improve all the. tiine.” (Red) Wilson of Cleveland, Earl Tala- 88, Waaleyan 67. lead and stayed ahead all the way State, 85-61, and Fairfield downed Tkebredity'e WaheiWe for first choice in three of four AverlU o f Chicago. the longest seasona along the schoolboy sports front gets un By 29 Pointa Syracuse v a Bbeton. precedented draft— the new getUiig Tasby for centerfleld and League President. Joe Cronin, Rhoda Xslahd 77, Maine 72. for an 82-07 basketball Victory Stonehill College, 97-86. categories — pitchers, catchers Veal for Shortstop. Tasby is a who 'presided at the closed-door Inflelders — EMdle Yost of De derway tomorrow night in the Central Connecticut Interscho over Wealeyan last night. Mad Frlday*e Sclmdale Washington and Los Angeles and inflelders. His picks were troit, Ken Aspromonte and Gene Temple 69, lAfayetto 80. proven major leaguer. He has a meeting, agreed. lastic League. That, of course, would be the basketball, or Trsiling Irpm almost the den, high scorer for the night, BOWER OLDEST PLAYER Philadelphia vs. S t Louis. ’ American League teams today pitcher Eai Grba of New York, good arm, and has the speed to Leek of Cleveland, Ken Hamlin of VUlanova 92, Fordham 64. AU ^ u bs Lose Seven round ball as it is called by some of its carping critics,/cam opening whistle, Cheney came through with 19 of his 32 Johnny Bower of Toronto Maple New York at Detroit Ihvsatigated baseball's trading catcher EM Sadowskl of Boston go and get the ball. Veal will-do "It wasn’t a bad lot, pf players,” Kansas City, Jim Fregos^ of Bos Norwich 73, Union (I7Y) 65. points in the first , half. ton, Ted Klusfeewski of Chicago, paign. Eight of the riine CCIL clubs will face loop rivals Fri- Tech’s basketball team went Leafs is the oldest player in the Los Angeles at CSnctnatU. market. and third baseman Eddie Yost of us a lot of good. He can make all he said. "They Should be able to Brandeis 78, AIC 60. “ Wealeyan was nevep able 'to N.H.L. He turned 36 Nov. 4 If Poth general managers, Fred Detroit. the plays. Woodling* in left and give somebody trouble. Yhey’!! be Don Ross of Baltimore, Julio Bee- dajr nighf with only Hall of Weato — — down to a 72-48 defeat at the Bridgewater. (Maas) 85, Wll- check the Ells slick ball handling National Hockey League records Haney of Los Angeles and Eddie Doherty won the toss for the Long at first should give us pow in the fight for eighth, maybe sev quer of Minneapolis-St. Paul. Hartford, the ninth quintet and seniors while the later IS a junior. lan^s of LaSalette Seminary and plays. er.” Ontflelders^Bob Cerv and Ken ode of the eSrly favorites, slated Umantic (Conn) 6l. are correct. However, some say he ’^Wedne8d«y*B F 1 | ^ Doherty of Washington, said they pick of the outfielders in the pool enth place,” Fay is the "quarterback” as well yesterday afternoon at the The victory put Yale’s season Is at least one or two years old ' Acquire Power Hunt of New York, Jnm Mc- to remain on the sidelines until Central Conn. 81, Southern are, eagerly seeking trades to of 120 players provided by the Each of . the eight "old” teams as one o f the iMtter, scorers on the Armory court. A total of 72 free record at 8*2. Wealeyan now is 1-2. er. At the start of the season Bow Tokyo — Teruo Koeaka, 194${i, other eight teams. -He chose Los Angeles also acquired power in the league put LS players—gen Anany of Chicago, Faye Throne- next week. throws were taken in the foul-in Conn. 68. , . strengthen the squads which, for berry of Minneapolis-St. Paul. Eagles’ quintet. A Junior, Bob Gil In other basiket^l games in er told hockey wjrlters he was 35 Japan, outpointed Kcilchl Tahlkai* the moat part, were chosen at Willie Tasby of Boston. In Klimewski, Cerv and Steve erally veterans past their prime One fact is known tor sure. If bert (6-4) is expected to be Weth- fested contest 'with each side los Fairfield 97, Stonehill 85. the state. Central Connecticut going on 40. wa, I34i Japan; 10. ^ ; yesterday’s historic session in Some of the other established Bilko, one o f the minor leqguers and untried youngsters — in the WASHINGTON LIST the CCIL hoop loop is Sa well ezsfleid’a other starter with Doug ing a Couple of men via too many American League headquarters. players selected by Angels were drafted. Bilko, drafted from De pool. Each lost seven and received Pitchers—Bobby Shantz of New balanced as was the football con Russbll (6-4)) and John, Molchan personals. ^ pitchers Duke Maas, New York, troit’s Denver farm, hit 148 hom $525,000. York, Dave Sisler and Pete Bum- ference amohg these same schools (6-2) also likely to be heard from The victory was the fifth stvalghf Doherty said he was “Tremen ers in a three-year stretch at Lns side of Detroit, John KUppsteln and this past fall, loyal supportOra of dously happy with what we have,” Truman Clevenger, MlnneapoHs- Both field bosses iaid the big before the winter is too far along. for the high flying, undefeated St. Paul; and Ned Carver, Kan Angeles while the Angels were in gest problem appears to be among Carl Mathias of Cleveland, Dick the nine teams Involved are in tor • • • but added that he plans to talk Donovan and Ed Hobaugh of Chi Seminarians from Hartford. sas Cltv; catcher Bob (Red) Wil the Pacific Coast League.' The the pitchers. None of those chosen some pulsating evening to say the MALOINBT: OptlnUstlc ta $he (Jheney dropped Ity second decision with several clubs today in an eft other was little Albie Pearson, an won more than seven gaities in the cago, Hal Woodeshlck, Hector least And, according to preseaaon fort to acquire another starting son, Cleveland; infieiders Ted Maestri and R udy Hernandez of word tor Spartans’ Coach Norb in three outings. Klussewskl, Chicago, Ken As* outfilder who was Roolcie of the majors last year. observations, in all llêiyhood such Faheys who has seen his ,-teams pitcher and an infielder. Year in 1958. Minneapolis-St. Paul, Tom Sturdi A basket in the opening minute promonte, Cleveland, and Ken In alt, Los Angeles picked 12 a circumstance will probabhr re win onljr eight of 87 gamto over Haney huddled with Art Rout- “I cerUinly feel we started off pitchers, four patcKers, >ight in vant, Boston. sult. Defending champion wind- by Tom Mlkoleit gave the Rangers Hamlin, Kansas City; and out- . Catchers—Pete Daley and Dutch a two-year period. There am only an early 2-0 lead bu t that was the song, a St. Louis Cardinal official, fielders Bob Cerv, New York, and in the right direction,” Angel pilot fielders and four outfielders. Wash ham of Willlmatnlc, which wiU be two seniors on the Spartaiu immediately after the draft meet Bill Rigney said. “ We’re not Dotterer of Kansas City and Gene only tlma In the conteat that the We’re Not h This Trodik... Faye Throneberry, Minneapolis- ington’s list showed 11 pitchers, Green of Baltimore. Manchester’s opening night toe squad. ^ ing and said he wants to talk through yet. Now that we’ve got three catchers, eight infielders and tomorrow at the Arena, may not host club was ahead. LaG|alette St. Paul. Inflelders— Coot Veal of Detroit, "If we'can get/scnnethlng out quickly rallied to move out front with several ot1)er teams. ten over the first step, we’re going six outfielders. iw quite as strong as last year but of our bik men and last year’s Among the new Senators are Da]e Long and Marion Zipfel of and the Seminarians held-an eight The, Angels and neW* Senators to talk to all the other American vtdll. yielif its tltls mdgingly. leading scorars, Joe Annino and pitchers Bobby Shantz, New League teams.” LOS ANGELES LIST New York, Jim Mahoney of Bos pbint, 14-6, margin at the buzzer. each plucked 28 players off the York, Dave Sisler and Pete Bum- Pitchers — Eli Orba and Duke ton, Bob Johnson and Chester Boak Above mentioned Rail and Norm Fontaine, play up to their rosters of the other eight Amer Both he and Washington Man Maas of New York, Jerry CaWe WetharSfleid are^ considered the capabilities, we’ll m all right, 4. . Balianoed Attack PROBABLE STARTER: side, Detroit; Dick- Donovan, Chi ager Mickey Vernon said they of Kansas City, Billy Klaus of B al-' We Are Ploughed Out ANGELS WIN FIRST CHOICE— Fred Haney (second from right) of Los Angeles ican League teams yesterday, and Fred Newman of Boston, Tru timore, Johnny Schalve of Minne mid-season favorite. The twb.BriaJ Fahey was quoted recently. Fon It was all LaSalette tha rest of If he has recovered from cago; Tom Sturdivant, Boston; were pleased with their squads and way in the long drawn out contest “ bucks up” on bat in old sandlot tradition to win ifirst choice in selection of players over paying 175,000 for each player. catchers Pete Daley and Dutch m a n Clevenger of Mlnneapolls-St. apolis-St. Paul.' toi schools, Eastern and Central, taine and Jim Otbbona are the an injury received in a p r o m i s e d to field respectable Taul, Bob Sprout and Aubrey Gate- ara ,both reported to be much im only seniors on the squad. Junior which took some two hours to play Washington at American League headquarters Wednesday. Actually Haney won coin Los Angeles also picked up two Dottfrer, Kansas .City; infielders teams. Outfielders—Willie Tasby of Bos practice game recently, minor leaguers and Washington wood of Detroit, Ken McBride of ton, Gene Woodling and Charles proved over last year with the Tom Heasel (6-5) and Fete Lapuc because of the numeroua trips to toss first but baseball big-wigs decided picture with bat, used by Yankees in last World Coot 'Veal, Detroit; Dale Long, 'Tm very happy with whit we the foul stripe. LASalette.led 34-18 senior Mike Reardon will three,' at a cost of $25,000 earh. New York; and Billy Klaqs, Balti Chicago, Ron Moeller and Dean Hinton of Baltimore, Marty Keough Meriden' mtriea, Maloney and (6-9) are the big men to whom Series, was more pictorial. Left to right: Mickey Vernon and Eddie Doherty, manager have,” Vernon said. “I think w.e’ve Chance of Baltimore, Bob Davis Platt, both looking forward to be at halftime, increased the margin And Ready To Show The So baseball's biggest player more; and outfleldiurs Gene Wood- and Jim King of Cleveland, Joe Fahey is looAdng forward to do be in the starting lineup and general manager respectively of Washington team, Joe Cronin, American League got some mighty good players. and Ned Garver of Kansas City. Hicks of Chicago. Ing peaky If not winning teams this ing a big Job tor hlin. Footlrall ta 59-25 at the third period whiatle tomorrow night when president measures Haney’s fist; Bill Rigney, Los Angeles, Haney and Gene Autry, winfer. Conard of West Hartford, star Bobby (Jheeter, along with and stayed comfortable ahMd dur Manchester High opens also of Los Angeles entry. (AP Photofax.) the ninth member of the league, other gridders A1 Pedrolinl, Aldo ing the final eight minutes of play. la a darkhorae with the Chiettajns’ Scoffone and Arturo Rosa, are Tha well balanced LaSalette its 1960 - 61 basketball Red Sox Acquire Bill Dunn considered one of. the other potential Spartan cagsrs team had four players in double season. Windham will be finest prospects ever to play Ih the along with 6-4 junior Arnold An figures. Tommy Barnes and Jack the Indians’ opponent at Ravenal Calls Conley in Trade CCIL. derson. Frail Paul Zajac, a 113- Sabo paced the victors with 15 the Arena. Action by Congress pound sophomore, is a fine ehooter points apiece. Freed Defends Yank All In all it looks Ilka quite an s interesting campaign on the hard but is handicapped by his lack Tom Mlkoleit (IS), Bill McMul Boston, Dec.. 15 . ID — The of size. Yale Gridders Boeten Red Sox today traded court In the CCIL. Following are len (12) and Phil Hence (10) were Stackpole to Lead pitcher Frank Sullivan to the thumbnail schatchea of the various be$| for Cheney. The'Rangers next Philadelphia Phillies for pitcher teams which will make up one of PLATT: Gone via gradation are game la Friday when they visit Davis Cup Players fins shooters Paul Wagner and 1%1 UConn Eleven Equal to All Gene Conley. the oldest schoolboy loops In Con Somers. - necticut. Phil L’Heureux, who paced Pan Laaaletto o- headed by Bobby Michalski, a two- .Speaking at a teslimontlal din had a bitter disappointment.” the Adjourning hearings on boxing boxing, under the program. mum proposals” he has advanced Totals ...... 27 16-39 72 Bryce Roberts, 20, also of Saco, Salt Lake City financier added On Vezina Trophy 5.08 earned run average. His ■victed of failing to respond to a may be needed. tential, but whether or not it ma year veteran, and John Calvanese, ner hero last night honoring the rackets until some time in Jan The hearings featured testi terializes mmains to be seen. I Cktntiy T«eli. <431 and A1 Cross, 21, of Holyoke, Mass., "Everythlnff they did—no mat major league won-lost record subpoena issued In a New York in The senator said he wants no one of the tallest boys on the squad r Pts. Yale players and roaches for cap uary, Kefauver said yesterday mony of behind the scenes con Just hope that we can $tay with the McMuIlan ...... 2-2 12 both juniors, were named co-cap turing the Ivy lycague and Big ter how private or personal It Seen in Jeopardy Is 90-80. trol of boxing by racketeers. Sum vestigation of alleged underworld advice from ex-champa whose rec at 6-2. Another certain starter is there Is urgent rieed for creation of "pack” as I feel it’s going to be a junior Mike Siavraskas (6-3). Tom Tromblsy ...... 1 tains o f the cross-country team. Ahd You'll Think We're Playing Three championships. Ravenel said should have been- was blown up • Conley won eight and lost 14 a Federal Boxing Commission to ming up, Kefauver called it a shenanigans in the promotion of ords may.be tainted,-and therefore Klf In ...... 1 last season with a 3.98 ERA. the June, 1959, Patterson-Ingemar very interesting season.” Mellen (6-4), Bill MiUer (6-3) and Hence ...... 3 Rogers Steves, 20, of West Hart Yale's performance shows "Excel into an international incident. It New York, Dec. 15 (JF) — Glenn sweep hoodhims ou( of the sport- story that showed monopolistic isn’t ready to say for sure who ford, and Fred Larson, 20, of New has been a horrible experience for In eight years In the National Johansson title bout. No one has will be called. Returning l^ ip p e ts’ lettMmen Topi Reale (6-2) are other lanky Drew ...... n lence could be achieved In the Ivy Hall, Chicago’s iron man goal tend and enforce laws he also suggest control by the underworld.of near suggested there was anything are AL Blum (6-8), John Reid (6- Mlkoleit ...... 6 ington, also juniors, were appoint Santa Claus When You Get Our League system.” us all. League, with thd old Boston ed. ly all major bouts. The senator has said any licens lads to whom Zajac Is looking for Jarvis ...... 0 er, Is making a strong bid along wrong about the bout Itself, in 1), Valdis Slakans (5-11) and An ed soccer co-oaptalns. "You rate with any team In the The U. S. ('aptain continued to Braves, Milwaukee and Phila He ordered his staff to start ing proposal might run into trou help along with Terry Aldrich and Oliver ...... 0 make apologies and explanations delphia, Conley compiled a 62- Dramatlo Windup which Johsmsson won the title. Pat dres Ezis (6-2). Blum, a fullback on Pete Torres, both of whom showed The appointments were an country,” Ravenel said. "I'd stack with Johnny Bower of Toronto to drafting such legislation at onee. ble. Sen. Everett Dirksen, R-Ill., a Totals ...... IS 13-33 43 nounced last night at the univer Fabulous Deal. while the storm raged o v ^ the 64 record. In a dramktic windup. New York terson regained the title this year subcommittee member, has ques offense and tackle on defense in they were good ball handlers on ,Voii U p against Arm.v, Navy. Ohio break Jacques Plante's strangle He told his Senate Antitrust and Score at half. L aSalette 23-16. sity's annual TaU sporta banquet. Americans' conduct, which fhreal- The trade was accomplished mobster Frankie Carbo was In their second fight. * tioned whether it is the right ap Che football season, will be a rug the football field this fall at quar State, Minnesota or anybody.” hold on the National Hockey Monopoly Subcommittee that if brought from his Rlkers Island, N. ged lad Udder the boards. Reid and The first J-ohn Livieri award tor Yale President Whitney Gris ens to bring a breach in American- League's Vezina Trophy. less than 48 hours before the Senator Curious proach. So did Sen. Philip Hart, terback and end. Friday midnight Inter-league Congress does not act speedily, Y.; prison cell for questioning about Blakens are both capable o f break • • • the most Improved senior UConn wold told the gathering of fiearjy Australian tennis relations. ■ Kefauver is curious about the D-Mich., another member. Protest Planned With Plante, winner of the tro trading deadline. "The sport might very well pass his role as an underworld monarch story of how hoodlum Anthony ing any game wide open on a hot Scholastic BasketbaU football player wiait to Roger 1,000 persons commerc-talism had phy for the last five years, side from the American scene.” • Hart told a reporter he wonders HALL: WIth'/.mqre height than Norman Strange, president, of of boxing. He invoked his con (Fat- Tony) Salerno allegedly whether It might be a step toward Bliht. ■ ‘ ‘ Gagne, a tackle.' The selection was no place In college sports. lined by-lnJuries, Bower and Plante Kefauver proposed that the he has ever had at his disposal be Plalnirllle 46, Woodrow "Wiilson the Lawn Tennis Association of stitutional rights not to testify musceled Into the promotion of the federal licensing of business, labor fore, the Warriors average 6-1 made by senior members of the “ I don’t think we could be proud are nmnlng one-two In the race commission stay in'existence for 36 team and the coaching staff, « Australia, said he plans to make Hamillon”New Foe against himself and refused to 1959 Patterson-Joliansson bout; He unions, car drivers and/ possibly 'BRISTOL EASTERN: Coach Coach Dave Deacon is hopeful of of Yale If It were guilty of clandes a formal protest to the U. 8. ten for the league’s goal minding hon only three years, and In that pe answer questions; said he also wants to hear Barone’s .Burr Chrlaon' has been quoted as LaSalette Seminary 72, Cheney The trophy was provided by the ors. others, anytime there Was soms picking up all the marbles. Vet tine payments to players or were nis body. riod license everyone who partici- Kefauver said In an interview he comment on testimony that hood disclosure about any of them. He 'siylng, "There are many "Ifs” to Tech 43 Sigma Nu Alpha Fraternity in obliged to forfeit its championship For Cards’ Eleven patea in Interstate matches. He erans Jim Lawrence (6-3), Jim Bloomfield 108, Ellington 40 honor of John Livieri, quarterback "In ail my 36 years of being as Bower holds a slight edge with jjrobably will call as witnesses lums Frank (Bltnky) Palermo and said he will hear the rest o f ths ’consider . . '. but I can guarantee Athenos (6-1) and Tracey Stsingle for violation of the rules.” 2.59 goals against average. But said this would include boxers, Newington 51. St. Thomas 6f tha 1957 UConn football team sociated with tennis, I have never next month the managers of heavy* John 'Vitale were silent partners story before he commits himself. you that jwe are no longer going to (6-0) are sure starters along with Griswold, who has long opposed seen behavior to equal that of the Hall, who has played In 383 suc Middletown, Dec. 16 {/F — Wes be patsiea for the rest of the CCIL Apuinas 36 and a member of the chapter. U- big time college sports, said Yale cessive games, cIo.sed in last night junior Paul Gibson (5-8) who will Southington 58, Croft 57 'vieri died earlier this year of can Americana, particularly with the leyan University faces a new op . . . We are still a year away from run the ball club. Sophomore Larry players “Were concerned In. play as he posted his third shutout of being a strong contender for the St. Anthony’! 66, Goodwin Tech cer. younger members,” he said. ponent — Hamilton— In its eight- Phillippon (6-1) and twins Jim ing the game for the Joy of it and Freed made a surprise visit to the campaign in the Black Hawks' game football schedule for 1961. Bowling O d L otaaanpionship but we could 37 One hundred and forty-one var not for what was In it for them.” the New South Wales Lawn Ten 4-0 victory over the New York ■prove a big aurprise all of a sud and Graham Bly, both 6-4, are Vlnal Tech ^4, Prince Tech 83 sity and freshmen athletes received The schedule, announced yester scrambling' tor the other starting He said collegea that favor the nis Co\inrll meeting. Council sec Rangers. Three shutouts is tops day, starts with a home game COMMERCIAL TENPIN den Cheahlre High 71, Platt 56 various awards and cltationa at the skilled athlete rather than the for the leag\ie this-season and low berth. retary Alf Fryer said the U. S. against Mlddiebury Sept. 30. The Several Exhibition Boxing Bouts ' Tlisre are a half-dozen veterans • • • Danbury 65, Brlatol Easterii 59 dinner. average student in sports pro captain made a full and fr;Snk re ered Hall’s average to 2.96. Standings other games: Oct. 7, Bowdoln, W. L. 'on the Laaeers' squad this winter grams are actually de-emphaslzing port. "If my players were graded The 29-year-old Chicago goalie Pet. CONARD: Only two lettprmen away; 14, Coaat Guard; 21, Wor- Pagan! Caterers 43 13 headed by oo-captslna Dave La athletics. At Yale, he said, .1,000 of In conduct, they must be "B-mlnor came up with 41 saves as the .768 Rue and Bill Oreger. The other back from last year’s squad which BEL AJR 4J>OOB SEDAN ( i U m ) ceater, away; 28, Amherst, away; ABA Tool 39 17 .696 Slated Tonight at Community Y finished third In the loop standings. the school's 4,000 students partici or C In this department." Hawks moved within two points of Nov. 4, Hamilton; 11, Williams; four are Terry Burke, Dave Della pate In some kind of university He added that aome discipline third place Detroit. Roy Motors ...... 35 21 .625 But one of these veterans Is tall 18, Trinity, away. Dean Machine ...... 34 22 Bltta, Lewie and Lou Kappel. athletic program. was needed in the future to ensure .607 Senior Jack Caatoline, who has Bill Dunn (6-5). Observers in sum Rookie Reg Fleming opened the Fleet Lube ...... 32 24 Second Straight Win Others who spoke were Coach that they would not disgrace their .571 been aldelined a couple of years be- mer basketball league in Hartford scoring midway of the first period Dugan's Bakery ....30 26 .536 Because of the interest^** » semi-pro with four years off Jordan Ollvar. Edwin (Ted) Blair, countrj'. with his first NHL goal. Murray cauas of injury, la expected to give claim he was best player in league Is your old cor giving you Nichols Tire ...... 28 28 .500 shown in last year’s highly en experience and still in good physi a fellow of the Yale Corporation Balfour \ipped the lead to 2-0 early Ace Provides Win cal condition should tame the wild the Laaoers added rebounding this past campaign. Smallish Ted Barlow’s T.V...... ,'.27 29 .482 Kryznach (5-6) is other hold' 1959 and a former Ell football pla.ver, Bill De Witt, new general mana in the second period snd before tertaining boxing show held Irishman from the North End. strength and aeoring power. Scored by Moriarty’s Yale football Captain Mike Pyle, ger of the Cincinnati Reds, passed Burnside A\ito ...... 27 29 .482 / • • • " over. the period ended Tod Slosn snd In Playoff Match Oslund Tool ...... 25 30 at the Community Y, no less and New Haven's Mayor Richard his MIssoUii bar examination at Stsn Mlklta also heat New York .45,5 O’Neil, on the other hand is Coach Larry Stewart reports,' SIMCA bockoches, a bod temper ond Carter's ___ ■...... 25 31 .446 than two exhibition cards will looking forward to this exhibition BRBnoL CENTRAL: Going In Lee. •Jefferson C?lty in June, 1931. goaltender Gump Worsley. Sebring, Fla., Dec. 16 (/P)— to a audden-death double overtime "team seems to be 'ahead of last Little Joe’s ...... 25 31 .446 be held this winter under the with great anticipation. The year at this stage of soaaon. But Moriarty.Bros. won their second straight victory last night Gloria Armstrong of Oakland, Fiano's ...... 25 31 .446 supervision of Tommy O’NftH who youngster will enter Golden Glove betof* bowing to Croft of Water- HARDTOP bury in its non-league opener, the lack of another really big boy to by downing a strong Shy-Ann Restaurant, 78-35, to take over Calif,, climaxed a brillilint per Cities Serv...... 25 -31 .446 has worked long and hard in mak competition this year and is In go along with Dunn is going to A locel, one owner, low on empty pocketbook? Man. Sand ...... 22 34 ing boxing a success locally. The |Uma .of Coach Bill McCooey prov first place in the Rec Senior League. Headquarters Co. won a formance with an eight-foot birdie .393 want of experience and should hurt us. We'll have to be peal ag mileage car tljat la ideal Don Willis, ...... 2 1 35 .375 first will be held tonight at the gain something in this bout. ed that they will be considerably hard fought victory over an undermanned West Side, 67-53, CARS tor today’s erqwdsd putt on the first hole of a sudden Y starting at 7. There will be no toliaêr this winter for all foes. Joe gressive to hold biir own on de ort Knox Boasts Three Diamond Gemsl Man. Upholstering '..20 35 .366 O’Neil, with a devastating left, fense." and in the nitecap Telso got Into^' streets. death playoff to give her and her Willie's House ...... 20 36 .357.4 admission and anyone interested will keep Tucker on his toes for Bantanlello and Bruce Carlson are the win column by downing the partner, Jim Turnesa of Rye, is invited to attend. the oo-Ieadera with SantanleUo, • • • Nike, 42-87, ih a tight one. Shy-Ann, with êlllngari will Fort Knox, Ky 1895 41195 offered to go with him to show last year, faces another newcom Buartat o f veterans back, Coach, Extra clean Ineide and out...... Armstrong had tied Bob Goalhy Gough 201 553, Dave Kriqjek eQliard Mason’s Lack of good big men will force Sides with 14 but. v (tr t no match third period and out scared Nike « Ron Hansen. Baltimore shorl- his wares to the local public. er in Richard McGary, Smithy charges could of Crystal River, Fla., snd Fay 579, Norm Morrisette 210, Stan wsU. ba the' team to beat in the Indians to work extra hard on de for the Guards in the final period 13-8. 1957 CHEVRbUr 210 2-DOOR , stop and the Amerlian I>*ague's weighs 82 pounds while his op fense. How soon Mistretta re 1999 CHIVROLET K L AIR 2-DOOR Crocker of Montevideo. Uruguay, Kirka 212, C.ene Darna 210, Chas. Kubasek, a former Golden takljiua. Good defense, strong r«- a; the Guards put on a last period In the final period Gordie Sox, Radio, banter, S. fifllador engine. rookie of 1960; .Steve Bnrlwr. Gloves boxer, has never made an ponent will be two pounds heavier covers from bie bout with infec % to .«kDOM from. at .139 over the scheduled 36 Robinson 202, BUI Massec 202, at 84 pounds. bounding and finp overall shoot drive to pull out the win. Bud McDowell and Hank Felie hit Oriole pitcher who turned In a appearance in the Silk City. 'Ven- tious hepautis could wel) deter Bofli eleui ne w wtiletto...... M695 $1145 holes. (Jharles Clark 200, C. Roberts 200. ing leave Haaon with high hopes Morisrty Bros, provided some tor 32 points whUe holding NUte 10-7 freshman record, and Bill drilla, once rated with the top In the third bout, one that may mine how successful a season the be the beat o f the evening, will be Of SnUAilng oonsiderably bettor fancy foul shooting to notch their to two foul shots. Say tlM Uie Stafford, the Yankee rookie who middlewelghts in New Ehigland, Indians iÎl' have. 19i0 FORD CONVRRTIOLI ^ f»S7 CHevaOUT 210 STAnON WAOON two newcomers, (Jerry Tower, at than kla ahetb place slot in the second win. They hit on 86 o f 42 score at 36-aIl and then put them Impressed in the World .Series, and at one time offered to -fight As tor the order o f finish in V-a, Fordomatlc. radle, pdwer atoering. v-a, Vadlo, X-tone. U be new ooadlltoB. ^ 1 2 9 5 are privates here under the six 63. pounds, and David Richard, at taagua Mat year. attempts from the foul line. Dan ahead with a sucker shot whUe Yale Goes Down, UConn oti Upswing , any middleweight In New Eng Febnuury here’s our gues6: (1) Pinto hooped 15 of 17 and Jim Beanttfid gray palat, red Ulterior...... *1595 months’ Reserve Forces Act. 65 pounds. O^ttalii Grsg Ivor (5-9), Dick Wethersfleid, (2) Hall. (3) Wind JAank Felie connected on a layup land. This” should be an interest If a worthy opponent comes Blade (6^), Scott Woodbum (6- Olenney was successful on IS of 15 to finish the scoring and put Telso They are big cogs In the hopes ing exhibition one that the North ham, (4) Manchester, (5) Conard, 1958 CHeVROier MSCAYMC 2-DOOR 1987 PLYMOUTH SAVOY HARDTOP forth -to meet Dennis 'The Men 13) .and Bobby Johnaon (5-9) are (6) Central, (7) MWoney, (8) tries. Again the scoring was well into the win column. Say with 16 o f the two teams who could again Enders have been craving for a distributed with Pinto bsing top and FeUe 14 led wlnQlpg Telso. Radio heater, X-tone. V-a, pewerfUto, rsdla. PrlM to aelL battle for the 'American I.da,'Mfw paint. md., enlisted before the others love to have them on the squad. eight years, college football Shasp BssiaHen...... 41045 and is due out April 8. Hansen Weather played a big part ^ Nfiw York, Dae. 16 (ff>—The leaden in both divisiona of the FoirarAte traaendsffen, radle, X-tone...... »1195 But the best he esn do Is have UConn Numerals attendance this season passed In the over-ail Increase, with any Stafford, both 22 and in the Spqrt Schedule White Sox Edge Out Orioles them work., out with his squad in the 20-mllllon mark for the only 13.6 per cent of games National Basketball Assoelatlon took their lUmps laat night, 1958 FORD PAiRLAlif 500 HAgDTOP 1954 FORD CUSTOM 2-DOOR same battalion, sre due for re one of three field houses In first time. played under unfavorable con but the Philadelphia Warriors felt it a little harder than did lease April 15. Hansen is from To Area Athletes V-8, Verddnsatle, power eteerlnf. SpeUeee. v-8, raffia, beater. BzeepttonaDy dean. Kentucky's fourth largest city. The gate was up 788,065, ditions this year ' compared ’today the St. Louis Hawks. I Albany, Calif., and Stafford from second largest one-year in with 41.6 per cent in 1959. As Best Fielders in League *1595 4795 The Tankers begin practice In A total of 141 varsity and fresh LaSalette at Cheney Tech, 3, The Watytprs had their Eastern splurge. Elglii Baylor of LA led aU Athens, N.Y. crease in recorded history, the Armory. March, ^ men athletes and managers were For five home games, Ohio Division lead shaved to cme game the Bcorera with 28 and rookie 1954 CHeVROLET 210 2-DOOR This armored division training National Collsgiate AthleUc FMdsy, Dec. 16' after a. 134-126 loss to Detroit. 1958 CHCVROin MSCAYNe 2-DOOR Hansen, Barber and Stafford announced as numeral award win State drew 413,583 fans, an Boston, Dm . 15 (D—The Chi-^Nellie Fox, last year’s leader, fln- Jerry West had 24. Radio, beater, S cgdlaiar aaflae. camp of 30,000-odd acres has a Association service bureau re Boeton, in second place, was Idle V-S, pewergUde, radio. like the thought of early practice. ners at the University of Connec average of 82,717,- compared Windham at Mahehester, 8:15, cago White Sox Mged out Baltl Ished second to league batting number of sporta-minded people ported today. or the consequences could have Arlm Bockhom had his biggest Beantlfai aitver Mne paint. ' a t a a • 9 a $1445 NIee abapa...... 4875 Upon being discharged they may ticut Fall sports ubanquet last with 495,536 and an average Arena. more by .0003 to win the 1960 champion Pete Runnels of Bos at the post. One is special services be force-ague baseball race. year of college football at Michigan State was second, Ellington at Rockville, 8:80. S t Louis’, lead in tha West is 1958 CHEVROLET MSCAYNE 4-DOOR - Greater Manchester men who ficial league records show. Fox .985. knioka TUrtoan of these sparked New York University athlete from That’s when they’ll hear rival tendance gains. drawing 274,367 fans in four Rocky Hill at RHAM. atiU a haidthy seven games over a cyUndar, radio, beater. ' New podat. a real honey at a right p ^ . J a c k i^ Heights. N.Y, He has were honored Ihcluded Jerry Wil The official figures, released Spectacular 'Vic • Power ol a fourth period jdrive that brought 4895 players ask; son, Manchester, freshman foot; CUpse conference races plus games, an average of 68,592 Tuesday, Der. 20 Loa Angeles, although the Hawks 81395 been in the Army 18 years. favorable weather, brought out per contest, compared with a yesterday after months of re- Cleveland led first basemen with lost 184*1)18, to ths Lakaia for the (Jkiclnnaff from )a five-point deficit "Did yoil^, get any?” hail; Joe Glecs

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BoSiiMM Sjerviecs O ffend IS THERE 0U6HTA BE A Li^W BY FAGALY snd SHORTEN Bonscholi Goods 51 Hooioii for Site 7* BoopMiW iiitt 71 •3 far 6 4 $40 Million Fladi in Sky'. SAM’S UFHOLSTERlNa will rs- A IL KINDB atsriUsed twM fuml- B iG H b w i;’! LITTLE .rooms, dormers, StateNews upholster a sofa, two chairs. |6T tun, io axeatlont condition.' Ap-' ANDOVBR^Nsw and modem S> tor Otttea or PRICE •ereiined porch, flreiuaca; recrea plus fabric. CH 3-387S. ____ SnMiumi pUances aparitUng clean. New room apartment, atove, raMgara^ 190 West Middle tion room. BeautlfuUy 'planted, iM T iaM or DTonM/braaa dlnettds, chrome tor, haat. hot water. gan«e. e«i* ______M l •4MS. 8 to 9 61x room c^pe> -formal dtotog •haded grounds. |14,1M. Henry Esoott Agency, MX 9-7588. U.S. Fsak •WnVTHf . Utohen sets, mattreasas, ncllnar pie prafsrrsd. |6I m«tmy. n p.m.>;JBni;a|BL:/. . loom , 8 bedrooma,. ftotplaoe, PAlifTINO, paperhanging, floor chain, oth#r Itema. 80-40% off. 3-8090. blinds, serssns and storm windows, irroiu F f o r on i p » M a t SOUTH WINDSOR . Manchester - aahdiiig. Call l b 9-VlX. Real old aap buckets from Ver amesite drive. SsUing for $10,9IKh' (Coatteuad trow Page One) ADVERTISING mont, 11.88. LeBIanc Futnitun FIVE ROOM ^Mulment, aaeend Baasoiiabla and auUna in tbs Vernon town lines—New 8 bed floor, beat and hot water, chU-^ rear. CaU MX 8 4 K ^ ,^ ajinios room OQlonial ranch. FuU price Effort for Moon Sal^ll^ Hoapltkl, 19B* South St., RockviUe, R. F. DIMOCK CO. o t Connecticut at Storra and SNOW PLOWDfO, reasonable, Ml TR 6-3174. Opm 9-8, Saturdays till dren accepted, 9110 monthly. Call 8L - $14,600.' Total cash needed $560. 8-M64. MI 8-0768. $105 monthly. Glenn Roberta, Real stocked it with Judfete. Neusner, (Oonttmed from Page One) CLASSIHED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS , 5. . OFFKjB FOR RENT. Ideal for den MI 9-6246 tor, office MI 4-1531, evenings, MI tiuuugh his- ixMltioh ail publisher ranging from IJipO to 9,700 MElaa, Barbara Woods MI 0-7703 8;15 AJI. to 4;80 PAI. KBLv iNATOR refrigerator, good FIVE ROOM apartment, second tist or insurance. 188 West Middle 4-0181. of the newa^per,- oontributad to The original ‘ plan was to build above ths moon’s surfoea. Household Senrlecs Johanna Evans MI 9-005S running con)Utl(m. Bi:est otter. MI floor, oil heat,, hot water, eoatral ^pke. k CaU Ml 9-03C6. P9 p.m. or the Hartford J e v ^ Cpmmunity only one Atlas-Able for a lunar Instruments were to gstber atid Offered 13-A 9-7948. location. Ml 1^761 sn 8-0809 mjOO—LARGE 0 room raneb, Crater, the Hartford Jewish Fed orbit try. This rocket never had 8 transmit data on radiation, mtgr COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. II — VERNON flimtace, aluminum storftu, at eration, the Mt. Sinai Hospital and MONDAY Tlmi FBIDAI 10:W AJM^—SATDBDAY • KM, HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov ROCRVILLB—4, 8. 3 room apart LARGE ONHl-room alrôndltioned tached garage. $3,900 assumes chance. It exploded on Its pad to netio fields, miermnstaoritsa atid Three Rooms of Fumitare e 6% room ranch, 1% baths, the Hartford Community Chest September 1959 during a ground other space phenomena (bta al, ceUara, and attics cleaned. ments completely furnished, auto . offloe- 100% Mato S t location. 4% % mortgage, $96.85 monthly. He leaves his wife, Mrs: Lee Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold matic washer, garage, two ijWA- Marlgw’s >67 Main St location near new Lake Street Carlton W. Hutchins Ml 9-5182. teat o f Its engine several days be la needed before manned flight to PLEASE READ YOUR AD FROM MODEL HOME chooL Large lot. Selling for Green Neusner; his mother, Mrs. fore the scheduled launch. the moon can be attempted. Hoar. MI g-4084.______rate private entrances, TR 5-7903, Eva Neusner, Miami, FIs.; two OIi m IIM or **WMt Ads” sre taken over the phone as a ooa- TR 5-9092.______' m a in s t r e e t -B uitdlim for com $16,490. For further information or 813.600--BEAUTIFUL 8 bedroom .This disastrous blow-up, which *The spacecraft was equipped MBlenee. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST DAT IT Cost Over $700 sons, Atty. Frederick D. Neusner, WEAVlNO of Bums moth Acres mercial business o f om es use. appointment to see, call ranch baseboard haaL Oreplaca, caused more than $1 million dam with S' amall atart-and-stop rociwt sppBARS and REPORT ERRORS in ttme for the aest inser. Will subomde Ml 04899.. 9A. West HsHford, and Rabbi Jacob and tom clothing, nosiery. mns, NEVER BEEN. USED ATTRACnVE 4 room gardiui large kitchen, ceUar. < »Ito n W. age to the pad, occurred between which waa to provide thrust and Moa. The Herald is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted handbags repaired, ripper re apartment, heat,’ hot water, stove, r R. F. DIMOCK CO. Btoebtos, MI 9dlF>. ^ Neusner, ■West Hartford and New the launching o f Lunik n and III for any adverttsoment and uten only to the extent of a Sale Price $388 York Chty; a daughter, Mrs. Mel mid-course guidance during the placements, umbrellas repaired, rMrigerator, parking, $115. MI and dealt 4 severe blow to Ameri long flight to the moon. ’’make rood” insertion. Errors which do not lessen the vahw of men’s shirt collars reversed and 8-1809,______'Houaea tur Rent 65 Ml 9-6246 MANCHES’TER — 5 room older vin Friedman, West Hartford; a Mro. Lanza Marteoa Jamea Wright can prestige; the advertisement will not be corrected by “ make good” insertion. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend Pay Oidy M Week - Barbara Woods MI 9-7709 home, dean, waU kept home. 8 brother, Harry Neusner, Lowell, The space agency borrowed an THREE ROOM furnished heated HEBRON—Near Bolton line. Mod Johanna Evans MX 9-5688 bedrooms, early occupancy. Ton- Mass.; two sisters, Mrs-, jving ing Shop. Sacrificing complete bedroom, New Water Firm Officuds Atlas from Its Mercury Man in apartment. Apply after 6 p.m. T. em 8 room 8 bedroom ranch. Fire gren, broker,'MI 8-0831, Isaacss and Mrs. Lawrence Ros Space Program and fabricated an Rockville-Vemon TOUR COOPERATION WILL | 1^1 O OT1| DICK’S WBATHERS’TRIP Com complete living roOm and kitchen lorrow, 38 Birch St., MI 0-3286. place, garage and full cellar. Im enbaum, both o f Miami, and five BE APPRECIATED l/IUI JVll I I MANCHESTBR-2-famUy 5A. Now other Atlas-Able. This failed on pany doors and windows, custom decorator furniture from model dis mediate occupancy, $100 monthly, m —SIX ROOM COLONIAL grandchildrim. '' Harry Straw has rstlred from^BUccessors in an advisory capacity. work guaranteed. Call collect Wil- play home. We will give you free HEBRON—4 or 5 rooms partly being redecoratofi.. Early occu- Thanksgiving Day last year when Call L. H. Gottlieb Associate, Just over town ItafUna in South ’The funeral servlca was held to-, his post as secretary and office ’^S: privately owned water com a protective covering over the llmantic. HA 8-1196. delivery and free storage up to one fumtriied. CsU MI 8-0046 sttsr T Realtor, Colchester LBhlgh 7-2581. Windsor, supsfb ceodltlou, > large j^ c y. Toiigreh, broker, Ml pany aold 1,000 shares ot stock, one Arsenault, 17, year, p.m. day to the chapel of the Wein-^ manager of the Manchester Water satellite broke apart 45 seconds Lost and Found AntomObflai tor Sate 4. bedrooms, 1% baths, formal dining stein Mortuary) with RabU Abrk- third of the totsl now outstanding, after la\mch. TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all room, large living room with Co, and his duties have been as- makes. Highest quaUty guaranteed NORMAN'S SOUTH WINDSOR — Everybody ham J. Feldman officiating. Bur to new atockholders. The new A decision was made to build LOST—Sum of money vicinity of 1958 PONTIAC Chieftain 4-door Huui^ lor Sale 72 paneled fireplace wall and book ■umM by Mrs. Laura Mertens and stockholders reportedly Include a Jailed 4 Days sedan. In excellent condition, hy- work and parts, over 47 years ex 448 Ha r t f o r d r o a d THREE FURNISHED rooms. HI wants elbow room and living ial was to the Beth Israel Ceme two more Atlas-Ables. The fiiet of Savings Bank or ‘Top Notch. 0-8552 sfter 6.______■ case, separate front entrance haU space. Y ou wiU enjoy this home. James Wright. number of prominent businessmen. dramatlc drive, radio and heater, perience. Famous for service Before you buy futnitufa any PRINCETON ST.--7 toom colonial way, large kitchen, aluminum tery. Mrs, Mertens of Coventry who these flopped last September when Please call MI #-8110. since 1981. Phone Ml 9-4587 for 16x36’ living room, 8 large bed ’The sale resulted In $100,000 Richard A. Arsenault, 17, at green with white trim. Scranton where—shop at Norman’a. with 4 bedrooms. 1% tnths, large combinations throughout, amesite has bran with the company for 30 of new capital, much of which will the second -stage malfunctioned. best service. THREE LARGE rooms, private rooms, 2 full baths, 3 car garage, Spring St., waa sentenced ta- Jail LOST—PASS BOOK No. 830, Sav Motors, Rockville, MI 8-0216, ’TR bath snd entrance, furnished, living room with fireplace, hot drive, one-half acre tot, choice Record Low for Date years, has been liamed secretary.. be used to pay exlsttog debts, ac JThe last of the Atlaa-Ables ex ings Department of the Connecti 5-2521. 80x80 famUy room, school bus or ploded today. in Tolland County Superior Court FLAT FINISH Holland window Painting— Papciinc 21 Help Hantcd— DiamohOa—Watches— heated, and hot water. $78 per water heat, one-oar garage. 3y residential area. SeUtog for $19,900. short walk to grammar and . high Windsor Locks, Dec. 15 (JP)— Wright, ot 39 N, Elm St., who haS cording to William Foulds, com yesterday for four days on a charge cut Bank A ’Trust Company, N. Musical Instruments 53 uiohth. Csil- ...... sfter 4 p.m: ”PI 3-7545. appointment only, >M,900. Phil- For further information or ap ’The temperature dropped to a rec been an employe for 10 years has pany president. NASA officials placed a $10 Main St. Office. Application made 1958 OLDSMOBILE 88, 4-door sedan shades made to measure. All Male or Feaiale 87 Jewelry 48 schools. Kveninri Mr. Holcombe, of violation of probation. metal Venetian blinds at a new EXTERIOR AND Interior painting brick Agency, Ml 9-0464. pointment to see, call the ord low for the date of 4 below been appointed assistant treasurer A company request for permis- million price tag on each of the for payment. ______with . power steering, power TWO FURNISHED front rooms, MI 4-1189. Warren B; Howland, Arsenault waa arretted Dea 6, low price. Keys made while you and paperhanging. Wallpaper LEONARD W. TOST, Jewqler-re. HOLIDAY PIANO tuning. Douglas R. F. DIMOCK CO. realtor, MI 8-1108. zero at Bradley Field at 6 a.m.Uo- and office manager. He Is also a aion to borrow $350,000 la now Atlas-Able launchtqgs. A spokes brakes, radio and heater, a beau books. Guaranteed workmanship. Denham. Guild member. Call CH kitchen set, bedroom set. refrig MANCHESTER > New 7 room company director. man said no more of 'these rock according to authorities, when ho NOTICE IS HEREBY given that tiful coral and white car in top wait. Marlow’s. TOWN OF MANCHESTER pairs, adjusts watches expbrtiy. day. before the Public Utilities Com Reasonable rates. Fully Insund. 2-8403, JA 3-OlOS. erator, gas stove. Low rent. Apply ranch, ,9 Ofeplaeoa, 9 tuU baUu, MI 9-6245 la his letter of resignation Nov. mission (PUC). At a PUC hearing ets Will be made. He said NASA was picked up in a ear after tho Pass Book No. #0029, issued by 'Dte condition. Scranton Motors, Rock- Reasonable prices. Oj^n ’Tuesday Barbura Woods MI 9-7709 MANCHESTER—Oversissd 9 nx>m The previous low for the date Fast and courteous service. L-OolaDlal, large basement, beautiful landacapped •The spacecraft destroyed today and additions. Ceilings. Workman SPINET PIANO for sale, $210. Can closets,' ^ 8-6306 after 4:80 or New listing Todasr's low at Bradley Field population. on chargee of breaking and enter LOST—Black cat, whit# spot on dependable. Call MI B-05S8. Owner 1^ seen at 81 Autumn Street after Uvtog roofn, flieplace, formal din yard, exceUent location. Priced ’The plan was approved a week was a 39-inch sphere equipped ship guaranteed. 296 Autumn St. FREE ESTlMA’rES—Prompt serv An unusual employment oppor- DRY OAK WObD cut fireplace weekends. realistically at only $17,900. U A R was not the lowest in the state, Anti-Reds ing, and larceny. Arsenault will be chest, vicinity Pine St. Child’s pet. desires a smaller car. MI 8-4860. and stove-lengths, $10 per load dfr 5, ...... — it..! I ...... I ing roora'dablnet kltchea arltb Sparkling clean describes this ago by the redistricting commls- with four paddle-wheel arms cov released from Jail Saturday and Reward. MI 8-0772. ice on all types « t electrical wir timity for graduates In Social dishwaMier, 0 bedrooms, IH baths, lovely 6 room cape plug enclosed Realty Co., XOt 8-M93, R. D. Mur however. llvered. PI 2-7886. FOUR ROOM newly furnished •ion created by the 1959 legisla ered with solar cells. It was in will continue under the probation - ■1956 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon. BIDWELL HOME improvement ing Licensed and insured. Wilson Sciences with at least one year of landraqped lot 00x900. Marlco B. porch, formal dtotog room, ’Thli dock, MI 9-6473. The temperature ranged from 5 ture. A 6 cylinder wagon with standard 'apartment. Ideal for newly weds tended to go into a tight orbit term. Co. Alterations, additions, ga Electrical Co., Manchester, -MI experience as Social Worker In a W ^ H A M WOOD YARD —Hard 120 BASS AtX»RDION. $60. PI RobsftaiDa. Brohar, Ml 8-50^ house also has lifeum« aluminum below in Xitehfleld to 20 above in ’ilie 1061 legislature, which con Winning in LOST—Orange cat, vicinity Jarvis shift, in very good running condi 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7876. recognized Social Service Agency. 2-8790. or working couple. <3all MI 9484L ■idtog. Selling for only $15,900. WHY WAIT? the Ridgefield area. rages. Roofing and siding experts. wood and slabs for firmlace, fur MANOBEKTER — OEonlal, 0 at venes Jan. 4, is expected to receive Acres and Vernon St. MI #-8582. tion. A special at $495. Scranton Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Application fonds may be bbtainqti nace, stove, kindling, (jail days State Police reported tempera some type of plan that would altar Motors, RockviUe, MI 8-0216, ’TR from the Office of the GenviVil NEW MODERN 6 room apartment, oioiia tooma, larga Uvtog toe Here's The Home For You! tures o f ’ 2 below in Colchester, LOST—Tweed car coat taken by Unexcelled workmanship. Eas;Sasy 9-4, evenings 7-9. Tel. HA 8-0408. built-in oven and range, $125, first R. F. DIMOCK CO. the present boundaries of the 5-2521. TR Bonds-^Stocks Hortgagn 81 Manager, Manchester, Connecticut, With finpiaea, famUy alia tHa t Canaan, Stafford. The low In Vientiane mistake at the dance Friday night budget terms. MI 9-6495 or Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 floor. MI 8-2579______kltchali. porch, ona-ear garaga, MI 9-5245 state’s districts. 8-9109. the State Perscmnel D ep^m ent, Barbara Woods MI 9-7703 Hartford was 14. Each of the state’s 30 senators at the Armory. Please call MI 1952 STUDEBAKER, good tires, MOR’TGAOES-^Ws are In a poal- State Office Building, Ymrtford, Garden—Farm—Dairy larga lot M b oo, MO,900. PhUbitoK $18,500—8 room Cape (3 unfin 8-8408. . good running condition, $75. MI tion to finance second mortgiês MAN’S BROWN winter overcoat, FURNISHED 8 room heated apart Aganey, Ml 9AM6. Johanna Evans MI 0-M6t ished). Oloae to new Catholic are supposed to represent about (Oontinned from Page Oxs) Connecticut, or the Mai^hester and Pindncts 50 slz« 88, $5. White .Satin wedding the same number of constltutrats. 9-9773. Roionng—Aiding 16 in any amounts. Terms to suit Hartford Office ot th)Z" Connecticut ment, Large closets. Private en V — BOLTON High School. Firemen Praised your noMa. J. D. R eal^. 470 gown, size 12, $10. Boy’s ski boots, trances. Parking. Adults. No pets. MAb!cBB8TER -n O room' ranch Hartford, Dec. IS (/P)—Wethers But some districts have grown In Kong Le’a hands. Dispatches from 1949 CHEVROLET, radio, heater, State Employment Service, Return GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, size 3, $5. MI 9-9770. $16,100—Deluxe home, 9 rooms, 1% Amumneeinentg COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. — AU Main St., Ml 8-8129. Apply 299 Autumn 1-7:80 p.m, ■•van ysara old. Three bedrooms, field Volunteer . Firemen were population faster than others. Visntlans aalif Kong Le’s forces, winterized, good transportation. or malt applicatims to the General good and mealy^, Pssqualinl Farm. dtotog room, Uviim room with flre- The country gentleman. New 9 baths, garage. Low down The changing population backed by pro-Oommuhlst Pathet types of roofs and roof repairing, Manager, Town/Hall, Mancheeter, 246 Avery St., Wapping. Ml 4-0604. commended by fire officials for RDOS AND bedspreads expertly $50. PT 2-8790. ABUNDANCE OF FUNDS requires FOUR ROOM flat, third floor, plaos. modern Ufehen, entrance room cape, for the family who payment. prompted demands for redistrict- Lao guerrillas, appeared to bs fall I RCAYlCTOR 1 specializing In ’Twenty Year Bond- Connecticut pii or before Decem- wonts privacy, 9, bedrooma, IH the speed with which a tractor dyed. Choose from 70 decorator that we lend at‘low, low cost and front and back porches enclosed, Bowors School, fl7,900. PhU- tog. ing back toward me airport at the FOR SALE—1958 Chevrolet 2-door, ed Roofs, Call Ml 8-7707.______a ber 28, 1980', GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, Wanted—To Bay 58 batlta formal dining room, one acre $18,400—Brand new 8 bedroom trailer fire was extinguished at I e d o n . Lucky Lady Laundry, 48 easy repayment terms. Add up Maple St. MI 8-8871. brwk Aganey, Ml 9-0404. A t i>resent, dtstriots range In western edge of the city. The air new tires and brakes, good condi mealy and nice for baking. De lot, O.I. mortgage avaUaUe. SeU garrismi colonial on.WoodhiU a.m. today on the Berlin Tum-' PumeU Place. MI #-2002. RAT’S ROOFING CO., shingle and your debts and call us to lump WB BUT, 8BLL or' trade ontiqub populations from a low of about port is guarded by artillery and tion, $150. Call MI 9-1477. livered. Call Hathaway, MI 0-6438. « catROL DRIVE - RockvUle, $U,- tog fo f $16,800. Rd. 1% -tiled baths fireplace. plka Pellee were, also lauded for built up roofs, gutter and conduc them under a mortgage plan de‘ and used tumltura, oblna, eta THREE ROOM fully furnished 38,000 to a high of 150,300. aaUalrcraft guns flown to by the n a -O N B DAT tripe to Maasachu tor work; roof chimney repairs. signed to cut your monthly pay-' eoO. I room ranch, large Uvtog Immediate occupancy. No their assistance. •atta, Vermont, every Saturday silver, picture framaa and old apartment, second floor, central Under the proposed 4>lan, dis Russians. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214; Ray ments in half. Connecticut' Mort Bitnatlons Wanted— Household Goods 51 ly located modem furnishings, room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed- R. F. DIMOCK CO. reasonable offer refused. Extensive damage to the tractor RADIO and Sunday. Four days camp at 1949 JEEP WAGON, runs good. colna, old doUa and guns, bobby trict populations would range The anti-Oommunist troops In I i 38 roomia, 1% % morteage can be Jackson, MI 8-8825. gage Exchange, 16 Lewis St., Hart' Female ooUeettons, attic contents or whole heat included, $90 per month. Call (cab portion) of the vehicle was Vientiane havs linked up with Mount Snow, Vermont, Dec. 27, $90. MI 8-1390 after 6. ford, CH 6-8897, Frank Burke or JRUGS, NEVER used, 9x12, beige, . assumed, Marion E. Robertson, MI 9-5245 $18,500—Spacious S bedroom ranch from 47,100 to 92,187. estatea Furniture Repair flerytee, MI 9-6808. to Jarvis Acres. Csrantic caused when the- ■ generator units of Gen Phoumi Nosavan, mil m "^TheQiH That Keeps On Givihg'' 38 1#, 80. Inexpensive Euro Mrs. Carter, EXCELLENT CARE given chil $30; 9x16, $36; antique gold rugs, Broker, MI 8-6953, Barbara Woods MI 1-7702 ’The hearing was scheduled to pean l^sn. Call MI #-5118 after dren Bolton vicinity, references Talcottville, Conn., T ^ Ml 9-7449. bath, garage. Full basement bracket btoke cutting the gas line 'begin at 2 p.m.. itary leader of the right-wing reb Roofing and Chimneys '6*A vacuum $20. BU 9-6955. COZY 4-room apartment, heat, Johanna Evans MI 9-6688 p.m. or before 10 a.m. Anto Driving School 7*A furnished. MI 9-1060, FIVE ROOM ranch, fuU basement which resulted in gasoline being el regime, aaid a mspatch from utilities , garage furnished, $90 per $18,9op—A handsome brick and sprayed on the hot engine, fire of- RQOFING — Specializing repairing BnaitieBS Opportnnitfes 32 ’TORO SNOW Hound power hapdle hot water oU heat, 3 fireplaces, VI — IT’S A DEAL! Savannakhet,* Phouml’a capital. LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut Rooms Without Board 59 month Write Box X, Herald: full toaulation, plastered walla, shingled ranch. $ bedrooms, flcials reported. 1 8 Neto Dentists These units had moved up the censed driving school trained — at new lew price. Self-propelled attached garage. Full base- p g ra o M ls ter work, chimneys cleaned, re AN EXCELLENT high gallonage Dogs—Birds— Pets 4i model. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, tils bath, all city utilities. Price sturdy 5H room bungalow. Extra The driver, James Bums, Fram Hartford, Dec. 15 (P) — A Uet Mekong River from Paksane, 90 Certified and approved is now of LARGE FURNISHED room, one SIX ROOM duplex, Center St., oil . ment, 3 Priced from ^ J t paired. Aluminum aiding. 30 two-bay service station soon avail MI 9-5221, aniel In New Delhi, Prims'M inister PREPARE FOR driver’s test. by selling Ayon Cosmetics and 128 Birch St. T^l. M l 8-4461. and Front Earl VanCamp, MI 9-4740. and fully Inoculated. Will hold for 20% cash discount. Open 10-5 4% ROOM garden type apartment. tile'baths, built-in oven and stove, MANCHESCCBR-Pre-hoUday, spe 'A. Kenefick, 1764 Main St., Hkiat Nehru said India had auggested to RIDE WANTED to and from UConn Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class Gift Seta in a territory close to Christmas. PI .2-6706, daily, 7:30-9 evenings. cials. Older-home — new plumb Hartford; Malcolm P- Langdon, 8 ;80 and 4 :80 Weekdays from Rt. home. Only 2-3 hours a day edn ATTRACTITVELY furnished room Includes heat, hot water, stove, , olifiiw$8her, garbage disposal, Lota lor Sate 73 Pacifists Released Britain and tha Soviet Union that room. ’Three Instructors. No wait porch breexeway, 2-car garage, ing and heating, $9,600. 3-tamily 225 Franklin Rd., Hamden; Er- Ooldra 44A, near Shady Glenn. Call MI ing Manchester Driving Acade earn you $20 to $30 a week. Call for gentleman, private entrance, refrigerator and parking, CJentral- Danbury, Dec. 15 (ff)—’Two paol- the International Supervisory Radlo-TV Repair POODLES, miniature, AKC regis Chamber’s Furniture Sales kitchen privileges, parking. In amesite drive, large lot with trees, 6-5 centraUy E>cated. $18.500.. 4 hest C. Laug, 164 Elm St., West Commission be convened to deal Throat atmlngs; my. PI 2-7249. today for appointment in your tered, pedig;reed, six weeks old, ly located, $105 monthly. Man THREE B ZONE lofo wltU dty flsts, the last holdouts in their Servicea 18 503 E. Middle 'Ilpke. quire at 167 Maple St. city utilities. CSiarles Lesherance, bedroom rhnch, garage, $14,900. water. Unloo St. Manetaroter. Haven; Lynn B. Mullen, New with the crisis. Tone home at your' convenience. Call black and silver. Just right for chester Garden Aparttoenta, MI Many more from $4,500 up. Call group, have been released from the u - CH 7-4137. 3-7925, ____ MI 9-7820. $2,500 each. Ml >8490. York; James H. Murray, Mont The commission was created in RADIO-’TV REPAIRS, any make — Christmas delivery. MI 9-6767. Ml 3-5187 ROOMS FOR rent also two large the EUsworth Mitten Agency, Federal Correctional - Institution clair, N. y .; Richard D. O’Leary, Security a » t ^ » 9Mtes for Sale 4 Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 under bond of $1;500 each. 1954 at the Geneva Ctonference cars, amplifiers, phonographs and cottages, efficiencies, completely MANCHES’TER — New 8 (twin- Realtors, MI 8-6980, MI 9-5524. 34 Sawmill Lane, Greenwich; Sealed WOMAN ’TO babysit 5 year old DALMATTANS, the perfect (Christ William Henry, 28,- Lodi, Wis., that ended the civil war in Indo 1956 OUlibyjoBILB 2-door hardtop. IDEAL XMAS gifts. A wide assort' changers. Over 47 years total ex TAKE OVER PAYMENTS furnished, free parking. Call MI sized) bedroom ranch. Plastered Georges P. R. Roy, 57 Atwood St., Circuit perience. 90 days guarantee on all child mornings, Park Chestnut mas gift, AKC registered, 8 880 TOLLAND Turnpike—Real good and Richard Zink! 90, Ambler,, Pa., china, and set up Laos and the Power staaring and power brakes, ment of new and reconditioned Apartments. 9-3841. PROM OUR BANK 9-0826, between 5-7 p.m. Scranton walls, hot water beat, fireplace, Wanted—^Real Estate 77 Hartford; Ronald S. Sejids,. New work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4537. months old, from $25. Call Willi- TOWN OF MANCHESTER 9 room Chpe. Finm ace. Large lot. left the Ihstitution yesterday. other independent nations In the $866. MI 9-08M. bicycles. Repairs all makes. 9-3 FOR UNPAID BALANCCB Motel, 160 Tolland ’Tpke. ceramic bath. VSill basement, ga- York; Robert« . Tletjen, 143 Jef mantlc HA 3-2728. rage. BuUder H I 8-4860. Price $18,900. m d eltoe SmlOi, ’They were part of a group o f nine former French colony.. The two dally, 9-6 Saturday, 'The Bike - BROAD LEAF 1. 2, OR 3.YEARS TO PAY! CONNECTICUT ^ ferson St., Hartford; Gerald D. UM OLDSMOBILE 88, Fiesta Sta- CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, C!LEAN, heated room for a retired Realtor, ,M1 9-1649, ARE YOU CONSIDERING pacUlsta arrested last month for nations, India, Poland and Canada Shop, 257 Spruce St. available aiK hours. Satisfaction ST(X3KING stuffers—Free. Cuddly START PAYING Verdi, New Gardens, N. Y.; Mi are members of the commission. tien Wagon, 4-door 6 passenger, Havana Seed Tiers IN FEB. 1981 gentleman. Reasonable. Call MI ANNOUNCE!^ SIX R o o m Ci4ie, fireplace, $ bed SELLING YOUR trying to Interfere with th« THE STAIti FLAWi nicely equipped, plus power steer- guaranteed, wall MI 9-1815. kittens ready for Santa’s pack. 9-0641. rooms, IH baths, encloeod pofeb, MANCHESTER—9 bedroom home, chael J. Weber, 13 Trumbull St., MI 4-0204, 8 ROOMS FURNITURE nice condition-on large lot Alum PROPERTY? launentog of a Polaris submarine. MOMLPX1 'Ing and power brakes, emerald Business Services Offered IS garage, lot 75x150, assumable ’Iâ seven others chose release New Haven; and Robert M. Lleb- Wanted $9.36 MONTHLY ROOM FOR rent for gentleman or COMPETITIVE inum combinations, toU basement, green. Scranton Motors, Rockville, 1H % mortgage immediate occu from Jail imder bond within days ers. New York. COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re MORTEN8EN TV Specialized RCA Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, lady. Quiet, near Cheney’s. 224 nekr bus, school snd sheq^tag We will estimate value of your l a 84016, TR 5-2521. Pooltrr and Supplies 43 pancy. Marion E. Robertson, brek- property without obligation. Wo after their arrest. But Henry and Your Pocketbook pairs all makes refrigerators, television, service. MI 9-4641. •Women Only. Rugs, Lamps' Tables Charter Oak. MI 8-8368, CH 6-4788. EXAMINATIONS er, MI 8-8988. center. Priced for quick sale. Cim EVERYTHINGI $228.78 also buy property for cash. Zink aitoounced their intention to Silk Topper Contest By FAYE lUCNLE 1954 FORD Victoria, hardtop, freezers, washing machines, dry BROAD-BREASTED ’Turkeys fresh owner, MI 9-9770. IMPERIAL ELECTRONICS—Mo Work available now. JUST REDECORA’TED large neat Clerk Stenographer Member Mititlple Listing. remain in Jail. ^ New York, Dec. 15 — Two Fordomatic, green and white, ers, ranges, oil and gas burners, torola sales and service. Person or frozen. Res(^ any time. Also, TONGREN’S WEEKLY radio, heater, defroster, A-l con MI 9-0883. All work guaranteed. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE room in private home, walk-in $2,912.00 — 13,640.00 MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape AU nine were, charged with hat makers are engaged In a Trove o t Knowledge for You THC SPORT HLAIR alized service all makes radio fancy pigeons. Six room house for $10.16 MONTHLY family room, modem kitchen, 8 STANLEY BRAY, Realtor ditlon, $495. Also. 1954 Ford, stand Call JA 2-9113 rent. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 closet, private entrance. MI Senior Clerk Stenographer SPECIAL trespassing in a restricted area at down-to-the-wire battle to see Uee to Adult Night Claaeee CHAIN SAW work — 'n ’ees cut. and TV. 5fil East Middle Turn WeStinghouse Refrigerator, Living 9-4966. bedrooma, rec room, garage. Good MOML 1X2 ard shift, 6 cylinder, blue, radio, Hillatown Rd., Manchester. $3,421.60 — $4,240.60; BRAE-BURN REALTY Groton during thb launching of whose hi|^ silk topper adorns the By FAYE BBNLB heater, $395. MI 9-3310. Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-7058 pike. MI 3-7638 or PI 2-8148. Ask for Ext. 36 Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, Manchester — 5 room Cepe, ga lot with trees. One block to the Polaris-flring nuqlear subma head of President-elect John F. One evening laat fall T waa In BROOKFIELD ST.—Large twin Thirty-five hour week, 9:00 M18-627S between 1:30-4:30 or any time Lamps,' Tables rage and breexeway to Msnehes- schools, shopping and bus, $16,900 rine Bthan-AUen. Kennedy at the inauguration. vited, to visit with a small group PHILCO RECOMMENDED serv EVERYTHING $297.34 bedroom, ’TV, next to shower, A.M. to 5:00 P.M.; paid holidays, Phllbrick A^ncy, MI 9-8464. 1959 ’THUNDERBIRD, color fla Saturday or Sunday. STENOGRAPHER Articles For Sale 45 ter'a finest area. Beautiful grounds Henry and Zink were transfer The hat concerns are John of. adults Intarested to the. foie choica of S colon mlngo, full power, Scranton ice, on ht-fl’a, radios, televisions. private home, gentlemen. MI paid eick leav- a:id vacations, pen 9te overalte lot. UBTIN^S WANTED. Fast, reliable red to the federal institution here Rslnitz, Inc., New York, and Wil Motors, Rockville, MI 8-0216, TR COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu Also, guaranteed servlee on ail Interesting position in small per SNOW BLOWERS. Arlens, Reo, 8 ROOMS FURNITURE 9-6801 after 5. sion and social security benefits. women play as tovaatora. A lm o st i " T lu a MANCHESTER-VERNON oervice. M. B. Ctaarbonneau, brok from the New Haven State JaU, liam Sehnauta. Norwalk. Conn. Thls .grouil! I was told, meet B-3531. art R. Wolcott on automatic other makes. Shop our special do sonnel department for experienced Toro powerhandle and Bolens 18 $14.74 MONTHLY For application, job description We have other listlnks er. M l S-06$8 or M l 9-439$. washers dryers and electric It-yourself department featuring stenographer. Position, requires a Washing Machine, Westjnghouse CLEAN BEDROOM, kitchen, fur and information apply to General LINE where they staged a brief hunger The Hat Institute of America ngularly at tha local high school. to 82 inches. Parts and service. ■trike. . ranges. Ml 9-6678. discount prices. Open evenings neat appearing woman wim good Capitol, Equipment Co-. 89 Main Refrigerator, ' Bedroom, Living nished, light, gas heat, hot water. ManagerTDfflce, Municipal Build "Anything to Real Estate." ARB TCfil oonaidering soiltog your and ths United Hatters Union are The commimlty is one of the and Saturdays. Satellite Electron typing ability and. facility In short' St. MI 8-7958. Room, Dinette, Dishes, Rugs, MI 9-3081. ing, 41 Center Street, Manchester, hoiatr U you are, wa win pu^ Tits i^lflats, aU of whom foes preparing a formal preeentation wealthiest in Suburbia, U.8.A. S*w Ea$y From A Yard! ics Service, 165 School St., Man Near Parkway. Only $1,100 ai action by a federal grand Ju^, art hand. (Company offers excellent Lamps, Tables, Blankets Connecticut, or the Cbnnecticut MI 8-6821 ■umes the present mortgage on this ohaaa yeur-aquity. f o r expadteacy of tha winning topper to Kennedy, I expected it would be no'frlek chester. MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. benefit program, good wages, HOME MADE% ravioli, fresh or EVERYTHINO $398.22 members o f tbs Opmmlttas for Holiday Glow! State Employment Office, 806 0 room reach. BuUt-tos, attached Maasa can us. M l >8199. J. D. who really prefers to gc bare- to park. 1 axpaeted rd be timlp- pleasant wdrking conditions. Apply frozen, 30c doz. H, Pasqualini, 246 Apartments—Flats— Main Street, Manchester, Connecti Raal^ Oo„ 47 Mato S t. Man- Non-Vtolmt Action, a group op hMded. ' ’ ■tog down a dim cotildor, my Avery Street, Wapping. garage, larga tree shaded lot, Millinery Dreasmaking 19 Price Includes ' Delivery, Setup, Tenements 63 cut. amesite drive. dtaater. posed to Mnstructlon of Pola^ heels oUcktog eerily. I envisioned Fir.st National Stores, Inc. Service. Guarantee lihlhediate de Applications must be In the NOTICE submarines. one acene; I foiihd another. 5737 Park and Oakland Ave. 22 CUBIC foot upright freezer for ’TWO ROOM apartment, heat hot L o r r m o s w a n t e d - cou this at- Accident Totals KNITTED dresses shortened, hem livery or Flee Storage until needed. Manager’s office by 5:00 PM., In aceordance with the require- ‘ Hie achool was ablaxe with East Hartford sale, like new, sacrifice, $800, Call Phone for appointment water. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main flea for personalised service. ToUr HarUord. Dec. 15 (F)—The Stats t T ransistor ming alterations done. Call MI MI 9-3878, after 6:30. ’Tuesday, December 20, 1960. , menu of the Zoning Regulations LAWRENCE F. FIANO' Vnmkrked Cars Favored llghta. The huge parking lot was 9-1004. SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford St. inquiry invited. Allot Clampet, Motor Vshicls Dspt’s. daily rec <3H 7-0358 for the Town o f Manchester, Conn,, REALTOR MLS Rtedtw. M l >4648. , Hartford, Dec. IS (P)—Stats Po ord o t automoblls accidents as o t Jammed. It appeared as thouf^ Help wanted— Male 35 TOdL AND equipment rentala. the Zoning Board of Appeals lice oommleeioner Leo J, Mulcaby the whole town, plus a few HEMMING and alteration work. Saiea and service. AP Equipment See It Day Or Night MI S-r66 last midnight and the totals on i Radios, Too! Call Mrs. William Abraitls, 10 hold a pubUc hearing on Mondhy WISH .SOMEONE to handle your eaya He wlU light any attempt to the earns date last year: neighboring ones, had turned out Center St., MI 9>20S2. Open evening, Dec. 19,1960 at 0:00 P.M. Robin Rd., any time. MACHINISTS WANTED If you have no means of trans Paul P. Flano \ MI 8-0488 real aathte? Oau me at MI 94)890 prohibit use of unmarked cars In ' 1959 1900 to participate to the more than 80 evenings. » SEPTIC TANKS In the Hearing Room of the Mu for prompt and courteous service. portation, I’ll send my auto for SEPTIC TANKS Ed Crawford v M l 9-4410 Accidrata ..30,807 88,054 (Bat.) different adult education classes All around machinists and you. No obligation, OlÂNED an* INSTALLED nicipal BuUdtag OR the following . Jooeph Barth, Broker. ^ run for hundrads of houn on TORO SNOW blower, excellent con- AND State lis p . John B. BliSte, Wind Killed . . . 280 367 Immediately I wondered, was a ORSUSSMAKING and alterations. Bridgeport operators. Must be ; applloatlona: MANCHESTER - ^ room ranch, ham Democrat, filed a bill yester community where, virtually every dltion, complete JVith power han modem kitcheit 3 bedrooma, large ARB YOU conaldertog oeUlijg your Injured ..19.235 19,815 (Bat.) ^ a few fiashl^ht batteries. Shirt (3all Ml 9-0838 any time. able to set up own work and A—I^ B —E—R—T—’"s • SEWERS ' PumeU Corporation; 39 Oak St., day for the 1901 Leglalature, seek adult turned out for learning lYARO operate to Aircraft tolerances dle, lawn mower and leaf mulcher. 48-46 ALLYN ST. HARTFORD PLUGCED SEWERS MACHINB CLEANED Bus. Zone HI. Variance is request Uvtog rood! with fireplace, dtotog hCmet Can us for psraonaUzed EXPERT TAILORING on ladies’ Best offer. Call MI 3-n07. ■ervies. Joseph Rosaetto, hroksr, ing to ban state police use of un SNBT DIVIIMCND unique? The anawer la '‘N o!” < 4 pocket size to short wave sets. and quality. Apply 678 Tolland Open Nights Till 8, Sat, 6 p.m. ed to erect free standing ground room, rear porch, garage, $14,900. marked cars, on Highway^patrol. *■ and gentlemen’s clothing, 139 PhUbrick Agency, MI 9-8404. Phene Ml 9 -^ . New Haven, Dec. 16 (F)—A reg Today there are'well over nine APRONS St., East Hartford, between 7 Maehiiie Claanad • INSTALLATION sign closer to street than xegula- Informed of Blake's propoMd Woodland St. Call any time; MI 'a.m. and 8:30 p.m. tloqe aUow. ular quarterly dividend of million persons enrolled in acme NEVER USED snow thrower, fftst Septio Tanka, Dry WeOs. Sewer CUSTOM BUILT 1958 6 room bill, Muleahy .sald his department kind of regular adult education 1-2264. WRINGER ’TYPE waaher, good Lines Installed—Cellar Water- SPECIAUST W. H, I n t e n d Lumber Co.; 040 esnta per ehare on capital stock Come in and see our ■■ ■ PART-TTME abort order cook $88. MI 9-6870. conditioft, $20. PI 2-8306. home, 3 baths, fireplace, breese- has bsm akla to wags an effscUvs couriM meeting more than thraa prooSng Done. , East Mid. Tpks.; Bus. Zone H. Bx- campaign against spssden, dnmk- has bora declare by the . South Moving—Trucking-^ wanted. Evening hours. Apply at tenaloh of psrmlsslbn is rsquestsd way double gaxoge, 9% aeraq ern New England Tslsphohe Co. times devoted to learning aktUS , large selection. 505 Main, 9-9. ABC WRINGER type washer, good Town OouRiri tlUahle, outaUrta. Carlton r* •n drivers and other offenders Storage WOMAN’S WHITE flgura •kates, Mi to malntath Mlgn at above location; Local Stocks for the final quarter of iq"” and facta not purely of a recrea 20 condition. For quick sale, $15, MI Hutebtos, Ml 9-6189. Utrotiglt uss o f unmarked patrol tional nature. Model No. ITPl AMBITIOUS married man with , aiz« 7. MI 9-0909. 9-2093. McKinney bros. Brown A Lynch Florists; -145 is payable to Jan. 16 to stock MANCHESTER Moving and ’Truck OitlRage Co. Additionally, one might find car to service 4,0004,000 Fuller Mato St.; Rss. Zone C. Extension 'TUOBT ROOM modified raheb, 8 ”We totsnd to continue the use holders. o t record Dec. 30. ing Company. Local and tong dis WARD’S POWER handle anow DIVAN, $65; fonback chair. $25; Sttwsrog* Disposal Co. of permission is requested to main 6|notarons for gifts Painting—Papering ~~fi riage a^th mattress excellent con- Hftd. Else. -Light ... .01% 04% B r w (to. gtrom Bnders, Avon, who advances other "studrata” are enrolled In Simple and inexpensive to make, .tida Is lequested to convert single condition throughout, garaga-; •ad for yourself. Make each from THE. NEWTON COMPANY dltlM, MI 8-4698. ' family dweUlng into two family Priced for quick sale. Owner Hartford Gas Co. ... 48% 51% T1»o government. In Its’ com to ths new top post of chairman. adult and extension ' courses of PM brofiMkost ONLY — stotfe a yard of colorful fabric. your gift problems can be easily INTERIOR PAINTING, decorating, The appointments, announced af solved! ceilings, floors, . paperhanging. ,55 ELM ST. ^ TOYS ^ TRANSISTOR RADIOS ^dwelling, transferred. Charles lArperonce, So. New England plaint, iaid false' entries totaling fered by colleges snd universities. No. 1870 with Photo-Guide is In about $40J)00 were made "with in ter a directors’ meeting yesterday, Psttern No. 5737 contains direc Steaming off wallpaper, (êan MANCHESTER John Relg; 840 East Mid. ’I^ke.; MI 9-7620. Telephone’ ...... 46 77hsrs mjght you find a elass Vernier Tuning—Long DUtaace Power alMs.amaU (10-12), medium d i Building Materials 47 ‘Res. Zone AA. Variance is request- tent to defraud the credit unlbh become effective Dec. 81. eiUtsr for free or for a ihodsat Uons for making 4 candles shown, workmanship. Free estimates. Ne 1% ACRES, Mige ll), Urge (11-20). Medium, l yard Job too amaii. John Vsrfallle, MI DELIVERY MEN for Saturday fd to erect addition to exlsttog Arrom Mart He and to deoeive offleaia and audl- ■um7 ' Msntlisstsr’s Largest and Oldeat TV Radio i|> •f tt er>l94ljieh for each apron. material requirements; finishing work to deliver greater Hartford CLEAN, USED lumber for sale, as ETC heUM, » « a r I tora" of the group. 8 n o o n iA i^ m o t b d directions. | 8-3521. buUdtog which wlU be at rear o f AMM^Bpriatv* Oall your local school ffratem - To otdor, MBd 85c in coins to: , area. Must have car. No aelUaf sorted siiss, hardwood flooring, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ^ CAMERAS, ton w . m achine GteMlbrecht had. bam tiaasurer Hartford, Dec. 15 (F)—State Po- To order, send 35e in coins to. window sash and doors eomplsta pm per^. > Bttotol Brass Itea.Oommterioner t w J. Muleahy to ass what it often. ' I Suaatt, Tho Maaehsster Evs- ÂDfTINO AND paparbanglng. necessary. Apply 999 Main St, ^Samuel UtUe; 74 Laurel St; Dnahiun Boah of tt» eredlt untea aiaeo IMO, Ghaek wttk yaur pubVe Hbvanr, m Anns Osbot, ’The ManebesUr Bvs- Kanchsimr, aeoood floor, Room wlnd^, plumbing and hi ' EAST HARTFORD - 8% reoni IS when It was organlaeA He was baa anniouiioed the promotions of IbnkL 1119 AVE. OF ntag H\orald, lli# AVE OF Good eloan workwanaWp at raa- ■ASEMtNT OP MANCHtlTIR DISCOUNT WORLD Ree. Zone B. Variance is requested Bm-Bart ...... do It may bold elaaaea o f Intaraat to ttea. 89 w 7, Friday, 6:10 p.m.-7:99 p,m. suEpUM,BttppUss, assortsdassorted pipes and sou ranch, 814% morteags may ha Torrtogton GOR Town Committee dhrao top offleors to his depart ...... y jn m r TOM K m , tt. AlflWIOAS, t o r n TOSK g«. pipes. dally' “ rl:l0Mll i:io tj darit. to have lot with less frontage than assumed. 114,800, Phlnriek Agsa- Fafhir Baaring .. .v. 48% you. ebeater. Flilw. MI chairman four years tmtil he re- m ent Albert Pettaick, H a m d ^ Bio y» Itoymomi uturday t-4._ -. ChomanChomai House EAST MIDDLI tURNinKE''AT THE ORKN required, at above location. cy, M l 9-8464. Landers Frary CtoA 10% commanding officer of the State It can also refer you to r-|fMM9 wmiiag add Uo fof 94M87. All persons totsraatsd may at H. B. Machine ...... 10% •igned after bis arreat For Ist-claao mailing add lOe for H«lp W SBtSd-w Wrseklim, yard at Stock Plaos off Police Identification Bureau, was the Internationa] Correspondence With Eoao, Ityla No, and each patum. Print Name, Addross North Main St. Can MI 9dl93. tend th|a hearing. SEVEN ROOM Garriaon OoknlaJL Korth and Judd .... 18% promoted to the rank of oapteto. Schools’ "Vocational Ouldanoia M iK or Fomste 17 with Zoos and Pattom 'Numbor, Zoning Board of Appeals attached gerage, 1% hatha, hot Btanley Works ..... 18% RedietrietinM Hearing William MdNamara, Danbury, and ManuaT aad to the "Home Study ^ FSmous For Sarvico Since 1$91 Hav# you tbs '00 Album ooa- WHEN FREEr a n AD nGIFT nUWBNTBD Ample Parking Roger Bi Baglsy, water oil neat, city utillttaa, aaar TernNItoam ...... a. 9g. ,, Hartford, Dae. f t UP)>-A rablto Tbomaa Wilson, Wsthersflsld, Blus B ook ’ iaautd by tha Ha- — * ■ ' iÂWtotar'M KITCHEN help wanted nights and bus, achool, i^vpptag cantor. Quick Vatiter! § tainlng many lovoly daalgaa and 9VUy eovand if liunraaea. 0 | li AT Dim BEraBflnamT ■ k a m d Ghalman R o o f ...... 49% hearing was aeliadulad for t o i s f on moved UB to the rank o f Uauten- tional Home Stiidy Oouaeil. -<4 ISO C antar S t m t CiSumar a f Cihi Mag poUora book fmo pattanwf. Oi4)r a aopgr. Msard It. Pitea. Mr0>ieoi. If, MUMte •• Read aid Advs. DanUl L. 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Washington, D ec. 16 (IP)— ^f size. 85-year-old brother to be attorney then Robert Kennedy’s. ing on job classification^ effective young boy from Chicago. just like the real thing! paint tray, paints, Ihllon stood smlUng beside general in the incoming adminis Jan. 2. The increases apply to all Killed on the ground in the flames was Charles Cooper, a . . . this miniature Hoov striped cotton'dress brushes and even Kennedy as the announcement of tration was announced just a few employes who have been with Uid* Sanitation Department employe who was shoveling snow. er vacuum actually with a sheer aiipron some sketches .to minutes before White’s selection his appointment was made from firm 90 days. Dense smoke and flames fingered among the buildings, and cleans, runs, hums and front, Susan drinks get him started! was (^closed. the doorstep of the President In addition to the wage increases, lights up! no need to plug and wet's, her rooted Robert F. Kennedy, SS, was the elect’s home in Georgetown. all employes will receive a cash formed a black cloud above the roofs. what’s inore, the Kennedy said that Dillon wished into an electrical outlet hair is styled in the President-elect’s campaign mana holiday bonus bdaed on length v of An army of emergency workers fought through the fires whole thing folds ger, and has had government ex to return to private life, but had as this one operates on new straight baby- service, Johnson, said. This is and wreckage, with possibly other casualties still to be found. up in one compact perience as counsel ot the Senate agreed to accept the cabinet post. a corporation-wide distribution One plane, a United Airlines DCS jet with 83 aboard, struck' flashlight batteries. bob and topped with Rackets Investigating Committee. Dillon has served with the Eisen- unit for easy stor amounting to 83 million. In the in heavily populated Brooklyn, hurling debris like bomb frag ■a ribbon. age. This is the first time in U.S. case of-the ’dlkwsky DiviiUm. the History that a president, or presi- (Uonttnned on Page Tea) bonU|;il^ MBOUnt to 3390,000. ments, and settling 10 apartment buildings on fire. A church — ironically named “ Pillar of Fire”— was demolished. A fu- Huh neral parlor was in flames The other plane, a Trims World U,S, Backs Bonn Oum MsnsflUd, Dec. 10 (A —A b ^ Tail section of UAL airliner rests on Brobkl^ street after plane'' crashed with heavy m ies bus went out of control ixi Rt. Airline Constellation 'carrying '42. ZÔtey and went up an embai^- loss of life today. Plane plummeted into heavily populated area of Brooklyn. (AP Photo- raked over the Miller Field section Form er L ocal take a peek fax.) ■ of Staten Island, and came to rest m ig v 'T w o passengers were taken tO'A hospital. in harbor water. It also started fires in the area, but they were R esid en t W as Anti-Reds .PbHce said the bus, en route to quickly controlled. Springfield, Maas., left the slippery Backers of Nixon at toyland! roiadway while rain was falling and Heavy snow was falling when the sMdi covered the highway. crash came about 10.40 a.m. On TWA Plane , The driver, Robert W. Lukena, Get VIP Trl^tnient It was the first crash in America on of a pure jet carrying passengers. Arthur B. Swenson, 42, o f Glas London, Dec. 16 (/P) — The There Were 88 persons’ aboard. Out of the 125 persona aboard tonbury and formerly of Manches The two passengers were taken Kennedy family of Storrs, ter, a project engineer of Pratt and to Windham Community Hospital Conn., flew into London today, the two planes, only one survived P M t Bangkok, Thailand, Dee. 15 (A^^them shoot like this before,’’ one for long after the crash, an 11- Whitney Aircraft, waa aboard the OPEN TONIGHT TUX American said. In nearby Willimantic but they were awept through customs — Gen. Phouml Noeavan’s anti- Trans World Airlines constellation e Were not believed seriously injured, In jig time and escorted by year-old boy. plucked from the Communists fought today to ex The U.S. State Department yes which crashed this morning on terday pledged full support to the ’The two passengers, Mrs. Mil gold braid immigrations offi wreckage in Brooklyn. Earlier, six Waahlngton, Dec. 16 (P)—'Rie *heard the “Voice ot Ethiopia” lay survivors were recovered on Sta Staten Island. pel remaining Leftist troops from new Laotian government of Prince dred Houlihan, 51, and Miss Ro Ethiopian etnbaaey aanoimced army imits faithful to the emperor cials into a lounge for the Very Important People. ten Island, but they died. A spokesman In the Hartford th.e embattled capital of Laos. Ar Boun Oum and Gen. Phoumi and berta Garrett, 18, both of Mans today that an attempted noop had rduted the insurgents. promised assistance if necessary field, were treated at Windham The Ethiopian Embassy in Lon "What fo r ? ” aaked Mrs. Ei The TW A plane. Flight 226, waa office of TWA said it was known tillery fire waa reported raking agiUnat Emperor Halle Selaeele that Swenson was among 37 pas for Laos to ipaintain Its fredom. Community Hospital in nearby don said the emperor, hurrying leen Kennedy as she shepherd bound in from Dayton and Co the city, Vientiane. ha« failed and peace and calm lumbus, Ohio, and groping for a sengers aboard Flight 266. There Radio signals fjrom U.S. embassy Willimantic and released. home from a state visit to Brazil, ed her children, Paul, 14; have been reetor^ to the capital Sharon, 12; Maureen, 12 and The right-wing hJgh/c(Mnmand personnel, in Vientiane said large had left Khartoum, in the Sudan, landing at La Ouardla Airport. city o f Addle Alntba. Jane, 5. (Oontiniied on Page Tea) at Savannakhet broadcakt a decla areas in the center of the city were Retreat House adjacent to Ethiopia. The United A ir Lines Flight 826 "A fter all, Madame,” aaid out of Chicago waa headed through ration that It will tak# two more leveled by the shelling. Before leaving Liberia to con Ridgefield, Dec. 16 OP) — A London, Dec. 16 (>P) — A broad an airline official, "you are the murk for Idlewild Field. days to clean out pockets of die The radio contact waa weaken tinue his flight homeward, Selas hard Leftist resisistaace In Vien retreat house for boys and young cast over the Addis Ababa Radio the sister-in-law of the Presi The flelda are about 10 miles ing, however. U.S. Ambassador men will be established here in sie expressed confidence peace will tiane. The broadcast Aald retreat Wlnthrop G. Brown was believed claimed today rebel govem'ment dent of the United States.” apart, Idlewild near the south aide 1961 by the New England Prov set up in opposition to Emperor soon return t o . his northeast A f "What, me?” ahe exclaimed. ing pro-Communlsts are using-pri to be sending the messages by rican country. ’ * o f Long Island in Queens, and La BuUetins vate homes aa hideouts from portable radio. ince of the Society of Jesus. HaUe Selassie has been over "I am certainly not. And fur Guardia near the north shore. €om e which to harass Phoumf’s forces. Fears for the safety of several The province is negotiating to thrown. "The confused situation in Ad thermore I voted for Nixon.” Normally two planes approach from the AP Wires The pro-Communlst Pathet Loo Americans stationed at a housing acquire Mamanasco Lê L^ge, The broadcast, heard in Nairobi. dis Ababa,” he said in a statement, Someone In the airline office ing the two flelda would be sep Radio claimed, however, that Capt. settlement 2 Vi miles east of 'Vien a resort hotel cf 30 rooms on 13 Kenya, said the announcement was "is something that will soon pass. In New York goofed. Mrs. arated by being assigned to differ Kong Le’s Leftist forces were tiane were expressed here. No word acres of land with transfer of title made on orders o f Maj. Gen. Mered Such confusion is caused always Kennedy, en route to join her ent altitudes, and by passing given OFFERS 5 POLABIB SUBS holding their positions against from them has been received since expected Dec. 30. Mengesha, who had been described by irresponsible people'and we be husband, a diplomat at Moz points on the approaches at dif Paris, Dec. 16 (V)—U.S. Secre lôumi. But the Pathet Lao Tuesday. It plans a $350,000 addition aa a traitor yesterday by a rebel- lieve that this is the case in Ad ambique, chuckled: “Wait till ferent times. tary of State Chrlatlaa A. Herter ' broadcast conceded that its latest Fragmentary radio reports from which will contain a chapel and 40 controlled station. dis Abeba. he hears about this. He’ll just conditionally offered today to put Information was as of yesterday British and American diplomats small rootns as sleeping quarters The exact situation in Addis "Since this confusion is con die.” (Oontliined on Page Ten) five Poloris-carrylng atomic anb- morning. __ for those participating in the 3- Ababa still was obscure. Resident fined only within Addis Ababa, we marines sod 100 more nuclear '(OontiBued on Pag? Twenty-three) day retreats. correspondents had been unable are confident that peace smd missilee under the ceuiiiiand ot More than 300 foreigners, in To be known as Manresa Re security reign in the rest of the military chiefs of the North At- cluding 185 Americans, arrived in to get news out. treat House, it will serve, among But Haile Selassie himself, ready country.’” lontlo Treaty Organization. Bangkok after a dramatic flight others, students at Fairfield Unh- from the embattled Laotian capi to fight for his throne and blam ,The Ethiopian Embassy in Lon Army Will Eliminate verslty and Fairfield Preparatory don confirmed only that the em LAOS BATTLE RSPOBT tal across the northern Thai bor Nepalese King ing “ irresponsible persons” for the School. They are now taken in rebellion, apparently was in or peror, hurrying home from a state Bangkok, Thailand, Dec. 16 der. The refugees ran a gauntlet Buses to a Jesuit retreat house In (jFt — Antl-Conmniiilst forces of shellbursts and sniper fire to near Addis „A>baba, his capital. A Monroe, N. Y. (Continued on Pnge Three) seeking to drive Leftist troop - cross the Mekong River into Thai P ushes Purge loyalist "Voice of Ethiopia” broad Manchester Nike Site Built in 19l2 as a private home, cast reported him back. A similar remnants from VlenUono were land. The group Included several the property was taken over In reported today to have seized American' women. broadcast earlier from Defense Of Politicians 1940 by Philip N. Hilsenrad and Minsiter Mengesha, then transmit Manchester la-^slgned East .Windsor site. the air field at the foatlan capi American Informants claimed operated since as a resort lodge. ting over a clandestine station, had scheduled to be closed down, ac and are in need of housing, would tal. Radio reporia from Ameri Russieuis or Communist North Plans are being made for a Sep reported the “Lion of Judah” back cording to an announcement by be given first priority to live at can military observers In Inos Vietnamese serving So-viet-supplted Katmandu, Nepal, Dec. 16 — News Tidbits said the Rlghtistsii under Gen. King Mahendra today preased his tember 1961 opening. The superior in Ethiopia. the U.S. Air Defense Command. Nike Circle. guns for the Leftist forces, laying Phouml Noeavan, also sncceeded purge of politicians in taking over ■' In nearby French Somaliland, CuUed from AP Wires Although no date or other de A post engineer detachment lo - precision Are across the center of (ContlBiird on Page Ten) French News Agency monitors tails were revealed. Army spokes In encircling the city. The air strongman powers with reports of (Contlnued on Page Thirteen) the d ty. widespread arrests—of rightwing men indicaated that the phase out field at the western ootaldrta, "I have helped train Laotian ar- ers as well as Communists. operations (step by step closing one o f two pro-Ooramnnlst tllleiymen and have never seen French nSval vessels, ignorlnj The 39-year-old monarch de official Bonn protests, stop an( down) would not begin untirafter strongholds, had been need to clared his primitive' Himalayan search another Weet Oennan ehlp the middle of next year. land Soviet airlifts of artillery. 'Hindu kingdom sandwiched be Pope Names U.S. Cleric in international waters off North The move is part of an overall Troopers Quell Algerian Rebel tween India and Oommimlat-occu- -African coast. . . Britain hopes to Army changeover from Nike so HOUR WEEK UROEf) pied Tibet would maintain a pol have a . satellite orbiting through Ajax to Nike Hercules. Detroit, Dec. 16 (/P)—A 80- icy of strict’ neutrality. In world space with those of United States In Connecticut, flvs of the UG>nn Student hour week with 40 P*y affairs. Among 4 New Cardinals and Russia in about a year. state’s 12 ' multi-million dollar “to help meet the extensive mi- Chief Calls for Khaki-clad Gurkha troops Nike missile batteries will be employmeat” of auto workers Italian journalists’ union' calls closed down. Four will be kept ih Snowball Riot guarded the royal palace and gov members out on two-day strike to was recommended to the Bitor- ernment buildings. Including the Vatican d ty ,'D e c. 16 Vf)—Pope Operation, but turned over to the natlonal Executhre Board o f tho Ballot Boycott John X Xin today named four new press dtrmands for 10 per cent wage government radio atatioii. A hand increases phis Easter benus ot National Gpard. Of the three re Storrs, Dec. 16 (fl’)—A snowball United Auto Workers Union to ful of soldiers patrolled the nar cardinals, including the Most Rev. maining aitdB. two, East Windsor fight with a cast of hundreds got day by a splinter group wlttin Tunla “ivnlsla, Dec. 16 (^>— Jowph E. Ritter, Archbishop of St. about oae month’n pay...Metho row streets which wind between and Ansonia, Nue already Her out of hand on the-University of the UAW. The Nattonal Com Algerian Premier Ferhat Abbas Louis, Mo. . dist Board of Christian Social 0>n- Katmandu’s ancient temples and cerns approves resolutions favor cules aitss, wtailKOromwell Is -in Connecticut campus early today mittee for Demoerstio actloa In directed Algeria’s nine million ramshackle houses. Two South -Americans and an Um prooeas of bsk)g converted UAW laelnded a eevlea ot Moalema today to prepare to ’The capital was outwardly ing UnlM Nattoas debate en and had to be quelled by State Po Italian were the others elevated by wwelon of Bed China end opposing from Nkes A jax to NOiq Hercules. other recommendations to tho 24- block the referendum President calm. But all Katmandu daily the Pontiff. lice and Campua Security Of- promotion of civilian defense. Phasing out oporatlaohs of the ficera, member board hoMfaig tto Charles da Gaulle plans on the newspapers—except one — sus The Italian prelate is Msgr. Glur Monebsstor oito will btgiit when tarty meedng here thh M ote and GatrliMn Siskin. Chat Stat^ Police termed the affair a Algerian problem early next pended publication today In pro seppe Femtto, a member of t>' Cromwell Is fully converted to Her Hiere was no Immsdlsto oem- tanooga, Tehn. philanthropists who “snowball riot.” Damage to uni month. test against ths king’s coup In Vatican Curia. cules. meat from the board. In a speech over Radio Tunis arresting popular Premier B. P. The new Latlh-American' Car earned a fortune salvaging junk versity property, mostly In the EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME-BEAUTI and used It to iudvan people nave Tha Hercules is .approximately Abbas said “You must prepare Kolrala and 10 o f his 11 cabinet dinals are the Most'ReV. Luis Con three times os affo^tive as Ajax, form of broken windows, will be HESTER BAPS CA8 TBO FUL . . . FROM A MAGNIFICENT COL- yourself for this baê. You will ministers and suspending the con cha Cordoba, archbishop of Bogota, received the Presld' nt’s Dtotla- about $200, they said. B ^ d e a icy gulehed Servtee Award ter tbaaae- with the capabilities of knocking Paris, Dec. 1 6 (ff) — Seeretary LECTION OF BURNISHED WALL be called upon to m ike this sinis stitution. and the Most Rev. Jose Umberto down higher and foster flying snowballs, some students were of State Christlaa Herter ter masquerade fall.” The youthful monarch’s blow Quintero, archblshcm o f Caracas. oad tiine... Aniericans will hurling soft drink bottles and bot PLAQUES OF ZINC WASHED COPPER, three billion CMflotiiias oardo this manned aircraft os well as air charged today Fidel Castro’s De Gaulle haa scheduled a ref- ending the experiment In parlia 'They will be created at a secret launched mloalleo. It la olao cap tle crates, they said. Cuba is becoming a beochhesd arendum Jan.. 8 to test popular m ent^ democracy he launched consistory at the Vatican on Jan. soon, and, to assure delivery, One campus security officer SOLID BRASS OR ENAMELED BRASS Poetmaster General Arthur E. able of propslUng a nuclear war for a Soviet attempt to penetrate sentiment in Fiance and Algeria himself 18 memths ago, came with 16. head. sustained an eye injury and a such suddenness that ' the 8 mil Bummerfield nedMnmendB thePUUp- designated “ih pectore” (in his clooo to one nUUlon'dollars, and la Police sold ths inytotl^tlon. was plaa aewsmpsrs tqdngpqfaetod ment, baaed in Tunis, b is ap Smamsher of the rightwing Gorkha vendetta” against him was raspon continuing. p ro v e the principle of self-deter heart) on March 28, I860. A t that mOnnsd by about 100 man foreign offlee o e n w as eogtag .1 parishad party had bam rounded ^b)e for hla year'j Imprisonment An ssUmoUd 600 mole studenta mination. Skit it haa Insisted on up along with other leaders of the tibne the P6M named s e im n e# AU 88 h o u ^ units at Nike nnothir crioia to' wnwlnr - Si, .' '' Staten Island ferry boat Its en- cle o n inhahtted by otticars took port .in ths frss-f(»vaU la the tslks'wlth the Flench and De ruling Nepnil Congress party. Tliey cardinals wmeh hrought ths A l gtne falling to reverse, yesterday Sontt Viol Nmlb B s8 $i:ta«alS*^. .' Gaulle himself to establish condi ,non

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MAKE IT a Nounce Another Cabinet Ap Discussed Particularly the Impact in Their Home Late Tuesday Night